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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-23
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N0rntaun. rr Sibeln unb Seilamcnts In SerlGic.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-23
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AND
Counsellor. ts Business,
BY FRANK CROSBY
CT THE PHILADELPHIA BAR.
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susiebcu uno 9i6t alscmsi
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reapts. gcmtr rcn 1ttcrnsI
sfcteu. @rtbanes 8iNs, Ssfstz
uno Releafcs auf,u,sbsn.
fastbir Die Gdsse fdr bas GintelettirI
ocn Sdulren nit rem Stani
fer eimitaticn uno 8eIauf VI
Nrt rcn Gi9tntbum ron Gres
ticu ausSsfhIcller, in einrm
hen Stoats.
CT Iaat oir Die lsaolsn 8crhdliniBe irpilhz
guarcianuuo SRincsridbriel
sReilfer uno esbrIin9, u. eCbr
berr une ecbnsmann.
.Gr Iaet 81 r 91as Gin esi6d uno Shlant
ausmadt. unp Die Gcfese tejt
lih auf teiratbS Dcper, 6
Rrehte Der Srausn in @i9enbu
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mem isorn Staat, unb bic Sla
ratiiaticus:9clee eicles eane
lc rpiE oititlbe an;upcneeu flntH
GrIaatpjr Die @CItss bs;detih ouf genf
uen uno pie eisiClbs su srIe
aen, 70 pis bic pre 9upticz
eBsIsss auf SNSutlihsn ednesrz
en-.
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SRinCl rcturd Gin 9atent ju E
lanocn. ulammtn nit GinI nIbrI
bunosu, lletSrlhrCitunssn VI
SatGucu rcn 9cbdbrCn.
g8ie ou psincn gBinru mudE
Icalt, unp pie rcn elmer pints
laTsnlhaft ju aeminiltrirsn,
teu rterun9cn uno 9eieeen
9c5u9 raraaf in sinsm ise
Staat.
GrTaatbir Die SReinun9 ron ben ean,Scrt
in alIasmeinsm @ctraub u
feet cir Die et9ielatipes, Gre
fire; unb Su' isal @Grpalt
6eiosn bsr ln9emcinsu u
Gtoats: 8esicrun9. ausSinane
CT loatbir GSie aus Der Court gu bIsitsu,
Dem or oir Ssiat pie bu &c
GbClhSfte oeC5lid tbun icnf
eaourtb nirb Gissntbum bis
sinsm 9rrBeu 8sauf 9sretS
uno man miro cabci lrbr pie :
3trorisElhteitsn dbsrbcbcn.
Ginsslns GrpiSn msrrrn eurtb tis Erit fat 81
9Elo teIoblt. on isosn 2auer, iEben 6onewertCr,
Den Selh6ftsmann unb dbGrbaupt on ir9Cno
mano in irscno sinem Stoot, auf Den 9mpfans
81 l.OO-crcr in Gefse .StI sstunrEn $l.25-dt
fanbt.
$1,000 bd8 SS0br Iss1," ISsIias Ss 3"
nsr Oucutbarcn scmadt pcrren. psdr rtisSs S8
perfaufer. inrsm unfere anrrtirtuu9cn on lclbs is
liberal Fne.
Sir einSttns 9cpicu rrn eiCfm g4ert, cerr Il
bic a9enttn' 9'seinsunssn, ic pis anesrS @ahw
fuu9en, psuer man ilb on
Sobn Is. @pttcr, 5srausssbsr
SIC. 6l7 Sancm Strusr, philadelphia.
SD9ai 16, 1860. nq6f
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-23
Ote 9(u9em biebcr 9eritbtct
9OOJI 4I41,DMga,,

gabinetmaher In bfr Statt Qufntaur.
Bsoisut fb oisitr Gslsssnbsit kinsn 5rsunesn
Auuotn unc otm sesbrten pubttum u6srbaupt ans
Susi9sn, oas CT Itiu Ga6inst:8 ,orsnIa9sr pcn SO
ii in feu bsrrliheS neue Seb6ubt, SO. SO in Der
mef. .PamiltcnsStraBe, uno jpar 9Crapc 0c9CnGter
Aa9snbub't pcts, psrle9t bat, alpo or nun tlrcit
III allen HnIprsbsnoeu eeraoe nab gDuulcb ,u bic:
Ren. - 5ein 9s9enwirti9er Stcd ii wabrlid) Gin
pOrtrsffIihsr uno be1tsbt gum 2btjt ous fctseursn
1rtifsln:
Bureaus, Seitboaros, Qier., Centre,
9aros, Dining: uno Sreaffait Sifben,
SId)ers uno ale l(rten anoere S6rdnfc,
8batuotz uno SofasSilbe, porlor 81:
Ibe, Sofas, QianosStuble, Spring sSibz
S6aufel StIble, Settitellen bon oacn
Senennun9ent 70 ipie iberbaupt ale lr.
titel Die in einem oolIItanoi9en Cabinet:
waarensSa9er oeiu6t lreroen.
Gr psrfertist stsnta(Is auf 9sfisIuns isbs ari
pcn Surnitur. nab rCr neuefru 56lcbcn, uuo ieptr
BON ibm pertuufs 2rtitst nug ras fsin far wae q
tbn pertauft unO mu6 role 5ufrirbsnbsit ssteu.
1ausbaItsr uno defenders :1ns: peuts rprlbet
pausbaltuu9en ju bs9iunSn 9sbSnfgu, lcllten uid,t
periiumen.be tbm anjurufsn Cbe Ns lcntpo fauftn
inotm tr pfrlibert fdblt oa6 Ct tbnen garaane ors
eistsn tnun, bic nr9snbspo auSsrbalt Vbiloeelpbe
dsrtrcfFen peroen tSnneu.
Xdr bersits asRcBens li6crae itrterIldbuna III or
rberlIttb bant6ar, uno miro burh tiGias preiEe uub
quite SsbnnOIuns isius 8uuoihaf tets lu pSrmsb,
zen iuebeu.
U @.-Serasbst ben Srt nibt bSrItt6s in
80. SO, gBilt.. .pamiCn.S rufft eaIelCii
an, uuo abtr,eu9t Gut itblt ptn Der gBabrbeit zen
BEN was stsn sela9t III.
Sobn Malbur9
s. 9anuar 4. 1860. nqbp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-23

8rSS qdbiss uno Stubsr Statt. .Sprln9.
w. Strts, psiBe unp sclIerirt, BON 20
Gents 3u 1taler.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-23
HUB nun fir Sic 0jrp,crcicn.
AMERICAN CYCLOPEDTA.

.AMEKIUAN U1UIUPEDIA.
Die rsipefton llntri6retrr ;u bieIem Grrrli.
den Brfs tpsrrsn bisrpur6 Esna6rittisst, pas
Der 9te Sanb tcrets erf6irnen, bel uns einsstrrf.
fen ii, unb bag lle benlsltsn nun abbrlen t6nnsn
Sc ms6r mir beles g4erf unterIu6m, bellc mebr
iberjsuaen mir uns, bae baseltr elm unentbebr,
li6ss unb wotIfeilss 1T, unb ba6 bater nod mebr
unterf6rtften barauf In unisrer llmscsenb ertanst
prrben icIIten. gBrr nod barauf Iub1rritirfn
nil Der lprs6e Dor bel
Sed, Gutb uno ,Selfrib.
NprtI 25 1860.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-23

@lein 9cratb III 70 srUb unb SOananbis In
al beiIsn 3wrtSsn, ais in irssnb BEN ,pst Cities.
0 SaItet es int 0ebdatniB, bab
0tie9eIbabnrn Ron alien 0tidtun8rn in
Cation laufrn, unb inbem Der 8abrpreis
nur cine Sleinisfrit it, 70 pirb cs ir.
8snb jemanb brjubIen 100 @rilcn at
fpmmrn, INN $40 pertb gBuarsn Su fau>
fen. Gerselirt lrsIei4 nidt, bab fic
Serfauft perben miiben, um @eIb auf,
Sutreiben. Sbr perbst ben Stpbr fins
ben an
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-23
SrDccricS

s6ir tabsn INNER auf Sanb Elm GROCER uni
3utduterpabltrr Stcd bon 3uder, 1bes, Nc
labst, 8uffss, 8cfnrn, @srarScn 9rctss uni
feineS SaI1 trim Sad Cter Sulast, setrpdnet
5ra6tsn pcn tetr Sorte.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-23

Dem 9rcBen $0elo Sobn Srcwn, ipelder
perurtbellt uno auf9ebon9en iporoen
1T, am 2ten December,
isinsS tetber linO su Irben.
Samuel 9eC6t,
in Der 0amilton StraBe, nabe Der Sten
in Ullentaun,
pslder mod baju lsinen 8unben unb brm putlt.
FUN i'm &assmrinrn anfiinpet, pne sr ssIunnen III
Irinen
~ Terti9cn StDCf SSimtcrflcibcr,
R ppn allen Sprtsn, nGmlt9: 8 : de, $ O.
{ II unp gB n II, 25 Srrscnt tiaiscr ,u Der.
faufsn, ale Anbsre bic bisIe @eIaGIts trtreiten.
Nuh bat CT nod siele anbers Qrtitet fir Serrrn,
nelts gu Dtrl Raum rinnrtmen riircen, tuclIte
man lis ale tsnnmsn.
&cmmt unp iiter,sust Gut Irlbl BON Der sBabrs
belt pss 9tIa9ten inpsm rs Gu6 3uaeth cine
quite @eIesenbett 9itti lsins fir 3 SSetcrta9s.
% den fe bsiiiumte glrtifsl 3u Irern uno pa.
pCn ju faufsn. Srrse6st ss nift, es in bier fein
Sumtu9 9-unb Str t6nnt gang fiber BEL ibm 25
9rC3rnt bel Gurrn @intaufrn srlparen.
Dies IN pabrliA cine srree @eltaenbett fir si.
nsn ped ju fanSsn-tringt abrr cine eulprne,,
lil6srns' cbsr eine quite pdpisrns @nsel nit
oas If Der gSr9 mic er IiG le6t fangsn Ia6t, In,
DEM er nift 8erne al zine siIsrns upn a6blerne
ansel antribt.
Sur tereits senUBcne SunbI6aft IN er bStR
bantbar, unp bittst I'm cine Scrttauer perIrltsn.
Somuel 6ebt.
Ostsmbsr Z. nq6b
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-23

R~Gurens unp WlnBpaaren IN aGer
w. itrsr 8er1Aictsntstrn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-23
SiGa grORer Sie9
Sm bcm ScblaebtfcIbe!

Vaea 9COBec SIS9
Su Dem 9cbIaebtfcIbe!
,A1Orn! Sdlabtrrei unb lliftcria
Der Gatan III an einem Sein fir Elm tau=
ieno Sabre feit9etettet. Ger Sberif1
mar leete Ha6t in Dem 9rfdnenib.-
Sietenjebn Nbpoeaten ein9eIblo ZEN
Ribter uno Surp Sinnenlo6 ourb Die
Nabt. @ini9e Oottoren auf elmer
uSprie'', II. (. 10,
abGr es III Crtauneno gu a9Gn, eaB bic Iufreauna0 on
stcpps wrbIfeiIsm S0rscIo StCbr, mS9sn fsincn
StbDmen mnb ipDblftilem Siitcr
rstcu crbatttn auf ebsrifs @crtauf. 70 srs6 mar,
baB ba6 Scbidfat rCr ,,@brwdrei9En" SbsnbCnam:
ten, gang uno oar psr9eBcn ncrrsn i--uno nctb 70:
gar bti ihrCn 2Gcbcrn uno SSttcrn-ecnn Iitltlbe
mGrsu allie sntfblceen fir Zen crhen Shuitt prn oGu
nsuSn Sitter uno tsin SDuneer, esnu nobe an
$4,000 gJarts idwarSc Seibe fir 374 unb so
Gents per 9Jarb. 10. $4,000 gJarts fancy
Seosn, neue Styles fir so Gents per garb
10000 garbs Iawar3e glpareas, gan; wobl.
fell; $4,000 garbs neue Stpls QGbies Dres.
9utfr-all the go -Wiuslins unp Stattune
gan; ipcblfril fir Sarsslb 5000 neue Stple
'Wantillas 1000 SUcpIfirts, cine srpBe 3atl
buffers Don 50 Gents tta ;uSl5 90 paS Stdd;
fran3GfIhe 9aes Mantiaas fir So welhe Sl5,.
90 wertb lfn6 800 Sdapls BON alien
Stptss tredwobIfel, 1000 YaraIcls unb 9ts'
9sni6trme :; 1dwarSs Ssrse unp Nernps bon
123 Gsnts aufwdrts, 9rrape BRETT eenue fir
.9rdusr.S&owla 16wa1s Bells unp Collars
gang poblfeil 0nstanl- -5alstii6er nate an
elmer garb 4'sdist fir ct Gents per garb
natel9carteitts SalstiIGsr fir 6& Gents has
Stdd 2aeiss wtibe Strdmpfe fir 64 Gents
aus9rndbte Collars fir gmtS 2aprS Sanp,
f6uts A Gents;
Serner:-Sel Sb6be6 unb Sen.
fter Gurtain6 febr I6on.
Mud Sitter fdr gRanns uno 8n0t en- au,dss ole /:
Iub, Gaf1mercs, 1Drfinse, Satin
une 9smeinr Sofenitoffe,
| limb btSfs fno srar wOblfsiter oils ee(slts e in
duGntaun gum @srfauf on9stoten mcrbcn fnr.-
SersGest es audi 9ldthfalIs niht, Bag Der Stcrp,
ics6en cine srcFs Got rcn neuen Strls
R1SrGbiabr5. uno Sommer Sonnets,
/ S1tV 8dnocr, Ylumsu, IL. /. no, pcn Weurcrt
uno philadelphia erbatttu bat, mdbe or fef ents
hlcecn III bGtm @rcRsn unb &Sinsn gang biuie fit
Gdfb gu psrtauftu.
llnb nmn fir bic 6rp;ercicm.
.F Der Stcpp pcrtauft bcrrliben Su
/ kESAz-AS der fir 81 9tnts r0s pfunb tster
/. .EIEfH9RN wet8er fir 10 Gents outer Syrup gPc:
s2aSzS talss an 63 Gents per Quart bsrrli:
der Sad'McIa6eS an 10 Gents 400 bults uno
pisrtd 8Irrrls pen ben finitsn gRaforcln Die s in
NGcntaun pirtauft pcrecn fuo, uno sr pcrtault fit
pen 81 tts 50 wObtiIer oIs bic Bcblfsilttu.
0@15-llnc nun bcntst nidt oaB itb ,.bla6e" unb
n9abs" fdr ben Stcpp, psnn i lisbr ibu fIblf ntbt
-o1nn CT tcr9t Rtenduo elm ,,Sip".-Daber liebs
tb tbn ntdbt oas tann ih Guh 1a9cu.--S tcpps nohs
feiltr Bor9dp Strhr III on SO. 35 G8Clt .bamiltcu
gra6s in 2tGsntoun, Ya.
Hprtl %. nqSp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-23
9etr1tbS- -@e9wetfer.
Gin nrurs Bud burb
gSS Il / q III 9Ipmlo. NJ. D.

Gin nrurs Bud bur6
SSt II lam 9JpnuG NJ. D.
.&NSNEElz. Differ ssbsms 9ritIabsn CUR Court.
@TEa. Idip, 9iebs unb 6riratt, nit cen 3u.
S;fls5 fdIliscn 6rantbsitrn Der Susrnb,
Wf5AM0S&$ bsS Mittsls9lltrs unb rts Qltrrs
'4tNSN ielta, sbt ju9Isit QiGt unb S6nt.
ten BON bem rertsirattetsn estsn. BEN 8rsuesn
unb SriiblaIrn, 5Offnunsen, SrfGr6tunsm unb
gBibsrwGrttsteitrn. 9aBe ale Srrbsiratbste 0n.
ffsn, cber fclfe bic iu teirattsn ssbentsn-tencn
ater nod cine flrins Sinbsrnie I'm @eee il-
bisfss Bud lslfn. eaeet jspsn junssn Wann unb
8rduenSmmsr In 9anbe es lrIsn. @s IN Spa bon
Sti6sn unb gift gufl6lub iiter Getcimnier, bic
Elm Ssesr tribsn fputs. Sin msnis 6snntnie bem
Infanse Fam cine sBrlt brl 5rutel bsrbiiten.
S6idr fiji Elm GOpie (25 Gsnts sinssf6loesm
an Or. wiIIiam 9ouns,
SO. 4l6 Sprun StroFs, philadelphia,
Nrrit 81, 1880 rolS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-23
What EUc1.y BOdy Wants.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR .
CONTAINING

SIMPLE REMEDIES, EASILY Ot
TANNED, FOR THE CURE OF DIS|
EASE IN ALL FORMS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-10
MIlLCmIsR RIGHT

"The Republican party Is firmly COM
mittCd 20 tho doctrine uf Congressional
Intervention, The platform adopted at
Chicago declares plainly in favor oiintcr-
vcntion and in oppositionto Popular Sow
Creiguty, or the right and power OF the
people of Il territory to control their own
domestic institutions. ."--S Seneca A dcerti-
ser, Aug. Sd, 1890,
"The Republican Platform ofls56 de-
clared that it WAS the duty Of Congress
to prohibit in the territories those twin
relics Of barborism, slavery aud polygs-
my. This was a positive declaration.--
Where do you find any such positive and
affirmative plank in the Chicago Platform9
THERE IS NoNEr'---SeRecG Advertiser,
May 25th, 1860
The above ia fair specimen Of the
consistency of the Advertiser 1t plainly
and emphstically contrOdicts ITSELF
viii our ncighbOr explain which ofthese
declarations il intends that its readers
should bellevei lie must suppose his
readers are fools or else that have very
short memories. ..I. ash.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-10

oonstitutioh ally exercise over property Of
any other kind"
"And If Congress itself cannot do this,
(prohibit slavery IN a territory)--if Il is
beyond ihe powers Of Congress aud the
General Gopcrnmunt, Il viii be admitted
we presume, that Il could not authorize 4
TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT to
ersfciso hcm.n
9th. "The act Of Congress, therefore,
prohibiting a citizen Of the United States
taxing With him his slaves when he re-
moves TO the Territory in question TO re-
side, u an ExEHcisE Oh AurHoRfrY ovER
rRIvATE PROPERTY WHICH 10 NOT WAR
RAErED ny TIiE CONSTITUTION, and the re-
movol of the plaintiff by his owner 20
that Territory gave him no title TO free
dom
Now We ask the Aduertiser what be-
comes Of your boastcd doctrine Of Popu-
lar Sovereignty It vanishes into thin
air. There is nothing Of II, when you
come to examine It closely. According
TO the admissions Of your own leaders, il
is a cheat and a humbug--a olaP-trap op-
Grafton TO catch votes with. While II
pretcnds to favor freedom, II is calculut-
cd to fasten slavery inexorably upon all
the territories and to clinch II by the in
terposition Of the Supreme Court.
The Republican ground is the only
true one-thst Freedom is the normal
condition Of all the territories and that
slavery can exist nowhere, without the
protection Of local law.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-10
Thnt Rchuhn-

John II ckmon refers In his speech to
nrcLukc which he says Senator Broder-
ick administered to Douglas when he was
about surendering to vote for the infa-
nous English BILL" and which he re-
fused TO set forth. The Chicago Press
and Tribune supplies the missing words
from what Il considers good authority
The language is said to have been used
at the house Of Broderick, when only four
or five Of the anti Nebraska Democrats,
who had been assembled there for con-
sultation, held out against that bill Mr.
Douglas munfested also willingness to
yield and Il was then that the gallant
Harris "shod tears Of anguish aud gave
utterOnco to bis despair"
Then Mr.. Broderick rose solcmnly to
his feet, and pointing his finger directly
towards Mr. Douglas, aud listening his
keen flashing eye upon him said, you
can UOts for he Englih substitute II you
ioiH, Jui should you do so, a. slre as there
is Godcf truth and jusiios ia Heaven,
I iOiH dehOaHce goa upon ne floor Of tie
Senate for hdriag irditorovsly deserted
principle and sold yourself to the A dmin-
isirdtioa."
This was all that was lacking to com
plete tho picture so faithfully given in
Mr.. Hickman's speech. Lot tho reader
add this final touch.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-10
Thc 'Texns Ins,Irrection.

The Advertiser is so hard put to for
urgum ent that il manufactures story of
its own, out Of whole cloth II has just
found out that the "lIlack Republicans"
are at the bottom Of the Texas sldUe ia.
sUrTsotion, ~ the editor calls il. He says
two Abolitionists have been caught and
hung for distributing arms to slayes.-
Now, the. editor ought to have known
that these men were supporters Of Ste
phon A. Douglas, for they are the only
kind Of AboliiioHisis known down there,
This is serious affair for the Douglas
party, for il cannot afford to have many
of is men hung in thisway-itr rm need
item all al he election!
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-10
Thc Nulnhcr Tinln.

The Tdin Advertiser settles the mat
ter finally as to the number at the Grand
Rally in TifIin on the first. Some care
lul hand counted those who went into
the grove, Of course very accurately, and
made a total Of just S,69l, aud the Ad-
oeFfiSer veTy literally allows a Thousand
moro in town, while the speaking was
going on at the grove, The matter may
as well be considered settled now. Yet
we would advise the employment Of the
man that did the counting, 20 number
the leaves of the forest and count the
sands upon the sea-shore, as the Job
would be perfectly feasible after what he
has already accomplished
Our friend Of the A dueFtiSer must have
been badly frightened, or he would not
have been 50 indisoreet as 70 belittle,
after the fashion he undertakes 10 do.
the monster meeting at Tifiin, There
were too many witnesses of the size Of
that meeting, not 70 have such an effort
reooil 10 his own discredit. The OF re-
peated edyise Of an old pedagogue, 10 the
young brood Of authors, who ilourished
ON composition days-
"Lest men suspect your tale untrue,
Keep probability 10 view"
would have saved the Adusriissr from
the modification Of having his own polit.
ieal friends entirely discredit bic report
--Sahdusky Register
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-10
LabOring Men--FarIners
and Mechanics.
Henrtm Mind

ThOt Herschel V. Johnson, Douglas
candidate for Vice President, said, in a
speech at Philadelphia in 1856, that
Capital SHOULD OWN LABORw
He makes no distinction as to color. lie
believes that every laboring man,
WHITE or BLACK, should be owned,
body and SOUL by the man for whom he
labors-that the poor mechanic, farmer
and doy-laborer should be the slape of the
monicd aristocrat. This is the man whom
the Douglasitos have put on their ticket
and for whom they insuItingly ask you to
vote. WiR you do az Nola thousand
times mol by voting for Stephen A.
Douglas, you vote for II. v. Johnson and
endorse his views, Remember this.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-10

Tho rsiprns from the Kentucky cleo.
tiOn show shot Leslie CoOmbs,Amerioan,
IL elected Clerk Of the Court Of Appeala
BY . lsrgn majority. The Douglasites,
a0Aaf fsisfssrs ana Of tAe1s, deserted their
0@n clndidata and went, almost en- masse
with che Know Nuihings. This must be
grstlfying 10 German Democrats heroa.
bouts, Dopglss supporters, South, are
in such a miserable minority that they
sEe willing 70 fuse with unything, Ken
eicsy howevor, We think, is certain FOR
Bssckinridge ia November.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-10

Tho A dUertiser suys that New York,
Ponnsylyania, New Jersey, Indiana and
Illinois are sure for the Little Giant -
Why not claim Ohio too You nre too
modest by half You might as well claim
them all for Douglas, for that is oil the
good It will do him. He won't get one
Of them. "Old Abo'' can sweep the field
against any and all the factions that can
be brought against him. Let them COM
bine IL they will-this will only give a
little interest to the fight, for, at present,
with the Democracy divided and Juggling
each other by the cars, all the Republi-
cans have to do is to stand by and see the
fun. New York and Pennsylvania will
20 for Lincoln by from 10000 to 10000,
each, aud Indiana, Illinois and New Jer-
sey are already given up,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-10
Ont for Rrcckcnridpc.

Three of the candidates on the Demos
cratic State Ticket, last year, arc out for
breckenridge, viz; 7. w. hartley, can
didute for Supreme Judge, w. IL. Stafford,
candidate for Lieut.. Governor, and C. NJ.
Allen, editor Of the Cudlz Sentinel, and
candidate for School Commissioner.
Mahlon Mcdry of Cincinnati, son Of
Sam. ledary,is breckenridge man.
Col. Thos. J. Orr of Bucyrus, our pres
ent State Senator, is outstrong for Breck-
enridgc. We wonder what Che A duerti-
ser thinks Of Col Orr now 7 Wilt de-
nounce him, as it has the other Brccken-
ridge men
iriSsuu tuerp arc rom 5UU 10 4uU
Breckenridge men in Crawford Co.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-10
IlrpubIicnm tomnty convention

Republican, County Convention
To-morow, che Republicans Of sene-
ca county meet in Convention to choose
a county ticket. We trnst tIiat Wise
eounsels will prevail and that iudicious
selections will be made. Let the motto
be--..sveryfhiae for PriHeiple--HOitiag
for men" The candidates cannot all be
successful--some Of them will probably
bo disappointed. The people have a
right TO select whom they please and we
despise that man, who, after gong into
convention aud being fairly beaton, comes
out Tie a bear oih sore head and goes
whining round, trying to defeat the tick
ct. We know oil the candidates person
ally and we believe none Of them would
be guilty Of such littleness. Let's nom
mate a strong ticket and then 60 in and
elect il. That's he talk, boys.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-10
Administrators Sale OfReaI
f Estate.


Under and pursuant - an order made by
the Probate Court of Seneca county, Ohio,
ON the LIST day of August, A. ID. 1860. to me
directed aud Issued, Ia the cause of Solomon
u. Ruse, Administrator OF the estate of Sol
ONION Ruse, deceased. VS. Elizabeth Ruse
and Others, will offer for sale Ct y Ibllc ven
due, on
Saturday, September 18th, A. D., 1860,
between the hours OF ten A. NJ. and four T..
NJ. of said day, at the door Of the Court
House in Thin, S,neca county, Ohio, the
real estate bounded and described TO wit;
The west halt ofthe south west quarter Of
section eighteen in township two, north Of
range fourteen east, in Seneca comfy, Ohio,
free and uuenumbered by right Of dover OF
the said Elizabeth ltuse, as the widow Of the
said Solomon Ruse, therein.
TERMS Or SALE-0ne third cash In
hand, one third ia ono and one third in two
years, with Interest lrm day Of sale, with
mortgage on the premisss 70 secure deferred
SOLOMON II RUsE, Admir-
tf the Estate OF solomon Ruse
PENNINeToN, LEE BREwER,
ATTORNEYS
Tilin' Aug 10. 1860 -4S $3.50.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-10
MOI 30 FnsI.

The Advertiser says that Cassius NJ,
Clay declared in his speech at this place,
the other day, that "tho right Of the slave
holder to take his property into the terri
tories had not been decided by the Su-
premc Court" This is a mistake. Mr..
Clay said no such thing. What he did
say was thisl that the Court, in tAe DrsS
Scott case, attempted TO mako such a dc.
oisiOn, but that Republicans believed It
to be extra-judioiSl and without binding
authority, because the Court travelled out
side Of the case before them to make il,
Democrats accept the decision, as Of bind.
ing authority, and therefore thoir mouths :
are forever estopped from making any
objection thereto, They have endorsed
the decision Of the Court, as a whole, and
therefore the argument is turned against
thom--they can set mp no denial.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-10
The DOuEIus Democracy Sus-
IRin POIyg0lmy.

Bear in mind, voters Of Seneca county,
that every democratic member Of Con.
gross from Ohio voted against the bill
of Mr., Nelson of Tenn, TO abolish Po-
lygamy in Utah, thus sanctioning and
sustaining that abominuble and heuthcn-
ish practice. Do you want this abomin-
ution continued Then vote to make Ste.
phen A. Douglas President, for his Squat
ter Sovereignty heresy Is just what Brig
ham Young wants. Under this doctrine
BrighOm can extend his pestllent insttu-
ton into all the Territories without inter
ference, Voters Of Seneca county, II
you believe in Polygumy, vote for Ste
phen A. Douglas. Brigham Young goes
for Douglas and Squatter Sovereignty.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-10
which nonrInnisIt.

The Advertiser Of last week had a col
ored and very muddy "Cut' at the head Of
its columns, which il gave MS tounderstand
represented its candidate Tor President.
Those who have seen Fred Douglas, the
mulutto, say il Is avery correct likeness
ofhim. Can il be that our neighbor has
made a mistake and is going for Fred
Douglas instead Of SieVel