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The Cumberland C0alllelds and the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

WINCHESTER, (YA) AUGUST 90, 1860.
To the Editors ofhe National lnteRigencer:
Has it never occurred to those who have
such an immense interest in the ooalfeld Of
Maryland that digging up and transporting
the coal is not the only way to developed the
wealth Of Allegheny county? 1t has been
my fortune to visit all the leading cotton man
ufacturing districts in Europe and America.
I have examined the resources and natural
advantages of New England, of Lancashire,
in "Old" England, of Rouen, in France
Client, in Belgium, Of the cotton-spnning
districts Of Switzerland and Germany. l
give it as my deliberate conviction that the
Cumberland coalfelds of Maryland, immedi-
ately through which passes the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, surpass in natural advantages
the best districts Of the North or of Europe.
Connect by direct and cheap means of
with the cotton of the Miss
ssippi valley and the bread and provisions
Of the Lake Basin, and situated in temper
ate climate, tho Cumberland coal districts pre-
,ents as the basis of its manufacturing caps-
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Notices..

The LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW FOR July,
Repubshed by L Scott & Co., "a Geld Street
New York. Price SO por annum.
Messrs l.. Scott & Co., are rapidly putting
forth their reprints of the English Reviews
for the current quarter. These publications
have been long issued with such regularity,
that the announcement of their issue has be-
come almost unnecessary, as readers know
when confidently to expect them. The fol-
lowing is an abstract of the Contents of thu
present number of the London Quarterly: l..
The Missing Link and the London Poor; II.
Joseph 5calger; III Workmen's Earnings and
Savings; ". The Cape and South Africa; V.
AIRY Scheffer; VI. Stonehenge; VII. Darwin's
Origin of Species; VIII. The Conservative
Reaction We do not know if many of our
fair readers are given to reading these Re-
views we apprehcnd that these solid-looking
periodicals are deemed as exclusively mascu-
line as male attire, and only fit to DO taken
up by the reckless and eccentric. But it is
high time that they should reject the dismal
trash usually provided for their edifcation
and amusement, ard resort to such periodicals
as these. No woman can read without deep
interest and sympathy such articles as Nos
I. and III. above enumerated; few women can
reflect upon them without feeling that their
estimate of their social and domestic duties
and responsibilities has been hitherto narrow
and imperfect The perusal Of these articles
will, we hope, lead to an examination Of the
others, and thus contribute to the formation
of sound literary taste.
This number commences volume.
Price of one Review, SO year. Price of
the four Reviews So. "Blackwood" and the
four Reviews, $40
CAssELL's ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE
What has become of the above named work?
Has it failed? We have not seen copy Of
it. or the Illustrated Natural History for
some time.
BENEFITS DOLLAR MAaAzINE-Emmer-
son Benefits Dollar Magazine forSeptember
has come to hand. 1t is az excellent num-
Der and will richly pay careful perusal.
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<'>>"e
TTolioIr1u's Pills unI 0inf,ne,f

Holto~ays Pills and Ointment
Health and Beauty to secure them.
Female Irregularities. Beauty is as in
dispensablc to the happiness Of woman
as is health to her existence the loss
Of charms being regarded as greater
than death itself. Holloway's Pills and
Ointment have done more towards preser-
ing it and relieving the various disorders
incidental to the sex than all other adj
vertised medicines united Thousands
Of lovely females have had their censti-
tutions ruined and beauty blighted by
drastics aperients, pernicious stimulants
and poisonus lotions, The mild, sooth-
ing, and restorative influence of Hol-
loways great Internal and external rem
cdes in all complaints of woman ara now
generally admitted whether in the Spring
time of womanhood or in the Autumn or
turn of life.
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not binding upon the Democratic party;
that Mr.. johnson was not nominated by
any convention or popular body, and he
has not therefore, been nominated; that
the nomination of Mr.. Douglas was
made by a fraction of a broken up conven-
ton in violation of the two thirds rule,
which has been adopted for its govern
ment, and was in force, by minority of
States whi,h were most hopeless Repub-
licans, after the regular delegations frem
fused admission to their seats, and by a
body which at no time could count a
majority of its delegates in his favor
when voting free'y their sentiments
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School Notice,

WIN. FITZMAURICE most respectfully in
w forms his friends and the public generally
that his school at CARROLL HALL, near ST.,
Patricks Church, will again be open for the re.
cepti"n of pupils, on Monday, the Sd Of Sep
TENDER
There are two large, commodious md well
furnished School Rooms. for the accommo da ion
Of male and female scholars.
The course of instruction will be thorough,
and practical, embracing all the English and
Matthew itical branches.
His experience in Surveying and Civil Engi
neering enables him to guarantee practical, as
we'll rs a Theoretical training in this desirable
profession. Aug 30--3t.
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The following is the resolution in which
the Breckenridge men of New York offer
their respects to the Douglas wing of
+" the only united. harmonious and ma
tional party"
Resolred That the pretended nomina-
ton of Stephen A. Douglas for Presi-
ident and Herchel V. Unison for Vice
President, at Baltimore. have no SEM
blanee of regularity whatever, and are
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DR.. BRUNON'S
Concentrated Remedies

No. 1.-THE GREAT REvIyER.
ly eradicates all TIE evil effects of Self hLsss
such n general debility, loss of EFnory, wss;
ing AWAY of the organs, OF any constitution
the SEXUAL organs, broughfon by the unrestss.r.
ed indulgence of the psss.ons, Acts alike ~.
either sex. Price 81
No. 2-THE BALM Will cure in from f. p
days. any case of gon oorrbo is without ,ps,- Q.
smell anu requires no reftrietivn Of dit'.--
No. 3.-TEREB.--Win cure in tn. shs,t,s
possible time any case Of aleet, even after al
the other Remedies have filled to produce ,Le
desired effect. No tnfte or emell. Price sLs
dollar. --i'-0r
No. 4.-THE PUNITER-I, the only ,.u
edy known that will really cure STRUCTURES ~
the retha, no matter Of how long stsbGipp a,
neglected tho case maybe. Price one dollar
No. THE soLUToR will cure any eais
of Gravel, permanently and speedily remove
all affections OF the bladder and kidneys. Price
No. 8. FOR Particulars SEE CIR.
CULAR.
Np.7.-,THEAMARIN will Cures the whites
radically. and in much shorter time thas
they can be removed by any other treatment
IN TACT, is the only remedy that will really
correct this disorder. Pleasan, to take. Pri,.
one dollnr
No: s.-THE ORIENTAL eAsrrrts .5,
certain, safe and seedy in produci-eM -.
ton, or correcting my irrcc-,a.' .i.r-
monthly periods. Price tive dciiaiy
LAR. : 4 -i--~
Either Remedy sent free my mail 90 re,el.
of the prices annexed. Enclosing postage s,ars,
and get Circular.
General Depot North East corner Of York
Avenue and Cnllowhill Street. Private Ofss
4Ol York Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale in Cumberland only by Hcaly
Shriver, where Circulars containing vslusbl.
information, with full description Of each eaa.
will be delivered gratis, on application.
Address
DIR. FELIX BRUNCN,
Post o0lce Box 80, PhilndeIrhis, Ps.
April &c. 1s60--1y.
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end on the lot of March, 1861.
Faculty.
NATHAN R. SMITH, NJ. D., Professor of Sur.
gerry.
VIM. Il. AKIN, NJ. D., Professor OF Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
SAMUEL CHEW, NJ. D., Professor ofthe Prin-
ciples and Practice Of Medicine, and Of Clin-
ical Medicine
&. W MILTENBERGER, N. D., Professor of
Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and
Children.
WIN. A. HAMMOND, NJ. D., Professor OF Anat-
omy and Physiology.
EDWARD WARREN, NJ. o., Professor Of Ma.
trria Mcdica and Therapeutics.
GEORGE FARNANDIS, NJ. D., Demonstration
of anatomy.
CLINICAL INSTRUCTION il given at the
Baltimore Infrmary, situated near the univer-
.ity, and open to Matriculates of the School
througho out the year.
FEES, for the full course, 500; Matricnlation
fee So Graduation $40; Practical Anatomy
$40.
c. W. MILTENBERGER, ME-.
Aug 3O--ft Dean.
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Ayers Ague Cure,


which neutralizcs this malarious poison 10 the
blood, and stimulates the Liver to cxpel i
from the body. Its action upon the system is
Invariably sure, and It's cure of Fe,ey and
Ague, and kindred complaints certain. II
taken in season it expels the virus from the
system rs it is absorbed, and thus keeps those
who use the CURE free from its attacks, kseps
the system in health, although exposed to the
disease. Consequently it not only cures, onf
protects from the great variety OF affections
which are induced BY this malignant indu-
ence such as Remittent Fever; Chill Fever;
Dumb, or MASKED Ague Period cai Headache.
or Bilious Headache, Bilious FeTers; Neural
gia, Rheumatism; Gout; Blindness, Toothache;
Earache; Catarrh, Asthma, Populations; Pain
full Affections of the Spleen; Mysteries; Collie;
Paralysis, and Painful Affections of the Sion,-
ach and Bowels, all of which, when arisin.
from this cause will be found TO assume mora
or less the intermittent type. This "Asus
CURE" removes the cause OF these d.rargs-
ments, and cures the disease.
This it acconplshes by stimulating the ex-
cretories to expel the virus from the system,
and these organs BY degrees become babitu-
ated to do this their Office of their own accord.
Hence arises what we term assimilation. Time
may accomplish the same end but often life ID
not long enough, or is sacrificed in the at
tempt, while this "AGUE CUnE' does it at
once, and with safety. The extensive use OF
this in all variety Of cases, has shown it 10 DO
a surer as well as safer remedy for the whole
class OF diseases which are caused by the mt
asmatio infection, than any other which mas
been discovered; and it has still anoiher ma.
portant advantage TO the public, which mat
it is cheap as well as good. :.
Prepared By DR. J. c. AVER q 20, Lowell
Mass. .,..-,,.a...r 49,
Sold byJ B. II. CAMPBELL, aud HEALES
l. SHRIVER, Cumberland, and by all Drug
gists and dealers in medicine everywhers.
. July 26, ls6O-Sm
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Baltimore Municipal Politics.

A correspondent of the New York
World from, Baltimore, thus speaks of
the approaching municipal election, and
of the prominent candidates for the
mayoral.ty:
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-08-30
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the School Fund of
n Allegany county are hereby notified to pay
he same to the undersigned, Treasurer of the
Board of Public Schools of said counts, on or
before the 5th day of September next, other
wise process may be issued thereon to enforce
payment. By order of the Board,
J. D. WIDENER,
Aug 30-3t.
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Camp Meeting

RY Divine permission, the Cumberland Cir
ID cult Camp Meeting will be held on the
ground of Mr. Brady, mile west of Cresap
town, and "a west of Brady's mills depot, com
mencing Aug. 3lst.
The friends of surrounding charges are cor.
daily invited to tent with us on this beautiful
spot-we need their help to battle successfully
with the powers of darkness.
boarding tent will be on the ground, ut
which strangers can be accommodated.
Aug % W.M. SHDWALTER.
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ONLY 25 CTS.

per bottle, to be had at all respectable ggisis
and perfumcrs.
l.. Miller would call the attention Of Parents
and Guardians to the use of his lnvigorator, in
cases where the childrens Hair inclines to be
weak. The use of ii lays the oundation for
good head Of Hair, as il removes any impurities
that MAJ have become connected with the scalp,
health of the child, and the future appearance
Of its Hair.
CAUrInN.-None genuine without the fac sim
lie LOUIS MILLER being on the outer wrap
per; also. L. MILLER'S HAIR INVIG0RA-
TOR, N. Y, blown in the glass.
Wholesale Depot, SO Dey ST., and sold by all
the principal Merchants and Druggists through
out the world.
liberal discount to purchasers by the quaint
ty.
also desire to present to the American Pub
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-08-30

The great celebrity and the increasing de-
mand for this unequnlled preparation, convince
the proprietor that one trial is only necessary
to satisfy discerning public of its superior
qualities over any other preparation at present
in use. 1t cleanses the head and scalp from
dandrUF and 9th err cutaneoas diseases, C ausesthe
hair to grow luxuriantly, and gives it rich, soft
glossy and flexible appearance, and also where
the hair is loosenng and thinning, it will give
rength and vigor to the roots, and restore tho
growth to those parts which have become bald,
causing it to yield fre'h coreri"g Of hair.
There are hundreds Of ladies and gentlemen
in New York who have had their hair restored
by the use of this InvigOrator when all other
preparations had failed. l.. NJ. has in his pos
session letters innumerablc testifyine 30 the n
bove facts, from persons of the highest respect
ability. 1t will effec tually prevent the hair Jr
turning gray until the latest period of life; and
in cases where the hair has already changed its
color, the of the Invigorator will with GER
tainty restore ii to it's original hue, giving it
dark, glossy appearance. AS perfume for the
toilet and u Hair Restorative it is particularly
recommended, having on agreeable fragrance;
and the grent facilities 1t affords in drcssing the
hair, which when moist with the Invigorator
can be dressed in any required form so to
preserve its place, whether plain in curls--
hence the great demand for ii by the ladies as
standard toilet article which none ought to be
without, as the price places il within the reach
of all, being
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-08-30

REEN CASTLE CRADLES, For
" sale by VIM. 2. BRALL Co, sole agents
for Ailegany county. idt<
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Fever and Ague

| S caused by the iniasm or exhalation evolved
l. from dccayed and decaying vegetation in
moist soils. When absorbed into the crcula
ton it becomes an irritating virus in the
blood which derangcs and des troys the health
of the whole system. We have long sought
and have at length found an autidote
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-08-30

FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR to its origi-
nal color without dyeing, and preventing
the Hair from turning gray.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-08-30
Prof. L. Miller's
HAIR INVIGORATOR.

AN EFFECTIVE, SAFE AND ECoNo MI-
CAL COMPOUND, -
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Die Srtntttalsettnn8 ii6er Ste segem=
tuGrttge Sttunttpu.

Die Grimtnal3eitung ia9t IN t6rer ~nereten
Ntntmer:
Der 2lu6faQ Der Sftpberpablet entbebt bic
Grpablun9 9tncpln'6 gum Yr1ibenten Der Ste
publtt alem 3petfel. Die republttantlhe Nartet
rptrp, 70 melt e6 Die Npm ~tltratipn betrtft, ans
Nnoer 9elangen, Dag t9r fir ben Nnfnnq nod
etne Majprttat tt beipen 3ipetoen pe8 Gpnarelle8
ert9egenltebt, lit Der 9artet ais lp(her oteQetdt
mebr 5utrdglt6 ais Ihdbli6 penn nidt arf
etnntal fam Der 9rpBe llmldpun9 Dor ltG 9eben,
ntAt I'M 6~anbumorebet Der 9rpBe Nu9tasltal
9eretrt9t iperoen. Sage bic Sadie anper8, 70
ptroen bc6gelpannte griparttneen entte6et,
pel6e getduldt perpen NJ Ii + t Il. Sebt bat bic
pbalanr 3ett, Ii6 3t con pltotren uno at frafttz
gen, rpabrenp ba5 0recatre tbrer Steauno le
paran ttabnt, tbre neu ~er(onote @etralt ntdt III
mtbbrau6en.
Der SOrlaut9e Sieg wurOe unter umldnoen
errlit9ert, tpel6e TIN 5t etnent ppppelt aldnsenDeu
MAIDEN. Die 8epnbltfaner lteben jebt pGne bic
perbG6ttgen 8unbe59enolIe1t bn, trel9e t6nen Dor
pier Sabren CUR Sette ltanpen, Die &raft, mel
Ge le %entfaltet, lit lire t9ene. Nle5 tp1rbe
auf9eboten, INN tbnen in Den Nr9en be5 Golfe8
31 l1aben. SIS purbe pemIelben init NrtlGfuno
Der Union georpbt, S6redbtlber p6ne BAIL tpurs
ben i'm Dor 9ugen gebnlten, Die @e9ner Iaet<
ten neber Nitben, nod GpFen, Die ptoerfre=
benofen glenente SerbinOeten It6 9e9en ba8
Gretbetsbeer. Dem 2len ltanb nt6ts entae9en
als paS btr6 Die 6anplungen Der Npmtnitra<
ton ernp6rte BenuBtletn pe5 8plfes, SerbunDen
NIT Der Ueber3en9nng, baB cine Nenberun9 ein<
treten NJ II E, tpenrt ntdt bic Gep1bltt thinner
ttstsr ltnfen iple, Das 8eluItat 1T = cine abz
lOlnte NtajOrttat In benz Staate, mel6er Bis jebt
ale paS rnerlhhtterlt6e 8olperf Der bemofratt<
iGen VarteI betraftet tcurpe, Sa e5 1T @runb
st Der 9pffnllng oDrbanper, paB Qtncoln cine
alb Dlute Wfajorttat lanmtltder bet Der 9laticnal=
fHlaAt ab9egebenen Sttmmen erbalte, pb9let6 IN
elmer Netbe BON Staaten gar ntbt fur tin ee~
fiu,nt werben b ar nno btes gu b~eptrfem, Der
NatiCn eipen ptrtltGen NatOrtatS- Yrafoenteu
;a Seben, barauf lUaten in Der bis CUNT Gmtl9et.
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onn9eta9e nod ibrig bleibenoen 3eit ATE 2ln=
ltren9tn9en 9ert6tet Ietn.
@tne benerfenGpert9e Splae peS SteoeS 1T
9ennlYlpanien 1T es, baB auf einmal bas Dis
untpn6=0 e ldrei perl tammt, Die Sttmme11, ipel-
Ae nod Dor oter3ebn Sa9en am ~lautefen prubz
ten, itnp jebt plGbliA lttl 9epprpen, Diele Qeute
tno muir belpenbaft, 70 lan9e le bpfen fSnnen,
Dap tyr 6elpenmutb nt6t auf bic Yrobe 9eltellt
perpe. Spbalp Die @efaGr entltebt, paB man Ie
betm Nprt nebnte, Iino lie ~ntr9enos su ftinben.
Sp ptrp penn jeBt, mic INNER suppr, Der Sag
naG per @abl pa5 Sdaulpiel elmer Sarrnpnte
bteten, ipelfe Der bem Gerla,f bs5 Samples nit
S%pannung fplsenoen 0elt ebenlp lebr i%mppnirt,
pte pa8 sprberi9e Ourfeinanper le De9puttrte,
Set elen ibren S6wdGen 1T Die uncertainties
Nattpn pp9 ein majetatilde6 gemetnpelen, wel-
dyes It9 anpere GDlfer 9etrplt gum Multer ne1=
men fGn1teu, Die 2etDen16aft fpdt IN pet Sc
miitbern aber Nle3 fii9t ltA DEM Nu5lprlt6 bes
Srafels, weldeS bic ifpieri9lten prtn3tpietfra=
9en ouf 9~erau1flple @etle erlept9t - Der gnt-
l6etoung beS Sttrtntfalfen5.
g8ir Diir fen b;elen 9rtifel ni6t 16lie6en, p9ne
Der grlGlung Der Stabt Baltimore BON Der
S6redenSberrldalt bes NoppYtbumS at aeben=
fen. Sett Steen Sa6ren gum erlten Nfal 1aD
Die ptel sel1anpete Stabt ette r1bt9e, frteOli6e
Babl, pelbe nit einem Soll tanpt9en Sieg Der
~belleren @lemeate enpete, Nu6 btel sr Sdanp=
lef mare lpmit 9etil9t.
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@r6Fnnns oes 0rutS Sta STARTS.
MnrfMnna 0pfphl

"NHtINWHCA Wv
,Orilo pill part miro benz Yublitum beute, Sreuao ben 10
erDHnet neroen.
Otr part fam auF Der Soof8tomn Goab unb Tous Rpab erreidbt
pstoeh uo eoenlo anl Der perlan9erten WattOn @oenue, an oereu
@HoPunt ll1 Der 9aupt- 5n9an9 ~befinbet.
Sn9rer' auS9e5dtnet burb rptbe 06nber. merhen ouf hsn per-
.9Noehsn panHea Der Tabrpe9e ~auf9elteQt fem uno ben 6ubrprs
ten ole gu nebmenben &outen 6geidIen
9ala9ere mGiien uui Der 0Gdlette Der 0febuerb3bns ouSagios1
uno lgte Duprlperte auf etnem no6etteaenben Q(ohs inter 0ltfStbt
oa3u eeta99ier @erl0nen 8eIeQt Wer6en. Gn feflem IQQe wrrbel
6sldOtn ma1reao Der TeterIt6teuen in Stout ODER am Seitc ber
Neenerbitbne 9eouloet.
yer Vettant Don fptrttlolen unb 9~e8obreneu G~etrSnfen inuer6a(6
oS paues ut ltren9e oprbpten. Den 0ertSuiern ron grfriit1t1.
9sn Ds1oea pallsnoe Vlase an8ewieien, menn lie db an ben Ge.
0a Sei Igss&r,9aa 0anslt@ am Plase ielbit penoen.
Ualuar-e0mpa9ntee aus benz Qonbe, me(bp Gb fri ben GrEf.
nhl98laerltd1etten gu bebeti9en winiGen, mijIeu fd5 am 19. 81
PDt . tbt VltPI9en8 bel eem fommantirencn' Sfi1ter ter erlen
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peuPtenl8an9 pom 9auptmari 6al empfauQen uno an bic iTr lie
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~Gln9elaeene @1ite mpllen ib peoen cite an bc oSa4irenter
utotl1aue wenoen, mel6e bic QuIG6t IFsr he UIonfornn EnEc.
T0 9tpIllnl99- 6eletltbteten be0tnneu un y iltr. ~ .
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y VtaFt, ~auS6etu9rt bon Der 8anbe.
81 0eoe bon Dem odtbaren EbO8. Sporn
A Wllt, a~Hs9e1ubrt bon Der 8onhe.
81 ggeb1 IIgg Pst S90ler Der Oiientlt&en Stuleu.
VletR nab Gem St(uB Ger Netertidfetten miro cine eonorso-
l9tpe eP9eIeHett, nn ben Stuoenterr aus 9unptbrs Son ,,nn
~lIebuh9en madt. ~ N''"''N 0e'l"'ePene
0o5ldh cine b~inretbenbe pplnemoft inter b,n gsf.tr ,s
ou'tulpte 9pHntg S9errt18 sur @rGaltuno Der Crbnuno onInnefsS6
,.s "tsVt - po1t MA. 3uterlidtih, tB bic Gtnfbt her g3pIrhsr
n ~u ~ Sm'FTele uao Der Sto3. ben fe bel Der gtnipeibmo bieie5
SNI1tV'tttu Y9tt8 tubien, 1e bepe9en miro, ourd grbofIno her
5tlten aaer ORibe entbeben. w. o"'"7''"'"' 'N *P''
Os aune9er meroen klaue 8incer trnatn. - Tide finn er,r4t
~, gents UNI ga ubr Ntor9en3 an NaIbin0tpn g8cnlnrsnt an
Baltimore ZEN IS. Gttob,r 1860.
ca Gbos, ". 8rul6,
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Baltimore, BEN 10. Sftober 1860.
Dte 1tmterDriifnns Des ~ O,poptbnn,s

Die bcoeutenblen pentlfen republtfantldelo
8ldtter - 81, 9. Democrat, 81. 9, Mbenp3tg,
Yittsb. @olfSblatt &C. - bilt9en bic 9altun9,
ipelde mir Dem bteigen @~1blropbpttunt geger=
iber e%tnnebmen, aufs ber3ltGlte. sic nertuert
I'M fer NMftretert eut ypitrbt9s5 rlb utannbafte6'
uno bpfen init u1s, paBy es ben guten Glementen
Der biefigen repuBlifantiHen 9artet gelingen tperpe,
pdS WaGlrptppYt6unt st erpritden.
gRie lnlere Seer nthett, babelt Die ais Oentle-
rten ar1b quite anfriGtise 3epublitnner erprobten
9inae6prene1 6altpter Der 9tet9en rePubl, 9artet
pas gerlpredeu gesebet, Dem e9ere6ten Gerlan=
dest Ser 1ieIige1t nelttlhen .9epltblttnner tad BE-
iten Rrdftet 3t ertlpreGett, ltn0 in Der S6at miro
bds NctpbSt6ln1t, bas untnittelbar mad Der Staot=
nnu 10 urtgcifant ltb it bic repu6lttantiAe Or
9antiattct eitSubrsn9en ludte, atebr ltno ntebr
1T ben S6tnter9rurb 19etriebet. Sur bte1e e
8epba6httg tpnnte ben Hepafteur bteleS 8latte5
beltimmer, Die 6erslt6e @inlaprn9 SeitenS Sie=
Ter ietner beltl9en @elinnnn95genpien 1T ibre
Wdrnmeetin9s, beren fetne5 Dpt + nj oera1t=
lfnltet seprpru it, aH5rHr9mrn. Cir G~eIfrebet
rns ntn auA ntitnoltG, I'M ere pelttl6et Nttt=
burger st burGaltS rtdnnGdftert lt,1b mitrbioert
Serbalten in Der rep1blttantInelt 9drtet altf3u~
rufett, ie 3n uitabbdn9t9e1t nno lelblttdnbtgem
@uf treten 3u erntabnen, gBtr baben tefauntli6
Ufen au6 ben etngebOrerten Neputlifanert oez
genaber erflart, OaB utlere beutl6en 0eIinnun9s=
9enCien lnO mir begetiterte NnbGnger Der Sit
cage 9Iattfprm uno pe6 brapett Nbrnbam 2tttcpln
iinO, ater ptr BADEN t6nen aud mit9etGetlt, baB
bic Oeut1Gelt atttb, ,, !. am Sttmmta ten, 6errn
9tncclt rltr pann untertiibet f%Gnnte1t, tpenn IT,
REM btllt9em Serlan9en I'm 8etref pes Notpbpz
t1nnts) ertlprcden iperpe. Seper ~ein3elne ein9e
bcrene Nepublitaner unb jeber ~einselne Der
pSupS", pelfe iebt, trenn audi iebr ibiidtern ,ttb
bentittbtg, lt6 tn Der reptblifanilden 9artet auf=
3ubalten luden, tennt TN ere SteQung, Sn bic
ier Stellun9 iperben mir bebarren, neil I'M ler
@ewinen rn6 la9t, paB le Die ein3tg ri6ttge 1T,
Am ~rent9lten tperpen mir urt6 III tbr purd bic
perfpen uebertret6un9en rnp @ttte(lun9en Be-
trren lafen, Die itA pas bieli9e peutl6e bentOtra=
tide Sr9an Sag aus Sag Elm 9e9et ben STE
pltbltfantsmu5 erlatbt.