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PATENT DRESSING MACHINE

PATENT DRESSING MACHINE
This new contrivance of Arts power,
AS soon as strikes q certain hour,
Darts two long arms, with fingers spread,
And snatches you out of your bed.
Two other arms Will then prepare
To wash your face and comb your hair,
And also shave you with much care;
To dress you up to work 1t goes,
And sometimes may tear ii-n0de clothes
But Tower Hall s are none of those!
MEMS, Youths, Gnd Boys Clothing.
BENNETT & Co.,
TOWER HALL,
No. 51S MARKET STREET.
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MUsoUITO NETs!-Pnk, white, and blue Lace
and Bar Nets; made of the best material, and made
in the best manner and sold at the lowest prices by
kelly, CARRINGToN & Co,
No 723 Chesnut street. philadelphia
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ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY.-John Lee,
aged about fifty years, hailmg from Baltimore,
was arraigned at the Central Station yesterday
afternoon, charged with having attempted 70
feloniously enter the premises OF Leopold Stern
berger No l27 North Third street, on Thursday
evening. 1t was testified that the accused
was caught in the act of trying 10 unlock the
door leading to the store of Mr.. Sternberger.
When Lee was arrested, bunch of skeleton
keys was found on his person. Defendant had
been in the store a few weeks ago, and asked to
look at some shirts. At that time he said he be-
longed to Trenton, N. j., and was engaged in
peddling.
The alderman asked Lee'where he had lived
in Baltimore. Baltimore street; don't wish to
give the number of my house." was the reply.
The magistrate then inquired where he had
been stopping IN this city. He said up town,
over Market street bridge; did not know the
house; could not tell what kind of bridge ne
crossed over in going to IL; had been in the city
three weeks, and didn't think that it had any.
thing to do with the charge preferred against
him, which he pronounced false. Alderman
Beitler took different view, and held him in
$25OO bail to answer at court. ....
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APPROPRIATION FOR THE OLD PENNsYL-
vANIA BANK BUILDNG.-The bill appropriating
$40, 900 for fitting up the old Pennsylvania Bank
building for the use of the Custom House APP
praisers, having been signed by the President,
we may expect to see this unsightly ruin again
assume cheerful, business-like aspect. 1t has
for years been the receptacle for all sorts OF
filth and dirt.
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AN Oil WELL IN A CELLAR.-A shoe
maker, residing in Front street. below Spruce,
having occasion to pump out his cellar, disco
Vered the presence of Oil ON the surface. On
examination it'pIoved to be genuine petroleum,
and in considerable quantities. The discovery
of the oleaginous substance finally reached the
ears of Fire Marshal Blackburn, and he set to
work to trace up the source from whence it
flowed. Prior to the passage of the law forbid
ding the storage OF petroleum in the city, there
was place in the vicinity OF the cordWainer's
where large quantities was kept, and il seems
that it has permeated the ground, and finally
brought up IN the cellar referred to. Since the
law was passed q quantity of petroleum was
stored at the place, and High Constable Clark
intended to make descent on 1t one morning,
but the owners obtained knowledge of the fact,
and hastily removed it i'll the night. During
the hurry number OF barrels were stove, and
this added to the general reservoir. The son of
St. Crispin continues to have his lamps supplied
and generously allows his neighbors to do like
wise. The oil is not separated from the water,
but placed in the lamp as dipped up and it
gives brilliant light.
Lieutenant Goldey, of the district, comes in
for share OF the material, and the consequence
is that his officers who were crotchety from get
and become rejuvenated. The owner of this
valuable well is looked upon with great conside.
ration, and has won friends enough to be elected
alderman, should he come out for the position.
There is a strong smell of petroleum aboEt the
premises, but medical men tell him 1t is highly
conducive to health, and hence he takes his ease
regardless OF cholera and coal.o oil dealers. He
is truly successful ground.hoor owner of an oil
well,
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Grand TOrchIight Procession.

On the evening before the great meeting ION Tuesday
August 24 there will be Grand Torchight Procession
in Reading, in which the Boys in Blue, the old Wide
Awakes and other Union organizations ARE cordially
invited to participate.
Marshals leaders of delegations from the several
counties districts requested to report by mail
either of the Undersigned, not later than August 49,
1856 the probable number who will attend.
MajOr-GenerA GEARY, the next Governor, will posi-
lively attend the meeting.
The following distinguished speakers have been in-
vited 10 be present and address the meetlny:-
Hon. Tbaddeus Stevens, Gov. Hamilton, of Texas,
Hon. John Cessna, iiOV Br0WnOW, OF Tenn
Sajor General B. Butler, MAI en-. n BSnEs, Mas
Hon. John W. FCmey, Hon. Norton NC Michael,
General Joshua T: owen, General G. Albright,
Hon. y. Il. Dlmmick, wayne hcVeagh, ESQ.
Additional speakers will be invited. Also, some to
address the meeting in the Geman language.
j. HOFFMAN,
Chairman Republican Ex Com of Berks County.
+. IL. RAUCH,
President Central Geary League OF Reading
Rooms UNION STATE CENTRAL CoMMIrTEE,l
PHILADELPHIA, July rs, 1866 :
The above call is heartily spproyed and the Union
Republicans of the Eastern and Middle Counties OF the
State are earnestly requested to respond. ,onn,S
sl9w Chairman State Committee
h4g BATCH ELoR,s HAIR DYE
Harmless, reliable. instantaneous. The only perfec
dye, No disappointment no ridiculous nnts but trae
GENUINE IS SIGNED WILLIAM A. BATcHELoR
Reeeperatne Ex tract OF eurs restores preserves
fSS DHass Sss9sfs SasS ses si PisSSi%nssc
kwe DINING-RoOM.-F. LAKEMEYER
| ~ CARTER's Alley, would respectfully inform thS
tees 1s S TSS sTs IsSpsc for s
| nodstiOn Of guests he has opened large and com
BSaSb GSOTSSSsS SS Win VIII S0iS BR1SDTEs WINS
WHnKT Etc.. Etc. OisUPEnOR BRANDS IL
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NEW CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE
- Doors open at 40 Curtain rises at 8,
THE COOLEST THEATRE In THE CIFYt
Ventilated by the Gel ebrated
GRAND Rt-oPENING
FOR TIE SUMMER SEASON,
AT SUMNER PRICES,
POWERFUL DoGBhn TIGH A COMPANY.
THIS M MSsgstqWrdayl a W G EyENIEG; " M ;,g ,ATgust4,
The sLEEPING BEAUTY.
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY.
Aqgps rst AHVg9t Of Ss f9f E nfE Drama
PRiCES OF ADMISSION
FOR The SUMMER SEASON ONLY;
Orchestra, 75c. ParQuetee Soc. Family Circle, 26c.
NO extra charge lor secured seats.
WALNUT STREET TIL EATRE.-
w N. r. corner Of NINTH and WALNUT Streets.
LAST NIGHT OF THE 81 THREE GUARDsaEN.
THIS Saturday "a rENNfE4AH,ESD' Nf4HS August l.
OF the distinguished trsgedian,
MR.. JUNlUS BRUTUS BOOTH,
who will appear in his popular I,T az character OF
in the grand Romantic Play entitled
THE THREE GUARDSMENI -
NINE bCHELLER AS ANNE OF AUSTRIA.
TTALER'S (LATE MILLERS) WINTER
Y GAkDEN-Nos 720-T2t VINE Street.
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS
BY two large and efficient Orchestras.
And EVERY NIGHT in connexion with our
EXCELSIOR STRING BAND,
Brass Band comprising the test Artists In the city
wiz OPEN FOR THE SEASON
Our spacious summer Garden, aTtlstcally laid out
with Shrubbery Fountains, etc
Especially set apart MILES the best OF Creams
and other Refreshments will be served. 6-l6s
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EXPENsIYE.-
Now the cable is laid, all desire to behold
Transatlantic intelligence not an hour old!
And all persons message would IKE, If the charge
Was not, for the present, contoUndedly large.
But the tariff of prices is never found high
At PERRY & Co.'s, where the multitude buy,
And few people themselves from good clothing
debar,
Since they found out there was such place as the
STAR.
A full line of seasonable Clothing on hand, COM
prlsIng much finer grades of LINENS AND ALPACAs
than are usually gotten up for reGdy.nadde sales, as
we'll as the usual stock OF 10 ower-priced goods
PERRY & Co,
STAR CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
No. R09 CHFsNUT STREET. SIGN STAR.
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ACCIDENT AT ARCH STREET WHARF.-As
the steamboat Edtoin Forrest was about starting
on her regular trip, from Arch street wharf yes
teIday morning, at halEpast six o'clock, gem
tleman named Robert Smith, residing near Bor-
dentown, N. j., in jumping from the steamboat
6dodn to the Forrest dashed his head against an
iron brace, by which he was knocked some
twenty feet backward, and his head cut in
most shocking manner. The cut was some six
inches in length and bled profusely. There
being no regular physician on the boat, the Rev.
William b. Wood, Pastor OF Hancock Street
Methodist Church, who happened to be on
board, took the case in hand, and after trimming
of some of the hair to get at the wound, closed
and bound it up with adhesive plaster and band.
ages, to lthe satisfaction of the patient and all
on board.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
.rr, WASHINGTON, June a. 1865. y
Whereas II A Hall and others as ''Managing Direc-
tors oi the Grand National Concert" to be held IN
Washington D. CO. on the I'd OF AUGUST next have mace
due application to H. Clephan Collector of Internal
Revenue tor the Collection District of District OF
Columbia, lor permission to no ID lottery, rattle, or
gift enerprse and presented to him satisfactory evi
dence that the proceeds of said lottery, rattle or g
enterprise Ill be devoed to charab permission
is hereby granted 10 such Managing Directors to hold
whether from tax or cens in respect to such tey
rattle or gift enterprise. L. A. ROLLINS,
Commissioner.
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TTARRIsONs PARIAN WHITE, FOR The
II complexion, gives the rich warn tone 81 thp
PaTian marble Sold at No. 20 South sEXyESTa
street. Hm
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LINEN GOODS ONLY,
AT MILLIKEN'S
No. 929 ARCH Street.
NEW LINEN LAWN DRESSES.
NEW PRINTED SHIFTING LINENS.
TRAVELLING DRESS LINENS.
CORN COLORED LINENS.
FLAX COLORED LINENS
BLOUSE LINENS.
LINEN DRILLS, Fancy and Plain.
LINEN DUCKS, Fancy and Plain.
LINEN CHECKS, for Boys Wear.
IRISH SHIFTING LINENS, Best Makes.
SHIRT BOsOMs, Very Superior.
LINEN DAMASKS, by the Yard.
TABLE CLOTHS, All Sizes.
NAPKINS AND DoYLLEs.
TOWELS, Great Variety.
LADIES' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
GENTS LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
Linen Buyers will always find the best assortment
in the'city, at
MILLIKEN'S LINEN STORE,
6 9stuth2m No. 1913 ARCH Street.
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All orders must be addressed With stamps ineosed to
Secretary Soldiers and Sailors n Nationai Concert.
Washington, d. O.,
Lock Box No. 81
We refer, by permission, TO
n aor-General winfield =. Hancock, U SA
General Robert G. Schenck, NJ T., Ohio
General Habert Il. Paine, NJ. q Wis.
General John Il. Ketcham M c., N. Y.
General James G. Blunt, Kansas.
General j. N. Hendrick, Iowa.
General ID. G. Nc allan, ID. G..
General o V Dayton, N. Y.
Hon. Thomas w. Ferry, NJ. c., Mich.
Hon. George lawrence, NJ. c., Penna
u. O. FoIney, Esq, ID. G..
Major j. r. Doughty, N. Y.
Hon. Richard Wal ach, Mayor of Washington d. G.
hon. Henry c. Deming, Al. o., conn.
Hon. Eben @. Ingersol, N. c. ILL., B."
Hon. Samuel j. Randall; NJ; O.. Penna-
Hon. 4, q. Bergen, M O., New YVrk.
Hon. Henry Wi son, q. b. S,
Hon, Ira Harris, U. s. s.
Hon. b +. " ade, u. g. 8.
Hon. Kellan V. Whaley, NJ. c.. West Va
Hon William ID. Kelley, M. o., Penna
Hon A. II. Latin, NJ. c., n. Y.
Hon Leonard Myers M. c., Penna.
Hon Wiliam A. Newell, M c.. NJ.
Hon George w. Julian ri. g Ind
Hon Stephen f. Wilson, NJ c.. Penna.
Hon. j. B. Glnnel, c., Iowa.
Major @. NJ. Van Buren,, N. Y.
Gen Il. b. Hayes Nj. & :, Ohio.
Hon. :. T. Holmes, M @ New York.
Hon. G. X. Latham, NJ O.. ". Va
Hon. James A. MaIv in, NJ. O., New York
Hon ThomasT. DAVIS, NJ. G., New YORK IE I'm
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RIoToUs CoNDUCT.-Peter Erenberg was
arrested yesterday by Officer Gaylord, of the
Second District Police, on the charge OF noting
at tne nIe III Swanson street near mea9; De
Company and was attacked, as alleged, by
members or runners of the Shifler Steam En-
gine Company. The officer testified to a run
ming fight, in which there we're several men
engaged, and stated as a reason why no more of
the rioters we're arrested, that there we're only
two of the police at the scene. Erenberg had a
terrible cut on the back OF the head, which he
that Peter King, of the Franklin Engine
Company, had been stabbed in the back. Bail
was required for his appearance at Court
DAMAGE TO A HoUsE.-Yesterday after
noon, about halfpast one O'Clock, the roof of q
building on Reed street, between Sixth and
Seventh, tell in. No one was injured.
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IMPORTANT TELEGRAM by the Atlantic Cab'e,
from the Lord Mayor of London to Mayor
McMichael of Philadelphia
SOMERSET HOUSE. Aug. q '66 The Lord Mayor
would be pleased to you and your suite here next
Lord Mayors day, Nov. 8, '66.
(Signed) Romano,
Lord Mayor of London.
To the Mayor of Philadelphia
ANswER
Will be unable myself to come, but will send on
my suit the Linen one l got OF Charles Stokes &
Co, the eminent Cloihiers under the Continental.
(Signedl, MORTON,
Lord Mayor of Philadelphia.
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EXCELLENT CLOTHING ~&a
Excellent Clothing. -R5G
Excellent Clothing. 1T
Excellent Clothing. .8a
Bsg7 Reasonable Prices
EzSY Reasonable Prices
E2S@ Reasonable Prices
lzS- Reasonable Prices
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE.
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REDUCED PRICES - Don't fail to visit B. f.
Relmer's gallery, No ga Arch stree, when photo
graphs are desired; his st. les exquisite and arts
tical in execution, and wonderfully accurate.
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MANAGING DIRECTORS.
Major II. A. HALL,
President Soldiers and Sailors Union,
Colonel CHARLES Z. CAPEHART,
Major NJ. d. ALB ERGER,
WILLIAM s. MORSE.
TRRAsURER.
j. b. HUTCHINSON, ESQ,
Cashier National Bank OF the Metropolis.
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GOLD AND SILVER,
COMPOUND INTEREST AND UNOURRRNT BANK
NOTES BOUGHT AND SOLD, BY
No. "a SOUrH THIRD STREET.
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IMPROVED LooK-ST ITCH MACHINES for Tailors
ana Manufacturers. Grover g. Baker Sewing Ma
chine Company, No. 73O Chestnut street.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-06

unh hisie parthei lpiI fh ribmen, bas 2anb uses
rettet" 3u batsnl Soft lhase bas @clt Dor frlasn
2anbssrettsrn /! Mas taten penn ibre Sibrsr pGbs
rene bss Grieass ssttan, um bas 2anb ~ rsttsn ?
Sie tasen BEN Griss ais friiHe Mildfub tsnust.
8 %rfanbsrt, b%etrcsen, tsfpblen babsn fe bas @oIf.
DurA fetts @cntrafte, burh srcsartise shwinnes
letsn, hurd fuhsrhrnise Specialization, bic ben 8rtes
perlGnserte, tatsn fe Hh tereihsrt, fh galdite ses
taut unp ih In SeFs oes srSstsn Sbsils Der feu'
erfreien Bpnbs ssiest. unp is nsnnsn itm Yas
tricten unb oisjsnisen Barser, Die sssen ibre raots
tale Wtyttihaft prcteftrsn, ihlehtmss 9aneesper'
rattsr unb unwarris, an hsr @saisruns She'll su
nebmen. SIREN eisensm 9rafosntsa penuueiren ie
ale tetqcien 0errdtber, ireil er itrsm lanceSdertS'
renbsn Srsiten nit Der Contribution In Der Sano
entsessntritt. Sie Uraas pirft Rb jsst auf, rb
bas @olt bieen Mablsrn bic 9srri4af nod larger
anpertrausn ::no fh Der Gefabr zines speitsn Bire
g~erfriests unb zines Nattpnal 8anferrtts ausiesen
min, cbsr Of ss bic msils psri5bnsnee pplitif nes
grdfbenten unteritasen, Die alte @cnfituticn Der
@Gter tsbaupten mno bic Union In Der sSirflihfsit
tptener berffeuen frtu?
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-06

rcltttihen @smsinihaft NIT Mdnnern I'M Saben
ODER i'm Gcrosn, rslhe niht ausbridlihe, nnb
tpie mir s%lauten, uufridtise Mnbansrh Der %ecnfitu'
%eicnelsn Grnnoidse fnb, fir tslhs mir fdmpfen.
Mter renn Mfinnef, BITE ben @srrats lebrten unn
hbtsn, jet rfsn ibre Srrtbamsr ansrfsnnsn, nnb
NIT nns bic tratren 6runtidse u~nierer @eaieruns
aufreAt erbalten molten, psrnsn mir lore Silfe Bel
Der MISUNDERSTANDING Der linton unh Der graaltuna
~nnierer Gesisruns niht snritfmeiien. go iebr MIR
es bsSanern, alts prlitiihs GrsunciAaftsn ~auftnaes
Sen, unb nit friitersn Gsineen auianmsn6anetln
~ miien, 10 molten mir bod lisbsr 5a eenen ifes
ten. wslhe friber I'm lInreht rarsn uno jest I'm
@sAt fnS, ais Su cenen, pelAe frater i'm @est
rparen nnb jest In, ltnreHte Fnb."
rg8ir s%laubsn, ba6 uniere &eputlif irttber tn
@sfabr III, unb mir rsnben uns an Sud, namit
Str, Bic Str sefaurft babt, fe III srealten. unb bic
S6r fe bSter unb beittser 6altet, ala aIe Yartsien,
Der &sputlie 5u 6ilfe eilst. Mir biiten bic gct'
oaten unb Matrcien, trelte nit uns itbersinairn'
men, ater nidt psriSnlth ~anrsisnb fem fSnnen, In
ibrsn @ereinsn unb lpfalsn @cnssnticnsn Selssas
ten su ermablsn, uno ,ur Cleveland @onssntsOn tu
{enoeu.~
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@as Elm Or. Gebelen General iaat.

Sn Wemrbis, Sennefss, ~fanbseine srrBs Ser.
Iammluna 3ur Beftdtiguns Der Beihliife Der Ytts
laeslptia Convention itatt. Ser fribsrs Reteusn
@ensrat 6crrst fibrts DEN @crfs unb lsitste bic
@srtuneluns burd etne &eos Elm, Der mir fOlSsns
ben Mus5ug entnebmen:
SD BABE bic Mbreffe unb bic 6arlsauna Der
@runbidse Der Ybilabslpbia Convention i%crsfaftis
aeIslsn unb erircssn, unb rbne &ddf6t auf bic
Sprahe su nsbmen, in trelhe fe sefleieet fnh, sez
Re rih b~sn1elfen metnen rpnen, ridbaltslcien unb
ber,lihen 8sifaG. Oils ih Der ssrlcrensn Sahe
Der nnisrsesanssnsn CONFEDERATION msin @crt unb
meine Gbre rerrfanbets, ba s~reifslte npbt Nies
manc, Der mid fannie, baB tb biele 9srpfihtune
niht s6rlih erfaQsn triirbe, unb tenn ih nun nas
8eiultat hes &rtsaes als untrtesrrufth a%nnstme,
uno mein Wcrt unb meme Sreue fit bte ~lnteriti'
suna Der srpeen Grunbf6ss perpfanne, bic BON Der
pbilatelptia Gcnpenticn Der gSslt perfinhst rurz
Zen, 70 rsroe i'd btelss 8elDtnt6 unb bisfe Srsue
sten 70 tetarrlth unb unsrihitterlih feraercn.
Gins mod" ih in 8esus auf Die Srlhaten css
Ncroens unb gihens temsrfen = bic Wdnnsr bic
ih i'm beftisen Sample unb MafsnsetSle sessns
iteaanben. mo ibr Mutb unb lore Ssslen auf Die
Yrrbe aeitelt irurnen. 8Enntsn httIe srnfsn Sc
senfGnee ibnen iterrielsn rerhen, hann riiroen
oi.1e Staaten fofcrt III ibrsn friiberen @srbdltnihen
in Der Linton suaslanen, bas 9epraisntaticnsrsht
bee @plfss pisbsr 6sraefe1t, unb Der Srisce, bic
@ube unb Die DreunoiHaft alien s%scticnsn oss
9anbss ss'hert rerben~
Ser nsiisu 9clitit hss @raibsntsn unb bsr
9chtsr,isfsit ieiner Sanhlunsametie ScGte Der See
neral bic bSh1fe 9epunherana.
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.Gfnaten Reffe.S

Ber fh jekt srlaubt, BON ben r@shtsn Der Staa'
ten" 3u iprehen, Der fann iA barauf Seiast MAIDEN,
BON Dem @aDitalsn ale 8errdtter sebranemarft 5u
perben. gu4 @bsIIabarser, Der rabifale Sons
ers6 @anhibat fir bisfen Stfrift, leifet tn nisfsr
Bsaiebuns tas Seinise. Ct bat bic SreiRisfsit.
TT i.inen @eben 3u tsbaupten, ba6 Der slusornd
.staaten @ehte" nur Der rfetae Name fir Seesia.s
on" fet. Dteisr Sacctinsr lhsint bic glatfcrm,
tpelHe bic repntlitanii4e parttet I'm Sabre 1860 tn
ibrer Naticual Contention Ron Chicago aufseFsut,
sanslt& perseRen gu basen. &c pirb hater nS'
tbis, isin @ebaatnis aufsufriiAen. Ser Ate See
l1Ia6 iener Convention, Bic befanntliH q. etnecln
ale 9rGRbent1Aafts @anhibaten e%rnannte, lautete
rte fcl9t:
a. Na6 bic unuerlsstare Grtaltuna Der staa.
ten @ehte, unb beiOnbers bes @ehtes jehes
Staates, feline eisenen betmifhen GinriHtunssn
nah ieinem eisensn lIrtbeils au crbnen unb Sa cons
t~rclire. tpsisntlia nctbpsnOis tir bic 8ebapptuns
jenes @~leiHeewihtes Der WiaHt III, Bon tslHem
bic 8cufcmmenbsit unb bic Sauer unferes 20,
.lttiihen @ebdubes ass Gn8t."
Stsien 8eihluf iplts man ben Saecbtnern nn'
ter bic Na1e retfen
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Gin rabifa(es medttslatt iabet ca 1ebr III

Vtn rapttatee 2SeN1etplatt fhcet ee 1epr nns
paReno, nab bic ebsmalisen golbatsn @pnpsntic>
men %berufsn, I'm, in Der sro6en Strsitfrase tmilaen
Dem 9rafeenten uno Dem @Onsre6 ibre Nn1hten
ssltsnD III MAIDEN Air inben es iebr natarlid,
ba6 raotfale Blatter plSslid nteis Gntbeduns ma
den. 60 LANCE bic @Olbaten TIM Gsloe aancen
unb unter benz Srude. Der auf ibnen Iaists, bas
reputlifaniiAe Sidet R%immten, ba mar es gang in
Der Orcnmns, oas Ra bic scIoaten init Der 9olis
tit befabten." So, bic raDitalsn Yartbsifabrer
t~rufeten fA bauit, ba6 bic nSunssn i'm 8lau"
fa sa reat nit Der gclitif bsfaEsn unb ben Sop.
psrteaos" ben Muno tcpfen iperoen, lstalp fs uis,
Der 5u 6auis sefcmmen fne. Stun BAT fh atsr
bas Bldtiden ~serenbet Die ebsmalisen Sclbatsn,
relhe bic retfe uno patriptiihs 4clitif bes 9raa.
benton unterfassn, baben cine Contention mad
Slspelano betufen uni, iebe ba ! bic rabifalsn 8lats
ter MAIDEN auf sinmal bic G%nteeduns, oaB ss fur
s9smalise sOlouten is9r unpa7snb II, iOlds pos
litiihe gcnrsnttonen Ba terufen !! Stun, bisier gum
bug TT benn bod gar Su plump rnb bic ,pafsren Srl.
Satsn rsrben fA iAwerli4 bura nt.ie 9amsntatiO.
men aus Der ~raeifalsn @arfa1e TIRE MAIDEN laien !!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-06
Ser ErGitoent anf Geiien.

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Sefretdr Ssmarb, @ensral @rant nno riele anbere
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benton I6sra1 BON Ssitsn res @clfes Der ter,lid.
tie, entbufaaiiafe Gnpfans. Sn alien gtaeten,
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tetrat Der prdTesnt untsr benz Sutsl Der Wsaf Ii BE
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nod mebr als nas, bsnn ih Babe ben 9,Gtcenten
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bic Wafen u%niersr Selcen, Die Susenp u~nisrsr Sir.
ger unb bic @eisbeit unb gnsrsie unisres p6eraen
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febsn lrltsn.~
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isiner GsisGlhaft pom bsrpcrrassnesn 8Iraern Seem
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$25, GOO gu fisbsn, alto auf 500 fir bic ga1cn /!
SO murren aht retihiseene Wsinlcrten pom $40
tis su $40 Die 6laihe i~errirt.
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ssbraft. prafSsnt Sobnicn belt bsi hieler Gsles
8enbsit Die fplsenbe 8sne:
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%Ientantsn In Der pbilacslpbia @rnpsnticn iein l1r.
tbeil iiter Giejsnissn ausssirrrHsn BABE, rslAe
ith Der M~iseerbslasluns Ger Union mibsrissen,
cas @plf, fas ben Gsissm Der S4pstraft fol.