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The Dogma Of InfallibiIitv

The telegraph some days since brought
the rumor that the dogma oflnfallibty was
voted upon, and settled III the Romish
council. 1t appears now that the report
premature, as the question Is stiil in dis
cusslon The scheme OF the dogma Of in
iaIh blllty, however, has been printed aud
distributed. IL contains five capons, and
reads as follows:
/. If any che should say that the episco
pa! char OF the Komish church is not the
Peter. or tint it has not been divinely chosen
by God as the most solid, lndelectlble and
lncofTuptIblc rock OF the whole christian
church, let him be auathema.
:. Ii any one should say that there exists
III the world another lntalAb.e chair OF the
truth 81 the gospel OF Christ our Lord, dis
tlnct and separate from the chair of blessed
Peter, let hlm be anathema
3. Ii any one should deny that the divine
moglstertuns of the chair OF blessed Peter is
necessary to the true way of eternal saliva
ton for all men, whether untaithfuI or faith
tul, whether laymen or bishops, let him be
anathema.
/ # any one should say that each Ro-
man Pontltf, legitimateIy elected, is net by
Divine right the successor of blessed Peter,
S'Sh III t'iC Siit VI tiS OF
nlogjsterium, and should deny to any one
OF item the prerogative of intaiibiiity, for
teaching the church the word OF God pure
from ali corruption and error, let him be
anathema.
5. Ii any one should say that general
councils are established by God in the
church as power Of feeding the divine
flock in the word of faith superior to the
Roman PonJitf,or equal to him, or necessary
by divine institution in order that the mag
lsteruHa of the Roman bishop should be pre-
served intallible, let him be anathema.
1t is said that the discussion of the prim-
acy and infalibiljty of the pope, will con-
tlnue day by day in the general congrega-
ton OF the council, until settled which
will probably be within the present month.
Many fathers sitting in the centre of the
council have asked leave of absence.
About one hundred fathers are said to have
subscribed their names 10 oppose, more or
less radically. the proposed dogmatic
scheme. Ne1rs.
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The Sbeboyean Times says an English
man named jacob Bradley was browne,
in the river On Sunday last By falling tIon
a boat IN which he was rowing.
Oar exchanges give glowing accounts @
the Editorial Convention. There were
about 80 ladies and gentlemen present
and ali had pleasant time.
The interior towns Of the State are be
coming base bali crazy. Wait, Logs, unit
after the dog days.
The Green Bay Gazette says little ac.
cident occurred at Castellos circus Tues
day evening Of last week, by which that In
stitution was lou" a snug sum. \ kero>
sene lamp was upset in the ticket wagon
and set fire 10 pile of cUucncy Before
the flames were cztinguished about $3.50
was burned.
The first fair and exhibition of tic Moth
ern Wisconsin Agricultural and Mechanical
Association will be held at Oshkosh he
first week in October, 1870.
The Commonwealth tells of boy at
Fond du Lac who, in turning summq-
saults, TUNED too far and went into ke,>
tie of boiling tar. lie is in the doctor,
hands.
Portage City, The Record says, voted
SIS, 900 to the NJ & p. r. II. By vote of
254 to Sc.
At Madison On the 4th, says The Hour
nal, there will be some horse racing.
Some Of the best horses in the Northwest
are already entered, including Canada,
Limerick Boy, Twenty Cents, Prairie
Lilly and Mollie Howard.
The Fond du Lac Diarymen's Associa-
ton have accepted the invitation of the
County Agricultural Society to hold their
annual exhibition, in connection with that
Society, at the time Of the County Fair.
The Appleton Crescent says the repair
of the dam at Little kaukanna will occupy
some four weeks or more, involving some
81 ,0eO expense to the Green Bay & Mis-
sissippi Canal Company, aud during the
time will necessarily involve the temporary
suspension of steamer navigation between
that place and Green Bay.
-Four new post Offices have recently been
established III Kewaunee county, as fol-
lows:
Red River, in the town Of Red River.
Postmaster, Constant Martin.
Lincoln, in the town of Lincoln. Post
master, Peter Chall.
Pierce, in the town Of Pierce. Postmas-
ter, Fred. Hoppe.
Alaska, in the town of Pierce. Postmas-
ter, Frank KwapiI.
All the Offices will go into operation as
soon as the necessary books aud papers are
received from the department..
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Made Of Poor Rum, Whiskey, Proof Spirits.
and refuse liquors ,doctored, spiced and sweet
ened to please the taste. called TONES, I"
"AppetiZerS, = "Restorcrs, &C, that lead the
tirpler on to drunkenness and ruin. but are a
true medicine, made from The native roots and
herbs Of California free from all Alcoholic
Stimulants They are the GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE,
a perfect renoyator and inyigorator of the sus-
TEN, carrying OF all poisonous matter, and re.
storing the blood TO 4 healthy condition. No
person can take these bitters according to
directions, and remain long unveu.
Sz0D will be given for incurab BILE case,
provided the bones are not destroyed by min
eral poisons or other means, and the vital
organs wasted beyond the point of repair.
For Infammatory and Chronic Rheumatism
and Gout, dyspepsia, or Indigestion, Bilious,
Remitteut, and Intermittent Fcyers, Diseases
of thc Blood, Liver, kidneys, and Blad Ter,
cases are caused by Initiated Blood, which is
generally produced by arrangement Of the
Digestive Organs.
Cleanse the Initiated blood whenever you
find its impurities bursting through the skin in
pimples, eruptions or sores: cleanse it when
YOU find it DISTRACTED and sluggish in the veins !;
cleansing it when it is foul, and your feelings
will tell you when. Keep the blood pure and
the health Of the system Will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other N0RM@, lurking in
the system Of so many thousands, are eaectu-
ally destroyed and removed.
In bilious remittent, and intermittent few
crs, these bitters have no equal. For full di-
rections read carefully the circular around
each bottle, printed in four ges-Ens-
lish, German, French and Spanish.
J WALKER, Proprietor, 80 Commerce st.N.Y.
Il II. MCDONALD & co.
Druggists, and general agents, San Francisco
aud Sacramento, Salifornia, and 81 & 81
Commerce St. \. Y. 11-4lm3
l@g~SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND
,rrN !
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ssa@The bill for the Improvement of the
Fox and Wisconsin rivers passed the Uni
ted States Senate on the 18th. 1t pro
yides for the appointment of beard Of
three arbitrators who shall decide upon the
amount to be paid the Green Bay and
Mississippi Canal Company for its fran
chise, and gets the work 10 condition SO
that when Congress shall decide to app1o-
pirate sum sufficient to make it a navi-
gable thorougbfare there shall be no him
dTance. 1t appropriates no money.
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Sherifs Sale,

Circuit Court Manitowoc County Emil
Bodc and Jacob Matthews, against Ambrosius
Ehrat
BY virtue Of an execution issued out Of the
circuit court Of Manit0woc county, in the
above entitled action, ] shall expose for sale
and sell at public auction at the court house
in the city of Nanitowoc, on Saturday the six
teenth ll6) day OF Jgly 1870, at 10 clock in
the forenoon OF that day the following descrb-
ed premises or 50 much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said execution and costs,
to-wit: Twenty feet on the south side Of lot
No, sixteen 90 in block No. three hundred
ana sixteen t3 l6l situated in the city Of Man
Itowoc and state OF Wisconsin.
r. NULH0LLND
Sheriff, Mapit5woc County.
EnlL Bone. Plaintiff. s5-6f
Dated saerif's Office Manitowoc. June LIST
1870
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ssa-Ihe apportionment bill now pending
IN Congress provides for 800 members in
the House of representatives., and if it be-
comes law, Wisconsin will be entitled to
four additional congressman. As the in
crease must take effect with next Congress,
the additional members will probably be
chosen from the State at large. Won't
this make sensation among aspiring poll,
ticians?
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STATE GRAND LODGE F. A. M..--Tbe
W;soo,s;, Grand Ioano of Eroo na A
-, LAM ','os0 "a A,oo 'nu Az
cepted Masons closed It's annual session, at
Milwaukee on the 10th inst The follow
ing are the officers, elected and appointed
f,n 10 o,.,;a
Grand Nastcr-N w cabr;e, Ro,o,-
of Oshkosh.
Dep. Grand Mas'er-R W. Joseph
taunton, o. Niiiw W1 , ", r,
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TAKE Your Own PAPER.-A coten)

TAKE Your Own PApER.-A cotem
porary very justly remarks that every
Democrat ought to take his own county
paper. If he loves the Democratic prin-
cipie>, he surely can afford four cents a
week to spread them. The cost of pa
per is no excuse for not taking one. There
Is not week passes but that FIVE times
four cents are spent foolishly, which might
have much better been invested in a news
paper, 1t buys more reading matter than
twenty dollars will purchase in the shape
Of books. A man may read books all his
life, but If be fails to read the papers he
may be called ignorant. Without a news
paper man is virtually out of the world
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thursday, June 80, 1870.

EG3-It has leaked cut that the income Of
\. I. Stewart last year was 81, APO, 900.
". 3. Astor had 81 ,273 900, II. I.
Helmbold $ls2. 200, and Cornelius Van
deIhilt 81. 600.
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szTThe horses which are to be sent to
Red Cloud will meet him at Fort Russell,
near Cheyenne, from which point the dis
tinguished warrior will ride back to his
reservation
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PRoanEnc. The closing words of
Char. les picheas at the end of the last
chapter of Edwin brood. were: Theirs,
there, there, get to bed, poor man, and
cease to jabter," with that he extinguish-
ri his lisLt Pulled up the bc3clothes
arobnd him. and With aEothcr sigh. Slut
~, ,,;c warlI
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Taken Uu.

Came to my enclosure in the town Of Frank
lin. Manitowoc county. about the lst Of April,
q red and white steer with spread horns about
i've years old Tine oWHeris requested to prove
pr"Isriy, psy chaFg. ard take him AWAY
list JOHN Lt65N
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Another Plot Discovered.

New Ork, june 2.lh.
The Herald's London special says that
great excitement prevails in Madrid in cons
sequence Of the discovery of a plot to blow
up The powder ma aRsins i5 tP6 to Go at
the bottom Of the conspiracy. The ring
leader has been arrested.
The Cort les has closed for the summer
vacation
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The Mcfarland Letters.

Brick Pomeroy has purchased of one
Daniel Mcfarland, for publication in The
Democrat, "a series of love letters written
by his dear wife at various times since their
happy marriage"
The following are fair SAMPLES Of the
epistles:
Albany, n Y, June s, 1857.
DANNY DEAR Il send you a kiss and
four dollars, darling. Amt you proud of
your little wiley ifey? | know you are. -
l earned nine dollars last week washing,
two dollars scrubbing store steps, and found
fifty cents on the tow path And had
boil on my left heel besides. | send you
fifty cents for bread, aud three dollars and
q halt for drinks.
And am your darling wife-you won
want any but her., will you, darling?
Don't overload your stomach, and write
me which saloon [ will find you at when [
come to bring you home. Next week
am going 20 hoe corn. And then Iii be
Your own loving ABBlE.
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SIS GOLDWATCHES, $50
THE ONLY GENUINE DOUBLE-EXTRA
&EFINED
OaOEDE GOLD WATCHES
MANUFACTURED BY TEsEs Os1ssRs
sVATCEE CO.,

Are all Of the best make, hunting cases, war
ranted not to t2rnish look like fine Gold
wears like Gold, and are equal to the best gold
watches in make and finish with the best full
jeweled detached and patent levers, extra fine
classes, Gents and Ladies' size) SIS each
The double extra refined, solid Oroide gold
A No, l, full ieweled levers, at $40 each
Sent by express anywhere within the United
States, at regular wholesale prices, payable
on delivery. No money is required in advance
only satisfactory assurance that the order is
made in good faith. ANY package may be
opened and examined before paid for, by pay
ing the express charges only.
Persons can order by mail with safety, by
sending money in advance, in Il registered
letter, and the goods viii be sent as a regis
tered package. pcrpaid, at our risk.
An agent sending for six watches, will re
ceive an extra watch free-making seven SI5
watches for 500, or seven $40 watches for $40
Also elegant 0roide gold chains Of latest
and most costly styles, for Ladies' and Gentle
mems wear, from 10 to 40 inches long. at
prices of So, 81, Sc and So each sent with
watch, at lowest wholesale prices.
Oar watches are All made OF the genuine
solid oroide gold, refined, are all perfectly
regulated and adjusted, and guaranteed :.
the company to keep correct time and wear
and not tarnisl. State the kind size and price
Of watch required. and order only of
THE 0RoIDE WATCH co.
III l43 Fulton Street, New York
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:, -, ~ 'IoVI.'1' Y 1'tt uHII y INUo.
DEAR liUsBAND-Sweet darling. | am
quite well now. Yesterday | made SIX
pairs of overals at twenty cents pair
The dollar you sent ue was counterfeit, but
1t was dear, sweet remembrance Of old
times, and your remitting kindness. Tue
hair you So playfully jerked out of my head
the last time you felt so iubjiant, | have
made into watch chain for you to wear,
dearest and my arm you broke when |
was so naughty as TO weep when you only
kicked me ten or eleven times, Is doing well.
Ii business is not good | will send you my
wedding ring to pawn. 1t will secure you
4 quart or two, and then you'll be happy.
8yby, darling. Kiss me-there. now
I'll be real good. f3r it IS so nice TO have a
stud, loving husband. Swcetly your oEns
ABBtE
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- l-iigLstt price paid in cash FOR wheat
Z AID els, IcylIce ~ ..
IL EDWARD CONWAY.
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r Il Il, = i 7

L. 3. TREAT. Proprietor.
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Also agents wanted to sell the CREAM OF
LILIES the most popular of al toilet articles
for identifying the complexion, removing
freckles, sunburn, pimples. &c. 1t is hand
somely put up and is we'll adapted to be sold
BY Lady Canvasscrs. Every young lady will
have it, Sold only by canvassing agents
Those out Of, or wishing light and profitable
employment. male or female. should address
STONER0AD & CO. 40 Liberty St. Pitts
bnrgh, Pa. fer particulars and private circu-
lar with instructions to agents 81
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which have had very extensive local reputa-
ton, and now intend to introduce them to the
public on a more extended scale, BY a some
what new but very popular plan, viz: Package
System.
We want agents 10 canvass every city, town.
village and county in this state and deposit
one package OF the above remedies with every
family and collect the same when due
Goods sold only to and by canvassing agents
Agents furnished with any amount Of goods.
No capital required.
No pay required for goods until sold
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-05
.akT2 DELZILI

ss eng . sss' Yes xs s ssss v -.
Page, VIM Ceakley, Heurg Thomas, f.sTih
srd-LSesn Williams hifnea fSPe, W M
M ". VI eSrker ,usoiuceaa re~slatisn re-
conmendisc Mr.. y. NJ. <e~w On 10 tie Councils
for .ppos.inent 90 the rosttsni, 80 "superin'en-
oent Of Pubic werksicf Geor eetUwn."
The Chair rsled mat the meeting had ACCOM-
piNhed me chteet FOR witch n ~as called, and
II Was unworthy 90 the occs<ioe O. ehdeavor TO
Nermans privsse sxe. ssd hs r,,,eS tis NO D.
tice cut a. crder .lfU 10 : - ~ :. u -
Mr.: Barke; appealed. and tse Cs.h vss over
7 Mrw. 4. Craig then assressrs she ms~tIne
81 some length, enlarging upon hcw Ne had Ia
bored Cor kcpubicsh principles, when : vusos
VS. ss, sssrd . ssy,rg No. :, assst che fe.sl.
aboard a rsle sefs'' - y '..-'l7t 80
He wss followed by colIt~s Cursor. endcr.sre
Mr.. Crsie as Republican after his own heart
De has known him ~ kepa6iicsn Coz thirty
h. Coahsay alsc made f.~ remarks. in which
he cenmensrd s-vereiye parties. WHOSE names
be dsd nef rnesucn> mo he claimed. we're try
ing 20 have him removed from his position a.
balm VI the csur N y ~ 7 =
DR.. crsefn cese stul.tee those present On the
ave secceS - oS Serty.
large number haa k,sr,ed. ti1s~e " no rem ss,ed
called MT w. II. CrsS 20 tue chair. 20 srlrht N
sP Mr.. Collins cruscrs chspees fsr che Georrr-
after sevefn futiic efcnse 90 sstsia ssisohiect
the meeting finally adicvred visApat acton.
ri!R CksAL seems % e al rishs, from thc
sSr NJ OF eSs g 60 n'ns down toy hem
With coal arrived here this morning the first
enc of the season, A. ALSO 70 ~ beae loaded with
-four and one with grain -
MERCHANTS ExcHASGE.-fre thousa a nine
hundred bushels Of wheat we're oaersd on
iChsnee to-day. and sold readil, --2i0O oashel.
tt&l3 !, send !. sQ9 bashcls at sk-SS
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J ALEXANDRIA

TIE WAsHIxSToN AVID AIExAsrsiA RAI.,-
hoAp ixERoctfc-rh Sboemsker directorv.
On sstsrcay list SesSs s usa "a Sass nj
to- show cause why they should not be sttacLeii
for emf IL Alex
their appearance at the appointed hour Tessrss'
George w. Brent and Robert w. n 1is wee ar
rested By the sherif, carried 10 yudee HiiIs
terdaS xftern on The French + diree5rT-
against whom rules WIRE Also Issued on Sanrs
day last by Judge ypderwood. 10 show case
in interfering WITH the sfsirs Of he fv roaI
eppeared at the Unfted Stxfes DistriS
Court room at le O'Clock Yesterday morn
ing, but one Of their ctranse, being indis-
posed, the case was set for Thursday morning
Messrs. Brent and Fails, under arrest by order
Of Judge Hih, were brought before Judge en-
derwood on writ OF hdtea, oorDss issued by
s toSt T. Tss Safss !. sSSs
at Issue between the Shoe maker aud French d.
rectory was SIN before the United States Cir
S1i n,s ocmTr ana would be soon dispcsed or and,
had toid him, there was not much doabt As TO
snat dispositie1. At $50 O'Clock last evening,
s Messss, g. w., W; Brent White, and r. W. Fails
charged, and Brent and White fined 500 each
Tor contempt Of the Injunction, or to be i'm
p,,sCnsa IL {s e. ten days in default Of the
ArrxMPTKD RoREkRr.-The wife OF MIR.
Earhardt, the proprietor of restaurant at the
loot OF Prince street, hearing noise Ina a room
on the second story Of her house, at q quarter
and went up stairs to see What WAS the msfts,
AS she entered the room she saw a colored man
DR. ed in Q black frock coat and light paprs
am wearing Light hat with bundle in his
hand She screamed, and the thief struck "A
her- knocked the lamp from her hand, rushed
down the stepe. and escaped over the baek
nee, where scne Of the stolen clothing was
I Nfyfzor Rrru rms ~ bss 49, .
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, ClRouIf CoURT,, chsq Ssstsr .cert.er.-- YES
) terdays In he case Of Haghes W Eschbaek,
claim fox paving sespe fqrulshed . corporAtisl
pIsinsif Il ss . sssat inssess ss' Ma co. BE
sey vs. Frederick L. Moore ct al, An action IA
the case for damages for an alleged yloiaticn, VI
, the plaintiffs patent for . Fertilizer IN ~
s Ss N.,ss S Sss :. ss VA.
was senfenced TO jsal FOX ten days. caxrio5.s
Moese was convicted Of an assault ON AastlR
Hoffman, in NossRber last, and a.ed ~. Jas
and sentenced to tho ypsnitentiary Cor oae year,
ThOmas Butler was acquitted on a cAatse ~
stealing q Bible and dressing case from B. A.
PSt1r %; ~ "a M sss i1s hs ssnec Ia
Of Joint charge OF stealing fdwis from Jam $
kiccick; Potter n as sent TO jan for thirty days
VIM. Syeeny alias johnson Alias Smith, plead
vas sentenced TO one month in jail m each case
Peter Kew and VIM. Harrison were convicted OF
stealing 500 worth Of pork from Chas shroth.
year. McReadree Peel, for Stealing = hs~ OF
nour from y. Hubhard. eight walking cane.
frem J. y. Gibson, and two beil-met.i Kettles
from VIM. X; Jones wAs placed ON trial
This morning In three charges OF lacenV
against Mckendrell Peel the jury fosad y ver-
daysin jxiLo1' y a. = afl TlIlfl-| -1-s :.
The case Of Henry sFioyd, convicted &C man
slsueh ter and sRntcneed IA two wears in the
Pent ntiary, for whom q new trial vas granted.
was catiess and. after1,hiy coansel, Messrs. X.
With the District Attorney aud his assistant.
the case was set for so-morpow morniag, when
the same jury win be empanpslled. - -. :
An oUrRAGEoCs ASSAULT. 80
John Bel colored Dor o. aoont L years,
was placed on trial on The charge of committing
an indecent assault On . liftta whit xirl ged
about years. A. M.Burr rolrnt = a Tor the ac-
eused, and Mr.. LOveiov retsress rttd M T1n,,~l
Statrs. The little girl and several small brvs
testified to the facts In the case which are i.niit
for publication. The witnesses were cruss-eS-
AniBed 1t considefa hle length bv Mr. Burr
who was assisted ~ Mrs. Burr VINO also test
fed a. q witness for the defence. Mr.. Bu-r
argued the case -. considerable length and Mr.
Loveioy briefly sargued the evidence, and . YER
dict of euilty having been founi the pr;sorrr
was sentenced to six months I'm the Hos II
Correction. Before leaving the court room Mr..
Burr was informed by Judge Fisher thathe was
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!. .,G'lEoRGEsToIW1ilN,[.,

MAss-MrRrrye OF ,RueuuLscAxA...-I n1ur-
suance Of cal By COLI: A. Magrdnr, Char
meeting q the Repubiicans Of GeorS 3fswn vas
held at Good Samaritan Hell Las svesine, Dr.
z. H Cragin was called 10 preside, and Mr. "A.
On taxing the chair sssted Ia he oS,ecs of sSs
meeting was to mako the n6eeSSry xrrsngel
ments for proper celebra tiQn 81 the fstifcat5on
Of the 15th mendaenk aud kA thNpe ht L would
MI n on s % ses ass
cxndidate or candi dnees forthei MayorSaty, bus
that the RepublieAps g GeoEgetpvR fhould unite
with the National lke1phllcaR eanizations
properlycelebrating the oocasion N. Rro-
naugh offhfed resoldti0ul, which were adopted:
That now for the III time, BY The decIsssd
Constitutions ere flae insr tuttons u our cOunfry
ircvocsbly baeed ANN God asinpaftl ~
tee, 20 that hehcsfeFtb tNs may y . tus -
Pai 80 5ss SePss5Ss sSFs ss sss
by the people. md ker tie people, fhst Tor III
key-stoae IN thssasch.ef our fundalentAl ls1,
Ne owe hor desDats tnanks 10 almighty 0od,
and used the ~ Dies end fooiishness Of men 70
accomplish HIS ,wouderfui PURPOSES; 90 that
what WAS inp6ssfhae " The best and wisest onh1
Providencs; thst oar grateful fhsah are Jdus,
and are hereby unostS dolly seudered, - ne
Syss sf s1s asS So . s man
IN eur organic hAtsohA hfe; thsS or hsarts' &c
/ touched bv fle kind and noble ,wer6 in VbiSb
the President ef he United Stbte& IN DECLARED
the rpal ratitcS fieff 90 tina aop& chAsfx b
! makine real No ncclsra6isn efin1 ~ noep -
sour fAfhers. sMaU4sgd ever blrso ~ Pr1Srkr~1
That We win cerd!4lly ce-yfefsess6sA he n.
| tonal Execut5vt - Committee H. |. fo11FSd
People Of the Tinted S fsfes, and ti,e a.,
trA Executiss Eomlnitt oS' {Ks n .pul.ij ~ I
party an Warrington city In their nsop sssd oS,e
eratson OF tiais grand eyenfvia The ,A6u11fv5o
ing snpert "a ceas III fthr q sfr5t, - IN
ward III this town ~ c"ufer with said committed
la Washington, and to make all necessary az
| rangements tor ,iio ..r.n'.sed Celebration
Inc following comm ittee was chose by tn,