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BULLS
SARSAPARILLA
Read the Captains Letter amt
the Letter from llts Mother:

Benton Barracks, No, lgrr 90. ~"
pR. JOHN BULL-bcAr sir: knowing the 'iu
r,,ncy Of your SaFspaTllla, and the healing Niin
u.ncliclHl qualities II possesses, l send 4"u ih'
iollnNint statement OF my case;
Twas wound,d about Two years ago-Na7 t,N't
PRISONER and confined Tor sixteen months. bt,ng
moved 30 often, my wounds have not healed ytt
have not sat up u moment since vas wounded
am shot through the hips. My general h"Alil
i, impaired and need something 20 assist ~
ture. / have mots faith IN your safsaparula thia
tn anything else, | wish that that - geGiiii'
Please express me half doter tnule-, ahA
oblise CAFT' g. i. JvhNs'N,
T. S-Thc following WAS Nrlten April ~, 10
b, Mrs. jennie Johnson, mother OF capt J"hh-
son
DIR, JOHN BULl.-lear sir My husband, H..
L - Johutun, was skliitul surgeon and Ihirl'
Ian n Central New york. where ha died, LEAVING
Tho abo,s O. T. Johnson m my care. Al thirteen
Years of nge De- had = chrome diarthea AMI
.rrnfula. fur which gave Inn your SarsapHfi.I
nj CURED HIM; ! have for ten years recon
ueudsi ID lo many in New York, ONO ant LOO
for scrofIla, fever sores, and general debility
Perfect success has attended T. IAs osrss sFa1fs
4. soMs casls ~ scrgfHia and fcuer sores rer' sw
m!rsfal0us am very ANXIOUS for my SOB 90 ssa N
have recourse 20 your sarsapsria. b." u q Tit.
81 getting "a spurious article, hence HIS whine '
yuu furtt III, wounds were terrible, hgt F.
INV - - ''''''' JENNIE JOHNSON
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ltniIil I'm the NYs.cln.

strength eyapoYntrs fast at .his season, This
is especially the oa-v with all who live ~ ia"
sweat uf the,r brow, From every pore Of the
sievc-like skin mn,st,irc cNudcs whlch contains
the elements of vitality, Thereby the blood L.
impoverished. tho nerves relaxed the muscles
weakened, the digcsiun impaired, HE bowels dis
tIrhesi, aud the animal -N'Hts depressed. The
coust ant dTpin 'at pa ila'es' thcsr cuocs cnnup
be- arrested, h,cauSc lti- doe - tnc heat OF TIM
atmos pheit. hut tile los~ 90 the ltc-su'taIniuE
.lomenis eau be- supilIcd by eat" 'nnsoulon
Now therefore, j. thctmc To- resort Ia liusietlcr's
stomach Bittors, the most powerful of all tcgetr
bic t0niis. l0ug eNperi"h"r has proved lhd
nothing else will ehdiently SUSAN aud regulate
the system, when willing down under the double
pressure of excessive heat, aud constant ply sicd
OF mental inhor. All persons who have hocn
tempted 10 try lnra "iuHic>' (su-callcN which
have been startcd by sordd spectators Ia almost
every Town and village, with . Ycw Ia turning q
PENNY" 10y the crclulty uf the uhWury, know
this Ia ther cost. II awiso maxim that saw
"lIold FAST to that which j. gopd,' CO the futty
millions Of people In the United States, probably
one MN have tested the restorative properties Al
lOstettrrs Bitcf- aud know il t0 De n Specific tuI
dyspepsia, hllllou~ncHs, nervous weakness gen
cral debility, constipation, fever and asuc ana
want of appetite, that ANY OF these should h.
PcrsuNdedt 10 experiment with the WQrtlls~' nos
dums, recommended nv unscrupuious and y
norant emperlcs seems almost Incredible
WlldaNM
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iVYou want

Material 20 make dollar bottle II the best Hair
i.rsipra,ye ever used iDr restoring gray hnlr 10
ori.ii a. sDior scnd s;rcnt. for panta2c.'
~ ioy NAsT
NN~ Whit. Teeth, Healthy 0unis, and o ~ set
r,a,h send for our IUNkI.U bENTIFiCE,
pucr, - cents.
10 NuJ Want
4 sur rurs FOR Ho,dacht. G1'Arfh, poafnrr', or
itnzilg 10 the .u-, send Tor our fEiihIiIA.
TDRY. prce q cents.
~. Lt,u,r NJ tie Ri,oYa s,ut post. paid ou r,.
..IIf 20 ufl.'.
"a ltsss Joseph x. L:oANr, Isl MAra,t street,
., I.n. 80. -rl-lfIta
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us.d Up

ESSAY rpE YorNG NEN-Tno eu.pp',d
sni u.ei Up. Who hn,e lo-t their youthful energy.
amu.lIOn, and boldly t.spr "a flc pursuit uf sY.
..st pleasure. viz. words Dr ch''r, M .a.gUl
MD tor the snemngy hopclt... Sons .I'r, 10
sealed envelope. Aitrc-., Howard Association,
i.I l., rhIaiclphia, Ia.
lnLNa lAN.itn
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Tn. Imr.ri.hnhi. p,rmm,.

ASS rite, 'h~ perfumes me- IN 80" hsv. No q g..
msueiry. Anlnr 9 t~ II, "a ils rice r..f.' &.
NJ "a leg 4 .gfin,s lsa. How'd fesa1 4ihp r.
suit succr"aing tlie ~" - Nurty 40 . am o
rorid, Water. Uays Aag, 80 .Ep. a.,.n 10,
hsndkerchei oshaie. = fuo.' an 'h''rf. d,I ate
and sgrceablo irAgrina.. most |..snIy
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Special Notices.
Ion Rowinud's Receipts

Rare COlIection-R Owtaud's Rcccip,s
Magic Arts, Discoveries, etc, comprising yalu.
aie Information for everybody. Sent by moIl ifrrc
postagel for 10 cents.
Address II. r. NORMANDY, 5Oi Market street,
Louis. Mo. gey7Jn,yly
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Took 10 Your children RI. .reD,

soothing Remedy.
up- tUros Col q H0d Urp.EE ...,, q.
SHiTDDHB'- w lh' ~, 49, 'ls '"H', -
SYRrP. s@Ns - "'"-'a' % CENT
teeth "
Nns s s1 ,ghyn. Ha 90 rHICs
SHiT1DhB- ! 'H' ''fl'"iH' '.. '' - /.
flh.s 1rI ,i idre' '''''
upz "a taF.s 10 fhen. Uys,u. ut II, !,
f,unt - ,ut.4 4 \, 40 fuum.f Com. -
N'rTt'I' = du' ~ 'bi irsu Of q! 49,,
20 is the Great ante 4ui e.. IIfsn'. DOC la q
Remedy ~ al . ~ ier- brought un ~ t's,haa
r.Ey other c4uH',
Prepared b! lhe GRAFT Mcdonnell,
o. Las. No.
Sofia T.! .uEg-.. fYH dealer. g.. t.-it he
sfsTNsh,fD. stg7Irfs4
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n. AUCTION a COMMISSION
\,CTsONaND<OM H:sSsON
y sISUsS.
Daniel Hartman
No Extra Charge for Storage.

F"r prompt rctuni. aud strict attention To- insi
ms 'woul'i most respectfully r'fcr 90 TIA" follow
iusnivTrhauts, lankrr. aAd uthcrs,
Halliday Bros, H. liurd 4 Sons MAINS Express
,ompsmy A. H. SUiord. Is. = htrreN, hfslnl \
-uNvll, faulG, Schulz, u, D. Williamson, llIsl
National Rsnk of Cairo. Hdrtcn ~ Jones, New
lolk. \, Fretch, Hogan, Glars y sleeper, hos'
ton. Atlantic GLASS 90, Pitt-oprgs CAMP y i}ro.
hi calo. \. Mels oniIIsog, Dungula. A. Hal
-, 4 IL "a a
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Ing Old itufc.. Cal at BIZ rUlas an,
sst u shneri ofwork H. tia, line.
pttf t"H

CALI at Wa.Ier. aud ENAviSE nIs
stock # CLOTHING H. cannot, and win
NOT, ~ rNpygsoLD ny AsY oriyg uotsE
~ THE SAME LINE This -rock Is IN
rNTiEELY SEW, AMI was BOUGHT ~ dc
LOWEST DECLINE ~ GoID.
L. Valdez, Corner oi sixth
q and Ohio I.cvec.
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Arr you out or employment IT, 50
sind for the The 6rcate.t Work of the
Ago. Therein you viii certainly fnd some
thing that viii not only give employment
but by Perseverance lead 70 fortune. See
advertisement ia this payer. maylsJm
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-G0,sainer, I.i-le Thread. sill, Linen
croHs.barrrd and mrrino underwear suit
able for tho season, p, III" famous clothing
house Of John Anirim, NJ. - Ohio
I.cyc". a.
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Tux BEsr and CnEArEsr CLoruiSG 10
De- found ~ TINS Cry Z, Ar isaac WAL
DgS' b. corner ur CTu STREET X ONO l..-
VIZ
IT. show. hi go"d' with pleasure, ani
ar4 mover iut, lie patrons 80 dissatisfied
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

PHOTOGRAPHS. PHOTOGRAPHS.
90 10 H. .. BGgwrll. photographer,
cnrner Egbth rrrct sni oh,O Lcvce, for
pir."rca Carte de Nii'o., etc. Having
made arrangements H.u, amo Of the best
artist. of our large ftic. D.. re- prc,fully
.lILcLt. order or c.rvIns and enlarge
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Prepared by DIR. JOHN BtiI
his Laboratory, Filth street Lou
Vile, Ky:
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w. ". Thornton, 40 70! Thorn; 10
block, Tenth street, ho- just received thryc
hundred toNo, at g.a,., varying ia .izc
from sNl0 t. gcNiu For sale, Wholesale
.rrer.u. 'ltf
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WAIuEI,E : CLorHISo l. SUPERIOR q"
ASY READY MADE Goops n CAIRO III,
motto l.: "QuicI, s,Ies ana SMALL rEoF-
IT. II
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-27
CO-PARTNERSHIP,

IJRS. II. B. VAN NORMAN, and E.
WAN NORMAN, would inform their friends and
the public generally that they have this day entered into
partnership for the practice of
SURGERY AND MEDICINE,
in Ashabula and vicinity. Office formerly occupied by
II. b. VAN NORMAN No 1 Main Street. Ashtabula. o.,
March 1st 1870 See Card lO55f
II. b. VAN NORMAN d. 4. V. VAN NORMAN. NJ D.
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TOmabes Dc; Brother

ARE keeping the best assortment of Fruits
and Vegetables of any house In the village They
now furnishing strawberries in any quantities desired.
Their stock Of general Groceries and provisions were
never more complete. You will hnd at their house
FLOUR PORK, BEANS, CORN, OATS, COD FISH,
MAoKEREL, WHITE FISH, SALT. SUGARS of
all grades, CRACKERS, LEMONS, SODA,
PICNIC and FARINA, TEAS. BLACK,
JAPAN. GUNPowDER, MPERI
AL, and YOUNG HYsoN.
Their stock throughout well calculated 70 meet the
demand for goods usually found In an establishment oI
this kind.
They assure tho people that they win not be UNDER
SOLD by any house In the County,
II any goods sold by them fail TO give satisfaction,
they reqner the purchaser to return the goods aud
eeive back their money.
This s one Of the Oldest established houses In Asha
bula and one that has always stood high for honesty
aud fair dealing.
GIVE THEM A CALL.
H. @. TohBEs, ]. b. TONNES,
Ashsabula. o.. June 10. 1863. iyiOte
f...r... ..rl..e" .. n Il
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HURD & HOUGHTON'S .,
LIST OF
Choice BOOKS.

NoTEs.-Apy book published by HURD HC UGH
TON, 459 Broome Street, N. w. will be sent by them
postage prepaid, receipt of the advertised price.
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PAINTS FOR FARMERS.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
and for sale couple of barrels Of the Grafton
Mineral Paint which s admitted TO be the cheapest and
most desirable Paint in use Two coats, well put on
mixed with pure Linseed Oil will last from 10 TO 10
years Price, 81 per barrel. - -
Ashtabua, Feb. 1S, 1870 JAMES REED.
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Sash. Bltn(,s ana Doors.

THE subscriber having supplied his
Il Establishment with the
BEST MACHINERY
aud having secured tho services Of OF the yer,
Best Mechanics,
and provided himseld wtha large stock Of superio
Thoroughly Seasoned Pine and other Lumber
ls prepared 10 furnish as good quality Of
Blinds, Sash and Doors,
as can be found in Cleveland elsewhere and cleye
land List Prices.
n b. Constantly on hSnd full stock Of beyel sasl
and door blir Il, made TO order on short notice
Parties wanting the eboy. tees will do well 10 call be
fore buying elsewhere Planning, scroll and other saw
ing do 10 order full assortment Of crown and OF
er ouidinas hand. odloe and shop opposite Chure
Park Main stret,
Ashtabila February, 1909, &c. UuLiEr.
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PRICES REDUCED TO CLOSE OUT
WINTER GOODS (!
Preparatory to taking Accoont Of Stock !

SMITH & GILKEY, have decided 10
offer their ENTIRE STOCK at a Great Reduction for
CASH, to accomplish that object.
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THE RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE
FoR YOUNG PEOPLE.
HURD a HoTeHToNs EDITIONS OF DICKENS
WORKS ARE THE ONLY COMPLETE ONES IN
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he sr All sne us'rat by Darley and Gilbert
other edition in Amet 80 90 " 'i'' Di'N'n 'H"' "
their snosaranco 1sye aus full Index of Characters and
a Tbev have made expressly for these Ed,lohs'
.list Of Familiar sayings from Dickens
S"s I'0oe Edition of Dickens Work is no,o
complete in IA rols.
II THE BEST cuEAP EDITION ON rHE GLOBE.
x,.c ,h paper is good the print clear, and type OF
. ~ t viii not injure TIE eyesight. ,,. 49,, 40 .,
co, ihe volumes bound in extra cloh and are oil
4 Ivenient size and shape. - , ,,,,, .
Il has all the Illustrations by barley and Gilbert
e. The price is$ 80 for volume OF i,SOO pages.
t2I, 90 the set.
tN-Any volume or the set, sent free Of expense on
Eeceipt Of price.
now TO OBTAIN A SET OF GLOBE DICKENS WITHOUT
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The Publishers OF this Edition publish also the Rrv
ERsIDE MAEAEINE FoR You've PEOPLE, an illustrated
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A MAGAZINE FOR NOTHING.
ANY boy girl who will send the names Of four new
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Catalogues of Hurd & HCughton's Publications sent
ftee Of postage to any address. Address
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Thompson Quarrv.

L HIS Quarry, situated at Thompson
Gcauga County the nearest ana most convenient io
the quality of Its stone II superior for rmnessof texture
and durability Stone cut TO any dimensions, and FOR
and az short notice Orders sulicaed, for Flagging
steps well-Stones, Undaerpinning, Window and Doc
Caps and Sills. Coping nd water Tables. When the
travclingis good partie may do their own at
oonsiderablesavin ef. II. EDGEkION,
Thompson, Dec. 20. 1867. No
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NEW ARRANGEMENT !
Ashtabula Marble Works.


LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
w w. SMITH, MANUFACTURER
W and Dealer In Leather and Findings, Nal,
7trcct, (oppoHite fhUniN Foundry Ashtahua, Ohio.
ASH PAID FOR HIDES, PEITs AND CALFsKIN.
just received, and now for rslc good an assorty
stock OF
LEATHER AND FINDINGS
he found In any Western Market, and which will
he sold on the most reasonable terms hope to make
an object for Boot and Shoe and Harness Manufacturer.
In the vicinity, to myoT me with their patronage, feelin
satisfied that can sell them everything needed IN thei
business nn cheap can he found In Cleveland eyO
the Eastern Markets thereby saving freight and trayen
expenses, aud loss Of time. - - .l.-
All are cordially invited to call and examine my socl
IL for your Interest to buy IN this market shall TAXI
pleasure In seeing my old frends and the public an,
showing them my stock Below, give partial list q
| articles
Spanish and slaughter solo upper and harness Leather
spanish and slaughter kip French calf and kp oak an
hemock calf and kpi collar leather and horse hides
meme and women'r morocco baud and lacng leather
| Innings, bindings, topping and russots.
| FINDINGS.
Iasts pega thread. webb, Packards Ink iron and zin
nails round head taCks brrtles, avis hammers plncer,
sand stones rasps kniyey 1oas size stoks aud strap,
boot trees shoe ace6 punches lasting irons eyeets eve
let sets, uttc-whees, sich'markers heel shayes edg
planes, strip avis, welt knives, elastic, heel ball. stci
Ing cord lasting tacks heel and toe plates boot hacknl
boot brushes. harness oils, and All k,nds OF anshn
| irons, etc. etc, W, W, SMITH
| AshtAbnla Dec. is65. ~
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SUPPLIES a Necessity, as well as
in use more than two yearr, and is growing IN
favor whore ever used; II maAes the neatest' ana
in every respect the best light. No offensive odor,
no smoke, no grease 10 soil garments, no danger
from explosion in lamps, does not injure weak eyes,
gives softer light than Kerosene can be used with or
without chimneys, be burned in any lamp with the
trng expense OF changing burners II " cheaper than
fhere never was portable light that required so little
work to keep ii in order All who use It viii endorse
what we say,
TO Whom may Concern
This Is to certify that after using In my house the Pc,
troleum Fluid and putting the To the most rigid
and thorough test haveno hesitation n saying tha'
or Gas that l have used for lighting rooms, and
further say that he light produced by for braney
mend the same all desiring light in which there il
safety and beauty combined. o.,
L. G. GLEASON. Ashtabula, Ohio.
We the undersigned fully concur IN the above state
ments by own experience in nsing the Petroleum
Fluid Nm; MllLARD'
3, s'FfSffEa, s. FgrhEs,' il. HAaRis, =, M.
Particular attention is called to his assor;uentoi
BRONZE STAND LAMPS,
CHANDELIERS. 4 CHAIN HARP LAMPS,
RON HARP and BRACKETS,
MARBLE, PORCELAIN and
GLASS STAND LAMP.
GLOBES and GLOBE RINGS and SHADES,
ard everything pertaining to the Lamp trade
People viii save the price Of light in breakage oe-
neys, by using my Burners and Cnme{s' tie Hrns s,
lack Lamp Is the best run anout light IN use IN taet
we have the best assortment ana are selng lamps III
reT cent cheaper than any house west OF bniiao Ciy
constantly on hand the choicest selection OF fine
robaccos and Cigars kept In this market.
Also PIPES. POUCHES. CIGAR HOLDERS. o.
GAR CASES, TOBACCO BOXES, &c, &C., at the
sign of the three white lights,
Ihave also ON hand large assortment OF
FCTIoNERY.
J. q. CULVER.
| Ashtak, 4, March TO- 1868 1OO9
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Embarrassing

also keep constantly on hand a large assortment Of
realy made Collins. Rose Wood imitation Black Walnut
and imitation Of Black Walnut. all of which trim
Ia two hours notice. in any style requested equal to amy
city also have splendid AAearse In readiness when
called for.
GRAVE CIOTHEs-A new feature has recently been ad-
dcd this furniture csabs ementor rather to the Tn
dertakers department of itOnc that cannot fail to com
mend itself the community and will show the dispo
son of the proprietor to make his establishment az
perfect may be II will far TO relieve the work and
bnstle incidental To, and fcpugnant In of he
of preparing the remains of the departed for
burial This consists IN keeping on eand and rea"y for
immediate use, u stocl; of gTayeclehcs. variety OF
shrouds for both male and female made up with much
taste aud Appropriateness various in price, and both
black and white materials. single order for coffin
may therefore embrace the hubilmcnts of the dead,
and thus the friends Of the deceased in the midst
of grief from much that seems particularly disagreeabc
and ncOnguous in the way of preparation for the
JOHN DUCRO.
Ashtabua Ohio Jan 1st, 1870. 1852 If
, 1870-09-03


The Summary Of fhe rc1nasks Of 3Ir. 4edill,
Of the Cook County delegation, cohceruing
Hon. Caapar Butz. hsving been badly mutt
1ated III telegrsphing. ~e reprint IT. rs fol-
On behalf Of tho delegation from Cook County,
for The. assault msde. upon vi: Baiz "a ih.s
{ INVENTION. He knew his old fr1eut
nongA to be an honess uaan, hut
pulltis gstH'au.sl as be himself was. 4 taxpayer
In the State Of Illinois. be-, t,o, hal lived In The
city thH grtater portion Of quarter Of cen-
.5cara ds ri Every objection ID; aad besa 7 raisea
against Cnspar Butx Nas raissd asalust Abraham
Lincoln for gleaIer Office; Was raised against
cd statesman, aud Was pot competent to man
ago The anatrs of the Gnited statea. It
va charged @ tgasSt g 1san1 saat nc r., "as @ mere
faiss- But the people d4d oet think SO; shsy hasi
faith. End the kesuits showed they we're rtga& III
tas;r :, judgment, 50 n scsast to ~ Buzz: he
,oucsuuos 1astl{ uYt fatflJ object 70 my manL
tft1s.sae / uns,, Dc has sn opportunity to prove
heeu Superintendent OF the SUITE Prison. No
intelligence, saEe that of the Almighty, can pro-
neunce doxmstisal5 asslGss hls ability 70 discharge
highest standard OF the duties Ut the of1-e
MI Hutx IS sincerely honest man. Nj
iaascj; enl b. aess5 W. VIZ and i net noa, row coz. so
srcssa with auy ring [app'ause1A with no co1nb1pa
-t11n. anti with no clique os scheme Bit. 1utx, II
eIectlL 10 tnh oit1cr, Will act acconliH2 70 Its
lest ability. He ls scholar and an educated
man. I1e lis Que Of the bcs1 Republicans, and xas
me Of tt- first In COOK County. VIC ple1lSe you
that he will perform his portion Of tue datirs
OF tht, otlce as well a either Of tho other gen.
1lemAn 10 bc associated with him. What IL
requisite In tlas particular: Pirst, hon.
estr: - second, Intelligence; third. purity
Of PURPOSE fourth, attention 70 tho uttel of the
ntflcc: 9th, good senses. and al these
he . believed % possess; II Caspas Basz =
commit a great tntst4Ies you will alauxates III
excellent man; you will weaken Tile ticket, AMI
strike buw al the left arm uf the party. lIts
l.eing G.rman, IL nothing against him. The
fsetWans are an Industrious, h1nest, sud econom.
icai ai,l tahos1ous people, aud do what they Set
Ont 10 DO, and complete anil finish the Wofs. fou
have the evidence tn-tiaJ, In the telestap1lc de-.
spatch. ttireat app.Ruse.1
, 1870-09-03

He 1a5s that Haldemann bought tho delegates.
.tnz&ne {BzattoD) Is tn regular Democratic csr-
dtdate ot the district, anA !nt.maseA that he IT,
tends to run as such. A9Aai least, that he wtl}
ta1DE his influence against Ra1A.ruah tho C1n-
aeSland County confe1sts sa1tath MI. t.pratton tn
hts co1rse. ard there Is Widespread dlsaa tsfsc-
uou In the ranks OF he Cumbctland< Demoesao5
e"fth the nomination Of Haldemsp. which also
exists In York And Perry Counties to \ co12ldtrz-
b'e exscnt- The Repuoltcans, With a,popplaE
candidate, ought to carry the district
The Executive C0mrulttee OF the German Do
iaocfacy Of New York city met On Tuesday evea-
Ing Augnns dsnas In +the cha!E. An atdress 10
v'cning the uiestia of-lhe present war. aad reso-
lions upon thr dn1J Of Germans IN America, were
adopted, In which 1t Is Asserted that "Reg4El fot
t1utn, right, and honor alike demand Of us the
sesctauc= iren any an41 evEry political ASSOCIATION
'nsrtoud Of would aceept and' follow sucn kn
nnrfrdffed. 1nalcious, mean, and iletaasao1s
ccutke - has been chosen By certain Nould-os
Democratic paprts-" The resolutions. were sub
sequentl5 adopted by the General Committee Of
the 0etn.aa Democrats. Tho German Democrats
Of tho T<epteth Wartl OF New FORK city met on
August 20, and resolved to desert the TanIuany
leaders, ~ho hASe 20 cmphaitaxy shown their
a5mrashies With Napoleon asatnst Germany.
They threaten to draw away = large lumber Of
IIentocratlc yrtee. a. d.