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Heater.
THE VICTOR"
Is proved TO be greater Heater with the same amount
Of Anthracite Btumnous Coal than any other Steve or
the purposes; it is Furnace snd Soy9 in one
combination.
These Stoves together with the largest and best va
reties of Eastern Stoves for Cooking PaTor, Dining
Room Bed Room, School House, ore and Church PuT-
poses lust received the best assortment 10 the
market. Our large stock of
ENAMELED CRATES AND HOUSE FUR
NISHING GOODS,
Is the largest in the market, and just received from
thg hest H0nses Cincinnati and New York. where they
were recently selected at the fowest prices Our assort
ment Of
Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware,
stu continues large, aud OF the BEST QUALITY,
~ TIN ROOFING, and al JObbing IN line, We
eT scute with pronptness and " "Despatch."
We having selected these Goods described above. in
ueron at the lowest Cash prices offer them for sale
eordinslv This fact, gether with thirteen years
experiehce enables to GUARANTEE SATISFACTION, and
offer our large stock Of GOod a prices as cheap or cheaper
fbSn fhfv can be purchased elsewhere N this market
LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS is our motto
heefoTe don't all call and decide for yourselves at
the old and well Known Store Of
W. L. MARVIN,
No 42 Public Square, usary opposite old Court House
octl5
n AXE ERIE PAPER COMPANY
4 A NTonDfacturers of PRINTING AND BOOK PAPER
ae now prepared to supply all orders with AsuperoT quai
iune4 Once 30 Bank street.
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Uruqa.
-HEALTH or AMERICAN WO-

IL MEN.
Read Notices in The Tribune since Dec. /, 1883.
From his EIrellencv, JAMES d WEsTCOTT Governor
OF FLORIDA, and membfrO tre United States Senate:
'FOr upwards OF tWsuiF n years Hflirted with
disease my hmiN which The best medical and surgical
in Tho country failed cure. but which welded ia
hcturT manner O. The GraCfcuhcr Remedies
consciencl0uslg advise their uac.
JAS d WEsTCOTT."
NEW YORK, February, Is59
Dr. J + FHrDGF-Dear Sir: Some two ears 20 an To-
innate feunu friend had cen suffering from falling OF to
womb whites and deralged sIu1ti0n. tcget with
the ynp0m clearly dCscrbed IN aya1-
tisemens aud 1ambhies She mad the very hest cal
gk ia this ciY un enrt pres rated, and her phys
finally told he nuugh her lie might p0sfg be
prolonged vurv littc Opker under the most iudciOus
treamfut Far fer that she continued 70 sink
when came 1fO your OfGe ~ the GrneienberB Medic
lns uun and reai Cd her symptoms As You we're cnnfl
dent Of the Gracfnberg MprshalPs Caihocon 10 reoy
ing her she dischsrg0 an the physicians and tried E tho
doubtingy Provdeuiaily tfelev ID her qrickiy, and
bottles entirely cud her Since then ior oar two yeur
there has been my OF the complaint ana
shs is rs strong, active aid hsahy, IS when yenn gi
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DOR "SHAKSPEARE AND HIS
IL FRIENDS" on hand ana made 10 ouuer IN great
garietv Of styles ana the best manner. &C -
octli J. W. SARGEANT'S. Marble Block.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-Jan.

Sec nd Bsard-Cosod steady BIO sizes g55<; Tenn do
s1 Gal Chi ID BIDS ST. III Cent? bos &C; Pacific Mail
IS b. R 63S; Reading 81 Panama l261E Gal 8 Chi
q; n Central ~.
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CALE on REAL ESTATE BY OR.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE, BY OR.
- DER OF COURT.-on the 18Th day Of February,
ls. n no O'clock A. NJ the door Of the Court House
outhe Public square, in the cty Of Ceveland inae coun
tT of Cuyahoga aud state Of Ohio Viii e soa 70 ne hs
perty of John Cock6um deceased, to WIT: SinAte IN
said city Of Cleveland said county OF Cuyahoga, and
known as Su-Iat No. 43l, Kelley MalWOrths subii-
vision Of paI Of the WalwO tn Fam ESQ caled) said
lot being feet front Harrison str ct its easteT hou
Diary extending between parallel lines al rsht an
giles with said street 70 alley one rod IN Widthi the
s0utherY line being 0 feet and the norhery line
about IS feet Ia length. Appraised At $3.50.
WM. AZ SIMMONDS,
state Of John COek6uI9 dsee9sed
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I'D n 3 = - - =. - -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
~ l4ih, 1855, PASSENGER Trains VIII fJllsWE
LEAVE CLEVELAND
1910 A. M Da Express Train, Stopping a. al tatlOTs
cept Mick1ne, meIt0r PeTTy, UnionVille and Say
brock, and arrives At Erie l5f p. NJ, DunktTk AS
p. NJ, Buffalo 615 P. N.
34 P \. Accommodation Train for Coneaut. stoppin
at all RaY tstions-
800 p n Nisht Express Train. Stopping a, PainssEe.
Ashtabula C0uneaut and GIrard only and arrives Il
Ere l2;35 a. NJ DunkiTk 2;l0 A. NJ, Buffalo Az
Am.
LEAVE ERIE.
3:l5 4 ~ Night Express Tam, Stopping a GraId Coz
neant Ashiabula and Painesyllle only, and auvs
at Cleveland 7al5 A. n
SIS P NJ DaF Express Train, stopping at all sationseL
eept Say brook, Uui1uville, Perry. Mentor Wick
life. arrive at Cievel nd 7:05 P. d
Accommodation Train vii leave C01ueaut af CID A. n.
stopping all stations, ard arrive II Cleveland $40
A. n.
All tbs trains going Westward connect at CleVssnd with
rains for Toledo, Chicago, C0lumbus, Cincinnati &c.
&c; and all the trains gong Eastward connect
nHukirk with the trains Of the New York Esnlral Euf
falo aud New York City Railroads.
Cleveland. N ". l4ih. 1859
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Mrs HELEN NJ. WRIGHT, Mstron.
Mn LEVI BUTTLES, Business Assistant.


ira assured that while boarding pupils contribute
c more than Day pupils to the support the
~ sss "a ehe Institution we are enabled; Dy system
'l cement Of their time, their study thelI Ieerea-
~ II home and society, to do vastly moe aud pet
Ter f Them han ne for day pupils ara bHu 70 'hem
* Vt cannot ba secured IN any aqg sch0ol
N ~ "A hoped that all who come from abroad VIII
feT ~ agr94 10 pupils, and that ezens Of CleVelah9
,in so I'M A Iev can make convenient 70 90 So sena
it & @ ,a 1ess OF their OUH Institution, o which
ibs ehnnld and usY JUSTLY De proud ana a. ~ same
lime 6e repaid by the greater advantag
Ds m he sns red TO render their connection with
the Insfituou both pt zsaut ana prone ~ ~ IS %
constant care and effort q AZ ~ any Wy Sa ~
ne of he Institution 20 secuIS te nshos
possible aeVantaees IN departments OF thotoug ahu
su1ofsS sdSsntares are erded g those who Wish to
attend to nfnsi oeal N usic ~
T and Pnint,nF ss thess departments are tu9def me
charge OF teacheTs who devLue It I.sLsoY bf &c.,
spestNe departments, and hayS thus aitalneo pAan
Mons SuSit native of Paris ne scholar and superior
nguist being teacher by prue4 elo, teeclss
and precision rarely ohseryed and =. s - 1tT1,fv IN
Learning TO speak the language slg tno WIN
Pupils from the city, whose parent ealIe "
lowed to spend the sabbath at home, l'us ~ y
be made from the bills Of such, as no f.e ~
saved 10 the Seminary and indeed W. sI-ast M ~
have al remain with US without Hu's4'H'
term. A.. o,,,ssr, frrv,
their homes 10 the Seminary and back. can ~
ted reasonable rate by applying n the OnOus
or NJ the Seminary. . 49,. =. - - ,,;,a ,hs
Institution and its beautiful surroundings ehu u
ELVES that advantages superior 10 those mere oneIe A
not to be found in this country A. - -,,,, of r,vsptv
TERMS For Buard and Tuition per Term ~ r, ~
Weeks slOO For Tuition Of Day PuDlls trn 81 - -
Bills payable IN adudacs No puDisrecelVeo loi iSs '
n entire tern-Iw6nty weeks.
For further information and admission. address
dscls S. N. sANFOhD' Filn'lpAi-
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MASTERS sALE.-In Pursuance

M ASIEh'S SALE.-ln pursuance
IlL OF deeretal order Of sale issued the Court
OF Common Peas CuYahoga County, Ohio, at the suit
cf homas B. PTitchnrd against Walter Allen and 9TH
srs to me directed shah for sale at the door OF the
Court H0ute oorper Of Seneca and ChamDain ttTeets
The City Of cleveland in said County the ltth day OF
February 1860, O'Clock P NJ Of said day, the follow
g Described lands and tenements towt: Situate IN the
township Of BROOKLYN, Cuyah9se County, Ohio, and is
known as Lot No I3 in Hiram stones addition Cleve
land compOs Of igiaal Lots Nos % and %, 10 sad
BROOKLYN township Said lot is g. lOl2 eetfront COlum
bus street I and 92 feet deep tbs south line and
l5i and t-2 ieet deep along Erin Avenne and 6sH feet
wide on ths west end Appraised Of Sl20O.
r. VI. BINGHAM, Master Com'r.
ToprN ppEETTss pltfts Atty iani7.27O
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tbs STATE OF oHIo,( In Justices Court, Cleveland
Cuyahuga COUNT, IS. Township.
A MOS E. DENNIS0N VS.. JOHN
IA HALL and Garnishees.-The defendant Johu HALL
is hereby lied that at the instance Of said Amos T. Dem
ui>ou plaintiff Ordgr OF attachment issued by T.
Hessenmuesr Justice Of said township, the 6th day Of
January s60 sgdnst the goods chattsls rights credits
MONEYS properly and Effects OF said defendant Suit
GRlsWoLD 3 CASTLE,
isnfg:263 Pitt 5 Att'ys-
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OHERTFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE

~ Of wrs Of Feri Facias, issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Cuynhoga County, at the suit Of William
J. Gordon, ct al plaintiffs, against Thomas Johnson de-
fe9dant have Levied upon and shall expose for sale az
Seneca aBd Chnmplan srees in the City Of Cleveland, IN
said County the llth day OF February 1850 at O'Clock
p NJ Of said day the following described lands and ten
sments 10 wits Situate in the wnshiD a. Middlebugh,
the County Of Cuyahcga. and state of Ohio and Is
known In Lots Nos. i've @ and thirEiE C35) in the
village Of Berea" d L. WIGHTAfAN, Sheriff
G. n. BARBER, Pitts AttT. IanI1:269
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A OARD THE PUBLIC.

A GARD = O THE PUBLIC.
The Medica Agency being established in connection
vita an Eminent Physician Of this city, the public may
hy the genuine intrinsic value Of the remeie sold
1em.
As Agent know the Medicines to he Genuine PTcpa-
ratiOns K. CRUGER, Agent.
ReplT No. Tf2 B8OadNav Ne
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CIHERTFF'S SALE.-PURSUANT

GHERIFF'S SALE.-PURSU ANT
- 70 the command OF order Of sale, issued frum
the Court Of Common Pleas OF CuyahogH County az the
deit to me directed shall Offer or sale a the door Of the
eI HonHs fcorner OF seneca and Champain stTeeis IN
he CITY OF Cleveland in said county, the 18th day Of
February $780, az O'Clock p . Of said day. the follow
ing descfiad lands and tonsmens TO wit: Situate the
tovnshp Of Cleveland in the Connecticut Western Re
serve tho STATE cf Ohia and which is also in the
number two hun red and eiyhtyour (2s in WleYyile
Allotment called IN that part Of the City Of Cleveland
which was forery Ohio City and Is bounded iaws,
wit North By Lot No. 2 East by aley; Souh By
line parallel with the North line and SO feet dis ant there
from; and Wesi By Brninard street; beng the Moth Ia
Of said Lot No. 4 and i 30 feet fT0nt said BranIu
street. and l56 92 feet IN depth 10 alley be the sas
more OF less. Appraised at $40 o. -
D. L, WIGHTMARi sherIn;
R. q, HUNT, P. P, AIRY, iam6'EV
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HOME TESTIMONY.


WEST BEDFcrD. Coshoctnn Co. o.. May 4, 70
hr II. b. kHGsLRT-Sir: lhave been selling the mcd-
cnes Of the Drneerherg Company for The last ten year,
and have invariably found them give Od sasfncti Jon
and the Pills hive sold 10 many families Iegu
larry their tea snd coffee. Hnd with I6dn they have
become staple article bIHrshals u Tien tathoeon a
medisna that has duna great amount OF good % Feuale
Diseases One lady 500 IL 20 told 81 bad lYed
mora beneht hom one bottle than she did fOm long
curse OF medical treatment " the skip phys-
ians. JAMES WILSON.
The Graefenberg MarshalTs Uterine
Catholicon
Is oeIsd as certain cure aceom anel with the following
symptoms:
egulaTtes-W eakness Fafntness--D Deranrsd ABpe-
tiie-S9Ow C0mpleIion-Pain in the Back and
Kidneys-Cnllls-Cold AAnds and Feet
BlOai iug-F everishness-N6uralgia--
Head che-Res' lpssnees--
Disiurtel Beep-Flushes Of Heat
General Pain--Crawlng and Pain 10
in the Spuo aud between tha ShOulders-Arid
Difficult passing Of Urine, with heat
Urine Ongans-NghtmaFe-D -Despaia-IIys-
terics--AnKiely--Red Face
Nervous TWitching Starring
COnstiTpatiOn-Irntabla T6mTer--Snd-
ness-Depraved Al Appetits-Flatule leuCe-BlOat-
ed and Irregular Observation-Disclosures Dreams--
Pains IL Uterine Organs Mum Jnest and Pains IN Limbs
ESold By City Druggists and Medicine dealers through
out the country.
~ For Medicines or Agencies address
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
novl2;d&w General Agent for Ohio.
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cleveland Female Seminary.
S. N. SANFORD, A. NJ, Principal.


VHIS NOBLE INSTITUTION will
i enter uOon its NEXT TERM on Thursday, February
th, lsG0, under the following able and experienced
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
SANFORD, A. NJ. PRIEcIPAL,,
Naturai and Moral Sciences.
Mrs NJ. L. H. SANFORD. -,
SAMUEL ST. JOHN, Ii. D.,
Natural History and Physiology
Miss LINDA T. GUILFoRD,
Mathtmc tics and English Grammar
Miss JULIA s. HOPK Ms,
Miss HANNAH B. SMITH.
Latin, Greek, and History.
Miss JULIA L. HUGGLNS,
Arithmetic, Geography, and History.
Miss SARAH A. NOBLE
Mrs. s c. BARRETT,
Mrs ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Mons. FERDINAND sUBIT, NJ D.,
EEH French Language and Literature.
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ffgal
THE srlrE OF ONO,

THE STATE OF omO1
MrcnArL CARROLL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
In that asF thig days from the date Of thls nttee
5Bieafion v ~ made TO the Governor OF the Stale Of
ohio for ts pardon OF RicAael Carroll, Convicted at the
November Term OF the Court of Commen Pleas Of Cuya-
hora County, Ohio Of the crime OF assault with lnent 70
Ssurs F~' THOMAS CARROLL.
Ta,,,.vv 18th 1850 janl6:169
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COOKING STOVE
TM PEARL-
THE "VICTOR"

For Anthracite Coal or Coke beautiful pattern
and by dozens Of citizens using the ar
Sce 70 be perfect great ecOnomzer OF fuel and grea
Heater.
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SEEDS


NeaN4a ssss LfeA ~
Unions ........-- %
LINE.
Water-Eastn f9bbu l2,0 /
sandy Hd Cemnt / 259 l
White Lime ..... % 1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26
MIR. sCaURz AND HIS AssArLANTs.

When Christian was travelling on his venture
some and unpopular journey to the Great City, he
bad occasion to pass certain cave, which was
rounded with the bones of pilgrims slain by two old
giants, Pope and Pagan, residing there. John Bun
yan, looking after him with some anxiety, says:
"By this place Christian without much DANGER whersSt
wondeed but have learned since that Pagan had
been dead many day snd Tor the other though he be yet
sye he Is by and also OF the many shrswd
brushes hs he with his younger days grown crazy
and stH Ia hi Joints tia, he do little than 81 in
his mouth snnng at pilgrims they 90 by aud biting
his nails because he cannot come 80 thern."
This decrepit and malicious old party did his
best to injure Christian calling out TO him: You
9. will never mend till more of you be burned"
But the pilgrim wisely " held Bis peace, and set a
"good face on il; ard so went by, and catched
"Lo hurt"
Quite as malicious as old Pope, and equally i'm
potent, is portion OF the anti. Republican press
of the country. An illustration of this shall be
gwen. In The Journal Of Commerce the other
day, and in several other papers moved by the same
bitterness of spirit toward the Republican party,
the following paragraph appears, purportng to be
q fair quotation from a speech delivered last
Winter at Springfield, Mass, by Carl Schiirz:
There a your Declaration OF Independence diplomatic
dodge adopted merely for the purpose Of excusug the
ous colonies the eyes Of civilized mankind There your
Declaration OF Independence Logger the sacred code OF tho
rights Of man but hypocrca piece OF special pleading drawn
up by batch OF utul peogg who when speaking OF the
rights Of man, ant but the privileges Of set Of aoorac
sayehoden but styled the rights of man. In order
dust In the Of the world and to nvce noble hearted
into lending them aid aud assistance These yoOr boosted
revolutionary e gsr heroes and sgs but pshed
hunbusgeTs and by poces who said thing and
other who passed counterfeit sentiments genuine aud OBJ.
aned and money and assistance and sympathy false
proenAss There your great American Revelation longer
the champion Of universal principles, but Yankee
TICK bursts OF applause and laugherla wooden nutmeg
most npudeu Imposition psOed upon tie whole world"
Having printed this as fair quotation, these
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

Messrs. Law and Copoyer, sureties 70 Tue uo-
faultipg Postmaster, Isaac V. Fowler, 10 tne
amount of SIS, 900, yesterday succeeded in getting
a commission from the United States Court to go
to Cnba. and take the deposition OF Dir. Fowler IS
n tbe state of his accounts with the Department
at Washington at the time their bonds were given
for him. 1t would not be surprising if hr. Fowler
sboud swear thst, during the Pierce administra-
tiop he was defaulier; that his friend, Dir. H. L.
CLARK, iAbortd with Mr.. Buchansn for his reap
uointment, because he would otherwise have been
a luir ed uap; aud that it was well understood at
Washir Rton, when Mr. Buchanan did reappo'nt
him, that he was largely in arrears to the Govern
ment. We say We should not be surprised If such
were to be the gst of the developments made by
Mr.. Fowler. 1t would also be interesting to know
where the lat. Postmaster disposed OF so much
money, especially if as some suppose, 1t was ex-
pended 10 behalf Of the Administration. There Is
but little doubt that Mr.. Fowler will make such
developments as will absoye his bondsmen from all
liabilities on his account.
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-. Damocratio triumph in 1860! why not III
Gas hv this means that they swiudled Pennsylvania
out Of tho Tariff of 42y yet they still hold up their
h, ads among honorable men, sod their ears seem
II, g. opped. Who more than PenDsy lVania herself
q III be in fault if they thus swindle her again
.But Mr. Hamlin vot. for the Tariff OF 40,
they cry. Certainly; be was Democrat, and he
voted With the great mass OF the Democrats In
accordance with the recommendations of the Dem
ocratic President whom Pennsy lyania elected
voted as did Vice President Dallas, the chosen Oh
the Pennslyania Democracy. Bat Mr. Hamlin
in 1860 is a Republican, and he voted Win VIC
Republicans for the Tariff bill OF this year-no'
ory voted for it, but spoke for it, and did his best
70 secure its passage. These are facts which 10
bardibood can deny.
"But Mr. VIM. C.. Bryant is Free Trader,
" and he heads the Lincoln Electoral Ticket in
"Ney-Yolk," i, another cry. Certainly he ls and
doss: and MIR. Bryant is Republican. his
Ereuinp Pos. ia an able and influential Journai-it
denounced Mr.. Morrili's Tariff DILL OF this year
most iutemperatey and persstently, and called on
Congress 10 vote It down; aud one Republican
(Gen. Spinper)-just exactly one in both Houses
responded to that call. Gen. Spinner was an ultra
Free-Trader before he became Republican; sotha
if The Post made him SUCH it did il many years ago.
One other Republican in all voted against the bill;
but he did 20, not because it was Protective, but
because it was not Protective enough. SO that the
sum total of Free Trade strength on the Republl-
can side of both Houses of Congress was one
nf ana bn nd
thirty or thereabouts-and, az Gen. Spinner retfes
with The present House. it ia as likely TO be reduced
as increased in the next Congress. On the Demo
cratic eide counting in the neoPhyte Douglas, and
all that Pennsy lvaEia can send, there will not be
dt zen Democrats who will even pretend to favor
Protection.
Men of Pennsylvania! We state to you facts
drawn from Official records-facts of the widest
rotoriety. You know whether THE TRIBUNE, To-
Gated in this focus Of Importation and OF FreeIrade
influence bas ever altered 10 its support of Protec-
ton or has oeen earnest and outspOken through the
twenty years of it's existence. You cannot shake
our devotion to the cause which we know to DO
that Of Industrial Development and the National
Growth, even by repeating the idiotic madness OF
1S44. But there are others less tenacious because
less deeply grounded in conviction than We are;
aud we tell you that the triumph of Pro-Slavery
Democrats in the pending contest in your State
will be regarded and treated by the country as
an avowa on your part that you do not really want
Protective Tariff. In other words, if Pennsyl-
yania does as she did in A. she will reap Just such
A reward for it az she did ia 46 And who can say
that she Will not have deserved it
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26
New Edition and Enlarged.
tbs THIRTEBNTH EDITION or
THE POLITICAL TEXTBOOK


With m Appendix ooD.spipg the following additions:
Tho celebrated Virginia ard K-tucs Resolutions Of 1873 aud
Various extracts Speeches Of he Hon STEPHEN
DeUsIAs delivered at various lines and giving various view:
S On les Of Go1 sTe.s 10 relation thereto
f aSd w s the vote a
House Of Representatives by Yeas and Nays on proposition to
The Point, decided by tn Supreme Court IN the Of bred
Scott sa. John r. sshdfcd copied from Hoard; kePGIs
ton, and Elections including al the Ne ona Platforms ever yet
adopted AO history Of .b struggle respecting slavery ia
ten Of Msss Lincoln DOuss Bell Cas-. Seward Everett
the dsy and Return: Of ii PrSsdeD 1886
To Olf Politics. al Text Boot compiled by
Greeley and John Cleveland has been Issued from The N T.
appht 20 have En- bis own possession and such active pol
iicisu successfully work without ("i, Re-
The Politics. Tex, Book compiled by Greeley Cleveland
WORK Of extraordinary merit and should DC oo9, an IN
bes directly the Issues now before the country Nc stamp
70 nH .S be s any M and sSn
sny wihsd TO .IsOs toe cssDss IN Mr. oOoSs Pes
't3d o. he 0la;y N and ,,bD
CLEVELAND Of TnEE Y TRBrSR have compiled volume Of
Of valuable politics, information Of ali h1S' in
it the complete Of the Kid Published
sesrch and the Of matter which they have CON-
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1892 OF all Leading statesmen the period and for
long time previous and extracts FROM their speeches
returns President since 1896 history Of tho struggle for
Slavery Extension the powers aud duties Of the Supreme
| Court &c-l biDehanton STANDARD
| A PoIJIIoAL Textbook Horace Greeley and John
Cleveland have compiled political textbook for o. which
contain. large collection Of facts for .sksrs and politicians
In the pei ding Presidential The editors way
eonpeen 10 the task trey have undertaken Greeley well
pos public and Cleveland Il the best political
s,6csn In the country They have tried 10 old political
tss ard far have been able TO examine their TI
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which not made the referee to decae some poll
| an
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| ILomsyiIle Journal
we have received copy of The Political Text Book" for
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