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The Knabe Piano.

We cheerfully refer our readers to
Messrs Seltzer' Dressed j. Co.'S Piano
Warehouse, l3 East State steret, Colum-
bus, Ohio, the Wholesale agency for Ohio
of Wni. Knabe & Co. S celebrated gold
medal, grand and square pianos, manufac-
tured at Baltimore. The firm OF Wm.
Knabe s. Co. is one of the oldest, largest
and most enterprising in this country
Possessing heavy capital, they have exs
hibited Cor the last thirty years most
praiseworthy ambition and untiring en-
ergy in the production and Improvement
of superior instrument, both In point of
scientific construction and artistic excel
|lence. The Knabe Piano deserves in an
eminent degrse the high reputation it sus-
tains, among the musical profession In
particular, as we'll as with the public in
general. The attention is at once partic-
nlarly attracted by the tone of these in-
struments, which reveals 3singular beau
| ty, combining mellowness, richness and
pathetic tenderness with mobility and
power Of high order. Allied with this
and certainly the most characteristic fea.
ture of the Knabe Piano, is the great
farity of intonation and eonciseness oi
tone throughout the entire scale. The
touch of these pianos is all that can BE-
ldesired--very soft and easy, quick In 40
ition and of perfect readiness and elastici
ity. For all these and other artistic points
lof merit, as well as of acoustic eonstruc
Ition, we refer our musical friends to thu
ftestinonials given by such artists as Thai
.tberg, Gottschalk, Satter, Strakcscb, An
tschuts and scores of others.
4 The praise of the splendid 81 ,00i
Knabe Piano, the leading prize of tn
Hospital Fair at Ambos Hall in this city
Is in every ones mouth, and we recon
1 mend all in. search Of truly frst olas
lpiano to call at the store Of fSeltzer. Drese
I& Co., who Keep constantly fall assort
ment Of Knabe's Pianos, A. II. fale
iCo.'s octave ssMonitors," and other in
tstruments on hand, and rhip great man.
| Of their Beautiful Planes TO every city
ltown and village IN this State.
j WILLIAMS WEsT are Agents 70
Kuabes Pianos in Monroe County, o.
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EMIGRATION FROM IRELAND. Letters
from various parts of the Irish provinces
show that the people, are already prepar-
ing, in considerable numbers, to emigrate
during the spring, their friends in Amer
lea having assured them already that the
war is nearly over, and that the restora-
ton of peace will be followed by brisk
demand for labor One communication
from the county of Longford states that
there are five of the female for one of the
male sex quitting the country. In every
Instance which came under the writers
notice the money to pay the passage or a
free ticket came from the relatives on the
other side of the ocean. 30 says Dub
lin letter.
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Etiisoy Of Spirit Of Democracy
In reply to many letters and impurities from
rsopIs in this section Of the county. the nm
dessignsd take great pleasure III saying
throfigh the columns of your paper, that our
snowued prep paratioh known as C0E'S DYS-
PEPEIA CURE is oettain cure for pys-
pepsia IN its worst stages. Mapy cures OF
long standing within onr own scquafntanc,
HAVE been conn plAtsfy, and wd believe pesm&-
nsntip cured. 4, VIII stop distress after
eating almost instantsnsously, spd enables
the dyspeptio who has lived for years ppon
Graham bread and the plainsst diet. TO eat
as heartily as heartily as he aieaaes, and any
thing be chooses without danger Of distrssss
Or souring, or rising on tue stomach. II is
an infsllihIs dorreot6r Of indigestion ard con-;
supation, creates healthy appetite, stops
sick head ache. heart barn, siekress At the
tstomsch, paihs, cramps, or colo 10 either
stomach or bowels, and sweetens cfensiss
breath, as soon as ypu take It, and BY enah
sling the patent 90 take plenty OF hearty food
which is the psfent Of hsslth,'s produces
vigor, strsngth and energy. yn every trial
we have known Il kas speedily e7aditated
! Dyspepsia with all its attendant saasrinsa;
vsahnesses, debility, and ioss cfpcwer, giving
instead, q proper settsity and tere TO the
stomach aud organs Of digestion, and ss re
confdantly believe, ard y the published oef-
Stifcates in our circulars, ainanacs, and in,
many Of the leading Journals. from eonvsl.
escent patients win SosFIRM, eoypp etely, psr-
unaneptIy, and almost mirsculonsly .cure the
bwerst ease of Dyspepsia IN sxfst6ncc- y
warrsps It in evorv instance. Il oan he OBJ
tainsd At sll tho Drug stores ia tho United
States aud canadas, at 81. 90 per bottle, of
six botslss for S. 90. ssss.s s.
C. q. CLARK & co.
FRorRiEToRS,
Jan. IS, le65-ly New Maven, c<
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|Proceedings OF the Democratic
Centrai Committee of monroe
kCOunty. IS
WooDsFIHLD, ONO, ]
April 26. 1865.


Pursuant 70 previous notice the Demo-
cratic Central Committee, of Monroe Co,
met and were called to order by the
Chairman, Dr. 8. M. Grimshaw
The following Delegates were present.
to-wit
Adams township-E. Headley.
Benton township-Thos. w. Murphy.
Bethel township-Thos. A. Way.
3 Center township--Dr. s. VI. Grimshaw.
Franklin township--Wm.s s. Way,
Green township-G. II. Huffman.
Ohio township-C Christian Genres,
Perry township-Francis Brown.
Salem township-Dr ]. D. O'Connor.
Seneca tewnship-J. P. Spriggs.
Summit township-J. II. Hamilton.
Sunsbury township-J Ohm Keyser.
Switzerland township-D. Fankhouser
Washington township-Dr. Fogle.
Wayne township-Edward Notfsinger.
On motion of j. P. Spriggs, Wm. s.
Way was chosen Secretary.
On motion of Thos. A. Way it was or
dered that the next Democratic Cunven-
ton be held on the POPULAR VOTE SYs-
TEN, in the several townships of this
county: on the 4th day Of July neal, and
that the County Convention be held in
Woodsfeld on the following Saturday, at
] o'clock P. NJ; and that the persons de-
signated to bring up the poll books shall
constitute the Central Committee for the
ensuing year.
On motion of DR.. O'Connor the Chair-
man and Secretary of the Central Conn
mittee are authorized to appoint Dele
gates to the State Convention in case it
should be 6xod for an earlier date than
our County Convention.
Resolpsd, That the rules heretofore
governing similar Conventions in this
county are adopted for the government of
S. NJ. GRIMsHAw, Chm.
WM. s. WAY, Sec.
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W | n c. ESTER IS
H HYP0PH0S PHITEs.

YsoNsuMp fibN = wlNcHEsTEk's GBNC-
\ 1NK HyP0PHoSPifITEB lthe only reiia-
Bile fotfh 81 Dr.. Churchili's remedy have
attained q reputation IN the cure Of Con-
sumption, .sunparailelled IN the annals OF
medicine. As nervous tonic, the uypophos-
pbitss ars superior TO anything heretofore
known, Wills for cases Of Esneral dsbilitys
loss Of strength. flesh and appetite, dyspspsizi
neuralgia. parslysis. chronic bronchHis, asth-
ma, scrcfula, il IS the inost efioacious tresss
msnt known. 4 fair trial Il certain cure.
Circulars free.)
Paicrs s-fn o. and Is OF. bother, 81 90
and 81 eaeh. 6 small or !. large bottles for IS
by express Sold by an respeotable drug
gists, and at the sole general depot, whols-
sale and retail, ly
J. WiechEsTEK,
So John St. N. II
February %, lses--fy.
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FRANCE AND THE UNITED STATES.
The Paris Journals continue to express
fears of difficulty with the United States,
in consequences of the position of France
In Mexico, throwing discredit upon the
pasifc assurances of the Minister of State,
1t is stated that the new Mexican loan
had been subscribed for by leading
Fyench capitalists, who are te be paid the
principal thrice over at the end of q cer-
}ain time, besides interest, and large
ehmount distributed yearly in prizes to the
subscribers, The notification by the
Mexican Minister to Austria of the res
eryation by Macmillan of his rights in
Austria, upon the failure of his Mexican
adventure, had produced such diplo
matte unpIeasantness that the Minister
had been recalled
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PuRr cArAwBA BRANDY.
cIaeIsNlTI, Oaio, March Is


I hereby certify chat by authority invested
in me by the State of Ohio. as medical in
spector Of ALCOHOLIC liquors for Hamilton
county, havs inspected samples OF liquors,
called Catayba Brandy apd Swedish Brandy,
rnsnufactnred BY C. ". Roback, At Nos. 56,
So. 90 and 81 Esst Third street, and ind said
liquors free trom. poisonous impurities. The
distillatisn Is conducted by the steam medi-
um, by which method parity and uniform
perfeotjonis is attained.
In testimony whefso! witness my nsnA
t,rrs this 18th day Of March, 1868.
DAVID O'CessESt, NJ. D.
Chemical Inspector nf alcoholic liquors o.
Hamilton county, ohis-
G. w. Robsek challenges the oonparison
of she best Eg4neh coSnxo with his the Ca
tauba Brady, whiok has been pro1ouncsd BY
the medical faculty superior for medicinal
purposes 10 any brandy evsf nsts, .
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LATEST NEW s.
EMIGRATION 10 MExIco--sHERMAN's
HEADQUAETERs.

EMIGRATION TO MExIco.--SHERMAN's
HEADoUAHTERs.
NEW YoRK, May 5.-The CONNER
Gals special says there is no truth in the
report that Minister Adams has been re-
called to become Secretary of State.
Z The Mexican recruiting agents adyer.
tise openly. In to-day's Chronicle for dis
charged officers and men to emigrate to
Mexico.
President johnson will occupy the late
residence of Gen. .Halleck, on Georgetown
Heights, during the summer months.
The Posts special says Gen Sherman 8
will be established at Alex
andria, Va. and his troops will be en-
camped ON the Virginia side Of the Po-
tomas. Gen. Augur permits supplies to
go to Virginia at points opposite Wash
ington.
The World says the country will be
astonished to learn that the trial Of the
alleged accomplices Of the assassins has
been going on for some days in Washing.
ton before military commission which
sits with closed doors. An official re-
port of the proceedings will be forlhcem-
ing when decision is reached. Il ia claim.
ed, it seems, that the whole affair was
planned in Canada and sanctioned in
Richmsnd. If this is really true, it is a
pity so important fact was not made
plain in open court. The world will re-
fuse to attach any weight to the findings
of secret and irresponsible military
commission. This whole proceeding IS
extraordinary, and We believe will prove
to be most unwise.
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sN The young folks sof Woedsfeld,
last week had superb Maying, fishing
ard picnic party. It was long way
ahead of any thing Of the kind ever wit
messed 10 this region. al | who partici-
pated were delighted with It.
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sNr S. Starbuck and H. S CLARK. mem
bera Of Company E, 62d Ohio VOlun-
'.eers, died in prison, at Andersonyille
Georgia.
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n Candidates will please remember
that our fee for announcing candidate s
name is So, to be paid invariably in ad-
vance. subscribers So.
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Rhe Assassin of the Stewards Cenfesset
His Guilt.

NEw YoRK, May 3.-The Tribuns's
special says Payne, the assassin of the
Seward family, has made confession OF
his guilt. He said it was useless for him
to withhold it longer; he had been fully
ideAti6ed by six persons, and tho Gov
ernneht had other evidence in its posses
sion that he was the party assigned to
that horrible crime
The Tribune's Washington special says
one of the most protracted and important
Cabinet sessions held since Mr.. johnson s
accession to the Presidency was held at
the Treasury to-day. The subject mat
ter of discussion was the free trade ques-
tion as regards the South. 1t is under
stood the whole system of giving cotton
permits and trade permits to certain
class of favorites was thoroughly venti.
lated and denounced, although there was
decided preponderance in favor of open
ing trade in. all parts ef the South sub
ject to the Union authority. It is be-
lieved as the result of this protracted sit
ting that every facility will be extended
by the Government for all proper COM
mercial transactions, and as consequence
of this faith cotton permits are at heavy
decline in this market.
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FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
JACOB T. MoRRILL.

of Salem township. ss a candidate for Prose.
cutting Attorney, subject to the decision o.
the Democratic Convention.
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l5oGold & Silver Watches, SIS to slo6 each.
200 Ladies, Gold Watches SIS 90 /.
500 Ladips' and Cents Silver do.Sl5 90 -
$500 Vest and Neck Chains S5 90 to SIC
5000 Gold Band Bracelets 8 90 to $40
5000 Cameo, Mosaic & Jet Brooches 90 to S6
1000 Lava and Florence do 0oto$6
1000 Cameo Ear Drops 90 to So
1000 Loya Florentine Ear Drops 4 90 to So
1000 Coral Bar Drops 90 to $8
5000 Masonic and Gents Pins 80 to SIS
5000 Watch Keys 90 TO SO
$500 Fob and Ribbon Slides SO to So.
$500 settssof Bosom Studs 30 to Sc
$500 Sleeve Buttons SO to SIS
5000 Piain and Chased Rings SO to SIS
5000 Msso1Iis and Stone Set Rings 50to $50
6ooo Lockets 50 to ss
5000 California Diamond Pima aud
Rings s 90 to Sc
3bo3 Ladies' Gold Pencils! 3 90 to SIS
1000 Ladies' Large Belt Buckiss 90 "a S4
10, 600 setts Ladies', Jewelry s 90 to 80
/ c. 600 Gold Pens, silver mounted
" holders 4gososs5
! lo, 900 Gold Fans. silver ezt.n
Csses ard fsn6ils 90 to So
| The articles in this stock OF Je&elry are of
the ne2test and most fashionable styles.
| Certificates of all the vsrious articles are put
| In healed envelopes and mixed, thus giving
all fair chance, and sent BY mail for 25 cents
each. and on TIC receipt Of the certificate. it
! Is at your option 10 send ONE DOLLAR and
take the article named In it, or not. Five
certificates, 81 eleven. %, thirty, S., sixty
! Eve, SO; ono hundred, SIS. Certificate money
to be enclosed with the order Gcrrespol-
dence pro{nptly answered.
We wish it distinctly understood that cur
hnsiusss is pe lottery. The object of this
mauner of selling 30 10 give purehassra the
opportunity Of buying JeweIry 1t the whole
sale prices, With the chance at getting .
Watoh o. some other valuable srtfcle; and
siI geads sspt. not satisfactory, oan be return.
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nept. Send fol Circular, Address,
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SuEscSIrrtoS AoEsr, sRhiiadslphfa.
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Price 10 cents.
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MORE ASSASSINATION ARRESTs.--The
New York Herald's Washington CORES
pondencs says second expedition was
sent to Carrots plantation, where Booth
was found, GU Saturday, and returned
yesterday, May Sd, bringing in the pa
rolled rebel prisoner, Jett, who took
Booth and Harold to CARROTS, and q
number of others. 1t appears that Jett
introduced Booth as a rebel soldier named
Boyd, and wanted him taken care of by
Garrett for few days, when he would be
taken away. These facts Garrett has in
vain eadeayered to prevail on Jett to tes.
tify to.
There are 81. and perhaps 90 persons
connected with the assassination who will
certainly suffer the death penalty.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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Has saved many failing business;
Has preserved many a large business;
Has created many s new business.
TRY IT.
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sag- BLANK TowNsHIp BoSDs FOR
BousrY FuND, for Sale at this Office
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@ We are autho riaed to anhouno,
j. P. SpRIaes

as candidate for Prosecuting Attorney, sub
ject to the decision of the Democratic Con
vention.
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Blank Township Bonds for
ounty Fanas, fof Gale at this
0Ece
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HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Great Bargains in Jewelry!

w FORSYTH g. Coz, 4a & ID Mas
wv sau St.. New York, (adioining the
Post oace,) offer for sale the following Mag
nihcsnt List OF
WATCHES, CHAINS, JEWELRY, !. &c
valusa a. 100000. EACH ARTIcLR ONE
DOLLAR, and not to be paid for until you
L,o,r what v,,, sra 20 rat
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THoMAs MURPHY, ESQ,
of Benton township, as candidate for Com
missioner, subiec. to the decision of the
Democratic Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

81.
h5- Candidates will please remember
that our fee for announcinga candidates
name is So, to be paid invariably in ad-
vance Inconsistencies 50.
FOR REPaEsENTATIvP.
ErMR. EpIroa Please announce
DIR. 6. b. FoaLE,
of Washington township, as q candidate for
stlvs, subject to ths decision Of the
Democratic Convention BY request of
MANY yoTzRs.
G. We are authorized to announce
ELIEL HEADLEY, ESQ,
as candidate for Representative, subject to
the decision of the Democratic Convention,
E We are authorized to npnounce
CAPTAIN. WILLIAM DAUaHERTY.
as a candidate for Representative, subject to
the decision of the Democratic Convention.
fy We are Authorized to snnounce
GEORGE s. ALeEo,
of Benton township, as candidate for Re-
Democratic Convention.
g. Nh. Ebt-oh You win piease an
nounce
THOMAS MARTIN, ESQ,
Of Bethel township. as candidate for Re-
preventative, subject to the decision of the
Demecratic Convention, and obige
WAsHiNoros TowssHIp.
MR. EDIroR Please announce
WILSON MARTIN
as candidats for Representative, subject te
the decision Of the Democratic c6nvsntioii.
MANY voTEss.
FOR SHERIFF.
c. We are authorized TO announce
HENRY RUSSELL MASON
as candidate for Sheriff, subject to the de-.
cision OF the Democratic CONVENTION.
g. Ma EDIToa Please announce
JonN BEAKpMoRE, ESQ,
as candidate for sheriff subject to the de-
cisiou efs the Democratic Convention,
Many DEnocHArs.
ha. RDIToR You will pleace announce
WILLIAM CHuRcH
as 4 candidate for sheriF, subject to the de-
eision, Of the Democratic Convention.
Many DsxocaArs.,
------
E8 We are authorized to announce
MARTIN BAKER
as . caffdidate for Sheriff, subject to the de-
cisioneo Of the Democratic Convention.
| fg Mr. Epiros: Please announces
WILLIAN HoBAuaH
\ As capdidate for Sheriff, subject to the de.
/ cisioh Of the Dsmoctatic Convention, Ey 10.
quest Of
Gsan1s zsD EssIIsH vorERs.
4 o. Weiars authorized 70 announces
JosEpH MyERs,
I Of Green township, as. a candidate for Sheriff
4 subject TO tHe decision Of ths Demesrati
i Convention.
Il FOR TREASURER.
IL Er MR. Enron i Please announce
Il j.. N. MITCHELL, ESQ.
) al q csndidats for Treasurer, subject to tn
!. teeoision Of the Democrats Convention, an
obiigs Ei4sS2 E MANY YorEHs.
ESr We are authorized to announce
a DANIEL NEuHARr sss
as candidate for Treasurer, subject to tn
5 decision Of the Democratic. ccnyenticu.
! g. We are authorized to announces
p I,EoAARp TwINuM,
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u 81 q 30 Loan.

By authority Of the Secretary Of the Treas
nry. tho undersigned has assumed the Geu-
eral Subscription Agency for the sale Of Uni.
ted States Treasury Notes, bearing seven and
three tenths Per cent. interest, psr snnum
known as the
Seven Thirty Loan.
These Notes are isssed under date OF
Juno Is. 1865, and are payable three years
from that time, IN currency, or are 6oDrerti-
BILE at the option Of the holder Into
u. s. 500 SIX PER CENT
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% candidate for Treasurer, subject to th
decision Of the Democrats Convention,
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FOR COMMISSIONER.

g. Nh. RDrroa: You win please an
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CHIEF JUSTICE cHAsE's TRIBUTE 70 GEN
SHERMAN.

CHIEF JUSTICE CHAsEs TRIBUTE 70 GEN.
WIN. g. DEsHLER, Esq, President of
the Sherman testimonial, acknowledged
the receipt of o note from Chief Justice
Chase, under date Washington City, A pril
20, covering lone of the largest contrib
utions yet made to the Sherman testimo-
Enisl." In this note Chief Justice Chase
says:
Il take this moment for making it, be.
cause just now, many seem disposed to
forget his great deseryings, and remember
only his recent convention with Johnston.
y "His deeds are among the choic-
est treasures of our own Ohio--as we'll as
of our whole country. And We, the chill
dren of Ohio, are bound especially, and
by the most sacred obligations, to defend
and protect the good name of every brave
and loyal son she has. She has none
braver or more loyal than Sherman y
New YoRK. May 4-The Hersld's
Jacksonville, Fla, correspondent says
About 1900 of the Union soldiers former
ly imprisoned at Andersonville, Ga, were
on the morning of the 18th ult., trans
ported by the rebels down the Florida
Central railroad to within ten miles OF
jacksonville. where they were uncondi-
tionally released and left to make their
way into the Union lines.
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OF Adams township, as oandidats for Treas.
arsr. subject 10 the DECISION Ct the Demo
cratic consent;op,
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say The relieving is list Of the pa
rold men Of the 62d snd 10th Ohio
Yolunteers
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LEONARD TwINuK

ey We are authorized TO announces
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|gy- all kinds OF fsroduee tas
Ken in exchange for this paper.
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DANIEL NEuHAR1

rs candidate for Treasurer, subject TO tn
decision Of the Democratic conyenticu.
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G. We are authorized TO announce
ELIEL HEADLEY, ESQ,
as candidate for Representative, subject to
the decision of the Democratic Convention,
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Company c. s J Walksr, W H. Bas-
sstt
Company Ed J Walker, y. Rsdin.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
ErMR. EpIroa Please announce
DIR. G. b. FoaLE,
OF Washington township, as Candidate for
Representatives, subject to ths decision Of the
Democratic Convention BY request of
MANY yoxxRs.
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WM. s WAY. Sec.