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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-21
Testimonials from the Most Distinguished
Artists in Europe to Messrs. Chiekering
& Sons:

ARTISTS IN EUROPE 70 Aessrs. Chlckerlng
& Sons;
Having played upon a Piano Forte made BY
Messrs. Chickcring Sons. Of Boston and New
York. have much pleasure in testifying TO its
general excellence.
For sweetness and brilliancy Of tone, dclcacy
Of touch, and magnificent power for concert
purposes, ! consider It really GRAND Plano
foKTE, AND DECIDEDLY ThE BEsT HAVE sEEE
OF AMERICAN MANUFACTURE
ARABELLA GODDARD, 0IULO kEGoNDI,
q, A. OSBORNE. ALFRED JAELI-
w. kUHE, LINDSAY SLOPEn,
JuLEs BESEDicT, ]. MoscHFLEs, Proi-s-
NJ. W. BALFE, sor Of COnseryatoire
CHAs-HALLE, de Leipzig.
BsINLEY RICHARDS. s. Arthur CAAPPFL.
RENE FAvARGKR, Director OF Monday
SYDNEY SMITH, Concerts, London.
Csriifoaf frszs Her Carl Rcinecte, l..sor.svr
n iAs posifions II Nrldeialohui. tafi o. TIE
Conscrruioirc gaf a. foaaucfor ~ a. ceic5ra
ted " Gcricuaihauss Concerts 81 Lcipsic.
IsIrsIc. July, lsf6.
I hereby assert and ahrm that the Grand
Piauo-Forte Of ChickerinE A sous, OF Boston
and New Tcrt, which have trisd and exam
ned, d one Of the tnesi instruments ol the class
thsf ever came % ny notice.
ILLUSTRATED ALBUMS and Price Lists
sent ~ NAIL
WAREROOAS.
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LoxDox. July %. ls66.

LON DON, July y, f6N6.
MEssRs. CHIcKERISG q SONs-Gents: have
Just been invited by Mossrs. Collard to try n
Grand Pian0-F Forte manufactured by you and
of my old friend. Mr.. G. d. Collard. via: That
it is the finest instrument thatI ever played on.
Believe me, gentlemen. most faithfully yours,
J. l.. HAITON.
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WAREROOMs.

$50 broadway. New York.
f-E-coa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-21
THALBERG
GOTTSCHALK.

81 consider Chickering & Sons Pianos, be-
yond comparison. the best L have ever seen in
America"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-21
FOR RENT.
SCHOOL ROOMS FOR BENT,
On fernando Street.
NEAR BROWNS AVENUE.

Tnnuire of W. B. MILLER,
M 3O5 Main street.
TN0R RENT. "A COTTAGE WITH FOUR
rooms, kitchen, servants room, cistern,
etc half mile from Court Square, near Street
Railroad. Good neighborhood. Apply 70
n'"''' OWEN, MOORE Il WEST.
1913 2214 Madison street.
X Uorscs corner Second and Washington
streets. -Four neat storehouses east side Ma IN
hsIow Reale street. Dwelling to each. SIX
acres of my garden Poplar street Ex ter
s Saar;n@ fynit trees w. b. WALDRAN,
iSS '"e IA Monroe street.
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Every rni"n man VII" ran. shoul.i attend the
primary meeting a. day. The Convention To
nss"inhl" ia this town "n Monday next will be
nn important .'n-. aud should reflect the --nti.
inrnt' 81 ~" party rpon that Convention
will deV'lsc ia" duty 81 deciding whether .
party ticket shall be- run for the offices 10 he
iilicl this FALL ar whether ID Il best Ia make no
nominations referring 'he question rs d, WIN
shall be- our rulers back h. the people them.
selves II = an important issue, aud the best
men al The party should be- sent Ia meet u II l.
our duty. u l'ossiblr. n beat the ticket set up
by III" Convention that assembled her. lew
days age. thr interest," oi the county require
~ aud u ~" can succeed ia this by abandon
ing. Tor awhile. party ties aud party organika
tiuns, It /. best Ia de- H. The people seem 10 be-
awakened nrn At all parties stand ready 10
aid 10 clc ting an independent ticket cornI,os
ell IT g'.- nrn. sii We. the Radicals. ~ g,,od
citizsus ,hauid Ice willing to second the effort
We hav" alwsys proicsse,l a. act "niy Epr our
country. g,-d aud u W. can nov succeed In
electing gv'rl mou to olive by laying aside par
~ feelings. We should do H. Let all who can
turn out q" the primary meetings. that The
question may be settled " dccently and in ~.
"der"
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.1Wsiiri0i Nominations.

ia the ?sih Of September, the democratic aud
conservative parties III baltimore county, put
forth u joint GALL signed By John r. Council.
man and Geo. u. Carnan, representing the drm-
orr"'ic party, and Daniel J. Mct;auley and 4.
Poisei, representing the conservative wing, call.
'ng upon the voters Of the ;wo parties 60 as.sm.
blr ~ Pfimar! meetings aud elect delegates TO a
count! convention, which con seniion as charg-
ell with the dYiy Of dominating county otHeers.
""dm' only Not one wOr'i WAS said Of Judi
"i'l nominations; the voters of the parties were
not CALLED upon To express their preferences for
Judges, and Il was Supposed. Ny 4. nearly every
one. that another occasion wUuN I've chosen.
within the heat Of contention over the county
t'kci had hscn hnsbri by the selection of can.
diiairs On which delegates would Ls chosen to
rnrei the delegate. that nigh, he appointed from
ilariuT', An'l together select tie candidates Tor
Judges. The Convention met and late al nixhi.
when man! al the drlegalrs had gone hon,r. aud
many others wefr in nO condition 60 irgnsaci
business, delegates Ia the Judicial Convention
we're selected. Thrsr delegates met delegates
from Hartford, an Tuesday last aud nominated
Hon. Richard Grasun, Of this town, Tor Chief
Judge aud GvO. irllutt, also Of this town aud
Alfred " .@iurin,n, III Hartford, ~ candidate.
i''r ''''T'ah Jndscs. We suppose Mr.. Grason
would have l"ru sclrcIrl M maiirr how or
When the delegates H. the ConVrniion had been
.'lrcicd. h"cius' hris an able MA - gentleman
and popular with his party but We do not be-
iirve ,hI, With a iair aud full oppression vi the
y "pics Sill. ri,hrr Mr.. Yrlluii or Nc Bairman
would hare hecn srlrcirl We ell know Mr.
Yslloii and just ''whai msnn-r oi n,n h. /.
and that he u not II Tor judge. lie has gained
little local no,orIsiy here by writing srurriluu.
articles abou, better mra ih,n himself: Ls,oud
this. leo his doas nothing TO recommend him To-
The mranrsl ~ Gods creatures. ile has no legal
ability, aud the number Of causes h-has hsvn rn.
gagged IN since hIs conncriion with the Ilallmn,s
r,r,"'y har, period Vi several years. ,mish, be-
conaisd over on ones fingers. H. has nu,hins
whatever to recommend him for the Office VI
Judge. Mr. Bairnlan is - dnh.rair LAWYER q,
h-l-Air, and l. uo,sd for nothing particularly,
cxrrpi cot loving bis whiskey.
These positions should. n possible. bs KEEP,
clear OF party strife aud rlAmor. They are no,
political Offices lhrir incum'enls are sworn 10
do Equal justice To all, aud have no political ia.
vO,sio brsiOw. When The new Constitution was
being formed las, Winter, Mr. Dobbin, Of lall.
more, made The sTcvllsDi Suggestion tina, Judi.
cial slrcIions he held on different day FROM o.,
binary tlreIuns, so the, !, might be rsusossd su.
iiryly fFum political lanueucs. ThIs wss dsltal.
ell, however, sud W. musl d. the lest Ne Can.
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IN Imsie,,cuicn, Ticket.

From present indications. full independent
ticket. embracing Republicans. Democrats aud
Conservatives. will be run fer the offices To- Ice
allied this fall Hundreds "f democrats aud
conservatives are dissatisfied with the ticke,
presented by the late Convention. and ar. ready
10 unite in concerted movement h.s its dc
feat. The question will probably be- settled
during the coming week. W. have heard the
nainrs Of various gentlemen suggested f,r the
independent ticket including the following;
Fhs Associats JsdgsA--II"u. d. e. II. Emory .
Of baltimore county. aud Hon John u. Prize.
Of Hartford county. Their I. come talk If Hon
James N. buchanan bring a rondiIa,e Tor
Chief Judge. but wee have u" dsiuii. iniorina
ton On the subieetl
Pr Cferk.--.lohn " Wheeler
ior Regisier.-J"hn Phill~i ~ c"l. John e
Holland.
f6r Shsrg.-''. T. Harvey ar in,.h Vance
For Troasarer William Fn.irr nr = n Par
ker.
F6r Sa'Seyor--IIenry Shew.
isr Jadges OyPAaAs' 'ssrt Joseph Merry.
man. stephen W. Falls. Th"s. n. Robin an.
Tor CosAty Cossmiasioasrs.---The following
gentleman are named as candidates Lewis
Il. Cole. WIN. Mccullough. Nelaen cullins..
James Thompson. Daniel .. McCauley aud
John X. Harvey.
Ior States itforass.--L. +. u. N.Smah.
iSr N"if S.aafss.--iiuu. k'lw. 4. Philpoi.
FOR Hoa.s Of fisisysiss. Several nancs ~.
meniione.l. including chsrle. \. Halle. George
sIo,howsr. Nelson caIIings. Jasper \. Slack.
ten. John u. Pearrc. Christian Cure, David X.
Lusby aud Jeremiah T. Dueker.
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The result OF the late elections in Pennsyl.
sylvania. Ohio and elsewhere. is at last def.
nitely asccrtained. We have lost a Supreme
Judge in Pennsylvania, the only state officer
elected, the democratic candidate being chosen
by less than 1000 majority, but We have secu.
red both branches Of the Legislature. In Ohio,
We have elected our candidate for Governor,
Gen. Hayes, by about 5000 majority, but have
lost the Legislature. and thus a United States
Senator. We have carried Indiana and Iowa
by increased majoritiea.
We, in common with all Union men, greatly
dcplore the result in Pennsylvania aud Ohio,
because we believe them 10 be unnecessary de.
feats. Local issues alone have caused them.
The Republicans seem 10 have been TOO conf.
dent Of their strength, aud 10 have chosen 10.
litical lavorilcs rather than competent man Us
candidates, and then took no pains Ia secure
the vote that might have been got out ia their
favor. Take Philadelphia city. for instance.
There the Republican ticket was composed Of
old political hacks and wire. workers. the sol
dicr interest not being recognized at all. while
the democratic ticket was composed Of the
ablest men in their ranks. including three dis.
tinguished officers In the late war. Enough Of
Philadelphia Republicans alone stayed al Aome 10
haze elected their State ticket. u hSy lad roted
The democratic candidate for Judge was
prominent Philadelphian. an able jurist aud
upright man, while his Republican opponent
was an unknown Western county lawyer. with
no reputation. aud, We reckon. Of not much
ability. Under this state Of things, supreme
Indifference aud apathy seems 10 have pcrva.
dcd the Republican ranks, aud they suffered
the election In 60 by default The democracy
will claim IL us great victory. but il was only
partial one. They did not poll anything like
the number Of votes they did Tor Clymer, in
the last Gubcrnatorial contest. aud if the iulI
vote had been out they would have been crush
insly defeated. 70 prove this. We have only
Ia give table Of shc vote taken ia a number
Of counties last week compared with their vote
for Governor less than year ago. Il will be-
seen that the democratic vote has fallen oil very
materially. and the Republicans much more,
showing that il was no change Of sentiment
that led n a democratic victory. but refusal
On the part of Republicans h vote.
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] Kel1llbIicans o. vote

The Republican vote ia those counties tell oil
l0.O0'. whilst the Democratic vote also fell oil
not quite 5000.
u was the same IN Ohio. Unworthy candi.
dates and outside issues produced apathy aud
disaster. The last Legislature of the state sub.
mittcd Constitutional amendment tn the pcp
pie. allowing negroes To vote. This might have
been carried had not provision disiranchisine
large number Of white mcn--thosc who had
failed to report when drafted during the war
been coupled with IT, The men that il was pro
posed todisfranchisc were voters. aud. of course
voted against the amendment and ia. party
that proposed il. and we lost the Legislature,
barely succeeding in clccting the Republican
nominee for Governor, gallant soldier and an
able man. And. as in Pcnnsylyania. the pco.
pie very signally rcbukcd the idea that an ybody
that receives the nomination from u doininan,
party can be- elected. Ia the Hamilton dis.
trict. tcinbracing. in part, the city of Cincin.
NATL there was Congressman Ia be elected,
in place Of zen. Hayes. nominated for Tower.
nor. The Republicans selected man named
smith as their candidate. He was very unpop.
ular aud Gen. Cary, late Of the Union army. n
thorough Radical and opponent of"My Policy. 81
ran against him. as an independent ga indicate,
aud defeated him by 800 majority. again pro.
wing that unworthy candidates cannot be- tor.
ccd upon the people by party drill.
! In Indiana and Iowa, the result IL very lii
ier"ni There the party was united aud putup
their best men Tor Offices. aud the result is bril-.
liant victories. by unprecedented majorities.
| Let the Republican party Of the nation pro.
III BY the lesson Of these elections. Let US all
learn that. however powerful party. it must
consult the people. interests When strange
issues are introduced into u campaign, and
unworthy candidates nominated for Office, the
/ party 80 offending cannot hope Tor success
This defeat may be a profitable lesson To the
Republicans lin union there is strength, -
and il we fall nut among ourselves. we deserve
To see the laurels Of success taken from our
grasp.
These disasters will be overcome. In 1859.
both Ohio and pennsylvania went against US
by much larger msjorities than now. aud the
result served tn awaken their Union inen 10 re-.
newed exer,ions. so that next year they both
declared Overwhelmingly against democracy.
So it will be now. We are approaching an i'm
portant Presidential contest. aud " Grant or
C"lfax is the leader OF the Republican party.
there need he no fears of any Northern State
casting us vote against him. Let us take coar
az and <" on and the dark clouds that now
hover over uur Political horizon will soon be
di,l"llcd by the glad shouts Of victory tina,
,hali r ach u from Maine IN the Gulf
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In another column, Hon. y. &. II. Emory,
our present Judge, and lion. John u. Price,
Judge Of Hartford aud Cecil county courts, are
announced as Independen, candidates for Asso-
eiaIs Judges OF the Third Judicial Circuit, cn-
braeing Baltimore and Hartford counties. We
,hink praise Of these two men is altogether un.
necessary. They have both presided over our
Court, and the people know them. They arc
able lawyers, upright, honorable, sober men,
and command the confidence Of political friend
aud foe. We have no word To say against Mr..
GrasOn VIC are satisfied that he shall he Jialgs
q nc Court ef Apeais, but We do invoke
the people u Baltimore aud Hartford counties to
lay aside political bias aud feelings aud vote for
judges Price aud Emory for Associate Judges, as
agains; Mcssrs Yelloil aud Baleman.
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Ne'O Advertisements.
Sunday School Convention,

1--WE FIFTH ANNUAL CONVENTION OF
Il the Sunday School Association Of Maryland
aud the District OF Columbia, will be held 10
wcsley Chapel, Washington City, on Tscsday.
Nc ~ day Of Dcc6mber, 1857, al O'Clock, r. 81
All the sunday Schools in Maryland aud the
district Of Columbia are expected TO send dele
gates. Cards Of invitation have been sent To
all the schools, as FAR as known, but IL any
Schools have not received circulars. they are
hereby cordially invited TAI elect one or more
delegate, and notify David A. Burr. ESD. eth
aud Sts.. Washington city. Chairman Of the
Committee oi Reception. Of their appointment
On or before the first III November. send by
mail. giving namc- Ia full. post Office address.
ahd the church TO which they belong. This is
necessary. in order that arrangements may be-
made for their entertainment during the scs
sions Of the Convention. Please. also. prepare
report, giving name aud location Of School /;
the supcTintcndent's name and post office adj
dress the number ol teachers and scholars :
the number OF volumes ia the library; mum
Der added {" the Church from tho School during
the past year, aud the names of the delegates
90 tho Convention. and forward the same 10 my
address. on or bciurc the let NJ Novcrnb her, 1856;
REV. GRIFFITH OWEN.
80 Fayette Street. baltimore.
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PRIMARY MEETINGS


A r q meeting of the Executive Committee OF
IA the Republican Union party Of Baltimore
r0nnty. held on Tuesday last. the following res
olntion was unanimously adopted:
Rcsolrod. That Primary Meetings be held in
the several Election Districts. ON SATURDAY
OCTOBER WITH, 1897. To elect i've Delegate,
from each tn attend a County Convention to be
h'hi AZ Iowsohi"wn' on Monday october slN
for the purpose of nominating candidates fol
county offices.
In pursuance Of the above resolution. the
Republicans of baltimore county are urged I,
turn ont to the primary meetings on the day
named. between the hours Of . and o'clock
+. W.. f"r th" purpose named Ia the resolution
BY order.
HENRY FRANTZ Prest pro ten.
JASPER n. SLACK. Secretary.
Det lo-iru
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STATE OF MARYLAND BALTIC. COCN
Tf. To WITT hereby certify. that David -.
Furguson, Jr.. of baltimore county, brought he.
fore nv. the subscriber. one of the Tze-wn
Justiccs oi the Peace in aud for thc$Nitsisd
the said county. this 18th day nf DE- ~-N-A
tober, 1857. two sirays ,rcspn ssing On lbs lands
que a dark red lIElFER with a small spni II
white ia her forehead the other light brim.
die with some white IN her forehead aud under
her belly. aud la. on q hcni-halter with shnrp
spikes IA 1t around the nose: supposed To- Dc
about one aud a half wears Old.
John ". BURTON, j. r.
The owner "i the ahuvc Stock is requested To-
e"in" Onward prov" property. pay charges aud
tik" them away.
DAVID u FrRGUsON. Jn.,
h'aT Tub NIL. ~ miles "n Hartford Road.
flt
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Cbprecfi0n.

BaLTixuRE, October IS. 1861.
Mars. Elders .-ln YOUR notice ~ the pro-
eeedinRs Of the Democratic aud Conservative
Convention, you mentioned the nanc Of Charles
Shlplsy, Que ~ tn candidates (lefufc the con-
vsniionl for tie lionse Of Delegates Il should
have l~sn Columbus ]. Shiplcy. E.q aud not the
undsrsigued. he Kind enough iocufrret The error,
and ul'ligs yovFs. &c, Cassiis Sninrv.
We eheerfuIIy make tie correction asked for,
b. Iussr,lnr NJ. 1hlplsys noIs. llWe have done
others q or hI1aAs saeh gross IdDas'icc rs 10
counsri shsm H|IN lIAi Convention when they
bad uolh|na s a. NIlh Il. wc will make any
ameuds u nI1 noufr.
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B.ILTIMORE M.iRK ETs.
.u.lRRfED.

tn the i5th instant, 10y the Rev u Nice. NEmtut, ~
fRicE aud MAEI D.. ARasrHoNG all Of Ma.rrn, Iaiti.
more county
TN The 10th 1t september. 1857. 10y the IirV : ~
cenminss, oIno W. bEENStG 4" KATE toENTHv Ar.
all of this county.
IN the lsth inst at - Timothy's church. Caion,-
vile. BY III. Rev Chas " Rankin. Owls X SHIrn.
Z" LttH' v only daughter d Bennett Walker, Of hi.
syuniy
TN ~" loth mat ia kiliyott city by Irv NJ Martin
raAs pENNt. Il IioNarl county. To- S,A,m u az
nv. "f this county
~ -. JaIacs church thc 18th inst, by Rcs Faith
&c Rafhey Mtrnsrt MoSNEn, of baltimore and GroE
sEANNA HEaaAN, IL this county.
~ Mount Vernon. the l5th inst., 10y RsV " ts,pk
man hrittaiu. JonS GniTTirn 10 MIA SnITn
On the sth Inst. ~ ~ faar. church by the Rev, ~
Nahan. IosnrA flAsAIrI, ofthis county. L. Miss So
rHtA - uAtL. 81 ItArf,sd county
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Special NOTICES.
:. rwisrEE.. nALsAM OF

S.rwiSrEE'> BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY
Thu remedy ha. l"ng bccn chcri,.l by The
r"minnui i"rIt- remarkable efficacy in rrlicv
ing. healing anil curing III" most obstinate.
painful aud hong standing ease. nf 1oayh. C,Li,
i"d"'":n. So's Hroif. Ery",h,f,s. Who,p.ny
c'aih. 'r""l'. Is'hma. IT, Attenuation IT the LINN, .
while even Consumption itsrliha yielded L. I, q.
magir inhu-nr. when all "thrr means have fail
cd. IT. whole history proves that the past ha, ,
produced u" -mciy ri equal value. a. "a eur.
fer the num"r"u. and dangcrui, pulmonary at
fcctions which prevail all over the land.
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.
FROM ASpnE~ AR'HER ESP. of Fairfield, Ne.
" Al"'ni eight years since my son Henry \
Archer. now Postmaster at Fairfield, Somerset
County. Ne. was attacked with splitting at
bl"~i cough. w"akn".s "f Lung. Rnd general
debility. $" "inch =" ,ha, "ur family physirinm
declared him To- have - 'SE,rLrt'"N>t urrt,,N 90
lie Wa. uni'r mr'lne,l Treatment L,r = numb,
al month. hr' rr"' is,l mn benefit ,r",m it ~
length ir"m the ,"iritaiinn"i him Ill and 9TH
eTs. ! wa> induced T., l.irrha.~ ono L,ffk oI vi.
rAR's B,LsAu ~ VIM CHrnn,. which benefited
him 81" much obtained another bottle. which
ia u short tim" restored HIM h. hi. usual state
Of health. think | can safely recommend
this rria.dy I" 'thrr- IA lik" condition. Tor il
think. all u pnrI.'ii, &" b. tur t;Hl ~ IT, NJ.
RENEph t"W tnI TIHL> The alirvc statement
gentlemen. g. inN rYi,afarV Offering T.. Vet, IA
favor 81 v"ur Balsam. aud i At Your disposed '
Prepared hy SETH ". FOwLE { son. l.
fremont ST. Boston. aud Tor sale hy Druggist.
generally.
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icclions which prevail all over the land.
Unsolicited TESTIMONY.
GRAcE.s cELnBRArEpsAl.vr.

ANLsh'Ht, Mass, Or. 18th lSG3.
NJ. ITdcs-- Dear Nir.-llaving been afflicted
gricv"u.iy for .evcral weeks with severe al
scess uJrnn my side used several remedies f.,r
its eradication without receiving any rclrif, un
al ! applied your salv". which effected a speedy
aud permanent cure. I therefore feel iappv
to certify my confidence" ia its virtues Your.
with respect. JAMES BEAN
certify I" the trnthiulncss "f the abrv,.
statement. ". ). bEAnHoHN. VI. u.
SETH ". fowLE 4 son. Iios,nn. Prnpri.
tors. Sold by all Druggists. at g cents box
by hail - cents. lOct. I2.-Im
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For County Trnnsnror

WE are requested 3" announce WILLIAM
w FOSTER. Esq. IL the ith District. tthr
present Incumbent as an independent candi.
date l"r TREASURER "i baltimore county, A,
the coming rlcrti"n. ItIct ~ tr
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For HhariG.

A = the earnest solicitation OF many friends
"A in all parts Of baltimore Co., hereby an.
nonncc lnyselfas an Independent Candidate tot
SHERIFF oi said county at the coming Novcn
Der election. Pledging myself if elected. IA
discharge the duties Of said Office IN u prompt
humane aud impartial manner.
CHARLES r. HARVEY.
Diet. lg--tg
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For Sheriff.

TINO TliI WORKING PEOPLE OF BALTl.
Il MORE COUNTY:
OFFER myself ~ the Working People,
candidate for $ u ERIFF OF BALTIM0RE
COUNTY. and if elected. will 10 all In my
power 'or the benefit OF that class. independent
ai all parties. untrammcled.
NATHAN ". JONES.
May U.s.
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wltD CHkHHY DALsAH. The memory Of DR..
Vista Is rmbalmrd Ia the hearts Of thousands
whom his Bii'dm 2, Wild Chorry has cured Of
coughs. colds. consumption, or some other form
OF Pnln'onnrt disease. Il Is now over forty
yeats since this preparation was brought before
ihr pullic, aud yet the demand for 4 is cou.
stanily incfrasing.
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For Register of Wills.

UL.. JOHN q. HOLLAND. will be- support.
Ncd 10y III" "publican voters "f Baltimore
county. ~ a candidate for REGISTER or
WILLS. Oct ~. =
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For Sheriff.

Nj ESSkS. EDITORS Please announce Mr.
NlJAcob VANCE, of III. 7th District, as au
Independent rni"n Candidate f,r SHERIFF n
Baltin"r" County. aud oblige,
Oct. .. IL MANY VOTERS
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49, AZ Frederick, Nd, . Few days since, IIou.
frauuls rhohlas, Representative from The Fourth
District " this State, predicted the csrlAlniy Of
80 overwhelming Republican triumph 10 The ap.
ProarhiHE Presidential campaign.