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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-07-08
MEDICAL.
OLD ESTABLISHED HOSPI-
~ Talon the French system.
QUICK CURES and Low PRICES.
Twenty Thousand Cured Annually.

DR. Teller confines to be conadentiaily aud sue
eesstnlly consulted all forms OF private diseases,
at his old established Hospital No Beaver street,
Albany, New York. $3.50. ..
Twenty years devoted to this particular branch Of
practice enables him 70 perform cures such as no
other physician and HIS facilities are such Ibe-
Eciana OF the Old WOrd) for obtaining the safest as
well as the latest remedies for the diseases, that he
can ner inducements 70 the unfortunstes OF rapid
to be obtained At no other once ~ America
of the Teatices and Sperm attic Cords, Bubo, Ulcer
atcd Throat, Sore Nose, Tender shin Bones Cuta-
neous Eruptions Bcs, Ulcers, Abeess, and all 9th
er impurities Of the system. H.
E. 80 YOUNG MEN
addicted TO secret habits, who have impaired their
health and destroyed the vigOr OF their minds thus
depriving themselves Of the pleasures OF Married
Life are notified that consulting Dr. t. they will
nnd a friend TO console, and physician who has
DIR. TRLLER's GREAT WORK
for the Married and those contemplating, marriage,
400 pages-fnn OF plates--priee 70 Cent? sent 70
ali parts under seal, by mall post paid fhe siNge
married and the married happy. A lecture on Love
or how to choose a partner--a complete work on
before pablshed % cents enclosed will secure
wy - To TIE LADIES
DIR. Teller still retains In America the agency ior
the sale OF Dr.. vichol's italian Female monthly
Pills, for stopp ages, irregularities and othcT ob
rtructions In females.
on receipt Of dollar, the price Der box, these
pills will be seut BY mail eIprcss to any part OF
.toniee hours frOrn 4 m TO p m. and on Sunday
to6p
N. B.PeTsons at a dIstEnes ean be cured at home
by addressing Dr, Teller, ene10eng REMIT lance,
Medicine securely paeked From Observation sent 70
any part ofthn world. All cases warranted. No
charge Tor advice. No students or boys employed
ts5ly ]. TELLER, n. D.
Beaver st.. ALBANY NY -.
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Hoofland,s German Bitters
Hollands ,dI German n Tonic

!, combination Of all ne iH1redienLs Of ne itsTg.
sriih PuEE Santa CTuE Rum, Orange, etc. II - S5ed
for ne sas di5cases the BiaerS IN eds,s t,re soH.s
Das dIeao{fc SsinssltlE required Foti lOiu bear IA
aind that hsse reusdisE entirely different from
any others adoeTtiE,d for e Of he ditedses nSmed
Gfsr beng seient{c preparations Q ntedess.1i s1trae1s
Walk hs 0lAsTs deeoesions Of IN s0nsS
Tos-ua- The TONIC iE decidedly Of ths most peg
saf and agreeable remedies offered 10 le pHblie
Ks taste exquisite Is pleasure to take Il tots tts
lfTs-uinO eSildratiaO aud Medicinal qGlttieS hGSs
caused IL o Be ksoa0H az s gTsateSs Of GlI to1ies
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DEBILITY.

T'--r O., A.. 1--..... .. '0sGsNd'S Gsiiadn
81. fsa" ~ -~--vJ .'srs eI Debility.
6. .'gf. g, -.a ~, = u iidr'g'rin IA, whole
lNsg44' % % ,.sI- - u 'tes- d-5s
~ -.-.-.sl. II . a.hs.-s ''nsi rfGL .s $40
-..I 3. 'r.ss Il 10 o.. ,,.L gao,', SoyRd,
-. -s 800 ri ,,iis h. i...r fisys from The
lee. 81 -'ss,s ..-.s .ssLs erd ciEg' 'h' patient
.. -. 4 "a ted ..'U' .I.'d 'rsos "Hd nerrS'f
,,i-.s..' vt'If. fl.f rigorous lieTsnH
nd rriiCpie hiidren are
o.: ~sfstI. By u~Iu- she EiIfeTS or
.-, VS. Is. 4 FE,,.S s."t- Family - etiI-
Fs cas-. i.r :satst T:t-tCred with
r.sVstFt. All {, 10 4, ,viIEsd three months
.''.,. o. most dt'. Icstc tcnssslc- or a man
etl f",tS- .,.... o.. r....-
-, L.. r,F,,. ,,Fs IL, hi.
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,,rnN nos aLc. W. WOODWARD,

~ g.. -l,.,y u the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania
pHtLApELruIA, March 10, 1857.
E.g H'-.G.iaEs GsrHfuH BiitsTs ss mex t'A0E-
f.,.e L.ts.,s eat is g aHic, slscfi in disorders
f Hs Jigss.trc DTsIs, dl Of great bsncft IN easss P
u htisF nat uaHt Of neTr0ts action, an the system
Taiirs fIIiit,
GEO ~. WOODWARD.
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SPEECH OF GOVERNOR SEYMOUR:

A FULL AND CLEAR STATEMENT OF
THE ISSUES of the CANVASS.
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rRoM los. JAMEs ruoAlPsoN,

judge of III, Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania
put abELPHrA, April IS, 1904
IconAfeer - HoOdand's
German EEIg EgA aerE - a rdltlabie
pss,ife,.s ili rF-e 1zzEsA of attacks OF
I caa - rtIfy ELli- from EIiy experience or
u. EOurE. with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON.
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THE DUTY OF CONSERVATIVES.

Radical Extravaganza Compared with Dom
ocratic Economy.
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Eiood IsuriHer~

-. a{ .,''' .,irs a.! .tssIs,s rSsuitiBg from
20. L'o H'rryr' H h.a-i l.',s s,'g ,,,a, yo,
-, As a-.fiEv ~ r, -0rSssf'-, Jg ne use
- IL % ,-a.5l u.1sszaz.s.1 iEti 80 disease tgiu
T~ Llr .Et'y rS~otnaeRd
A,as - ....,lf ..Is.r''o. l'.' s'sstt'Iic
go a.a. o. .t.sssf fs'f' ts0i'osIs- .-. -.'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-07-08
FROM REv. JOSEPH H. KESEARD, d. D.,

" EKUN EEN. JUsEFW n hENN hitIJi o ~
Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia
DN JAcxs-N-DEAk SlR;-I hare BEEN frequently
rsqursisd d. cstucci Ity tc T,co1atcd0tioRE Of
digsrs kiids If Hieines bui regarding de practice
az ar ~ ay appropriate sf5SFe hare all cGscE de-
eiine 5 a5a eltar proof ia udroIs flstaIsess aud
particularly nay family, Of de lSSflResS Of Dr.
Ifsogas.dE Gsiuan BiisrI depart for OEcs from nay
e0tsrBs esprcSs NY fH e0ricsios at for gen
srsl deuiiiiy Of the system and especially for iver
.Comt,Afnt, Il is n0.7A G-r3safc cd valuable
pTepRr alton lH E[A acre fJses' y Hdy
fail: kIs ETuaHg u AQ d.t+'s s9t q tSsH
iron. ne ADORE Gauss TOliis, very resPeesCIty,
H.... ... r.... J. n. KENNARDr- a..
EiJAih, belotg Coates StTs>f
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-07-08

!: lTVOR SALE.-A first rate Sulky for
sale at Wsrts & Kings carriage shop.
Also for sale, the Finest Carriagessof MI
kinds. Call and see them.
40, -. - WERPS & KING.
Canton. April Is, 1868, ms -
-TIHURNS OF ALL SHAPES
ALthe-best nfads and warranted, at
~ R4YNOLDs = SAXTON.
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THE CAMPAIGN.

Democratic Meeting at
Cooper Institute. -Ios-
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CAUTION.

RoeGsnr4 German Re'aediss are eou,.tSyfsted Ths'
sss'.ii< Aave lis signature Of @. M. Jack son Sn
paias Of he Griies bloVH iS each boe AH ohsrFaTd
eouAiSEJeif. -s.la..i
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-07-08
PHoTOGRAPIIER.

TNDwIN SMITH, PHOTOGRAPHERS, &c, PAR
~ ocular ;attonton given 70 eepYing anu @ & Gu
tss,fi2 an hand Ruuns In Matthew BLOCK, LiSd
s,or-y.oUth Market Square. CantoO. .. iunlS 0Sti
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-07-08

euReEoN pENT1sT-A, ]. DoUDs, OFFICE
up stalrs above Deuhel'z J"Welry store, Canton,
Ohio, An operations connected with the profession
Pror.ptly attended TO- . - ueo ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-07-08
DIRECTORY.
ARCHITECT.

TT e. MYER, ARCHITECT, Cleve
H. land, Ohio. otice l64 Superior 81
over KoehIer's Clo:hing Store SSru6-
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TAILORING.
UNDERTAKINGS.

TsTFRAN THURsToN, BooK-BINDER AND
III Riank Rook Manufactured. All orders from
abroad promptly attended to. Binderyin h"ter =
block Iup StairsI. Canton Ohio
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-19
q Ilrriei.

Sine eroBe 9lufticn bon 8ouiteIs
len in der Sta6t Bismerd" Srancis
@ountg, Wi6ourt, miro in ct. Souls
8Iattern ansefiinbiet.
Sie @ta6t Stem gOrf nirb BEL
Der na6Fen BabI 341 StimmpIase
bcben.
Sic bO6fte Nline Der @eIt 1T bic
SiIberrhite bon @ntoii in ben Mnoen
bon 8eru. sic Iieet II ,376 SUB ii6er
Der WeeresoberF6@e. Die tieffte Nfine
1T bas iC9enannte Neue Galsuert in
BeitpbaIen. D1felbe Iiegt 8, $50 SUB
unter benz Meeresipieeel.
@iue 6d0ne bonn Qano fdrieb
aus Der Gtaot mad 9anfe iiber 6as
HoIfatan3en, bds ibr Etuas s1eues mar:
;, Das Sanaen babel 1T niht melt Der,
aber Oas 2ieb0riiden lit bimmlil@
fd0n."
Sic 6iameflden 3Dilinse Ieb,
ten glaflid nit chamber in Norb>
Carolina, bis Der &rieg ous6ra@, oo
erflarte fidb Chang fur Die Union uno
@ne fur Die GsaelFion. ,@s fe6Ite tues
mig, 10 batten ne nit einnnoer eepoutt.
sic fin6 felt Der 9eIt ME i6ieber CUTE
6reun0e geuor0en.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-19
NrpfIan,atiDn.
Gtdat 9eitneTee
Greeutips0eparfenenk,
gfafhntue. ben ". Sent. 1853.

5n 8etradt, has bic geiekeebenbe 8erIa mnsIuns
am 8. Wdr3 1867 cine Afte 1ngenpmmen 5of, heren
brittle 1itsb siertt Seftirt fctseneerm6Be tdittst
ndrfIidb
ssftionss. 3seEsler feipadrbn4. .2as bic @esi=
fr1tion IN BEN Gountr non Gauibfpn, nte foI1e
3elther uHter6em ebIeefek ppEt 3 gat 1868 sehcues
babt wuroe, biermit nun unb nidti8 ertIdrt NTH,
IuegeS unter eennnnter @eeifraton erIalieu werbeu
1T, sum Stimnten 6ere9tigt TT.
.Settto n 4. 5erner fei ufrer6net, 9ns bic Ssi
sfmmnrger MefeS Aftes fiCb auf irGenb elm anheree
Gouni4 "a biefem Stn6te erfreden toaen, NO eS t9
5Jr nebeFztuglna 6es @puU erRetlrs bernfsfie bab
Betragefeien unb bHungs1ntbrigteten bsi Der &es
piffrdtson BON BdferH II foIdtm Gountp uprgetonts
mes iinb uih bas Der 0ouperneur iOIde TFetin9e
bstannt MODE nrtS ict9e Specification but1 Ftettas
NATION befettfae. fsI a5gEtEs l3f5 ~
J, Irb In anbetra9t, bob ss ft5 CUR ilebe1snsans
bes @otuerne1rs beransS esHt sat, 6as etre efeien
urs DronungspJoriatef bel Der 9teifrattDn Der
BdbIer IN nnfeTem Gount1 non az cite uoree
,toMnten fiib--l 10 -sEsai ss7isS assis.4s5e ~
80 befsItiae So. SO Liam @. 8rerpnieua @oupers
hetr bes Stunts Eenneffee, aus 1fefenf @tifn6e,
4rnft Der Mir iberfragenen 0ewoIt nab In Grflung
Der mir btrdb bic brittle uHo uterte pben9enannte
Settioueft Der ON 8. Ndr5 1867 % irten Atte ieee
8eatf. atipu ron Bdbern, bic settber IN genGnnteur
County BON 6nrette itottgsfunneu bat unb ertt6re
oieIeIbS fur HuH un6 nt9tig. s,k5
eN Bum 8aienis beien babe to meiuen
lE I9inmen bier unteTf6rieben uub e6S
igrDBe Sieaei Ses staats anbefteet
/9lofGuine, am o. September 1868.
9ur9 ben gOuperpear
q. s: Slet@er, stnats<Setretar.
Dtt1 Il IT. mt. sssiii 7tzs- sigf'tis ttfJ
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-19

erie gfonne, bic ba nm0ebt. Cine
SOdter Oee &:r3ogs bon Me6ina Sell,
Die einen Wlaio liebte, felt ;tueibun0ert,
Snbren ! Die man 0ebbaIb ins &Iofter
itedte unb, neil fie bas GinberltdnOnis
nit ibrein Wfoio bnrtndfig fortfeste,
einntauetteE Sd bente 0afin, 6nb i'd
beute einen Nfaio Iiebte ; Oab man mid
hnnr ttidt einnauern. aber naibbans
OeIr nno, iuenn itb uidt aufb0rte, an
ftaeiNeus fd0nels, asnlen, beraGteten
Wfoie 81 bonoen, enblid gar in elm
Srrenbaus fperren iuiirOe. giia q
t* (6ortfe4uns fOTst.l
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-19
RI nermietbe,l.

s9nei 5abf5e gSobnAngen tInb fosIeib biaig su
DeInrieiben. Refine Beiiertorsn fne ~ besableil. ~
go. 365 nnb 367 N6ro SumEerfirdbe, sruif1en
Tnbiiott alth Nnnrne. fsgees .s5EE t8s
gu erfrasen SO. 80 HOrssg 5esrpfrebe.
ott16 2m tesi sSst.e =
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-19
DAILY AND WEEKLY
NASHVILLE REPUBLICAN.
Nafbuille &epabliralI,

Elm Blatt, BEN Sntere6en Oes 8oIfes
9etui6uet un0 aHf freiiinnigen nno gee
irteinniibi9en 8rin5ipien bafrt.
Ser vGepnblicoil" bertritt bic Sheen
Der 9roBen republiFanil@en Wartei, Die
0as 2anO bonn Ger6erben bnrd Sen
Seceftonsfrie9 serettet bat uRb bic
beitintnit ilf, Die 8ereirtigten Gt1nten
rnb ben 9taat SenneiIee sit elmer gIors
rei6en 8ntllnft gu fiibren. I s..
Ser ,,GepubIican" bat ii1 felt SEA
fur3en 8eit feines Befebens einen
aobIreidsn 3eferfreis eriporbefi uni
eignet fId befon6ers aIs, 9tnaeiggT
Organ fur s.aa 5r $3.50 - $3.50
0eidaftsIeate nnb SaHbnerfer
dlIer Dirt. 's e.a ''sla.'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir Den ,,Gepus
bIican"
EagIib 20 @ents per Wlonat,
B69entli@ go per 5abr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-19
tgDuntD ; 6 Dnrt stt gsafboiae

ts'f* +f+f
4 8. 8. .. 81. Gbnndte, er'r.,
....:.l. gegen
pie Grbfn unb gIaubiser bon gtatbanieI
\ 4l 9serlpeoes3 snef
! 9a in Der Office 6es GIefs Der goahtp Court ;u
Roibpi am g. Ottober 1858 eiu Nntraa Ses &fdgeis
bur6 ben MniDalt IN ebiger Sade geReHt ipnroe un6
IS benz Giert btnIdngLi9 nahaswieien eriGien, s
bic gennnnten Beflagte1, bic Gtben non Gbor10s
yormoob non Rentudps Gasrteu gHne non Rentudn,
George 9eaI pom Teiififtppi uno - NOrrpooS pom
Mobnmd feline s3e1ppbner bes Stadtes Eenneee ftno,
,mesbnIb Seiteus biefes @. ri4tes bas serrS6nli@e
Berfobren bel tbnen nidbt IN Anwenbnng bringen
faiin, 10 tit besholb eur ben GIet per6ronet prhe,
aas fur pier auf sinaHSss folesHfe 9o9sn IN Der
S6bniHe greb U. Zines un0 bet Stdatst ettnng Sets
tnnSen III Der etabt NafhDiue pubIsrt, bic &nffors
Sernng UerOffentitbt meroe, eas sstannte SetlGgte
beim ndGften Eerntin Der County @Otirt, So bolten
fir bas @onntn 0apibion, i'm Contribute befels
ben IN Der Stabt Noibpine, am .eriten Nontag TN
'fG9ften December eri5einens urb amf gendnnte Bill
iIporten n6er eIbiqe Irrb ais pom ibnen betannt
30 ts3 -. e. Rid1Dt,
oft17 II nam Fa 80 Giert.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-19
j tae6ricbtem aus Oeutftb I.
LAMB nn0 Der Gc6ipeij."
SffititIl,s Srgam Der 6entfdben Rtgie=
rnueem fir Observation-Disclosures
gen, GbittaiIa6Magen IL. at.

Dieie 8eitung lit bic etn;ise ibrer Mrt In Der
@CIt, inHem e bic irtereiionteiten 2ctaIna9rt1ten
aus allen Drten Geutid,Ianbs un6 Der S9wet3 :
mriff aus $50 bis $50 Grten iebe Eobe - brirgt
Gteufo entb6t iebe Summer ansfdbrli9e 2iftel
dber:
DeffentIi@e anffprserllnsen sai Gntsesennabme
psH Grbf6dften nnO Mufrafe pom 9ppstbetensIda
bigern. = Observation-Disclosures = goncMrss
GrtIdrI nsen. = 2iften pom Straightforward nnS
SonesfGHen aus allen Drte pom 9euti9Innh uno
BET S6neis - neif aus 20J bis 800 uerf9iesenen
0rten. ia
9ieie ,3eituns 1T befOnsers wibtis fir ale bies
Ieben6eit 9eutften ufto Sdreiser. BE nod sSrte<
.refe an ben 8or3dnsen IN ibrr alien 9simatb nebs
men.
/ Sn genneFfee pobnen pieIe 0eutf1e. Die Circus
IntIon Der r9fac1ridten aus 9entf6Iarb. uns Der
S9weis4 in Neru gort, 8biiaSeipbia, st. Bouts nnS
anSeren Orteu ais Bats angenommens ioIIten IN
9ennefee rpDbenttit 200 sTempIore ebgeiest mers
ben. IS Drb eober fur YaigutHe Elm tii9ttger Dann
uerInngt, rpeTber 2utt unb GRergte beht I'm pteie
SabI pom Nbonnenter III CT ieIen.
Ste Bebinsunsen fir 9Esenten ftne .abera,is gins
6. %ffrfcbfu9.
Z pftf7 3m 142 Sutton ST.. Hetp Ysrt.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-07-03
I .iNDIDtIIsS.


Mn. Error You will please nnhounse Mr..
!. MrG. MoSELf, tof Grecnwood) eanai-
tlrte la. the office IF Tax Collector of Abbe-
vile District at the approaching election t
MANY FRIENDS.
eS- The friends Of ROBERT JONES. re
srrctfnlly announce him as candidate for
tho office Of Tax Collector ut the ensuin. cleo
non. lie is the only candidate who has come
out squarely on the Democratic platform aud
hence has entitled himself to the unanimous
support Of the party.
MANY VOTERS.
eB- The friends of Mr.. NJ. s. INGRAHAM
respectfully announce him ns a candidate for
Tax Collector at the next election.
eB- The friends of w. d. GAI.LAIIER re-
spoctfully announce him candidate for the
oilice Of Tax Collector for AbLevile District,
nj Che cnsulae election
cT3- Tho fricrds Of Capt. w. S. HARKiS
respectfully announce him a Candidate ior Lax
Collector Mt the neXt election.
The friends Of WA. Ii. TAGGART rcspect-
fully announce him candidate for The oiller oi
Tax Collector at the next election.
e5- The many f.i"nls OF t. N. S'!AEP
respectfully no:nin at. him for the "!iIce OF Tax
collector for ALbrvil!c District, IT the ensu-
ihg election.
rss" The Il lends Of J. w. IEN:sINGS re-
spcctiuIly nominate him candidate for Tax
Collector d. the next election
The many friends If l.. II. RUSSELL ""-
srectfuly announce him candidate i"r Tax
Collector ut the next cice;"n.
c8- We are authorized 10 anco"nce DA-
EID CRAWFORD, q camlil.;c for Tax Col
lector ut the ensuing cl lion.
rss- The friends Of Capt. ". z. WHITE
respectfully announce him ~ HcanIidatc ivl
Tax Collector, at the next e.tc;ioa
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-07-03
MIDWAY ACADEMY.

TJ>IIe suhpcriher will commence the exercise
l. Of the above named Academy, situated
about ten miles west Of Abbevills G. H., op
the Second Monday of February.
The following are the rates Of Tuition per
seesion Of Five Months:
Higher Branches, (includiag the Classics
$500.
English Grammar, Geography and Arith-
metic. Sll.OO.
Elementary Branches. 5000.
Board can be had at $1,000 per nonth, in-
euding Washing. Fuel aud Lights.
The Academy is situated in a fine healthy 10
cation, aud pleasant neighhsrhood, asd con-
venient to the Presbyterian, Baptist and Meth
odist churches.
The Board Of Trustees consist Of Eve o.
more persons to whom all matters pertaining
to the Academy are referred.
p. GILBERT.
Feb. 7, 1869. AZ. If
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-07-22
Lafayette College.

We call the attention of our readers to
La Fayette College noticed below for two
reasons: In the first place, it is properly
speaking q College of that high order
which Classical learning receives deserved
attention, and next, because in the
Scientific department endowed Mr.. Pardee
it is fully up to the wants of the times, fur
ni,hing young men with all the known fac
ilities Of becoming fitted for business.
The Thirty third Annual Commence
ment of this Institution will be held on
w Wednesday, July 80. Besides the orations
of the graduating class, the candidates fol
the Masters Degree will be represented by
two Orators, Rev. James Roberts and w.
). Mclean, Esq. the former from
Franklin and the latter from the Washing
ton Literary Society
Ex-Gov. Pollock will preside at the
Commencement Dinner, given by the la
dies of Easlon 10 the Alumni and other
friend of the College Tuesday morning
(July 28l the Board of Trustees and the
Board Of Examiners from the Pardee Sci
cnlific Course no d their meetings and the
Re Unions Of the Franklin aud Washing
ton Liter~ry Societies take place in their
respective Halls.
The Society of the Alumni meets in the
afternoon, and the Hon. Gaiusha A. Grow,
Ex-Speaker OF Congress delivers the An
nusl Grafton in the evening
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-07-22
A Precious Lot.

U. S. Grant is the man. who in cold
blood demanded OF the War Department
that no exchange of prisoners should be
made, when thousands of the bravest and
best of our brothers and friends were suf
tering and dying in Southern prisons. 1t
is emineDtly fit that he should be support
ed by Horace Greeley, the bail of Jetfer-
son Davis, by Joe Brown, Of Georgia, the
founder of the AndcrsonUills prison, by Ben
Butler, the man who assisted in prevent
ing an exchange, by Stanton, who declar-
ed that he would not exchange healthy
rebels for the skeletons of Union soldiers,
by w. w. Holden, who offered a reward
to anv man who would assassinate Abra-
ham Lincoln, by John A. Logan, who tri-
ed to raise a regiment in Southern Hi
nois for service in the rebellion, but fail
ing, sold himself for pair of epauettes,
by Bingham. denominated by Butler the
murdered of an innocent woman, and by
all the carpet baggars and niggers who are
now reaping the fruits of the sufferings and
sacrifices of the soldiers of the Union
Grant and his supporters are a precious
lot, truly. How their record appeals td
the support of soldier citizens! 1t is pos
itively irresishb e.-Harrisbnrg Patriot.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-07-22
Nicholson Brass Band Benefit.
FRANK P. BLAIR.

NICHOLSON. July 2. 1868.
Our wideawake little town was drawn
together on Monday evening last, for the
purpose of enjoying Strawberry and Ice
Cream festival for the benefit at the Mich
olson Cornet Band. The Presbyterian So
ciety very kindly gave US the use of their
Church on this occasion.
1t was considered quite success,
the amount of the receipts being about $50.
Everything being agreeable and interesting
1t was got up by the ladies, and conducted
by them throughout 1t seems that por-
tion of the citizens appreciate the sweet
music of our interesting Band, especially the
ladies of this organization, who met few
days previous and determined upon Civ
ing a beniit. The principal among
them being: Top. Hallstead, EN-. Harding,
Hat. Raymond, and many other equally in
terested
There was any amout of Strawberries,
Tee Cream, and great variety of other
fruits and cakes, besides large
supply of Lemonade served out by Rebecca
alias Deli Snow, at five cents glass, and
being SO well patronized that within short
time their supply gave out and they thought
it best not TO make any more.
Near the close of the festival, there was
novel election, FIVE cents emitting a per-
son to vote, and casting as many votes as
they pleased at that rate, and the person
receiving the most votes to have monu-
meut cake trimed with beautiful flowers
Rev. Mr.. Arms and Arnold were nomina-
ted, ana after few votes cast, Ii. Stein
back k the leader of the Band was nominated
The electionering soon became exciting,
and after prolongiug the election some
thing less than seventeen days the ballot
was closed, and counted, 2l5in all, ot
which II. Steinback received 1873, and re-
ceived the certificate of the election in
shape of the large cake. Thus ended
very agreepble entertainment. Is.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-07-22
Colfax's opinion of Grant less than a year
ago.
'ALLACE.
Chairman.

Schuyler Colfax, less than a year ago,
was candidate for President, and oppos-
ed to Grant The following circular from
the Indiana headquarters was circulated by
his friends, and at the time excited much
comment, It was known among politi-
clans as the Colfax Circular" We give
it below.
Sixteen reasons why our Republican par
ty should not run Gen. Grant for Presi-
dent in 1868:
He has all he deserves at the hauds
OF the American people.
Pile could not deliver an inaugural
address.
3-Because no Democrat has succeed
ed for the past quarter of century as
President of the United States.
4-Because at this peculiar period in
the history of our great country we need
an able and experienced statesman at the
"White House"
5-Because one hundred thousand
graves and four million of Freedmen de-
mand a Republican President and Vice
| President.
Gle is now, and always has been a
Democrat, and has never endorsed the
Republican party.
7-Because he has proved failure ir
every capacity outside Of the military.
| S-He claims to have no knowledge o.
Politics or National affairs.
9-Because all the Democrats and reb
el papers endorse him:
10-He has followed our drunken Dem
ocratic johnson in all his rebellous rows
against Congress and our party.
lI-Because he has insulted the Re
publican party by endorsing the remova
of the Secretary of War and accepting the
position himself.
1--we have one hundred better mer
for President.
l3-Because all parties claim him a:
belonging to their party.
l4-We have the power to select 6
statesman, if we wish to-
| l5-Because the Democrats, and reb
els have no other available candidate.
16--Because Illinois gave US the i'm
mortal Lincoln, and Indiana offers oul
most available candidate.
AMERICAN REPUBLICANS.
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