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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-01-30
farm aud Honsfhold.
wh, DO Not o.. E.s%.;. .,... s.rsy .h.,i

tN Professfont ~
We ask our cultivators, why IL is that
all who come under the denomination OF
farmers should take 50 little interest in
agriculture?
why should the noblest profession on
earth have Sc many of its professional
friends and cooperators those who rarely
open book, or read paper, or study n
line of truth in the science from which
they draw their daily bread?
No lawyer that would make himself
eminent, but feels the necessity of q good
library, and secures the opinion Of all
distinguished jurists, courts, etc. and
he reads these opinions, and fipds ideas
to guide him in his advancing way.
No physician but seeks from the prac.
tical labors of his fellow craft, and from
these written and printed opinions, light
and knowledge 10 guide him on his way.
No clergyman but what will pursue
the writings and discussions of all of his
own sect, and even those that widely diff
fer from him, in order that he may select
the true and reject the false.
No manufacturer or mechanic but
what stores his mind with information
from the best books, and the journals
that treat of the science appertaining to
his own business.
But the noblest science, alas! for the
farmer, he thinks too often that as he
has ploughed from his boyhood, he un-
derstands all about farming, and books
and papers are but little use to him.
How fatal to his success is this folly.
A lifetime spent in practical farmin5
only shows to the intelligent man that
he has but just entered upon the thresh-
old of the great Temple Of Nature, and
according as he desires true knowledge,
so certain will be hissnccess; but the man
that folds his arms, believing he knows
all, Heaven will withdraw the light of
truth from him, and SUCCESS can never
rest on his laboIs.--California Farmer.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-01-30

LIVER DuMpLINGs.-Tak calf's liv-
er, and chop it very fine. Mix it with
half pound of beef suct, chopped fine, also;
half pound of flour, two minced onions,
handful Of bread crumbs, table spoon
fulofchopped parsley and sweet majoram
mixed, n few blades of mace, and few
powdered. cloves, n little peper and salt.
Mix all well together. Wet the mixture
with six well beaten eggs, and make it
up into dumplings. Have ready large
pot Of boiling water; drop the dumplings
into 1t with ladle, and let them boil an
hour. Have ready bread crumbs brown
ell in butter to pour over them before they
go to tn o table.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-01-30
Robinson, Sturgeon 6 Go.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
and
DEALERS IN FLOUR,
BRIDGEPORT, O.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED and Offer for sale at
II lowest market rates:
40 Bags Rio Coffee,
% Hds. Porto Rico sugar,
80 bbls. Refined
10 Merchants I"
30 M. q. Aolasses and Syrups,
~ Chests and Half Chests rca,
70 Boxes superior Va. Tobacco
100 Caldies u l0c and Navy,
20 Half Barrels Pickles,
100 Cases Assorted Canned Fruits,
$50 Doz. Assorted Brooms,
80 Gross Reuter-, Winchsr 4 Co.'S Celebrated
Washing Powder.
Also-Flour, Soar,
Candles, wsoden-
Ware, Spices, N. q.
Tar, Concentrated
Lys, Madder, New
Castle Biearb. soda,
Turkish Prunes,
-t-l Dried Currsnts, Cot
.t"H ...... ton Yarns, Hating,
Chocolate, Crea M
Tartar, vinegar,
1a- Chesss, shot and
load, sslt,
aud numerous othor articles usually kept In
Wholesale Grocery. .... ,..N
We solicit an examination OF our stock from
any one wanting any thing in our line.
All goods warranted az represented. no2
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-01-30
Pennsyiv.nia Fruit Growers society.


At tho annual meeting of this society
held at Harrisburg last week, an inter-
esting discussion was had on the culture
Of grapes and small fruits, of which the
following 10 a summary:
Grapes-It seemed to be the unanimus
opinion that the Clinton, Concord and
Hartford Prolific were the most reliable.
but the Clinton must not be severely
pruned or it willnot bear well. lt
Strawberries-The members were all
of the opinion that the foreign varieties
were better adopted to rich soil, and the
domestic varieties to the poorer soil, Will
sons Albany being the best producing
variety. j. Ats~1} = Aas cha ~,
Raspberries--A Philadelphia variety
and the Doolittle Black Cap have proved
generally reliable. Ijttl ..7.3fi
ackberries-Wilson' Early and the
Kittatiny have been found reliable in
New Jersey, but have not been tried In
this State. rn..a.e s.t.s
Currants-The old red Dutch are still
considered one of the best. Bartons
Early and the cherry currant are recon-
mended as good varieties.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-01-30

IN the st. Louis Democrat we find the
following communication, III which those
simple remedy for explosion, provided IL
is reliable. The writer says: Advise the
good people of your city to fill their coal
oil lamps about one fourth full of common
table salt, and you need never record an
other similar accident, if they will be
counselled by you. l have adopted the
above plan In my family, and find that /:
First-All the gas created by the heat Of
the flame is consumed. Second--The
flame is much brighter and clearer.
Third-The oil burns away much slower.
Fourth-It never expIodes
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-01-30

;utbO ,HdI1yeBItJJ .Ta
.esl ,1G N'kc ,oIt1aoM YbaeagNr
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
DIED..

CROWYLLIs Botiys Aonda afternoon Oct 49, MrS Sophia
.xtdy Of the
The fiehds ms Of sepb-n Aaea s and Edgar
Coxe Henry C0ins invited u attend her
faaer from No. 10, Mouiassest, Oh edpslay Oct ~ u
without further notice.
DoAs-ou Monday oes 49, stephsa Dssn, aged e Jssr ard
The family invited 70 stsnd h' fansrs
tho his
The remains viii be taken 70 EVER
gr-es Cemetery f,r intefIest
BLY-At Yort MOnd,y 10 1862 August, p wife of
daughter Of .he RT John Brosp, d. Rector Of st. george
Parish. S-sburgh, \. -,
Tn, relative. family iuvite 10 rd the ianer,
Georgrs Church. Eewbgrsh, Wetnesdst the zlst lust S
o'ei"sh u.
FHRRY-in this city TseSsy Oc o. at No . West
Rooth wife Of Leroy Ferry and eldest dAngh
ter DARpnrv C0n aged W yrarh
Funeral Jsns. Church Dsnbury Coma frdsr hs
aruvsl Of neuns tfsn Cars leave nss haen se
pot m retarHg at a The raa'es and heas ss !"
siteJ % attend
MACFARLANOn Sunday morning Oct IT, OF dsass ns os 90
Mar xifs OF william '" MAefAAn
and daughter Of the Frdsnek Fstee Of tbs ety
The s the y iHSits 70 attend the fure
uEo Tsesiy third % Wedsesdsy She z nsi al
eelsct o. "a
Philadelphia papers psase eepy.
MORsH-At Ksseugee 0.rn,sy Tuesday. Sept r. hehAa
MR., 10 tho 54ih OF be sxe
The saly respectfully io'i,o 70 seaf
M p,f srrsicrs Madison PTrsst<rAh Chsrss %
"Wednesday morning. Oct II, a. l0t oeloes
sIRNnEk-The funeral Of Bvt Brig Gen slenmer u A.
ae rr-siesc< of his bef Aasm Ssmmer %
sxes..l korris,ows Penh "Wednesday oct ~ oo'et
proceed ya kpsssps Church All fnsnds are in'ea 70
be pse-est without fariber noice
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
ri. r.. tJrln 'boid,

DRUsgr,r No 5g4 BKoABwAy Y, ee 'e erop"""' no''i
store open all hours aud the o'isp ' 'Tep'e open
ALI Nfssr.
,h,, T. KIxBoLD the lsrgeA e'"e sno 'frso'p'o'
business In the City no. iu the United States a. "
bn,u, COZ ducted eu purely iudepeuden, principles
rh. Is s probability the ouy store 10 the United va ~ '''
d,p, and tn. customers are charged alike for eli they desA
My ooure in this particular has received the 0elnarhea
Of the mos. distinguished Of the medical faculty "J
d w N. hast mic, for i have the hest as'o"s~
and read, 10 perfectly responsible"
Ne,er making apy mistakes compromising pre-enpuo ~ -
Wide awake times eonducing business on the easa
fog granting credit TO none am perfectly :, Il, N.
and .0bbor, know IT. ,Dd while the rcatoo OF M hs
faculty wooh bs agreeable me- % evidence IKE TINS nov
-. -
My store kept open ues is for the pu'ac
the patronage Of all Is respectfully solicited
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
III. +. Helmbold,

DHusaisI No 604 BRoAD~Ar. n l.,
M.uuetHr, Hs~bois ruid gse BsAs 'eb@,a Tie iSls~
ss from Dreny Uss states paessod b. Wood bAees'
See Medical Properties sf paehu-
FksH DpvixsLrohY THH DsIrsD srArsa
r.ortnrIrA-The seor Is strong d6us ssd ssnsuha n1nA
u.r taste b;tsrish ssd Asales"ss 20 Mat
MEDICAL Pmorrlrs. Usra-Baehu gently s'nssai "hh
peculiar tendency the Urnay o9sas producing diurr' ssa ME
other ansr nsiclsss sreiss dspsoftss
m uvsa ssnTs Of s unniry Organs such s Gravel Carsale
c,al o. Bladder Morbid atos Of the Bladder and ursshrs
Disease. Of PROSTATE sDd rsisaon neoannsnes Of Urine from
los concerned s svaeauoa Tho remedy has
,s besa Dpeps Chronic hhsenst~ Casa"as
Afsetons aud Drcpst
~ Professor ,suhe sosa the Practice ffhr"e
See rsushs made hy the late cstsisd Dr. Pnuc Ph.S~phA
Ne. rmsris usde b, MeDovrtL esieefAsd Ps,H
. and Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons Ireland ana pao
sbed IN The eth. King and Queea'' Journ,
See Medoe Chargssl Rsusv published By Bssis" TSA''
yellow Of Rorsi College Of ssrssoHs
see noss Of LATE ssasisrt worhs u Msteas
x.as Of bs,,lss rsneay sold sss ssiIs W
s.ev N NJ rssdy esnpsss readily do 20 BY pu
ehsar ,he, sAesd they Viii End good Avessnea'
Yssn the Lsrres Manufacturing chsss,s in the World
Al. acquainted M Hsubsh Nc occupied the dsas store
.vvne NJ rssdsne and sees 10 conducting We
vlsrs ssAs bad hsn equally before him hs'e e~ss
lstrssssd win bic character and sntrprsa
/ wnuAn wsIexrxAs. Firm sfPevs~ WelstsaAls
usnshsprss Chsnists sla,h ssi Bro~nsgss, Fhsdsp'N
rs Propssr iuaaesd to assrs 'ss soe's
u.,, palos oastss minds % sssir" uSus s'
u,.< Msdsss b, they est ssarsd that hns- "
,usay for Mss sf.tss have saaees, assnes s"ss 10 y
r. RzIssoLn
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
NEW-lOkk.

George william Curtis will speak Mt the Tan
merry. at Orange, tomorrow evening
II. y. Crozier spoke at Greenport, l.. l., be
fore the Grant aud ConA Club o that village. to largo
audience. ut Washington Hall, ON Monday evening.
October 10.
The German Republicans of the Fifteenth
evening at the intersection OF Grand and LeoBsrdst
Wiamsburgh. Mr. SOLOMON spiizen presided and ai'
dressed the meeting al length, and was followed by sis
mund kaufman and otbefs.
The lid Assembly District Irish Republican
Club held large aud enthusiastic meeting last nlght ~
drss. v1 ditvrted hv MsssTs Daniel r. iyddy J. j.
smith. and Robert Grove
A mass meeting of colored citizens, under
the nGspcrs Of the COor-d Young Mems Grant and Col
fax cub Ma heni Ia Bishop chapel Brooklyn. T. D..
last evening An address was lnsdo by the Rev. w. j.
Hodges
A large meeting was held last evening at the
headquarters Of the Excelsior Graut and CoifsI Club OF
the seventh As-eDhy District No sii broadway: with
the chair Effective addrrsses made by Nr. Daniel
Mcfarland and the Hon. l. A. Fitch. Major Harold
club confer with other military ORGANIZATIONS of the
distrcto CONSIDER the pr.eiie-htS OF making an lde
the matter was postponed until next week
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN KINGS COUNTY.
The Kings County Democratic Association
met at NJ. la Pseinc-t Brocslyn. on Monday night.
and nominated the following ticket in opp-slt," To tho
regular Denoentic nominations: Dstrset Attorpey.
Of The foor Lieut. Theoior Chapel
lid Dstuct, and James Campbell Nih Dlstriet; coro
Lynch oi the Thirteenth Ward; Jusiioe 81 Sessions.
Stephen l. Voorhies Controller. Levi B fsron: CITY
Treasurer Nathan u. M"r- Coiroor of Taxes and A =
..S~Inent-. Henry Uartean: Auditor. Gen Eugcno A.
kozay: Police JuSitcr James IL Cufnwell Justices OF
the reace. Let District. Richard u LAeh I'D Dstrc T.
Michael Wallace ,ith Distfict, Can't II Otonnrr. Tho
candidates for Congress n to lid and lid District were
called IN opfs~ iiuu to tber con-
nrmatlun the subject laid uut tbs evening.
untl " bach time the Convention adjourned
GIN. GRANTS HOSESTY.
Gen. Grants honesty has never been ques-
toned by any lie hsd only small property ~hon
the war began ana had abundant opportunities OF
enrchiug hnmsef BY what many Vonld consider fgiu.
mate nirans bat hts hitfsreet opponent ba- lever
accused him ~ any "nnaucal irrcguafii} Iroushpui
the he steadily opposed all se"es for obbihg anh
st.culaon. lie OpIa.cd hc granting of Iefinits 10
brlng out ~ his depart newt n aiding The lt'
belion and destructive 81 The Pubo Interests when
oycrrnlsd and asked 10 ihe parties 10 whom the
.e should be granted he ansSrfed immediately
No MIL NOT do j, for ~ . We.k II would be th"nght
W. sharing the pronis" His sngie purpose. pursued
with stsadiness aud tcnaciy which never once rrlatrd
n. sncy aud poWer to defeat the Rfbe hfml"
10 this hr u.de al subordinate. and ~ this he trf
uuspheI lihhLiH LII VIZ N'
For .ale at TuI TRIBUNE once. Pnoe, F.tty Cents II
by E1prcss a. per duaeu 81 per 100 The cash must IN
all cs.es accompany the order. Address, TIM TRIBUNE
Vcrt
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21

H., .Hb.rlsd n tie busissss Of msHafAs'snso f'a'a
,s,n ssd sasesss of his articles have bses - Frss '
have hssu upward Of 50 esups.os 10 the heh ssa'
.A thar h,yo f,l..d bic sd,as sssfss ss ss' We
r s,.,.s but alec In sss,A Amsss hsres and TIE ~s oa
,s Wis. r,s., you'd ,.sp.ss rss' the f~ Of 'sas n"y
Co sucessssrs to De~ss Co. tho ""s' sr<A"''
w,dien.s IN Usisd Nsiss ssd 70 Dealers aH' p"s '
.i.,, In th. .ivr,ias bassess 20 the side ser" 'a ~
a, p,,ia,n A "a So n Park rsw TO Veon"1 Go" No
l21 Ad eu.ing Assats fr s""h A"efF' "r' % ~
o. .. qAs.. ss-. ~sd sssssssl " ssossss
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21

HArEsCECILou Tuesday evening Oct 20 At Chris; Chures
by the D. Charles q. Hayes Euel e. dsngn
TER of John K Cecil. ell Of this
MoALLIsrRR-ARrMAROn Tnesdsy. O. o. ct 81 Geerg.s Eps
epa Church. he~burgb. T. By The Rev Brosu D. U Toem
McAer M D. Of Brooklyn. T., Gertrude H. daughter VI
Capt II. c. ArymAr Of BHssnd.
MAC BLRATHMORROwOsw wsdnedsy Oct i3 al the residence
" hr BRIDE Rev George Whtney Rsbd Maebsb of
Botyn L. Rache s. stes daughter Of isAss Morrow Of
Jerycy CITY, NJ.
WHRRLBR-ROwLAND-0n Tuesday. Oct 90 s the residence
Of the brides father by the Rev Wheeler ~ staten island W.
Wbeeir officiating Ella NJ, ds1sh
Tor 0 efTreAdseI Rowland, esq, of ysmaics. L. l.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
'EW-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER o. 1868

,"o no". george &. Cobb, and Theodore Little, esq.
49, ,'. 0''"hg, Oct 25, at "a o'cock-Mass meeting at
at oueoasunnai the Hon George T. Cobb and
theodore Little esq. will also address that meeting
Tuesday afternoon. Oct 81 at ocock-ass meeting at
Milton; the Hon George T. Cobb aud Theodore Little.
ESQ., with also speak there. Tuesday evening Oct a. at
u ocockSasS meeting at West Milford Passaic County.
when Theodore Little. esq will also address the meeting;
and grHud tsrchght procession by the Mountain Boys
Grant Legion. Wednesday, Oct 2s at 10 O'Clock o. H.
Meeting snuif,Own, Sussex County Wednesday, Oct.
2s att O'Clock m-Mass meeting at Deekerown, Sussex
County, Col. John W. Forney OF Pennsyvana Will also
address that meeting In the evening Theodore Little
es. will address the eetrg the same place Thurs
day Oct 2s-Meeting at Beemerve, at o'clock a H.;
Mt Branchvile at II oclocN Lafayette at o'clock
p. M. Franklin Terrace, nt 4 o'clock D. m; at
the Zinc Mines at o'clock p ms meeting at Sparta
at n o'clock m TO be addressed also by Theodore Lat
tie, esq Friday Oct 30. meeting at Hurds Mines at 10
O'Clock IN Mass meeting at Port Dram (he center of
the iron mnes) at O'Clock and also be addressed
by Theodore Little esq., Dr. David Bell. tho Irsh Orator.
aud the Hon. George T. Cobb. Friday evening, Oct So
at u o'clock mass meeting at Dover when Theodore Lit
tie, ESQ., Dr. David Bell and tho Hon. George I. Cobb
will also speak The celebrated Washington Cornet Band
of Boonton fu company with their band carriage.
with the Boonton Clee Club, wiz accompany Mr. Hill
and others who will address the meetings Free concerts
will be given evening after speaking is over, by
the Band and Gee Club consisting OF patriotic songs and
tunes The Band, In gong to Pleasant Valley. the
26th inst. will pass through Morristown at o. O'Clock
Mcndham at iit O'Clock q. m. and Chester at i2l
O'clock receiving delegations each place for the meet
ing Band will reach Dover Tuesday morning at O'Clock
and receive delegations from Dover and Rockaway for
Milton. John Hill will address the citizens of Paterson.
Monday. Oct 81; Boonton, Oct 2s Hackensack, satur
day, Oct "a. p East Orange, Saturday evening, ~
O'Clock.
A number of the Irish citizens of Jersey
City met Ia the Sixth Ward Monday night, and
Ied Irish Republican Club bv the election of the fol-
lowing officers President, John MAXWELL NcePresdent
John McCarty Secretary, Edward Kdgeway. About "
members have signed their the roll and pledged
tbenselves ~ support none but the regular Republican
candidates
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
Union Republican National Committee.

The Headquarters the Committee the Fnh Avense
Hotel ksv York City where all hupsss shoad he sd
dressed The following Lat OF the officers aud memhes Of the Cos
nHee; William CiahR Chairman, Bo.ton Mss. william Chssder
Secretary, Waagton d. c. Central Executive CaDmieeN
Cans Boston MaS W. Psrk, Narth Bennington W WihsW
KembIe No 22S Phdslpbs Horace Greeley Ee~lot
h. StsrkwssIher Ncrrh. Conn r. Cev.n Belse Ouioi
hsrh Gting Ksansoo Mich wesisrn Eresutive Ceam,tes
Hssdqusrtes ChessoJ r. Jones Chcsgs III Cvras NJ Alen
vnerppss Ind Ts,e 0mabs southern Executive mmittrs
He.dQuarters Atlanta GaM H. southwoh kswOrlesns La
Jahu CadueI Lsgrslgs Ga b. y kice. Iitte Rock ART
Pacific KIsssfivs Committee Headquarters San fncsooGsorre
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
TSr Fiery Ordeal.

Man, peHs Ao have svesrAtei he saec ~ .o vs ho
bec.ass usos ony ono
,s,.i M, ,tpr.res n tha, .pty ts particular reeoH
,a.,,uos asrsbs tr aud elastic have 'pesrssn Of
that uadery"as the f<rt oTdo OF
e.,s-Bsss fsr nosihs spd are sl m ss sfs
Ia lhe .e oLsass ssd the
a.. Of sperstou wisI Gbb aseb4as, sups5ios W
ar, ether %. e. Halliday, Ssrae.s y. T.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
NEW-JERSEY

JOHN HILL will address the citizens of Morris.
passaic and Sussex Counties as follows; Monday. Oct
as at o'clock p m.-Mass meeting at Miller foungS
Hotel at Pleasant valley. between Chester aud German
yslloyi and VIII slso sddressed by Cen kiiDatrck
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
MARRIEU.

Wilcox g. Gibbs Sewing Machine Company nave ~
Store Broadway Of Bosdst
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
Ncw-York Grrnt and Cofnx Boys In Blue.
Gsa The0 Gates Chm EI Con s ssd II

German Crunt and Coliax Campaign Club.
Headquarters; Rseiss Saloon No 20 Third r.stnE At
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21

re essential 10 hare political rieory is IU
10 hare AppomGaOr IN 1855, and erery man ~hO
Lores his country should p0te for GrunL
"PHLIf II. SHERIDAN Major-Cen. u. 8. A"
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21

The peahoax Gold Medul recently completed b. hes"s
Starr Marcus No 70 Johust, under the d'rrcoa oi eo o al
Department the resolutions pss-e 6y
be erbbtion public until Friday alter which VIII DC 'aV
TO its destination
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
THE CAMPAIGN.

Fe. rr,,tt,nt vi. YssEs GRANT.
For Vtc. D., dsnt....,......sCHUXLER COLEAX.
G, YORK;
ysr e,,.-ss, ION, =. GRrswoLp.
Jor Lieut. GOverrOr. ID, vVhNELL.
E0r cana! COrrmisssoaer. oaer.....ALEXANDEK BARkLEf'
Tor StaIs Prssor Inspector. ~ HENRY A. DARNUM.
Tor C1rk Of AppsaIs. ........CAMPRELL ii. YOUNG.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
More Chs. Lesi-laiion:


TIRE MONTHLY PUBLIC MEETING Of the AMERICAN FgkH
TRADE LhAGgE ii. o. ss a. S %EpSEspY ssESSe o
a. i'm q es The Hon JAMES BEooGS Member o WAY. .aa
., sss SS%srs s I,.ss. q % s ssx sss.sS. u 4. Po, s1
already reported % Congress sscs y .osri7 su gss @
M .bd Isfrs Nsele eoantT Ths League as.
ss.sss' ss.sss .s ' d. q,.s.
DAVID Dudley FIELD. ESQ, stl pf,..1e
l.rnud Rally for Grant, CoiiaS rand t'riswoid-Asss
meeting Of toe Eleventh Gr. ssa Cs.r sb at khos Hail.
a sesr Bso.axsJ THIS (weosASl EvEsiS0
oeo,L Addresses BY the Heo JASA BRIGGS. C. C. ksfsolos
.o the Hon D II STANTON AGls, Cas viii be p'esaL seats
reserved for Ladies ......,... = - r,.-vxyx p.Li...
wv H. MorxryosD sesr.,Aft
ts sSIsS's S1 sn Fp S s o. "a :;
GFaa c'.i eF"0e and ''''H AT Joss STRAUSS Pssss
Jod.. Rrnx~rFr, Secretary.
C.utrai trlsuold and Cornell Campaign Cisb'-
o,,b, Erecat-s COMMITTEES WEDNESDAY EVENING o-a
u a. esloet aHsiuAr,e-s rves'y tiNit sns sie.as"
- wM EsrERBRooH, Chairman
A II K-scn Sses...,,, --..f 80
gsnh Be beg nsssrr. s s.s.,s
'''d " Be ''''Ssa Sa i. SGs .;s.;
ol,s ra's s. y. "ESEOSEsbAS RyRsss ssls;
Throu,A Asss,s. ASGsR,ss a. ~, Hos CULVER JAs
Tsossos PAGE ,saG % oIyfk sTIIkR s s.s s.sns
E@ossEr @ % Hos seeresri.,
- Iaion! TIarm0ay: yictery: ,..
rne xyl., gHss ksO9%1,' % Sssges s, ces
.rs S.;,s.s s' rSssss 20 Gss.
and q. oo9psSS q D. sSssSl' sssl
4A' fss ris Hon INGBRsoI LOCKWOOD sl c'us 10 h'''
WIN S2aaEk s2aaEks ST ( s!TsssI lSsssisr. ..,, ,x
Bn" Hrd singing by We S'sf ss cSsp rrssss.
Jcas Mo.7Ss. seere,atie.
Pir.s A--eurey Di.rist rp!en hepabiican Assss,s.
Pe P.s,I f b as o :, n a 4 sssi aoa ca
PBScBR AM s'Ae' will .'I''s' 'as ssxT SMITH psu.
Third A.se.ably District, Foarteeuth WardnA aesdss
SS,, iIs Sis wsaasds1j IvsSse osi a. s sss-
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"Lct Us Have Peace"
MAss MEETING OF WAR DEMOCRATS IN
FAVOR OF GEN. GRANT FOR PRESIDENT.

1b a, pcrae suteceent who wish retain the entire UsAsA
upoa principles that are just u
WIZ h,h,s, that the ds6 supPus the Rebehes bs
sscred obligations
Who insist that the pghts h n the nation shah nos be oa
and a, Il. n, me and credit shall not he disgraeod
who desire to treat lately rebellion With enn asees
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~, ain that the Rebellion and still tssseas sf ess
tuuei devotion o the Lost Cause
h w o,ced 70 the Of the New fo pAs
and 70 tbs Revolutionary manifesto Of ose Of It, e4ndiasrs
And who believe pescs sasJ and p"spe1y VT 'as ~
- b. n. election Of Cixn GRANT eli sach ere ~
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