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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
SPAIN.

BNsUccEssFUL ATTACK ON TIE CITY OF PAM
PELUNA.
MADRID, Monday July &C. 1869.
An attempt made by the Carlists to take the city
Of Pampeluna, in Navarro, was frustrated by the
garrison. Several men were killed and wounded on
both sides Arrests of Carlists continue to be made
In Madrid,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
AUSTRIA. PRUSSIA, AND SOUTH GERMANYY.

"
We have received from trustworthy soulSSc,
says me rail- Mail gazette OF July IL, copies Vi wv
matches ON German affairs. hitherto unpuDsnen' WHICH
are 10 DO laid before the AusrO hun 81, nf
a. Vienna today, In the first, addressed 10 Count
Wimpfen nj Berlin Count Beust remarks upon to noS
tlity toward Austria shown by not only tno Mhoo "a
n.ndent and those which Influenced 10y the HONeI
inentU but that OF "tho persons who direct inc p1V
OF Prussia" and "n the highest quarters AZ ber
This hostility the Count says appears 20 tS Rad
hook But this publication Is Necessity poL , not
Austrian Government as its foreign policy 10 b oe
discussed In Parliament, but III t,o ~ vr ONCE
business il is 10 inquire into the budgets OF tho Mhi
and Foreign Office and who only obtain an accurate
notion OF the relations OF AUSTIN WIN lY,uiSt hie
from the Red Book, which oilers then resl anu ,e
sources OF information the subject AS regards tla
nolicy OF Austria toward Rounania south Germany an
North Sleswlck the Count observes at ihueh mas m
omitted from the dispatches IN tue heu pooh III 80 maj
avoid giving any cause OF Onense 70 fIusSaj p' '
Austria cannot reject the sympathy which mas pech
maniicsted toward her by the south ueIInIinusI
and that Count Bismarck himself hckhoNleutoII
Isr right alone TO interfere In the North SesNiVh
nUootihn The second dispatch relates 10 the plnh
~ FARMING South German Bund. IL Is auureehcu W Io
Austrian ambassadors 1T Munich ana Stutlghru e1
gins by recalling the opinion ~ ~ So considered
tbat "A southern Bund would be desirhDo us sun. hs
Tor the maintenance OF peace ana coninuuS'eo wall
views the subject TO the rrussnh Ar The same
ms 20 those OF Bavaria aud WurtenDerg, AZ 'o nnp
49, tI,.,ph retaining this opinion, hs neither lheh ~
since took any steps to promote tho
Bund Austria has alegihino S
cs1. tndenendenco In definite aud secure iOrln,
d. H,r lie present Will confne ourselves 10 VI
~ o,norant truth on oil concerned No 10 nv N'3
even the appearance OF taking an aSu'c p, ' =,
~ nayelopment OF affairs In Germany VIC Vusns 4,
mo, Or n Southern Bund; perhaps Wo 90 WISH !ot ~
ht ,ye neither can nor will create H. or even htp ~ zee
uo right describe 1t as the Wofk ol AuSt"
| inAuences,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27

opposite party strongly protested against It, The Sozal
Denokrat announces in addition, that the united assoei
atoms Of German wOrkmen have elected NJ de Sch wetzer
as President while considerable minority voted for NJ.
Mende, his opponent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
TIE NEW DOMINION.

wAPLIKE PREPARATIONS ON THE LAKES
RUMoRs OF A NEW FENIAN MOVEMENT
TORONTO, July 26.-Instructions have Deen
received from Ottawa to have the gunboas on the aAeS
ready for immediate service. Rumorso f fehian NOW
mani arc supposed TO be the cause OF the order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
MARINE DISASTER.

COLLISION IN THE BALTIC - TwESTY-THREE
LIVES LOST.
LONDON, Monday, July &c, 1869.
collision occurred in the Baltic last night, be-
tween two steamers, both belonging to Hull. One
Of the vessels sunk and % Of her passengers and
crew were drowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
e1rcCEss OF SECRETARY BoUTWELLs foLl0i'
0So =, A. po,,4,alrs administration

The result OF MI DOutNOh - ..r,.no.,to,
., the treasury Department appears IN the proposition
OF tue 6raS bonss In Frankfort 70 loan our Govern.
% sac COO o az ave per cent which the Secretary has
Of course been obliged TO decline HIS weS Ss
cent or certainly et four and half per cent?
and he present indications seem TO be- though Is n0s
as srch loan for the purpose OF paying on the rive
TNentes due now. whenever the
torw from weladvised source Ia England, CYPRESS
tSa opnion that bond at four and quarter per
can easily be negotiated in Europe WITHIN s5iser
month"; lMash Noa' D"oS~~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-27
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
WASHINGTON.

VIRGINIA PoLlTICs-PRoBABLE UNION OF rHn
WELLS AND WALKER REPUBLICANs-Goy.
EMINENT EMPLOYEES AND THE INCOME taxi
THE NEW-ORLEANs CUSTOMS FRAUDs-A
NAVAL C0URT-MARTIAL-TuE METROP0LI.
TAN n. Z. CHURCH.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRrnrNPt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-17
B 7 T E L E G R A P 4
LATEST TO NOON TO-DAY.
Dispatches to the Southwestern Press
Association. f
rrw vnuu

NEW YsRK, September 1.-THE Her
ads special from Constsntinople, dated
the 18th. by the French cable, says the
Grand Vizier has dispatched second
official letter, in the name of the Sultan.
to the Viceroy Of Egypt, in which be
expresses satisfaction at the receipt of
the assurance Of fidelity on the part Of
his Highness, and which also expresses
his compliance with and strict adherence
to the recent friendship manifested by
the latter. The Sultan, however, specially
insists that the Viceroy shall in future
observe strictly the following points Of
the royal missive, viz: That the Egyp-
tan army shall be reduced that thirty
thousand needle guns alone shall
be ordered in Earope or elsewhere !
and that all small arms beyond that mum.
ber,as well as any iron-clsd vessel Of war
which may have been bargained for or is
now in courss Of construction, shall be
countermanjed that the public taxes Of
the territory shall be levied and collected
in the name Of the Sultan that the taxes
shall be imposed in the name Of the Sui
tan that the annual bulge. Of finance
shall be submitted regularly TO the
Sultan for authorization previous to
its promulgationi that his approval be
asked for In all casea OF contract OF
foreign loans; that the Viceroy shall not
hold direct Official intercourse or conmu'
nicstion with foreign governments and
that be shall afford, through officers. bet
ter treatment to hasselmen pilgrims
journeying 10 and from The Holy Shrine.
The Grand Yizor adds. 10 conclusion,
tina, In complisnep With tbsse terms and
an understanding a. 10 faithfei szecu
tive observance Of them, the Sultan viii b.
very gIsd TO zee The Vieeroy in consian'
tinople. Ia
Il is stated that Admiral HoiT had 81
interview with Secretary Robson and
Alderman Porter. yesterday. on cubar
sfsirh Tits claimed that The Admiral
sympa,hies had always been With ih'
Cubans. bat tina, bic instructions requires
him " remain strictly neutral; and !
would have been obviously unseemly 70
him 10 indulge 10 any demonstration
favorable 70 the insurgents lie think
the struggle viii BE- proirsossd unles
some outside inisfiefenos takes place.
A Richmond special 10 the Herah
says A plot has been se. on foot, Il )
charged. BY the Radical siIioe holders Il
= Virginia, 10 have Tie qsesiion Of sdnil
ting that State 20 OYER without acsioa Q
Congress until the sssslos eonmeneipI
, 10 1870. Its proposed 70 Ess ~ svidsno
Of oarAgss sud frsuss BY The Wake
party. and ~ the I'D u hlibasiering y
Congress tad rsiefsncss % The Recon
siruaiion Commiiisf. have The vhoi
= sarsiioh adlaarnsd. ~ tbs means III
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-17
Mr.. sev.r., i'm oregon.

The Hon. w. Fl. Seward and party lief
Portland. Oregon, on the 10th inst, fol
San Francisco. A reception was ten
dered him by the citizens of Portland
and Mr.. s. responded in brief speech
which is thus referred TO-: (. i.f it.A
He denominated California the com
mercial center. Washington Territory
and Alaska the prospective shipyards
and Oregon the future granary and work.
shop Of the Pacific coast. He referred
to the loss of the nation by the death o.
Secretary Rswlins, and said he was dis
tinguished BY honorable and effective
services in the late civil war, and had
Just entered upon civil career which
promised to be equally brilliant and use
full. He paid high tribute to the
memory of the late Senator Fessenden
long his compatriot in the Senate of the
United States and in the Cabinet Ht
said his most cherished hope was tina,
the intercourse between the States of the
Union would hencefprth be conducted
with moderation and harmony, and thai
the foreign relations Of the United States
woald continue to be guided with the dig
nifty and justice required for the ad.
vancement of civilization throughout
the world" ~. Is
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-17

has been in public life in the Legislature
and in Congress for more than thirty
yesrs. b II we look to the journals OF the
f,eaislature We shall find his votes re.
corded against every scheme OF internal
| improv6inent. five look to the journal,
Of Congress we shall look in vain for ais
originating q simple measure CT the
slightest Importance, save and except
the demarocue measure Of homes for
souatters TO catch votes. OF what value
are such men2 Suppose he is elected
TO the Senate. What can he do for us
Does not every man know that the Re-
publicAns are 10 overwhelming majorlties
IL both branches of Congress-that the
men in power, the President, the Senate,
the House of Representatives and john
son are at terrible enmityf
Do we not know that it johnson was
sent TO the Senate they would consider it
an insult; that they would conclude he
was sent there to badger, denounce and
villify every man who sat in the impeach.
ment case and voted against him ? Some
people say that is what we want What
shall we gain by It'll Suppose he was in
the Senate; will it assist us any to read
in the papers that johnson on such day
denounced Sumner, Wilson and others as
having foresworn' themselves such
another day that be charged the Presi-
dent with lyingf Does not every man
who will reflect see that if we elect john
son he will have the President and Con-
press arrayed against him2 That his
advocacy of measure will damn it'll
That IL we sent him there we shall get no
Pacific road, no levee built, no restric-
tons removed from our leading men, no
peace, no successP Make up your minds
which will you have
As to our friend Etheridge, we all
know him and like him. We know him
to be kind, genial, humorous anecdote-
telling, undertaking. man. he has been
in public life many years. Can any man
point to single measure originated or
carried by himY Does not every man
know If he was in the Senate, that the
hight of bis ambition would be occa.
to make partisan speech to
glorify himself, but which will do no
good, and that his whole time will be
taken up in talking, not actingf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-17

-
GOVERNOR lBROwNLOw SELLS
OUT HIS INTEREST IN THE
KNOXVILLE WING.
The card Of Governor Brownlow suf'
fcientIy explains ITSELF 1t reads q
follows: NJ
Having founded the Whig in the spring!
of 1889. I have been its chef editor and
nnblisher for term extending through
thirty years. First ut EIizabethton, next
At Jonesboro, and, for the last twenty
wears, at Knoxville. Declining health
and other engagements render it imprec-
ticable for me longer to look after the
business interests Of the office. 1 nave
therefore sold my entire interest IN the
WHO, aud henceforth / own no part Of
any newspaper establishment in this
State or elsewhere. The publication OF
the WHO will be continued under new
Organization but by whom u VIII be
published and edited am unable to say.
/ have the assurance, however, that It
will be continued as Republican Jour-
nal, advocating the principles and policy
of the Republican party and rendering
cordial support to President Grant and
his administration.
NAV add that my chief, if not my
only hope for the stability of the govern
ment. the maintenance Of republican in
stitutions-in which alone true liberty is
foupd-and the real welfare and develop
ment of the country, lies in the perpetui-
ty of the Republican party. l have no
confidence in the corrupt, distracted and
discordant organisation called the Demo
cratic party. 1t has ever been the enc
my of liberty, progress ard civilization,
and il has cost the nation more blood
and treasure and suffering than any
other one cause, If not than all others
combined.
And further, it is pertinent to say, that
so many in Tennessee who were at one
time the most outspokeu Union men
have proved untrue, and have turned
back to the "Hesh,pots Of Egypt" be.
traying the too generous friends who had
them into life, that l can only
ask that the Republicans of the nation
will only trust Tennessee politicians as
far as they prove themselves trustworthy
and no further. In this remark it is not |
to say that all Tennessee poll
ticians are untrue or untrustworthy. The
remark is only intended for those to
whom it properly applies. and the iutelli-
gent reading public will not fail TO make
The right application Of il.
W. G. BRowyLow.
Knoxville, Tenn, Sept IA, 1869.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-17

present Office holders viii be permitted to
servsa' least twelve months longer. The
orig,.nators of the scheme, il Is said, re-
ceive the strong support Of both Butler
and Boutwell,.
Judd's linsced oil works, on Grand
street, burned Last night. Loss, $3.50, 900.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-17

The Lynehbnrg Cya.l Republican puts
the whole history and philosophy Of re-
construction into this little nutshell:
Nanny, make Billy behave himself.
Every tinse bit him on the head with
ny hammer. he hollers.
This Southern youth. Billy. Is a very
vicious and Hnruiy chap For the last
four wears his head has been often and
repeatedly tapped with The Radical ham
ner. and still he persists in holiering.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-17
CONNECTICUT.

HARrroRp. September l7.--A report
denies that MIRA Stowe is sick.
In fight last evening between FIVE ne
groes and two white men. one Of the latter,
named Arthur Adams, was fatally
stabbed. Three Of the negroes have
been arrested.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-17
Chancery sole. :

u N.HH.
Isaac W. Moon vs.. William P. Matthews and
Marcus J. Wright.
by VIRTUE OF THE DECREE PRO-
ID nouncsd in this cause at the April term,
1869, of the Supreme Court at Brownsvilie:
will on Saturday. the 10th day OF October, lS6s.
in front Of the door OF the Chancery Court
building, in the city Of Memphis, sell at public
auction. to tho highest bidder. on credit OF
six, twelve, eighteen and twenty-four months.
with interest from tho day of sale, in one or
several parcels, tho following described tracts
Of land. situate in Shelby county, Tennessee.
and one of them lying in township one, range
nine wet of the basis meridian OF the Cnicka-
saw eession, and contains $40 acres, more or
less. rne samo voins ss::.e
which lies on the north side OF the state line,
dividing the States Of Tennessee and Missis.
sippi, and begins on the northwest corner Oh
said tract Of land, runs south to the State line
aforesaid, thence east with said state line one
mile. thence north to the northeast corner Of
said section, thence west to the frst-named
cprner TO the beginning. The said tract 81 hvc
hundred and forty acres being all OF SAID sec,
ton Of land. which lies in the Thirtecnth Siyil
other being the south half of section IL. town
ship one, range nine. west of the bass meri-
dian Of the Cbickasaw cession. The purchaser
will execute his note. with good sureties, be-
sides a lien will be retained on the property,
and when the sale is confirmed by the court, no
right of redemption or repurchase shaii exist
in the defendants. or their creditors: put the
title in the purchaser will be absolute. The
sale will be made to satisfy SAID decrees rem
Moon against Marcus j Wrisht and others.
for the sum of $l2,25I 81 100. besides costs. ,l
September 8, 1859. ~" 732
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-17

A Bosioa paper says that drunkenness
is Just as coamOn IN the streets OF thst
city - ever. snd that Intoxicating liquors
hoU jsst - freely - When there Eas 70
Law 10 restrain Their sale.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-17
Special Notices.

Positively No Cure. No Pay.-The follow
ing diseases are warranted cured by the use o.
n Dr.. Forrest 4 Co.'s Juniper Tar &" Cough,
Group, Hoarsoncss. Sore Throat. Splitting OF
Blood. Asthma. Bronchitis. Lung Diseases,
Scrofula. Ulcers. Old Sores. Erysipelas. Pains
and Soreness in the Breast Back or Limbs,
Abscesses. Burma and Wounds Piles. Itch.
Sore Feet or Joints. Totter. Scald Head. Milk
crust. Earache. Toothache. Catarrh In the Eyes
or Head. ordinary Deafness and Gathering in
the BARS.
N.B.-'The only genuine and original article
has yellow labels. with white imprinted wrap
per- such as has been in use fer six years. Take
no other. Try 1t; If not satisfied, return the
empty bottles and your money will DO re-
funded fly cents. ya tskFt f1
~, ea-At GOODYEAR 4 FALLS.
1897 Wholesale Agents. 2s1 Main st.
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- L u M Is Il X
Laths and Shingles.

rHAVR NOW ON HAND AND AM CON.
Il stantiy 6au'ug. full stock OF building ium-
boards on All lenrths, and clear lumber; alss. .
InrEe stock oflaths and shaved shingles. Par
hcular attention will be given 70 the shipment
oflumber Orders solicited.
Mills and Lumber Yard on Wolf river. north
o s 11'O' ' a. NJ. vREABLR.
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Eor R g n t .

OEg RINE, foUR-sToRtY. az B Jug :, az
Main street. Also u rooms over ga Main Ct /,
ruitabIe for Offices or sleeping apartments. Also
u niss rooms. SuItable for Offices. in Almedia
Block, "a Gsyoso St Also four lots north 81
i,gsr. Also two lots on Second, four on Third.
four On DeSsto, and two on Fourth st.. suit
ale Tor stoeE. lumber or brick yards. Also a
plabtation containing go acres ofsn iand !,
sither for rent OF saie.l,1 miles east OF pieasoe
Landine Arkansas.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-17

Elsie Holt known to the world as a
miss, is declared to be "a good mother,
a kind, vivacious, gentle. faithful wife,
and generous and honest woman, albeit
a blonde and an actress"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-17

Mr. Thomas Tardrew, of New YORK
city, is authorized to act as Northern
advertising agent of the PUBLIC LEDGER
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-17
STORAGE FOR COTTON

A RARE CHANCE. II OFFER FOR SALE
"A that fine two-story and basement brick
residence on Jefferson street extended. near
Orleans, and in the most desirable locality in
the city Of Memphis. There are seven spacious
rooms above. and six in basement. Marble
nantes IN iive rooms, .u,i psiii0fs aid Ss=
ia main house are splendidly cerniced ana
furnished with gas and water pipes. fiRe
shower-baths, water works complete. and a
No. I cistern. Brick stable and carriage-house.
with servants rooms above, on the. prov ises.
The occupant. Mr.. b.. .Eddins, will show the
property to persons desiring 20 purchase;
1b-40 Sc H"IN col. 0Iff Nj. E. EUDlNS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-17
For = ale.

Ioo0 ACRES OF UNIMPR0vKD LAND
IUtUJ In Gross co.. Ark. Also two sections
Of LAID 10 6onzsles co., Texas, with ~ acres
improyd. Also one section 10 du.daloupe CO.,
Tsras, With 80 acres improved. Ai,o iourtn
intersst In ,oVerni lots or parcels OF land. con-
isiaine from 20 10 100 acres IN the counties OF
shelby, Upton. Landerdale. Dyer and hadi-
''n' 'sHAe''''' w. 4. DUFF.
ia.so AimsdIa Block: "a tlayoso street,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-17

No Cure, No Pay stones Tonic Syrup
cures Chills and Fever, or money refunded.
Sold by M. ROSE. ~ Main street. 1877
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-17
T. A M II

eooking stove. We are the solo dealers in the
above stoves. A full and suitable snpply Of
rsn ernl steamboat and eneinse,s, stock always
IN hasd. X. BRANNON x CO..
O1 Vi lsi'' ~ No. 272 Front street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-17
Early Breakfast Cooking stove,

and the OPEN FRONT PARL0R HEAT
Frs. that took the premiums at the Cin-
cinnaii Fair on the sth Of September. where
there were ninety cook stoves enteredltne
Yasbiop Fmporia, Charter and other leading
wood cooking stoves being among the contest
ants. We have also ths renowned
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-17
PUBLIC LEDGER.

M III M II H ~
Pridny Evening. September l1s lSoo'
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-04-28
Wnmnn nnhHer Needs.

Subject by the laws Of nature to many physical aiic
tions from which man is exempt women is peculiarly
entitled TO the bost efforts Of tho scioncein her
behalf. For majority Of the aiments TO which her
sex is exclusively liable, HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERS are warmly recommended on the authority
Of wives mothers and nurses, who have tested their
genial tonic and regulating properties, and know
whereof they speak and also with tho sanction Of able
physicians who have; administered the preparation to
the female patients, in obstinate cases OF functional
arrangement, with the happiest results Almost all
female complaints Of special character, arc compli.
Gated with mental gloom and dependency, and the
gentle and lasting exhArating effects Of this whole
some medioated stimulant adaps admirably for casoa
Of this compiler nature As remedy for the hystoria
and mental haluoinAtions which sometimes mark both
the earlier and tho later crisis OF the life OF weman IL
has equal in the roporto Of tho healing art and
means of relieving the and other unpleasant
feelings which preoede maternity IL Is equally 0ica-
cioas Nursing mothers also find II an admirable in,
vgorant II is highly satisfactory that preparation
which embraces In its medical range 80 many Of the
complaints common to both soIes should prove 80
eminently beneficial TO the weaker one.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-04-28
Restoration Wondsrfnl.

After hedry Lumber Wagon had run over he Back,
ScIo, Washtenaw Co., Mich, A pril 18 1869
MEssRs THos. ALLcoCK Co.-lnolosed send you
an order for your excellent Porous Plasters. They
have done me great deal of good. Two years ago on
the 18th of March, was iun over by lumber wagon,
which injured my back severely and broke of one Of
the spnuous processes (the lowest joint Of the back
bone and iuptured the gaments between four Of the
others. A hump Ofabout inch and half was all the
external evidence Of njcry but the pain was far great
er than dying every day would be. ] applied @ the
best physicians Of New York, Wisconsin and Mich
gan who failed to relieve me- though, in Justice to
them, must say some of their prescriptions did not
follow gave up all hopes of permanent relief from
pain; when happened to read your, advertisement
which had seen before, but had paid attention to
it, but con cluded 10 send for dollars WORTH and
at least make trial Of the This was several months
ago. The first plastr did me good. l then sent for
half yard and put il my back, reaching from hip
bone TO hip bone have worn II for five six week
and feel nearly as well as ever i think nothing but
Alcocks Porous Plaster has done me any good and If
II is not that, then getting we'll from an injury
from which the best surgeons and physicians told me-
'Yop have chance TO live and you have chance to
dieh shall keep sticking TO the plastera il they
will stick to me; aod, Judging from those already tried
Il. s. SEYMOUR.