davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-07-17

Quoting.
CHALLENGE FROM An AdKp PAKIy.

Te sht E.l:s7 Of TAs Chicd9e 1rib&sne:
will msEe match to play Against any man IN
tAe siasv ol I!llno!s. my opponent to be Of the
tsiue age IS myself. or will gtre one year and
take nnr t'olut frrtn him In the game Of 81 points
My arr l. g yeara A match can be madc anr
isylle ttr :ertl!rc deposit and hsocies to James
tt1rs. n. No, st3 Indiana avenue, In the city Of
chicago, L'ouutr ul Cook, State Of Illinois, tic
nia:rh 10 la' fx.,I not less tnan $50 Eide, aud
I.lycd according 10 the New York rules.
IoHN SuASk8
, 1870-07-17
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

TIAEn N RFET.EHAHLET l. nAFEf PLANO,
I perdy nav Address. 10 West HAN1sou-sf-
1np -sA1R-yKRY GHRAP - RosEWQ0D.
Ping; 10 rtUrd cosoers: e4rred lesst
u 81 Qkftod4t
, 1870-07-17

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|: sou.h Cgf;;s,at, M .,.a..,
=; b .isnsst
sis West Msd;.oust
10 s57i ais4=i;S aiIvEEsE. 5EKK a9gSE:f 9g5S;E::f
suiSdins. Il issalls*L -
no RESF--YUEYlsllIED ls cvTIAGE q ), Slx <
5S5 afna At, E tSe S1EavGs M
fndtaasr.r s:';,ts1 -.-,s~--~-.-.--
syo RksT-XAR9LE ,FR0Nr REaIDRScE. =
5::H:s i = q g s I Il tR'sa sSasas stfR
no no errrrHE DEsfRaBLE HoUsf, 70;
sHgss.yJfsc1s q ts x. 4 to s''' fsnsn'
no RE;SR-fS EvATsT0NI0SR OF TIE MOST
l eon1caicnt atw houses of y roons u the torn a!
- 5nanIh mp'G T. r. Ea6WSE Kesm ii, No. ia Wssh.
iaxt0a:.s- ------- -. - :
Nm. mn fpSnt.hed nd ss;den. g gentleman snd
e. ss. Is; sS s. l. sS ra II S'a ttrss e
mo RFST.C0m1GF M CHESTYI7TST. RE.
qaGs sea Il eiif ePuR1SaTSN l. sCRRT0S, a1 soatl
~, RF1T-T77Rs7a3F0 HOUSE On WAHAsUs
'u nj Ii naaern h:TtoTvmests ii rom. ia : ID
VII ec; ctSt i3,sn: Ss Si! 9e!'soA4
nv, = n.sTHY1R5iF % FRONT HOUSES no, s;
ID = 49,; tsSiss ta!@s fsst; N; SDs!y
S E2aHe5ss sepsfs2 e &c
psae Tns ~: in ~ !. site afs md sIsabie fo
e5sst ss,:s Il Ss<5 A Az to s ft'f complete
EKsT eF iG; 81, aSsF F xkS nj
i n, -
, 1870-07-17

paPer HanganK1 and WtndoE
shadet ia,est stYiea, P1lnts, oitz, Ri1s8 and
eeasSes, i T, e. ESbYA % Randolpdse
, 1870-07-17
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Flrst.CJuAA 800tM and shoes selling
chcsr At Hamilton Hoaley4, ls9 Lake direct.
Lad!cs anA mases boots and k1ippesa In endless
yancty Gents French calf boots and shoes
, 1870-07-17

Chained Hands and Fnccs Cured
by uS1tir juniper TIT So1p Made BY caswetI,
Ilazart Co, New York
, 1870-07-17
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE SUNDAY, JULY II, 1870.
BOARDING AND Lopa1Na.

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ns~ .sSs' .ens :.as.,. '...'or n aooua
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md Eentienaa Or tno srntmen. to rest, with frIt-
el4.. es.!d: - -
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Is ;;s ss!,4 e. fEsa1sa:s 2
IVA. rsee sia wiaa L.. od1,a f. TO- ''eauoo
0o E.srV.x Rfi1TxTC-. SEfT ar FROM
70 foome to rrnt Vii, tosrd IA, rooms for sensle
snea. A lew dsJ bo1sdes1 eaa b aaeosn1aea.seA
2g5n 6Sk RSoa sJsIs Es2M is
Eoo,as and board. ''~s Wv - -
10 nuRnARpcouR1. .hETwEES sTArEM.
Or E!sssst se,Ee :, = a7zaz
m M'CTH MAi.ST. HETWgtA HAwiouS s.s,,t ~
sd rae1 @ = E sosd % sessn. q s1e I
- -
% faltousn foons. @ VI Win II Se.rd; si,o = few daS
81 ! soET M TER re & E9SM5 .SS e
keator. All modtfp fEnofuyemeaa
, 1870-07-17

II for en{a in one Of the bert towns In Ulno!k Till
n: {; ss: fs
i1s gRoWsE. si:oa 4.eDsb. e:.a inaoi. ~ " S.
Ap.nrcrs,cg 1ofFER T0sEII ny 11aoK
s :ss tgsts:S q seRS I :s
=: ss:s E. 80 ::
e.eee :: aANeoH: 1aee: .e = $1,000 -,
se. E;esDi ri 1aa esasa.. al ,,as.: zs1is
ts@s Aas e t 4stt .1 @ 4 sfse II 81
Ing. AddFr.s =. G, soote, Monmouth. =:
dsr-e d 4. Ifibure oder.
ARcADE SALOON: ~ sTATEsT.. ,opPoasTs
aairs q prem pEsats: : .. o.SRAF11M~--- SRAF11 -
stsfa e E d e1es
ins- AddEe'a l. Tribune os7se.
4 arOyK AND HOUSE FURNISHING sTORE
ssl ~ Ill location fsf '.'s idd7s' n III
fRs5S WILL IT. y ss .e4e Rps At
.a1s;i roasa 3 tea e. ns5 & ss,Pef informs.
A ~ NJ isSies sd a1stelsss astoses tcT ..e ehese
sea; r1yios Su1s.s . .s1 s s.psndd ,si1 e.
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sSS NJ stne eeee ia IT, sk1aaeT seho
fr ..it tsooS or,thhofho11 .n dote entsfoftnbts
t,irr.. ~. ..s the rrsxon for sr,ins Far rrer.
is-. cno,,rs = Y Ah~ninenE ~ e@ "
tAaa.1e = :. e.!.css. -,::7-==z
\ deiss !. f:,,insss i $50 .san.6;, "a psytaf
no. s 'fnt; for s,.s fff9a's shtnss s19e %
W.. ~, = sia isr - @AH-'-'0c@ q wv
1Aoo9. 2. l.- =: 3.t11-o:..e --------------
[ WEt.LESTAnLrSE1KD BAKERY AND COW
etrt ana Stf pases ~
e II tMt"GNe FIJI III .ua ~ tuot
trase ~ -. ~ ~ - =, ,.l.i ~ ~ TTHHWHS
4 EH II xnt y. III 80. ~ e@'*4 'A''
, 1870-07-17
HELP wANTED-MALE.

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.tpsn 4 &c liz hs i &c
2da.. s't Fl S2P9si sans 'ss
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eat s.ssses 81: 1aas GEN.
" peeoee e ave i .hs country e. arhos,;!c 4
WARE. Tribune Office.
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s ssa gn5 snS See essns bas
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W7ANTEp-A WO0Dw0RKAAN TO WORE
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, 1870-07-17
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALs

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= ssi his1.7e~a1:. Ba'.l': :. T:L~
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s e
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IT, $4SsS9 m sE:nx s aG'x
1ud ccFs:is rrndy e 10 anythlGE TO H'str in.r!:
sns stRsa s;E. a.alan sale las North
r.o.z,<p,r., Gers. o@.
sssss'ss: r. f;s,5esSfsss s.sa NJ: As
ss.ss+ s1ass object Aa''*' r. c'iAf1S GORE. ii.
SIIuAIloS WASTFp.ItHY AN ENPERsESCED
etv refsieaes 1iasss sAIksaAS, T1asans san er A'
GIT6A7ioS w1STEn-BY / Yorso NAN ,s
tErf ia e. n aax cs ia 4 hssges
b.Ens. !. tts3el'lrs ssr@sn; d: alsr s-.s:s:=rsc
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sress: ss9 = nn snd at.a .a s IT,
tkUSS Ts .e;x D. ass s5 s
ou1,A71o, v.SsspnTT .sssr1T1: 4; ) yo,,xt. v,x,
Seesenn.u ndsnt.Di. how ~" c,t+ ~ MnM M -
Adt5rss X: Tribune oe:ec
. HeiStrcorunc 70 drivr csrria.. tas. rsa.,i
DE-: aSF: ro%xs DSfk ssH Tssn Eas s Se IN family Nd
ssank s"d ~s;s
y feh Il ss5 t saI..i :. r. !s sa:S@ @ss sa4 III |
kshfle s.. ch'eaeo.
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,sf lss.ni15 d iss .s s, 4 ta s
~ a.ses Z Axoas Msez!. 1..91ot once:
srTUAT1ors waurrn-FrMaI.
SrE4IIo3SS ~ w&S,TEp.MxA yeuSc @ woM,y.
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Lee..t...
InA1ies No. .t[e xnrSE GlR
phosefrarh gallery. i s,na1 M capable Csa k:,o
crmsT1os m wasTrn1Hx =. .,;'It an rSPsRiV7;77n s;sa
VIZ W9HSN VIZ ssa.h U assg o 'aa s'' ''sS'k
e. j n inssiis +! m;d,esE. s1sl.h Ia "a won.n
, 1870-07-17

WASTEpLA COVERED BUGGY. CHEAP ron
" cash. Geoc iced a14Wer p1lct& At bat gain Ad-
d-trs BUGGY, T1fbart nf5ec.
, 1870-07-17

N-ANTEn-TO REST-A WE'LL fURSlsHE6
W csYufnr.sbk snQn within ia nInrte4 walk Of et
Tr-tnont HRare Adt.raf stattlg tefss, l. TSahs1c
, 1870-07-17

no RErr-NICEIY TJESIsHKD ROOMS, MOST
destisble II The ey. rrnEel TO bosioesa SID 70 eS
Pei month. ii and ia South Cssk%t
ITO RKNT-THRKE ROOMS CoNPLEIEKt1I Ila tuR
eroekezy. wash-taie, e. Water In Foons- Il BAR
low. II North Wel1s1k
, 1870-07-17

S1fTA1 11Dk WANTED -SEAMSTREl*-A FIRST
. eass D1ehinl>t rouh! like rnsaslmcnt to ,~nrk
hs tht f1y nr wtrk. WnErs f:a4or7tLc' Adtrt4s
SEAMs-RESS, Tribune oi,ire.
SlTI'A71UN wANTED.IS A. FAMILY, HY A
- SotuE lady. IN Fpjersta1ia al. kinds at f3aT
sewing md l5vA.maftns. Il r,nnp+trnt Best u -
fetrners given AGtrrts N u. Tribune 4tEce.
C1JCAT1OH WASTEo-nY YOCS0 Girl. T.1
- do Plain <.xfns In private family. Can Es.t
tslae. II nrccs,srv. Can nEs! furnish Wheeler i
Whsoo ssvinx M.rhlnc The h<.. ot city EeIersncr-.
C1TCATinS WANTED by 4 F1RsT-ELAss
2 d. ysnakes = ~ in tam!le. u shcn ..
WfLou, Atsdnss n i T, u Hue hland1sc, Chicago.
, 1870-07-17

/ DaEsAAt1ens
| NTANTKD-A GOOD RELIABLE GIRL FOR
w sr1er7l hou1cnoTk. Must be \ xe.4 plain c,,at
2nd undrrst1nd walh!ut and trontt Apply N. time
af&ef9 O'Clock At t9f W.hazh-Av. -
T1@ANTEn-AN KXPRRlEHCHD AND CONPE-
w TINT Kisl for kitchen work Must le S5o4 n1hef
md !fpncr: stsady p}acc and good wnSr1 Arpy II
, 1870-07-17

l
4 STOCK OF BOOTS. SHOES. HATS AID CAFS !
II for sale, tn one Of the bert towns In Mlnok Till
u fate etApee for wishing TO into tt11e,
the subscriber hnx largo e11h trade assAh.ed AFT
mtzn.pk huslncts can t4u On or Addfc6 y. a. |
BROWNE. MAc,,ub, 1linoiA-
, 1870-07-17

LUX bALH = " ENl hOflH-At-. bS
Thitty -frst4t. cat t1nnt. lot a1lsS ITicr 4tN.
ns-ha!f cAth. balance on flmc- CAL on j. CARHGfi.
~ v Wnshtuetonst-
E1OR SALE - A NEW TWISTORY FRANZ
ho1tr. bs!rf foundation, Ct 10 rouaa snI lot 1890
lndlapA-Av PFce, 4s.soo 80 carh, q -asFn year
ai.tD IN year,. halanee ~ year. ShlDkR LEE.
Resl ktsie Agents. M. Metropolitan Block
FOR sA1E;1,m..S rERI 9S M1cnrsAS:Ay1 o., Az
nsts ti LIE hE'eR Rs K.tass
Ageut,, hoorn Metrur1l!t.u RIo<t-
TOO SALE-A FN&R COTTAGE HOUSE or
ru'ams, wAtes, harm .I1!t Int tali5 No
t3s Iysfou-se. near tsA&ue-+t. SNYDER LEE,
Ae4! 4stAt- Agents No. Metropolitan Block.
Eo1 SAEE-1tT 7,1ls., SOUTH rRoT, oS
Niehrl,on ravr.rcEt SNYDER 1 LEE RefI E1tau.
Akrpts, Eouii Metropolitan Block.
TOR 6ALK-oR ExCHANGE-A GOOD TWO
Gtnry hruee us roofs. Ia The rra1 of III St3tcsl
would trade for lcrrr and tukky+ Or tnrIovs PROPERTY
Aotue to ta removed in ArE1st> J. 4. GOULD CO.
Roosn u, Lombard Hlock
LCOR sALE-TWO EXTRA CENTRAL. BUSINESS
GturkA VIII entertain rfoI-~At os e1thAh1r 10,
Eoo ntidene< property fof few days onlJ. SlDHkf
". SEA, II tAoAllcsL
E>OR saLE-oSE OF THR BEST I1IREEsTORI
And basement marble fr,pt hnu.-s Mrhtc4n-Av-
north of fo1Etsenthtt. Is beatdes eIoeets ent
l s2tt-rpC4n- All modern tI1pruvtmrQsA Good ta&,
n~utunatr stahse Cheayess prnirrty L! EhtcAxo Non
bur rttucirAt4 nacd r1l IN " T. JuB SSO.s, ntoec .
Scan AdA1is, IN HastAnStoo July IA and Is, b
l 1wr.-N And effinek p
, 1870-07-17
PARTNERS WANTED.

f1ARTSER WANTED-WITH CAPITAL OF
4laul SaJNll to Gns1fe IN the paFt psekuk trrf-
,e*s In llloonlnfton III No cthcf earh ert1hlahrcnt
rfrrf
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-15

WHO RECOGNIZED TIE French RBpUB-
Lie Washington. September s I learn
to-day through source entitled to credit.
that the new Republic of France has been
virtually recognized by this Government
by an understrapper in the State Depart
ment IN a nete directed to NJ Berthomy,
whom he addresses as lite Minister of the
Imperial Government. Other most i'm
.portaut State matters have been disposed
of in the same hasty and unauthorized
manner by men totally unqualified even
''to run the routine machine" There is
no official here. upon this important oc-
cassion, from the President down to the
lowest Cabinet officer and the action Of
the Government, SO far as the State De-
partmeut is concerned, is left to be decd-
ed upon by men WIZ Sc capacity would moi
entitled then to the confidence of any
mercantile house in America of the loosesi
conduct Of busincss.-Gorrespondence
Baltimore Gazette.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-15

The PURPOSE u lAllg William is TO con-
centrate his armies before making a 6nal
movement on Paris-to array such
force that resistance mus, be crushed,
Fresh troops from Germany are coming
in, including reservs, and the whole mil
itary power Of Germany is being made
available in case Of necessity It is esti-
mated that the combined armies with
which the investment of Paris will begin
will number 400, 900 men, and the CON
centration is now supposed to be nearly
complete
Diplomacy may er.maS no., be bro ughti
IN active play before the march is..resumed.
The wary course Of the different powers
and the conflict of reports leave this ques-
ton much in doubt. Positive statements
are made by correspondents to TIE effect
that King William will not recognize the
republic, but that he will treat both for
present peace ara Thg future relations of
france and Germany with the Emperor
only. In this connection come explana-
tons from Washington showing that our
government has not recognized the French
republic, nor ceased to recognize Napoleon
as the Emperor OF France. The dis
patches sent to the American ministers
seem 10 have been misunderstood in Eu-
rope. The situation is a peculiar one.
Crecy and Neaux are the chief points
mentioned at which the Prussian advance
in iosce has been halted. Scouting par
ties have penetrated still farther towards
the capital, one party reaching Noisy le
Grand, nine miles from the city. OIho.al
news at Paris states the Prussians attack
ed Toul, on Saturday. anl were repuls-
ed with loss Of ten thousand killed and
wounded. Another attack on Montmedy
has been repulsed. and Vcrdon still holds
out. In regard to the surrender of Laon,
King William states Gin letter to his
Queen) 'hat the event was attended by an
explosion of fortiications, supposed to
have been the work # treason. by Which
three hundred and fifty men were killed
including two hundred French Gardes
Mobile.
Z casaisy sixirnsisi took place yesterday
at Chateau Thicrry, in which the Prus-
slams were repu!sed
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-15
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 200 A YEAR
Thursday Morning, September i5,ls7o.
Congr essional.

On Monday last, it being court day,
the citizens of the county assembled were
addressed by Messrs. Gray ard Woodson,
candidates for Congress for this district.
GRAY made one of his characteristic
speeches, and as our people have had the
privilege of hearin.t him before, they
are fully advised as to his political posi-
ton.
Mr.. Noodson, who is known to our
citizens as a lawyer of fine legal attain
ments, made very able and satisfactory
speech in the exposition ofthe wrongs of
Government practiced upon our people
and in explaining his position in State
and National politics. We regret that We
arc unable to give synopsis of his very
able speech, which was received by the
large audience with many expressions of
approval and admiration, Mr.. Woodson
is thoroughly Democratic in his politics,
ald insists upon the very correct policy
of now drawing the party es-beiween
Democracy and kepublicanism-ln Or
der to identify ourselves with the great
National Democratic party of the country.
From our present understanding Of the
position taken by Mr. Woodson, we &C
knowledge our hearty endorsement, aud
we believe that he is understood and sus-
tanned by the vast majority of our people
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-15

PIRATES ON THE HUDsoN. -Dwellers on
the Hudson are Mortified by sensation
story of the existence Of organized bands
OF crates along the banks of the river
It is said hat the outlaws have con-
federation exteno,og all along the stream;
that accomplices are probably residents
at various towns that they 60 from
place to place on pleasure yachts and otnsa'
craft, and have secret rendezvous among
the wild Businesses Of the mountains. =
River pilots on the night boats have re-
marked strange lights along the High
lands, in localities altogether unfrcqucn-
ted by human beings 1t is noticed tina t
one of the vessels on the river to which
suspicion attaches is commanded by ''a
handsome blonde female of masculine and
resoiu appearance.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-15

ELSEWHERE in this paper will be found
"A Circular from the State Executive
Committee" in reference TO the thorough
organization of the party, and urging the
necessity of nominations for the various
county ana District offices through the
n. edium of Conventions. Tl:i, plan Of In
surfing success to the party, Is. we have
10 doubt, absolutely necessary in the cas-
tesn section of this State but we can see
no reason for insisting upon this precau-
ton in this and other districts where there
is scarcely respectable intimation of an
opposing party Our pc pie, we honest
ly believe, are opposed to conventions
generally, and especially to holding one
at this stage ofthe canvass in this dis
trict.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-15
Intervention.

If there were conflicting reports al out
the movements Of the Prussans and
French armies, and about the battles
they fought, the kilograms about inter
vention are fully up with those reports
in all the matter of conflict and confu-
sion. One DAY there is to be no interven-
ton the next everybody will intervene
One day Russia is parleying with France
with the view to armed intervention for
the preservation intact of the French ter
ritory: the next day the sclnofcial pa
per of St. Petersburgh declared that
France must submit to the dsmember-
ment; that it is absurd TO say that the
Prussians should he content Without a
piece Of French territory in making a
peace that she is entitled to such indeln-
nifty after her brilliant victories.
Now we have it stated that England
will not interfere because her Qucen is op
posed te it. and Mr. GLADSTONE pays
great respect to ker opinions (why shou Id
heD and furthermore, because Of GRAN
vILLa's aristocrati,; hostility to the Repub-
lie Of France. hesc causes are further
strengthened, it is said, by the intima-
tiou from Prussia that no Interference
from neutral Powers would now be infu-
eRtial. We suspect the last reason has
tho greatest force.
Again, Russia comes forward 10 the
shape ofau amended message to France,
in which the Gar is reported to say he
cannot. accept" (FAvRH made the impress
sion that the Gar proposed i) such an
alliance as that spoken Of By JUhIUs FAy-
RE, nor take hostile steps against Prus-
STA unless in conjunction with Austria or
SOME other Power. The Gar wants to be
well backed before he takes the field
agains: the Prusslans.
These are the latest outgivings about
Intervention. The best that can be made
of the is that there is a very great re
spect entertained generally fer Prussia
and her army Richmond Dtspetck.
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Circular from the State EXECUTIVE
Committee.

STATE CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE, Sep
TENDER 9.-The State Conservative Con-
mittee of Virginia have seen with concern
that, in making Conservative nominations
for office there is a disposition, in some
quarters to sregard the plan Of organiza-
lion adopted by the committee, i'll pur
suanee of the recommendation of the
Conservative Legislative Conference.
Without the regular action of party dis
cpliue, whereby alone the strength OF the
party can be concentrated and preserved,
party defeat is inevitable. Nominations
in open mass meetings bind nobody, and
leave the disappointed free to set up for
themselves, thereby promoting dissen-
sious, by which Conservative strength
will be frittered away, and Conservative
msjorities will be lost. BY irresponsible
nominations for Congress, irrespective,
perhaps of political disqualification and
suggested merely by personal ,partia lities,
all tie advantages of concert and intettt-
gent reference to the movements Of the od-
rersary will be thrown away. 10 secure
these advantages as far as possible, nonli-
mating conventions for Congress are put
as to lime and place. at the discretion OF
the members Of the State Committee ia
each district.
The committee repeat with emphasis
what they said in their address: let
nominations be made il all cases by the
organized accredited action of the party
in each locality, and, when made, let
them receive the unreserved and active
support of all. In no case should more
than one Conservative candidate for an
Office be allowed. By the opposite course,
divisions will lead to defeat, or by ma
king the adversary the arbiter Of our dis
pensions, viii lead to obliEeratioa Of party
lines and the ultimate destruction Of Com
eeryatism itself"
Circular No. (Extract.)
NOMINATIONS Primary meetings will
be called by the superintendents in each
township and ward for the purpose of APP
pointing delegates to city and county con-
yentions to nominate candidates for tie
following Offices, to wit: Clerks of coun-
ty and circuit courts, Commonwealth at
torneys, treasurers, sheriffs, superintend-
onts of poor. And the said county and
city conventions shall appoint or elect
delegates Gone fsr every 100 registered
voters to conventions in each Congress
ional district to nominate Conservative
candidates for Congress. The time and
place of holding Congressional conyen-
,tions (wlaere net already seleeted) will be
designated by the district members Of
tie State Executive Committee for their
respective districts. Let no one be NOM
mated for Congress who, if elected. will
be disqualified politically to take his sat.
BY order of the Committee. !.
r. T. DANIEL, Chairman.
lanes r. Fisher, Secretary.
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|i|i|!||llTIIIHEklIIl|Sll

A NEW BOOK of the greatest interest and inn
portance. Written from high moral and phys
Illogical standpoint, by eminent physician
and medical profe: sor, it shows how Satan is
working out his subtle and dangerous designs
through our most sacred Domestic and Social
Relations. Pure-minded, but outspoken and ag-
gressive, the auther handles the delicate subject is
treated of without gloves. but in such man
ner as not to minister to prGrient curiosity =
The Physician Regeneration OF the Race, is a
subject justly enlis;ing the interest and sympa-
thy of all true phianthfopists, and this book,
it is believed, will contribute to that end just in
proportion as it has readers. A circular sent
free, containing a full description and synopsis
of the work with liberal extracts.
G. F. VENT, Publisher,
College Place N. Y.
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Bears are ravaging the oat fields in
Osgoode and Templeton, Canada, the late
fires having driven them from their runs.
The Ottawa Free Press" vouches for the
fact that sagacious old brute, with her
cubs 10 the rear, walked boldly through
harvest hands aud carried off four sheaves
of oats in her fore paws Tito the woods.
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TEOS. PERRY,
Sen. a.-9m. AGENT for Alexandria.
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The Princess Maihilde is the sister Of
Prince Napoleon and cousin of the En-
peror. The Princess Glothilde is the
wife of Prince Napoleon and daughter of
the King Of Italy. The Partisan popu-
lace were devoted to, her. Her gentle
ness. piety, and benevolence had endear-
I'd her to chem. and when she recently
departed from Paris to go to Italy the
public denlQnstrations Of respect for her
were Of marked character.