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CHAECERY SALE, ON THURSDAY,
July I4TH, 1870.

No. 1857, OR D., Second Chancery Court Of
shelby COuuty-A. Herzog, ct al. VS.. Fred
eTick Perss, et al
DI virtue of an order of resale made i'm
~ this cause, l viii sell at public auction.
10 the highest bidder, in front of the Clerk
and Masters office of the Second Chancery
Courtof Shelby county, in the city of Mem
phls, Tennessee, on
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LEGAL GOrltES.
CHARCEYY SiLE, Oh SATURDAY
iULN 18TH, 1870

No S o. R-Second4 Chancerv C,r b.
ane-by couuy-IaylOr, Mclean h RSIS-
WIN uSe- Ct, of n. f. Brown = -, vs..
Frank FeaIty.
u j virtue a4ripterioeutory decree made
- n this caISe, I viii sell al public aucilOn.
10 inc Hfghet bidder, in front of the Clerk
ana Masters office OF the Second Cnaucey
pULe. tennessee. ON
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TRUSTEE SALE.

IN pursuance of a Deed of Trust made TO
/ me boy John H.. Jones dated Memphis, Ten
ues~ee, May the Do, 1867, and for registration
i'm the Registers Office of shelby county ON
the 18th day OF May, 1865, and the sane was
recorded i'm same office i'm Record Book, No.
6S, pages Ei. 2j, and Z1i, ON the 4th of June,
1868, and for the purpose therein directed, ]
will, at the EAL EsTAT exchanges or
ROOSTER, IRRELEVANT & Co, No. -IU MAIN
SIEEEI, IN MempMis. Iemnessee.
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LOUISVILLE ROUTE
SCHEDULE.
EFFECT JUNE p. 1870.

The train leaving Memphis at lsl5 % IN. runs
daily. The 4.UU ann. train does not run ON
Sunday. Both trains run through 90 Louis
Vile without changes. Elegant sleeping cars
run through ON thel:l5 pm train from Mem
pEIs 90 Louisville, connecting 40 Louisville
with through cars to Philadelphia, Cleveland,
Buffalo % New York, without change. only
one change from Louisville 20 Baltimore,
Washington City aud Boston. BeIIHS and
siateroouIs, i'm through cars, can Dee engaged
at the Ticket Office, E7ha Main street.
j.. BOYD, superintendent.
JAMES STEEB. Ticket Agent. lela
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TRUSTEE SALE,

n pursuance of the terms of a trust deed
/ made 20 the undersigned Trustee, ON the
llth day of December, 1865, properly noted for
TegIstratiOn in the Registry office of this
county on Tie 10Th day OF June, 1870, i'm Note
Book No 6, page Z}9, and in order TO carry
into effect the,pUrpOses Of such conveyance,
l viii, on
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MOTICE.

THE undersigned having been appointed
admiuistratriX of the estate OF John r.
Tslbert. deceased, notice IS hereby given To
all parties indebted to said estate To make
payment to me-; and all parties having
claims against said estate are notified 10
present Them 10 me, duly proven for pay
ment, within the time prescribed by law, or
they viii be forever barred.
ielB M LOU TALBERT.
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Trustees Sale.

y Y virtue Of the authority vested i'm me az
- trustee, and in pursuance of the terms of
"a Trust Deed executed TO me as Trustee by
william Il. Fltchuer, ON the 10Th day uf Sep
Jelueer, 1867 recorded in tle Registers office
OF Shelby county, Tennessee. ON gtu day of
october, 1863, in Record Book No. 70, on page
IuIr and 20 secure the indebtedness therein
mentioned, l VIII, Oh
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RIOOO Reward

For any case OF Blind, bleeding or Jlchiug
Piles that DEBlNGfS PILE kEM EBY fails %
cure. 10 has cured cases of 2JyeaTs standing.
Try It, and get rid of the most troublesome
disease flesh is heir 90. Sold by all druggists.
sold everywhere send Tor pamphlet.
LubTId0rB-l42 Franklin street,
am.L E~aLLLmmLa- Nd
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THb
c~eivers, and other roads which have pal
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c]eiversr and other roads which have paio
no interest
EassaelG and kentHgky Tailr2ad,
$50 sa0.18 g
N-tA4,lnnat tai1oegian9 zap ana
1865, toJuIyl j. lisa. ..----... 2Iy8ss 9
nom ,. fnIy eII In N' Io TIIyy I'i ig-o e-r r..a
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$50 gIoaE p
Msmphls rsHylllean L2al,ylls
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Nl..4il.e ana NoF.ATg tern Ta4+
$50 sI7,7G q
''1zs-s fn49 9he -Le I5,g -Ioa'' or-s
Wmoaester and Alabama railroad,
,r tlo,- 1el s- u NJ. I'm 10 f H.sE -s3 road .o'.'o9 U
from July b. Isga, 20 JulyL D. 1870 I2s5o %
N-.A' e-' .a T1Tv i,-S l..n
Evansville, Henderson ANA Nash
f1rrIrg9 Ts-a .''- '-.- ...' ~ aloaa o.
EEst Ienuessee and Msstera SoIth
oJuIy l. SD. - 2Le1o u
r-.-r z.r..ru t,-. .,.r. go D..
rro ur at r1sr.,;.
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s%aturday, he Ed DaY Of IuIy. I8zO.

Between the hours of l and Q O'CLOCK pm. at
the Real Estate Exchange OF Register q Trez-
eyant, corner of Main and Jefferson streets,
city of Memphis, Tenn, sell to the highest
the Two remaining notes mentioned In the
aforesaid Trust Deed, the following described
property, tO-wit:
A lot of ground in the city OF Memphis,
Shelby county, Tennessee, being ON the south
side of Vance street, beginning at % point
lulFJy leeL east OF the southeast corner OF
vance ana beNoiO streets; running thence
easlWardIy seventy feet with Vance street.
thence southwaEdIy, at right angles with
Vance street, ninety feet; thence westwardIy.
parallel with Vance street. seventy feet.
thence northwardly, parallel with De-0t.
street ninety feet to the b~egtu-iug-
Equity OF redemption is expressly waived.
Title believed TO be good, but I will convey
only as trustee.
jes JOHN p. IRRELEVANT Trustee.
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trustees Sale.

p virtue Of a Deed OF Trust executed to
- me by Thomas Z, Leonard, and ackuOWl-
edged by him before the County Court CLERK
Of shelby county, Tenn, on the 20th day Of
part Isl, page 575, in the Registers office OF
said county and State, said Deed OF Trust
having been made to secure the payment OF
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ROBERT WOOD & Co.,
PHILADELPHIA
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.

GARDEN and Cemetery A~dorumeuts. Cast
II Wrought Iron and Wire Ratings, Fouu-
tains,N Vases eraud8S Setlees, AlbUr.. Chairs.
summer HOuscs, Iron Stairs, spiral and
straight. ina every variety of pattern. New
and improved styles of HAY Racks, Managers,
Stable Fixtures, Stall DIVISIONS, etc.
PATEET WIRE WORK, EaiAugs, Store
Fronts, Door and window Guards, Fam
Fencing, etc.
Bronze work
Having htted up our FOUNDRY with special
reference TO the above class of work, we ar
now prepared to hU, with prOmptuess, q
orders for Bronze Castings of StatuaTY, colo
sal. heroic and life size.
ORNAMENTAL IRON GOODs-The largest as
s~OrtnentJ TO be found in the United states, all
of which are executed with the express view
of pleasing the taste, while they combine all
the requisites OF beauty and substantial con-
structiOn.
Purchasers may rely on having al articles
carefully boxed and shipped to the place Of
destination.
Designs will be sent to those who wish to
make a selection, aplU
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Trustees, Sale.

ID virtue of a Deed i'm Trust executed 30 MS
ID by Mary W Alexander, j. NJ. Alexander.
Robert $. Amuuu and ID. AmIuOn, ON the
18th day of May, 1860, and recorded i'm the
Registrars office of Shelby county. State of
Tennessee, i'm Book NO. Il, page 6}3, TO secure
"a certain Indebtedness therein described to
T. B.. billiard, K. A. PiHsOu, John W. DilIard
and K. J.. Coffin,
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Thoa. EE5za0r. Hroat
= ELLS sight Drafts ON Ireland. and WHraf
. and Sixty Days Sight ON IOndou. NJ New
York rates. and can draw i'm sums TO SOD
purchasers ou an tho principal cities and
tOWusIE Continental Europe.
Also, iTansagIs "a general Exchange ard
Banking Business. Ea.
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STAND RD" HORSE NAIL.
Administrators Mnfios.

UAVING qualified as administrator OF the
estate of Pleasant MOsby, deceased, no
tice Is hereby given TO all parties indebted to
said estate TO come forward and make pay
meut; and those holding claims against 10 TO
present them, duly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by aW,
CHAS. ID, DORION, JR,, Admir-.
March Is, 1870, mills
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To Town Committees.

The great delay in nominating candi-
dates for town representative, has been a
source Of much tronble and vexation In
getting the ballots. Therefore an order
was adopted by tho Committee instructing
the printer to furnish the towns rs early
rs the Thursday before the election with
the ballots. and that II the candidates
name was not sent in by Tuesday to for.
ward the ballots without the representa-.
tives' names printed thereon 1t was ou'
fault the notice was not printed last week
viii the several districts make their nom.
nations Immediately and forward US the
names Of the candidates in full rs early
as Tuesday next? ..."
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A RoxAxrIc CARxxn.-The death Of Prince
Felix Salm-Salm on the battlefield Of Grave
lotte closed career Is adventurous almost -
that Of any knight Of romance. He was born
In 1923, Of an ancient family Of Austria, and
was brother Of Prince Albert, the head Of
the House. who sits In the Prussian House OF
Lords. Choosing the army - . profession,
Prince Felix became lieutenant In the Ninth
regiment Of Punisn Husars, but being nstu.
rally Of rpving disposition, and Wishing 70
sec active service be came to this country dur
ing the war Of the rebellion, and commanded
regiment At one time In the Twentieth corps.
AT the e,d Of the conflict be was appointed
Post Commander Ut Atlanta, Georgia.
In 1860 Prince Sslm-Salm married In New
York the daughter Of Colonel L. Clercq, IN
Alliance which offended bis high burn relatives
and caused his bsnishment from the Court Of
Vienna. The prinoely house Of 6alm-Salm 1t
lie knew the worth Of the woman they rs3ected.
No wife ever showed truer devotion to her
lord. II wss only through her untiring sSorts,
hoping againss hope. and heroicallv bearing up
against every discouragement, that she saved
him FROM The Gate Of Maxinilian, who's fortune.
he had helped In the illstarrei experiment Of
imperialism In Mexico. rrf. ~. .bnr
Rescued from the dungeons Of Qusrstaro,
Prince Saim-Sslm returned 10 HE native iand
and again espoussd the soldiers LIFE - MAJOR
OF the Fourth regiment Of grenadieu OF the
Prussian Royal Guard. Gnvelotts Wa the
end Of Il al.
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Lawn OF the United states passsd at the
Second Session OF che forty.Sfrss Con.
gress.
4 RES0LuTIuN, IN rfAn@ gudinx mo Sseso 70 me
vicinity Il he Capitol.
Rrvri by tfe sensas and Heus q Reprvsstaiivss q
ne UsIed Hses q Assa In Conevvss ssssahs-d Thsi
ths mayo q he city q wasAlnstso hessby rvqsisv, "a
"a ..ciI0e M suab,shed vh IN APPROVAL Of IN ss,
EasioSrv q DE sny e oess 10 sAasse q pshie bsiA.
.s s 10 !. s = .ss .ss s.e ~ sss.s 8.
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The President has issued proclamation Of
neutrality In relation to the foreign war.-lm-
mense fires are raging In the woods back OF the
village Of Ashton, Canada. The village wa
saved with much difficulty by clearing the
woods around. 30 as to make gap. Between
Ashton and Sholesville only one or two houses
are left unburned, and many people are living
In tents. Large subscriptions are being taken
at OTTAWA and other places for the relief OF the
sufferers.-A thunder storm and rain occurred
at Woodstock. Canada, on the oath, causing the
overflow of the river Thames, and doing consid.
cradle damage to the railroad track near Beech
eryille.-A serious riot occurred at Fall River
last Wednesday night. whore the spinners am
on strike. A thousand persons collected u
assault the operatives as they came out OF Dur.
fees mill. The fire company came out and
played water ON the crowd. Two officers wer'
knocked senseless, with stones.
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GnxAr Praz IN CAIAn-Loss Aay a al.
lion doiIars.-A Calais despatch says nm
broke out there Saturday afternoon 1t 2 O'Clock
on Church street, quickly communicated q
blocks Of stores ON Main street. the City Hall
Post Once, two livery stables, machine shof
and foundry, lath and grist mill. sail Ion. b
Croix Hall, dwelling houses on the lower I'D.
Of Main street, and destroying wharves and
shipping In the harbor; and slse three new
vessels On the stocks. II being low water q
the time Of the FIRE. the supply was soon e1'
hausted, and attempts, which proved partially
successful. were made 10 save the city BY blow
Ing up building. About twenty million feet O
lumber were burned. quarter Of mile O
wharf property was almost totally destroyed
Eghty-thres stores, dwelling and shops wer'
consumed and the Calais Advertiser estsblish'
meut Is . total loss, among which were foul
presses, including new Cottrell 4 Bsbcock
The following vessels were burned 70 the w
tsr's edge: '.rs
Hudson, Amanda, Dispatch, Maud Muller
0eina, Lucy. General Peavey. z L. Higgins,
w. II. Mailer, Val Halla, Ctoctaw and Algona'
The Are communicated 10 81. Stephens oppo:
site, but was soon extinguished. The estimated
aggregate value Of shipping destroyed 10 BOO,
900. Whole value Of property consumed VIII
undoubtedly reach nearly 100000 Kelleyt
Point IL nearly burned over. The following
persons lost dwellings:
A. II. Porter, A. L. Uapp, John MeAilister,
B. p. Waite, Samuel Kelley. Jr., Chas. u
Deming, John Grafton, W. B. Foster. Mn
Spring. James Robbins. L. d. Sawyer. Nh
Tyler, MeAllister, DR.. Seymour, Capt Well
and NJ. Silverstone.
The whsrves Of Daniel Hill, @. A. Board
man & Co., H. =. Eaton. McAllister q I've
Rolf, wsdsworth & Kelley, Jno. McAdams 3
Sons, with al the lumber on them, were burnt
to the waters edge. The schooner Champion
was damaged.
About sixty families have been rendered
homeless, one third Of whom are entirely de-
pendent on public charity. The city govern
ment and citizens generally Are doing every.
thing In their power for the comfort Of the I'M
e.
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Hpt 2 iS
: Agents Wanted
China and the ! + +.
..sa United States.

Ths most interesting. entertaining. ahle and thoe
sush Beck Of ne DAY. On e snrostng md Pop.
e Sss zoe r...s e f,ll pr ,ls:sr, zee:
nelly Hissioos;y II chin. and % he cSlns's d
o sWs Ssiisvs tAss thsrs 90 net Are .nss. H.rs.
psan or Americas, vhs s!s = noroughly sequAlne
soanfyv, ~ think 10 elhee nm % fnIly eouvesaat
mn a. Chine IN CalIbniA."--HSyH,s hees-
s,ss. Sold Only y sshscsiptioa. Send be Dss'rip-
". clvslsf ard tern, . ~rov 4.
Ae s4s. o .. sokAs Tc4sa = Cc On.
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A VERY SHORT CORNER. ION the
score of merit we have half dozen na-
val officers whom (the position of Admit
raD would become better than Porter.
He may occupy the place but he can never
gil 1t. He would clatter round In 1t like
pea in child's rattle. "-Fortland Press,
dug. %.
mo man In our naval service Is more
worthy 10 receive the mantle of Admiral
Farragut than David d. Porter. ehr-
land Press, dug 20.
II any body wonders why the Press
changed Its tune 50 quickly, he can find
1t In the fact, probably. that Porter Is sup
posed to have more influence In regulat-
ing naval appointments than any other
man and our friend Lynch anticipated
Interference in his patronage plan.
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News from Bangor Wednesday Aug. 81st
says The weather still continues extremely
dry and the country all about as Is suffering BE-
yerely from fires. Passengers down on the Pts
cataauis Railroad tonight report buildings on
FIRE along the line Of the road and whole neigh
borhoods turned out fighting FIRE. II Is report
ed to-day from up river. but with what degree
Of reliability am unable to ascertain. that the
West Branch drive Of logs, containing 10000
600 feet. which were hung up by the drought
are on FIRE. Dense volumes OF smoke from that
direction give color to the report. ..
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scRuTON-HKRsAA. In Csstrs Lebanon, Aug.
L. q the ressdeoos Of he brides nihsr b. Rev.
J. hnons, J. Y scruton n. ID. Of Yssmington
y. ", and hi'' L~sn u. hsr>n daughter OF
MooDY~MARsHALL. In rortsme,.h n. II.
Aug. I, BY Rev, James. psNemapdis, Il Q.
N sSSS :pa O. h MsI.ss sssS q S:i ah' Hon.
BRADEEN-W0OD. In Saco, Aug. %, BY Rev:
Cha y. Hoibrook, r. Wayne Bndesu, II. D., Of
Porte. and VI. May 4. Wood. Of Loysii .
Bowler, ~. 6iibsH II. cisii. q w:l;, and Ms:
Angeline A Sweet, OF baco.
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A correspondent with the French army (Ba
xaipe) Saws: s. .

A correspondent with the French army (Ba-
raiue) says: F. '
"I have been spending all the evening with ken.
tleman who len Paris yesterday evening. lie q
man Of some standing, being municipal councillor
Of Paris. lie ID, besides, q man OF uncommon 10
quirsments. lie was In his younger years sent by
gland ii the British Museum. He len, As I sa!d.
Paris yesterday evening, and says, Judging by the
stats Of feeling In Paris, no should not DO surprised
81 any change having taken plsce5eithsr Rspub.
fsmiiy. The latter, think, will be the upshot Of
all this. There Is strong though hidden party for
them In sll the French administrations u any.
here, half or ali the Mobile now assembled here
would bolt back 10 Paris"
Mr.. Conway, correspondent Of the World with the
Prussian army, thus reports his interview with Bis
marck,
"Whilc I was looking at the King there passed by
me and approached the royal headquarters . man
who seemed 10 be himself kind Of walking catho-
dral-s .gre,t giant OF man, several Inches over
feet " and ais oo c turned sG
before entering the door and scanned the street.
Among all the uniforms were two black streaks
they were represented by myself and an American
seeing us, the Chancelfor-he was In simple dark
blue uniform trimmed and faced with gold-held up
his finger 10 stop US just as after taking good look
at him, We were moving %; We approached him \
and 70 met US n AZ. way .n Soa W.. mri,,nS NO
s ssS III, ~, so,.n,rv m. than ali Won
or tne prcss 'h W. wn,v .a 10 nav. Lm.ricsn
sIg uc0o ,no. ". ia r},6 onr s,mv. Ths oniv
nins .nat tmo 1,,,sr - ns,. ~ is~itim Hon
Wom you ,ha.a, sry ~e,l. tben The freedom OF
a.",v.s,ne iii ~ sccordcd m Won. Tho only
tbiny We cannot promise you 10 transportation for.
.s,r,ayIn an ensmvss cn1ntrv Won viii have.
santismsn ia densnd upon yo1rselyes for moving
Ervard but for everything else. Tor ali the held
~ y, IT,
nar s,,,. ,orv.,,..,on NJ ceoersl hind vhich
noo ' s.,So't h.ra shs Co,nt shooL hsnis vth
w.. anu S no ,hs an is.,n~ rom liz HindoW and
o'n,a not h"va helnsJ hesr,ng. bowed 10 ma and
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sebenck thought that the floor had only
been Welded for n vote on the bill. This
provoked Gen. Schenck. who made a
rather tart criticism to which Mr.. Lynch
responded sharply. but subsequently, with
drew his remarks. Some feeling was
manifested, and the bill. rs amended. was
finally defeated by n decided vote Of yeas
60, nays 100. ---.---.-..-
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Mr.. Motley arrived IN New York yesterday,
and 70 understand that he b about 10 resume
his atu.tion - = private citizen. Tie position
Of minister at 81. James must therefore b left
vacant for . period Of very uncertain duration.
There |. no chance that worthy successor win
be either easily or speedily found. The efforts
already made without success. prove this fact;
which might however have been surely predict.
Cd st the outset. .'.......'i =. ,.,,,.
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ORGANIZED ORGANIZE (.

. A few days more and our work will be
over. Let our town committees see that
their towns are thoroughly organised and
every republican brought to the polls.
If our county ticket fails we alone are
tho sufferers, and let Us rally rs ono man
to elect the candidates thereon.
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Tvessy.sevea Yearv Practice
In the Trsstusss oe Dissasss incident 70 Females
hss pIs,sd "a DOW ct the hssd q ell pnys.eisas
Si0 10 srsrssSss 8 sresly ssA pssosssst esrs In
It wont eases Of SsSDrsssiss and ell other nss-
ssrrSi Ds,Sssenssss hon vAsssv~ ssUs All let
tsts for sAv,es sssss contain ~. Onss No. kndi
IN n. B.~sosrd isrsisAsl 70 tAess dssiriss V ~
main under trsatmsut.
Boston. Jalv. is70-sppoiyO
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HAWK. HAWK, srrr, SIR, Blow. Blow. and dsgls,
iust because some old fogy doctor who hes nos dis
coverd and Will not believe that The World moves
tells you that e cannot b eared. Ths peepsistss d
Dr.. Ssges Csiarrh Rsmsdy Win pay 500 rs.ard tos
druExists or s.nd siIty cents 70 r. Y. Pierce n. D.
10 Sensca street, DuGilo. N. y, bril- Apamphle'
nee beware Of ssssfs!5esfs ssstAlsss t.,fst,eas
Remember that the Genuine has Dr heres'e privsta
Issued BY the United states 6overnmsnt sIprseljj
Cor stamping Dr. Pisrcss medicines, has his portrait
name and address, engraved upon IT, and need DO
be mistaken
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.Delegates are not sent to conventions
with any authority to make promises for
their constituents 10 DO performed Mt fti-
ture time. All such diekcring IS null.
AND vorp from tho beginning. and II the
delegates from York county acted on any
other supposition two years ago, hey
sAorcda GUSHING SIMPLICITY which
moro experience In the ways Of the world
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