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BEAUTIFUL wOMAN.
MAGNOLIA BALM gives to
the Complexion the Freshness
OF Youth.

HAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALM overcomes the
flushed appearance caused by heat, fatigue
and excitement. 1t makes the lady Of forty
appear but twenty, and SO natural and perfect
that no person can detect its Application. By
its use the toughest skin is made to rival the
pure radiant texture of youthful beauty. It
removes redness, blotches and pimples. 1t
contains nothing that viii injure h skin
in the least.
MAGNOLIA BALM is used by all fashionable
ladies in New Vow York, London and Paris.
all Druggists and Perfumers.
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JUSTICE TO LIBERAL REPUBLICANS

@NHAANA ~ haA3EAkAAA M
We have received a long communion
ton from a Liberal Republican, bitterly
complaining of the resolution adopted
by the Democratic Executive Commit
tee, declaring that none but Democrats
can vote in the primary meetings for
delegates to the proposed county con-
vention. We are induced by prudential
reasons to withhold the publication of
this communication but it is due to the
Liberal Republicans to say that the
resolution to which they have very
justly taken ofiense had no reference to
them. 1t was intended to exclude from
the primary meetings the Radicals.
Without this p~recautiOn, the Radicals
could have precipitated into the primary
meetings a large number of negroes,
and thereby forced the nomination of
weak and Objectionable men, which
the Radicals could have defeated,
before the people. We are not ia
miliar with the views of the
gentleman who introduced the resolu-
ton, combining the vote in the pri-
imary meetings to Democrats, but
we understand he did not intend
to exclude Liberal Republicans. II,
however, his object was to exclude
them, he did violence to the pa
triotic Democrats of the country, who
recognize as friend and brother every
man willing to join the grand army
marching to the overthrow of the cor
rupt dynasty now seeking to retain pow
er. The National Democratic EXecu-
tiv Committee, in their recent call for a
National Convention, used the following
language, and we call especial attention
to the words in italics:
The National Democratic Committee, by
virtue OF the authority conferred on them by .
The last National Democratic Convention, al {
a meeting held this day at New York, voted J
% hold the next convention for the purpose /
u nominating candidates for President and :
Vice-President of the United States, on July I
J, 1872, at noon, in the city Of Baltimore. The 7
)aSis of representation, as fixed be the last I
Democratic Convention. Is double the num- 7
Der OF Senators and Representatives in Con- I
rTeSs in each, under tie apportiOnment cen- :
JUS Of 1870. Each State viii send delegates
ic~coriingly, and IUe fnUite the cordial cO-OpeTd-
~ W AkNAaLH tAAAAA1 INV wv aAeAt- -
-1fiOn Of constitutional government and the per- d
gf repubiicGn Institutions. I
If the National Democracy can affili- 4
tie with Liberal Republicans, as is pro- i
posed in the above call, the Democracy 2
# Shelby county will not be contami- :
by an association with the noble
men who went to Cincinnati and nomi- o
lated Greeley, for whose election the I
lose corporation Democrats are clamor- ,
ng. We hope the Democratic Execu- S
i've Committee, at its next meeting, d
will repeal or explain the resolution so .
obnoxious to the Liberal Republicans of !,
county. We are making com 7,
non cause with them; they viii sup f
the nominees in the approaching :
lection, and justice as well as policy :
uggests that in selecting delegates no Ct
iscrimination should be made between
hose who are struggling for the same ?,
atriOtic purpose-the defeat Of Radi- q,
alism. c.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


V4yE arc authorized to announce PEYTON
Nv SMITH, OF Upton County, a candidate
to represent the counties of Upton, Fayette
and Shelby in the State Senate of Tennessee,
subject to the action Of the Convention. my9
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1872.
DEMOCRATIC ExECUTTVE COMMIT

TEE.
By virtue Of the authority given me
as President Of the Democratic State
Convention which met at Nashville on
the ninth Of May last, I have appointed
the following named gentlemen as the
Democratic State Executive Committee,
JOHN c.. BURCH, Of Davidson.
F.. c. D~UNNINGTON, of Maury.
THOMAS F. HENRYs OF Montgomery.
J. ". NEWMAN, Of lincoln.
THOS. 3. MURRY, OF Warren.
J. NJ. BROOKS of Knox.
JOHN BLEVINS, OF Hawkins.
". d. NANDYKE, OF Hamilton.
NJ. MAGENNEY, Of shelby.
j.. D. PORTER. OF Henry.
J.. u. COULTER, OF Gibson.
June IS72 BENZ ]. LEA.
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A BOOK FOB TIE MILLION.


M a VsvsS n O0 A COUNSELLOR rC
AAGLA THE MARRIED, or those about
Guide. st9ai m mTEgs,r 9n 5 5ns ERsTsIsfi9B:
of the sexual system, with the latest discover
les in producing and preyentingOffspring, pre-
serving the complexion etc.
This is an interesting work Of two hundred
and twenty-fOur pages with numerous engrav-
tngs, and contains valuable information for
those who are married or contemplate marri-
age still It'll a book that ought TO be under lock
and key and not laid eareiessly abOut the
house.
Sent to any one free Of postage) for 50 cents.
Address DIT. Butts Dispensary, No. Il North
Eighth street, ST. Louis, Mo.
ES Notice to the afflicted and unfortunate:
Before applying to the notorious QUACKs
who advertise in public papers, or using any
QUACK peTuse DR.. Butts work, no
matter what your disease is or how deplorable
your condition.
DR.. Butts can be consulted, personally or by
mail, On the diseases mentioned in his work.
Office No. RNOrth Eighth street, between Mar
and Walnut, ST. Louis. Mo. teZTd&w
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n NTrnTTpu in the DAILY, WEEKLY
UTGhllDG and SUNDAY APPEAL,
all three Of them circulating largely
in the surrounding country. They are
the best advertising mediums in the
Southwest.
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For Congressman.
Fer Judge Of the supreme Court.

DOBERT F. LOONEY is a candidate TO
IL Congress, subject 10 the decision of thu
Democratic Convention. APPS
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NEWTON FORD.

The season is now pressing, and 1t would be
well for planters to give in their orders to
Messrs. MiIburn q Walker, without further
notice. They viii give planters all the time
they wish for the payment.
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ITO THE PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE: In re-
/ Spouse to the expression Of a popular de-
sire, sufficiently general and influential TO
control my action in the matter, / hereby an
nounce myself a candidate for the office OF
Judge OF the supreme Court, made vacant by
the resignation OF Hon. Il. A. K. Nelson. Elec-
ton nrst Thursday in August next.
J.B. COOK.
CHATTANOOGA, March l., 1877. mhI2
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PLANTER.
The PLANTERS
MACHINE

Il
has now been before the public fornearly two
years. Its merits have been fully tested in
Louisiana and Mississippi, and we have yet to
learn of a single planter who has used 1t who
has been dissatisfied with its work. In fact
the testimonials already published in the AP-
PEAL, and the many more which have been
shown us from planters below on the river,
satisfy us it is, to say the least, a God-send
to the South.
The following Endorsements, given to
Messrs. MiIburR, Walker & Co, wagon dealers,
81 Union street, general agents for the sale f
this machine, from gentlemen personally
known throughout the South, will give to
those at a distance a guarantee of the capacity
of the machine:
MEMPHIS, TENN, April z, 1872.
Messrs. Miiburn, Walker & Co.:
Having examined some work executed by
the Planters Machine, IhaVe no hesitation in
saying that it is a decided success. b plow-
ing is perfect, and the ridges formed at the
same time are much superior to those made
in the old style. They are uniform, and 1t Is
hard to distinguish one from the other. 1
1t as a labOr-savtng machine, and
trust IL will be literally patronized by the
F. G. STEPHENSON,
Shelby County, Tennessee.
The above gentleman is well known
throughout West Tennessee and North Missis-
sippi as one of our most practical planters. OF
the following, from Mr.. Ford, of the we'll
known house Of Ford d Porter, 1t is unneees-
sary to speak. Mr.. Ford is not only one of the
largest planters in the South, but one of our
ablest and most reliable business men. He
says:
1 Examined the beds or ridges made by the
PLANTERS MACHINE, and do no not hesitate
to say they are more regular and uniform
than any l ever saw made by the common
mode of preparing beds. l did not see a test of
the planting portion of the machine, but fully
believe it viii work well. The ground on
which the test was made was vely dry and
hard, and yet the blowing was done WE'LL
much more regular and uniform h by the
old plan.
1 THINK THE PLoW IS PAL OF BREAK
ING UP BEDDING AT LEAST EIGHT ACRES
PER DAY.
(Signed) NEWTON FORD.
The season is now pressing, and 1t would be
well for planters to give in their orders to
Messrs. Milburn q Walker, without further
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LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
The Great Soothing Remedy.

Cures Collie and Gripping
Mrs. in the Bowels and facili- Price
Whitcomb'sltates the process OF Teeth .
Syrup. ing. Gents
Subdues Commissions and
Mrs. lovercomes ali diseases in-iPriee
Whitcomb1slcident to infants and chiII o
Syrup. Idren. Gents
Cures Diarrhea, Dysen-
Mrs. terry and summer COmIPrfce
WhitcOmb1slplaint in children of ALI 3
Syrup. lagos. Gent
II is the Great Infants and Children
Soothing Remedy for all disorders brought
by Teethiug or any ether cause.
Prepared by the GRAFTON MEDICIN
CO, st. Louis, Mo.
Sold by druggists and dealers in medicine
everywhere. fe27d&w
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Forster. KealhOfer & Co.
GROCERS
AND
FACTORS,
No. 1856 Front Street,

SBCountry merchants are solicited to ex.
anime our stock Of STAPLE and FANCY
GROCERIES, consisting OF
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~ g. HOGAN respectfully announces him
II. self a candidate for Sheriff of Shelby
county, subject to the action of the Democratic
Convention
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COUNTY TRUSTEE-We are authorized to
announce General B. NJ BRADFORD as a
candidate for the office of County Trustee, at
the ensuing election. Subject to the action of
the Democratic C~Onvention.
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MARCUS j. WRIGHT is a candidate for
WI reelection to the office of Sheriff OF
Shelby County at the ensuing August election,
subject to the action of the Democrotic Con-
ention of June 10Th, ap25
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Public scl,ools.-&nnual Kse-


Dert.-From the Annual School Report,
r,,.a,,,I,, ,,r,,,.rcd h, Mr. Gro G. N1ct; Az
~ e.,''..1',, ., d. n
hAaiilii'ei' anu ioi "'iu'" ~ w. III, "A,
{ NEWELL, resident Oh inc state Board OF
Education, we extract the following items
Tie financial condition of the Board is
improving Teachers and incidental OK
peiises, including rent and book bills are all
paid, we are gradually improving 'hc
sc'io'i t,',l ,.
i, rnIrr contract, which /. calculated To hold
400 pupils.
Tne want Of school accommodations is
still our complaint Inc following poPu-
'o"S ,.'i'' ,,,'',
oIatc to accommodate the pupils at the scy-
eral places. Wcstcrnpon needs Il l.ousc to
accommodate to0 NJ idi"ii!an one to accom-
MEDIATE 100: IohipcF smash one Tor 40;
Hoffman Hollow one lor loo; ana Eckiart
one Tor 2oo.
Until the County Commissioners will
make levy, liberal enough for the building
ei school ions's IN SlcW' ihe efeeiiohot Inc
same must h'''s'"i' ny "c -i"a''ni "orN'-
ir ~, 'o', ''''''
",.'''"' mont
inc Np''Ii'S n"Iti'iS9.".'lS o nt 'cu n'r ''c
e'Su y, '.'' "l Lr ,,,niIn ~, o, Nv ~, .'N
, ,I ~, "' hn, "xno,,. ~ hn AHA to Io
W "', ~, an ',', no,i,. dn,'
~ ','
me Dllis laH"nft on account aho'ht I"
S.,ioo.a"' N,ilcl Is '.'t 'iic'l' ihi',''t''1'9s
o' 1 f,r a'n'.' ,'"'' ''~ ''' N'' ''0''
Tho ry,minor renor,s .thc o,luc,t;orol
con,l;,;,, of,l,o School. os ~, fine advance"
on1 n.nr;,a. ,I,is ,,on,.,.io, ,o H., r,,.r
,f ,ho ,eocbc,s Admission is made that
moro &c to br sccomn,ishcd hct;,r,. tl,,
Schools commend Themselves To universal
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Goa. for Ssalc!-App)y to
II. p. ThsKrR,

Thauhs%is isiS.--GoycFnor HHErE
licsignatcs Thursday, .Sth inst, 10 h' Oh
served as day Of Thanksgiving ia Mary
land. The same day had been previously
selected for National 'Elianks@isi ng by Pies
i,lcnt EiiA:,'T.
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gcctysrc@.-H Rev. Dr. }. p S,sg%\N
of Washington d. G., Chaplain Of the |. :.
Senate, and Rev. YE"N}S GtARn, Of Bal
,imorc, n distinguished Irish miiIStrr, are
expected TO deliver Lectures III this place
during next mDnth.
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CDlh.-Ye tcr,lay morning broke upon
us in wintry style. The snow-tialcs flew
around tie corners quite lively AMI Tie
vinl was unpleasan:y cold and boisterous.
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Found Dcass-Mr AAEoN POLAND
who resided abIlut two miles from Baron
in this county, was found dead y short Dis
lance fro:a his dwelling on Is c,Incs'laY a.
,sarnocn o: last week, Tho deceased was q
soldier in the war Of lSl3
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a'ioE.-Ai meeting OF this body on
Saturday evening last the qucslion, "Arc
secrci,>orirtics injurious to tie cmmnuniiv:"
was discussed and decided in the affirmative.
The debate WAS conducted hy JAMES Gun
NINGHAM and JAMES KIRKwocD upon tie
affirmative, ard WM. c. MILLER and JAMES
JAMIsoN upon the negative
The programme for this evening contrm-
plates a debate between GEORGE Brown
and JOHN SMITH, affirmative, and NM. c.
MILLER and j. W. BISHOP negative, Of the
proposition, The 1iQuor traffic is benefit
tothe country" An essavIy DAVID s!oAN
and reading b ALEX. SLOAN viii also lie
interesting features Of the entertainment,
the criticism of i'll of which is confdcd to
T. T. SH"cKEr, 10 be read ly lin at the
next meeting.
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special Yosice!-If you wish to
subscribe, or renew your subscription 10 any
Newspaper or Magazine, you can Save
Money by leaving your orders with NE
Mt the Post Office. {. II. WALKER
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I'.car'aimg.-Rcv. Mr.. MAILER, of
the Eastern Shore OF MI, viii preach in
tla English Baptist Church Of this place,
on tomorrow, AT 10, \. VI.
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New K!ooi.s.-Two copies Of the
Great Industries OF the United States a
magnificent illustrated work, iHst published,
for sale hy J. S MErzuEE Il Go. Gall aud
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The I4qsai.,iaEss az, csaatsErErsN-
cata:"..s ;.-Whcn y"u are certain he
has t come to the Cheap Store and buy Il
cheap GiVy Blanket.
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View T9Es:,cco agsei Z ;gar Store {!
(SIGN "TIEINDIAN,O

INItTN OF "iIlE INNIAN,D
Broadway. t'rNSt;nr%. Maryland.
'sNIE undersigned keeps constantly on
hanIand t"r sale H'uls Supplies Of
SMOKING { CHEWING TOBACCOS,
CT al Grades.
I also make q specially of CIGARS, Of
which | am the exclusive manufacturer in
Nrnsthur%, such rs Tie Dolly Sarlcn"--5
rcnt>---aD entirely new brand "Hiamond."
"nc@al Tender" * +. n T." Key West"
"S olaCe,' &c, tc..---a!l of which viii be sold
rs low IS the lowest in Fros,hur~
May IS PHILIP WEBER.
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FIRST MORNING MAII.--For Ctmberlan,
and intermediate points on c, 81 p. II. II.
also for all points cast and west Of that city
closes at 64j, a. IN.
SECOND MORNING MAIL.-For Grants lie
and Intermediate points, closes at 8, a. IN.
EVENING M>Gr-For Piedmont and in
tcrmcdiatc points; also all matter for Ba!ti-
more. Washington, Wheeling, and points
beyond, closes at 4, p. m.
MAILS open daily except Sunday as
follows
From Piedmont mt s, n. m.
GrAntsvii!c 1t 43O y m.
Cumberland ut ,,
LII "a l. LIP u II
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"Eyieic Awake aHG g'"st
AS!cc!s"- all kinds ot FRAMES TO suit
ahc above Pictures al VI. T. Sr!lI.%.
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JolH NITcHISS keeps a larco Sioc', of
Fancy Goods Gall and examine ln%i
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E. STERN is selling Clothing at very low
'DricCS.
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LARGE stock of Wall PAPER and Blinds
at r. r. WALSH X Bios.
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Under the same circumstances ana cOndi-
tions, how much would Froslburg have re-
ccivc9? The solution of this )roplem VIII
involve new discovery in mathematics and
thc immOrtulity.of the disCoyS.rrr
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New Advertisements.
FAIR AND FESTIVAL!

TIE LADIES OF FROSTBURG AND
VICINITY will open a Fair and EcS-
' iiyal in the BASEMENT of st. Nj
utaels Church. Fro>thurg,
on SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. IG,
For the benefit OF ST Michacl's Church.
Nov 9-2t THE COMMITTEE.
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The Tower of St Mcl4mls is now in
fair way for early completion. The cross
which is to grace the summit has arrived
1t ira splendid piece of Workmanship, ~
ing heavily ovcrlaid with bright gliding,
OF large proportions, and costing $l15,-
From base to apex the tower, completed,
will measure about 1866 feet. With a short
period yet of good weather the tower will
te iinisI'ed. The work is far enough nd
'ahrcd to cnsnre it before the rigor OF Win
tc'Scts in. The cross will lie placed is po-
silion during tie coming week.
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No tog..,s;.s:sti0y:,-The c

No Communications The e,'orcd
man. WILLIAM Craze, sentenced to death
st tic late term Of Circuit Court for this
county for tlIc crinn. Of rape, it is said, will
be hanwc,,, the Governor falling to Issue the
,lcath-warrant only hccausc Of the tcmpora-
ry absence Of the Secretary of State from
his posi-
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None such : 6 for p cents al SPILLS
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N0T'gl'a:!
E'teSsHIA% q. EsEsOSyy.
PHOTOGRAPHERS

PHOTOGRAPHERS,
Over WiiAcrman'; Hall, on broadway,
VA HERE they have large and comfort
w able rooms, and are prepared to
make Superior Pictures at Mod
"s'.as@ Prices. @%~S5:d Pictures
copied, ana enlarged to any SIZE, and fin
ishcd in India Ink, Oh, or Water Colors.
July 2T-y
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Owing to the prevalence Of this
fearful disease in the cities we have
been unable to receive our regu a.
shipments during tie past week, but
we are glad to inform the people that
to-day We open Seven Cases Of I'M
heardof Bargains!
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Tie Canal. it is said will be closed
on the fifth of December.
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The Horse Disease is all around
rs but Frostburg is still exempt.
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A full line o smoking and chewing t.
b cos always On hand and fox sale 1t far
p COS, by ln9l JoHN UIT,uuys.
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Rad the advert, cmcn, Of the CHEAP
Store.
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'lls@' * .s,sai:sizs,. -'Ihc Ncgr>
differs with ua as to The number of It's fell
urcs lattcrly in reading Frostbarg. l,aa!s
We o. not think s,sa have .nir,oi IL"
mail for Froaih,Tg more t!.an q !iaifHoteR
Il iIaNcnj1 for some weeks past
WHICH means TIA, tie mail !, al right, bat
THE ,.,'iiysia oar papers reaching Frost
burg promptly hayc generally arisen from
he fact OF trains Wl3i,. carry the pHj;"r, to
Piedmont Icing too n!lch behind time 10
connect Wiil'ii,c Cumberland and Pcnus}l-
wanna trains
Whicha!sasGs TIE snail is not ali right, As
We intiHlatct! last week.
Bat as the AelSs is, certain about ''soE,ls
weeks past" we feel equally sure that OF ti'c
five Fridays past, Nree lave been 2, tcs.c>s.
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Advertise in your home payer.
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lOTECETo yEsE,&pAssEEss!

Worth n.y. ,rro1 - a w. to II ~.
II Trcspassing rpon the Wright Farm,
near Frostburg Md, or any OF its cnclo-
surcs with either Dog or Gun, cutting or
taking Wood, or running over the Farm
at large, disturbing Fencing, leaving the
Gates open, &c, that they will he strictly
and severely punished according to law
CURTIN VI. GRAHAM & co.
Sept 2S-6m
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Stock of Ladies, Gents & Childrcns
Gloves CHEAP S;THrE.
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lyeT yRWcEs .-Nro of the most s,g-
.Erstiyc incident Of the Boston disaster was
the prompt manner IN which Chicago acted
The "Rrlicf Committee OF thai city had
100000 on hand, which they voted on
Monday to send 70 Boston. This was about
the amount donated 10y Boston 10 Chicago.
- No3co
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1900 PAGES $50 500 E,xcrAylxos:
Writ N h. - luiir nj An. AorS,
Including ,jNO. i, COUGH, LEON CASE,
EDWARD IIOWLAND, Jos. b, LY-
MAN, REy. +. EDWIN HALL, lIOR-
ACE GREELEY, PHILIP RIPLEY,
A. BRISBANE, L. 3. PERKINS, Enc
This work is complete history of all
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