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Go TO Mrs. Lsnier's, 207 Main street,
for late papers, magazines, ETC.; also a fine
law library, cheap.
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depot, No. I94, corner of Washington and
FIR ut streets. Norfolk shell oysters received
daily by express. Families supplied by the
barrel or can. Choice imported wines, liquors
and cigars constantly on hand.
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ATTEND Robertson Business College.
BOUQUETS sDd cut flowers at Craig's.

warrants at the lowest rates, and in sums to
suit purchasers, for sale at the Manhattan
bank
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Favorite Baltimore fresh oysters, five
dozen in each can, fifty cents per can, at J.
Farrens, q Jefferson street.
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PARTIES psyirg taxes will do well to
purchase their State, county and city scrips
al the Manhattan bank, where they will be
rates,
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BILLIARDS down to hard pan, sixty
cents per hour, at Converse's, 81 South Court
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TO EXCHAN GE.

DLANTATION-Eigh miles from Mem
pnis: rents loT $40 net per annum; and
6rst-cl as suburban residence, In exchange Tor
improved residence property IN city. Apply
10 JAS. >. CARPENTER & CO.,
seple 49, Madison street.
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SPLENDID Atwood cashmere pants
at S., worth S., at NJ. 8. Chapsky d Bros, 227
Main street.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

kWELLING-Fiue suburban Dwelling
] House Tor sale OF rent Apply at No. 81
Main street sep
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TEACHERS CONVENTION.
The Gathering at TrOy-Names of
Teachers and SuperiDtendents
Present.
Educational Journals Ought 10 be sup
ported-HOw Books are Made
Resolutions AdOpted-Etc.


Special Correspondence OF the Appeal
THURSDAY, Oct5b IS "A ccOTding
10 previous announcement, the county SUI
perinteudents ana teachers OF West Tonnes
see met in convention in the College build
ing AT Troy, Tennessee. Superintendent W.
+. Shropshire. Of ObiOn county, called the
meeting TO order, and in few very apprOpTi-
ate remarks explained the objects of the con-
veltiOn. The election OF permanent officers
resulted in the choice OF Superintendent w.
+. shropshire as president, and Prof. j. H.
Cameron, of Fayette county, for secretary.
The following superintendent and teachers
were in attendance upon the sitting of the
convention, viz;
Colonel Leon Trousdsle, State superintend-
emit,
county,
superintendent r. W. Pitman, Of Fayette
county.
superintendent W. B. Van Chase, of Henry
county.
superintendent W. c. Oliver, OF Gibson
county.
county.
superintendent A. Pickett, city schools of
Memphis.
Major W. ]. Davis, editor of Home and School,
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LOST.

..DLD EAR-RING-With hair setting; lost
/ J on sunday night. a suitable re"afu VIII
be paid for is return 10
noy3 ". a. GOODMAN, IL Madison 81.
DOG-A brIndle Bulldog, with white neck
| J had a fsh.line around bis neck. A nber-
II reward wilt be paid for his return TO the en-
gIneer al the Elevator.
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STRAYED.

lORREL HORSE-From fernando, Miss, on
= Friday night, Ictocer 3Jtt, a light soIrel
horse, with s8ddle-marks on tack, white spot
In forehead, fax name and tail. a u5eTsl re-
ward will be paid for his returr 10 Armste ad
Thompson, fernando, or 10 Brackets stable,
NJ mphis. LoNo
ORSE-From c. &. White. BuLiyn sta
ii ton, lay pony 1872 hands high, marked
on lett hip r. H; SO reward for Information
given at Porter, Taylor CO.'S. now
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sTEAM E0RTs.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular Memphis Rnd New OFIeaE
Packet for the Year.

FOR NEW ORLEANS
REGULAR Memphis Rnd New Orleans
Packet for the Year.
For Vicksburg, Nstchez, New Orleans and
ali Way and Bend Landings.
str. JSO. B uAUDS,
]. I. West-mast +. Outlaw. CT k -EEtasIs y
Leaves every alternate TUESDAY, COM
mencing
Tuesday October 18th.
Tuesday, November ID.
Tuesday, November 18th.
Tuesday, November Stn.
Tuesday, December 18th.
Tuesd qy, December 2Stn.
And on during the year.
For freight or passage apply 70
J. T. WASH n, Agent, 800 Front st,
The JNO. B. MAUDE is the only boat that
will remain In the trade the entire year. Hav-
ing been thoroughly repaired and refuT dtshed,
is now unsurpassed by any boat on the W. St
ern waters as a 1rst-class pass niger packet.
Every attention viii be paid to way and
plantation business. oct2l
@P gOI Az NOTICE.
The Steamer JOHN B. MAUDE being una
voidsbly detained by breaking her machine
~. will lie We positively Tails DAY, Sd inst I,
at pm. VIII assure shippers of her depart
ure as above.
]. T. WASHINGTON, Agent.
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sTKAYED OR STOLEN

HOW-On october 10th, from 10 Hernando
: street, one rcd aud white spotted COW, me
alum size, with bell On, both horns imperfect
and a hole 10 dewlRp. A suitable reward LOT
,c,aS lis HERNANDO ST.
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EDITORS APPEAb-In looking about
for popular candidate for the Nlce-Presi-
Dental nomination in the National Repu oil
can convention, none seems to stand a falreT
show than Hon James NJ. DalZell, better
known as Private Dalzeu.' To the soldiers,
north aud south, be is a very acceptable can
didate, because he mas labored increasingly TO
procure our pensions and bounties for ten
years past, and with great success called a
convention of Con federates aud Federals at
Caldwell, Ohio, in September last, in the in
terests OF peace and reconciliation. lie IS a
college graduate, a good speaker, was a pri-
vate soldier for three years, is thiTty-sevtn
years OF age and q member OF the coming
Ohio legislature, elected this month. VIII
you publish this brief note, to call out
the sentiment OF our brethren north and
south, and determine how acceptable the sug-
gestion above made is to them?
JAMES W. WILSON.
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PEEG0EAL.

IOHN ZIMNlERMAN q CO,
81 House AND SIGN PAINTING,
Granting, Ca.ciElining, and Paper Hsnglhg,
No 23sH second street Memphis, Tenn,
Frescoe Painting neatly done.
,OARGRFAsE-Min Anti-Heating
I Car Grease, Tor general use; also, superior
sTtic.e OF cotton truck and wagon axle-grease: :
packages from nrklns 10 barrels. warrant All
nv grease to give satlsfaCnon.
:. CREAGHEAD sol Main ST., Memphis.
hR ALFRED VOORHEES, makes a speciality
/ J OF treating Eye and Tar Diseases. once,
323 Poplar STREET. GcI2
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hHEUsEnEEETs.
TREHaLAW orEKAHBUsE.
E1Bg H-BIN I'D nATShEF.
saturday, November at % Giot ? n'


THE sIE-YEAE-oLB CHILC-WONDER,
-Tayrtlrg- ygIrl AIr.JAbIE- MDpNALD, IN his
yglrd4rfrI ~kuL. Dance. Other features % an
increasing character viii be embraced in the
Price OF admission, 50 cents; children half
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ROoMs AND BOARD.

Moons AND BOARD-LaTge front room
Il with board in private fsmlly; reference
required. IOl ADAMS 81.
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4 CONFECTIONERY An extensive stock OF
{ confgcfiofl sry, TOYS and fancy articles, EN-
bracing everything pertaining 10 nrst-clasS
confectionery business. Also, bake oVep ana
candy mandatory, consisting OF all inc
utter. sis necessary 70 carry on the baking,
confectionery and candy manuisci ur1ng Dusl-
! ess. Cash, city zeal estate. or notes WIN APP
plovst security taken as may best suit the
purchaser. Good Il asOn given Tor selllng'
For furh str particulars apply on the premises
octI2 4i9 MAIN ST.
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FnR SALE.

DULL-A young, Jul. hooded Jersey bull
Is INQUIRE OF Jun us & Frank Wright, Ray
burn avenue, or J. B. Smith, l6O Front 81.
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.INE DRAY MULE-CheaP. at
4 HAIL & CO.'S, So Union st.
EASr HULD-A ive years ieGsehold on
4 first-T8te mi site or factory lot on MoIi
river. LeRKe cal. be renewed on favorable
terms. Two large stables. well and clstern on
the place. Also, Pittsburg limp, nut and
slack coal, and Camel coal.
ii. b. PACKER q co, 1872 Main st.
EBaP FAC D-aN - Boilers engines, and
q everything con- piete ana in good running
order, located In TIE city; cheap toI cash or
good paper. apply O -
&. n. 9ROSVENOR
jySl 20 Second street, Vincent block.
1 OT-I5 iest by 49, feet, east side Of Shelby
z street. smith Of Vance. = =. READ.
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A WonLD's PEACE CoSaREss.-In q
carefully prepared statistical paper
on the Errors of Modern CiUiizo-
tion, the REPUBLIC MAoAzrvE for
April, published at Washington,
shows that the Great Powers are
carrying larger armies to-day than at
any former period in the worlds bis
tory. Ten governments, namely /:
France, Great Britain, United States,
Italy, Spain, Austria, Russia, Ger
many. Turkey, and India, owe twen-
ty thousand million dollars, an
amount which, to be transported in
gold from New York to London,
would require vessel to make over
thirty voyages across the Atlantic,
carrying ono thousand tons OF gold
Mt each trip. And this enormous
debt burden has been increased ten
per cent. in the last two years.
In view Of these facts, and in or.
dor to roach and strike at the foun-
tain head, THE REPUBLIC urges q
general movement among the nations
for the suppression of the war spirit
and tho Inauguration of on Interna-
tional Peace Policy, and suggests the
assembling ola Worlds Peace Con.
gross in Washington in june, 1876
There sooms to be no insuperable
barrier to such movement, and il
once inaugurated and carried out in
good faith, the result could not fail
of permanent benefit to the entir,
world, in the advancement toward Q
higher and happier civilization.
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To Our Patrons.

With this iseue wo begin vo!nmo
Thirteen, md accmit an appropriate
occasion for rendering oui sinc-re
thanks 10 the patrons of The Tos''
for their steady, generous support as
we'll thoir msgnenimity in passing
by our many shortcomings.
Tho plan pursued by us WIS in
tended 20 render our papcl reliable
aud effective. how for wo have sue
coeied wo submit to our readers.
We have stuiiously avoided rsola,s
controversy, offensive personal allu
sioas, uuwsrrantcd criticism, trivial
and doubtful matter, and quito q
number Of isp,s among which mpy
lie enumerated. especially, spiritual.
ism. freeloveism &c.
In presenting our yiews Of tho cur
rent political Issues, il We have not
been AZ original NJ 10 como it might
seem necessary 10 the Bucresaiul con
duct of public journal, we rosortcd
TO reliable sources rom whence wc
could obtain correct viewa with which
our own conceded and modestly
csbmiitcd those to our readers We
have steadily kept in view tho public
good, and any errors which We may
have committed have been tho rcsult
Of misguided judgement rather than
An intention to mislesd or perpetrate
wrong.
Our sphere proper, undoubtedly.
is circumscribed in great measure
by the boundary lines Of our county.
however, whatever relation We sustain
to the State and nation we have en-
deavored to represent the right fac
tor i'll its relative position with the
proper exponent; and whatever pub-
lie improvements or enterprises have
been undertaken We have cheerfully
lent our aid.
We have pcrsi.tontly adhered TO our
party creed believing it 10 be the only
saving faith; promulcating its WHO and
judicious doctrines and policies, and
exposing, without indulging in abuse
and hillinsgato, the sophistrics and
suicidal policies Of our political op-
ponent1. 1t is not an ill-groundod and
grstuitous assumption when we say
that our manner oftreating our political
enemies has been more effective than
that which is So generally resorted to-
We have a large aud steadily incrcas.
ing subscription li-t reliable advertisers
large and well selected assortment a
material, the latest improved press 4
aud everything necessary to complete
q first class country ollice. and now We
tsk our patrons 10 continue the !
patronage ana we will strive to NAL,
each successive volume more interest
ing.
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ELECTIONS for state officers were
hold on the 9TH inst. in Connecticut,
Rhode Island and Michigan, and
Local elections were also held on the
anmo dato in Ohio, and Missouri
The Democrats elect Ingersoll Gov
onor and gain two Congressman in
Conn. In Rhode Island tho Repub.
licans mako clean sweep olectiug
all their State officers by increased
majoritics and also gain in tho logis
lature In Michigan our party has
also been successful electing al Of
It's state officers 10y from 5000 to
$4,000 majoritios; and noprly all
thoir local oficcrs IN Ohio tho
towns arc about equally divided be.
tween Republicans and Democrats.
In Missouri the democrats have large
maioritcs ns usual. Taking all in all
the Republican party has nothing to
f.ar.
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ny-Bctsv Williams, one of tho las

BY Betsy Williams, one Of tho last
Of Pcnnsylvania's slaves, died in
Lowisburg, recently, at the advanced
age of rs. She was purchased by
William Davis, Of jamestown, Mon
tour county, when only eight years
old. At tho ago of Is she became
FREQ. Hcr skill as n cook was unsur-
passed., and she welded hor authori-
ty with regal sway in tho kitchen.
Her fame spread throughout the
ne;ghboring country. Many are the
rccollections possessed by many por-
sons of the royal way in which she
Drowned turkey. Her doughnuts
were unsurpassed. She was good
friend or good enemy She WAS
perfectly identified with the interests
of the family with whom she lived
Her masters friends were her friends
his enemies, her enemies, his Joys
her joys his sorrows, her sorrows.
As age crept upon her, her manners
became remarkable kind and win
ming. The smallest child did not
hesitate TO climb into her friendly
lap, and even the brute creation, such
rs dogs and eats, were attracted to
ward Tor, and always found her rea-
dy to befriend in all emergencies.
The old homestead WAS at last bro
kon up. and old "Arnty' found u
homo with one Of the daughters o!
hor old master. GIrs. DR. Mari, Of
Lewisburg.
I5-Mr. Wm. Squiros, of Nostoc-
ton. Oregon, has offered the Conten-
Mai Commissions for exhibition somc
tail specimens OF lumber, OF the fol.
lowing Dimensions; l fir plank II
feet wide and 100 feet long; ] spruce
plank s feet wide and 100 feet long (;
/ coaar plank Z feet vide and 100
foot long | larch plank Z feet wide
and 100 feet long hemlock plank
5 foot wide AMI 100 feet long. He
says ho can procure plank Of much
greater Dimensions than those given
above, ii transportation can be furn-
ishel for them to Philadelphia.
They must have some tall trees in
Oregon. We question the ability of
orr Pennsylvania lumbermen to
match the specimens offered by Dir.
Squircs.
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The irresistsble floods and mOuntain-lihe
eorgss have passed, but siill a greater
hood-grestsr w for in leugth and
breadth, but wanting the destructive char
scter Of the f5ru,er-is sSesping over the
stats Of PsHnsylvsaia frOu the Ohio TO the
Dslswsrs aud from the Southern 10 the
Norihsrn boundaries. IL is the popular
will IN favor Of the re-nsminstion aud re.
election Of Governor Hartrann. Never in
"'-,' history of our State has there
= al and pereuptory
ofsny man.
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MERCHANTS HOUSE,
4l3 II 415
NORTH THIRD STREET, PHITA PA.
Reduced Rates SITS per day.
HENRY SPAIN, Propr.
c, w..sPAIIS, Clerk. Apr. i,T6.
JUST ISSUED {!
And Mailed, POSTPAID on receipt Of the
market price.
Piece, marked thus I have Illustrated IT,
ue-Psges,

Morning Droaks upon tho Tomb-Eastsr An
thein Thomas. 60
tswinglng on the Garden uate-Song and Cho
rus Thomas. ~
Where is bly Loved Une To niRht i-Song and
JA.rus. Hays. IS
Sing, Unrkies, Sing (As sung by Carl wsg.
berJ Hays. %
Angel GaDriel-Comio song stewart. 80
Nnen silver Locks Heplaco tho Nold-SOrg
aud Chorus (AnswOr to silver threads
Among tue doldi Lighton, 30
tSOu Never NJ IS the Lager TIL tho kos. Runs
Dry--JU.niC song ~
Gabo Awa'-ScUtch sonx Waud 80
Alone, and AT HOne-SOny oLd Chorus Hays. 81
tAly Wee Wiie NatinR at the pVor-Dala
Thomas ~.
oh Siiss susie lind Song and Cho Hays. IS
Give Bic butt Smile-SVng and tbo stewart q
When First Nit Thee. Nellie bear-sopg and
Chorus stewart. 90
I'm Captain of iAe 0uards-Comic Song Hays
20
Beyond tho uoiIel D0os-sons and chorus
white. 81
Gettlc's with the Angels Fow-Song nnd. .Chor
us Christie. 80
Please God, aase Room for q Little Boy CoAs'
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Auditors Notice.

IN the matter Of the distribution Oi
l. the fund In the hands Of Daniel y. Boyer,
Esq., Assignee Of Jacob Bsssler.
The undersigned, Auditor, Will meet for th,
purpose u maIing distribution Of the said fund
In Boyer's Hall, Freoburg, Thursday, Nay 18th
1875, st 10 o'clock, .. m, when and whore all
parties Interested may attend u they think propol
Ayr. ls,'I6. Avllts.
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Americans nre n Nation of Dyspcpties,--
Wo live fast. dissipste and MI carly gravs..
We driak all kinds " alcoholic spirits. and
w%Sw s@S aySty TinIu KIM n NJ. de.roy.ns system clog
ging, indigestiblc food. Dg. WALgRR's NgG-
urAnLF NINr0AR BITrERs will remove the
evil effects ami tho recovered patient: WITH
his veins will have clearer head and cooler
~ igomont, which sddel To experience, Will
cause him to abstain IN the future. har. II, 10
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*, OF San Francisco.

*, OF San Francisco.
ecorder's Office a re-
. trust decd executed
nying his property to
ious benevolent pur-
cites in tho revocation
les to provide for parties
,atural claims on him, to
G, and with returning health
personal attention to the
OF his designs. He con-
. acts heretofore performed
. trustees.
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Ir the lhws wero properly enforced
thcro could be no such troubles in
the coal districts ns are now reported,
and which aro interfering with the
business of tho whole state 10 n very
serious extent. The laws protect
overy man in his right to labor for
whatever pay he may 500 fit to ac-
ccpt, and il provides for the punish
mcnt Of those who violently interfere
with such right Notwithstanding
for tho paat week men at work in dii
fcrurt branches Of the coal mining
districts have been driven from their
labors by tho strikers, who are rcgu-
lnrly organized into groups for that
purpose. The local authoritios aro
treating these outrngcs supincly
enough, nnd apparently make no at
tempt to enforce the laws Thus far
tho sheriff Of Schuyikill county is the
only ono who has taken Gny action OF
an emphatic nature 4 few hundred
. determined mon co1ld disporso these
outlaws in worry sho;t time bnt il
is question whether they could be
held in peace aftorward unless armed
4 organizations woro maintained
aguinst them. twill be fortunate il
the timo shall como when the opera
tore can supply tho places of these
men with those who will have some
ioconoy in their couduct.-Go-oti
gu} RiIji,'iu.
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Charles Lamb, Essa ytst, denounced all
spirituous liquors as "wot Damn alton" PoOr
fellow he knew whereof he spake, by sad ex-
perienoe. and II living. would apply tho same to
Alcoholic Excitants, advertised as Curealls
hut there Is osE Tonic and Alternative In ex.
.istence-the host the world has ever known
which contains no alcohol. II IL DR.. Wsihor's
CailiJfnia vinayL Ditters. tkpr.t, ~.
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TIE monthly report of the Secre-
tary of the Treasury shows n reduc-
ton OF the public debt during the
month OF March of -, 5S1, 900. This
IL q satisfactory showing Of the
finances Of the National Treasury.
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Hos, Jso. Is. LINN, now Deputy

Hos' Jso, B. LINN, now Deputy
Secretary Of the Commonwealth, ia
spoken Of as the probable Republi-
Gsa candidate for Stato Treasurer
II we ere to have Republican in
t4at Office we would rather see SIR
Linn there than anybody else in that
patty North It DoHcydt
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II is stated that many Of the set
tiers in the grasshopper districts nre
Leaving. A western paper states
the ground il full OF the oval and
that it IL feared the boppera will make
another clear sweep this GUNNER.
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day, the 26th nsy OF may, io,o.
in the Fulton Opera House, ut the
city Of Lancaster. for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for Governor
aud State Treasurer. Each Repro.
sentative aud Senatorial District will
lc entitled to the same representa-.
tion a. il has under the present sp1
pOrtionmcnt for Senators and Repre-.
sontatiyos in the Legislature.
RussELL ERsrrr,
A WusuS NoumS Chairman
Sunrninrr
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Candidate Cards.
FOR SHERIFF.

REPUBLICANS, we respectfully present
SAMUEL HOwEs, Of Middleburg, AZ suitable
candidate for The ofiioc Of SHEHrP. Ho IL IA
every way qunlihcd for an efficient Discharge Of
the duties pcTtsniuR 70 the office, aud viii tom
per its rog.dity with mcrcy. Vote for Bowen,
VoTRR.
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For tho office OF Sheriff announce J. CALvIs
ScHnCH, OF FRANKLIN, as suitable candidate
lI1 possesses all the qualifications necessary Il
prompt aud faithful performance Of the duties
holou Hug h the Uthce aud viii give strength TO
the ticket. JACKSON.
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PETER RIE0EL, OF Adams Township, through
tho solicitation Of his Republican friends has
consented to bo candidate for the ofioe OF
Sheriff Ho isA sound party man, and has do
voted time and means 20 it's succcss. His excel
lent social and admitted business qualifications
aro d, .,te ynarantea that no will rpnt A pood of
Ecor, hEPU LlCAN.
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Ep. PoRr-Hoist tho name Of VIM. u, woor-
LING, OF Penn, as candidate for sheriff ~ the
coming Primnry election. His ability TO fulnl
the lutos Of tho Otiico with credit TO himself,
credit 20 tho parry and Justice to tho people st
large Is unquestionAble, BEAVER.
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OK "a Cuand the N. Y. Saturday
% CAS11JoarnAi,t the great Literary
s's sSb..rirsion % friss' o1 rosssss % psis f VIZ
Names entered impaFtiSlly IS received, and
Five Dollars Dash sent 81 once 70 every nfth
tain the s5l This 10 onr 'chromo'-s Cash Pre-
MUM OF 70 TO every NTH subscribsri The nrm
name Ia . sufncisnt guarantee Of fairness and
letter 10 BEADLE ADAMS, pvbli1A1sA q
william S(non)t No xoG.
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Ed. P0sT-Permit me 10 suggest JoHs y.
WOLF, OF Ferry, as q suitable candidate for
Sheriff Having served q term in tho ofiice
petent We do not hesitate to recommend him
to the Republican voters as . suitable csndi'
date. MONROE.