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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-05

Delnware's faNUrtc ji0 ana reel dancer.
The sheriff OF Shelipol Woods
JOHN j, bOOhaY,
sang comic song and answered all hi:
own questions
THOMPSON AND SpEEk,
Ia their new mus cal spec inlly PLAY o | on
II number OF different Instruments
T.. GALI4AU HER,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-05

MOTTO The partnership heretofore
~ existing httwren Geo. ii. fishrr.
and James 1 CHAN lltr an Ter M firm.
name Oh George NJ FISHER ~ Uo,tns t6is
1Hy been dis olyed ~ mut1ui consent
ne us!nerS viii / Z outimird hy Geo
NJ Fisher who will assume all restto'si.
ht!itles 81 tlIe late firin ind VIII re,,.lyp
all amounts due. GEO. NJ. FISHER.
~, JAS. T.CIINSbEER,
wilmington. Del. Juuc i.isli. i5.3t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-05

WASIED Al hnlf-grown girl to ms.
y sist VITA hpusawUrA. Applyat ,Ui
w Tenth street. i6.nt,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-04-18
TIE CENTURY VAR BOOK,

Wide spread interest las been OK
, cited among war veterans and all
classes Of citizens bv the magnificent
record of the Civil War which Is now
being distributed by THz PHuADEL-
ImA Is4UIEEE This is the Century
War Bood, a work which has attain
The reputation CT being the most Gc-
curate, complete and artisticaly
beautiful history Of the war ever pub
lisLed. When originally issued ssv-
oral years ago it sold at from so to
526, but I'BE INQUIRER IS Offering il
TO It's readers IN weekly parts at p
merely nominal cost each week. The
text OF the work is made up Of con
triyutions written by all the great
participants in the war on both sides,
including Grant, Sherman, Mcclellan
L9ngstraet, Johnston. Hill. Howard.
Bcauregard, Buell., Kir5y Smith.
Law, McAIehon, F.tz John Porter.
Burnside, hosccrars, Sickles. Cox.
Lew Wallace, Imboden, Pope, Horace
Porter, Early, PiaasOntOn, Fry and
many other .eadcvs.
The main feature, however, is en-
braced in the portraits, Illustrations
and maps, over 500 in number. all
executed i'll the highest artistic style.
and many Of them made from rare
war time originals. The descriptions
Of all the great battles are written by
the leading Generals who fought
them. by sketches mado at the time.
The paper and print are superb and
fully IN keeping with the asual work
OF the Century Company, which pub
lshas the work.
This superb history is published
in twenty parts, and THz PH1LADE1-
FHIA INQUREa has Just begun the dis
trlbutiOn, it being the intention to
give out one part each week until
the series IS completed To obtain
this valuable work oil that Is necess-
agy is t. cut out q coupon from TIE
INQURER and squd it together with
ten cents to THE INQUIRER Coupon
Department, 1lO9 Market street.
Philadelphia
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BACTERIA IN RAILROAD
COACHES.

4 class OF writer's have recently
sprung up who give the most dole
full accounts Of the little invisible
death dealing things that lurk in the
air. and poison peopls with consump-
t'.l and other diseases, TO read their
articles is almost enough to cause one
to try to quit breathing to keep from
inhaling the poisonous little things,
but then when the sober second
thought returns one breaths on un-
der the impulsive desire to live ~
long as one can. If the air contains
germs oi disease, it also contains life
giving propeSties and one can laugh
instead Of groan over the doleful talk
Of disease germs. An exchange has
gone so far in its hunt for dissase
producing germs as to investigate
the air and dust Of railway passep-
ger cars, and il the coaches, finds
enough Of disease dealing germs, to
forever keep timed people from riding
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in cars, by articles like the following
We are all going TO be poisoned
now by the deadly passenger car. Il
the laboratory of the Imperial Board
Of Health Of Germany experiments
were msde between January, 1891,
and July, 1892, by which the seeds
of consumption were found in abun-
dance in the dust collected. not oaly
on the floors, but on the walls and
seats, of cars. Samples of dust were
taken from IS compartments Of 2l
different passenger cars and III ami
mils were inoculated with them.
Part Of these died very soon there
after OF various contagious diseases
before they had time to develop con
sumption; Of the rest, killed four to
six weeks after inoculetior, three had
tubercleg These three, however,
were iueculated With sleeping car
dust, taken, not from the floor, but
from the walls, cushions and ceilings,
Bacteria at tho rae of $4,000 per
square inch wero found on the floor
of fourth class car, and "a, 400, 27,-
200, and 5000 per square inch on
the floors Of the third, second and
first class cars Thus, even in the
latter, the average passenger, who
usually has at least half Il comDart-
ment 20 himself, say 5000 square
inches Of floor, has al army of49, 800,
deadly enemies aiming at his yitals
on She floor alone, to say nothing of
other millions in front and rear, oa
both h1nks and overhead. It would .
seem impossibla 10 escape; but tbs
BOARD Of health it is said to have re-
ported measures for removing or re.
lucing the danger, which ths rail
'oais are considering.
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FLOUR GIVEN AWAY.

Twenty five pounds Of Man
beck < Nelson's best roller -four
given away with every s. 90
worth Of goods bought,
SUGAR GIVEN AWAY.
Four pounds of best granu-
ated sugar given away with
every purchase, amounting to
$I.3U, Stock of Boots and shoes mus
be sold.
The above offer holds good
for 80 days, beginning Friday,
March %, 1894.
HICKS SHOE STORE,
Giillllnt0wn, Pa.
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By virtue OF sundry writs Of I,eva-i f..
ciGs and FIerl FaCiaS and Fenditioui Fzooaaa
containing waivers Of iuqu5sitiors and qx
emPuous issued out Of the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Juuiata count,-
returnable 70 The April Term nev
Of said Court, and to Lne directed. viii
expose to sale by public 0utcry, on
FRIDAY, APRIL 20th, 1894.
az I o'clock p. IL, at the Court House il
Mihllnicwn, Pa. the several tracts of land
her' matter described
No. l. 4 tract ofland situated in : Drucs
hiii township, Juniat4 county, Pa, boDpd.
ed aud described 8s follows. On the north
10y lands OF W. 7. Graham; on the east bg
lands Of J. W Hoffman; on The soutb bv ,Ia
lands OF Wm. ACNigh,, and Hannah r,icr.
on the west b. lands cf JcsrDh E.U,.,3'
Ee!ls, containing ninety acres rIor,. C~ in.s
having thereon erected, a two story s,,ro
dwelling house, bank barn. wagcp sbed
frame tenant dwelling house, log stabir and
o'beF out buildings Sjezed taken i, exs-
cltion and to be sO,d as the property o,
Robert Clifford.
no = 4 tract Of mourtain land situate
u Spruce Hill township, Juoists county
IA, bounded and described as -foIIou-s a.,
the north by lands VIM. PAGE: on the cas-
by iaLdS Of W. z. Graham; on ne sopfF nv
Perry county line; on the west bv land : ~
Joseph ke.'y's hei:s; containing, ninety two
acres more or less. Si5zed taken in eye
cuiIon and TO be sold as the propertv O,
Robet G,iiitord.
No. .. a tract @. land situated in Green
wood township, Juniata county, Pa. bound
ed and described as follows. On the north
by lands Of Jacob Carl; on the cast nv
lands OF m. Carl; on the south bv l,uds
OF Wash Hilton; on the west bv LANDS ot
". II. Zei3ers, containing twentv-,eycn
acres more or less. having thereon e-scted
log EouSe. Siezed taken in execution
AID &c be sold as the rroperty of Fi,ns
Hepner and Solomon Hupner.
No. I. A tract OF land situated in Green.
wood township, Juniata county, Pa. bound
cd and described as follows. On the no,tb
by lands OF John Patterson; on the east hv
! lands John Patterson, W. Is. Jackson. and
GaEy Hiti on the south by lands OF Sampej
flyi on The west by lands of F. A and !
l. WIN; Containing sixty-two acres more
| or less, having thereon erected a log peb-
Ole dashed house and bank barn. SIszed
iaNtn IN execution and to DE sold AS tbe
properly OF Eliza Jane Cameron, st al.
No. .. 4 tractof land situated in Gre,n-
wood township. Juniata county. Pa.
bounded aud described as follows: On The
north by lands of Peter Miller, and Rev
Levi kcss'ing; on the cast nv lands of
John KnoUsa and John Barner; on the
south by lands Of f. 4. aPd J, +. Wilt.
Henry Stjmeing and Catharine Cri.wer's
Eeirsi on the west by lands OF A. S and
Hannah BoStwic; containing eight acres
more or less, said tract being partly cleared
and partly set with timber. Siezed taken
IN execution ard to be sold as the property
of Eliza Jane Cameron, ct al.
No. 6. a tract of land situate in Tusca-
rora township, JuDiata couAty, Pa, bound
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is particularly attractive when the
trees and flowers with which its
parks and squares are enriched are
showing the first buds and blooms
of spring. Tue excursion tickets,
which are sold at 50 90 from Pitts
burg and at proportienately low rates
from other stations, admit stop.of'
at Baltimore in either direction, and
are valid for return within ten DAYS.
The special train of parlor cars
and day coaches viii run as follows,
and tickets will be sold at the rates
quoted
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April End, 1884.
COURE PROCLAMATION.


Where's, the Hou. JEREMIAH LYONS
President Judge OF the Court of Common
Pleas, for the FoTty-First Judicial District
composed Of the counties of Junlata and
Perry, and the H0UoTables JOSIAH BAR
TON and J. z. WICkERSHAI. Associlfe
Judges OF the said court OF Common Pleas
OF jduiata county, hy p7ecepy duly issued
aad 10 me directed fer holding Court Of
OJe AID Fermiucr and Geaeral Jail Daliv-
cry, and General Quarter essions of ibe
Peace at MiEimtowu, on the
FOURTH MONDAY or APRIL, 1891.
BEING THE 23d DAY or THE MONTH
NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN, to tue Coroner,
justices OF the Peace and C9usts5jes ortbs
County OF Juaiata, that they be then and
there "a lheIr proper PERSONS, al 10 o'clocI,
III tie forenoon ct Sai day with their rec
oTds, lDqrisi,iOEs, examinations and over
ieineEoer@nce8, to do those thugs that to
;hclr Offices respectfully s2rgrt,fn. and
those that aye bagGi bg rsc6rg.zsD,e TO
prosecute against the prisoners that are or
may be IN the Jail Of said county, be tban
and tac'e 10 prosecut. against them as
sEal, Ge jl8t.
~ an act of the AssyiaNIv. pags-F fba
Uth day Ot lay, 1854, /, mtia The datv of
Justices o. the Peace OF tie several coun-
ueS OF this Commonwealth TO return to the
Clerk OF the Court Of Quarter Sessions oe
the respective counties, al the recogui-
zAnces entered iuto before them Jy any citi-
zc" or persons charged with tho cor ms.
s'on ot any crime, except such cases as may
ge eaacd before Justice OF the Peace. mn.
der existing laws at least ten 6svy ba.ora
The comrerccmcut o. the session of tb,
court 10 winch they are made r.tprp,hl.
respectively, ana N ali cases where r,ro,-
hzarCes ars entered into less than ten davs
before The committeeman OF the session IN
which they are made rctu7nable. the s,,I
Justices are to return the same in the sane
manner IS II said act had not been PASSED
Dated at MnHintown, the 2sth dav or
Ma. ca IN The year Of our Lord, one tbon-
and eight hundred and ui2etv-four.
SAMUEL LAPP, ShsrtF.
SUFRIFF's Dr-,,r
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iEG.4L.
a GOOD HOME INVESTMENT.

The hrSt mortgage bonds o: the Mifin-
Town ard Patterson Water Companies. are
row offered for sale at the .jrrist, V7lInv
Bank. The amount OF the issue is s2y Co0
Ten (lr) bonds are 81 900 each. T'b. ~,,s
OF interest Is I've o. percent. clear Of taxes.
payable in semi annual coupons. The V,r-
fin coupons in FehTVIrv and August. ard
the Patterson Coupons IN : prfl and October-
The principal is Pl,ab'e in twenty t2el
years and yedCCmahie in ten (IO) Years. Tba
Companies have been in cr.ratign. NiUa
(') months and hav" an income that /, ouir,
sufficient 10 meet the interest on tb, h1nas
and sii other charges The stock holders
OF the companies aye LoUs F. Atkinson
president; l.. Banks. vic. presidents. 2. =
HarRer. Secretary; T. Y. Irwin. ira9sr-.r
Jeremiah Lyons +. ". II. PcHneU. VINE.
hcoues aui N:E. u. Hlnks, and .hev mr.
pose to keep safe tIo interests of patrens.
oond-hcl-rrs auI creditors before they lake
'h' return for their own iaycs in'-nt Fv
ccpf the OTigjua' Court House bonds ,vhirb
bore S!N 90 per cent. interest There has
never becn SO good "a bond investment offer
"a 70 investors. Price par auf accrued in
tt.eSt.
NEWPORT AND SHERNAN,S VAL
ley Eai'~oed Company. Time t3l,ra
OF passenger trains, in effect on Monday
September j, 1898.
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cd and described as follows: On the north
by lands of Joseph Dobbs, Matthias SNYDER,
and Blanch II. Landis; on the east by Tus-
carOra creek and lands of Martha DowIinz
D. B Miliken and II. }. Kent; on the sou:h
by lands of Ii. J. KeDt; on the west
by lands Of J. p. Heimefnger; containing
one hundred acres mora or less. having
thereon erected log dwelling house and
frame stable. 5 iezed taken in execution and
10 be sold as the property of S. Q. Rohrer.
with notice to George W. Bennett, terre
tenant.
No I. tract OF llnl situate in La.k
township, Junilta county, Pa, bounded
a1d described as follows: On the north by
lands OF W. D. Walls; on the east bT lands
OF Daniel keemer' on the south by Iaads Of
Frank Rohrer, Neal Cru.hsrs and Caleb
EOcum; on the west by lands OF ", D.
Walls, containing tive hundred and fous
acres more or less having thereon crested
a frame dwelling house. Siezst taken in
execution aud to be sold as the property Of
MiitoD ShOop.
NO. :. \ tract OF land situate in Spruce
Hill township, Juniata county, Pa bound
ed and described as follows: On the north
/ by lands OF Memo Esb; on the east by lands
! OF George Patterson aud Noah Esh; on the
SCUM Dy Ianus OF CHRISTIAN lOier; and
Katie Yoder, NIttie Yoder aad Ell Arm
strong, or the west by lands of Narga,et
| OaeSon, William PattersoR's heirs aud
James Fitzgerald. containing one hundred
/ acres more or less, having thereon erected
stone dwelling house, bank barn, wagon
shed and other out buildings. SIezed taken
IN execution to be sold as the property OF
J ohm I. Patterson.
No. 9. 4 tract of Wood land situate in
Spruce Hill township, Juniata county, Pa.
bounded and described as follows: On tie
north by lands of Philip Miller. Charles
Bca!e aud Dlved Palm; on the east by
landa oi John BTFEer; on the south by lands
of JOAN BTyUer, and Cyrus Jacobs; on tho
west by lands OF Cyrus Jlcp1s; containing
ten acres more or less. Siezsd taken in
execution and TO be sold as the property Of
John l.. Patterson.
No. 10 One hall interest in mountain
tract Of land situate in Spruce Hill town
ship, Juulata county Pa, bounded and de-
Scribed as 'O!lows, on the north by lands O +
Eli Armstrong; on the east by lands Of
Jesse Rice; on the south by Perry county
line; on the west by Robert Patterson; con- /
tanning one hundred and ffiy acres more !
or less. SiezeG taken in execution and to .
be sold as the property Of John l.. Parter- /.
son.
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Hooa's Pills act easily get plompt
EcEsSETi soup

Peanut soup IS new culinary
wrinkle which appeals to those Who
are III search Of novelty. The
nuts are sheAad, roasted, and ground
to p fine powder, and stirred into a
cream soup made from pint Of mill;
and PiH5 Of water Il an-I liable
spoonful OF flour and q large one OF
butter, rubbed together, and we'll
seasoned with salt and pepper.
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ASSEMBLY,.

ldr. Edlior:-As hzye been repeatedly
ask whether 1 w2uid be a candidate for re-
election to the House OF Representatives.
deem It not out Of place, TO thus publicly
reply to all such iEteUogs,ions, | am a
candidate for reelection and respectfully
ask the Republicans o, JuuIate for their
support. During my present term l have
served them as honestly and faithfully as /
knew how, keeping their bsst interests are
ways in view, and my past service IN their
&c half should be- a guarantee for my future
action. Should be 50 fortunate as to be
again chosen as their Standard bearer, and
that choice be ratified BY the people at the
polls, my best service will always be at
their disposal.
II TATINFp WI SON
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LEGAL.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The following sscale Of prices for ar.
nourcements has been mutually agreed up.
on by the undersigned and no deviation
from the same will De made:
Congress, So; Legislature, 81; Register
and Recorder. s.; Sheriff, So; County Sur.
yeyor, So; Coroner, 81; Chairman, So; Rep
resenative Delegate, s.. All additional
communications rec Ommeudns candidates
VIII be charged 10 cents per line. Money
in all cases to be paid in advance.
VIZ. n. ALLISON,
Editor JaHiata Herald.
Z. +. SCHWEIER,
EDToR SENTrEEL & REPuBLIcAy,
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In addition to the special train the
tickets VIII be good for passage on
all trains Of the 18th inst, except the
PeunsylyaniG Limited.
Tickets on sale in Pittsburg, at
Union Ticket Office, Fifth Avenue
and SmithieId Stres-, and Union
Station, and At ali stations mentioned
above. For Iuu information apply
to Thomas Z. Watt, Passenger Agent
Western District, 10 Fifth Avenue,
Pittsburr.
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COUNTY, COMMITTEE
ElEETETE

The Republican County Committee
viii meet in the Jacobs House, on
Saturday, April 28.h, 1894, at l
o'clock 2. n, TO tx q time t. hold
the primary election and transact
such otter business as may be
brought before it.
NAI SmnK,
April Il, 1894. Chairman
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Last Sfthe Pennsylvania Ra,
roads Popular EXCur-
slCns TO the Nation
al Capital.

The series Of spring excursions to
the National Capital, which have
been so successfully conducted bv
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
will close with the final trip on April
18th. These excursions have proven
exceedingly popular, both on account
Of the low rate and the many attrac-
tions which Washington has to offer
the visitor during the spring. Al
ways a delightful city, Washington
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gF0sE wog = Drag.

1irs. \. III. Clarke Of Lapp's. Pa,
writes: Il lave ba.u using Hoods
Sara apGrils. Ny liJtle boy he'd no
appetite and could not sleep. 1 con
cludnd 20 oy Ho1Gs'5 Sarsaparila
and [ found it did him good. He
now eats and sleeps we'll. 1 am now
taking 1t myself. / always felt tired
and worn out. Now / can cat and
sleep. and work docs not seem 30 be
d drag.
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H. LATIMER WILSON,
REGIS TER AND REcnRnFR

-t-3' y 7 N nv y hL-INIJLb.
EDITOR, ,SEsTSEL AND REpuRL1c.y
please announce that am A candidate 10,
the Office OF Register and Recorder at tbs
ensuing Republican Primary Election sub.
Ject 10 Republican rules and usages. I re.
specuu!ly ask The support Of the Repub.,
cans CT the county, and, il nominated and
elected pledge my best efforts to the dis.
charge OF the duties Of the office.
JAMES j &CMULLEN.
East Waterford, Pa,
April 2nd, 1891.
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DEATH WARRANT SIGNED.

On Monday, April 10th, Governor
Pattison signed the death warrant Of
Jsnes B. Carpenter, and fixed Thurs.
day, June 14th, 1894, as the dav for
the execution The hanging will take
place in the NifiintoWn jail ward.
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W a!lleT township.
March 27lh, 1891.
= XEcUTOR'S NOTICE.

Estate OF Elizabeth Zeudt, deceased, late
of Fayetie township.
Letters Iestamentary upon the above
estate having been granted to the under
signed. All persons indebted 70 said
estate arc requested to make immediate
payment, an1 those having claims 10 rre.
sent the same without delay to
JOHN c. HUSTETTER.
April End, 1884.
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CONDITIONS NE SIZE

Fifty doliars o; the price or sun 81 which
the property shalt oa stru21, of shall be
paid 10 the sheriff at the time o. sale. IN
less the purchase money shall be less than
that sum, in which case only the purchase
money shall be paid, otherwise the property
will again b. Immediately put up ana sold ;
the balance of ;he purchase money must be
paid to the Sheriff at his Office within FIVE
day from the time OF sale, without any de-
naud being made by toe Sheriff therefor,
otherwise the property may again b. sold
at the expense and risl, OF ile person TO
whom IT is struck OF, who. in ease of auv
deficiency at such resale shall make good
the same.
SAMUEL LAPP, Sheriff.
Shsriti7s OhiCe,
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ESsL.ND is talking about raising
the duty or tariff on cigars.
THE big four G in Washington
D. C., just now are "sigglc, gabble
gobble, 60"
THERE have been twenty four mur.
der cases in Luzern county within
the past four months.
If the wife Of Colonel Breckenridge
is the decent woman thatit IS claimed
she is, she will never live with her
husband
GENERAL Henry W. Slocum, one OF
the northern generals against slavery
died in New York on Saturday. He
was born in 1927.
QUEEN VICTORIA, is foar feet, FIVE
inshes tall, and nearly as many inch
es around as tall, and cannot walk
on account Of y4ricoss veins.
A SENSATION was created ia Platte
City, No, last wee,, by The grand
jurs finding true bill against 20
Gitiza2s, men and women for playing
progressive euchre. The fight IS
among church members. Those who
don't play cards watt card playing
prohibited in church circles.
One Of tho wonders of the age is
the fact, that the democrats have al /
most one hundred majority in
Congress aad seldom have a quorum
with which to transact business. |
The average democratic Congressman /
does NOS seem t5 know what he was
elected to Congress for
THE democrats have almost one
hundred msiority in the lover house
Of Congress, and can't get a quorem
to transact business. They tried to
pass & luIe to fine each and every
member present who viii not vote
"hen the roll Is called but they
couldn't pass th, rnlc. Iucompeten-
cy seems 20 be stamped on every
feature ana "c' oi the democracy OF
the nation
SENATOR HnI, Of York State, uu-
derstauds the views Of the democracy
OF tho North, on the tariff question,
and has accordingly acted in the in
interests Of the business Of the north
s-,n,,.,, :. .l,c s.,t.s ',I. us " a'ioI
r., - ~ | r.. 81 .''-'7[ '''' ''
,,I., ,,,5o- .,.-,. ..' -. o'''' 80 CID" d,
tl..I7 ~ Is - 'lo ""'p ,'I' spun 'l
II. e[...a.v-,. 80 ~
4l..7,..,. .,' I, 80 - '10 'Jutn Tl
~ ''' ~ '''' 's''- '' osH''o' IiIii,
AS democracy ai' taxing about
'Ii'i 'lS inc power oi the s2ld
soU'h Dy c"t'1l& Texas INTO for
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VIII Do soHn al the next election
- 'ir'' 'D' democratic candidate Tor
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tors-ts Of the country, and that i
enough. The voter Of Fbs ,,rt,
will settle free trade tbs Iiv:,,. l,r,.I, J
or Of dead slavery ot fbo De,s ,Iao
ton.
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