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EVANS PATENT SELF-SHARPENING
PLOUGIfS. HARVEST TOOLS. &c.

EN ANS PATENT SELF -SftARHENlNCT
PLOUGHS. HARVEST TOOLS. &C.
FHTHE subscriber is manufacturing T.. o
4 EVANS reverse point, or sefsharpening PLoUGHs:
each share 0f ron) has points; and by
ing, upon the principle of sesharpening, and there
fore economy in using. Thase ploughs made in the
best possible manner and will be sold or reasonable
terms, be had in this city; together with my
ensive assortment of other make of piougs and agcu
rural implements generally
In store, very superior Pennsylvania made Grain era
DIES, with Waldrons and Gnfin's Blades GrniR and
Grass SCYTHES of WaIdron's, Griflin's, and Amen-
can manufacture; Scythe Snathes and other Harvest
tools; Threshing Machines, Horse powers, &c. SC.
have also patterns foI, and have made some splendid
Cast Iron Ratings for private dwellings and lamp posts
md would invite those wanting such articles, call
my work.
All orders will meet with prompt attention
j. s EASTMAN
Sc Pratt ST., between Charles * Hanover ST.
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MARRIED,

On Thursday evening, ODD instant, by the Rev. A. j.
Elder, ANTHONY II. JENKINS TO LAURA M. E.,
youngest daughter of Henry Rep, Esq
On the 22d instant by the Rev. DIR. Wyatt, LEWIS
HOWELL, of Maryland, to MARGARET HUGHES,
daughter of the late Col Geo. Amsead of Baltimore.
On Wednesday morning, 2lst inst by the Rev. Mr..
KepIer, WILLIAM +. HANSON TO BARBARA G. E.
HOWSER, all of this city.
In Somerset county, on the 18th inst. the Rev. RICH
ARD II. WATERS, of Anne Arundel county, 10 Miss
ADELINE E. w. DASH IELI, ef Somerset county.
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NEWLY INVkaN aED HORSE POWER
AND THRESHING MACHINE.

AND THRESHlNG MACHINE.
TENHE subscriber would inform the public that ne
IL has been able TO test his NEW HORSE POWER
* THRESHING MACHINE, and now offers them &c
the public; believing lat they will fully meet the eXpec
aton and wishes Of the purchasers he thinks that they
will be found equal, If not superior 10 any Machines for
uat purpose in use. They are compact, strong,
and believed to be very dLrabe calculated be work
ed by four horses.
He has also hand other Horse powers and Thresh
NJ Machines less expens We.
He is likewise Agent for the sale Of Mr.. Unuy's Horse
Powers and Thresfng Machines; those preferring these
Machines procure them by calling at his Farmers
Repository, in Pratt street.. -
esq j s. EASTMAN.
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DIED,

At Frederick, the 18th inst, Mrs ELIZABETH,
wife of Edward Turbutt, Esq
At Harrisburg Pa, on the 18th instant WILLIAM
GRAYDON, Esq, in the sod year of his age. Mr.. G.
of the clearly seIllers'' of tho present capital
of Pennsylvania, and has been for than fifty years
a greatly useful and highly respected citiqen of that
town.
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SHOE THREADS.

TN LARABEE, No. 30 South CGlreTt street, has
ELs received by the late arrivals from Liverpool, the
most complete assortment of SHOE THREADS ever
offered in this City, uprising the various kinds, VIZ:
BROwE, GREEN, HALF BIEACHED, RLEAcHED, and yell
Low; all from the factory in Europe Also, store,
general assortment of SHOE TOOLS amt FINDINGS,
LASTS of every description, BOOT TREE'S, PEGS
of all Sizes Sc &C., all OF which will be sold as low as
the same articles he had for in this any other city
Country merchants will do well TO call before purchas-
NO dislm sep 81
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aALIlAiUlskG AND OE1IU IsIAA1A HSO4AD
NIB COMPANY-The Stockholders are reminded
that the Annual Meeung takes place ON MONDAY
NEXT, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ the Office o. The Compa-
ny, in Light street As the report of the Directors will
hen be presented it hoped that the attendance the
Stockholders viii be general. &C lo-2t
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"ANPED.-A Young Man who has c0nsidgrI
w able experience in business lis DESTROYS of0btais
ing situation in wholesale grocery -four or comma
sion house, where he could make himself generally
full He would not object To taking charge country
store, going TO any part of the United Staes IN tes
capacity OF agent, collector, clerk The most
excepuOnabe reference gvenas character capabiEy
Office, No. West Fayeue st. Basement of the 0sas
Hotel e.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE

n H good House SeFvaIlIN
q OF good character of both sexes from 10 % yeazs
o aye, slaves Tor llie Tor very extensive Hoel in the
city of New Orleans, where they will be well tYeahsd
and references will be given if required that they aE
expressly foTtie geneman'S use, and not for spa
ulaon and fair cash price will be given appicaaae
TO LEWIS F. SCo1"rI General Slave Agency sadF
lDsegence office, Nos West Fayette street, basement
Barnum's Hotel. aaG
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MIR. DAVISON'S PATENT MUSCULAR
GUIDE TO PEN NIANSHIP.

N report read and adopted by the Maryland Institute,
on the utility of the Guide in actual application, Is
ound the following
"The repetition upon the Guide inculcates so correc
conception of the letters and drills the muscles INTO SO
exact obedience to the will that failure would be little
less than phenomenon.
ROOMS Al, baltimore street.
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{hz- BALTIMORE TY.-ATTENTIoNi-
FRIENDS OF HARRIsON.-The frien!s OF Harrison
in baltimore county requested to attend public
meetings TO be held at IL O'clock the days and at
the places mentioned below when addresses will be do
liyered by distinguished friends.
On MONDAY, both of October, at Jockeys Tavern, Z
miles the York Turnpike.
On TUESDAY, 9th, at ResterstOwn.
On WEDNESDAY, the 2sth, at FrankIinville, on the
franklin Turnpike.
On THURSDAY the 2sth, at Shippers, g miles on the
Falls Turnpike.
On FRIDAY. 29h, at Middleown.
On SATURDAY, 3lst, at Partition Depot, % miles On
the Susquehanna Rail rond
oc23
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Spurious bills, of the denomination of five dol
lars, Camden Bank, S. c. are in circulation
The plate appears to be genuine, but the sigma
tues are fcticious.
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VA ANTED TO HIRE, By the year, fellass
w Slave-abIe to do washing, cooking &c. for
small family. Also, Boy, from 10 to Is years Of azes
Apply at the Pilot Office. an Hon
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J. Il. WATSON.
IMPROVED WIRE WEAVING AND SIEVE
MAKING ESTABLISHMENT, I

No. Sc South CALVERT STREET, BALTImoRE.
HWE would particularly inform those who buy WO-
III VEN WIRE and SlEVES 10 sell, that IL would
he their adv antage to call on him before pur-
chasing elsewhere. He also manufactures heavy twill
ed Woven Wire for Spark Catchers; plain and fancy
WIRE WORK for Book Gases, Windows, &C.; Bird
Cages, Rat and Mouse Traps, &c. &c. ocAaots
YuNO THE PUBLIC.--The undersigned has read
IL with establishment publication in the sun of yes
terday, charging thai the suicide of the late Mr. Daniel
Welsh was accustomed by the ndeliiy of his wife, and
charging me with improper intercourse with her.
hereby challenge the world pro the slightest ev
dence to justify such charge, which denounce as an
unfeeling and infamous faseh. 3D.
oca4-It* JOSEPH MOUNT GARRETT.
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SITUATION WANTED-By a ym -

a VI II HN11s - Il Ely a you h1111
- who come highly recommended, etheE an
Porter in Grocery, Flour, or Commission Storu--
Waiter, or Bar keeper any other respectable latoD
ing work where he make himself useful 10 his enz
poyer,and would have objection to u the SauGk
or Wesi.-Good recommendations will he given in
gaia 10 character &c. Apply to LEWIS F. SCOTTEE.
"ehera Intelligence and Agency Office, Old Establish
ment NO. J, West Fayette street, basement ofths Ct
Hotel seq
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4ENOTICEs-xe

VA at L. F. sCOTTPA
w Intelligence and Agency office Nc2 W. Fey
sue street. easement of Barnums City Hctt, CseIAsz
Book keepers, Porers, Walters, CoacHmen, LsbsFsEa
Chamber maids, Cooks, Wet and Dry Nurses, Sc. ~,
au 2f
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MASSACHUSETTS,.


BouNTGEs IN MASSACHUSETTS, has been
paid du ring the last year about $4,000 10 en-
courage agriculture:
Bounty on wheat, S9,2SO
To Agricultural Societies, 4,354
Salary of Agricultural Commits
sionecs, 1,900-S15, 1874
Bounty on silk, for destruction Of noxious ami
mails, and printing for agricultural purposes, for
the past year, cannot fall short of S3000 making
an expenditure of $4,000, for the benefit of that
noble and important branch Of industry.
BUNKER Hill MoNUMENT.-A gentleman in
New Orleans has added to the Monument fund
a donation OF $4,000. This amount will make
up the sum necessary for its completion
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MARTIN NIATHERs 4 co.

MERCHANT TAILoRS, No. 9 N. Howard
I'VE STREET inform their friends If5i the public that
they have selected from the New Eak, Philadelphia
and Baltimore mark is their Fall aiH Winter supply OF
Goods, embracing handsome assortment OF the most
desirable Clolhs Cashmere and Vestng which they
will promptly make up to order in the best styie OF
workmanship and fashion, and respectfully SOLICIT con-
nuance of the patronage heretofore literally besow
ed They have for sale few gross OF superior Coat
Cord, suitable for the trade.
N. B. For sale or rent, first rate modern built two
story HOUSE, with an attic, and extensive back build
ings, in Saratoga street TO Liberty Enquire as
hove at &c 5
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4 SITUATION "a Teacher wanted, bya yoHAE
IA man, from Portsmouth, College,) who has had
years experience in the business OF teaching ~
situation in aprivate family Academy in or DszA
the city, would be preferred. Enquire at the eHsrz
Intelligence Office - address 'fM N. L., throaN&
the said office, shall be promptly attended to- Oe 30
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SITUATION WANTED-By young man, IN
- ther Clerk Assistant in a wholesale and re1E
Grocery, Flour, and Commission StOie in CoaataN7
Room. He fully acquainted with mercantiiebustuaaa
and produce the very best kind of references m
gard character and qualification. For further nssaS
ton apply to LEWIS F. SCOTTI'S General TnsaM
gence and Agency Office, No. . West Fayette stEaefE
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MARQUIS DENISON,

81 BALTIMORE ST.
MEAS JUST RECElVED-Extra superior Rochester
NJ White Wheat FLOUR fresh No. HOPS; Vel
vet CORKS: English and American SPORT gPOWDEk;
ry choice chewing TOBACCO, and Principe sEGAkS;
which, with our usual surplv Of Green and Black
TEAS, FAMILY GROCERIES WINES and LII
QUORS, for sale at moderate prices oi5
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SII'uATION MANTED.

EBY Young Man, as assistant clerk in asCsrgOeEs
ED Flour, Commission Store, Bar keeper 0raBy0thaRs
situation where he could make himself usefaL Ia his
employer. Good recommendations will be given I'M
regard to character, SC. Apply to
LEWIS F. SCCTTEt
No. West Fayette Street, basement story Of Barag1s
City Hotel, General intelligence, Agency, and BEsksy
ONCE, Old Establishment. re-
oc l3d4t a..t.tl
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OHIO.

The RESULT IN OHIo.-The Cincinnati Ga
zcttc says:-Returns are in from ~ counties,
giving Corwin majority of Is, $50. There are
6 small counties to come in, which gave Shan
non majority of Sal, which deducted, reduces
Corwin's majority to 1884.
CONGRESS.
Of the 10 members of Congress, the Wings
have elected II, and the Vans Ia Wing gain
of 4.
LEGISLATURE.
The following shows the state of parties in
the Senate as near as we can get it:
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w WANTED.
SITUATION WANTED.

HBY young man from the Northern States Raoh-
- Keeper or assistant Clerk whOIesal o. FstziE
grocery nour OF commission store any other Fspe1f
his employer The very best references will be ? S
in regard to character, &c. Apply to
LEWIS F. SCOTTIS5
General Intelligence, Agency, and Brokers' OaKss.
No. West Fayette street, basement of BarnIrnsa faz
Hotel. Sc 90
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6ALTVEFl PARKER. CORNER OF CAL
~ vert and Lombard streets, offers tor sale
500 bundles American ami 10 casks Steet ZINC
English Sheet Iron 1000 lbs. Lead ripe
80 nacks Russia do 200 bundles Iron Wire
Is tons best American tons Speter
Boiler Iron 10 tons hoGped Rod Iron
400 MICS cad 10 do Band s Scroll do
100 boxes Tin Plates 10 do Scotch Pig Iron
100 pjps Banca Tin English Blistered aud Cast
$50 do Cornwall do Steel
With an extensive assortment OF Stoves SHIPS Gam
oosas g. g. Sc %
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SHIPPING CORD.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, OCTOBER "a, 1870

CLEARED,
Ship Scotland, New Orleans
Barque Noble, Cedar Keys, Fa.
Brrn barque Philadelphia, Bremen
Brig Commerce, Norfolk.
Schooner George Washington, st Thomas.
Schooner Iaf4uin, West 1udies.
Schooner PantaloOn Mobile
ARRIVED,
Dir brig Coquette, Harrison.
Rr brig Jane, PeaTman.
Schooner Gem Warrington, Williams
Brig Ogethorpe, Sanner.
Schooner Cinderella, Herbert.
Schooner Orbit, Arnold
Schooner Intelligence, Williams.
Schooner PloughbOy, Marshall.
Schooner ChancefOrd, Meyers.
Sloop Miller, Olive.
Steam packet Georgia, COffey
Steam packet Columbus Parrish.
SAILED-Ship Scntand, Merryman, New Orleans;
barqe Noble, Cedar Keys Fla; brlgs Commerce. Norfk;
Arethusa, st John, NIB; scnooners PantalOon, Mobile;
Hope, Demerara; w A Caldwell, Charleston.
Ship Victoria, Woodbury.; briggs Almena, Kent; Chico
aw Nickerson; Chatham Taylor, and schooner Susan,
Taylor, all from Baltimore, arrived Boston 2lst inst.
Brig Eleanor, Jones. from Baltiin IRE, arrived at Sa-
vannall 18th INST
Schooner Frederick Upper, Morgan, for Balti-
MORE cleared at Savannah 1911 instant
Schooner K Call, Edmondson, from Baltimore, ar
rived at Port Leon, Fa, 9th inst
schooner Cohen, Shepherd, from Baltimore,
at Charlie ton 18th instant
Schooner Rochester, Wise for Baltimore cleared at
New York I'D inst
Schooner Mary. Goodwin, from Baltimore, at
NewburypIr tn inst
Schooner Martha, McCaste, from Casne for Bait,arr
at Newport 10Th inst
Loss Of ship Sarah & CaToiine Of Boston The ship
Sarah X Caroline, oil Bostop Capt Albert Dunbar, from
Hamburg for Sydney, CO. was lost on Scatara Island
4h st she in ballast and is fully insured at two
Offices IN Boston.
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THJO CONTRACTORS FOR GRADUA-
| z IION, MASONRY 6. BRICK MAKING

THNO CONTRACTORS FOR GRADUAL
K VIOS, MASONRY q BRICK MAKING
Proposals VIII be received by the undersigned at the
Engineers offices OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, in Baltimore Martinsburg and Cumberland,
up to O'Clock, p NJ, Saturday, NOvem her I4th,
proXIno, for The following work-oG the line of said
road between Harpcrs Ferry and Cumberland, viz
GRADUATION AND LULVERT MASONRY
OF Section lst-4t Residency, ID Division-Siuated
The Paw Paw Bend of the Potomac, near the Canal
Tunnel. Also, of Sd Section; 5h Residency, ID Dvi-
tam, opposite the mouth of Town Creek-both of said
sections having been recently abandoned b. the
ny. On the first named considerable of work
has been done by the late cOnactors-on the latter
thing.
ARCHING AND FRONT WALLS OF THE TUN
MEL AT THE PAW PAW BRIDGE, opposite the Ca
nal Tunnel This Tunnel is about 800 feet in length,
aud is in active progress; about thirds OF the
heading being finished. The quantity of brick required
fur the arching and side wdling will be about 100000 to
be burned ia the neighborhOOd of the Tunnel, and for
for moulding and burning ia the spring of next year
The manufacture of the bricks may be proposed for
separately from the other work Specifications of the
above work. with directions to the manner of bidding
&c, will be ready for distribution at the above named
Offices, on Monday the 18th curren,-and the detailed
PLANS of the unnel, banks and archng, will also be
prepared for inspection that day, at the offices, at
MaTtinsburg and in Cumberland. Satisfactory
mendations must accompany the proposals of such as
when the bids will be directed under SEAL and endorsed
with the description ofthe work proposed for. By order
Of the President and Directors.
BENZ. II. LATROBE,
Engineer of Location and Construction.
DC 20dtI0thN
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TO uIRE InTMKDIATRE.R

w smart woman HouSekeepeY. Enqzirs a.
the Bedding Mart, NJ w. Of Lombard and kis1B
SITS. None need apply without they understand ihehs
business, and come well recommended. One WIS
render satisfaction will find an easy comto rtable us
untiOn and fair wares. FdE
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A M U SEMENTS .

AMERICAN THEATRE, FRONT ST.
LOTS OF Fun! GREAT ATTRA cTIoN!!!
MR.. sLoMAN'S BENEFIT,
AND LAST APPEARANCE.
THIS EVENING, OCTOBER "A, 1870,
The performance will commence with the laughable
Farce of
THE WANDERING MINSTRELE
JeH Bags, (the Wandering Minstrel0 Mr. SL0MAN
In the course of the evening,
SIX COMIC SONGS, by Mr. SLOMAN
TO be succeeded by the Grand Spectacle of
SADAK AND KALASRADE!
Sadak. Mir THUMAN.
Kaasrade, Mrs. CANTOR
To conclude with the very laughable Farce OF
HERCULES, KING OF CLUBS:
Tim, Mr. SLOMAN.
Lavina Mrs. GROVES.
QG-A few Season Tickets may be had, it an early
application he made.-ED
QC5-BCIes so cents-Pit 2j-Gallery p.
QJ-Doors open at O'Clock, and performance TO com
mence at u precisely oc24
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CAuPEAcHY.-An arrival from Campeachy
yesterday, says the N. o. Commercial Bulletin
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SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
DENTIST,
AND MANUFACTURES OF
0CELAIN INCORRUPTABLE TEETH,
No. SO South Sharp street,
WR ESF9ECTEUI.I.Y informs the citizens of Bal
q more that he is prepared TO perform every opera
ton appertaining his profession, such as Cleaning
Filing and Plugging the TEETH, SC. lie will also in
sert corruptble Teeth Pivss Clasps, in the NEST
durable manner.
REFERENCES
Philip E. Thomas,
Matthew Smith, I p.b;nore
John Needles,
VIM Z. Bartlett, }
Elisha Townsend, Dentists, Phiad
81
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BALTIMORE COUNTY, Oct. 81, 40-At a meet
ing of the Central Committee Of Baltimore County, the
following resolution was adopted:
Resoirei That the several Tippecanoe Clubs of Bal
tmorc County be rcanes ed to the usual places
of holding their meetings, on SATURDAY, oath, and
MONDAY, the 3Ist instant, and that the Clubs be
also requested to appoint Committees of Vigilance to
attend tie Pells on Monday, ID of November.
&
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LEGISLATURE.

Doubtful, 1.
HoUsE.-The Wings, we think, have so mem
bers, and the Vans %. The Wing majority Cd
joint ballot will probably be "a.
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN OHIo.-Wc have
been favored, (says the Penn. Inquirer,) with the
twenty-third Annual Report of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Ohio. From
it we learn that the Church is in highly -four
ishing condition, and we CLEAN the following
statistics:-Churches, 53 baptisms in the year,
365; communicates added, 4S1 died or removed,
1856; total number present, 2, 1872; confirmed, III;
married, 81; funerals, 1872; Sunday school scho-
lars, ,5S2 contributions for benevolent objects,
$2,4S4 So.
1t is estimated that 100000 votes were polied
at the recent election in Ohio, being $1,000 more
than were ever polled at any previous election.
NEW NTERFEIT.-Counterfeit notes OF the
denomination of Sl00 on the Commercial Bank
of Lake Erie, have recently made their appear
ance in Cincinnati They are so we'll executed
as to have escaped the detection of some OF the
brokers in that city. One of this desert ption was
offered at the Commercial Bank of Lake Erie,
letter A, No. 466, payable to r. Winslsw, dated
January, 10, 1889. The bank has issued no
notes of this denomination of later date than
January, 1887. The engraving is we'll executed,
though darker in its appearance than the genu-
inc. The principal defect is in the signatures
and filling up. The genuine are filled up by an
easy graceful hand, while the counterfeits are
badly written and numbered.
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PRICES OF STOCKS, go.

Reported for the PILOT & TRANSCRIPT every Saturday
By Jesse It. Peters, Stock, Exchange and Commission
AGENT North West corner nj Market and North sts,
BALTIMORE. Oct. ~.
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WMTOODEN yVARE-such as Baskets Painted
w BUCKETS; Tubs, Bread, Choppins, Cake and
Wash BOARDS, Towel Roilers Sugar Boxes, Barrel
Covers Bowls Muddlers, Lemon SQUEEZERS, But
ter PRINTS, Weavers REEDS and SHUTTLES,
SfIGO1S, of all sizes. For sale at
DUKEHART'S General Variety Store,
- 10th mo D 1914 Baltimore ST.
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ay-THE STANDING COMMITTEE OF THE
TIPPECAN0E CLUBS of the city will meet at North
Bend, on MONDAY ATE RNooN, the 10Th inst, n
O'Clock. THOMAS CARROLL, Sec'y.
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HNRESH INSPECTED HERRINGS-700
N, bbls Susquehanna Hernngs, of veiy superior
quality now inspecting on Pratt street wharf for sale
low from the wharf SELLMAN, & CROOK,
OIL dat Corner of South aud Pratt strerts.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-27
SWANToN, VT. MAY 81. 1910.
, EDITED Er CANADIANS &AnrslcANs.

how themselves iu he iunurnred hy Them
ministers, whea ilry Gpd thrir sacred
rights invaded AID their liberty in DANCE
of bring wtcsitJ ff,m them.
4" In lie evening. after vrs,tfs. Mes
she T%urcnllr, Cufatr 81 SIZE Rose, came
AMI tumk tea a. il,r pitsbllrfv 81 81. Eus-
lari e. W. gave a. lie the arcnuni ol The
drirHl aud n3aNssrTc pf Ihe ~Ieitls ia lie
South. Me.>iir paquia and Drresr, tr
gethrr with Nh. Tulc"Iir, believing ili>
opportunity n lavotaile our 10 eRlice ..bT.
tIcnAr from has eaierprt.e, sent .dm al
Invitation to cua e 10 the Pteshsirf,. liz
came Immediately. A, that time Mr.. ".
Scott, lis buit.r, Mr.. Nri Sr"ti, IF Ste.
Tlrfesr. and Nj. Emery Frfri, htnlirr-
ia-law Ia Mes>ifr Pmla,n, wrte piersut.
Wittn d.. CtrHrt arrived, hes>iW p.
told bin OF lht del, at "a / is afliaahs 10 tIm
6 nth, he entreaied Rim 10 iau aside oil
LIS dangerous designs J all the gralicuri
rtrSrnt, rrclrsihNiies Hbd Ia. men, lpin,d
Mr>sirr Psluin in his cntr%atir~, Jui Re
remained infertbie, He pretended thar
the aens htaagli hy Mes>irr Tuicotte " ~.
false, that Lc had iusi lratnrd hy an ex
rfrss auilfd from Grand. Il, ule', that the
Paitiai, had gained ID the $ nlh he add
ed thai for himssJ, his deferminaftan
icas mol 10 he changed. hat he had made
uD his mind 10 die wih a ms IN his hands,
rather han surrender I; hr wenl as iat H.
Ia say Z" liai they mielt as well check
the whitIwind IN rs fury, Ms t. chang,
his mind" Ia spite 81 his "hstinacy
deep :, II ,ailun whlrh oteIraue bin. l"t
now and then large tea s would drop from
his eyes, although lie tiled 10 suppress
Ihem."