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DIED.

On thc2eth inst EMMER SaN L. EegrE.
yrs. ll,months and q days, youngest .san, of !,
Wm. League.
On. the 18th inst. in Talbot 90, after 4, short
Mrs. MARY ONION, in sle Bath year OF her az
AT Moant Salnmbria, PEinee Georges county
Itt inst, Mrs. MARY FRANCES RAENE, col
John Il. Rayne M. d., In the 32d year other age
At New York, on Sundsy,last, at 55Grand ST
liver complaint, JAAfES,5t TEAC KLEq Esq, h
ofthe Eastern Shore ofMaryland, inthe ADD ye,
age.
AT Washington, on, Mpaday last. of const
FRANCIS L BROWN, formerly of Baltimu-
10 years.
At Augusta. Mass, 18Th inst. WILLIAM 4
soldier of the Revolution, and native of Roxbt
Sugars.
AT Kennebunk Sd inst JOHN BRAG DON,
honary pensioner, aged so years.
At Amesbury, Mass on the 20ih inst. aftera.
ness, MICHAEL WALSH, A. M, author ofd
camille Arihmetic,' y aged n years.
At Dervock, county Antrim, Ireland
LoCHIN, Esq, at the advanced age of mo VI
AT Stoke, Devon, WILLIAM DOYLE, late
animated bsaiswain of her Majesty's Navy
years.
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Alta mseting of She Wings of thu I'd election
Qistrict Us Baltimore county, held at Randalls-
town, pursuant TO, public notice, JosaplA Jamison
Sas called do tina chair, and William Chapman
'Has appeintcd SECRETARY. Tie meetiaes proceed
cal to tina organization Of a Ttppccanae Club, fol
the I'd election District, whcA the ElIgowing of
fcers were duly chosen:
THOMAS HARTY Presidept.
JOSEPH WRIGHT,
RICE, ID NMORTHlNCTCN. ". Priests
JOHN HrsNER,
WILLIAM CHAPMAN, lyN0oosl;r c..,,..
BEALL ovdSds, fsf99AA'Hg Secy''
JoSAH PENNY, }
1 Aas6o SssD, Corresponding seo'ys.
CA. OdtteH, 1leasursr.r
On moti9n, it was
2asolUel, That it ba recommended to The
friends of Harrison and Tyler, 10 this district. to
enroll them names as members OF this Clua,, as
tfsmos efficient means Incorporating with the
Rligs cf the county in bringing out the strength
c& the party at the Presidential election
ReseAsed, That crisis has arrived in the con-
diion 81 public atlairiy which invokes evsFy pa
triotic citizen TO TO the. aid OF the ccsptyy,
and that from the coFlbined efforts of the w higs
of the county, much may. ha accomplished in as
sistinls to overthrow the m.srule in the General
and State afovernmRnt,
Ees0IUed, That we hail the glorious results of
the elections in Rhnde Islaad, Connecticut, yir-
ei2ia, Louisiana, Kentucky, North Carolipa and
Alabama, as a certain olaen of the brilliant VIC
toy which awaits, the Wings in November,
naxt.
RESOLVED, That, the Van Buren, party have
rvinced great dagstIon to their cause In the ma
INTERSECTIONS of lRywhich they have shown, that
they have not lost Missouri and Illinois, and
that they will not lose New Hampshire.
Rcsol0ed, That these proceedings be signed
..p the chairman and secretary, and published in
the Wing papers of Baltimore.
JOSEPH JAMESON, Chm
WILLIAM CHAPMAN, Sec'y
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Ei5i,sa g ia tsbtrg easests.
MIAAlll Cal ;AL LANDS.

Nhl.ch has beeFss said and surfnlsed az ., the
mode ofs3ellingtlsa rest rived lands alss y, line
of the EIiami.. 'Oanal. People We NC .dered
how eaKtain .IneS.eoAtri we'd IL pick itp all fine
most valuable nn0ssg Il cse lands,sellen epen for
ently Many ,hawp susI ected all not fair.
and, il Is said, seme VI the parties had a call to
WasMngtpntc ,eNplain tins matter-aDd it has
also been suspected tlsat our bank reform Cover
nor haala hand. in. this peculation- Be that as
it may FOR the present. lie Ohio State Journal
has aR article upon the subject, stating briefly
the case, and proposing to investigate it, We
compile from Ms Fs4le 3 artiele.tbe following
state OF The case,
Congress made a, gran of la2lsto aid in the
construntienAof the Mia mi canal. Under this
grant the Secretary Treasury directed that
five miles ON eaeh.side o the canal rDute should
be reserved froplasler Ill the sections allowed
to the State Ayese selagte l. The Register of the
Land Ctiice at LANA wa entrugted with draw
ing the exteriorl5nes Of his reservation, and SO
drew them as to reserve. more lands than he was
directed 70 ssthsaBd frOn sale When applica-
tons werc-made to antsa the lands, within the
Registers lines, the aRph cant vas. turned away
with, '.that lanasSs1eserx ed.'
In the winter o4 1Sas-s informatiGn was civ
Ella from " ashihaton,that an accurate map would
be sent to him OBJ the la IDS asitually reserved
and not selected. by, the Statssw with view TO
bring tfem into market. These lands had been
before offered atpfhllg sa le wititom purchaser,
anu, VI 'oupaf3iAt AS1 Ah SihucAA Htdae IteSeTCe5
were open to the entiiy at the tFst applicant at
the minimnm prices as til ey wsuld have been at
any time il they had mad beels reserved, as sup
posed.
The Register snspRGR ths5,g when the map
came, sone.Yallasao La Ids would. bc found not
included in the, aGcnraat ly defined boundaries of
the res1rvationi. G6nsg ltatiopa eAvere had. A
sight Of thel map was romise il TO some special
tl,tend", .Nhe bad. n0Boe to be ready with funds.
All to be hxedtb1s6re th Official map should be
made nubLc., Funds were gob. IN Cincinnati
from Bankers aldAa Bf okcr; a.sd bhe latter en-
tered tia extreIaa ships OF theselands for about
twenty SIX miles t1th lands were also entered
The question 5, for yghum were these
lands 50 entered WA the ReEister or any of
his tarRlyE-w as2nF q NAL Commissioners--wa
any "hanksretnrrR spe cutatiogeAsztt1tg Excellen-
cy at all interessed4 1t is sanl,that some of
these lands were anPh ed for by some good loco
focos Let a day ,GntaEO before these arrangements
were complete1J and refused. Were three or
four sections ortEaohs of these lands near kalei-
da, til acounty seated Putnam Had these trans
actionsany coninet'l1 as with the Binghampton
post rutes, or thac Cob loans'
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WILLIAM CHAPMAN, Sec'y.

Attention Ladies.An infallibe meaas Of destroying
black beetles and cockroaches is, to sem the roots of
black hclehore on the floor night. Next morning,
the Whole family of beetles and cockroaches will be
found either dead dying for such their avidty for
the poisonous plant that they iail to when
they can get H. Black hellebose grows in marhsy
grounds and may be had at all the horb shops.
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Ay.ANGLING Aug ling appears to be all the 90
now-a-days, aRAlwe don't wonder at it, for the
city sdull and The Il sh hungry Abrsk and plenty
If the readerrTis4les to know.hoas to catch fish,
let h,zp fallowomr irections--in the first place.
let him go to Eisenh )ukehatts, whose advertise
men always aPHaia 5 in our papar, and be fixed
out "a snortsEaanIm style---thengLet him take a
trip 1own to Hound Is, the White Rocks or Lit
tic GunpewaaF, al I'd if he dent make havoc
Agst the @4lttdls waggletails? he's no sports
man diff
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From HdIifGr.-The survivors of the English brig
yernonaryed at Halifax Friday last, having left Has
the morning Of the execution of the pirates who
murdered their companions. The Spanish Captain AN
tonic Peloso who captured the prates has been pro-
NOTED to the rank of Lieutenant in the Spanish Navy,
and the merchants of Halifax have voted him gold
medal and chain. and intend to present him with other
testimonials Of their respect for his praseworthy con-
duct e14 hH es
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HARRTsONSE ANlD REFoRM-It was reso led IN,
the Wings iEleiifh , sixth and seventh dis,t,, Of
CectcounRd ff0' I'm conventions ASSEMBLED 10 hold 4
pul ne meeting ntnf woods, near BATHS Swamn t,yo
ncs from P9fsi ips josle, on dhe 2liA of Septpmber
ne ,it teno coelS7 am% number Of DISTINGUISHED
speakers ViG;ne tue re. The yuinons s,,r 80 ~
present Gdfefnen will be tSllgnnd distinctly pointed
OF Sths ideaiido trnes of the day, ably and cIearv
defined. A dinner i'm Log Cabin styIeS ,,;;I h y
W on the oseasiis ALL are ingted t, attend SCI
- leF q: NJ KiDH
aug 26 $50,
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HEALTH OTFiCF; 4ngn-, .35,h 3.
{ -
MARRIED.

IfAt Washington, on Che 10Th ms gaat, WILTITl
WIMSATT', formerly OF Washington, to Mis- NJ
HELEN MASSEY, of Alexandria, .. c.
At Hobart, Delaware county, N. r., on the, sgti
WILLIAM HUNT, Of Broomsgroye, Worasste,
England. to SARAH ARABELI4lS, second l-6igs
Dr.. Calvin Howard, of the formcrplaee.
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ANNEJs' COUNTY.-Taere will IL. a me~,in,. Of
friends of Gen. Harrison, ON FRIDAY NEXT. ri
2Stll inst, near Centrevne., Queen Anne's counw.
Wheis IA DIS sritnds IN Baltimore. are respectful
y aud urgently iEved The steaiaer Gov WoIts.t W.
leave Patterson wharf, Baltimore, on Tharsdav fe
at 8 o'cpck A NJ, aAi Getu1rih will Ieaye t-entr
VINO oihffudy evening nj O'chskc. u q
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f67-EIEXENTH WARD TIPPEC ANOE CHR
Aiiead,a Ieslhlar meeting THIS EVENING an & ociocl
Of Mrs Rfh2s Lexington Market. h business nj is
poHance to- the nserests aethe parsp1ill cosns beta
The Club in Is expected Tia, there Will be f5lI NEE
Ing BY Frder EDvE NEFmI rs
uSo' Ret. Secy
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TTEiAGfO N FIRST yVARIY TIPPEC4NoH
Gu B-AheIH viii be an adlOuniedi meeting of tbl
Clnb at IHgg,s ote Market ST., f. r., ON Thurs
bers requested so be pualctuaI ansi nil fjendlv
.hecalseAfe inviteGto attend A tabed friend of th
ralsei is cSgfateo to address the meeting an u
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tG3-SPECIAL MEEfING.-Fhere uidl be a,soec
meeting of TRE STANDING. COMMITTEES slRtT,J
,I lip CLUBS of be city, at ssat6RJ
Z atIi 10 THOS. CARROLL Spc,-
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DALTN1ORE OnnNIY

! TIRE TIPPECANoEbCLI8 OF END Ep ECTT
DISTRICT will meet nj iRa1llars Tavern ON SA
URpAY 9th Scpleln1eEs att5a'cIock, p. NJ.
TIA u A.
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MORE OF mR-a PGINsEG1oS Obi .g.pEEl
= BILL
The Globe osssy edncsday Coasains the >ollowA
ing extraordiEe ey'article'
From the GsS5xys
Mill AIRY NoRCE AT QtaNCY,' .IIlL,9

MILL AIRY EIcRCE AT QUINCY, ,IISL-4l
ssWe point the public eye to the first Nsilitaayi
arrav brought int, the arena eE elections IN our
dav. The scene at Quincy, Illinois, is an emas
nation of that desperate spjnt'-of Federalism
which the myrlsidons of the Rasks and money.
ed interest, in and out of Conaress are msvp
rendering in e7ary section o bar countTNS 1t
BIS war upon cur fundamental institutains.4e~
The squadron of horse at Quincy, paraded TO
ride over the rs gifts of our natuEalized cifzens,
lis in perfect keeping with the Wanting spirit
which passed thesl1hen and 5editieR IalN7g and.
which, in our own time,-even at the last ses-
sion OF CongrrSs--proposed the repeal tfsthe
Naturalization laws. Ii the poeT!e.sf this couH-
try would prevent the anarchJl, and bloc Shedy
and revolutions which occur osery wear iR.the
Soath American Republics, they must coinesto
the polls emboGiedy to frown down those outr
RACES They can,loulI it dow aSas the firm yeo-
InEEnrv did the violence threataRed to thesLe-
stature at Harrisburg. But they, must come
iusGted, if they would co,D t]isi,eohorts oi-tle
Banks"
That our reaadrs' may be at ae'loss to tnder-
stand the grounds pm which thin official orgen
OF the federal executive, issues tkiSproclamatien
urging the natrraliscd citizcrssSO take Sosses--
son of the polls asthe mob possession Of the
legislature at Harrisburg, we qpefe from ilsowns
oeEumns The account of thes' proceediHgatos
which itrefers -a,given in the 4pincy Arglis5ena
administration press>
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Cen. DuG Creen :

Yesterday had a conversation with very re-
spectacle gentleman of the Society of Friends,
from the State Of Ohio; in the course of our re-
marks relative to the anticipated majority of
votes that woald be cast in that State for Gen.
Harrison, he observed, ga man lately asked ma,
how it was that the Friends should be in favor
of General Harrison, who is military Chief
tainso MY reply s,--We Friends endeavor,
as far as possible, to keep strict count; Rcnja-
min Harrison was always great friend to us,
and we never forgot him-his son William, du-
ring the last wars with the Indians and tie Bril-
fish, always manifested the same spirit For
this we are determined not to forget bin at the
coming election W .1. " u ID
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HBafApEsD LAWNs-Kew style-just received and
Il foF sale by G. ID, HOFFMAN Y BROTHER
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For SALE, LNAsE, OR RENT,


a ND IANED IATE POSSES SION GIVEN,
.FHNHAF VALUABLE SQUAREOF GROUND, bounded
- by Front and Powman Streets Jones's Falls and still
house alley, on which is erected the BALTIMORE PRINT
ING and BLEACHING WORKS. The main building has
front of ITO feet Front street. depth of As feet with
drying of IS feet square the and third
esOne other Building fronAng 90 feet PloWman street,
and rs feet Joness Falls, with drying
dimensions on the second stoone other Building fronting
80 feet Still HoCJe alley depth of 20 fee-the second
story of the same dimensions all of brick and built in
stanal manner with several other buildings for stills
engines, Single apparatus Carpenter shop, &C. &c with
steam engines and four wrought iron bolers Printing Ma
Chimes Zone OF which is three cooued made by Newell and
equal any in the country copper Shells Blankets ban
ket frames, hot rooms large machine made
by Collier; Friction Calender iron press plates boards
with I'll the machinery and fixtures eqssits for bleaching
dyeng, printing and finishing 1000 pieseA of cloth per
month There in the dye hocse the largest spring of
water that is in the city, in which there pumps
ed by each of the engines that throw into four large
placed into the upper part Of the building $50 gallons per
minute.
The machinery has been in Use more than II months
and il in complete order to operation any
the whole in fse.
ALso,-That DESIRABLE PROPERTY on the corner of
Baltimore and Green Streets fronting Baltimore
street. and $50 feet 5een street, occupied by
Rics2rd Crew a Wagon Tx75ca.
ALso,-A two story BRICK DWELLING IN good order,
fronting % feet the north side of Baltimore street, the
extending 10 feet TO Park Lane, which acre good
Stable
ALoo-A LOT fronting 80 feet on Baltimore street, near
Pine, extending 100 feet to Park Lane.
ALso,150 feet of GROUND the north and seut side
of Fayets street, Pine.
ALso,-50 feet of GROUaD the south side of Lexington
street. by depth of 100 feet with the privilege of foot al
ley to Vine street. and the right TO build and into the east
wall of PascesIlt Row. Title indisputable.
TerDs of sae-1-3 in MONTHS 1-3 in IL months the
manning 1s may remain on the ground rent
ap2-1aw4w WI. w. MCCLELLAN.
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u MPRovEN1EHTs IN DERvAL SURGERY.

N IMPROVEMENTS IN DELMUAI SVRGSE1k<Is
N-N hes many years beeR great desderatum among
@rop,sz and American Dentist 10 manufacture TEETH
from neorrupble materials which should initiate the ar
have devoted years unsuccessful experiments and
Tiers have succeeded manufacturing Teeth SINH
white appearances by which they easily distinguished from
the human Teeth.
ceeded in manufacturing Teeth Of materials entirely iHcoTp
tiie and perfectly imitation OF human Teeth They have
made of various size and shades
In where absorption of the aveoar process or other
may necessary he will othe materi
ais attached to the Teeth; artificial gums, which shall initiate
the Gum and supply the loss Of substance.
entirely impossible for these Teeth change their color
He will insert them from one to entire SETS UGH
that they will make articulation ofthe voice perec and ma
teraly assist in macaton and TO that they cannot be dstn
gushed from the most beautiful natural living Teeth by the
most scrntinizng observer.
He also performs all the various operations in Dental Sur
gerry according to the late scientific improvements in the art
The olo,eing testimonials from gentlemen hose re,pecta6
fy needs no ecomiuIn respectfully submitted TO the public.
From N R. Smith, professor of Surgery the University of
BALTIMORE, Oct. %, 1885.
have examined specimens ncorrupble Composition
Teeth, manufactured by Dr. F. H. Knapp, ingenious Dentist
of hiscity
In their FORM color they admirably initiate the natural
Teeth Beng completely incompatible by the agents which
NATHAN R. SMITH.
Having examined Artificial Teeth pre- pared by DR.. F.
H. KNAPP and learned from him what princ a ngre-
materisc by which they cooFed, inclined to think
that they Gill prove, he represents them be- ncorrupbe
Dr. Knapp having acquired the of varying the
coors of the eEse which his Artificial Teeth is
by enabled 10 iDpar then natural appearance than
such Teeth usually found to possess Circumstance that
willdsubtless render them acceptable the public.
J. r. DUCATEL, Nj. D.
Prof of Chemistry in the University of Md.
From K Jennings, Professor of Mattra BedscG, Tiers
Pcsa &C. ~ the WSsz gon Medical College of AInryGKd
Having been favored with inspection of considerable
number of lncorruptble Artificial Teeth which
featured by Dr. F. f. Knapp cheerfuy in the opin
or oppressed in respect TO them by Professors N r. Smith and
j. I. Ducatel. SAN,L H. JENNINGS
He has also received the Aaering testimonials in favor
of his improved Teeth from Prof Thomas jones' author
Conversations Chems ~, Prof f. May Prof H. Lindsay
ProiesserJ c. Hail. asd Prof Thomas eUell, Washington
D. c. and very other gentlemen Of the st standing Of
this country.
He offers these Teeth for sale Dentists tbs most vora
bic terms. Teeth, Gold Foil SC. &C. per mail when Ct
dered FIJI. KNAPP, Surgeon Dentist
N w. corner Charles and Fayette SIS. Baltimore.
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VTTyRUsTeEEfs pAIT1.-By virtue of n deed of Mort
81 gage dated the sh October 1885, and recorded IN inc
7. X. No 253, folio 266, will sell By auction, at
the Exchange, in the city of Baltimore, on the 3Oth
Of April at one O'Clock, P. NJ. fifth part OF the
Rose Hill Estate, being the portion conveyed to Ed
mund Gibson, Esq. by deed dated the 9Th May, 1885,
and by him subsequently sold to Samuel Cameron,
Esq This property is described in deed, from John
Gibson and James Gibson, Trustees, to Edmund
Gibson, bearing date the 9Th day of May, 1888, and
recorded among the Land Records OF Baltimore coun-
ty Court in L6er T. X No. PAS, folio - and 9, as
all those pieces orpareels Of Land situated and being
in the city of Baltimore and part of the real estate
of VIM. Gibson, deceased and decreed to be sold by
said trustees, and which on plat exhibited at sad
sale are distinguished by the numbers a 8, 10 Qour
eight ten respectively, and are of the description
followng that is to say, beginning for Lot No. a,
marked on the said plat "a copy OF said plat being
now file in the Office of the Register OF the High
Court of Chancery) at the east intersection of Ho
man and Madison streets, and running thence north
eastwardly, bounding on Hoffman st. 7O9 feet . inch
to Garden street; thence enthusiastically bound
ing Garden street IS feet; thence southwestward
ly, parallel with Hoffman street 709 feet inches to
Madison street; and thence northWestwartly bound
ing Madison street to the place of beg nning and
beginning for Lot No. 8, on the northeast side oil
Madison St Formerly Price street,) enthusiastically
40 feet inches from the north intersection OF adi
son and Dolphin streets, and running thence north
eastwardy, parallel with Dolphin street 713 feet
inches to Garden street; thence enthusiastically
bounding on Garden street 203 feet inches; thence
southwestwardly, parallel with Dolphin street 713
sset inches to Madison street; and thence south
westwardly, bounding Madison street to the place
of beginning-and beginning for Lot No. 10 on the
northeast side of Madison Formerly Price street,
ENTHUSIASTICALLY TO feet inches from the north in
tersection of Madison and Dolphin streets, and run
mig thezce enthusiastically, parallel with Dolphin
street It's feet inches to Garden St, thence north
westwardly bounding on Garden street 100 feet, I'M
til it ntersects the outline of the whole ground be-
longing to the estate of the late William Gibson and
running thence bounding said outline, south 40
degrees west 720 feet to Madison street. and thence
bounding said street enthusiastically TAO feet to
the place of beginning.
The terms prescribed by the deed cash, but the
mortgages have consented to extend the credits
follows to wit: one-ffth in cash at the sale, and
the residue in equal instruments at 6, ~, Is and
"a months, with intersection the credit payments
doubted securities will be required.
ap17 cots JOHN GLENN, Trustee
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TEyRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue and in pursuance Of
decree Of the High Court Of Chncery the undersigned
will offer at Public Auction the premises, on
THURSDAY, the Goth day of April next, at o.
clock, p NJ, that VALUABLE LOT situate and
lying in that part of Baltimore county, lately includ
ed in the boynds of the city of Baltimore, which is
contained within the following described meets and
bounds, that is to say-beginning for the on the
east side of Aisquith ST. at the distance of $50 feet
from the South of John MichaePs brick house
which house adjoins lot late the property of Hugh
Dougherty, deceased and running thence bounding
on Asquh ST. North so feet, thence East 1870 feet to
the place of beginning, excepting therefrom small
portion of said Lot sold to hugh McElderry, the ex-
tent Of which will be fully explained the day of
sale. This lot will be sold subject to the Dover
right therein, of Mrs. Eve b Albera.
The improvements erected on this Lot consist of a
Two Story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, built
by the former proprietor for his use, and Back
Building 1-2 stories high, and the necessary out
houses.
This Lot is ssscedtible of advantageous division
into several Building lots, and is in very improving
and desirable neishberhood. The title is believed to
be indisPutable. The terms, appointed by the
Chancellor, cash apon the day of sale For fnr-
Tier particulars, apply to
DAVID STEWART, Trustee,
ap17 1aw3wds No. 70 st. Paufs st.
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PORTR Y.
,rrw uARRIsON SONG.

=.
Ana life on TIE oceaH tsare.
Awake TO the stirring sound!
Hark, bark to the loud alarms!
A shout on the breeze is heard
'Tis the People up in arms!
Then rouse 10 the rescue, rouse!
In body all as one -,
Let your watch-werd be "Our Rights
And your war-cry "Harrison?
Awake &c.
In vain did our fathers Toll
And fight for the lights OF man,
If tyrantS may Scorn US now,
And 10 take our freedom plain.
Wen let them know we'll fight
For the cause our sircs have Von'
And our shout shall go forth aloud
"The People and Harrison
Awake, sc.
Let us teach those men in power ,
What they seem not nov TO know,
That they cannot stay, an hour
When the People utter "so!"
Then up and Vith the shout again,
Press the cry Of victory on
"The rights which our fathers gave,
The People and Harrison"
SCRIBo.