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READ AND REFLECT.
PICTORIAL. HONEY OF LIVERWORT.

4 r season like the present, when, in consequence
N OF the rapidly varying changes OF the weather, al
ternatng from dry TO moist from hot 70 cold coughs,
colds asthma, catarrh, &c. are daily becoming more
prevalent remedy universally effectua In removing
all such complaints, ID deserving of especial attention
and accommodates. Such remedy, prepared solely
of vegetable Ingredients composing lin addition 10 the
herb from which it derives its nancy several others
equally valuable and restorative In their eees Is offer,
ed 70 the community in the PECTORAL HONEY OF
LIvERWoRT, which since il wa, frst presented to
the public by the proprietor, has received testimonials
from hundreds of its efficacy, voluntarily rendered the
originals fnsny of which, BY the leave of the parties,
may be examined by all interested, at the store Of the
proprietor In fact in all cases of Colds Coughs, Asth-
ma, Influenza. Group, Whooping Cough, and every tn
fanmasofy affection Of the Chest and Lungs the PKo
roRAt HosRY or LrvEKwoHr stands unrivalled, hav-
ing every instance, even when me disease has been
Of The most aggravated and vrlent kind, effected per-
feet cure is use was continued, or at least afforded
partial benefit TO the sterer, which only required his
own perseverance, TO become perfect cure. Many OF
our most respectable citizens have suthonxed the pro
pretor 70 their names evidence Of the
ruth OF the above statements, all interested enqurers
07-Psparsd by JAMES D. NoWILL. New York
aud Tor sale hy 1oBERTS L ATKINSON,
apo Has Agents On 1x,umuxa
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and untrue, unworthy of their distinguish
ed source, and another and humiIiating
evidence oftte desperate and extravagani
length that party phrenzy has driven the
weIl-nigh discontinued administration TO
support its expiring strength.
Gen. Carroll premises, that "the friends
Of Gen. Harrison found his claims princi-
paly upon his military services" Did the
friends of the General rely only upon the
distinguished military services ofthis vete-
ran hero, the ''unconquered leader of many
battles" no fear need be felt of the issue
before grateful and unprecedented public.
But the claims Of General Harrison az CT
william, through long life Of arduous and
responsible civil duties, are too we'll remem-
bered by the whole western people, too
well authenticated by the commenda tons
of every President, from the immorta
Washington TO Jackson, by the people
through the legislative branches Of all the
western states, by the unanimous aud spon-
taneous acknowledgements Of his brave
companions in arms, by the indellible rec
ords Of history, to need the contradiction
Of SANDER. The charge, ot-repeated
and hacknied as is, shat at the battle OI
Tippecanoe he encamped upon ground Sc
lected by the enemv," has long since been
put to rest by the faithful historian and by
The testimony off brave soldiers as ever
distinguished themselves in any battle, and
circulated at the TINE only by those low
and groveling spirits who hung about tht
camp for prey, like the vulture, after victo
ry, and renewed only by the time.server'
Of a "hero" whose distinction has never hac
an advocate. As for the charges of neg
ligence in regard TO pquet guards anc
bTeastworks, they are too idle and insight
icant to merit notice. In fact, all the chsrg.
es are so directly opposed to the develope
menls of history, that they could ha We EN-
anated only from gross ignorance or ex-
cessive partisan dishonesty.
WILLIAM STORY.
Cincinnati, April oath, 1910.
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patriot and the statesman, as also the citizen In
private life, to refer back to the counsels and
parental admonitions of Washington, and to learn
from him to better understand the causes and the
remedies ofthe political difficulties in which our
nation may be involved
Pursuing this line of conduct; seeking from
this pure fount that wisdom which is essential at
this period of general distress and of political
thraldom, to guide our people Alright, we have
been forcibly arrested by the following passage
which occurs in letter of Gen. Washington to
John Armstrong, dated April IS, 1888, (eoI. g,
Sparkle Washington, p. 253)
E'In a country like this, where equal liberty
is enjoyed, where every man may reap his own
harvest, which, by proper attention will afford
him much more than is necessary for his own
consumption, and where there is so ample field
for every mercantile and mechanical exertion,
if there cannot be money found to G'1Sioer the
common purposes ofeducatioai, not to mention
the necessary commercial circulation, 1t is eri-
dent that there is something ar,tSs IN the ruling
political po,oer, which requires steady, regula-
ting, and energetic hand to correct and control it.
That money is not to be had, every mans eSpe-
rience tells him, and the great fall in the price
of property is an unequivocal and melancholy
proof Of it."
Had Washington written for our own day
had he essayed to describe the condition of our
people at this moment-to have stated the fact,
that money is not to be had TO conduct the com.
rnercial and mechanical pursuits OF men, had he
pointed to proofs in confirmation of it-viz. what
Eeevery mans experience tells him." and to the
Fssunequivocal and melancholy proof which is to
be ssen in ''the great fall in the price of proper
| ty;" had he, moreover, essayed to have pointed
out the cause of all thisviz. "that there is
thing amiss in the ruling political power"-and
| had he essayed to have pointed out likewise the
remedy of all this, viz. ga steady, regulating
and energetic hand to correct and control it,
no language could have been more appropriate.
more accurately descriptive more applicable and
true to his purpose, than the language we have
| quoted from him above.
Yes, as an axiom founded in living and eter.
nal principles, we may proclaim, that when a
people find themselves destitute Of the money
requisite to furnish them circulating mediums
| for the pursuits of their enterprise, industry
commercial and mechanical pursuits, ''it is eUi
dent that there is something aniSs IN the ruling
political poteer, which requires steady, regu
lating energetic hand to correct and control it.
Eastern .frgtS Rsvived.
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LIFE ON THE FRONTIERS.-A Mrs.
Webster recently returned to San Antonio,
In Texas, having left Austin last August, in
company with eighteen men and several wo-
men and children, designing to make set
Element about thirty miles to the north. In
crossing the prairie, the men were killed by
the Indians, and the women and children car
Yicd into captivity. Two days after the late
slaughter at San Antonio one of the prison
ers, Mrs. Webster, with her child, succeeded
in making her escape, and after wandering
for twelve days without any food, except the
leaves Of the prickly pear, which abounds in
those regions, finally reached settlement OF
The whites.
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B.rxINe CArlrA1 ANp MANurAcruaEa.

BANKING CAPITAL AND MANUFACTURER
"A friend informs US, that the bank loca-
ted at NorriStown, has capital oftwc hun
bred thousand dollars, large portion o
which is loaned TO the manufacturers @
cotton, iron, lime, and marble, for the pur
pose Of paying their workmen. The conse
quences resulting from this judicious ar
rangement IL, that the population has more
than doubled, and land is worth more thar
three times its cost six years ago. II, then
100000, properly managed, can make :
Norristown, what ought $4,000, 600 to d,
in REORGANIZATION. Ing.
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Ceoper's Compound Aromatic CONNECTION.

COOPER's COMPOUND AROMATIC CON-
u FICTION pleasant, certain, safe, and effectu-
ration, combining all the medicinal virtues of Bslsom
Copava and Cubebs, separated by chemical analysis
from their offensive and Objectionable properties, com
bined with the compound extract of Sarsaparla with
several vegetable extracts Of great efficacy, forms the
most perfect and desirable remedy ever discovered
and as combines the medicinal properties Of Sarsa-
parla, it punhes the blood, and removes in few days
very vesnge Of the disease. II Is particularly
nended In obstinate cases where all other remedies
have failed. The Conecuon Is put up in tin box
es, with full direcuopseach box containing sufficient
TO effect perfect in any ordinary caseand when
Q erly known mast become the oniy remedy used
sssld BY Dr. g. 8. HANCE, corner Pratt Charles sis,
J. n. WARNER, corner Eutaw and Market sts; and J.
O. MCCORMICK, 4s North Gay Street. Old Town
Price 81 per box
an ID dY.-
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GEN. HARRIs0fFz-We lake great
pleasure in copying the following article
from the Cincinnati Republican OF the 25th
inst:
The following communications licited by
the unwarrantable attack of Governor Car
roll upon the character Df General Har-
rison, is from Capt. Story, too well known
in this community, to require any corrob'
Grafton of the truth of his statements or the
accuracy of his opinions, here. To those,
however, in search Of truth, and have not
the advantage OF personal acquaintance
with Captain Story, we will say that he
is gentleman of unhlemished character,
who is inca pable of representing facts and
transactions, in which he participated, and
about which therefore, he cannot be mista-
ken. In November, 1911, Governor Car
roll was proha bly, not within 500 miles oil
Tippecanse; Captain Storer was enve.oped
in its smoke; the Indians tomakawk fash
ing in his eyes, and their yells ringing in
his ears. Carroll condemns, Story vindi-
Gates Gen. Harrison. Let the candid de-
eide between them.
Ma. EpIToR.-Having seen some ser
vice in the campaigns under General Har
rison, and not having philosophy enough to
remain quiet while slanderers in the 'shigh
places" Of the land are venting their party
spleen upon one Of the mostdeservng Of
our country's patriots, ! take pleasure in
stating that | am perfectly and intimately
acquainted with the incidents OF the late
war, from 1911 to 1918. joined General
Harrison at Vincennes and belonged 10 that
gallant corps, the 4th Regiment of U. s..
Infantry.
The immediate vicinitycf my situation to
Gen. Harrison, gave me fair opportunity
to see and bear witness TO his brave and
gallant demeanor during the campaigns in
which served under him. Aud ! now
my admiration Of his bravery and military
skill, and uahesitatingly declare that !
would rather fight under his banner than
any other General, and confidently believe
that such is the feeling Of every survivor of
those "days Of danger" that there were in
the western campaigns as skilIiul tactitians
and as brave soldiers as General Carroll,
The author of a base libel upon the military
fame Of General Harrison, who all give it
as their "unbought" opinion that Gen. H.
showed more tact, skill and bravery in the
Indian wars, than any other military chief
tain. And do earnestly deprecate that
General Carroll should endeavor to Irvine
a laurel around his own brow, plucked from
the wreath that the nations gratitude has
encircled that Of the hero Of Tippecanoe.
| unhesitalingy pronounce the allegations
charged by General Carroll a. slanderous
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WHAT is NEEDED WHEN CURREN-
CY FAILSs-The philosophic head and expert
snesd mind ofGeorgs Washington, sounded the
depths Of the evils, the surest way Of learning
how to secure the blessings, Of a free government
30 the people Of the United States And as all
men are ready to acknowlsdgs, that ne not s only
estsdnes, that entitle all his conclusions to not
only the confidence but highest veneration, also,
Of svery American citizen, it is the part of duty,
Is web as Of wisdom, in every emergency Of
dsubt ia tie sonditien Of puhlic Affairs, for tbs
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HIRAM PPATr Esq, President of the Buffalo
Bank, and one of the most enterprising and use
full citizens of that place, died at Utica on Tues
day morning, goth April.
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DEFERRED ARTICLES.

ININdtGRATION.-From the Ist of April to
the first May, there arrived at New York from
Europe, 7,42s an average of two hundred and
forty day.
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o, sNUFFAN sEGARs.

TOBACCO1 BNUFF AND 3 EGARB.
TNNHE SUBSCRIBER continues 10 manufacture
4 the above artcle, and Is prepared TO sell on the
most reasonable terms. He has constantly on hand
SWEET SCENT, SMALL LUMP, SMALL TWIST,
and all other kinds Of TUBACt;o, and SCOTCH,
RAPPEE and MACABAU SNUFF fthe test quality.
Toge her with large quantity Of the various qualities
of CIGARS. For sale wholesale and retail by
CHARLES INGRAM,
ap2-3t n r. corner OF Pratt and South ats.
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10y order of the commissioners of nsovent debors for
I'd the city and county of Baltimore NOTICES hereby given
to the creditors Of OLIVER HYDE insolvent debtor ozs
personal discharge hath been granted the said debtor ans
that the said creditors required TO attend the ONCE a
the said commissioners in the court house IN the city Of Bait
5t of April 10 O'Clock in the forenoon nominate
trustee trustees to be appointed for their benefit and 70
give all the information in their possession to the soid
mssioners, enable them report Baltimore county
Sreeaby Of Assembly, passed at December session.
1885, entitled an relating nsoiyent debtor and that
the 9Th day Of June hath been hIed for the final hearing
in mis- case, before the said commissioners.
Dated the 5th day of March, in the year 1870.
mh Of law3m ma i-lanerv
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THE PILOT,
EDITED NJ
DUFF q r q e n.

- Psbiishsd at No.il Water street. Baltimore, nearly
opposite Cheapside.
TERMS.-Daiy, at SIX Dollars per annum, in ad-
rance, Twelve and an half Gents per week, payable
% the carrels. County, Five Dollars por annuni,
payable in advance.
Extra, IN panphlet form and double Royal Aize, at
One Dollar, for twenty-five numbers.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
square ! insertion so go / square month s. 90
] do. 2 do. 0 10 do. months Z 90
I do. 8 do. 100 ! do. do. 10 90
J do. week, lis l do. do. Is 90
! do. g do. 2T5 square per year, $50 90
Cards of two lines only, SO per annum, in advance
03-Ten lines, or Ieis, make square. II an adver-
tlaemen1 exceeds ten lines, the price will be in proper
lion. All advertisements are payable al the TIME OF
shelf Insertion, except yearies, which payable quar-
terry "a advance. All advertisements ordered in till for
DID, will be charged y cents for each subsequent in
sertion.
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WHITE WHEAT FAMIIY FLouR.

WHITE WHEAT T ANIILi FLULh.
FHNHR UNDERSIGNED offer for sale Pziapseo
Ill White Wheat Family FLOUR toxssthsr With othsr
selected brands TO which they invite the attention
Of retailers, bakers and families. The Patapsco
Flour is 50 well known 10 this State as to need
from them no Recommendation, and they pledge
themselves that the brands selected shall be
equal to any in tho market.
NORRIS & FAIRBAIRN,
No. Pratt, between Gay and Frederick sts.
apQd
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TRY NEW CROP ORLEANS SUGAR,
u l6 lbs for dollar; fne Imperial TEA, such as Is
generally sold for ad ollar, so cents pound.
Superior Rio COFFEE, s lbs. for dollar.
Bleached Winter OIL, one dollar gallon.
Good Kitchen OIL, so cents gallon.
Vessels furnished and goods sent to any part OF
the city free of charge. H. POLLOCK, Ne. 10,
ap2l dim BALTIC: st. near the Bridge.
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10y order of the commissioners nsovent deboFs for
e the city and county of Baltimore, notice hereby gwen
the creditors of HENRY BISHOP insolvent debtor
that personal discharge hath been granted the said debto
and that the said creditors are required to attend the o.
fee of the said commissioners in the house. In the city
Of Baltimore, the 4 day OF May 10 O'Clock In
fSenoon, and nominate trustee trustees 20 be appointed
for sber benefit and give all the information paA-
session TO the said commissioner 70 enable them report
Baltimore county court agresaby 70 sn act Of Assembly, pas
sed December session, 1884, entitled "an relating
insovent debtofs and that the I'd day Of July peKr hath
been fixed for the final hearing in his ease before said
commissioners.
Dated the 18th day Of March, in the year 1910.
NH 81 laW3m ma l-lazav~
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C0LoVADE BATHS & READING kOoM'

COLONADE BATHS & READING ROOM,
Sdrntoga Street, near the Cdlrer Street Spring.
IHNEI2 patrons Of this Establishment, Citzens and
IL Strangers, respectfully appnsed that The Baths
having been retfed considerable expense, are now
re-opened for the Summer Season.
The building il spacious and airy situated In cen
trail part of the city, and contiguous 10 the principal
Hotels aording every requisite for the enjoyment OF
the Injuries as also of the medicinal BENEFITS OF HOT
TEPID and COLD BATHS.
The regulations of the establishment In every de-
psnment are such insure the approval of the most
fastidious visitor.
The Ladies' Department |. contiguous 20 the Gen.
ueuen's-the entrance 10 which il different
The most scrupulous has been taken insure The
privacy of these Baths which also retted and open
edsfor The season.
The warm and tepid Bath has furnished theme for
many excellent articles, from the pens OF able ard 60
compiished writers. Without wishing 10 enlarge on
this subject, the Proprietor will merely refer to the
recommendations Of Dr. DUoLisos In his valuable work
on Hygiene-to DR.. DARwtE's popular work on Health,
and 70 the impressive remarks on this subject BY our
llustrious feliow-eountrymen Or. fsAsKLiH "Let al
remember that cleanliness is heathH
The READING ROOM is furnished with the prn-
cipai newspapers Of the dereu States Of the Union
and the standard Periodicals. of the day.
The SALOON is enriched with the productions Of
many eminent artists, where the amateur Of tine punt
ngs may crafty his taste and while away pleasant
hour.
The proprietor permit the present occasion 70
pass without an expression of his unfeigned acnowi
edgments past patronage, and an assurance Of his
determination TO leave nothing untied 70 merit and So
cure lis continuance
An % div l.. MfLHAtJ. Yropnefnr
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A MOUTH WITHOUT TEEIH
MOUTH WITHOUT CHARMS.n

MOUTH WITHOUT CHARMs.n :
IN II. KNAPP, DENTAL SURGEON ID
door from Charles street, in Fsystts street, would
cali ks attention Of the public, to the Ps'ssTstsn OF the
which might DO preserved by timely and judeious rcs
nsat those therefore, who value the preservation oil
heir Teeth will please give him, call as well as those
who my require srt6esl ores inserted and he warrants
70 Els operations the entire satsaetiop Of
the.s who nay bsHor him with their patronage
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CIDER.--l0 bbls. s.rIPfECANUE CipEk,' ~
~ psrier article. Received and for sale by
NORRIS FAIKEA1RN
- = No spssA q ssswsse esg tssaH
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10y order of the commissioners OF insolvent debtors
Id the city and county Of Baltimore, notice hereby given
CREDITOR Of JAS. TUCKER, isolven: debtor, hsta
that the said creditors required 70 aitend At the once Of
said commissioners Ia the house. In the city Of
dmore, the 18th day of May asTt, aio O'Clock IA so
nooa and nominate trustee OF trustees to be spposed for
their benefit; md 70 give all the information IN their poss
sion the said commissioners enable them report
Baltimore county court, agTeeaby Of Assembly passed
December session. 1881, entitled "an relating ns-
debtosn and that the Sd day Of July Eez hath soea
fixed for the final hearing his case, before the said commas
| xkoners.
Dated the 2sth day of March, in the year 1870.
| an e-1aw3m tColored man. ma 2lnwTOsy
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SHOE THREAD.

~ LARRABEE, No. 20, y. CALVERT ST.
Ne Importer and Dealer in SHOE THREADS,
TOOLS, and SHOE FINDINGS in general,hss received
Lyhe late arrivals from Liverpool large assortment q
SHOE THREADS, viz: Brown, Green, half Bleachsd
White and Yellow, warranted of the best quatEs and
has IN store hne selection OF Shoe TOOLS and FIND
INGS, va: Shoe Knives, Pineers, Hammers, Awl Badse
Aw HATS, Shoe Rasps Kit Files, Pegs Of all sizes, Boots
Welting Linen and Cotton. Beet Cord cut aud cast Shoe
Nails size Sticks Shoe Brises, &c. NC Ne The above
goods wsrranssd IF the best quality, and viii be nd upon
good terms . the same qaaiie, can 3 had fn TINS
or any other city. 4
Also on hand LASTS Of every description Oftss latest
fashion, and made Of he best tlnb DunloPs Cekbrsied
PASTE BLACKlNG.
Country Merchants Will do well 10 call eefors Parehs
sing elseWherr. apY eoFt
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TRos1 HAvREDE-sRACE.

"XTRA ACCOMMODATIOE.-A passenger Ca
~ vii be attached to the Tonnage train which leaves
Havre -de-Crace every TUESDAY and FRIDAY OF
O'Clock p NJ. This will afford an additional conveyance
on those DAYS ut an hour more convenient for the vc
ty; and stopping also to receive and discharge pessen
gers at the several stations on the route.
A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
Baltimore. AurjI 9th ls40
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WpY order Of the comm OF insolvcnt sfoss "a
ID the city and county Of Baltimore hereby sisen
the creditors of FRiSBY r. FRANCES an ineudrrr<
debtor that personal discharge hsh been saufed 70 te
sld debtor and that The said creditors required nesd
the ONCE of the said commissioners court hose u
the city Of Baltimore, the 9TH day Of Nay next a. 10
clock IN the forenoon and nominate trustee 6sea .
be appointed for their benefit and give ell infornaea
In their possession the said commissioner enable chem
report Bamere county court asrse1bly 70 an est 81
Assembly, passed II December session. 1891 entitled
relating nsovent debtors;" and hat Ord cay a Ju
merit hath been fixed for the 6na hearing h bis ae hes
the said commissioners. 3s44 w y -
Dated he lah day II March. n he ysss I'm
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Hoy order of the commissioners of insoyenf debtor ~
- the city and county OF Baltimore notice Is hereby ven
10 the creditors of MICHAED McKAHAN, insolvcn<
debtor, that personal discharge hath been granted 70 he
said debtor and that the said creditors required attend
the Office of the said commissioners in court house n
the city Baltimore, the first day of June nc.t 81 tee
clock in the forenoon, and nominate trustee ssr
be appointed for their benefit and give the nfoele
in their possession to the said commissioner erted
to report to Baltimore county court aTeeaby arr POS
semby passed December session. 1881, entitled report
lang insolvent debtors and that day Of Ausxe
next hath been fixed for the FINAL hearing his c<c bcs
the said commissioners.
Dated the 10Th day of April in the year 1870.
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