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SSftsEs THATTkIIEEF;--iia YOU Coush,o. T
Pain and Soreness in the Breast or Hoarseness thas
nsidiously stealing away yonr health, and will
soon intoduce that unrelenting and fell destroy
err Consumption, with its cold sweats, ana ie-
yer to finish what is perhaps already begun? ,
If such is the case, delay not; but get bottle
of tbe COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARA
b BIC &C prepared BY 6: K; TYLER, and take
some immediately. Hundreds in this city have
used it. and viii gladly testify to. its superior
efficacy in Coughs, Colds, Hoarsness, Whoop-
ing Cough, Group, sc. 1t gives almost imme-
dlate relief, and by continued use Tor lew days,
will effect permanent cure
Prepared only by G. K. TYLER, corner of
Fast baltimore and High streets, Baltimore.
II is sold by w. X. Orriclr, corner of Licking
ton and Eutaw sts., Baltic, and in Washington
City, by Robert S. Patterson, F. Howard, u
Mitchell, and in George town by 0. M. Linthi
c,,m ap24tf
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FENHE Subscriber would inform tIa r,,II;c ~. ~, .
<Ep, now prepared to furnish them with fresh GARDEN
sLt.DS rom Mr.: d. lambeth, of Philatelpha. his
spring supply having just conle TO hand i' s
ne mas also on hand his usual supply of AfsRTCTrf
IUBAL IMPLEMENTS generally His stock af So,
S .ts; ilouglis' ftoush castings, Corn and Tobacco
Cutyators plain and expanding are yery eytensivs
also; Newly Improved HORSE POWER & TTlREsTy
iNe MACHINES. the latter with iron and wood cvIi,.
aeFss superior PENNSYLVANIA made Grain Cradles an
Rgfior Trace Chains from Is to IA links to the 5ol
wheat Fans from 5 to $40 each; Corn Planters and a
great number of articles too numerous too mention al
made of the best materials and in the Isosf
manner, and VIII be sold low for cash or approved ac
ceptances IN Baltimore. Having an Iron Fnundrv and
extensive Shops and Machinery driven by steam now
err ne Is prepared to orders for machine ana
oher castings, and for Building, Machines Sc Sc
JONATHAN s. EASTMAN
No. 36 w. Pratt street. Baltimore
inStore for sale. ''-'N W iif-a
CAULIS. eS HoLAtf
apps &c
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;fVTVEESTTY CF MARYLAND.

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
IENHE LECTURES OF THE FACULTY OF PITY
= SIC OF the University OF maryland VIII commence
The ensuinG term on the FIRST DAY OF SEPTEM-
Der next and will continue until the FIRST DAY OF
MARCH following
Prof N POTTER, Theory and Practice of Med
r. W. HALL, Obstetrics, Hygiene and
Med. jurisprudence
S. G. BAKER, Materia Medica, and Thera-
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20 APoLoGY FOR wIGsE

Q-ATTENTION B.fLDHE.9 DS! -kQ{
AF all the remedies devise for the restoration
" and preservation of the Hair nothing mas Deei'
found equal to .4AJeTts Oleaginois Heir Tonic. II SCI
dom fails to restore the hair to health and beauty @
ny who were bald three months ago, can new eAhiDi
luxuriant heads of hair by the use OF
Copy Of letter from Dr. s. S FITcH, dated ,,o
PHILADELPHIA, May 10, 1885,
DR.. jayne:
Dear SirI feel that hardly say enoungh to you
in favor of 9heTts OleGgnous Hair Tonic prepared D
you. My hair had been falling off about TIVE years, ana
had become very thin, threatening speedy badness
when commenced using this remedy. In about enc
week, it ceased to fall Off have used now about
three MONTHS aed have as full and thick head of hair
as / can possibly desire. | have recommended us use
TO number of Iay friends, who all speak wei OF H. II
faithfully employed have doubt of its general sue
gss. may add that before using the Tonic had tried
almost all the various articles employed for the mar,
such the Macassar OIL all the different preparations
of Bears OIL Vegetable Hair Oil, sc. &c. withoutex
rencing much, if any, benefit
Respectfully yours, -,,r,c,,
No. I72 Chestnut street.
NJ Before Dr. Fitch used this ToNIe his hair beganto
be GRAY but since then there is not gray har TO De
found on his head
The above preparation is sold by
G. L. DUHURST,
Corner Dugan's wharf and Pratt street,
ma % lower end of Centre Market Space
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4 CARD.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEW

ILh1s oILFEh WAKE, &c
~ ABRIEL ID. CLARK has recently imported
III splendid assortment of Gold and Silver Patent
Lever Lepne aud Virtcal Watches, all of which are
made by the best Makers and warranted to perform
accurate time, will be sold as low any othe house
the country. Purchasers will find it their advantage
by calling Al the store, head of Cheapsde, No. WA
TER STRESS, Baltimore where they will find good
sortnent Gold Gard CHAINS new patteas Rings, Breast
pins gold and silver Pencils Addison's superior make
Silver and Britannia Ware. German Silver Spoons, sc.
N. B. Fine Watches of every kind properly repaired.
0-My country friends are particularly invited to CALL
Store No. Water street.
iv LEO G. D. CLARK.
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NEOLAssEs-sO barrels New Orleans Aoiassss
W landing and for sale by 1900 .n..s
- Bo wly'sw inf.
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Contents of No. !, 1910.
] American HistOTy-Ne !
Use of the Barometer 80.
Natural History-The Falcon
american Antiquies-Peruvan Tars
Oregon Territory
Whale Fishing
Horoiogy
The Chinese Army
10 Husbands and Wives
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II American Firemen-New York Fire Depart
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Literary Notices
Engravngs in No l.
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Faicons-Whae Fishery 4
Arrival of the English at Renoake
Terms I'll so ner ,.ea zap p. ol oregon, &e &c
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seem 10 approve Of np Since the Wings
have partly got the mastery, and the people
have voted down some Of their most prominent
and odious measures, when unparalleled corrup-
tion and prohigacy is charged upon the ADM
nistIation, its servile and debased minion will
repy-"All viii do SO, give them the power -
. Put in the Wings and they will do just as
bad.n With what contempt he had frowned
upon such miscreants
Gen. *. said he would proceed 10 delIneate
the character and bearing OF political parties
But after the disbandonment OF the old Federal
party, and after the adoption Of the new Consi-
tuition in this State and during the quiet Adm-
nstration Of President Monroe, there was not
much TO give il character or interest. There
were four or five candidates for the succession
10 the Presidency, all Of whom were said 10 be-
long TO the great Republican party. The sup
porters OF each, he believed, universally claimed
for their candidate that he was Of that party
Nought but Anti-Masonry was TO be found TO
excite men 10 political conflict. All else was Of
personal character and party names were as
sumed each after the cognomen OF their fayorite
chieftain. They were Adams-men and Jack
son-men. The Jackson-men prevailed, and Mr..
Van Buren, was made Governor Of this State,
TO give additional weight to his claim TO the lofty
stations preparatory 10 his succession 10 the Pre-
sidential Chair Then was devised the scheme
OF getting the money power Of the State and
Nation under Executive control, and TO bring It's
influences TO bear upon our Elections.
Gen. X. concluded by observing that, as the
Sub Treasury Resolutions from the Assembly
would soon come under the consideration Of the
Senate, when a continuation OF the history Of
political parties will as aptly be in order as on
the present OCCASION he would defer till that
time any further remarks.
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TltE TRAVELLERS RETURN TO HIS
OWN DEAR HOME.
~ Taxl
I,y the Rev. Eitch ". Tay

,,nle,,l mid palaces where pleasures are Known
Ana Tye trayerscd the ocean where the piue "a'ef
foam. ~, nav Garth
puu G,nnd nnunht 80 dear as my own naive hcai'h
Home home, yes, come,
q ,yelros,c me back again my own dear nome
s,,oll,l on me sea shores meath suns ever mild,
r.' ,ra;lJ WIN The Indian his dark wooded
~. ,san,ie,cj on mountain tops, in yallies below,
m hi warm slsh Of home love dearer would How
re brcatlicd with The Zcnian' in his own !" inner
land
rh4 aroma Of his teas and the flowers fro his hand
But the cup and the flower have richness more dear
Round the board aud The mantle where my kindred
ole near
Rad the bright neht lights that iarcr have shonc
rr,n !, deeper blue vault than smiles Der my home
Ru,'loncc4t I've cazed on pale Northern Star
'lhat p0nted TO the land where my home lay afar.
M gaard on The disc of the pale beaming moon,
4. shc rode N her coud,car high in her noon
Buthcf wake on the wave as she wancd to her rest,
Bore on nv sad thoughts 10 my home in the West.
Al tar distant affairs in worship I've bowed,
Bn,not II ! stranger prayed with the crowd
For the samc hallowed prsyerst my heart OF would
melt
Ii the fyyr-o,cd tcmple, at home, as knelt.
I've sal by the gifted as the fair one hath swept
The strings Of the Tyre while the piano slept,
But The spcl Of the TYRE that thrilled the fond breast
Hath served hut TO bear me to my home in the West
And On my lone col, when my pulses ran low,
Andt the evcrs wild beat hath trobbed my paed brow
I've heard in my dream the death plunge to the deep
But prayed with my kindred at last might sleep
However kind strangers in spendor have come
fU proffer the traveller their friendship and home,
The smile Of the wise the caress OF the gay,
Withheld not his thoughts from the dearcr than they
In the shadows of evening when day melts away,
nd memories of home ocr the heart hold their sway,
Affection fond tears their barriers o'ercome
And the spell that is cries back 70 my home
M morc then I'll roam from the land Of my birth
, Il r9y, VA the world in its splendor or NTH,
rNi,l more than suffice that I've learned IT. false
glire
A. III, ,ays Of my future with loved ones share
Home home, ay, come,
Anlr,rr viii cng u thee my own dear home,
.Xenh Il the ancient name OF China.
tThp 7cr,icc u the Episcopal Church.
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CONFESSION or A sHoEMAKEn

| Hwlll be seen by the following let,er 10, :.
| honest Republican Shoemaker az T on;s,,, ~
nehtueky, who went oiI'' at a Log Cabin a.
sulneu 70 espouse the cause of the Old Veteran
whose poverty is made a subject of reproach nv
'he Federal oihce-holding Arstocracy
LOUISVILLE, May 18th, 1910.
uehtienen--l went ON SATURDAY. 10 the Log
caoin raising as true Van Burenite as ever
folded custom-house check, 10 see what fools
'h,eiiigent Wings We're going to make of them
selves TO humbug ignorance.
put when from Mr.. Fields speech. came 10
understand mat the log -cabin and hard cider was
no. got up by the Wings, but had originated
from scofis and jeers in democratic papers
cracked oil in derision of an old and estimable
defender OF his country, for being too poor to
1--we IN palace and drink wine, felt q little
stumped.
Thinks ! TO myself, does honest poverty merit
contempt? II he, who handled millions of pub.
lic money, had been less honest, might he moi
have been more rich than some of his scolfers
But again, thinks |, ! am poorer than the Gene
raj; wonder II am an object of contempt 10
my rich brother democrats And, sirs, set to
and saddled down a log. But now thinks
again, came here to hunt fools, and may be Pm
making one OF myself and I'll quit and go
home.
When | got home, took look al the likeness
~ van buTen--it dldn seem 10 look as well as
Il used TO. | took it down, washed its face,
wiped ITS nose, and hung il up again, but all
wonidn't dot still smirked through its whisk
ers at me just as a shallow fop does at a shoe
maker So turned him face about and told
nm TO cut And now, sirs, am going with the
log cabin dwelling cider drinkers, TO battle
against those palace dwelling, champagne
drinking democrats, with full confidence that
under the humble banner Of the log-cabin the
nation Is to be rescued from the dominion of the
spoilers. SAMUEL. r. BOJCORT.
Shoemaker and Cobbler Jefferson street, be-
tween Third and Fourth Streets
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THE MADIsoNA'
ruomAs ALLEN
raI,or and Proprietor.
I'D MACL 60 ID,
Associate Editor.

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THE LANDMARKS OF PARTY

Speech Of Gen. root in ne Senate Of Nep
York, on the bHi 10 dirorce County Jtdges
from Boaiis Of Supervisors IN making GER
tam appointments
, 1840-05-02
A Farm For Sale.

TIIE undersigned wishes 10 dispose Of
l. his farm. upon which he now resides.
lying in Lincoln county. 7 miles south east of
Auburn. I miles south oi New Hope. 6 north
east of Troy. and ~ north west of Captain
q. Gray's:-roninining 100 acres nf land. in
ierior ru none IA the couHty;-60 acres oi
which, Is in cul,ivation-a never failing spring
IN the yard. stock water IN the place all the
year. The Improvements consist in part OF
a hewed log dwelling, stables and other out
houses, a thrifty young orchard Of grated
fruit, and a small meadow.
Persons wishing To purchase, would do
well to call and look for themselves. Terms
will be liberal.
May 2-4t. WIN. l.. COOPER.
, 1840-05-02
The Virginia Horse
Tristan
Shandy

WILL stand the present season., one half Of his
w time at my stable, near Sugar Creek, one hall
mile Of he New London and LOUISIANA road; eight
miles west Of the latter. and siy miles cas-, Of frankfort
the other half. at Dabncy Jones Esq, on Spencer Creek,
Eve miles east Of New London. aud will be let to mare.
~ the season, pa ysbIe the 9th Of December neat
50 the single leap, payable at the time of service.
and ten dollars for in.urance: payable as soon as the
mare i. known to be in foal or transferred. ANY
rrT-un putting 3 mares. will De charged With 4 only
Season commenced, and will expire on the ith dsl
II July next. Every possible attention will be- paid
10 prevent accidents or escapes, but no responsibility
for ANY that NAV happen.
observation-disclosures Snandy, is a beautiful
h,y. handsomely marked. black name, tail and legs.
with a most delightful coat Of hair; Of most com
manding appearance. great strength, beauty, ant
action: nine years oil this spring. good health, Ct
teen hands three inches and n halt high. AID !.
ihought by the hest jrdgrs. that he "a not excelIrd in
point of appearance by any horse in Missouri; and
| can say. that think him the sure-t fpal gr,ter I
ever kept Should any mares fail to Prove in foaI
that were put lat spring, only half price will be cha'
ged. in case gentlemen srnd again. Gentlemen that
put to Tristan Shnody, will recolect "n the 4th day
Of July next, is the day am TO pay $50 TO the ow-
ner that produces the finest coalt.
PEDIGREE -Tnistsm Shandy was got by Sbak
sreare, he by virgiuian; the favorite son Of Sr Archie.
and among his most distinguished racers; his dam
was sold in 1929, to Livingston, of New York. for
SIlOO:-is by Mr.. Herbert Hills bay horse Shenan-
Of the first sons Of the celebrated rHce
horse P,tomac; he was out of n bay mare by the im-
ported horse Febnfuge-her dam by imported Grey
Diomed-ber grand dam by Wild Arg. &. dam
by Flimna her e G g dam BY Old Valiant. iris
fnm's da m by old he by old Dinmed-Ma-
dison's dam Priestiy. by Chan,icleer's dam, Camilla,
by Wild Air, TristanI's dam Nancy Fleming. by Bel
lair-Le by old Medley. dam Selma, by Yorrick.
Gentlemen will see by referring to the Turf Register,
, 1840-05-02
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

N oTIC& is hereby gi,r that the undersigned ha.
taken ont letters "f Administrator on the es-
tate ofJarrs + Campbell. deceased. from the Clerk
nj The Pike C"nnty Cont. hearing date the 2Sih day
% AIHI, LIDO: all pcf-ons, therefore. who have
any CLAIM. against the estate of said deceased. are
required 60 exribit the same daily authenticated for
i.owancr, within one year from the date Of said let,
'ers, or they may be prcciudch from having any hcnc
81 Of said estate. and II such claims arc not present.
ed within three year. they will be- forever barred.
ROBERT ALLISON, Adn'r.
Mny2, lS3n-3t.
, 1840-05-02
Notice.

rs hereby given to all those who may con.
slider themselves concerned, that III. NJ.
Gibson, of the State of Mo-, and the county
OF Lincon, being under an arrest f"r debt.
will attend at Troy. on the fifth of May next,
.nr the purpose of taking the benefi. Of the
law for inso.vent debtors.
, 1840-05-02

@We are authorized to announce FOUN-
TAIN EDWARDS. as a candidate for the
"ilire Of constable, at Buffalo Township al
the ensuing August election.
, 1840-05-02

X We are authorized to announce JESSE
G.. RODGERS. rs a candidate far reelection
rr the office of constable of Cuivre Town
siIr. at the ensuing August e'ecrion.
, 1840-05-02

~ We are authorized to announce THO,
MAS CASH, Jr.. of Frankford. as Il candi
date for constable for Penno Township, al
the next August election.
, 1840-05-02

~ say Pat, what are you writing there
in such a large handg' sarah honey, an
isn't it TO my poor mother, who is very deal,
that I'm writing a loud letter."
, 1840-05-02

o. We are authorized TO announce WILL
LIAM PENIX. rs a candidate for the Office
of Sheriff Of Pike county. at the next August
election.
, 1840-05-02

0-Wa are authorized to ]nnounce WV.
l.. YAGER. rs Il candidate for the office of
Assessor "f Rails County, II the next Au-
gust Election.
, 1840-05-02

The Presbytery of ST. Charles, will hold
IFS senri-annual session at Louisville, Lincoln
county, Mo-, commencing on Friday the first
day Of May, at - o'clock, A. M.
, 1840-05-02

OF There will he an exhibition of fine
horses on next Saturday, the Cd day of May,
at Walkersville. Pike county.
, 1840-05-02

OF We are authorized TO announce. ]. B.
SHIELDS. asa candidate for the office of
Constable, in Buffalo Township, Pike county,
at the next August election.
, 1840-05-02

OF There will be an exhibition of fine
horses in this place on Saturday. the 9th
of Nav.
, 1840-05-02

GIVE are authorized to announce JAMES
A. ROBBINS, as a candidate for Constable
Of Cuivre Township, at the next August
Election.
, 1840-05-02

~ ~ N'lN hfN N
Columbia Patriot. of the 18th April; it is
from Col. Benton to his friend, the Rev. Mr..
Henderson, of the Lexington hio. Post
Office {:
WAsmNGroN CrTY. Feb, 10. 1910.
Dear ST-The proceedings "t the NEE.
ting against the removal Of NJ. Aull and the
appointment of yourself L. he post master
al Lexington, with the petition 10 tie Post
Master General. and a letter from Mr.. Ry.
Lind tn ourselves, have all arrived. On look
IN" over Ihrm we have fe.t ii to he our duty
to rcco nInead the removal Of Mr.. Ryland
from office, for the Incorporate and u%njusiI-
fable part which he has acted on this coca.
sion. Ii the president acts IN our recommend
alton, Mr.. Daniel Ashby will he the receiy-
err of public monies at Lexington, long before
you receive this letter, lie being the person
recommended BY US to succeed Mr.. Il.
was very sorry 10 act thus by Mr.. iiyland,
but, after reviewing his violent conduct IN
The whole affair, ! could do no less than TO
recommended his removal, nor did | act alone
in dong 81.
As to Mr.. Aull, We recommend his re-
movai. | know nothing of the manner In
which the word s.resi gnatiOn" came to be
used, it is sufficient for me TO know that we
recommended his removal-and | am SO
well satisfied with having done so, that !
there were forty thousand such in office.
would recommend the removal of them
all.
The democracy of the State may rest
assured that there is neither bargaining nor
comprise in me and that we will do them
Justice.
/ write no secret letters to any body-you
are therefore at liberty TO show all that you
receive from me.
, 1840-05-02
Road Notice.
FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
UST Received at the Drug Store, in Bow
- lins-Green. a good supply Of drugs, med
icines. paints. oils and d~ystutis, fancy articles
&c. &c. Also a small quantity Of garden
seeds. The subscribers are thankful for the
liberal patronage they have received, aud
respectfully solicit a continuance Of the
same.
T. S. WATERS & BRO.
April Att.