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JAYNE,s HAM TONIC.

W. Z have, heretofore, numbered ourselves among
w those who believed that .'Alberi's Hair Tonic'
sold by Dr. jayne of the many gu ck nostrunls
whose virtues are never beyond the fusome putis
of their author We are willing, at length, TO make
public acknowledgment of the error of our belief An
intimate friend, two three months since, all the
top whose Uranium bald piece of polished
MARBLE maugre all our jesng and ridcule of the idea
attempting to cipdte barren spot, purchased
bottle or two ofte Hair Tonic from DR. jayne and
eording his directions applied it. During the sauna
week the friend usered himself into presence
and ucovcring his hitherto naked head, asonished
with thin, though luxuant growth of hair from to
inches in engtl--upen the very premises we had
believed unyeldng TO cultivation the trackiess sand
that skirts the Atlantic This is puff, but is religious
y true, and to those who doubt the gentleman can be
pointed out What is more in favor of this '.Tonic,"
The here cited not of temporary badness
no sudden loss of the hair--but was Of years.
standing, though the gentleman is but 45 years of age
philadelphia Lpirit ofThe Times October 2ist, 1882
The above preparation is sold by q. l.. Duhurst,
ner of Dugan.s wharf, and Pratt street, lower end of
Centre Marker Space. ma u.
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(F'or the Pii0t)
THE PETITION OF AMOS
Time. ssBuY A BROOM.

Tune, FsBUY A BROOM.
From the city came with my ''Budgct Of all
TRUTH"
Pm beggar, you see, by my old ragged robe;
Then dear locofocos, and thou friends OF my
youth, -. c,
oh. buy Of poor Amos the truth telling Globe.
Buy Globe, buy Globe, ~
Oh, buy of poor Amos, the truth telling Globe
Pm moor as rat, and say it with feeling,
For know you will praise me for my honesty;
While the rest, six or eight hundred thousand
were stealing,
Poor Amos, he only could grab two or three
Buy Globe, buy Globe,
Oh. buy of poor Amos, the truth telling Giooe'
Ye locos, then let me prescribe for your ailings,
And rive YOU dose to be taken each day,
The Globe, it will cheer you, and soothe all your
failings,
And cure ali Wing wounds in very queer way
Buy Globe, buya Globe,
Oh, buy Of poor Amos, the truth telling GLOBE
Poor Martin is sick with the hard cider fever
And Log Cabin rheumatis caught tother day,
When Virginia declared that no more ned de-
ceive her,
Buy Globe, buy Globe.
Oh. buy of poor Amos, the truth telling Globe
BLAIR, Jun.
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X ). + X X X = X 4: X X \ 4 x x 4 X + 4
COOper's compound Aromatic CONNECTION,

x X X X X 4 \ X X x x y x = = =
CHOPPERS COMPOUND AROMATIC CON
u FICTION pleasant, certain. safe, and effaet =
al remedy for GonomGa and elect This elegant preduc
ration. combining all the medicinal virtues of Basom
Copaiva and Cubebs, separated by chemical analysis
from their offensive and Objectionable properties, com
bined with the compound extract OF sarsapaFla, WIN
several vegetable extracts of great efficacy, forms the
most perfect and desirable remedy ever discovered
and as it combines the medicinal properties of Sarsa-
palia it nunfes the blood and removes in few days
very vestee of the disease. 1t is particularly reco-
mended in obstinate cases where all ether remedies
have failed The CONNECTION is put up in neat tin box
es, with full directons-each box containing sufficient
TO effect perfect in any ordinary case-and when
properly known must become the only remedy used.
Sold by 5. S. HANCE, corner Pratt * Charles SIS,
j. II. WARNER, corner Eutaw and Market SITS; and
o. MCCORMICK, 46 North Gay Street, Old Town.
Price 81 per box
an Is div.
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ST. AUGUSTINE, MAY

INDIAN FfGHT.-Captain Rains, of the 18th
Infantry, is in command of Fort King, and with
the most laudable ambition of doing effective SER
vice, has been employed in efforts at the destruc-
ton of the enemy. But short time since, some
of his men were killed. as they left the garrison;
and he determined on placing shells under cover
of blanket, in the hope that their cupidity might
induce them to appropriate the articles, and thus
fire the fuse, sending death among them. During
the night, he heard an explosion, and on repair
ing to the spot in the morning, with eighteen
men, he discovered traces of blood and scattered
clothing, as well as pony tracks. Suddenly he
was surrounded by a CALLING fire, whilst the
woods were resounding the war cry ofthe enemy.
Capt. Rains Immediately charged upon the In
dians, who took their shelter among trees, and
continued the discharge of rifles at his little band
The fight was kept up with great spirit, until the
leader of the enemy, Alectustenugge fell; when
he was Immediately borne of, and the Indians
retreated. Capt. Rains MORALLY wounded
by the chief-when the command devolved ON
SERGEANT jackson, who behaved in the most gal
liant manner, and revenged the fall of his Cap
tain, by shooting AlectustenSgge, after being Sc
vereiy wounded himself.
The loss of the whites was 2 killed and three
wounded-that of the enemy, killed The
enemy numbered 50. We look upon this as the
most brilliant affair occurring during the whole
war; whether we consider the noble daring of
quail conflict, the loss of the enemy, and the gal
liant and praiseworthy conduct of SERGEANT jack
son. 1t will lose us, probably Capt Rains;
man distinguished for his scientific attachments,
patriotism, and virtue; whose active exertions in
Florida, thus early close a life of great useful
ness, and adds another martyr TO the calls of
duty
A scout, in the neighborhood Of Micanopy,
Micanopy, a few days since, came upon party
of Indians, who made charge upon them they
broke and fled the Sergeant, in attempting to
bayonet one of the number, was shot throughthe
body, but made every effort to kill the enemy,
until he fell from his horse, and immediately ex-
pired.
Information has reached us, that in digging at
Bsicanopy, Is barrels of Pork, and 10 or ~ BAR
reis of Bread were discovered 1t is supposed
that this amount of provisions was buried ON the
evacuation and burning of that post in 1886 but
a short time previous to its having bsen temporal
rily encamped on by Gen. Calls army, IN state
of great suffering. Can it be possible that pro-
visions were buried there, and it unknown,
whilst from five to six thousand man Were en-
during the horrors Of hunger on the very spot
.NefcS.
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Resident of the 4M Ward.-Yes, and a
good one it is.
Kesidsnt of tie 9Th Word-If such be the
motives and rules of action of our party, |
will from this day wipe my hands of all scot
and lot in its concerns. never will, by my
adherence to party, countenance such inta-
nous violations of every honorable principle.
Resident of the 4th Ward-You are not
serious, are you?
Resident of tile 9Th Ward.-Indeed l am,
and you are fully at liberty to say, in my
name, that l hold all who participated in
these resolutions, as being unworthy Of the
association OF any honorable man. That |
cannot, either as an individual, or politician,
hold communion with men so reckless of the
value of truth, so indifferent to human char
acter. However much may have preferred
Mr.. Van Buren, to Gen. Harrison, have al
ways felt that the country owed the latter
large debt of gratitude for his chivalrous con-
duct in the late war. l have not forgotten
that he assumed the command Of the north
western army, at period of great gloom;
just after the disgracefui surrender of Gen.
Hull, when the whole country was filled
with the feelings of dependency, and that he
turned the current of disasters into sue
cessive series of the most brilliant victories
Knowing and feeling thus, | cannot, if
Messrs. Brady and !Seideastricker can, get
my own consent to assail the fair fame Of an
American general, whose deeds have render
ed him illustrious.
Resident of The 4th Ward.-You must GER
tainly have been watching for an opfortuni-
ty to turn your coat
Resident of The 6t6 Ward.-It i'll becomes
you to use that term TO me, after confessin2
Yourself that you condemn the resolutions for
their falsehoods; consider it unfortunate that
they were adopted, and only acquiesce IN
them, upon the ground that they are calcula-
ted to deceive the ignorant. Agreeably then,
to your own showing, you become the willing
accomplice of deception and falsehood, to
subserve the purposes of party, thereby ac-
knowledging that you do violence to your
own conscience to support party. Where
are your morals and religion2 Does no
your cheeks tinge with the blush of shame
while your tongue bears testimony to oul
want of principle2
Here the conversation ended, and !, as il
duty bound, discharged my duty as
! ECHO.
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LANDRETII,s GARDEN SEEDS.

FuyHE Subscriber would inform the public thai he Is
= now prepared tofurnish them with fresh GARDEN
SEEDS from Fir ID. Landreth, of Philadelphia, ms
spring supply having just come to hand.
He has also on hand his usual supply of AGRtCUL-
Cutters, PIouens Plough castings. Corn and Tobacco
CuItivators plain and expanding are very extensive
Also; Newly improved HORSE POWER s. THHESH
ING MACHINES, the latter with iron and wood cylin
ders, superior Pennsylvania made Grain Cradles, SUI
perof Trace Chains from Is to IA links TO the foot
Wheat Fans from S25 TO $40 eaeh Corn Planters, and a
great number of articles too numerous 100 mention, al
made of the best Materials and in the nost substantial
MANNER and will be sold low for cash or approved ac-
eeptlnces in Baltimore. Having an Iron Foundry and
extensive Shops and Machinery driven by steam pow
er, be is prepared receive orders for machine and
other Castings, and for Building, Machines, sc. sc.
JONATHAN 5. EASTMAN,
No. &c w. Pratt street, Baltimore.
Whohas also % bushel Seed Italian SPRING WHEAT
nStore for sale.
CAULIS. fua4a
apo ]. s. E.
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A DIALOGUE.

Resident of the Gil TVar9.-How came cur
friends in the 4th, to adopt Seidenstrlcker's
resolutions of the 2Ist ultimol
Resident of the 4tA Ward.-It is certainly
unfortunate for us that they were adopted, as
when party resorts to f5s to sustain their
cause. those Of the people who are dtSa"ter-
csted in the advocacy Of it, finding themselves
deceived, are apt to become lukewarm, II not
to abandon the party. But as we cannot
mend the matter now, we must make the
most of bad bargain, and refrain from SIM
liar errors in future.
Resident of the 9Th ITard.-You call them
t5s do you2 Now / cannot agree with you
that the gross falsehoods contained IN those
resolutions are entitled to so mild an appella-
tian as tot; for fbS are innocent departures
from the truth, which injure no one, assall no
mans reputation; whereas every resolution
adopted at that meeting contains one or more
deliberate lies, some Of which are as malt
cious as false
Resident of the 4t1 Ward.-You are right
asto the character the assertions contained
in the resolutions, and regret that they ever
were adopted, as much as you possibly can
dc. hut these are not times 10 be over nj
the means "a he us ed to secure Mr.. Van Bu-
ren's reelection; he will need the vote OF eve
pv Good Democrat. / wasnot at the meeting;
felt mortified at the disregard of trnth which
was so apparent on the face of resolutions,
and expressed my disapprobation TO some OF
our friends instrong terms, and was boEd mat
was deemed egyedicmt blythe Democracy TO
assail Gen. Harrison in every possible form,
so as 10 arrest the onward course OF the poPe-
lar current that was setting in his faSor-
.rbis reason had not before occurred to me,
and | became satisfied with the OBVIOUS deal
ance manifested 10 the obligations OF truth,
upon the score of erpadsemey.
Pssident of the 6th Word.--Isapedtency,
tben is to be a cure-alll Now, if Gen. Har-
rison is only TO be defeated by the use OF a
means so unworthy as that lying hien into
disfayor, l am unwilling to lend mysesi 10
such az unholy purpose.
How could Mr.. Seidenstrieker set iowa
and Indie such gIaring untruth, as that
Cen. Harrison had "neser Ja9ght;@ when me
,,or;ous actions in which he was engaged,
forms the brightest pages in the history OF The
West?
Resident of the 4th W0rd.-To be sure
that is A considerable stretcaer; but then, you
know that military renown exercises great
influence upon the minds of most men, and
especially of the young; and you know too
that there are great many foreigners here,
who are now entitled to vote, who, coming
from countries where military fame is the
ascendant. might be induced tovote for Har-
rison if they believed he really was great
and successful general andas we have taught
Them 10 believe nothing but what they may
see in our papers, it was deemed especially
necessary to deny that Old Tip had ever
fought.
Resident Of tie Oh Wsra.-Was that the
moiye9 .sAps sa8al " s4's "a
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rERRoR ro auACKs. AID THE W

- NEREAL CONQUEROR.-HUNTER RED
DROPS is an nfllible remedy for the eiiecual eXur-
ton of all species and symptoms of the VI disease
They have long been in general use by the public pc
slowing blessings and rece wing praise; 1t Is scarcely III
the power Of scepticism TO dong its virtues, or OF envy
to deny them 1t has achieved ascendant career OF
usefulness which distances the competition OF mere
boastful preension and has secured conspicuous st-
Dr. BOWLBY's OFFICE, for the sale of Hunters
Medicines is No. 5 PITT ST between Front street ana
Bazaar Bridge.
GENERAL AGENCIES.
The following agents have been appointed by me to
sell the Genuine Hunters Medicines for the Gu OF the
Venereal Diseases -
DIR. VIM. LAMPHIER,
Surgeon Dentist, King & Alexandna' D. =
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EBY order OF the commissioners OF nsoivant debtors
EG for the city and county of baltimore, nouce IS
civ ayen to the creditors of SYLVESTER LANG
LEY an insolvent debtor, that personal discharge
hath been granted the said debtor, and thar the said
creditors are required attend at the office OF the said
commissioners in the house, in the city OF Bat-
MORE on the sixth day of April next, at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon, and nominate trustee or uustees TO De
Amounted for their benefit: and to give all the aforma
lion in their possession the said commissioners to en-
able them TO report Baltimore county court, agreea
bly 10 an act of Assembly passed December sessino
1881 entitled san act relating insoivent Debtors,
and that the sixth day of June next hath been fixed for
the final hearing in his case, before the said commits
sioners. -
Dated the l7th day of February, in the year 1910.
fe 36-1aw3m APP 2S-lawow
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HBY order of the commissioners OF lsovent debtors
= ID for the city and county OF baltimore, notlce Is
hereby given TO the creditors of CHARLES MCCAIN
NEGER an insovent debtor, that personal discharge
hath been granted to the said debtor and that the said
creditors required TO attend at the ohce OF tne sad
commissioners in the court house, i'll the city of Bali
more on the 9th day of April next at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, and nominate trustee or trustees to be ap
pointed for their benefit; and TO give all the inform
ton in theiI possession to the said commissioners a
enable them t0report to Baltimore county court, ag, 10
ably to an of Assembly, passed at December SEES
III i9 H. ; Jat of Jnne next hath lhen fix Ors;''
t naI hea in his case before The said co cd for
s;oncrs mis-
Dated the o5tll day of February, in the year ,o,o
fe IaUr3n ap 2S-icfu
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HNOR SALE-The subscriber viii sell at private
81 sale the LOT and DWELINGL HOUSE lately
occupied By him Mount Vernon Place, near the Wash
ington Monument The Lot is about 3S feet front by
100 deep. The Hosse large consisting of basement
and stories, having aioor, the first two 20
feet by Is, aud the third l6 by 49, has good bath
house and every convenience for the accommodation OF
family Possession will be given Immediately For terms
Of sale apply TO the subscriber
Persons DESTROYS purchase may at any time inspect
ebnrem;ses ans ]. P. KENNEDY.
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UH order OF commissioners OF nsovent debtors 10
the city and county of Banore notice IS hereby CIV
en- to creditors of JOSHUA JONES' an nlsoVeni 9eptol'
tht personal dchrge hath granted to the said debtor,
and thar the said creditors required to attend at the office
nj e said commissioners the court house, IN the city oil
f3ajmor on me first day June He O'Clock IN the
forenoon and nominate trustee or trustees 10 be appointed
r their kenet: and to give information in their pos
session to the said commissioners enable them TO report TO
baltimore county court agreeaby TO an act OF Assembly,
sd at December session. 1884, entitled San act relating to
nsolvet debtors;'' The first day of August next
hath fixed the final hearing in his case, before the
said commissioners.
Dated the 4th day of April in the year 1910
4 I'm . lavilW
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SHAVING.
SHAVING.
CREAM.---Read the following

VI ERBENA CtEIAm.---heau ule IohoWis
from the New York papers
tsyye believe il is the best shaving Soap in the world'
N. Y. Gazette.
"a luxury which those who are bothered with beard
can appreciate. ',-Dispatch.
sWe have tried It and find il very superior. II soft
ems the beard and makes the operation as gentle as mag
yVc have determined that henceforth other shaw
ing com posnd shall be applied to our face-sunday At
las
G.. X. TYLER,
an Corner Of East Baltimore and Highst
ms IA 80 81 fssssib s baltimore
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HAY order of thu commissioners of insolvent debtors of
the CITY and county of Baltimore, notice is hereby CIV
debtor that personal discharge hath been granted to the
said debtor and said creditors are required % aei
nj e office of tie commissioners in the court mousse, III
The civ Of Baltimore first day of June next at ten o.
clock III the forenoon, and nominate trustee or usl 9
Inc appointed for their benefit and to give all ue H'orhuo
In their possession to said commissioners, to erbe en
10 report Baltimore county court agreeahy 70 an aI vi
Assembly passed at December session. 1881, enued IAN
act relating to nsolven debtor and that the LIST day OF u
os hath been fixed for the nahearng in his case, be
| fore the said commissioners.
| Dated the 10th day of April in the year 1910.
i mil Law
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FOR SAFE. LEAsN, De RFlNT.

and IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIHEh,
FHNHAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND
bounded by Front and Plowman streets, Jones's
"a Falls, and Stllhouse alley on which Is cTectea
fglIIIf the BALTIMORE PRINTING & BLEACHING
WORKS. The main building mas rom ron 9 3 ~
feet on Front street, by depth of 45 feet, with drying
rooms of 40 feet square the second and hrd stories
other Building fronting 90 feet on Plownan street.
and rs feet Joness Falls with drying room Oh ie
same dimensions ON the second sofy-one other buu-
ing fronting IS feet Stll-HOse alley by depul OF ~
feet-tle second story Of the dimensions, all or
brick and built in substantial manner WIN seVeru ON
buildings for STILLS steam engines, single apparatus
Carpenter shop. &c. &c. with two steam engines and
four wrought iron boers Printing Machines, Zone OF
which is three eooured made by Newell and equal TO
frames, hot rc9r s., sla x. CSC, lTDg NAL !
made by Collier Fl .iica C4.sEisftt oE pisssAE U
and boards, with ALT he L. i, II uyl 70 III 1irtle
site for bleaching d III 6, FtAsis az u
pieces Of cloth per month"; There Is n. he aye j
the largest spring of pure water that Isl the t:i IT.
which there TWO pumps worked by each OF tEeea
gnes that throw into four large cses placed INTO the
upper part of the building, IS0 gallons per minute
Thu machinery has not been in use more than IL
months and is in complete order TO commence opera
ton : any time. The whole in fee
50 ALso-That DESIRABLE PROPERTY on
MiIi. the corner of Baltimore and Green streets 'front.'
sLsing 81 feet on Baltimore street. and $50 feet on
Green street, present occupied by Richard Crew as
a Wagon Tavern. -.
flTI IN good order, fronting % feet on the north side
4gsof Baltimore street; the Lot extending LOO feet
10 Park Lane, on which there is a good Stable.
ALso,-A LOT fronting 50 feet on baltimore sueet,
near Pine, extending 100 feet TO Park Lane.
ALso,-l5O feet of GROUND on the north and south
side of Fayete street, near Pine.
ALso-50 feet ofGROUND on the south side of Lex
ington street. by depth of 100 feet with the privilege
of foot alley Vine street, and the right TO build on
and into the east wall of Pascault Row. Title indispu-
table.
TENS of saIe-1-3 in months, 1-3 in - months
the remaining l-3 may remain on the ground rent
ap2-law4w NM. w. NJ .CI1I--nNE.
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a tCHANCERY SALE.-Under decree of the
~ Court of Chancery, the subscriber as Trustee, will
offer for sale at public acton the premises, at ten
O'Clock A. NJ on Saturday the 9th June next, the VAL
UABLE FARM Called 'I4onsworth'') situate about ID
miles, from Baltimore, and about one mile from the
main road of Back River Neck adjoining lands ef An
drew Collins, Joseph Joce and the heirs of John Uhler
and binding on Browns Creek, the mouth OF Back
River being the land described in the Deed recorded in
Baltimore County Land Records, in Liber w. G. No.
ia folio 1881 Itcontaas about 1913 ACRES OF LAND.
which is represented very good, and well improved
with lime, ashes SC.
~ The buildings are a FRAME DWELLING
RHs!G HOUSE, large BARN, with extensive Sheds,
4AssGranary, and other ut-houses. There is pump
of good water near the dwelling.
At the same time will be sold the Farming Utensils of
the place, and the stock and also four Slaves, ree e
males and one malel
Terms OF sale; fourth ofthe purchase money cash,
on ratification of sale with interest from the day OF
Sale and the residue in g. and 10 months from said day
with interest iererom and all payments TO be secured
by bond or notes with security to be approved BY The
Trustee. CHARLES F. MAYER
ma Is APR 2awts.
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NANIII.Y GRnCERrES. Nc.-Fresh

ESAMILY GROCERIES, Sc.--Fresh and SUI
e eror Green and Black TIE S, Wines, Liquors, Coz
dals, Spices Loaf, White and Browno ugars, Java and
other Coffee. Pickles and Catsups, white wheat Flour
superior Salad and Sperm Oil, which with full assor
ment ofcarcly selected Family Groceries, will be sold
wholesale retail, at the lowest market prices for
cash by MARCUS DENlSON,
an I3 81 Baltimore street.
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BADGES! BADGES!!
EUST published an assortment of beautiful I'll AR
eD RfsON BADGES, coorod and plain, fer the 4th of
May ceIebration-also the life of Gen. Harrison, and
large sheet with engraving of each battle fought by
him. and full and correct account of his various public
services civil and mtarypnce l2k eents-also, Like
nesses representations of Battles Harrison Song Books
&c. sc. For sale wholesale and retail by
ii. A. TURNER,
ma II 664 Baltimore street.