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SUMMERS GONE.
BY MRS. C. NORTON.

b. MRS. G. NORTON.
Han through The dim woods DING,
What moan.
Family the winds are signing
Summers gone!
There when nv bruised heart feeleth,
AMI the pale moon her face rcyealeth,
D.ykly my toolstep stealelh,
To weep alone;
Hour after hour | wander
BY men unseen-
AMI sadly my young thoughts ponder
On what hath been;
Summers gone
There are oar own green bowers,
Long ago,
Our path through the tangled flowers
1readins slow,
on hand in hand cniwining,
on side by side reclining,
We've watched its crimson shining,
The sunset glow;
Dim!y the sun now burncth
For me alone
Spriag after Spring rciurneth;
Thou art gone,
Summers gone!
Sill on nv warm check playeth
The restless breeze;
Sill in its freshness strayeth
Between the trees;
Still the blue streamlct gusheth-
sin The proud river rusheth-
:stll the calm silence husheth
The hearts disease;
But who shall bring our meetings
Back aeain2
VIVA, shall recall thy greetings
Loced in vain2
Summers gone
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EXTRACT Of a kticr finn

"li,lF.x c. r., Sept. -.
'fIaitay, think, will give a larger Democrat
c majority on the Is; Mon,iay in November, lhaF
she has ever sivca since Federalism was nick
named Whi@Scry In the two las. Presidential
contests. she gave the same majority 10 VII: DID
| think we have reason 10 calculate upon at ca>
COO now; and some Of our sanguinc friends cal
culaic upon at least 100.
81 am assured by one who ought 10 know. ant
in whom have implicit confidence, that we shal
probably cut down the Wing majority in PiltSyl
vana 10 ls0-and that if we coult &C, ont on
full strength, we should reduce ii 10 less thar
100
"Smilh has paid us visit. On Friday ana
Saturday last, he spoke al Mount Laurel, 10 larS,
crowds-aud more than cquaed the high eSpeec
iations Of his friends. To-day, lie addressed
crowded Court yard, and, confidently trust, CT
fecic,l much good.
Il was not present on The last day oil the
battle between Edmunds and Mansuni-bu
feel warranted in stating, that E!munds
gained most triumphant victory. So say,
every Democrat who was present, and who
has talked with me upon the subject; and SO adj
nit number The Wings; and from the pari
cuars related to me, may say know il. Whe'
Their the Vice President she'd tears. know not
hut he certainly went off in rage and BY his
conduc. mortified his friends exceedingly.
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DE Tbs

h LEA I1S.
~ Al Oak Forest, her late residence, in
,~ -,'.eI County, on Wednesday the 25th inst,
4 g. long and painful illness, Mrs. frances
il, e,'RA' re'ic, OF the late VIM. Clark, in the
.,' var oil her age, leaving daughters and an
,...' 10 bemoaa Ter loss In all the social
s. ,-,s'> Of iii' The deceased set an example
a,, 1D, ol inalion-Shc was a truly atfectionate
b.. d klnd mistress and sincere friend
81 Aei pro;racted Illness, not murmnr es-
am; .sf ups, but she bore her atiliction with an
i, , ~i' periec, resignation TO the will of Hea-
,,s a1,' IS confidently believed that she has ex-
Al ; s'a world pain and sorrow, for bliss
hn5Llsnchburg Virginian will please copy.
NJ p. IN This City, on the 9Th September, DA-
Q d,r o'fY, sr, aged 70 years, IL months and
Nr:e5 !. This venerable man had CALAMITY
Ion AVA us Country in the Wars of the Revoln-
IN ban ", was respected BY all who knew him, as
.na yass man and an excellent citizen. The
ae ce% Cais with which Heaven had blessed him,
n,,s ,sa 10 his God, his Country and his friends.
TN. ,o ~ Csoages,ive Fever, at Darwin, Illinois,
ca,s. 't n.y. IN his 6s,h year. Mr. b. removed 10
,pss,ei oHSaIaiy, Illinois, in 1881. He was re.
'e'o'ed by all who knew him.
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ESSEX COUNTY.

There will be political discussion in Tappa-
a2anocs. on Monday, Dist of October, (Esse1
tour dav) where the Wings expect TO be repre-
,>aei by Mr.. Lyons, and the Democrats by Judge
3avl,
On the 22nd. (the mex, day the Democrats will
.7ll Mass Meeting at the Court House in Tap
;;a.aanaock. They hope TO have with them the
soa John W. Jones, Mr. Seldom and Mr.. Caskie.
M OF al parties are invited 10 attend.
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To Tie Editors ofMc Enquirer:
M,pTINspr-pG Sent L.

MARTINsBrRG, sept IL, 1911.
Gentlemcn-As any information relative u
the condition and prospects Of the Democratic
Party in remote Counties OF the State, must be
obtained BY you through your several Cores
pondenls and the provincial press, seize a lew
leisure moments 10 record some cheering lndica-
tons of the aroused feelings and excited spirit OF
the Democracy, in this daIkened Citadel OF f'ede-
ralism. Berkeley County. My disposition is
somewhat stimulated 10 do this, because recent
Is saw in the Richmond Wing, an unfair account
Of several political matters which had transpired
here. previous to that particular time.
If YOU have observed closely The Developments
in this county, for The last few years, you must
have noticed The steady and rapid increase and
strength of the Democratic Party here; and II
doubtless, has surprised you 10 see US no'' nearly
500 strong, when few years since, we could
not polI over 300 votes. The causes which have
added to our numbers, are still in actiEe operation;
and believe the day is not very far distant, when
in spite of all the outrageous and tyranncai OPP
posing obstacles, We shall be able TO make Berkeley
doubtful County, With increased numbers,
there is confidence in.il'ed into the minds OF our
par;y-and an enthusiastic spirit, and bold deer
mination, characterize the movements OF the De
mocracy. Let me give you few examples since
the Spring election. refer You TO The several
precinct meetings which we have had par
ticularly point you TO the enthusiastic meeting at
Gerardstown, few weeks since, (the day before
The Marinsburg Coons precipi,ated themselves
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iaSed Tor the benefit Of the 10000 manufacturers.
nat Is, every ID! persons in the United States
are I'll taxed for The benefit Of one person.
Inc only answer which can be given 10 the
above Is, that The l700O,000 Of dollars surplus
goes INTO The Treasury OF the United States: IN !,
therefore, The whole nation has The benefit of it
Grant 'h!S-but do not the poor farmers pay nine
Ieht''s oi ii ltor this is their proporton) 10 The
rich manufacturers
Vow, sirs, hold, if the country wants this
II hooG 700 10 pay oil her debt Jet there he di-
Iecltax laid, ami then ALL our citi,izcns will come
IN Tor Their lair proportion oi what the Govern
ment owes JUSTICE
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= DEMOCRATS OF HENRICO, Or
iANlZE,-A meeting Of The Democratic Asso-
alton Of Inc County Of Henrico and of the
en'fa' comnn,ce OF Vigilance for the County,
~, (, DC held on Monday next, (Cout day. at the
~, ,2ah'y coaH House. Let every man be at his
iAe Hon John W. Jones is expected TO ad-
y ''s people at Henrico Court House, on
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aT.rcIT,oS THE wuoI

ATTENTION, THE w HOLE.
The Democratic District Convention, at Farm
,,.r will commence on Wednesday, the 9th Oc-
~, ana continue until Saturday. A number
! 'isinguished Speakers have been invi'ed, and
s4i attend. Messrs. Hunter, Seldom, Caskie,
e'rs Daniel Garland, and several others, are
N'ec'ei All parties are invited.
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POSTSCRIPT.
by Last Evening. Northern Mail.
(ffomai Baltimore Republican, Oh ,, II. p. ~
BALTIMORE IN A BLAZE OF GLORY !
For equal rights and laws we stood
,ai'lip,T fsr.IirSf .arruptinn'S tlppt
Battling 'gainst corruplion's food I!


Although corruption has poured continued
stream upon our cty-althoush beSet liz ways
and means Of desperate party, the Democracy
have stood up against every opposition, and
they now send to their fellow Democrats ma
Jorily for Carroll, the Democratic candidate, Of
1917
The official vote may vary few figures but
they will probably he as much in our favor as
against u.s.
AT the Mayoray election of last October
Laws (Whig) majority was POI.
Baltimore CouNrY.-The tewretumS received
al the time OF going 10 press ll O'clock, p. NJ
from Baltimore county show an equal Democrat
ic gain with tic city. At this rate Carroll will
be elected by about 900 majority
We would have our friends al a distance know
that the Judges were against rs, and every means
used 10 defeat the Democracy; but they were true
10 theiI principlcs--and true to their country
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OLD NORTHUMBERLhND-Truc 10 The
Eaifk
"HEATusvIiLE, Northumberland Co. }

Sci t.lnbcr II. !
LAST weet; they had Mr. Segar here. through
our County making speeches Ia The people but
he WIS met n every place, bvour County Speak
cr>; and think his trip here will avail The Wings
nothing. | am very confident, our vote in this
Comfy viii be this Fail stronger for Polk and
Dallas, Than II was in 1910 for Van Buren,, when
we gave | IL majority. | do not know of a sin
gle change from the Democrats 10 the Wings
but do know of several influential men, that
come over 10 us from the Wigs You NAV rest
assured that this County will give a good account
OF herself, on The Is Monday in November
Being surrounded by Wing Counties, we have To
ll@ht hard here bnt think Lancaster County
will no; lack much Of coming right this I'all clcc-
ton"
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[ffom Gc JIMfcrWc Rfgalhcan.l


EXTRACT trom a ic9c.' 10 n gcaAeman IN tbs rR-
tasc dgied,
"WntLA>i"r"GG Comfy. Sept. ! lih, lSlt"
"Thrrc is great excitement here in politics.
The whole country seems to be awake, earnest
ly struggling for the light of,ru,h Monopoc,
and corporations are becoming understood. As
Il necessary consequence the whole system of
Whiggery. built upon fraud and injustice, and
sustained by corruption, is .uming 10 the ground.
lf@hcr States do their duty, the glorious principles
of Democracy and equality in legislation will rise
upon ,heruins Of Whiggerr and become eventually
The >citlcdand permanent olcyofIhc G;ovcrnIncnt.
There are Gttg chaaaeS Ia Dcmocracg in this coun-
tw Gny IN an adimniag c"pain. Taking these as
a fair test, Polk mus; carry The State by hand
some majority. There are about IS counties; all
average change Of - in each will he suifcicn, 10
carry tie Stale"
Democrats Of Wylhc. this letter IS from n
gentleman that many of You know well. Is il
not cheerinol Ii is Tennessee is ours All
our information pnblicand private, confirms US
in the opinion. How can il b. otherwise? A
favored son i in The lield--shc Will stand up TO
him-shc will, She WILL
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Mn CsLuorN-Wc understand that Mr. Cal
houn's diplomatic labors, since The Adjournment
of Congress, have been most interchangeable ana
auluous. not only rs conducting voluminou,
correspondence with The British and other Foreign
Ministers, bat in extensive studies and inquire,
into all the intricaccs ot the questions al issue he
questions are placed nov br the abilities and in
vcstiga,ions of Mr. Calhoun on Il basis perfectly
satisfactory 10 the honor and Interests Of lhc
United States. Tins ailorling evidence Of hi.
scnleman's diplomatic skill, as the history o
this country vouchc> for his administrative AM
legislative talents Ciari,s'oa Patriot.
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COMMERCIAL GARDEN AND
>r-n,,py o,,D,pS0NS G. 20 Z,

COMMERCIAL GAKDt.N ANU
So NURSERY, OF PARSONS & CO., IL
Flashing, near Ntr Yak I
fESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUES OF the
~ Fruit and Forest Trees, Shrubs, Plants,
&c. cultivated at this Establishment, can be OBJ
tanned gratis of the Projectors By man.
Their stock is we'll known as being ihe most
extensive and varied on this side OF the Atlantic.
The Trees are distinguished for beauty and
thrifty growth, and will be warranted fort iden-
tity of their kinds.
An orders should be transmitted as early as
possible, and will receive prompt attention.
Oct l-2aw6w
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MARRIAGES.

): M2'fcd on the morning OF the 26lh ull, at
Iycamore Meeting House by Elder James
.'''hail Mr.. CHARLES Il. WooDsoN, of the
,..a'y OF Goochland 10 Miss LOUISA A. Wooo-
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MARYLAND ELECTIONS

From tie Gio,c Ettya, OeioIer =, il p. M
BY Morsc's Telegraph, we have the vote in
all the wards oi Baltimore for Governor as
follows:
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NOR HIRE, until Christmas Man House
Servant; also, Waiting Maid, who is
good Seamstress, Cook, and W asher: Apply
10 THOMAS s. CHARLES ELLIS.
Sept. % lw
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100000
S34,oo0,oOO
100000
The Government requires for its
support one year,
Sl1.OOO.OOO
Surplus,

Surplus, Slhoooooo
Now, Sirs there are 100000 persons interested,
directly and indirectly, in the manufactures in
the u States
People OF the United States are you willing,
Is i,ills that these 400 900 persons should be
riched, and you, the 100000, taxed for their
In other words, 100000 of our citizens are
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$3.50
Carrnll'S mainrify | 900

I'!dJVEII I'-''V
The largest majority given in Baltimore for
90 years past, which is as long as we have been
noticing elections.
Another account makes the majority in the
city l,2l7
I'm 1910 Van Burn had in Baltimore only
30 majority over Harrison)
Isl district, Baltimore county, Carroll 40;
Pratt $50.
Bladcnsburg, Prince Georges county Prau's
minority Al.
Vansville, Prince Georges county, lG MAORI
" for Pratt.
Majority in Baltimore city ,l95-las, Spring
Wings elected 10 Congress by 61o Democratic
gain since Spring ,s73!
Baltimore county, as far rs heard from
Carroll (D) Pratt (W.)
~
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\. Milan.
O. ID. Fits,

~ Z. All lhc creditors Of c. Robinson, deed,
are requested 10 furnish us with statement ofihe
amount or balance due them, on or before the 10Th
day of October those living at distance can
10 So by letter addressed to Us at Macon Depot,
Warren, y. {. y. VI.
O. ID. +,
Oct ids Trustees.
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I'll 50 IL
9th 20 Ii2
l2;h Z" l05
Prince Georges comfy . far rs heard from
BladensJuts, Pra'ls majority Al; Fannsyillc ID
majority for Pratt.
In Baltimore City the two Conventions, Wing
and Democratic, assembled 10 nominate their
Candidates See what a tremendous gain TO the
Democracy, in spite Of the Coon Mammoth
Young Mems Convention. And what compli-
incnt 10 the wise selection OF Democratic Nomi-
nees, from gallant Ci,y-trom whose bosom the
nomination oil Jimmy Polk, was sent forth 10
the World.
A letter from Wing received last night, thinks
the result of the election of Governor dOnbtfm.
The Democrats seem TO have strong hopes oi
CAROLS (D) election. A Wing who came on
last night. gives up The State 10 Polk.
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To Tic Editors orMc EnqnWer:

WAsnlN1roN, y. G., Sept q, 1871.
Ii the following simple exhibit vii! be calcn!at-
ed 10 afford any Of your numerous patrons light
npon the iniqnitous Tariff of 1872, you are at
liberty 10 give the same publicity through the CO.
lumns OF the Enquirer.
THE TARIFF ACT OF LAST CONGRESS.
Duties paid in from it, for one year S30,O0000O
Add sales Of land, munitions of war,
lead, and other public property, 100000
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TN IfANCERY-VlRGrSi& rules held
i in the Clerks Office Of tle County Court OF
buckingham County, on Monday, The ii day oil
September lSl.i
Archibald Bigbc, Plaintiff,
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rcd with myself and other friends in thinking i;
indispensable.
"You must be well aware Of the very great de-
licacy OF my position.
"At the North am represented as an nitra
supporter Of The institution n NaroH, whilst at
the South am described as an Aholi,ionist, when
Ian, ncitter he onc mar liz otter As we have the
same sirname, and are, moreover, related, great
use is made al the South against me, of what
ever falls from you. There, you arc even repre-
scented as being my son. hence, the necessity; OF
the greatest circumsrcclion, and especially that
you should avoid committing me.
"lou are watched whercveryon go, and every
word You publicly express, will be tortured and
perverted as my own are.
"Atier all am afraid YOU are too sanguine in
supposing that any considerable number OF The
Liberty men can be induced 10 support me. How
can that be expected, after they have voted against
Mr.. Sladc?
"Wih assurances ofmv thankfnineSs for your
friendly purposes, and with my best respects Tor
Mrs Clay,
u am, truly and faithfully,
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MEL)ICAL.
ON THE CURE OF STRUCTURE;

IN A FORMER ADvERrISE MENT ON STRUCTURE
when token
ss also h g.. H IT,: sn.ss e YHa
ssaapss g i s. e..
this complaint aud its proper mean, hv no means
uesssa Sa The Stream
much S adj oa 4 IS br n. for
month. and years without PRODUCING :tItnx change
h hi E. there he . s9SS
f PAIN s sD ana
Of
9 Th
s belong when they se.
Many symptoms might be hsi mos, Of
% nsis ssHss ssS
long 70 - m sy and , wssS anu
rsn ass not q :. Or Hsss
.hSs %ss s, Is so'Ss:
a%9 waa 80 drop
So sa% % S9 Ths
TIME FORMER NAY mHyE n e. 1.r
Of not its severity 50 much
tf Be- g. ' Ns sssis possible
now long hi: continue without producing 4f
from e. e eight s,S., w sss
cious scr. c,reumst sa, az The third Is
r. s; sss dsS.
he spirits and lessen mental ensrsy N?t that III, com =.
ease ias Sfs, which EIat
he active capable Of business formerly inns
also is a serious effects though little understood butt un
qustionaby Indeed whoever CONSIDERS natural con-
ton Of mind and will eay Imagine INST as
there medium by which The mind powerfully acs upon
through the medium tbs sexual 0rgass
upon the mind This however better exlaneH 10
The Private Trease of the author little volume which
many cthe world As he of Structure pro
ceeds, the activity Of mind 'nvaIahy returns
With to The Cure Of Strcuretns IT gratlfyngto
state generally in very little time and without
Of late years the Of this compin Indeed in the
hands Of proper and sfpereneed ne cure Of
months Many reons consult the writer who come on bus,
cured though has ben of trouble aud anxiety for
those who cannot leave their homes the writer
his peculiar OF together with his Private
formation the subject and written in the piainrst manner
consulted various diseases referred in his Private
Treatise"at ms dwelling house. No 90 Greenwich street
hours and of tie number of pretende
and books ofquscery which nest this city he deems
maze the following satisfactory ground OF
comic ence strangers Besides his rank Graduate
Dr Edinburgh, Sc SC he has been engaged the
Of these diseases both in Hospital and city pac,
tee sfo more than Thirty years; and has published
three editions Of work expressly them Also that he has
letters from the eminent Physicns to the most
eminent Apercaas Sir Ashley Cooper of London to Dr.
Mott New York Dr. Phynck of Philadelphia and oneis
and that he permitted q refer 70 almost
cminence in this city, The Private Treatise" il 81 Ad
dress Dr. Ralph sem. 90 Greenwich st. ap2l lm~ec
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

STRANGERS ard citizens afflicted with any form or variety
OF syphue mercurial other dsease o. who have been
only hall cudlby the which N York abounds had
better carsglIy peruse the following letter Dr Caope
SIR July contracted certain disease, and i'm
week continued With him two months, but was gradually
getting worse tried after another all doe
tors ana each one promised positively at length
discovered the object OF these money, and that they
we're nos doctors concluded into the hospital where
The kept me under Of mercury for eight weeks
my throat and liberated pains all JOINTS and
my body covered with ulcers complete skeleton. the
doctors considered dangerous give any more medicine
and ADVISED climate left the hospital aud by ad
vice Of several friends placed myself under yonr care the
first Of January last well and restored TO perfect
health. wish this published. ,,z... ,
Carpenter aud Joiner, Harlem, ". Y,
Dr. Cooper warrants % cure syery case no matter how long
cases of msaties in t8 hours without interfering
with the patients habits With excel ton DR. Cooper Is
III only regular and physician who advertise in New
York DIR. Coopers Office, II Duaac street, two doors from
Chatham street "No cure, no PAY" all lm~ee
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The results Of their adoption the happiness the health.
often the fe Of eectionate wife and fond moth
too vast touch within the limits OF advertise
msnt.rsat: which affect not only the present well being Of
but well known that the families Of the married often
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dcate In how instances does the hard working father.
And more especially the mother OF family remain slaves
toing but live and living but TOLL when they mgt hnvy
enjoyed conOr and comparative auence and care and toll
have weighed down the sint and last broken the heath Of
vuous Intentions her fatherless offspring from be-
coming degraded objects Of chatyor pogate vcc1
Even though competence and plenty smile upon how Often
a the days OF the kind husband and father enbttered
in beholdns emsciaed form and declining health of the
companion OF his BOSOM she had reached the Of
thyast sinking premature grave-wth the certain
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and aad his young aad helpless chdes Of those
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when simple easy healthy and certain remedy within gu,
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teua directions They be sent by mail TO all parts Of the
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