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Es TlIANI ENGINE EUit SALE. A III morse
- STEAM ENGINE, in complete order, will be sold
very low. Apply to
JAMES 5. SUFFER-, No. Concord-st.
nl3-tf Npnr Lombard.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. By virtue of
IN deed of trust executed by Jacob Kaor,
merchant, at Doub's Mill, Washington county
Md, for the benefit of his creditors the undersigned
hereby notifies the creditors of said Kalor to present
their claims, properly authenticated, to him, Ha
gerstown, at as early day as practicable.
All who know themselves indebted to Kailor are
also notified TO make immediate payment 10 the sub
scrber. Gn2l-itl WM FREANER.
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a SGA GROSS superior quality OIL PASTE
81 SOH BLACKING, for sale in lots to suit pur-
ehasers, at the ''Baltimore Backing Manufacture
LIGHT STREET, opposite the Fountain Hotel
nl9-lm G. WISEMAN s. co.
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ED EntOVAL. The MERCHANTS FIRE IN
IA SURANCE COMPANY, have removed their
Office to the Building of the American Life Insurance
Company, No. 10 SOUTH STREET, directly oppo-
site their former location Q-All kinds of Property
Insured in Town or Country. n4-3mif
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Schr Rochambeau, Patterson, from Philad. mdse.
Steamer Ericsson, Claypole, from Philadelphia
mdsp To T. G.. Harris.
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NEW CARPETING.

EH EALLY RICH! GRAHAM'S AMERICAN
ga MONTHLY MAGAZINE of Literature and
Art for December, lSii-being the closing number of
the 18th vol.-and really the richest in point of En-
bellishlnPns and Literary Matter issued this year.
Received and single numbers for sale by
WIN. N. HARRISON,
No. 40 North Gay-st.
. N. i. new volume commences with the January
number-ordcrs solicited, and delivered your resi-
dence free of extra charge. n2l
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w A N T S o..

NVANTED-A partner i'll very lucrative and
w profitable business, with cash capital of $4,000.
SCOTTI'S Intelligence and Agency Office,
n22 Nc. 10 Exchange Place.
EbVION-SITUATlON WANTED.
u. The advertiser, having been discharged by his
late employer, for no other than that Of being
friendly to Henry Clay, sOlics situation either
Port in Dry Goods store, any other place where
he could make himself useful. He was brought up
III dry goods store III Liverpool. Apply at
No. 23 NEW CHURCH STREET.
{I3- References can be given. n2l 2tt
NATANTED. A NURSE to take churge of IA
w babe to one who come well recommend
ed, liberal wages will be given-none other need APP
ply. Apply at this office. r2l-2t
~ ETUATION WA NTED, by II middle AGED
- WOMAN, as lIousekeeper, who can come well
recommended. Apply to l.. +. SCOTT,
mo- No. 10 Exchange Place.
NWANTED. wish to obtain loan OF $4,000
w from 3 to years, for which splendid Farm,
in high state of cuivatiOn good dwelling, harm, and
necessary out houses, Sc, containing 1913 acres, in
Howard district 20 miles from the city, one mile from
SykesviIle and rail road, and miles ON the turn
pike; title clear Of all ncumbrance whatever will be
given as mortgage For other information, apply at
SCOTTl'S Intelligence Office,
n2o No. 10 Exchange Place.
GITUATION WANTED. BY young man
- as an assistant clerk in grocery, flour, or com
mission store, or any other respectable mercantile
situation, where nc could make himself useful to his
employer, The very hest of reference will be given.
l.. F. SCOTTl'S Intelligence Office,
ny No. 10 Exchange Place.
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E COOKING GLASS, PORTRAIT, AND
MA PICTURE FRAMES, of the different styles:-
Gilt Coric Rods, Rings, aud Box Cornice. A tneas-
sortment OF French and German Plates. Old frames
re-eided, and Plates inserted low prices Call at
No. North Gay street. T.. :. FRYER.
FEyAILORS' TIIINIHLES. Recessed this iay
d. superior lot of Silver Taiers' Thhnbles, with
variety of other kinds. For sale by
G. ID. CLARK, No. Water street,
Second door from Calvert street.
N. II. Cash paid for old Silver. m23
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LETTER BAGS UP At the EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
+ For Valparaiso, ports in the Pacific, and Canton
Ship Leland, soon.
For Trinidad and st. Thomas-Ship VIM. Penn,
despatch.
For Montevdco and Buenos Ayrcs Barque John
A. Robb, soon.
For Rio de Janeiro-Barque LTtitia, soon.
For Ireland-Barque Henry Tanner this week.
For Kingston, Jam.-Barque Home, Odd inst
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YAANTED TO EMPLOY, by the year, or
w for longer time, two steady and Industrious
white MEN, WHO are acquainted with the lime burn
ing business. Also, two Wood Choppers, for which
fair wages will be paid, and good accommodations
furnished them. Applyto
NEALE s. LUCKETT,
MS lw No 3 Light street wharf Gun starsO
AATANTEGD. 1000 or 1000 DOLLARS for three
w yeas, on mortgage upon central city properly,
worth seven times the amount required. Apply to
WILLIAM WAKEFIELD,
Convcyanccr and Property Agent,
OBJ n. E. corner Of 81. Paul and Fayeue-sts.
ItANAL SCRIP WANTED. Tide waite
~ Notes and Bonds and chesapeake aud Ohio Car
hal Scrip and Bonds, will be received at fair prices,
for Goods. Apply to A. II. REP,
no. 3i3 Baltimore street,
Je29-u 2l Tin Store above Howard 1t.
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a. iTUATlON WANTED, by middle aged
- WOMAN, as iousekeeper, who can come well
recommended. Apply to l.. +. SCOTT,
n20 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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DIED,
In Carroll county, on the 18th inst, Andrew Cook
in the 5Sth year of his ageone of the old defenders
Baltimore, in 1874 at the battle of North Point.
At his late residence in Cecil county, Md on tn
7th inst, Thomas Roman, in the Add year of his age
one of the firm of A. Roman * Brothers.
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NAT ANTED. A NURSE to take charge of u
w babe to one who come well recommend
ed, liberal wages will be gven-none other need ap-
ply. Apply at this office. n2l-2t
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Rich, Decidedly.

Let the reader prepare himself for a hearty
laugh We insist on it, we have got hold of the
richest joke of the season. We find it in the
Louisville Journal OF the 20lh ult., and it is in the
shape of letter from Mr. Bascom one of Mr..
Clay's warmcs, supporters in Lexington, albeit Il
clergyman, to a CoIy Club in New Jersey,
who ii seems onquired Of Mr.. Bascom whether
Mr.. Clay really was a gambler, ducllist, proianc
swcarcr, &c, To which Mr.. b. replies OF course in
the negative, and says that, although Mr.. Clay
offers no claim to Christian picly, yet in view Of
the ordinary accredited principles Of good moral
character, no charge can be brought agains, him
without violating the obligations of truth and
sound justice" This, We insist upon it, is the
riches, joke we ever published, and has not been
beat in the Rcvcille.
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TIL E OTTAWA FREE TRADER

We hope that the legislature in It's wisdom will
pursue the course N reference to the canal that
is for the welfare and prosperity Of the state though
we fear tie party lash that scourges the people.
Chicago Journal
Averse to truth bot without the courage to tell
a bold lie, yet lying continually by nucndo--this
is the haihos Of mcanucss. The Journal is appre.
hcnsiye for the fate Of the cana! IN the next legs-
Iature--Iears the party lash; why no, come out
boldly, aud IN plain terms charge the democratic
party of this state with opposition to the canal
The Journal knows too well how easily the false
tooG could be put dowu--it knows too well who
we're the friends of the canal IN the last legislature
and who its cncmics--lt knows that the canal I'LL
was passed by the democrats, that it was opposed
by the wings anos, in body and siigmatzed as
party measure, and ,ha, but two whig papers in
the state had the courage 10 say a word in it, de-
fence, and that they received a sound drubbing
Tor it from their wing cotempoarics. No-the
Journal dare not make the charge openly, but,
with Characteristic mcarncss, attempts 10 convey
"a much to the minds Of its readers by cowardIy
inucudocs aud insinua.ons.
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The Nashville Convention.

Our limits will not allow us to extract from
the full reports Of the Nashville Union such an
account OF the proceedings of the grca, convcn-
ton as we could WISH All accounts agree il
saying that in numbers, brlliancy, good order
and enthusiasm, 1t never was surpassed in the
Mississippi valley. We have convcrscd with
some Of the delegates to the convention from this
state, and are assured tina, in all Tennessee there
is but one opinion as to the result of the conles,
IN that state, and that is that it will go for Polk
aud Dallas by sweeping and triumphant major
ily. We take from the Union the following,
showing in what light the convention regarded the
charge of diNmion brought against the democrats
by few rullian whig journals
Let 1t he expressly noted, aud held in rcmcm.
brancc, aud we wish the wings and whig press To
notice the fact, that every speaker from The north,
south, cnst aud wcst--oycry gentleman who adj
dressed the meeting, or any portion Of the people
since the convention assembled, has ,cpclrd the
charge Of d'suRim against the democracy here,
or the democracy o(any portion or section Of the
Union, with Indignation and contempt. Every
speaker has pronounced the charge in any and
every sense ns beng fALsE Am UNTRUE. The
Hon. President Of the convention first repealed il
then Cass repealed it; Mr.. Melville repealed it.
Nh llisc repealed it Gov, Clay repealed il; MIR.
Marshall repealed 1t; Gen. McCalla repealed it;
and 40 did every speaker throughout; and tie
,caok mass IF he democracy IF tie contention re-
peAtd II, N, HE 0ppcGi gHe president, IN hng,
iond, indignopi shout Of condemnation. Let he
wings anG wing press, we say ngan, note ,his.
In il they may read their own condemnation, aud
of all who have dared TO propagate the Islander.
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Common school Convention.

a convention in relation TO our common schools
will be held at Peoria, commencing Oh Wcdncs.
day evening, the 9th of October. The subject is
in our estimation Of sufficient Importance to
merit the attention Of every friend Of our state.
The character Of our population, and the sabili-
" of our institutions, for all time to come, are in
grca, measure, in the keeping of our common
school system. AS that system is improved or
suffered to decay, so must the most important in
teresa Of the state be affected for veal for woe,
At present, it is generally conceded, our common
school system Is lamcnably iueiliclent-lulc bet
ter than no system at all. The question presents
ilsclfcan i, be improved, or shall it be suffered
to die on our hands and this question in all it,
importance will come before the Peoria convcn-
lion, and tho deliberations of that body may.
mus, have much TO do with its ultimate decision.
The last Prairie Farmer has n strong appeal in
behalf cf this convention, which we hope will be
generally read. Cannot La sale county have u
good proportion of delegates in the convention
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fIgcriitc fsniilnriiy.

The treatment of Gov. Dor in the prison at
Providence is such as must cause decisive steps
to be taken to procure his release. Even the
victim of English tyranny, O'Conncl is allowed
to take exercise when he peases, his correspond
encc is not Intcrfercd with, and he is allowed To
see all who choose to call on him. But Algerinc
tyranny confines Gov. Dorr alone in a small cell,
and the postmaster at Providence says that 'the
regulations Of the prison are such, that no COM
municalons can reach him, nor is he allowed to
communicate with any one.
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,irn,I excitement bv artificial means.
rh;ob i coo,;nu,uv wearing on, ho,h
Mind ord bodv
Rn Notwithstanding the mischief
lit Lo r.,or svs,er hos ,,olrcod
tho Rr;,;sb s,ili nosscss immense rosour.
COS which mioht continually increase nm.
dor v;so administration J'hev s,iIl have
,he;r cao;,al. their machinery, ,hpir ru-
merous. skirul. cucrocl,c unpu,a,iou.
Thcv mcrrly wan, = ripap and c,onomi.
cal GOVERNMENT. rnb, taxation. and low
r,ic.s Gar .r,,.,...yI c,n,nr,irinn and
howcyer ,l,y may obtain the Two first
,hcv can o,,.,in IN, lg., puly Ly abolisllino
tine naprr.y.,rm. # ,hrn. ;Lc charter o(
fine bank ut Euoland should not he renew
ed. all naper money should he abolish-
ed, and nil prices should he reduced TO a
metallic standard, ,he ENGLISH would reco-
yer many Of their lost markets, for they
would unAcrseI some manufacturers who
now undersell them.
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,yu,,uc netiginss.

Mr.. Douglass, who was one Of the number of
democrats from this state tina attended the great
democratic convention at Nashville. we learn from
the State Register, has, at the request OF the state
central committee oi Tennessee, consented To re-
main and address the people throughout that stats
until after the election. The Ht,le Giant" was
ono Of the principal speakers at the great conven
ton, and appears to have acquitted himself with
his usual ability. The Nashville Union thus
speaks of him:
The Hon. STEPHEN A, DouGLAss, member of
congress from Illinois, who had been prevented by
indlspostlon from undressing the meeting ON the
previous day, next addressed the meeting, and dc.
llvcrcd speech OF great ability and oIoquoucn
lie argued the Texas question with great clear.
ness, and scattered the arguments Of the oppo.
ncnts 81 i@mcdls,c annexation To the winds. lie
referred To the great and triumphant popular vote
of the democracy of Illinois a majority
OF about 1900 IN favor of Polk, Dallas, and an.
nexnlon, III The state election Just terminated in
That state His reference to the sacrrdncss Of the
Unlon--to the venerable philosopher, statesman,
and soldier OF the Hermltnge---nnd 10 the nomi.
nation Of Gov. Polk aud Mr.. Dallas was ihdllinr.
~ interesting, and was received with the mos,
dcalening bursts OF applause. Judge Douglass is
member OF The present congtcss, and the debates
Of the late session will show that the irst attack
on Gov. Folks nomination in congress. lbs, after
IL was made. proceeded from the only whig mem.
Der from Illinois, and that Judge Douglass, upon
the instant, was the first, as the aggression pro.
ceejcd from his own state, to repeI the charges
and lriumphanl'y answer and rclulc the calumni.
Gus allegations Of his colleague.
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For In Sale County,
a. Hoes, J. Hise, NJ L. HoIIister, T. larlin,
and 4. Woodruff.
Ottawa, AL, Friday, September q, lSii,
10 pEu.aNoUuSTa.

A num5erofor delinquent subscribers pyomiscd
tn pay us oU dues after hayrcsi, and as ha time
hos ayrired 0e erpect afaJGiment cfMis promise.
Anumbo ofor .uJscyitesone mJ wsTralyears,
and noe noV appeal 10 their good sense 10 say j zee
arc not honestly entitled 10 o~ dues. We havs
been as indulgcnt as orr circumstances odmHied,
and 10 meet orr engagements al The present time
zoe must hare HE money due us. We hare tcaited
from time 10 time on g,die nuniLo ,cho promised
10 pay us, and unless noe shortly hear from them
zoe wiH be obliged 10 pursue couyec unph@ahh
us, but necessary 10 curry on our business.
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wheat Do,yu---t,ooJ. Hin.

II rs lamen,ab,e fact that wheat is now lower
in the eastern markc, than il has been for scycra,
years, Notwithstanding the crop is not an average
one. 1t is also lamcntablc fact that goods of
every description ofeaslern manufacture are now
higher than at any time within the last three or
four years. Now why is this so ! The answer
is plain. A few eastern manufactures have 20,
tariff law which kills competition with them,
and prevents the whea, oi western iarmors from
going toa foreign markct-ihus not only giving
the manufacturer monopoly for his wares, bu,
also limiting the sale Of our wheat to the narrow
limits ola few manufacturing states. And this
is what the wings call "Proieefing American n.
dnsfry'--,ha,is Is, protecting the rich mans cap.
tai IN manufactures, at the expense Of the flesh
and blood Of our farmers on the western prnrie..
The wealthy nubob ia eastern palaces must have
his "indtsiry profeeted," bui the poor western
farmers In log cabins must deal with privileged
classes ut home, and the grinding tyranny Of 20.
vcmmcnts abroad. Remember Clay goes for the
rich manylaetu,er--an that Polk goes for the
scesieyn jium0i
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From the State Register.
Gov. Gi0rd's letter.
SPRINGFIELD. Aug. 27, 1914.

SPRINGFIELD, Aug. II, 1874.
MeSSrS. UdiicrS g. Ueber:
Since my return from Nashville, ! per-
ceive that portion Of the public press,
have been charging me, that | influenced
the Mormons to vote the Democratic
Ticket at the late election. This charge
is wholly untrue; and does me great in
Justice. My letter to the Warsaw peo-
pie, was not designed to have, nor did it
in fact have, any influence whatever upon
the determination of the Mormons, in le-
gard to politics. On the contrary, por-
tons of tina, letter, gave great offence to
them as | am informed. have not en-
deavored TO conclla,e one of those parties,
more than another, and it is a grea! salts
faction to me to know, that have not
plesed either of them. No man could
have done so, and done right.
As to the Mormon vote, | would have
been exceedingly glad, if they had omit
ted to vote at all; though would not adj
wise them, or any other people to divest
themselves of the privileges of freemen /;
to dlsGranchise themselves in this free
country by so dong. But still | was sell
fish enough to hope. that they would not
vote at the last election. For no one
knew better than did, the amount of
difficulty with which | would be embar-
rasscd in my future efforts to preserve
the peace and enforce the laws, in tina,
section of country, in case the Mormons
voted, and more especially if they voted
the Democratic Ticket. knew well the
tendency of such an even. to run the
whole matter into political and civil
war. For this reason have assiduously
endeavored to keep this controversy sep
arated from the party politics of the day,
by every means in my power. l have
not been in the habit of controverting
what has been said of me in the newspa-
pers; and must plead as my apology in
the present instance for so doing. the
danger in case of another outbreak, of
men dividing in The war, as they do a.
the ballot box, without reference TO the
merits of the controversy.
am perfectly willing that committee
Of Wing members of the Legislature may
investigate the subject and to abide by
their report; so confident am |, that even
my political opponents, will upon pro-
per enquiry, be compelled to acquit me
of censure. am most respectfully,
THOMAS FORD.
p. S. Will The Editors who have cop
led this charge against me, do me the JUS
ice to insert this note! i. f.
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IRELAND Cdnal.--Upon the compile
ton of the Hudson and Erie canal, the
capitalists of Upper and Lower Canada
designed and finished to the Welland Ca
nal, to carry off part of the produce
through the st. Lawrence, and have now
enlarged and improved it, and are about
to unite lake Erie and lake Ontario, with
ship canal. The st Catherine U. G.
Journal SAYS tina, the enlarged works con-
meeting Lakes Erie and Ontario are in a
state of grea, observation-disclosures on the
feeder approaching nearly to completion.
The steamboat lock at Broad Creek is
finished except hanging the gates, and is
considered one Of the best structures in
the province and the prospect is the en-
larged locRs. $50 feet long by 26i feet
wide. from ST. GATHERINGS to Thorold,
will be completed this fall. There are
eight of these locks nearly completed.
The piers at Por, Maitland, the mouth Of
Grand river, are in forward state, and
in the course Of month this important
channel will be opened, which gives ac.
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administration could not have made better Sc
lection for their standard bearer than James K.
Polk. Ofthis we assure our friends without the
least hesitation John Jones knows which is
the strong side.
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A Remarkable Mm.-A few days since says
'he Boston Transcript, deceased in that metropo.
lis, a humble bu, industrious native of Ireland,
Patrick Faulkner. There was no self in this
man. While living his views were expansive,
and he administered to the wants OF many. To
his two brothers in Ireland be recently sent each
one thousand dollars, to his sister five hundred
dollars. To tie sisters of charity in Boston he
hcoucalhcd three hundred dollars. besides several
other legaeics ia smaller sums, all of which were
earned by following tic occupation of Jobbins
with u one horse wagon
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Wehave no, word from Mr.. Ryan. The New
York Tribune of the 22J ulI states that the nego'
tiation has resulted in favor of the loan, provided
tax is levied OF lhc next scss,on Of the lcglsla-
luro, and collected, for the payment Of interest on
the Improvement debt. This is, doubtless, the
true state OF the case, and our canal is, therefore
laid upon The shelf for the present aud until there
shall be further legislation had upon the subject.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-06

McsmcriSm.--Ever and anon we find
cases Of Mesmerlsm which staggeI us.
and then there are failures which create
doubts in rcposing any confidence in the
science. We have case that is exceed
ingly wonderful, Professor Rodgers and
Miss Martha, recently visited Bridgeton.
n. j., for the purpose of giving exhibit
tons on Animal Magnetism and Plrenol-
ogy. The editor of the Chronicle at that
place, states that several physicians were
present on the stage, and were highly
gratlhed with the results Of the expert
meni. He says that Miss Martha play
ed chess with physician of the town in
the presence of several other physicians,
as well as a number of intelligent gentle
men, she having a handkerchief several
times doubled over her eyes in the form
of veil, and then an additional handker-
chef placed over the first one. In this
condition she played several times with
the Doctor. She took out the chessmen,
selecting them according to their color;
and placing them correctly on the Board.
She also read from newspaper, the
large and small print, without difficulty
San UeeHy.
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MARRlED--On the lst inst. by II. Highly,
Esq, Mr.. WALTER X. DoRpINs to Miss MARTA
NJ. DAVIS, Ill of Utica precinct.
The party remembered US by a slice Of their
cake, from which fact, and the fac, that pigeons
are plenty, and tina, it didn't rain yesterday, &c,
VIC predict, &C., long and happy life, &c.