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~ Water euro Establishment, e5 Bar
clay-st.-Joe Shew N. D. Practitioner. Those who can
get relief by drugs. invited to Natures best med
cine The location end pleasant and The conveniencea
ample the full BY Water The advised Grn
tui,ously oAymr
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TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
No. 7? SPRUCE STRskr,

THIRD STORY.
GAYLORD 81 ALEXANDER,
Are prepared to execute Binding for BOOKSELLERS,
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and private indviduas
N B. Particular attention paid reminding Old Bookn. Pc
rodica, Music. &C., in good style and at reasonable raes
Pesons visiting the city have their books rebound al
rhort notca nit
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TsooP AND BAND IRoN-l0 ton, comprising full Is,
soIen OF American and Ear,h Reop ESn pa very
i nun a he eNp'eS'' ''' '' BiEHKER OOTHOUTs
fos IN in Gift corner John syoot.
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DRY GOODS.
J. o. TAYLOR & CO.


W mentioned few days since that had beau.
tu specimen, of American Prints which took the premium 4:
ne si ta;: to sale a; the store of Mc, j. orre Taylor
Dunne In order % snow that foreign good, also cheap,
roueine de ne imported b. tie oi;inrner and Great
escrn, which sold By them low 3 per yard
Goods of the quality have beer -od within few week,
as high 80 This consequence of home compel
ton n morsseline de lane.-IE1press. ns
Drown SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGs-of every
M al Head s kiSw SS
mack ESeess, Unknown BrunIxeks SC. &c may BE- had
es haf boekp aSoS: f Pea s o0'' Of 40 ana "
N 40 best southern Cotton ans so-ssd twist Nos 70
blue pnpeis M bundle, to the oS lbs YER! aiS. arar,iy at
g. cents per pound, cents cents 81 and cents pound
ke Also, Paterson Yellow Ticket, and o:her NewJe'sey
Also Wiekng Of every description Calpe, Wars and
in bales and half bale Aso, wine of various qualities.
The auen,ol o: Country Merchants particularly solicited
to this eck. which got up with direct view 10 meet thor
appreciation t. y. UNDERHlLI,
NEW FIGURED CHAMELEON sI!KS-Just received
~ Al w. D. GREGORY & CO.. lis spnng street. case
extra heavy fGsrsd Chanee" Silks rich eoon. direct
pe ST w s1 s 81 Dc Rss for ons Shawl
desirable and very cheap. at rs spr,nr. street Of
ri g. DONNELLy & CO., No. 81 Grand street corner Of
Dry e g ~S re- 9
a';eai1 !. III q R @psls and III s.r,s Quilts
st.o Na By IA Diaper sad Danaat Tabs Cloths 4
II 81, io4 an, - I,h, Bsrn,ls, Rr,ai. and sisa.s
ssUses BAD .aJ THwssE gG ssss;
C,aIh, Huckaback and Rrdeys Diaper.
i heavy undresssJ Inan. ''e i''''' - - 4'AA-''
French Embossed Cloth Table and Piano Coysr..
Col0red Cotton WoEStsd and Linen Table Cloths:
And e.o extensive assortment Of Cloth, and Cashmere,
Drap Ete, GaInbro0ns. Linsa Drnu and other Staple
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browns sELFINTERPREIING Bib E.; The III sub
ID scbcr wishes TO inform the public IN general u they nave
those who apply to hun for them Ale 70. The he LIE ~. Of
expense de also suserpuo tor Haper Pictorial
Bible Neat History, NcCulochs Gazetteer
Sa0 and Arthur: Ms5y HHG.sgP
Ebat.peare beautifully ilusrnted and Tales from Shak.
.pea. which will pun-uqy delivered at The .ue.en:
I'D a;snatch bv the xnt,c riber ABRAHAM MAZE,
"a 2T Beeckers between CarHnms and Cerneia-st s.
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n0RIC LAhiPs, for burning Canaphi5s.-Thess Lamps
~ ere I'M pie their constructions ca ,y trmmsd and give
,ong and brilliant light snail erps5se, Manufactured
ind Tor sas By DiETZ. BROTHER 4 90
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OF Crarrcncy.-THE EVIL AND THE REMEDY.
"A Treatise on the Nature Tendency and Consequences Of
our present Monetary System with plan tor its eecua and
benefcen, reorm pubIhed for the Public anG Author By
W. H. GRAHAM. leo NRssau-street, New York Burgess
St.inser III Broadway. do. Price 81 hundred II cents
cnpy.
The only object of tho Author beng to secure the Reform
herein proposed the work published at his cost and the pub
lie will only pay printing the which thsy may re-
qure All friends OF honest steady prosperous buiiness and
of fully employed well rewarded labor. earnestly request
cd to aid In extending the circulation ofths pamphlet.
iaQI Inf
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T1IRTH HALL. No. Franklin haJe S1snan ~
iNsTPTMENTs Of al End, PIANO FoRTEs Of dssani
80 and fnish GUITARS from ths best Spanzh patte1
~ h;ch thev hsys receyed premiums from The American In
titue oTyr eli other rake and ofye superior tone and
S,ye 10 received repeated prenuus ELARiONETS kEfI
GILES. CORNOPLONS, TROMBONES etG AZ OF tSeH I
OWE OWE, az MUSICAL NEW MI
ed as soon as publishd Just PUBLlSS5 a sss ,EaTI
o6 Tor he FIAo sso ihs oRRHsus GLE Booa BE-
snnens psc;ed and complied from the best German and In
S.5 suthorr By AUSTIN PHILLIPS Price One Dohf pa
se Hercsn and The huEcal community generally are 70
snectfi,lJ invited 70 call Hneu
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- N''N ELIIiU iSp SARAH SOUTHMAYD,
IS Madison street.
Ths following wa, addressed to our Agent at savanosh
OaHcHSp CROSS Roads. Ga. AuEust "a. 1873.

Ths following addrss,. to Agent at savsDosh,
ooTcHsr Cross ROADS. Ga. August "a. lsas.
DkAR SIR-Havag just cred from most Chronic
Rheumatism. with which have been afflicted sr many years,
and having used remedies without ON
INDUCED 70 write to you IN ssrset to SeTds 70
dsa md hs
neadea s Of S and
the little benefit derived from that induced 70 give
bottles and en- now happy to say find for the inst
time in twelve years well and able to attend to my necessary
excellent medicine and Of obligation my fellow 20
ngs that those similarly afflicted may be Induced to Try this
Yours, with respect. &c, ,.,, ~,
Prepared md sold wholesale and retail by n,.B & D.
sAN3S wholesale Druggist. . tes n y p,.
81 Der botte-slx bottle or 90 o6 I'm
NEACKIE Z LEVEREIT. lO7 Watsr-stree.. below Wall
w pcas: 'sa Pn is. 4 S & prince brands
e % sd. q * ii s;, s;;or; I'd
l75 do American Charcoal do
81; ss.!#;f9: SsSss ! s J.
1 S &c is ID dawn HsSs s ss 81 Is
800 dozen low PRICED shovel,
100 do Cast Steel do
g DO DO S Sss1n s,.s! Spades $S
S0 do low priced do
5000 pairs Trace Chnins
20 cusks Hooks and Hinges, assorted sizes
10 DO TIn'd Tea Kettles and Sauce Pans
10 crntes Tind Wrought Iron Tea Kettles
Far, ivets &c &c ol0 If
YIJINES, BRANDIES. GIN. Ac.-Otard. Dupuy & Co.h
w Brandy. pale and dark in half pipes and Or casks
A. Seignstte Brandy, do. DO. 90.
Swun and Eagle Gin. in pipes:
Rum, s.. Croix and Jamaica. in hhds
WhI,ky Scotch and Irish. do
Madeira and Sherry Wines, in pipes hhds and Or ee'kI
Rot aaa Ls9o s.;. d. d. d DO. S 90. d 90.
thampasns Of various brands, in quarts and pins
Wine Bottles DemyohRs and CoIhs.
For saie By PARIS r POHEROY. So Pear. street,
a. between bTonu-st anu Soonlpss oup.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
C. SHEP ARD,
I91 Broadway. opposite john. street,


191 Broadway. opposite John-street,
HAS JUST PUBLISHED. PRICE rs CENTS,
Plain System Of Execution: Logical aad Musical
Reading and Defamation by George Vaadenho containing
the principles and practice of Articulation and Pronunciation
Pauie Infection and Emphasis lntonnon Energy and E1-
preston; Time Melody and Cadence with Exercises in
Proe and Verse; distinctly marked for the guidance Of the
and voice ofthe pupil.
Ths capital work thoroughly practical, and in every
good book The e1erces udcIousy selected
md exhibit great tact and judgment l, will be found OF great
service the student in the acquisition Of art whichn daily
tennn We think will even ndd the already distinguish.
ed reputation of the author. -Lcrury News Letter n9
STANDARD WORKS.
.PRESCOTTs FERDINAND & ISABELLA, 3voh ext.
cloth.
Websters Speeches. 2 vols. svo. sheep and cloth.
Sparks Life of Warrington. vol syo with engrpvtngs
Do%ans. Lsnd,saDs Gardsnins-Nsw sd0n--~i'h nn-
Downngs Deaisn, for Cottage Residences-New edition
with numerous platee Just received by
TURNER 4 HAYDEN.
Booksellers and Publishers 10 John =.
Also always hand large assortment Of School and MIS-
cellaneous Books, which are offered to
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
and the Trade generally on very favorable terms 90
HUNTINGTON & SAVAGE, Publishes and Bookseller,.
N6 Pearl street. hive complete assortment OF School.
Classical, Law Periodical Theological and Miscellaneous
Books Also Blank Books, Letter and Cop Paper &c &c.
which they will sell at low prices. o1'
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ITO MERCHANTS TEACHERS AND OTHERS
L HUNTINGTON l. SAVAGE, gl8 Pearl street. keep
keep constantly for sale large and complete ASSORTMENT Of
School, Classical and hcellaneops Books Blank Book, IN
and Tea Paps.. Quilts Ink. Sealing War &C. &c: -.
81 Gac1 60, hon nsess ana G,se
as we will furnish oil articles in line at low prices and in
nrite In sftt
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BRAlTHWAITE'S RETROSPECT
OF
ppACTICAI MEOJCINE AND E1TRCERY

PRACTICAL MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
HALY-YHARLY JOURNAL,
Containing Retrospective Pec af opsry Diseocry and
Practical Improvement in the Medical Sciences.
COMMENCED IN JANUARY, l840.
Published in London July and January OF every and
re.published in New. York BY DANIEL ADEE (late
ApxE & EzrABRooKl, No. 1877 FultoI-street
TERMS
The frt 10 Nos Five S. Per thereafter u
Single Nos. so Invariably in advance. o's;f
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DZ FEJJPT TREES FOR sALE.-The subseabr 70;
H spscifuy informs his srds and the public that 20 hes
- for sac. at his Nurzeres pesr Hghut2wn NswNJSssJ
with the most approved kinds fl tor Iansplannk. when
he will sell on the most reasonable .eras. :.
NJ B.-Wben trees wanted for expntanon. pey WI "
carefully packed in boxes for which reatonabe fhar
zes will be mids All Oldes sen by mail OF othsnwss VII u
attended TO a. the shorteat notice, EAAC PrLLEN'
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MUSIC.

To the Elite of Musical Taste in the D. States:
EFARPs.-J. F. BROWNE q, CO.. ftem IEraIdl na kes
Ioadon and NswYork established 1910. J. 3 often toI
rae AT S Broadway elegant assortment OF DopDe ann
Single Action Hnps The ch b,sncy OF tone, lsh1ss Of
touch elegance finish and perfect Of these aaiDs
and professional patronage in Europe and this county
are constructed the best principles OF the celebrated aru
Warranted 10 bear tie Of climate, and e. European prca
HaYs repaired and for hire Slngs n,;Ircnou BOOK an
49, No. 355 Broadway, epd
,,lssm Ims No. tx Chamber street N Y.
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SPHs E%IISS ss5a ~ Nfsf g P isls Hs
TICKING--e4 and 7S Bed Ticking, very heavy aFaci''
J. just received and for sale by eprNrrp
McCURDY. ALDRCH & sPENCb5k b..
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DLUE PRINTs-indso Blue Prints. q inches wide.jus
- 's'e'''a 'Aq M iS ALDRICH 4 SPENCER:
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THEY PUBLISH FOR SCHOt
The Malte Brun School Geo. Dc
graphy and Atlas. w
Peter Purlcy's Geography for {.
Children. nc
Peter Parlsy's History for Chill Nj
cren. ID
BurTilt's Geography Of the DE-
Heavens. with an Atlas. Dc
Fe!lowes' Astronomy for Be- j
giIners. 10
Goodrich's Ecclesiastical His Dc
tory for Schools. Ga
Kames' Elements ofCrincism. !
evo. Pr
Preston's Interest Tables 7 per ,
cent. Qc
A Practical Grammar Of the En-
duction to composition, IN which
fed into predictions and phrases.
of the Speller and Deiiner. Part
Parx first and second bound in o
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NEW CARPET WAREHOUSE,
40 PEARL STREET.
j ALDRICH g. BARSTOW,
IMPORTERS, MAhUyACTUFERs, wHoLEsALk AND
RELA;L DEALERS IN
Carpehngs, Floor OIL Cloths, MattngS'
Ruzgs, Table Covers, sc.
OF evsry description-At the lowest possible PRICES.
10 examine their stock We are confident they w,i mo or
a. sed a ID. shs worth tho money
u Dealer. supplied on the mos. reasoes 10 erns PLEASE
=; ss ". shall ps.sz
CYRUS w. FIELD,
Commission Paper warehouse,
No. & sE HaE9iihRRR Slip
To PRINTERS. PUBLISHERS AND Bo9 DLs ~!
10 this city Nos and ioi me puposs OF
.os for aoy he
above which will be executed a shot notice. hoo,b, n, the
Mill dIi Or 1m a. Inc 0ee' LII '''n'''''' EDWARD CURTIS
n R. CLAYTON & SONS have for sale at their Ware;
sasa;B Sass B0a. Trunk Boards
P Ts. Ra ,soef Of WHITING p.De, adapted for aoasn viii
BE- found unusually eTsnsve
Book and Nsw1 Printing. assorted hzss. weights and quail
Coloted Medium doubls do, and other ires.
Cover Pspe, various colon aad weights Tor ana
IeSser Wiring fine and per sc. blue and white. wove
FIAT and Cut Caps plain and ruled. and d blue and
Letter, ruled aad plain. white .qd bIus, wove and laid
Packet Post; Comnerfni DO fopo G9 be ao a0'
Shoe as and nd Tea 90 Straw Wrapping Palm Leaf do
Fly is 3D. .2f Bo sa a and Tissue Fsse
n B. Paper Of every description made TO order. %
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TOOLS AND ACADEMIES:
Do. do. Abridged.
WebstsI's Dictionary for
| Schools, l2mo.
10. Do. Do. l6mo.
Mis-. Lincoln's Botany.
lDo. Botany for Beginners.
Do. Natural Philosophy.
lido. Natural Philosophy Tor
1 Beginners.
Do. Lectures on Chemistry.
Do. Chemistry for Beginners.
Gallnudstt's Picture Reading
Book.
PIeston's Interest Tables 8 per
lido. Do. Abridged.
, English Language or an IL tro-
ch the constructions are CLASH
'es. By Edward Hazen. author
art first.
in ono vol. sep3y
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tendon, are allied; and from this Marriage of
Judaism and Christianity, let US hope that the
issue will be bright and glorious future for Hu.
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WILLIAM STEELE'S
PATENT
FEA TH r. r. g r. q g Il e 81
MANUFACTURED BIZ
ST E Z lie g. G. o.

n H-Peacoet Fea,her Fly Brushes mats toor6er oss@y
mo MERCHANTS. MANUFACTURERS DEALERS.
&c-V B. PALMER ID the agent. duly sp.nor , n ~
The proprietor Of Of the best nswIpapT 2. and
the Eastern. Southern and Western Ststes 70 s
tsemen IN h City for insertion IN me by This
The opportunity afforded 10 the husnes Srt Ihs conctr,
ugency 10 dsseminats information h,ousnou ue ~
and solicit the attention Of the ,nd eo,sr
prrstng ~. 49,, M M, otIee
e ILL. uix vii BE- cheerIly com csu1icated,
and he natrrs OF the agency fry o,,o.s
-IE- once Nc. too &c., oil uaod
= aNC6saIRE sHEEIlNG ~ l sslss fes ale q
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BOARDING.

DOARD, with OF without may Be obtained 81 No -
= Cha n5er street. opposite the Park. - wv"
BOARD UPTOWN.-Gocd unfurni,hei rooms with board
- for seuteHsn anil wife OF s;ase Yes ~ raoostss
,fs ,ybers there are but four boarde Scaon very rrs
aud near sse ron, Apply i; No ~ B'eeke'-'' ee%sss
Broadway Ard BOWery- h'S
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JITUDs CASTOR OIL CANDY is fast .,si ,s. sae
wv place OF the old way usiEg-has no taste O. tne on
and all the effect of it. N cent? per package. So'a
81 Broaowny. near Grand. 0
T7MBRELIAs-lD easqs Whaleeone and Rattan stocSs.iA
1 sale by ADANIS. TIFFANY & co. " Pine II W.
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MANNERS.

From EMEnsoSs E,sAYs, second Sores, Gust published.
c. s. Fnnci.. 252 Broadway iconcludsd
Yet these fneries may have grace and wit.
Let there be grotesque sculpture about the gates
and Offices of temples. Let the creed and CON-
mandments even have the saucy homage OF
parody. The forms Of politeress universally ex-
press benevolence in superletve degrees. What
ii they are in the mouths of selfish men, and
used as means of sel6shness What if the false
gentleman almost bows the true out OF the world ?
What if the false gentleman contrives 30 to ad
dress his companion, as ciylly to exclude all
others from his discourse, and also to make them
feel excluded Real service will not lose its
nobleness All generosity is not merely French
and sentimental; nor is it to be concealed, that
living blood and a passion OF kindness does at
last distinguish Gods gentleman from Fashions.
The epitaph of Sir Jenkins Grout is not wholly
unintelglble to the present age. Here lies Sir
Jenkins Grout, who loved his friend, and per-
suaded his enemy: what his mouth ate .,his hand
paid for: what his servants robbed, he restored ::
if woman gave him pleasure, he supported her
in pain: he never forgot his children and whose
touched his finger, drew after it his whole body"
Even the line of heroes is not utterly extinct
There is still ever some admirable person in plain
clothes, standing on the wharf, VINO jumps in to
rescue drowning man there is still come ab-
surd inventor of charities; some guide and COM
forter of runaway slaves; some friend of Poland !;
some Philhellene some fanatic who plants
shade trees for the second and third generation,
and orchards when he is grown old; some WELL
concealed plety some Just man happy in an i'll
fame; some youth ashamed Of the iavors Of for
tune, and impatiently casting them on other
shoulders. And these are the centres of society,
on which it returns for fresh impulses. These
are the creators of Fashion, which is an attempt
to organize beauty of behavior. The beautiful
and the generous are, in the theory, the doctors
and apostles of this church Scipio, and the Cid,
and Sir Philip Sidney, and Washington, and
every pure and valiant heart, who worshiped
Beauty by word and by Decd The persons who
constitute the natural aristocracy, are not found
in the actual aris'ocracy, or, only on its edge;
as the chemical energy of the spectrum is found
to be greatest just outside of the spectrum. Yet
that is the infrmity of the seneschals, who do
not know their sovereign, when he appears. The
theory of society supposes the existence and
sovereignty of these. 1t divines afar off their
coming 1t says with the elder gods,-
As Heaven and Earth nre fnirer far
Than Chaos and blank Darkness, though once chise;
And US we show beyond tina! Heaven and Earth.
In form and shnpe compact and beautlul
So, on heels fresh perfection treads;
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~ ENTTTCKY JEhNS-Indigo blue, cadet brown and
II Black mixed plaid striped and PLAIN, Of ysIegs e9a
ioa 'A1e ~ Il Exchange Place.
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cM ECONOMY AND FASHION The subscriber haa
"a reduced his supsror Imitation MSeon Hat on fuf Do
k5s9b dies 10 the extreme low pnce of S5 q -
With hats sold nj % 20 and e. Abo Sonsn
manufacturing Fur and Silk OF tbs beH qualify aer PAL
ters and VI trs lowest prices. A.
b. County dealers IuppBsd By the case ar low not
lower thsn any othoT nouSc IN the city.
""''' 1'-'' N' J. w. KELLOGG. l2 Cenaittrsa.
,,Iszus ennsr Of Thompson strsst
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CHOCOI.ATE-Ffom the manuf.ctory OF Webb & Txou-
y by Asd ,hor superior Prepared SSces and Coco
market. For ials by LATHRoP s BARTLETT,
'n anS IS Pearls,see.
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WANTED.

JXTANTED sj,ra;i1n By young w9nar. : 90
w coos wa.her ane rones. Also cnaII1 ~. -
waiter. best city Recommendations. Apply al III NOV "a -
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-09-21
HOUSE
SpOuting and
Roofing.
WITH Tin, ZINC OR COPPER.

WITH TIN, ZINC OR COPPER,
Done at the shortest notice, and the
workmanship warranted to be done in
the best manner, and the subscriber
pledges himself 10 take back the material
OF any JOB of Tin Scouting put up by him.
that is not done in a propera and workman
like manner, free ofal cost.
The following is a list of our prices for
the different kinds Of Tin Spouling, all to
be heavy Cross in.
Valley Tin or flat spoutng
10 in. wide 6 cts per foot
do do do IA g" S cts. per foot
Half round or hanging
spouing S cts. per foot
Round Spouting 8 cts. per foot
and no extra charge made for eve pipe or
elbows.
Spout Heads, of the most elegant pat
terms, and common patterns, can be fur
nished at all times.
ENOCH CLOUD.
Elkton. Nav lllh, 1914.
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CLAY CLUB SONG.
TuNE.-"RoSin the Bo,u.' y

lUNE'- noSm We DoW.
Come all We bold lads of old 40,
Who rallied round Tppecanoe,
And give us your hearts and your voices
For Harry, the noble and true.
For Harry, sc.
Come show the whole world that our spirit
lsup again "safin and sttre;'
And push right ahead for our Harry,
Great Harry, the honest and pure.
Great Harry, sc.
Come forth, one and all, to the battle,
Determined the country to save;
And strike for the Farmer of Ashland,
For Harry, the great and the brave.
For Harry, sc.
A leader is he who meier failed US,
So now we will give him our best;
Then shout for the friend of Home Labor,
The Patriot, Hal Of the West.
The Patriot, sc.
For Protection he ever has struggled,
His coat you will find is homemade;
He goes dead against the Starvation
That comes with one-sided Free Trade.
That comes, sc.
So for home, and homes friend, let's huzza,
And never give over the fight
Till the Corporal's Guar and the Locos
Are put to inglorous fight
Are put, sc.
We're engaged for the war and we'll go it,
You needn't believe we'll back out!
For the flag of bold Harry is flying,
And "Harry and Home" we will shout.
And Harry, SC.
For Harry's the name we delight in
Ger mountain and plain let it flow;
For, as sure as you live, five falter,
To ruin we surely must 60.
To ruin, sc.
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Wool Carding.
SPINNING, WEAVING, Full
LING. DYING, &c.

The subscriber respectfully informs the
Public that he has rented the Elk Mills,
Wooden and Cotton Factories, known as
CARROTS Mills, situated in Cecil CO. Md.
seven miles above EIkton, on the Big Elk
stream, and four miles from the village Of
Newark Del. They are now in full opera
ton. Wool will be received to be made into
Rolls, Yarn, Cloth, Cassimers, Salinetts,
Blankets or Flannels, as directed, at short
notice; manufactured by the yard, for Cash
OF. Wool, or made up on the shares.
Those who wish to exchange their
Wool for Cloths, Sc, may expect genef-
ally to find choice on hand.
SAMUEL GARRETT.
Nav 25lh 1914.
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Insult to the
PEOPLE OF MARYLAND.

In offering to them as a candidate for
the Chief Mugis,racy Of this gallant old
State, a man, known only a, blue-light
Federalist, as company tool of all The
varying shifts Of locclocoism, and as hid
ing himself at Hampton, when his felIow-
citizens were nobly beating back the
ruthless invaders of their city.
1t is truly marvellous that the sons Of
the "Uld Maryland Line" should be ask
ed 70 rote for two such men.