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RALLY DEMOCRATS /

glorious prospect is before you Democratic Principa
must and viA be successf,A.
Another grand rally of the democracy of the District of
Columbia will be held Friday evening" the 10th Instant
the democratic stand in front of the Unon Buildings -
The democracy of the District and surrounding country
and all the Cass and Butler clubs and associations the
several wards, earnestly invited attend We special
y invite Georgetown friends to unite with this
OCCASION Several distinguished speakers will be present
and address the meeting 1t is hoped that every good
democrat, and all who wish embrace democratic prin.
cpes and to be the side of country, will attend
Something OF much interest will be told you.
The clubs and associations of the 7h, 9th. 9th 3D. and
9TH wards will assemble at Jackson Hall at half.pnst
o'clock. from whence they will proceed the stand pre-
coded by band of music The LIST and I'd wards are re-
quested to assemble usual at the stand Rally, demo-
Gratis, in your strength. Come one, come all.
BY order of the Executive Committee of the Jack
Democratic Association.
J. d. HOOVER, Chairman.
H. w. McKNEW. Cor Sec
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BY this you will perceive that in these thirty
ties Painter gains the of Longsreth His gain
is observable in almost every county, and II should be
in proportion in the remaining countless will not fall short
of 5000 votes 3d. informed you yesterday, the eeo
ton of Painter is " fixed fact"
The last despatch from the west at o'clock last night
announces that Weller believed at Wheeling bs
elected governor of Ohio Up the present moth
ing has been received to-day.
Edward strahan, esq, of New York, most popular
orator. having arrived in this city, has boon in
vited and has consented address meeting at the Od
Citadel morrow evening, when grand turnout may
be anticipated.
The democracy of the adjoining counties of Penn
syvana not only express the opinion that the old Keons
will give heavy majority for Cass and Butler, but
sending considerable Of money their friends here
to invest for them by way of backing their opinions.
The MAnKErs.-In the Baltimore market, this morning,
the foreign had but little effect tho price Of broad
ufs The tendency, if anything, has been depress
-four Small sales of Howard street have been made
IS 81 early the morning, but Change purchasers
could be found at that price; City Mills s held 85 e.
Rye flour - 25 /; and corn meal % Is.
Receipts of grain light and In consequence prices
keep up Small sales of red wheat good prime, los
ia cents, and Of white do Ia 40 cents family
-four do. $50 cents Corn is scarce white Is selling q
cents and yellow at 66 50 Oats 81 cents Rye g
SO cents.
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There good many things like in the democratic
party. like their nationality and their spirit Of union af'
ter all; like the American feeling that pervades the
masses. --Rufus Ch6ats at Vorcesta.
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1NLLEsrH1's MANUAL OF the Principles and Practice
VI of Matchmaking, I vol.
Boodgood's Treatise Roads, vol
Shaw's Operative Masonry l vol
Nicholson's Masonry and Stone-cut vol
Nicholson's Guide TO Railway Masonry, vol.
Bashlorths Tables for the Calculation of Earthworks
vol.
Kellys Earhwork Tables, vol.
Macneirs Tables of Cubic Quantities for Excavations
and Entertainments, vol.
GUIDE to the Measuring and Vaung of Artifcers Works.
by n Surveyor, vol
Vicat on Mortars and Clements, artificial and natural,
| vol.
Major General Paisley Lines Cements Mortars Stuc-
cos and Concrete, l vol
Practical Treatise on Mortars. by Lieut. Wright U. S.
Engineers l vol just received by F. TAYLOR.
Also variety of valuable works ON bridge building
Architecture on the steam engine civil and military
gineerng on railroads and locomotives, on mechanics,
heoreuca ana PRACTICAL &c. Of them entirely new,
imported from London by the advertiser. Oct Is
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rTvHE annual Treasury Reports the Commerce and
Navigation of the United States, complete from
1918, ID volumes. For sale, single copy only, by
Sept +. TAYLOR
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Observation-Disclosures Royal Arch Chapter No ID
holds its regular mmonhly this evening
October 10, their Hall, 10th and streets al
half o'clock Transient in regular sa
ing respectfully invited to visit the Chapter
BY order of the High Priest,
Oct ~ J. B. THOMAS, Secy.
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North Carolina.

SALISBURY, NJ c., October IL.
"The democracy is more alive in this part of the State
than have ever known them previous to presidential
election | think that will give good account Of
North Carolina in November"
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GLOSSARY or Architecture, Grscia~, Roman, Ital-
VI ian, and Gothic; volume with 40 beautifully
ecuted explanatory engravngs; price w 10.
lust imported from London by +. TAYLOR.
Oct 10
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 1876 p. m.
ennsyvama and Ohio-Dosbfs and runsors-Electios of
Painter certain.-Betting the Ksystons.-Ihe Mar
kets 8rc.
Strange it may seem, there is still doubt nger
ing the result of the governors election In both Penn
sylvana and Ohio.
The Philadelphia papers of this morning all differ to
present position OF affairs The Ledger gives
from all the State, and down Johnstons majority
III, whilst the Pennsylvania makes it but g. The whg
papers, the other hand enlarge to $50 and whilst
write is in circulation in Baltimore that private
dispatches have been received ncng the election
Longsreth by ii votes, but whether the IL we'll
founded not cannot be said at present
With regard to the election of Mr. Painter the democratic
candidate for canal commissioner, there s doubt The
Pennsylvania of this morning publishes official of
for canal commissioner In IS counties, which foot
up follows compared with the governors vote in tho
same counties:
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From the above returns, CLEAN the following facts,
Dem. maj. Wing maj
Twenty [78l counties official give 937
Ten counties unofficial 400
Five remaining counties in 1S47 6S3
937 1877
If the remaining five counties should have voted they
did in 1917, the wing majority in the State will be about
$50 votes
Gilbert and Irwin, which the Sun has counted twice,
should be Union and Lncoln-the five counties, there
fore, should read as follows:
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NovEMBER Is, 1884
BLoUNTsvILLE TENNESSEE,

July 4 1886.
Having understood that John A. Rogers, of Hawkins
county, Tennessee has Obtained arrearages of pension
the amount of 49, 600, and yearly pension Of $500 during
life, OF having his leg ankle broken in the
ed it, being friend Of justice. deem proper give you
what information possess in relation 10 his ankle leg
being injured. heard gentleman of responsibility say
to-day that he present when it done, and that 1t
happened Rogersville, Tennessee, whilst he was
riding horse-race l suppose there could be fifty
got who would that fact. mention this TO give
You full opportunity obtain the facts will refer you
Tor proof Mr. George Rutledge of this place, and Mr. Jo
seph McRhea Of this county will also refer you to Mr.
D. Alexander of Hawkins county, Tennessee, who give
great number of other references which will be sat
i:actory full inquiry into the matter, from the above
named gentlemen will doubt develop many other inn
poant circumstances and facts relative to Mr.. Rogers.
Yours, very respectfully,
WILLIAM CANNON.
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This leaves but Union, Lincoln, Ware, Montgomery and
Emanuel hear from, which voted follows the gov
enors election last fall, when Towns, dem elected
I aio
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That strange and infatuated party in Philadelphia who
are lighting the democracy under the cognomen of atiue
Americans, the better to distinguish them from the real
red mouthed, blue-skn barnburners, denominated
ciurobuners" twill be recolected that these valiant
fellows once mmoralized themselves by burning down
catholic churches in Philadelphia, and appropriately
enough they called ''churchburners." Their unna-
'ural and wholly ndefensble warfare uron all foreigners
now among us, and who constantly nocking TO
shores, can find possible with any but dement,
ed crazy political fanatics who in any country would SET
the world On fire. if ii would light up single dark
IN which to finally consummate their "unhaowed
schemes OF personal aggrandzement of power"
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Hon. LEWIS CAss.
RoGERsvILLK, TENNESSEE,

hOGERSVlLLK, TENNESSEE,
June "a, 1896.
SR We have Just understood that bill granting pc nson
to John Rogers of this county has passed both houses Of
Congress, and only wants your signature to become law
Being well assured that Mr. Rogers entitled pen
sion, we hope and trust that yon will withhold your sigma
nre TO the bill.
1t can, as we believe be made manifest
lst That he THROUGH at the time he received the
injury complained of, for which he claims pension
I'd he was engaged in horse-racing the time, for his
own amusement, and employed in the line OF his duty
officer.
oil quarermaser that me the troops of Knoxville
having been marched oil on foot
These facts be substantiaed believe, by the
most respectable in Hawkins county, among whom
are William Lyons, Jacob Miller, John Shaugh, David
Lyons, esqs, Mr.. Lemuel Chambers, John Sprowl and
as regards the progress of this bill.
we nave the honor to remain your obedient servants,
N. FAM,
d. ALEXANDER, g.
w. 0. WINSTON.
ANDREW JACKSON, President of the United States,
washington City.
FIRST endorsement of Gen. Jackson the ADORE
entitled to pension Examine when the bill passes if it
has not been approved
A. ].
July I'd, 1886
Second endorsement
Referred to the Pension Office, to remain on file The
law ought to be repealed A. j.
SO much for "CoI. john A. ROGERS OF PENNsYLvA-
MA" We shall take OCCASION in day or two also
hnally to dispose OF his brother sIanderer Andrew
Stewart OF Pennsylvania, and his third and last futile
attempt to impose upon the American people, published
in the National IDtelliyencer anna doy, s;noo
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VERMoNT.-At last advices the House OF Represent
aves of this State were in ga fix" The wings have
l05 MEMBERS the Van Buren, 6s, the democrats A.
and one out-and-out aboitionst and from these dis
cordant materials the triumphant wings had not been
able to elect speaker--Pennsytvania
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LINOk UPPER CALIFORHIA.--The well known Nav
York and Havre packetship Silye de Grass Captain
Rich, will be despatched from New York lst OF No
vember for San Francisco, Monterey, &c.
She has elegantly furnished cabin accommodations and
fine lofty between decks.
The price of passage in the cabin 10 two hundred and
fifty dollars in the steerage with provisions one hundred
and fifty dollars.
For further particulars apply to
Oct A-d2w CORCORAN a. RIGGS
A CARDS p. FRANKLIN has just received q supply
IA OF cheap and beautiful gilt corncos Also superior
assortment OF painted window shades His general sock
Paperhangings, borders, &C., arc, as usual Of every
description to suit all tastes and q variety of prices
Oct l3-eoSwif
ENNEHCH FURNKTUnB PHMT8-We have received
"a pieces real French furniture prints great bargans
black ID Ct.A0ETC q CO.
Oct. I6-6f tta
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THE Hon. JOHN Y Mason, Secretary of the Navy, anG
daughter and Com Warrington, u. s. NJ, arrived the
Deavan House, in this city, Saturday evening" from
Boston, and took last evenings boat for West Point, anc
thence to New York to-morrow.-ALbanY ArgMs. N
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PAtapeeo FsuAale 1nstatats,
Near Eacoft's Aius p,iss from Bsswsvs, Mavyss9.
WILL commence the scholastic year, ssptsmbsr I'D
w The charge board and all connected with
it, and tuition English course, e3Ao per
mum. Apply to the principal, $1,000 ~. u 4
July 25-2awtlstNov Mrs LINCOLN PHELPS
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VESSELS SOLD BY AUcTIoN-The following vessel.
sold at the Navy Yard yesterday, by public auction
at the prices annexed and in the following order
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Receiued from Philadelphia af ~. m

Our footngs this evening at p. m, Longstreth
2i,3i4; Johnston "a ,3i7. This is close work. Nine
counties official to hear from House of Representatives
81 democrats, and 40 federasts, composed of 100
bers.
Painters majority is not below 2,2oo.
HAM e.
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Received from Harrisburg at 81 p. m.
! Last phase the House OF Representatives a tie, and
returns can determine it. Not much of wing victory
| UNION OFFICE
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Received from Philadelphia at 10 p. m.
Corrected ootngs Longsreth 24,39s, Johnston 1897
Elk and Forrest, together with Greene, Mexican, War.
rem, Sullivan Jefferson and Potter, to be heard from Off
cially
PENNSYLVANIA.
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ned the fight pouring broadsde after broadsde into the
enemys ship, until her eess the wreck that
hoated upon the
Initiate his example, democrats Stand your arms till
the last gun has been fired Tell your exultng adverares
that he battle has just begun; and word for it, like
the immortal JONES' you will carry CONSERVATION and defeat
into their camp. His success will be yours.
We are fully aware that the wings making des-
perate effort to carry the State that money will be
poured out from rich capitalists (even in BOSTON, and
by greedy bankers We are aware that our situation
requires all ''the vigilance of Argus and the abors
of Hercules" But why do we pride ourselves upon
democracy if not prepared to make sacrifices
commensurate to its value The democrats are made of
stern and indomitabe stuff; and that our friends in
Pennsylvania are reused up are confident of carry
ing the State in November
Ohio.
The same fog rests the Buckeye State The wings
claimed it yesterday with great confidence; but we
satisfied that in her case also the official reports
cessary 10 place the result beyond all doubt We repose
more confidence in the following bulletin, which we re-
ceved Yesterday morning from OF the best informed
men in Ohio than in all the boasts OF the wings or the
calculations of newsmongers;
COLUMBUS, Oct Is.
Governor so close that neither party claim with any
certainty In vote of over 100000 there cannot be
difference of than from 100 to 300 Eleven democrats
elected to Congress and ten wings Senate tie In the
House the chances are favor of the democrats Seve-
raj seats will be contested Ii is terrible defeat to the
wings. s. MEDARY.
Some persons are disposed to friends in
Ohio Martin and Robinson) for claiming the State
on Saturday last by decided majority How could they
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Lexington Fire 4 Marine lns. TO-
CHARTERED IN 1886.
CAPITAL 100000

DtREcroks:
JOHN w. HUNT, President.
5ohn Brand, W .. WdneI' y n uar,isnn
d. N. Craig, II. T: Dnncsn' 10: harf'So"'
The undrrsisne ed having been appointed Agents 10
~, .,,oue old and well established Company are pre-
.,.d 10 make Insurance Fire or Marine rlsks on
The mos, favorable terms az t9ssss ''n De
and hesraly aa,as,ss ,soded esr p. to- HALEs PAGE,
'' 'e'''' Agents. No Merchants Exenanse, hau"n
The Company refer in Boston 10 o'''1 so So '"''"'
lion ARRtjT LAWRENCE. IH9
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Forced Sales.

PURCHASERS of wooden, Domestic, Dress or cIoaN
L goods, or any description of fancy goods, are IN
being opeued and will be received every week thregn
the season at the Bath .9uction Room, fer pos',re Sasr
and will be sold private sale an less thah o"otesao
prices. aoe
bath Dec Is. uoo
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Brunswick Seminary.

THIS School is divided into Male and Female De.
i partments, each Of which Is under The care OF
exnerienced Teachers This arrangement secures the
successful introduction OF all the Branches OF Eouca
ton usually taught in our Semnaries and Boarding
Schools, including Drawing, Painting, NeedIe "oIk
and Music (all thoroughly taught for the low terms
of from 81, 90 to S., 90 per quaIer)
Numerous Lectures are given on Chemistry, bola,
ny, Philosophy and Astronomy when are lhustara ,
with suitable apparatus. These branches are taught
with special reference to their application IN Agii-
culture and the Useful Arts.
An accomplished Teacher will give lessons on the
Piano st Sc per term. -
A few pupils will he accommodated with board IN
the family of The Principal. lat $l75) ) where they
will have every care from the Teachers, and not ne
exposed in stormy weather; the School is under
the same roof
This School possesses small select Library, ans
collections in Miheraogy, Geology, Conchology ana
Botany go ~,
DAY, March l3. ,.;..,
Brunswick. Feb 2, lS4S. dsO-Wlo
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+, Browns Worm LOzenges

RE the most valuable and certain medlcines ever
"A discovered for destro ng an xpeing all kinds
of Worms which frequently trouble children.-'
They are q most excellent remedy, and are us plea
to the taste any common confectionery: Ihey
differ from all other Worm Lozenges, they hare ne
nercuryin them.
Thousands of boxes have been sold within the iast
rev months A. G. PAGE, Agent Tor Bath.
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Ground Rock Salt.

IxO SACKS, containing 90 ibs eaGh manufactured
l 4U at the q SiIoud Water Mills,p IRON the very
best of ROCK SALT, by WaIdron y Co.. Just re-
c.,yed nd for sale BY the subscribers, Agents for e
Manufacturers who will furnish it in any auaniliy
and delivered in this city at the Lowest, boston pIte
Bath July 2. MAGOUN CLAff.
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Marine Insurance /!

THE Subscriber having received the Agency OF the
L CAMDEN INSURANCE COMPANY, /,
N. j. Chartered 1892 for the City of Portland and
vicinity, will issue Policies to amount not exceed
ing $4,000 on any risk, vessels, cargoes and
Losses sustained will be promptly and honorabIy ad-
justed, and paid In money Cnrrent at the Banks in
this city within thirty days after proof of the loss and
adjustment and in case of dispute in the settlement
of claims the company will abide the decisions of the
Courts of tbs State OF Maine.
CALEB s. CARTER, Agent,
As Exchange st.
Portland, Dec. 29, 1847. 7sd49
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Stoves! Stoves J!

Stoves! StOveS!!
vl>HE Subscribers would inform tke public THAI ihay
j have a large assortment of Cooking and othhr
Stoves, which they will sell very cheap They asss
continue 10 keep good supply Of the Ceiebsatea
STEWART STOVES,
which thev will sell WHOLESALE OR RERdkL,
as cheap as can be bought in New England.
MlTCHEl.L. Il low
Bath, JaA. &c, l64e. aT1NIS
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AT PRIVATE SALE,
AT the Auction Rooms,

GOOD assortment of Cloths, ,Cassmeres. sa,tineus
"A Pants. Dress Goods, Shawls, Linens, Muslns,
Scarfs. Braces Table and Pocket Cutlery, Fancy
soaps, Buttons Thread, Silk, Hooks and Eyes;
Needles, Pins Tapes, Gloves, Mitts. ana a gehefa'
variety of Fancy Goods .,.s,n,
Consiqnments of the abov goods, wilfbe constant
y received aud will be sold at private sale al Iar
auct ion price.
Ladies are invited to Call. ,,o,as.e
Bafh. AnriI %. ul<o WHO'LL
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"SOUTH END MARKET J"

VNHE Subscriber would inform his fr'enas anu inc
/ nubI, Genera lly that he has taken the store Of
Mr.. Gilbert Trufa nj Water street, near 1901 oi
South street. where he offers choice assortment OF
West India Goods and Groceries, together WIN rIo-
visions and shin stores at very reduced pricessuch
as sugar MoIasses, Coffee, Oil, spces, Flour Meal,
Rice, Raisins, Pork, Lard, and Butter,Crock-
cry, Glass, Stone and Ear'heTn Wate. !oeelne, WI"
good of Fresh Pr. visions Fruit and Veg
eabes The above is offered for sale as cheap as can
be found In this city elsew here for cash or appIov
ed credit. a. Gs DoNN.
Bath, Dec. 13, 1847. Nd2s'
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To Arrive.
New carriage Mandatory.

THE subscribers would give notice that lhcy nave
taken the building at the head OF Iailman's wharl
on Front street where they intend TO carry on thc
business of manufacturing and repairing In the above
line. All work entrusted 10 them will be executed.
promptly in a workmanike manner and on the most.
reasonable terms. OLDS o. FhA ANSOS'
Bath, Nov |, IS47. om-"o
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Sea Otter Oil

For Preserving and BeastJying The hair:
Boston, Dec. 1888.
Dr. Frederick Brown, certify that have used the
Otter Oil which is put up by yOu For dryne OF the
hair nd da ndruG the head, do think 1t superior
10 nv other oil ever used 1t makes the hair soft
and gives II fine and glossy appearance and the halr
does not dry up again it does after using any other
kind of oil. IhereforeI most cheeriuliy recon-
mend il to all that are afflicted with dry and un-
healthy head of hair. l think any one by using 1t
short time will f nd it, very valuable article
Gro. F. BoNNEY.
A.G.P PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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+. Browns


CARSAPARILLA & Tomato Btters. The most
~ used and best knoUn Bitters before the Public
These Btters are warranted to be purely Vegetable
compounn-and mark this, 1rthey can neUer do the
least injury anyease phateuer. 1t has been used in
the private practice of the most successful Physicians
for long time with great success in purifying the
blood ghening and vgorating the system. II
is not to be supposed that any medicine will cure
all diseases which the human frame is subject, nor
is this article recommended such like most of the
quack medicine but for efecting the prpose for
which it is gned, there is nothing that has proved
itself worthy of the public confidence as this cele-
brated compound.
The whole vegetable kin gdom does not furnish tive
substances so admirably adapted purify nourish and
the human system. These Biters have all
the effect Of the most powerful purgatives when used
in sufficient quantity, and yet ar. so mild IN their on
Grafton that they may be given to pc in the most
delicate health with perfect safety. They are also
very agreeable to the taste.
There have been manv remarkable in this toWs,
to which re ferences will he given by
A.. PAGE, the only dgentin Bath.
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F. Browns TOothache Drops,

nor the Ofthe worst Toohache by its applica-
Il ton few times. This is the only compound
which efecually kills the of the defective tooth
without the least pain or injury to the others. II is
warranted to contain the least acid or kreOsote
which is so injurious to the other teeth, aud so poi
sonous in their effects.
A. PAGE, Agent for Bath.