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HEALTH

Who shall tell She worth Of healtR
Who can prize the valued blessing'
Better than ths untold wealth,
All the niser's soul possessing,
Wealth will bring its weight and care,
Doubts and dangers as its stnre,
On the Nsary spirit pressing.
OH low priceless is the bsoni
Nothing its delights can Iseasu!e,
lie, j, be dsn,sd- kow seoa
Man wilt tire Of scenes Of pleasure!
Health ulcre san give Us zest.
All who feel its power are ilest,
'Tis itself. tie hearts one treasure.
Look al him who tolls for Fame!
Ere lis time his head was lvary,
That, lliough future years his aamo
Fright may Gid his countTy's story;
Yet, when al his tolls are ser,
Beal,h and Peace he knows no more
Such, alas, is Human Glory.
When the light Of Health has fed,
And no nors lis hlIes are glowing;
when around Liic's slender thread
Dark disease its spell is throwing,
Then il is, und then alone,
That It's value can be known,
Choisest gift Of Heavens bestowlng!
When in sickness we have pinned,
Sill TO health our hopes were clinsihg,
o.! how often to the mind
We lis scenes and joys were bringing!
All but US enjoy the day,
Al around seem bright and gay,
md we hear glad voices ringing.
When the slow and lingering chime,
Dor the spirit sends ch'lness,
is we maxi the sands OF Tina
Falling in the hours of illness;
Oh! how sweet upon our ears
Come the sound ofhappier years,
prcakinp on the midnight stiffness.
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This is to Give NS,ice; That the

subscriber Of Cecil county hath obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, le.-
,srs Tesamsnlary on the personal estate Of
Hannah Price late Of said county de-
ceased All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned 10
exhibit The same with the vouchers thereof,
duly authenticated. on or before the 18Th day
OF May 1851, they may otherwise by
law be excluded from oil benef, of said
estate. All persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested 10 make immediate pay men,
10 the subscribas. Given under my hand
this ls'h day June 1850.
SAMUEL PRICE. Ex'u.
June IS '5O--6w.
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Oyster and Eating House,

for the accommodation at the public generally,
Meals will he served up at all hours, and his
visters supplied with all the delicacies OF the
sea.nn. HIS bar will be nished with the
choicest liquors; in short, nothing will be omit
tod TO minister to the qualification of lhuse wine
may favor hun with cal.
May 4lh, ls50-tf.
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PHIL Will. and BAIT Rail
ROAD LINE.
292IN. s5;l.F:.a .N~
Gaaz.s - 49, NJ

The Morning Train Of Cars from Philadelphia
or Baltimore arrive at Elkton quarter before
II O'Clock A. NJ.
Morning train from Baltimore Cor PhiIa at
quarter before IL o'clock.
Night train from Baltimore arrives here ut 10
o'clock at night.
Night limo from Phila, reaches Elkton at
s'clsck at tight.
If~AN AecoNopArroN TRAlN leaves Elklen
at so'elock A. NJ to- Philadelp ia. and re.un
at 7P. M. daily except Sundays.
.arril 81, so BENZ. w ELS, Art
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ECRE NEWS,

sdFlpTH T'JIJ Z S6TfI + = OH Il, I'll f.IktOh.
Sign of the Big 5S0t.
ppos;,e the Court House.
The subscriber would respectfully ,nfurm his
friends, and the pubic generally, TINT hr ha-
purchased of hi, brother, Enoch Cronch) his
entire stock rt ladies Misses, and childrcns
boots and shuA- and ,as commenced manukc-
uring Ladies' Shoes Of every description. He
snow repaired to Accommodate all who may
II Tor his with call. with mems ~0mehs and
lldrens boots and shoes of ,hs best sort nj yer v
dy,rices. THOS. G.. CROUCH
Elton, Feb. 2S;h as.
NIB. County prod ucc taken in xhange
o.bo OTIS and she's. SaLi,G l,ot shoe
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To the Public.

TIL" subscriber (not being engaged in
any other bu-incss) has resumed the Pras
tic- OF Land Surveying, Conveyancing,
Sc. Rring acquainted with the different
qualities of soil in the eighhorhood, per-
ssrs wishing to buy or sell Land would
find it 10 their advantage to give hlma
call. JETHRO JOHNSON.
Near North East, Cecil Co., Nd.
June l j0-tt.
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This inc ilcine was prepared by regular
physicien and is the result OF an extensive plsc
tic. of several years in II bilious climao-i is
entirely a vegetable preparation aud may he Ia
sen hy nay one with perfect safety TO the most
delicate constitution.
In. i''.,owng extract - rom the farmers
aud Essis ras!< Hand H.ok "a valuable ~o'k Of
nbou, 800 ,.x,s, recently p0bistei by NFssrs.
appleton d Co Ars York IN ct.p''r $; page
-, tns sastur ers'-us fA' iii :. ~,
rr,Murks:
there Is ino~t Gu:.'ir neiicm- =..a IN
mos 81! tina NcStura Illus, ~t.,f'. - -. c.in
scent,onSIN r~runuaHG =. wv - a"t ~ :
and other ni'UHs diS- ,~s, u = i"= irtI>
CkOLAGOGCE, ~hirh - pr~p1r'n! hH ~ -
good of New YORK, who hssn.. BE hiii'nU-
disorders ufthe Wra hi. sprrn .iaay w.
are no friend 10 thpSe incI .c,mo- uSoIiN called
pttcut. hut hive had rAils Vp9orlda!G "
kuo~ iug the Invaluable eiir"t~ oi Il tto.al, que
W HiI.uus cI>s'
ELrarl Ola ntt.r from Ms,-rs. |rLtr.aG"op
iiAvaAatIcK y CO, ut fnliac.lph'"
PaiLIu1Lr.;tA, ID IN" .t'h !st-.
Dr.. c Ossnos - n,S,-ctra Fr'umu. "
base lad occasion /, See the 1"'s! 'urrts "'the
mcdic,n. IA tilr case ut a SONNY H.iIn 40 la"
hesn troubled ~llA rhNt. - cong mae ana c"hia
nst get c-ar of them, hst since ne c""nr"eed
Mamp bottle OF my preparation has estWely
ftCsvc,ed, and IL nos tecUpaInx quite stout.
Responsibility Inv friends,
SCATTtRGOtD NAV EkSTlCK &
Numerous other certificates hum person
yhr., rrsprctanh,v te~tt'simg to .he great
N.sv .- the n iir,n" can b- -een on npplica
uadrrs,,nrd-nl>" a .,nA! treatise tn tie
.-s treatment md cnr- nt Fever and Asuc,
u.her diseases -. billions rii.lhtes' may be
yrnii,ofasy Of tn. tui"~ ny naMed Ast'.
Dr. Joseph Wallace E't,ou, Charles 4. Rob
nfA
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EiShln. .,hnies 10 Rent.

FiSNln. oA0ies 10 Kent.
The subscriber will ren: Tor one or
more years, his two Fishing Shores oc-
cupied last $, aSon by John Is. laIna''
ana John MacIden, Jr., wV'2djr. SAID
Shores are situated opposite the susque-
hanna River. aud are known as Maulden's
Mountain Fshtrie There is good
Houses: Sheds and Tvoughs on said shore
To a good ruatt the Rent will ue made
moderate. Possession given immediate.
ly. JOHN MAJ LDEN, Senr-
North East, June 22nd '50-8w.
&**llariord Madasonjan colySw
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r r S FL

The FARM mile north Of Elk,nn, of the
late Mrs. Ann II. Tally. now occupied ly John
Davis containing an"r' $50 ACRES Of Land,
e. par n "o"c
GsJTsfS The buildings ure comiorta-
S2,t:M hle two Story FRAME DIV Ell
IA LlNG-Frnmc Barn, Stable, &c,
&c: .1iSO
100 ACRES Of Meadow Land half mile from
Elktnn and ly,nu between thc nhove mention
ed Farm and tho Lands MIR. Jacoo G How
ard--it will be divided to suit purchasers.
also
A tot of 8 ACRES-south of Purnol!s MIL
ad Joining Col. Groemes Land.
also
the lot nj tho corner of the Landing Lane ON
which il the house known us the Old Penthouse
.1LSO
tho Wharf lot n, :hc bridge now occupied as
a Lumber Yard hy Mr. JGhn A. John son- o
which are two tcncuicn,s.
.3LSr
3 adiai,,,tic ,nt. Of y COPELAND at ,rssSsgTyyAs.
Fgg i.!l. 81 % and "a Athh~ go.
respect ", ---p.r li,' uf |ltsNw II Gs;.sSssS
q t.s~s o'3l }.Ar5 OF c."a'"" r.
tuna -in:ra l,r' or iis }CNiS
ASP
me upppr " u 81 raa ..nafg.
yDUN l}NTaMUE
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The EsilnSgO!d House.

ENSllEt A. WHITE respectfully announces
l. to the citizens of Cecil county, that he has
taken the centre house in "WAunn's Row"
Elkton, immediately opposite Gehharl's form
erly Kings Hotel; and that he has opened the
sa me us nm
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Fl ~ o. W. DC.aCf,
MISS s. }. TURNKEY,
fRlSciPALs.
The undersigned have been witnesses, for
three years past, of tho excellence Of Mrs
Beach's mode Of teaching, a'd can therefore
speak with cunlidt !cc IN commencing her 10 the
public. Her former experience as the hea d ola
Female Seminary III New England, her ianll-
arty with all tie branches necessary to be taught
her unLirng energy, love Of the work OF insruc-
lion; and peculiar tact in Discipline, combine to
render her one of the best instructors To whom
the education ofyoung ladies can be entrusted.
Rev. GEO. burrows, Col. }. !. HEckARr,
A. ANDERSON, Esq. MIR. J. ". ABHAHAms
Nr. Epwln WnMER, Mir. }. l.. MAXWELL,
q. fUEk ELI. So. Port Deposit aid
n. Il. IhnstituL isun sluatcd on the road
n.ersectins bel-alr and " timnglon ROAD and
between Port DEPOSIT ana la Tie Swamp. ~ci
coun;y, Md. The location IS vsr, ricca'cd ai.,.
surrounded ny n large and beautiful gro = where
pupils may ENJOY tHrr jnhunl1o SPORTS, and vu
protected ny me foliage from tAe rays OF the sa
Daily intercourse may DE mad Uy cioant,oai aud
Railroad wlLn Baltimore and Pniladc!rh!A adv
deduction made Ior voluntary ans, nee during
term time. The Teachers " Iii exeIclsc 1 a,.n,,,.
care over Pupils,
Tho following Gentlemen recommend the To-
cation e TINS institution a. having aonn uss 0.
the nl"i lthY residences "a the Cuunlry
Cornelius smith, E-l,, (toT,nnl r"s,leat
Alien Anderson, ksq Il. -. Broughron, N u -.
@,iism Norris, a. d. " Is, nowinn
Joan Evans Jan H. 40
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ond and Pirc IS, Philadelphia-Mens Tor
Scots, Womsn's s5cis, and Children ,or lR l.s
cts Old Gums mrnded or taken IN exchange
for new. BOOTS and SHOES equally as
ehesy-.a liberal discount to deSlsrs
Dsnr forget it ia the lower corner Of Sec
ond and P,ae Sis, Philadelphia
Feb 2, '5o-6m.
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Hats, Has

Fashionable Silk Hats, mems and boys Chm,
Pearl do, Straw, German Straw, Seanett, Palm
Leaf, Drab Wool, mems Panama, do. Russia
Sluuch, boys brilliant Braid, Tor sale by
Mapl HM. 1OHBERT.
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LIGHT. 71sGTr!
Pine Oil, Camphine and $ E!ui1

Pine OIL, Camphinc and E7IuiA
nF acknowledged superiority and purity,
~ manufactured and Tow sale ut the lowest
Wholesale prices, by
DAVIS g. HATCH,
at tho old established stand oflhc late Bcpiqmiu
j. Davis, CAMrEN, New Jersey. " here Jrtors nv
m"'i OF otherwise are solicited, and prompt a,reu
non WI be eivon The voice otthc puoEtc for
hfeen years. aDc the award Of "A r3Ivo, Mviil
ana complimentary notice by the Franklin IN
slitute over all competitors, is sufficient evidence
uf the excellence of our OIL.
Tar. Fitch, Tnpcnline, R"sin. and SPIRITS /
Turpen'ine, Tor sale WhuIesu % and Retail
Jy u, '5Q--Jh.
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EOs Rent.

A Office ~ hereby gwen to the credtsrs ol
~ john N. Y. Rynn, that personal discharge
hath been granted To said debtor, and that
the twenty tirst day Of October, being the hrsl
hsy of oar county court next succeeding thi. date,
oath been set part for the final hear,hy in his
haze, where his creditors may attend, and shew
Cause II any they have, why final discharge
caal not lie granted said drb.nr
Test. k. Z. HOnlYDAY, Cik
July Sin Of Cecil county Cont
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LADIES SHOES

LADIES SHOES.
Mrs. SMITHS Buskins, Mediam soles and
K!d shppers-A lso Chidren's Mazarine, Blue.
Green, Light, Bronze and Black,
nay is for sale by Il. 7. May.
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furnished, N 100
The ut ove terms inelude, besides the con,mun
studies, the various branches o! Mathematics
NstHial and Muial fhiio :ophy, kh-Lofic,
Names Elerrenh, Logic, Watts on the MIND,
History, Botany, Cheaistry, Astronomy, Geuio-
gy, h'"eralogy, and Physiology. The IreAch
Is taught effectively.
Pupils are requested to furnish their own Led
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LOOK HERE! Cheapcr than
Ever. Just received lot Of
cheap GUNS from auction AVID
arc now selling very cheap af
STRANGERS. s. l.. cor, Soc
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This IS to Give No,lce, That the

This IS to Give Nonce, That the
subscriber OF Cecil county has obtained
from Tho Orphan, Court OF said CO: lily
letters Of Administration on the personal e-
ta'e {" Taylor Reynolds, late OF said c"un',
deceased. A II persons havi in. claims agans
the SAID deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same with the vouchers thrreu
duly authenticated. on or before the 9lh day
OF May 1891, they may Otherwise by
law, he excluded from all beueti, OF SAID T.,
;ale. Al persons indebted to sad estate are
requested To make immediate payment II
the subscriber. Given under INV hand tn s
18Th dav Of June 1850.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS, Admir-.
June 10 '50- Gw,
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THE TEClf WHlG.
Il Pubdilhed e. cry sNxrAay.
In tho Log Cabin,
BY P. G. RICKETTS,.

TERMS.-Two dollars year, in ADVANCE
two dollars and fifty cents al he eIfd ssths year
RATES OF ADvERTH,HS.-l square weeks
n rs cts. for each subssC,aen insertion square
: months s.. s mouths S.. year Sle. Fruc-
tons Of q square TO % charged as square.
long yearly advertisements at the rates of el2
for ono third Of n column. There will BE- in 10
case, any at>tcssent ofthese rates.
YoLH1Y B. pALMsR, Esq. is eur agent in the
oitses Of Baltimore, fhiladel IAia and New York
Advertisements left at his Country ksvspaPs!
Agency" in either uf those cities will receive
pgumpt aitenttsn.
JOHN c. wsaess, Esq., is our agfnt'n 70
Deposit
NJOTICE is hereby gwen to the creditors Of
N ThSnas J. wilson, that personal dis
charge bath been granted 10 said debtor, and
,ha, tho twetay first day Of October, being tbs
first day orour county coiir. next succeeding this
date, hath been set apart for the final hearing in
his case, where hrs creditors may attend, and
shew CAUSE, if any they have; Why final dis
si,allse s,.a Il not be granted 81 ID debtor.
Test. Il. c. HOLLYDAY, elk
July SIN Of Cecil cousty Coazt.
NT Office s hereby gwen, TO the creditors o
~ Gilbert Ru,tcr, that u personal discharge
hath been granted to said debtor, and that the
twenty first day Of October, being the first day
Of our county court next succeeding this date
hath been ST, apart 70, tho final hearing IN hs
case, where his creditors may attend, and shev
cause, if any ,hey have, why 4 final discharge
shall not 10 Grn.ed said debtor.
' rest. nc. HoLLYDAY, elk
July 3n, Of Coed county Cset
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Asst rslogy. Astronom, Threnolo-
gy, and Geomancy.
BY PROFESSOR C. w. ROBACK,
FROM SWEDEN.
OFFICE No. II LOCUST STREET OPPO-
SITE MUSiCAL FUND NIL.
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hR. J. X. b. EMORY olieIs his profcssona
EVservices to the inhabitants of Elkton and
vicinity. Office next door to R,chatd Grason
Egg lie may be found at night. ut the Iloie
Mr. Jacob ohnson. june Is If
NHESNUT RAILS.--Chcsnut Rails ,fg.od
S'qnality for lie. They will he delivered
any point, on the Elk River, or the adj c Ell
waters. Apply to the Editor of the Cecil Wang
or TO the subscriber siding in Elk Neck.
Jr 29.r ALEX. WILSON.
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$50 Acres,

lou NCTCS,
with large proportion Of good woodland
- The improvements consist .
ES:;.Aa House and good Barn, and
/ .M other out-buildngs, a pump
s.';'='f se<1sss~ OF good water at the door, and
it is well watrrrd with streams running
through it and convenient to landings or
Plum creek and Elk River. The above
property is situated - lulIes from Elktor
on the road to Turkey Point, cecil county
Md. II is considered pleasant and healthy
and would make two Farms. Persons
wlshlng TO view the property, will p!eae
call on the subscriber residing on the prop
ertv. BIZ RBEDG BROCK.
Mral 2}'l, 1879 -- II.
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nrGcrrirs, Gre elirs.

nrGcrrirs. Groceries.
faROWN 4 MtlNIlRE have in Store
prime MARACAIBO LAGTIRa.
and RIO, COFFEE: Cuba Molasses. Porto
Rico and Ne" York Syrup, IA very supe-
rior ar'icl",) a fresh snrnlv Of Jenkins &
Co. superior packed Young Tyson, I'm
perial, and Black Teas. may Is
ATTENTION
TIL f su''sr riher cgs lenre 10 return his SIN
c"rc thanks IN a kind public, Cor the patronag
r reiv"d for twenty years, AZ
81 RN EYER AND CONVEYANrER,
aud prom ses To cnn,lnur To mako any reasoua-
bic sacrifice, for the accommodation Of al those
who may desire to perpetnato such patronage.
lie il lsu continues w ri ~
LAND AGENT,
or al! t'osc who may conrr ~, h,n sich agency
JOHN JANNEY.
College Green, Cecil co Nd Je att.
r iNEN LUSTRES, AT /. - c's per va ed
1Alur sale ny Brown y Mclntru.
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BUAk IINC AAIIIl sUOCL
EoA TOlNS AADsa.S, ~
NlIA', / is0yk

The LESSONS rre OF ~ enty-tS, weeks, OF Two
qsariels' duration each, AID 'o,n'nrncs ca ths
Srs, " sdnessay III April ass ,helast Wednesday
Ii Sep enDor.
Term 3 OAvIis4y 1aniis.
For Bo,rd, Washing, and Ialtiun, 1itaaYetr
pcr quarter 81 -
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Farm at EsrtyatcSaic


The subscriber oilers at Private Sale
part of the Farm on which he now re-
sides containing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

IL Nineteenth Wnrd,-At large and enthusiastic
meeting of The Democratic Wings OF the Nineteenth Ward,
and Forty ightl on Friday evening, Nov l. PHILLIP
J. MuNROE, ESQ. was called the Chair, WIN; GAL
LIKER and I. A. CAMPBELL appointed Vice Chairman,
n. BowpTcH BLUNT, Esq being loudly called tor came
forward aud made of his mastery speeches which
drew forth from the meeting loud and vocifcroUs cheers
The worldrenow ned advocate of Wig principles, To-
sEPH HOME Esq also appeared upon the stand and made
speech which had. evidently percelYeda lasting
IMPRESSION on the minds of the audience,
Upon the announcement othe OF the different can
ddaes on our ticket for the coming election the meeting
unanimously with zone general voice endorsed them
and sealed them with grand round OF cheers
After few remarks from the Chairman the meeting ad
iourned well assured that the Nineteenth Ward would
add one ss more the Wing Councils oour Cry and do
their duty the election OF our Representative 10
Congress, Assembly, &c: .,.,,,,,,,, -,,-,.
" WM !, B. ,l GAttIkER' yice.Chasrnlan
JoTHAM WILSON. Secraoyi.s
GEORGE W JAQuEs IA llN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

Il SINTH CONGRESs!0NAL DISTRICT, CON;
CERNING ONE JAMES BROOKS. Having observed
that NlY James Brooks Editor of the NewYork Express,
has been nominated by party candidate for Con-
gress the Sixth Congressional District we the under
specye OF party feel a matter OF duty state that said
James Brooks entirely uniform and consistent upon one
nnfer M least and that is He Is firm and unyteldlng
Tyrlly or WoRKINGMEN. He has always refused TO pay
the scale of Prices either OF the Frankdn Typographical
Sociey or of the NewYork Printers Union the latter OF
winch he has within days rejected oters who sym.
pa,hizc with the Laboring Classes--yoters who would
wiz remember these facts and VOTE AGAINST JAMES
BR0OKS the WORKINGMAN'S ENEMY
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JONI GelEElN. Secretary nj y

~ A Cnrd.-TO THE WIG ELECTORS OF
THE With CCNGRESSTONAI DISTRICT -Fell7is- Citi-
offer myself candidate for Congress tof me
With District 81 the coming election
IAN UNIoNIsr claim no credit for that, as an not
acquainted with any Dsunionists; but az mere Is some
nervousness that subject just now think oesl 10 men
onit have never thought the Union IN any danger a.
though think lis stability is be improved by llreeis
the side and undue concessions on the other
ons TO Texas and his not voting on the Fugitive Slave b
yours, GEO w. BLUNT.
Nt45- York, Oct %, 1880. OIL ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

~ Eighth WurdAt meeting Of the voters 1st Of the the
Eighth Ward (held Tuesday evening October %h 1901
at IS McDougal-st Nj VIM. H. PEREGO was chosen
Chairman and Mr. L. D. DEWEY Secretary who are op'
posed 10 being deprived Of all opportunity OF selecting can
ddates for Office and determined not 10 vote tor men VINO
are brought forward by clique OF selteccted delegates
who are Office holders Office venders and who resort 10
the unworthy measures 10 secure her nercenary
ends carving corrupt system by which the primary
meetings are made farce and an eXpeden for using
the Ballot Box they shall dictate. - -
WIN. II. PEREGO, Chairman
L. D. DEWEY, Secretary.
Therefore Resoircd Tia. the action OF the Ward Wing
Committee has been such to deprive the OF all fair
opportunity select candidates for Office TO be supported
81 the coming election.
I'd Resoired That will nominate Ticket, and offer
it TO the voters this Ward that may rebuke uns dis
graceful practice of depriyng the voters OF fair primary
meetings.
For -4ssc,nUy-WYL LIS BLACKSTONE
For Assistant AldermaH-JAMES FOWLER
For School OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S BEEkMAN
For Trustee-JAMES G. MOFFET.
For LnspecoY-L D. DEWEY.
For AssesorsEGEORGE A. STEELE and 6. E UN-
DERHiLL. 100. r,,r,,,v
$50 jtT
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rsyO -JOITRNFYNFN PRINTERS.-

d It is very generally known throughout the United
States that the Joumeymen Printers OF Philadelphia are
now on strike From advertisement winch appears in
the Philadelphia sunday Dispatch Of October u over me
signatures OF C. Sherman President aid B. H. Dusenbery,
Secretary you would be led 10 believe hat The employing
Printers had needed the demaHds Of the Journeymen,
and that all difficulties had been etied but such s not the
fact Jourueymen from abroad therefore cautioned
against coming the city for tie purpose OF procuring
employment a. they viii BE- looked with contempt and
adherence by every honorable JoUreyman now here
When the difficulties settled Won viii again hear from
M c. BROWN President,
nj ll<c OfJourneynen Printers Union OF Philadelphia
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
The Eighteenth Wand Assemhlv ConYen.

~ The Eighteenth Ward Assembly Conven.
lion met Bulls Head Hotel Saturday evening, Oct %
1880 On motion, Benjamin Hacker Esq called the
Chair, and o. f Benjamin appointed Secretary On mo-
ton the Convention into ballot for candidate rep
resent the XVIII Assembly District, when William D.
Greene ESQ having received votes declared elected
Whereupon The Convention adjourned subject the cal OF
the Chairman. Signed BENJAMIN HARkER, Chm.
OSCAR +. BENJAMIN. Secy. o5l 5t