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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-07-21
Fremont Book Store.
BE0E0EK KESE!

IfTNHE subscribers are now receiving the larg-
l. est and most complete assortment of Mis-.
cellaneous and School Books, Stationery, &c.
ever brought to Fremont. Having purchased
our stock at the Auction Sales, at
Much Lower Paices than can be Bouqht
or Regular Dealers, we can sell cheaper than
ever before; and we intend to give our friends
and cus:ome re- the benefit Of our good fortune
in buying SO low We would take this oppor-
tunity TO return thanks TO our numerous Gus
toners for their liberal patronage heretofore,
and an inducement for a continuance Of the
same, we will promise to sell goods as cheap
as they can be bought in Cleveland or any
where in our vicinty-and a little cheaper
than Sandusky or Tiffin Cities. 1t would be
impossible 20 enumerate all the articles in our
line, or make q catalogue of our Books: but we
are ready TO show our stock and give our prices,
to any and all who will give US a call, and not
think ourselves bored if you do not want to
buy. Our stock of
PLAIN (S FANCY STATIONERY
Never was SO large and beautiful. Our new
styles of Note Paper and Fancy Envelopes, for
Weddings, Evening Parties and notes, cannot
be surpassed.
Pearl, Ivory, Shell, Paper Mache, Steel and
Leather Porte Monies, Gard Cases of eve-
ry style and Price, from one shilngto
three dollars plain and fancy ink
stands, Vases. Ladies Reticules, =
Work boxes, P ort- loIios, Wri-
ting Desks, Back Cannon
Boards, Chess Men,
Paper Weights,
American
-.- fine cutlery, gold ..
and Silver Pens and
Pencils, Visiting and Orna-
mental Cards and in short ev-
erything in the line, and many
things never before brought to this
market. Once more we would invite
all to call and see for themselves. and be
convinced that our assertions are verify true.
s. BUCKLAND & CO.
No. 3, Buckand's Block, Fremont.
Oct. ! ,'53.-u
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

BE NUT DEF M UDEDT
Buy no book unless Dr. A. M. Mauriceau, 129
Liberty Street, N. Y, is on the title page, and the
entry In the Clerks Office on the back of the title
page and buy only of respectable and honorable
dealers or send by mail and address to DIR. A. NJ
Mauriceau, as there spurious and surreptitiOus
infringements of copyright.
RS- Upon receipt of One Dollar "THE MAR
RiED WoMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
PANION" Is sent (mdiied free 10 any part Of the
United States, the Canadas and British Provinces.
All Letters must be postpaid, and addressed 10
Dr. A. M. MAURICEAU, Box 1924, New-York
City. Publishing Office, No. 12o Liberty Street,
New-York
Agents.
L. A. WARD, Fremont-C. E. Newman,
Noncaik-H. Miller, MiHersbugh-Lapham g.
Stebbins, .Niian-A. d. Wright, Perrysburg-
J. S. Gregory, .Maumee Ciy-G. R. Morton,
Sandus-ky-R. Chadwick, Toledo, and Ebber &
Scott, Tifln. Sept. 1853 .-ly
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900 Sets Elegant Silver Tea Spoons, ats 1900
so "a Desert -Spoons, "l2 SOC
25 -" t" Tablespoons, "15 45O
20,O 900 Vols. Mr.. Partington's Carpet
Bag of Fun, an 25 Cents. 10000
80 900 Pieces OF the most Fashionable
Music, at % Cents each. 1850
35, 000 Elegant Steel Engravings, at 25
Cents eacb.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50
50. 600 Finely Engraved Pocket~Maps of
the City Of New York..............i4 1877 rs
81 ,OS9 Porte Monnaies, at 25 Cents.... 7,772 25
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Smith & Bush!
Marble ManufaC aCturers,

NJ TX HlNMU DNUA -A'o
GEP PULCHRAL Monuments and Grave
- Stones Of every variety Of pattern and Of the
most skillful workmanship. The Best assort-
ment of American Marble kept constantly on
hand. t
Foreign Marble furnished if desired on tie
shortest notice.
Also great variety of American and Euro.
pean Designs, of the most unique and tasteful
patterns combining beauty and durability
Persons wishing to procure Monuments or any
kind of Marble work, are invited to call and
give personal inspection of their material and
workmanship, as this will be more satisfactory
than to purchase OF Agents. <who have no in :
terest only their per cent) without an oPPortu-
nifty Oftestng the quality of the article contract
ed for. 49,.
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PAINTS AND OILS

And very choice lot of Pure Wines and
Liquors, for Medicinal and Pharmaceutical pur-
poses only. .- ...-
3 Give us call, before purchasing elsewhere,
and be convinced that Buckland's is the place
to get the worth of your rloney. Don't forget
The place No. 8. Bucklsnd's Block atthe sign
EFam0nt Oct 1 153-f
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-07-21

is pleasant Mixture, compounded in ag'ssI
ment with the rules Of fPharmacys oftherap-
peutic agents long known aud celebrated for
their pc cuiar eficacyin curing DlARRHCEA,
and similar Elections OF the system. In its ac'
tion, IL tALLAYs sAusEA aud produce a healthy
condition OF the LIVER, thus removing the
cause atthe same time that II cures the dis
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-07-21

Fancy (E, K articles,
&c., Is - Sc.
A T the old stand of
n e. LE2P ELM N,
can now be seen the largest and richest assort-
ment of JEWELRY, WATCHES, CLOCKS,
and FANCY ARTICLES, ever offered in this
section of the country; in fact ourpresent stock
will compare favorably in quantity, quality and
price with any assortment kept in north western
Ohio, and as our motto is
Quick sales, aud small profits,
persons wanting articles in our line will find it to
their interest TO call and examine our stock, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, as we feel confident oi
satisfying the most fasiidious.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
Our assortment OF Goods in this department, is
exceedingly rich and large. So, Ladies', be sure
and call, we will always be happy 10 show goods,
to all who may favor US with a call.
Ladies' Breast Pins.
We have just opened TWELVE DOZENS
Breast Pins, comprising all the latest and most
beautiful styles, varying in price from Two tC
Eight Dollars each. Cali and see.
Ear-drops and Rings.
We have over One Hundred different patterns
faciurers. Call and examine for yourselves.
Gold Lockets.
Just received lot of fine Lockets, intended 70
one, two, three and four miniatures, varying from
the size of haf-dime up to the full sized watches
Gold Crosses and Chains p
A few fine Crosses and beautiful lot of Chains
Gold Keys, Gold Pens, and Pencils, Gold Slew
Buttons, &c.
Finger Rings.
Any quantity of Finger Rings, from Fifty cent
TO Seven Dollars each, among them some yer!
beautiful Regard Rings.
Perfumery.
A fine lotof II Harrison'r, Lubin's and Maschsl',
manufacture, warranted genuine, and for sale a
manufacturers prices. We keep a general as
sorment of every thing usually kept by dealers il
our line. So give us a call, before purct ASH q
if our goods don't suit, don't buy them; it is NJ
trouble TO show them.
To Railroad Men.
We have few fine London Watches, in Silve
cases, warranted perfect time keepers, They ar
| intended expressly for railroad time pieces. w
have also any number of Detached. Escapement
| aud Lever Watches.
Musical Instruments.
Such as Flies, Flutes, AccOrdiOns, Banjoes
Common and Fine Vions.
10 SportSmen.
We keep complete assortment of Sporting ap
pa-atus for Fishing and Cunning purposes, suel
as Reels Lines Of all qualities, Floats, Spools
Springs, Spinning Bats, Hooks of all sizes, amonl
which is the justly celebrated Kirby bent hook
now Acknowledged to be The best Hook ever man
ufactured. Guns, Gun-wads, Caps, ShOt-bags
Game bags, &C., &c.
Knives and Pistols.
We have a fine assortment OF Pocket X Kniyes, o
American aud other manufacture. Also, Re
yolvers, Doubls and Single borreled Pistols, &c
.-Mammoth Gold Pens, - =.
.s :. v. WehagsTecsiveds Six Doc
a IGI- ems Pens, varying in price
from 8 |, to 81 so each. every Que warranted. ]
any Of our friends want GOODARTICLE, w
can supply them at manufacturers prices.
Il. II. LEPPELMAN & co.
Fremont, May l2, 1854.
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II WO DOLLARS,

WO DOLLARS,
WILL purchase ONE DOZEN EGGS,
w from those WHITE. SHANGHAI and
COCHIN CHINA CHICKENS, which took
the Premium at the late Sandusky County
Fair. Address postpaid,
sc, MASON,
Is West Townsend, sandusky county, o.
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Look Here!

F M. NIcCONNELL'S Pure, Refined
Salaratus for sale at Clouds Dry Goods
Store, in Buckland's Block.
This Ssieratusis is pulverized as fine as flour,
and is equally as white. 1t is warranted pure
and uuaduturated. 1t only needs proper trial
to satisfy any one of its superior quality. AL
though great care aid expense is bestowed upon
its manufacture it is offered at Wholesale about
as cheap as the common article; because OF the
immense quantity Manufactured and the facili'
ties for the same.
JOHN MASTlN,
Wholesale agent, Fremont, Ohio.
N. B.-We have always on hand sample o.
the above, at the Fremont JOURNAL OFrIoE. -
Call and examine II. J. M.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-07-21

THIS remedy has won for itself such notoriety
from its Of every variety of pulmonary disease,
that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the evi
dences of its virtues in any community where it
has been employed. So wide is the field of its USE
fulness and so numerous the cases of its cures,
that almost every section of the country abounds
in persons publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases of the
lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine of its kind is too appar
ent to escape observation, and where its virtues
known, the public no longer hesitate what antdote
TO employ for the distressing and dangerous atfec-
tons of the pulmonary organs which are incident
to our climate. And not only in formidable at
tacks upon the lungs, but for the mider varieties
of COLDS, CoUGHs, HoARsENEss, &C.; and for
CHILDREN it is the pleasantest and safest medicine
that can be obtained.
As it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up to the best that it ever
has been, and that the genuine article is sold by
Sold by F. Eckstein jr., Cincianati; Jno. F
Wooster and S. Buokland g. Co., Fremont
w. d. Dimck Bellevue, and by all Duggisti
and Merchants everywhere.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-07-21

Z .,s Fresh from the Manufacturers,
to which they invite the. particular attention Of
the Ladies and Gentlemen of Fremont
and the lovers Of Fine 0dors generally. We do
assure you they are VERYNlCE, aud cannon
fail TO please the most fastidious. Our assort
ment is VERY LARGE, and all can find theil
favorte Perfume or Extract We subjoin lis
Of the principal articles to which we desire to cal
especial attention. For particulars, come and ex
anime for yourselves;
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.'''7 :, WAR N1TH RUSSIA. a.
EngIandG \ France Assist the Turks

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.ssr1 w AK, WITH RUSSIA I,,,f
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England a France AssiSt thp TurkSil
'0i,I ID --lD,,Ll,Y-7l pTfFIGf
VETE look with 0yea,1ini.,.s, ~, Tho arrival
wv ofthe next Sfenmsr from Ea,one. which
will undoubtedly. hiring The in,siI;csnco oI mo.t
sanguinary coufiiots between t,sotsnt porsts
Of the Eastern Contineht.siI ia sS5WC-.l afi
But that need not however alarm the people
of orhern Ohio, aud more especially The wscH eli.
zens of Sandusky county, for they s.ej ,,c,
r Can. still be Glofbed at
n nHn NT YF A mn ,c
III Il II IN III IA m d.
De- ~ .r17 - -7g0TiTrI I-ii779I7 'T.r1r 'afi
as we have made arrangements by which we
will, as heretofore, supply them with every arti-
Gle of WEARING APPAREL, at .""
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Gene ,ben go .aisnd ws w;rl oIoiba von
We have Just received, and are now open.
np, our extensive tooktfSPRING and SUM-
MER '.Isslm9f 0'iasu
rot READ KMADEf CLOTHING
consisting of French and Americ n blue. black
and drab coIored COATS made after tbe Ia.
test Partisan and New York citv Fashions. to-
pethet with an innumefsbie number Of tive eds
Cotton, and Linen Coats, of every style. fa.b.
ion and description. Mn -.i,,l -, go. .,if
| French and American broadcloth. cas.imere.
sa,inet. cor5uroy' and linen PANTS ali en-,
in the latest STYLES, and mace up in the best
manner. Cloth, Satin. Silk, Velvet and Linen
IVESTSAand in this department will be found
plain, figured and striped satin, plain, figured,
and striped silk !, and beautiful assortment Of
white, huff. plain. embroidered and figured
MarseiIles which cannot be eou,lled for beau
ty duribilitv ofcolor, aud exact nicity of httnp.
we cannot enumerate all the different styles
and oualitv of : ~ -
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son,s sO .ae,-Jo,1ieJ' % P Cn, Cs, eonn'ou In -
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AGENTS
S. BUCKLAND q Co, Fremont.
w. B. Dimmick, Bellevue.
p B. Beery & Brother Clyde.
Charles Powers, Woodville.
August 8, l653-ly
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100000 WORTH OF
Gifts for the People.
PROFESSOR HART'S -'.rf
GREAT GIFT ENTER PRISE
OF THE WHOLE WORLD y

g 10 WORLDS HALL, G. rT
Nos. 377 Dc 379 Broadwdy, New York.
'PRoF J WoopMAS HART, Proprietor & Manager.
F. II E. BRowN, Treas. G. T.. MoRToN, Cor. Sec.
C AsHroN HANKINs go. Descriptive Lecturer.
MISS C. LIE BARoN MuRDocH, Vocalist & Pianist.
IS. TURL,. ........ ..,..... q Leader OF Band.
Prof. j. wOODMAN HART,
Would respectfully inform the citizens Of Fremont
and the World al large, that for the purpose OF
enabling all TO see his wonderful illustration OF
the Entire World, the fret and only thing Of the
kind ever Produced now on exhibition at the
Worlds Hall, Nos. 377 and 379 Broadway, and
for the purpose Of popularizing American art
and also Of giving world wide notoriety TO his re-
nowned "Books of Travels, Adventures, and
Anecdotes" which should be read BY the million.
as we'll as TO secure for the ILLUSTRATED
JOURNAL called "THE WHOLE WORLD"
the largest circulation Of any literary or business
paper extant, he will distribute among the pur-
chasers Of his One Dollar Tickets 100000 Mag
ni6cent and Valuable Gifts, amounting TO the
sum total of $30O,00O.
LIST OF GIFTS 1a q
Prof. Hart's Whole World, worth an inn
mense fortune to any one, valued at. $4,000
! Prof. Harps Elegant Coun 'ry Seat, with
| 100 acres OF Land in a high state of
cultivation, the buildings on which cost
$4,000, situated on Long Island Sound
and commanding a magnificent view of
! 80 miles in every direction, valued at $4,000
terest or Observation-Disclosures. 10, ,OOc
The Celebrated Model of the City of
Sau francisco, now on Exhibition, val
! ued at. .......... ................. o,UOI
| Prof Hart's F ar Famed P Panorama ofthe
| Holy Lind, Observation-Disclosures. 10000
YORK, ~. ................ 17,OOt
| 900 Volumes of Prof. Hart's Exten-
sive Travels in the Ole and New World
| interspersed with remarkable Adven-
lures, Amusing Anecdotes, and Thrill
ing Incidents. elegantly bound, with
Author, ................. 5000
Twenty Five Building Lots, each con-
tanning 10, 600 square feet in beaut-
ful village in the suburbs Of New Y ork
! City, each valued at $500, ............ l2,5O
an -EIanst Posa,,ood pianoJts al q 9OO o OO
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VNTE look with great interest for the arrival
Wv ofthe next Steamer from Europe, which
will undoubtedly, bring the intelligence Of most
ssnguinsry conflicts between the gfeat Powers
Of the Eastern Continent faJ iA eTeWO.lel a1i
But that need not however alarm the people
Of N orthern Ohio, aud more especially the citi-
zens Of Sandusky county, for they s,i .-
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Perfumneryl Perfdmery!
G RJJCKT,AND a. Co.

TTAvE JUST RECEIVED vety large and
III splendid assortnient OF iPERFUWERY,
= Fresh from the Manufacturers q a
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12
OBITUARY.

Departed this life on Goth uit, at her residence
near BryantoWn, at an advanced age, Mrs. ELL
ZABETII, relict of the late REIN HARDIN.
But few months have elapsed since the chill
drcn of this bereaved family dropped upon the
grave Of devoted father the tears of a love,
and now the bitter chalicc Of aliction has again
been administered to their lips in the death of
loved and aged mother. They have not been cut
down in the spring time Of life. but i'll the fulncss
Of years, and as wheat ripe for the sickle they
have each been gathered by the nsatiate reaper
TO the great garner-houSc OF death. The deccas-
ed was well known in this community and miyer-
sally esteemed and beloved. In her manner she
was simple, kind and unpretcnding. In all the
varied relations OF life, whether mistress, wife
or mother, she acted we'll her part, disct arged
her every duty with scrupuions accuracy ana f.
deity. 10 say that she was the type of the true
Christian, is to write her highest cuogy. As the
gentle vine wcds the strong oak Of the forest and
twines about it It's soft and plant tendrils, did
tie children and grandchildren Of these good old
people lean upon them for consolation and sup
port. But the storm has riVen and shattered the
oaks and the vines are destitute. Beneath the
green sward of St. Mary's church yard-hard by
the spot where oft in life their prayers had asccu
died unto the throne of God-thcy sleep the sleep
that knows 10 waking. The grave has closed
over them forever, but their spirits yet dwell be-
hind, and by the influence Of their bright example
ncte those who were near and dear to them to
follow in the ways which lead to righteousness
and eternal glory
Died. at the residence Of his son, JoHN W.
BoAENAN, near Newport, on Monday night last,
Dr WALTER + D0AhAlAN. u bry anto"H.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12

THE ExHIBITIoN.-The time for holding
our Agricultural Exhibition will be only
three weeks off mex, Tuesday and Wednes-
day. The ladies, and the farmers and plan
tiers Of the county, we doubt not, will be
able to give pretty fair account of them
selves, notwilhs.a 1ding the drawback which
they have experienced during the pas. sea-
son from excessive drought. In some of
the departments of the show there will of
course be but little TO exhibit; but we lrus.
lba. this fact will only have tendency to
cause greater exerlions TO be used in making
other departments more interesting. Here.
tolore our Exhibitions have been highly
creditabe to the county, and have given
evidence Of marked improvement, in our ag-
ricullure and husbandry. 10 the approach
ing one let there be no failure on account
Of indifference on the part of any lady or
member Of the Society. GET up an active
zeal, friends, and resolve TO make this fall's
Exhibition, if possible, equal to any which
has preceded it.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12

The Baltimore Sun Of Thursday last has
"a long aud able letter from RICHARD IT.
MERRIcK, Esq, Of tina. city, in answer to
one from w. NJ. ADDISON, ESQ, on the sub
ject of''Know N o,hingsm." The following
is the commencement of his letter. II ''de-
fines his POSITION" to the maintenance of
which the latter part OF the letter is devo-
ted:
BALTIMORE Cry, October 5th, 1854.
My Dear Sir " ours Of the 4th inst,
has been received. Your contradiction Of
the slalemen, mentioned in your letter, was
an act of friendship for which ! am obliged
to you. 1t is my intention a, the coming
election to vote for Mr.. Thomas, the Dem
ocra,ic candidate.)
The Wing party seems to have been dis
banded. 1t certainly will not appear in
this municipal contest 1t has passed from
the field of political action for the present.
Sinking from its exalted position, it is
now called 10 secure, not its own ,riumphs,
but the defeat of the Democratic party, by
a combination with a new organization Of
sudden growth and Of wild and mysterious
character.
If perfect ignorance as 10 the principle
and purposes of this new order had been ef.
fected by more cautious observance OF Sc
.erecy-excert that those purposes had refer
ence to the government Of the country, and
that those principles were politcal--I should
even then have been entirely averse TO any
participation in a scheme proposing to de-
grade great national party to the condition
OF elevating to power combination of men
united by political sympa,hes and theories,
sacredy KEEP, from the scrutiny of the pub.
lie view. Not only should have felt a
sense of shame in thus prosti'uting a party
which had claimed large share of my de-
volion, and which had often eulogsed in
The expression of my homes. conviction Of
its exalted merits, but should have felt that
was degrading myself, as man and cii-
zen, in thus blindly surrending my judg-
ment, by using the elective franchise to give
The power Of The Slate to combination Of
men, the solemn dignity of whose silence
could no. be broken even TO inform their
compsisant coadjutor what disposition they
would make of the trust he was so humby
imposing upon them.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12

MARYLAND STATE AGRIcuLTURAL Soci-
ETY. Election Of OGcers.-A, meeting
OF the Society last Thursday evening, Mr..
Wharton Of Washington introduced the fol-
lowing resolution
Rcso1Ucd, That the Maryland State Agri-
cullursl Society regard with pleasure the ef-
fort now making to pcrpetuste the memory
Of our late distinguished fellow laborer,
John S. Skinner, Esq by suitable testi-
monlal and donation to his widow. and tha,
we commend these objects to The favorable
regard Of the agricultural community thro'-
out the country.
The repor. was unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Earle rose and stated that efforts were
maxim to reduce The prices Of grain by
raising false reports that good crops hal
been raised throughout HE country, and he
was surprised 10 see such reports reit-
Grated in some Of the most respectable pa
pers Of the country, though he was satisfied
that they did not wish or intended to IN
jure the agriculuris!. lie then proposed a
resolution thu. this society correspond with
all The sister societies in the country to OBJ
tain a true state of the wheat crop harvested
and the corn crop now maturing.
| The resolution was adopted.
The President announced to the society
that the time had arrived to 90 into the cleo
ton Of officers for The ensuing year. wbirh
business WAS taken up and several candi-
dates were placed in nomination for Pre-
sideni, the present incumbent refusing Ion
ger TO occupy the post. Three ballots were
| had, the last Of hich were as foil -
James T. Earle so; Ramsay McIleury Is
and 4. B. Davis 4.
James !. Earle was then unanimously de-
clsred elected, after which he returned thank
for the honor conferred upon him, and pro-
missed to use every effort TO promote The in-
leres!s OF the society.
The following gentlemen were then cleo
ted Vice Presidents -
John c.. Bruno, Baltimore city Charles
coun,y-John Hamilton Prince Georges
Clement Hill; Calver.-A. Somerville
Frederick -A. kimmeI Washing ,on-Da-
vid Brumbaueh CarroIl--S. Gait; Queen
Anne's-J. X. Emory Carolne-W Hard
castle; Dorchester-W. L. Hearn; Wor-
ces.er-T. W. IIargis. The other coun
ties, the District Of Columbia and the State
Of Pennsylvania, are represented by The
gentlemen who served last year. Cor.
responding Secfetary-J. II. McIIenry
Treasurer-J. II. Luckelt; Secretary-Sam
uel Sands.
After the election of cura.ors the meeting
adjourned.