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SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
~ COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

~
Th. popular Summer Resort will open for the reeep.
uon OF visitors the st Of JULY, and remain open
until the last Of OCTOBER.
Dr. Muttsr, Professor Of Surgery In the Jefferson
Medical College, Philadolphs, from personal obserya.
on and ehsmical analysis placed these springs as the
most valuable Of remedial agents In all diseases Of
chronic or organic nature.
visiting the Springs persons will have an opportu.
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reuton, Bull Run, Rapdan, Orange Court House. Cor.
Virginia.
Good Coaches connect with the trains Of the Alexan.
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visitors to the Springs
Great pains have been taken to put the budugs and
grounds In goodSrdsr aud repair.
The Hotel will accommodate 400 persons; besides
there are number Of handsome Cottages Ated up sx-
pressly for families.
Terms ss 80 per day; liberal discount to person,
remaining month aud longer Children and servants
half price. RCCRLsT0N, BALDWIN & co
js2S-H
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OFFICE OF INrERSAL REvEHus,
WAluIIaHaH Inlu lI laaa

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In wa:hington, D. O. on the "a Of August next, have
isrns Rsysnus for The collection district Of the District
olColumbi. for psrn,sion TO hold lottery, rais or
a IL % ..a o,ry
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O L q II H I n g

OF o T H ING.
STRANGE METAMOIPHosE.
sa.' snsss'. ne wife, and sss shs "ns dear Teddy
6tns .oy o. me life aud love yer already:
Bat ueh harder ia love you from yer head 70 ysr,os
'ou swais Tartie.dovs you, IL ysr'd get some asv
clothes"
30 wint down the shrats, Just to hunt up sthors
Whin Who should mate but Timothy Moore:
"ror new elothssI m fretisg, Tim whore shall eo,
why IHs Best ysr'n be getting at Smith Brothers
Co."
Thin for fear I'd be late made haste to Smith sthors
fh on sivinta sthrate, number four sixthy -four;
And for mighty few sresnbacks got whole suit,
With none Of yer seam eraeks-snd handsome to boo,
I havn y been drinking, but faix must laugh
Ha, ha, ] an thinking Of me fooled bstthsr half,
A. walked In me house, in Smith Brothers suit;
y" "Ki'. me, sva.s mouse "-sss she "ast out, yer
base bruts'
She dida know ne from ADAM 90 10 kaps up the Joke
ssI me dear madam me- poor heart you have broks"
rhin she vhsstsd . scoring across me pug noss,.
ous the blood came pouring and down to ne toes.
"osh. Biddy, how srue,i It, ys- ova Teddy ysr,y.
pounded,
Ne nice clothing svas Jewell ysriif hs. so.foundsd"
II hysr'd enjoy nstanorphoss. there's but one plan
Get . suit Of nice clothes at Smith Brothers Co.
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Late Of Metropolitan Hotel. js3s.u
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M YoR's OFFICE,

M A YOR'S FICE,
~ wAsHIsaroS, July q, 1866.
uhui ~ o'clock Ia WEDNESDAY, August the sih, for
e9asuueung o-foot barrel Sewer inside diAmcter)
along street north, between Sixth and Seventh
streets, and through the alleys aud Of alleys In
square No. so and 457 the walls to be four inches In
thickness with the necessary holes and drops
Bidders will state the price per nsal foot for Tho
sewer and per piece for the hole and drop, which
shall include all excavations 4e the successful bidder
to be responsible for all damages done to gas or water
pipes or any accident caused In the construction Of the
work.
The Mayor to himself the right to reject any
or all proposals.
Specifications can be seen at the once Of the Comms-
sonsrs Of Improvements every day from 10 \ m mi IN
O'Clock m ,or at any time BY calling on the Commis.
sioner Of the Fourth ward.
None but practical meehAniea need bid.
!ya's0'd T. wALLAQH, Mayor,
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must enforce It, and had he failed to do so the very
men who now sock to get up bad feeling among the
Fsnians would have been the first TO dsnouncs him
for neglect Of duty and no doubt would have en-
deAvored to impeach him.
The radicals hrst incite the Fenians TO tho iuys.
sion, knowing the President would enforce the law
They think II ho did not enforce v they had him,
and II he did, then the Penians were against him,
apd would assist tho radicals to again ride into
power Instead Of blame the President should 70.
oeive the thanks Of every dspassionats Irishman In
the land. II England make no reparaton for her
wrongs during our late struggle, Andrew johnson
may some day say, "0ur claims are Just; settle
them, or, as sold Jackson would say, by the
Eternal, take tho consequences Andrew John.
son Is the right kind Of stuff and he may some day
issue another proclamation, Immense applause /
Now, my countrymen, ask you, was not the
President right In Issuing his proclamation lCries
Of yes "Yesi" a few voioss-"No, 'No."J All
who think he was ", right, say aye. Hundreds Of
the endorsement Of good and true Irishmen. My
oountrymen lot me assure you the President had
no disposition to Cypress.
Copntrymsn, have you forgotten Andrew John.
sons kindness to Irishmen' Do you remember
when ho released John Mitchell and permitted him
on your account to go to France Tho President is
your friend and the friend of your race. Let the
Irish unity Of sentiment be for our country, our
whole country, and then for Ireland next.
Mr.. Hogan spoke for some time, and was fre.
qusntly interrupted by applause
John Il. Norris, Esq, OF this city. was the next
speaker He said q new era has broken upon US.
We are told nSw that the people who heretofore
supported the Irishmen are now their enemies.
Could ireland be freed by invading Canada' How
could III
The radical party was sinking and, unless they
could get the Irish vote, they would sink to hell
Andrew johnson came from the State who sent the
greatest man that sat In the chair
Andrew Jackson. He received his lessons from
Andrew Jackson, and no one but fool or . liar
would say that Andrew johnson Is In favor Of mon.
archy or oppression. I...'
Addresses were delivered BY Mss~G Gallagher,
Maryland free press., 1866-10-18

BENhfIT ~ BEING KNOCKED Arot'r Ix
TnE WoHs.p. is n good thing for a
young man to bo ''knnckcd about in the
worl'l," tl"ngh his s"ft-lIeartcd parents
may not think so. all youths, or il a@
NIL, certainly niutern-twenticths of the
sun total, eutrr life With surri,,sasc oi
s"lf-ccnceit The sooner they are relieved
of it the better. Ii ia mensaring them
s.'ivcs they discover that t. Is unwarranted.
aud get rid Of it gracefully of tllcir own
accord. wei anl g",i; II not, it is desira-
hle, fr tiefr own sskes; that it he knock
&c. out 0f thrM. L h~y who is scut to II
large scl@'l seem f,rls his level. Ills will
may have bccn paramount at home, but
scinolbeys are democratic in their ideas
and it arrogant alone is sure to be thrxshed
into recognition of the gol'len rule. The
world is great pu 'lic sclloni aud it teaches
anew pupil his prap,r place. II he has
the attributes that belong to lealcr. b.
VIII be installed in the position of II lea
d"r; It not, whatever his own opinion of
MS abilities may be, he will be compelled
t' fall IN with the rank and file. II not
destined to greatness. the next best tin.
~ WHICH nc can aspire Is responsibility.
but no man can either he truly great or
truly respectable who Is vain, pompous,
and ovrrbearing. ....
by the time the novice has found his lc-
gitiinate social status, be the same high or
l!w. the probability is that the di,agreca-
lie traits of his character will BE- snftoncd
Il 'wn or worn away. Most likely the pro-
c's' ofabrasion will be rough. perhaps very
rough, but when it Is all ovor, anl he
begins to soc himself as others soc him
and not as rcaeeted in til, mirror of self
conceit, he viii be thankful that he has
run the gauntlet anil arrived through by n
rough road. sclf-knowlelgs. Upon the
whole. whatever loving mnthcrs my think
t" the contrary. it is good thing for youths
t" be knocked about in the world; it makes
men Of them.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-18

Ev"TIoraco Grcely advocates negro suf.
fragc and negro equality. We do not give
this as an it,m Of news. because its an. old
story. But Horace will pitch his old white
hat in the air with Vengeance, should the
Veteran War Horse" be reelected d to
Congress from THIS district. And why?--
Because Frank and Horace stand on the
same platform advocate the same meas
urcs-their ideas run in the same channel.
1t would be triumph of Fforace's princi-
ples--a spoke in his wheel. Those who
think with Horace that negro suffrage is
tie thing for his country and this people
the cure all for our every i'll, can do him
no greater favor than to vote for his friend
Frank Thomas
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Maryland free press., 1866-10-18
Fred Douglass-I|ow lie Was Received
'' BY the N'hlte Radicals.

In is'ckrstcr, on Thursday evcning.
Fred. Doug lass spike at the Union League,
aad gave all account Of his visit to Phila-
delphia. We e.quotc: ...., ssr.s..T
''On reaching Philadclphia, I heard a
rumor that some Of the Northern lnyal
Governors were rcgrottsig exceedingly
that Rochester had sent an ugly child
black delegate to the Convention.-
They 'hoped Douglass would have sense
that was the way they put it-'not to
attempt 70 tax: sest in the gathering
or j"in in the procession Indeed dill
"ot know exactly how should get in.
l had not seen our other. te'ogate, and /,
would scarcely have been secmly for ne to
walk alone. But kind Providence tos-
sed the y"uag. brae. eloquent Theod"r.
Titon in my way, and that man Of brsiu.
and eloquencc and genus. lfks bis master
WAS not ashamed to call u LACK man
''rother.-lIe took me by the arm, and
we marched in the grand procession to-
sether.-Arrived at the Convea tim, the
first man met was General Carl Schurz,
and the second was General Butler
They beth took me cordially by the hand,
ssnd-there is great deal OF fuukeysn
i'll most of us-after that everybody rec
ogniEcd me. All tho difficulty wss over
at once" ...I. '.t t.. -... -'..
How THEY CARRY OFT Tnnis PROMISES.
Brick" Pomcroy was on visit lately
to Washington. In writing to his paper
he says: 1--WE lookcl in vain in the dif
fcrcnt departments for the one armed,
crippled or veteran soldiers, who were to
he rewarded by the Republican party
she onc-armcd heroes arc not popular.
The left hand writer's arc not there. Oncc
ia while VIC fouad poor widow in some
"f the departmants-iHcrcly to build
newspaper article on for country oonsump-
tioa. Bat We found hundreds of-ne-
grocs swsrming about these Offices. open
ing aad shutting doors, as if those who
PASSED through could not wait on thcm,
scircs--we found these dusky lambs of
Abraham answering bell calls cvcrywhcr.
we saw them in the gallery of Congress,
scratching thcir dirty heads, chewing pea
nuts, and smiling approval on their radi-
cal dclivercrs. And We saw armed.
onc-lcgged. and otherwise n,utilated
white soldier, selling apples, peanuts, pa
pers and such stuff on the strcct-gcnc-
rously provided for by themselves.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-18

ES-A contributor to the Drawer OF
IIarpcr's Monthly tell, a story of a certain
deacon whe was one Of the best of men,
but by nature very irasciLlc. A COW wa.
so exceedingly disorlcrly, as the deacon
was attempting to 1ilk hcr ou, morning,
that tho old Adam got the better of him, ,
and he vented his excited feelings in a
yollcy ofexccrations very uudeaconish in
their character AT this moment the good
deacou's pastor appeared unexpectedly on
the scene, and announced his presence by
saying.-"Why deacon! can it be? Arc
you swcaring?"s swell, parsop. "Lreplied
the deacon, L didn't think of any ono
being near BY; but the truth is. l mover
shall enjoy religion as long as l keep this
cow" ...
Maryland free press., 1866-10-18

The Maryland Radicals elai,n that
they are not in faycr of negro sufragc-
that is such is their palIic profession. II
opposed to il, why offer the induccmcnt ol
increased representation to the South in
ease they adopt it? That is doac by the
Constitutional Amendment they propose
adopt. The deccptiea is 20 palpablc as to
be seen hy all who desire to sec. ...,.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-18

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MAMMOTH CLOTHING EMPORIUM
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Merchant Tailor, -
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He also keeps en- hand great Isristy VI
CESTLENEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
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All Orders will bs filed Promptly, at the Cheap
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lagerstown, sept. ~, 1895.
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CRATE OF MARYLAND.

Uf flCE OF THE SEE RErARB OF STATE,l
'- ASS,roL,s, \ is,ist 30th, 1866,
NOTICE Is Herr By GIVEN, That the Gener-
al Assembly, at its January srssioa, 1865, having
adopted the following resolutions proposing en-
amendment to tho Constitution vi our State said
auiencmint will be submitted ~ the qualified elcc-
tors OF the State, for their confirmation or rejection
at thsel Lection for members Of the G,nerL Assem-.
bly,. to bs hsii on the 9th day oil November next
JOHN N. CAkvER, Secretary of State.
No. H.-Joint resolution abolishing the sixth
section y. the eighth Gele OF the Constitu ton.
RESOLVED NJ rHs GkSgRAL AssEHnLY oY Mary
LAND, (three-itts of the members elected to both
houses cuncurripg,) That the Constitution be, aud
Is hereby, a.nendcd by striking out the sixth seq
ti0n II article eight y q.
BY 1Hk SENATE, March 18th, 1896,
AFFIRMATIVE.
Messrs. Billingslca, of I.ansdale, r.. .
Carroll, Mackall, .. .....-
Billingslca of St. Mary's, s,McMastsr, MS
Carroll, ,... ar McNerL .t1.;t .t
Davis, of Washington, Stel henson,
Earle, t-. Trail,
Ilarwood, Turner,
jenkins, Wates-17.
Mcssrs. Holton, Ohr,
Maund, TOne-i.
BY UuE HOUSE OF DELEGATES, March 18th,
-- 1865.
AFFIRMATIVE,
Messrs. Frazier -Spsak'rLu.by,
Agnsw, Malone,
Anderson, Markey,
Ang |, McCsuley,
Ba.tcll, Mccullough.
Brown. Miller, Of Anne Arundel,
Calvert, .. ... Mules,
Chew, Fairne,
Cemesys, Norris,
Cook, Parker,
Cummins, Pennington, =
Darling, Potcct
Dean, Rider,
Eavy, kinchart
Everhardt, Eobinson, ......r-
Fosks, Shaw,
Garrison, Sherry,
liamblvtop, SlothOwer.
Handy, Smith, OF Allegany,
llaren, ... Smith, oi D,rshester,
llodson, Sopcr,
Hoffman, Stewart,
Holloway, Stone, .....
Hopkins, Tarr,
Hynes, Tull,
Jones, Csilt0n,
Keefer, Valiant,
King, Wardell,
Kirk, Williams,
beaverton, Wilson,
Lee, OF Baltimore city, wooden-6S
Lee, Of Queen, Anne's,
Messrs. Miller, Of Wa.h-Smith OF Frederick,
ington. Hcigier-&.
Pilkington,
All newspapers printed in different counties o
this State copy till 9th day Of November.
August 9Th, lsGG ... ...
Maryland free press., 1866-10-18

The Democracy used to run the Fcd-
eral Government for $40. 900, 600 year.
Tue Radicals have run it up to 5000, ,OOO,-
900.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-18

N MECHANICS HARDWARE
e SELECTED WITH GREAT CARE
HIRD WARE OF ALL KINDS,
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H12D W1RE or Hi KINDS,
H.4KD EIKE or ALL MINDS,
o.. HARD RIRI or HI KINDS,
Suitable for ali Branches OF Trade.
ALs:
SUPERIOR CUTLERY or all KiHds.
livery thing that viii
SHAVE,
STICK,
CHOP,
CiIisEL,
SCREW,
and k0kE.
The senior parta sr having the advantage o.
Practical Experience nysclf in the
Manufacture or EDGE TOOLS,
and Being able " distinguish the various grades o.
TEMPER, uaks sas Of tLis L aowledrs i. Pur.
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