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ERRORS OF YOUTII.

AGentieman who suffered for years from Nervous De-
hiy, Prsnatuts Decay, and all the effects youthf
ndiscreon, will, for the sake of suffering hunianity
send free to all who need it. the recipe and directions Tor
making the simple remedy by which he cured suI
fersn Wishing to profit BY the advertisers experience
can Dc SO BY addressing Fl. .tft
s1 JOHN D. OGDEN, .-
sssyl No. 10 Chambers St, New York.
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PIC Nic.AThe Children of the Congregational
sabbath School. were to havea, Pic Mic at the
bake ON fharsdaylast but the weather was not
OF the posi. auspeeious character, at the time of
cta af.tinf,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-09-01

~ CINCINNATI UNION SrocK YARDs-Wc learn that
the Union Stock Yards rapidly approaching compile
ton and the company expect receive stock during the
coming week. These yards built in the perfect
and substantial manner and furnished with the best and
most approved weighing machinery consisting of two of
Fairbanks $1,000 h. stock scales and some of smaller
capacity In this the company have shown their usual
discretion and Judgment nsurng correct weights 10 both
buyers and sellers of sock-C Cincinnati Gazette. SO-1t
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-09-01

FAcTAs culinary preparation, Ierricli Aliens Gold
Medal Sacratus is &taII!e. 1t has great advantages
over yeast fermentation, and viii make twenty-five
pounds Bread Biscuit from the same barrel Of
flour, and much better 1t retains all the glutinous
starch and that is in the -four and from twoanda
half pounds of our will make three pounds of
Bread or Biscuit while the quantity by yeast fer.
mentation, will make only triae three pounds and
inquire more than twice the quantity OF shortening, be-
sides being more unhealthy Try it, and be Convinc
ed
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-09-01

An Irishman was employed to trim
Some fruit. trees: He went out in the
morning and on returning at noon he
was asked if he bad completed his work.
No, was the reply, but had cut them all
down, and was going to trim them in the
afternoon.
4 clergyman who was consoling a
young widow upon the death Of her hus-
band spoke in a Very serious tone, re-
marking that he was one Of the few
You cannot find his equal, yoa know"
TO which the sobbing fair one replied,
with an almost broken heart, 81 don't
know but I'll try"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-09-01

Ohio dogSclf,rrf SoSetgoat Dayton on Tuesday Wed.
nosday, Thursday and Friday, Sept 25, &C. q and a.
Ashta5ud County Agricultural Societv at Jefferson on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Sept. 8, G. and T.
O17oeR Agrictturof Sooes At Orwel Thursday Friday
and Saturday Sept ~, si, and ~.
7tyD'bW Comfy Aqriceiiural Society. at Warren on
"wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Sept 10, 70 and 81
Geaugg Comfy Ao4cn,nrd Socie at Burton, on Tues.
day, Wednesday and Thursday, Sept 25 20 and 27
LAKE CoHaty dgTicUfU1di Society," at Painesyille on
IuesdAy wednesday and Thursday, Oetober2, and 4.
Aadoter Union Agrtcturdl Society," at Andover Center
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We have seen lair cfnmacd to pale sea green and a
dirty brown by the Of Hair Restorcrs of various
kinds but never it changed its original auburn
brown OF black except by he.use DIR knights orien-
tai Hair Restorcr which is without question the only
reliable preparation for the purpose We counsel our
friends to prove assertion BY giving this article
trial.--EpeRitg gio3s.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-09-01

z Rosewood Oval Frames. all htted, only Is cents.
An binds d piesars. framed at ksv York prices A,so
sss s pictures for flaming and card pictures 10 be- oa
regas sisss q pros at a. ALBERTs Gallery ss1a
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE

Every young lady and gentleman in the United States
can hear something very much TO their advantage by
turn malt (oe OF chargeby addressing tue updersgned
Those having fears of being humbugged will oblige by
hot noticing this card All others will please address
thei irobedlsnt servant
rrr. .u THoS. \. CHAPMAN,
sssyi Ssl Broadway, New York.
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~ oEo. WILLARD, Agent, Ash,abulu O. -.zs,.
slt 800
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.s MARrrS FOsrER, an old gentleman 10 bis goth
year, father 10 law of Mrs r. II Campbell, re.
siding on the plank road some three miles from
tho visge, made the journey aud back on foot,
q about three hours one daY last week.
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PENMANSHIP.

twenty LESSONS. ............. ........ A
rhree mo 4, one lesson per day. 10 a
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
Cro expire on the s1st day OF January, 1917
OFFIcx THE AUDITOR OF STATE
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT., 4
COLUMBUe ONO July q 1865 ,
wHKRHAs The NEW YORK ACCIDENTAL INStJ-
RANCE COMPANY, located At New York, In the State
of New York, has filed in this Office sworn statement
of Its condition required by the act To regulate In
Companies not incorporated by the State OF
Ohio" passed April 8, 1856 and amended February o.
1864 and the act To regulate Foreign Insurance Com
panes," passed April 5, 1866 and WHEREAS said Com
pany has furnished the undersigned satisfactory evidence
that is possessed Of actual Capital of at least ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLL AIsS in
vested as required by said acts and, WHEREAs said
Company has filed in this office written instrument
under its corporate seal, signed by the President and
Secretary thereof authorizing any agent or agents OF
said Company In this State TO acknowledge service Of
process for and In behalf of said COMPANY according 10
the terms Of said act Of April & 1856.
Now, THEnkFoRk in pursuance of the acts aforesaid
], JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor of State for Ohio do
hereby certify that said NEW YORK ACCIDENTAL.
INURANCE COMPANY, Of New York, IA authorized TO
transact the business of Accident In this State
until the thirty FIRST day of January in the year one
thousand eight hundred and siXtyseve I
lSEAI. In WITNESS WHEHKoF have bereunto cub
scribed my name aud caused thu seal of my
Office to be affixed the day and year above
Nriiten
JAS H. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State
BY Jas. wrLIIAxs, Chief Clerk
- n. ~ $50. Id. ..la
ejSy- nEn MIII Ann k...ut ..l.,.h - -
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Ii is expected that a meeting. will be held at
Sraths I1aI,, on iithe,sseaing of AtsdhsstlaS +, to
talk to our citizens uponthe subject ofthe grape.
All are invited, ,....
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITIoE
New York Accidental Insurance Co,
oy NEW YonK,
On the FIRST day OF June, 1863,
MAde b ~ Auditor Of Ohio pursuant = toe Statute OF
-, that Stata
l. CAPITAL
The sosnt u ~ Capital Stock all paidaa rsxOOo 90
II. ASSETS.
CAsh ofthe Company on hand. and In the hands
Of Agents and other persons. ......... 80 242 10
The Bonds and Stocks owned by the Company, $4,000 90
Premiums and Interest accrued ......... H. lg7 80
AL other Securities-Loans on call 1900 %
Total Assets Of the Company ......., ssa.Ss %
HI LIABILITIES
Losses sdjusted and not due. ........... $4,000 90
All other claims against tie Company, about 600 90
Ao@oA lAnuAiidos 6a,4J W
Nv. hIBCRILAEEOUA
Tie gssstos. amount Insured IN any os.s sk Saaa0 %
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ART DEPARTMENT.

Ih department advance in PENN bavon th.t
eoouien IN the Commercial Course cerprehendinr ent-
ate anc difficult Essays in Combination Flourish ier form
ances aud studies in fine line and stipe shadipg
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OFFICE THE AUDITOR OF STATE
COLUMBUS, o., July 2, 1895
1T rs HERBBr CERTIFIED that the foregoing correct
copy OF the Statement of Condition OF the NEW YORK
ACCIDENTAL INSURANCE. COMPANY made 10 aud
filed in this office for the year 1896 = :
lSEAL.l Witness my hand and seal officially
JAS. H. GOODMAN
Auditor OF State. .
by JAA WILLIAMS, ChlaS Cissk 4.
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Board 80 % 10 o . pss ~s1s

ruitten win BE- refunded IL sfsr eHs vss4fs b<s ne a,
dent dissatsed with oar plan of nshssss. Tue Css
Rooms will bs completed and furnshed for the r,sa =
stud@n's by August 2lst 1896.
Send for COLLEGE Circular and sPses.sa q psap@.-
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TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.

IN this deparenent Il iapartsd tsstpoEs.s se@ -
paper insrum nts and in all that ssseasal b No ws
q we'll ordered Telegr grsph Onioe. t.r sllsas =
eopIJ 10 6III4 III
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-09-01

NOTICES oT DEATHS, FREE, oDrruAnrrs, HALF RATES.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-09-01

\, THE Committee Of the Lake Shore Grape
Growers Society, are expected TO visit Pains
vile and Madison on Wednesday Of next week.
and TO take the accommodation for Ashtabula in
the evening. They Will spend as much Of Wed.
nesday as may be required, to visit Travers
Perew's and other 'vinyards. about lie town.
They are on u tour of inspection, looking at the
principal Vineyards in bearing and in, progress
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DESIGN.

sat1sriase (, Hvia a6ito
th.5 ts--S
.s.tfs- s.tL
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Communicated.

Mn. EDIToR 81 thank you for the space
granted me last week in your paper, for the
purpose of propounding question or two 70
Friend Lockard of the Sentinel" and
whilst have no desire to intrude ON your
columns, would again thank you tor small
space in this weeks paper, as have mum.
Der OF questions yet TO propound.
would ask my much esteemed iriend
bockard, what he means by nus editorial ~
last weeks paper, headed NO d9uot q I"
IN reference TO the mysterious HAND bills.
do You think that decelttulness makes you
smart! ana your eiiort 10 NIX ,he POSING up
OF the cross SWORD manu- Diiis on tne AMY
Johnson boys, rs labor spent IN vain, nor
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04
CecuCounty Nomination.

The Dem. and Conscr. Convention
which met in Elkton, on Tuesday last,
nominated the Hon Alexander Evans,
Henry S. Magraw, George Z. Whitaker
aud W. Lindsey, Esqs., Tor the House
Of Delegates In ability and usefulness
this delegation will be without super
Tor in the Legislature, and we sincerely
hope that the counties yet to nominate
may follow the example Of the Cecil
Convention Many of our dearest
rights are involved in the mighty issues
which now divide the people, and the
coming session of the Legislature can
not be otherwise than important. In a
crisis like the one now before us, all
men should yield personal preferences
when they conflict with the common
good. We should come together "a
brothers in a common cause, and sacri-
fec; if necessary, individual feelings aud
desires upon the altar of the general
welfare. Our fellow.citizens OF Cecil
county have done this, and let not this
salutary lesson be lost upon us. We
therefore hope that our convention
which meets on Tuesday next may emu
late the wise, conservative, and gener-.
GUS action of our neighbors east of the
susquchanna. Hartford Co., Acgis.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

OCTOBER g.--.FiorR. Howard street
Super and cut Extra 10 7haSii H., do. Ex.
tre Shipping l2aSl2 80, do high grades 10
asi8 80. do Family u 50asi5 Ohio Super
aud Cut Extra . 7Sasi0 10, do. Extra ship.
ping sl2 50 retailing ~ 00aSl2 so, Family
III 25aSli 90 baltimore high grade Extra
SiI IS per bbl. Rye Flour--uow CAST 2i
Corn Meal City Mills I 50aSl G2l per bbl.
GRAM Wheat--2lo0 bushels white and
300 bushs rcd offered the market was flat
go sales Of white, and red was fully 10 cents
down, 1000 bushs choice sold sold at ~ 10,
aud SEQ bushs good TO prime ut GfaS2 Is.
Corn--market dull, sales ofwhite reported
at ~ cents; small lots Of yellow At ~ cts. -
Oats sold at l5ni6 cents. No sales of Rye
reported.
PaoyIsIoSs.-We report sales Of Mess
Pork at "a j0as35 sugar cured Hams at
rs cents Shoulders ut ia cents; Sides 20
cents. City Lard in bbls aud tres at 20 cts
Western n cents.
SEEps. Glover we quote at 25asT so
for inferior to prime, Timothy ranges, as
TO quality, - to 81 25. Flax is quoted at
60aSS 60 per bushel.
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Suggesting Contrasts.

In long winded notice OF Colonel
Maulsby's letter of acceptance, the En-
an,iaer says sit is well understood
that Mr.. Maulsby has an undue thirst
for office, and like all politicians of his
stamp and aspirations, he will make its
qualification an object to be looked af-
ter first, and the people afterwards"
This comes from the organ Of Extra
pay Frank Thomas. This comes from
the advocate Of stay-at-hon,e patriot
when the deadly conflict was raging;
but who has always been ready to serve
the dear people ''for forty-four years
past in safe places" This Extra pa,
loyal, negro suffrage veteran c6ice..
hohlcr, has been nine times a candidate
for Congress-sevcn times elected. He
has been Governor of the State hy the
rctes Of the men whom he would now
dsjraa5hisc. lie has been President
of the Chesapeake End Ohio Canal,
member Of the Legislature, and Of the
Constitutional Convention Of 185O--his
history illustrating the truth Of his own
boast, that sever since he entered pub.
lie life, forty.iour years ago, he has al.
ways been ready to serve the people. :"
And it is in order to help this veteran"
aud inyeteratc c6ice seeker to another
seat IN Congress, that he may get FOUR
THOUSAND Dollars more Erird pay, for
legisatiug for the negro and against
white men, that the Examiner thus
assails gallant hoy in blue, who mp.
held the starry flag" representing 3G
States, ia the dust aud smoke Of battle.
While the battle ragged and his lie was
being exposed TO save the Union, Col.
Maulsby was a patriot but nor because
he consistently insists upon having the
Union that he fought for, stands by the
President, and opposes negro suffrage,
aud the whole radical programme for
mongrelising this republic Of white men
the EramiBer discovers that he has
an "unduc thirst for office !" aud at the
same time seems TO be utterly obliyious
that Frank Thomas has had perpet.
ual ncxtipgnishablc thirst for office for
Pony POUR YY&Rs' and that hc has
received about so 900 fos eDicc holding,
but never = rei cent for fghting for his
Country .-- Fred, Ctisen.
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MARRIED..

On the evening of the 18th inst, u, the
residence Of the brides parents, by Rcy. ) !.
kd~'n Amos, Me-. +. AsUraY BHr, Of
daughter 81 Joseph Ehuagh, Esqr., Of lIainp
stead, Carroll county.
On the 18th alt. IN tho l.nih Patronage,
Westminster, ly The Rev. II G. iiollnway,
Mr.. SAgrgL MiIgU and Miss l.yctNpA l..
\ FrUtH.
Ca the 9th alt, at The same place ly The
same, Mr. jaws LINUS aud Miss MAGwe
RixEHAa4, both 81 THE County
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ear Much ado about nothing! How
can that be What Is more important
TO us than our life? Its only through
life aud by living well VIC can enjoy
present aud prospective existence
There is happier and better world"
bat We must do our duty here. Live il
you can--take our adyice---giye mp dcs.
pondcney aud try the resource you have
never yet tried, get box Of Bryan's
Life Pills, they will Danish your cnaui
aud gloom, aud although you may be
far gone, they may yet be in time Ia
restore you topcrfcct health. (Sec ad-
ycrtisenlent)
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lions of dollars, which our oeonle !,
bear without murmur; we WI f.s
guarantee to that unfortunatehean
long as they stay among us, fotection
themselves properly, am5to be COM
in all reasonable rightspower or 9th
PEELED, by loss of polS share equally
erwise, to allow tliind equally in ali
IN our governmeich we. hold will
social Relationship first, is too much
''si''uiiy iyP If our citizens believe
20 DC expect for negroes to vote in
'"a' - shen they should support Mr..
"a .niS iap if they do not SO believe, then
You'd turn out and vote for his
"eSetitor, Col. w. z, Maulsby.
The following is copy Of the bill
,oyc mentioned, which was passed in
C House of Representatives.
Be il enacted by the Senate and
ouse IF Representatives. IF the tRitcc'
tates Of 1merica IN Congress assem-
ed, That from all laws and parts OF
WIS, prescribing the qualifications Of
ectors for any Office in the ID strict OF
olunbia, the word "WHlTB, us here.
: stricken out; and that from and af-
r the passage of this act, NO person
lall be disqualified from voting at any
ection in the said District ON AC-
CUNT OF COLOR
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pcnn.YI,ania Politics.

Being present at York, Pa, on Mon.
day last, 18th inst, IL was our good
pleasure to witness an oldiashioncd
mass meeting Of the gallant Democracy
Of York county, gotten up and carried
ont IN an enthusiastic style peculiar TO
that region Of the Union. IL was csti
mated that about 900 or 5000 per.
Sous we're present from al parts OF the
county. One large open wagon filled
with men was drawn by thirty.four hor
sos. There were many mirthproyoking
banners aud transparcnoics in the line
OF procession. The utmost good humor
prevailed aud excellent order was pro
served during the entire day Two
stands for speakers were erected 10 the
public square, at one Of which Senator
Dooli,tlc addressed the people, who was
followed By German speaker. At the
other stand Judge Hepburn aud Hon
Hester Clymcr the Democrat, candl.
date for Governor spoke. Mr. Clymcr
il an able nilcman and ready aud IN.
tefosting speaker lie handled the
political topics Of the day in a clear aud
coucise manner aud his speech gave Gu.
tire satisfaction 20 bis hearers. AZ
night there was torchlight procession,
ia which we're borne various tran.
spareucies aud abou. three hundred
torches
We wish the people Of Baltimore
county would visit such meetings aud
take few lessons in the manner Of
getting them up The enthusiasm dis.
rlaycd IS sure evidence that the people
Of Pennsylvania are kccnly alive TO the
important issues which now dsrurhs
tho country, aud ii IS Thought that
Pcunsylvanla will, on the 9TH Of Oc,o.
bor, give a large majority for Mr. ely.
MGR the Democratic candidate - TOE.
s9a,g,ra .M .jomHoi
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-CumoUs DEArL--A London paper
mentions the death Of person from
singular cause lie was playing at
"pph the dart, game which is play.
cd with a long needle inserted 10 some
worstod, aud blown at target through
tin tube. He placed the needle in
the wrong end Of the tube, and, draw.
ing in his breath strongly to puff the
dart forward with force, drew the nee.
die iuto biz throat IL entered the
lungs, and ia a lew days killed him. the
unfortunate man expiring IN great
ngony.
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WESTERN MARYLAND RAILRoAp.--
Icff'Bg NJ Coairpct'.--At meeting OF
the President and Directors ofthe IVES.
tern Maryland Railroad Company held
at their office, sun Irou building, yes.
terday. the entirrlinc Is the road from
Union Bridge. the present, terminus, to
lIaeers,own was allotted to Mcssrs.
D1agherty. Barry h Go Of Pennstlya-
MIA. This firm Of contractors Is said to
kc composed Of gentlemen 81 bong expo.
riencc IN rHilrdad buildiny, and ~ good
financial abiliiy.---,Sap.
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Grand Ratification ,,..,,n,
Sa AT WESTMINSTER, MD,
saturday, October 2Otp,. asee

Want of room compcls US to omit al
extended notice this week of the abou
meeting. q
We have the satisfaction to annoue
that Gov. PARSONS, of Alabama. ar
FERGUSON, ofTcnnessec, Gen. Py,Lps,
of Baltimore, Col. VIM. Z. NItLsBY,
our nominee for Congress, "a other
distinguished speakers willie present
The Conserva i've people of Carroll
are invited to attend thb last Grand
Rally, in organized crowds, from every
District. Large Posters will be issued
by Saturday next.
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Congregational Nominations.

The delegates representing the Con
sentative Union men ofall the counties
in the 9th. District, excepting st Ma
RVS aud Charles, mat At Barnum's llo-
tel Baltimore on the goth, September
pursuant to adjournment, and nomina-
ted Hon. NJ Blair, as their candidate
for Congress.
In the Eastern Shore District Hon
Hiram Mccullough. Of Cecil, has been
renominatcd for Congress.
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Great Meeting at baltimore.

The Ratification Meeting at Balti-
more, on Thursday night last, was real
ly grand affair, surprising any thing
of the kind seen there for many years.
Monument Square, aud all its approach
cs was crowded full Of enthusiastic peo-
pie All the wards turned out in their
strength and made magnificent dis.
play, carrying the model ship "Consti-
tuition" weIl manned, and other coutri.
yances mounted on wheels with any
amount Of banners, transparencics, Chi
nese lanterns, notices &c. William
Price Esq. presided, and addressed the
meeting. Vice Presidents were APP
pointed for every county. Among tho
Speakers at the various stands were
Gov Parsons, of Alabama, Hon. John
Hogan, Of Missouri, Gen Pho ps Of
Baltimore &C. Resolutions confirming
the phiIadelphia platform Of the Ma.
tional Union party were adopted Al.
together it vas great success, and
speaks well for Baltimore aud the State.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04

ia Baltimore city, on Wednesday. Sep.
tcmhrr i2th, 1895, PnIWtliA HARmNG,
aged ~ wears, formerly of Prince William
county, Va, aud for many years a resident
Of Carroll county, Nd.
At Fiuksl,urg, Carroll county, ON the 24,h
ult. Of consumption, WIlIig, youngest sou
Of Cornelius and Ann Buckley, aged %
ears. May he rest IN peace. Amen.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04

RfCu READING Hon Charles Sum.
nor, Of Massachusetts Gov james H.
Orr, ofSouth Carolina John II Noycs;
John Pierpout; VIM Harvey, aud a
kafir Chief Of Mozambique, with other
illustrations, given in the October mum.
Der ofthr chronological Journal Also,
Social Science Dreams aud Dreaming
Psychology Physiology Physiogaomy
and Phrenology. IL Is very interes.
ting numbor--only 90 cts or 81 a year
Address Fowler 4 Wells, 3s9 Broad
way, New York.
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Ray There is said to be tremendous
stampede from the radical ranks in Wis
consin. Many Of the most prominent
Republicans in the State are coming
out in favor of the Presidents policy.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04

tJ" For I've or six years the radicals
boldly proclaime that any opposition to
the President was adisloyal" At pre-.
sent, they believe that everybody is
"disloyal' who don't dcnounce him.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04

LeD Several deaths from real Cholera
have been reported in Baltimore during
the past week. Its serious spread is
not approhended.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-10-04

Mr.. Bingham, of Ohio, has pledged
himself not to go to sleep until he has
drawn bills Of impeachment against the
President.