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Maryland free press., 1866-10-04
Agents fsr ths Free Press.

n. Agents re !S. fhs FEsss FFess'
THOMAS g. RoRERTsDN, IIsgerstewa.
]. b. McCLEERY,
JOSEPH MCRREY, Hancock.
JOSEPH HARRISON, Milestone Point.
Or. J. A. G. HOVER, Clearspring.
II. II. WILSON, l Conococlcague.
Is. F. SLICK, 3, Leitersburg,
~ Nessrs. ABBOTT L CO., e. Nassau ST.,
New York, are our authorized Agents in that
city. .' ,'..
. ro- Messrs. Nichols L Graves, No. 4+wsst
Faystte street, Baltimore, Md, are the aHtLsri-
zsd agents of the "Free Press" In that city.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

PAr.s MHrs.--In the United States there are
$50 paper mills in active operation. They pro-
dncs 10. ooo, 600 pounds of paper, which, at an
average Of ten cents per pound, would be worth
$4,000, oooa As hreaqires about pound and
= half Of rags 70 make one pound of paper, there
are consumed by these mills 400, 90 &, 600 pounds
Of rags in singls year. five estimate the rags
to cost cents per pound, there would be prof.
ii of $ll 900, QUO in this branch of manufactur.
ing.
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No Deviation.

EFWe wish all to remember that sub
scrirtions TO this paper must invariably be
paid in advance-that no paper is sent from
the Office until paid for. From these terms
we shall not deviate for high or low, rich
or poor, friend or foe. kith or kin. ...
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

A Radical editor ends stirring appeal to his
party, with zoe up.thc ranks" Yes, certainly
they Iced closing up. E1erribie gaps have been
made in ihsm recently. Prominent officers, with
thousands of the "boys in blue, aud distinguish.
ed civilians, are in the Radical ranks nodoniger.
They leave by score and hundreds, and thoss-
ands, and the deplsIie. continues. "Close up
I'll. ranks" will have iol,e sho uId daily hx ~,
Radical le.ssrs. -
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

NARyLAxD PottrIcs:--rhessonservatives ofAi-
leshsny county have nominated. the following
ticket: For the Senate, Alfred, Spates.. Housa
Of Delegates, George VI Meculloh, John McEl.
fish, VIM. II. Ry{dsn, Vim. Devecman and Pat
rick H.mpeil, The radicals Of the came county
are to hold mas meeting ascambsrisnd en- ths
l7th ofbctober. p y .l.a IA. 8.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

@One of the Radical organs ask that
some eridencebe produced to show that the
Radical party in this State are in favor Of
negro suffrage. ,....- 81.
One evidence is their advocacy Of the
proposed Constitutional Amendment, which
means, negro suffrsge--uothing more. and
and is so construed 90. by theN Sorshera al
lies.
Another evidence is their endorsement
of Frank Thomas and his votes in Congress
---epe of (which votes WAS given on the
10th day Of Jsnzary, 1886, in favor of the
bill 10 establish negro suffrage in the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Another of the votes Of this Mr.. Thonos
endorsed by them, aud which is strong
evidence of their fayoring negro suffrage,
is his vote in the early part of the session
to exclude the Representatives from Ten
nessee, and his vote in the latter part OF
the session, after st that State had adopted
negro suffrage, 70 admit them.
All these votes of SIr. Thomas have
they endorsed and are now defending. II
they do not mean Negro. suffrage, pray tell
us what do they mean.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04
EE"The whols world and the rest Of

E%"The wholp world and the rest Of
Mankind" are eon' ,ti.SH seeking some
garden SPOT wherein they may ".ow dimes
and reap doil.rs.s,~.. We know Of buttwo
such spots not fully occupied. One is the
Advertising columns Of the Free Press,
the othcr-insure against loss by fire in
the Metropolitan, Thomas Taggart Agent,
IIagcrstown.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04
Meeting or the Central Count
NJ. s. BARBER, Seo'y.

Meeting or the Central Committee.
A meeting Of the National Union Gem
trail Committee Of Washington county will
be held at IIagerstown on Tuesday next.
Every member is particularly requested to
be present. as business Of Importance will
be transacted. - ''
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

EIPetc says: Drunken men expresstheir
real sentiments " Then we know the real
sentiments Of Possawattamy Browns right
slower, who presides over the Odd Fellow.
and the maudlin crew he led through the
streets Of Boonsboro' on Friday night last,
hu.1aing for Jno. Brown, T4sd. Stevens
and negro suffrage. -.a T.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

ygsr AnMvlp; : young lady OF the mountain.
school class who made him. Udon his confession
Of ignorance on that subject, she tried to shame
him ny pointing 10 a very small boy who val
81 foa on the rudiments, bat was rather taken
aback when he replied "Think he oughter; Hs
don't look like he's been made more than thres
weeks, and hsint had time to forget where be
come from. " 80 49,
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04
sESeveral Radical Election officers in

SSeveral Radical Election officers in
Centre county. Pa, who listened to the
ransinss Of interested ted; Partisans and rofus-
ed last year to receive the votes Of alleged
descrters have been found guilty and pun
i. h! / R1y the court" with fine and impris-
onment. This should be 3 warning to
some Of our Judges J, of election here Who
are threatening to set aside the acts Of
the Registers and refuse the votes Of par
tics registered. They have had sufficient
warning of the danger they run by pursu-
ing such a course and cannot plead igno-
rance-and If they did it is 3 plea that
would avail them but little.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

Drunken men express their real senti-
ments "-Pete's Herald
E0-Petc knows and speaks from per-
sonal experience. This accounts for the
profanity, the obsconity. the scurrility Of
Pete's TRADE ct the last political meeting
in this place. It accounts also for his ate
tack upon the Washington County Nation
81 Bank. q rival institution (not political
ly.) Of the one in which he presends to
perform the ;dfHsis:; Of Cashier Pile up
the agony, Pete, day Of reckoning is not
far distant and you shall have your reward.
People arc sometimes called upon to square
accounts quite suddenly.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04
ETThe Sarg't IIofFcr. stationed al

NT Sarg't Hotter. stationed At
Haserstown s's y. s. Recruiting officer,
who headed for sometime past Radical
mobs in that place. and for which he was
highly eomRplimented in the Herald. has
been relieved from duty to the no small
qualification Of the law and order-loving
portion Of that community. The day has
gone by when the Radicals can use the
power of the Government to brow-beat
freemen iuto their way of thinking.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

The Boston Commonwealth the organ Of Sena-
tor Sumner, has broken ground avowedly in fs-
vor of the abolition Of the fife ofPresidest and
eIuls in the strife b.tseen the President and
Congress, on the ground that 1t will lead to that
result. The codntry can do very we'll without
Chisf hagstrate,'.' is the conclusion arrived at
by the: Commonwealth, which advocates change
Of the Constitution to remove all check upon the
&C ton Of Congress.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

In the State Of Missouri the man j~ho sells
whisky wishouslicenss on Sunday 10 fined from
ten to Twenty-Five dollars The man Who preach
- the gospel on Sunday without license IL fined
sot less 'thaa five hundred dollars and sent to
jail. Its TINS, says an exchange that the pioas
radical .djspnionists in Missouri. !. =
compound for sins they are inclined to, 80
BY damming those they have hind to.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

sWs notice by the Baltimore papers
that the cholera has at length reached that
city-scveral cases having been reported
10 tho Board of Health.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

3 H'A Grand Prize Tournam WILDE
held, in this place on Saturday next. Four
splendid prizes will be ridden for, consist
ing Of a magnificent. Saddle. Bride. Spurs
"a
aud Whip. .@ . -i'
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04
FOR THE CAMPAIGN!
ONLY TWENTEFIIE CENTS!

G%The subscription price for the
Free Frcss" las ieen reduced to twenty
five cents fOr the campaign; Poverty
as We arc, If there is single soul
in the county who will read and cannot al
ford to read at these rates, send on bis
name and he shall read at cur expense.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

4EDo We, or do we not exchange with
the Frederick Citiscn and Frederick Union!
That's the question. One week in three
Is not a. much as We would like to see of
them l.. Lt@s
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

k%Hou. Hiram Mccullough has been
nominated for reelection to Congress BY
the Conservatives Of the first district of this
State.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

|"Drunken men express their real
sentiments" quoth Pete. Perhaps he can
tell US too what the power behind the
throne lille more powerful than the os-
cupant," expresses on such occasions.
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ET Frank Thomas is the leader an

FRANK lnohas ~ Fne fcader anu
most influential Of the Radical leaders in
Western Maryland, The people Of this
secti9a, and RaaFFticHlnrly Of this county.
have suffered. greatly FROM the var, md in
many INSTANCES from unnecessary dsstfpc-
ton and waste on the part Of the y. s.
forces. for which they are justly entitled
to compensation from i4e gqyerRment.--
As their Representative it was the duty Of
Mr.. Thomas to have secured for them from
Congress some recompense for these losses.
Has he done i'll Not one cent. Did he
even makc an effort in that direction p
We believe not. If he did, he did pot
possess the necessary influence % their
Representative 70 secure foF them their
just GLAZING. This being the case. had the
people better not eRdeavor to secure a
Representative who can be of some service
to themi 'Fcu'have.trisdl old Frank and
found him to be utterly powerlcss in &C
complishing your wishes. Suppose you
try some other person. Millions Of APP
PREPARATIONS could be secured for the relief
Of the negro wlsO had.no just claims, yhile
the just claims of the people were snubbed
All this done by Radical. Congress. -.
VIII you aid in constituting such another
body by rs-elseting Frank Thomasi
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

p. Boswell, Esq, Of Benton county, Tad,
recently sold over $los, 900 worth ofh. cattle,
all Of which were httened on his own Arm.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

The 9eIndspcndenpi' don plnt Rty; Isnry
tue tSis week L the appssI 81 lie Soul ftp poll
tieisni lately in Philsdeiphis, which nay z.
called "a radical improremset." -
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

General Lee has been elected Honorary x,em-
Der cfs Mchhond bsss ball Has.. g
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

EVThe proceedings Of tho County
Convention which convened in IIagerstown
on Saturday last. to nominate Legislative
ticket to be supported by the National
Union party of this county will be founl
elsewhere in this paper. The utmost har-
mony q feeling pcrvsded the Convention.
and the result Of its deliberations is tick
ct rarely. i eyer, exceeded. in this county
for intelligence, integrity, worth. aud soSnd
judgment. The nominations were eli
made on t h. first ballot IL, and are a. yllowE
MArrUsE s, RARnxn. lIagcrstown,
Col. JAcob SSIvkLy, Hancock, ="
JSo. I. AXkESEY, Clearspring. [
GEO. w. PoLE. Lcitcrsburg,
DIR. n. d. TosEr. Boonsborp',
ALI Of them men WHOSE interests are
closely identified with those of the people
Of this county. of irromoachablc character
personally and politically. and possessing
great personal popularity; With such a
ticket the National Union. party Of this
county can enter tlts contest with removed
assurances Of a successful issue. In its
success every section Of the county will
be represented, and the whole county cred
itably. 1t can and will be elected il the
friends Of uhole Union will but work har-
moniously and indu;triously together from
now until the cRse of the polls on the
evening Of tho Oh q November-.nd We
have every assurance this will be done.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

HETAe Egedff,1ick A4tt !egtl!vF says, that
Frank Thomas "never hesitased. equivooa-
ted, or pervaricated when measures were
proposed which had for their object 8 vig-
orous prosecution of the war;"
This is all mistake. When Col.
Maulsby called for men to follow him into
the tented zelda proposition which lad for
its object a "rigorou' prosecution Of the
war" Mr.. Thomas not only ''bcsitated.
eqaivodated,' PI;eryasiScated," :,Eqt absolutely
refused to follow. Then and there was
the time and place to test gesuino patri-
otism. Radicals now tell you. however.
that Maulsby is Rebel and old Frank q
Iay-triot of the extra stamp. Wait and
see what the people will say.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04
EFThe Radical Rebel County Go,

EFThe Radical Rebel County Con-
vention which met in Hagerstown, op
Tuesday last, placed in nomination the
following sorry ticket for the Legislature :
Rev. Jonathan Toby, Watkins James,
Jacob IIofline. Coleman, Ba@ford,
20: a.. "A. r., Appleman. : -.<.;..
An influence, other than political, ap-
pears to have had great weight in these
lection Of this ticket. The Western sec
ton Of the county has been entirely over
looked, not one of the nominees residing
west, Of IIsgerstown. This very much
looks A. if an Influence adverse to the
Western Maryland Railroad. in which that
section Of the county. las a great interest,
had. hsep at work.
The ticket IS whole. e speak in tho
mildest forms, isa weak one politically
and intellestually-weak morally-wcak
socially--wcak in the confidence of the
people. ..-.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04
s1Ra,v Bl.ir Of tho Wavpc.boro.


(Ps..) Village Resond. says that We take
him to accoaPt for publishing certain
statemonts in reference to the Rebel-John-
son massacre ofloyal citizens in New Or
leans. etc. Our friend Of Other days has
grown excessively stupid. or has gillfally
'misconstrued Our language. for we posi-
lively done no such thing. We did say
that he was guilty DISABLING under .fylss e1-
ors--that he WIS playing game Of decep-
ton and flsc pre'enees that whilst pro-
Tossing neutrality he WAS publishing a
bitter pastisan journal-that while he
could find space for shat he termed
''Rebsl Qutrages." in New Orleans and
elsevhere. he was silent in regard to SINH
lar Radical outrages Occurring almost at
his own door--at Greene.stls. Chambers
burg and Hsgerstowu for instance. The
truth of all this was so eyident that he
docs not even deuy it or attempt to defend
bis position. ..r...
lie does say, however, that we. deserted
the flag ofour country for that of the ''stars
and bars, !. and with. Lees hvrdesp inva,
ded the soil Of Pennsylvahia. Wore this
all even SO, what has that do with his
sailing under false cplors? Does that
render his positidn>less despiesble or dis
honorablel hut We shall not skulk the
question lie has raised. We did with
Lees horles" invade the State Of Penn
sylvania, and when at Wayncsboro', did
not find the pstrioti, Blair defending
either the flag or the soil. Both had he
basely deserted. But as to our deserving
the aag-the one he 80 periodically wraps
himself in but refused to defend again we
say. We done no such thing. The flag de.
serted us. 1t was in the hands of those
.ho prosssitsstcd it to base partisan purposes,
and consequently it failed to protect us in
our:lcgitimats rights. From.under there
protection of its folds We wore forced, move
volunat..ffiIy went Against the flag VIC
warreed not. lpt agains. tho baall bad men
whh.S, we're misasing 1.-THE same men who
aye H Roy! s.hs.aasing il and who denounced it
as :.:.ihe Haunting lie" AS "hates pollu-
tedrag." With the men who thus abused
and imputed the flag Mr.. Blair afliliates-
they are his pattern Of patriotism. The
men-Ccuch, Custer. Sheridan. &c.
who defended the soil Of Pennsylvania and
the aagAho donounce as traitors. We
believe they are patriots. 80
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Perry Davis Pain Killer is quite generally used
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HT NOR ID o e II % *

This excellent medicinal compound was first pre-
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This preparation is composed wholly of vegetables
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AIiTCHELL'S
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YARN AND FRUIT LANDS. 10 nild and
L healthful climate. Thirty miles south of
Philadelphia, by Railroad. In New jersey. on the
same line Of latitude as Baltimore, Ma.
The soil Is rich and Frols-fiJt. vary ir- from q
clay TO n sandy loan, suitable Tor wheat. Grass,
Corn. Tobacco. Fruits and Sc zetahlt- This is 4
great fruit country. Five hundred Vineyards and
Orchards have been planted ont by cxpcrie need
fruit growers. Grapes, Peaches. Pears. Nc, pro-
dUce immense profits Ninclaud is already one II
the most beautiful places in tie United States
The eltre territory, consisting q fifty square
mi &c of land, is laid out upon general system Of
improvements. The land is only sold actual set
tiers with provision fer public adurument. The
place. on account " its great beauty, as yell as
other advantages has become me rcelrs ~ reorre
q ffasfs 10 has increased five Thousand people
within the past three years. Churches, Stores,
Schools, Academies, societies Of Art and Learning
and other clements OF refinement and culture have
been introduced. HUNDREDS % people are constant
Is settling Hundreds q new houses are being
Constructed. Price Of Farm land. twenty acre lots
and upwards. % per acre. Five and ten acre and
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Fruit asl Vegetables ripcn earlier in Ibis dis
trict than in any otAc- locality north of Norfolk
Va. improved places i1- sale.
Opcninss Tor all kinds O. business, LUm.sr Yasls
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For persons who desire mild winters, a heaithful
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other social prlyile-es IN the heart Of civilization,
il is worthy u q visit
letter. answered, AMI the Viaelani Rural, a
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Address CiiAS. IL LANDS Nincland z. o., Ian
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From report Of Scion Robinson. Agricultural
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suitable condition for pleasant farming that We
know Of this side Of the Western Prarics.r
Juue 2}-iaEfmos
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Rheumatic.
june Swim.
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