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FROM HUFFALO-By New York timsf
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days excepted. stops at HornellsTiiic
tRknE sasqnshsnna sac p. M, (Dine
sos b a. fcnp \ ard arrive in New YeSX
in Counects nj greAt Bend with Defawr
awnHna Western Railroad and ar j.
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road for Philsaeiphia, Baltiu ore and We
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trn Central Railway for Harrisbura, Ph
| Baltimore. Washington md points keuf
a.a0 p. NJ lightning Rxprcss, a
ospied). ssops 81 Heraefissiie E.25 b.
and arrives ~ New York 700 .. m, G.
| Jersey cify With Hdrrirg Express rnC
Jersey Railroad for Baltimore and
and at New York with Morning KxprelI
/ Bosron and Sea England Cities. ~
clio p N. New York Might
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/ Interesting with the s;l5 p. m. ErufE1
kirk, and arrive IN New fork at fx9p.
connects At Elnirs for HsrriseurG 3
and South
1I20 r. M. Cfncinnaft Exprsa3
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psiewsrs, Laskawsn2 Wsstera
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York with Afteynocn Trains un4
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and connects at $50 n m Express Mail fr1uuI
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DunkiIk. (Sundsys sxsspteul Stops At -
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Adaress all Communications to III. 4.
PRATT, Sersmy, Keokuk, iosca-
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07
MRafe;loncau ARaln.

E Our unfortunate Delegate from this
town. Dr.. Appieman, qndetsrred By tho
scoring he recently received at the hands
Of Mr.. Jones Of Somarsat, on the occasion
Of his Offering an order approving of the
establishment Of Q military desposism in
Louisiana. hos concluded IA try his elippei
wings agaiR. On Wedq esdag lat be Of
fered az aFdar, 10 the House the. leave Of
absence be granted to as many members
Of the House q desired to attend the radi-
cal convention. Thea in session in Balti.
moro. The House refused to lay the mo.
tiqn on the table. Mr.. Boswell moved To
amend By adding thereto, "and that the
chairman Of the committe on claims be
instructed to pay their entire perdiem.
and that they be excused from rfather al
tendance during the remainder Of the ses-
sion" ...... ....... .t...,.
Alas poor "Bareboncs r.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07
Know Thy Destiny,

- -. = = 2. .. y = ! = ~ istC i Ia 2 ,
MAsAHr Z. F. THoRsres, the great English A.
trologist, Clsirvoyant and Psychamstricisn. vhs
has sstonishsd the scientific Glasses Of he Oh
World. has now located herself ct Hadson, N. y.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
Of second sight, Is to enable her 10 inpsrt know
edge OF the greatest importance to the single or
married of either ser. While in state Of trance,
shs delneates the very features Of the person yea
are to marry, and BY the aid Of an instrument q
intense power, known As the Psychonotrope, gssr-
antess 10 produce lfe-like picture Of the future
husband or wife sf the applicant, together with q
date of marriage position in lifs leading trsis o.
character, Be. This is NO hunbug, Is thousands q
eatimonial can assert. She will send when, de-
Tired certified certificate or written guaranteed
that the pictsre 10 what psrports to be. By en-
closing lock Of hair, and stating place ofbirth'
age, disposition and complexion, and enclosing fly
cents aad stamped envelope addressed 10 yourself,
you will receive The picture and desired informs
ton by rsturn nail. Address In confidence, MAD
Avn =. + THORNTON, p. o. Boz 22s, Hudson New
York
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07
sP ECIAL NOTICE.

W. Nnw AND GRASD EpooH IN Mr,,cvs
Aagsiel isa fqaa4er Of q psv
Medical Systemi The quantitariani, fvbo,c 60.
internal doses enfeeble the stomach and par,lv,.
the bowels, must give precedence to the man .ho
restores health snd appetite, with fro. on. !. ,,o
OF his extraordinary Pills. aad cues the mos, ,r,
lent ssres with bog or 90 Of his wonderful, ,,d.u
healing sslve. These two great specifics of tIo
DOCTOR are fast superseding all the stereotypsd NOS.
trums OF the day. Extraordinary cures bv Ma
giers Pills end Salvs have opened the ewes of A..
public to the inefciency of the so.cal.d rem.di..
OF others, and upon which the people have a. ,on.
blindiy depended. Asggiel's Pills are no, of N.
class that are swallowed BY the dozen. and ~
winch every bog full taken creates an absolute no.
eessity Tor another. One or two of Mageisls PIN.
ss'nces ." paee she bowels In perfect order. topo
ne stomach create an appetite and render the ,o;r-
It's light and buoyant There Is no eriong nd 40
reaction In the form of constipation. Ifthe Iror;.
affected, Its functions arc restored and n a.. ~.
V'us 'y'sem is feeble, IL Is invigorated, This las,
quality makes the medicines very desirable fer The
wants Of delicate females. Ulceroas and srun,i,.
diseases are literally extinguished BY the di,ipc.
tant pewsr Of haggisi's Save, In fact. /, |, bar.
announced that haggiel's BILrovs, DYsrrr,,c Avn
DiARAHeA PiLEs, eare where eli Others fail. Will.
fol Burns, ScaldS Chilblains, Cats, and an .b,..
sions Of the skin haggiel's Pills Il inf.lbi,. sold
Nc II Pine street New York, and By Ill Draggi.s.
at Is cents per boz. J -e...' 10. 81. % -,
coUSrsRr.trs' CsuxrzssEifsi--AI parsie, .-.
warned against purchasing any Of Naggiel. PHI,
or Saive unless The nams Of J. Haydsck, proprietor
In additios to the name OIL. Msggiel, on ths On.
graved clip surrounding each bog or pot. All 9th.
srs are eountsrfsit.-lme.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07
~MaHbQQd Suffrage.

~Our Maryland kadicals are quees
fsh sfter oil. For the last year they have
been telling the people most persistently
that they were not in favor Of negro suf-
frage. that negro suffrage was not an issue
that would DO presented to the people Of
Maryland &c 60. All the time that they
have been talkiny in th is way. their Repre-
sentatives in Congress. Messrs Cresyell.
Francis Thomas andl John r.. Thomas
have been voting for negro suffrage and
negro equality. whenever they had a
shaHss 70 49 q. Recently however the
Grand COUNSEL IF the Uaiqa League in
N.rglaRd. and many sf the Radical i0VF.
mails Of the State. hays thrown off ths gagk
and determined to swallow the ::Riggsf''
whole. But even now they God it hard
srsO swallow thais own CORDS. than the
principle d Khish they were Ill the sime
in heart the secret adEasstes, while profess
sing with their liRs. . different belief
90 they have bit upon new name for their
Pot doctrine, which they hope will not
CRATE so harshly on the ears Of those Of
their party who have not entirely got rid
Of their old fashioned prejudiO ss."
These Radical leaders are nov gsi8Q
into ecstasies over the beaRtisa Of Yhst
they arg pleased to term, 'Rsakaod sqs-
frage." meapigg thessRy :;upiysssal sat
fr'ge." There Map old proverb that ':ths
rose under sf any o'her name would smell
just Is sweet" aai We are inclined to
think that tas Negro" in this respec
bears considerable resemblance TO the
roso ............. ............
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07
Wonderful but True.

T~MADAME REMINGTON. the vorla
49, renowned Astrologist and Somanbuliss
tic CisirroysAt, while in elairvoysn. stats, d.
neates the very features Of the person yas are to
marry, and BY the aid Of On instranent Of inssnss
power, known o the Pychomosrese, guarantees ~
prodaee perfect aad lifeiks pissars sfshs faturs
husband or wife Of the applicant, with date Of mar
riage, oceupatios, lesdlng traits Of character, Dc,
This Is no impostisR, - testimonials without nuR,
Der can assert Ry stating place ofbirth. age, di-
position, eelor Of eyes and hair, and enclosing my
cents, and stamped envslops addressed 10 yourself
y0R win receive the picture b retara nail tegsti
er With desired iaformatisn. = a.! r fIa .
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

HAmong the appointments rejected
BY the U. s. Senate we're William Price
for u. s. District Attorney for Maryland
and Col. Roger Z Cook. assessor Of inter-
nal revenue FOR this. the fourth district Of
Maryland. Tbs reflections are based
undoubtedly upon purely political grounds
beth Ofshcss gentlemen being entirely
competent aqd worthy but unwilling TO
fall down and worship the Radical God
6ambo. ., ....... ..... ...-
Mr. Price vas u. s. Attorney under
President Lincolp. and Col Cook merito-
rious officer in the Federal army during
the entire war. Loyalty and geauine
patriotism is receiving its reward at the
hands of Radicalisin
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07
Alas poor "Bareboncs r.

~The Maryland Legislature have
passed bill exemptiqg from distress for
sent, levcry piano, qeladiap or organ, every
spinning wheel, every loom for weaving,
every stove or!sswips machine whish shall
have been loaned or sentsd to ths tenant,
and every horse. carriage and harness,
whip and robe in any livery stable, which
may be at livery or stored with any keeper
Of livery stable, or in any other place,
clubhouse or barn Of che tenant, and eli
property Of any boarder at any hotel OF
boarding house. or any vehicle in any
chops for lrspairs. and all property moi
bona ide bslangiug to the tenant.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

~Our Contemporary ofl the Freder.
lex Republican predicts that the Free
Press will soon become an advocate Of
what he terms "maRhood suffrage" We
we're never in favor Of "womanhood suf-
frass." and had always supposed thai
there vas little aaphood in ths eau
casian race; but according r. tho view.
o: the modern Psogfessiyes which eur
Cotemp9rary SO boldly and enthusiastical-
ly adopts. it seems that the beau ideal oil
manhood" is to be sought for amongst
The sable dsscendantsof Ham
We are open TO conviction friend Black
but We really do not expect to take q seat
upon your platform very shortly
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07
Here's Your Platform.

~On Wednesday Of last week the
Radicals of this State held q State Con :
vention in Baltimore. Who were the
Representatives from this county we have
no means of knowing. bat among the list Of
Vice Presidents we find the anne Of Geo.
F Heyser. We place on record the plat.
form they have erected for themselves
All we ssk is that they stand fairly and
Apd squarely upon it before she people Of
this State and We shall have no fear OF the
verdict they will render: .a... = ..
Here it is Messrs. Radicals, walk up
and place yourselves upon it,
Rssoieed D. ht Republican Onion Party Of
Maryland, in State Conpentiou ass embed, That
wecerdially approve the reconst ruction bill
which has been passed by Congress, and that we
declare the impartial manhood suffrage contain
ed TO be the only secure basis Of reoopstEuctj9n,
Eoksof 'rielit aid interest. y F7ss 4
Reioltea, That We hail the result of the late
election In Georgetown as practical proof OF
the wisdom of Congress, and as the omen of 10y
al control over all the South. e fs-i.
Resolssd, That the convention bill now before
the Legislature is in conflict with the existing
Constitution, and can BE made valid Only by fbe
a':ss "a S"d hat IT, no ss""ss
Of tine existing constitution Gun or sh,ll be made
or ought to be recognized by Congress, which
Is not made by impartial manhood suffrage,
without regard to color.
Resolped That we, request the Republican
membsFs'Rf iaf' STATE , SsRats '3e 'PfsPaEs. an
ssa sa1 81 sBs sassSa
o q convention to The male citizenb of the
State, and providing for new State goFern-
ment on the basis 1T impartial manhood suffrage:
and that We shall insist that any change In The
Constitution shall be made upon this basis and
that no stage government now erected without
impartial manhood Suffrage ought to considered
republican; and that, in the event of the pas.
sage Of the, oppressive and anti-republican bill
now before the Legislature, we will appeal to
Congress to provide for the assembling of o Con.
vention In this State on the basis Of the recon-
struction bill, and to organize loyal State gevr
eminent with impartial suffrage.
Resolred That further to carry aHt the Oh.
ject Of the foregoing rss9lptieps. lhs s9Rysntioa
when II adjcurns. stands aajRHrPea " meet Of
che call ofits RFssideBt On saeh early dry aaer
the adjournment OF tbs LsgiSlsfHrs % The presi-
dent nay ~ PphliG aatise Direct; a9a, In the
event Of the PRECEDENT Being prevented by any
gauge EaIR acting, the chairman of the State
csRtIa Committee be empowered to make such
csh. ~ t'a .."''t' ..." - '-'.. T.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07
--,.-'s.--ssx.s
kESegro suffrage j. now boldly ad-


kENsgro suffrage j. now boldly adj
voeased By The Radicals but they have 3
delicate ysE Of expressing It by sty ling II
::ManlRod Suffrage. Sugar coat this
nil . they will we have feeling that it
will prove dose too nauseous for even
many Radisals to swallav. They may
seek to gloss over their Ubiquitous doe
trines BY sach high sounding titles as
Manhood Suffrage, but it will not
answer their ends. The people under
stand already the meaning Of the term
and if they do not, they xill speedily 10.
yastigssttss for themselves, and put their
esSs9RE.sstERctiOn aad veto on "M,nhood Suf.
frago." ..........
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07
RooxsssRo, MARoI 9th, 1887.

4 RooxsBeRo, MARcI 9th, ls67.
A. G. Born, Ese:--A Spirited election cams
of here on Yesterday for Cooperation oQieers With
the following result
CONSERVATIVE rIcKEr,
FoR RUneEss---Jaeob Blocker, Sr., az.
Assis Burgess -Thos. Y. Smith, o.. ... -
Commissioners-Dayid sehlp;ssr, a. ,.,
DR.. Jos. Smith, al:
Josephus Thomas, IS; H' : HH'fi 2
Oliver Knode, ss; 3D. nib - s. -ns ,i.
Daniel Itnyre, az, .. ........
RADICAL TICERr. .
FoR ByReIss Sam'l Knode, 81,
Assls. Bnrg-Jonas Davis 80.
Commissioners p. Young, IS.
Jacob A. FhogNaa sE; Ts..... ~ ..a
Dan Yesterday, ct; ,,,. ..... .......... ...
]. 4. Welty, sa,
Sam'l Rohrer, 90, ..l., - -.
II viii thus be seen that the Conservatives
elected the Assist: Burgess, Q majority of the
BOARD Of Commissioners, and tie for Burg ese.
The Radical. were certain Of success, but were
doomed 70 disappointment. h- '.af 10
COCK ROBIN.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

@We have seldom seen more disagreeable
weather that which we have been experiencing
for the past week Rainy, muddy, sloshy, cold
wet and uncomfortable generally; ifiground hog
never was taken in before he certainly has been
this time. ..,... .'.i..' ..... r
We have totally lost ell faith and confidence
10 him, and pronounce him to be, as far as a
Prognosticator of the weather Is concerned. n
most uamitiGated and unmitgata,le hum.
bug
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07
E%"Not CONSTITUTIONAL .vhiued Pet

E%"Not Constitutional" .whined Pete,
when treating Of the new Jury Law, and
his negre-loving adhercnts believed 10 so,
and in the cry they joined. Judge
French. on Monday morning, took the
starch out of Pete aud bis fellow yelpers,
by acknowledging its constitutisnality.
Take an Appeal to Congress. Pete. get
N investigating committes-do something
desperato-things begin to wear a disloy-
al aspect. ...... -....- ...
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07
sa,si'.O BALTIM0ARanIRH ETSisf'f"
.L-l-l.f - pW9ksss.sI
cosascrsD wns.slYo ysos ; ssf sSt..,, :,

Fsovs-r9ontippss drii and prices WEAKER
demand light and conhped TO The wants Sf job.
bers. A eis.ef SOC barsss City Ailh RS,r.
was made but the Pries aid not transpirs, Va
repsst last quotations, viz Howard Street. g.
per and Cut Extra 10 2saSll, do Extra sh;..
ping IL 7sA$ls, do high grades rlea$ia 81, do
Family. l4asis;ssosio sqps and Cut E.,rs 10
asa$lo IS, do Extra Shippig aepe, do retsili,,
none do Family - 25a$is 50 Northwestern
Super o sosSio IS, do Extra 10 asasla; Ci,y
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07
HTLe Radical Military bill havin

Hrbe Radical MILITARY biz having
passed Congress over the Presidents veto
is now Law. All civil government ~
the Southern States Geo ealled) is now
abolished and Military Government e..
tablished. To uphold this Government
large standing army will have to be
maintained. To maintain sthis standing
army the people will have to be taxed
more heavily. Remember all this is tc
make positions for horde of hungry
Radical Office seekers--nothiug more.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

1EOa Friday last, March lst, the bill to ad.
NIT Colorado was taken up in the U. 8. Senate
the question being VII Their tbs bill should be
passed Notwithstanding the Presidents Veto
The vote being taken resulted 10 yeas! 20, nay.
10; so the bill not having the required majority
Of two-thirds, was defeated. t.
Col orado contained population Of but it'll,
over 10000, and her best citizens were opposed
to her admission as a State at this time. con-
tending with great justice that her population
was not allie to bear the expense of State gov
ernnent. rs. ..... ...s..s
And yet in view Of all these facts, alarge MI
jority ofthe present Congress, voted for the al
mission, fs qFfsF. to lg.ip thereby, two U. s.
Senators. .....,- ..... w..
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

Gov, .sNshn not entitled 10 his sese, and
il ~salS hst have dstolvA apsh Gov.
CO. . sppoint q Senator 70 Gil xhs yscan-
cy. Fhe worst part o. this precious scheme
Y yet to be told. "a It Is said and Vi are
sorry 10 say, generally believed IL An
'aspoiis, that Lieut.. Gov. C,x. who has
I wa symptoms Of weakness in the kaees
for some time past. has delivered himself
over body aud soul to, the enemy. and that
j. Al. Creswell. the present incumbent
.woul dhsve been appointed BY hip tpfll the
vacancy in the U. 8. sspa.s ip The place
Of Gov. Svapn. Bat, .'the best laid
schemes of mice and pen gang aft agleer'
Thanks to the s'gscity and integrity Of
Gov. Swami, this beautiful plot has ig-
nominiously failed and the would be actors
therein. have been ex. ,osed to the scorn
and contsmpt Of oil rigbtrthinking. high
minded and honorable men! ir'.,'"a
P. Son Monday last Lieut.. Gov.
Cox made Rsrsqnal explanation in the
Senate of Maryland. denying ifmsoso. the
charges that had been made against him,
IS to his hasing entered. into arrangements
to hand over the affairs Of the State to the
control Of the radical party, in the event
Of his accession to the gubertcrial chair.
or to appoint Mr.. Crsswell as U. 9. gsna-
tor in case Gov. Swami should sefejected.
The demanded the appointment of COM
mite to investigate these charges. WHICH
was appointed IS follows: Messrs Mack
all. Compton, Nioksrs. Trail and Fra
sier.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07
kEIn our last We copied an interest.

kzTn our last we copied an interest
ing article from the Apglaize (Ohio)
Democrat. altesting the loyalty" Of one
Rsy. 7, T. Titus just called to take charge
af the Lutheran Congregation Of this place.
PHI bit Of iR6rWatiaa We had supposed
would he gerry gratifying to the "loyal"
portion Of our community. bqt, ys believe.
We vera mistaken. Some Of them ct
least. are intensely iRdigRaat because We
have made public the recqrd Of the Rev
Gentleman. Has ::lay4lty" become in
their eyes crimc that they should object
to our making known Aia positiou2 The
"R-bel Democracy" are the ones from
whom We shoald!have expected censurs but.
20 far % We are aware. no word Of COM
plant has escaped them. To the loyal
folk 70 We rather expected it would have
proved . gratifying revelation--bgt it
appears they are determined not 70 be
grati6sd BY any thing We may say or do.
So be Il. We hope to survive their
spleen. . ..
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07
MARRIED.

On the 18th nit, at The Parsonage IN Cham
hersbdrg, by the Rev. n. 7. Aummelbaueh, Mr..
Dawn Q. SHHssAnD to AIss Many @. ZEErayHR.
Also, Mr.. JAcon u. Srouvysa 70 Mss MAax ..
SrEssARp, all Of this county -
On the nth ult., near keedysville, BY Rev.
A. j. Bovey, Mr. ALrRsD KsEDY to hiss pSLt-
LAH GsLrxAcuxa, both of this County. r7.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

Re- The feature in the new Jury Law
for this cousty most obnoxious 20 the
Radicals is the taking of the Jurors from
the 'ehite portion Of the population sxclu.
sively. Had the Congo-lip fraternity
been admitted to q full participation oil
would have " mt along merry 10 . mar.
riage bell. As It is, they have an idea
that Manhood" has suffered and hence
the howl. "..
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

1ssFhe Judiciary 6ommittee of the House
Of Representatives. Who we're ehsread with the
inquiry into The Official misconduct of the Bros
idenf, and to whom Ashley's impeachment reso-
buttons were referred have reported that they
hare not had time to conclude their labors and
are therefore not prepared to submit definite
aud final report. They state, however, that suf-
hcient testimony has been adduced before them
TO jastify and demand n further prosecution of
this iaEestigaiiaR. They thasefaFs recommend
the eapelRsioR Of their l4haFs to the succeeding
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-03-07

@-Lent commenced yesterday, March 9th
and will contiaue until Easter Sunday, April
2lst.
There will be the usual religious services, ap-
propria:e to this peutenial senson, in the Catho-
lie Church Of this tswn, every Friday evening at
II o'clock p. NJ, during the continuance of
Lent. To-. t...---.