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THE NONE or THE ESINCTTrM,


~ sonS q. sAxH
Again hear that rraking stcp
iic's TappinR al the door
Zoo we'll know the boding sound
That ushers IN bore.
DO not ir,mhlr whcn meet
Thc stunisst uf ny loss.
Sat Heaven icl, Hi ne ifum fi'rni
iha, cuni.s-hut never goc..
u" drops intn ny easy chair,
Aud ask. about the neWs
lie I~vrs into my manuscript.
And gives hts candid yleus
iie tells me vherr be likes the linz.
Aud whrrr he's forced TO Frisvr.
lir tak's the stfanFest lhertirs--
Hut hcvcr ,akes HE leave
IL reads ny daily paper. through
ncfoT- I've seen . word
lie scans the lyric THAT vro,el
Aud thinks it quite absurd
ils calmly smohrs my last cigar
And coolly Asis fpr more
H. oI-ns every thing he s~~.--
fNcrp, The 'nify door
H. talk. about hi, fragile heath
Aud tells ne % the pans
lie suffered from = srugr of Ills
~ which h. nr'er complains
Ni,d hoW he struggled once uith death,
To Keep the q nd NJ hat
~ iirH'r. like those hNsy he goes
iiut nrssr sn~- Ausi
u" t,ii' & ,h- cAirlnE uofds
Saur .hAlluu critic ufote.
And c'~fy i'fcrlou. paragraph
iauiiiiafiy can quote
i'r thinks ~ writer did me wronE.
ii~ Il liAr To- run him through
~ Sac o i'e.. sand pleasant thinss-
lint u~t'r iys "Adira
Won o. comes. tia, dreadful man.
ii. s..i-r u q. may
.i..~ that. like an sgtumn fA!n
a. u last throughout the DAY.
'r sin sprsk " urgent tass.
iu tsin scnsi aud I-iut
fr"sn D. hu rNtihgIish~r--
u io~s not pn' h.m aut
mean 20 take the snockrf of.
flt Grape upon the door.
"r lin, 20 John ;hat am rnhs
To stay a month ur norr
DO not tfenihi- when ns-,
The siuuts-; of nv foes
Rat Heaven defend mr from ,h- friend
Who never, never soss
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Z. R. CLEAVELAND g. CO.,
No. lob North Cav Street.


s. CLEVELAND thnnks his many friend.
in the counties for tho liberal patronage they
have bestowed on on him since hc has been ~
business. and would respectfully ask a cnniin
uance of the same. lie thinks he can sell the
cheapest and most durable GOods that can br
had in the city. lie has bought the largest lots
Of Cassimers aud Dress Goods that has been ~
the Store for a year and irtends selling them
81 prices 10 suit the times.
We have . very fine assortment Of Blcachcd
Muslins such as the wainsutia, Andruscogsin.
Hope and all the best wearing Musiius that
can bc had heavy Brown Muslins suitable inr
fsrmers. and alsu iscr fabric. 10 suit any pur
pusc thc Laurel u. we sell very low: the beet
assortm"ni of Calicocs that ran br had ,ny
where D"lainc- aud brauttiul ssspfttu,h 8
SPRING GOODS remarkably lnw a very iin
lin" "i Pant stuff. bought iu. c,sA aud wiI r
sold cheap i'r ih" .smr if";;y Hn'. !.' nt yi"-
90 Mems and B"ys Wear rhcap 'tnrk'ht-.4r
Our Whuir.aIc department
Embraces heavy stnck OF rrH'- .',rh a,thr
Wamruitn. Arnold's. Mallf"y. sprEgu". Amer
can and lo~c' make. sl," Brarh-i Np-
lins such ~ the Coventry. - lL-D'. : /
Golden Rule. lame, Steam Mills. ! Lui..
ds!". I tAndrusrrs;.n,t1 New Yurk MILL.
frpcral ais" of hrn"n Mu-!ins-- such a. ;i-
- Warren Xxx. - Warren =. : oregon l..
Lsurel u, I { Cuhassrtt ana lower make.
culor"i Csmbrirs. Satienetts. .issncr. bIiii- nnd
Crash. black and brown; Job Lots from Aur
ton "f Black \ lpSrap. nm" Hack 10th VI Aain.
biques. .Colinnades. Mhnicban-.. tore"ts S.urk
ings. Thread. Spool Cotton. shiri Bo-"in-. PM.
Needles. CollaFs. Gloves. Shirts ami bfAN,r..
Su-renders. Writing Paper. Envelope. anl
grea, variety t"o numerous {" m'htIun.
W. have clerks who know ;h"ir tgs,ne.- and
you will always find W wiliin: to- -h,w vaf.
:nu,li and give any Information "a our iur.
T's- Bundles will Ice conveyed To- ali h.pai
stations. Hotels. "r WHEREVER ;h"." purrh,rius
insy desirc free 81 charge.
gcaenbcr fkc Name ard Nn'sbe-
T.. r. rLEAvELASb 4 60.
iai y. Gay - ono door from Fronis 81,
Hai,imorr. NJ
Sf'- Name on the Windows and o. Tho
signs on tho awning THO .ldcs - the store"
Anril Is. Isfs -iv
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.NdrrOw- Minded Men.

II is the fashion TO speak contempiuously Of
men whose ideas and objects are limited 20 mar
row boundaries, within which they are content
10 pursue the even tenor ofther way, knowing
and caring nothing for wha, may lie beyond
The fashion Is bad one. Such men are emi.
ncnily useful. Society would ho u failure with.
out them. Even a nation Of such plollers would
be more likely to prosper than a nation Of in.
ielcciual giants. The latter marshal mankind
the way they should 60 hut your narrow min
ded men, with less head aud more hand. make
the roads that render the march in the right ii.
rcction practicable. To the great philosopher,
deep In the mysteries Of science, the farmer whose
thoughts are exclusively devoted To bis homesied
aud his crops may possibly seem 10 be very in
significant being. Yet ifhusbandry did not feed
the world, the world would not have such stom.
ach for philosophy. Agricultural chemistry may
point our WAYS 70 enrich the soil aud make ten
blades Of grass grow where one grew before but
Il Il only through the culivaior ofthc earth that
agricultural chemistry can hc applied and ren-
dered useful Not. perhaps. because the discnv-
cry uf a new plan for preventing the exhaustion
OF the soil was grand development IN science.
would the man ofacrcs adopt H. len,ight po,.
tibly have no sympathy with the enthusiasm Of
the discovercr Bu, show hin, that IL will dou.
bic the value Of his farm, aud We warrant he
will promptly approve aud accept II Thus his
NARROW. .mindness--or,i In other words his ken
sense OF his oNu iimily's iB,eicst--btCoUc the
haudmaid Of science and the unsaspeclitr uiili.
iaiian the best alliy ~ genigs. The prejudice
tina, exists agAin.i narrow.mindei men Is not
well founded. Their knowledge though LIMITED
Is generally precise. and which may be learned
OF them by men of more comprehensive inisllccts
without them the greatest o. mankind would he
cipher "a Caesar withoa, lcgionarirs. an AlsH.
ander wiihou, phalanK. aheni without hands
How hH DiD " "A mean man having large
family found II rather hard 10 kcep up the table,
snd has adopted the following ingenious plan .
Who u take a eea, aud do without his cup.
per p
II :" eKclaihl the children all eager 10 get
the ptige.
The old man pulls out n Ioekei.book fall Of
red cents, which he keeps tot the occasion, and
after giving thtn one apiece sends them OF 10 bed
The n"xt morning they all looked like starved
ArAbe
The old mah calls them around bin. aud uith
40 air OF gravity asks
Who'll give a cent 10 have a nice warm bic.
eail for bgeakfas,Y
Its uesAlen ie sAy lAs ssA,s sis fsrlhssuniAg
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EXCELSIOR STORE
odd Eel How - II all.
ToWsoNTOwN.
ABA LTIM ORE
Dry Goods, Grocery. shoe.
Hat and Gap. Clothing
and Produce store
Combined.
CHARLES X. CHE ",

Gil a RLE ES X. Gil T. W.
HAVING purchascd the stock. Go,d Wi
i aud fixture. uf the Store recently ojeu,s
by y. X. Cleveland co.. N
ODD FELLOWS HALL. TOwSOSTOwN.
Will keep on hand u Stock cqualins any 10 be-
found in the city--exccclng any To- De- found
ia the country.
We will have a full Stock of DRY GOODS
of every kind such as blk end bro. Mu.lln,.
CRlicocs. Cottonaies. Cassimcrs. Of which ""
shall have the latest styles Dclaincs and all
kinds of Dress Goods: flannels. brown Drill
CambricS. Table Linen. &c. Also. Pins. Nee
dies. Spool Gotten. Thread. buttons. Brushes.
Collars. Cuffs, Combs. Gloves. and fine and
cheap line Of HOSIERY. Ac. &c.. &c. our
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Embraces fine line of Teas, Coffee. Sugar.
Flour. Sugar.Cured Hams. Table salt. Il. 4.
salt. Mustard. Ginger. Allspice. Corn Meal.
Coal OIL, and IN fact everything pertaining To-
the Groccry business a full stock of every.
thing. all fresh and kept ia No. ! order We
also have tip.top lot of TOBACCO and sE.
CARS. HATS and CAPS for men and boys
BOOTS and SHOES for laiics. gents aud chl.
dren; HARDwAREofcvery kind CANDIES.
CHINA WARE, &c. Also. o fine lot of
READT.HAb 'LOTWfEG.
lnrgc stock OF Tin anI wooden war aLd
everything that is kept IN = general Country
store. all of which will be- sold AZ city pr,re,.
A. our wagon will run 10 aud from the city
We will con.tAnily be in receipt - New G",i..
oil of which we will be enabled 10 sell q. low
rs they can be bought from any house in bal
timore. Philadelphia or New York. We in.
tend g. conduct our Store upon . strictly cash
system. and know We can show that it il much
cheaper 90 buy goods for cash than on credit
We respectfully ask = call from Tho citizen.
of Towsontown and vicinity
We are at all timcs willing % show Goods
and quote prices.
ss- COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in ex.
change.
CHARLES n. CHEW.
Towsontown. Baltimore county. Mi
June 2s. Is6s.-ly.
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ssd nALTIsORL NIEIET.
CORNER OF CnAELEs. BALTIMORE. Mn.
INA IE = FINE STOCk or
Gold Watches Tor Ladies snd ten tismrm
Silver Hunting Care Watches of all kinds.
Gold IhAtclAin Ecst and Guard chains.
Diamond Earring. Pins. Bracelets a Rings.
Rich suits Of Jewelfy of new styles.
Bracelets. Necklaces. Earrings and Pins II
great variety.
Pearl. CArbuacie. seal sud other Rings.
Silver Spoons. Furks. Lailos. Batter Knives.
&c. A..
Silver Pitchers. Goble;e. Cups. sali,. Ge.
Fancy Silver ti"ods of new stvlcs.
Plated Tea and Cnflc" sct. Of late paticrns
Casters. Basket. Ice Pitchers saai cups.
Plated "r Alahsts ForksnnI spoons ~ bes,
lunli;y.
Table and Pocket Cutlery. acisto-s Ra,nrs.
Watches carefully repaired
Fahs. Opera Glasses. portnonairs beautiful
Par's Gilt and Porcelain vasc.: beautiful Par.
Is Card Receivers and other articles. Prout's
Hair and Tooth Brushes FINE Marble and
Bronscd Paris Clocks: Bronzcd Figures and
Ornament.
g. MILITARY GOODS. -
Swords and Belts for Army and Navy, Sash
es. Spurs. Buttons. Lace. Cord. Navy Lace.
Caps. Stars and Embroidcries. Army Embroi-
derics of all kinds. Chcvrons. bindings. cloth,
Ac, Field Glasses. Pistols snd Cartridge
March =. ls6S--ly.
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The Old-E,slabiislled stand >,
Now Goods!
New Goods.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS

Wy Z have just received from New York and
w Baltimore. from direct importations from
Europe. fine assortment OF GOODS compr:s
ing Black Alpacas, Alpaca Lustres. Delaines.
| Beautiful ChAllics, chSmberg Ginghams. Man.
chester Ginghams. &c. COTTON GOODS Of
all descriptions Plsids. Cambrics, Lawns, new
styles Of Calicoos from cents per yard up.
Whit. Red and Opera flanncls, beautiful Dam
ask Table Cloths. hne Linen Napkins. Towel
Crash,
SUMMER CASSI1ERES, cOrTOyADES.
COATING AND PANT LINENS;
and a hne stock OF MUsLISs. bieachcd and
unbleached, from 10 cents per yard up and
sHEETiNG. blesched aud unbleached.
GLovEs-Mourning Gloves. Grape fine
| assortment Of HOSIERY, Silk A Linen Hand.
kcrchieis' cheap. and great variety ct NO
Ti0Ns
a fine assortment OF
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.
Alabata Ware, Hardware, Queenswarc. Crock
erywAre. Tinwarc, 4c. A fine Aasor'
ment OF STRAW aud WOOL
HATS, BOOTS AND
SHOES, for
Ladies, Gentlemen aud Children.
Always on hand GROCERIES Of the bee, quail
hy; TEAS, SPICES. &c. OILS. (burh
ing aud lubricAting; y LAMP
cHIMSEYs. Ae.
sUMMER MATING 4 Oil cL3Tm.
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
constantly on hand.
a0-cALL AND SEE.
sxR-Goods delivered free o. charge. ~
A call IL respectfully solicited before going
elsewhere. We think our Goods aud Prices
cannot fail 20 please.
sa-wc are nov offering As grca, induce.
mcnts IN bargains ne can be- found in the cities.
or anywhere else. having constant communica.
tion Between Towsontown aud baltimore. Any
article not found In our store eau be furnished
on the shortest notice.
wM. q. sIlEALEY 4 BROS,
June 20.--ly. Towson,own, Nd
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CT0prlEb'~ STNLLIBLL
- BLOOD prRlFlEES
TY 'i'NE
ChT0Hi' UHV tent, UiSr1seS

th~ .ihjr.t,i di.,n....t i.'. .,a.. .ia...
AMI - .rt r"ut.,iah. Gee hat" ~ .f"t-i o.,
the wond'r.u. cutA'Nr paa,5. o. th.- gtNar
Il. will f,cic.. 9" know that ayran.. cement. have
finally b,"m Effected ht which its rs'rar.'.-n
"a iuiur" d 10, equal 70 ih" rapdis inr,'a~
ius drinui.i.
The great lsr.h'. % ,h' blood and o.-n.ra
TOT Of the human ystcn- liiail hlc IN thrcurc
of Chronic disease. s'raiula. Eheumt',in,
Erupiinus. hrysiprlas. Swelling, Puirid Or I'll
ceraicd Throat. letter. F.s'ula. Piles. Svphili-
tic aud Mcrcuriai T.. eases. Stomach and Liver
complaints. affection - til Kiincys. aud will
restore icbiiiiat.d manhood aud woInauhoo.i
t" n" ir"shnos- ani cla.t'ri'y "i youth.
s.r PLEASE TAKE NnriCE. -.
This preparation i- "a" new Dy,'1-'. bnt Wa
discovered NOR" ihau century sco. and IA.
original receipt las hcru ~ th" possession oi
Mr.. ~. J. u Stpddari .'r period Of twenty
year,. during which, time .t haa Effected som"
oi the most astonishing curc, ever rccord.d.-
Tn" great misfortune With lhr preparation ha-
h""t. that N eou-"Iucur. 90 i.s vcc"i bic char
nctcT. !, could only bee prepared ior liuinci alc
use tor those who woul.i cali iu per .sn "l .ci.i
i't =. a. its virtues wHu.t De- i-t Ly i"i!ucnta-
tion IN forty iglt hour after being prepared.
unless alcohol 80 minerals were introduced =
% n composition but that difficulty has been
surmounted without recourse {" either and .,
is now for the iir.i time presented 20 the world
IN all %, Original purity and extraordinary viz.
tues. aud will retain them any number % years
IN any climate "u tho g'ohc
EJ-prirc Sl.00 per i.,ttlc % SIX bottles for
sou. For sale 10y all drugrists.
20 PHEFAEEn ny
Mn. DG. J. u. sTODDARD
So. q South Bond 81. Baltimore
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Baltimore Advertisements.
Lo III ID q III
INDICATED
n EAL U n RESTORER9

W u " - " W g y W ri e "
D A SURE MREEDY for Dyspepsia. Liv.' %
Aer Complaint, Heart Burn. Iabituai
y Ccsiiycncss Loss uf Appetite, Nervous. y
Z. ness, Weakness OF the Limbs. Depression
8 Of Spirits. Fever aud Aguc, Collie, Dyscn. ~
A tarN General Debility, Vital Energy, &c, h
Y and any disease arising from a dcbilitated a
4, stomach.
y Its effects are generally instantaneous. q
y II iinds lie way directly In the seat Of life
q thrilling aud quickening every nerve h
raising up tho dropping spirits and infus
u ing new health and vgor IN the system. D
II can be used by old and young-nalc
A and female. with perfect safety. "
IL you are dcbilitatcd and require q
strengthening remedy ysu have u in the u
n LONDON INDICATED HEALTH y
~ RESToRER.
~ II you loose you appetite. by which you y
will soon become feeble and proelraicd.
q the HEALTH RESTORER il your remedy. z
This truly valuable preparation is used
Y aud recommended by many of tho leading n
~ physicians Of the country and all ply.
"a sicians who once test its merits pronounce I
y II valuable. II gives tone 10 the stomach. y
j rcnovaies the systcm aud prolongr lie. n
As remedy against Fever and Aguc u "
O. works like n charm. -
kS- PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE. 4
VI The genuine have LONDON MEDl
GATED HEALTH EESTORER. \. 4. ~
A Fotu. BALTIMORE. Nh. blown ia the bi n
Y '". and nay signature oH the label. " "
n. A. EOUTZ.
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
BusiSorg. Mp.
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Miscellaneous.
& n - II A RI'S
CELEBRATED
HORSE 6 CATTLE POWDER.
A Certain Preventative
For all Diseases Incident TO the Horse
aud Cattle.

INIIiS Powder has been used many years On
Il the largest Diaries Ia Holland aud SwitEcr-
land with the greatest success and ia highly re-.
commended by tho most skiilful Veterinarians
in Lung Fever and al iisca,cs incident t. the
Horse nnl Cattle. Having been tried IN many
eases with the best result. We feel Il uur duty
tu draw thc attention OF Farmers and tho pub
lie IN general 60 this Powder. and We Ar" ,..ii.
vlnced that the use ul II will prevent diseases,
thereby saving the Farmer from < eat loss.
REFERENCES
q. II. Michael. baltimore county Jno smith
Jr.. fIkesville Richard Price. Suyt Stables u
the Baltimore cts Passenger Railway Edw
O'Ncil. Alex. Riddle Holiday 4 son, Florists I;
NJ. C"rl.ng Cattle Dealer, and many u,hcts.
CERT isen's n John bersse
MHssns. CuA.. WV. CAsraHi:-I have been
using your Horse anI cattle Powders as - pie.
vcntativc against disease. iof iy. months past.
aud prefer them tn any that have used Ny
cattle scem 20 like llcm. and their appetite
Improves from the use ui them when ny rft
Il" have had caugh-. found them af bcurdt -
J rc'''iuin ~ thcil u- sitprIi"r a ms "tit ifu.
- amy g"" ''''' tl' public.
JollN pEvEsE.
"udnu. ra.w. uea- r,kesy,il". Nd.
Ma,u.. 'u,. " t.r.ar: I ha.r t.,,u
using you! D. .Hf !lri,r- Ai.i attn 80
rn the bof-"- u'i'. mt charge and hay. i"''.t
th,m ~uf."t 80 'ny f4nt Z have ever met with.
They riyr tn -. r.''i appetite. and k.rps
thcin - i,ua ''aditinn. A, any -, mH, 49,,
VII" will .h the .r"r''i, g.. i,s n, ,u. 20 'h..
"oliNc pnr, hugsr-
JAMES TAYLOR. ir
I,st n
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Miscellaneous.
IO3 CLEA I'EL1XDS 10
POPULAR
CASH DRY GOODS HOUSE.
We eau Compete with any
iIOuse In the City. Call aud see IL:
so- o-WHOLEsALE KOOMs DOWN STAIRS.
FIRST FLOOR ENTIRE FOR RETAILING

Consum-rsi We ran AaIs Il Ia Ioar Ad,snlAse
10 call Aad sfe us.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-01

-, The person Who said that hi. mouta u,,.i
uttered lie, always spoke through his nUss
1As To bonnet Though ios' ~ sieh, y,
aemory Aeaf 4.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-01
Miscellaneous.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!
TME "POULTERERS FRIEND. ''
uR CIlicKEN POWDERS
Cory RIG 1T SECURED.
FrLL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY
EACH PACKAGE.
Price 20 Cents.


FrLL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY
EACH PACKAGE.
Price % Cents.
TINIiE annexed are few Of the certificate. We
Il have received in proof Of the great value
and efficacy # the Poulterers' Friend;
CAEEoitIos. Baltimore Go bee 10, 1897.
nti.u.,s-I lave used yoar Poul,ersr. Fr.,nd
upon hooi 4 young chickens that had the gacs a.
happy o. .ay that by tie - fru du,c. the
var; *. GEo HAEMAS.
AsSAroti.. Nd F,b 5th. 1895
Nssirs Clt;ir,riAy 4 Co
Gcnil,mcn-l haze sold all ;hc Foulirrcr. Fri.nd"
received from you last August The Poultry IN the
surrounding country dy lns ,ery fast ui;h Choie
A. recommended yopr q" Pouiterers friend.' and
fif esald learn u has proved foE the ds
Respectfully, u GOODMAN.
BAt,ixOIr. Feb. "a. ises
Xss5rs CioieoTfhy 10.
" cAickcu. YER dying very f.,, with what my
negLhors called Chicken Cholera " uas induced 70
try your Poalterers' Friend. and II worked hkc =
charm gave It directed aud Il cured those ;ha;
"'''''' '" ' ~ n. MExcxES.
Gross aud water Streets.
JuEEHsoS. Frederick County. Nd.
July :sd, 1907. !
Grntlcmcn-Thr wonderful cures which have been
made hy your rouirieFs Friend eanao; hil 10 in
crest all ~ho faisc Poultry gentleman oi this Sii'
has lrn erm.niing on chickens With the gaIes
u tried your " fogliersr. Friend, according 20 the
,c,ions md had the desired effect Ia destroying
ihc uorm .iccually relieving the chicken al onec-
Since ihcn have had many calls for g. and II has hcn
i..d cXisusissiy with the same result u IL % neae1
liable vaiue 90 all who raise Poultry
Respectfully. \ SPENCER.
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wM. ;. sHEALEY. Ass.t.
Jan. -, IShs-ty. rowsoniown. Md
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sS- This l. how George Francis TIain. ia =
recent specc,i IN Ireland said BE- was ~ indls It.
hs education. 4 good msny Others have been
similarly treated with similar psulis - Tar rs
the iruihialness OF teachings are soucvfntI
W. old grandmOthtf Nishel me tv b. q gnsf
mau. Ia order ~ become gtcai man She alii Ia.
me. You must not ssink. ! said ,cs She sai,.
was not 10 cheat said YES She said va
not 10 swear, said ,,s. Shs sail was not D..
chew. ] said yes. She said was moi io lir
said zee. She said was Boi Ia ga1blr
said zee. ] found out, assnrc ,ou iha, ih,I.
were about Thirteen commandment. >hc iuld
me that the great men praciic,d he Siriuts aLi,h
shc enjOined me 10 observe was ambitious 81.
see great men. You can imagine hoW auAiuus
! was, after What ! was told about these grea,
men 10 see them. When ! whs ahOui eighteen
years Of age ! went 10 Washington aud saw
all the big guns, and imagine ~, aslonith
ment when saw that al the grrat men of ~,
world were drinking, smoking. cheating, chew
ing snUiiing, damning, lying, swearing aud gaui-
bling. Then OF course, found oui that Ia,
grandmother had made great mistake -ilin, H.
fact. She had swindlsd me In my sduraiinu.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-13
What Of PennsIyvauia 2

This is the question uppermost in the
mind of every man, of either party. who
takes an interest in politics. We be-
lieve the Democrats will carry Pennsyl-
vania. We knoo if they do they are
certain to elect SEYMOUR and BLAIR in
November.
The Radicals are making the greatest
fight in the State election in Pennsyl-
vania that they ever made. They well
understand the Importance of saving
that election, and they also understand
that the chances are better for them to
win in October than November. They
are sending in money in fabulous sums,
and there seems to be no doubt but they
are "colonizing" heavily from other
States--in fact, few cases of the kind
have been already proven upon them.
The Democrats are not idle. They
have not the money to use, and cannot
WELD that weapon against their antag-
onists, but they are pursuing the still
hunt all over the State. If we fail, 1t
will not be because majority of the
people of that State are Radicalin SEN
timent, but because the money of the
Radicals got cut their vote in the inte-
rior districts, while some of the Demo
cratic voters staid at their work earn
ing the wherewith to support their
families and pay the enormous taxes
which the Radicals have heaped upon
the labor of the country.
We believe we will carry Pennsylva'
MIA, to-day, for the State ticket; we
will certainly make some gains In the
Congressional delegation. But whether
we carry the State ticket or not, if we
do net lose it by more than 5000 or 10, ,00o
majority, it may be regarded pretty
safe for SEYMOUR and BLAIR. Our local
tickets are not as strong in Pennsylva-
ria as is our National ticket.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-13
From yalparaiso.

NEW YORK, October ia Valparaiso
letter states that there had been heavy
rains about Valparaiso and some land
slides, which had intercepted traffic and
killed several persons. The sea wa:
very rough and three launches were
swamped.
A fever was prevalent and many chill
dreu were suffering from it.
The earthquake of the 18th ult. wa:
also felt in the historic island of Juan
Fernandez, the sea leaving its natural
limits and precipitating itself with
great force upon the island, carrying
Canoes far into the interior. Nothing
of value was destroyed and no lives lost
No serious shocks were experienced by
the natives, and we believe that since
the occupation eff that territory by Rob
inson Crusoe no similar event has oc
curred.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-13
RIFCHIE COUNTY.

Pursuant to previous announcement
the Democratic and Conservative vot
ers of Grant township met in conven
tion on the 9th inst., and was organized
by calling r. W. Lowther to the chail
and G. F. Carroll as Secretary. The
object of the meeting stated to be to Sc
lect delegates to our County Conveu'
tion to be held at Ritchie C.. H. on the
10th inst, also for the purpose of nom
mating township ticket.
Twsnty-one delegates were selected
to attend the above named Convention.
The meeting then nominated the fol
lowing township ticket:
For Supervisor, Nathaniel Parks.
For Treasurer, E. j. knight.
For Township Clerk, Ii. B. Haddox'
For School Commissioner, H. Pratt.
For Constables, A. G. and S. T. Satter-
field.
For Inspector of Elections, Charles
Lee.
For Road Supervisors, j. II. Leonard,
David Powell, Benjamin Marshall.
On motion the clerk was authorized
to send copy of our proceedings to the
Wheeling REGISTER for publication.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
r. w. LowTHER, Chairman.
G. w. CARRELL, Sec.