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4 Young lHan's Jho,tiricF.

No yoaag man who has a just sense 81 his own
value will sport with his character. \ waichful
regard to his character Ia early youth will be in
conceivable TO him 10 all the remaining year, %
his after life When tempted TO devaic from
strict propric,y Of depor,meni. he should ask
himself, Can afford ihis7 C'n endure hereafter
~ look back upon this
II 10 Of amazing worth 10 young man 10 have
a pure mind for this Is the foundation Of a pure
character. The mind, 10 order 90 be kept pure
must be employed IN topics Of thought which are
themselves lovely, chaslened aud eiey aiing. The
mind has within lis own power the selection ~
lie themes of meditation. II youth knew how
fFigh,ful were the moral depTivaions which u
cherished habit ~ loose imag ginailon produces un
the SOU they would shun them ~ the bite OF a
serpent. The power OF books 10 excite the lima
ginaiion Is f,aFful elcmgut Of moral death when
employed In The service " vice.
The cultivation of an amiale, elevated Hud
glowing heart, alive 10 all the Ltauirs Of nhlut"
aud all the suhlimiiits oi truth, inyigorairs ihr
intellect, giyss to the will independents 0f baser
passions, and 10 the affections that power oi ad-
hesion 10 whatever Is pure, good anl grand,
which is adapted 10 lrad out tie whole nature o'
. man into those scenes Of action aud Impression
BY which Us energies may be- most appropriate y
employed, and by which lis hlgi destination may
be most sfisciually reached.
The opportunities for cxsiiing ,iese faculties
In beneVolcni aud selfdcnying efforts ior The vel.
fare ug our feliow-mtn are 80 many and great,
lha, Il Ia really worth while ,o live. The heart
which is truly evangelically benevolent, ma,
| lnxufiaie in ~ age like this. The psoBsrs d
God are inexpreasibly good, the main ieudencivi
Of things 90 manifesily Ia accordance with iheta
The sHtenl Of moral influence u 50 great and ili'
sss~c,s ~ iis employ msnt visible. that whucve
aspires after benevolent action aud reaches forth
Tor things that remain for rs, 10 the true dignity
Of its nature, can fnd nee scope zoe is intellect
and III inspiring themrs for the heart.
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EITEs or ADTERTISING.
p - Z r II Y.
zoo m ILONE."

10 aHuf HAMH
thrrr gain mgc!, IN flslion. think IT, called ia
Chw
Though i,'tvr iial,d % co. u. asurc OF lucrr.
ln which, slen cards are In certain conditions.
The play ers uptrar 60 have changed positions.
Atd one - them rfies, iu confident tui,--
~ ihitA might 'rn,urr To- 40 u alone
NLiir Watching gam,. "a. q whim oi the Larl'.
\ muial 60 'lraw from the skirmsh In cards.
Anl 90 iane. lt huds iu the irit iai sthf
Sulc rNct 90 70 hints fur tlc battle 81 Life,
Whr''. el,;i,r tho pIiz' ." q ribbon or throne,
~" Niht't Is %. ai' can 80 70 alone.
wLcn great CalIi,a proclaimed tia, the world
ln iefaar orbit va cra.eingly whirlr,l,
And s,i-n"t convent nr all ut h. pains
hot ohl! hrfi'ion, and ptison. sud chains
~ m"t'' CO. al tlst wa his answrrng tone,
i"r ." AnrN. IKE u.- eafth. hs cnud go IL alone %
when kri.i,r with iu,,.l,ct piercing nfar.
btscu.sI'd tir i4as nf t.rii planet and star
And lori"rs Whu ought 90 have laudrd HE natn-
l'riid'i hls itatniug and hlackcnsi his fame
- cAn eat h' rcl', 'iili The truth you shall 90 n
l"' Ar trii 90 hi' hraft Do c"ad go II alone
Ala, i,t o., lla!r wiu ldl, lcIcHd,
Ia il'r situsfle cf lt uIon Lir,lrs'l and friends.
hAairt-f tU' taitr 81 blessings like these,
fhrA raa never atone f0r iuEofpus cas-.
N"g c1uif.fi o., coward aho uuds with a groan
That ht. r.4irA'' it4t, tt him o. so 70 alone"
hutI--
ii.-iih, family ruitltv. vii. bcau;y and gold
!. each, ~ IT. uay, uaost rNcrlrnt card
Yet thr gam mai o. lo.' utth all these ff your uun
lHlr'' !"H '' ii' courage 1" =" % alone.
10 bi'ii .r ht-.u.... eLai,,cr ti,, KANE,
ia las rt 600 love D. - alNat. tie .afnc
la the strusslr f0r towcr. us iatilr h,f I-.!I
Let iils o. !"ai motto "issl! ga yourself
t"f Nhrt4'r a." lfifs w. glh'pi thfuur.
iLt Ntf"i o. i' NA' cAI got. ai"uc"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05
Miscellaneous.
Good News 90 Baltimore 90.
People from
F., r. CLEAVELAND & CO.,
DRY G0O0S AND NOTIONS,
lO3 y. Gay Street.
u.TT4Ag,fE

! nEOPLE OFTEN WO%blr how wc ran
/ Il Afford 10 sell eur goods .Y cheap. a.. they
/ give such general satlsiactiru. We'll. the rya
aun Is, We buy ch,ay J0r cf 4, .ti s,.. only tor
the same We have now ~ usc thr.r ,i,r.c..
well hllcd with desirable gpn'ls o every dcs
cTiptun. Our buyer being constantly ~ the
insrkct we are always posted on price, ami al.
ways hav" something new g. show uur custom
"ts. our trade Is steadily Increasing wc have
been obliged To- keep IN our rinl,iny eighteen
rcrs"ns we have iuurtrrn y"i.u. laiic. ii orr
retail department.. vii" have had lunc expert
enc" "a the trade. and ~ whnu tri.tur" rnn h,'
placed when buying. our department are d.
vdri ia the following uFirr:
fiRST-A large nstof tin'ut ui ai wool ilr
lIin"s. Mcfinocs, 'a.hmrr's. Blurh Alpaca.
'"l"ird AltG'as. Paul i~ 'h'Vrrs. FlniI 81.
ha's. niid great variety ton uufnt r'.ti. 'ui,'a
'i"h nrNt-a fine .t'r. ut l.iu.i- .hd Whit"
""'is' ErAt tine iars~-i aud h'-f .,l,,t,d i
. -ck ~ SllAWL- IN laiiimui", from 10 rtr M
:" $40; ncxt-a lin" Tin" "i ll"-lr-v. rru'. ai.l
ladies H'dkis., G.uyo.. Tn c7sl IT.. htawcrs
ani Suspcudcr.. Ou thr 'pr.r.tr .idr. thr
heaviest stock of nh,'A ii,,cs oii., nf.I ti, 81,
w'"'l 'asslmcrcs IN iia,ti'u' n.,r l.i.r 81
Heavy 'l"ths. Snttiuri'- ait hs. I,'i. .u
great variety urNt d v.ti.. ..-...''t..,L' af
Llns"ys. Whit. K-.l. Y.i."w. I.t. 49,. ,!..l.t
Flanncls next - brown Nu.iiu fs..r ihc iuc
l"pEal t. ~" heavy Laurel 70 a.~i i4'.rh"d
Muslin from the rr't'y Af.a. --..t 'I tte
du!ah" Wamsgtia; :"s; O. .ini o.
sh""uns Vr'lts. Linen i..iin. -'... l..i" !t3utn.
Hickory. tanVa~-, hr.i-, iDfu &c.. ttu ,.i
tlauh"'-. brown and Tit'.. ir & lt-' 20 .ui
H"ia,l St"'S are ihr ',;. ..,... 's.in". ri. '.'i
best mnacs "i Mrrr.u4ra. h.t'r.rsl =!
fi'ragur. all "i whiri w.. Wii. 81 -i,a,.4
than any "thcr h"u... 90 iti.i.E"..r..v .ui.
you turn /" your i'it Hi.i o.. Ns, tt "..r th.i.i
tory. WHORE y"u ws,l iii 80. beet .. %
WHITE AND 'oLuRt9 !..AShEI-. 1000! %.
81 '"nmt"rrni."-. '1titi- and Hoop *..ci-
~" now tura AMI s't'"f.r W Wu.'.'-.i." i1.i .
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05

xsz- A school committee man writes "we
have a school house large enough 10 accommo.
date four hundred pupils four stories high" An
exchange describing procession, says "The
procession was very fine and nearly two miles In
length. as was also the prayey Of Dr.. Perry, the
CHAPLAIN -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05

80. ''will you give INC them pennies now p
said a big ncwsboy TO little one, after giving
him a severe humping. "No. won't" "Then
I'll give you another pounding" Pound away
Take care Of the pence and the pounds will take
care of themselves"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05

jzzJ- An American travelling In Europe, asked
a German lady a, the dinner table ifke nigh, help
her to htoled partridge.
'Sels 80 tNel .he lady replied
"NincP Ny dear madam am sorry that |
canno, accommodate you, for there are only six
in the dish bu, you can have them to begin
with -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05

"a A story told many years ago Of Deacon
-WhOsc wife said one day at the table that
she would be willing TO die for sinners.
What's that you say, wife7' asked her hus.
hand, looking up from his breakfast in surprise
Upon her repeating the statrmeni. the deacon
only replied, "lf you are willing aud God Is will.
ing, have no objections"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05

jEe- 4 countryman walking along the streets
% New York found bis progress stopped by q
closr bafricadc Of lumber. "whai Il that Tor -
said hH 10 a person In the street. 30, that's io
stop the cholera" "Ah, ! have often heard Of
the board Of health hut never saw one before I"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05

w. Mark Twain writes that Mr.. Greeley once
hired out ~ = writing master. but the enterprise
failed. Ills first copy was "viFlne is lis own re-
ward. and they got Il Washing with soap Is
wholly absuFb."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05

TGNrER USDER CoSTRoL.--il 10 Que Of the rich
rewards Of self mastery that the very occurrence,
which iret the temper of an irritable person,
bring relief and satisfaction 10 him who ruiss
his spirit, The following aneedole Of wiibcr.
force is Ia pOni A friend told me that he found
him once IN the greatest agitation looking for \
dispatch which he had mislaid -one Of the royal
family was waiting for it-he had delayed the
search till the last moment-he seemed ~ last
quite ycxed aud furried. Al this uniueky In
slant, q disturbances In the nursery overhead oe-
cured. Ny friend, who was with him, said to
himself, Nov, for once, wilberforce's temper
will give way" lie hardly thought thus. when
wl!he:.afce .nsaed 70 him and aaid. "wkAi a
blessing Il Is TO have these dear children Only
ihink what relief amidst other huFFies, to hear
heir voices aud know they are well y
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05

e1- A young writer wishes 10 know OF us
(which magixlne will give me the higesl position
quickest" We reply powder magazine, you
contribute 6ety article.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05

rA- IN old woman received n letter aud sup.
posing !, 90 be from hcr absent son, she called on
person near to read H. lie accordingly began
90 read II 10 her
Dear mother, then making q stop TO find
out what followed. ~ the writing was bad, the
old lady exclaimed
oh 'tis my poor Jerry he always suffered 80
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05

sf'> \ colorri firm in Newark, New Jersey.
having suffered some recuniafy embarrassment.
recently closed business and the senior member
gave To the public the following notice :-"Dr
dissolution of co.parsnips heretofore resisting
t~iAi mc aud Moses Jones in de barber profession,
am here,ofo resolved. Pussons who Ocs must pas
DC scriber Dem what !c firm osc must call on
Jones ~ De- firm il insolted -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05

SATISFACTORY WHATS your occupation p
asked n lawyer ola witness. "Miller." "whai
sort Of mill do you run p ~ gin inill was
iss satisfactory Fsiiy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05

- The fellow who attempted 10 hang him
self with cord Of wood did not succeed.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05

49, Goiug out with tho "Iied" Leaving
church with wedding party.
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Miscellaneous.
The Dld-Hsstablislled Sland!! (!
New Goods!
New Goods!
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

ANCM NIOOtlS.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
NT T. have ius, received from New York aud
w Baltimore, from direct impofiainns from
Europe. u iiHr assortment uf GOODS cuupris
ins Black Alps,as. Alpaca Lu-irc., bclaincs.
He'uiiiu. 'hal!ics. chamhrrs tin ghams Man
rh"-tr. nlugha;ns, 1c. COTTON GOODS ni
all description, rlaid>. tamhric-. Lawns ncw
iv!r, % 'alcn,. from cent. I.ct yard np,
Whit. Nod aud op"ra Flamnc.,. bra.iiful bani-
ask Tahlr Il"ihs. tin Linen Napkins. Towel
Crash,
NtAfHER CiSSiMERES. COTTONABE.'.
COI7YNG AND PANT LINENS.
aud iiur stock IT MUSLiNS, Llcarhcd and
unhlrarhod. irnn ~ cents per yard up ani
aIlEErlN". hIcachrd aud unLlrarhcd.
GLOW ES- Mourn NJ H'"v~s. CrHpr a hu-
n,,"r''avnt 90 HOSIERY. six a Linen iland
k"r,ii.''. 'lr"l' an'i a. great variety u ="
rlo>>
s tine ass"rtmcui .i
TABLE ANp = 'CKET CUTLERY.
AI'iaiu Na-c. Hardware. Uu"rn-war". ,'r...k
'ry war" Fnwa'". 4r. tn" a.,"fi
ni"n' 20 STRAW aud 1upi.
HATS. BOOTS AND
SliuEs. iur
!.ai''-. ''vntirtu~h and 'hil t.u.
A.way-ou i.,.I GE''cERlES "f ,Lob..,1prl.
-: TEN~. srl'h~. 81. "!!... hrtn
ii'; AID lubfira'.nsa LAMP
rHlMNEYs. s.,
- rATENI MEblt iNE> .,n.f %, o., a..
- MMh% MATHS" "iL 'l."iH
FRESH il;Crrs .>b VEGETABLES
c''u''.ntls ru hani
-c-cALL iXh sGl.
-'' '.''"i- .i.li,"r.., '.t'. 80 ar.- ~
i ,t.i 3. ,..- n., ''.lI, ..u,it., .....,. ...,r.
= .-r"i...". IS" i"it. .n' '"".I. ...i ft....
e. sH..f4 f.f. 60. .fs..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05

- IT, venerable pr Humphrey once ts-
marked ia a l'siurc Ia selecting your pariucts
for life, hrsi choose pctsOus that are naturally
cheerful ani scrile. You will. perhaps. be sur
ptiscd. hc added, ITO hear minister Of the
Gospel pat chreiiuluess aud gcn,leness bcforr pi-
ETY. but am o' the opinion of Baxter. who said
that the grace % God could live with persons
that hc could not
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90 Motto for dsconiented husbands how
10 make home happy go away someWhsfs.
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CLOCKS, g.
WATCHES. E2A

TlNlIE undersigned would respectfully inform
Il hi iormcr customers aud the public gen
orally ui baltimore county, that he hns taken
the store M. H3 North Gay street. al
joining the bridge. three doors from his former
place of busincss.l where he has On hand bcau
iiful assortment oi 4 LOCKS, WATCHES. JEW
ELRY, SPEtTACLEs. 4c. which will Le sold
~ the lowest cash prices.
ra-Clocks. Watches aud jcwclry REPAIR.
ED at thr shortest no,irc, aad 'carranicd 10 girs
safisftcfi0a.
rsf-sPECTACLE GLASSES to suit all eyes.
JOHN =. rLUMMER.
Sn. ~ y Gay 81. adjoining the Bridge.
.,ag 30 ISIS IA.
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EXCELSIOR STORE
. a d Ecllo W = Hail.
TOWsOETOWN.
DAI.TEHI lore
Dry Goods, Grocery. shoe.
Hat and { ap. Clothing
and Produce %tOre
Combined.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT

Embraces tine line 20 Tras. co.Ic.. sugar.
Flour. SUsar-Cur"i Hai.-. Tahh salt. e.. y.
salt. Mustard. Ginger. ANspir,. cora Neal.
Coal oll. AMI iu fac; rythins pertaining: -
the Grocery busiuc-. e. fsU -tarA 90 rvcry
thing. all fresh ami arlt "a s.. ORDER. ~
also have tap top lot 81 To3A go aui 81
CARS. HATS and ears ior men auI boys :
BOOTS aud SHOES Tor lai4-.. gent and chil-
drrn: lIARpwAKEotcscry KIND tASblE>.
CHINA WARE. a. Also. . hu- ~ o.:
READY MADE 'LozHfN".
\ large stock of Tin AMI WOODEN Wa .nt
everything that is kept ~ a general C..ut5y
>torr. .li ui which viii b., sold af ~ yra-,s.
A. our wagon will run t" aud from thc c'ty
~ vii, family Pc, ia rcccin; 90; Ncw n...l..
all of which wc viii ,, enabled .. -cl as .ow
as they cun br bought ir ' aus h.u.' ~ Bal.
tim"r". Philadelphia "r %cw ias. w, "a
tend &. conduct tgr t'.ir ul'a .fr.s-.. rttt
system. and kn.w W. eai ,hpw that il is much
cheaper To- buy good !,r cash than ur credit.
We respectfully ass Il call from th' c.ti1,ut
OF Tnwsnntpwu ani vicinity.
We are az ~ i.m'- willing % ,h,W G''-l-
and quot" pr.ce-.
S.5- CotNTHY PRpprCE token ia cx.
change.
CHARLES L. CHEW.
T'w.pni'wn. Balt.mer, county, nj.
y.
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80 How 10 get NJ the real complrsiun 81
some ladies Take little soap aud wsisr.
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NATTRAssEs! MATTRAssEs 4.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE THAT
IL, ]. COLLINS.

hs -. OOAhANot
No. ~ Harrison Street near 6ay. Ratimors.
Has always GU hand good supply OF HAIR.
HAIR TOR AND HUsK MATfhASSES.
ALSO.
FEATHER BEDS. BOLsTERs AND Pill.
LOWS aud RcddinE generally which he will
sell very low for Cash. Call and examine he.
fore pufcha sing clscwhcre. firstquAlity HAIR
MAfTRAssEs ALWAYS on HAND.
CORN HtiSK WANTED
20 DONT FORGET THE NUMRER. -0S
Aug. 20. is6S.--iy.
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GAS PIPES INTRoDuCED.
nf,- Repairing aud Alterations promptly al.
tended 10. Aug. 80. ises.--iy.
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NOW Faii Goods.

VUsT ARRIVED, NJ the Excelsior Store, "
~ Towsontown, new supply of eeasohable
articles. embracing DkY GOODS. FANCY
GOODS. NOTIONS. A. Cail aud see them.
Sept. t2.--u CHAs. X. CHEW.
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CINGLE RAILROAD TICKETS at . ccu,s
- each. for sale by
wM \ sHRALEY A kROt..
July ls.-tt TowsoutuWn
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-04-23

E4-THEY havean odd way Of doing things In
vinton county. Some person Is writing up the
bachelors Of Macarthur. for the zalesld Echo.
How the bachelors like It. or what they are 60
Ing to do about Il, we cannot tell.
Hsrois one specimen
BACHELORS Msf.
SAN. LowERY. Young, good looking. works
hard, has been to Kansas. Wauts to get married
Prof. NJ. r. BARNS, superintendent Union
Schools, not so young, very neat In dress, future
prospects aattering, sings Ii the choir at the NJ.
e. Church.
Capt e. L. HAWK, growing old, "small pota.
tees Gin size) very funny, always "gigglng,
insurance. agent, clerk In his fathers store.
He's Boss"
OWEN D. HAVE, brother Of the captain, fancy
young man. gay, regular ladies man, he, too,
Is .'smal potatoes iu size, pretty boy, clerks 10
ALFRED sHRY, clerk in billiard saloon. very
tall, clever, not very bad looking, gentlemanly
fellow.
CYRUs o. FEENcH young, handsome, vain,
gay, graduate Of Ohio University, clerk Ia Au
ditor's office, smokes good cigars, and plays
billiards. #H
Ben. c. GIBBoSs, proprietor OF hardware store
red-headed, good-looklng, "nice young man.
AARON Will, dry.goods merchant good look
ing, plenty of money and knows how TO save 1t
| don't venture far from shore"
ALFRED WILL, tall. good looking, fine musl
cIap cares but little about the ladies' and the.
care less about him, gentleman Of leisure, smokes
poet. q
Further list next week
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-04-23

sTThere is a good deal of anxiety
about the result of the impeachment
trial. Both sides express full conf.
dence that theresult win be favorable.
The friends Of Congress claim that their
case is clearly made out against the
President, while the counsel and friends
ofthe President claim that enough Re-
publican Senators are on their side to
secure his acquittal.
Wecopfess that we have some doubts.
A man who thoroughly understood
human nature once said that every man
had his price. The extends even to
United States Senators. A great price
will be offered for few Senators
Whether enough can be purchased, re.
mains to be SEEN The stake is tre'
mendous one 1t involves the fate o
this country. 1t is the same that wa
decided between the armies of Lee an(
Grant in the spring of 1865. If An
drew johnson is acquitted, the rebellion
will have succeeded. Ifhe is put out o
Office, peace and prosperity will be tn
result.
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uWHo sHouLD BE DEMocRATs Every lover
OF liberty and law should DO Democrat
Every man who hates aretoeracy and loves
Rspubllcan Government should be Democrat.
EVery man who Is friend 70 the laboring
masses and wishes TO secure for his children Al
ter him q FREQ Government, Sheuid be aDem-
ccrpt. al 8gt3 aft f@ 'flis Z Eie4ga
Every man who Il opposed 10 the exemption
OF q favored class nom the burdens Of fta1atlon,
and IN favor Of an advaloretn tax' should DC
IN short. every voter who feels particle OF
interest In thB welfare Of this Government should
be Democrat" 'el Dts .buuea fa4 .
We ana the above in one Of our copperhsad
exchanges. 1t al true. We have no laul1to
dad with Il. II the true meaning should be ap'
piled to the word Democrat, then every man OF
the above description sOuld be Democrat Bu'
LET us sec whO In reality are Democrats, nos VINO
skoaAi be such. fl a.lft...I.!.
Every man who loves the slavery Of Tho labor
,ur man. because he is helpless, Ia Democrat
Every man who Il in favor Of every species OF
degradation and oppression Of the eolOFed race
hA Democrat.
Ryery man who went Into the late rebellion
was Democrat, and al of the reoeh WAo or
still living are Democrats. ven w,
Every man who 10 directly responsible tor .h'
slAylng ofhalf million loyal soldiers, and sh'
making Of thrss hundred thousand widows, an'
half million orphans, isa Democrat
Every man who caused the great natlonA
dsbG, and Is responsible for the oppression
heavy taxation, 10 Democrat g.a .ms.yr.
Every man who was, and now 10 traitor t'
the Government, Is Democrat. ,t..s.
A beautiful specimen Is your modern Deme
entl ersa -. .t.4 nfg. ss.r
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EheriR's Sale.
Stdte Of 0Aio, Jacksou County,

STATE Of Ohio, Jackson COuHft, I"
John Reed,
Martin o. Sutherland, etal -r
DURSUANT to the command Of an order Of
Il sale issued by the Clerk from the Court of
Common Pleas of jackson Co. and State of Ohio,
and to me directed as Sheriff of sald county, Twill
offer at public sale, at the door of the Court
House, (in front of the Grafton Block, In the
town Of Jackson, In said county and State, on
Saturday, May 10th, A. D., 1868,
at ono o'clock. P. NJ, of said day, the following
lands and tenements, to-witf
Lying and being in said county of Jacksonand
State Of Ohio, and known as part of the west
half of tile southwest quarter of section num-
Der nineteen (19), township number six (6) and
range number eighteen (lS)i and beginning at a
post on the line between Samuel Jacobs and
LeOnafd jacobs lands. twenty one (2Drods east
from the Scioto township line thence east sew
entcen C1) rods TO post thence south fourteen
(l4) rods; thence nOrth-We est ten (l0) rods to a
post thence running northwest three (3) rods
to the beginning pout and post aud on which
there Is erected STEAM SAW MILL.
To be sold BY order of said Court to satisfy a
Judgment rendered by said Court In favor Of John
Reed and against Martin .. Sutherland and John
w, Foster 1fE
Valueda $3.50.
Terms OF sale-- Cash at the time Of sale
Given under myhand this l4th day Of April,
JOSEPH H. WILSON
Sheriff OF jackson County.
James Tripp, Atty for Pltf 5.ae
Apr IL, 6S--6w.-pf-$lS 20
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-04-23

''SIc TRASsrr.-The following gushing sen.
tehces, from double editorial Of the NY.
World, the morning after the Connecticut elec-
ion, Is almost equal to the famous Fourth OF
July orafion Of Peter P. Lowe. The Ehqairer's
rooster could hardly add anything to the
exuberant utteranees of the World;
The wave that rose on New Hampshire,
sweeps In victory over Connecticut. The voice
Of the people that daunted these hloated tyfants
Of an hour in March. damns them IN April The
cohorts that came down to the battle cleaning
in purple and gold, In the purple of place and
the gold of corruption, where are they to-day .
The might Of the GENTLE unsmote by the
sword,
Hath melted like snow, in the glance of the
Lord !Afstt sf4kN tkg rs
To Connecticut which speaks today the West
will answer with Wisconsin tomorrow. The
'Real Reaction has set in !; aud In Its triumph
ant and ayenging progress, neither banded
wealth nor the glamour of great names prosti,
\ tuted to petty ends, nor any living thing shall
avail to stay the coming Of the people once more
to enjoy their own.
Alas for the vain-glorlous boastlng Of the World
Wise onsn did answer on Tuesday, but with al
overwhelming Republican victory. The ''Rea
| Reaction" was a response in kind to the Radica
triumphs in New Hampshire, Rhode Island ant
In Connecticut In the defeat Of the traitoroui
| Gentle d xon, and in approval Of impeachment
The cohorts Of the mighty win still Continue tt
wear their glowing armor, and marshalled by tht
greatest living Captain, march to further victo
ries in the fall Let the World prepare sack clotl
and ashes in anticipation of the humiliation tha
surely awaits 1t. ~ Eachdnge.