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r...--- r....HH 81. Joe. eli. Ill. i. HELMBOLD
Chemist and Druggist of 10 Years Experience in
k'i. e'A- Philadelphia aud now located at his Drug
and Chemical Warehouse 5e4 Broadway, New
rsssv Ils! York. atl.g u--H tE' q ---F l-a
From the largest Manufacturing Chemist in the World
81 am acquainted with Mr., IL, I. Helmbold; he occu-
pied the Drug Store opposite my residence and was
cessfnl in conducting the business where others had
beon equally so before him. have been iavorably -
pressed with his character and ep,i S
Firm ofPowers weightman Manufacturing
Chemists Ninth and Brown Streets, Philadelphia. =
HEIMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUoHU, for weakness aris-
ing from indlscretion The exhausted mowers of Nature
which are accompanied by many alarming symptoms
among which will be found Indisposition to Exertion
FoS Me@y v a moTor Of Disease
society. s4.' ...-0' 9Is'i ~ -
The Constitution, once affected with Organic Weak
ness requires the aid of Medicine to strengthen and in
vigorate the system, which IIEIMB0LDs EXTRACT
BuCHU invariably does If no treatment Is submitted
to, Consumption or Insanity ensues. a.
HELmBoID's FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU in affections pecu-
liar to Females is uncquaed by any other preparations
as in Chlorosis, or Retention, Panfulncss Suppress
sion oil customary Evacuation, liberated SchirrIis
State of the Uterus and all complaints incident to the
sex, whether arising from habits of dissipation mpru.
dence in, or the decline change of life '.4
HELMDoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUcnU AND IMPROVED Rose
WASH Will radically cxterninate from the system dis
eases arising from habits of dissipation little expense
little or change in diet Inconvenience EXPOSURE
supersedng those unpleasant and dangerous
remedies Copaya aud Mercury in all these diseases
fothese organs, whether existing in male female from
whatever cause originating and matter of how long
standing 1t is pleasant in taste and odor immediate
in action, and strengthening than any Of the pre-
parations of Bark or Iron. 81 D. 10. : gI1+
Those suffering from brokendown or delicate consti-
buttons procure the remedy at once. .F .
The reader must be aware that, however slight may
be the attack Of the above diseases it is certain affect
the bodily health and mental powers.
All The above diseases require the aid of Diuretic-
HELhBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCIIU is the great Diuretic
Sold by Druggists everywhere PRICE-S1 aj per bot
tle or bottles Tor $3.50 Delivered to any address,
he
Address H. I. 1IELNIB0LD, Drug and Chemical Ware
house 594 Broadway, N. Y. - -Oi- P, 9. .gin1
NONE ARE GENUINE LESS DONE UP iIN steel
IN engraved wrapper, with fac-simile of my, Chemca
Warehouse, and signed Do. '--' IT, T. IIELMB0I.D.
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LAND SALEs,-Oh Tuesday, Archer II,
Jarrett, Esq, rs trustee, sold n parcel Of land
situated near Churchyille, and containing
about 28 acres, to DR.. p. Harlan, for $4,000.
On the 2Sth of September, J. NJ. STREET., as
attorney for the owner, sold farm contain,
ing so acres, Situated near Kellville, to Lewis
Roberts, for $4,000. .agaCbE OFT rtli
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GARrErINoAxD On cIeTns Such Of our

- uIL CI9THs.--Such OF our
readers as are in want ofcarpeting, oil cloths
&c, will when they visit Baltimore do well
to call on Robinson s. Williams, 14e South
Broadway. These gentlemen have an extern
sive and well, selected stock, which they are
selling at moderate prices. Give them call
and get the worth of your money
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7'oPHYSICIANs.

Two PHYSICIANS. ~ D. u. s.a . s7 ~ ~
Il 800, t NEW YORK, August 18TH 1867
Allow me 10 call your attention to MY PREpARA-
TIoN OF COMPOUND EXTRACT BUCHU The com
ponent parts are BUCHu, Lone LkAr, CUBEBS, JUNI-
PER BERRIES. .TrI
Berries, by distlhtion, 10 form fine GIN Culabs ex
traced by displacement by liquid obtained from Juniper
Berries containing very little sugar, small proportion
of spirit, and more paatable than any in The
| active properties are by this mode extracted.
Buchu as prepared by Druggists generally sofa dark
COLOR 1t isa plant that emtss fragr ance the action
of fame destroys this ills active principle, leaving
dark and glutinos decoction Mine is the color of in
gedicuts The Buchu in my preparation prelominates
the smallest quantity Of the other ingredients added
to prevent fermentation upon inspection, it will be
found not to be Tncture, made in Pharmacopoea,
nor is 1t Syrup-and therefore can lie used in cases
where fever or inflammation exists In this, you have
the knowledge Of the ingredients and the mode OF pre-
paration. fs-,d ra q sl--afs g.1 r-t. as.-F lr,g
Hoping that you will favor it with n trial and that
upon inspection it will meet with your appreciation
With a feeling OF confidence
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1qgasta, G6orgia, o. iee7.---A democratic
meeting tonight was addressed. by Judge
Carleton democratic elector from Indiana.
B. I'll Hill and Gen. Wright, urging the ,r;tJ
pie to vote for Seymour and Blair. TIE IT,
publicans say they will carry the State by
small majority, while the democrats are con-
fident of 10000 majority Td ~ -
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Yacht Club Smo king Tobacco

Is everywhere pronounced by competent judges to be
superior to Others, for tho following reasons; ''
2, = 80 1t is made Of tho finest stock grown
1t has a mild and agreeable aroma.
1t is anti-neryous in its effects,
r~s Its free from drugs the Nicotine s.
. Odd. BE- Having also been extracted $50 Il n
p. .,r 1t leaves no acrd, dsagreeable after taste.
d , Does not sting or burn the tongue. %. 'N-
b.. - Leaves no offensive odor in the room.
-- Orders for elegant Sieerschaum Pipes
Are daily packed in various bags.
...----r 1t is of bright golden COLOR gtE 81
4. ..r Being very light, one pound will last
Two to three times as long as others.
Buy IL, try il, and convince yourself. If
-zv Your dealer does not keep it ask him to get it
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THIS Is NO KuNABUG e ay s ssaai .3sn 80
with age, height color eyes aud hair you will receive
by return mail picture of your future husband
or wife, with name and date of marriage Address W.
FOX, p. O. Drawer No. 8, FultonyiIe, N Y.
DIT ONn ANHooD-Nothing so important
DAOOD.Send two stamps for sealed " pages on the
whole subject DIR. WHITTIER, confidential physician,
Gil Charles street. St. Louis, No. stands prominently
above all others in his speciality. No matter who ailcd
state your Patients treated by mail in every State.
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Heavy shocks of earthquake occurred in
San FRANCISCO, California, on Wednesday ,af
last week Several buildings were completely
demolished, and considerable number badly
damaged Five persons we're killed outright
and numbers were seriously injured by the
falling Of chimneys, walls &c.
The Water IN the bay, Il is said, was per-
fectly smooth at the time Of the shock, and
no perceptible disturbance took place The
shock was felt on board the shipping in the
harbor, as If the vessels had struck rock
zzsT Twelve shocks were felt on Wednesday and
the shocks continued until early on Sunday
morning, .........,y ,6V
The loss is estimated at two millions of
doIJors sdi Sd roi1aa.f.iA. pm. -.}
In the intelior the destruction is also sc.
we're. The villages ofSan Leandro and Hay
ward are almost in ruins. .'i 1iE '1'
b The ground cracked open in many places,
and from some of the assures came clouds of
dust and from others water gushed out.
% DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS, The Democrats
of Marshall's District assembled at Jarretts-
vile, on Friday last, to ratify the nominations
of the Democratic party, and to testify their
devotion TO Democratic principles. The
meeting organized by the selection of Major
John w. Rutledge, as President, Col. Glenn.
Butler and Thomas Hope, Esq, as Vice Pres
idents, and Dr. NJ. l.. Jarrett, as Secretary;
after which the assemblage was ably address
ed by the Hon. Stevenson Archer, Herman
Stump and John F. Raitt, Esqs. III 91
y Previous TO tue organization, a stately
hickory pole, nearly one hundred feet in
length, was raised, and beautiful American
flag thrown to the breeze. Attached to the
flag were the names of the Democratic nom
inees-" Seymour, Blair and Archer" Music,
by Professor Beck S band, from Shrewsbury,
added to the interest Of the occasion. 81 .E.
On Saturday, the Gath inst the Demo
Gratis of Havre de Grace held meeting, at
which forcible and entertaining speeches
were made by Albert Constable and II. G.
Dallam, ESQ., electors for the 1st and I'd Dis
tricts, and also by Hon. Stevenson Archer,
Lawrence McClabe, r. r. Vandiyer, Jr. Mr..
Goldsborough, and John F. Raitt, Esq
Both these meetings were well attended,
and great interest manifested. a SIN
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RID jacket AXE,
CnLRuRN,s PATENT.

COLBURNS PATENT. ..I.f. Z
Patented July 0, 1867. Re issued Aug, Is, 1868, =
Extracts from Letters ani Reports of the working
qualities Of the Axo
- TX. 80 -r..sf g.Ic1t .ggTFTJI saA -Fgg
- /. Your Axe is bound to be THE AzE.sIl g-.L5 ]
II. 1t will cut % per cent. better. sytp -
III. My brother lost arm in the but with your
Axe he oen cut well as any one else can't
IN4H could not get another, twenty-five (S25) dol
lars would not buy it. , -. ,r-77-i am
W will cut hooppoles bcttcr than any other Axe.
y W. Iwould not be wi thout 1t for anything
VII. The only objection Is 1t goes too far into the
% wood -a.. ; o'n LdA '.' tg., rf
VIII. Men who chop for living universally approve
q oft, &C., &c., dd infnitm.
For sale by all responsible dealers in the United States
-r,-,ef, On LIPplScoTT BA Maxwell
Manufacturers of the RED JACKET AXES, SAWS,
sHOyELS and SCOOPS, and all the approved Shapes
and Styles of AXES. Sole owners Of Colburns Patent
o S0Afan A YEAR AND EXPENSES TO AGENTS to
@GOoO introduce the Wilson Sewing Machine
Stitch alike on both sides Samples on weeks trial.
Extra inducements to experienced agents For further
particulars address the Wilson Sewing machine Co.,
Cleveland, o.; Boston, Mass. or st. Louis, Mo.
COMMITTING NEW-Ladies and Gents--Just patented.
- 1t must be to be appreciated; therefore we
send sample and illustrated circular free. Agents want
ed. SPENCE Co, ID Park Place. New York.
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Sop 25. at Uppar Roads, between the LIST nine OF the
independent and LIST nine OF the Hartford STAR which
suited in favor of tho former by the following
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To CORRESPONDENTS.

All communications for publication must DO accom-
panied with the real name ofthe author attention
viii he paid to them The real name of the author will
upthp plIbtshed unless desired but cannot consent
20 insert communications unless we know the writer.
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Eureka SIM oking Tobacco

Is also very good article and makes excellent
smoke. 1t is much lower in price and of heavier body
than tho former and its SALE wherever introduced is
not only permanent but constantly the increase
Orders for elegant Meerschaum pipes also placed in
the various bags of this brand daily. .,
-' BE SURE YOU GET LoRILLARD's. 5Sa
We are still packing 500 daily in Century Chewing
Tobacco, and have lately improved its quality very
much. o.. IN 81.
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Manufacturers of the RED JACKET AXES SAWS,
SHOyELS and SCOOPS, and all the approved Shapes
and Styles of AXES Sole owners Of colburns Patent.
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NnNmeNEEnySSstio Golden FOUNTAIN PENs.---60
GUUUSfEEUS ncs written with one pen Of
ink No plotting one dozen assorted samples sent for
% cents. AgentsI make $40 day. Addres G00DSPEED
g. CO., 81 Park Row N Y. o. ..f. ..l.ra.. f.s.W
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-30

presence. Ills manners are not quite 50 lafnil-
lar those 81 Lincoln, but nearly 50. They
are gentle. natural, graceful, with business.
like quiekncss of thought aud motion bltthcy
are very far from the high aud mighty style OF
sumner. or tho judicial coldness IL Fesssndcn,
sherman and Trumbull. Though manly, they
are genial aud winning. American mothers
believe in Schuyler collax. There are more
babies named for him than for any public man
since Clay"
Such are our candidates. They are men
whom we can work and vote for. We have n
large majority against us in Maryland. rnd Ia
overcome this should now be- our earnest. uai
tel effort. Our opponents concede TINT th"
nomination Of Grant and colfax will rln up
our strength iflecn thousand votes In Mary.
land above that for Judge Bond last fall we
can make II many thousands more thar that
Let US 60 10 work now. and work with n will
until November for
GRANT. c0LFAX AND VICTORY.
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man, however, voting for Mr. Wade. On tho
second ballot, our delegates voted Wade IA
Third balIO,-wAds II, Collar ., IIamIin /.
Fourth ballOt-wads 10. Collar J, Haulin H.
Fifth ballOl-NAryland had voted a. on the las,
ballot, but before the result was announced he
delegates changed their volcs aud gave them all
to Schuyler coliOI.
THI CANDIDATES AccEPT.
The candidates for President and Vice Presi.
dent were waited on, In Washington, on tho
night Of their nomination by M immense con.
course Of people. Gen Grant was first visited.
Hon. Mr.. boutwell,, Of Massachusetts,, addressed
the General In behalf Of the visitors, congralula.
ting him and the country upon the selections
made, &c, slosing BY introducing Grant To the
audience IS The next President Of tue United
States, amidst the applause Of ell assembled
The GeneFAl replied In his usual brief style. lie
said he was not accustomed 10 public Speaking,
aud did not desire 10 cultivate the power. All
tina, he could say was that to whatever position
he nigh, be Calle, by the will Of the people. he
should endcAvor 10 discharge lie duties with e.
deity and honesty Of purpose. lie made no
promises or predictions stating that the people
would have 10 judge " his Feclliude 10 the per.
fOrmancs Of public duties by bis record before
them. General Grant acted wisely In making
no promises or pledges Of his future course -
Actions speak louder than words, aud by his
works In the pas, the Republican party Of the
country are willing TO judge Of his course iu the
future. VI. Cola. was neIt visited. and intro
duced 10 the s.;,fnee by Hon. Mr.. Pike Of Maine.
W.. t'sRS! "llDia<d In mos, haiiering terms To
the unanimous nomination Of Gen. Grant, aud
predicted that he would lead the Uniou hosts To
triumph at the polls rs surely be- led the Union
armies to triumph 10 the field lie then, in his
usual happy aud effected style, referred io ,he
great measures oi progress inaug GrAisd aud nc.
complishrd by the Republican party, aud olhsts
yet To be carried out, and said that with princi.
pies which will bless We shall 70 through the
" contest conquering and 10 conquer"
Thrsr nominations have bern received through.
out the country In the mos, happy manner.
Public meetings. illuminaiions, the firing of Eau.
nous and the ringina.Of bells have testified the
Satisfaction "f the people u, the selections made.
Il is unqnrsiionably the strongest ticket that
could have been brought cut, and will sweep
the country like "a whirlwind There do not
seem To he any dissatisfied parties; all are graft
tied al the ~Oik VI the Convention: all are vii.
ling 10 work for the success Of th- ticket aud the
cause
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TIIE BlLTIMORE MARI ETS.
MARRIED.

DR.. strobe. Laws KUSp 1" Mics Sstity A.
daughter of AbUah Cole. Es.I. all Of Baltimore
county.
In baltimore. on the 18th inst. by the Rev.
samuel Philips. ALnKar J. T. MrnDoog, Of
Westminster. Nd. 10 Mics MARV :. Tom. at
Baltimore county.
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sA-The New York Worh 81 Wednesday.
urges the nomination Of Chief Justice Chase as
thu dsmoaraIie eaRdidaIs far PFss,dsnt. sad
suggests the propristy ut aaking strenuous
effort ~ secure the Southern State, lar that
party by thu all III their negr" vo.s'. Those
are sign, Of the conceded h"pclessne.s IT de
fcating Urant aud CullaE.
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- The New York World said IL the nsHl
President tbei"rs the Repuplieaas nominated
HIM. lie has within him every manly quail.
iIy. which will cause the Rsme oI Lieutenant
General Grant - live lrr~yer IN history"
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eS- Grant aud colfax may rs., ""n,sndcd
in their minds that their race for the Presiden
~ aud Wee Presidency will be- all but a walk
over a. George Francis Train has Withdrawn
his candidacy. aud will h" very much offend
81 II any 81 his friends place him in no,nina
tiou,
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Jes- The B'ston Io'i says the deinoeraiic
party demands the immediate r-sloTation Of
the southsvn States N the rnion aud yet the
solid democratic vote In Congress was east
against the admission of Arkansas the other
day.
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A. Homestead. BALTIMORE county, on the 2ad
inst, WALtER Bcorr. IN the goth year Ut his
age, second son II John \. aud tse late Harriet
CaruUsll.
AZ Gainesville, ON the 9lsl inst, Rev JouS
L. LTos, IN the eTth year Of HE ags.
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a BAL NJ ORE
Dry Goods, Grocery, shoe,
shat and Gap, Clothing
asli Produce Store
Combined.
CI.EAvELAND'S BRANCH STORE
At TOwSONTowN.


AT TOwsONTowN.
IN nr about the 9th Of June. McssTs D. Il.
~ tlravrland 20 oG DaltiInora, will 90.
tablish Store al Towsontown, At the
0DD FELLOWS HALL.
With a steak equaling any Ia be found in the
city exceeding sny "a be found ia the coun
Try. We will have a full Stock of DRY GOODS
OF every kind which We furnish from our store
IN Baltimore. such rs blk and bro. Muslins,
Calicocs, cuttonades. Cassimers, Of which NE
shall hav. the latest styles Delaincs aud all
kinds "i Dress Goods Flannels, brown Drill
cambri"s. Tabl" Linen, 4c. Ala, Pins, Nee.
dies. spo"l Gotten. Thread. buttons. Brushes,
Collars. cuts. Combs, GLOVES, aud a fns and
cheap line oi HOSIERY. 4c. 4c.. Ac. Our
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Embraces line line ri Teas, Coffee. Sugar.
Flour Sugar Cured llams. Table Salt, q. A.
Salt. Mustard. Ginger. Aiispice. Corn Meal.
Coal OIL. and 10 fact every thing pertaining 10
tho Grocery business full stock Of every
thing. all fresh aud kept Ia No. I order. We
also have q tip-top lot Of TOBACCO aud az.
CARS HATS aud cars for mon aud boys :
hO0rs and s,l, fog ladies, gent. and chil
CHINA WARE, Ac. Also. . hne lot If
READY. MADE CLOTHING,
A large stock 81 Tin aud woolen Ware and
t"et - w kthtNut NNuutFN
store. all of which will be sOld al cify yrices.
As our wagon will run Ia aud lrom the city
We viii CONSTANTLY be Ia receipt Of New Goods.
all ot which ". will be enabled to sell ~ low
rs they eau be bought irUm any house ~ Raj.
timore. Philadelphia or New York. We in
tend ~ aonduot our 6tore ia the country upon
the same plan ~ that in the city, which Is 10
refuse all credit aud transact business upon >
strict oasA systsm. We know We can show that
u ~ inueh cheaper 10 buy goOds for eash lhan
on credit n
We respectfully ask call from the citizens
Of Towsontown aud vicinity.
We ere Al al times willing 10 show Goods
aud quote prices.
s&- COUNTRY PRODUCE taken In %.
change.
u. n. CLRAVELANn 4 CO.,
REJIcH STORE,
=, Towsontown. baltimore County, Md.
May 10. tsss.--iy.
GtALL AT CLEAvELAND a co.'s, IOS N,
~ GAY STREET, aud see their SPRING
GOODS Of every description. tApril Is.-lL
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- Aady 10 confident tina, IL the democrats
nominats him for their candidate be will beat
Grant Hs will prove a =" victim 81 misplaced
''eonadsncs," both ss 10 the domination snd
the election.
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Three hundred AID twenty siS votes bring
necessary 10 choice ilrre was no nomination
on this ballot
Seond Baiioi. -- Wilson lla, Wade no. FEN
ton 100 Collar 80, Curtin ", Ilamlin 10.
Third Haiioi Wilson i0I, Wade ia, Fenton
10, Collar ICE, Iiaailin IS, Curtin 20
Fourth BIiis. Wilson o., Wade l2i, Pen.
ton la, Collar lsc, Ilanlin ~
FVi BIiiol. The call Of the States was pro.
eceiing on this ballot, and MI we're voting ~ on
the preceding ballot until Penney ivania was
reached, when that State iook thirteen votes
nom Wade aud three nom fenion and gave her
vote solid 10 ColfaE. This changed the current
Of affairs. The vote ~ state after Statr was
changed nn,il the 6nal result WAS Eunosnsel ~
s,ilnsga.
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The Campaign Uaioa.

The greatest political campaign. in all prob
ability. ever passed through by tho American
people. has now commenced. Our candidates
are named they are worthy the support of
every one not conicsscdiy a traitor: onr op
poncnts will present their candidates ia July
-wbo they will be- remains TOR the future Ia
determine Every means should he tried IA
induce men h vote for Grant aud Colfsx w.
tiers should be enlightened as 10 their records
aud efforts in III" cause ef,hc government. aud
as To tho principles aud objects 81 the Repub
lican party. now grossly misunderstood. To
these ends We intend 10 devote our best cncr.
gi"s from now until the campaign closes. and
L. make our paper Of real benefit Ia the Union
cause. we should like 3" send it Ia one thou.
sand more voters In baltimore county. Il will
be- Elk months before election day n long
campaign. Our paper Is very large one.
aud the paper costs very nearly what We
charge lor II. aud We cannot afford 10 furnish
il for much LEES than 81 80 per year; but We
will 10 the best w. eau. aud will furnish the
U~'On fr"m n"w until the close 81 the camp sign.
tssy until the first 81 December. seven months }
at the i"ll"w,ng rates.
on" copy i"r. ....................s - cts.
Three r"lHrs t''r ..,.........,...........2.n
ftN" copies i"r .........................
ar at tL' -ainr I'r,r" Tor larger rlu' Let our
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ne- The heats. hates aud passions 81 r.
bosr passes sway but IL. records remain. An.
drew johnson, W ths votes ofthree- iourth' Of
tho Representatives aud nearly iwo .thirds o.
The Senate, will stand on the histovle Vago
charged with high crimes and misdemeanors.
No ruler vss ever thus Febuksd.
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wh"r" ,hc cheapest DRY GOODS iss"ld
in the city.
just received from Auction splendid quality
MOZAMBIQUE at IS and 81 cents. cheap at %
cents. Pearl MODES and Lavender ALPACAS
at 81 and a5a cents. Figured GRENADINES
at 20. - and 20 cts. less tina. half price. New
styles of chene POPLIN aud Tonrin Cloth. for
suits. at 37l cents. Plain French LAWNS.
CHISTZ. PERCALEs. GISGHAMs. very low.
White MARSEiLLES at 80. 374 and 50 cent?
Bisrk ALPACAS, for suits, at 37!, -, 30 aud
- cts. great bargains. ) 1 Black all .w,.ol De.
LAME. Lupin's Fabric at 50 and ~! cents
CALiCOES At %. :. 10 and ~ cts. The beet
yard wide MUSLIN in the city for I2. Mems
and Boys WEAR At %. 81, -. 50. a.. - cents
aud VI, very cheap. at the
CHEAP CORNER,
Gay aud Exeter Streets. BALTIMORE.
NAV an-,f