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Agents Wanted

IroR the STANDARD aud OiHeial LIFE OF HOyORA.
II BILE SCHUYLER cOLfAx. Indispensable 10 q
Just understanding political Issues o. the day aud
endorsed by the leaders % the Republican party The
claims 81 this statesman 70 The gratitude 81 the nation
ara 90 clearly set erth In this volumc that none % his
admirers afford 20 be without eopy SEND for cir
eaars and liberal terms, and full description
o. this great work. Address UNITED STATES Pun.
LIsiINO CO. No. ali Broome Street, New York
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Tms wAv 70 90 1.-THE Charlssion Msrsmrv
having hasn advised from The North that Wade
hamp'on's speeches are doing much harm % The
Dsmoesa,ic party, snERssp 70 Hampton, snd
other southern orators Of The Democraiis faith,
20. 70 show the easds Ihsy sxpsc, 20 play, uatll
ai'sF elss'iou. Ths way 70 Do Il, he Msrsurv
suggests, b 10 play 70 wIn nrsl and lhsn there =
saops apr The let Gauss.
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CnoFs ~ YoaK CoUETY THE York pa lie.
mocrai says the erapcs uill prove failure this
season 10 that county. About month ago Their
looked rather promising, but as they advance In
iheir growth many Of them cot and dry up, and
The most careful enlure will not secure more than
halt crop. There Wlil 10 but little fruit Of any
klnd In the vicinity aud that u very Imperfect
character. There will BE- very feN applss
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-08

SEAnusno AvynAv.-A ssrious ssabhiug STRAY
occurred In Dnblln, Hartford county, Nd, %
Monday nlght. u appearn that lhree men namsd
Barbour tlenry aud w. Phelps uers engaged u
dlapuie, which resulted Ia the latter bsing stab
bed u he len tide, near he heart d.. 3. Scar
hero was called d, s.aa 4 dFsansd The sound.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ID
Like the voleano Bells give issue 10 the foul and
hery contents Of the deep interior To remove the cause
Of such suffering 10 oaiy necessary 10 vltAilEs the
Blood by supplying u with IL LlCs glsnsnl, laos
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP,
10 protected solution % the Protoxde Of ironl viii do
this s'e'ualIy. aud Sivs 'isHStA. Tssv aud ne
the whels system
ssirssi eJs Letter J.s. Ray. RIeHAAB s. EBE.. II
''for years was sunsrrr from Bells so that m
life bseamr wraFsone through their frequent Aad er
sistsnt recurrence finally earbunele formed In the
snail ofmy lack During IT, progress large pieces af
decomposed flesh every day OF two cut away and
The postfatlon and general disturbance % the system
we're great. Before had recovered from this attack tWo
smaller eAfbunces broke out higher up. and again
threatened With recurrence % the surrinss 10 which
eommsncsd taking the PERUVIAN SYRUP ! con
tlnued takns u until had used ave bottles since
thea have had nothing ofthe kind. for years I vas
ons o. the greatest sufferers. Other medicines gave
dy uith tlnd aud intultlvc directly 10
tbs root 81 the evil aud did its work With Thorough
ness worthy ~ u. established eharactrr.''
4 " Page Pamphlet sent free. The genuine has
J. y. DiNsMORE. Proprietor.
No % Dry 81 Nsw York
The best knoun remedy foT
scROfCLA.
~ Al 20 manifold forms. including Ciserr. canssrs
SvpAii,s Salt RAsa@. CeasEnpfson etc ls.Dn ASpnH's
Ioeisn WAfta. pure solution % iodine rifhoaf cot
~n discovered Alrf many years of scientific research
and experiment. fos eradeaing humors from tie sys.
ten u has no Equal Circulars sent ire
sold BY D'assists generally spry 81. New York
Aag lin.
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An lsciDssr oV rHu Floor AT ElysyILGs, No.
IA eurresponden, Of the New Yo,k Journal Of
CommsFrs, who hses 10 the RsighborhoOd Of
Elysvills, Nd, furnishes some graphic pictures
Of the Fvceni food and disaster In that locality.
u. gives = very graphic aerount of The damage
10 the Aleerion cotton mills 81 the Mrssrs CAREY.
a. Elyssills, aud the ruin Of the mansioa Of one
the ptoPfir'ors, together with the following 10.
eidsnt lie sa,s:
The dwelling Was occupied during the storm
~ NJ. 'szFcy and his daughter, her husband
and irin.ir servants, who had al remained until
retreat was cut "a BY the Hood The thrrc-slory
back bailiing had fallen with crash, and was
swept on instantly, ~ thoroughly that not
thousand 81 he brick Fea,ain on the xronnds.
lmmedlaisly niier the back walls u the parlors
and main building generally isll edwards. Win
On exclamation that shs would rather drown than
he crushed 10 death, the daughter sprnng from a
window 10 The roof Of . plazIa, and thence 10 the
mn,s Of drhwood, taking shelter In the limbs Of
one of The standing oaks where she was soon
Joined b hrr husband and two female ssrvants
all remaining there through furious rain, and
uniil he waisIs partially ssbsidsd, when they
we're resrned.f
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A X. E S..

common share. a. good ~ the best The RED JACK.
~ icolbarn's PaisR,l lNE eanno, he exoeIled We
guarantee they ALL - ~ cent more than eonnoa
Axe. With lee. labor to the chopper
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BUY THE BEST!
DuRE OLD FRENCH BRANDY,
Il OLD RYE wHIsKEY,
PORT. SHERRY AND OTHER WINES
For medicinal purposes aud family use ALWAYS
on hand by the bottle aud on draught.
ALSO,
FINE IMPORTED A DOMESTIC CIGARS.
CHEWING a SMOKING TOBACCO,
PIPES. Ac..
.sS-AT REDUCED PRIcEM-s2
n. WILLIS.
APothesary and Druggist,
Aug ste Towsontown.
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PHOTO0RAPHER

PHOTOGRAPHER.
sn,IlE undersigned respectfully announces To
4 the citizens Of TOWs0NTOWN and vicin.
ity that he will occupy Mr.. Jones Davidson's
Travelling Temple for the purpose Of making
PHOTOGRAPHS. CARDS, GEMS, &C.
~ Particular at.estiOn paid 10 photograph.
ing Horses and Carriages, Residences, Views.
and parties on Horseback.
Thankful Cor the very liberal patronage Of
the people 81 this vicinity ON former Occa
sion, he respectfully requests them In visit him
again.
es-The Temple 10 stationed At the inter.
seriion % the York and Joppa roads. ia Tow.
sontaun. JOSEPH GERMAN.
August s.-2te
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es-we last week gave an extract from what
No stated 10 be speech delivered by Mr.. Odsn
Bowie, Governor elect % Maryland. We since
learn that shs speech In question was delivered
By Hon. rhoinss y. Bowie. once q representa-.
live Ia Congress ffom the Finh District. and
not BY our incoming Governor. We make The
eoFFseiioa with great pleasure. bssauss We Aro
assured that NJ. Odsn Bowie holds no such zen.
umenis % those promulgated By bic uamssake.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-08

YNAE undersigned. intending 10 relinauish
Il farming. offers for sale her FARM Of about
q iTs ACRES or EXCELLENT
LAND. M
IThis Farm 10 situated one qua ter Of IL
mile north Of heisterstown, immediately on
the turnpike aud between the Reisterstown and
Glen Morris Stations on the Western Msrvland
Railroad. The Improvements are a large 'rwO-
STORY BRICK MANSION, two good TEN
ANT HOUSES and other necessary Buildings.
and has on u an excellent Apple Orchard
The land is IN high state Of cultivation, hav.
ing had on u more than 1890 bushels Of lime;
premises 10 MARY A. MEL.
Reisierstown =. o.. baltimore Co. Nd.
Aug. s.-ams
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IN BALTIMORE co. ORPHANS COURT. |
Road Examiners, Notice.


NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. Thai IA,
IN undersigned. Examiners appointed by
the County Commissioners II Baltimore coun.
~. on the petition Of Charles NJ. shiplev and
others, for the closing Of public road. paris Of
The old Liberty Road. commencing at Scott.
Level Branch and running TO Howard Mil
Road aud also for opening public road com
nencing at SCOTS Level Branch on the Lib.,
y Road and running through the lands Of c.
NJ. shiPley. - Smith. - Lynch, - CLARK.
J. Howafd McIienry. Allen Paine. - Bran.
dau. Francis Rhoads. and others. 10 intersec,
the Howard Mill Road AT nr near Allen Pain-'s
gate. near the residence of Mr.. Brxndau: hsv.
ing taken the oath required by Law. will pro
coed on
Tuesday. Me sd day Of September. isss.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
u fair, IL not the mex, fair day. on the premises.
!" execute the trust reroscd in them. in aecor.
dance with the Act of Assembly In sueh Gaze
made and provided.
JOHN L. TURNER.
r. II. WALKER
T. J. fURGUs0N,
aug. SIT Examiners.
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- Ia GRANTS letter Of &C,

- IN uFNHF IrIItF u HfNtpIhnlr We Frau .
III elected To the Office Of President 81 the
United States. Il rii5s my sHissror o. aisaisisier
All TuE LAWS ,HgooifsifA. With economy, aai
ssA ~ r''~ ofg,riag PEAcE orIET, Avn PaorEc-
Tios EvEaTwHEaE -
In Frank =. Bair's letter before nomination
We read a very difswa, doctrine
'These Ia but zoe way To restore the Govern.
meni and the Constitution aud that Il fer fAs
Presasaf elect 70 deare As recossraefsoa aess NALL
a'sfro'd, comIsl the army 10 undo iis usurpa.
lions al the South, Dlsrknsn THK cAnPKr nae srars
oosEnsnEsTs, allow the white people 10 Fvorganizs
their own governments, and elect senators aud
Representatives"
10 the former &c have obelleacs To Law. pro-
lection aud Pracr IN the latter, disorder, mill.
'ATy drspO,ism and civil wsf.
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Baltimore County Land for Sale.

A VERY DESIRABLE LOT containing
n about NINE ACRES, In the Tenth Dis.
g triet. adjoining lands Of John s.
- baldwin, Joseph Cathell and others. III
This property Il improved By new ~
HOUSE. papered and well finished . new
BARN, CARRIAGE HOUSE. &c.. and has upon
Il . Mill Seat with 81 feet fall. which Is alone
worth all the money asked for the place. The
buildings on 10 cost nearly As much 10 erect
There q as tine Spring o. soft water ~ hows
within 20 feet Of the kitchen. and FRUIT in
abundance. The land Is In the highest state
Of cultivation and the fences are nearly ali new
post aud rail OF the most substantial kind
This property being situated directly upon the
public rad, and in perfectly healthy neigh
borhood. convenient 10 sciftols. churches, mills.
&c, make II a very desirable home. Price
~ 500. Terms easy. Apply 10 the editors Of
this paper. or 10 J. A. HAMILTON,
Sweet Air. Baltimore county. Nd.
August LII.
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Neso Advertisements.
FEMALE CoLLRoR.

DLkASANILY located on The Delaware river, IN
~ hours ride from New York. and ~ from Phila -
The very boat educational advantages furnished In con
neciion With pleasant home. fail term begins Sept
lsth. for catalogues, aidFrss Rev. JOHN NJ. BRAKE
LEY, A. NJ, Prrsident fAur ST
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Neso Advertisements.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. That the snb.
Il scrlber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county. letters Of admini.
PATRICK cARRoY,
late 81 said county, deceased. All persons hav.
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereoft 10 the subscriber,
on or b.torc he sM day Of AyriI, 1899;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
All neneht 81 said estate. Those indebted a.
SAID estate are requested 70 make immediate
Of August, 1855.
ROBERT CARBON,
Aug. s.-tt, Administrator.
VHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that The sub
Il hcrtber has obtained from the Orphans'
Court OF Baltimore county, letters Of admins.
trntion ON tho estate Of
JOHN scHwARz,
late Of said county, deceased. All por.ons hav.
ing claims agains the said estate are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the voucher.
thereof 10 the subscriber.
=, On or before nc sh day Of Aprii, 1859,
they may otherwise by law be excluded fro,n
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this I4,h
day Of July. Isss.
MARGARET scHwARz.
Aug s.-u' Administrative.
IN BALTIMORE co. ORPHANS COURT,
- August 9Th, lsGs.
nRDEkED. That the sale Of the Real Es,uia
" Of EMILY A. u. ARMOR, deceased, made
by Harrison Adreon, the Executor of the LIST
VIII aud Testament Of the said deceased, and
this day reported 10 this Court by the said Er
ecu'or, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
be shown TO the contrary,
on or b.rore hs 2Sn day Of august. 1855:
Provided, n copy Of this order DO inserted IN
some weekly newspaper, printed and publish.
ed In Baltimore county. once In each 81 tire,
successive weeks, before the 25th day Of Az.
gust, is6s.
The Report states the amount Of sales " 10
81. $4,000.
G. II. OWfNGs, Judges
True Copy-Test:
q. +. MAcGILL,
Register Of Wills Tor baltimore Cs.
Aug SITS
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r. WILLIS,
T0wsOntOw N, VI d.,

pHALaR ~
DRUGS. MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
PERFuMERY, SOAPS,
BRUSHES. TOILET ARTICLES, ALCOHOL.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
for medicinal purposes.
Glass. Putty. Paints, vArnishes. Oils,
Dye stuffs, Ae.
IAys'eiass' PSsscriptiOas CAREFULLY Compounded.
Aug. s.--sm.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-08

- The cnIumbas Jsurnai says "The lest
aei 81 The Rslss, before The var, vAs 70 vote he
Democratic iisksi. The hrsi ass of he Rebels,
amer The war, was 10 vote The DsmoeratIe ticket.
AZ thsrs uns hot enc step ftom Democracy IL 10
rcbsllion, thssr was hns one sep non rsbslllon
hssk Into Dsmocsasy."
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NetC Advertisements.

A Grand Picnic
will be held
On "Wednesday. AWgast i?n. Isss.
for the benefit Of
IT PHILIPS CHURCH.
Dulaney's Valley. miles above Towsontown.
Dinnsr aud Refreshments on the ground.
sS-Good Music in attendance.
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-01

A s NGULAR ACCIDENT, 70 an OK, occur
red in Scarborough tNline). Harvey Col.
Inns found one of his oxen in his pasture
with his horn run through one Of his hind
feet. Ii was evident the OK had taken the
foot TO scratch his head or drive the flies
away, and caught il on the end of the horn,
the horn passing about two inches through
the foot and throwing him upon his back,
where 3. manned until found. The OK was
So badly injar"d BY the wounds and bruises,
that it was found necessary to Kill him.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-01
Appeal.
F FUNNY LOVE STORY was related the

F FUNNY LOVE STORY was related The
other day TO one Of the police justices OF
Chicago. Miss Polly Chester complained
that her neighbor over the way, Mr.. C. NJ.
GoodaIe, had ANNOYED her beyond all endur-
ance. They had once. she said, been init
mate, but she had mlttened him. He had
taken the means of teaching half a dozen
parrots to screech out in chorus, "Hnmelv
Polly, homrly Polly, lives across the way"
Every body who passed the house looked up
at her windows, and sh.' was not disposed to
stand it any longer. The sympathizing JUS
tice fined the brute $50, and confsca,ed the
parrots.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-01

NEARLY DEPARTURE OF SwALLowS.-A
ynchman living in Eagle Valley informs US
eht about one hundred swallows which
hde his barn their home during the Sum
1tr, took their departure on Saturday. For
b years he has observed this kind of birds
&ke their appearance the second week in
bril- and depart the second week in Sep
1nber. But this year they went away two
Eeks earlier than heretofore
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-01

.rHE PICSIc by the Carson City Turn
rein Society or las: Sunday was largely
Tended. The place chosen for the occasion
Is Mr.. John Rosser's ranch, in the vicinity
Clear Greek. The houses were hand
|nely decorated, and the grounds free from
staeles. The Carson Brass Band was in
Iendance and discoursei music. The pic
was kept up until : o'clock P. NJ, and
frything passed OF pleasantly.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-01

PENovATIoN OF AN EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
The Church Of the Advent, (Rev. Mr..
hrop's.) on Howard street, San Francis
has been closed for few weeks past in
Fr to effect needed repairs. The church
undergone thorough renovation, and
interior especially seems transformed in
Dsyanes.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-01

Jockey Club MEETING. - The Carson
fy Jockey Club viii hold meeting at -
lock to-day at the Magnolia to make ar
pigments for the races which are to take
&c this afternoon. 1t is important that
should be present. Members not having
poured their badges can get them upon
.Dlication to Geo. Lewis.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-01

DAP AND Standardization is directed to
price Of the above named articles, as set
kh in the advertisement of James Duffy,
Pprietor of the Pioneer Soap and Soda
ciory in this place.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-01

NORTHERN DISTRICT FAIR.-We ack-
Fledge the receipt of complimentary tick
to attend the Northern District Fair,
(ch commences at Marysville, September
and continues six DAYS.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-01

pr THE BREAKING OF THE Boom AT En-
.e, mentioned in the ArPEAL of Sunday
t, we are informed tina. hut a small lot Of
ed got through. aud that all stopped above
Morgan Mil, Eot cord passing fur
|r down
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-01

FHEATRR SALooN.-Moore & Parker, pro-
|etors Of the Theater Saloon, have secured
services of Mr.. James NJ. Gray, and with
assistance will undoubtedly increase the
puiarity of that favorite place of resort.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-01

Few FAIL GooDs.-OIcOvich Bros. have
tne lot of new Fall goods, to which they
lite the attention of the ladies'. See ad.
Basement.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-01

|hthly meeting has been postponed till
fsday, August Sth.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-01

ne INvINCIBLEs will convene at the
ada Saloon on Friday evening. See adv.
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GOODS MADE TO ORDER.

For the accommodation uf such NJ may desire,
We Lave secured the services Of ctlubrai, luf.,.
p,an cutter, ubd are prepared g. mike NJ fi,e.
souds Ia IT /, superior 10 any utrr bu,Is. on ia.
coast shirts, Ties, Collars, etc made TO order
at short notice.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-01

TINE RACES To-Day. - There is every
omise of rare days sport at the Carson
Iace Course to-day-the first day Of the
ccs under the supervision Of the Carson
),y Jockey Club. The race which will come
on this occasion is single dash Of one
lie for purse of 800. The course is in
|iendid condition, some first class horses
| Il start for the purse and the bes. of ar
pgeG'ents have been made for the accom-
Edation of guests and spectators. All
fay be assured that this race will be con-
cted fairly and promptly, it being the de-
Elimination Of the Club to make a stric:
(piication Of the excellent rules under
Eich they are governed.
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The CoroREp CONSERVATIVE oRAroR.-

The CoLoRED CONSERVATIVE ORATOR.
Knoxville Wing SAYS: The statement has
been extensively published in Northern pa
pers that Joe Williams (cOlored), was one OF
the regularly appointed delegates from Ten
ne ssee to the Sc, mour and Blair Convention.
We have received many letters from different
States, making inquiries as to the facts, and
asking whether Joe is full blooded colored
man or only part negro. Williams Is fuil
blooded African and is black As the ace OF
spades. He is one Of the leaders and Chief
Orators of the Conservative party of lennes-
see. At the State Convention which nomi-
mated E;heredge for Governor, he was chief
orator and delegate. He was invited to adj
dress the Convention and he did address 1t
before and in preference to Hon. Edmund
Cooper and Mr.. John Baxter. During the
canvass he was a welcome visitor at the edl-
tnrial rooms of the Nashville Banner and
Union and Dispatch. The Nashville Gazette
men are about the on'y Conservative editors
in Middle Tennessee who did not embrace
black joe Williams as IMAM and brother.
Joseph was MT elected by the State CnnSen-
ZION as delegate t. New York, but he was
selected b. the few Con ervati,e coIored men
Of Nashville as delegate to that Conven-
ton and with the appreciation of the white
Democrat, for it hen supposed that
Chase would he the nominee, and the pur-
pose was to atfililt, with the negroes and try
To secure that vote. Finding that this would
not 60 down with the Northern Democracy,
Joe Williams did not deliver the speech IN
New YORK written for him by the Nashville
editors Before he made leader Of
Ernn ssee Conservatism, and befor" Mr.
Baxter, in the Convention referred TO aim N
terms of eulngium, calling him my trle nd,
it was known TO every body that he had -erved
a term in the Pennsylvania Penitentiary for
Larceny.
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STYLES.

Having agents in London aud Paris we introiue.
the new styles In san Francisco slnultaI, su,l,
with their appearance ia New York.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-01

The HERALp.-The recent change in the
political tone of the New York Herald is said
l. have been produced by the pressure of the
Tamman,ites, who, in three weeks, by per-
sonal exertion, reduced the circulation in
NV York Cit, from 80. 900 to 5000. Every
Democrat proscrb 1t. and Bennett VS. alb
>olutclv forced to turn h1lf ray back. II is
4 singular newspaper. When it was for
Grant the Copperhead press took great pains
to parade in double columns its articles on
both sides Of the fence. The Sacramento
Reporter published long list Of its Presi-
dental false prophecies. But since it has
fnpped half over tn Reporter is filling its
columns with Herald aTri, les, and bespeaking
for them great siderdtion.-Marysville
Appeal.
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SPECIALlTIEs.
PRICE AND GUARANTEE.

The largest aud most varied stock u Gehtl-.
meas ,lotbng, Furnishing oouds, Trunks, Ba..
aud Nal'scs, On the faCiii, Coast. liver, article
suli, bcihg ,i our own manufacture, IL lnatab.
tecd. Having contracts direct with llttis.au
AID American Manufacturers ~ Piece 8, o,is We
thereby effect a saving ui fully 30 Der ccnt IA
whul' sale dealers ptuhls and are thus able TO
offer SUPERB Goods a. less than prices
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The DAILY APPEAL.

The JAPANESE TROUPE. The Theater
Fas we'll filed, last night. to witness the
performance Of the Ha-yah-ta-kee company.
70 more astonishing feats, Of their kind at
last, were ever witnessed here. The little
crobats are perfectly wonderful, and OF
themselves are attraction worth the price OF
dmi ssion. The ascension Of ladder of
harp swords, the spinning of top along
4 string across the stage, the Elusive butter
Il trick, and the slight of hand performance
Re among the wonders OF the programme
krried out to perfection. Want of space in
be Thea,er compelled the performers to
init a portion of the contemplated enter
Ainment. This will in measure be reme-
BED this evening, on which occasion the
japanese will make their second appearance
efore a Carson audience. Go and see
Aem, and take your children with you. 7 he
spys and girls will be delighted with little
3All Right"