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articles mentioned 1t is only by sucb
Misrepresentation that the Radical-Jacob
party hope to carry the pending election
They advise all to read the new Constitu.
tion, and yet not one Of their papers will
publish il
BARHouRsvILLE, August 9, 1872.
Ma. EpIroR;-IR the C.SeH Deaaocrat. dated
August 3, 1872, Vol. 1, No. l. the following
appears;
THE new Constitution requires that all per-
sonal property shall be taxed How will the
farmers like it to have all their spring ealve.
sheep, colts and sucklings tAKedf'
In order that your readers may see and
Judge for themselves the difference between
the present aud proposed Constitutions upon
the subject Of taxation, l have to request that
you will publish in your next issue Article s.
Section l, present Consultation, and Article 0,
Section l, proposed Constitution. And would
hore take occasion TO say that when the edit
or Of the DsE,ocrut publishes matter for the
bonefr Of the public. he should be certain that
he Is correctly informed in the promises. lest
he gets into that interminablo confusion he
charged upon the Convention that framed the
proposed constitution, =" and his work be a
thing Of shreds and patches, unworthy OF the
author"
Consistency, thou art jcwcl''
Yours, THOMAS TuoRSBuRo.
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AHr. VIII, SEc. I.--Taxation shall be equal
and uniform throughout the state. and All
properly. both real aud personal, shall be tax
ed IN proportion 70 its yalue. to be ascertnined
"s directed by law. No ono species of proper
~ from which "a tax may be collected, shall be
taxed higher than any other species property
OF equal value. but property used for eduea' ion
al, literary, scientific, religious, or charitable
purposes aud public property, may, by law, be
exempted from taxaliun.
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The Daily Press man wants to know il
we did not float and act with the Radical
party four years ago, as we DO now with
the Democrats. We are happy to inform
him that we did not We have neu,r be n
anything hut a Democrat, nor de- We ever
expect to he anything else And, further,
we are happy to inform him that neither
have we ever bought aud traded human
flesh for snlt, and several other degrading
occupations that some who call themselves
gentlemen have INDUCED in the past
Now, Doctor, rs We have freely answer
ed your question, will you please Le as
candid and answer those we proponnded 70
yon n few weeks ago, in order to let the
world know What you have been
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that the editor or t5e Dswote,f has ni..
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heothees'of supervisors and their clerks are
abolished as fiscal tribunal and a. an audi
ting and levying board, they have been found
by experience to be infieica,. aud in some ca
ses reckless and sxtravagsrt. The existing
Judicial system has been found to be inefficient,
ia the speedy hearing aud determining Of the
constantly Increasing number OF suits. espeei-
ally the smaller class Of suits, such as appeals
from justices. The necessity Of the creation
OF some inferior Court. between the Cireuit
Court and Justices. in which the smaller con
'roversie', could be eheaply sud quickly de-
termined Is universally ADMITTED: the expenses
incurred BY suitors of this cia-. and the DELAYS
IN the Circnit Court Is rHinuu.. = new Court
to supply this place and take the place Of the
Board Of Supervisors is created by the new
constitutions it Is similar. but an improvement
on the old County CoErt; il holds Elk courts
during the year. four Of which Is Tor the trial
OF causes, and two for the fiscal concerns of the
county. The president Of the county court I.
elected by the voters Of the county for thai
particular purpose, aud does not perform the
duties Of Justice of the Peace; he and the ius,i
ees are elected for the term Of four years: also
eonstSbles and assessors for the same time
Justices Of the Peace have the same jurisdic-
ti"n as heretofore, and defendant, may. if the
sum claimed exceed twenty dollars. before the
trial Of the cause, have his cause removed Ia
the County Court, to be tried by Jury of
twelve men
The Legislature under the new Constitution
meets every two years, and their sessions are
rostrieied-after the frst--to q days. and the
members receive dollars per day and 10 con
per mile, and are prohibited from reccivina o
any other emolument in the way Of postage
newspapers, stationery, or any other incident.
ais; it also provides that the public printin .
shall be let to the lowest responsible bidder.
bidding below maximum rate; the Goverpo,
has a rsvisionary power over the acts Of the
Legislature and is thereby held responsible in
some degree for the Constitutionality Of the
acts.
Under the provisions Of the new .Cons,itu
ton, the expenses in the way Of salaries to o si
GERS and the pay Of members Of the Louisla
ture, and incidentais, will be Annually less by
at least fifteen thousand dollars. The present
annual cost for salaries aud pay Of the Lcgisla
ture is a. folioSa:
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$4,000

Making n saving Of 80 $50; Il ca aid to this
the saving Of mileage and printing for one scs.
sion of tlc Legislature and there is saving Of
not less ,han $4,000 annually.
ask men ofaIl parties to lay aside polite
nj feelinss,an examine our pssseH C,nsiifH-
h'o' nul the prop..,d as,- Consultation and de-
eide candiliy which the ihink the bcst; which
one is it thHt throws around you the most safe e.
guards, ,nd guarantees The most freedom I
imagine there is no pcr-on who desire. the re-
enactment OF the late RcSistraGon laws and
test oa'h.' if -o, take that one in which IL is
forever fgrbiilcu. and Co us democrat. and
eonscrgati'c' who have f,r year. boon Geh,ing
against prescription ari rartisar legislation.
are We going to hand over to our late enemies
the reius Of government. with tac same wcsp.
ons to oppress us a. ir former year.Y Ifso, we
deserve the yose, end ue .houid ncckIy wear
IT, CHARLES ". FERGUSON.
WAVE Co., ". Va. ArSu.t 2, 1872.
The New York herald., 1872-07-31
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY JULY 81 s72-TRIPLE SHEET


10Y ELIZABETH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
lC to go out and work by the day, take In wash
Ing and ironing good references objection to paror
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SSarm and 2HoMscholS.

~We find the following correspondence
in the Howard county Progress of last week.
We like the way Mr.. Ijams talks, and recon-
mend its careful perusal by our readers, par
ticularly the farmer:
POPLAR GROVE, HOWARD CoUNTY,l
December IL, 1872.
Mr.. Editor:-I have been requested to tell
you "what know about farming" and have
consented because / so often hear farmers COM
planning that it does not pay.
bought the farm on which now reside, in
1887, for $1,000. 1t contained 1904 acres; but
have since purchased 121 acres woodland for
1915, making in all 1873 acres ats cost of $3,775.
The soil was exceedingly poor, but the build
ings very good. made but little improve
ments until lS4S, when commenced using fer
tilizers. / have under cultivation, at the pres
ent time, LOG acres by actual survey, and the
remainder woodland l have applied 100 bush
els shell lime to the acre with liberal applica-
tions of bone and a few other fertilizers.
have reclaimed all the wet and marshy land
making more than 200 perches ofunder drain;
cleared the farm of more than 1000 cart-loads
of stone, partly by blasting; and more than
5000 stumps expended more than $4,000 in
building more than $4,000 in fertilizers; and
the farm is well-stocked with fruit trees, which
annually produce large quantity of apples,
peaches, cherries, pears, apricots, ounces, and
many smaller fruits. Add to this the expense
necessary in large family which with the
above expenses were paid out of the profits of
the farm.
Annexed give the receipts and expenses for
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THAT Shall sOe Haze for Dinner ?

FRIEND EDITOR There is not housekeeper
among the legion who read your paper, who is
not frequently "put to it, to know what the
days dinner is to consist Of have more than
once said to myself, 80 dear, what shall we
have for dinner to-day ?" and was no nearer to
the fact. Latterly have adopted bill of fare
for the whole week, and this trouble almost
entirely yanishes, and not only with one but
with all the meals. And this is my programme
for dinner, but each housewife will of course
make up one for herself only offer mine for
consideration:
SWnday-Roast beef, mashed potatoes, mash
ed turnips, celery or coldslaw, and maccaro-
nj, desert, rice pudding or apples.
.aoaday-Soup made of a knuckle of veal or
shin of beef, which ought to be enough for a
large family two or three times; the roast beef
cold roasted potatoes, stewed onions; desert
peach or apple pie.
TUesday-Stewed mutton, plenty of gravy,
with potatoes, turnips, carrots, onions, common
ly called an ''Irish Stew desert, apple-dump-
much -four as will hold the crust together. To
be eaten with milk or cream and molasses, or
molasses only, or sugar, as to taste.
WednesdGy-Soup as for Monday, corned-
beef and cabbage, with side dishes of turnips
and potatoes whole; desert, an Indian meal
pudding sweetened literally with good molas-
ses, an excellent and wholesome desert.
1hWrsday-A leg or quarter of mutton, roast
ed, with potatoes cooked under the meat, mash
ed turnips and co1dslaw; desert, peach or ap-
pie pie.
Friday-Pork and beans, potatoes boiled ain
theirjackets," and what remains of Wednesdays
dinner; desert, apple-dumplings.
SGtUrddy-Soup, which, if there should be
none of the ''stock" on hand from the knuckle
of veal or shin of beef, before referred to, can
be made of the scraps On hand. Then the re-
mains of the mutton on Thursday and the pork
on Friday, with potatoes, coldslaw, &C.; desert,
a boiled bread-pudding, made of risen bread
dough, as light as possible, literally dosed with
dried eurrants or raisins, or both.
I offer the above as substantial farmers
dinner for the seven days in the week: Unjust
be borne in mind that poultry, game or fish
can be substituted for any of the dinners where
fresh meat is down, or something else that hap
pens once in a while to present itself unexpect-
edly.
As to breakfasts and suppers, every house
keeper will provide these as circumstances al
low. One or two things, l would suggest, that
good black tea be substituted for coffee, which
is sure sooner or later to produce dyspepsia
Tea is just as refreshing and entirely whole
some. Nothing should be fried that can be
6roiled. Mush, fitch, pork-chops, scrapple,
&C., we suppose must be, but beyond this avoid
it as much as possible. There is nothing hard
er on the digestion than the burnt particles of
fat produced by frying. No person who has
not the stomach of an ostrich can swallow it
for any length oftime without suffering
thG an Germantown Telegraph.
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Tele grapH

Te1e graPH
KNIFE and Scissors sharpener. 1t shar-
IN pens dull Knives and Scissors instantly.
Sample by mail for Fifty Cents. Also, the
REVOLVER LIGHTNING TRAP.
1t winds up like clock. Kills Rats, Squirrels,
Gophers, Mice, &c. Throws them away and
sets itself like a flash. One Trap and Terms to
Agents, sent by Express for 81 or post paid by
mail, for $1.25. Also the Yankee Corn Husk-
er. Can be used over gloves; prevents cold
hands and sore fingers. Sent by mail for so
cents. Also the New Invention-twelve tools
combined in one-To be carried in the vest
pocket: Pocket Rule, Ruler, Square, Bowel.
Screw Driver, Chisel, Compasses, Scissors, But
ton-hole Cutter, Paper Knife, Eraser and Pen
cil-sharpener. Agents Wanted. Sample (Pol-
ished Steel) sent by mail, prepaid, with terms
to agents for so cents. Steel, Silver plated, 81.
Also the New Spring Set Fishing Reel, the hest
and cheapest in the world.
AGENTS WANTED.
Address, COMBINATION Tool Co.,
124 Nassau Street, New York
Get 26-4m
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Miscellaneous.
ESTABLISHED 1912.
1.-The Old Stand
OF
Shealey Bros.


FRESH SUPPLIES OF NEW GOODS.
WE have just filled in complete assort-
w ment of new goods, and will constantly
keep on hand fresh supplies of all needed kinds
Tor the wants OF the public, suitable for all
seasons of the year, and the best which tho
markets can afford, at low prices.
Having facilities equal to city merchants,
we feel satisfied that if you give us call we
can give satisfaction in prices, and the quality
of goods.
The kind of goods we shall keep, will strictly
be frst-class and of the best quality. The
names of the following kinds we give
4a. DR. GOODS:
Black Alpacas, Delaines, Alpaca .Lustres,
Beautiful Challies, Chamberg Ginghams, Man
chester Ginghams, &c: Plain Cambrics and
Lawns, New Styles of Calicoes, Cotton Goods Of
all descriptions, White, Red, Gray and Opera
Flannels, Table Cloths, Linen Napkins, Towel
Crash, Winter and Summer Cassimeres, Cotton
AIDES and Woods, Coating and Painting Linens,
and fine stock of Muslins, Bleached and I'm
bleaced, Pillow Case and Sheeting do, Gloves,
Ladies and Gentlemens, Mourning do, and
Grape. fine assortment of Hosiery, Silk and
Linen Handkerchiefs, cheap, and A GREAT
VARIETY OF NOTIONS generally, such as
Silks, Ribbons, Velvets, Worsteds, Edgings
1uSertlnSS, ISuInlngS OF all cOlOrS, W1uGnS anu
Styles, in charge Of Lady clerk.
A fine assortment of Table Cutlery, Albata
Ware, Hardware in general, Queens Ware
Crockery and Stone Ware. A fine lot of Mems
and Boys Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes fol-
Ladies, Gentlemen and Children. And always
on hand GROCERIES OF THE BEST QUAIL,
TIES, Teas, Sugars, Cofees, Spices, Syrups.
Molasses, Salt, Bacon, Fish, Lard and Flour,
Wooden Ware, Oils, Lamps and Chimnies.
Shades, Patent Medicines in general use, Con.
fectionery of all kinds, Tobacco, Segars and
Snuff, Soaps, Candles, and a great variety Of
other articles.
Special attention is called to the fact Of our
having LADY CLERK, who will show goods
and quote prices.
re- Goods delivered free of charge.
We will run in connection with our business
A Da7Iy Express to and from the
,-.. -.-- City, ...
and having daily communication, will be pre-
pared to offer greater inducements and furnish
goods on short notice.
Thankful for past favors we solicit contiD-
uance in the future. Hoping to give every sat
isfaction, we remain,
Respectfully yours,
sDANIEL SHEALEY, JP.,
tA5 $50 H.@W. SHEALEY.
Feb. 17.-tf.
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VANHORN,S
EXC o lsiors ST re,
ODD FELLOWS HALT
TOWSONTOWN, Md.
TIME undersigned having purchased the
above named POPULAR STORE, will
continue the business and endeavor by his per-
sonal attention to accommodate the people OF
Towsontown and vicinity in everything they
may desire in the way of
DRY GOODS.
NOTIONS,
HARDWARE,
GROCERIES,
FLOUR,
LIQUORS,
SEGARS AND TOBA eco,
CHINA 4 QUEENsWARE,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
F E Z D,
And everything which ought to be found
in thoroughly supplied country store.
shall keep full stock Of the best goods to
be found in the market; and as | intend to
conduct business purely upon CASH PRINCE
PILES, and to sell at BALTIMORE PRICES,
l invite the public to examine my stock.
Determined to do my best to please the pub
lie, respectfully solicit share of the patron
age of the community.
VI
EXCELSIOR STORE,
July 20, IS72.-1y Towsontown, Md
WHOLESALE s. RETAIL.
Largest Stock
Best Goods
Lowest Prices
Goods Delivered to all parts of tie city FREE
.. OF CHARGE.
TAMILY AND EXTRA FLOUR,
all grades and prices.
''A0iN -1'''' HERRING,
.L SALMON, &C.
Japanese, 0olong, Imperial and Gunpowder,
Teas, Rio, Java, Laguara and Maracabo Col
fees, Chew Raisins, Currents, Citron, Figs,
Prunes, Nuts and Mediterranean Goods,
Canned Corn, Peaches, Tomatoes,
and every kind of known fruits
and vegetables.
WASHING AND TOILET SOAPS IN END
less variety.
Finest old Port, Sherry and Madeira Wines,
French Brandies, Gin, &C., for medicinal pur-
poses, pure Port and Sherry Wines retailing
at So per gallon, Medtarts Ale and Porter at
IS cents per doz., Seeger's Lager Beer at 81 per
dozen.
Fine old Monongaheia Whiskey retailing at
50 per gallon, old "76" Wbiskey at So per gal
Ion, old Nectar Whiskey at 81 per gallon, old
Baker Whiskey at So per gallon, and every ar
ticle to be found in first casc wholesale and
retail grocery establishment. rs Send for cat
alogue of goods in full.
C. LEWIS DUNLAP,
l3 W. Baltimore St.,
between Institute and Bridge, BALTIC.
Sep. I4.-tMar.9,'73.
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RECEIPTS.
3I,Ibb.5U
..S1.432.h6

Leaving surplus OFF,. 1926
The farm is permanently improved produc-
ing two tons of hay per acre and other crops
in proportion, and is worth four times its first
cost. All the bread, meal, fruit, butter, vege-
tables, poultry and eggs used by my family
vantages of horses to ride and drive at pleas
ure, and many other conveniences which would
cause additional expense were I engaged in
any other occupation. And Mr.. Editor, in con-
clusion l will ask the question "does farming
pay?" Up IJAMs
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Dry Goods, Clothing, dc.
Noah Walker Geo.
THE CELEBRATED
CLOTHIERS
OF BALTIMORE, ~
Announce the introduction of plan of order
inn CIlOTHING IND IINDERWARE

OF BALTIMORE, ~.
Announce the introduction of plan of order
ing CLOTHING AND UNDERWARE,
By LETTER.,
To which they call your special attention.
They will send, on application, their
improved and accurate
RULES FOR SELF MEASUREMENT
And full line of samples from their immense
stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Coating, Shirtings,
&C., thus enabling parties in any part of the
country to order their Clothing and Shirts di-
rect from them, with the certainty of receiving
garments of the very --latest Style and most Per-
feet Fit Gttainable.
Mg~ Goods ordered will be sent by Express
to any part of the country.
AS is we'll known throughout the Southern
States they have for FORTY THREE YEARS
EXCELLED in all departments of their bust
ness, which is substantial guarantee as to the
character of the goods they will send out.
LARGE & WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Always on hand, together with a full line of
FURNISHING GOODS, including all the latest
Novelties in Design, and at popular prices.
When goods are sent per express G. o. D.,
there will be no collection charge on amounts
of $40 and over. t..4. .aa
Rules for self-measurement,s samples of goods
ana price llSL SenC free on appllcatlOn,
The attention of the trade is invited to our
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT., which is al
ways kept up to the higest standard.
NOAH WALKER g. CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Mems and Boys Clothing and Furnish,
ing Goods,
Either Ready Made or Made to Order,
Nos. 1876 and 1877 Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Jan. |, IS72.-1y.
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Miscellaneous.
DIR. TUFTS 3mss iass.
t4i2fA ta4a1Hsc a. .etl
VEGETABLE
- .s LIVER PILLS.

u Ill DIR. TUFTS PILLS
INCREASE the powers of Digestion, and ex-
Il cite the absorbents to action, whereby all
impurities of the system are carried off. The
old stereotyped opinion that Calomel must be
used "to carry off the Bile" has given away
before the light of science. The Vegetable
Kingdom furnishes remedy, free from all
deleterious effects.
They act as kindly on the tender infant, the
most delicate female, and infirm old age as
upon the most vigorous system, graduating
every morbifc agent, invigorating the debilitat-
ed organs, building up the tagging nervous
energies, imparting vigor to body and mind.
Price Is cents a Box.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
DR.. TUFTS Improved Hair Dye.
This elegant preparation is warranted the
Best in the World.
Its effect is instantaneous.
1t imparts no ridiculous tints.
1t will remedy the bad effects of inferior dyes.
Is perfectly harmless.
1t contains no sugar of lead.
1t has no unpleasant odor.
1t imparts natural glossy color.
Price One Dollar Box.
.oMlI a SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
n
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ELoUR, MEAL SALT,
SHOES, NAILS, MACKEREL,
Rabbits SOAP, COAL OIL,
Cheese, Hats, Maccaron Starch, Crockery
Smoked Herrings, and many other articles too
numerous to mention. All sold at reasonable
prices by CHAS. r. CHEW.
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HAVlNG thoroughly improved aud reftted
III our store house with all the eonvenien-
ces of a first,class FAMILY GROCERY, we
respectfully solicit the continuance of the very
liberal patronage hitherto accorded US, and as
sure our friends and the public that our expe-
rience, and increased facilities will be devoted
to the interest of our customers, by furnishing
goods of the best quality at the lowest market
prices. Special attention given to fine Teas
and Coffee, also, to fine old Whiskey and i'm
ported Liquors. Goods securely packed and
delivered free of charge to any Railroad Sta
ton or Steamboat Wharf. April 20. -1y'
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NEW LIME!
YORK ROAD EXPRESS.
Baltimore and ToWsontoWn.

o'clock, p. ". Leaves To,1soatoton at A. NJ.
All Orders Left at the Following Offices will
be Promptly Attended to-
BALTIMORE, at PRINCIPAL OFFICE.
COURTNEY BRO, Charles & Fayette SITS.
PRICE & BRO, Forrest and Hillen Streets
THOS. M. GREEN, SS w. Baltimore Street
WAVERLY DRUG STORE.
COLD SPRING HOTEL.
GOVANSTOWN HOTEL.
Z TOWSONT0WN,a at SHEALEY BROS, and
SMEDLEY HOUSE.
J. J.. SHOCK.
P. S.--Will take charge Of Deeds, &C., for Re-
cord at Towsontown, for Lawyers, conveyan-
GERS, &c. fully 2O-3m.
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Their
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You Can do Your own Painting
BY USING
BRADEEYsS PATENT ENAMEL PAINT,


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