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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-09-19

The Stats Zeitung, the organ of
the German Democracy in the 0 State
Of New York, has this, to say of the
'ssaiberal'' candidate for Lieutenant
Governor, and Of the Reform party,
in general :1a nabhgs ooI .aia93.
vTH'The7 Liberal Republicans, under
the whip Of Fenton, have nominated
for the position of Lieutenant Gov
|ernor one Of the most corrupt per-
sons in..the entire State-the notori-
GUS Census Depew.'a This is. a
leaden weight for the State ticket of
the opposition, the force Of which
can scarcely be measured. The NOM
nation is at the same time charac-
teristic Of the entire Liberal Repub-
| lican crowd, and may give us a fore
taste of that which we may expect if
they move into the White House
with Greeley.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-09-19

LEANDER swan the Hellespont afor.
love Of Here" Byron swan it to show
that it could be done. Horace Greeley
is SWIMMING in the Democrat Hell(es)-
.ponG)d to gain the White House. He
has been successful in stirring up a good
deal Of mud. Will not the mer maids
who carried off Leander to spite the Fair
Hero, also carry off Horace to spite the
coalitionists?
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-09-19
The decision of the Geneva Court .

The decision of the Geneva Court of
Arbitration is printed IN this paper
There is some difference ia the text of the
decision in relation to the Shenandoah, as
given N different papers: Wergiye it as
we corrected it according to the sense
fromthe text Of the milwaukee, Sent;pez.
The Milwaukee Efu1kSe Wisconsin, and the qhica-
go Inter Ocean, P Pest and JtoNfrynol agree
with the Sentinel, The Chicago Tribune
gives the textfas We had corrected it be>
fore seeing the Tribune, But the Tribune
is elsewhere at fault in differing from, all
the above mentioned papers. The text in
the TELEGRAPH is the bestselectiCn from
all these papers. 1odaa arl I'd arr EoFa
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-09-19


New YORK, Sept. 16.-GeneraI
Sherman, accompanied by his son,
Master Thomas E. Sherman, arrived
in this city to-day, and proceeded to
the Astor House, where the Gener-
ais lady and several friends Of. the
family awaited their arrival. Gen
eral Sherman's party left Queenstown
in the Baltic, on the 7th inst, and
arrived off Sandy Hook at $3.50 last
night. Ats o'clock to-day, while
steaming Up the Bay, the Baltic was
met off the Quarantine by the steam,
er Henry Smith, having on board
General Sherman's entire staff, who
had started from the Custom House
at an early hour to welcome their
Chief and a lively scene of congratu-
lation ensued. The General, who
appears in excellent health and gspir,
it's, expressed himself greatly pleased
with his reception in Europe He
leaves with his family for Washing
tom tomorrow morning 1t was.
thought Miss Nellie Grant would
come in the Generals party, but
that young lady will not arrive be-
fore Oct. /. ,a.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-09-19

MAINE gives $4,000 Republican major
ity in place of $4,000 as given in the first
reports. Liberalism is destroying De-
mocracy. What can be done to keep the
opposition to Republjcanism from dying
out? Maine must have Minority Repres
entation. u 8 ui..lg
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-09-19

The speech of George William Cur.
tiss in this paper will be read with in,
terest and will show how some 0 the lies
are made about Grant. 1t perusal will
well repay its reading.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-09-19

THE LIBERAL DEMocRAcY-the COM
bined Liberal and Democratic parties
of Massachusetts, have nominated Charles
Sumner for Governor. Sumner first
heard of his nomination in the Republic.
can Club in Liverpool. He declared en-
phatlcally that he would not accept the
nomination.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-09-19

1.-THE Cotton States shall insist that they
can do better ont of the Union than IN 1t,
e0e insist on letting them go IN peace-HoR,
ace GREELEY, October 9th 1860. ga q
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-09-19
g-5t. 55tEa HeF a@lG. cas-
PHI @.- sd1 Ayers
t-t ~U&aff -LstI".4#~
~ -booNF fa Ell taoa 4. 1r.sr
s arsap .a; pa ].

IA ats
Is widely known
as one of the most
etfectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
tenn and purifying
the blood. 1t has
stood the test Of
years, with a con-
stantly growing rep
utation, based on it's
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-09-19

intrinsic virtues, and sustained by it's re-
markable cures. So mild as to be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet so searching
as to effectually purge out the great corr
ruptions of the blood, such as the scrofulous
and syphilitic contamination. Impurities,
or diseases that have lufked in the system
for years, soon yield to this powerful anti
idote and disappear. Hence it's wonderful
cures, many Of which are publicly known,
of ScrOfuIa. and all scrofulous diseases,
Ulcers, EruptiOns, and eruptive dis
orders Of the skin, TumOrs, BIOtches,
Boils, Pimples, Pustutles, Sores, st.
-AnthOny's Fire, Rose or lErysfpe-
las, letter, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head, RingWOrm, and internal Ill
ceratiOns of the Uterus. Stomach,
and Liver 1t also cures other COM
plants, to which it would not seem especi-
ally adapted, such as DrOpsy. Dyspep-
STA, Fits, N euralgia, Heart Disease,
Female Weakness, Debility, and
LelIcOrrhOea, when they are manifesto,
tons of the scrofulous poisons. (
b. IT is an excellent restorer of health and
strength in the Spring. N BY renewing the
appetite and yigor. Of the digestive. organs,
it dissipates the depression and listless lam
guorof the season. Even when no disorder
appears, people feel better, and live longer,
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
J ON with renewed yigor and a new lease of
life, ~ . er;Esgn
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-09-19
For Presidential Electors :

At Large-F. FLEISCHER, of La Crosse
VIM. E. CRAMER, of Milwaukee
First DistrGct-J. S NICHOLS.
Second District-GEO. G. SWAIN.
Third DiStrSct-O B. THOMAS.
Fourth DiStrict-F. HILGEN.
Fifth D5strict-E. c. MCFETRlDGE.
iSistk DiStrict-G. E. HOSKINSON.
tSe0entb DiStrict-R. BUM.
Eighth Di8trict-H. D. BARRON
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET. .

For Member Of Assembly,
DR.. A. FAIR.
For Sheriff,
JOHN TETARD.
For Treasurer,
- j. w. EVANS.
For DiStr let attorney,
j. V. QUARLEs, JR.
For Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
L. B. NICHOLS.
For Register ofDeedS,
D. B. BENEDICT.
For County Clerk,
E. G. TIMME.
For County Surveyor,
J.LOTHROP.
For Coroner,
A. B. TRUESDELL.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-08-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 Perlious season.

Glorious and delightful the summer weather Il, It's
tropical heat 10 severe trial to the vital poue6. Even
the strongest are sometimes Frustrated by i Effects
The common phrase applied TO this condition Of the
body Is grreraidebli,y." Now, general debility arises
from, and includes variety Of ailments The liver 10
morn or less Affected the bowels either consp
o. too much relaxed the stomach hut half the
work OF dgestion the appetite 10 poor. and the spirit.
oppressed This u what IL called general debility. IL
general disafrangement ofall the ply steal
and Requires ~ remedy medicine that will regulate
them all. Hosctiers stomach Btlers specially adapt
cd 10 this purpose Its general operation IL
10 single organ. II the liver IL affected u restores It's
tone 10 the stomach IL torpid. Fegencraiesit 1.-THE
nerves rrmulous aud weak u braces aud rrinforcus
them. " the mind. which rver.s ympAthaes with the
body, s gloomy aud dsspondent. u relieves the dicui
~. aud soon brings .he whole msci Of the body
Into Lnfmany Nith the laws Of h-aith.
rhrrr 10 no civiiiEed nation IN the Western li-mls
phere Ia which the stty ~ lDst.tteTis Stomach Bit
tsFs tonic, Corrective, aud antbilous mrdicnr 10
not kno~n aud appreciated, Tbrnu shout the Ttope u
10 cons ef- hath by the Ioe aud the profession the
STANDARD Specific white - seine Cor all seasons
aud al climate - isesI.cay suited to the CON paints
generated BY the ursher tng the purrst aud lst veg
ttah,- sttnaiant g. the sord.
b~uaFr ofths Bittrfs mads Of acid aud dangerous
Materials which unscrupuinsa parties .ndrHVoras
10 foist uIon the I-opi- Their name " legion. aud
the pahitc has guarantee that tsb not poison
QUE Adhere Ia the tried fsulrdy, Hassttsis Bitter
sold "nls Ia glass, aud B-ssT "a ksss o. barrels
AuH SIN
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Neso Advertisements.
Notice Of Registration.
SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT.

TTNIIE undersigned. Officer Of Registration Tor
Il the Second Election District Of Baltimore
county. appointed by the Governor Of Mary.
land, under Act Of tho General Assembly, APP
proved April sth. 1870, will meet for the pcr-
torrance Of his dutics, At
RANDALLST0wN.
Monday Tuesday and "Wednesday. 1874. I7h aud
ish days Of SeptembeT. 1879.
Sitting each day from o'clock u. m. u o'cl'k
p. m, for the purpose of correcting said lists 81
qualified voters by striking therofrom the nancs
Of all persons who have died. or those who have
removed from the precinct district or hav. be-
come disqualified under the second aud third
Sections Of the lst Article Of the ConAiitution 81
Mary and. aud IA reg ,tes the name oi every per-
sen who shall apply u be- registered ~ quail
lied voter WHO shall satisfy me he possesses the
requisite quail i6rations under the Constitution
Of the United States and also under The Consti
tutoa Of the State at Maryland.
NatuTalized citizens are required h. EXHIBIT
their naturalization papsTs u the Register.
Those persons desiring g. De- registered ~
transferred are respectfully requested u come
forward promptly that the Register may be en-.
Gbled u close the registration as speedily as
possible.
EDWARD 5. ". CHOA1E,
Officer Registration 2i Election Dist,
Aug. It'd.
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Isffsr from TIE Sect lsbore.

~ss Sinf Aug lah 1872
D'ar fnaon Lynn ciiy ~ s,'ikss ani shoes
lies stosi ten miie, north n Boston, =, 'hr had
81 what ~ call tidshstbot On ii. sais' siis
u touches srriss % beautiful 'eschss which
rah IN graceful curves al along 10 C,gs Ann Il
u connected wiih Nahant hs too teaches. {.
Longer aud shorter. aud Nshsn, u a. Bo.ion
wtat Nespoti " 10 the f,si of the sorld scamp
scot liss mile 81 a. from Lynn sbd opposite
Nahsnt
You issve he station, sud after div, along
the smOo,hes, ~ city streets yon nfikc what
would 10 Baltimore BE- disnihesi - an asssse. but
herr the, are content 10 call !, street This IL
Ocean street aud ), 10 the l.ynn part oi III. fash
ionsble dive, which has Tor points u departure,
Nahsn' an 10. Que snd ,nd Marblrhy.a for the
oihe' Ooraa street Isns Pafsllel 70 n. beech
lees than an eighth ~ m,ls hom ", sad on the
ocean side arr the Summer residences ~ many of
the Bosion people The location is bssutfnl,
aud the advantage thu, thirty tour trains dav
Connect !, With the metropolis
Passing over about ,wo.,hira. ~ this street,
you will come, on your tight. 10 low. snug,
houieisb looking. vine covered soodrA house, w
neutral tint. standing some hundred lscl from the
street. iis carriage way aud yard rabowsr-d In
elms aud naples !, has very wiuuing look
even among iis more stately neighbors u gets
all eyes aud all praises Of the pssscfs IT, grass
u green aud we'll cut, u carriage wr neatly
kept aud trimmed, the croqur, grosnd neat the
gate aud beneath the if"rs 10 tempting, aud In
that chair, under the sinc.clsd porrh you will
possibly see ihr somea hat fuhieuud visage aud
sialwafi proportions III veil, - ihr phrase ia
your correspondent.
Enter aud welcome. Turn round aud look -
Ny neighbor has bsau'iiul grove. aud ~ We
have no iencrs between ! forget ia ~ rnjvy ment
OF u that u IL not mine. The rad yos have
come by Is "the drive aud from Eve clock TO
eight 81 every afternoon carriages 81 escry dis.
cripiion. pom. wagons and all sorts Of iurn.Uuis
90 by, aud you exchange santations with friends
aud acquaintance rs you sl. Across the road 10
the stable, and In II the DID family mare precious
aud dear. and when We Eel like u We Join the
drivers or stretch away fof some ueishboring
town.
Thai g:ll do fot the ifubi u The hpuse. iisau.
tiful ~ u is aud s-'issat Tory ~ y soald be un.
der ordinary circuu,stsucr n 10 only . small
part Of the day that we give to u. Turn round
again aud cone 10. Openiug out Of the ball 10
the paTlor aud opening ou, 81 the psrlor By tina,
long window is- don't wonder that you start
What was II Burke said " the Preach Queen -
fot Somc there never fell 90 mortal sight 50 fair
vision, something like that. You DO not notice
the broad, deep piazza with its exquisite drapery
Of vines, but you ouly feel Is II you were step
ping right into the Ocean. Advance . step OF
two, aud you see that between you sud Il lies .
broad velveiy lawn " thrseor four acres, slopinR
gradually To the wafer which Il some three hun.
cred iest away, which y cot every ten days. You
do not see Il but The lava e tssraesd, and BE-
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Bio w1rf ~ see ~ tha' every Republican
who e surs gist@rsi aBd N, entitled 70 vote
a. a.- sl~-tIaa q Eay-m5-r isvsivs' in D. ~
iaty ap8n every Rspabl-an toe eouaty
thout 'as % .dfl- ~ ssp,s-ns~r M vsr< q
,.,e.ar 1pau ne F3.ag Isu tbe aamrs n lbssas
arre1t 10 have ar ved a. ga age aiacs
,ts 49, - t,ratIal aad vho ave come in N
he pa--lsa.ar Tl,.n 4 street Or rrsc net since
.ast cotton md s.E months PRIOR N he com
- as n~.ii~s he placing thssa new names
1D1n 'he y. the names 1f al those persons
rha have died snd removed permanently from
ne district - the e11nty are n b. stricken 81
,le To- The ahisci y ihess requirements u
the az i b prevent fraud They require that
the names q al who are entitled y vote shall
b. 1paa he list ani me names u tho.s no, en-.
slued SHALL b. stricken or
Since lat election there are numbers ia al
most every locality II he county. vho have
become voters. They mus, have their name.
piaesi on the voting lis, during the days the
reg stsr 80 i1r that purposs. Or else they will
b. unable n vpte On election day. Many PEG
pie who are entitled 10 regster viii never think
~ II nnless some aus calls their attention - H.
This il no, confined % the non-reading elias. of
voters BY any means. Folks who take the
papers and have every means ard facility of
keeping themselves informed abou, What ia
going On frequently overlook this important
business
s.. Republicans. Il il the duty u every one
II you u look about among yoUr nsighbors and
SEQ who Il new voter and have him 90 and
be registered. Some may think this is rather
early 4, call attention 10 this matter. But We
do il in order 10 hsve the ls,hargic aroused 10
a sense u their duty and b keep them wide
awake in regard oiL Unless a diligence Is
exer,ed By At least two or three aciive men In
every locality. there will be sure 10 he some
who will be left unregistered when the books
are closed.
There are some who will need urging 10 get
them TO perform their duty. They will not
want 10 lose halliday In going to the registers
Office. They will BE- afraid Of giving oaense 10
their employer, and things Of this kind. These
will he presented as excuses. These excuses
must be met. The voter must b. urged 30 do
his duty. lie will do Il IL he is. II he 10 not
some will stay at home in obedience to the half
threatened wish Of bis employer. II will take
diiigs1ee, perseverance, and industry 10 aeeasn.
pllsh the work.
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Nes0 Advertisements.
Notice Of Registration.
EIGHTH ELECTION DISTRICT

rTNlIE undersigned, Officer o, Registration for
IL the Eighth Election District Of baltimore
county, appointed by the Governor II Mary
land, under tho Act Of the General Assembly.
approved April sth, 1879, will meet Tor the per.
iormSnce 81 his duties, at
COCKEYsvILLE.
Monday. Tuesday end Wednesday. 1874. Isn aud
lsM days II SeptsB,bsr. 1873,
sitting each day from o'clock A. ". g. eek
T.. NJ. Tor the purpose Of correcting said lists Of
qualified voters ny striking therefrom the
names 81 all persons who have ii. q. ~ thuse
who hHv. removed from the precinct or die.
trict. or have bvcoine disqualified under the
second aud third Sections Of the let Article Of
the Constitution of Maryland, and a. register
the nane Of every person Nho sbsli apply o.
be registered = qualified voter who shall sat
isiy me bc possesses the requisite quail iications
under the COnstitution Of the United State,
aud also under the Constitution II the State Of
Maryland.
Naturalix-d eIiizrns are required q, exhibit
their naturalization papers " the Register
Those pcrsons defiriDg % be rrgsi rcd ~
transferred are respectfully requested - come
forward promptly that the Register may c!oss
the registration a. speedily a. tossible
WILLIAM JEST, il
officer Registration sth Election lai
Aug I'D.
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~uElt ~ F.Er-t IS n.> Et-.
FINAE unacr.,g SEA lHce- .es-.t-sts,s ..-
i ~ I~-clfth Bic loa J. ,t..-f tf i,sIt u,,-.
>Nant, amp, utcd b. ths ts,Ve-ua- 81 NJ,
.snd. undo the A., o. The tscnc-s Assems,
approved A prii >th. ls-t. vl nee. o.. n.
performances u his duues 81
MICHAEL ADAMS. NJ Carmel CKN-T
TsRN ROAD. - r-cc ne.
Hersat. Spfersbs- Ieh. Is.
WALTERS TAVERN
Tresisy. Srrse-, A. lsfi. -
GoNTRoN'S TAVERN. 6ARnENViLLK.
nj rrce not
H,sfsssiat. Nep'o-h. iSH i>-e
S'tnHe each day frNm sc'elock \ ". tot.iefE
7. ". tor the rurpNsc Vt sN--,cune sad ftsts
Of qualified voters by sirik ne thercf-Nr the
names 81 all persons VI, have died ~ ih,s.
Who have removed from the precinct ~ a.,
trfct. W have heccme disqnal fed under ,he
thg sccond aud third sections " the 1t A.
cle ot the Constitution 81 MARYLAND and II -,.,-
isier the name ct every person VIII shat A.
ply o. he registered A. = qualified voter " -
shall satisfy me he rNsscsscs the requisite quail
hestions under the Constitution n the Tinted
states, and alsc under the Ccnsututioa a. ~
state 81 Maryland.
Natnral'sed ci,isens arc required D. eNbiSn
taclf NATURALIZATION rarerS q the Reciste-
Those persons desiring ~ he rcetst.-sS 81,
transferred are rcspcctfuliy requested u come
forward promptly that the Register NAV close
the registration A. speedily as possible
}, HARTMAN SCfioNH.
ofheer Registration 18th Rlcciicn pist
AUG. It'd
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Notice OF Registration.
THIRTEENrR ELEcTToN Dl>TRlcr

a"AH q r. ~ sra MINI 4 AtfN N4NHIkEfG.
TNHE undersigned. Officer of Registration G,r
Il the Thirtccath Election District vi Ralt,-
m"rc county. appointed by the Governor ~
Maryland. under the Net VI the General As
scmbly, approved April sth. 1870. will meet So
the performance Of his duties, at
wApE's GREEN SPRING HOTEL.
Monday. racsday aad "Wednesday. lsiA. liza AID
Ish dogs Of Ssptc-hsr. lSss.
Sitting each day from c'clock A. NJ. 10 q oiclk
y. NJ, Tor the purpose Of correcting said Lists
ct qualified voters by striking therefrcm the
names Of ell persons who have died. or those
who have removed from the precinct or dis
tric,, or who have BECOME disqualified under
the second aud third Sections Of the let Article
Of the Constitution Of Maryland. aud 10 register
the name Of every person who shall apply -
be registered as = qualified voter who shall sat-
isiy me he Possesses the requisite qualifications
under the Constitution Of the United States.
aud also under the Constitution Of the State of
Maryland.
Naturaiiscd citisens are required 10 exhibit
their disqualification papers To the Register.
Those persons desiring 10 be registered or
transferred are respectfully requested 10 come
forward promptly that the Register may close
the registration as speedily a. possible.
GEORGE W. WADE.
onicer Rsgis,rstion 18th Election Dat.
Aug. It'd.
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es-The Democrats claim they are Demo-
crs's yet notwithstanding the domination Of
Greeley on Republican platform. And Gree
ley claims he Is n Republican still. Are there
two s,reamsl Are these two approaching each
otheri Which will be which when they meetf
We have seen two streams flow together. and
che larger generally predOminatss. When the
Patapsco flows into the Chesapeake The former
is Lost and becomes the latter. So when the
Liberal Republicans" minyle With the Demo
Gratis In the election OF Greeley The entire vol
ume Of voters ~iil be called Democrats AFTER
the thing is over.
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ksEp IoOL The ys,asi mao ssems 10 think
at 10 bot poos pay for ID. amour, Of labor 81
psndsd, II Caldwell only is elected Governor 10
North Cs'Oiias Poor pay wbs, mus, !, b. Tor
ibs Democracy, wl'h the los Of ID. patronage Of
the State and the general government both lie
need no, whine cot bic sympathy because he
haeiss The Rspublle.nshsys done more ib.n they
can get paid for They are men Of bold courage.
aru resolve. b.reie mould, w,lIlsx 70 fec. III.
music and m.ks sacrifices 10 the caur of right,
jss'ies aud equality. ssd patiently abide the con
sequences. They had father b. defeated 10 the
right ihsn be vIsio.iou. 10 the wrong Such IL
the history u the rise. progress aud triumph OF
the glorious Rspusliess party Had RepshIIc.ss
stopped 10 consider whether the emolu,neuts Of
Office would have paid them To suppress. Demo.
cratic rebellion aud f-sess the American Republic
from ruin 81 the hands ~ her dirsst foes, they
would never have drawn a sword, spent dollar
or shed drop of blood IN the promotion Of the
grandesi esus- iha, ever called . statesman 10 the
cabinet, . soldier 10 the field or developed the
grandrs, herolsm 10 H. ultimate success. Don't
be agiialsd. friend Ruby u does no, worry
us. why should !, you
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.


FLOUR.
Howard st. Super Si.5O1 $500; Extra ss.2s
Cgs7.2oi Family $3.50 a sloUe; Baltimore Fam.
ily si;.soi Rye Flour st.oo@sS.so; Corn Meal
$500 $3.50.
GRAIN.
Southern White Wheat $i.go Red ti.7s
choice Western White sl.ssi Pennsylvania Red
sl.eSi white Corn 7e@72 cts; Yellow do.
so@es Oats % cts.; Rye 70 cts.
PROVISIONS.
Bacon Sides, loose, 10 the trade, % cents
shoulders ~ eents, for cured meats Hams ie
e IL cts. Lard. jobbDng, oi@lo cts, Western
Dressed Hogs " cts. Liverpool ground sall
9l.ss@ ei.e0 tine t2.2s0e9.sS per sack Turks
lsland COOS cts. per bushsl.
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es-"fsrris" Greeley isheard IN the mouth.
Of Erin's sons. When the war Of the rebellion
began these same standing Democratic voters
hurrahed Dor Jif. Davis. Now they hurrsh
for "Hsrris" Greeley. Greeley did not take
breakfas, with the Arehbishopof New York for
nothing Il little striking tina, Greeley is
willing % degrade himself by counting the as.
ISOLATION % thcss he hiss viiiiard for the sake
Of bsnohtsing them. The Hindoo wife burns
her body ON The same pile that consumes the
body Of her Deceased husband. Greeley Is
willing 10 sacrifice himself on the same tuner.
81 pile that consumes the remains Of the Dem
oeratic psrty. Wonderful msgpaniuity!
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-08-17

ss-oas evening TAmmsay throws ,nt a
banner EFsesd by the faces aud names u lIo'
ace Grssisy and Grs,s Brown The nsstm morn
ing NJ. Greeley takes breakfast With Tsmrna
ny. the Arch Bishop Of Ses York md coto
RE Of priests. How are you Horace Greeley.
does your mo,hsr know yoa'reout 2" wsdonr
call this shaking hands .eross the bloody
chasm." but Il look. Ia as .. II Horace had
lespsi the chssn. and stood among those 90
tho other side Of H. ffhe can afford 10 hob.
mob with Tammany we can afford 10 lot him