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CAMPAIGN GOQDN FOR lS72.

gents wanted for our Campaign goods. Sell at
Sight, Pays 100 per cent profit. Now IS
the time. Send ut for Descriptive Circulars
and Price Lists of our Fine steel Engravings OF,
all the Candidates, Campaign Biographies, Charts,
photographs, Badges, Pins. Flags, and everything
suited to the times. Ten Dollars per day easily
male. Full samples sent for 81. Address MO0kE
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New Arrangements!

NTE wish to simply say that ws now are
w receiving our Spring Goods,
which for quantity, quality and price cannot
he excelled, with all the fine lines of hides
dress goo6s ladies', misses and children's
hats, bonnets and shoes, with everything
that gentleman, boy or child can call for,
and with the advantages we have in getting
up stock of goods, and with the assistance
of two extremely pious, polite, acocmmoda-
ting young men, q. NJ. Sebastian and ".
NJ. McClellandl we feel confident we will
please the most fastidious, as we'll as every
body else. We, therefore, earnestly ask all,
both old and young, high and low, to come
AMI see our stock of goods, and we will
make it pay you. We have been in the
goods trade for % years, and have not made
any money. Weare now going to sell goods
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Greeley, Brown and Cheatham !
MASS MEETING /!
BARRECUE !
E0RG BB8 GRS
GOOD SPEAKING F!
EVERYBODY INVITED !

The Gathering next Saturday
at the Fair Grounds of the friends
of Greeley, Brown and Cheatham
promises to be an enthusiastic
and imposing demonstration. Ad-
dresses will be delivered, i! is eX.
pected, by
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EPEF "a prospectus of the Peoples Stan
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TO sent free To ali book agents. Send
AGENTSi name and address to ZGEGLER x Nc
~ GAN CiCUKDY, 1879 Race ST. incinBati Ohio
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oTGNNKRISe .-Dr. WHITE fU9 East 26th So. New
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others. SOpay until cured. Send for circular
S00O AGENTS wANi ED.-SampTes sent fee by
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CENTS wanted.-Agc gents make more mon
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HORACE GREELEY and FAMILY.

An elegant Engraving. perfect likeness, Sea26 In.
sent by mail 81 also. Campaign Goods. silk Grams
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CT x day to Agents selling Campaign Badges,
SIo for Ladies and Gents as breast and scarf pine.
gold plated with pho. ogrS TRES en'f Candidates
Samples mailed tree Tor 80 cents. MCKAY & Co.,
20 Cedar st N Y.
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Come See Mine
Before Bssy5ssg!
l have now and will keep the celebrated

The Plow has been strengthened, and is
said by the maker not to b1 eak when stri-
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Plow as to its
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c1 n made from 80 cts Call and examine or II
1O Samples sens postage free for 50 cts. that re-
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Square, y. Y
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For iae .Audiiaomn Trunet r,j.f.
pIrTsBuRo. Pa. July OH 1872.

iirfsbuh1, a. July all ioi.'
Mn EplroR--DnaR Sin ;--Aftcr short
solourn in this city, for the purpose Of
seeking n new and more profitable outlet
for the peaches Of our section, am fully
CONVINCED that pittsburg and the spr-
rounding towns and Villages, with com
bined population Of over three hundred
aud fifty THOUSAND inhabitants, would
be u much more profitable narkc, for a
reasonable quantity Of our frgit. than any
to which we have heretofore shipped. us
ve can ship direct from the Del \. Il,
and branches without change Of ears. and
within four hours of tie lirc to New
York ; Furthermore, the frei. .,ht wogld not
be propor;ionatcly higher, The frui, here
toforc said in this market has been tha,
which has laid in Ehiiadclr ,ia and Bal,i-
more a, Least twelve hours before reship.
mcnt, ard six to eight carloads PC, day ol
this kind Of fruit hqs been sold OF au
average for two dollars and Fifty cents per
busEei crate have Lsj intcrgiews with
several gomnission Merchants Of ,hi.
city, and they are all of the opinion ,hn'
fruit. direct from the growers, wonld bring
a much better price. az it would te np en-
irely new tliny Lcre.
I'sub,n;t tie above to the peach grow.
eys Of ogr section as a correct statement o.
.he pittsburg market. Yours, &c.
EUREKA.
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Newark lsesss.

Mr.. Hiram Ans,in. painter and paper hanger,
died on Sunday, 7th inst, of Dcaucer in the
siomach. He was 50 years of age and worthy,
upright man.
Mess's. Athiseoa Z Gsia'h have added .
handsoms coach 70 their Livery eutais: They
arc now nnssspasscd In ,hsir bssissss BY any
stable In the 0eate.
The raln 81 Wednesday night was neves mors
needed 81 Appreciated. Il commenced falling NJ
10 o'tlVek, eentinsing for one hour.
- poat rae ~ Greeley On any seEs psns-
, ~ .s e Y ,S, ,,ssss I. ssss ~ SsersS
Ticket. Evidently some arrangement will have
| 10 vs. entered into, as some gentlemen will un-
der tbe present aspect lose either teir vGtes OF
heads, mud ,hey DO NOT wsnt u lose either.
Sescsal parties arr anxiossly looking fuf the
aaaopucrmrns Of The T.wnsend-penn .pteysr
be present. Many children are sick iram The
excessive heat. Farmers are cutting oats. Jas
n. Ray aud family started on Monday for a six
week . stay Mt Collins Beach,
fs~erg.nis@a.
Af,cr suspension Of fourteen yesrs, Good Sa
| marian Lodge, /. u. u. Y. ot this town, re-
organized on Monday evening last, under layer
able circumstances. They have rented Cpehfar
Hal, over Seoudrick 4 Cochran's store, an,
fitted II up for n Lo,lg gel Room. The Lodge vii
meet regularly on Thursday evenings.
severe ssorns at warwick.
We a-e informed that Warwick and ,ieinit.
was visited with very severe storm of wint
and rain un monday evening. Rain fell III ier
rents, aud ihc wind did considerable damage
Corn was beaten Hat 10 the ground aud tn
brick-kiln OF Mr.. Peter k,sacr vas blown down
greeley and brown Flag.
Samuel Townsend, Esq. has poic erected II
Townsend, bearing Greeley and lirown'
flag. This is, We believe, the first iihs raised II
this part Of the county bearing those nani,s.
Execution Of Andrew CiRrk.
The negro, Andrew CLARK, who was eenyiete,
nj the way term Of Court, On several charges q
rape, was hung at New Castle yesterday.
Service NJ Armstrong;.
Rev DR.. Patton will preach In the Chapel q
Armstrong;, Tomorrow afternoon, al "a o clock
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As II Should Be.

1t is an encouraging sign Of the times
to see the pulpit true to its mission Mt n
time when the professional politicians OF
all parties are pros'ra,ing themselves be-
fore tho masses, aud throwing dust in
their eyes, for tho sake Of prospective
votes at the ensuing Presidential election.
Archbishop Purcell Of Cincinnati, and
Bishop Baylcy of New Jersey, two oil
the most eminent prelatcs Of the Ro-
man Catholic Church, have had the cour-
age, within the week, to spenk out against
the degrading despotism OF trade unionis,n
and to VAIN their fo,ks against tho newest
and most misehicvous device Of that "isn.
Ten hours pay for eight hours work
We have no doubt these warnings and
admontions will do good The working
people have been go iia,tered aud humorcd
Of late by the oihce-seeking den,agogue.
who are seeking TO use them that u li,ll,
plain speaking from the clergy, who l(
mol want their votes, will do them Ii,
harm.
The occasion is one which might temp
like utterances from Protestant Us well u,
Roman Catholic bi.aops. cor. il mus, b,
remembered. the church as well n, soeic,y )
is seriously threatened With the powerful
and ever aggressive Spit Of Communism
which undcrlics the . International fea
lures of these Trades Union movements
The press, as rule. is doing lis dut,
nobly in the matter. and Il the clergy vii
do theirs. wholesome public upinion vii
be created, which the demagogues AM
Trades Union schemcrs with ail ilei
noise will be unable to withstand - Ef
| change
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ANTI GGrrLEy MOVEMENT The anti
Grcclcy Convention. which was in session
in Baltimore at the time the regular Con-
reh'lon was in session, and which was
composed Of men from various States, has
issued m address 10 the people, aud re.
conmcnls that Convention be held In
Louisville, ky. on the ard Of September
The address is purely Democratic, cnun.
ciating he true Democratic principles as
set forth in Jcifcrsnn's inauaural, under
which the name Of Democracy became
glorious
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The Baltimore Sun Of monday last. iu
speaking Of tho personnel Of the delegates
70 the Democratic Convention, paid the fol-
lowing high aud we'll deserved compliment
tsAhsQ stDafweree efavosiles;a 40 D
IN Thoss +. bird. % lbis Mega
tion. st pr1Isn14 n,embQ of3he Init Y
StslD Scs1< III JAccupi< shS S1sea6 u
his father aud grandfather 6lled before
him. The present active representative
Of one Of the oldest and most illus.rious
families Of Delaware. lie wears most wor-
thily the mantls Of his forefathers. Ho Is
distinguished in the United States Senate
FOR bis Sstutencss ax xEmwyef. his tfcAdtH
and conservatism ~ statesman. mud his
high ability ns an orator. In courtesy
and high.toncd msnners he 10 a Chevalier
Bayard indeed. Mr.. Baynrd. during the
| last session Of Congress, served with Nj
Casseriy us the only democratic members
Of the New York custom house inycstiga.
tion committee, and il was solely through
their uuiiring efforts that the frauds and
corruption which are synonym for TINT
establishment. were exposed to the public
gaze. lle also, with the Hon. Francis Z
Blair, served as the democratic member,
on tho part Of the Senate on the Ku Klu,
comnittec. The defeat Of the audaciou
design Of tho radical Senators TO continu,
in the hands Of General Grant the powe
TO suspend the ~.;. g habeas corpus al
over the country. pending a presidential
election, was III a measure defeated owinl
TO the cxposi,ions made by these two gen
tlemcn in the Senate.
The Hon. Benz r. Bggs. Of this dele
CATION, has for some years represented tn
State in the House Of Representatives
lie is a bold aud forciblc dcbater, an,
holds his own in all contests with the ma
jori,y.
The Hon. Cove Salisbury. of this dele
CATION. is lawyer and politician Of iuau
cncc. lie is brother TO Willard Sauls
bury. late U, s. Senator from Delaware
and to Eli Salisbury, the present unite'
States Senator from that State. His fam
ilv has for long time been one Of grca
note in Delaware.
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DgATn or JnpoE McCusS, OF NEw
yeRK Judge John II McCunn. late Of
tho New York City Superior Court, whose
removal by the State Senate for malfea-
sapce in Office was recently announced,
died at bis residence in that city abcut
4 o'clock on Saturday morning lie bad
beep ailipg several days, oog2.aiplas q
proytrTtion FROM the heat. His physician
vas u attendance several dpys before bis
death. Ttrcc rthe9r dast9rs wcrc called
In on Friday eyepiTg. Pfe scene at his
dying bedside was very affecting. as in
the Intervals Of pair be corstaptly repeat
cd tha. his tefrt Fas breaking, and il is
copsidcrsd undoubtedly true that the re-
cent action of the Senate vas primarily
the cause Of his death.
Middletown transcript., 1872-07-13

A. Uuised Ststss revenue cutter bss
overhaslsd ssd taken is.o Newport, Rhode
Island. ishe 0ubsu swas steamer piosser.
on ths sgrssnd .of her being IN United
States. Wslsss without proper snshosisy
She Was 1sued 40 h heavily armed, and
With : .esswss jbsrs eisesrs ssd sixtssn
men. SD IFS 4.at s..4a&4h =
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A WsaLrny H.KYlr. st. Vincent.
Florida. ID % lsl,pd of 7 900 sercs, owned
aud occupied Sor The psst three years BY
Mr.. Hatch. . gentleman of intclligencs
and fortune, formsrly mayor Of Cincinnati.
who chooses 10 lead hetc tho life Of her
nit, solitary snd alone. save with SER
want or two. and seeing few visitors In.
deed. he 10 incensed whenever his privacy
10 insrudsd upon, cycspt on iuvisatiqn.
Ha island swsrms With deer and cattle.
bis libsry u full of books. and With these
and hunting and fishing hs pssses his
tims awAy-lhs mossseh of oil hs car.
veys. a
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iStStN sssS LOCALS.

Al people would nniouhteav pcrtr n fine
head OF hair grown upon their own heads, to
bring bald, wearing inlsc hair: and 1, has
hten the stud, ot many Of our learned men To
hnda remedy restore The hair when il has
fallen oat, and renew iistoior after II ha. he.
come gray Such n remedy has hern found, and
Il nbw offered 10 The world under the nnnc of
Halls Vegetable Srilinn Hair Rcnew.r ;and. IL
verify this statement, read the following -
Thu L ~ cfflfr tint was very build In fact,
N. heal eas Esrisr,li smooth and il is COM
@ have n now used % ioaf fsI;gs y lIaif v.gr,ans .s
sicilian Hair l,tnexef, atd ,hp haii has grown
CIT aIl es.r my hfld, and Is now natural
brown. BARTIEY fDSl.ON
sciria, jennings Co., lad
May ss, ls5s
Personally nppearei Lefnre me BARLEY Con
lon. aud, afan oath, SAYS The aho.e s,n,enent
u true. b. G, BUTLER,
Notary rutlc
Great bargains IN Spring and Semmcr Dress
Goods NJ the Large Btiek Corner Slorr'hy
$. NJ. REl NoLDS
Gall and examine the large assortment OF Iol
| CT. Lawns, Tor sale by
S. ". REYNOLDS.
japanese poplias a,2s, 80 Is. and 40 cts.
-. Z. NJ. fElSoLDs
Plain Black and Striped i;rcnadines a, Is. 20.
~, 20, 80 and y cts ). u REYNOLDS.
No. |, 2 and 9 N6ekcrel In bbls. and hall
bills, and Portland Herring by thc bill. selling
at reduced prices. ). N. bEYeoLps:7
Grass, Grain and Brar Scy,hes and Snca,hs
Hay, Straw aud Manure Forks IN large assdrt-
| neh, at manufactures prices by
$. u. REYNOLDS.
a,ooc IBIS. Rock Sail, ID sore ana for salsby
s. N. REYNoLus.
| Noncr SO assH
1 To our cp;iomers, and frni, growms erperaIly,
! we would say Having been crediiTbly In.
formed t.as song parties were circna,ing q re-,
port, thnt our peach trees were not reliable, as
| our varieties yere badly tuixcd as We cut seyeral
| sof's apd p9t ell together and bud from ihcm
regardless OF the mixture, that wo take Ludi
from trees that have the ycilows, kc.
We would inform those interested tina, our
stock is budded mostly from healthy bearing
trees, and the buds taken on when the fruit II on
shem and which VIC know TO be correct When
We get buds from other Nurseries, In pll cases,
We get thsni from The most reliable pariics inils
business, and all buds are cut under uar own
personal observation, All no buds, that there IL
rejee,yd atpace. No buds from aScs,si ,,fSs
are used on any consideration. We use natural
seed for stock, and spare no pains OF expense In
making onr trees rs hneas css b. grown, spd az
We ASH, Is a ifni of our trees to ptote them IL
represen,ed Having lrd upwarsa Of tvcsty
with confEcncc say, we beUesc, No ear grow
trees &c, with correctness, and satisfaction 10
al sho niay fayor sa vim thar PATRONAGE ..fs
NELLY GUILD,
| Middletown Nuueries,
Middletown, Del.
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DIED.

In this town on Tuesday last. Charles Lamb
din. son Of u. J.. and L, iia punning, uged Il
months.
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How NKcnoEs MAY BEcaMg ku.KLux.
The mystery Of the existence Of negro
ku.klux in Sopih csrolinn has been solved
by ccpesp0udeps 10 .hst S,ssc ID "a ex-
cecdingIy simple manner The passage
from loyalty TO rebellion does no, re-
quire change Of skin. bu, merely diff.
ference in cnsiing vote. The trouble
with the colored men has been that they
have voted the Conservative ticket, and
refused to submit TO the dic,ation Of the
carpet i-bageers. For this they have been
denounced by the secre, negro leagues as
ku-klux, nrrea.ed and committed 10 pyis,
on, tins serving as q warning to an col.
orcd men who refuse to acknowledge ullc-
gance 10 the leagnc, They are general
y poor, ignorant men and IL by bribery
or through fear they can be induced to
become witnesses rgnns, their fellow pris-
oners, tbs fac, ,ha, they have voted with
tn, Democrats, it is considered. will have
great significance when the ,rials rome of
Grants oiiici.ls in South Carolina do no,
appear to have leaned as yet iha, tho
hnbeas corpus is once more IN force in
this country. We are Informed that ar.
bitrary arrests continue to be made as
usual - Batini"rc Ga:tte.
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.As13Str y&ox Gsxgtsy The Ciacin-
psd GSmssere;si. xhich les heretofore
bSsss - jtioni supporter u 4se Libe, Il
lssesbiiass, npysqsptlsnd Of the Liberal
cs11Iasllss oasT Tssaaay mcraing csme out
H. usiasslciS cpos1Siug Greeley. He
tsSifg4 krJtsl ahat d Horace Greeley
hs3sjs3aaIly. tsso$s the eaDdidate Of the
Dsnssselie usrty. .lihs Cog,s,ereiai. ! Re-
usua1msdaqssst ssnnaAa asppsst him. This
shute4o t4iilee Y tsts I,ssssl iaspsbli.
MI ssdS .fj l)em6ssissis party. Some
sssEsa y ssosaia rsibjt ssptoss Grant. !,
Sosssp1 = y =. skan - eo-opsrase With
~ susbsnis9bsys iei !. s.rfesls ar
Hslts e11s ssop seill - tsyi ~
- - iuh ~ oaease, bsfns1
w y bs&su1 ~ ~ fhy0 0asssJ,
m - aDtyy y19it
uhGi0 ~ ssat& tS6lt ~ q
!! ! ! !
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SPECIAL AUCTION u,

T WILL expose 10 public Auction, on SATUR-
L Dkf EVENING, July 18th; ATE o'clock, i
larselot Of STUNB WARE. Farmers, and ~
oshsss are isviisd y attssd, Great pAssaInsA..
..ge9g.at ". 1N0RAnrssi
July i3--lw. Niddie,owp, BEL
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"Long John" Wentworth, Of Chicago,
in recent campaign speech, made the fol-
lowing trenchaut rcferepee to one Of Pres
ident Grants peepliari,ies; "Somc years
ago President Of the United States did
tho unbeard Of thing of receiving = pres.
cnt. Whcp ! was Mayor Of this city
discharged policeman for doing that
very same thing. Whom YES connected
Mt one time with another institution, aud
one OF the employees thereof receiv-
cd . present from bis subordipates, l
used my influence 10 discharge him. and
hu vas diAshsrged ! made up my mind
then. that While Gcpcrel Grant was good
soldier, be did 20. understand american
politics, and did not appreciate tie disni-
ty Of George Wsshington's Successor.
Middletown transcript., 1872-07-13

Great bargains n Spring and Semmcr Dress
Goods NJ the Large Btiek Corner Siorc.hy
=. NJ. REl NULDS
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Gall and examine the large assortment OF Iek
CT. Lawns, for sale by
S. u. REYNOLDS.
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Peach season is rapidly approaching,
and ere long when the peach trains CON-
mcncc ruuning-this section will be over
run with tramps." These worthless
creatures from the lowest, yilest hauuis Of
neimy in the cities. come here every sum-
mer in great numbers, to the annoyance OF
TO be in search Of work, but there are
very few Of them who really come for
that purpose, or who will perform any
kind Of labor. Their real ayocation con-
ssts in prowling around the country, seek.
ing what they may devour. They gcncr-
ally camp out under big tree or on the
edge Of woods, and maintain an existence
by plundering the ueigbboring chicken
roosts, cornGelds and orchards, and by
begging They frequently come into town,
and night is rendered hidcous by their
fighting, quarrcling and screaming. La
dies scarce dare venture on the streets af.
ter dark, for fear of insut from these yag-
abonds.
II does not seem probable that any
thing can BIO done to prevent their coming,
but something might be done by our ci,i-
zens to prercn, their disturbances on the
streets. At present, We have no police or
iccr or town constable. aud our very cffic-
lent paeifyer Of dis,urbers, the Town Hall
cell, is Of no use Would II not be we'll 10
procure the appointment, by the governor
Of some one as constable. for the special
benefit Of these :" Peach Plucks2" We
know it Is almost impossible, in our indus.
irious population. to fin suitable person
who would be willing to neglect his bust
ness to attend to the aiIairs Of tho public
sc. We think, II the town commissioners
would make small appropriation to pay
for the services Of town officer, pcrhap.
somc one might be induced to undertake
the responsibilities Of that position
Middletown transcript., 1872-07-13

The drat State election this year Is that
Of North Cssoliua. which tskes place on
the arss day ofAugust There are to be
chosen A that election q Governor. Lieu
tenant. .Goversor. Attorney General. Soe-
retsry Of State, Stsss Treasurer, Auditor,
Superintendent. Of Poblic Instruction. So.
perintcndent of Public Works, and eight
members Of Congress. Il Is therefore an
Important election, not only locally, bu.
10 ) patioual point Of yiev, from the fact
Il isAhs arss Ales,ioo that will b hsld II.
ter eks patidnl convention have msde
thsit psninatps .ssd ths eanpaiyb for ,hs
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