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ally control them. The testimony of our
best citizens, OF all classes, establishes the
fact, that CHEEKY PICTORIAL VIII and dos
relieve and cure the afflicted disorders ol
the Throat and Lungs beyond any other
ms,iicine. The most dangerous affections
Of the Pulmonary Organs yield 10 IL power.
and cases of CONSUMPTION, cured by
tins preparation, are publicly known, ~
remarkable A. hardly TO be believed, vsrs
they not proven beyond dispute. ASS REM
edy 10 II adequate, on which the pubic msy
rely for full protection. BY curing CDUOHs.
the foTerunDers of more serious disease. n
saves unnum bersd lives, and an amount oi
suffering not 10 bs cotnputsi. IL challsngs~
trial, and oonyincer tue fnost sksptlcsi.
Every fspily should keep ~ on hand ~
protection against the early and unpef.
ceived attack OF Pulmonary AhoctiOus
which are easily met nj nrrt. bat which Dr.
come ineurable. and tJo often ktsI, II neg
lected. Tender lungs needs this defsnse.
and IL Il unwise % be without H. A sAfe-
guard o. children, amid the distresaing dts-
ease~ which bs~et the Throat and Chest u
childhood, CHEKHY PHcToRAL n invala-
able; for, by IT. timely use, multitudes sr,
rescued from premature graves, and saved
io the love ana affection centsfed on them.
n acts speedily and surely against ordinary
colds, securing sound and health. restoring
sIsep. 80 one will suifsr tTobIesone In
FLCESZA and painful HHOSCHfTl-.
when they know hos eaaily they can Dr
cured
Originally the product of long, lahosiou.
and sucoe-sful chefaicsi Investigation, no
cost or toll n spared IN making every bottle
In the utmost p,s~ible peffecaton. ~ ma/
be confidently relied upon ~ pce&omfng NJ
the virtues IL has ever exhibited, and cApa-
BILE Of producing cuTes NJ memorable - the
greatest u has ever effected.
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Washington, Ind, Flour.
ono BBLS. OF THE ABUvE BRAND
EUU Of fancy nour, just received and for
sale 6y n. REILLY.
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Ayers
Cherry PectoraI,
For Disease Of the Throat and Lung,
such as Coughs Colds. Whoop.
ing Cough. Bronchitis. Asth-
ma and Consumption.

Among the gres
'discoveTie-o Of mod.
sTn science, few are
Of more real value
~ mankind than
this effect ual RENE
dy for all diseases
0f the Throat and
Lungs. A vast triAl
of liz virtues thru
out this and other
cou ntrieh. haS
shown that Ia dos
surely and effect %.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
T1Rrsdav. Jnnl 20.
THE RIVERSIDE PARK.

The article in THE TRIBUNE of the 18th ns respecting
the assessments the Riverside Park has attracted
dealers while is conceded that the Commissioners
have undoubtedly committed some errors OF Judgment
in the and awards in tins matter II is SUI
believed that the fault has been more IN the unWaran
pleng tins Improvement through the influence or those
until lately controlling our munclpa analrs than
i'm any Intentional done by the present Commits
sOpers II is further believed that these delays were
made for the benefit of the Old Ring" who OccasiOned
them for the purpose OF aOrdng themselves and friends
opportunities for bearing the market and making pur-
chases Of LAM included in the Park, and OF adjoining
property at low figure, which TO very con
siderable extent they succeeded In doing.
1t must be understood that the conception,
both OF the Riverside and Mornngstde Parks,
afterwards sought make Of them for purposes OF
personal ACKNOWLEDGMENT; but in the minds OF those
persons who were employed 10 lay out and establish
grades for the upper portions OF the island The
high bluff, which at these points form a
characteristics feature OF that portion Of the
island which plan, however, was found to be
both unnecessary and impractcable, as II would
lay in grading 10 render the property practically
worthless beside destroying the natural beauties OF that
region the plan therefore devised of leaving the
side hills the west facing the river ana on the cast
NOT only ornamental but usefil thus avoiding the heavy
cutting lin 100 feet and grades w1ich
the old plan would Decesstste. and by building
most desirable for residences a large amount
land which would otherwise be almost useless These
parks are established fact by act OF legislature aud
the bill creating them not passed until most careful
and practical engineering skill bad fully approved
without such protection the side hills lying on the river
front between SeYenty-second and One-hundred-and-
teptvseVenth sts would become the resort OF all sorts
of nusnces entirely useless for commerce. except per-
haps in connection with tie railroad which runs along
fta has
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
Summer Retreats

A -FOUR Miles from Station, q from
"A. City Immediate Boarer' can end pleasant shady home
Terms SO PER week for two adults at 81 each
Address FARM HOUSE,
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
Gtcamboats ano Railroads.

EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c:--tare'
81 Is steamers leave Peeksp for ScsIsyen al ''I' anu u
p m. connecting VI q The raifoN
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-yERSEf =
Passenger And Freight Depot in Ne esfOrk loot OF
pects al Soneryie III SoGh Brauch X r. a. hanPon ~
the Delaware and Wesu Railroad ~ ss
Waller Railroad snd connections. forming direct me 70
tie West without change Of caD sso 70 ocnifi
Ns"'i"1 '- ALLENTOWN LINE To THE WEST
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing June 3 lsIl-Lsaye SeE f4g. o. - io.lo"s
Essi0n, Bethlehem, Bath. halch ,.lht
Pi.on Carmel Haxleton, Iunkhannoc. "n
Wagey Connect. Junction with Del Lack west *
mMorniug BEprss, daily Except sande lSl ~
Fmngtoni EastoB for Msus Chunk. wisesoae "1aspo
io.j6a m-way Train for someryil,.
j. m-Wsy Train for Eison. . ~ 49,
m-For Pennington Eason Allentown Manh Chani Mh'ro'
Ciy Iaei0n Wkeshsre scranton, Reading, Columbia Lsss'ef
Bphrsis. Poitsyile Harrisburg e..
2JV aad 32J p m.-For PatleL
tgp mPo, Lastop Allentown and Nsnch Chlnk Connects At
Janc with Del, Lsok West X
s. D. m.--Por Someryi.e and Fleming'on'
Snm-EvRNISG EXPRESS daily for Ras;ou Behehsn An,a.
Reading Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, Chicago and O'e'iAL
m.-FoT Someryile
7:D0 m.-(Engantl-FOr Easton
9 and 1880 p. m.-for Paiuhed . - 80 o,.
For Elizabeth at 55 6l5 6.i5 100 I3 7;t5, $50 800 9B
1900 1890 Has m; 1900 lEf5, loo 100 10 siN -
45 40 AS 500 5:l5 $500 33 600 $50 fiv ES
Tickets for The oaee Of the Cents Rail
"'''" ''1 ->'' r. e. KICKER, Superintendent
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aIarble ano Slate Alantels.
Droposals.

OFFICE oy yHE BOARD on STATE BUILDING CoHEtiioSHSi
LASsSG, Miohigln y
ITO MASTER BUILDERS and CONIhASSd sa u. i
PROPOSALS will be received By tue Board OF sAe 6aa
Isx ConmsOasn their once 10 tbe Cy o. L'1ntg enuI
MONDAY. tbs sh dGy fJuly, 1879, At IL 9eioH Ao0s'
~ ''N'-' NEW CAPITOL BUILDING -
s6 City Of Lansing N aeeoTdARes via plans ana Pee0e'0
% Gle 10 said once, 81, a.. I'D, ko,1 &, a. -.
sun Of rs surees be approved By TIE board eopooho
bst shall Be awarded 70 Biz he vi" eA'ei ~"
eostfaet accordance with bis pfoPottL H. d. n,., A. .
An proposals be sealed and ibeoo ffoposa oi Du9h
addressed 70 The Board OF oaN buoA
Com LsBfng. Mich A-.,..A
H. pToos received opened Al the once Of hs Board on
FIIEsDlf, JAY 8, l6T2, Et OelOeL a H. - ~.
~. Pos,d H. p BALDWIN, GoTerBoL
r. o GROSVEhOR.l State
JAMES sHEARKR BsldiEG
ALEX CHAPOTOE, OOsmissOSs
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17


TRAINS LEAVE xEwYoRE
For NewIiavu and Bridgeport T. 8(Erl lL3O l2l5 (Rr)
tEY.l j:il. $50, $3.50. ami 3 (ErD n m.
fo M1or sirtion Faldel, Southport and wePori li1oL
For south Sorsak T. JEzl 1880 M I2l5 CEL (EI 1D
T ncn NJ o ri Il 5 M IS 43O $3.50 and s.3op m
For stanford. BE) g. ll0 M lEl5 (EL Rl5 tsLl GJ
For Greenwich srd nermcia,e stations, T. ll;3oA hl5 k
S5,s,g Mail Train leaves Twenty-seven Seg.YOrE AL N for
'09'0', va '''" CONNECTING TRAINS
FOR Boston via SlHngted a. M 1nd p
For boston va suoe line. l2l and p NJ -
For Hartford and spn,6cld a. N; Has 3, and ? m:
For ConIeeueuL kger Raroi m lal'p ID T" N0a"p'"n'
For Hartford Providence spd Fishkn Railroad a. l15p
Line Railway at ~ 10 Norwich aud fo'ienee il'
2. 10 New London AMI Norwich p. ~.
For ami northampton Railroad A. 3 m to North
FoT New Haven Nj detowu and wnanuc Railroad Af Lnei
d For F Iiou,aionic at MI Rslrosd sa IN. ard p.
For Yaugatuek Railroad a. ~ NJ and ~, ~; ~ 70 "a'fol
For Nex-Canaan Railoai, 3 1913 sndASV p H. - -
Commoous Sleeping attached to INn an 50 70 sun
NAL either Line DraNlngToom CAr a'- :" e'
M su procure tickets point reached this road At
a. ard also the Offices % the heS-fork Transfer Co.
Doifs B1p No. 9i Broadway AMI no courts bioosl SuI
~ I5 rssJ.pee 10 dsstnat on JAMES II. H0iT, suVt
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILR0AD-Commenclng MONDAY, JUNE Il, lS'A
Through trains will leave Grant Central Depot , ,,- -
through 10 WsteItJwn, Rochester and 81 Aloais -,
1000 n Special Chicago Express with daWnsroom cars TO Bahsh
II 100 A. m Northern Western Express.
1OO D. NJ Montreal Express with sleengears rom Ne"fork 70 81
soo 1 s,. daily with sleepBgears for wserowr ogden.
soo m Pssse FIps. With sleepiDgcn for Rochester Buffalo
" and Niagara Pals; also or Chicago via both L. aud NJ q
Rsilroais This tram SUNDAYS
Il:o0 H. with seepngcars ior Troy ana Albany
YOnEsn Special Trans from IIiI S ss % " per snsa u1s
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
NEw-YORK AND NEW-HAvEN RAIL

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY u, 1871.

Pssseuger Station NewYod Of Twentyssyenh-.L
| Fourth-ave Entrance Twenty seyenth-sL
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tiouses an0 farms Uanteo.

Uptown HOUSE WANTED for house
u down town. Price $500 $4,000. rutland WHIT
ING, Beekman-s.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17

A L Hampstead, l.. l., and ylclnity,-SeveraI de-
~ srabe village Residences and snail Farms Also Pam In Orange
Coun1 stoc and implements cheap Many other desirable country
properties for Mseomber Barker xbl BrosiNa
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
North Atlantic Express Co..

Incorporated under Special Charter General 0dce II Broadway
EeY6rk lOi South Tweisi Philadelphia Central European of
Gee 3 Rae Scribe, Paris. - - -. ,, ,---.,,, =,
OFFICES AND AGENTS IN ALL PARTS OF EUROPE. Mer-
eand Money Bonds Jewery Samples, Peronal E Gc for
wlrdsd with dispatch. = u. JONES Manager
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
.OTR HOME ON THE HILLSIDE,n
)FTTTPANG HOUSE,, Essex, Ct, will be
CURF HOTEL, Fire Island Beach,
- Is NOW OPEN.

Through tickets and baggage checked 10 O, by sonh Side Railroad
from Poosevetst New York and 800 The only place
where with hay fever obtain relief The sEA
BATHING is the best In the United States
n q & eAMMIs.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17

GUNNER BOARD, from July to September,
- v large comfortable rooms splendid location Apply at the
Institute Rhnbeek y or BY letter to JAMES NJ DE-
A aadflf
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
Real estate TO Gtrbanae.

AT STAMFORD, Conn.,, a desirable RESI-
IA DENCE to eIchsnge for three story DIV Filling weii d
Station Hoboken Ferry K IL Of N J. Al
dress OWNER, Box 567 PostoGce Stanford.
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excursions.
6ieambonts ano Railroads.

n G VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW. (Commencinx Moy ~
Leave Vestrys Pier at m and THIRTY ou. at 8:i5, llni
TaOwn and Nyack 10y iey0oa Okeesie hAe
beck Tiyol, Catskil and Hudson
tickets COzens Point Cornwall and NeEburgn returning
same day. 81
Connecting for all points West and North.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
DFNNSYLVANlA RAILROAD, UNITED

DENNSYIVANIA KAILRUAU, UNITED
RAILROADS or DIyIsioNTFrC% foo. , Of DBsBR0ssss S
al 800 and 9;3 a. m $780, 400, $500, $780, s;1- D.
night Philadelphs Via Camden snd pm FOR BALrI
MORE and WASHINGTON and TIB WEST via Baltimore, %N
m and 800 D. m PO SOUTH 900 and 500 Pull
mau Palace Baltimore and Washington daily 9V train
without chnge For WEST via Pennsylvania Rarosd-s50
Pran Palace are attached be sS
m and ruu through from NeSYo Pittsburgh Chicago, aud Louis
vile change Pullman Palace attached 10 The 6oo
ddly and run through Pittsburgh Cincinnati Louisville and st
Louis PulmA Palace attached the $50
m ava from NeSiork TO Peburgh Fon Wayne and
Chicago csnge Tickets for sale foot Of Deboses foot
si Broadway .Daly) Takes effect Jone 1871
A. j. CASsATT GenI Manager r. w. JACKSON, GenI sapt
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
Wredn 5teamers.

NCHOR LINE STEAMERS OIL
IA sail every WEDNESDAY and sA1UkDAI 70 ana ITO"
Liverpool LONDONDERRY and Queenstown. 80, p-,.i.
Pasnge booked 10 and from any railway station IN Great bnan
ireland. Norway Sweden Denmark Germany, Holland bes' ~
AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
Drafs the Old Country for any amount
"Ff' ~ f' AESDERsON BROTHERS. Agena
New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
Gountrp propertp 10 fei.

Gountrp propertp 10 fei.
TOR RENT-The new HOTEL at Fremont,
Ohio 81 miles Of Toledo, containing 6j kitchen and
apartments outside building; will require 5000 to
1900 auilh style; years frtclass city
contains OOO inhabitants, Address
OSCAR BALL Fremont, ssndusky County, Ohio
ITO LET-IIudsOn River, one hour from New
6relss HOUSE furnished II rooms water stable
fruit lawn garden Also sale neghbOrhOod geneel
HOUSE, IL rooms water gas stable, fruit &c DEXTER Co., IL
Spucett
rJNO LET. completely furnished, one of the
finest COUNTRY SEATS Newersev large mlnaon beautiful
fruits outbudings, coahmans house
boating fishing; 50 minutes from City Hall.
no LET or FOR SALE, cheap-A large,
HOUSE land fruit and garden planted ~
minutes Wooawu Depot the Harlem Railroad Inquire
at 100 Broadway, LoDg lslaul Insurance 0hee
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Goldsmith Maid, at the Mystic Park
Course, Boston, on Wednesday, trotte6
in race Of mile heats, best three in
five, aud made the second mile 10 two
minutes, sixteen and three.quartcr sec.
onds. She was driven by Bud Doble.
There was snow drift the first day
Of June upon the farm of Capt. Thomas
Lewis in franklin county, Maine, six
rods by two and two feet deep.
The Oldest Postmaster in the country
is Soldering, OF Lynyile, Pa, he has
held his office continuously for fifty.two
aud quarter years.
Thursday is reported to have b ecu
the warmest day OF the season in New
York city. There were eight cases Of
sun stroke.
Wesley Smith, Syracuse collegian,
has double voice. The effect Of lis
singing is said to be wonderful.
There were in Connecticut last year
1914 births, 4,SS2 marriages and
S,ll6deaths 400 divorces we're granted
The levy for county purposes in AL.
legany county is 50 cents in the 500
The hay crop in New England prom.
ises to be unusually large.
Monday was the ninety seventh ami
yersary Of the battle of Bunker Hill.
A single county in California ha.
10000 acres Of wheat.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,
Friday, June 9th 1872.

Beef Cdtae.-The offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted to Iils head
The prices ranged rs follows Best Beeyes
at 75aS7 81 generally rated first quail.
ity at 8 25aS6 70; medium or good fair
quality at 50aS5 Is; ordinary thin Steers,
Oxen and Cows at 30aS 4 IS; inferior
aud lowest grades Of Cattle 4 00aS4 To-
general average of tho market So 81. Tx.
IRENE range of prices 90 aS7 81. Most
Of the sales were from So % to Sc 81 per
100 pounds.
Woodbury. unwashed, So to 80 cents
per ID; unwashcd, free from bars, As to
90 cents; tubwashed, 20 to 70 cents; lamb
pulled 30 to I3 cents; long pulled 80 TO 62
cents per pound.
,Sheep.-Fair to good wool Sheep at 4a
cts. per pound gross.
Leather.-City Slaughter 10 to ~ cents;
Rough Skirting 80 to 35 cents; Spanish Sole
81 to 81 cents; Country Slaughtered 40 to
i3 cents.
Hides.-city Steer at IL! cts; Cow ~
cents.
Hay and Strar.-Hay s5aSS7 per ton
Rye Straw 23aS2l per ton.
Feathers. Quote Mt 20 to IS cents for
common to prime live geese per pound,
Seeds.-Clover Seed S525aj Is, limo, by
So 25a3 90; Flax 81 so.
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sli9sN9
MambrinO HambletOnian.

F6NlllS handsome stallion which n
n has taken the first premiumC 10
for two successive years, at the Ooh
shows of the Maryland State Ayr icuiiaal
and Mechanical Association, in the class
for horses for general utility, will make We
season from lst April TO LIST August 49,
at PIkesrllle, Baltimore county, on the ms
three days Of each week.
lie may be seen ut Westminster, either
Wheeler Hotel OF on the Fair Grounds, on
Fridays, Jnue 2lst, June 2sth, and or The
mornings Of the 22d and 10Th instant, aFi
his groom will be authorized to make en-
gagements for him for the latter days Of
subsequent weeks.
The following is believed to be corres
pedigree, SO far as it goes, Of this hofS
but is not guaranteed by his present owner
Ndmbria0 HdBibietoHiaR by Grand Duke
dam by Dore' Messenger. lie by Mambnno
Paymasier, by old Mambrino. by imported
Mess enger. Grand Duke by W. Gays
Mambrlno Chief, Of Kentucky, 1.-THE sire d
Lady Ihorne, Mambrino Pilot, Bald Chief
Ericsson, Brignolia, &c } be by MambnHo
Paymaster, by old Mambrino, by imported
Messenger.
TEnMs. Forty dollars for the seasoa
payable by twenty-five dollars cash 20 the
groom at the time Of first service. No in
surance, nor privilege of sending free mex
year mares that fail to become with ioal
this season,
WIN. MALLoNEE, Groom.
june 22.2t
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ATTENTION.

ME- wonld respectfully anaounoo ;. ,
w public that We have Inst I reos, % iAs
heavy Stock of Goods, suitable far ,''e''ed
HARVEST 4 PRESERVING sp,so,.
Of which we would name in por, I''N'
Sugars Mt 10, II, u and III; Whit i row
~, Fine Table Syrup, N. D. Dakiau.o At
lalsscs, Green, Rio and Lageayre t9ssrAo
also Roasted do, in papers and loo'ai
CHOICE TEAS,
FRESH SPICES.
CANNED FRUITS
Jellies, English and American p Y'iS
Sauces. Catehups, Toilet and Cb1 'Vele'l
Sonps, Periumcries, Stationery i coIa
Brushes DC. Also large stock Of fO"'''
ENGLISH and AMERICAN cIlTl pn,,
Tea, Dessert and Table Spoons NJ
Plated SilYerware, Clocks, l.ooki2, nrnlp'e
IS, Mantel Ornaments, Table oil Gus ms
Linen and Paper Window Shades S'Vhi'
DINNER, TEA AND CHAMBER Spr,
in China and Grauilewaro. oucos,.. .''
Glassware, Woodeuware, WilloS~aAs.'
StOueware and 'S's
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Of every kind in great variety. Al, ~
the latest patents in Glass Preserying IT.. y
Jellcy Glasses, Stone Jars, &c. ''''
SALT, FISH, BACON AND LARb
Butter, Eggs, Chewing and smoLin. r.
baccos, Cigars, &c. Our Stock Of ~
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS
is unusually large and ATTRACTIVE AMI .,n
be sold at PRICES tina, defy competi,i oa
Mems, youth aud boys Hats in wooi I,,ui
strav all the latest styles. Also men a15
boys Boots, Shoes, Caters. and Bros, "I'
Ladies', Misses and Children's laess ~ .'i
Button Boots and Shoes, Lasting Gai,a,,
slippers, &c. Remember the CIe15,J
Place 70 Buy and the largest stock h A.
City Of Westminster, is at
LlGGEf & BECKENBAUGHS
successors to j. l.. Reifsnider
june - ly Westminster ld
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Franklin District Items.

Ram.-Sunday evening we had n
heavy aud continued rain, Vegetation
is prosperous. There is good prospect
for plenty of fruit this season.
Small Por,-There was death in
this vicinity, last Saturday evening,
from small pox. The subject was a
little girl at Mr., Jas. Powers. 1t ap
pears the disease was contracted from
clothing worn by its grandmother,
while waiting on a case of small pox in
Baltimore. 1t is feared that she has
carried ittomore than one place, before it
was known, as it is reported that she
broke out with His disease 10 lighter
form while in the store at Woedbiue,
having gone there TO meet the train
But, fortunately for the passengers, she
was too late. Mr. Powers lives on the
Sans Creek road, between Winfield aud
Woodbiue.
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Democratic Convention.

The County Democratic Convention
met at Wheeler's Hotel on Monday,
and temporarily organized by calling
Major G. w. Hood to the Chair, and
appointing DR.. +. I. Shaw and NJ. G.
McKinstry, Secretaries. The object of
the meeting was stated by the Chair,
and one from each district appointed
on credentials and permanent organiza.
tiou, as follows WIN. Fisher, DIR. j.
Rinehart, Samuel Cover, j. W. Harden,
DIR. j. w. Steele, DR.. II. L. Beltz, II.
Gist, II. II. Lamottc, DR.. S. Il. Waters,
Levi Burlington, Thomas Smith; Dis
triet No. IL was not represented
In short time the committee report
ed that the credentials Of each delega.
ton was correct, and that the same
gentlemen be requested to act as the
permanent officers Of the meeting.
On motion the Convention proceeded
to the election of five persons as dele.
gates to the State Convention, with the
following result john b. Boyle, DR.
S. r. Waters, Thomas +, Cover, Geo.
A. Shower, and Samuel Cover.
DR.. Beltz offered tho following rcso-
luton, which was unanimously carried
Resolred, That tho Delegates from
this county are requested to use their
best judgment in the selection of Dele
gates from this Congressional District
to the National Convention, and that
majority Of the Delegates present in the
State Convention from this county are
requested to cast the vote Of the county,
The thanks of the Convention we're
unanimously rendered to Mr.. Wheeler
for the use of his parlors, after which
the Convention adjourned We give a
list Of the Delegates:
District No. l.-G. W. Crapster, G. A.
EhchlukeFt " Ds Elshcfg Souh n Aialtln,
Washington Reaver.
District No. Al. II. Jordan, DR.. ]. Rine-
hart, J. II. Singer, WIN. FriEzell, DIR. +. T..
Shaw.
District No. 3.-Sanuel Cover, James Co.
yer, Gsrshom Hull, Jacob W. Crawmer, Sam
uel Kesselring.
District No. Al. 7. Hill, John W. Harden,
AIariah 0ursler, Daniel Stull, l.. A. J. La
NOTE.
District No. SC. W. Hood, DR.. J. W.
Steele, Frank Brown, James George, s. NJ.
Shpley.
District No. 6.-Dr. II. E. Beltz, Francis
Warner, Adam Shower, J. $. Kerlinger, J..
W. GreenhOltz.
District No. 7.-Richard Manning, Solomon
Myerly, T. D. Gist, U. B. Mikesell, Geo. N.
Pafke.
District No. s.-DAvid W. Houck, Jeremiah
Smith, Alfred Ruby, Michael buchanan, II.
II. Lamotte, Benjamin Jackson, Samuel De.
hof, Samuel Ruby.
District No. 9.-Dr. s. Il. Waters, Joseph
Spurrier, ]. l.. Sundergill, J. II. Steele, X.
II. Franklin, Lewis c. Franklin, DR.. +. J.
Crawford, WIN. H. Hooper, Columbus J.
Shipley, Joshua Sellman.
District No. lo.-Thos. +. Cover, Levi DUFF
fngton, James W. White, Jacob Burlington,
Jos. Davis.
District No. ll.-Dennis Maynard, w. Sto-
ner, Lewis Dielman, NJ. C. Mckinstry, Thos.
Smith.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-22
HOucksyille Items.

The following letter, dated on the
18th instant, reached us too late for
our last:
,Screre Accideut.--0n Thursday last
Mr., David Shaifer. while engaged in
unloading bark at the tannery Of Mr.
Snider, met with a severe fall, lie was
standing on the back part of the load
and the horses suddenly started, throw
ing him on the back Of his head aud
shoulders, ihjuring him very seriously.
No bones were broken, but the injury
was internal. lie was found to be in
an unconscious state aud now lies in a
very critical condition.
UatdeoraJie.-Crop prospects are
truly uuiavorable. The grass fields,
whose crops are maturing, give but
poor promise of an abundant yield
During the Spring, and up to the pres
cnt time, the farmers have been put to
their wits end to provide provender for
their stock Many were compelled to
pasture their meadows, and there is no
possibility Of their recovering Hay will
be very scarce, aud although sufficient
rain may fall hereafter, it will be too
late to materially improve the grass.
The only help for farmers now is to
sow fields Of corn and use it instead of
hay.
. LATER.
Ram-0n Sunday, the 10th, rain
commenced falling between 3 and 6
o'clock, p. NJ, and continued until a late
hour, aud was the best this season.
Camp Meetiag.-The Methodist i.
Church, Of Hampstead Circuit, have
decided to hold their camp on the Bo
ring ground p miles east of lamp,
stead, on the Black Rock Road, The
camp will commence on August Sth.