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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-05


cheerfuIly give tins TESTIMONY tu the punlc th.lt
Mrs. Fosters Blood Pu!iaer ard ietler ointment
cured me:
was aillicted for mfny years with disorderpd
blood troublesome and obstinate tetter OF the
skin aud swelling Of tile glands Of tile neck VINE
was the oeaasioo OF prolonged suffering and ex-
pHu9e.
consulted e.gAt of the most prominent phys
ci.ns IN the city snd Gsed Their medicine long time
Wlthont receiving any permanent relief On the
contrary getting worse, TIL! hnally almost despair
ing bf hope, ! was inlu ed to Try Mrs FUe4re
Blood Purifier, winch Waa recomniendtd TO hle as
being a certain cure FOR my diaease. II was the
farming point in my Gaze after p5lng two bottles
Of the Blood Purifier In connection with the Tetter
Ointment, the swelling ceased, the eruptions dlaaD-
peerct AID now aIn entirely and efeetuaily cured
II fqrtrer information ia desired eOuuerGinp M,
case call at my Residence.
T9Of. ~ OFT
vase e'laymont street. over llth giree prtage.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-05
3ordam's lon,c Aie

Is lust what You want, 10 strengthen tae system
under the cueryatng iniuenecs of spring sold by
D. & Q. SHOEMAKER,
PhAHA iCisrs,
novS-tf s,3 Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-05
mrs, DIR. FOSTERS Blood Purifier.

Ihis well known AMI thoroughly tried preparation
maintains It's reputation ny remedy unsurrassed
for the cure of hoou and skin diseases. VIZ: letter
ringwoims, scrofnia, blsfchea pmples, bolts, i'm
putities OF tue hlOo etc. tut up IN quart bottles
Price / t.lD each
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-05
Spsfis, 3'satIfss.
Cholera and r,iarrbna MI

Cures ldiarrGGa, dysentery, cholera morbus
cramp, pain etc. Price 2d cents per bottle
All the above remedies prepared and sold whole
sale and retail at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front N'pat
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-05
Q U 4 / ).
HUMPHREYS
hoMEorArnIc spEclFlcs

HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST ample ex,
perlenre, an entire su'ct ~. snpn, FrompI, Enci-
ent hfi Reliable. Jhey are the only medicnes per
fectly adapted To popular ut7 slmple thai iu!s-
takes caNnot be made in using them 50 harmless
as TO b free from danger; AMI so enclett as To he
always feiHble heY have the highest GnInInendn-
ton from az! and Will always reuIer satisfaction.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-05

llon from al, and Will a@ays relAcr satisactIan
Nos. Cures. cents.
l. FEvsss, tonge.ton, IndaInInetons, ..........2s
= MoHAs, Worm Fever Mor Cole. ,...........4hl
8. CHYISG-COlIr, or yeethlng Of Infants, ..,...G
s DfAARHd.A, Of Children or Adults. ......G
d. pYsEsTkHY, GRIPPING, Billions olie,...........2a
D. CHOLERA MORBus Vomiting, ............25 "
l. CuuGIIs, Colds, Bronchitis s,,,,,,..,.....,... 70
= NEURALGIA, Toothache, FaGeache ......-......26
o. HEADACHES, Sick Headache, Vertigo, .....s. rs
10 DYSPEPSIA, Bilious stomach, ,...............25 %
H. SUFFKBSSkD or Painful PeriodS,. 70
~ WHITES, 100 Protuse Periods ds................2a 2a
49, CROuP Cough, Difficult breathing. g,............25
II. SALT kHEuM, bryspe as, Erupuons, ....,.,., Is
8. RHErMAtisM, RheuMatie Pains ...........2s
u. FEVER ASp AGtK, ChiL Fever, Agura, .......,au
II, PiLEs blind or bierfling, .........,... ....fU
IS. 0PHTHALMY, and sore or weak kyrs. ........sl
~ lArARKH, acute or chronic hrnenzH, ...., 80
20. MHooPiSG-CouGH, violent coughs. ...,..... 80
II. ASTHMA, oppressed Breathing, ............ 81
%. PAR DlSCnARgKF, impaired htarrg, ........oD
zS. ScNoFUIA, enlarged glands swelings, .... ~
a. GKSgRAL DsBlLirY f'hysical WGakness, 81
70. liR0PsY ana scanty SecretlOns, ............5n
20. SEA-sIcKHEsS, sickness from riding .......,5O
Y. kInNkY-DtsEA1E Gravel, ...................56 80
y. NERVOUS DEbIitTT, ..................,.. ~
20. hoHK MOUTH, Canker, ...,...................5u
80. rKIsARY NgAKSEs-, wettlng the bed ......b1
81. PAINFUL PERIODS with Spasnis, .,.......... 10
w. DIsEAfE OF HEART, palpltatiOrs, etc.. ...l W
33. ErlIBPssY, spasms, st. Yitus Dance, ......l o
-. DlrMTashA nieslated sore throat, 10
NiGls, 50 cents, Except %, 32, and @a) Il W
FAMILY CASES
Case tMoroccol with above a5 large WAS and
Manuel of directions. ........ ............Siu w
Case tMorOcco) of 20 large walls an Book......6 %
single Boxes and Vias a. Hbnve
n These remedies are sent by the ease or single
box TO any part OF the country, Tree OF charge, on
receipt ofprice. Address
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.
otice and Depot No. 562 broadway, New lork
For Sale IN Wilmington by
". r. ALRICH,
JOHN j. GALLAGHER,
h. A G. SHOEMAKER,
c. BRlNGHUisST u 60
feba1, ,deod2wly q. WALTON.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-05

llrsss Grimuings,
JUST OPENED,
new and beautiful assortment VI
Hosiery, Gloves,
Gnuze MerinO Underwear.
Notions and Small Wares.
Also a new and choice assortment of
HAMBURG EDGINGa,
STAPLE and FANCY TR1MMtNGi,
RuFFLIN0s, LACES, FRINGEs, &c. ac,
S. H. STAATS.
maf9l-ly NO. 117 Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-05
Mr. EosIer,. Rose ,sorlm-Ioxnnge,.

Tonic, luyigpratihg Appetizer. Cures tlyapepsa A.
headache, nervousness debility, fever and ugue
ete. Put up IN quart bottles. Price Sl.OO each.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-05
Oriental Pile ana isnrn sa,ye.

Prepared bs Mrs DR. Foster An intalhble rem
edy Tor piles tinterna and eXternall and burns.
Read the testimonials nn circulars occomp panying
each box. Price % eenta eaeh.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-05
HpefiaI Nnttfes.

10pErAl 2guHERH.
Now York Oat Meal.
NEW YORK oAT MEAL.
Equal TO the Scotch and only half the price.
SOLD BY
Is. 4 c. sHoBMAKRR,
PaARNAcIsTs.
noss-tf sas Market street
Gr0svenor's Improved Beiiadonua
CapsicuIn Plaster,
Patent Lint,
Glass Nipple Shells,
st. Vincent's Arrow Root.
Bowers Glycerine,
turned Wood Boxes,
Nelson's Gelatine
Concentrated Glyceftne,
schering's Cbloral uydfate,
TIN Seidlita BoAes,
star ILLS paper.
Fiitering Paper,
French Mustard rlasIers.
Hreryeaciug granular salts, tReasbey a Mattisons}
a cs sugar coated Pulls and aranules.
a,icocks Porous plasters
aOller's Cod Liver on.
Vinegar Bitters,
noloways Worm Gonfections,
Hatthey Caylus Gapsuies.
Panten's Capsules
Ts,ranl's Seltzer ApeflenL
Henszeys ,roches.
Browns bronchial Trv;lies,
Yankee Shaving soap
Scheffer's Peps.ne,
LOWS Iinment.
nuppiled IL the Trade al the lowest market rates,
Il. BRINanuRsT Il co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
Corner sixth and Market Streets
improved Trommors
EXrRACr OF MALT.
10 those who wish the noursbin9 properties OF
Ale. Beer, or Porter, but W ho cannot take them ON
l.p M 4 hp III rt-
commend the Impr, we'd Rxtract OF Mat which con
tains In a concentrated form all the nonrsnment OF
malt liquors ithout their stimulating eifecs Sold
u. + q. saoEMAKER.
PHARNAo,sIs.
noy3f s09 Market street.
W. T.. Williams,
DRUGGIST,
NINTH AND MARKET STREETS.
Keeps fun line Of
DRUGS AND MED1ClNEs.
Pure fresh, AMI carefully selected for
DISPENSING PRESCRIPTIONS AND FILLING
ORDERS FOR FAMILY USE.
Frasr-rHg BEST QUALITY oBTAINABlE
Never sacrificing quality Tor cheapness.
| usD-REAsUNAB BLK PRICES.
| Special attention paid 10 compromising
| PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY AND AC,u-
| RATELy.
|
| w x VILLA Ns prasr,,nttnu s,u,p
| Corner Ninth and Market Sis.
| dpclS-n Whining on Del
| New Goods,
| Al the Delaware Avenue Drug sta re. Toilet ant
| Fancy Articles, Combs Brushes. Perfuiners, Toe
Powder se, al rs per cent. below the usual prices
| W. IT. ALRlCHS
| Apothecery,
iyl1-tf 800 Delaware Ayenue
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-05

VlAGS FOR HARDWARE DEALERS.
L manufacturers, and others, printed at satoaish.
ing low prices, A. the Cohh11OIAL ottlGe.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-05
lars. losier's 'rctser =,
MRS Foster. ronlc tsi,te,.,

For teller, ringworms, erup'ons. To be use,
connection with the Blood ruriter. Price % cel
per box.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-05
Testimony.

An lnfallible remedy for worms. safe peasan
and reliable, irlce ~ cents per boX.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-05
tStrues, 8satsrs, 8augfs, 1t.

Strues, 8satsrs, 8augfs, 1t.
NEW STOVE AND HEATER STORE
An AND
GENERAL BOusE-TURN1SuINa E6poRIUM.
WILLIAM +. ROBINSON
HAS oPENRD A NkW
STOVE AND HEATER STORE
at the N. e. cor of Second and King sts., froutlpg
on Second st. Constantly on hand all the latest im-
proved STOVES, HEATERS, AND RANGES. Pa
irons supplied at the shortest notice. l0cti4-n
Building and Iand 2ime.
LMh LIME,
LIME,
LlmS FRESH PRon THg KILN,
And always OF hand. kns opposite W,ilninston
tias .iouHe
ls-Al orders left at the pennA- House Will re-
ceve prompt attention.
jy2O-tf |. M PAwLiN9.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-05
HNHE MILD POWER

novs-tt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-21
Sabbath schools.

The officers and teachers of all the
sabbath schools in the city, together
with all the friends of the sabbath
school cause, are earnestly requested
to meet this evening at four o'clock,
p. M, at the court house, for the pur-
pose of taking into consideration the
propriety of holding District Sabbath
School Convention in Dallas, on the
nineteenth and twenty-first of March,
next. The Reverend Mr.. Paxson, Of
Louisiana, and Reynolds, of Missouri,
eminent sunday school workers, will
commence holding series of Sunday
School Institutes throughout the state
during the months of March and April,
for the purpose of awakening a more
general interest in the sunday school
cause, and of presenting the most prac-
ticable methods of conducting sunday
schools to success. They have signified
their ability to be AZ Dallas at the time
above specified, if desirable, and 1t has
been suggested in order that our whole
sc ,tion of country may have the beDe-
lit of their useful labOrs in this great
enterprise, In which the whole sunday
school community are deeply inter-
ested, that they he invited to hold an
Institute In Dallas and that there be
held District Convention to which
all the schools In the surrounding
county may send delegates and receive
from this institute so held the practical
good to be obtained. 1t is desirable
that every sunday school in Dallas
have representatives at the meeting
this evening, J. NJ. MCCOY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-21
In MeuaoriuIn.

Affectionately inscribed TO Judge James
NJ. ana Mrs. sarah Patterson, on The inter.
ment OF their son, Charlie, February 10, 1875
Bereaved parents, grieve not Your son
youthful, guileless and promising, has been
called from this to the other and better
world Weeping friends around his bier by
flowing tears, gave assurance thai he was IT,
teemed rs noble and true-hearted boy.
Old pioneers OF this once wild country
wept in sympathy foryour sad loss OF dear
son, whose first infsn, cries betokened him
as one Of the first sons of this now great
center Of southw stern charlottesville son
OF one so long the honest and honored chief
Justice of our county.
God, in the plentitude OF his glory, has
seen At TO call your darling Charlie hence
He stands to-day before the great white
throne to give an account OF the deeds done
In the body The angels of unknown ages
are gathered q, the grand Inquest over an
other one of the sons of men. We, your
friends, in contemplation of the scene, feel
assured that the spirit of your "Charlie, y
pure and holy, Will bear the scrutiny of the
great judge. and pass the ordeal in triumph,
with the award, swell done, thou good and
faithful servant, enter into the Joys of thy
Lord" 80.
Stricken parents such isthe feeling and
conviction of such Of your old neighbors as
knew and loved your Charlie.
Be ye, therefore, comforted and fear not,
for our God Is u merciful God, the essence of
goodness, and abundant in mercy. Rejoice,
therefore, and be exceedingly glad that the
fruit of your loins is gathered to his and our
father in the skies, where evil entereth not.
For many, your sympathizing friend,
j. II. b.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-21
A Corpse Ia the Air.

The Paris correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Press writes One OF
the strangost and most horrible OF
sensational incidents took place tho
other day ut Putroaux. A party OF
children who were playing In the
envlrons discovered floating IN the
mir, and partly entangled amid tho
branches Of tree, white parcel
upbourno by means of some twenty
or thirty little red toy balloons,
which were attached TO II, The ut
tentIon OF the police being called 10
this object, II was brought down
and tho package opened, which
proved to contain tho corpse Of u
new born infant Investigations
into tho matter brought TO light the
following facts The child was TINT
Of poor toy maker and his wife,
j ust after the confinement of tho
latter, tho husband had died sud
denly, and all tho household goods
and chattels had been seized for
rent The unhappy woman was
driven mad by this accumulation Of
nisfortuncs she killed her infant
and then went out and threw her
self into tho river, leaving behind
her a written paper, in which she
declared her intention of committing
suicide, and said that she chad got
ten her baby all ready to go up TO
heaven" A sadder tale, with n
stranger termination, il would be
hard to find, The toy balloons cvi
IDENTIFY had formed part of the dead
husbands stock in trade.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-21
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
A Watch Factory Burned =
Newspaper COnllscatcd.

GuTTRNpURa, Sweden, February 20,
The watch factory was burned to-
day, A crowd OF workmen In the up
per stores were cut of aud hfty OF
Them persisted In the flames, or were
killed by leaping from the building,
PARIS, February 2O,-Ihe assembly
has adjourned until Monday.
BRRIIN, February 20.-The Germa-
mia newspaper having published the
recent eneyolical, from tile pope 10 tho
Prussian bishop, II has been conns-
Gated, and its propretors are TO be
prosecuted.
LONDON, February 20,-'rhe steamer
Edward O'Brien, from Mobile for Llv-
erpool, IL reported ashore ut Holy
head.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-21

New YORK, February 2O.-The mar
ket for cotton on spot has been fever
ish till close days of the week when
more favorable foreign advices brought
out some export business and enabled
holders to obtain better prices. The
offerings of desirable grades have not
been liberal for future delivery. Deal
ings were animated and there are gen
orally more sellers than buyers. Total
sales for the week 1868 bales, of
which 1l7,600 were for continent, bal
ance prompt delivery.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-21

There is u clergyman in Worccs.
ter, Mass, whose name is Parry, and
a committee of his church have re.
questcd the Worcester PRESS to stop
reporting his pulpit discourses The
Press agrees to this petition. awhile
the Beecher-Tilton trial continues
such is the judgment of the edi.
tor--"there is no need Of publishing
Mr.. Parry's sermons"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-21
ca,,Ie Men In CouncII.

The following cattle dealers and ship
pers are In the city. arranging for the
spring trade, which will short1y open :
Colonel strahorn, of Chicago; G. G.
Slaughter, Of Dallas B. Gatewood. n
Ennis r. M. Goodwin, Of Cisy county,
and Colonel Day. George 3. Loving,
Nr. Comes, and others, of this city.
They snticipste Q hvety cattle trade
a. Chi. Is,ut thts ssaseu-{ psu'sou
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-21
The Montgomery Postmaster.

WASHINGTON, February 2O,-Asso-
clate Judge Martin has been appointed
postmaster nj Montgomery, Alabama,
and representative Heets succeeds
Martin as sixth auditor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-21
EW ORLEANS.

NEW VNhEANN,
NEW ORLEANS, February 2O.-Cot
ton-Demand active and price firmer
Sales $500 bales. Good ordinary L
strict good ordinary, l3l@l4sc; low
mddling To strict low middling, l4E
@l5lc; middling to strict midding
l5i@l5sc; good mldding to mddling
fair, l5l@l6sc.
Receipts 3,O72 bales; exports coast.
wise, 1920 bales; continent 1878 bales;
Great Britain 3,703 bales; stock 292,.
27l bales; unsold last evening 1900
bales; on shipboard l4S, 500 bales.
NEW YORK
New YORK, February 20.--Stocks
dull and lower Money y per cent.
Gold nag. Exchange - Long, 81 S5!;
short, 81 81. Governments dun. State
bonds quiet.
Cotton quiet aud steady. Sales Gl0
bales. Uplands, l5ic; Orleans, lGlc.
Futures opened quiet, February,
l5S@l5 l3-l6c; March, Is % 800
10 i3-l6c; April, IL $500 lG 3-l6c; May,
rs l5-32c.
Flour quiet and firm. Wheat shade
iirmer. Corn advdnced. Polk heavy,
mess $40 25' Lard heavy; steam liSc.
Turpentne firm.
Evening-Money easy at, 2(@2l per
cent. Sterlin & quiet at s. 81. Gold
inactive at l4!. Governments dull and
steady. States quiet and nominal.
Cotton Net receipts, 1886 bales /;
gross, S35 bales.
Futures closed quiet and steady.
Sales 1880 bales. February, Is 1916
@l5 1890; March, Is 25-S2Gl5 1876;
April, Is 5-32@l6 3-l6c; May, lac;
June, lG 532@l6 1876; July, II l.S2
@lG l-l6; August, II 3-l6@l7 1929; Sep
TENDER, Is 23-32@lG3c.
Cotton quiet and steady l5a@l6s.
LONDON, February 20-Stock ex-
change closed for repairs to the build
ing.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, February 2O-noon-Cot-
ton firm. Middling uplands, 7s@73d;
middling Orleans, I'D. Sales l2,O0O
bales. 4P. M.-Sales on the basis of
middling uplands; nothing below mid
ding, deliverable February and March,
I 1l-l6d.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-21
SUSTAINED by the Diocese.

CHICAGO, February 20,-rhe stand
Ing committee of the diocese of Iii.
nois, issued pamphlet proving De-
Krons' election perfectly fair, and con-
Quoted according TO the canons.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-21
SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY ~,
THE DALLAS HERALD
IL the only paper In nortiIei II
Texas that receives the full
Press dispatches.
TLIE MEATMEIi.

For the gulf states, rising barometer,
westerly winds and colder, with partly
cloudy and clear weather for the Ten
nessee aud Ohio valleys.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-21

New YORK, February 20.-Loans
81, $50, 600; specie increase, $500, de-
posits increase, $2,50O,0O0; reserve de-
crease, I,S75,00O.
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MARKETsBY TELEGRAPH,
GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, February 20,-Cotton
Market firm. Ordinary, l2lc; good
ordinary, 1886; low middllng, l4!c;
middling, l5c; good middling, 15!c.
Sales2,0O6 bales receipts 1904 bales;
stock n. hh9 balas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-21

DRAMATIS PERsONlE.
Lady Harriet Durham. maid of honor to the
maid, Mrs. B. Ward Lord Tristan MickIe-
ford. Lady Harriet's cousin. W "A .Oben CHI ain;
Plunkett, a wealthy young farmer, r. II.
Foat Lionel, his adopted brother, after
sheriff. J. Il. Hess; Footman. f: b. Law
renee; First Servant Girl, Miss Libbie
Wheeler Second Servant tiirl, Miss Ella
Bfephenfop Third Servant Girl. Miss Sallie
Haynes Farmers wife, Miss Douglas Ew-
ell farmers, servants maids, hunters and
mattresses In the suite n Tbs queen. pages,
ETC.. etc
Time Of acting The reign Of Queen Anne.
sdy Hsrrscf, and parity In Richmond and
ue4ghborhcod.
Cuytssn rfses promrs1y OF Q guartey b
dSht O'CLOCK. peseyved rests cea be secured
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-21

A rruALsrArUfyrTs WAREHOUSE p
a eeirtr pti1S % f.sdssg end D,ay. Ne
RI SatGg7sEY r},sFss0 s'sass"'s s
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AailgMerald

Oniee Ia "nsraid Heck" Corner ~
Main and Lamar streets, over firsi
National Hank, business O1iee-
Front n0on, Second story.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-21
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival aud Departure or Trains az
Dallas.

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-10-02

gzs~The virtuous Democracy of Baltimore
city has the reputation of being generous to its
public servants according to the following
On May Both, 1871, resolution was passed BY
both branches of the City Council directing the
payment of full terms salary to the admins
TRAITOR OF the estate of Henry Weaver. In the
following October resolution was passed di.
recting the payment of full terms salary to
w. W. Orndorf, who was the successor of Mr..
Weaver in the FIRST branch of the City Council.
Thus two salaries were paid for one terms SER
vice in the first branch of the City Council,
orndorf filling out the unexpired term of wea-
yer, receiving $1,000 for attending twenty three
meetings of the Council.
The same thing happened in 1872 when the
legal representatives of Owen Ward were paid
the balance Of the salary for his unexpired
term, and the full years salary was paid to
James A. Coates, his successor, who attended
only nineteen meetings. How is this for econ
omy?
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-10-02

CARROLL A "PoTATo BUG. "-On Monday O
this week the Hon. John Lee Carroll was tele
graphed to Hagerstown to return Immediately to
Baltimore. He obeyed the summons which neces
STATED the postponement of the meeting at thai
place-and if it were no larger than the Western
Maryland meetings generally it occasioned bu
little Inconvenience. After arriving in Baltimore
that great-grandson of the signer of the Declare.
ton of independence was the centre of "secret
meeting" at which the great ''rng' masters Of
the State were the chief counseors. How is it
that this party, that sees civil and religious iber-
ty endangered by party that has "secret meet
ings" to manage its affairs, is doing just what it
SO agonizingly deprecates? How is this Mr.. Car
roll Come out and tell US what was done there
that would not bear the light of sunshine Have
you really talked reform" until you have be-
came real Potato Bug?' How many pledges
and promises were made for certain fellows who
must be cared for ? This 'secret meeting' with
the great ''ring' masters has some mystery about
it that some Of your disciples would like explain
ed. Is this one of the habits that twas inherited
from your illustrious ancestors ?"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-10-02
JERVIS SPENCER,
Independent Candidate for States
Attorney of BALTIC. County.

FELLOW-CITIZENS Adopting the
ny suggestions of my friends, take the lib
erty of announcing myself as candidate Tor
the position of STATES ATTORNEY for Bal
timore county. The States Attorney may be
called the active representative of the peace,
government and dignity of the State. The
Governor acts on applications for offices, par
dons, &C.; the judges decide cases brought be-
fore them; the State Attorney as the moving
power, (the engineer,) attends to the moving Of
the wheels of government He has no places
to give, he knows no parties or creeds, has nc
friends to reward or foes to punish. He only
represents the majesty, the sovereignty of the
State; he only, with the aid of the grand in
quest, directs the enforcemento of the laws, pun.
ishes all offenders against the peace, &c. 1t
should be SO happy as TO secure your voices,
will attend to the duties of the office in this way
only. Most respectfully,
JERVIS SPENCER.
Oct 2-te