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III X, - mt - s,.ti. y,,ifn. ! - tt,,rt,,tn ia-it
ihJ mhgnsJ a.u @ nm .,r,nn,.t om a nr
~ ~. ...t., -. - - ,tfnr;nr ar Iii
- m'a 9 ;s,IH. ~ H., -, Rrn
a'tfH1a'e'S wing e'-o"'ss'"' o'"'"'> :. ~
Southern leaders know tlat tfcre u NJ 1oss'nlo
resurrection for tho Industries nnl trade Of tue
South except through an era Of peaceful and
lust relations between 10th races, an nn1uAli,,
i'e aesehtanee o. 11e.s an rnncmre ,y of No1tbcrn
am nh1,'ulns ~ ~ y. ,,nt. orflrr n their sccto
% MI bejnr innatics In nor idiots, tl.csc men recos-
fsa IT. A,tua1sn sni1 h, Inrr, OF even mod
.ae n.se .s .a.n 1 ~ rcsarniza It ~ Il is can ut
i.s t,.m a. ~ ~ wind uieh 10 have them,
narnrs, IN. u liam morc powerful teacher iai1
even tic War itself.-N<S York krt"i"g -toa
NIt .-,-, ..n, ,,,o, :.
Tint tho policy thus fairly enleren np9n ~ rs
the right policy ana mcetn tne app.osai t,i t''e
sonsi l. 9S an Soin aaa .eceeds e s re
OF Governor unaGf We alos. . sossnn G lYes ~ su ~
maintain tl,o f,ll nna eqnul rY9ts ~ ~ sst.-
scS. w,'nSnt sGsrgs 70 xi h.ys n" iis
efs eniFs fs'sa a,y !y Hss' Gy Tic spaba". q
6utn ,nEy ~ ,r m w. ac sncrcr -
guilty o. e VII NC ,e .inn u n .r',1I
III any 9xesa luz s,st,, sa,t;nn1t ~ ", Hnio
1''Ss %sS,a: w t%<", ~ ''D 'u''' ''"''''F''D
another Instance of Mic grace NY, nn,nc.ts 81
thu Republican party."' rs Mr. Dufho world 10y,
Wien tho plntn truth OF Lie nihttCt 1s LtIaL
ilaycs simply retreats lrom t,ositio,, in which
liz outraged the laws Of the land, anil laid llEm-
self opcn II impeachment and rctnoval from
otcc. Tho AIRS Of mettor Which lie asst1nrtl
toward the Hampton H,verntncnt we're l,At
merely ally and rdict,lo.ts-t1cy embodied u
very dangerous principle, and IIvntu VIZ must
rcItcrate our regret that tfov Ham pton should
have given any rountc,Iance 10 lis prttcnslons
by tls visit to Observation-Disclosures Gazette
(lnt9acdbls Uen.}.
r'l,o prc,,,crt h onxton. ,o w1,hdrnw tl,c
,n. cI IT, ..,tnn, ~. T. %,,.r,,,,s tt,. j ~"
,ie,in aI MI" y snvcrn,ucnt ai.ai iI's IT, lt ~
., .ht. aiiI.orcn ~ tho ,So,,'" II Ill. ~.
s,,. ss,,o. .u ~, raeI v ~, ,,,nt,o%. M nm.
1nacs T., ann,nr H.. ,,cyt ft.t"o vii ,,n,,,,rstn.
nhy m ~ sntrIyc en enI tsous, ,nninsnc @ ,xhS
oam III .siif ,sr',n tr s,,nnort of IT." ,nonin al
t,c stats @ w. TGst H. thS t ~ tic lnne. a,i i'm
rre.;inni ,riti ~ i" io ~ H. r""chi"~ H. n IL
ihc ncritnl;c. IN inrIurnbic ioeir of Events. hc
, 1877-04-07
BEFORE AND AFTER.


"Thc buby has got now tooth. but tho old
lady ts iatti up With q cold In tho llcad," IT.
marked a gentleman to defeated candidate.
"What do sarc1" was the reply. "We,l,"
sn,d tho gentlemen, slowly, "betorc. the clcc-
t!o,, you used 10 taku u,c aside nill nsk mc huw
NY falnl.y sns coming on. anl l'ss been hunt
tuE yul ul over town to tell yull. mud that's tu
way YOU talk To no. put y dent u.aE. any III
NoW,-Etckun1s,"
, 1877-04-07
CURRENT GOSSIP. =.
EI.ANf},

SLANG.
Americas oil, and Americas youne,
Follow fast after rowdyIsh slang: ..-...
1n.tcad OF their trying to ''brIlc the tongnc.'
They 'ts!oot It." and 70 "let her twang."
The dir Of Holl fosfes" has passct long ago
Wc tclove In fun, frolic, and dash;
II there still .cnainr who wants to Ego nlow,
Let bin ''kecp his eyes peeled" for "a smahn."
Wa don't want any stately, solemn ''o1d frunps,"
OF '.o1d fo.sils," around In our way.
The world don't rovolve now; It's ''eoing Il "by
Jumps"
Aad-o well! "cycsy dog ha, his day"
So ali "etcar Tho track, " but the "fast" and ths
Tho ''bummez." md The ''ssunner," and
For ". a,e, 40 10 they tell us. a vsry "bad crowd;"
s'sherry your nbs s'-"maks tracks ks"-"nasi'
gate qutcki"
You don't understand. Hold on-'''twon't 70
lown,"
"That'a rich" rnyi from where do you hallf
You mu.t be an .'old hayscea" brought into
ny Boreas when uuder fu'l sail.
comc now, this thing ii getting '"Eathcr too
a: thin"-
Ignorance Of tho English, you know:
Well, walk up, "tnkc snil!o'; ''nuw shell Ont
tho tin." ,.,
You don't "tun,b1e"t Say. what DO you kuowf
Our language IL "primc," and It's Just "att y
XIV;
When you CONC TO bring matters down lne,
Its At1 "hnnkl.dory," !" ''lmmcnso In liz wAy-
''1scats tho World" and atl In That line.
OF eoursc we'rc all rIeht-nevcr mlnl what they
say
About It's being slangy md "tn,0c;"
Even they Of tho Press approve OF our way,
l,y letting their old language a1tdo.
80 Just DO your beat. your own ''lcyct ,cst,"
To squclch US, You 'old fugfcs;" you'll 0nd
That ''the thing can't bo did ''-so "rnll down
your ycst"
And "cheeso lt;" for It's all AIN your mind"
Don't "hlloot OF your ltp"-you've got ''too
much chcck";
''Siu,mcr down"-yon've got "too much
lraHs't; .
zoo Wcst"-lieht out like "a creased light.
ning-ttIcak;
Go "tcil tho nasIncs" OF "bluc glass;"
MtLwAuKEE; AMATEUR.
, 1877-04-07

woui.pt,c, 1uoiscia wari'y arnnnd 70 sec thas M
nnc was lIs,cuig, anil whispered into tic y"1ing
,nan's ear, "Mv p"n, little olEcg i, n sprtaa-
caTt.oatl I of preferred stock III tue Vpltr mines"
And then tllc monarch threw his head on one
sllc, drew IN hts cl,in, slut one eye, AMI Razcd
at h!s ofTspring In sencr Three years, ali:r r;
Htnr,ny % jordan 1iic.Assuranrc Company. Of
which That Intelligent yuung princr was l'rcsi-
dent, went into bankruptcy, the young man was
nblc to let his tathcr. who wns littlc short at
nn his sitnD1o note OF linnd.
, 1877-04-07

rOnAGlNG ON THE ENEMY.
Attnnfa tk7a.) Chnssfiusfon1|itt,
As Old 81 was cleaning up tho lamps last
night, We asked him:
"si, do you think Democrats ought to take
Offices from Itasesm
AVER mean II Hayes 'stonstes CT Dlmmycrat
shown CT. offs at lllm, mus le takc datl"
"Ycs, that's IT,"
"Weil, specs dat Dmmycrat wouldn't stop
long for my edylcc, or yo's elcrl''
"Why hoti"
"'Knse hits noughty wcll-tratncl colt dat
whnntcs fur sine fore llo tackles dc otce dat's
sUt out fore lin. Hits Jess too much Ter
eel 10 or oils 'fofu desc DmnYcrats, nn' grass.
lI0ppcrs on or con stalk 't 100k lazy 'f0nE sldo
ol, 'dcnl Pears ter mu 1 kin see dem lIrktn'
tlere chops nowp'
, 1877-04-07

yN}roH fTt6 {Tess.
The other s1ny when Little En1liBfl, tic boot.
black, went Into tho witncss-box and sworo tho
purloIucr Of lis "lzlt" into the House Of Cor
rectloil, ho didn't feel reyengcful toward tho
hoy. lie simply desired that Justice should tako
It's courto though tho heavens fall. lie got to
thinking tho casc over yesterday, md concluded
TO walt vi tho Chief Of Police. When ndfh!ttctl
" TINT oticinl's presence. tlle boy rcniarkeu:
"Yo!, knew that ere teller What J. sent up tho
Other tlAy'"
"Well, he'll live through H. all right, won't
hr, and cotlu out hcalthys"
"Causc Il he should die up there Ills family
wnnll Kinder tay IT up asan Hic, you lsn"w. and
II 1was evcr running for office. you know, the
pnpers 's,g9 w9al I'LL ,np In "''d csl nc murderer
ii sms,uiin't worry" replied fho Cl,Icf. "IIo
deserved what hc got, and Will grow fat w
"You don't mean 10 put lis photograph in
Chg FoEss.' 's,.s' G1, s:a,llss,ry' do yosi'" =
"'Causc II you did, 'twonld kinder hurt his
1sclings. you know, and 4 one 81 l.ls Sisters
kn!ky wien lie came to know IT,. .yOlt aec.
Taint MY duty 10 90 UP there ami tell that boy
III 't%S''' '' Q" tho 'F0'd road t0de's'uct'o'
mo; you keep right away from him.,
"Just leave lin to nalut clsalra n1t1 reflect
low n''cl noLler It wuuld have l'ccn for hin, 10
havG borrowed so,ne money OF mo rather than
"Yea; t.at's ttu hest way"
swell. tstuI.hy, don't want to bo mean,
you Know, H'Nt jump IN Dn q boy VIII, wants to
bo square: but Us tItlgcns owe u duty to tht
tunt''an',yns well as ourselves, don't Msl Anu
lin that i'n uwfll busy on }ui,, uul that tlu
WHY Ut the trntisgresjUr Is tufT.h
, 1877-04-07
THE pun1rNoroN SPRING BIRD.

Dear little b1uo bird.
Herald OF Spring,
Swallow this cuugh.dfop-
Foor llttle thlnR!
WarhlinE 20 lioaesclT,
OF ApfIl's hpprnach;
limiting around Tor
bronchial tf0Chcs
rpor little blue bird,
Don't yon 70 on;
Tic up your ltllIu neck,
Doctor that cough.
Euun April vto1ct*
Kissed bY tho breeze,
VIII SILVER and vince ns They
List 10 your anecze.
Don't be discouraged yet,
Herald Of Spring;
Shake all tho tclcfcs
on from your wing.
Who knows what wonders
Cougl,-cuEc may duf
Sing, little blue bird.
tsAt-choot At'chooT'
fnrfhn FE1Iri<u<
, 1877-04-07

4 nyASCKs MADE On DIAMONDS. WATCHES.
hInda- ETC., ut l.tEEnEts rtiyas. Office. ~ Ian.
dalrhxt., near Clark. 1o,n ani6 Established 1hl.
4 DVANCEN nN AMI ElOllAUR run IIDUsE.
~ hDd md ot!sr guAs: - anil ~ nlinFen.st.. and
XII IN, And 2OG lsanIalp1st,. Halo kuthlnK Ls&rst
rata.
Z tAStl rAlp FElt OH N1in AND s1LEEl. ASn
money 50 loan IN watrhts, Jiatn"pt Md talua,,rs
ithIrr, u Ekst NAhi-.,n II. Eatabahetl lsIa
MONEY 1,ANEli OX FulSirUitf. JEwEllsr.
any gs,od rnliarTals. i'll W ashiu sta.s. l,~.nr -.
ilU LOAN-MoSKY on FuHSlTultE. WAi:E.
H. GTUItFY, rrisats lISnksr, II Lasae.tt+ ltcon @s
sf>o Ls,AS-aa xp FOR two rRA!.s. ATcrnHESr
rat.a Mpt.n IA! c:tasy tecutlty. .AGpy, y NIL
x1yASTEp-rn Uol,lsOW-eJu OS AN IMPl:t,v.
w I'd farm al fulr rIlr. NJ cullmisslua tad. Adj
tFrss 4 I, T5tbnnr ones. ..---zA
$3O 600 T. n1As = ~ sInS pes E ess. IL
TEjsSitS q DAY, 1ts4 ltAn.,,rh.tt.
, 1877-04-07

N1iIItSV MACHINE ASD DRILL FOR sALE.
III upu Lawrence Fateat 1lllsna and Es.t eating ~
Mi nILfllu lttlt ln II EfCEl C1a ~ hetA ~
rurarr NIch.aA LID Stslh LxaAtu.s stA
, 1877-04-07

MUIIIlsNt; MATERIAL,

10I;. EEtN, i75 SOUTH cLAl:I.sT.. clfcAGn.
wEfrsltS CufSt. 10 t1y- III All d's<AAs1. AS4a'
s.,s,, Ga4p1 Rd!A ts.iasxSxa kAca necrss4rI.
, 1877-04-07

ITO LEAsE-DoCK LDTs-sH) FEET mock FEtSr.
r0,i.st,. fur uns " ) term II yeats. MAFr1EhS j.
MASON, tspoEu I. 40 l<artlu1n- d.
, 1877-04-07

Irott bALn-Lur Or 6Ect,Sp:l!ASR LUMBER.
j p..ts u l1rya!a. MUItiIiSatis utbs. VI Clask'
III LnAcil1rtIt.
, 1877-04-07

4 rPLEToS's NEW AMERICAN CrcLDPEDIA. 70
~ tUk, gu0t nav, <7o, tOst xl1s. Tue lnltNrial
DetiansIj. tas., tusl YAH. .st ~ NMt.
WITS Nu,r1a y tnls, IL uaeon's Works sota..
81 tFSuS; 0Ek ah rseKaHt ret, II tuas., 49, coat
Isl. UiLJElsr, VI south Cllrk'st.
aAsII rAtu FuN hOtlKs-NlI plllcEs PAID FOB
" Ifabdafi Nofxt Vt any kind. Cali AliteAA
CHAINS. c9Lntt N.dl.aa 1nl lGaEhosn :A!A
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GnAn Can't be made by every agent every month
AAAQ in the business we furnish, but those will
VOVU ing to work can easily a dozen dol
lars day right in their own localities. Have no room
to explain here Business pleasant and honorable
Women, and boys and girls do well men. We
will furnish you complete Outfit free. The business
pays better than anything else. We will bear expense
Of starting you. Particulars free. Write and
Farmers and mechanics, their and daughters nd
all classes in need of paying work at h0me should
write to and learn all about the work ut Now
is the time. Don't delay Address TRUE Co, Angus
Ia, Maine. sopl5
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FOR SALE.

FTNIIE Place on which | now reside. For
l. information as TO terms, &c, apply TO
VIM. l.. HAWKINS,
Thomas Run p. o.,
feh20-tS Hartford Co, Md.
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Minerals, Shells, Birds, &c.
.gaHE NATURALIsTs, AGENCY has bee

.TaHE NATURALISTS' AGENCY has been
4 established at 312j LANCASTER AVENUE
PHlLADELPlA,t for the purpose Of giving collectors
of objects Of Natural History opportunity of buying,
selling exchanging their duplicates or collections
Specimens sent to any part OF tbs world by mail.
received the highest award given to any at the
Centennial Exposition Of 1876, and the only awardand
medal given any American for "COllcctious Of Min
erals
My chronological Catalogue and table Of species, by
which most minerals may be identified, illustrated by
$500 worth of engrayiHgs is ready for disri-
hutton. 1t is excellent checklist containing in the
price list every species and all the common vari
cites arranged alphabetically and preceded by the spe
cies number. The species number indicates the place
of any mineral III the table Of Species after it will be
found the species name, composition, streak of lnsie,
cleavage fracture hardness, sp. gr, hIsbity aud
equalization. Free to all customers. To others on
receipt of 10 cents for postage, &C. desire especially
to call attention to my remarkably fine specimens of
AMAZON STONE, of which have or have had nine
tenths of all the specimens ever found have made
six trips ~ the locality and think may safely say
that no more will be found. Good crystals from 10
to 81 90 each.
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For Sale.

HOUSE AND LOT OF ONE ACRE,
IL situated in Bel Air. adjoining the land
of Miss Jessie Fraser and others. New fen
cling and good improvements. Win be sold
entire or divided, with buildings, to suit pur-
chaser
GEO. Y. MAYNADIER,
ap14 Attorney for owner
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Maidstone Onion Seed,

| also Sole Agent in the IT, S. for the famous
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NOTTCE =

T HEREBY NOTIFY all persons that
J. George A. Carlisle is in no way connect
ed with my business and that l W i'll pay no
bills contracted by him, nor acknowledge the
validity of any receipt signed by him in my
name.
icb16 HENRY RECKORD.
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from Maidstone, Kent Co., England, producing
the most prolific and finest favored Onions
known, and yielding on suitable soils from 500
Henry Covn large eG market gardener at sya
cuse, N. Y, writes: "Your English Onion
Seed surprised me by its large yield and the de-
liclous flavor of the fruit | could have sold
any quantity in this market at good prices. My
wife says she will have no other onions for the
table in future. Send Inc as much as you can
for the enclosed $500.
One package of seed sent on receipt of so cents
and one three cent postage stamp, three pack
ages to one address $1.oO, and two three cent
stamps. Twelve packages sent on receipt of
$780,
My supply is limited. Parties desiring to Sc
cure either of the above rare seeds, should not
delay their orders. All seed warranted fresh
and TO terminate. Cash must accompany all
orders. For either of the above seeds address
JAMES CAMPBELL,
feb23 6m GO Fulton Street, N. Y.
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THE HGIS.
BEL AIR, FRIDAY, JUNE 18th, 1877.
Literary DiSguiSeS,

The following is a list of MONS dc plume en-
ployed by many of the writers on the modern
American press, magazinists, specialists and
others:
Agate-Whtelaw Reid; An American Girl
Abroad-Miss Trafon Artemus Ward-Gharles
F. Browne; Asa Trenchard-Henry Watterson;
A Northern Man-Charles j. lngersoll; Ariel
Stephen Il. Fiske; Brick Pomeroy-MaIk NJ.
Pomeroy; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hale Smith; Bret
Harte-C. b. Harte; Carleton-C. Z. Coffin;
Alice-Alicc B. Neale Danbury Newsman-J.
M. Bailey; Eli Perkins-M. ID. Landon Eleanor
Kirk-Mrs. Nelly Ames; Fat Contributor-A.
NJ. Griswold; Fanny Forrester-Mrs. L. Judson;
Gath-George Alfred Townsend Grace Green
wood-NIrs. L. Lippincott; Gail Hamilton
Mary A. Dodge; George Eliot-Maran G. Evans;
Hans Brietmann-Charles G. Leland; Hans
Yorkel-A. Oakley Hall; II. H.-Ielen Hunt;
Hosea Bglow-JamCs Russell Lowell; IL. Drop
per-Louis j. Jennings; Howadji-George w
Curtis; Ira Zell-Robert b. Roosevelt; Ike
Marvel-Donad G. Mitchell; lren@us-Rev. DIR.
S. l. Prime; Jennie Juue-Mls. j. {. Croly; John
Paul-C. II. Webb; Josh Bilings-H w. Shaw;
joaquin Millcr-C. II. MilleI Learned Black
smith-Elihu Burriti; Lord No Zoo-John
Swinton; Laertes-George Alfred Townsend;
Laicus-Rev. Lyman Abbott; Lottie Linwood-
Mrs. Helen NJ. Cooke; Mark rwain-S.L Glenn
ems; Marion Harand-Mrs. NJ. V. Terhune; Max
Adeler-Charles Weber Clark; Mercutio-Will
Winter; Mcleod Noyes-Francis 7. Patton,
Mrs. Partngton-B !. Shillaber; Miss Grundy--
Miss NJ. A. Snead; NJ. Quad-C. b. Lewis; Myron
Hubbell-William L. McEIroy; Nym Crinkle-
A. G. Wheeler; Ned Buntlhc-E. Il. c. Judson;
Nimrod-Charles Apperley; Oliver Optic-Wm.
I. Adams; Occasional-John W. Forney;
Orpheus G. Kerr. II. Newell; Ouida-Louise
de Ia Ramc; Penholdcr-- Edward Eggeston,
Peleg Arkwright-D. l.. Proudft; Pccg Wales
VIM A. CrotIut; Perley-- Ben Pcrley Poore;
Petroleum V. NNsby--D. X. Locke; Porte
Crayon--D. w. STROLLER; Peter Parley--s. q.
1rin IA. G1,nl.a I,A1n nr1 mt
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WOO. .

SMOKED HERRING.
THE UNDERSIGNED has for sale prime
4 smoked HERRING, which he will deliver
promptly to order, by railroad or canal, at
the lowest prices. Warranted A No. /.
JAMES BALDWIN,,
my18-1m Havrc de Grace.
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FARM FOR SALE.

NINETY ACRES of good farming Land,
IN situated II miles from Bel Air. Apply
to CHARLES w. NORRIS,
my Be Air, Md
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FOR SALE.

900 ACRES OF LAND, situated in
AOO Hartford county, near the Hartford
Furnace, formerly the property of the late
Benjamin II. Williams. The land has
some good wood on it, and can be had
very cheap.
Apply to
Mrs. Il. II. WILLIAMS.
u14 No. 229 st. Paul st. Baltimore
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Notice..

NOTICE.
A LII Applications for Insurance in the
~ YORK MUTUAL COMPANY will
be promptly attended to by
GEO. L. SCOTT,
Darlington,
Agent Tor james Harry e. Co., State Agents
nv
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lists. Merchants, Druggists and Dealers supplied ut
lowest wholesale rates.
EDWD J. EVANS & CO.,
iebH Nnrserymen and seedsmen, York Pa.
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For Sale.

A SMALL FARM OF so ACRES, more or
n less, with good FRAME DWELLING,
Granary and Stabling, located on the public
road leading from the Upper Cross Roads to
the Baptist Church. About acres of wood
land and the balance cleared There is q young
Apple Orchard of choice fruit on the place
Soil good and in desirable neighborhood
Terms easy.
GEO. Y. MAYNADlER,
Attorney at Law,
teb23 Bel Air Md,
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commissioners agreeing thereto"
TEE DECISION.
1t Is 10 language the same as the de-
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the difference that where the latter recites
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Senator Wallace presented objections
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