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ac-Tweniy years ago the steamer Arabian"
sunk In the Missouri river. with GnO barrels 81
whisky on board. The current Of the river went
on changing, and now the place wherc the steamer
sunk is dry land aud the forgotten week i buried
forty feet in the sand. Tho other day the man
who owns the place put down apuUp and the first
liquid he found was whisky in Que of the Gao
buried barrels. For while after he had tasted
the vein his pipe had struck. land = the vicinity
was held a, si7S.ooo nm acre but by and by some
one remembered abSut tho old wreck aud the price
fell. A trustworthy and constant vein or twenty
year.old whisky on any Missouri farm has a ten
deney u inercasc the demand Tor Il rapidIy.
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~ The editor ot the Baltimore T.i.y-rn
loudly beHail. the Do. 4 samuel J. T.'Icr and
assign. reason ;of hi. jefe.; a. Cincinnati
the III health % the I'll 'aaa." H. ;hi. c4nne.
ton he say. better '..oa'arI time. Tillen IN
his oed IN the White House fa' tho neH; four
year. than any other living American ~i,h the
muscles Of RoweIl or IIanan 3" The Editor .ay.
nothing in prai.s 4 HI. tcke, All c1n,lale. hi.
article on Tillen a. f,llps.
''It may be objected 10 by some that ss say
nothing here in praise 81 the excellcn, gentlemen
whose name. compose the democratic ticket. We
eanno; Do - now our heart 6. IN the caiIin there
t0us"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-07-10

r1- Maine Nili he the ir.t state :, render 10.
verdict On the merits q the National Il set. elect
lag 'ioyernof and Legislature IN september.
The issue in .h. Stat j. i.;iHet one the De,n.
Gratis anil Greenhaeker' hatin: joincl hanl. IA
an endeAvor TO 'inIea,e the attempted :ra4I "a
the part ofGovern,r GAreeiDn Al HI. c,nfc !erate.
last year. when they .tr,vo 81 the b,lle., thief,
and perjury 70 take from the Republican,. the
State government. Governor DA,i. ha. been
nominated by the Republican,. and thu. the Issue
!. joined, with the ehanre' decidedly On the side
Of honesty AMI integrity. Governor Dayi. lacked
but few votes II majority over all las, year.
Thi. year he should eaun; hi, majority by ,hpu..
Ands.
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cfs-A "Prohibition" National Convention o.
ii2 delegates. representing twelve States. me, a,
Cleveland. Ohio. few days since and nominated
Neal Dow. Of Maine. for President, and A. 4.
Thomson, u Ohio, for the second place. The
platform recite. the evil. II alcoholic drinks. A..
serts that IL is neither RICH, polite for State
10 afford legal protection To the liquor traffic, de-
mands that all legitimate ndus,rie. should be free
from the tax placed upon them by the traffic,
arraigns the Republican party for fostering the
traffic in the past. AMI the Democratic party for
defending the traffic and ia il. last National Con
veniion declaring agains, prohibition. favor. W..
man suffrage and asserts that no nation has los,
revenue BY abolishing liquor taxe..
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''F'I ""Hf"'e hVNtHt0rs f"HHiy IntuH.
\ TRIP TO CINCINNATI OVER THE b.
AND o. RAILROAD.

Woe. Efii,r. A ride ON the Baltimore and
Ola" Railroad 10 Cincinnati by keyser and
farkeF,burg. ". Va. command. scenery as sub.
lime ~ Switzerland or the Alps. Through the
mountains along cheat river you find yourself on
a heis ht immensely above the sea level. Their,
the road wind. around the hills and at time.
bring I" view scenes superlatively grand. A,
ParAcrsburs you cross the Ohio river on a bridge
that can lay claim g. one Of the finest structure.
Il IL. kind in the United States.
Through Ohio the country Is rich and beautiful
and in high state Of cultivation Cincinnati 1,
a busy, busting place. /, can claim pre-. cminencs
ia it, drinking prpPcnsties. In Baltimore saloons
have screens. Here 1t IL done in open halls. The
sabbath i. great gala day. Openly and withou,
.hame men pIy their vocations and seem o. glory
Ia letting the Sabbath Law at variance. The State
has license sy.tem which il regulated by &
county vote. OF ~ counties 50 have voted "a
have NJ license and - for license OF the latter
l. are Democratic. doubtful and n Republican
Cincinnati and Hamilton county pay one eighth
oi the internal revenue On liquors in the United
states.
The 'ubutian residences surpass any the writer
ha- -ecn e Varipu. prominent cities of the Union
u ab"unl' ia railroads. but in none squal 60 oui
Baltimore anl Ohio. This road j. marvel. Nc
r"ai hn' - much mountain scenery. that would
imply danger 81 travel. yet none managed with
greater ability nor with more security To TIA, eiers
IL. president. John ". Garrett. has u name for
good mana cement. snd well deserves IL. but among
Ia. officers are men u equal mcr, in their sphere
The general ticket agent, l.. ". Cole has become
a veteran IN hi lengthy service. and in convcn
ti"ns Il railroads with kindred officers sits as a
mentor. whose wise counsel l. sought and follow.
Ell. He "bcr"u. ami mul,itudinuus duties are
managed with both .kill and grace.
Gin innnti has Lpolng Harden of more
fame than merit. II '. good but not remarkable
There are four inclined planes tina, lit the street
cars 60 the elevated table land that enyirons the
city away ff"n the river. In M other way can
you reach u than by these. To q stranger they
look dangerous. AMI yet but one accident has &C.
CURED IN several years.
ohio u great state. Since il was ORGANIZED
and aimi,'cirn lNo2 II has grown TO be one 81
our chief Statc-. u runs from east 10 vest 32d
miles and from north e. south 200, containing
1870! square miles. 25.57G 960 acres. its salt
we'll. nj P"iner"y have yielded ,000. Goa bushels
ia one year. ani IA Cleveland in lSG9 .n00 .00p
harfci' oi petroleum were refined. It, soil. rich
every where. = fertile IN the river bottoms a.
has. borne heavy cereal crop. dfty successive,
wears without manuring. II has more than 1000
milo. 81 railroad IT. law provides for the eluea
tipn Of over .onn. nOu Il children It, resources
are immensc AMI could feel Elrope. Once IL wa'
a Western state. but not now. The ride Of -
hour. from baltimore 10 Cincinnati richly pays.
tl,.sas
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cs-General lIancock. bro,her.in-iaw {. sorry
tia; she superb" soldier h. been nominated flr
the Presidency. a. his election would remove him
from the Amy where he nov tue .eaiar Ma -
GcnerAi. with fair pro.pe,; 81 .v5a bce,as.u; the
Commander IN Chief M. IIaae,es ala, ieprc-
cate. b. election % tie a;se -. gal.ir because
!; would break ~ iae.r I.nr.;.e life f1r NJ
year.. Thee god people aeel a.: b3rrow 50
much trouble. I'm .;a.a; n.-e .sf..l. ever be.
f4!l' them THAI ;he re-a ., p...5i..y & Ha1,o.A
election. they RAY troy -eslrl ;aen.elge' a. A
happy flmily
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\IORTGAGEE'S SALE
.NE
VALUABLE FARM IL BALTIMORE
COUNTY

by virtue Of power contained in Mortgage
from Thomas L. Matthew, AMI wife 10 e.
John Roberts. Trustee. dated s.2E
E:8 juno S0,h. l>69. and re
corded among the Mortgage Records of Baiii.
mare county in Liber T.. II. n, No. 81 folio 80
&c. AMI u an ass snmcni u said Mortgage hy
Abraham :. Ashbridgc successor { the aid John
Roberts a. trustee To- Elizabeth 4. Hopkins. dated
the 2iih day Of April. l>Sn, and duly recorded.
Iibcr ". VI. l.. W. - folio $50. &C. the IN Ter.
signed. ~ Ntorncy for said Assignee. duly az.
pointed by her. will sell at public auction a, the
COURT House DOOR IN TowsouioNu. On
Tas.irg. .iiy lSL. 1850.
at - O'Clock ~.
ALL THAT TRACT oF LAND IN SAID
COUNTY KNOWN AS CEDAR MEADOWS"
and particularly described in deed from Alice
fcnby and Others O. Thomas X. Matthews. dated
April asth 1859. aud recorded among the Land
Records ot Baltimore county in Libcr u. II. T.,
No. IS. folio 300. Ae.. containing
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY ONE ACRES
Of LAND. MORE or LESS.
This property Is situated about one mile north
Of the philadsiphia Turnpike. sajsiaias the
White Marsh farm. and eleven miles from Bal,i
more city. aud is improved by large and sub
stantial
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE AND OFT.
BUILDINGS.
The land Is In an excellent state of guilty alton.
with abundance Of timber. choice fruits. water in
every field aud never.failing spring near the
dwelling. The place Is perfectly healthy. the
ground rolling. and the situation Of the house
high and beautiful.
TERMS OF SALE.-onc third Cash. the hal
ance in two equal payments in Fix aud twelve
months. Deferred payments 10 bear interest
from the day Of sale. aud to be secured TO the
satisfaction 81 the Mortgage, or all cash. at
the option of the purchaser.
BENJAMIN T.. MOORE.
Attorney for the Mortgage.
NICHOLAS NJ. BRIAN, Auctioneer.
lnua
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OLDFIELD'S EXCELSIOR PUMP

flNllE undersigned has now on hand about 900
l. feet of choice White Oak Pump Stock which has
beenl spring water n sufficient length Of time 10
free IL from sap. Any Pump constructed Of this
stock Is guaranteed not to give unpleasant taste
tothe water. lIsarrangementsi for preparing Pump
Stock in the above manner are most ample and
complete. and he will always be prepared TO put
up the EXCELSIOR PUMP at short notice.
Always on hand all kinds of Pump Fixtures Of
the very best quality, including Lcathered Buckets
for Oil Pumps. which can be furnished on demand.
Common Wooden Pumps made on the. premises
whcr' they to be placed. when desired.
All Pumps constructed by the subscriber are
warranted for one year. After the first year they
will be kept in order By him for yours. for the
moderate suin Of sl.0e per year
re- h' E."si'ior P"~P sho"id not gir. eat
'.f'e''"s n'rW be- remored aHf NJ. a,oRsy refunded
Refers by permission TO Il. X. Boarman. Esq.
Towsontown. Orders by mail. or ia person, NJ.
tended 90 promptly.
WILLIAM OLDFiELD. Pump Maker.
Je.?G.-ly.l Fountain Green. Hartford Co.. Md.
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.-S- Those Republican. whl Sc; ab.a' +; early
~ secure a thorough orsaniiA;i {, the iA-;y in
the localities where ;aey live aye ;enlc-ia: tae.r
cause much better service than those vi, are T.
;en;in. Themselves Ui;h bras;a: a. - VIA; san
be done. I; mus; be -eaem bcfci ;ai, the P-e..-
iential & "a; shis year will CAL "a, ;he ;-laie.;
esor;s ever maize f,r Aa honest election. All the
meaae.; in;risges n the par, Il our opponent. .
steal a victory. 10 view of ,hi. fact. .e, every
man DO VIA; he ,aa. 4ni ~hea /; has been i.Es.
perhap. it will be in rider 20 talk ab.s, il.
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Dos PIArr oS GAHTIELB.-Don Platt I. the
rampant Democratic editor Of the Washington
caP'ioi. % the Republican nominee for the
Presidency he ,ay':
''Gen. Garfield, personally considered, l. ,ingu-
larry pure and upright. lie Is one IL the few men
Ia public life WIN look his beautiful little wife
aud lovely children in the face without shame
We say this alvi.elly, for We haze known Tar
bcld intimately all hi public life. aud We can ad
wise tho mud machine. called partisan papers.
that attempts at biackeHing GafGclds character
will be signal failures, aud will he met by protests
from such eminent Democrats a. the Hons. Jcrc
miah Black. Allen. Payne, Thurman and Justice
Field. who have already put themselves ON record
In his behalf Garhclds purity IL 50 thorough
that II give. him u rerilous confidence 10 men,
ani has gotten him into trouble precisely As -
eonhding boy gets in scrapes. In that Credit
MObilier affair, for example, We know. and have
80 testified that at the very time IL was claimed
that he was schcming 20 enrich himself through
Ames rascality, he was shining about Washing
ton striving to borrow $500 10 pay house rent.
aud he 80 ignorant Of the cotnmonest financial
process that he did not know how 10 negotiate an
ordinary note Of hand. lie has not only lived ia
the open air, but has occupied positions where
like other leaders he could have winked himself
into millions. lie holds to-day tho hOnorrj posi-.
tion Of being the only poor man among political
leaders"
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Real Estate Sales.
William 8. Keech. Attorney, Tow.ontown.
TRUsTEE'S SALE
OH
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY IN
GOVANSTOWN


by virtue Of q decree Of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county, sitting In Equity, in the sHr
a.: case Of Charles ID. Kelley ". Cor 49,
Ia nelia Kelley aud Others, the
undersigned, the Trustee named IN said decree,
will offer u, public sale on the premisc,, on
Monthly. ~ l2fh day IF JAY. 4. d. lssO,
at the hour IL ~ 4. NJ,
THAT VALUABLE PIECE. PARCEL OR
TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Govanstown. Baltimore county, being
part of n tract Of land called "DTumguarth" or
"Drumguhastlc'', aud described as follows he.
ginning for the same the cast side of the York
Turnpike Road at the Northwest corner Of a lot
laid OF for Robert Cross and running thence
binding Un said road north > degrees east. q
pcrchcs; thence south 81 degrees east 10 and
eight tcnths pcrchcs 10 - stake thon south Is
degrees east ~ and seven -tcnths pcrchcs To- land
now "r once owned occupied by Edward :.
Myers thence binding on said line, south IS lie.
gree west and six -tenths pcrchcs o. corner Of
a 10, laid ~ for Robert Cross then binding
that land north rs degrees west 81 aud Elk
tcn,hs pcrcbes I" II marked hickory tree Of sail
land. and thence north 50 degrees west IL perch
e. To- the place Of beginning. containing
ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS.
This property adjon' the property Of Dr. J.
Robert Ward. Robert Crass, Edward :. Myers
anI that oi Mr.. BeBninghau-. ani Is the proper
~ "n which Cornelius Kelley aud Mary Kelley
hi wife were living ut the time of their deaths
and the Pos,oGice at downtown !. now and for
n l"ng time has been un said property and u store
ha' been KEEP, on the property. l, !. improved
bya
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
2! stnries high, about - by - feet, with a back
building about ~ by ~ feet. !! stories high :
frame stable about ~ by u feet, carriage house
abou, ~ by 10 feet aud other outbuiidings; also
by hne apple orchard and other fruit trees (;
pump "f good water near the door: churches,
'"hrol.. etc. Convenient. Th. property will be
odd - jeci To- an annual ground rent ~ $1,000.
payable IA equal half yearly in.;almcnt. ofs.O.Uu
IN February AMI August
Thi, ground rcut can be D. l.emel AZ any time
upon payment Of sJOp.u0. and arEcarags. 81
ground-rchi. Ground rent and taSc, aill BE- paid
o. day Of -tc.
TERMS 81 SALE. Cash. in Fix months
aud balance IA tWcly" months from Hay Il salc,
deferred payment. {, bear ibierc.t from day O.!
'ao aud 10 b. .celrci by .tgs Il the pufcha.-
81 With .ec1rity satisfactory g. the TFu.;ec; ~
'hc rurrha'ef can pay all each IA, ~. option.
20 P"sse'.iun given upon ratification 81. aud
compliance with term. e ,.,e.
Ec-foF further PAfi!etiar' inquire 81 ME-
t"fu".iA KELLEY "u the prentice. 'r e. the under
sisuel. CHARLES l.. KELLEY, Tfu.;cc.
-. Hanover 81, Baltimore. Nj.
Samuel. q. WILSON, Auc,ioneer.
June lt.--ts.
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rS-The good waF record "; Hantsa will
hardly couions the bal war rec'ri q hi. .apI9r-
tiers. Il the Democrat. sees g. u.Akc she cam
paisn on the patriotic ,,s.c Z ;hc.f eAnl. lave
darin. the var u the Rebellion. :h-y ne,c..s-iiy
call attention . thcir own record Il lilu.,.s
Wa ~, All he .arc'y "a. :a;. ri. I,-;y VA.
~ran: Thei- leader may az probably WI, lie
:oF the Democrats Y4-;r. tg; 81. ,.-:4,. claa.;
wa.h on, Il. .in. IN the MN /. =. the te-I,--
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R1-Thc VIII

.s-Thc whole Democratic party IN IniiAua
ough; 20 be suited now. II. candidate f,r TOW
crnor i. soft-mcney rau;er of the ~or., type.
while it, candidate ior Vice President i. a hard
money man and banker. The party must At.
tempt TO carry the state On the 81 money issue
in October. ami On the hAri-money ISSUE IN "
vcmber. I; mu.; denounec National bank. and
on the next
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A SorSB BuESrss PLArroRS.-The man who
attempts to get mp a political excitement in this
country on the old sectional Issues win find him
self without support. The man who wants To
serve his country must put himself in the line II
IL leading thought and that u tho restoration Of
business trade, commerce, industry, sound politi-
seal economy, hard money and honest payment Of
all obligations; and the man who can add any
thing In the direction of the accomplishment 6f
any Of these purposes Is public benefaetor.--
Speech Of Gen. Garfield he ne HOn'e Of Reprs'ea-
tafires, Dee. l0h, 1873.
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grDemocraiic papers claim that Hancock
planned the battle Of Getty sburg and carried Il 10
asueees'fulissue Gen. Meade Is entirely ignored.
although he was supposed to have had promi.
ncnt hand in that victory. Il Is hardly necessary
90 steal this dead hero's plums' to prove Hancock
good soldier. The latter would scorn thus %
rob his old commander
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Zo- The Philadelphia T,',s.. .;aunch pcno-
cratic newspaper. says Of zen. Gaffcli III Gar
field i. not the strongest man in hi party. ~ lcas,
lie is a man Of to-day, living, CROWN. man, Who
will be stronger Tomorrow iLan 10 lay. AMI who
doe. no, sub.i.i upon the mcm,tic. 4 the past.
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.Ea-Therc are $1,000 postoifees in the United
States. The deficit for the fiscal year 1879 was
s3.io7,yl6, smaller sum than since 1850. That
Is to say the postal service Is becoming less on.
Pensivo to the Government every year. though Il
Is not likely 10 ever become entirely ssfsussainlng
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Miscellaneous.

beg leave 10 announce 20 my friends through
out the county that have taken this old and
wcll.known Hotel for the accommodation Of
permanent anil transient boardcrs. II has been
rcttied entire and put in irs. class orier and am
now ready for the accommodation Of my friends
and the pubc generally.
The house is supplied with pure spring water
and shaded with fine trees. Its ncarncss TO the
city. with the advantages of n line of horse cars
and trains by the Northern Central Railroad, make
II desirable summer resort for gentlemen who
10 business in Baltimore. The unsurpassed health
and beauty Of the surrounding country, with its
pleasant drives. and the absence Of tina, pest Of
the human family. the mosquito. make II the most
desirable resort in the State.
The proprietor would respectfully call the atten-
tion uf those is search oT a Summer Resort 10 the
fact that the Smcdicy House being built Of stone,
in the most substantial manner the danger from
fire incident TO frame buildings Is thereby to
great extent avoided.
Good Siabng and Carriage Houses attached to
the premises.
coach will be run in connection with trains on
the y. e. u. H., making the time from the house
10 Baltimore ia Gny-Gvc minutes.
SAMUEL r. BUTLER,
July a.-if. Proprietor.
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John /. Yeilot.. Attorney. Tow,ontowu.
TRUSTEES SALE
NICE PROPERTY ON THE LIBERTY
ROAD. ~ THE ~ DISTRICT. BALTi-
MORE COUNTY.

BY virue II decree Of the Circri, Cour; for
baltimore coun;y-.i;iing in Equiiy-pa.. >SSr
81 81 in the cause oi Lowry and -
IL others ". Hover and other.
tie unier.sncl. n, tie Trustee. il said decree
baireI all eel a; public sale u the premise.
N,"d"y. l?h day q Jaly. l'so.
AZ o'clock l.. NJ
ALL THAT NICE LITTLE PROPERTY
% which Mr.. Maria 4. Lowry diei ,elei and
Tosses'el l!in: Immediately on the Liberty Turn
pike Road. hve u.3le. ifpn the lily % Baltimore.
AMI containing
EIGHT ACRES AND THREE ROOFS
OF LAND.
The property !. improved by a
FRAME HOTEL BUILDING.
kn.Wn a. the mile HOUSE also BY god
conf r,able FRAME DWELLING HotsE. With
small STORE BUILDING attached. AMI two
double FRAME TENANT HOUSES.
The lot e ground fronts about thirteen hun.
dfei fee; on the Liberty Turnpike with = depth oi
about three hun Ire! and h:iy feet. aud has On il
an abundance e good forest trees.
The property will ars, be offered AZ a whole and
il no; cold in that way will be offered in four or
five 4iGeren; lots. The l.; containing the HOTEL
PROPERTY. the "a. the DWELLING HOUSE
and STORE PROPERTY. 81 a vacant let 9Th
10, improved by TENANT HOUSE. and the
9Th LOT also improved by double FRAME
DWELLING.
The title to this property i. perfectly good ami
ofers rare opportunity for any one de,iEou. -
inVes; in a country place for a comfortable home
in connection Nth place u b-,ns... The ten
ant houses are readily rented. AMI there va, irr-
merly good bg.ine.. lon, q: ;hv u tel
THE TERMS OF SALE a. prc.cgiLc,i by the lie.
cree are .-oue.thifl tasa. Le.tAirl IN IA
months and balance in nine months from day
q salc. the deferred payment. 10 hear interest.
OF al each a; the option % purchaser. one
hundred dollars uf the ca.h payment Wil be re.
quirci On lay Z sale ~ !; the property !. sold
JOY. - will lie rtpuirel IA. A ra.h tieuusif u
each lo, ,oli. AMI balance % cash paymen,
when the ale l. ratified.
re- rla; Of the property showing the lot.
can be seen a; the oisice of John /. Icllot. At
tofucy AZ Law. Tows1ntcwn.
JOHN I. lELLoTr. -.
EpGEE I. HOOVER. ''I''''''
GEORGE W. HOOK. Aue;ioneer.
June lg--t..
Law Once OF Benjamin P. Moore, I; 81
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4 ,O-PARTN ERsIlIp NOTICE.

Robert ;. CoTsc having covered hi. connection
with the firm uf William C"t.c / Son, ptuutiet.r,
of the CLAlKMnNT AND FuRLEN NALL.
NJ kSEEIES, WILLIAM !. CURSE AND
FRANK y. CoRSE will hereafter conduct thc
bnsines- a. equal PARTNER. uhlcr the maine and
style 81 WILLIAM CpESE 4 SONS
WILLIAM !. CORSE
FRANK T.. CORSE.
EAifiupEE Cot stI.
Juiy let, 1850. July IO-at
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Walking matches all over the country have
beeRthe real style, but the "true agony" has been
shown in those innumerAbe matches nightly
walked by anxious fathers carrying crying babies
The remedy-Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup. Price IS
cents bottle.
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rf-wcll. the countrys safe sure enough Mr..
Ruby. Of the joarndi AMI Judge Jcrrc. Black. of
Pa. do agree. There are still some few things
LETT 10 be thankful for.
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eS-A red-hot Democratic paper. published In
South Carolina, says Of Gen. Hancock; "IIaneOek,
the Democrat sO-ealled. assisted the Republican
party In destroying the South"