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6. D. SlayDaker, who has succeeded
Geo. W. Bright at the King stree!
wharf in the coal and lime business
is prepared to sell building and land
lime at wholesale or retail. He solicits
call from builders to whom he will
guarantee entire satisfaction as he man.
ufactures his own lime at his works in
Lancaster County Pa. Also q stock OF
fine quality Of coal on hand at lowest
market price.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
Death Ofa Judge,

Robert l.: Montagu, Judge of the
Eighth Circuit of Virginia, died at his
residence in Middlesex county in that
State, on Wednesday, aged 63 years.
lie was 1atmber ofthe State Lsgisla.
ture before the war, was Lieutenant
Governor under LstsAer, in The early
part of the war, and was subsf quaptly
elected g, m 'mbe' of the confe i@r''s
Congress.
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SECOND EDITION.
Another Railroad RumOr

II now seems certain that the Pome'
roy and State Line Railroad, formerly
the p & D., Will he operated all the
way Ia Delaware City, if not to Port
Penu, The bridge inspectors and
builders reached here on Thursday
Oh hand car. with orders 10 measure
aud estimate for the amount Of lunb'r
esi,, nscpssary to put things in goof
order Newark "Ledger."
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
List OF Public sales.
To take place:

To take place:
8, Ellis Hicks, city.
" Q, Lewis Delaplain, M. q. HID.
y, Carr Il Lea, Brandywino Hundred
8, Swayne and Mouseley, chris. Hid.
" 10, Thos. White, N. q. HID.
" 10, H. Sharpless, Wilmington city.
" 10, VIM. Mote, W. O, q. HID.
" II. James Sterritt. G. Hid.
" II, Amos House, Chadds Ford, Pa.
" II, Prowd Il Sterling, Il. Hd.
Il" IS. Jas. W. McClOskey, O. lid.
Il" Is, Samuel Hanby, B. Hid.
" 10, Ezra Pierce, Brandywine Hid.
{" 10, VIM. u. Welden, N. q. Hid.
" II. NJ. L. German. b HID.
" lS, Geo. Miliington, New Csstle town
IL, w. T. Hall, Pencader Hid.
" ~. John Barnes CITY.
20, Geo. Ortlip, Wilmin zton City.
20, Thos. Cartmell, b. hd.
" 20, q. Wakenhut, 9. Hid.
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Another Accident.

A slight accident to the engine Of
the north train on the P. w. & B.
leaving this city at 5 As p. M causd a
delay of an hour and half at North
East, Md, last night, aud the train
did not Leave until after o'clock. A
new engine had to be procured.
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vuDorrant 70 STOGIlers. .

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the only
th'r, ,uat mothers can rely upon for their
csiIdrer l. corrects acidity Of the stomach,
cures wind 1nc, regulates the bowels and
.ives rest, nst ami comfort to mother and
cnlld. During the process Of teething its value
s .ncacuabie. 1t sottens the gums, reduces
Inflammation aud ailays all pain, thereby
ytying rest to the child and comfort TO lne
mother. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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A Mean Theft.

As Mr.. Fred Sinclair, the prOprit
the shaving saloon, under the Cl
House, was cunning along tue
Castle road yesterday, two men
from him a valuable brown setter
He has been hunting for it all day
has not met with success.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
Truth and Honor.

Auery What .s the best family medicine
| II tue world to regulate the bowels, purify the
h!rOl, remove c0stlveness and biliousness, aid
IlLestion and tone up the whole system
truth and honor cOmpel3 us to answer, Hop
vi ters. being pure. pertect and harmless, -
Ell. See another column.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
Farsi N. n. ChuPch

S-v Dr.. Daniel W. Bates, President
o. the Annual Conference, OF the Mary
land VI r. Church, will arrive here
thi- v4ning, and will preach at the NJ
P. Chnrch, Seventh and Walnut streets,
in ,n- morning at 1890, and in the
eve;.ia- at 7 80.
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700 W. FRONT STREET.
bRDH
TNLLIOTT, JOHNSON n GO.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET SITS,
W lmlngtOn, Delaware
W lmlngtOn, Delaware.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRE-

From our Office to the New York and Phila.
deiphla Stock Exchanges. QuOtatIors.iur.
nishod simultaneously with sales being
made at those exchanges.
Philadelphia, New York and SanFrancigcO
stocks and bonds bought and sold and car.
rei on margin.
All Local Securities Bought and Sold.
Cash Ready for Uood First MORTGAGES
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A Gard.

To ell VINO arc suffering from the errors ana
!nd5arsti0n3 q; youth, nervous w3aGneas
early decay, loss Of manhood, ETC.. will send
rCciDe tia. will cure you FREE Oh
CHARGE. This great y9nledy was dIsGov
ored by amls5toaary in Santh Anlerioa. SorG
a elfad .resssd envelope 70 the REv. JOsGf Z
7. IHMAH. %tFt,un j. New YORK CttV.
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suicide In An AI,na'HOu .e

CHESTER, Pa, March 4.-Michse!
Mal'S, Jr., a resident of Upper Darby,
and an inmate of the County Poo 'hor Sc,
was found by the steward this IN rning
han yiDg to the cell door dead.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
An ETnhezzIer COnYfc'e

In the Supreme Court at law
Mass, yesterday, q verdict W, "
was ordered against Aaron N ~
embezzling oversser Of tho
Mills. joys property Is 'Sl N
He will bs senterced on the u,]
charge at the next term OF Cou''1
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prescription Free.

FOR the speedy Cure OF Seminal Weakness
Loss Of Manhood, and all disorders BROUGHT
GA by lad ,ScEetlOn or eEcsss. Any Druggist
lag the ingredients. Address
HaVII&ON 81 90, ~ Nassau St, New York
T-9 tu'Sd WY
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
10 TIER L.

TTyHE PUBLIC WILL TAKE NOTICE
that the Order OF the Po3tmaster,tfen
era' pgainsr the Mail Of the Louisiana stats
Lottery Company ls RESClNDED.
Registered Letters ard Money Orders cal
he atnt through the Mail; as formerly.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
Money Sold,

At a meeting of the Citizens
Association held last evening
was disposed of at l4l per ceh
$500 was sold at IA per cent.
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Fzlz 1z77 s79t NllL q N I.-
"@yEnB5. W PROVERBS

,'"i' ''p spcllg, "&sc0r,,, bnr~:7".
,r-4iIta- III c ruar That lrI -
B. lnN. tuuLs, n tcr5 WI LOt Cure ,r
o. u OF !4op Bitters." helH"
oI.nI Of rroc1,re WTrp Eiltnrs bIiid
b1l T. - Hon -EjItrrJ H IN, strengthens i"t
= ", n ,uheFtlon. n CurCg continually
!,hI,A III. happy," from the first GOJe.'
rr,,,,,- do ,,o,, "Kiurey and T'ri.
~ 20 S1u ~ nary cOnplG.hi" Of i
J fr,,1ri o. ~ Ji,SSITIir3tiiS Kinds ppTmhnTtI
~ Ii ", It' cured BY llopBttGrs."
a-...,u. Hop Couch CCncis
tar, ttUnUnh, blood n andbact Al rbil,rrr
AL .tTcr n g.latUr- '''
nop L.t.er5'' Tie Hop PAD for
,, Stomach, Iiyer eud
li'f F'hyh, Law kidn,ys j. RuPcriOr
Nl'', ',"IpiS Eik; 70 all Others. Cures
IS Ll l@'Ar5 need E BY absorption. AK
Hop A'tt,Ih uLIy." Druggists.
'IIop Dtters 1lNe rc- i, KT. isan absolute
stored to sUhrgtyaDd b and irresistible euro
LCai,h, perfectly wrecks for drGnkcunrsf, uac
frUnnntempGrancC." OF opium, tobacco and
narcotics
"Sour storaach, sick A.,
ness lIjo BitfCrs cut5s DRUGGISTS. Hop Bitcfg
with q few doses" PRannibuIac,urlhSJ Co.,
Send for NAA C,rcuar
~ .EM
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CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.
100 OOO TICKETS AT TWO DOL'RS EACH
HALF-TICKETS ONE IOLLAk.
LSr OF PRIZES,
APPRUXl lAIlON PRlZLS.

lsj' Prizes amounting to ............Tl1O.40 400
lie, p0nsib @ crrrcst onding agents wanted
at all points to whom liberal compensation
viii be al'.
Write clearly stating full address, ioT fur
ther iniOTm4lpu, r,inttiiug by express or by
maiI in X 4 tered Letters addre sei only TO
NJ. "a HuUPHIN, New Orleans, IGt.
y sane person at
No $40 Broadway, New York.
All our GrIrd Extraordinary Drawings are
under tho supervision Hnd masagcncrt OF
GENERALS q. r. BEAUREiARD, and
JUBAL A. EARLY.
This Company has NO AGENTS in the
BRITISH POSSESSIONS, and ali persons
pretending to be so and soliciting orders by
circulars or otherwise are SWINDLERS.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
E1E BLIC SALE

T1LBLlC SALE
l. OF
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS, CALVES
AND SPRINGERS.
The subscriber will sell at Public Sale, at
the Chadds' Ford Hotel, Delaware County,
Pa, on
THURSDAY, MARCH II, 1850.
Thirty Lancaster County Cows nd fz-svff
some fat stock. A credit of 81 days HS-4Y
will be given. No postpouement On account
of weather. Sale TO commence at 1.30 O'Clock,
N. B.-A lot Of York State Ewes and Bulls
will be offered at Private sale on March II.
31-tid&w AMOS W. HOUSE.
l.. W. Stidham & Son, AuctiOneers
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO.
INs institution was regularly incorporated
~ The Legislature of the rtato for EiucatlGn-
j lnl Charitable purposes, in 1858, FOR
HE TERM or TN ENTY FIVE YEARS.
" whi2h tho nyio!abe iaith Of the State is
vItdged, which pledge has been renewed by
An overwhelming popular vote, securing its
franchise In the new constitution adopted lie
oember End, A. D., 1879, with capital OF
81. .OUO 900, to which 1t has since added re.
serve fund OF $j5O,0JO.
IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DlSTRI-
BUTTON will tlke place monthly on the see,
Ond Tuesday. II ncver scales or p09tp0NeS
LOOK at the following Distributions:
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A SpLE|DID OPPORTUNITY To
WIN A FORTUNE. THIRD GRAND
Dls, 'ElBUfION, GLASS q, AT NEW OR
LEANS. TT ESDAY, MARCH g. l560.-llSth
MO THLY DRAWING.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-06
DOSITIyE PUBLIC SALE.

VIII be sold. at WoOdside Christlsna HID,
on the old read 10 Brandywine Springs, three
milea from Wilmington IN
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RepuhIloans Who snnnorL Haneook.


lewis G, saith, Of Welisgllig, Aiisgany county
n. A., who has voted She Republican ticket tarscft
ycafs i now working ior Hancock, lie sass sN"s
q Republicans In his county arr going TO VOTE iol
Hancock.
The captain Of die Hancock legion at Ilornells
VILE n. y, Is an eid-lnc Republican, Jacob sehsu
Of the same plece always a Republican eroet,d I
Hancock polls within week after She nomination
5 ihru 4 the leader Of the Germans 81 ~. secii,
The German. American Independent Association
OF New York city has membership afhNA ~ va,
Orgnlzed for local purposes AMI u cuupssed lcat
one'half OF Rcpuhlicans Charles Nehrhas. i ~,
president Says with two exceptions the Association
will suppon aud Vote for Mp Cincinnati nominees
Connected with the organization are seven camps y
German Neicthus with an average membership ul
rs. OF those - per cent atc Republicans hui theS
Hru all now for Hancock
AZ a meeting Of the nemocmtlr County tYnllalt
icc At Mercer Pa On Friday Mr.. }. q. Nhiac, igfh.
cfly Ercenback Republican, made an able addryss
declaring for Hancock aud English,
The former SECRETARY 81 che Republican city tom
ulttcc OF Providence Rhode island made speech
al Hancock meeting on Friday night OF last weNe
~ Lieutenant Governor Mueller, ot tleyela1 s
on the evening Of the 18th instant came out tuI
Hancock and English IN most eloquent speech nc
forc the German Republican libcml club
nr Michael Steck Of harrisburg Pa, who nan on
Governor, announces himself for Hancock. Bf
stock was Republican lrom the organization o. 'h'
Monday night week. y, =. Chain, kaqr kepntil
can Of NurristoNn, made spcveh hciure the a
cick club, in which be said. The parry which
nominated Garfield D. corrupt
4 club 81 independent republicans has been or,
EauiHcd In Boston, with Ex'Collpcipr summons -
president and they declare for Hancock ips ffesl
dent and Butler for Governor II Il announced tnAl
General Butler Gill support Hancock Is an indie
pendent, without putting himself In foll fellowship
with the Democratic party.
-scycul pnimineut North Carolina Republicans
have announced themsclvcs for Hancock aud Eug
lsh. Among others cN.luitcd States John FOOL,
ex supreme Court Judge william 4, Rodmnn and
Colonel Daniel X. to0dnc. These are among the
able.t Republicans Ia the state colonel tigodl"r
was inr many years eiltr Of the NRioH' Rspa'sclH
published At Washington.
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The ,Seafiael during the past two years
has frequently republished articles from
The Southern States, at Okolona, Missis-
sippi, in order to show how disloyal the
South still was. The editor, by the Seafi-
mel and other stalwart journals, was taken
as representative of Southern senti-
mcnt, and the SOUTHERN STATES, Of all the
hundreds Of papers in the South, was alone
quoted as a fair exponent Of the opinions
Of that section. His uttennces suited
their purposes. Il was only by pointing
10 the disloyl South that the Republican
party could be held together. For that sec
lion to give evidence Of devotion to the
Union and the laws, and to express scnti-
ments Of Cancellation, was death to their
party, hence the necessity to keep up the
prejudiees Of the party by publishing the
ulteanees Of the editor Of the 0kolona
States, who stood alone in the opinions aud
sentiments he expressed.
Some months ago, perhaps year, it
was made known in the pu5lie prints that
the editor was repudiated in public meet
ing as an exponent Of the sentiment of his
section. This action Of the Southern
people had no effect upon the editor, and
be piled his mission Of misrepresentation
with greater zeal, and the Northern press
and the !Seatiasi continued to repablish
his articles to hold together the wavering
lines of the Republican party.
Recently the editor, William II Herman,
came to grief aud left that country for the
connuy's good. His conduct was 50 uu-
beanble that he and the proprietor Of the
paper had difficulty, ia which Herman
came out second best, and the Democrats
Of 0kolona in public meeting passed rcso-
luiions denouncing him as coward, rad
zeal emissary, drnnkard aud hircling,
whose niterances 10 his newspaper have
been written 70 make Republican capital
at The North The resolutions assert that
Keruan went South from Ohio us a ear
pei-bagger in 1876, and was paid to write
the crazy editorial articles which brought
The Soahera States into notice Herman
is now a writer on the Chicago Tribune,
and j. engaged in vigorously announcing
The Southern people.
Now let the Sentinel publish these facts
for the bench, of It's readers, and show
them that BY Publishing the cmanations Of
this Radical in disguise il has misrepre-
scented the Southern people II win find
The facts ia The Baltimore .Sm aud Ga.
zsffc Of Tuesday last.
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE
House and Lot in Myers District.

Rl virtue Ola power Of sale contained in a
~ mortgage from Valentine Ellet and wife,
dated the 18th day Of July, ia the year 1870.
aud recorded among the Real Estate Mort.
rage Records Of Carroll county, in I.iber ] d..
u. B,, No. .. folio 10, the undersigned, will
uiler at Public Auction, on
Th"Tsday, he non day Of September igS0,
at 2 O'Clock, 2, ~, all Of the following de.
sctibed Lot Of Land, All those tracts or par,
GELS OF land, being part Of tract OF parcel of
land called The Rrsuvcy on Ten Tracts. 9"
situate IN the Village adjoining Shrivers mills,
on tue Littles;owu Turnpike, ia Carroll coun.
~. Md, and containing los Square Perches
OF Land, more or less, and being the same
70, Of ground which was sold and conveyed by
William ~ Burgonn and wife to Susanna
Myers, widow Of Anthony Myers. deceased.
and now the wife OF Valentine Elet; said deed
bearing date tne 18th Of February, 1856. and
recorded among the Land Records Of Carroll
county, in Liber w. A. Mex, No. 81, folio
%, &c. except 80 square pcrches heretofore
sold OIL Improvements are Frame Dwelling
House aud usual outhuildings.
Terms of Sale--Cash.
SAMUEL. COVER. Mortgage.
JAS. a. c. BoNn, Attorney for Morteagee
aug 2l.ts
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The G. A. R. at Gettysburg.


The Doylestown, Pa, Democrat publish
ed that vote 10 the Grand Army Of the
Republic camp at Gettysburg. recently,
resulted 2s5 for Hancock and 127 for
Garfield, and the ADVOCATE republished
il on the It'll. The Sentinel denies the
starcmeut. The editor says he spent four
or Eve hours each day IN camp, and the
sentiments ho heard expressed would indi.
cate that there were ten Garfield men to
ono Hancock supporter The other nine
teen or twenty hours he does not know
what took place, at least be does net state
that he does, and he imagines that, be-
eaus6the order docs not NEEDLE with poll.
tics no such vote as the Democrat reports
was taken. If the editor did not make il
his business 10 ascertain the political sen
iimeuls ofihe order, how can he speak 50
positively on he sabjeetg differences
won't do. To deny statement without
proof viii not be accepted.
Il my be very tme that the Grand
Army does not motdIe with politics when
associated together az 40 order, but each
man has his sentiments AZ picnic Of
DabIgren Post, No. ll3, G. A. r., on
Monday, IN New York, IFosld reporter
was present, aud in that paper Of Tuesday
quite accurate opinion Of the sentiments
of lIe Post was given. No regular vote
was taken, but the reporter polIed them
quietly A number told how they would
vote and gave their opinions as to the senti-
laents Of he others. Those personally in
iefsiewed were all Republicans, one Of
whom expected 70 vote for Garfield and
another was undecided, The Horld's re-
port j. published II io-aay's ADVOCATE.
The editor Of The Seahiaef was not at
he Dallgfen Post picnic, and Of course
knows no more than is published. The
report reads too iairly and fraatly for a fab
fieation. and If il ussu not irue lhe mem
bets would Iiase been quick 10 contradict Il.
r. fahlsFaa Pest could Be polled quietly By
4 newspaper reporter the Gettysburg camp |
squ'l also have been nqlled by newapa
lsf reporter We do not say That il was,
IL . \
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color. Who are entitled io registration 49,,
The preceding sections, are hereby se,,g'.i
appear before the undersigned, al H. ~. 20
named above, between the hours pse.c,; ','st'
on one Of the i've days and 30 tesi,,aa'
They may otherwise be excluded fros, ',...,l
At the November election, by The proyi s''
OF the Act Of Assembly aud The Cansti,n,laN
Of the State Of Maryland.
CHARLES A. WAEScuE
Officer Of Registration LAT Bi.f,.s,
JOHN H. HAlNES,
Officer Of Registration II n;.,,;.,
W. g HYERS,
officer 81 Registration "a bi,,,;.,
JOHN FRlCk,
Officer of Registration Ga Df,t-..
J. W. STEELE,
Officer of Registration 9Th Di.,,.,,
GEORGE SHOWER.
Officer Of Registration 9Th Dis,,;.,
GEORGE W. MATTHEWS :
Officer Of Registration 7th D,t,is
JAMES W. HAM,
Officer Of Registration sth D,.,,;.,
LEWIS Q. FRANKLIN.
Officer Of Repatriation 9TH niari.,
JOHN SKUNK,
Officer Of Registration lolh D,s,...,
JESSE LAMBERT,
Officer Of Repatriation I'm Di.t,,.,
JOHN HARTSOcK,
Oiiicer Of Registration i2,h b,,,,;r,
aug 3l.St
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than forty to iifty Democratic votes have been
heretofore cast, there is now a Hancock and
English club numbering over eighty membets,
With list which is rapidly increasing, Mar
athon county is u German county, and has
given as high vote as 800 for the Demoe'
racy. For the past loar years this vote has
been greatly reduced for the reason that the
Germans had to large extent aligned them.
selves with the 6reeuback party. This vote
is now with the regular Democracy aud will
support Hancock and English. This same
state Of affairs exists TO y greater or less ex.
,ent in many other counties. In Wanpaea
county Hancock and English club has been
formed with a larger membership than the
entire Democratic vote at ANY time heretofore
cast in that county, aud is list is having daily
accessions In tact, the State is ripe for &C.
tive and intelligent work, and IL our local
leaders and speakers are reinforced we shall
carry tho State for Hancock and English ia
November.
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Locked in a Gage with Hyenas.

The Winchester, Va, Times gives a graphic
description Of the experiences Of Charles
Drayion, connected with w. G. Coup's show.
in den of hyenas, in that place Monday
morning. The street procession being ready
TO move, the den ofspotled hyenas WAS placed
ia position, and Drayton entered the cage as
usual, 10 take his place as master, the door
was locked and the key taken back to the teal.
AS he entered Gabriel, the largest and most
ieroeious animal, refused TO retire to hissac.
custonaed place, and Drayton ordered the
outside attendants to procure some iron bars,
but before they returned Gabriel made an at
tack on his master, and the struggle was some
thing terrible TO witness The young animals
seemed inclined to befriend their master, but
Gabriel was determined to have bis life.
DFayt0n had nothing but common cowhide
whip, which he saw was Of no avail, and he
grasped his terrible antagonist by the throat
aud threw him bodily to the floor Of the den.
This for q moment seemed to subdue the ami.
NAL, but for moment only. Regaining his
feet he waited moment, and then with a
bound seized Drayton. Up to this moment
the other animals had only taken a passive
interest IN the struggle, but at the sight Of
blood their rage knew no bounds, end they
attacked each other, rolling and leaping with
lightning-like activity over under and around
the man and big antagonist, snarling, bowling
and tearing indiscriminately, adding greatly
to Drayion's peril. This terrible scene con-
tinued IN the presence Of the terrified speega-
tors for fully two minutes, Drayton IN the
meantime, with his naked hands, fighting the
ieroci0us beast which had attacked him, aud,
with wonderfnlsseength aud presence ofmiad,
him from seizinG vital part or
pulling him 10 the floor. Ia the meaDtime !
he attendants had not been idle, and finally, |
with tie aid Of crowhars and pilchiorkH, sue
seeded Ia breaking the hold Of the beast.
Drayton had fought his way to the door Of the
len, and the instant il WIS opened be fell into
be arms Of his friends He was taken to a
Iosel, when phyaieians we're summoned and
he wounds dressed Tho flesh was stripped
rom bis right arm from the shoulder 10 .
oiut below the elbow, his right thigh vas
adiy torn, and the ankle and calf Of his right
( were also badly lacenied. His physicians I
zpress q belief that Drayton will recover
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For IA pemoeralic Adeocale.


Amer silence of two weeks we are once
more called upon 10 listen Ia the braying Of
our youthful and pions friend, the corfespon
dent from Union Bridge. aye, gods" and
little fishes, what eloquencel lie has Ger.
tainly missed his calling. He would make a
good exhorter for darby camp meeting
oh Savlla and the Child, where art thou
l.isten TO the eloquence Of this coxeomb
brother. lie signs himself not for Hancock
Wonder il he knows who Hancock isY lie,
no doubt, imagines il is some one from Dumb
| Quarter or Postum Hollow. Wonder il this
bright eyed boy, that is so good and pious.
knows that the Constitution guarantees To
every one equal rights? If see proper to
erect thousand hickory poles and raise a
thousand streamers on them, whose business
Is ~ Young man, go west, ride buifaloes
and pick grasshoppers awhile and come home
with little more sense. Would like to ask
our young friend i he was at the house of a
local optlonlst short tine ago, aud did he
help TO drink two quarts Of common whiskey
and Que dozen Bergner 4 Engel's layer beer
don't say he was there; dame rumor saws so.
and the question is, who drank the whiskey 7
"Oh Saylla, where art lhoui
| In November we expect TO clean mn ali
such lantern jawed unsophistieated negro
lovers, as our correspondent, aud as I feel
under many obligations for the advertisement
IN last weeks Sentinel, will rceiproeate day
alter election by lowering my 1ag 70 half
mast in respect to the memory of my young
friend who will, with his pious assoc,
aies, be laid away where the woodbine
twineth. Over his peaceful grave NAV the
loving hands of 'Savilan plant the sun llow.
er and the mullen, and As the grasshopper
jumps from limb to limb sing out sweetly
'Genile stranger, drop'a tear,
Local option lies buried here;
Il hourished long and run well,
It's body Is here, its soul in -
Take my advice young fellow; attend
70 your own business, aud IL you don't
like the locke Of the Hancock pole take less
il. am free man and buy from drum.
ners. HAnRY cRooK.
Union Bridge, august &c, 1850.