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frs. BsirnetEs, lie author oF That Iass
f.s,ssrsssss !, aas.I oelaeF novels + COM.
peiis 81 iIiiit "a wsite Willie syiasE On
ur ncl;
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30 wonder Mayor Holman, Of Ilwaco,
returned suddenly from Portland, says the
-Assor5aa- Day before yesterday there
were seven steamers in Bakers Bay yes
terday tie Elder Joined TIE aeet. .aaAd made
& etghs Two others were trying to get
elssaekbe California for sislsa. ice bound
in Portland. ard the State Of Calitorlia.
weather bound ol3side. Yaqufna Bay
must be epeaea
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New To-Day.
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18Th day of ,Januerg. 1851,
shcriR,s safe.

In the Circuit Court for the STATE of Oregon
for the county of Linn.
Luther White, Plaintiff,
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Partisan Criticism.

Words are now so often employed to
conceal thoughts aud real meaning. that
genuine utternnets, plainly expressed, are
very frequently criticised as insineere
The patriot and the demagogue are scarce
ly to be distinguished from each other in
the heated partisan discussion Of cam.
paign, The willy politician, from expert.
enec, well knows how to employ language
to deceive the public, whilst the straight
forward statesman, Impractical 10 deeep-
tive arts, may be subjected to unfair criti-
eism BY those who care mere for results
than how they arc attained. IL is to be
lamented that such is the case, and on ne.
count Of it, it is nnfornate that custom
will require a letter Of acceptance from
Gen. Hancock. 1t would be well if a
mere acceptance Of the nomination for
President would suffice, instead, 10 addi.
ton, Of an expression Of opinion upon the
issues Of tho day. As a candidate, any
utterance from him must run the gauntlet
Of partisan criticism aud be subj to
strained and unfair interpretations to serve
partisan ends. A spotless career Of thirty
or more years viii not avail him now.
His letter Of acceptance viii be viewed by
those of opposing opinions as though it
were the emanation Of demagogue and
be construed as best suits their purposes
The Democratic and Conservative Repub.
licaD voters are willing to accept and trust
him upon his pas. record. They need no
other proof Of bis patriotism, devotion to
the constitution aud laws, broad states.
manship and his qualifications for civil
administration What he has expressed
heretofore in expOunding the constitution
and laws we're not said to catch voters,
and have not been attacked as partisan
niierances. What he may say now viii
be regarded BY extreme partisaps as in.
tended for popular deception.
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A Republican FalsehOod.

The Republican platform begins by a
recital Of the acts Of that party for the past
twenty years, and at the outset says at
suppressed rebellion which had armed
nearly million of nca to snbyert the ma
tional authority
This is false The most prominent
men in the suppression Of the rebellion
were Deuocrats, many Of whom retained
their party principles throughout the strug-
gle The most prominent military leaders
were Gems. Grant, Hancock, Mcclellan,
Hooker, Buell., Mcdowell, Ringer, Slocum,
Rosecranz. Heintzelman, Butler. w. +.
Smith and Couch, aud hey acre al DEM
oerats, and with perhaps two exceptions
are Democrats to-day. In every branch
Of the land and naval forces there were
scores Of Democrats. Secretary Of War
Stanton was Democrat, and Tilden, Eng
fish, Parker and others, who aided the
gevcrnment b their money and counsel,
we're Democrats. The Republican party
By itself, at The outset Of the war, could
not have withstood the forces Of Virginia,
mach less those Of the combined Coufed-
eraey The Republican party mainly d.
rsctsd the affairs Of government, but the
Democrats did most a the sighting.
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Hancock IN Massachusetts.

Like Tammany Hall and Irving Hall,
in New York, Hancock's nomination has
united the Democrats Of Massachusetts,,
and Faueuil Hall and Mechanics Hall are
preparing for grand consolidation Of the
two factions, which together cast, at the
last election, 10000 votes, and we're only
ousnumberod 1000 BY the Republicans.
A united Democracy win east an increased
vols in November, and Che ranks of Han
cock are largely reinforced BY aeeessions
from the Republicans. y IN this aspect Of
political events 10 the old Bay stats. il is
10 wonder that the Democrats, under their
respeeaep leaders John K. Tafbox and
I.aserett saItonslaIl. are elnted with the
prospect Of success. and the Republicans
loffespondIngly depressed.
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Metamorphouss Of the Army Worm.

Ga the l7th Of June DIR. I. W. Simmons
Of Hagers,own, put two army worms in a glass
jar and supplied them with grass which thew
ate Tayenously for four days. AT the end ~
that time they refused 10 eat and begun 4 a..
ries Of rapid gyrations which kept IN con.
siantly for two days. Then succeeded state
Of torpor which continued ten days, in who'll
time the skin with the sixteen legs was slough.
ed OIL, leaving them in the form OF a ehrysaIis
smaller 10 size, eigar-shaped, and of a brigbt
mahogany color. After remaining apparent.
y dead for some time, on Thursday. Univ 4
the I'D day from the time Of being nut m Inc
jar, the chrysalides were seized with eonvul.
sions and two moths came out fully deyeIonad
except that the wings were but half gro,yn
These moths were Of a notified fawn color
very similar to the ordinary candle moths
but distinguished from that aud other species
By white spot near the centre Of each vino
The meiamorphosis which took place n ,be
jar goes on in the earth. The worm. divec,.
ly i aitains It's full size, buries itself : fs,v
inchesand remains there until the moth ,naLss
It's appearance. Most moths Of other snecies
deposit their eggs and die,soon after emereinr
but the army worm moth Is believed ID hide
itself during winter or remain Ia chrysalis
state in the ground and deposit ils eess n
April The egg is deposited on The under
side 81 blades Of grass, is glued 10 The plaee.
and hatch IN eight or ten days These nar,,.
eulars are giyea in the Ha0ertowa Nail
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The Cattle Disease in Maryland.

Dr. Daniel Lemay, veterinary surgeon.
submitted - the Governor at Annapolis. on
Tuesday afternoon, n report on contagious
rieuro'pneumonia so cattle, as gathered fDu
the hest authorities, showing the existence Of
tue diseaseln the State. The repor, describes
The character Of the disease, which is known
"a Maryland AS lung fever, aud which appnnrs
usually as AN cpizOo,ic malady. This cause of
the disease IA all counties where It exists 4
traced 10 The importation Of an affected an,
MAJ. Certain Influences have been thought
70 produce the disease, such Is too rapid i.t
lehlng excessive milking, dwelling IN hot.
u"np stables, &c, bus - these influences
"e" IA operation before this disease appeared
50 10 none or all Of these can be aiitibutsd
tue spontaneous origin Of the disease. The
report gives thc symptoms aud all the ehArar.
'e'sues gl lhe disease ia a lengthy document.
ana 'he Doctor concludes by saving that he
was unable 10 obtain any information in re.
sAfA 10 tue introduction Of the disease ioto
tulA STATE either from printed or written
.S,V'usi bI' rom investigating he finds that
"tat maze rs appearance ia 1870. when IL
manifested itself as serious cpiknoti., ;t,
some localities where families. dairvn,en srd
STOCK Taisers lost their eu:ire stock since
ineh " mas existed IN mildcr form. and the
mature Of the disease has caused Il 10 increase
~ilh llmc' until now lis prevalence is altpo.t
alarming. 81 have, continues the Doctor
no hesitation IN saying that thren.fourths OF
lhe daInes IN baltimore and surrounding
vicinity have the disease ia a more or H.,
serious degree, Il might be said that il ia of
mud type but so far as the safety Of healthy
eatile Is concerned il is more dangerous Than
'he acute state, from the fact that there i
more liberty allowed for the sickly cattle 10
come IN contact with healthy ones. The
ms,,alady exists in tho following localities:
woodbury., Falls road, Charles street ave.
nue., York Hartford, Beair and Philsdelphia
roads, Upper aud Lower Canton, and IN
lAOerty road. According to report Il exist.
On On The Frederick, Reisterslown. Franklin md
Washington roads, IIghlAnd,own. Fredcr;ct
county, Cecil aud Carroll counties.
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A Tm,STATE PIcSic.-The seventh annual
tri.State picnic and exhibition Of the Patrons
Of Husbandry aud farmers Of Southern Penn.
sylyania, West Virginia, Maryland and other
states will be held on the oath, 18th, 10Th and
9th Of August, at Williams Grove, near
Merchandising, Pa. The arrangements for
the celebration are being made on an exten.
sive scale. Among the distinguished states.
men aad other invited guests are Mr.. Hayes.
Gov. Hoyt, Of Pennsylvania; Gov. Hamilton.
Of this states Hon. W. l.. lie Due, Commis.
sloner Of Agriculture, Washington, ID. O..
W. A. Armstrong, Secretary Of Elmira Far,
mers Club, and DR.. James Calder, Presi.
dent Pennsylvania State College. The exhi.
bition Of agrieultnl and horticultural products
and farm implements will be very Cue and a
number Of valuable pieces Of machinery and
other articles have been donated as premiums
TO be awarded for meritorious exhibits. A
course OF lectures on agriculture will be de.
livered BY Prof. s. b. Heiges, Of York, Pa.
and the Cumberland Valley Editorial Associ
alton will hold a meeting on the grounds dur.
ing the exhibition, which will Be addressed
by Gov. Hamilton. Mr.. Il. II. Thomas i
chairman and Mr. II. s. Mohler secretary Of
the committee Of arrangements.
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SIXTY ACRES OF LAND.

more or loss which was conveyed 10 DIE aI
Columbus Welsh and certain William II
Grove by Michael Scaul0n, by deed dated
May :, A, ID, 1868, aud recorded among d.
Land Records Of Carroll county. in l..Jer 81
4. Men Nc. 81, folio 800, &c, except ab9s.
Acres, . Roais and sprrehgs of lasd. nor
OF less, which WAS conveyed By said Collar.
bus Welsh and others to Reuben o. la,6sld
by deed dated April I, 1874. aud RECORDED
among the Land Records Of Carroll eauBiY
in liber !. D. =, No. ~, folio 30. sc.
I hereby give notice that on
hoad'y, Me Dh day nj .ipg,ps. 1851
a, O'Clock, T.. ~, at tho Cour, lIoaaa dss,
~ The city Of Westminster Carroll e5aaiy
Maryland, | will offer the above property. .
seized and tAkon in execution, at Pabhc Sals,
TO the highest bidder, Tor cash.
PETER WOODS.
july lI.r late Sheriff 81 Carroll Go.
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Government to Protect the Ballet Box.

A dispatch from Tcrre Haute, Indiana,
July IL, says
Colonel r. W. Thompson, Secretary Of the
Navy, delivered campaign speech at Armory
Hall last night two hours in length He said
the right of every citizens to vote would be
maintained at the coming election, if neces.
saFy, by oil the powerof the government, sup
ported, if need be, by the army and navy.
He said the President would be equal to any
emergency for the protection of citizens. high
or low, rich or poor. He spoke chiefly on
the Southern question and Gen. Hancock $
connection Herewith, and closed by an elo.
quent tribute to Gen. Garfield. The Secreta-
ry will leave for the Pacific coast next Tues.
day evening.
Look at the falsehood, the daring, and
the impudence, Of which this dispatch is
the sign and seal. Iu the first place, the
Secretary Of the Navy proceeds on the
false assumption that the right Of certain
citizens to vote will be interfered with BY
the Democratic party at the November
election. Upon this assumption, filse as
he cannon bat kpoT il 10 Dc, he takes oc.
easion to threaten the display of "all the
power Of the government, aud the mon
strous declaration is added that this dis
play of power is to be supported, if need
be, by the army and navy" lie further
added that ''the President would be equal
70 any emergency for the protection Of
citizens" Now, ifthls Terre Haute speech
Of the Secretary Of the Navy is anything
more than the impudent bluster of an ex-
cited partisan harangue, it is the revela.
tiou Of a purpose on the part Of the Repub-
liean party to carry the next election BY
Intimidation, IL possible; and If that should
not succeed, why then to employ tho army
and navy to Dragon the electors Of this
FREQ republic into an acquiesence in the
perpetuation Of the power Of the present
dominant party, obtained by fraud and
now to be maintained by force and arms.
lfthis is the purpose Of the Republican
party, it was well that member Of this
fraudulent government should have re-
vealed it at Tcrrc Hautc, thus early in the
canvass. 1t warns the Democratic party
cftbe earnest work which lies before il,
ere the power Of the government can be
wrested from the present usurping hand
and restored to the people, where it right
fully belongs The Democrats trust to the
power Of he ballot II is more formida-
BE than the bullet, on which our Repub-
hean opponents mostly rely, il Secretary
Thompson is TO be taken at his word, after
a proper Interpretation of the same 10 its
most occult but logical meaning. MIR.
Hayes and his clustering Secretary ought
to know that it is perilous business to
undertake to dragon freemen, or to re-
strain them in the matter Of the exercise
Of the elective franchise Their hollow
preicnse Of using force to aprotcct ei,i-
zens in the right of the ballot Is well uu-
dertood. The Democratic party has heard
the same plea for force before, but their
opponents might as well understand, at the
beginning Of this Presidential contest, that
they are not to be overawed BY threats of
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CEssrs N0TES.--Ihe census shows a non.
nlation Of Si7 $40 for Philadelphia. In near.
y all the Virginia cities the population ma
fallen far short Of the public expectation.
Alexandria Is set down as having 1900.
Petersburg 2l,4S5, Lynchburg about I6, 500,
Richmond about $4,000. New York has a
population, Of l,209,5Gl, an increase IN Ten
years Of 2l3, 269. The population Of Utah 4
about $4,000 and Of Salt lake CITY about
$1,000. New Orleans shows a totnl popula.
ton Of 2l5i 2S9, against 1871, oil in 1870. The
completed census Of Chicago gives that city
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SheriH's Sale.

Rl virtue Of writ Of 6cri iac.a, ma
- yenditou, cNpouas thereon, issued a.,
Of The Circuit Court for Carroll county. sttI.
suit Of BERNARD A. Loren,z, William, II gs
ter aud Gustav Dambimapn, partner, tr,j',-
under the name, 6rm aud style Of l.5rrnf, (
Ritter, against the goods aud chatirls. hsi,
and teucmen,s Of Columbus Welsh. All i,
mc directed, have seized and taken In ~
cuuon Oh the right, ti,lc, claim, inferred III
estate, al law and 10 equity Of The said Colam.
bus Welsh, in and 10 the following praue,t,
via An that parcel of hand living and ~.
IN Carroll county, in ihc State of N.-,lssf
called Bachelor Refuge E.-lr,,..' F
.gHsf4tgiuts .l.Yrtf
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Twelve cases 81 lockiaw have occurred IN
Philadelphia among the seventy lads injured
there while celebrating the Fourth OF July with
cheap pistols Two deaths we're reported
though IN one case the boy had bis baud only
injured BY the explosion Of blank cartridge.
The hot weather has rendered such wounds
very fatal.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the sab,ea.
~ her has obtained from ,Le o,,hsn,
court OF Carroll county, Letters Tosiansa.
tary On the Estate Of
GEORGE WAREHIME.
late OF Carroll county, deceased. An per,on,
having claims against the deceased are heyrby
warned 70 exhibit the same, with Tie voucher,
thereof legally authenticated To the subscriber.
on or before The 18Th day Of February. ISL;
'hhey may otherwise by law be excluded irom
all benefit Of said estate Those indebted ass
requested to make immediate payment
Jolly, 1850 $3.50 '
SAMUEL. WAREHlME.
july itN Executor
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is hereby given that tie subssr5.
~ hers have obtained from The OFph,a.
Court Of Carroll, county, letters Tcsiameu,ay
on the Personal Estate Of
JACOB BtLLMYER,
late Of Carroll county, deceased An psf.
sons having claims agaisa the deceased af
hereby warned 10 exhibit the samc with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated ~ ths
subscribers, on Or before the 18Th day a
February 1850. they may otherwise by las BE-
excluded from al benefit Of said csiatc. Thdsr
indebted hrc requested 10 make immediate
payment.
GIVEN under our hands this l3,h day II
July, 1850
CAROLINE Y. BllLMYER,
IESSE !. BlLLMYER,
Jolly ~ Eye.gt,rs
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A Hancock Veteran Corps is to be
formed throughout the country, to be com,
posed OfFederal aud Confederate soldiers
favorable to Hancock's election. Il viii
make formidable corps ia the campaign,
and will deposit clean ballots for eandi-
dates with clean records, for free elections
and selKgovernment.
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An immense oil tank belonging 10 The Acme
Company, near Bradford, Pa, was struck BIZ
lightning Thursday, and burnt out, a were
also Two z, 900 barrel tSnks near Custer Civ.
Pa, belonging 70 the United Pine Line Com,
pany. About $1,000 barrels Of oil we're 81
hfe. -Four wells Of Custer CITY we're also
hred, The loss BY the storm and lightning
. TIE Bradford region Thursday viii reach
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GEORGE wAREHiME.
FOR SALE.

One Fine Horse, 3 years old, suitable
~ for physician use.
One 3-year old Colt. well broken.
One Side Bar Top buggy, good as
new.
: Sets OF Harness.
One good 3-sprinE Wagon. Herr
Bros. make.
The owner having no use Cor same sill, sell
low. Apply 10
J.. G. WEAVER, or
GRIMES & WEAVER.
july i',h Westminster, Nd.
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4 PARTON Of Waterloo, Iowa, was flooded
Sunday bg haesg rain storm. Barns aud
small bindings were removed from their
foundations, and I1ore Substantial buildings
partly Submerged. Two hogs aud al
were drowned Damage $4,000
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JULY 27, % AND 30, 1880.
FIRST DAY-TIrEsnAv

~ ACESDAN.
no. !, Purse $500 for minute class En.
i ! y a'e'-1ohn Blackiord, York, Pa. h,
Myrtle; |. +. Moore, WashinStoa n r. ~
D. Bob selden; Robert l.elard. P5iadsIriiun
,. m. Nellie Evans; Gus. Kern, pbiladeIph h;;a'
,. g, Stranger; ]. H. Suapp WaSh;ng,oIP pm
o, blk. m. Lucy; james Ross, New Sorl -
:. James r.; 0. b. Chenowitb. Bah;mai,oo'
b: s; Zephyr Chalres Daniels, Jersey Ci,,
4, q; ., b. g. Clay Chief Jacob a. PeiTs,'
Westminster, b. g. Pilot Boy. sN's''
NO Y, Purse $3.50 for 3.37 class. er,r;..
aTei--Milton Sallzbach, Hellam. Pa III Nh ~, !,
maud Thomas Nicely, York, Pa. br' q A. H.
49,, sesi "; ~ y Merriheld, Baltimore, :, m. Pa.
apIe9 A1iai Robert Peek, Philadelpbia
4 H. S'hn hslngi = I. Gallagher, Philadel.
Niger ioy Sp' w II iap T;,i DAILY New York,
Charley Ross. A'ohi "a,
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A gravel train on the Long Island Railroad,
filed with Italian laborars, ran Under the
wire rope Of derrick near Pearsalls Sta.
ton, Wednesday morning, and most Of the
men we're swept OF the cars. Twenty-six
we're injured, seventeen seriously, and 81 the
iaitsf a least four are not expected 70 recover
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A severe wind, hail, thunder and lightning
storm prevailed at Keyser and Piedmont. w.
Va, Thursday. Windows we're broken And
trees beaten down by hail, and ear blown
along the railroad track AT Keyser house
was struck by lightning. No serions damage.
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Fair and Festival,

NhERE will be Fair aud Festival al
., - Union Mills for the benefit of The N. Z.
Sna9fch, commencing on Friday evening, july
SO'h, and to be eouiinaea on SATURDAY after.
noon aud evening, Jaly 81, and every evening
ana Saturday afternoon and evening OF tho
following week. Fancy Articles. lee Crean
ana Conleelionery will be sold At reasonable
rates. Come out aud Lend as A helping hand
july it-ai THE COMMITTEES.
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on UNCLAIMED nlATTER

REAAlNlNG in the Post Oilice, at West
~ Minister Nd, July 10, lssOs
Brown David J. stonesife5. ! ia.
lambert Miss susie Snyder David o,
"uOy' James Y. Slartsman, James
~ PERSONS calling for matter IN tho above Isl
viii say i wasadyertiscd.
July y A. II. HUBER, r N.
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Que hpndred and seventeen deaths ware
reported N New York during The twenty. ionr
hoars ending Wednesday noon, II Of tbe ~.
inns being children apder one year. Fonr
ielal suusirokes we're reported Wednesday
afternoon. Nsr'ry
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HEpumerating the adolescent poultry
prior to incubation is the way the Wash.
ingtcu Post expresses ''couniing chickens
before they arc hatched.s
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4 barge belongiG: % the Nissis,ippi Val.
ley transportation Company and containing
$4,000 bushels Of corn, was broken In i've
ana ,. sunk BY collision with the bridge at 81.
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Tie Democrats sf Massachusetts, conf
asuily expectto gain shFee congressman
10 shat State this fall
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SECOND DAY-WEDNEsDAv

10 y Purse $3.50 for ada class. ou,,iss
a nst l. Moore, Washington, b. G. e br
no9 seldeni J. II. Phillips, Philadelnb;s l..
NJ IT., Lucy Robert Peck, Philadeiphis W
auha hingi Hugh Hodges, Philadelphia
~ a A''ee Addison; ]. II. saapp, WasbinS,'oS
y =; BLK. N. Lacy; James Ross. New Yn son'
= 'snes III Q. !: Cheuowith, Bahlmors
~ y :; hephyr ". II, lillian, Avon "a
b. g. Pilot Boy. i westminster,
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NOTICE.

WERE will he Pic Nie held in the grove
-, - as sandy Moant Methodist Protestant
Nhurch, Ca SATuRbaY, JuLY 2fth, 1850, con.
lneHelu9 at o'clock, p. NJ, and DO eonln-
"eu - NE evening The public are invited
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Third DAY---THIIRsnAv

S9. ., rsrse $500 for $50 class. En,,;s.
g ~ sona Mbiaekiosd, York, Pa %. T., j. H.
ReSsss e me'ps,er, baltimore, b. ~. Myrtle, 4
a, SsV c.e, bei.lmors br. g.John &, Fred.
ert s GlsoIaes York Pa, ;, N. Emma; Rob.
Gus Kepu,, rPs h;,ssll B. N. Nellie Evans;
n Saapp, Washington, * d III 1a,,sgsi :.
". y. Chenowilh, Raliu,ore. =; Laaoyi
i. u. Pollard, Baltimore. y Mlt Aep9yr'
b. <. Clay Chief. 10Y wy, A. ",
!. rarses Nos. 4 add we're nos sll.d I, Il
mont 70 prcsa D ''s saFef'ise'
hand blls. see large
t !, z, nRuBAKER, Pres:les,
su'y u oalsxno Reess, secretnry
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ELECTORAL TICKET
ron THE STATS AT LAR0Ei
/. NEYETT STEELE,
J. I. c. HOPKINS.
FOR rHE CONGRESSIONAL nIsTkicrs;
!. LEVIN j. WATERS,
2. PATRICK WALKER,
8. JOHN r, McNULTY,
A. WILLIAM II. WELSH,
O. RICHARD W. w. BOWIE,
o. WILLIAM r. PRICE.
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Democratic Ticket

FOR PRESIDENT,
WINFIELD S. HANCOCK,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
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Grand Excursion
TO MONTALTOPARK

VnE INDEPENDENT 0Rpra "a, =.
Il tRANlCS of WostAiuSirr i.i sk.
81, will give is firsi Grand Esrn,. 90
Mont Alto Pari, on ''''en 70