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si4nd BY the underixned, Who rrnDccffuiiv
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DEAR SIg-IIUyiug heard with great pleasure
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make connection with ali trAlnA. For freight OF
passage apply % IL SelmOn, 1850 Water street,
OF on board steamer.
jsi7 John b. LUEESs, Capt
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FOR RENT.

A STORE ROOM IN ST. CLAIRsyIII,
IA One Of the best locations and op.nIa
clothing or shoe store In Eastern Ohio ~
sion given April !, lsSo. Enquire OF
u. MITCHELL
fsl0r ST. Clsinyills a
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DISSOLUTION.

The pATtnenhIp heretofore existing under the
hrm name OF ThOburn q Bro, IL this day dis
solved BY mutual consent VIM. Thoburn rrtir-
lng. All debts due the late drm must be paid
immediaiely and all aecoants against IL will be
paid on brscntAtion- All accounts not settled
within thifty-dsys will be plseed In proper
hands tor coli,rtion. fither member Of The arm
Ia authorized 10 settle all accounts.
ID. n. TH0BURH,
WI. THOBuKN.
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On ESucO
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Ecctc OIL and before used up
me
Prepared FOSTER
Trades Piled by Wheeling Wy
IN Ec bleoig
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restores It's color. when faded OF gray Il StlmG.
lates thv nutritive OuSanS o. healthy activity and
preserves both the hair and is beauty Thus
brashy weak OF siCkiy hair becomes glossy
pliable and Strengthened. lost hair regnoWs with
lively eXpp,slOn. falling hair Il checked and
Stabilized; thia hair thickens. aud iAied OF gray
hAirs resume their original color. It, operation
Is sun and harmless Il curcs dAndruh heals
all humorS. and keels the scalp e,lol. clean and
Soh-under which eOndluiOns disease OF The
scAlp are Impossible.
AsA dressing ioT ladies hair. The NigoT i pFAis-
Cd tog Its grateful and agreeable perfume. and
value ior the soft lustre and richness Of tone Il
impariS- Prepared By
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Wheeling and BelIairc Passen.
ger Packet.

THE NEW STEAMER. PRES. .U-S
i ELLISON, for the accOmmo- .EzS
dalton Of the public. Will leave
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We have mailed to u large number OF
the representative men oi both parties,
i'm every section and county OF this
State, the following questions:
The Republican journal., 1880-07-29


\crv tew people know how b. ul,i,r FORTUNES.
and ST. ID !, that lIIc great minority ut pcon. r.
. eager ~ ina fortunes ready uIdr tu t..Ir IluI-
IA- desire u stimulated bt tip t..t thtf ya,f Iiluu
titles Of trcasurr lost or ausI.ucdly ,,crclcd by
iuk now long -lp. dc.pl and gone, arc Shown tJ
Ne III cX i-tcurc wanting tu b. recovered, Jy hauIY
-plIits Born under Il lucky Star rhu~ lrcusur-
seeking always has been a ilyorllc tupIru OF CONVEX.
sAtlOu among Il Glass o' lurH DISTINGUISHED Ir-~ lur
/ 4 hnrd practlca.Ity rlDtn fur certain lIeJruu.-
power ut Imagination aud lot i lew ot thcs. ..Ir.
est souls have devoted much time 81 actual sl.I.
bluG N the REGION NJ stranded treasure ,Hps 4nI
these subcrraucuu adventures hu> lat tul.v realized
the expectations OF the dlssors but tlu ,p Ittlc
has becu found uulv improve, the rAauc.- ut thu>.
wAO IRE vet 10 uI1 lu, hidden uchr. rr.uuu lu
tic lpuL run. It. cyrTy Sensible person url<t ,cr.
the hour and the uItl will come. and l.c trcAsu.c
Will be- found
WA.lr all ,ru-tl., .il,I i.t uppaDy Nm .. il
Noua effort, at treasure seeking on liud lHc tlr'
j, clear that tine treasure seekers would secure bet
TOR results for their abor> il they would betakr
themselves to the bottom III tie sea For uuuum
bcrcI centuries thug. have been tuIubling !.tu
the sea and STAYING there. and IT follows that thrr
/ are to be picked ug by ANYBODY who wIll take th.
rouble ID gp aowu aftcr Them 4 prictlral pcr
son acting upou tni, SUGGESTION. wuuid do veil 10
begin operations in that part of the Caribbean Sea
winch M old time, was slvlcd Tie, Spanish Main
the route followed by the Spanish treasure >up~
| on their way hunpward from Mexico and Central
America The rlllcous kent well to the south ard
well i'm sgbt Of the lesser Antilles, aul made tur
thr pueu sca through tne passage between Duuiu
| len and Nnrtiuiro I'm inns storm ,ur,t r,,,
strcwL, region huudrcds of them were lost Laden
with old and silver and precious stones tney went
The Republican journal., 1880-07-29
Opposition Capital Destroyed.

inc prlnelpal campaign capital Of the opposition
since the Greeley contest has bcen the mistortunes
| OF the country. Poor crops, rujnous specuatons
ol individuals, extravaganza of living paralysis Of
business, the downfall Of stocks the depreciation
Of the currency, the fall OF wages even the ravagcs
| OF the potato bug or poor catch Of fish on the
coast, have all been made to contribute to the in
| crease of the Democratic party The party in
| power was held responsible for every evil that
| crossed the public path, even though it had no
more connection with such evil than with the last
comet that shot across the heavens or the last tor
| nalo carthquake.
In 1873 the State of Maine was carried bv the op
| position through the potent cry Of hard times
and the presentation OF the Greeuback theory that
| thus was all due to contraction of the currency
| and the greed of the "m0ney power aad that
/ Sdrc rchei would be found i'll turning the Rcpubli
cans ont uf power and putting the Democrats iii.
aud having legal tenders printed ana distributed
! over the country in unlimited sums That the
4 times were hard was undoubtedly true. and that
was about the only true statement made by the up
| position III that campaign. deprecated curren
| cy ard long period Of reckless cxjrayagaucc and
speculation tad brought on commercial cris, Of
-rca; severity Business had come ID i Stand stili
/ Enterprise was checked Failures we're the order
| OF the day. l.aborerS in large numbers were out of
| employment because the wheels Of bueincss had
/ stopped Wages were low even tor skilled wurl,
men 1t was difficult to pay debts ana taxes The
/ tunes plnehcd hard a.li no mistake
/ ihi' condtton oi Things the Democratic ruty
/ took advantage Of 1t pointed % the party n
/ power as the author Of all the hardship. under
which the people lahored 1t aggravated ,hr
/ trouble and increased BY every means the general
4 di>cputent and succeeded id making thousands ot
Republicans believe that if they would have better
tunes theY must abandon the party with which
/ they had hitherto voted and vote lDr tine Fusion
ticket ana Reform They >aid there was uo
money enough in circulutIuu and they were going
/ t" have II printed by the cord and cast abroad 80
Eeh,IonSiv that every mans basket would be Iil
The Republican journal., 1880-07-29
CatanaranS.

A true catamarun such as is used BY the natives
together the middle one serving as a keel and the
other two tor the sides The rover stands Or
knrelS on the middle plank and propels his boat
with paddle liz the absence OF Il Sall tatama
rams are made OF HaTOuS sizes, for carrying passcu
gers or freight and consiCere the safest boats
ever built tor the surf The catamaranS Of Brazil,
used at Ccara, Maranham and other ports where
there are no wharves and where the landing is only
made on the beach IN heavy surf are built of
three logs lashed together, and carry sail Upon
these all freight aud coal is lightered to and from
vessels lying at anchor, and passengers are trans
terred upon them also, being much safer than ord-
nary boats
The "catamaran' launched at Nyack is simply a
double hull boat, an experimental steamer built by
Commodore Noorhls to run on the Hudson river
between Nyack and New York and to carry pas
sengers only The two hulS each about two
hundred feet long and placed parallel to each
other several feet apart Upon these are construct
ed cabin or saloon for passengers, the pilot
house, engine room etc. As the hulls are suppos
ed to disp!aee emily small amount Of water an ex
traordnary speed is expected to be attained This
IS the first steam catamaran constructed, but
there are three or four sailing caamarans in these
waters which have proved very successful. A boat
which was built more strictly on the catamaran
prnclple than the others referred TO- having three
hullS, has not been essu but 1t is believed
that her failure was principally due to the hulls
being rgidly fastened to each other thus prevent
ing their easy working III a choppy sea n y.
Tribune.
The Republican journal., 1880-07-29

Never get out Of temper with barber 4
gentleman not long since was sitting in a BARRIERS
chair trying to read the morning newspaper while
having his hair cut The barber in the mean time
was worrying him with long story about the
BARRIERS boy and the shoemaker's daughter at a
ball, a story that strung out until torbearauce
ceased to be virtuous. when the man being clipped
looked up somewhat annoyed, and exclaimed.
"Oh cut it short :" which remark the barber under
stood referring to the head of hair he opera
ting on so he cut it shorter and went on with his
story. "Cut it short" again said the customer,
and the barber cut it still shorter His story was
a long one and the unfortunate customer had oc-
casion to calculate 'cut it short dozen times be
fore he got through The barber did cut it short
When that man left the chair, he was as bald as a
new born baby. He wears a smoking cap in church
now.
The Republican journal., 1880-07-29
FARM, GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD.

FIR this department brief suggestions, facts and
experiences are solicited from housekeepers
t4mers and gardeners Address Agricultural
editor journal Office, Belfast Name
The Republican journal., 1880-07-29
Summer Nights.

Entrnecd by light and pdor,
The world III siumber lies:
Each lcallet droops in lanuor,
No bird through ether flies
SLOW sinking toward the western heav'n
The weary stars incline,
While in my heart, new riSen
Still airer planets shine.
Ny daily round OF duty
Neglected neer hath been
Bat, ah what bliss, what beauty,
Dwell II nights peace serene.
NJ ) Stafford, in MoItold'> Ncw Monthly
The Republican journal., 1880-07-29
PIGS as a sare crop


-ttaa ni- has M.,l ,anuo.rd t,n
.tn lua hsuAu .ud ltis ma-t,r-~
oN generally conceded. Ills
.ul. .r.a.uc l.. ,a.u ,h3t ln.l.i,
4.a l1lctl.. Sustain I'M, ve.rbt
ttrrI.a b,r market IIS 1-mb.
.... -l.i it.,.., #ri,.,J -rI -il..,p,i Iun.,+b
au D>rcr rhIr .hrf. 3ntn,- ,i,.-
.l WI rn. n,v.,Y. If locon,affau II-
.D I.. u.rn ur.-ui.rb eliminated fr.u,.
-,eHl a0ur .lnlt,> t,r Il Ar,id IL
Iafu4.rir to ILL., shonr.lrr. MN
..al. rrr,. of natural l.nrrb h..
8 not Ialy. taol or drinI num rIr
.a. uf HI. srHu1 Brfn5 yrruIIly
H-.rl off Iars. h.1cyfI. 1r Iu,j. r,nl-
r.r4.t UrIp ditt.aIty m eatin,. I'M.
lIcrxperIru..r, Nh, most wb.u
.tc.unt, ta trllrl.ab
r Hr~r E.ld p.cka-o. Ya,3 nuiI,Jcr
r.u oa+irr sk.u or -luaI animal
.@N., tl, luol.l which ,n,,I,.lI breed
.4r tried to uYlt.,+,.. Nh .rrt,..ilictf,,..
WHlch suoHI8 nuye I'M rhr modern
al..,a.ut, Tb,1. .Il..rnn,InI i,,
.r.rr -lHn ucra.iuu t.,n latu.
..1. r4m,,f. af y.,,. s,n.,I .b.,nIGnr.
..,I.,.4ruarlr. .fl.ld Iti.,l,i,,,.l
. tbo demand, ot tha. market hayr.
ua -uHpHoI TN III. NJ rI.. ~,tIa II
.tfort,nr Tle demands of nature.
.aH,..rr. .ha1e mot lt,D ,art.tu.d rlo
...rnur.- ~an...tilr.t, pre.-.0u. Bfuo.
-uI. .e rau a.- lr.r,r..rcH -o.ont.5n
.u- +. antulaI .tav. NJ. cannot
.. t4e man.toa R5Yt. VIII. .f. .l,c."
Ie ~a- oDH.ea t. obtain vi, IIl.ug III
nocr~s of roY,,nr AS mi. ancestors
.o uau,d Girina Il lqv ,llort TINA.
The Republican journal., 1880-07-29

HIS Ills Sflt Sultl. Nlll 1t iUllllU nitl, ana
fltzaiIan mad promised with Ponsonoy,-
Jones PeIlnSSioh' 70 Set hcr another WITH
! o1Tlli13 nno 700. Nhe nag placed ms gu
III !ief n'iF' ana Scl near the deWy glass;
saying IL was co"l lllefe ana She Would
rest; flt|aiIeh Stoou 1T 4 Ilttle distance,
p'hhlllle e.; IN nahH sun swinging carcIcSSiy
'he flh IKE le3l ol dwarf PAIN
~ ti'S were nearer could ian You.
ne stia.
hanN you; am tired rather tlan
H'l.
Never IN hcf me before had Mad@e
p''i' So serious or So troubled rs Slie was
h"", n ne soy Iilr among thr G"oi
plants. within sound Of th" hdi-hlShed
l',,',. IilS!c.
~ H A'u do nc laNof Nh,r hIoHed'
raising inc Elal tIra that Nh"ne l"I a
''"iilth' M'lh I!PUId brightness
M IHtNr onl\ y haInr H arr ~
The Republican journal., 1880-07-29
Madge's Cousin.

/ tN' uA'tiN iIttHtlI /" HVI NlilN oIt Stil
4 dl1n IN saying Il was ''oHIy Jack Il.
'MA dear, S'ud Mr. NelWyn, walking
| up and doNn ana Stroklng ms gray beard
~ perpleMtN, II want T" tax to y"u
I about JarN
I 'oA. please, not now, Papa S"IWNn. 4
i >he called hM F1E'I NrLM\h when Fl"
meant 70 hr c"dNiil4. and thAi was nearly
always
bnt, my Ntar th4t i all nonsense
must yak about JACK some TIME. eS-
teFd1I il was "h PIedS' 0"n my hr%t
IS "thlh& ana thc d"A belofr, 'ph
please doh I want 70 20 onJ Ml'h
"eflE- Come Iet Us race th'S aii'lr.
ana Si''lli@ III lIle easy r'i'H neIlI'i" nrI
i''SNo'A' ny ''itW W o'l iiS NlctN lht
mama lilII heid ihc nl'Nrh iioWer and
lN"tee'rd |" lecture ms uhlnald!ta ore
rhIiGc on llle endless SUBJECT q - ath-
Ndd-r WAS charming charge ior amy
NlnG oId mans heart to nave. \" one
couId looh INTO hri Large gray eyes Win
oul atth- thr great warm hrarl. whose
The Republican journal., 1880-07-29

:, An old lady visiting the Antiquarian Museum in
Edinburgh the other day, on inspecting the old
weapons very earnestly, and failing to find what
she was apparently looking for, asked visitor if
he could tell her whereabouts they kept the Ak of
the Apostles
The Republican journal., 1880-07-29

When board of eminent physicians and chem
lists announced the discovery that by combr ing
some well known valuable remedies, the most
wonderful medicine produced, which would
cure such wide range of diseases that most all
other remedies could be dispensed with many
were sceptical; but proof Of its merits by actual
trial has dispelled all doubt and to day the dis
coverers OF that gteat h~dctae Hop Bitters are
honored and blessed by all as benefactors
The Republican journal., 1880-07-29

''Can Indians be civilized y asks the Baltimore
Gazette They can, They can 1t only takes
about three weeks for the untutored savage to
learn to get drunk steal, lie about his ncighbors
and play draw poker. Boston Post
The Republican journal., 1880-07-29

no purer, Safer, more uuobjectonablc stimnlant
u medicine than Malt Bitters
bad little Philadelphia boy made bis mothers
halr rise the other day. lie stole her switch for
kite bobS
The Reasons
Why you should use the Peoples Favorto Ton
ic Bitters are, becanse they are purely vegetable
because the relief they afford is permanent be-
the bottles contain a larger quantity for the
price than any other Bitter and because all who
use them unite in saying that they are unequalled
cure for Indigestion. Bliousness and all dis
of the Liver. See advertisement in other
columns
Il have nothing but my heart to give you," said
spnster to lawyer who had concluded suit
for her. We'll said the lawyer srulliy, go TO
my clerk he takes the fees"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-01

Agricultural Implements Of all kinds repaired
nj short notice.
The Celebrated oxford P!ous made Co order.
S<ss- Also. manufacturers " various kinds 81
Stove CASTING. including Grates, &C., at much
less thaa city prices. Casting. Of all kinds kept
on hand or made 90 order at short notice.
!Ss- Repairing 81 Agricultural Implements Of
all kinds speciality.
fr- The patronage Of the public respectfully
solicited and 'aiis!aeiiOn a. to work and prices
guaranteed
70 Osries. Ly anil J,,'a,l.fiy attended 10.
L. u. MILLER 4 CO..
Ashland +. ~. Baltimore county, Nd
JOHN ID. ROE = CO.. Agents, To~ soniown.
Dee 9s.'1g.-iy
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-01

New Rendition or the sweet Rye
and Bye.
There's a Store On the North .i!c Of Gay,
Famed for ysars. aEi /. stid :. this days
tioung Gluck is the Man hold, forth there.
Still famous fur Stoycf and TinuaTc.
cno.-S Stoves for all who mas call:
Sixty style, of New Stoves Lc can .l.nA.
You'll have iuck--buy Of t:iuca
lie will sell you a stove very low.
Young Gluck has "a stock 80 complete:
It's not easy with Gluck 80 compete:
lie also informs you in rhymes.
He's Sole Agent for the Steve called THE TIMES.
Cuo.-'Tis the best has stood the t"st:
II Is strong and is handsome 10 look.
When you buy. yoH .hoalI try
This Gold Medal Stove. The Timcs Cook.
This Store. which wa, tried a, the Fair,
Bahel quicker than any else there:
And amongst other tests that !. stoni
IL consumed far the Least Coal AMI Wood
Cno. The Judges there. dill ,!.ciarc
IL the bet. ia it, w"ri. it dil prove.
This Is Why you should Try
The Gold Medal Time. Cooking Stove.
All lIog.cksepcTs. when they begin,
Should 80 to Young Gluck for their Tin:
lie keeps all In that line you can Recl
For your favor. he'll be thankful indeed.
Cno.-NINETY. SIX, NINETY SIX.
NINETY SIN il his number on Gay:
NINETY SIX. NINETY sIX.
Near the bridge on the IVES, side Of Gay.
NOrE.-sThc wOri Gay meaning Gay Street.
TWIN. J. II. Gluek IL called by nany Of hi. Gus.
TONERS, Young Gluck. in coniradi,tinciion g. an
other party Of n similar name.
WIN. J. II. GLUCK,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STOVE Axp TIN.
WARE DEALER.
o6 aud os North Gay str,,f.
Bet. the Bridge sni Front 81. BALTIMORE.
fzg- Ercry Store Guaranteed. fSe.2O'5gIy
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-05-01
Miscellaneous.
YORK ROAD RAILWAY.

YORK ROAD RAILWAY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
.Rsss:;.:s:.
On aud after Monday, Dee. I5ib. 1879, leave
Baltimore AMI Holiday streets a. folloWs:
BALTIMORE To wAvERLY.
At $50. and $50 4. VI. Every Gfiecn minutes
from 80 10 1880 A. 81. every thirty minutes
from 1880 A. ". TO $50 =. NJ: every fifteen min
utes from 2.3o =. NJ. 10 $50 =. ~: at sa0 $50 and
ii.30 +. NJ.
wAvERLY To BALTIMORE.
At ego aud $50 !. N. Every af;sen minutes
from $50 10 $50 \. NJ; every thirty minutes from
$50 A. NJ. 90 l.S0 +. NJ; every fifteen minutes
from i.50 l.. ". 10 $50 7. NJ; at $50, $50, $50
aud 1889 =. ".
BALTIMORE TO GOvANsTOwy.
Every half hour from ESQ AN. to $50 r. NJ, ard
at $50, 1880 and ii.sO =. ".
G0yANsTOwN TO BALTIMORE.
Every half hour from A. Nc. 60 $50 p. NJ, and
at $50 and 1880 p. ~.
BALTIMORE TO TowsoyTowN.
At half past each hour from $50 A. 81. to $50
+. NJ, and ut io.3O and li.30 +. ~.
TOwsONTOwN TO BALTIMORE.
Each hour from 6 A. VI. to 10 y. ".
To Western Maryland depot, fare cents.
To Greenmount Cemetery. fare 5 cents.
To Charles Street Avenue BY Cars on North
Avenue, connecting with IIampden, Park Avenue
and City Cars. fare cents
March 27.'SO.-Iy.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08
RsorNOnnl.

Cornelius J. Vanderbilt left New
York, on Saturday, accompanied by a
friend, for trip around the world. From
Liverpool MFR. Vanderbilt will procer.,d,
to Cairo, Egypt, where the party VIII
be Joined by Judge Batcheilor, the
American representative in the Inter
national Court Of Egypt. From thence
the three Americans will set out on an
exploring expedition up the Nile and
over the adj jacent country. They will
visit the Holy Land, the Southern
countries of Europe, and st. Petersburg
after which, if the weather permits, they
will cross the Ural mountains, penetrate
into Siberia, aud from thence to China,
returning by the Pacific Mail steam
ship route to New York.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08
Old ChrIsteen is Awake! I!

For the Republican.
On Saturday evening last q number
Of our citizens met at Peters Hall or
very short notice and organized very
respectable Garfield and Arthur Club
VIM. F. Groves was elected President
and Alfred Brooks Vics President; L.
J. C. Elmer and VIM. P. Kemp wsr'
elected Secretaries. The various com.
mittees we're duly appointed and al
hands went TO work with q will. Con
sidsring the very short notice given,
there was a very encouraging com
mencems ant made, there being neal
forty signers 10 the roll. On next Bat
urday night they expect a large turn
ont and a like increase in the member
ship. william G. Caulk, Rqq, will de-
liver an address on the political issues
Of the past, present and future. A
rich treat may be expected aRd none
should miss 1t. A MEASkH'
Daily Republican., 1880-09-08
"MiIl Creek Republican Club."

"Mall Creek Republican CAuD."
For the Republican.
The Republican met at S.15 p. m. on
Monday, September 9th, at Mermaid
Hall, with permanent officers in theil
places. Minutes OF previous meeting
were read approved, after which "a
new members were enrolled, increasing
the total membership 10 so persons.
The Standing committees were ap-
pointed as follows On speakers, thres;
on place Of meeting, three an execu-
I W committee Of l6 persons, consisting
of one person from each School District
In the Hundred, whose duties are vsri-
able.
The Committee on Equipments ara
authorized to purchase 90 suits at their
earliest convenience, and that on Tran
parency and Flag to report at next
meeting.
The election Of parSde officers took
place with the following results
Captain-R. G.. Buckingham.
First LieuteaAnt--H. Thompson.
Second LieutenaDt-S. Worrell.
Color Bearsr-J. Harkness.
The Club adjourned at 10. 80 to meet
It 7.3O on Moudag, September l3'h' al
Hockessin. A. IL. WAY, Sect'
T. N. WALKER, Prest.