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Five and Fourteen.
TWO CRITICAL PERIODS IN THE MORAL AND
PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT OF GIRLS.

The following article, containing a wise
and helpful suggestion TO mothers, appears
in the Home and Society" department of
the Century .HdgaEine for November
There are two periods in the moral and
intellectual development of a girl which
cause the profoundest anxiety to mother
AT five years old. or thereahouts, the period
Of baby hood is past. while the period Of
glrlhood is not reached, and between the two,
comes time OF anarchy and chaos. The
little soul is now bursting its shackles and
trying to re-adJust Itself to new conditions.
The child is ceaslng to be a mere pet and
playthIng, and is beginning to live an indi-
vidual life. Nothing is more common than
TO see docile, weli-trained child suddenly
develop. without any apparent reason, a
wlllfulness and INSTRUMENTATION entirely at
variance with its previous habits he
mother who has been dreaming OF sweet
daughter who l. to walk beside her all her
davs, making life fragrant aud beautiful to
her by sharing with her all her youthful
hopes. and JOYS, and trusts. turns hesrt-sick
at the naughtlne~. Of the half-hedged term
agant. For II i the good cheruhlc little
girl Who mantfc,ts the change spoiled
child il 80 thoroughly disagreeahe all the
while that any accession Of badness is not
noticeable \ great deal Of self-condemna-
ton and unhappy forehoding would be
spared the mother II she would only recog-
nlEe that much Of what is So very unlo-ely
Is not essentially vrong-that II IS merely
what is good IN state OF uuTlpeness. The
fragrant blossom has wlthered and fallen
away, leaving IN It's place the hard and acid
embryo fruit. \ wise mother will be very
careful 10 distinguish between those quail
ties which promise evil IN their developed
form and those which are mere crudItes,
ana her aim will be to foster all the un-
folded possihilltic, in her childs nature and
help TO bring them to beautiful maturity.
Every one knows how tlreSome and unat-
tractive a little girl is when she has out
grown her lntantlle sweetness The little
lmpertnences, the Saucy retorts and unhat
tering personalities, which have won for her
caresse,, or, a. worst, an admiring repraof,
all at once become lntolerabe and are re-
buke with acerblty The very WAYS which
she has been taught to consider charming
become subjects for dIspleasure when the
baby roundncss and dImpleS are gone. Her
sense OF injustice ls outraged, and the un-
warped sense OF justice in child is often
very strong. She becomes little lshmael,
her hand against every mans and every
mans hand against her. In certain sense
this can scarcely be avoided but If the
mothers love is uniaillng, and her sympa-
thk always ready, she can keep sweet al
WAYS the fountain Of love and trust which,
without that refuge, might become very bit
ter. Just hen tins new life is unfolding,
a mothers wise care is most earnestly
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Why are you so out Of sorts, never able to
tell folks that you are well' Ten to one it's
all caused in the first place by habitual con-
stipation, which no doubt finally caused de-
ranged kidneys and liver. The sure cure
for constipation is the celebrated Kidney
Wort. 1t is also a specific remedy for all
kidney and liver diseases. Thousands are
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IOledO Blade
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Money saved.

A gentleman in Louisiana, who sent for
Compound Oxygen for his daughter, writes ::
"She is in better health now than ever be-
fore. consider her completely restored" 3"
He then adds: II purpose keeping con-
stan,ly on hand your Compound. 1 hare
saped in actual cash not less than .ftty or
one hundred dollars since / commenced its
use last august. No purchase Of medicine,
no call of physician. consider its use a
matter Of economy. Our Treatise on Com
pound Oxygen. its nature, action and re-
suits, sent free. Drs. STARKEY 4 PALEN
llO0 and I'LL Girard ST., Philadelphia, Pa
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''ln the winter of 1878, | was confined
to the house or months and to the bed
weeks with Rheumatism. could get no
relief. began using Henry & Johnson's
Arnica & Oil Liniment, and in ten days by
the use of half a bottle was cured
NATHAN JEwETT, East Haddam, Ct"
Baxter's Mandrake Bitters cure all dis
eases arising from biliousness. n. II.
Downs Vegetable Balsamic Elixir cures
Coughs, Colds and Consumption.
November.
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Charles COsgrOvo!

who has not been able to attend to his bus
mess for years, vas interviewed by our re-
porter yesterday and says: For years was
troubled with Bright's disease of the Kid
neys. The doctors gave me up. Through
an eastern friend l obtained 4 bottle of
Sulphur Bitters. / took FIVE bottles and
now / am almost well. Keith sells then.-
Son Frcnctsee Cal
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A school teacher asked, What bird Is
large enough to carry of man ?" Nobody
knew; but one little girl suggested "a lark"
and then she explained, Mamma said papa
wouldn't be home until Monday, because he
had gone off on lark"
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RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA CURED.

Mr. Geo. :. Bunker merchant, East sullivan Me
testihes that he has sold hundreds Of bottles OF
CLAkK's RHEUMATIC EiINIE d has known IL
cure many severe cases of rhuematism and neu-
ralgia. That he tal it himself for neural
gia in the face asd head with complete success,
and would not be without il, II II cost ten dollars
A bottle BE sure Ia ask for C7arke's Rheasaafism
Elirir Sold by druggists and medicine dealers
q q bottle, six for q IyrS<'
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A bachelor, seeing the words Families
supplied over the door of shop, stepped
in and said he would take a wife and two
children.
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PATEN rs.
r. H.KDDY.

No. 40 State ST. opposite II fiby. Bostsn
Secures Patents in the United States; also 10
Great Britain, France and other foreign countries.
Copies of the eiaiGIs Of any Patent furnished by
remitIiug one dollar. Assignments recorded at
Washington. No Agency in tie United states
possesses superior IaciiiIes obtaining atents
or Hscertaining the patentabiliIy Of inventions.
K. IL. EDDY, solicitor Of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy as one OF the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom l have
had Official intercourse.
CHAs. MASON, Commissioner OF Patents.
"Inventors cannot employ person more trust
worthy or more capable Of securing Tor them ar
early and favorable consideration at the Patent
Oniee.N EDMUND RuRkE.
late Commits sioner Of Patents ,
BOSTON, October 10, 1879.
K. II. EDDY ESQ. Dear Sir: you procured iOI
me, in Is4O. my arst patent. Since then you have
acted tor and advised me in hundreds Of cases
and procured many patents, reissues and exten-
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ton. but still give you almost the whole of nay
business, In your line, and advise others 10 en
plog yon. Yours truly George DRAPER
Boston. an. J ISL. Irri
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Mists!l
William Black.

I'M FAMOUS >uyfLI~T's rlcTuKt>Qt :
HuMt.
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FOR SALE /!

azz A small Brick House and seventy two
fsfw rods lalasi in Lamoine. formerly owned by
FstR stephen Young. WILDE sold at a bargain.
HENRY WHITING.
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A PLEASANT HONE.

As YOU enter the drawing room, you be-
come at once impressed with what Matthew
Arnold calls sweetness and light" it is a
large apartment, free from all the siekly yel-
lows and sad greens Of the so-called "high
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-22

Gn- The baltimore American on July 81, the
day following the assassination Of President Gar
field, in referring to the terrible crime said, the
assassin fred the shot for the distinct purpose Of
accomplishing their (the third.term eonspirators)
plots by the succession Of Mr.. Arthur to the Pres
idency." Il then connects Conkiing, Cameron,
Logan and Grant with the assassination, and said
"the stalwarts have indeed destroyed the Presi-
dent at last" This same American and John
Ensor were working together then, were working
together for u year previous to tha, time and the
America" Is now the champion Of Ensor, his
course and his faction In the county. Il declines
the publication Of any information tha, initiates
asain', him and gives him boost q. every turn.
We consider people who were base enough TO as.
soeia'e the leading Republicans Of tho country,
Including President Arthur. with the assassina.
tion Of President Garfield. unl, to associate With
decent people.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-22

by virtue Of the power contained in n Mort
gage from George II. Morrow 10 q certain Hiram
Woods, Trustee, dated June llth, 1879, aud re.
corded among the Land Mortgage Records oi
Baltimore county In Liber J. b., No. rs, folio 2g0
3e., and subsequently, assigned. the undersg gned,
sarah b. Morgan, Assignee, will offer for sale q.
public AUCTION, on the PREMISES, on
Msaday, the itih day Of NorenJsr, 1851,
at o'clock p. NJ.
ALL THOSE TWO LOTS OF GROUND STU
ATE AND LYING IN BALTIMORE CO.,
STATE OF MARYLAND. AND THUS
DESCRIBED, VIZ:
Beginning for the first Of said lots on the west
side Of Oak street, distant 255 feet II inches
north from the north side Of Mankin street thence
north on Oak street Is feet inches, and thence
west Of even width for depth all tho way l3s feet
20 l5 feet alley, subject 10 an annual rent Of
$4,000, and improved bya
THREE.sT0RY BRICK DWELLING, WITH
A BRICK BACK-BUILDING. WITH ALL
THR MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
And beginning for the other Of said lots nj tho
distance Of ga feet inches north from the north
side Of Mankin street; then north on Oak street
Is feet inches, and thence west Of even width
for depth all the way l35 feet 10 an alley Is feet
wide, subject to an annual rent Of $1,000; im.
proved bya
THREE.sTORY BRICK DWELLING. WITH
A BRICK BAcK-BUILDING, WITH ALL
THE MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
Taxes, &C., paid 10 day Of sale.
TERMS OF SALE:
One. third Cash balance in six aud twelve months,
credit payments 10 bear interest and 70 be se-
cured 10 the satisfaction Of the Assignee, or all
cash at purchaser option.
SARAH b. MORGAN, Assignee.
d. W. c. MORGAN.
SN0wDEN 4 BUSEY. Attorneys.
MATTHEWS 4 KIRKLAND, Auctioneers.
Oct. 22.-ts.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-22
DECEIvERs' SALE
~ OF
THE VALUABLE ESTATE OF MARY A.
SHEALEY, IN T0wS0NTOwN.
varraDr y \ org ron rp.cp
VALUABLE LOTS FOR LEASE.

The undersingned, Receivers, appointed by q
decree Of the Circuit Court for baltimore I>s8,
"a county, sitting In Equity, passed In 80
IL, the cause Of Joseph d. Mitchell ct al,
Trustees. vs.. William Lorman Roberts Ct al, viii
sell by PRIVATE SALE, all or any part Of the
estate Of Mary A. Sheaiey, situated In Towson-
town, Baltimore county, and comprising one large
TwOS STORY BRICK STORE HOUSE, situated
on the most eligible business site In Towsontown.
Also. SMALL HOUSE, situated at the junction
Of the York road turnpike and the Dulany's val.
ley turnpike. aud Public Scales adjoining. Also,
n commodious and beautiful BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, situated at the junction Of said turn
pixies, surrounded by luxurious shrubbcry and
having all conyeniences for an elegant town resi-.
dence.
They also offer for sale four other DWELLING
HOUSES, desirabiy located, with ample yards
and gardens attached.
Also, handsome BUILDING LOTS for sale OF
lease, as parties may desire, located on conmo.
dious avenues, all OF which arc In the heart Of
this place. the county scat Of Baltimore county.
Exr Plats Of the property may be seen at the
offices Of liINkLEY 4 MORRIS, - n. Charles
ST., Baltimore, PENDALL 4 MITCHELL, and
County Surveyors Office.
For further information inquire Of
JOHN +. NORRIS,
% North Charles ST.. Baltimore, or
CHARLES 4. fENDALL,
Smediey Row, Towsontown,
Aug. eo.-tE Receivers.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-22

1D-ws are glad 10 notice that the Republican
press gsasraily In Maryland very cordially On
dorsss The vindieation Of Mr. stockbridge from
the gssss attacks made upon him by the Baltimore
Ans'ieaa, BY his unanimous reelection as chair.
man Of the State Central COMMITTEES. Az one Of
our esteemed exchanges, the Frederick E<auimsr,
truly says; at was Q vindication Of the great
body Of the Republicans Of the State, who having
grown weary Of the dietation Of the Bosses, de-
tsrminsd 10. and did at the Frederick convention
throw on the CALLING yokss Of their oppression
and declare the independsnee Of the party against
the ambitious and unserupsious schemes of an
oaies-hoIdisg faction. Al that convention Mr..
stockbridgs refused TO be made the instrument In
the hands Of . small eossris Of maritime poli,i-
clans, In their efforts 10 subvsrt the will Of the
people and propagate their own lease Of power,
and for this fearless, impartial and honest dis.
charge Of his duty 10 his party and the people Of
The Stats at large, he has been pursued, psrseeu-
led and DETAINED. His position at that time was
fully sustained By the eonvsntion and his rs-slss-
tion is most complete vindieation against the
unwaraniabls and outrageous manner In which
The organ Of Ring Of defeated and desperate
political tsiekstsrs has prosiltutsd he license In an
sdori 10 destroy both hinself s.a .hs lsasresdsn,
sPihs Of shs party which be rsprsssnisd."
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-22
D. q. Mcintosh. Attorney. Towsontowa.
MORrGAGEE's SALE
VALUABLE LOT AND PREMISES
REIsrHRsToWN TURNPIKE.

by virtue and in pursuance Of the power con-
tanned In Mortgage from Oliver p. Wright, -
E.W and RJsannah his wife, to
i'll John Fisher, NJ. D., deceased,
dated the eighth day Of March. A. d. 1871. and
recorded among the Mortgage Records Of Baiti-
more county In Liber +. II. A., No. 20, folio 363.
&C.. the undersigned As Surviving Executor Of
said Mortgage, will offer for sale at Public Auc.
tion at the Court House door In Towsontown. ON
Monday, Norensbsr IA, 1881,
at the hour Of ~ NJ,
ALL THAT LOT AND PARCEL OF LAND,
described In the Mortgage aforesaid, situate In
Baltimore county about nine miles from the city.
on the baltimore and Rsisterstown Turnpike
Road, and at the intersection Of said Turnpike
Road uithsa lane leading TO Stone Chapel. con
taining about
TwO ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
Said lot is Improved BY comfortable FRAME
DWELLING, together With barn. dairy and meat
house; IL Is conveniently located, and presents
many advantages 20 any one desiring home.
TERMS made known on day Of sale.
RICHARD d. FISHER,
Surviving Executor Of John Fisher NJ. ID. deed.
o. =. MAcGILL, Auetionser.
Oct. l5.-ts.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-22

~ John Ensor's Executive Committee held
another meeting In Baltimore last Saturday and
among other highly important business which Il
transacted was 10 resolve that the USIox lied in
stating the number which attended . previous
meeting Of that body. This "resoive" Of the eom.
mi'iss vas Publishsd with aattsring comments In
Ensor's assassin organ, the Baltimore A~sriesm,
the sans nswsPsper which on the ID Of July last
tried 10 implieats President Arthur In the shoot
Ing Of asrasld. This "crusher" Of the Ensor
committee 10 'ignsd BY c. George Peters as chair.
man, and William II. Kinney, secretary. besides
few other names. Who 10 c. George Peters any
wayl Nobody seems TO have heard Of him until
knsor discovered him. AZ for Mr. William Half.
measure Riunsy, he-wsll for PHYS sake We Dc.
cline 10 refer 10 him farther. Il is well known
that he always uses the truth with prodigai fru.
galiiy and therefore his testimony don't amount to
much. Ensor and his assassin organ-the Amsr-
iess-ars welcome TO all the glory they have at.
tanned 10 this matter.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-22
n LARGEAND VALUABLE PROP "a
S RRTY, ADJOINING ~
- PARkT0N, n. C. RAILROAD.

HE LAhob AND VALUABLE PROP 90
80 ERTY, ADJOINING
4 PARkTON, n. c. RAILROAD.
by virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court for
baltimore county, In equity, passed In cause be.
tween Redseckcr J. Young, complainant, and
Henry kotcr aud others, Defendants, the under.
signed, Trustees, will sell at public auction, Mt
Parkton, on
Saturday. The I2iL dag Of NorcmLsr. 1851,
at the hour Of o'clock p. NJ,
ALL THAT VALUABLE BODY OF LAND
SITUATE IN BALTIMORE COUNTY,
lying along the Northern Central Railway and the
Baltimore and yorktown turnpike, at Parkton,
aud adjoining the lands Of james Rampiey and
others. being all Of the tract Of land described In
. decd from James G. Turner, Jr., to Christof
kolter, dated December Sd. 1875, aud recorded
among the Land Records Of Baltimore county, iu
Liber J. d., No. 95, folio 203, and containing
ABOUT 22o ACRES,
saving and excepting certain parcels heretofore
sold OF by said Christof kolter, amounting alto
gether to
ABOUT SO ACRES.
This land 10 exceedingly valuable, possessing
rare privileges and lies we'll for building and do
velopment. Most Of h 10 in wood. One lot Of
about u acres Is cleared and under good cultiva-
tion.
The property Is being surveyed and plated aud
plats may be at the Offices Of the undersigned
Il will be sold NJ . whole Or In lots 20 suit pur-
chasers.
TERMS OF sALE.-ons.,hird cash; balance
In six and twelve months, with interest on do.
ferred payments from day Of sale, or all cash Ut
purchasers option.
,: ,: y. y. KsISTG:sn. EdShG: Trustees.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-22

&o-The hrst meeting Of the Democratic State
campaign was held In Baltimore city on Friday
night Of last week and In point Of attendance and
enthusiasm Il was = dead failure. Mr.. Heating
made speech and tried to show that the Affairs
Of his Office had not been improperly managed,
but his words fell like vet bIsnke, upon the ears
Of bis stolid auditors. Ex.Gov. John Lee Carroll,
the Centennial fraud, also spoke his piece. When
the Democrats fail to &c. up a meeting in Bal,i.
more Il Is very conclusive evidence that the ring.
i.es are losing their grip upon the people, who
have become heartily sick Of their triekery.-
Every honest voter should cast his ballot for Mr..
Thomas Gorsueh and thus secure change in the
management Of the States finances.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-22
Looking for q Big Fortune.

A meeting Of the Gorsush heirs was hsld In Bsi.
more on Tuesday, which was attended By aboul
sixty members Of the family. Il vas stated thai
John Talbot GeFsssh died In wsstmississ. Rag.
land, in 1894, leaving . property 10 his heirs Ia
Baltimore city and Maryland vaiasd al $4,000
which has since increased BY the aserssisn of In.
ssrsst 10 nearly sso.oeo.eee. The estate has been
In ehanesry since 1877, and the heirs arc now In.
teresting themselves 10 obtain, u possible, . Get.
tlement Of their claims. II vas also stated thai
Mr.. Henry N. Walker, of the Qussn's Beach, had
agreed 70 take charge Of the case on . eontinrsnt
fee Of 10 per cent Amer an Informal diseussion.
journ until November Let, when . copy Of the viii
viii be presented and read. The 0orsueh hsirs
In Maryland number several hundred, Of whom
several reside IN Tablet saa Dorehesssr ecan,lsE.
- well ~ In Baltimore city and vicinity.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-22
JOHN ENson. i. i. T.,
(which means Ticket Tinker, Towsontow,

Ss- The last Legislature purchased from the
postmaster at Annapolis IS, 1928 worth Of post
age stamps. These stamps equally divided amo q Z
the members Of both houses would give 10 each
about $5i g? Of stamps, enough to forward ..rsn-
feen h@"dred a"d f'eesty Letters each! Iiow many
Of those people have stamps enough to las, life.
time .-Bsiair Tis,ss.
We have heard Of at least one baltimore county
man who was member Of that Legislature who
brought his stamps home with him aud tried to,
or perhaps did sell them, to his postmaster. We
doubt whether he wrote single letter during his
whole three months serviee at Annapolis.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-22

SD-h vas thought BY many tha, when the a..
sassin, Guiieau, was taken from the Jail In Wash
ingsOn 10 the court house for the purpose Of
arraigning him under the indictment for murder,
an attempt would be made BY the mob to seize
and hang him. How Idle all this excited talk
now seems when the assassin was removed In
broad daylight, with none to moiest or make him
afraid. Indeed there was not even any excite
msnt except that the court room was crowded BY
people anxious 10 got look at the prisoner.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-22
Correspondence Baifinore Cemniy Uaion.
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.


M'.sr': Editors There can be but little doubt
that tho Indirect cause OF President Garhelds As.
sasha',cn was owing 10 the PoIicy' TO the victor:
belong the 'Poils Partitans have concluded
.na' , once: were the rewards 10, party services
and that Offices were created as the means Of re-
warding nil kind. Of party services. Il has long
oeen ignored ,hat emces were created Tor promo
ung anu securing the interests of the people. The
evii arising from party rotation In oihee 10 admit
yea. Is h'gh time that remedy should be
I1and ana applied: Ihe PRESIDENT 10 dead. We
All ice', deepiy ieei' the sad and mournfuI and dis.
tfessing eaiamity. WtisympAthy and regrets and
aehuneiauon oi Oniteau remove the eviil Will
.hsy eaa 20 the adoption Of means TO eradicate
M: now alarming and rapidly Increasing evil,
which not only has caused the Prssidsnt's death.
bat 70 the acknowledged political decentralization
OF the whole Union! We are taught 10 oner daily
the petition, Lead us not into temptation" Its
Divine Author knew what was and 10 In man, and
that he 10 prone to evil as the sparks ay upwards.
Me' tue people, do not admit the truthfuiness Of
the inference drawn from the petition, nor the ne
ees'isy o. applying 70 our Spiritual Guide for
strength in the hour Of temptation.
TO prove the eorreetness Of this view Of the ease
let us look caimly and seriously into the matter.
All oheers "a the service Of the general Govern.
meat, excepting Judges Of the Supreme Court and
omee.s 70 tns Army and Navy, are elected by the
people directly or are appointed BY the ofhcial
agents OF the people. Their continuance In once
depends upon the success Of the party which has
rewarded them for their partixan services. Our
Judges are elected for hfteen years. AZ the ex-
Piration OF their time they must again solicit
votes and must receive their nominations from
the dominant party. So II 10 with ail the Offices
In the State.
II the duties Of the oiiee are properly performed
All the ofieers business hours are occupied and
other occupations must be given up. His own
support and bis family. u he has one, are depend
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-22

Se-0n the last day Of Its session the Demo-
cratic Legislature Of 1850 voted two hundred dol.
lars each to ten newspaper correspondents who
had attended It's sessions, one Of these lucky fe-
lows being the correspondent Of the Maryland
Journal, Of Towsontown. For what services rem
dsred the State were these $4,000 6lched from tho
pockets Of the tax.payers' For no service that
any reasonable man can explain. The act looks
moro like bribe offered these correspondent. to
silence criticism upon the doings and misdoinss
Of tho Legislature
The Baltimore County union., 1881-10-22

.Fe-The Custom House party In Maryland has
dubbed itself the "anti.staiwarts." They have
been carrying things with high hand for several
years past, playing into the hands Of the Demo-
era,' to keep tho Republican party there small
and keep themselves In oiiee. At last tho secret
has leaked out and the day of reckoning has come.
The rank and hle are about to take the rule away
from these rsersants and put h into better and
more faithful kseping.-Nerark Ledger. John
Ensor, Of Baltimore county, 10 q member Of this
same Custom House party.