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PERSONAL MENTION.

The "boy preacher" Harrison is thirty year,
old.
Senator Ben Till {. to have a public monu.
men, in Atlanta.
-Ex President Harrison I. to have m eques.
TRAN statue in Circle Park. indianapolis.
Edwin Booths daughter, Miss Edwina. l. 10
be married TO Newport man in the fall.
Over $1,000 has already been collected for the
relief of the family Of the late General Gouver-
neur X. Warren.
Mrs. Grant. the aged mother Of zen. Grant.
with t~o Of her daughters and several grand
children, IL spending the summer at Ocean Grove.
Poor Jack Cole. one OF the Jeanette suffer-
ers. has not yet regainei his reason, and the doc.
tors say that be probably never will be in his
RICH; mind.
Captain Paul Boyion has decided TO navi-
gate the Niagara rapids from the foot Of the falls
TO lewisson-that is. provided the rapids do no,
navigate him clear into the styx.
John Browns youngest sen, n man Of sixty
nov. with long silver hair and a strong frame. Is
living in pretty white cottage among the vine
yards on Put. in Bay Island, Lake Erie.
-BAron Wilhelm Rothschild Of Frankfort re-
turned his last years income at 81, 49,. 900 while
his brother, Baron Meyer Car, ,Is0-
600. The amount Of their income tax exceeded
$4,000.
"A brother Of President Garfield has lived for
many years in northern Michigan on n small and
sterile farm. The Grand Haven papers say taat
he Is now building . fine house aud barn with
money given him by Mrs. Garfield.
MIR. John Roger, the oldest citizen Of Henry
county. Va, died there recently In his 9gth year.
lie had been In good health all his life up 20 n
week before his death. lie leaves . brother in
bis s9th and sister In her 7sth year.
--General Simon kenton, the famous scout
Indian hunter and pioneer, left several children
In Ohio, and the other day his descendants. to-
gesher with those Of Ezekiel Auowsmith. held a
Joint family reunion at Urbana. The kentons,
Arrousmths aud their cousins present numbered
over three hundred.
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Thirteenth District.

Gmhrteemtn nBtstrtet.
At JOSEPH HELLMAN's,
On Tuesday aad Wednesday. September 5th aud
9th, and Tuesday and Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 18th and 18th:
AT MRS. REITZS, ANNAPOLIS ROAD,
On Thursday. September 7th, and Thursday, Sep.
TENDER 18th;
AT wM. CLIPPERS, ANNAPOLIS ROAD.
On Friday and Saturday, September sth and 9th
AT wALrEMYER's. GwYNN'S FALLS
BRIDGE,
On Friday and Saturday, Sept. l5th and 10th.
- Voters desiring 10 register are requested
20 come forward early aud those having natu-
the Law, exhibit them 10 the Registers.
JOS. T. STEINAcKER,
Register LIST District.
CHARLES Y. ROGERS,
Register "a District.
GEORGE II. ELDER,
Register ID District.
wM. L. sHRIvER,
Register 9Th District.
PRANK p. BOSOM,
Register 5th District.
MRLcHOIR H0sHALL,
Register 9Th District.
cIlAs. l.. ALM0NY,
Register 9Th District.
Register s.A District.
cHAs. II. MANN, sa.,
Register 9th District.
THOMAS BOND,
Register 10th District.
EDWIN A. G0RsUcn,
Register llth District.
THOMAS D. TODD.
Register 18th District.
Register 18th District.
Aug. s6.-,m.
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A TOURNAMENT AND DANCE will 10 held
under the auspices Of the Fork Democratic Asso-
citation Of the Eleventh Election District Of Balti-
more county, in LAwRENCE'S GROVE. four
teen miles from the city Of baltimore, on the Iiar-
ford Turnpike Road. on
Monday. ia day IF September, Iss2.
Orafors.-Chargc 20 the Knights, ID. :. Wright.
Coronation Address, Charles Z. Fendaii.
JadJ,s.-Col. Daniel Jenifer, Chas. II. Quinlan,
Thomas d. Gorsuch, W. o. b. Wright, Park viii
son and John ". Shanklin, Jr.
MarsLai-Caleb $. Wright.
AssisiaHi.-wm. II. Ady and Thos. X. Law
renee.
Headaches Grover and Leonard Ford.
Co@Aiitss IF Arraayeasaf.-B. W. Ady, Pres
ident; J. J. Lindsay. Secretary; J. Maybury T.
Lawrence. Z. c. Carman, DR.. J. =. II. Gorsuch,
j. =. Kelly, J. c. Munnikhuysen, T. r. Law
renee, d. :. Wright, J. 7. Wright. Joel De Moss.
PRIZES.-is,, n Silver Castor aud IS in gold
ID. Piekel Dish %, Flower Stand 9Th, Batter
Knife.
knights desiring TO ride will send their names
and titles 10 c. L. WRIGHT. Towsontown, on or
before Saturday. September ID Riding 10 CON-
inenee At o'clock ?. ". knights TO ride 10 cos
tune.
scfs- Refre.hmenis Of all kinds. The Bel Air
Stages, connecting with the Baltimore and Delta
Railroad. pass the grounds.
A FINE BRASS BAND for the Tourney, and
good STRING BAND for the Coronation Ball
and Dance. Aug. 26.-2t.
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Correspondence BaifinsTe CoWa,y UaioH.
THE SCHOOLS AND POLITICS.


BALTIMORE coUSrr, Aug. 2sth. 1852.
Editors UaioH The 5th aud 9Th districts arc
not alone In their opinion relative 10 the position
Of the School Board and the election Of Judges Of
the Circuit Court. The Let, %, 18th and other In.
huential districts are also agitating the momcn-
tous question and intend 20 net when the time
comes. The people are tired Of having school
affairs manipulated TO suit few Office holders,
while the heat and burden Of raising money 10
"make the mare 20" falls upon the farmer and
taxpayer, who have no say whateyerin disposing
Of the vast sum. All appeals 10 the School Board
In regard 10 school Affairs are silently ignored
The people have determined that 10 change the
Judges on the bench will remedy the evil and
break the riay. and that IL the only way IL can be
broken. Judge Grason appoints the same identi.
cal Commissioners every year. They In turn APP
psint the Examiner, and 90 Il revolyes year after
year the same old ring-the same boss In the cen
tire does the turning. The Journal IL surprised
that such an idea should get abroad that the
School board should feel aay Interest IN the siee.
fiea Of J#dges. o, no, Mr.. Journal, they 1.-THE
Boardl don't. Why should theyi But II the
honest, unbought, unwhiskyed, unsupported, Ha.
fanered voters Of Baltimore county democrat
and Republican, have their say there will be
change and the present School Board will step
down and out. This school subject was discussed
10 some length year or 80 ago. The writer's did
not give up In despair but have been quietly wait.
ing for the time Of the election Of new Judges.
TAXPAYER.
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Political Jackals.

Under the above caption the Baltimore Er,ry
Saturday, an iadsPsnden, paper with strong
Democratic prOclivities. refers to the quarrels
which are now going on In the Democratic party
and adds:
"This 10 very depressing state Of affairs. but
there 10 In Il CLEAN Of hope and promise Of bet.
ter things. Out Of the chaos Of the present politi
cal disorganiEation may come something new and
better. The fractions Of the shattered parties
will destroy each other. There are now three dis
tinet branches Of the Democratic party. One Il
headed BY the Governor Of the State, another Is
headed BY the Junior United States Senator, q
third BY the Mayor Of this city. Each Of them 10
using D.. power. and patronage 70 build aP bis
The Offices. which ought to DO alled BY honest and
capable public servants. are simply the places
where the political "workers" work. There 10 q
cynical indifference to the public, good for the
worker 10 simply In Office TO obey orders. pay as
sessments and carry out the wishes Of the chiefs.
There e no p.esen,e even th.. there Is any prin.
eipie Involved In the triangular fight between the
Governor, the Senator and the Mayor. II IL only
. struggle on the part Of each 10 get control or
retain control Of the Democratic machine. The
people Of Maryland must look on and see their
own interests made the football Of the struggle
nothing done for principle duty the sole inquiry
being uhsiher this measure or that would suit the
Mayor, Or suit the Senator, or suit the Governor.
Il In disgusting 10 the last degree.
"Rverywhsre there Il the same struggle for
oaies. and the only idea Of reform 10 10 reform
somebody out Of ofhee and reform yourself In.
These are the forces At work that are nominating
cur judgss for the coming aitesa year.. Shall
such influences be allowed 20 prevail Il Il net
quite time for the good citizens 10 name . non.
partisan Judiciary ticket composed ef able lawyers,
men Of individual honor and eharaeterf Shall
We ALLOW the iifs-blood Of Baltimore 10 Be Tapped
up By these jaekalsT
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Thomas J. Hunter and VIM. s. Keech,
Attorneys, Towsontown, Md.
u,RUSTEEs SALE


II
VALUABLE PROPERTY. NEAR NEW MAR.
kET, IN THE 5TH DISTRICT, BALTI-
MORE COUNTY. ND.
by virtue Of = decree Of the Circuit Court for
baltimore county, sitting In Equity, pass -
IN cd In a cause In said Court wherein -
Mary A. Shock 10 complainant and
Adam II. Krout, Jr., q al. are rcspondents, the
undsrsignsd. Trustees will offer for sale by public
auction, at the Court House door, in Towsontown,
Tse'day, 5d Of SsPssnbsr, A. u. Iss2,
at N o'clock A. NJ,
ALL THOSE PIECES or PARCELS OF LAND
situated In the 9Th district Of Baltimore county,
and near the village Of New Market, aud lying
contiguous 10 each other FIRST parcel containing
So ACRES AND ss PERcIIES.
and the second containing I ACRE AND SO
PERCnES, more or less. This property Il i'm
proved BY . comfortable DWELLING HOUSE
and outbuildings The soil is kind and easily i'm.
proved. There Il also q hne Young Orchard Of
Choice Fruit on this property. Churches, Schools,
Stores, Post 01ies and Railroad Stations are con-
venient.
TERMS or SALE AS PRESCRIBED By
THE DECREE ARE:--l Cash, 4 In 6 months
and balance In II months from day Of sale, the
credit payments 10 bear interest from day Of sale
and 10 be secured by the notes Of the purchaser,
with security or al cash. the purchasers optiea
The Trustees are authorized By the decree % re-
quire land win require) deposit Of one hundred
dollars on the day Of sale, and In default Of the
payment thereof % oasr the property forthwith
without further notice.
I'll. s :; yTG,u,NrER, Trustees.
JAS. W. owIN0s, Auet (Aug. is.-ts.
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Ninth District.

AT OFFICE ADJOINING POLICE STATION.
wAvERLY,
On Tuesday and Wednesday. Sept. 9Th and 9Th
AT y. u. DORSEl'S OFFICE. HAMPDEN,
On Thursday. September eth:
AT II. 4. ScH0LZ'S. CHESTNUT AVENUE,
NEAR lsT MOUNT VERNON,
On Friday. September Sth;
AT NJ. MciovERN's. COR. HARTFORD ROAD
AND GoESucH AVENUE,
On Saturday, Sept. 9th:
AT :. J. R0BINS0N'S. T0wS0NTowN.
On Tuesday and Wednesday. Sept. 18th and 18th ;
AT DITCH A co.'s OFFICE. IL THE REAR
OF No. 10 SECOND STREET. EAST OF
CHARLES STREET EXTENDED,
ON Thursday and Friday. Sept. 18th and 18th:
AT ". CO0PER'S. CORNER FALLS ROAD
AND LAKE AVENUE,
On Saturday, September 10th.
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A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND. n.
- NEAR THE EA
= CITY OF BALTIMORE. on THE
PHILADELPHIA TURNPIKE ROAD.
by virtue Of a decree of the Circuit Cour, for
baltimore county. sitting in Equity. passed in the
case 9f Elizabeth T.. Bradford ~. Mary Ann
Nell ct al. and also in pursuance of an order of
saii court, passed in said cause. on the ilth day
Of August. A. ID. lssa for the resale. a; the risk
Of the former purchaser. William Hops. of the
lot Of ground hereinafter described, the under.
signed. Trustee. will sell at public auction a, the
EXCHANGE SALESEOOMS. in the city of Bal.
timore. on
Saturday, va day II .S,p,,a,5er 4. u. ISS2.
at Il o'clock Noon.
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND.
situate in Baltimore county. Maryland. and im.
mediately on the Philadelphia Turnpike Road,
and designated on the plat Of coax Hill" belong
ing 90 the heirs Of the late Thomas Hell Ne Lot
No. I. and described a. follows:
Beginning for the same on the north side Of the
Philadelphia Turnpike Road At the western out
line Of the said "Oak Hiil' estate and At the cor
ner Of Michael Chester's land thence running
eas;ery along the north side Of the Philadelphia
Turnpike four hundred and 6:iy-twO fee, to Lo,
No. ? thence nlrihcrly along the ives; line Of
Lot No. ?. and at right angles to the said Turn
pike Eve hundred feet thence westerly aloug the
south line of Lot No. :. and parallel TO said Turn
PIKE three hundred anu eighty lave feet 10 Michael
Chcsters lands, and thence south wardly along the
east side Of said Ches;er's land Eve hundred and
two feet 90 the beginning. containing
FOUR AND SEvENTY-NINE ONE Hun
DREDTliS ACRES OF LAND, MORE
OR LESS.
This land Is Of the finest quality. and for gar
den purposes the soil l. unsurpassed, and pro.
duces rapidly. No such desirable lot has recently
been in the market being only Eve minutes walk
from the Junction station Of the Philadelphia
Wilmington, Baltimore and Union Railroads, and
IL handsomely located in n healthy and improving
neighhoEhood. Persons desiring home will do
well 20 be present ut the sale.
re- The title ia In fee simple and indisputable.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third Cash. payable
Of the ratification Of tho sale. except 10 per cent
thereof, which will be required As q deposit
as soon rs tbs auetioneer's hammer falls
the balance in three equal instalimsnts. payable
In six. twelve and eighteen months. with Interest
from day Of sale. 20 be secured 20 the saiisfaeton
Of the Trustees, or all cash, at the option Of the
purchaser or purchasers.
ROBERT n. BOARMAN,
Towsontown.
CHARLES T.. PHELPS.
30 Lexington street, Baltimore,
Aug. l9.-ts.) Trustees.
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Twelfth District.
At AUGUST GLEUE's. BELAIR ROAD,
On Tuesday, September 5th;
AT J. N. SMITHS. PUTTY HILL.
On Wednesday, September 9Th aud Wednesday,
September 18th:
AT JOHN DRESSEL'S. GARDENvILLE,
On Thursday. September .th and Thursday, Sep.
TENDER 18th
AT MRS. WALTERS, STEMMER's RUN,
On Friday, September sth;
At AUGUST wEIS. CANTON,
On Saturday. September 9th:
AT GEO. II. LUkEN'S. CLIFTON, BELAIR
ROAD,
On Tuesday, September 18th;
AT II. c. PAIRO'S GOLDEN RING HOTEL,
On Friday. September 18th;
AT HOENEv0GHTS. HIGiiLANDT0wN,
On Saturday, September 10th.
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eo-The Solicitor Of the Treasury has approved
the bond Of Col. c. Irving Di,,y, aud the Treas
ury officials state that IL Is one Of the strongest
they have on file. The bond is for 100000 and
the surciies named in the document and the
amounts they claim to be worth are as follows:--
William 7. Master. s22s.OOO; Vim. II. Weaver,
sTs.oOO; J. Henry Small. $50, 700; TalbO, J. Al.
bert, S3l 900, and John ". Locks, $4,000. Col.
Dirty took cnarge Of the Office ON Friday, LIST inst
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The VIII ofa Good Man

The will Of the late U. S. Senator d. II. Hin, Of
Georgia, was very brief document, written BY
himself "Itsm six" Of the document reads a.
follows:
II now give and bsqusaih TO my wife and chill
dren that which some of them now possess, and
which assure them. In full view Of death, 10 far
richer than gold aud more 20 DO desired than all
human honors. God 10 living God and Christ
came into the world 10 save sinners. I beg them
TO have faith In Jesus for by this faith alone can
they be saved"
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CHIEF M1r.Lai-Thonas u. Cor,uch.
As.isiaais-w. o. b. Wright, Thomas r. Law
renee.
JHdge.-J. Glenn Mecomas. SamI VI. Rankin,
Sr.. John V. Wilson. Col. 7. =. Jenkin. aud J.
T. u. Parleti. Time keeper-Geo. W. Yeott.
Heralas-Mas,ers Amos Mecomas. Z. Clinton
SINNERS and firtnan Dye. Committee Of Ar
rangenents-Marion Sherman, Horatio Burton,
Jr.. chas wilingham and I. A. Scarf.
0rafors-Charge TO the Knights, d. s. Wright,
Eco; Coronation address, John p. Centrum, ESQ.
Priss.-iA, hne Silver Watch; %, fns Silver
Pitcher; Sd, Silver Castor; 18th. Silver Butter
Dish.
The riding will be a, !! inch rings dis,anee
Ice yards; time seconds. Knights will assem-
BILE at I. A. scarf's Greenwood Hotel, at IL
o'clock ". A good Brass Band will be in attend
anee At the Tournament and Prof chas. Stew
arts String Band will furnish the music for the
coronation ball and dance. Admission-Aduit
% cts. children Is cis
Aug. l9-tdsl |. A. SCARFF, Manager.
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eS-The SEN Of Monday says, 1.-THE Tow,on.
town Jo~r"ai does no, appear to be abls,O realize
the fact that there i' corruption In Baltimore par
Democratic nest II Is TO put to fight the birds
Of III omen that have dedled that mes, that the sn
is Just now dsvO,ing i,s energies" The Journal
Il not much Of = realizing paper, for Il never
knows there is any candidate running for Office
except the adiPose editor himself, until the con-
vention IL over.
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J-e-The spiri, has again moved the Baltimore
police md on Saturday nigh, last they made q
raid several gambling houses. capturing thirty
Eve men. There /. one rather singular thing
about thee raids, viz, they are always made on
the lower classes % gambling dens while the big
feows-ihs men who have lots Of political infu-
enee--are permitted to run their game, unmolest.
ed. Why not go for some Of the big gun. oeca-
.ionallyy
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Special Notice.
.sTO THE DEMOCRATIC
VOTERS OF BALTIC. co.

F,iio'-. Ci'issHs On my return to Towson-
town last Saturday, after ten days absence from
home. was informed that some opposition to my
denomination for Chief Judge Of the Third Ju-
dicial Circuit had been started.
The time appointed for the primary meetings
Is 80 near that will be unable to sec my friends
in all parts Of the county. aud therefore I take
this method o. announcing 10 the voters Of the
county that am a candidate for denomination
for Chief Judge, and respectfully ask !oF the sup
port Of all Democrats at the primary meetings
hereafter 90 be held.
Very respectfully.
Aug. l9...im.l RICHARD GRASON.
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sss'-Our woodberry correspondent last week
asked US to give tho names Of those gentlemen
who hal been mentioned in connection with the
Republican nomination for the judgsships in the
Third Judicial Circuit. We have heard but two
and It is by means certain that either Of these
would accept. They are Hon. J. Morrison IIar.
r,, l?ih district, and John Carson, E'q., I'd die.
,rei. Both gentlemen would be acceptable ,e the
people and would make very strong candidates.
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eg-At meeting Of the Democratic Executive
Committee. held at Towsontown on Wednesday,
Mr. William II. Ruby, who is not a member Of
the Committee, offered . resolution endorsing
judges GrasOn and Ysliott. II 10 said that the
resolution caused an excited discussion and when
. vote was taken Il was laid on the table almost
unanimously.
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e9-" When Mr.. Andrew Banks Law was pend
ing before our Legislature, and which failed To be-
come Law through the refusal Of Gov. Hamilton
to sign t." What kind Of Law 10 Mr.. Andrew
Banks lawl aud how can a Law fail to become .
hw' and Of what earthly consequence Is the 70.
fusal Of Gov. Hamilton to sign q law The adj.
pose yonraai man must be writing Twill"
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ro-Ths Baltimore and Delta Railroad, at =
meeting Of the stockholders on Monday, was, by
q vote t,s3i shares Of stock to against, merged
into the Maryland Central Railroad and the road
will hereafter be known BY the latter name. II is
hoped and believed that the consolidation will be
Of great benefit to the new road, which thus far
has met with remarkable success.
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ee-w. have received ! letter from ON. Of .,

ee-we have received letter from one Of our
Republican friends in the county strongly com
msnding the editorials which have recently ap.
Peared In the Baltimore San, setting forth tho
many wrongs which have been prac,ieed upon tho
people BY the Democratic ringiies, and suggest
ing ways and means for crushing out the bosses.
The people are becoming deeply interested in the
subject, and az we have said before these articles
are having nm excellent effect
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New Advertisements.
charles Marshall. Al,.rn.r. nnl,imu

rINllIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub-
l. seriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county. letters Of Admins.
tratiOn on the cs;atcof
CHARLES \. vOGELER,
late 81 said county deceased. Al person, having
claims agains; the said estate are hereby warned
tn exhibit the samc with the vouchers thereof. to
the subsrribcr.
"S e. Le,.,~ ks 2Gh 'i,y 81 .La.eL iSSs.
they may uthcfwi.- ~ Law bc -vciulci from all
bcnch; Of .aid estate Iho,c indebted tn said IS.
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this Goth lay of August. Iss:
MINNIE A. NoGELER,
sept. 2.-itfj Administrative.
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es-w. COW N, following p.r.,,

e1-ws copy the following paragraph from
letter from Pikesviis, I'd district, Published In last
weeks ysarHai.
"The people Of this community are beginning 10
10 discuss the question Of Who are 10 be our nsxt
Judges, and from casual conversation and Whisper
ing ! fad that sentiment IL much divided. David
Fowler and Judge Yeilott seem TO Be the ehoiss Of
many, whilst Judge 0rAson has his friends But
from the way the sands are drifting the tide 10
favorable TO the arst named gentlemen.
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es-Mere insuendo bulls Of the Jouraai. Il
says COL John L. Thomas wanted to peep into
one Of the Mormon "harems." but his GENTLE eyes
were not permitted to behold the gloriss he had
eonjursd up and all he could think was--"sour
grapes" lie made . wFy face and, like Joseph.
asd from before the face Of the PO,spharians.-
Hon; ss;f On; ..af . n~u.,
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where he !. fully prepared. with the most recent
appliances. 10 practice all branches Of the Dental
Protection lie will exert himself To- please all his
patrons. and by special e;or; will endshyor TO Sc
cure the most comfort possible 20 those who mus,
have teeth extracted By insuring such an ,Dlute.
ly painless operation. through the use Of Nitrous
Oxide Gas This will be perfectly pure and fresh
at every administration and !. generated in the
latest and most approved APPARATUS Of the period
The instrument Is the only one in the State of
Maryland aud ono Of the few in the united States.
Of course. gas inhalei from such al apparatus 10
as pure rs she air breathe and l. entirely harm
LEES, therefore any one wishing TO secure the alb.
soluisy painless extraction ftheir teeth having
any kind Of Dental work 20 be done can be accom-
m0dated by visiting the Dental Rooms Of
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G8-Ii ls sAid the school houses 70 be bull.
hereafter are 70 be done BY days work. Perhaps
this is TO avoid the expense Of having 70 photo
graph them 10 show up their kinks, cracks and
Jaws % vas once malielously done.
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4B-The Baltimore Anerieaa appears to be Of
the opinion that the Sunday liquor sellers have
little 10 fear from the next Baltimore county jury
because there are 20 many men on Il who are en-
gagged In the liquor business. The Ameriean may
Be greatly mistaken n Il presumss on this fact.
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Tentl, District.

AT SAMUEL MO0RE'S STORE, NEAR ST.
JAMES,
On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, septem.
Der Sth. 9Th aud 9Th
AT SAMUEL MILLER'S, M0NEToN.
On Friday and Saturday. September sth and 9th
on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday, Septem-
Der 18th. 18th and 18th:
At PATTHRS0N'S STORE, PHOENIX.
On Friday aud Saturday. September 18th and 10th.