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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-01
CITY ITEMS.

"A REMARKABLE EXHIBITION COMING
TO WHEELING.-The Great Exhibition
known as the Miltonean, Tableaux o
Paradise Lost, from London, England
and which has been at Smith and NIX
tons Hall, Chicago. aud at the Melode"l
Hall, Cincinnati for the last six weeks
where, Notwithstanding two entertain
ments were given daily. thousands were
unable to gain admittance to the Hall
and which has also been exhibited fol
the past year in che various cities OF the
East and West, will visit this city this
week and be shown at Washington Hal
for a short time, previous obeing opened
in New York commencing here Oh Fri
day evening next, May 9th. We copy
the following description of the exhibit
ton from the London Times:
"This great work of art was got up III
London, at all expense of 100000, and Is
complete illustration of John Milton $
immortal poem, entitled Paradise Lost,
and carrying out his ideas of Heaven,
He'll. Chaos and Paradise Showing the
rebellion of Satan, the war of the Angels,
the fall of Satan and the fall otman. 1t
was first exhibited in London for $50
consecutive nights. and was during that
time visited by more than half Il million
of people, including royalty, nobility,
the gentry and clergy BY command OF
Queen Victoria it was SET up III the Hall
Of Buckingham Palace, and exhibited
before her and the entire Court
"As described by Milton. it commences
with scene representing the gathering
of the angels around the Almighty's
throne to hear new decree, that his
only son, that day begotten, should
henceforth reign supreme IN Heaven;
then is introduced the banquet of the
angels upon the plains of Heaven; the
encampment of the angels by the river
of Bliss; Satan with his followers plot
ting the rebellion the marching OF
Heavens host to put down the rebellion;
the three days battle between the host
of Heaven and the rebellious angels, and
the final triumph of the Son of God, who,
in the chariot of Paternal Deity, with
thunderbolts and fire of Heaven, drives
Satan and the rebel host out of Heaven
into He'll. Then follows eight magnif-
cent scenes representing the Creation,
commencing with the surging waters of
Chaos, and ending with the creation OF
animals and man. After which, Pande-
monium of Hell, with Satan and the
fallen angels upon the burning lake
Satan's council in He'll, and Satan's flight
from He'll through chaos in search of this
earth. Then following in direct order, as
described by Milton, is shown the Car
den of Eden, with Adam and Eve; the
temptation of Eve-her fall; the fall of
Adam, the Judgment of God. and the ex-
pulsion from the Garden"
The exhibition is pronounced by the
entire press and competent judges to be
the finest work of art gotten up in mod
ern times, and worth miles of travel to
see. So far, in America, the halls have
not been large enough to hold the people
who have thronged to see it We pre-
dict a great rush to Washington Hall
while it is here, and it will undoubtedly
prove one of the most attractive exhibi
tions ever opened in the city, Look out
for the bills which will be circulated
throughout the city this week.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-01

The river was falling slowly last even
ing, with about seven feet Of water in.
the channel.
The Bostona, Capt Rice, was the only
departure besides the regular packets
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-01

WONDERFUL Some of the cures per-
formed by Professor Bernhardt's newly
invented glasses are really wonderful
In number of instances, persons whose
sight had so far tailed as to render them
unable to read with the most powerful
spectacles usually sold, have been ena-
bled, by Prof Bernhardt's lenses, to read
with ease and without straining the eye
and often the sight has been so complete.
" restored as to enable the patient to
read ordinary print with the naked eye.
Professor b. will remain at the MLnre
House few days longer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-01

PoIIcE MATTERS we're very quiet on
Saturday. Every, body seemed disposed
to lay aside his pugilistic demonstra-
tions, ct least until the beginning Of
q new month.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-01

Es5t bce !. aoixeisE.oa IiSi ggs7 l4sd'
stt IS assdf BE- q ,n;ssI geiSsll 40
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-13

On m,roten erflGrte, baB baS Sclt pper p'e
@ gSui,' Der glrm Der Serfainns Oper Der Ser'
@taaten lei, unp lpbalp eS aisfubrbar W.
S,Gts sie urlprinqli6e @blidt Der Ste9teriln9,
,',,tsr rem @runp{asen peS srpBen 6retbettS@
hr;efea pen Der @riinper Der Slepubltt pem
Ssrlfs ;iberliefert bot, wieper auI9enomnen
msrnen. Dem Golte mu6 feline Jte9terll'9
nnnertrout werpen, unp went tie lynn drSefs
tro,tt uirp, 70 1T meme Nnlidt, Dap eS III gu
tenn @lauben Ganpeln unp feline l%r'lperel yer
fallunasmGbieen 8e3iebun9en gu alen Staa5
ten, wel6c bic rniUn bilpen, mteoerpsrlteael'
,piro. Der 5auptSped Der SstOlli'9 pe9 Vs'
nerolmoiprS Carl S6urs no6 Dem Suoer
mar Der, 70 stel ais mbgtth bebiil1th 81 ZEN
BET bet Musfibrruns Der pclitif, melde DC 0'e.
oieruna aur @ieDereinlesnn9 Der StaaIsh III
lire friIl6eren 8esiebun9en iur 0llnoests9't
r,,n6 dnoencmmen bat. SIS miro 9ehonf eoB
pfGTe 9eibulfe geleiltst tpcreeft 1T, Nle Pto.
fIomotiun, ipel6e bic gB ieperbcrltltrn3 Der
| @toatsreaierune auteriltrt, perlan9t p01 0er
MiIitGr, bert ptcoilprilhen @oitperne'1r III
psr Gerri6tuna leiner 9aidten, pte DC Pr0l
eIouaticn lie ibm scrldreibt, 81 lntsrltusel,
unb in feiner 9Deiie lth IN bic Grtuuu''9 ose
9redeS 1Ieiner Mnfelliin9 etnjllnl'lNfl po''
Ser1elbcn 6inperntNe In ben gSe9 81 le9en
wenialtens ni6t, obne bic @e9terun9 oOrbe'
ypstt Ser btabli4tisten ginmil4un9 II &f""t.
nib sn leben." ''J .,a ln> ...a. y" a
9 Wes. '-~ 1'' Q SopHlo"'
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Mnocblidc Gntpecfmng cincr Sers
i~d,pGrmne in Mcgif0+
9rtIhid 9~scrfOnsn prrb0itSf.

9 Nrtyatbriefe aus Wirtifc POM 70. aii9'til
melpen, pap in Der Staot Merifo cine Scr7
ldwSruna 9cgclt pa5 25sbfn itno bic Ste9te
runa Mdrimitiur'0 u,trctft irorpen YET. 81
perl omen murreI lofrbatttt, Wpttnifer 9eff
3omoccna, Der friIttere Staatsmlnirtfr. 9err
Rpmerp Nil6io unO !5err Ntaonri0n, triberc
GrnareBmitelieper, UNI 6err @l5mann Der
frIbere .3cl. @itnebmer.
Die gerbof teten Nurpen noG Sort ulloa
in GerdsGru3 sebraAt llo eS beibt, Dap tic
.frieaseeriAtlih abseurtbeilt werpen lOllen.
General Wiejia, Der fai1erli6c Gommnn
bant su NtatamOras, ipfl NIT Der fattrlthen
8e9ierung auf etwaS %eelpanntem 6uBe Itcben,
pa er nit Der Yplitit binlidtlih Der 3uSiebm9
eua 9iberalen ms Minil terium nidt etnper.
ftanOet Iei.
Der meritanilhe @enerol S,9uerpn lpIl an
IA. Dug. Die StaOt GeDuatan NIT Der 9an5tr
TTlterretAilGen @arnilun urto 400 0epebren
genCmntelt 1aben-
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Gin @i4tiger 8rieE bss l@raiinenter

Der prpStlort16e @ouoerneur Don W4iOiS-
Gppt, !6err Starte9, per6fentlt6t elmer 8rief
De5 YrdtOenten SObnlDn aus Dem teleera=
pbt16 folgenOer Nus3ug mttgetbetlt ptrO
IS piro %se8laubt, baB in jeOem GOnnt9
cine @ili3maAt O~rgdnifrt tperOeu fdnn, 5nn1
Sronnns gu erbdltem uto bte Mutoritat pe'
biireerlt6en 8ebGrOsn DeS Staates unO 6el
Ser, Staaten aufre6t 3u erbalten, fpoonrd
Die 8unOesresterung in Stano seiebt trerOer
tplIrpe, Die Nrmee 3u S%errin9ern- unb ether
9rOBen 36etl Der Stretttrdfte aus Dem Staat
3uraf3u3ieben. Die enormen Qu5saten be'
Te9ierung pnrben baour6 .9erminpertg per.
ONHp Httftfl5 aF@4C 10 G&@ sNN
Den. -as4aH48Io@ 81 tgl8l
cBenn aus elmer Organization Der 8tr9e,
gu Dem ansebeuteten 3nede irsenb cine Sc
fabr erpa4len iolte, 70 1T pas Ntlitar ba, nm
ieOe aufriibreriI6e 8epe9un9 gu unterOriden
Gin GROCER 3Wed beltebt parin, baS Gclf 81
ssranladen, sur. gertbeipt9uuga perG 8unoes
nnO Staatsresternn9 pOr3utreten, @enera
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-13

S6aulpielerS Garl Meaubert, Elm lan9jGbrts
ges Wlit9lieO peS OreSoener 9oftbeaterS unp
renpmmirter Oaltoarlteller ouf alien erIten
Snbnen. 6r. Npclpb Mcoubert bc9ann Idcn
nit Dem IL. Sabre Die tbeatralilhe 2anlbobn
unp mar nit Is Sabren ais erlter jn9enolts
der 2iebbaber am peutI6en StdOttbeater III
Neoal (9htBlano) en9dgirt, nadpem or BET
Der Durhreile auf Der pamdls lebr teOeutens
Den Silbne in 9ti9a etn 9iinlti9 aul9enomnle7
mes @aIipid 9e9eben. 6r. 81. 9ebDrte lpa'
ter ben Stapttbeotern Su 6rantfurt a. w,
3iridA, 8~reiture int Srcisgai nnp Den
6ofbubucn sl Berlin, DetmOlp, Garlsrnbe &c,
ala Witolieo uno SAT an unp e%rOfnetf i'm
Ilesten Sabre pcr leiner NbreiIe nad) Nmerttn
nit DIRECTION s. 9E1llner poS jebt urtrr Dem
gionten 9BolnersI scatter riibmlidNt betatlnte
Yerliners3 eaterlinternebmen. llnter Der CT.
fnbrtnen Qeitling peS !6rn. =. gShllner wliro'
E6r. Wf. Suerlt NIT Der 8ilbrun9 Der 9te9te oes
IQultptels bctraut. SIN Sabre 1896 er1teli
6r. SO. eiuen Sort6eilboften Intra9, bic Tou'
cincS crltcn &pmiferS uno ycgilVenrs an Dem
IJtt1p Syprfer Stopt3I 6enter 3t itbsrneDmen,
melden 6Gdern CT mebrcrc Sabre pcrltoho,
nm pnun bic DiWttton pcs pbtlopeIpblo
StaptoI 6eaterS asu ibernebtnen. qsBtertS
iibernobm CT untcr oen un9iinl tighten Serpalt'
nilcn, pudb crbpb CT eS, trpb perIe'ben, I'm FnnIV
Der Snilpn, III einemfit Yubltfum ltno SDou'
lpielpr SulrieOenItellenpcn Stanopllnlt' YIN
nGhltcu Sabre febrte 6r. ". ais Sltbnenol'
rcftor rnp Ibeilbaber pcS StnDttbeaterS M"
gicip 9yprf ,uriid ilto perltrB ptele StsuV'''
bei Mus6rtlN Des &ricgeS, nm III San 0rnh5
iiaco Die erlte fir 4 SABRE lang prclper'renot,
~itGnoi0c bcltilNe Siibnc 3t bc9ritnorn. Ots
OurHfibrun9 pes Sonntda9elebeS IeBte por'
leilnen Sc ltrcbuu9cn Gin ,3icl nlo CT tebrtV
i'm lcbten 8riiDiobr noG 9ie,p 2)prl 5nrld, no
i'm mcbrere lcDr port6eil6ofte Nntrd9e our
llcbcrunbme pCrtld) amsritnnilder 8libnen
0cmott wtrorn. ShlieBlih whrpe CT bnrd,
pen tbGti1cn unp unermilpli1Gm pr1lipenter
Der Gpncurpia, 0ru. WCorl, CUR llebernnbme
Der Vcituug De5 in Der rclten pta6tppllell
GOncorpia a6allc 81 %erVfucnOcn G9eaterS Scr
muln6t.
Die Wdttin otS 6rn. Wicaubert, 8rou 0ens
rictte So, frilber inter Dem 9idrten Sheller,
Ntitoliep Der bepcutenberen Bii9nen OehtlM'
lambs befannt lit Die dipelter ocn8rauO(rtbud
SAeller, bic auecnblidli@ auf ameritanilfG
YIibncn tbGti9 1T. Gran McauOcrt 1T cine Der
beiten pcutl6 ameritantlGen SGauI piclerinen
unp 5rar III 9iep 2prt, Pbilacelpbta nnr
San 6ran5iseo etn auS9clprp4ener 9iebltn0
oes Yublifunt5, pelde in lebterer Staot leinC
Gbeilndbme BET mc6rerrn 8enefi3 .&benper
our0 uebetrei6uns zines pertbpUlen perlen-
iAmudes UNI eine9 fpltbarrn Srildntfreu3ea
St ertennen CAB. 6r. unp Sran SO. erfrert.
ten ltA oltf i'm 9rtYatleben ant alien Srter
Der all9emeinen A6tung unp pe5 @cblwcl:
lens pe5 0ubltfumS. = gSir baben nod BET.
Isuiisen, Dap mir in 6rn. Nfeaubert rtnet 1eb'
9tbilpeten unp l~ie6en5purbi9en Wtann tenner
1~elernt BADEN, Dem mir einer suteh @rfolq
UNI nit Srou unD &ino pas bette 0lud
pilnlden.
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M0o1pb Meaubert
Der sbtaterS ireetor Der eoncurtia.

c1S"tstorector Der Guucprct1.
unlsre Ssler tperoen e8 fur paIenO finoen,
paB iptr eellte cine, penn aub nur furae 8iuz
grapbte oes 5errn Weaubert DerSfentliden
lDte MIR tie am 1. Suit pieleS Sabr1s i'm gpe'
IentGtGen lhon 8ebraGt batten. SEER g1eo,t=
Bert bat ubne 3peifel ben ihwterialfen S6eiI
pe5 algemeinen Yrcsramms gu %srfiillen' b
er pas. aur .@prlfeliing pes NareiB nStbio,
0erionai ae1 engasiren llnO gu benz aemeirnE
lamen Wirfen auf Der II Sibne oorberei
ten muBte. Muberpem 1T t6err Meaubert nib
ME 5err 8 II d . m nno anoere aasge5eiG
neten Riutnltler Elm alter Treuno nnD Sefann
ter In Der Baltimore @eleal6aft, %lonoern Ell
Dem aagemeinen Vublifum l~lnbefamtter.
NbOIpb " euu ert 1T Der Soblt pe'
frabers lit Deutl6lanb rabmltdit belanl1tel
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Irau Carr, bur4 @tft aus Oer 6elt sel9aft
paben. Wte man oerntmmt, mill Dtltrttt6<
onipalt &trtpatrif ben Coroner anweiI en, aud
nON Die eet9en pieler Drei YerIonen auS9ra~
ben at loIen.
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s. Mnanp's &cbule.

Gte 9tbrfunben fur has @tntere5 ntetr Beginner am
Wsntts, 6tn 4 Gepto Sic gins s lbr.
0ret b6be c Glafen %ausi6tieelt1 fir NtdbGt n britihnnt
itub Ia ct eni ga SIn4 40 eioneerlen @tbduOe itt 9 MSna
zen erti6tet w0ten. NEm,lbunesn Sur AIfnabme ntusr
6uler rerben I'm Enute Rieisr gDpbe ~entseSeu stnomm en-.
Muawdrtiee S6GIsr bagn bis su bteiem Lass BET MIR elm
iutrefsn.
(au3l-S) 3. SNAP.
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JEGEL's HOTEL,
SGCttS.

WNWNNY
Baltimore, 2S. Musuf 1865.
Yin Die Oerren Aer5te unO bas Bublitum
I'M Nngemsinen
Inter b~euti9ent Datum berfduftsn MIR uuier ~Sret8'@ta'
bfiaement, btSber inter Ger Hirma Gaspart & Go, Ode SCn
CALHOUN nab 8ditimUrsifr. unter infer" autptcteh getnbrt
an tte oerren Stdmbdu9b u Brpabbentt- mpnit un1ere U'r'
dntpOrtlt6iett enb t
lnfere 9anse 6~6itistett mtrb fprtat ben bet6sn alien, irpbis
betdnuten tSef6aften " o. A " b 4 r. unb y d {
a. VI b E. II . i6b1e f r. ~aeDtbn't fetn.
gBsr imnter benz pbeugenannten Sefhdft npb fbuIbet eber
lpsr Jcrberlln8en du b. lelte bat tellebs iol1e 5u prdientsren
M. A u. Gapftraee.
gas. & 50 mt. GdStGrt,
So a U @lbitr. unb
uftp4gBJ Ode IA. MOe. Inp Sitbleftr.
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3uOerk0iucnr 0lIugTNllelDpn
Rn p~erfaufen:
gu p~ertaufen.

Gin 6rOtsrp StOre NIT Sar.G %nrtdtuug an einem br N.
tra9en In her gDeter Office. ~
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9r. Gins. 70. S1mlinn

Ut. NgWS' 2V. NULyIIIB
III, ndbbert er ais Mr5t In Der o. st Irmee lett 5 S'brer
in ben bebe utenbfea oO(pitilern ~prlfttjirt In feine 6etnatt
jurifetfsbrt unb snp6ebit lid btsbGlb iftnen 8rtun en- uni
Dem pHbItfum sur YrartS In Gueu 3retRen Der Se'Itunbe.
Office unb gDpbnung; SO. 90 9. SrcdbrGp, SdlttmUre'
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GOu. .6drinae, Gd9rcn Gmmentbdle.
Scb~ipet5crfGfe, &nroelicn, Sdrotne&r
ispte ALE Ar en- bsasl6e las fran3pffbe VrUbufte
pffertren Su ZEN ~biltofen pretien ,e
a. Stehert& 9 m m erfeIb
Cnn2O-sl rg r1p. e ge a7 ais U, @asRr.
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Uer(0ngt unO Qe(uc6t.

Mopto-c4. &n Rnate bon 1917 Sobren aus dnfin
~ttt" W. bigger Gamtlte NIT guten 81 communicable
men, has @iien8ef&dit 81 erttrnen. 45 SO. Saltimpre r.
(nttbp)
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W0l6ulgt0Il. .. G.

in &1ihiHgt0n beliebe maH 8eItg0nn0eu
u DIN taaliteH mo iDDdlentlidjen ,,Q8cfer"
SIT1Ipl0Heu ME 4H;eigeHI Ourdl Oen WoeTcr
DIN. j. j. ydeSfel0t, 420G Str, III ni2djer.
SprIruot fpsleto: 2 aute 56net6er f6nnen 11fe
9I Arsett i'm Strre erhdl en-; rur autc mpoet
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une Seatfdnl &oeEut, ga %binstrn, 6. 6,
70. Jun CdlflniereT pIro fe heile pergltet. M brfr
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Stne sattsel'Bene 2aaerbifr. gDtrtbTtaf nit gaooeuH[b
" Se8en Usi6GltS'geranbsruns b.ais ST S%erfaaFen. gBp Z
l1o0. (SfellRl
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

HATS, GAPS, 10 asa5
DRUGS, DYE STUFFS, OIL AND PAINTS
MEDICINES, GLASS, PUTTY, WHITE
LEAD, LINSEED l. MEATS FOOT
OIL, (PARAPHINE OIL, lKER-U Cd
OSENE OIL, MACHINE
OIL, MACK EREL,
5fss HERRINGS, sBA5 &s29Sb ~
CON, HAMS,
BREAST PIECES, SHOULDERS, 6. A. SALT
Fine Salt, Flour, Corn Meal, Mill Feed, HON
ony Buck Wheat, - - q
TIN AND WOODEN WARES, 4
Brooms, Ropes, Plow Lines, Shoe Findings,
Wrot Nails, Cut Nails, Spikes, ,Rivets, aud eve
ed country store a5i'4'.. tt
COUNTRY PRODUCE a.a
of all kinds taken in exchange for goods at
city prices. @ tag4 20 - le'
In 91E&a H. P. THOMAS, 5t
For Warren Manufacturing Company.
Feb. lS.-ly. ..-,....
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IN MEMORIAM.

The flag of Columbia is shrouded in woel T'r
The wings of her Eagle are dropping and low;
The waves of wild anguish have swept food, eg
And the head of the nation lies stark in his blood
Smtten down--oh my God-in the zenith of fame
While millions were blessing the Presidents name;
While the heart of the country pulsated with joy,
traitor stole, fend like, our hopes to destroyl ~
The South was not weary of bO0dshed and strife, =,
As she recklessy thrust at the national life
She has slain in her madness, the eaient and true,
And Treason hereafter must meet with Its due!
An, talk not OF mercy 1.-The n1Fde7'd is neafl AZ
Ana low vows Of vengeance are breathed DER his ber
And "Ler tdlionis, - the cry of the land,
Must strike with wild terror the recreant band
For the great heart Of lore that kindly forgaye,
Is resting alas in a martyrs red gravel
nation IN tears as the slow measured tread
OF thousands passd by, in the make of the dead
The dark sons of Afric moved on in the train NAV,
Twas meet for the Freedman to follow the slain!
he has broken their chans-Bid the bond to go free
And enshrined in their hearts, shall his memory be ;
What the wise of past ages. had purposed to do,
He had bOtdnesS and faith in his God to pursue.
He had pered his life for his countrys chief gOod
His mission of Freedom-is sealed NTH his blo0df
He has finished his work, and around his loved name,
snail circle the laurels of glory and fame
And Lincoln the martyr-all time shall revere
The great Liberator-as Washington's peer So
nation in tears! they have laid him to rest,
Near the dear ones he valued the friends he ovd best
second Mount Vernon, the hallowd d spot be,
mecca of love in the land of the free.
And low at thy footstool, oh God We will pray,
That the clouds of thy anger be lifted awayf b t.8
That the nation now mourning so deeply her slain;
Meath the STARS and the Stripes" shall be gatherd
again g9Y,g efyf,s ..<t }4'f,.s
Tho the ''waters of Marahr in bitterness lave
Ger the bones Of heroes and Lncoln's sad grave
His own loving spiri-o'er its fountain may breathe
And mercy and love, and sweet chaplet may wreathe
That shall temper stern justice to bury the past gs
And the North and the South, be united at last.
III &.
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ments Of writing, were heretofore enrolled had
never been destroyed. Ifsl.. silsfr sg
Sec. %. AND BE 1T ENACTED, That any per-
son or persons having possession of any bill of
sale, mortgage or other instrument of writing,
relating to personal property that appears to
have been heretofore recorded in the office of
the clerk of the circuit court for The said coun-
ty, and the record thereof has been destroyed,
may have the same enrolled again, and the
clerk of the said court is hereby required tore
cord the same, together with the endorse
ment thereon, of the former enrolment at the
cost and expense Of the party or parties re-
quiring the same, and the same when recorded
shall have the same effect and operation in law,
to all intents and purposes, as if the records
aforesaid, in which the said papers were here
tofore recorded had never been destroyed.
b Sec. %. AND BE 1T ENACTED, That this act
shall take effect from the date of its passage,
and all acts or parts Of acts, inconsistent with
this act, be, and the same is hereby repealed.
JOSHUA f. C0CKEY,
JAMES BUTTON,
D. j. McCAULEY,
Commissioners of Baltimore county.
May 13.-3t alt t%
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IL Ii "A + E R'S "A N u MO w II II > :.
PRICE FOR COMBINED MACHINE
- r SAMUEL ]. BUCKMAN,
Towsontown, Baltimore county, Maryland,
rs LOCAL AGENT for these VERY JUSTLY
II CELEBRATED REAPING and MOVING
MACHINES. He takes pleasure in referring
the Farmers Of Baltimore county, who are in
want of such machines to the following parties
who bought in 1868 and 1864. He only names
o few. @''s
He also offers the Farmers of Bdltimorecoun
w the celebrated PRATT and SMEDLEY
WHEEL HAY RAKE. a
BAErIMoRE County, April 18th, 1865.
To Samuel j. Buchanan, ESQ.,, Local Agent at
Towsontown, Md.-Dear SIR: The Kirby
Combined Reaper and Mower, you sold me in
1853, and which l have used years, am glad
to say has given me entire satisfaction as Com
bned Machine. have witnessed the opera
tions of many other machines, but must give
my decided preference to this Combined Ma
chine. They are well made, and are certainly
easy work for two horses. l have moved and
reaped from 10 to IL acres per day with node-
rate labor to the horses. i have never choked
it either in wet or dry grass or grain. advise
give this q trial, for / think they will never re-
gret it. Yours respectfully, aaig Ss2
515 cow !, JOSHUA GRIFFIN.
To Samuel j. Buckman, Esq.-DeGr SIR: |
have also used with perfect satisfaction, the
Pratt and Smedley Wheel Hay Rake, which
you are now selling. I think it is the " Farm
ers', Fauorite," and give it IA preference to any
offered in this market. Yours,
1t - JOSHUA GRIFFIN. &
Colonel Solomon Hillen, Towsontown.
John E. Owens, Esq, ~ IS" asa +
Joseph Taylor, ll9H-iF
Benz. Bowen, g vTsYe
John /. Anderson, Esq, 40
John D. Hammond, G Franklinville.
William Tagart, Brooklandyille.
Robt. Wright & Co., r1- 81 g.
Joshua Griffin, Esq, Monkton.
g ~ =. SAMUEL J. BUCHANAN,
Towsontown, Md.
f. G. EDWARDS,
General Agent for Maryland,
No. 29 Light street. Baltimore, Nd. +
May 6.-1Ot
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NOTICE.

OFFIcE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT CoURT FOR
BALTIMORE County,
TowsoNrowN, March nth, 1855.
DERSONS having Deeds, Mortgages, &C., in
this Office for record, left prior to MAY
10th, 1865, are hereby informed that all such are
now ready for delivery, and they are requested
to call and receive them. The large number
of instruments of writing accumulated in this
office, prompts the undersigned to make this
request. JNO. H. LONGNECKER,
May 2O,-4m. Clerk,
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To Owners of Horses, Colts & Mules
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.

THE undersigned respectfully offers his ser
L vices to the owners and growers OF Stock
in Baltimore county, as VETERINA- w..
RY SURGEON, and also, in all OPE- 1JN
RATIONS UPON HORSES, COLTS y "
AND MULES. To those who cannot see me
personally, a letter addressed to me at PAPER
MILLS P. o., Baltimore county, will meet with
prompt attention Parties desiring my servl-
ces, will please state distinctly their residence.
My charges will be moderate. ,,,rn
NV JOHN D. HAMPSHER,
Paper Mills, Baltimore county.
April 26.-2m#
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HARVEST OF 1895.
KIRBY'S
COM R z N ED

r ERS AND NOW ERS.
PRICE FOR COMBINED MACHINE
~ f's ~ SAMUELJ. BUCHANAN
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LOCAL LAWS.
Published By authority. Z

AN ACT to provide for the completion of the
restoration of the Records and Papers des-
troyed or injured by fire in the office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Baltimore