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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-07
ri FOUTZ,S MIXTURE, ai 3D.;
The Best Liniment for Man q Beast
adi Ie Now in USER EgIykT z

TS safe and reliable Remedy for the cure aof
rheumatism, ZIP ainful Nervous Affections,
Sprains, Burns, sWellings, and all Diseases rel
curing an application on MAN. tIor g"I Woi
On Horses1it will never fail to cure Poll Evil /,
Fistula, Old Running Sores; or Sweeney, If
properly applied. For :Sprains, Bruises
Scratches, Crooked lHoofs, Chafes, SaddleSor
Collar Gall, Cuts or Wounds, it is an lniallible
Remedy sTryit; andIb be Convinced of its eff
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VIM. ii. READS

Blackberry Root syrup COMPOUND,
ITEoR the immediate uIsnspe UH6Thea, Dys-
lie entery, Summer Complaint and for all af-
oIfealins IN its nagnra, SSEhtifay. Vegetable
R isa "a P pas's
wherever! lpnoMnll, DESTINED 10 b6sfal66dsRH
"Immediate togive ReIieflheiiaDh - a
This Remedy $3.50 very agreeable and ldfeifs
able thai we would conscientiously recon- sR4
ito The public, especally those suffering With
affections of the Bowels, ineident to the season.
lltisIa tFan9qjlEing ahpaYne astriugent, aeh
ing like charm in all forms of DyseptgriG off,
fections, and does not heat and irritats the fli-
cous rnehihraAeD of the intestihes.S Unavailable
for use when change OfsWaterror diet is neces-
''I For ohdt9h 80 / Il tkbsQ @s2435 H@6s 5sns
pleasant, agreeaHl and siren gthenihg ftna9
begiyen to the most delicate nfait, as Well az
to grown person, with perfect surety Of Cure.
1t should be constantly III the House. and form 2
part of the outfit on The voyage and the tour
Soldiers, from the sort of food Served Ip.. = are
Diseases In the worst form of Ohroiss RfFeo.s
! TONS they will find this Remedy efsds hfoando
i rapid IN Its ,cure.a b3h14ssI gtHh hng .IfHmH0ii
! PRICE FIFTY CENTS PER- BOURIIBseo
Mailed on receipt offs cents to any place. Z
| b8atsa4H aAel, .bgf-----slS ndeJ 10 skdsi shf
| WILLIAM II. READ has constantlyin stor8a
full and carefully telected stock SI Efne,fn
ported and domestic Fancy Goods, Cosmeticssg
Perfumes, Soaps, Combs, Brushes and fine Toll
let Articles generally, at No. 147 BALTIM0RE
2SUiiep0 Uf ef f ifolh GalYert bow
| DE.n,c l5.s1 s3iodo !,
ADJ 81 r41AD 2 M M y FFSA \ y A4EHs RaaT
Still supports its well-deserNedi reputation.7sl
Crowds Of Patr9nslattest the excellence of thAl
drink, drawn from Fountains lined withrporeez
lain; and Of the carefully preparedssfa
from the ripe fruits. .ssisu7-
| July sr77tf.aOsZa r Knot
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.igg Thomas Mullin, Jr.,
COACH MANUFA CTURER,
East side of Holiday st.,

Adjoining shiPley' s LIVERY Stables
THOMAS MULLIN, JR., keeps 1Mpy q
4 on hand, and manufactures to-
order, CARRIAGES OF EVERY.zlX---SzZ-
DESCRIPTION, at short notice, made by good
Worknien, and Of the best materials. pa slidw
~ N. b. REPAIRING done at the shortest no.
tioe, and on reasonable terms. a1nial lssdi ~
IDLY 2s, 1sSo.-lY =
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PLOUGH CASTING S Him ~
8dooa PLOUGH CASTINGS u
: JACOB HOFFMAN, sl6a
~ II bfidi- afo r~-aM's 81 h4di quo ,s.ss
. i.,.s3ai dsip as no.a sa,aeai 3

SADDLE HARNESS AND COLLAR MAN
UFACTURER. vs.
4'q No. 17o NerA Gay Street, BALTIMORE 70 i,
MANUFACTURES and keeps constantly on
Nll hand all kinds Of light ana heavy Har
ness Collars, Saddles, Brides, Whips, de. Old
Harness taken in exchange. Country work Of
alhkinds psacthsllY attended to- Repairing
promptly executed. - i.ss ii'g tsoilozai y. q
FEB E--efn. 80 sr}hNfnD no ,sas!itis5J 7n' Us
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/ Farmers Weather Indicator,
AZ ~ I0f1mIILb9
I W WOODHUFF'S =
2 zEbgTG GLEGEi4A'4e
Portable, Barometer.

inHIS instrument should be in the hands of ev-
- cry SAgricqlturistS as it unerringy points ont
any change il the weather and thus directs the
farmer how to shape his work and save crops
that, without Barometer, might be caught out
in storm and seriously injured, If not destroy
ed. Every farmer should have one as 1t IS a
perfect seweather teller"
1T is simple in construction, cheap in price, not
liable to get out Of order, and the only perfect
portable Barometer in use. 10 81 buUai
Being a Mercural Barometer, lit is accurate and
reliable for Scientific purposes, being used by the
HUl S. Coast Survey and at the Smithsonian In
asttute besides being recommended by the most
distinguish Agricutursts of the country, as
well as by host of Professors and Scientific
Journals.
7 We name but few that have endorsed this
Barometer as superior to all others Scientific
American, American, rAgrieultprist,e Country
Gentleman, Philadelphia Ledger, Boston Jour-
nal, Peterson's Magazine Orange Judd, Marshall
|aP. Wilder, Profs. Henry, Hackley, Holmes, Carr,
IHunnewell, Williams, Douglas, &c. 70
l. The cost of the Instruments within the reach
of adj ranging in1lprice from 81 to, 1913. We
shave FIVE different styles, from plain maple case
toI the finest caFEea noseWood. AiOstsof these
| styles have a Thermometer attached.
Y IA sample of; this instrument may be seen al
this office.
Orders promptly filed u For descriptive circu-
lar and prices, apply personally or by letter to
BRUSTER s. GRIEEITH,
40 n. Paca ST., Baltimore, Md.
r. Msa- Wholesale and retail Agents for Mary
lland Trade supplied on liberal terms. Also
& DEALERS, IN qAGRI
T. CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS IN GENERAL.
r. Exclusive agents for Clark u. Hedges, Cane
Mill;
t. Cooks Sugar Evaporation, QlIo
Eand sugar machinery in general,
~ RUNDELLS HORSE PITCH FORK,
or Hay Elevator, the best in use and great IA
Dor saving implement.
Eureka Horse Power, Thresher and
10 Cleaner, IL l9''''''''l
| Patented and manufactured by ,PELTON. vBes
| Power Thpesler and Cleaner out. III -
h. Gass Asssppiy Of pure Chinese and Affieat
| Cane Seed always on hand.
Ian -0lfsJQ6K e-AlV ~1t9i4itf9kAf .eHD3HN&I3l
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THERMONEETER CHURN

A-TAiy, Chilrn is 50 constructed that thescreanTe
IL milk Is readily Brought to the desired tenn
b2sakure without mixing 7watep dr other sub
stances. and. the temperature certainly and
definitely determined, which proves Invaluable
b thb art of making butter. TA3Add
My .eOs lS6k.e-lya8lacA haa ss9sls) $3.50 p !.
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CLOTHING.!' CLOTHING
]. g. PETER, Merohant Tailor.

y. ". FEIElV' MerchanS A"iio l :. ASK,
/ sfT No, 4, South Gay street, Baltimore. ~
U1 EEPS always onshand fine assortment
N Of the best goods, which he is prepared to
make to order at short notice. Also, Goods
made up that are bought elsewhere. ~ -. ( {.
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This Syrup is purely Vegetable Compound.
1t is pleasant to take, and never does. injury !,
Z but, owing folds putifyngA qdalftiess Anast do
good under any circumstances. Its effect is
truly misunderstanding calming and allay-
ing tho most violent Coughs; Purifying,
Strengthening and invisorating the whole sys
tenn; calming and soothing the nerves; aiding
and facilitating Expectoration, and healing the
Diseased. Lungs, thus striking at the root of
Disease, and driving it from the system! nj b9s
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JAS. M. BAKRB.,,ii@-.
GUA.NQ5 pERQTnm

-, A. 80 Pennsylvaniea. Avenue, qqdZrT
Corner st, Mary street, BaltimoresiJ J
Where can be found at all times a suppl o.
lEasai!dgI GUAN0s, liiwI ,seisnlI -
SUPPER PHOSPHATEl0Fi ITME,a r.
GROUND BONE, POUDRETT,, lE9hi 7si
CALCINED PLASTER, LIME, IA AIR,
And dealers IN f fBSEs eos 81 MEAL bcersr
WHEAT NEAL, CORN, OATS, MILL! FEED, =
HAY, STRAW GLOVER, TIMOTHY AND {.
GRASS SEEDS OF ALL KINDS sIoii' ili - 20 =
u.s. WOOL, FURS, DRIED FRUIT, and all
kinds of Country Produce gtaAeh9 in etehange,
for which we are paying the highest cash prices.
3, ~ Sll5 s'''2 ~ JAS. NJ. BAK EE,r , 10y,
where Farmers will find excellent aec6n1iIlo.
dations, '-'@ Jan. 7, 1S65.-tf. -,
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proclamation BY PRESIDENT ] onns0n.
By The pSs.sidsns qfns O. S.$j2 :3al:p;a1a


~ - p
DWhereas it has pleased Almighty God, during
the year which is now coming TO An end, to relieve
our beloved country from the scourge Of civil
war, and to permit US TO secure the blessings of
peace, unity and harmony, wftha great 'enlarge4
ment Of civil liberty "A I'D whereas our Heavenly
Father has, also, during the ycar, graciously
averted from Us the eaamities Of foreign war;
pestlence and famine, while oar granaries are
full of the fruits ofap abundant, season: And
whereas righteousness exalteth a nation whiles sin
is reproach to any people IA .'..-'
Now, therefore, be it KNOWN that, Andrew
johnson, President of the United States, do here
by recommend t01he people thereof that they do
set apart and observe The first. Thursday of De-
cenber mex as day Of National. Thanksgiving
to the Creator of the pniverse for these deliver
ances and blessings. And do further recon-
mend, that on that occasion the whole people
make confession of ouF national sins against His
infinite goodness, and with one heart and one
mind implore the Divine guidance in the. ways
of national virtue and holiness
In testimony whereofT have hefeunto set my
hand, and caused the'sealoof THE United States
to be affixed .siol .gast = nat
Done at thecitYgofT Washington ,stbis twenty
eighth day Of October, in the year Of our Lord
one Thousand eight HUNDRED aht Bixt5Ifve. iand
of the independence of the United States of
America the ninetieih. 8 u \ ANDREW. JOHNSON. &
By the President:
WIN. H. SEWARD Secretlryrof State9
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.gEFF. DAyIss+4Qn Monday morning, a delega-
tion;ofl ladies from Baltimore, claiming to rep
resent some 5000 oftheir sex, visited President
Johnson and presented a petition asking fol-
the i immediate pardon Of JEFF, Davis The good
natdred President listentIy patientlyto the glib
tongded, Qratress who. spoke for the COMMITTEES,
and Qn. her copflqsion ip Formed them that their
prayer could not be granted. We wonder he
could resist such an assault. Won't the fair
secesh come baektood terms and call him "an
ugly, heartless brute ?'le Jeff,s high regard for
crinoline has evidently made himniany friends
among its. weatefs. la ybasr ,slsaqs sod ri ba
We agreewiti1 the President, that public hon.
oPahd Security require tho trial Of Davis. II
he2B Convicted Of treason Of which there can
be little doubt that he viii Be, the President
may then, if he sees proper, exercise his elem
enfyyiianed pardon him. Let him have a fair and
impartial trial, that treason may. be defined
and '4made .odious, and that some one may be
heldresponsible for hosawful crime of Rebel
lioa5i .sIB1 ssia 10 94os siu0s gid ysm Eolh,
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3 ELECTIONS. elsewhere. !.

I -NewsY6rks elected the Union Ticket on Tues
dayiast, by handsome majority fih' spite ofthe
efforts made for Gen. slocdni, and the other
Democratic candidates. h b"n e1l''" r ~.
New Jersey is redeemed at LASH Marcus Il,
Ward, the Union nominee for Governor, being
elected, by about 5000 maj Q I'M the Legislature
there willbe Union MAJ ority of l6, thus secur-
ing the passage of the Constitutional amendment
abolishing slavery, and tie election Of . Union
u s. Senator, Il 3D.. a93v ali - ..5s.e
Missouri, Illinois and Minnesotal .hayeall gone
fer The Union Ticket by good dnajoriaies. + ".
s{sim TOD Han NJ
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Noticas.

4 -f sf.f, Z ] "a 4. 10 F.f+f
We have before us a pamphlet Of over q hun
dred pages, entitled ''Great and Grave questions
fol, American Politicians written by WV.
Broom, Esq, one of those iberal-minded Eng
lishmen who have done the national cause so
much service during the late Rebellion. MFR.
Brown writes earnestly and vigorously, and is
filed with those progressive ideas which should
be Kept in view by those who are shaping the
future Of our country, His pamphlet will be
found interesting and valuable to the private
citizenas well as 10 the public statesman.art 90
seSThs Atlantic Monthly and sour Young
Folks, = published by Ticknor l. Fields, Boston,
the one for grown, the other for little people are
each in its sphere, the, best magazines in the
country. AS the long Winter evenings are now
on us, people should supply themselves and FAM
lilies with good reading matter. ai 2aIas ASA
"The chronological Journal for November;
is cabinet of the most useful and Interesting in
formation. Few magazines are better adapted
to the varied requisites of Family journal. -
1t contains something for every body. Fowler
s. Wells, NJ York., 81 slda9ilqqe yl7eia4al
.The American Agricultnrist'' will always,
We suppose, stand at the head Of American lAg-
ricultural Journals. 1t will pay any Farmer,
any head ola family, TO take this magazine reg
uiarly and have it bound at the end Of the year,
The November No. has been received and is filed
with valuable e. reading matter Orange Judd,
NJ. York. efz .,H - saH I'm puii eH e{fgi9 eds
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4otal Affairsa
,eNn- FbefollowingPgopertx, aaxetsedi thii
PAPER, wilt be sold ay stated below F

,aNsa- T6efollowingfgoperts, aasertisedAin thfs
paper, will be sold az stated beiowsp
Nn M lar PRIVATE SALE. e N
Farm Of / 20aeres, on the York Pike, near
New Market, with Ia large and elegant Barn,
orchards, springs andsouthouses. Jacob Shock
Farm Of 2l2 acres, on the Reiserstown Road,
~ miles from Baltimore, containing valuable
chrome Mines Thos. D. Fullerton, 20l Bait.
ST., Baltimore.
Two valuable Farms at tie head of Dulaney g
Valley, Is miles from Baltimore, on the Valley
Turnpike, with good Improvements, Limestone
&C., containing together, 3l2 acres. Also a
Farm of 30 acres adjoining. Moores Il Hess,
N6l8 9Eaw- Buildings Baltimore!
Valuable Earm of Oh acres, with good couniry
Mill, and out-buildings, on Western Run. Jno
cottt1SSsS 3tSaeS5 l9tJG p .N5SlN0Q
Valuable House and Lot in the'centre of Tow
sontowpr on the T. Road and Turnpike suitable
h = A npmberlof valuable proTmrtiesIin Adams Co.
Pa. fof sale by John G. Zouck, Agt.
N Al PUBLIC SALE. VIZ
Saturday, Nov, 1lth, on the premises, near
.thefold Joppa Road, II acres of land VIM. H.
Knight Constable lp ~ 41n+A
81 Saturday Now u lth, 20 Cows 3 Mules and 2
Horses, at Sirawan. VIM. Duncan, Auctioneer
ii Tuesday, Nov. al4th, at !the Court House, in
Towsontown, Sheriff,s sale of 1873 Acres of Land
near the bel Aif ROAD, 49,
Wednesday, Nov. 18th, g miles out the Refs.
terstowh' Road; 4 Horses, s mule team, IA cows
Sheep hogs, implements ofevery description sc
VIM Brooks s. G. Wilson, Auct. ' t,2 g.g1l
Monday, Nov. 2Olh Farm Of ,4sI acres witt
dwelling and .ontbuidings,I Stone Paper MILL OF
the Ggnpowder Falls, . mi. from Middletown
john I. Ensor, IL L,H Wheeler, Trustees.
Saturday, Nov ] 35thi Farm Of so acres, nea
the Frederick Pike, 4 mi from the. city, with I
Frame Dwelling. II. Edgar Johnsona So n
Chas, ST. baltimore 2saee q e.,
good Dwelliugs Barn, &c. i'm long Green Valley
also Personal Property, such as Horses, Cows
implements, Furniture, &c. Henry Babel.
Thursday, Dec. 7ih,, in Western Run. Valley
tract Of 264 Acres of land without buildings
Thos. Wheeler, nLN no AElcN
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alton. But for the Democratic party, the huns
dreds Of thousands Of yonng faen Wbese bones
are slrewn over TIE South would nolRue prodne.
tive laborers and the support and comfort of
families now.desolate. No oasscan attempt to
.desys shis iudIcfmenl No one can lend that
lie Deshocfatie parts had anycallse Il eelion.
Yet ithas Tie e6rohtery to CRY over flIA burdens
of taxation AS tile father III the pelpocratic
party, when be had stripped Job of MlDly and
possessions, charged il to his aowf sins, and
sought to DRAW him from his integrity, 50 his
Democratic sons nov come forward with equal
effrontery and charge their doings upon the 10y
al people. and hypocritcally howl over their at
flictions, and seek to seduee them from their IN
tegrity, to elect to power the party that has
brought all these woes upon the land.
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The Registry Law.

y
The announcement of the Independentst that
they favored a n odifcatiot Of The Registry
does not seem to have met with much favor in;
the county The people believe IN course Of
naturalization for Southern Confederatesas well
as for Irishmenlor Germans.s The course that
some of the Copperhead papers of the State
are taking with reference Ito Its repeal, lis the
best argument forfits eontinuance. asds ieialaq
The Prince Georgian Of November 80, urged
all citizens who, heretofore were legal voters,
to attend at their respscti0e Polls Tuesday aert,
'ohether they 6s registered on rok99 In appthsr
article, the same paper saysTfss' The 4ressnt
Constitution must6eovefthropn. i II The sooner,
this is done the better, and ,theJbest way to do
it is to commence. ataonce, and present. a solid
fronton the coming electioiso Tire great DEM
ocratic county Of Prince George is looked to-
by some of her sisters FOR c6uhseI-AAnd let her
set proper example Sl dieting hs, ticket s5ss
a1ader present circumstances. arid, dsiloo1 M
From these extracts it may be seen that, the
objectois not simply to- modify or repeal the
Registry law, butif'to overthrow thelpresent.
Constitution . Of the State, What betterargua
ment is needed in favor Of the4aw, than the
necessity Of holding this revolutionary element
in check, and keeping It IN the position which,
it occupies by reason Of its hostility to the,
tional government and the State Legislation of
the last few years 1t is aserieus and un pleas
ant duty to IdisfrsnehiseIa fellow citizeni but
better do that than oalloM the State tofalh into
thehands of therebels andresolutionsts,in our
midst, who would !" overthrow The CodstiyatioH'
and the Laws made IN accordance thertewith,
ignore the results Of the war, and force upon
the people com pensaton for Slaves, and all The
injurious legislation of former days. i lijy
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d Alexander II. Stephens

This gentleman, lately released from confine-
ment at Fort Warren, is, commonly referred to
as one 81. the few moderate and sensible public
men of the South His speech before The Georr
giatbegisatere, against secession lis indeed one
ofithe most mastery sef ortst hat everwas made
againstthat political heresy. 1t will always
stahdlt6 his credit. Bat to show how deeply
he was inbded with the insolent and doinineerl
ing spirit of the Southern Sfaveocracy, We give
the following g, extract from a9speeel which he
made in Congress some years since, when the
Kansas Nebraska bin was under discussion
Addressing the NQFfhsraH side Of the HOUSE, he
saldiow Ws1 elsg IgtEa0y sfdl az bio stGs
SMELL, gentlemen, you makeia good. deal Of
ciamors on, the Nebraska measure, but it don,t
alarm US at ALL We have got used tothat kind
of talk. You have threatened before, but have
neUer performed. You Have always cavedi in
and YOU will again You are amounting, white
liveredI set. OF course you will oppose, we ex.
pect that; butwe don't care for yourepposition.
You will rail- butwe dent care for your rail
ing. Yon willhiss, but So will adders. ,We .ex-
pect 1T OF adders, andiwe expect it of you. You
are like the devils that were pitched over. the
battlementsaof HEAVIER into he'll. They set up
aaiowl of adiscdmfture and SO will you.i But
their;fate was sealed, andsO is yours. Youaspsi
submit the yoke, butdon'tlehafe. Gentlemen
we have got you i'll our, power.. y ou,a tried te
drive us. to the wall in 1850, but.tilhes are
changed - = = y y GU went a wooling, and have
come home. feeted. Don't be 50 ,impudent al
ocofnpiaiii. iiYou viii only be slapped in the
face.jaDon't resist. Y0,s eott only belashea int
obe1eence.''si IQl5390aca 9GJ a}IB to 4G{1e4
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.s1GNIFICANT.


Ofall thevaried and striking emblemswhich
ornamented the opposition. iTiekets!on electief
day., it is significant fact that notlone bore
any national or patriotic design. li0nelotl had
Beehive, to show how the voters were going
to swarm to the Polls IN its supports tafo3her
had an agricultural cut to Indicate the peaceful
proclivities of 'thscahdidates;; T snbtherRa the
seal of the State, TO show that SOME of them
still stod where they did when that emblem
was hoisted over M, Ady'sh9tel ], another bore
the cut of a ship-though whether. sthisswas to
represent the s,Merrirnac, the Alabama or the
craft in which they expected to go up saltriyer
in we can't saylG9d . G1lw 1879 sa9q sbqOs
P.S.--We have since learned liat.one batch
of their tickets did have an ernblem, witlpthe
motto Our Country ;" over IT. But as the de-
sign was a globe about three fouirt6s sunk IN
the dashing waves, we pres une, from the small
section of territory represented on II, that "our
Country meant only the late Southern conf
federacy. 1aigsgI ~ moql asaHl neai bp
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DERxpseaSocErEs, IN othing is more valua-
BILE or crediiable to a neighborhood, than good
Literary and Debating Society. The long Win
terevenings are now upon us, aud we would
urge upon The people of every village and ham,
let the organization OF such society. 1t is one
Of the best means Of social entertainment that we
know of. Iii will increase the general inteli-
gence Of the community and preserve the young
er members from other and less profitable amuse-
ments. We would like to see such societies spring
ing up alEover the County and will be glad to
publish their proceedings from time to time.