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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-10-14
gotal Atfairs.

The following Property, advertised in this
paper, will be sold as stated below
AT PRIVATE SALE.
Valuable Farm of 81 acres, with good country
Mill, and out-buildings, on Western Run. Jno.
Scott.
Valuable House and Lot in the centre of Tow
sontown, on the r. Road and Turnpike, suitable
for public business. B. N. Payne, Agt.
A number of valuable properties in Adams Co.
Pa. for sale by John G. Zouck Agt. 6
AT PUBLIC SALE.
Monday, Oct. 18th on the Old York Road, 20
miles from Baltimore, an excellent Farm OF IL
acres, with good improvements, also, guam
tity Of stock, farming utensils &c. Joseph Par
sons. M
Saturday, Oct 2lst, eighteen acres Of Land
with good improvements, on the Falls Road, IA
mi. from BALTIC. Wm Gent Jr. Trustee.
Farm or Country Seat OF 26 acres on the Old
Frederick Road, 1 miles from the city, with
Frame Dwelling, barn and stable, on Monday
Oct 23d. Benjamin Contee.
Ten acres of Woodland at the crossing Of the
Bel-air and Joppa Roads, on Sat-, Oct. 2sth.-
Reuben Towel, Admin.
Farm OF 100 acres, mi. from Reisterstown,
Is from BALTIC, 80 acres in good timber, we'll
watered and fenced. good buildings &C., on
Sat. moning. Oct 2Sth. Fl. Kemp.
Monday, Oct Both, on the North Point Road
mi. from Baltimore, a farm OF 80 acres With
good improvements and Wood loi of As acres,
adjoining. T. Parkin Scott, Trustee.
Monday. Oct. Both, Farm OF 1913 acres, near
Parkton on the N. G. R. R. with dwelling, barn,
out-buidings, orchard, woodland &C., the prop
erty OF the late VIM. Plowman. j. T. Ensor,
Trustee.
Thursday and Friday, ID and Sd days of Nov.
Store Stand of the late John Michaels, in Middle
town, with Stock ofgoods, Household furniture,
&C. T. E. Mainland. Administrator.
Wednesday, Nov. 9th, Sheriff sale Of 80
acres OF land ut the Court House door in Towson-
town.
Wednesday, Mo-. 9th, near Monkton, Horses,
Mules, Cows, Sheep, Hogs, &c. Eli Matthews.
Saturday, Nov. llth on the premises, near
the old Joppa Road, II acres of land. WIN. II.
Knight, Constable.
Farm Of 81 acres in Dnaney's Valley, miles
FROM Towsontown, with good improvements
Las II BuSey.
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VALUABLE FARM

Oct. Alt.
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T0W@0MT own, mo.

L. NJ. HAvERSTICK,
H. C. LOEGNECKER, EDITORS.
J. B. LONGNECKER,
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APennsyIvania soldiers Idea.

A soldier of Pennsylvania regiment,
who was wounded at the battle of Chan
cellorsville and left on the field, afterwards
relsted his adventures to his colonel.
When the tide of battle had swept past
the spot where he lay, 3 rebel soldier came
to him and took his csnteen, his hsversack,
his musket, and sccOutrements, and finally
demanded his coat and shoes. At this the
Pennsylvania at first demurred, and was
forced to submit. Thereupon snsned 3
conversation: Where do you belong ?"
asked the rebel "To Pennsylvania" was
the reply. "And what are you doing down
here in Virginia ?" "Vel, 1 comes down
here to fight" said the unlucky Bucks
county man. ITO fight, eh2" said the Vir-
ginian "why don't you fight in your own
State, if you want to fight what business
have you here in Virginia 2" The question
might have been poser for some, but the
brave Dutchman replied: "Vel, l fights
NIT Uncle Sam, and Uncle Sam he goes
efryvere."
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How stoIen eoods TraveI.


Considerable ingenuity is displayed by
many thieves in conveying their unlawful
possessions from one place TO another.
Hampers, clothes baskets, hst-boxes, carpet
bags, and brown paper parcels, contsin-
ing stolen articles, are carried by women
dressed like servants, and honest and un-
suspecting errsnd boys, and parties who
frequently have no knowledge of the con-
tents of the luggage. Stolen articles are
booked regularly at express Offices, and
travel along our streets and railways in
company with honest merchandise. A
thief will occasionally buy two or three
pounds of cheese or butter, insert there
in 9 gold watch or diamond ring,
place the eatsble upon plate, and the
Eavory commodity is safely carried along
the street, under the detectives very nose,
whose only notion or desire concerning the
cheese may be, that it would make rare
nice bit for his supper. Thousands of
pounds worth of jewelry have Travelled the
whole length of railway stitched up in 3
salmon or hare. Some thieves, it is said,
once obtained, in the country, large qusn-
tity of jewslry, and devised strange
method of sending it TO the fsnoemsster in
the city. They purchased very large,
round cheese, scooped out the inside, filed
it with vslusbles, and then sent it OF per
express train like any other cheese.-N 2,
Post.
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DAILY LEADER.
IriVfnr Home the Cows.

EE1VfuE Homo tuo COWSs
Out of the clover and blue. eyed grass
BE turned them into the liver lane;
One after aaother he let them pass
Then fastened the meadow bars egain.
Under the willows, aud over tbs hill,
He patiently followed their Eober pacsi
The msrry whistle for once wss still,
As il something Swallowed his sunny face.
Only boy and his father had raid
He never cou d let his yonngster go;
Two slrsady were lying desa
Under the feet Of the trsmpling foe.
But after the evening work was done,
And the frogs were loud in the meadow swamp,
Over his shoulder he Elung his gun
And stsslthily followed the foot path damp.
Across ths oioger, and through the wheat,
With resoluts heart and purnoss grim,
tn ough cold wss the dew on his hurrying feet,
Ana the blind bats fitting startled him.
Thrice sinee then had the lanes been white,
And the orch hsrdS sweet with apple bloom;
And now when the COWS come back at night,
The feeble father drove them homo,
For news had come TO the lonely farm
That three were lying where two htd lain;
And the old meas treInu'ous, paeied arm
C.uld never lean on o sons again.
The Sumner day grew cool and late,
He went for the cows when the work was done
But down the lane, as he opened the gate,
he saw them coming one by one.
Brindle, Ebony, Spebkle and Bess;
Shaking their horns in the evening wind;
Cropping the kutteTcups out OF the grass
But EAo was it following c'ose behind3
Loosely swung In the idle air
1he empty sleeve Of army blue;
And, worn ard pale from the crisping hair,
Looked olt face that the father know.
For Southern prisons will sometimes yawn,
AMI yield their dad unto life aga'n;
And the dHS hat comes with . cloudy dawn
In golden glCry at last may wane
The great tears BprRng to their mestinK eyes;
For the heart will speak when the ips are dumb ;
Al d under the silent evening skies
Together they followed the cattle home.
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The New York Express informs US thst
q case CT some interest to authors was tried
recently in the Sherif's Court London.
Miss Bsrlee sued the publisher of "GoOd
Words for ESQ, the alleged value of 8
manuscript which she had forwarded for
publicstic in that work, but which had
been lost. Miss Bsrlee, it appeared, had
submitted portion ofthe manuscript to e
friend, Miss Iss Craig, who undertook to
forward it TO Mr.. Strahsn. That gentle
man, who admitted having received it, af-
terysrd forwsred tito DR.. Mcleod, the edi-
tor, who has not returned it. Miss Craig
stated that she always kept copy of any
paper she forwarded, as she believed that
editors were not responsible for rejected
articles. The judge thereupon held the
defendant not liable, and ordered Miss
Bsrlee to be non suited, with costs. Mr..
Strahan waived his claims to costs.
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Free nelIEerY Of Letters.

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Carriers Will please leave orders TO that sneot az
the Postmaster's Room, with any Carrier, or oy
letter through the Postofce, when they will be de-
livered, without extra charge, with promptness,
sccordioR to toe following Timetable Of Depart
ures of Carriers from the Ot1ee;
IN THE BUSINESS TERRITORY.
Living between the Bigsr and eakt side Ontario St,
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be aB follows:
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Wsy, $50 A. N. Cincinnati, e.25 A. n. PittsbuTg,
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pr A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW
Nv T.pPIACF- Containing nearly 500 pages
Snd IsO A ~ mates and eDgravings of the anatomy
Of the Human Organs in q state Of Health and Dis
ease, with Treatise upon Esrly Errors, Us ee-
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the report Of cases treated. truthful adViser TO
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Eent free OF postage TO any address, receipt OF 70
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Ny.
diseases upon VIII ch his book treats either person
ally or BY mall and medicines sent to any pSTt oil
the world. meIt.zlo
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POST OFFICE ETIMETABLE
1875, Winter Arrangements lsSA-S,
EoR TH1
LRRTTAL AND CLOSING OF NAILS,
AT THB
CLEVELAND Po5E0FPIOB,

ooEsusCHs HOzDaY, ocroBEB sIst.' 1854.
sssr MALI win be opened and rssdJ for delivery
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e8- Al Malls Close one koGr bsioss dsParsafee
trains.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS ar DROTt
Eastern Through ARRIVES II T:SO A H., sl6 r A''
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do MGy arrives ct 300 2. ID.
sandusky Way arrives At s:lb A. NJ
Cncinnad Through arrives ct $50 A. NJ ~ = h
do Way arrives 1t $50 P. n.
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Way arrives at l0:l0 ?. 4.
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Medina Way arrives e 400 p. N.
RboSport, 80, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays sld
Saturdays Gt IL II.
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EsFt Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily A. 4.
HOUR or CLOSING THE MAILS.
RAsr1Rs THsoUaH for Eris, Bunslo, Boston. asH
Eork, Hartford, and Painesyils, GensVA, AsntADa
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Boston, EsW York and Hartford closes As S'OO
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WnsFERH THROUGH, for Toledo, Dstrsits ChioAgoi
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~PHILOsOPHY OF MARRIAGE

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Dr. RR.COODALE'S
| CATARRH
| RE NJ E DY.
AsD MODE OF TREATMENT IS
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OLRVEIlAND AND PITTSBURGH
~ BAIL Road.
- ErrNrrR ARRA NGEll HI 10
New YORK 3 Harlem Railroad
AcTICE 10 TRAVELLERS.
-, ~ 4aI1 uCCJ TpATNR nATTY

NOTICE. 10 fBAHkLkKb.
TWO RXPRESS TRAINS DA4LI-
tsunsayB excepted
4h6RNIEG EXPREss, leaving Troy 81 eslo A.
n: froTa Albany Et Hudson BiVer Depot A. ssSO A.
- .rriTinR At New ToSS ct 1880 P. r.
AFTERHOoH EXPRESS, leaving Troy at 6sOS
X; from Albany at 3:E6, T., striving - , nss
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! a. Pbiladslphia and Washington City-
INA Cincinnati Express from BunAlo oonEsoLs
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- bssta- accommodation Of the public, ar,
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1oL = - RsllroAd 90. and those OF me .
the Hudson Rls- - se'&N =
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HOOP SKIPTs.

RE- THE ONLY skirt AND CoRsET Factory N
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Every kind Of Skirts, Oorsets and Ladies' White
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ways on hand Also Fancy Goods IN variety.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS. PATR0NlZE HOME TRADE.
aps:RS I. KAUFMAN, supit.
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SobI6Rs NsW York.
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~ OLD EYES MADE NEW
A pamphist directing how to speedily restore
fFht and give up spectscles without aid Of doctor
Or medicane-Sent BY mail free, on receipt Of ten
SsBtS. Address EB. FOOTE, MD,
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1854. Pennsylvania Central 1854
DOUBLE TRACK RAILROAD
CWITH ITS OOHHFC1OE0.
Il First-OlsaI Route, ct Safety, CorToTt
and Speed, to all Kastern Cities.
HACK IS SToEE sLLLlSTE3 & FREE FRGH BBsT'
FOUR DAILY TRAINS
THROUGH PHILADELPHIA,
And clos connections - HanisbuEEh for
Baltimore and WASHINGTON,
ALso,
TROM PITTSBURGH 10 HHW YORK
Ons train runs daily (4sO nilsa.l VIA AIsntoaa
without change Of Cars, arriving
IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER RODfkS
HIHE DAILY TBAIHE TEpa
PHILADELPHIA TO dEW YORK
- TiokstI for sAls 70 Boston By Boat or Rail- aR5
Boaf Tickets good on any Of the Sound Liasa-
- EaFs 70 Al points ~ nOH - ~ saT 9thal
ROuts.
sLEEPIFG OARS on flight Trains 70 Paladsis
ohia, Kew York Gad Baltimore.
Baggage Checked Through ard Tran1fsrred fro',
TRAHSPoRTATI0N.-Mer PToducs ans
I've Stock carried With dsspatoh, 1t lowest FAtps
OHAs. THOMSON, Passenger Agent.
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RAILROADS.
! FTANTIC s GREAT WESTERN
a RAILWAY.
gnr,ng and sumner Arrangements,

Spring and SUMMER AFESns0l "
ZaEeJ Effect Nor..'.' AsTea zUsS' LOO. ...,
Two Through Exprsss Fr- t-'N'''
CLEVELAND and NEW YORk. SsYs except.
''DAI ExPREss, leaves Cleveland (Sun, NOP. ~,
edl 81 s:5O A. n, arrives at MsadYills at q.
sDinner) salamsnea at 6;o5 P. n, Qsl 'epins v.
and New York st Il0P.H.
aEIaHT ExPREss," leaves Cleveland lsaturdsyl
exosptsd,) at 9:l5 p NJ, sleeping Cars attaohe4)
arrives at Mesdvills At l:s0 A. NJ, salamanca a
s.so A. ~, ard New York At 1850 P, 4
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ooynIHsuHs nOHDAY, oCroBER SlsE, Ieo4.
ssS- halss win be opensd and readJ tof daiiEsIJ
9zio horr after arrival Of trasn1.
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A single Bottle Win IaEf . EIOnth-tO
re used three times Day -
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