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INSURANCE.
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LNoR Five Hundred Dollars, with 50 per week COM
III pensatOn, can be had for 50 per annum, or any
other sum between s500 and $4,000 proportionate
rates.
Ven DoIiar. Premium
Secures policy for 60 600, or slO per week compen
saon for all aud every description accidents-trave
ing otherwise-under general accident policy the
ordinary rates.
Thirty Dollars Premium
Secures full policy for 5000 or s25 per week
compensation, as above, at the special rates.
Foreign Risks
Policies issued for Foreign, India California
travel Rates can be learned by application to the Office
or Agencies.
short Time Tickets.
Arrangements in OF completion by which
the traveller will be able TO purchase, at any Railway
Ticket Office Insurance Tickets One or Thirty DAYS
Travel Ten cents will buy ticket for One days travel
nsurng $4,000, OF SIS weekly compensation. Ticket
Policies may be had for Three, Six and Twelve MONTHS
in the manner
ical Examination required. Policies written by the
COmpanys Agents.
Policies Tor Slo 90 and for Five years can be had by
application 10 the State Agent Indianapolis, and a
Home Office.
ID &c Il O s.
GUSTAvUS F. DAVIS, THOMAS BELKNAP, Jr.
w. II. d. CALENDER CHARLES WHITE,
JAS. L. HOWARD, CORNELIUS b. ERWIN,
GEO. w MOORE, HUGH HARRIS0N,
MARSHALL JEWELL, GEO s. GILMAN,
EBENEZER ROBERTS, JONATHAN b. BUNCE.
RODNEY DENNIS Sec. J. q. PATTERSON Pres't.
G.. r. DAVIS, Vice Pres't.
HENRY a. DYER, General Agent.
H. c. MARTIN. State Agent,
No. : Temperance Hall. Indianapolis, Ind.
{. B. DAVIS, Local Agent,
No 6 Odd Fellows Hall.
v b. Agents and Solicitors wanted in every part Of
the State. mays5-d5w
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NOTICE..
FOR SALE.

HAVE about 900 yards OF good cellar earth, on
the corner Of Meridian and Maryland streets which
will dispose Of in quantities to suit purchasers, deliver
Il CT not
mlst6i MICHAEL O'COSNER-
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Rest, Health and Comfort To
Mother and Child.

MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teething, sostens the gums, reduces Inflammation, al
lays all pain, and wind cholc. Perfectly safe in
all cases We would say 10 every mother who has q
suffering child do not let your prejudice the preju
child and the rel IF that will be absolutely
sure-to follow the use Of this medicine tney used
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MR.. JOHN LOWLOW,

The w.t. Jester, Humorist and CLOWN par excellence
merry of,hot of Menus, "a fellow OF infinite Jest,
and genuine, original specimen Of TIE shakspearean
buffo.
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STATE ITEMS

Corn is being delivered in Terre Hsute at
siIty cents per bushel
The democratic majority in Marshall coun-
,y is estimated at about $50. the whole vote hav.
ing been much smaller than usual
Plymouth has one Of the largest stsve boil,
manufactures in the state. The quantity Of
slaves manufactured ., thi. establishment IL sur
prsing
-SIys The Terre H ute E1Oress Miss She-
man. niece OF Gen. W. 7 Sherman is to make
her debut at the National Theatre ,his,,evening in
the dashing character OF Lady Gay Spanker.
The water has been let into the canal be
tween here and Toledo and ~ far west as Hun
tngdon. The channel has been cleaned out
with more than usual care, aud we learn. will be
still more improved during the summer by the
use of steam dredging machines.-Fort Wayne
Gazette
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q % the fate Of thar party 10 the event Of a
simple regnioa. or reunion which snail give the
southern people al their political as vsll a. per
ss1sl rights; aud how TO avoid this "a the krotty
problem Which give Mr.. Lincoln pause.
A number Of very Influential republicans assert
that the southern people should be entirely dis
frauchised. and the seeded OF disloyal states
reduced % The condition Of territories; bat such
a purpose sAnnOt DC aToSed duriug the preFa-
Ience Of the present magn.Eimous temper OF the
public mind Hence. While Mr. Lincola ard bii
sdvi.crs realize the Immense eject al generous
profers to the sou,hsFuers IN spr.t OF coneiIis-
tien and kindoess. they dread the possible conso
quences Of restoration OF political power 20 the
mass Of southern white people. II Mr.. Lincoln
ELIMINATES proclamation from Jefferson Davis
late residence in Richmond. as I. IS said he de
signs 20 do. the document will be eagerly scanned
BY all republicans, and especially By the leadeTs
10 order TO see il the president has committed hi'
party 70 what they believe prOspectvely di'ss-
trors line Of policy
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AT town meeting recently in Northampton.
Mass, the growing OF tobacco was lamenttd
with deep and unite ened solicitude."
-Napoleons Ca sar was published in six cap
itals IN slI different angu Iges on the same DAY
81 volume.
The puddlets and laborers OF the English
FORCES, it is said. are emigraiirg to America and
elsewhere, IN consequence of the "lock out" in
the iron trade Probably 100 200 of these men
are in idleness
A Washing -, telegram to The Phnadelphi.
Ledger contains following:
General Singleton says that the retreat of the
rebels 20 Danviie ard their evacuation of Rich
moad aud Petersburg Vas decided upon some
time ago. vnen they sss their communications
being destroy ed anu rendered useless. The reb-
els believed that at ,Dville they would be able
with the remnant OF their armies 10 protraet the
war at east another wear.
Among the locomotives secured BY General
Terry ia his overland movement from Whining
ton 10 Goidsooro Is one that possesses some his
tOrlcal interest, the engine job Terry" The
" Terry" fret came into the possession OF the
United States mltsrs authorities bv The 0ccupa-
ton o. Alexandria. Va in May. 1861; was re
cap,ured by Stonewali jackson At Front r ,ysl
IN the famous Bfuks retreat down the Snenan-
doah IN the summer of 1852: recsptured soon
after by the union forces near Mariin-burg, and
found slightly dansged Ii vas, however. soon
pu; 10 running order: for Us but short time,
again falling into the rebel hands at Wsren,on
junction, Va, at the time OF Pope's disastrous
campaign, doing the rebels service Kill repossed
FOR Uac.e Sam las. Betk by her uamesake. Gen
Terry IL is fsir 20 assume that the military
vcissitudes Of this locomotive are st lAst over.
and that while there is steam in her iron lungs
II vii be respired Tor the exclusive benefit OF the
United States government.
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DIE D.

At Azst;n. Nevada Sunday, April "a. IN the 20
year Ct his ase. BssTos c. vASpxnezzs. o. Harry
Fsneergrift, E~Q.. Of this city.
Yong vsDdsrsrifs vas veil kDo<n TO May % or
citizens, especially the younger pOriOn and esteem.
et for his manly qualities aid goodness q heart "a.
was fSs several years II ths Postcs In this city, and
d charged ID. trust eonhded 70 bn faithfully and
oeptaby On the ID CO last Nay be lett here in Oh s,
Of M samuel osbOrns family but for months pAs
he was engaged In the telegraph Office at Austin During
his lat hess he received the hndest attentions and
bis remains were consigned their last resting place
far away from home and friends, With every mark o
respect.
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GROCERIES AND PRODUCE.

nEALEa ~ CHOICE FAhIL' 6aocs RIEs, lLoUR
IL AID feed. Cash Tor PrOa0Os. GoOss delivered
corn.f q Sev ,srssy sid v-s:n.s svsnns2
ua01sd1r
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TO THE PEOPLE OF INDIiNA.

w.E.s. Great vssssr.es ss-. sstsssd The snioo srs
the late esnpdgO Whereby n. rsbsIi0n has been al
most destroyed and The rebel sovsrnnsnt driven from
IL seat 20 become wandering snd coa,enptbIs shins
deprived q a. power and respect. DO most earnestly
invite The people q Indiana 10 assemble In iheir vou'
ehureAss places q worship Thudsy The 10th dag
81 the prssen, noush. and return thanks % Almighty
God fer bis great blessing Ia giving the victory and
the Of the speedy return Of pernsn'ni and
Aonorsbs- pe.e. the and sssSshneni Of The
nation.
And do most earnestly sxAOri them, GO that ocesslon
% contribute literally Of their for the relief Of
eur sek and wounded soldiers. many Of whom are Ia
great r.es sna whose recovery depends upon speedy
assistance.
Given ., ID. Exeeusiv. Department this 10th day o.
April. Ises o. P. EOrrOs,
Governor Of Indisns-
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alleged excuse The people. Of course. see that
this excuse viii no longer avail; they viii not
consent 70 have their lntelligencs 50 insuted ss
TO De told that the nation after all the brilliant
achievements of oGr armies. IL stll In The sgonies
OF death struggle so terrible and doubtful ss to
justify suspension OF the safeguards Of liberty
Mr. Lincoin mus, row change bic policy; be rus,
nov allow Us to live uader = government Of Law
aud not a government OF arbitrary caprice. or il
sill go hard With him and bis party.
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AMUsEM ENTs.
ENGLISH OPERA
Ar The
TABERNACLE.
LAST NIGHT But ONE OF
CAMPBELL & CASTLES
ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE!

The iolloSing names comprise the principal artists
Miss Fannie MITCHELL. Miss Rosa Cooke, inns DonnAs
soprano; Mr. VIM Cssd-, Primo Tsnore; M. S a..
Campbell. Primo Baritone; Mr.. Eiward stgun. the dis
inguisbed Bsrtone together tn Efficient orchestra
Z chorus
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Monday Evening, April 10th, 1865.
Wal be !. rfofmed be rev aid spenod Grsbd opera,
in three acts, imposed b, Rae, ESQ, author OF the
"Bohemisn Girl &c, entitled the
ROSE OF CASTLE.

Don Sebastian Prince Of CASTLE, disguised Nsnusi.
Aul-tee .--............. $3.50. NJ. Vim CASTLE.
Don fedro Mr.. 4. T.. Campbell.
Don Don f fausi cOnspr.o' w * b. sR
Grand Usher. -.--.-... Nr. Pee
Guzmsn. gentleman in waiting. ...........k Oliver
Elvira, Queen of Csste, disguise JsQUitO Peasant
Girl the Rose Of CASTLE. ............R Rosa Co Ike
Donna Carmen, fssoriIe Maid Of Honor disguised as
Pequili. Psa-snt Boy .......... Miss Fowler
Donna Bestri p, the GOvernante Mrs. Beasley
Lord, aides. PEASANTS, &c, by the Cnoras, Corps de
Ballet aud numerous auxiliaries.
II T7fOr fal PARTICULAR programmes
ADMISSION so cents. Reserved seats IL 90.
Reserved sesis can be procured at Music Store Of
A. NJ Benham & Co without extra charge.
fas- Doors open at o'clock; overture TO commence
at O'closk prec sey.
los~ BOOAs Of the Opera for sale In the Hall.
n .lot
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ClAiRvOYANT.
MISS CLARA HARLASD. CLAIRVOY.
III ANT AND MEDIUM

Ply 'heuse Of ins'rumeu, CONTRACTED under Spirit.
us drectOn In connection with b. Cairvoysn po.ers
J. enabled 10 present yoo perfect pctsre your
future fe she slso tell nin
The date u m-rrisgs sLeih~r he union vii Be hsppy
OF othervfse and number u Children.
Plesse give color Of BAR ant Eyes. Conpezioa Age
Hight and NAsr IN FrlI fheio Is cents and stamped
suvsop. LoCk nox -, Detroit. Mich gan.
~ alec seEa Tie nsne and " q. address % the Dsr-
SO which .i enable ysa % opsn sosspon1ssos Sos
A additional So ssstA spf7 -dias
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WAN e D.

SE1AvTED-six good Journey m. = sll~riEhts. APP
w ply 20 klNGAS CO.,
Pork House
Ind annapolis April IL dst
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GREEN e. YOE. !.

90 GREEN & YOEI ,I9lle" ~ ;soG
az 4 FAMILY RIO; g En- sa, ID" i
0aer AND DEALERS IN ,ngeTF n ndoT.
a. . PURE OLD WINES AND LIQUORS, goI
90 9 At Martin Valette,sIold stand, ssmsL
ss Baltimore street, near Holiday, Baltimore,
HAvE constantly on hand a. large, and well
Ill selected stock Z; Of FAMILY RoCERIES,
G;ssisFFA consisting in part. of FRESH
NSkk% TEAS, (green and 'black,l Of ya76EtztE7EE1
" ~ rious prices and tlay9ts Cotfees-
Mocha, Java, Dagu$yra,. Marketable and Rio;
SUGARS-New Orleans, Crushed, Powdered,
Loaf, Granulated, c. Yellow and Clarified Ital-
ian fsM Acoaf 64ff fsntt VeE4h&celA 3SC66pefSts&
Oox's Refined Gelatine; Fresh Salad. and Olive
0ilsg Cheese-English Dairy; Pine Apple and
SapSago; Sardines; French and Spanish OIL
ives; English end AWTiesh Pickles-Gerkins,
mixed, Chow Chow, Piccailli, Caulifower, Wall
nuts and Onions; Sapces--John Bull, Harvey,
Reading, Soho, AiislIfo0ffp aiid w ofcestershre !;
ennesy & Co, vintage 1910,
Otardj Dupuy & Co. 1915, Native Oatawta, BorI
deaus Rochelle and other brands Fine Old
WINES-London DockCport, Sherry, Madeira,
Lisbon, lSweet, Moselle and champagne iWII4Ss
Old Rye, Calhoun, Old Rapp
and Bourbon, some very old and fine; Pure
Holland Gin, Jamaica Spirits &c.;&c.; Imported
and Domestic Segars and Tobacco, ali of which
they will sell at reasonable pafesSy, and respect
fullysolicit a. call. June 90, 1860 I1yl AZ
.2huots 92nOdSmtE $40 1S9TS1uE
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Io0jA5 f6COFCKSll :
STEAM TURNING g
~ Ga = GW,a II AND. tx 81 .SJtI
:, SAVING ESTABLISHMENT,

Saving ESTABLISHMENT,
1872 East ST., between Hillen and Ensor, Bait,
VXTHERE he. is prepared to execute all kinds
wv of SAVING and TURNING, such as
Bench Screws, Hand Screws Bed Posts Car
riagesHnbs, Cart Hubs, Cedar Posts, Stair Ban
isters, stair Novels, Piano Legs Columns, Table
Legs, q EN- PIN BALLS, etc. 'hIal 9hois
lAiso,ysll kinds Of straight and fancy Scroll
Saving. lsE"'q9 July 8, 1851. -1y 'ss19a y =.
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HERasBYs inSffhas fSl8es citizens of Towson-
IL town and vicinity, that he has removed
his Boot and Shoe establishment from his re-
cent place Of business, to'the building adjoinl
ingthe post office and store of MI. Nelson Coop!
or, where he will in the future be pleased to see
all his friends and customers.roJ hqeiyA "a q
Il keep constantly ON handL aavariedl assort4
mept of Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, &c.,rfor either
Ladies, Gentlemen or Children .nolqiI " &
90 ALL OF MY OWN MANUFACTURES -
which will be found as durable,H and cheaper
than.can be procured in the city of Baltimore.
i return my thanks for the very liberal pa
tronage have heretofore received land VI will
endeavor, by attention to business, and inoder-
ate charges, to merit eontinuanceio the same.
M . $! GEORGE tSTEIBETs. g L
: nril 1-Gm ateYlsienN .eiveQ w 81
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Thomas Mullin, Jr., gin
COACH M.ANUF.A cTURER,, I,

.awo4no East side of Holiday ST. h9yissb
a9rs Adjoining hipley's Livery Stables,l boz
Second door South of Pleasant ST., Baltimore.
HENHOMAS MULLINy JR., keeps AE1HsS
III on hand, and manufac lures to- 49,
order, CARRIAGES .0Fo EVERY ~ ~
DESCRIPTION, at short notice, made by good
workmen, and Of the best mategials. sifaWo
N. B.. REPAIRING done at the shortest no.
tice, and on reasonable terms.
July 28,s1seo. 91fVRIE BSs ssaTs.3
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-fs.'i isff fi.-
,aa}0d IaJtsJA PERFUMERY,
and everything elsein hisline, Responsibilities So
licts the attention of country purchasers and a
call from all dealers.
Having peEfectadE his afrangeinsnts both in
Baltimore and in the northern cities, with re-
gard to purchases, he is enabled to sell so low
as ossatisfy his customers, that while the artiI
cles in his line are. judieiously selected, his
PRICES are CHEAPER than the acheat3est
He requests call from every one who comes
to town to purchase, assuring thennathey will be
satisfied In addition to the usual stock con
tanned in a Drug Store, 1 keep on hand q thor
ough assortment of9mii iadi fidltw tnomy8g e
= sjsoa PATENT MEDICINES! ii irso sef
P. ST. Physieians' orders promptly filed
with care.9 lis 9Yome4 Cd 43Tls sf9FiJou slGl
NIB. Oil ofoVitriol at thelowestc cash price.
.fIaiFiIaFRANKLIN METZGER,
.'CorGay and Exeter streets, t0fd. Town
Feb. 2, 1s61.-1y
~
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\~~e''S - l
HAVING taken that new and commodious
Il store, at the held Of Rtc1tmohd 1adfhet, cor
ner Of Bicdle a1gQ Garden streets, Baltimore, in
forms his cid friends and customers, and the
public in general, that he has constantly on
hand WINES nANDs IIQU 0Rs3sin wood and
glass; for medicinal 'andeothefo puspesesIy snpe-
rior ugar-curedeH ANS . tthei choicest brands
of FAMILY FLOUR; jImpcfialn Gunpowder,
Young Hys6n, andf Black Teas ,oJasaS Laguifa
and Rio'Coffee; gloaf, crushed, pulverizedj clafi
fetlfand brown Sugar + Broma3J Cocoa, ChocoL
late, Farina, Rice Flour Sagoj Yeast Powders;
Sardines, Sauces, Pickles, Extracts, Salad Oil,
Cologne, Toilet Powder, Pure Spices, Figs Rail
sims, Almonds Pecan Nuts Cfackersy Cheese,
fine and coarse Salt Table and Dairy do, Syri
upsy New Orleans and Sugar House, Molasses,
Kerosene, ETHEREAL and lard OH, Tobacco and
Segars, .Dupont's Superior Canister Powder,
Shot Gun GapsI&c5 forsals atmaderRts prices,
and would respectfully solicit call by those
vantag as to conyerience dqalities and prices.
All articles ,pdfe sc d delivered free At car
vert s6aton or pd8 any other e l place II the ETY.
June 81; 1852 2tfow a naiJonE e. ,P1TT.if4
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Bulls head Hotel,.s

oS = Bulls Head Hotel,sGl9 lrsdoa
/ a. Front, near Gay street. 'Baltimered Md.edJ
vFHIs established hoteg 50 ably - IA. J
and so successfully conducted fol. f n I'M
the last eighteen months, BY Thonaasss.s:
6. Tracey, will be ontinued BY; his s
widow, she having etaken9 With her into the
business Robert d. Stansbury, Of DaDisyille,
therefore, hereafter be known as TRACEY a.
SVANSBURY. Tie old patrons of the 'estab-
iishment, as we1kas 8hesfriehaS ofsthe new pro-
prietor, may rest assured that nothing in their
pswerwill be left undoue, to marit4afull share
Of the atyoaage 81 Tbs RaAlic; Nd - IESOO
'K0YERf b. SfANSBURY, :
NrS.,Fo &c T9nDfasinfmoD ,ySAJeJ ~ Ghhsot
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q ~ SIN HkENEER,S q. .9nnIsa
( BALSAIMIe! 3 COUGH. SYRUP
Foa, Coughs Colds, Groups Whooptug Cough, Asth
d ma, Bronchitis, Shifting Btood,oRdiR 40
10 2 Weakness at tie Breast, Dl1ioaUGd0

For coughs, CotdseGfOnps lHho4ptng G0atgh, ASH
% ma, Bronchitis, Shifting. BtoodjoPuiHaa 40
90 Q Weakness At tie Breast, 1Di1ioaued0
30 o. Guilty Of Breathingofco oeYsI
oo This Syrup is purely vegetable COM pound
1T is pleasant to take and never does injury !;
obut, owing to its purifying Qualities, must dc
0good under any eireumstances.a ITS effect is
Ctrdly Notwithstanding, calming ard allay-
ing the most violent Coughs? purifying, inyig
Grating and strengthening Che Whole system 4
leahning and soothing the nerves aiding and
facilitating expectoration; ind healing the dis
,eased Lungs, thus striking at the root of dis
tease, and driving itf'om theisystem!9 . -, ~
90 - CEenUTES 50 ,luh y .s"iL
y No child need die of Group, if this Syrup is
properly used ana layAgatt Tine. Mothers hay
ing croupy children should watch the first
show of the disease, and always Keep this rem
edy at hand. - ~ 80
i For Coughs after Measles, this Syrup is, most
excellent. Experience has proven that it is
equaled by no other preparation IN t;. "',i
a ~ PRICE 40 CENTS PER BOTTLE, ORR
60 OF THREE BOTTLES ,FORtsI1G.IoH "A
Prepared by S. A. FOUTZ & BRo.,aa at their
Wholesale Drug and Medicine Depot, No. llI6
Franklin street, Baltimore. For sale by hh@ ,,,
~ MRS. NJ. A. sHEALEY,od vraaH
90 OF Towsontown,gaib y d ~
And by druggists and .storekeepers throughout
,9FSEs NA1 Fg5sIAh 9fAfhl sEBO
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.s.ss M. & j.. DUFFY ani
kWHoLEsALE AND tRE;TlAfE GIRO cERs, :.
no Cathedral str near Howard, Baltimore, &
KEEP on9hand a lafgee and varied assort-
IN ment ofsGR0CERIESy WINES and LIZ
@NQUORS; HORSE FEED of all SSk4sA
Q Ratapsc0, Family and 09kBM
Extra FLOUR, androther good n4A4lzlls
brands selected for family use. Also, TAR by
the barrel or'Iess quantity ,oa good assortment
of4BACONy FISH, SALT, OILS, a&c.do d mss
Will pay the highest market priGedor all
kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE, and GRAIN
of adj kinds.dT .2ninSep2 10, S60.A1y 9ldat.
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0 Next to Reaping Machines, the GrhiN Cradle
is an implement of Importance to the wheat
grower, and Notwithstanding the Reaper has
gone into such generalcusey 1T docs hotlseeln To
lessen the demand forlthe Grain Cradle With
us. This may probably be owing tothe QUALITY
ofithe article we keep whicellsHg generally
known to farmers Merchants and aealerslaf{
GENERALLY supplied bytus, with this;articie an
we are pleased to infornb them our STOCK this
season will be fully equal to what ithas beer
heretofore, and we shalbbe gratifedIEithmconI
tinuance of their liberal custom. Ysd III n9a
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HERE is THE MACHINE FOR THE FARMERs!s

70 777gE.EF 9ga az NIX BIZ .eIFE,.FfE /
Powers. 1t cleans the grain thoroughly by one
operation, which is not generally done by any
other machine. Grain cleaned by this machine,
which contains much light, filthy matter y
worth one or two cents per bushel more than Il
cleaned in the common way. t.i.fs ~. =
z The machine is conveniently arranged tor
hauling, being permanently fixed on two wheels
Pricc of the machine, from ,too6 hofses an
complete $2lO. For farther information and
particulars address, LINTOMo&aLAMOTTy /
.15rN.tIfigh street, Baltimore
% oDfay 6.--tf T9nsi hhoe
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BUSINESS
Idaa m TOwsoltOwn.5 rs 5- Z 4 Z !.

19eG ylojgklAAf JAWsvSsShAsV" WI: .t,idWd
TNHE subscriber respectfully informsthe cit
II liens of Bal timore county, that he has To-
Gated himself at Towsontown, and has Iestab-
lished the PLUMBINGl BUSINESS in all its
branches He solicits the patronage of the cit
liens of the county.95Work entrusted to him
will be performed satisfactorily, and at one
third less than the charges maderbyf parties
from the citysnDoTg 10 toi b9dijoseb yode 9dJ
81 I3have hadG considerable experience in the
erection of Hydraulic Rams and Lift and Force
Pumps of evefyr descriptio
All rklwarranted to give satisfaction.
Address .st-.0e vGL
- GEORGE ST. JOHN,
.idlAd Powsontown, Nd
gs- Orders can be left With tr George sny
der, Timer, opp0site Cpopers Store II rean
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-06-03
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TTAHE aboveacilt represents a Pump worked
nl by "a wheel, kept constantly running by
means of a small stream Of water. The Pump
forcing the spring water to the house, supply
ing reservoir in the upper part OF the house
for bathing purposes,i &c.o The waste watercan
be conveyed to stablei barn, milk house, &e.T
A fine Jet, can be placed in the lawn and sup.
piled from the reservoir. l have a number OF
this description at work giving entire satlsiae-
ton. 9Ds dion 2etlaiht 9A- !'e s-''.