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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-10
noUND rHH COUNTY.

oreaeEx1Eement at C1af>n9 RE
Town Incorporated and Omcers
Elected---Another Glorious De-
feat OF the g. H.--0reaf H1s6ing,
&c. y9~ - e. So 90
At an election held By the citisens Of
Clarence, on the 4th day of May, 1865,
the following officers Were elected, viz:
James De Wolf, Mayor; Geo Mcleod,
Recorder; A. W.. Bloomburg, =. Stone,
b. A. Mink, C. M. Gilbert, and E. B.
Simmons Trustees-all on the woolly.
A private caucus being held by the OPP
posite party the night previous and all
business, - they thought'done On the
sly, it was believed by them that the
thing was cooked but aias, an attentive
ear heard the plot, and by morning an
other ticket was presented which sold
them at their own game, and they feel
very sore. Money did not, buy votes
enough. .sw ! .e1 o.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-10
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay and all the
full indiscretion, will for the sake Of suffering human
,send free to all who need it, the recipe and direc-
lions for making the simple remedy by which he was
esred. Sufferers wishing to- xoat by tho advertisers
experience, can do 80 by addressns
JOHN B. OGDEN,
v13n1Y No. 81 Chambers at Nev Yark
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-10
no CONauWPrlvn

-, s4v~ss~ AsrtAs ~ rsAe.ba = AaS,sA I, .
sev vssls ~ vesy si.pas rsosly, aRss having est
1pes9Ale ssvssal ysass - A,aasaM lsaeAAasa1aa,
$4,000 ArssEaissassS snssssgSe
aaps lpown ~ lis fsno abe ssSsss -.
5ssa ~Ao assir. 4, - -. esss sssA$ ~
SnDaA ~ atss 4, 49,, &nksAS AA.aad. -
psspassag and usisS tAs sans, which they will And
suss Cv.s for cossc..rsos, AsrnnAk leesc.,rss.
'CSisns, CosDs, asd AlyeArdA S\A .Ln0g Alseeiens.
1f4enly 0ttseeof tA40V4i4r = he Pre-.
soseion 10 beneht thSAMfet14 1nA Spft1d infos0a-
tion which he eonceves 70 be and As hopss
evssy sufferer will try his reaedy, - Il will cost then
pOtNlag,ADd my provp neseog.2 = J =
Paeiss visnng the vRrs, by rstufn mall,
viii please address -
/ - il - REV. JDWARD 4. WttsQAs
vlSn1H Wiliamsburgh, Kings CO., New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-10

"JINERAL" *.-This young gentle
man, whose brilliant military career cul-
minated in the deadly encounters and
hair-breadth escapes of the "Hoss Ma
rine' service, both by land and by-no,
will not say water, for they seldom come
in contact with that, has undertaken to
display his literary attachments by post
ing Oh the street corner some low slang
concerning the "Local." Now if our
friend desires to become sharp man,
and to say smart things, we would advise
him to.note the following maxims:
1st. Some people think they are wise
when they are only windy.-Billi,.gs.
Cd. BE sure you have good thing be-
fore you conclude to save it.-Local.
Sd. Don't hit your friends unnecessa-
rily, for you may want to use them
sometime. -NusLy.
Now in connection with the last max
i'm, we would say the young man treated
us unkindly, for as a friend, we had
saved him once from suit for breach of
promise. He had promised to kill him
self ii q certain young lady would not
marry him, and she complained that he
was mean enough not to i've up-no. die
to his promise. We advised her not to
sue. 4
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-10
STRANGE, BUT TRUE,

Every young lady and gentleman In the United
States can hear something much to their advan
tage By return mail free Of chargs ~ addrassng the
undersigned. Those having fears Of being hunbuggsd
IN o,,,e hy not noticing this card All others will
please .adre. their ooeden. servant.
p'0'' rHOs. =. CHAPMAN,
-,,,t, sSl Broadway. New yqyk,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-10
Davenport Marble Works.
McCOOH + DONAIlUE,
No, - Perry Il, adjoining U. s. Express Once,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
MONUMENTS. TOMBS, MANTLES,

TABLE AND PIER TOPS, and every
description Of Plain l. Ornamental work.
nTAll orders from abroad. through our TSsv.
cling Agents, or otherwise. will receive PromPs
attention, and no pains will be spared By the
propretors to render satisfaction to oil who may
fayor them with their orders. Liberal GA:
count made on Soldier monuments ana gfsvS
stones. ls4la
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-10

SWEET POTATO PLANTS, in limited
quantities, for sale by Jesse Dorcas,
% miles north of, Upton. They can
also be had at the Post Office, in Tip
ton. ITO ~yn-E 60 @z-sE ~ ~ 2wsA
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-10

sINs,TABLAfIoN.--Re ID. 8. Altman
WIFI be Officially installed, next Sabbath
morning, as pastor Of the Lutheran
church in this place. The ceremonies
will be conducted by Rev. A. NJ. Geiger.
The public are invited to attend. --E
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-10

r. r. NoT1cE. All the subscribers to
the Muscatine Upton & Anainosa r. r.
Cos, who. have not paid in the first i'll
stallment of ten per cent, are hereby
notified to make immediate payment Of
the same without further notice. .--.
-..-.a j. W. BULL, Sec'y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-10

ICE CREAM,can be had at Whecler's
Saloon. Read his advertisement and
then call and test the quality of the ar
ticles, and we are sure you will be satis-
fed. ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-10

TIE MONEY ORDER system has been in ope-
ration in the post Office in this place three
months, during which time eightyfour orders
were issued for the sum of Sig for which the
fees amountedto s11,S5. During the same time
S47 IA was paid OH orders drawn on this Office.
The money order business is increasing, and
for sending small sums 1t Is the best and
cheapest. No one should send money in O let
ter when for a few cents he can get a money
order which is perfectly safe.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-10

Friend observation-disclosures say to far
mers who have made returns of income,
that orders having been Just received to
discontinue charging the amount con-
sumed by family, the amount charged
against them will be deducted. .I1@
Yours &C., l.. L. s.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-10

SOME "HoRsEs. "-Yesterday our town was
visited by two savage looking fellows, who
had with them five small ponies of the
Cherokee" breed. The horses were drawn up
in line In front of our office while the proprie-
tors took refreshments at the Wheeler eating
house. 4 multitude of small boys gathered
around the ponies, each one wishing he had
a hundred dollars to invest in the sorry look
packs of various kinds, and the owners armed
to the teeth.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-10

CHANGED.-The hour for holding the Luther
an Sunday School has been changed from 3 p.
m. to a. nj. Last Sunday the school was re-
organized and resulted in the selection of A.
Parsons for Superintendent, and s. L. Smith
for Librarian.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-10

+ ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the Post
II ONCE Mt Upton. State of Iowa, on the 9TH
day Of May, 1855:
Boon, Miss Rachel Ransberger, Jno
hartley, Nary. Ritch, Mr..
Bower, VIM. j. Randall, John 2
Dams J. y. SnOrgrass 4 Hirst
Evins, John Smith, Mrs Clarrissa
Tracer, James Waterhouse. Isaac
Hunt, ]. i. WaterhOuse, Nelson
Long Geo. W.. Waterhouse, Miss p,
Odell, Henry Wood, Isaac
Patterson, VIM.
To obtain any of these letters the applicant
must cal! for advertised letters give te date
9i this list, and pay one cent for adr ertising
1fnot called for within one mouth I.hey viii be
sent to the dead letter Office.
May 7tR, 1863, =. nAS1F1s y
SE.M
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-10

Reader, at Wisener's Grocery
,.oro in the South room of the Virgin
p1ock YOU can get good groceries at rea-
so..i,le prices. For further. particulars
900 his advertisement in another column.
WESTWARD Ho!-During the past
week d large number Of emigrants have
passed through this place, westward
bound. We notice many of them are
taking large numbers Of fine horses, cat
tie and mules with them.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-10

CHANGE OF BAsE.-Wm. Dean & Co.
and J. f. Boynton will change their po-
sitions on next Tuesday-the former
firm moving their stock of dry goods in
to the room now occupied by the. grocery
store, and Mr.. b. moving his stock into
the room now occupied by Dean 4 Co.
Their customers and the public are re-
Ql,ested to take due notice of the change.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-10

HY~The Republican Central Commit
tee of this county have issued call for a
Mass Convention to meet OH the 9th day
of June next, at the Court House, to Sc
lect delegates to represent this county in
the State, Congressional, and Judicial
Convention. The State Convention will
be June Goth. The other two Conven-
tons arc not called but the calls will
be issued prior to the assembling of our
Convention. Let there be a good turn
out, every member of the party should
make it his business to see to it, that the
party is fairly represented. The aspira-
tons Of none should stand in the way
of political integrity. Let us have men
who are known to he sound.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-31
FOUTZ's MIXTURE,
The Best Liniment for Man & Beast
Now in Use.

TSs safe aud reliable Remedy G,g the cure o.
Il Rheumatistn. raia.si Nervous Affection.
sprains. Burns, swe.linss, nni aii Diseases re-.
curing an application ln Msu.
On Horses Il will never fai. 20 cure Poll Evil
Fistula. Old Running sores. ~ Sweeney. u
properly applied ~ Spraias. Bfui.e.
Scratches. Crooked il,-.f. Chsa.-. Saddle ~
Collar Gall. cui- OF N''uHh.. i - ~ inia!libl.
Reineir. Try 10. anl l~ convinced = H. I'll
caey.
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RuEuM aTfsM.

Persons afflicted with this Disease. No matter
Of how long standing. eau b. promptly and II
fectnsily cured by using this Mixture. There
10 nothing in the world - sure and good 20
take away bad Corns aud cure Frost bites, A.
this Preparation. Try II and satisfy your.
selves. Price IS and % CO. bnttir.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-31
SCHEECKs MANDRAKE Pulls

~ #f'Hf
roR LIVER COMPLAINT
SUBSTITUTE roR cALONgi
'ss"~'s>'''." '' rry INV q z q y
10 you have -srus,
TEY THEM.
10 your bussh 10 hsd.
TRY THIN
TRY THEN
II yOu arr lo~ spirited.
TRY THEN
II you have slek headache.
TRY THEM.
fyeu have taken q drop too much.
TAKE FULL D0sE.
They only cost IS cents q box
TRY THEM
la, mass and other preparations Of Mercury, actual
y produce suffering and death than the diseases
~hich they profess 20 cure Aud yet this ooFrOsiv'
MINERAL denounced ny the sloiathe doctors, Is pre-
.cri-d by them Almo,i universally In Liver Complaint
Consumption Of Lung, sc.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-31

A SAFE. SURE AND SPEEDY Curry Fol.
n Coughs. 'nid.. pis;-mp'r. ll"sV~,. HID
bound. Cos;ivvncss. WORMS. Ac..in ii.r... L..
q cud and hisck T .ugue. So. 'n 'a''',. aud
also sure preventative u H.; Cholera
ny SCAE 70 ASK F0e SruvFRRfKEE
HV9SE tND ctrTLE P"urEPN
A they are superior % a,l oihers now 10 use.
being most powerful Tonic. hy WI "a The an.
imAi, blood and system - cl'an.e,l. and pre-
venting all dlscass. iuc.i,n; Ga Horses. Hogs
and Cattle.
They are bscnu .n; 90 m..' r rliar rcmcdy
now offered q" the public. y powder. ever
sold las gwen such universal g. 'siaciior aad
acquired great celebrity .u ;hc .p;le time
As an evidence - ther cup. -irr.fv ovcf a'i oth-
ers. the proprietor warrant. theri 80 .nch. 80
the inouey resundcG. iuiyfry tteiA AL ie
conv seed Of tiseir gta. eaEii.iss.
Prier q ceIts racA1--. or $3.50 : rsa -
Tor one dollar
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-31
CkNFIELD BROS. AGO,

q 100 BALrIMORE ST,
scoRNRR OF CIIARLES. ~
IT IVES Ans Stscs ct-- : 10 -.iAf%
''nli Watches TT Ladies aud Gentlemen.
Silver Haunting Gaze Watches Of all kiBds.
todd cha,elsin vest aud duaSd chsina. 4
Diamond Earring. Plus. Bracelets Rings.
Reh sIits IL Jewclry ~ new styles.
Bracelets. Necklace, Earrings aud Pins of
great vari-sN.
Pearl. CSrbunrir. Seal sud other Rings.
silver >iss'ns. Forks, Ladies, Hu,icr Knives.
Ac.. a..
silver Piichcr-. Tablets, Caps. salts. a..
Fancy silver tio,,l- 81 nov styles.
Plated les and Cailee srts Of late patterns.
Ca.tnrs. Baskets. ic' pit,her- aud Cups.
Plated or Alaba,a f"rks ani spoons of bes,
quality.
Table aud Pocket Cutlery. Scissors Rsspr,.
Watches carefully repaired.
Fans. Opera 6lass-s. f"rtmonaics hesntifnl
Paris tilt aud Porcelain Nascs beautiful Far.
10 Card Receivers ani other articles; Prout'.
Hair aud Tooth Br'ls hes: Pine Marble nnd
Bronxed Paris cla'k.: irunsed Figures aud
Oruancnt..
MILITARY GOODS.
Swpris aud lIein for Army aud Navy. sash.
-. Spurs. ButlnHs. Lacc. C"rd, Navy Lace
CAPS. stars sni Embroidcrics, Army En,hroi.
derirs oi all kinds. IhcV rubs. Hndin.~. Cloth
A.. Yield GLASSES. Pistols aud CARTRIDGES
March ~. iSG6.-iy.
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MUTTON & CO.,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
AND
.AUCTI0NEERS.
No 10 SOUTH STREET.
BALTIMORE NIB

ID EAL Estate A. Public sale. zeal E.ta,c
IL % Pr.sa'~ ssle Us-'i' - very i~-crip
.,'n aar'i"'t rod Aiverii-hs Asrn., i"r
Ns1y Journals.
ss--Aa Pf"P~ y ..yea %. i"f SAFE ..iVeru.
81 ,'raii. "a car TRADE l"arnsl.
j. =. Upt'i-', Fracii-.ns Attorney At Law
for 4 number o! Year. Wi. eil-l.d go tanveyan.
iug and other ha'.u~,s entrusted To- car care.
Nov. IS. '65.-ii.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-31

WIN. II. READS,
t'f 49, HA
~ BALTIMORE STREET,
tts RdL7IliORE STREET.
loST n'"n srioa .AivlHi.l
PERrUMERY.
TOILET ARTICLES, La
COSMETICS.
cESTRALdGEycYyor EMiILSe riRf&
CANES.
LARsE Ass"HTNESr,
POCKET KNIVES.
PICKET hooks AND WALLETS.
LADIES ANbGENTs vALiSLS.
r.;Sci' Go0aS
ii'd a,sottmcht ia the city.
LrBiH's EXTRACTS. lpil cdur..)
FRENCH rEnFCMEs, tuli mases.'
SOAPS.
French. English and Domestic.
FANS,
Very fine, suitable irr presents.
Cologne. Tooth and Nail Brushes.
pomadcs. Hair and Flesh Brushss,
Bay Rum. Laihcr aud shoe Brushes
COMBS. DRESSING CASES,
Soy.l"ni f,r the Teeth.
Nigh, Bl"cnins Crrcus.
scorCH wool GOODS.
Every Pattern.
Agency "r
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHY.
Agency ior
ALL TIE PATENT MEDICINES
in demand.
READS l. the place f,r PINE GOODS. aud
Tor gosd as-orimenl. Remember the numhr
La Baito. street. one d"or .r"m Calvert
Oct. Att.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-31

JAS. W. BAKER.
GUANO DEPOT,
3, Penn-yivsnia Avenue.
Corner =. Mary sirse. BALTIMORE,
where eau be- found a, y. :i,a.. a supply of
GuASoS.
SUPER rIiosFil aTE or LIME.
"EorSp isiSE. PprpRETT.
CALCfNEp PLASTER. LIME, HAIR.
CEMENT. de.,
Aud i~sl~-s in FLOR. CORN NEAL. RICK
WHEAT MEAL. CoiS. OATS. MILL FEED
Hki, sTEAW. CLOVER. TIMOTHY AM
GRASS SEEDS 90 ALI. KINDS.
ef- wooL FURs. DRIED FRUIT. end al.
kind. 81 Country iro-tur- taken IA ~xehsnx.
for which W. &C. paying the highest - n price.
JAS. " BAKER.
Nex; door 90 " S,an.hurys B-c Hive Hotel
where Fariners Will GLd excellent sceofnrno
dafion-. Jan. :, feas-,f
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GrocerieS, Liquors. dc.
GREEN & YOE,
PAN LY GROCE Rs,
ANp nGALsu.I
FtEE OLD WINES ASD LIQUORS,
Al Martin 4 valeti.'. old stand.
GREEN & ZOE.

ANp pGALsus
PURE OLD WINES ASD LIQUORS
Al Martin 4 valeti.'. old stand
- baltimore stf.-t. near Holiday, baltimore
HANE constantly On hand a large and well
selected stock OF FAMILY GROCERIES.
- consulting IA part 81 FREsH
80 TEAS, sr.rn and black. Of va-HHl
ri"u- Price- and hsV"r- Cofiees- S&I3&l
Mocha. Java. i.axuAynA. Marac.ibo aud RIO
>toAi.S New Vflvsh,. Crushcsi. Powdered.
l.paf 'rann iaisd. q Neiiaw aud Clarified ltal.
an Msrraroni nnd N.fms...lii: Caop.r'. A
t"x's Erhn-a D'lsline ffe.h salad and Olive
plis, chee-s-- kngl,sh barry Pine Apple amt
zap Sage sanlihcs French aud Spanish al.
YES Ensli.h aud Ain-rirRn Picklss--,ierkins.
mixed, Chow chow. FieeAilli. taulihower, Wal.
nuts aud Onions; Sauce. john Ball. Harvey.
Reading. SHE. Mushrs-,n and War.--tershire
BRANDT ES-ja-. Il.nn-sy a 10. vintage isa0.
o'ard. bupuy 60. is4G. Sstivs Caiawba. Bar
ieAu. Rochelle and other brands Fine Old
WINES London Dock Fort. sherry. MADEIRA,
Liston. Sweet Aoseil- q nd Champagne; Wills
kiEs-S..oich. old Rye. Calhoun. old ann
and bourbon. some very old sud fine; Ptir.
HOLLAND Gin. jhmsica Spirit-. Ac. a.. la ported
and Dnm'siic scgar- and Tobacca. all Of which
they will cell at reasonable pr,css. aud respect
fully solicit a call. June %, Iss0-Iv
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w. +. DAILY,
No. ~ Lgi'sfeor,. : Doors bciOr E5untai., Hoisi
BALrIHORE.
MANVFACTlfpHa npAIEpfG

MANUFACTURE A DEALERiS
SURGicAL instruments Of every de.cti rticn
- cutlery. Shoulder Braces. syringe, Ear
Trumpcts. and every variety ct In. .-=--..ar.
s;rumenis f"r the Deaf. GalVanir andOO
Magnetic Electric Batteries. Micro.
scopes .stercoscopcs. Thermometer. "a rn,n.,.,,
Sp~ctscles. Reading Glasses. Magnifyins t;l,..
80. Yield and Opera Ula.svs. spy Glas-rs: As.n,
fcr tn" Craig Microscopes. H. itiiul Mirr".s.,,,
Objects. Daily V'u'iir,rd rtu.. FOR oil .i,r,
Whulcsalc Fnd Retail.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-31
Bed Bug Exterminntor ,

Il il . Liqaid anil used With a brush.
Every bottle Warranted q dead .hot.
Ia all Gases ~ the money refunded
sally them aud be convinced e their 81.
periority over AZ. others.
- Sold by L. WILLIS. Druggist. anil l.
vOGLE, TowsoNTvwS. spd hy Country
StoFekeePers generally.
feb "a 'sa-ftn
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-31
SHRlyER;S
BALSAMTJ COUGH SYRUP.

BALSAMIJ COUGH SYRUP.
For Coughs. Coids, Group. WAo8piAg csrgk,
dsAaa. AroaeAitis SpiftsHg Blyod.
Paia and Wcakssssa Of Ms
Broast. Diligently II
5FsafA -.
&C.. g..
This Syrup tM'a plfeiv Ii7efatfe fsmgaaad
II u plrasant a. tasr. aud nss.r ibes iiijury ;
but owing 20 IT. Purifying quAiiiic., ,ansi a,
sDod under amy circumstances. lta eflert l.
truly wouderiul--soothins. calming snd aliay.
ing the most violent Coughs Purifying.
Strengthening and invigosaiing the whole sys.
TEN; calming and soothing the nerves; aiding
and facilitating Expectoration. aud healing the
Diseased Lungs. thus striking II the root 81
Disease, and driving u from the system.
CROUP.
No child need die n Cronp. u this syrup Il
properly used and used IN time. Mothers hav.
ing croupy children should watch the 4 ypt shoss
Of The Dissase, and always keep this Rescdy
at hand.
FER Coughs af,er Mee.eis, thi. syrup e mos,
excellent Expcriencr hiss proven that u is
equalled By M other Prepnratlon.
- Price 80 Cents per Bottle.
AL The above preparations for sale by
Ms. AZ. A. sHEALEY.
AND RICHARD WILLIS, Druggist.
Juns -, iSo9.r-iy. Toweont0wn, Md.
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Agency l"r
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHY.
Agency Tor
ALL THE PATENT MEDICINES
in demand.

READS l. the place f,r FINE GOODS. and
Tor gopd assortment. Rcmeinh~r the NUM- her
La Balto street. one door !r"m Calvert
oct. sl.-ti.
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Rats Made 70 Come Out Of Their
Holes 10 Die :.
Great Destruction of Rats

u . paste aui ustd OBJ ~.
Every b"x r-arFani's. aead shot.
No Que can FisA s..l ih.us 90 tfvlns B.
A. is viii destroy 81 .at-
RATS. EJAslit.s. NICE AND ANS.
Sas-pg you cad have yagr taoacy refunded
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i A. 1torck's
STEAM TURNING

Isl East a. between Ifilisn aud Bnsor, BALI,
"uEHE Ne u prepered 20 execute al kinds
~ - eAWfA0- and TURNING, such a.
nsnea ssrswz. Hand Screws. DsA Pests. Car.
f.ags huhs, Cart hshs, Cedar Pests, Stair Ban
Leg. TEN PIN BALLS. ele. -
-Alsos al kinds 81 slraisht end fnneyBcroll
saving. Jaiy 9 " G-iy
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rn,HE undersigned will pass through the AN
III Division between the Ist and lefh az .sri
aoafk. when al Tax Payers viii oblire ~ hsy.
ing their monthly and annual returns resdv
for him. FRANK l.. MORLIN0,
Asst. Assr. eth Division.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-31

K. " TEEpLssa,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-02-28

A CONSIDERABLE JUDGE-A very learn
ed and compassioned Judge in Texas, on
passing sentence on John Jones, who had
been convicted Of murder, concluded his
remarks as follows; s.The fact is, Jones,
that the Court did not intend to order you
to be executed before next spring, but the
weather is very cold; our Jail, unfortun-
ately, is in very bad condition; much
Of the glass in the windows is broken; the
chirpneys are in such q dilapidated state
that no fire can be made to render your
apartments comfortable; besides, owing to
the great number of prisoners, not more
than one blanket can be allowed to each
to sleep sound and comfortable, therefore,
is out Of the question. In consideration
of these circumstances, and wishing toles-
sen your su1erings as much as possible,
the Court, in the exercise of its humane
compassion, hereby, orders you to be exe=
cuted to morrow morning, as soon after
breakfast as may be convenient to the
Sheriff and agreeable to you"
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-02-28
A SPEECH FROM THE EMPEROR Ma,

A SPEECH FROM THE EMPEROR MAX
IMILiAN.-ln the course of a speech,
made to deputation of Mexicaps, who
waited on him with an address of condo
lepce at the death of the King of Bel
GUM, his father-in-law, the Emperor, in
concluding said:
Gas to myself, gentlemen, you have been
witnesses Of my labors. Leaving aside
the vain theories which lead to anaechy,
| have consecrated my time to the direc-
ton Of the public administration, to the
development of the elements of the wealth
and prosperity of the country, and to the
solution Of the great questions which in-
terest it the most.
Gin this ardent task I have been oblig-
ed to encounter the impatience of some
and the backwardness of Others; for
wounds opened by fifty years of civil war
are not healed in a day; but strong in
faith, [ go straight to my end with indefat-
igable perseverance. My strength may
fail; my will, never.
"NIy object is not to change the demo-
cratic customs Of the nation, because am
convinced that they elevate the mind Of
the citizen in inspiring him with the con-
seriousness of his dignity and value. I
have respected the liberty of the press
when it has not degenerated into license,
at the same time I have made the authori-
ty Of the land respected. He must be
blind indeed that does not see that strong
authority is the last anchor of safety for
our country. You have seen my calm=
ness in the midst of calumnies that have
been pointed against us by foreigners.
Forward, gentlemen the calumnies will
pass, but our works will remain. Strong
in the support of my conscience and the
purity Of my intentions, contemplate the
future with tranquility. Mexico has put
her honor in my hands. Let her know
that her honor is secure"