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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-14
THs L..or.r ssArs.-Mr. Spoke, in 81


THs LlsoEsr SsAKE.--Mr. Spoke. in b.
work on the discovery Of the source Of III
Nile. thus describes the death ola snake,
tho boa species. shot BY his travelling cor
paninn. Csptsin Grant:
/ shuddered as looked upon The sfesb
of his tremendous. dying strength. Fe
yards around where he lay, grass and bpshs
add aplings. and. in fact. everything ef
cept the more fully grown trees. were g
clean oH. as though they had been trimms-'
With an immense scythe. This monsts
when measured. was 6ityone feet t.o an
a half inches ia ertrene length. while n
thickest portion Of its body the sirth v,
nearly three feet. proving. believe. TO
the largest serpent that .. ever authen,
cally heard Of.
Polk fell foar dollars barrel, and COZ
and wheat eight cents per busAei 10 Net
York last week.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-14

There iss large emigration from Ess.
Tennessee TO Texas.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-09

Sec. o. And be Il enacted That the said road
shall he laid out according 10 the plat made By
said commissioners, II approved by the Directors
OF said company, and that said road shall b.
thirty feet wide, sixteen OF which shall be an ar.
tiGcal read, made Of sione, gravel, wood, Of
some other hard aud durable substance.
Sec. 10. And be Il enacted, That the President
and Directors are hereby authorized to erect toll
gates on said road and to charge tolls for travel.
ing on the same, according 10 the rate Of tolls
now charged OF allowed 10 be charged on the
Dulaneys Valley aud Towsoniowu Turnpike
aforezaid provided however, hat no tolls shall
b. taken on said road until two continuous miles
Of the same shall be completed.
Sec. II. And be Il enacted, That IN case the
company shall not be able 10 agree with the
owner or owners Of any land over or through
which the road shall be located by the said Com
missioners, Il shall be lawful for the said oompa-
ny 70 cause any Justice Of The Peace for Balti.
more county 70 Issue his warrant 10 the Sheriff.
directing him 10 summon twelve impartial JufoFs
10 meet on said land on a day 70 be therein
named, 70 assess the damages sustained by said
owner or owners by reason Of said road passing
through said land, which inquisiiion shall be re-
turned 70 the Clerks oiice aud either party shall
have ihe right 70 appeal - the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county, from the verde, or fading oi
sad jury, within sixty days from the finding Of
said verdict
Sc. -. And BE- 81 enacted, That said oompa.
ny shall not exercise any hankng powers OF is
sge any paper 70 b. used m currency.
-. l3 And be J.; enacted. That the General
Assembly may amend o. anuul this act a. pleas
ufe.
Sec. u. And he il enacted, Tha, this act shall
take effect FROM ia date Of its passage.
May 2g.-si
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-09
Base Ball.

This game is : great invention. Il Is eAS-
ly understood. ALI you have 10 do is 70
keep your eye on the ball.
i e al about ball.
They also use BAT The bat is club
built o. the model O. the club Bs-num kill
60 Captain Cook w.tL. This is WHY the or
gsu izaiiou ls called club
one fellow takes G club and stands OF .
line aIl another STANDS n front o. hin. ana
fires back =; han.
The chap With the club h.is back
The h-. ..es 2 the other direction
The first fellow drops the club as though
BE- was scared. and rms ike pick-pockei
with a. u + after MN.
>evera. fellows -uu after the bal. some
body Catches g and gres !; .; somebody else.
when the chap vao had the club stops ruu-
inc
Auoibe. fellow then takes the club and
the same man who j. called pitcher" pitch
es ou min. fres the bal ~ him and be hits
back Enocts the bali. drops his elnb and
cuts l.s sticks 81! the trs; base
Half dozen fellows out o. picket dufy
scramble fc- the ball
one reliable =. = Is posted behind the
c. ub man. % case ihc club mau misses the
na.! - zee ,ha; i Don't 80 by ana hit the
Umpire
When side Is Out the other si6e goes
IT, ana vhol both SIDES are out, u is called
o. innings
Il is quite a. intelligent game, depending
entirely o. the use Of vour legs The FIRST
principle of the game is running
When you are IL you run away from
the bal when you are O. oct" yog run af.
tcr H.
j i splendid exercise keeps yon SO
warn. consequently IS always played in the
sumner time
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-09
A Western Wonder.

The greatest vouief u the State oi Iowa
and per haps any other state, Is what they
call the Walled Lake, located lu Weight
county twelve miles north OF the Dnhuqne
and pacific Rail Road, and about one hun
dred and ffty miles west % Dubuque City
The water i from two 70 three feet higher
than the earths surface. In most places the
wall is ten feet high, width al bottom CT.
teen feet. and al the TOP five. Another
fact .s the size Of The stone used il its con-
strueuou the whole is Of stone. VARYING
10 weight from three tons down 20 one hun-
dreG pounds There is an abundance Of
stone in Weight coaliy: bot surrounding
the lake 20 the eXteu: q Eve and ten miles
there are none. Nc one can form an idea
as TO the means employed 10 bring them 10
the spot, or who constructed IL. Around
the entire lake Is belt Of woodland. half q
mile in width. composed Of oak with this
exception. the eouniry Is rolling prairie.
The trees, Therefore. must have been plac-
ed there al the time Of b1ildIng the wall
In the spring Of 1850 there Vas a great
storm. and the ice on the lake broke the
wall in several places The farmers in that
vicinity were obliged 10 repair the damages
to prevent ingudation. The lake occupies
a ground surface Of 1900 acres. depth oi
water as great a. twenty-five feet. The va.
ter Is clear and cold, soil sandy. II Is sin.
galaF that no one has been able TO aseer.
tain where the water comes from, and where
il goes TO, yet il always remains clear and
fresh
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-09
WHOLE NO. rs.

combination was irresistible, and he found
ed at once . new Empire and q new creed.
Had the intellect Of Luther been Of Q more
passive type, his conquoais over error had
never been achieved. II vas che warliko
ardor with which he challenged aud deHed
his antagonists. hla enthusiasm AZ q contrO-
versiallst, thateuIIAINA sympathetic spirits
under hA .banner, 4A1 made the Roformn-
tion q success. TO cone down 20 later times
confidence iuhhis own destiny was the in
spiration Of Napoleon, and Il was because
he Jeiiered in AiRself Z that his army believed
in him. lie thought himself Irresistible
aud so thought every man u bis hosts
from the marshals OF the empire 10 the
meanest followers OF the camp. To this
delusion, as much as 10 bis genius. may be
ascribed the glories Of bis dazzling career
stonewall Jackson--a man OF not very ox-
traordinary talent was az enthusiast whose
zeal and ierv0r were worthy OF 4 better
cause and better fate. No red.cross knight
ever shouted the crusaders shfbboleth
" God wills Il 7" with more passionate de-
vOtion than be the wEr CRY Of treason
The Gery real that possessed him he CON-
municated 70 those be led, and they per-
formed prodigies Of valor.
IL has been ever thus, and ever will be.
Without energy aud earnes;nsss, nothing
that the world viii think IL worth while 10
remember can be accomplished. They Of
ten save . bad cause from defeat. aud al
most invariably seeure the ultimate triumph
Of q good one. In the feld, the forum aud
the pulpit. IN art, science. literature aud
love tsey are alike indispensable 10 success.
An intellect, however eopacious. has no
potency without them. Il Is like q she'll
without fnse-a ball without . charge Of
powder behind il. Unfortunately 10 the
contest between right and wrong 81 the
vebemenee is sometimes On the evil Eide,
aud hence right, nov aud then gsis The
worst d i. WhaisTer thy hand fndeih
20 DO. do it with thy might Is = glorious
tfeeepf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-09

ON l.ErrERs. Never burA indly-writter
letters il is 50 pleasant 10 read them over
whom the paper is yellow with age, and
the hands that traced the friendly words
are folded over the heart that prompted
them, under the green sod. Above all,
never burn love-lettcrs. To read them in
after years is like q resurrection Of ones
youth. The elderly spinster hnds in the
impassioned offer foOlishly rejected twenty
years ago. O fountain Of rejuvenescence.-
Glancing over Il, she realizes that she was
once n belle aud beauty, and beholds her
former self in q mirror much more congeni.
alto her taste than the ono that eonfronts her
in her dressing.room. The widow in.
deed" derives sweet and solemn consola,
ton from the letters Of the beloved one
who has journcyed before her to the far-on
land. from which there comes no message.
and where she hopes ono day 10 join him.
No photograph can so vivedly recall 10 the
memory OF the mother the tenderness aud
devotion Of the children who have left al
the call OF Heaven as the epistolary out.
pourings Of their love. The letter OF q son
or daughter 20 true mother is sometimes
better an image ofthe features ; Il 10 q re-
flex Of tho writer's soul. Keep ell loving
letters. Burn only the harsh and erue
ones. and In burning them, forgive and for
get them.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-09


~ you have much, give Of your goods
II you have little give Of youf heart
Mistrusi = Fouug man when you want %
have pretty wife
Nisirusi your wife when you want to keep
Q secret
Misirusi rasesliy begger when you
have money.
Be kind 10 everybody and. IN the prac-
tice cf life, give each mnu he due. in pro-
portion 20 he education and bis iuislii-
genee. a physician, however learned be
may be, cannot apply the same remedy 70
al diseases.
The greatest king has never carried any
thing but 3 winding sheet out o. the world.
Our Tir;ue is resignation
Our fortune. the contempt Of inches.
Ouf happiness. The hope Of another lie
And i adversely come AID provl esound
u. We 90 Dot. Tor that, reuoef less glory %
God
Tue strongest thing created By Allah j.
iron. Well. iron is conquered b v1feF
vstsf hv horses. who swim across The deep
e. rvsrs End who run more swiftly than
the mos rapid streams horses BY their ~
oerf the riders ny Their wives. and the
wives by their children.
PIT &c confidence 10 worGu who is
sA4aA VIZ - 44Aa-4rs Al IiEtaEl4A-
Ing % be 50 who laughs ~ nothing and
ls consequently complaining AID who. a.
ter breathing one slgb towards heaven.
breathes couple towards earth.
science u ike The -Riu from heaven if
crop o. i tai into gaping oyster, i be-
comes pear Z into viper's mouth, il
tzrus 70 poison.
Men are ike money and are made. some
Q. gold, Others Of slivef the greGs majority
o. copper. Accept nons q then for more
Than they G-e really worth.
The Rev. I'r. 0l!tllEn was one wiBtef
night. sailing from Liverpool 70 GlAsCpw-
4 ioppist youth resolved 20 enjoy some
hight conversation with the scottish pa-s0n.
o. Pray, Doctor. car roc ie.. ne Why thai
Is called the doE-stA. =" sid the youth
pointing in the direction of that luminary.
- Because j IS . sky-ie-rief ] Suppose.
was the reply
No one can avoid his own company. 50
f he had oesi make i as good IS possible.
I IL Is not the varnish upon q carriage
T that gives il motion OF strength.
II time Of anarchy, let rouS e0nduci be
this With those who sing sing shrilier than
they with those who shout. sbou; louder
than they with honest people. be more
honest than they IL rou iAll in with jack
ais eating earrion, turn iackAl. and share
their feast otherwise they VII ea; yoG.-
In one word. roa- with lions and iu the
empire Of apes, oApermo-e arishiy Than
thew
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-09
OHIO HARVESTER.
MANUFACTURED N OHIO

II yol wish q abtaln q Harvester that Has
lN0 sUFEBiOE - THE FIELD. buy Is,
g" OliiC. Price gl CUnbined Mower and Reap.
-. $50 Medium Mower. $50; Junior Mowes
sia5. Alec, "a. EOCKAwAY WHEEL HORSE
tle be-. -uikey Wheel Rake II use price $50
The Maryland Institute, 81 tne'f lats fai, u
lsss, aWardee g. tlis Rake the hrsi premium
a. Colo Gc4al. over 81 competitor Call be-.
fore you rurc hasl elsewhere
AGEICr LTUkAL IMPLEMENTS AID Ma.
cHiNEEl. PRIME ENGLISH scYTHEs o.
lly owu mp.iaiior PLgw CASTINGS loi
TtFlnus fllnuf. @ flra lFsrrtfusrt 81 FIELD gnC
GARDEN sEED- FEETlLiZEEg. 4c.. &c.
hEfAIElNe DJEE AZ SHORT NOTICE
f. q MOTT.
+r kn-1- 5ues- ueaf Bel-Aif Market.
Jule ..--bt baltimore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-09

Enthusiasm is magnetic. Like the ma
gic eddie ofIittle FritE In the German leg
end 1T fascinates and draws after y the
crowd. No eloquent enthusiast ever lack
cd followers, whether his creed were right
or wrong. Th@ earnest man ofaction, even
though . very bungler inhis rhetoric, is sure
10 have plenty offriends. His deeds speak
for him. Cromwell's speeches were gener.
ally unintelligible, but he was terribly In
earnest both a. fanatic and soldier. II
was impossible 70 doubt the sincerity Of hiE
prayers, or 10 misunderstood the logic ol
hls victories. Mahomet vas a man Of vast
capacity, great orator, furious sectariau
leader, and lionheaFted hero. Such 9
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-09
LOCAL LAWS.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

TS accordance with an Act passed by the Leg
i ialature on the gath Of January, 1855, re-.
quiring that every Public Local Local made b
take effect before the nrst Of June next, after
the session At which IL may be passed, shall
Immediately after itapaasage be published once
in each Of three successive weeks in all the
Il may operate.
The undersigned, Commissioners Of Balti.
more county, hereby publish the following I.o-
cal Laws for Baltimore county;
JOSHUA =. cOCKEY,
DAS'L J. MccAULEY,
JAMES BUTTON,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-09
Good for Rors .

Bcys think tobacco is Cood-af any rate
they persis; in trying 20 use il though. i
makes then III. as II they thought i would
prove 70 be good. A boy nine wears Of
ace was recently brought IN Cor examina-
ton BY h.s mother. and having 9 tveliy-
two inch brain we advised ham never 20
touch tobacco, because il bad such q ten
dency 70 induce the blood 70 the brain and
keep the body lean and liiile. Weremarked
that Il he ever expected 20 be = fail sized
man he must keep clear Cf tobacco as be
would OF any other poison. The mother
remarked that she had seen enough OF the
use oftobacco 20 make her very earnest "a.
training her boy relative 70 its use. she
said her husband used tobacco for ten cf
more wears. becoming lean. bilious. and
siekly; than when be became 80 weak and
and IN that be could hardly walk or sit mp,
he would smoke several cigars q day.
Finally the doctors informed him that he
must quit using tobacco or 50 20 bis grave.
This brought him 20 his senses. and he re-
solved 20 try the experiment. From that
day be used tobacco no more. and in three
months time he went from q weight Of 100
up 60 ls5 pounds. aud became as hardy.
healthy. aud robust q man a. could be seen
10 a days ride. That woman thinks tobac-
CO il not good FOR boys. and she u sure 4
Is not good for men. She Is determined
that her bows shall be kept from II. IL pa
rents could realize the extent OF the evil
resulting from the use Of tobacco. especial.
ly by youth, they would certainly refrain
from setting them the bad example. The
appesites OF al tobacco users are perverted.
and they are in an abnormal condition OF
body and mind.--PAren0logico Journal.
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goetiral.
THE PAST.


since last We met long years have i0wn.
Long years of sorrow, Joy and pain
That prattlinF boy 70 man has rrown
Has sun he ls q boy again.
fqF when the Past aWakes - iile
And brCathcs again ~ sunny hourr.
We cast aside the IfrsfEt STRIFE
And live mid JOYS that ones were ours
on hoyhood's years, uhy hAss thou flsd
And len me saddsnsd and alone.
Like one Who mourns tle absent dead
Who once around her hearth had siisns
Aias each coming u he day
hat bears thsf farther from my sirAt
And Etill ! watch the hours dscsy
tutii they re lost In year of lsrii
Oh Time stay thy upiified hand
Deal gently with ny willing slaves
0h death, SEEK not our httle baud
fyr victims for your Eafa NJ grave
LIT hearts that loved In ysathf8l day
Live stiii When age 10 raund them cast
To sing again their b0yish lays,
And count tie pleasarst = The fast
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-09
METROPOLITAN ENTERPRISE.
Great Gift Sale
New York and Providence
Jewellers Association,
Z 0aa OOD


Depot, iO1 broadway.
A \ immense stock of Pianos. Watches, jew.
IA elry, aud Fancy Goods, all b. b. sold for
ONE DOLLAR each, without regard 10 value
and not 10 BE- paid for till you see what you will
receive.
CERTIFICATES, naming each article, and
- value, are placed IN sealed envelopes and
well mixed. One Of these enveloves will b.
sent by mail " any address on receipt of 2a
cents Eve for ~ eleven ior - thirty for e.
sixty .hse for so aud one hundred Tor sls.
ON receipt of the Certificate you will see
what you are going ~ have. aud then Il Is a,
your option y pay the dolle and take the artics
or not. Purchasers may thus obtain q Gold
Watch, Diamond Ring, a Piano, Sewing Ma.
chine, or any set Of Jewelry on our list. ior 81
and in no case can they got lees than One Dol
lars worth. as there are 10 Dlanks.
Agents are wanted ia every town in the coun.
ny; every person can make ten dollars day,
seliiug oar Certificates iu the grestesi sale u
Jewclry eyer known.
Send 25c. for % Certificate, VII eh wih inform
you what you ran obtain for si. ~ the same
time get our circular, containing fuil lisi and
PARTICULAR also. Tersis 70 AgsHe. Address.
JAMES HrTCHINsOS a co.
March 28.-zfns Ig7 Broadway. e.. +.
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HYMN.
~ viliiix rass vAltAcE

- faf beygr1 thee eigady iarf
There j. ~ sacred iiEi.' q stnrs
flsy fhlne for at-bui ulel slali 49,
Basa Ia thsir bright ctsrnIfys
We icfi thest iaff. flsse clsudy lart
That veil ffgm uf iAs sacred sinr.
Creation .farii unn - nag thgu
fof us, poor uf, unFsii tls bruN
% CD iis nui ~ uf % AMOS
IAF wondfeas Ngftt here shcru Llow
lsi ;tg weaA servants AK that fllea
Nould hsFg % carih uureii n hros
VI ast -gti rtia ihf ciuudy hars
iifius ~ tllt suefti light ~ stars
A., vset ~ wlien. "a. phss ahail ~
hupW t8F ntE ci-ar etsruitg
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-09
PRIVATE SALE
FOR SALE

A COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE
IA (ivc rooms and ccllar,l in Tow -
sontown, with Blacksmith a Wheel. f1.st
wright Shop, an excellent stand forItsii
the business, with an established Gus. sens
tom aud several other neat HOUSES AM
LOTS In the village.
Also, FORTY FARMS in baltimore and
Hartford counties, 70 500 Acres, at prices from
eooo 20 s35.ooo. Apply 20
BkNJ. N. PAYNE,
smedley Row, opposite The Court House
May 10, IeGa.--tE
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"wmAr shall do for my head Tits
30 dizzy seem 10 see double"
The doctor wrote prescription and re-
tired. The receipt ran thus.
when you see double you.wIll End 70.
lief II you count your money"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-09
PLOUGH CASTINGS
PLOUGH CASTINGS I
49,

VNNIE attention Of Farmers aud Merchants IL
II invited 20 my full and complete stock. en-
brncing all the various uizea Of the Wiley,
woodcock. Smith, Atwood, Minor 4 Horton,
Wisconsin, aud other kinds, all Of which will
be sold low by the single piece o. ton.
Alec, good assortment of Plougha, ~ lees
than regular prices. 81 Nos lf9 N. Gay street,
baltimore. HENRY WILCOX.
feb. G.-tf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-09

g. A Pantheist misisteF met Dr. Em-
mons, one day, aud abruptly asked Mr..
Emmons how old are ycu 2" Sixty, sir
and how ola. are you T. " Az old a. the
creation" vas the answer In triumphant
tone. Then you are Of the same age
with Adam and Eve :" Certainly l
was In the garden when they were thoge."
q have always heard that there vas n
third person 10 the garden with them.H 70
piled the doctor, with great GOODNESS shut
never knew before that Il was you."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-09

G. Two gentlemen walking together
were talking Of Che aenses--eeeing, feeling,
and tho like. One remarked that hls sense
ofhearing was remarkable Ioriis sentences,
while the other was not wonderfully en-.
dowed Ia this razpecl. but observed that
bis vision uas wonderful. "Now. 10 iI|as.
trate," said he, can see . ~ on the
splre Of yonder church" Tho other looked
sharply II the place indicated. Al ~
said he, ] can't SEQ him. bat ! can hear
BIS steh.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-09
DR. RUssELL MURDocH.

-OFFiCE-
RESIDENCE or MRS. HAMILTON.
TOwsONTowN.
nFFICE HOURS FROM H. y A. NJ, to .
~ +. A., aud q =. NJ. Apr. :. 6d.-iy.
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Tho Maryland Life Insurance Com
many of Hnlfimorn.

pany OF Baltimore,
ISSUES POLICIES OF every description al
Il the lowest rates. oI the hest Companies.
Foley Holders participate In the profits.
GEORGE +. THOMAS. President
DIRECTORS:
Hamilton Easter, Hiram wooods. Jr..
Allen A. Chapman, Geo. n. Miller.
Geo. y. Thomas, Thomas cassard,
Hugh sisson, william Devr1w,
Charles Webb.
JOHN W. DAVIS. Secretary,
Office No. IS south Street, Baltimore.
ru-Application lor insurance will be rcceiv.
cdby n. ". PAYNE, At Towsontown.
Dec. 2. is6s.-ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-09
OLD TOWN CHINA HALL.
III

4 WOULD call the attention Of my Country
i friends aud customers 10 the new stock of
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENswARE, just
resolved aud for sale At THE LOWEST PRI-
cE8 FOR CASH.
The following are some of the articles which
may DO always had ei every qaafiiy, sire aad
style
bar Tumblcrs, Vegetable Dishes,
Ale do. Pitchers,
Table do. Chambers,
GobletA, Basins aud Pitchers,
Wine GLASSES, Soup Tureens,
Decanters, Pickle Dishes,
Molasses Cans, Dinner Knives A Forks,
Preserve Dishes. Tea de-. do.
Bowis, Carving do. do.
Butter Dishes. Tea Trays,
Candy Jars. Walters,
Caster Bottles. Bteels,
Tea Sets, Tea Spoons,
Dinner Sets. Table do.
Toiie, do. Tasting Spoons,
Plates, Casters,
Cups aud saucers, Pocket Knives.
Meat Dishes, Tea Coffee Pots, Ao
ALSO,
STONE AND EARTHEN WARE.
AT FACTORY PRICES
-PAHrierLAR ArTrsTios GiyES 10 rAcEfso
sooBs ~ 60 out of tlse city.
JOHN 4. wOHDERLY,
tl0 Gay st.. near Front. Balto., nd.
April -, ls56.-ly.
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CANvAssERs WANTED. a, ssoo pc,

EANvAssIsRs WANTED. at ssoe per
~ month. We want reliable agcfts mono
other,l male aud female ~ take the exclusive
fgency Ia every county aud township in the L.
5, TO sell the Photograph Family Record, work
which every family will buy. II is bound like
site each photograph. lor a compisfe record Of
the husband. VII. and each child " a family /.
also containing marriage certificate. aud pages
ior military history ct any member Of the fam
ily. Nothing like Il ever published. aud no
work that agcnts can sell 50 readily. old can,
vasscfs aud others should send lar circulars aud
terms. u s necessary 20 have copies II the
work 20 canvass with price by express e2.se,
st.so aud s1.oa. G. styles y money NAV be- sent
by mail. Name the township wanted. Addrcss
BARTLEsON CO,
March al.--am. alt Chesnut 81. phila.