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DIR. BICKNELLsS SYRUP.
TaE GREAT
Cholera Remedy.

Also, Dysentery, Qiau@a Cholera, Morhus, Nua.
mer Complaint, Pain OF Cramp in Stomach or
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Doct. McCCmb says of TAHRANr'S EFFEH
EStENf SELlIGE APtRIENT Ill meets my
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2ttsons sishiRy IN .iaiellisc !,
Auction Sale.

fl'IiE we'll known Josiah iiatchin.s Farm stu
uated on the West 81 10 OF No-t1en Bay. On
Robert. EardSeii'. point. in the town OF penob-
scot. vii be sold at public Auction, on wednesday
Oct. 81. lstG, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Said Farm contains about eight acres Of good
lani yell wa.ered ard fenced AMI shore pri
yilcse 'shere aay desirable .aanty Of sea weed
may be procured. II j. suitably divided in to
vasturage aud moving; It has betgeen two hund.
red and three buadred cords of Spruce wood.
The buildings a tor and half house 80
feet 2s, containing eight finished room. AMI
largo attic An Ell attached to the house 40 feet
Is. coniaininga cook room sioys room. wood
house Re, Two tarns ia good replir. will be
sill at Aneii"r at the s'Ae time aIli Il'ce yoke
Of oxen, good cows, between twenty and tLilty
shceP, about six tons 1T hay, one large ox WAGON
enc iron seraPer. pIows. NinnJwing machine and
uther farmirt. tools
~ fermsto be made known at the time OF
sale.
R.M. TURNER,
Penobscot Sept 3D. lsd6. 81
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HOMEOPATHY.

TIlE TPrTV8Te Hfe n M Hu@f.
}oW only - taaa gfarl,f3, Poisoning.
S.gfE'aH mad H,n7d. PHJsi and Ife@a-
!Hrc Brufi
The .ubsrriAer, 18th - eaHse snnascsaFy ir- uhla
OF expense 10 any one, aui especially q ihe-g
for hose consolation AMI benefit he has travtl'
ed aud ? 3 red ~ the isst ;iitseu .cHr5 aud Ia
sifuus ~ s-i u ms ewn UNITS. viii devote the
month ot july ia last effort for the adjustment
aud settlement Of bis leiGa uds sfler walsh -. re
msiniBg unsettled sl.I pass Unfortunately iH.o
The bands ot AZ attoIavy.
81 Il. PULSIfER.
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Persons suffering from and disorder or disease no
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Address,
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druggists. SARAH \. CHENAliEE. NJ. u. At
" hoicSaie in boston by Geo. G. GOODWIN " to.
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FARM FOR SALE

fY1he valuable farm situated At Notth Eii'sof.h.
l belonging To tho Esiate IF the late Va.
Jcllison III, incluii1s a two inl hail stirY
house AMI cunt atnias fifteen rHeul.. large htru
with out -buildrng- Ar=. with 4p. hundred hul
Forty. tGut acres Of and. well dtyiled into tn
pasture anl woodland. Has large APP
pie orchard. This u ,cty desitatis heait ii
aud is aGe Of tn best fatL.. IA the town. Tor
particulars inquire on the premises ~ 81
SEM TISDALE. Ell, Ellsworth.
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DR.. Matlison's Sure Remedies
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been restored TO health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after havin
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ton, and that dread disease, consgmptionS anxious
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cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy 81 N
prescription used Gree of charge, with the diree-
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Lung affections. The only ooject OF the advertiser
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and spread Indignation which he conceives to be in
valuable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remdy as ii will cost them nothing, end may prove
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Parties wishing the prescription, EaEE, by return
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
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WARRINGTON. Nav 18th. 1865. =

II. + 4
earIcE or CoMprRoLLER CURRENCY,
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cIIANdR NATIONAL BANK OF NORFOLK. in the
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folk, in the County of Norfolk and State Of Virginia
authorized to the business of Banking under
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TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES.l
DIVISION OF THE NATIONAL BANKS, )
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TN ~ c.rcmit oburt for Baitimovs obmnlr,
III fAf EigAM Jndiciaf Cinndf - sfrtnsksr 1I'v.a
lsss.--J0HN RANDOLPH QUINN, -. An
ELlNE PfERP0HT, q. al
The object Of this Blu Of Complaint, which
was lled 70 December Term lssi. Il % procure
ssle Of the Real Estate 81 Thomas j. Pier
pont, late 81 Baltimore County, deceased, ia or
der y pay and satisfy his outstanding creditofs.
The snesisnee is thaa risrponL ia bis lifetime,
~ss lhdsessd 70 said oninn IN large sum %
money. That judgement was obtained by said
Quinn for the aincunt of his claim. That the
pcrsonal estate Of deccdcnt was insufficient 20
pay his dcbts. That after his death, his heirs
a. law by Deed conveyed their interest," In his
real es.sls 10 said Abclsns, his widow for her
natural life. That said Deed IL a fraud upon
tho creditors Of dccedent. That said Deed
may be declared void, and that the real estate
of deccdcnt be sold for the benefit Of his credl-
tors. That the children aud tho heirs al Law
decdeni are sarah Ann, who intertnarIi with
James Csvy, Charles II. who intermarred with
Eliza Ann. Milcha G. and Mary c. Pierpoint
sdulis, and James Pier!ioint an infant
Aud petition Of complainant filed in the
cause. allegce that two successive writs Of sFb-
PG"s Issued sgains, taid James cavy and sa-
rsh Am his wife, Charlea a. PieFpointa and Eli.
- Ann his wiir. Milcha G. and Mary c. Pier.
point adults aud James rierpoint an infant,
commanding them a. appear and answer the
prem iscs. Ac.. have been returned non snHf. by
the sheriff Of baltimore county. II u there.
W" Us - "sy " t.v'uht!' ae""' npyA"ees
aud ordered thst said parties be proceeded
sSainsi % non residents. aud that the complain
ant. by csusings copy of this order N be insart-
ed IA some newspaper published ia baltimore
csunty and ale" IN some newspaper published
in Baltimore city, once week for four success
siye weeks before tho twclfth day of Mych,
1850, give notice "a 'he said James Cavy. Sarah
Ana Cavy, Charlie u. Picfpoint. Eliza Ann
PtcrpOini. Milehh &. Pisrloint and Mary c.
ri-rpoih, adul,e. aud James Pierpoint infant.
said absent defendants of tho oiirct aud sub.
stance 81 SAID bill oi complaint. and warn them
o. ~ hsfors ne isA day 81 Jane, issS. To answer
che ptni.,.s.- nd show rausc. IL any they have,
vky .ccres ought not he passed a. prayed.
y. 1. II. EMORY.
True supv -Tcs'.
IpEN H. LoNGNEcRER. Clerk.
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w ~ ~ \ Il wv - y
sY guy BAR" ~ "'rHLr r,ii.
The times are hard; you'd like To- SNOW
How you may saV" v"ur dollars.
The way I" i" It will how.
!. -. VII read w',.' :.ilna,:
\ insn who liv.d ace, f.,r from here
Who worked hard "a: hi. trade.
~; hal d, household Q" supl,ot;
flat -4uau.lc- 4 >! hr made.
met HIM "ncc. .ay. he. My ;ri"nd.
look ihrradh,ic and rough
I'VE tried go 1T uuy-cli 9 suit.
i;t can't say" A. though.
Say. !. Ny f-:cri. low n,uca have YOU.
TN ;cii son where :" 90
~ yet suit that sound and cheap
~ SMITH. BROS. : 60.
lie took what li,,lc hc had ,aycd.
And w.ut to Smith < Brothers,
And there h. got handsome suit.
For hall lie paid 10 "thcrs.
Nnw hr Is hom-. hc i,oks...o we'll.
And the respect . such.
ghn' WHOM they iakc their daily meals
They d",'t ca' half SCI much.
ini now hc finds on Saturday night.
With ali their wants supplied.
That d" has money l"fi {" spend
Aud ."in" 8" lay r,id"
His good succ..,. with cheerful smile.
H. gladly tells 9" al
e. Il would ,t.s money. 20 and buv
Y"ur rl"'h", 40 MARBLE HALL"
whcrc tho cheapest. finest and hes, elotiin ~
aud -"nis furnishing s"ods ron Ice had :" cut
every trade aui IN every s;vl". - Is md ~
WEST BALTIMORE STREET.
Nov. Eft
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NOTICE.

!, E,i tiSarr 'ausIi unrmAN. Cotr-.'
January 10. isG6.
ORDERED. that thc .ulr ii tho Real Estate
oi sAMt III lowell. dec, ssri. made NJ
Reuben lowell she aim nistratpr aud Tfus..e.
icr 'he sal~ .: 'hs Real Estate 81 tho sad do
ceased. snd ihi. lay f"l"ficd q" 'his rouri BY
the sa.d Aduinis'rr'pr and Trustee. be -atifed
sud confirmed. unless rauss hc shown g. the
contrary. 80 o. s.fo-, re :oN deg II Ftsrsafy.
1896. Provided. copy u this order bc insert
c.l ia teine w."klN newspaper. Published In
Baltimore county. inr throc successive weeks.
before the :oih dav 81 February. lSGe.
The report states the amount Of sales o. hs
- fSigncd.
JOSEPH MERRYMAS.
JAS. s. STAMFORD
Tfl- copy 80 Tc-i
JOHN rItILrnT. Register of Wills
for baltimore county
Jan. st
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FOR SALE

. = FARMS IN different sections of Balti.
[Omore county, from 5 70 500 Acres. -
Also. HOUSES AND LOTS In III
Towsontown, Building Lots forH
sale o. lease. Ground Rents Tor sale. Money %
Loan on Mortgage. Apply 70
bEgJ. n. PAYNE.
smsdley Row, opposite The Court House.
Doo. set
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PRIVATE SALE
~ THAT
BEAUTIFUL FARM

IN which now reside. - miles from Bal
" tihor.. mile, from frccland -.
IL station. y e.. L. T.. iniir it"inf.s.sfa
GtzSsN-~ MRrkri, aud binding onlssss
the Bal,in"r" and York turn 3
FINr ! mile. - thr Village Of New Market
Their" u poet Office. iw" churches. store. two
hotels. smith aud whe-iwriehi shops. aud thr""
resident physi"isns. There are grol school.
within mile and mill within one mil.
Ia" iaru contains
10 AcEEs.
about 20 81 whirhar" ia good timber. Z Il" land
II level al clear "i stone. iO0 bu-hrl. "i iiin-
hav" bceu put on it within the past ~" wears
ia" farm j. we'll fenced aud aid I'll into Oh,
helds, aHi has two spfugs of cxccllca; water
81 u. II ha, al.na Peach aud Apple "frhrfd
81 loo tree. each. beside "a abundaur,"i pear.
and other fruit.
I'll" improvements = splcndsd.
NEw MANSION.
?dx u feet. with wide porch "a three sides.
an excellent cellar under the wh"lr. a large
hall through the centrr. four ronin. ga the fr.,
floor ani .iy on ia" second with An cScel.eh;
garrett. On" good lns Barn. SoNGo feet. q ten.
ant lI"u'r. DAIRY. meat .'J h"n ll.u..... With
a well 81 nr-t.clrs water 90 IA. ,i,."r 81 lh'
hans."n.
II IS unnc''r'sAr: t" s.y in"tc %: til. farm Ia.
i''r-"ii. VII" wi.h 10 iuf,l,as" can ."r Cor them
'"iH"'- u 'mi"".imt" application be- ina'l". i
JACOB SHOCK.
Maryland Lime l.. o. I,ait.innr.. county. Md.
EkFEEENrES.
iaincs Il. Siandif'-,l. Iud.c orphans Court.
LAY mcnl \ Burton. i.N v. Bale. ST. iial,.
Col. J"hn Horne. Nov Freedom. ~.
q. W. Benilsy. E.l. Ecr Tree. Bsltu.Co.. Nd
EX Sheriff !. walkcr. v.-ttu. lo du
Jam. Eainp,~v. Esn .lu H. i,
l.. :. Esefhafi. Eco. Nd. Line Il, dn
Editors Union" i"'-.pntovu. d, i"
De. at.
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l. oi Baltimore county. ,lccensc,i, a.
"iicr their Farm irr sale. having de- <st
. ,s,%,"Sa . t. :" Wet Th' FARM 80:
1874 ACRES OF LAND.
about Sc -. whirh ale slcatcd and in q ..ooi
state Of cultivation. being heavily lined Is
acres OF ia" cleared land Is bottom or meadow
land. producing gs''l grass the halancr
WOODLAND ~ THRIVING TIMER.
This Farm j. situated ou the Baltimore Road
leading from Gor-uch's Mills Gin said connty.l
to intcrsect the Old York Road 10 Kirk wnnl'.
Shops. II J. convenient To- Churchrs, Sch,nls
aud Post Ofic". aud abont { miles from the
Northern Central Railroad.
The improvements are a GOOD
FRAME DWELLING HoUSE.
sixaG feet. wo-si"ries. Dacl. Building Isx:I
feet. Franc Barn suxSo feet. with Shedding
aud all other buildings necessary "h = farm /.
stone Spring House. Carriage House. Men,
HOUSE. Poultry House ani Granary. III. farm,
is well fenced anl watcrcd. Il ha. =
GOOD APPLE AND PEACH ORCHARD
of Choice Fruit IN thriving condition. Their.
are ~" streams Il water running through the
Farm. uniting on the lower part having un. ~
two good Mill seats,
u not old at Private Sale by
ThHreiay. .Nifci Sn lScs
ut o'clnck T. NJ.
II Will be offered AZ Public sale On the premi.es
TERMS OF SALE One.hslf Cash. the bal
anee IN two instruments. one IN six. tho other
in twelve months. 'cruseal by mortgage ~ good
sndorscr.
sp-Any per'on wishing to purcha." can
view the premises aud consult with ,lsc sub
scrib"rs living IN the Farm.
ANN SMILEY.
REM. u. SMILEY.
BLACK Horse :. -. ilsrfarl &C.. Md.
Jan. u. Is.
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To all Whom il May Concern:
Notice ~ HerehE Given.

rINiAT tho undersigned, examiners. appoint
J. 81 hv the County Commissioners Of Bai;i-
moic ccuBty. gu thc petition Of :. parkhurtt and
Others. io' the opening of public road leading
from ID. Reis;ersiown turnpike. through th.s
lands - Mr.. Richardson. NJ. Robertson, VIM.
RichHrdson. Alfred Gala Cher. Caleb Hopes,
Win. Bland. :. rarkhursi, Roht. Wylie. Mrs.
Hook. heirs q Mr.. Burk aud others, passing
through Mount Washington. aud terminating
=, thu Fails ;arnpik. having taken the oath
required by law. will proceed IN the 2lst Dry
o. Fi5-vag.. iSss. al ihe premises, (if fair. II
i.o, the next fair day 10 execute the trust re-
passed IN them. aud the requirements Of the
Acts % Assembly N such eases made and pro
vided.
JAMES l.. RiDGELY. Ia,
WILLIAM BUCK,
CHARLES FAINTER.
Jan. .O.--J' Examiners.
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FARM FOR SALE.
FARM WANTED.

A FiRsT.cLAss FARMER is DESTROYS Of
IA Renting . good FARM of not lees than loo
Aares. Any one wanting good tenant will do
we'll 70 inquire Of JNo. IT, LoHGNEcKKR,
Zee, Clerk Of the Court. Dec. N.--M.
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To all Whom IL may Concern.
Notice in hereby Given:

rnNliAT the undersigned Examiners, appointed
III by ihcCpun'y Commissioner 7f baltimore
county. IN the i+ii,ipn 81 Jesse Garrett and 9th.
sfs. b,r the opening Of q road in the 18th dis.
;riri ~ Baltimore county. beginning at pub
lie road ncar John Msst's, running thence on
tho bed 81 nu Did ROAD on the lin. al the land-
of Mrs.. ialia Citing aud others. 90 q rad
leading o. the Hartford turnpike, near Joshua
+. wrishi's hotel. 'hen~" on the hci II an old
county RAD lradinc to Chnrieshnrough. and
also .cr ih- rl"sing Of the remainder ri IN" old
road. Having taken 10, oath required By law.
will proceed ~ ThHr-dsg. ne i;n af March. 90.
on the pTcmre-. q; iaig, 1t not. the next fair
day. {" execute the ,Fust r-losei in them. and
the requirements 81 the Acts ef Assembly. ia
such c's., made and provided.
CHARLES r. RAfLE.
LEoNARp q. VtiSLAS.
WILLIAM GORSvCH.
fgl. 80 Examiners.
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vNvHr unasrsignsd. hsving been appointsA
MAGISTRATE u the Nintk Kleetion DIE
tFicl will attend teAll oosinew entrusted ~
bic care ~ hls Fenidsncs near Providsnes Chap
uRiAH CARTER. 81
Jan. ASA.
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ROAD NOTICE.
TO all whom II May Concern.
Mofsoo IN YHorolov C3fvon.

gT,uaT thirty days from che date Of this I'd
Il vertisement, petition viii be presensed
", for the locating and opening Of county
read. commencing Al tho end Of Browns lAne,
on the Falls road. and running 70 intersecs
county road At Mayes' Chapel, IN The SIN ala
triel of Baitlnnre county.
Feb. At
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-17
FOR SALE,

BARN nearly new, H.: there IS also on this
property a choice collection Of FRUIT TREES
The land il kind and can leo brought To- high
state of cultivation.
Their" is alsr connected with the Farm. a Il ne
WATER POWER. with circular saws. and
turning lathes ia good order. A fine body IL
prime TIMBER can be had alta low rate with.
in a very short distance of the Mill. The Va.
ley Turnpike will run through this property.
II Early application is made IL will b. sold .,
a srca; bargain. Apply 70
M6 RES HESS.
No. Law Buildnys. st. Paul ST.. BALTIC.
Dee. l6.--tf