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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-15
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Toilet ar,ice. wao.essia by DEiAs BARNES Il Co. r. C.
To the Grain Receivers and TranspOrters Of the
OF Ne,g-A Ortg.
orpios oS ia ArisSric Deck cOsp,sf,l
Tie , d. o .a boats 90 tAs sna ham 'or PAS
s, 80 coapsey Ned . lie space forty ns.ly
pend sues. oola the costs from ne 1s'g
MI bos-, loaded ~ m sisir, unsss 6nd inside.
j. not oay an a, e 5 d .ni y sa ssss o. ss
Basin from which De ezpeeess' 'uy moments Ibis
We not oa sin give yeu wsrs bu, s.s Of saeb ss
3, yG ''' 'n''" T. SraANkiiS ps-aea
sewing ,Iachi-es.
Posi- wy ouy ti- city where md 81 kads
Of NEW SEwiNG-NhCHINES = msnuscin.'n pre'' 'nA
where you exchange tue shin 'hry @ To- 90 ~
Macnin. So ihoa' s-a 90. 5. rot s.i'het
siBLEA 4 slOUr~
No n B-osJw,v
Corael o. B..--.erst-
Professional iib-raIip.-t'lk NtWfORA tolLEos
Vr 30. - a. q - ,.co,f Crs ,s. Az. n.r
,ls rg' oS On @ End H & ed sp5ss tss dpec
service. ssod hem 'nV'sd "a
''' EflllGa F''F w H. Dvrxsars. SMITH '0oo'.
Fun for ths Hosaay-.f-s rs.es, o;s,ssas a a
Rs,l, go,.., &c.,. sore sa a.. bssfssy ssss.
Propesss Chda Csrr5Fs DoJ t,. Cis hoseI, s-s" sss
agaai.css p,e,, S 5. " shra No. % wiAaa'' ass'
The osly ,,saiens in lbe World
Tla w',rsHed sse and rslf, 80 % :, -sG. q rns.fs
riLE And HUMoR TRE say who % no, ,soi e.
o. OF us for efsha
fi'nge u, eight years IN pies aud Hamof'
sod eserVwhere
fsdics' frrneh shoes.
81. SLATER hsvng gs,Qtrea i1a 70 d alslsos
rsfis. b. ss,otEsa ND AHp u. a. sAttS
SLIPPERS BOWS, fEENCd ~ Shf.hS, - IiirD 9'''7s
IL T. SLATER
lmport.rs ,nj Mar isct'frt o. L'd-' fl.1eh sios'
80. $40 Broadway, n. Y.
The uaoAsrn Cemetery - Itussd the ius o. tho Hsf
Leu a'ros tm.i eulre Nood-Nn sAon m.sa a1ssA
81 - C.rigai PEA. Ofes - s. tsst 4wsntJsiKlts.
VIZ. cusr. Conro'er WM =. bOOih, r-r'e,'..
Gooa Rasrd With AIasnettr Treatmsnt-Mrs Ebs 2.
N.n. ,,Eer T. DsTts ClsvoYsHt sHd hssnsic hss'aA
N.fa "a, e-' 80 oosffefi o.
a, p,spi, !, sr ssts.s he he~srs
ABp.v 10 or adde's DONAN WILLIAMS. Ne s~ - sssv
sfk, \. J.
=, ~ ~ BI..ss.s 1e1t SABBATH MORNING Igi ocssss.
Al, ~. ryitsd n he City Mission Roos.
Rrirser, II 81 snds reP,ir.e psy
"a. 4 UNIVERSAL WkIh0ER. sso for pOfs v ASufN6 hi.
1HJNT promp Sled 81 r. g. BROWNING Geas al Agsas 30.
le CourtsAd,-s' topp0,i's Ms-crsae Hc.7ii
1l.ths. Mrisssrs s.gs. RLPAlREp o. .Bs SAiaxv
ylshIN8 AND -WRlN0iNo MAtfcNE COaPAEG. No a
casr'sagist. hss-kert.
Thr World Renowned wiaaiow'a Green Fsru. 4
re'ssIly r srsgy siy Der By al rsspsc.b- 0fo,sE
tlrousiols tAe county
WfEs. Teuposs snd Ornamratat Hasr.-
aud Bars shtt-s
". 8. BAiONaLDha No 10 BuHast
For Light Fancy Cake, Do4sinsts esd Psf.-, t,i,
ih M De- heN Ne " Table 100 the PpN Uf YEAST POW
DLk es '.e =. h&tl - o.',r Nys 49, - Ps,l -.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-15
pouLTRY IN IN.

Chickens choice - Pigeons Squab Fpair CAS-
Ordinary y .......iso21 Turkeys choice q U.. 2512s
Ducks choice e. ....25a2s Ordinary A. f2I
Ordinary q n ... aOd22 Parfridges 4 palrf s4dt2 %
Broad bin. Widgcon Prairie Chickens y
GRAY q plir 0eG Isl e. @ 81 ~
Canvass back prs 5OdJ % Rabbits 0at0
Malard y pair a. 250sl n squirrels gray each .. sdlO
Geese y n ........ gJd22 Quail 4 drz....8 00a4 ~
Mongrel y n .....gIacj Neuson fr1ut y b.. edle
Wild each 81 2Jasl % Hans'& Saddle. ......a2J
Guinea Fowls 4 pr 81 - Steak q -...ljd2O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-15
FLOUR, AEAL, ETC.
FRUITS AND YUTs-DRY AND CANNED.

Apples, cooking peck, Isabella. b.. .2Qa29
$3.50 Malaga, B...-..15Gtl 90
Good = bush. 4 goa 30 Lemons doz. 2OaJ0
Per bbl........ OOQ 90 Oranges Hayans. y doz
CranbeTries d25 ..')QSl %
Grapes Catawb0 n. asa ~ Pear. Winter pkl COO %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-15
senins-llachi~s.

Pos. v-y h, ouy city YOU md ~ E.j
Of NEW SEWING-NACHlNES msnufsctnsrs' pre-. sad
where you Eau exchange tue hn thriy iav o 10
ylacinn. 50 ihoa, - .s ,ls. 60. q. rot sii.het.
slBLEA 4 slOOr~
B-5sJusv
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-24
CoQuotry Among Girls.

suppose that cOguetry. in its Legitimate
form. - among woneus charms. and that
ihere Is Legitimate sphere for !ts employ
ment Tor except N rare natures. i is o
natural thing with ynur sex Nature has
ordained tina; mau shall prize most that
which shall cost an effort. and while IL has
des lgned that you shall NJ some time give
yOar heart and hand TO a worthy man. il
has also provided - way Tor making the
prize he seeks an apparently difficult one
. WIN. II .s "a simple and beautiful provi-
SION Tor enhancing yoHr value IN his eyes,
90 as 20 make a di'licuit thing sc that which
you know 20 he unsps akaby easv. II vou
hnid yourselves chrsply and meet all ad.
vancss with open Willingness and gladness.
the natural rcsalt wsil be that YOUR lover
VAL '.iv or you. To become a a.rt is 10
metam"rphns- into a disgusting passion
that which nv natural constitutions harm.
lcss aud useful instinct This instinct of
coqnetry. which makes woman thing to
he won and which suppose all women ars
conscious OF possessing IE some degree. is
not thing 80 be cultivated or developed
a; all.
Il should b. lef, % itself uus,imulated
and nnpsrvcried aud r. in the formative
stage If your womanhooi. hv initiating
them. or seeking 10 iuake impressions for
the sake oisccurlu- attentions which are
repaid by insult and negligence. Won do
violence tc your nature. you may make OF
yJursef woman whom your own sex de-
-piSs. and whom sensible men who do not
mean 90 cheat Won with insinceriiies as
mean a. Sours. are afraid Of They will
not love. and they will not trust von.-Dr.
IplianH
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-24
sercnadinR OF a Cold Night

The most foolish and ridiculous position
a man standing five feet eleven inches or
six feet. and stout 10 proportion. can be
placed N. - n front ol house Of bitter
cold night. singing love ditties to his lady
iayre. and accompanying himself on fro
zen gullar. We saw poor devil making
himself miscra1l, ia this way Few nights
since, and fanc.cd all the while the object
"t hls affections lcciiing her pretty nose
irom under the cover ioo cold io think of
rising. aud lanyhing at him WIN was making
q judy "f himself nn her account. Of q
calal warm nlght II Is we'll enough but
when old Jack Frost j. about. We think o
comfortable IRE preferable TO Ny heart.
my heart j. breaking for the love OF any.
body under the window How can young
meu he So stupid as Ia suppose that the
girls will leave their warm beds Of n bitter
culd night To hear the plcadings Of their
PASSIONATE lips. iho breathiugS Of the heart
through chaitcriRg teeth Fudge. BOYS
keep AT home until the season OF flowers
comes round seain. and then we'll have
music and ronaav. plenty.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-24
WHOLE NO. so.
ExpendItures for Manures.


- Millions Of dollars are annually exusnded
FOR mannres. that ought he saved, for with
adequate pains taken, farm whose stock is
rightly propoFiioned 10 the number OF acres
titled. viii furnish all the manure necessary
10 keep the farm constantly increasing Ia
fertility. Barns should BE- 20 arranged as
10 shelter aud save all the manure. both n.
! Tuid and solid then. aS n load OF solid ma.
Rnre IN removed from the stable 10 the or.
dure r0Om." there should be thrown over IL
two or three times it, bulk Of refuse straw
sods, weeds. leaves. bean aud pea vines.
mulch. swamp mnck. tanbark. sawdust and
shaviBgs. pouring over the heap as much IL
gaid manure as the compost will absorb
lty the constant repetition of this process,
there will be created an enormous amount
Oi iermeniesl manure, sufficient TO supply all
reasonable demand. of the farm.
leigh, or tea hogs are atlcned, by
means OF ih" SAME process the hog.pen Is
made 10 farnish bOuntigui supply Of ma
nare for the garden aud large field OF
corn. Any farm may thus be made 10 manu-.
lactnto all the manure for the crops grown
upon u. except potatoes. aud those should
ha," plaster instead of manure. as the lat
;cr increases their tendency 10 rot. Po,a-
toes should lac planted on dry piece Of
ltn'Is AFTER haek wheat. aud the land we'll
sewn With plaster into zach hill Ashes
IL" very well a n sul-iitui. Tor plaster; poin.
toes are not liable to rot planted with either.
"uauoIs good. aud valuable for farm
a." hut every farmer should save from the
dr"rp.nss uf the h.nncry enough for
hum" use, instead of buying the imported
article. Ffivic. should be 50 constructed
A. 30 readily Weld up their accumulation.
either rom i.sht box. 80 hung ne to ca
,ily Il" moved, or from a sliding drawer
whence the contents should be CONVEYED
Ia heap or vat ut absorbent refuse.
which should also be the receptacle or
kitchen refuse aud bedroom deposits. \
compost heap j. thus formed sufficiently &C.
enrich garden iu the highest degree OF
fertility. aud by the u~e of chloride Of lime.
% some other disiui,ciant. al "fensiveness
may bc avoided
Th" following deductions drawn from
years of observation aud experienced ara
worthy the attention nf farmers:
lsi Farming cannot be prohiably con.
Quoted wi'houi careful reference 10 the laws
Of waste aud supply.
Cd. The ua,urn OF lie waste mus. De IN.
derstood. and the proper remedies applied.
81. All these supplies should be drawn
from the resource, "r the farm under eu!.
ture
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-24
Selrrt gortrp.
FROST PICTURES.

las. night when the round monn wa. ridinsou
high.
And many star twinklel up IN the skv.
when lhe trees stretched their bare arm. ai,r
on the hill.
And the fires were ~ on. and Tho who'll. h,,,,,c
4 SHARP cracking sound broke the silence ol
Jack Frosi. with lee tinder was ,rikin. a li,b,
Twas wee little star. that CLEANED white nn
the pane.
Aud The elf was a. work with hi, nigh, aud
his main.
| saw his long beard sweep the window like
snow,
The eurls lcf' their traccs--yoril Gnd them
there now;
His glance was like lightning. his wit, finger,
ncw
Come look at the pictures he lrf, here f.r con.
lie
Far up in the clouds of star spangle,i shv,
And. low IN the valley, iair city elra,n.
All silent "nd white ike The city ii dream.
lIs spires are of marble. ~ bright h. the d.v.
Zach ninar", proud flashes back ,h, cienr raw.
The walls az" Transparent. with crystal cin.
bosscd,
Each gate il 'i'monl with rainbow hue.
crossed.
Aud her" !, nnother. q .ilyery iasc.
Th" shore AZ" all ir" i'olni. 10, v,-... ncye.
break
\ White 'lfr hing. ",e.. as ,n.y rnl.
Aud his' "' 'l~ oIiir .'an'l. , '-~~ ,opc.
Near by 8. grr;t. "f opai si..i r..il.
And irIns, "a ir' armur. their banner. ,.,f,rf.
And thee. g great a,a.anch" cnines rushing
down
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-24
Pleasure and Sleep.

When William the Fourth was crowned.
a gentleman from the country having bccl.
seized with temporary mama TO witness
The coronaiicn procession. purchased a scat
IN one Of ih" stands erected IN the Palace
iard iot the occasion. and. fearful hest th.
crowd should preveat his access 60 il in the
m"rning. be took possession Of over night.
Excited expectation. eonspiring with the
novelty oIhis position. kept hinl thorough.
ly awake TIL toward noon next day. lie
'aw the multitude assemble. the military
take up their posts. anda tho successive
changes which Indicated the near approach
Of gorgeous and solemn ceremonial -
hut he had drawn too freely upon bis physi.
cal strength. There is point Of compuI.
sion beyond which nature refuses obsdi.
encc. Tho point IN this instance was
reached few minutes before the process
sion started. aud when II passed by the
stand on which the country gentleman sat,
he was locked in the arms Of sleep that
would not let him 20. The Incident fairly
illustrates the position We ars aiming %
establish. There are soms things which ~
from you the more rssoiutely they ere court.
ed--sicep ls one. pleasure Is another.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-24

dancers keep time 70 the music. aud under.
meath the mask Of gaiety heads are throb.
bing and hearts are breaking for IL we
could only lin mp tho veil, sometimes. and
look within the heart. we would draw back
In amazement TO see how much sorrow and
suffering are hidden under assumed merri.
mrnt
The clock strikes three rs the last ono is
leaving Tor home. and. with aching brow,
May reiircs 10 her room and sinks into II
broken slumbcr.
Another Eve years have flown ere we
again see May. She is welded. but her.
is not happy marriage. Love for his
breast for the stronger love Of the card.ta.
bio aud the wine cup. Many a night ,hr
sOrrOwful wife waits with pale face aud
beating heart to hear the step or her hus
band as he reels up the street half intoxi.
Gated, aud parts with his wild companions
NJ the door.
Even the entrcaties of his wife are Of no
avail. Slowly but surely he j. going in the
downward road. Business. wife and home
are all forgoiton ia the excitement of wine
aud play. Ono by Que his friends desert
him. and finally he finds himself = ruined
man. All the property goes a. creditor.
and the blow sohcrs him for short time
Wealth and luxury are gone. aud in an
humble home he and his hcafi broken wifi.
begin another journey Int ambition has
lied. the wine cup is dcafer than ever. aud
the poor wretch is fast losing all i,.ir,l
for himself or his friends.
May IS no longer ga She ..u,, uhoui
with shadow On her face lud q .nawin.
pain a. her heart ~ search of srN'ng 10
support herself aud her wor,hl,,. husband
oh ihr bitterness of being looked upon
with contempt by those VII" were once
!our companions. 80 May found Il. aud
discovered that true iricnd- are NJ, alNays
10 be found.
Years went by, AMI her husband filled q
drInkard's grave. and the hectic nush aud
hollow cough told that Nav would soon
sleep beside him Tho check grow palrf
every day and before 4 c.rlonds aud sun hin.
ofthiiiy ycal, had passed over her head. ,ii.
had sunk INTO the grave. q hear; broken 40.
man no friends wept about her grave. bat
20 paupcr's burial place she slept the sleep
Which know no waking
10 y0u ask what hecanic cf hsriIch friend
Of happier dnys aud why they did nu' help
hey; IN reply wilt t;;; .; al who prof...
friendship. ARE not iru" friends and mane
whoclu,ier around you in yo1r ,uu.hut
daNs stand aflr oil IN the day ufad,vr.iy.
This Is but fictitious story aud rrrnal,
i Is oVcylrawn. but who can doubt that
MANY arr brought iO sorrow and shame los
means Of the wine.cup. tha; were once hap.
py and light hearted: - n0r1ig Nr9".i..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-24
REMOVAL.
GEORGE STEIBER,
BOOT & SHOE MAKER,
T0wsoNTowN, MD.
xN

HEEEBY informs the citizens OF Towson-
IL town AMI vicinity. that he has removed
~, Boot and shu. establishment from his re-.
cent place Of business. to the building adjoin-
ing the post office and store Of Mr.. Nelson Coop
er. where he will in the future be pleased 10 sea
all his friends and customers.
keep constantly ON hand varied assort-
ment Of Boots. Shoes, Caters, Ac.. ior either
Ladies'. Gentlemen or Children.
ALLOF MY own MANUFACTURE.
which will Ice found a. durable. and cheaper
than eau be procured IN the city Of Baltimore.
return my thanks tor the very liberal pa
tronagc have heretofore received. and will
endcaVor. by attention To- business. aud mc,ler
ate charges. Ia merit a continuance ofthc same.
GEORGE STEiBER.
April l.-Cm.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-24

Har Warrington" relates a story. which
Tom corwin used to tell about horse jock.
ey in Lebanon. Ohio. who had rule " nev-
or 10 lend man dollar unless he would
put down two Spanish mllcd dollars as So.
curiiy." The Jockeys three main rules for
life, however, were, first never refuse 10
drink with a man. because Il won't cost you
anything !" sceond "never ask u man 10
drink. because Il will cost you something.
aud might lead the man into bad habits Z
3d. "never mind what happens. 80 long as
IL dat happen TO you"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-24
County AdUertisements.
INTERNAL REV. NOTICE.

A LII Blacksmiths, whcelwrights, Butchers,
N Manufacturers, Auciioneers and Pedlcrs
viii please take notice, that they ARE required
by Law to take ont Government License, aud
with the exception oi Pcdlers. are required to
make IN the Assistant Assessor,
A MONTHLY RETURN
Of all work done 10y them. the same IN be pro
seRted on oF before the TENTH OF EACH
MONTH. after which time penalty or fine Of
twenty. Eve per cent will he added.
SG-All persons interested will please take
notice and have their returns In by the tenth
Of January.
FRANK l.. MORLiSG.
Asst. Assessor 9th Div. 5th Dist.
COUNTY OFFiCE-lIookstown Road near
first Toll Gate. Office hours 10 . s. NJ. and
tn PM.
CITY OfFfCE-No. F? Eutaw Street. Ofice
hours from 10 \. NJ. to3 l.. NJ.
Dee. 23.-tl.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-24

lSrEEEsTIEc 10 TINip SKATERS. The fol.
loving Is the military rule for estimating
the strength Of ice. Experienced skaters
may thus learu 10 judge how heavily they
may tumble without dagger 70 the river
sTwo inches thick will bear infantry
four inches. calvary with light guns sis
inches. heavy field guns. uieht inches. viii
bear 1000 pounds TO the square foot"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-24

g. A Russian bet with Pole that be
could put bullet through his hat at ono
hundred PAGES without touching his head.
The relg crowded his hat down 40 FAR that
the bullet went through his head, thus win.
ming the bot
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-24

60 In town IN ronncciicut resides n
man who made for,uh. in the milk busi-
ncss, by not giving The fall measure as he
grew rich be thoaght lac would change his
occupation ~ something more respectable.
and accordingly bought girls, mill. In
not feel right abou, the cheating he had
practi<ed ~ the milk business. aud wished
some way could be devised whereby he could
repay in the grlst-mll what he had cheated
IN ih. other At last they settled on the
following plan. which was. TO have the mea-
suIe which they took toll with. as much too
large, as the milk measures were too small.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-24
AUCTIONEERaNs!.

TNlIE undersigned still continues the busi,
Il ness oi Aict.onccring Real or Pcrsonal
Property Of every description. wheE no; q.
his residence IA Towsontown. inquiry may lie
ma'lc at the office either Of the i'nlot or the
journal. Persons desiring his services should
make application - early a. possible. 50 n to
arrange the dav of sale. Thankful Tor past ia.
vors he -"sr"c;iu!ly ask. continuance of the
same. SAM'L q. WILSON,
Towsontown. Baltimore %.
Aug. 90. IS6J-tf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-24

My friend" said the Rev. Siduey smith
70 cobhler who vas msudlng hlsshos. wheu
the great vii was poor euFate IN 0lnmcus.
tsFshifo, 'you remind me egths sacred oF.
dance Of matFimony' "iIow % Z" Qn6lk
the eobbIer. Because you bind two sols.
together in udity 20
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-24

81 4 rirtF man, n lew Sabbaths since.
was preaching n sermon upon Death. in Me
course OF which he asked the question, ais
II not solemn thought - His little four
years old boy. who had been listening With
rapt attention Ia his father. Immediately
answered. in shFiIl. piping voice. 50 a. 10
be heard thruaghout the house. greatly 10
the amusement Of the congregation. Yes,
sir IL is."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-24
History OF the Rebellion.
HISTORY az TINE ~ Ar.

hlhtOry OF the AeDeluOn.
uEADl.ES's HISTORY OR TME " Ar.
rI,IIE undersigned having procured an agcn-
Il ~ for this valuable work for a I,ortipn OF
Baltimore aud Hartford countic. will IN = very
short time visit the people of the county solic-
iting subscriptions therefor. Il will bc true
and faithful history ut events a. they have trans
Piie,l since April is6l. until ncarl! 1" the pres
ent time.
II will be published in two vols. at Ss.5o each
the first Of which will so"n be delivered. aud
the second Immediately after the close "f the
war. Each volume win contain many pages "i
illustrations Of Battle scenes aud over forty par.
traits OF officers prominent in the war, both
North aud South.
Volume /. containing 900 pages. is already
prepared. aud will be delivered by the Agents
after finishing the canvass IN their several lo.
calitics. Volume II will be issued as soon n
practicable after the close of the war. and will
contain about 100 lagcs. or more. II necessary
to complctc the History.
The under.ignri ai.o has fsr sale ,hc
d" NURSE AND SPY"
June :. lsG5.-iy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-24
Towsontown Female Seminary.
Boarding & Day School for Young Ladies'
Am. II 4 a IL
MRS. MAR"AEET

III fi Al.
I'iiE next icfru"i thi. it.f
tuition Will ruiam"nc.. ou %
IT,9ac-iag. FS5-.,ty ~. .G6. Hsr<<s
Pupil. received At amy inicrme. ttT b
dia;e prri"i. and charge made zszzssz
from ih" time "i entrance 10 the end a.
school year Circulars ran b. obta ned a
Bookst"r"s. Bal'.m"r" md from tn pr.n.
Towson;own
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-24
A BARGAIN OFFERED.

1NIE Patent right for vending Miller. Rat.
Il eu' Broom Head. for Baltimore and Har.
iori roun,le- . offered for sale ai n low figure:
ia" proprietor having "ihcr territory e. attend
'u
The broom head j. cheap and simpic. nud
any person can mof" then bIooins ith no e.,
pens" Su, the br'pin-coin. aud rcnrw them o.,
pleasure. F"r iurtheE part ,culars. and III" pr. q
"F either "r i-'th a' ,h- ruunii". call ~ 81.
f,,D0 printing "Hlc". Tow ."nt"Nr.
Ian -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-24

60 IheUissst man may occasionally do
a.wsak ihing the proudest nan mean
thing spd The worst Of men wlll sometimes
DO coed thing.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-24

RAfnER DIsCOrRAoixG.-----A Pixies
Peaker. writing 20 Minnesota journai.
says the miners are very much discouraged
in'fhat region. They have to dig through
q solid vein ofsilver -four feet thick befora
they reach The goid.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-24
AUCTIONEER.s CARD.

'TlIE undersigned respectfully informs IL
Il citizens % Baltimore county. that hc con
tinues the business of an
AUCTIONEER,
and il prepared to sell real and personal prop
eriy 81 every description. on good terms.
WILLIAM DUNCAN.
Shawan i. o., Baltimore couniy.
Sent IF
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-24

Tho Maryland Life Insurance Com
pary Of Baltimore.
ISSUES Policies OF every description a,
L the loves; rates, al the hr.i COMPANIES.
Foley Holders participate in th" profit.
GEoRGE +. THOMAS. Prcsiden'.
DIRECTORS:
Hamilton Easter. Hiram woao,is. ir..
Allen A. Chapman. Gee. II. Miller.
G'u. J.. Thomas. Thomas CassArd.
Hugh siss"n, William ncvtlcs.
Charles Webb
ioiIN ". DAVIS. Secretary.
oilisc No. - south street, Baltimore.
ee-Application E,r insurance viii De- rc-e;.
ed nv n. y. PAYNE. at T"w-ontown.
Dec. :. lS6S.--iy.
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- No advertisement inserted for less than
one Dollar.
E.e- marriages aud Deaths inserted free ef
ciarge. except when accompanied by quotations
or remarks. for which the usual price oi adver-
tising will be charged.
The UNiOy has he largest circulation Of any
county paper in the State. aud thus ofIrrs .u-
pcrior advantages TO advertisers