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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20
Nep Advertisements.
A MOTHER GREAT CURE
~ THE CITY or NEW YORK
Ola hishly rrspociAblr citizen. weIl kuoun 10 the
Nencantilu eommunity, b.
Or. J. II. sCHENcK,
Tug GREAT Lrxc DOCTOR ~ PHILADELPHIA
MOTHER GREAT CURE


NJ - Nassau -. Nee urk, INmr !. 1865
Ia n. SrWNcE-irsr ~if .-Fsr over fn-,n, .ars
have h-rn troubled uighA .rte,t causb s.i u,ult.,
~" 81 thgsv tim. scar aith murr o. be-. hsmart
h.er which Together fr tir Let TO ,-,r. ~. stlt
thin 10 hr.h aud "a Ncsk g. is hl.iue.s Of a.
knd uith"nt sunfdns In Ausust lat had v"t3
'csgrr h'm.uhas, aai acc.rdts 9. The Judgment q
frarh u ln'iirinr md ai isd g. D. pr taf,i
isr ~ iaol~ty nattsfs yer c"ncytu'd To- leave ~
short nsiier The ph. sican aud iay good blends. si.d
that the hrst sald ioot mist prove tstri iariy
January took srtsfr cold. aud Giftunatrl. 81. at
'nr!ihg r"um' ~ y" .. liuNh STEEL, dh''ii3 "'sr
yaur oficr hink sleW the 10th % Jauuap pro-.
curr, bottle OF Pamonc Syrui, aud commenced
'akns u freely Wy feet an: iimh. urrc very mush
-soilrn, and all she . nt"Tus ~ sI..dy drAth srrms
10 accompany NY colt .eni Tor ms iormrr rhs.t
eian, aud stated 1" hin that va iakins SCAR med
tasted Of them. &e b. r-liri you cau take hsin 10
t"n Tx. u.'y st do yon hu harm lie said, 90 You
kno~ shat told s"u last 'ummss. and "a, The 'anr
nuH " leu have any business close up dc not lHt
v IN lie sAid 10 other friend. that be could
hoe Tor me sud ny fisud' aud relations concluded
Il medicine bat had not srsn ysu. The dns ~
called iyW time. aud fahd tmuci ll- snrpris,
&C. said mprutinr, AMI runid mot understand abs
W. aiih Na' Increasing 10 y"ur madeleine. aud al
Nish 70 haze .1m examine ins ras. Md uhai sua
had o. ~ When ton hf.t cam" g. ny r,un sui
malt tf Ammunition tnu fasr tA' Dot lfsi thc"ul
agrtlett bot H. contrary tAte,.,,l al ouhis -
ny yer tring hrlr uu; 90 my iten .semius 'lirrui
trs The time thu tuI called. Nudtua stiil
gs,nihF, .od gave ne shcsntatt u,ht - iur. o.,
-tmptnns Werr Improving The runu.ui. Stsap. $50
seed runr aud Naudrak, rili. ia .ctt lil. tsNh-,u
W. circulation, any cough. m! appetite. au ts.an Go
improve and coald wak ai,ai ~, f.,us i.tiir N..u
'i'itrd me n'afy 'yery rUr.aay, anl iruud
Proving and told me n"t {" ont e ms uuti t'
hN' day Of MAJ iuuk r"i'l shit, uudrr ,au-
'srs,mcn, ny appetite canc ir.t sai, sai yvu iniL
ne toeN every thtug uisisd ~ hutnti"rs rafufr.
1nd "rNercisr aioui the ro'.tn mach q, t,..blr
followed year advice, and To the .uria.s Of ms DID
sn a' - rral s'ar.. sud breathe h~,irr than ever
cNl~ci-d prr.'u could uith lung the irf i.ins
completely dried ~ ''si ,rr, sraieiui To- ,uu and
consider .aur all lev sni mrdirnrs ins aiuahit
Your. uui!
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20

- The Southern golden age. bayisg Suffered
. temporary eclipse BY the cloud Of war, seems
20 have dawusd again upon Richmond. The
editors o. the Ekamina and Ehqsi,O met Ia the
hall Of the State capital. and arranged little
dinieuIsy conessuiag the rublie printing. BY an
appeal % their svolveu. Six shots we're en-.
eh&ngsd, add shs ,asssl o. The cane carried By
- maTble statue q Washington was shot or
E.1spi ~ aawags 70 tie kns asts there was no
tsfm done
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20

JANAIcA.-The last news from Jamaica proves
negroes were not really so much To blame as
they have been charged. The late massacre re-
solves itself more clearly the more that is known
oft, into al attempt on the part Of AN unscFu-
pulous oligArchyr TO monopolize the government,
OF the island 10 form a. well a. in fact, aud maze
the bondage Of the lower classes hopeless as well
as grievous The Home Government has now
al las, taken the island into its own hands, and
the blacks will have = tribunal To appeal to,
over which religion and humanity still retain
sofue control
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FOR REyT.

rTNHE farm nov occupied by Mrs. Pearson, I
IL mile from the city limits, on the Liberty
road IL has three fruit bearing orchards on Il
az my Fesidence. nookssown road, opposite the
second Toll Gate.
THOMAS sANDERsog,
Jan. 2e.-lt Agent
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INsOLvRNT NOTICE.

IN tho matter Of the insoivent Estate Of
IL THOMAS PEACOCK. The undersigned
hereby gives notice 10 the creditors Of said IL.
solvent. 10 file their claims with the Clerk Of
this Court before the sofa day OI .',sJruayy nert
BENZ. q. BARROLL.
permanent Trustee.
Jan. 20.-im.
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Maryland sorgo Convention for ,ee

This association will NEE, in Baltimore. on
Tuesday, Feb. 18th next for the transaction Of
such business as may be brough, before it, Many
farmers OF our and adjoining States interested
in the culture OF SOrgo, are expected TO be pres
en,. The cane has now become great national
staple. The results Of the prvsen, season have
been successful beyond precedent. Many i'm
portant discoveries have beea made, and much
valuable, practical knowledge acquired It is
therefore, expected that much useful information
will he elected in relation TO the Mode OF Cul-
ture, Machinery, Seeds, &c. Let there be full
attendance, and every one come prepared to
make known his experience during the pest year
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20

marketable fact, that when there Is in
,-' prospect Of scarcity ola necdful arli.
',e the subsistence and comfort Of man. Prov.
= sncs provides something 10 take i,s place. When
the demand for whale oil for Illumin a,ins pur-
poses had almost exhausted the apply OF The
ocean monsters, and whale fishery had become
Improbable, the discovery Of eamphne oil was
made. And joe, before the war. which would
have deprived Us Of the iurpeniine necessary TO
manufacture the oil. the great discovery was
made, that in the bowels Of earth ia Western Pa
aud at other points ,hrodghou, the North, there
existed IN ineNhausiAble quantities, n substance
Tar better, cheaper and safer. than camphinc.
10 with our forests. When timber bc.nu
growing scarce in certain localities, and near our
towns and cities. coal was discovered undcrlyin,
our mountains aud plains Aud now, before
yet there Is any diminution Of the supply ofcoal.
We hear that peat, the mud Of our swamps. can
be made into an superior article Of fuel. An eX-
eellent quality Of peat has been found in the
prairie regions Of Iowa aud Illinois. In Massa.
chusetis, IL is now extensively dug, aud gencr.
ally manufactured TOT use by condemnation. or
some process to free II from water There Is a
company organized in Boston 10 manufacture
the article !, is dug up moulded into brick
shaped pieces, which are dried ~ bricks are. Il
- said that ton is worth as much as cord Of
good wood. Il makes an exceedingly agreeable
lire IA an open CRATE. !, has but little olor. and
what u has is pleasant 80 that a. fuel Il i not
only economical bu, popular I, is said that !,
Is better Than coal for making steam. (. equal To
charcoal for refining iron, and j., superior 10 ans
substance for making gAs. Some peat dries in
the sun, without any process OF conden saiinn
almost as hard and heavy ~ coal.
This article has been the principal fuel in Ire.
land for agcs-iherr the forests are DESTROYED.
and no coal i found Whether there are any
deposits in this State, We ARE unable to SAY. /,
would most probably be found in swamps a, the
heads Of creeks making up from the l,av
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20
MARRIED.

nn the 81 inS;.. AZ the strawbridre parsonage
by Rev. Il. Ilinklc, NEtsoN KIM {" Miss MANY
EMMA WAREHOUSE, both "i Baltimore county.
On Wednesday. the 10th inst. rs the Rev.
John X. Nichols, GEoHGE RVLEN. Of this c,un.
~, 10 Misc J. Is. DoWSs. of raltiinoT. c!tv.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20

JrnGE ExoRy We we're grsiilicd on We'd.
nesday. to see Judge Emory again ON the Bench
OF our Circuii Cuufi. lie Ass mol fully recovered
from his recent illness.
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CONCERT AT LUTHRRvILLE.

VNHERE will b Concert Of Vocal aud In.
Il sirumcntal music ~ LUTllERvILLE, ON
Friday Eveaiag. February ID. 1895,
under the direction of The n. nc. Association.
Tickets SO cent? To b. had Il this once, o.
al the door on the evening Of the Concert
Jan. 20..-7I
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20

ia >'htNrK-pcar sir. -Ahont two ,rnrs ago ! w..
iaAth nith tsf1 ugh aud ta.u if IA.
r'' even OF eight m"nih- iaas-,d asaN uithnnt nv
rat. Nig attended l.f sfsHt tI,r., month. No.,
,'"',ilnt ~. any s'I'eN ai.' oiiat. %, 90, .,.
~ '",'t'" ~ Phfrir'fn go Hrr ~ f..t ltst ttsI-.
a' al." IL" advice and treatment ~ tu. rlr 49,, -
,"n'; 'i '' 10 D" riii"-e u4f.na t.i- ..n. .,,..
i''N "a NAff as1H several fitn.s tHs ..,tls tfn
{" 'e' ~, aud ui;nr.' a., 1910 t.,.i u.it a-i
49, u''hn"d Co.. ", '- o. % in'ff'- si ou. 4n.. ~,
h"u'hihE aas "Ncvs dinghy short . -a4r up ....,sf
hm al i"i- "i g,tu. 30 ts.r aud a.. trs ti,. ft d.
81 hat VA 'nttf'lt "at 20 ts- Yl..ti.r AiI =.
thiut thi. dat am "a, b .i..; L,.ft, .. q D.,
-.rn' 81 mS ir.nds 10 Try nE srnH,. A H.. A,dt .,..
a. 'fi.Is l-,asN t..tfi, alt. t.a'tt. utt ff,. 4
60. ninth thea Ioun.! ,l.sd..l chang an ma ,.,,,'
i"i Tn 10 t"r suffered sniy ton p1ip.iai ,u -
~ 'ati aii "a" serks after ,,,uins ls,d IA ,or
w''icin' thif dincuiy ora.-d
Narn hr't seat ." nr >ch~nss onic~ b. Wa. -uh
'iiA'hiA that c"ald get up ii. rt.rptl % rom
ga - soak aai 20 ss~iicd my .klu va. a. .,ll g a.
though had the jaandc" ~, iaiI h.s, and .i..t
- " SeLenck, aft,r Nsuinng ns .ai i-.tl ti',
i"us' urn' Affected ani sa,~ ~, iu, ma, hoi.- in
- m' f.ciu~. 90 ai-,ui acek. took f.,i la. q
nlr. % ,ui.i % ., riKLt fhrtet a., hal. -,
W" fsini"L' ~Atur, - we'd Int. auI Man...s. l..
tll 't fisNt iiii boo 80 f.. t.ar, ia. i'itl. t.ot,
aNay sr,ai quantli.. o., lr,, anil .iit 81. 80, -
th" tn matter In ny ians.. ~i,n ciH.c 1T ,sr, Co..
',. n-i To- tss,~ -,.'i.
ri,ins ~ ''.i'n. aud So .hnv hu, haI .l.,s,i
i'idr I'll toe h.. that paced i.i. aiI ti- rat
H"'ntii 81 phlrsn aHd matte r, f-.i.fa hs--
90 aal tlh 10. about at,A. ..f laI ., a. f..
fN'f tNN"t htf Isttls h4tt tati. tU
'hi trl li. another i-r.0n aifoso'l-- ...t eos.
tat have NOT rnjos,'s .1ci health fr ay. ,.ai.a.
i' h"" ana "'t'H" prA4. ,"u auI ,nur iu,,l..Ii &c.,,
enough Nay Coed shrndsntiy hir.. aul trr..r,, ,.,p
i' va" 't"ef" dF'irc " "r sA tss B.u e.. aoir. am
"H'''d through suar agency ani Il an an. ,i..lr..
." Ah"u ~iih T~garl To- The futhf-., e tl. f.-.f,
u-t I'll all alon any 81 my friend. 90 ui-,n ...
\" W! irn flac- near fhonI-nn sirrtt b.. ~ t.,d
~alsigf Philadelphia they vli ~ '-.rfrt, at. O. q
niih III salid.fy 81 thr ease.
Years, with much resIref
VARY s,uNArr
The i"',e ca.e q. ir.rribra .. t-,feril, e,-r..i
A'"" " ." %" iff' Your. 70 MILLER
la't"f 80 lian"-s VI : Chur,fi
~ - "a utii De- l'rufis .tnuaii1 % hi. pflr.,
rni.r W - NoRfii SIXTH ~rEifT corner 81 ,,sv
MtN' FliIiNhtiritlA. every saturi., h.n .
hhilts = W @. bond .tt..i y s. ) .ri o..
i".dat f"m VI &" g = ~ 90. : ifnl.r .tt-.,
hsi"n Ma. ,csrfS M-'iue.,lay fruni "a t.s b.
v. ini 80 Is "'hrr It.tt, lH, O. .-In.. q H.n
w'" va Nli adj, f''. hlt g.. .s.se. e,stu.- .
i"' ~ th' H.Hs' elu. Dis q ,ia,t.. i. ciaf.. d,
.ir~" dpilais.
rfi' % ,hs Pulinoaic yru,, aud sea ts.u To-. .,.
:; - - '"''i' 'f '''r-. 4,ii i.f.a Nt.ls-.
81 cent? pr boz.
f"E 'ALFEi NlinE' G.i>i- .,Nr n.4tir.
Jan 80 a.
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The Cause of tho Union.

In our issue two weeks ago, We gave notice to
the patrons Of the LaioH, that partial chan e Of
editors had taken place in tue Management, Of the
paper. We nov take pleasure in giving notice
OF the course intended tu bc pursued rs us.
ls,. We shall give 10 the adm nislrAiinn Of An.
drew Johnson, as Preside ni OF the Quilted Sr,,rs
our feeble, yet iirmcsl support TO the full extent,
Of our ability. In addition We shall give To- III,
State Government, under our honest. able AMI
patriotic Governor, the Hon. Thomas Swnnn
our w"rmesi and fullest support, believing q. We
do that Maryland, 10 great extent, is largely
indebted TO him and his thousands Of friend.
for the present political position which she en-
JOYS. and will ~ far lies in our power. devote
our whole time and energies TO the consumma.
ton ofevery thing connected 18th the prosperity
snd welfare Of the State Of Mary land, both in Z
financial and political point OF view. w shall
As will be seen in another column Of our raper
today oppose any change ia the Registry law
or the Constitution, whereby Iislo,al people ~
be permitted To exercise the elective franchise ~
We shall also, with our whole energies. opios,.
negro suffrage. believing that the white loyal pcJ
pie OF our State, are fully equal To the iasA OF
managing our whole affairs
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20

PAixUxr MIR. sylvester - wen. ofihis Mac.
succreis his brother II l.. Bowen ia the house
AMI si-h painting business. tie is an excellent
Workman, aud yDung man cm,nenily deserv-
ing succ,ss. Iii, ear! can lie found in It's proper
place
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20

Snow SroRa TN Monday last, this region
was visited hy auo:lcr snow storm and We have
had u fair share Of s,eis hing.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20

Door kErfrG Lieut.. \. $. Cooper, Of this
couaiy, has been appointed Door Keeper Of the
House Of pelegaies--an excellent appointment
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20

SUNDAY S1inoi AnnREss Rev Griffith Owen
OF Baltmof". sill deliver an address 20 the chill.
dren q Towson'oVn aud vicinity Al EPSON
Chapel, on Sunday morning next.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20

IEsTHE BALTIMORE COUNTY BIBLE
v~1 SOCIETY will hold lie thirteenth annual
meeting, on NONDA Y the 27d instant. at II
o'clock, A. ~, In the orplsans' Court Rooin,
Towsontown. Al tho Members Of the soci.
ETY., and the public generally. are invited 10
attend. II. c. TUnNBULL.
Jan. 3o.-h scc'y.
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ROAD NOTICE.

ROAD NOTICE.
To All Whom IL may Concern:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, ThnttLs un-
~ dersiencd Examiners. appointed by the
county Comm issioners II Baltimore county on
the petition # BenjaHiin y. Payne aud others.
Tor the altering and amending the lIillen road
~ the village Of Towsontowni having taken
The oath required by law, will proceed on the
22d dayg Fsbrpary. 1890. on the premises, fif
fair, II not, the next fair day,l 10 execute the
trust reposed In them. and the requirements Of
the Acts of Assembly, ia such cascs made an,
provided.
EDWARD RIDER. JH.,
LEWIS J. ROBERTS,
AMOS MATTHEWS,
Jan. 2O.--st. Examinera.
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NetO AdCertisemcnfe.
Dag. SWEETS
lMFAlLIBLE EMINENT,
Tho Great External Remedy.
FOE HIIHrMATisM
FoE HugrMATIsu

The Great External Remedy.
FOE RHEUMATISM
GOuT, NErRALGiA, LuMnAGO
BRUISES, ours AND woUNl,s. ritrs ilrAp
AciiIs AND All RHEUMATIC AM
NERVOUS nisURDgls.
INOR all Of whi,h Il u speedy and certain
II remedy. aud never fails. Thi. Linimrnt
IA prepared from the recipe OF Dr.. stephen
sweet. of Connecticut, the famous bone setter.
aud has been used ia his practice for mor,' ihan
twenty years with the most astonishing sue
AS AN ALLEvIATOR OF PAIN. 4, {. unri.
vailed 10y any preparation bciorr ~" puhlc. ut
which the most ssepiical nay be convinced by
- single trial.
The Imminent will cure rapidly aud radical
~, Rheumatic Disorders 81 every kind. aud ia
thousands 81 ella sses where IL has l-.n used u
has never been known a. Tail.
fok NEURALGIA. II will afford Immediate
relief ~ every ease however distressing.
u viii relieve the worst gases of HEADACHE
~ three minutes. aud Is warranted {, Do Il.
TOoTIIACllE also u will cure Instantly.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL
LAsSiTUDE arising from imprudcncc OF excess
this Imminent u most happy and unfailng
remedy. Acting directly unon the nervous tis
sues. Il strengthens aud rcviviGcs the sysicin.
and restores u e. elasticity ard vigor
FOR PtLEs.--As au external remedy. We
claim that Il Is the bc,f known, and We rhal.
Nhke the wOrll to produce an equal. Every
victim 81 this distressing com PLANT should Civ.
u trial fnr II will me-, fail 10 afford immcd
ate relief, and IN majority OF ease, will cii'ct
q radical cure.
QUINsY AND SORE THROAT are sometime.
extremely malignant aud iangcrous. hut q
timely application nf this L.uiment will never
fail Ia cure.
SPkAlNS are sometimes very obstinate. and
enlargement Of ID" joint. i. liable 8" occur Is
neglected. The worst Ease may be- conquered
by this Linim"ni in iw" ~ thru DAYS.
BRUISES, CUTS. wOrNps. s0RES. IL.
GERS. BURNS ASp sCALDs. yield readily g..
The wonderful healing prnpcriic. 81 pr Sweet.
lnialliblc Lininent. when used acrnrling e.
directions. Also. Chilhlains, Frosted Feet. aud
Insect Bites aud Siings
EVERY HORSE OWNER
should have this remedy ut hand. for it, timely
use at the first Appearance. 1T I.nmen..s will
eiirctnally prevent those formidable li.ea.r-.
io which all horses are liable. aud which r,n
der :" many nthcrwis" valuable horses nearly
worthless.
over four hundred voluntary Testimonials g.
The wonderful curative prorcrie. of this Lint
in"nt have been TrrriV,',l within the last tw..
year. AMI many 81 'hrn ir..,n l.ci.nu. IN the
hish"'t ranks IL life.
Caution.
T" avoid imposition. uh,rtVe thu signature
aud Lk"h"-, 1T br. stephen Sweet ru every
label and alsr - stephen Sweet. lnial Bile Lin
Imehi. blown ~ the ga. ni each b";tlc. viii
cut whirb n"n, are GENUINE
RICHARDSON 4 co.
S',l~ Proprietor. Norwich. t'
g. LEwIS DUNLAP. whol.,nlr Agent.
NJ. o., ". Baltimore a.. Baltimore.
J-n. :V.--sm.
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3alto. o.. Mnion

TOWSO MT TOWN, Md.
SATURDAY, - JAN. GOTH, 1855.
Z. ,. CHURCH.
II. G. LoNGSECKER. EnIroRs.
:. D. LONGNECKER,
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TUsT PRINTED AND P0R SALE AT
~ this ofacs, BLANK DEEDS, prepared bv
~ eagsTienced Convey aneer. Also, MA Nk
NzAs tor Al.sgnsys, end BLANK 20 WERS
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MLuAgY.-A meeting was held at the Odd
Fellows Hall OF Tuesday night last, for the pur.
posc % forming a volcniccr militia COMPANY
We learn that - recruits were obtained. The
orsauizt,ion viii meet again on Tuesday might.
january .cl
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Caution.

To- avoid 'ihl"-i,l''u "h,rtVc ih" signature
aud L.krn"-, 1T Dr. stephen Sweet ru every
label. and als' - stephen SWEET. lnialib,r Lin
imehi. blown ~ ia" ga., "i rarl, b";tlc. witt
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20

SONS a. Paar-iuy Mr. John Pearce. has
purchased Of Alexander Preston. Trustee. por-
ton Of ihr 'hr Symmetrical estate fCarrollsj In
the tlia lh-i..'' The part purchased contains
l"J a'Fe., ahi thu pficc paid Mes - 800.
NJ. \. hr.ker, rs.liug near Tow soniown
has purchased The fsFm OF the late Timothy Ste.
ycns. near S"te: iiT. Containing 80 rcres for
- iou.
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/. ITAL AcGurNs.-An accident occurred on the
g. L W. near rr,,hu., .,aiion. At noop.
on lh-; Strir'irv 9Th ns'anf \ youth narc,l
truss. about t. years 81 age. wa> passing down
ihc isira. whea ic per'e'yr' the gravel train a;-
preaching. and - avoid danger. immediately
passed io the uu' Idle " the other track Jus,
'hen The local f., -if cam tasiiug round the
corner, and struck lin so Violently. that Ice was
'.'i'" Li"rc Than iva. i'ti isuiu the ground and
. s..cl 80 BE side 90 ihy ifa,k with such force.
iha' m,d.,'! a.i ..Aii I'll. bu relief to tie eN.
e .H,' aHl .a'"."i ujgr,s which hc i.cei, ell -
p.riH '.Tm.Hlttl a'' .lc rim, about Q clock
ou Suu.t, morning
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20

]. -. -. F.-Tae following gentlemen were
elected Officers Of Hereford Lodge, No. 50 a, the
recent scmi-annual ,lrttion.
y. q. lien,y II. Ehag y. G.-wm. John.
son X. s.-lienFy >. Conn Z. S.-wm. I.
Conn T.-Thos J. Miller.
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IntrN E-'r Eyauiacfs h,s been appointed
%, inc toGn't Comm. nucrs 30 chnnrr the lo.
cation Of the lli!lrn Eoat 10 Towsoniown In
stead 81 catering the Village IL II diagonal man
uer 1t .s "i'nd,d :" rHa q nearly ,ir.,ghi from
the hiand. on Mr rlsncs PROPERTY. crossing
Tie iuTup'Ac a. VIZ. taaiCh residence. in u d..
rect lrr VITA Tie avca.c ia front o. the Srned!ey
House.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20

Tho i'",e ca.s ir.rrt,a O.. i-,f-ril, earr.t :
A'"" ti o. ir' Your. NliItE
Pastor ~ lian..-s VI Z Chur.A
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-20

GovsvsrowS >cuooL The public SCHOOL a,
t'ovanstown W. . To- charge Of Mr. T. "
Jacksoa. Principal. AMI Mis-. sarah T. Treadway
resistant. Is now ia q very tuurishing condition.
numbering so iuni.s
IN Exhibition w.l! ,aLc place a, the School
House ou f.iiA. ryel.Gs tie .5,l instant. which
from tue ito- famine. PROMISES - b. ini-fcs,in.
10 parents Snl ,hc p.h,ic
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-02-10
The Maryland Legislature and
President Johnson.

a disgraceful squabbie in the House of
Delegates, on Wednesday last, cnsued on
series Of resolutions, the object of which
was to toady the President, by coalition of
some trading politicians on the Union side,
headed by Mr.. Speaker Frazier, with the
Democrats.
No sliier act could have been com mitted
by the Legislature, than the passage Of u
codle compliment TO the President, which
was intended to condemn the principal mem
Der Of his Cabin t, and also the Congress OF
the United States, thus separating the Pres
ident from the loyal and controlling party of
the country, on whom he is dependent, and
to whom he is indebted for the position he
holds. If such trading politicians as Mr..
Speaker Frazier could but see themselves as
others see them, they would, perhaps, be
ashamed Of the ludicrous figure they cut be-
hind the amsey veil, which they suppose
conceals their mercenary motives from the
public eye.
We are heartily glad to find that our Cecil
members condemned this disgusting piece
of Legislative toadyng by voting fat against
the resolutions.