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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-16

Tue qusslisn u The trial Of This distinguished
traitor, be- iAisly come Up before Judge Under
we'd, Of the United States District Court Of vir-
gaia. Jeif had been Indicted In that eourt
Coz high treason and Il vas expected that his
trial would Be had al that term. Distinguished
counsel. including Charles o'ccnnor, Of New
York, aud Geo. w. Blown, of Baltimore, were
prssent 70 defend him, bu, fcr some cAnse the
Court decided 10 postpone the eass Until Novem-
Der. Application was then made fOr the privi-
iegs ofhAil, any amount ofsecuriiy being offered.
This ledge Underwood refused. stating bis
opinion that Ne. Davis wsslz military asa nc. In
civil custody, snd that be cOaia not ialsrfsre.-
PrcsiAsat Johnson Was then appealed 10, but his
desisioa 10 DOT yet known, further than that be
has said he would transfer the priscasr TO the
jurisdiction q tbs virginiA Court u q writ q
AaAsas e,rrss should bs Issued 10 bring him ~
fore that uieosAl. Neither JuAge Underwood
nor Chief gusiicr Chase. consider the cGsacs o.
DAVIS hailAhle one.
The sirangsss par, u this AaaiE. Il tia, Her
acs Grr~iy, edisor " tbs Nee York rrsssae. e
uslng AL his .afasoes Zoe the rslease q Nr pa
vis. for that ParFOss visi,iug The Prrsiasu,. and
Judgs Cuasrwo0i. All Ofsrias 70 s<cons hooas-
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laws q tA< iAai Aa3 arSss Ais rS,sAss "a The
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-16
DIED.

on the .s,h 81 May, 1864, a. Conner.ville,
Indiana, PATIEScE, wife Of Joseph Cole and
daughter q the late Nicholas FOSTER. Of the .ih
district. Baltimore county.
IN Towsontown. on the !th last, JANsr A..
ersTA krbfsiEn. aged years. 8 months and
days.
Suddenly on the 7th instant. ct Fair View
farm, MART JAsE, eonaort Of Col. ". T. w.
Eo-s. and daughter Of the late Col. Joseph T.
Warner
On the 9Th inst. IN the Tenth District. Baltic.
county. OLosio YELLorT. the only child Of
Walter h. and Jane Badders Aged 2 veay.
month aud : days.
The grave has enfslded thee
within its narrow ell
No more shall - b-hsld the
Dear Olonso, fare the sell
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-16
The Democratic Yarty.


R1-Gov. Thomas. In one Of bic late speeches,
thus describes the Democratic party:
That word Democracy was once an honor.
Apostle, might almost ny, Of American liberty
twas borne BY jackson, who reorganised the
old Democratic party from he disturbed aud d.
vided elements In 1874. In its original slgnih-
cation Il Il 6tly named. u u derived from !" de-
mos" GFexk word slgnifylng the people, and
" kFaieo." 10 govern-the people 70 govern. -
But when applied 10 that class Of men who have
assumed u IN their reasonable attempt 10 over
throw the Government simply because they had
been defeated In Presidential election, Il Il cru.
ely prostitnied, and has no power 10 rally the
old guard ofthe Democratic party. Even "
were disposed 20 have kindly sympathy for my
misguided fellow-citisens could not Justly man.
ifcst II when they congregate ander this much
abused name. A Democrat would always sub
init TO the majority. hut at what are they now
engaged They NEE. a! public assemblies and
give utierance 10 thelg uppeFmost and most
hcArt-ircasured sentiments. Have you seen one
single resolution cOugralulaiing the county up
on the fact that our glorious Government has
been rcstored-that our Union has been pressrv-
ed--ihai The authority Of this Government has
been extended over every foot Of soil originally
within our boundaries DO you find them ut
tering heartfelt thanks TO the gallant boys who
bore our banner over 30 many bloody fields Of
the south DO you dnd them uttcFing one word
Of rcbuke 10 the traitors, or the principles aud
dispositions Of Southern men-ihe unsubdued
Rebels DO you hnd them denying 10 the Gov.
eminent ofthe unilrd States the right 10 pay fOr
emancipaird negroes DO you dnd them sane
tioning a constitutional amendment that will
prevent the Congress Of the United States having
the power that may hereafter tamper with ihous-
ands Of millions ofdOllars. an amount Of worth.
less scrip 10 he madc valuable by It's assumption
by the Government Of the United States 10
you hud them passing resolutions breathing the
true spirit u pairioiismI They will endorse
President johnson. and why Because they
would PROPOSE 10 bring in again TO this Govern.
mrut the very men VIM have becn in opeu re-
eclhon. while the sncAking sympAthiters wrrc
eowaFdly krrping out of the Nay aud out Of the
reach u every Kind Of danger They would
come into the Union again 10 endangrr the per-
prtui,y " the Constitution. whose preservation
has cyst Us - much blood aud treasure
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Persecution Of Unionists.

We learn thu, Nr. Bowling, o. Frederieks-
eers. has been arrested aad imprisoned By the
" reconstrGe'ed' authorities there for the shoot.
ius ana killing Of Rebel conscFipiing Officer IN
tef The following eircumstances
Nr. Bowling vas eonscripted Into the Rehel
array. deserted three times, aud vas fusily sea-
;eaced 20 be shot. He escaped. aEd while
~ bis home Rebel conscripting oficrr BY the
sane o. jim Harrow Attempted bis arrest Bow
log observed Harrow approaching his house wiih
BIS revolver drawn aud OWNING bis mission.
sized bis gun and shot him he then made bis
escape into the Cnion lines, where be remained
saul short tine ago.
Harrow Vas knowa AZ desperate character.
being notorious for The murder Of two eitirens
cue al old man, and the robbing and murder
igS q captured Cnion soldiers.
Mr.. Bowling is q man o. good character and
bad returned 70 his home bat few days when
TIE eivi! Authorities arrested him FOR the murder
ola Confederate eonscriptien officer" lie nov
lies iscarcsrA,ed 10 . loathesome prison. How
loag viii the Federal authorities slow him 10 ~.
Daia there - Aiexsnfrlg Journal
THsEATExfSG 70 SBoor Abraham Swar,x "a.
committed 10 our county Jail on Wednesday last
charged With Threatening 10 shoot bis vile
J1siice NAliefnyer Wa the committing unagis.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-16
MARRIED.

pn the sth instant. by the Rev 7. J. Murry.
joHs \. Mrcrshiz. q this county. u Misc Via.
gisia bRssHEsRs u Baltimore city.
On the seth Hl,.. by the Rev. Mr.. Kin.ley,
=; the residence q the bride. sister, Cumber.
land nd. joHS 7. TrRSBrtL 81 Baltimore, o.
Mics EtLES CRos~ELL Of Baltimore county.
on the ?iih inst. At the residence Of tho
brides parents. BY Rev. J. Edwin Amos, Mr.
Esss WOODS. n Miss MsRsspgr 5. Zup. 10Th
~ this county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-16

~ The editor Of the Josrusi insInuasss thai
We 40 not care much for the [" big eagle with
which Be rsesntly ornamenisd bis call " for
The formation efJohnson eInbs. He 4 mistaken |,
We have high regard ior iha, historic bird, The
shessn symbol Of ear coussry and Iss creatures.
ne smhlsm Of our naiiouaI power. And We ere
glad % - that friend Rahy u bssomIng fond Of
The sas's. Time was whsa he could only speak
Of y - I" buzzard, and. u fact, l, has been
bat very reeen'ly that Be shoaghs |, all necessary,
os he con.sienee wouId allow him. 10 hass !
cute one b bis Office.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-16
DR.. r. sAPPINoroN,s
LAYER PILLS.

MILL prevent or cure BILIOUS PEvER.
w will prevent chills and Fevers BY puri.
Tying the system.
They win eradicate all Foul Humorss Re.
Bowels and Kidneys.
IN the Fall nearly a. persons are subject 10
bilious, and they have the following symp.
tomss
Di..inoss, Dlmnesa Of Sight, Pain In the
shoulders o. Limbs, Chilllnsss. Headache, &c.
Prepared By Dh. n. BAPPfNGTON.
ls1 North Gay Street. Baltimore
June 10. isee.--iy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-16

Im SrArE BorSrrs Fowler. Esq,
state Treasurer, gives notice that on aud afler
the 18th instant. thosc whose claims for bounties
have hvSn examined aud adjusted by the comp
troller, aud bis warrant on the treasurer obtain
III. VIII be promptly paid on presentation at his
oaice, aud that all others having proper claims
will he paid As early possible fcf the CO
uoller to adjust them
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-16

srProsEo ISgAxTtcIbE "A uhits female infant
spPAIenuy about two Or three weeks old. vas
,oana On Saturday ~ sone boys. slowed away
70 guiier. . short distance from G;oyan,,o,.a
Hotel. on the road leading from Govans,own 70
Charles Street Avenue. The body was urnfed
10 an old bloc coat, and had apparrnfiy been ~.
Jog there for week or two The child bore ~.
idences OF having been sirangled 90 death. the
ibfoat being diseoioFes aad showing a,arE. N
siolenee. Justice irwin Of this place held an
inquest, verdict being rendered that the child
jury .---Jowvnal fMs GA.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-16

Nrrps ATTENTION Adjoining the York Turn
pike, just above our town, isa nuisance that
should be ''aba,cd'' as soon a. possible. Il Il .
pool Of slagnant water, the malaria from which
e ALREADY hecoming exceedingly offensive
There Il picce Of lou land there which every
rain ils. and as there Is no outlet 10 Il, Il must
lay there, hrreding sickness and death, until the
process Of evaporation removes II. The resi-.
drnis Of the neighhoFhocd arr jnssly complain
Ing, and u should he remedicd AT once
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REPORT or GRAND JURY.
UHANn JUN H0OH,
MAY Term. lsAf.


May Term. 1876.
Ts ths Honorable u. C. H. Emory,
J4d9e Of Ae Circsit a.. for Balto c6HHfy.
rTNHE GRAND JURY Of baltimore county
II respectfully represent that they have dis.
posed 81 all 81 the business that has been
brought before ~. and respectfully ask Ia h.
discharged.
We have visited the County Jail. aud found
the prisoners 10 in numbcr,l IN eleanly and
comfortable condition. We respectfully re-.
commend that the County COMMISSIONER erect
an ice house on the jail lot. in which 10 store
ice for the use Of the Jail aud Court House -
also, that pump be put in the we'll.
We return our thanks 10 Sheriff John X.
Harvey, and his deputy, Charles r. Harvey.
for the prompt manner ia which they procured
the attendance of witnesses, thereby enabling
Ne 70 bring the business brought before Us 10 q
speedy close.
We also return our thanks 10 Reuben n.
Price, tour counael,J for the able assistance
given 70 rs while dispOsing Of tho eases brough,
AMOS MATTHEWS. Foreman.
June Is.-St
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-16

fserEnTT sALEA.-Ne-ars Gitscn 4 Co. anc-
uoa>era On Saturday. sold a the Exci .anxe gass-
rom lot ~ lard eailfs "Leriazion. Situated
miles from Baltimore. in this cognty. contain.
ing 10 ser~- - o. whieb are cultivated and me
rsmal14er Il 10 imb-r. Psrrhssed BIZ Z. 7
Williamson, Esq., for SITS per acre. or SI1 800
fof The whole property
Nr. Samuel ~ GoTer, aseiias.ef. sold a,
Monday afternoon last. 90 n. presni..s. : lot a.
gTosnd on the old Hartford road, .ix mile. from,
me eiiY, containing about % acres improved ~
comfortable dNeiling. barn. stable aad other
sn'.aoases purchased hy Mr. william Leach
for s1s pr aere.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-16

DnlviSe OvEa CHiLD. John 4. Cole. Of the
sih district, baltimore county, was taken into
custody yesterday ~ policeman Sunderland. on
me charge Of driving over the child az Mr.. Cshr.
man, on 0ay street near Sarnioga Ee was re-
leased Toe hearing before Justice Sploes. 4,
va. s'a'ea mat the occurrence was accidental
not being observed IN Ilms bv NJ. Cole ~. ~.
over. The child is act Seriously lnlnrrd = Csns.
sssresai u nesdsv. :
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-16

STaAseK AvFnH-NAs Smor. On suudav
evening lasi, M. George u. Anderson, re1pec.
Table citizen Of the Tenth District. visited .
nsighboF, and A. he was returning 10 bic home
Ancnt nine o'clock, be vas shot ~ from thick
y ~ ZONE person unknown. Tbsgun wasload-
Anderson's leg, another his arm and another
passed through bic hand. NJ. Andersen has no
iaes who hred The shot, OF any prosocntion Civ
eh 70 any oneto lndnce ~ attempt Al hls mnrdcr.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-16

SrsDAy LAw.---The Sunday Law enacted NJ The
last scsslon Of our Legislature Is now In opera
ton According TO IL provisions mo person
IN this State shall sell dispose Of or barter or n
a dealer IN any Que or more Of the articles Of
merchandise Ia this section mentioned, shall
give away on the Sabbath day commonly called
Sunday, any tobacco, cigars, candy, soda or
mineral waters, spurious or iermenied liquors,
cordials, lager beer, wine. cider, or any other
goods, tarss o. merchandise rhafsosrcr."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-16

HritpiNe AsscciArIoS. We understand that
some " the citizens of our town have proposed
the organisation of Building Association ~
this plHoc. We kuow nothing % the practical
WORKINGS ci such an association. but as they crr-
ia.nly lave brnehlcd othct communities. We
hoattih wish the enterprise herr succrss
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-16

RAsr Hsit.--rnc Towscn R,sc Rail- Club had
Vers interesting mertiug cn Friday afternoon
~ las. VIVA Judges have prenounCvd their PLAY
rNec.ieui. The frsg nine Wrrc sucCv ssiul In the
scnissi. having sccryj 81 runs to - fcr their oI-
Poucr's. Bat seven iaunss we're PLAYED
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-16

THb FAk At TuE PHnBSSEalAs Cnrncn Go.
vkSsTowx. -Thls Fair and Festival which has
BEEN held during the week, much 10 the graiIii-
cation Of The visitors, WILL by request, be contin-
ued this friday afternoon nj ? O'Clock, and
close At Ia O'Clock at night
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-16

Fegs5 DEAc -oa Tsssday q -, SEX a.
91Sa'Fa W-i'e -a- sr2ose1 % . 1foaf g.
gea-s oi4. Ets n41s t-a1 10 "a osr-h.fisssr On
~ tsra oeer pie. ~ W. Benjsmia Sterlfsg ssar
N s-rcni i1ii-saie ~ ~ Phila.-i phia T4fn-
piSe !he .eties !. B. and -. : Eers marked
% Is trstst z 10th Eaxlsh arG German. ard
lF9s-. l-ar', Tag ssd maay ofhe- desias.
~.rs aasfkef q b. breast an. srGs m Indian
* % sue othef isdeiis's sghsfanes J..;iee
chas Y Haze ga called upon ar4 k.i4 AZ IA.
COST oser tie body. add as there we're 10 .iyns
- Toisnoe o. ili usage. the jsry rsate-rt a Ter.
eici that 'shs deosased ea@e 20 his sesih from
eispeussiion o. Psovsteacs cora vas pro-
cured and The ho4y buried Tie sasa a q -
waa fosnf n The poc<eis ~ he dserased b.,
nothing slse q vslse
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-16

NrsriNC ~ ras Sr,rt CrNrS1L CoNNfrrxE. -
Hes ChaTlcs u Ohr President " the State Geo.
trsl Cctnnii'se ~ The Unconditional Uaion par
=, has issued = sail tor a mcrtiug u the Gown
initiey "a Saitmov viiy vn cdnesday the 10Th
tAs ~ Jaae N transact important husiurss for
ths parry
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- A correspondent Of the Journal informs
that paper, that himself aud The other " singsd
esss " Of kslaissiown district are soins 10
smash everything 10 pieces By The formation Of .
1ehnson club. We hops That some friend up
snefs WIN adviss No o. the psrsoasl and proceed
snu Ftss mugsd cat meeting. We van,
b ~ Il. -
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IL BsLrnonE CousrY 0MrnANs' Couny, }
June i9th. 1860.

IL BsLrnons CousrY ORrHANs' Couns,
June i3ih, 1860.
ORDERED, That the sale 81 The real estate
Nyof Mary Hunt, deceased, made by Joshua
q. Luekey, the executor Of the last will aud
testament Of the spid deceased. aud this slav
Feported 70 this Court by the said executor, h.
ratified and confirmed. unless cause be- shown
70 The contrary, on Or bcfore Me sd DAG Of JHlv
1854, provided . copy u this order be- inserted
IN some weekly newspaper published in Balti.
more county ter three successive weeks before
the ID day Of July, 1889. The report states the
amount 81 salos 70 be $500.
STEPHEN W. FALL8,l
JAS. A. sTANDIF0RD, Judges.
JOS. MERRYMAN,
True cOPy-Tes,s
Register Of wills Cor baltimore eouniy.
June te.--3t
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Pic NIcs.-0n "wednesday la,t N. el..... a.
y. o. MeCinn, ESQ, and Mrs. W !. 7homnson. az
The EPSON N. +. Sunday School. visited Druid
Hill Park, accompanied Oy their ssachers' and
spent delightful day In that beautiful retrrat.
On Tuesday last The school Of Mrs. schenck. OF
Inl. to.n, visited Ridgsly's Nil Dam, and pnss.
81 TIE DAY very nlaaaanlIY.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-16

On The an inst, wasieflal Tho Eagle Hotel,
~ No. ls2 HllIen street, BALTIC, a
large slned GRAY HORSE about ~ u
years old, with no shoes on having 81 ~
apparently been pulled on. Tho owner q re-.
qusslsd % come Onward prove property pay
w.RKELLEY 60.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-16

CcsstcrioN la 2 Hot.,r. iasi wrck ~ the
nien Urinary rarr'ius ia I've Scsrnth District
Ne s'a'rd thar NJ rhcua. Cocpvr acted a. sec.
-r'ary u should have tcvn Il \. : C.s,psr
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-16

Dl virtue Of the power vested in the under
ID signed by mortgage from Geo. -
- d. Stein 20 them, dated the 18th 90
- day Of February. 1861. and re-. esssEsA
1ccrded among the Land Mort ssAsK
gage Records o. baltimore county. ia Lil1 10.
II. G., No. II. folio st2. Ac.. and in pursu nc..
OF the provisions Of the several sections .,l Ar
ticle 81 Of the Maryland Code of Public Gen
eral Lave. the undersigned will ofler f,r ale
by public auction. on the premises. on
Monday. he ga day Of Juiy. l's6.
at4 o'clock r. NJ,
ALL THOSE THREE PARCEL. Of LAND
situate and lying in baltimore co unity afore
said, and thus described
No. Begins on the north side 81 tho YorL
Turnpike Road at the distance OF II feet north
degrees east from a road or lar. 20 H. wide
running from, the said Turnpike tn the old
York Road aud running thence south - de
grees. east l2V feet e. a post now standing e.
then south degrees, west with the York Turn
pike Road forty feet u the north side ii the
30 feet road aforesaid south IS degrees. w..t
l2s fee, 10 the York Turnpike Road. and thence
north degrees east on said turnpike Road II
feet % the place Of beginning.
No. Begins at the north west corner of III.
old York Road and lane 80 feet wide run
ming from the York Turnpike g. the land Tor.
mcrly owned by John McKim. and running
thence bounding on the west side Of the old
York Road north ~ degrees west 50 feet three
r..
% ~. III q. 10 the north side ~ the lane aiore.
said thence binding on said lane IA. 55s -. 2e9
Sect 10 the place Of beginning, subject 10 Icav-
ing open an alley 10 feet wide on the we., side
81 said lot for the use Of the lot adjoining ON
the north. also 10 the use u pump on said lot.
No. Begins on the wed side of the old York
Road at the end Of the first line Of lot No.
and runs thence south 81 degrees west 200 feet;
then north degrees, east III feet 10 a stone.
south ssi degrees east lsi feet 10 the west side
81 tho old York Road thence binding ON M.
west side Of said road south "a degrees eas, vi
feet inches 70 the beginsing with the use Of
the alley aud pump Aforesaid.
No. is subject 10 an annual rent of e. ami
II umimproved.
Nos. aud are each Subject To an annual
rent Of sss. and each is Improved bya -
FRAME ID DWELLING HOUSE
TERMS '--one third Cash, balance in ,i,
and twelve months with interest from Ia. -,
sale and security.
FREDERICK RIcE.)
JACOB RICE,
SAMUEL eNOwDEN, Attorney
June Ia.--sL
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NesU Advertsssnlents.
PUBLIC SALE.
ALL THAT ABLE
tn a q y q + + A ~ D

y - a q y OF T. A ~ D
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY,
Middle River Neck,
NEAR the "a mile switch. containging 25S
IN ACkk9, more OF less, about $50 A
90 ACRES cleared aud tillableA...
Hand, (has all been limed,l the
balance In thriving young tim. ssns
beF . good LOG DWELLING, and ali other
buildings necessary for Farm good
APPLE. PEACH, CHERRY AND PEAR or.
cHARD OF CHOICE FRUIT,
Fine Pump Of water, several fine springs, and
never-failing stream running through the
place. Also, The LOT containing
- ACRES or WOOD LAND.
adjoining Grams Church.
Also, Tract Of Land containing lll ACRES,
which will divide IN lota, binding ON the coun.
" road leading from the old Furnacc to the
Ebeneser Church.
ALSO, Tract of Land containing % ACRES,
more or lcss, binding on the county road, and
known ~ Franks Defeat" aud can be divi.
ded into small lots very easily. and covered
with hne Chestnut. Oak. Pine aud Cedar Tim.
her.
For information apply 10 J. q. Hughes, ad.
joining the land, or 10 Samuel wilkinson. 40
North Bond Street, Baltimore
will 10 sold At Public Sale
On Thursday. Ae 2sh day Of Jsas. Is66,
al 10 o'clock A. NJ,
AZ Stemmer's Run, L. ". A n. R.R.
Terms made known on day II sale
SAMUEL WILKINSON,
lts North Rond II.
June l6.-2L
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A VERY FINE FRESH COW AND CALF.
"A Enquire Of y. v. RICHARDSON,
June tg.-M Luthervfil.
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sLINoLUFP q sLINoLUFF,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
As st. Paul St, Baltimore.
e1r- Practice Ia the County Courts.
June 10. isss.-Iy.
STRAY COW.
GTkAYED from the premises Of she1zamw~
~ subseriber, residing in Texas, on
the zpth Of May last, A RED COW -"
With . white face, and now giving milk. A
liberal reward will be paid for her return.
June is.-It' JAMES CONNER.
DR. sAPPINGTON's
FLAxsEED SYRUP.
FOR COUGHS,
COLDS. H0ARsESEss.
HOPPING COUCH. &C.. &C.
A Certain Remedy
For the above Affections Of IN.
LUNGS AND THROAT.
"a N. Gay s.. near Hi"S. Hsl,o.
Jane 70, isss.-iy.
A - MaOnAM1nN0s
FLORIST, SCOTSMAN AND
NURsERYMAN,
Store No. ~ Estaw Street, Baiiimors,
Nurseries on the iIoeks,swn Read Aajoin-
Ing Druid mni Para.
MOULD invite the attention Of the cltissns
w q ies scs1 y, 4, g q, bis s'oeEof \ ~
* rL0wER SEEDS.
FRUIT TREES,
GRAPE VINES, and all SMALL fkUfrs.
EVERGREEN
ORNAMENTAL SHADE TREES,
Green House, Hot House and Hardy Plants
Roses and Fiowering shrubs.
will BE- prepared AZ all times 70 furnish av-
nnythingl IN my line Of trade.
June ~. leee.--fy.