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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-25

lsrEaFsTiSo DiscoyERY Rev. A. MAr,ier. OF
the French missions Ia Egypt. writes that some
rorkmen employed by the French government
In exploring an ancirut city. which had Lssn
buried for centuries. lately discovered a cave.
which u supposed To have ben the hAbi,a,loo of
the celebrated medicine men Of the East.
In the rave was found numti.r OF large fiat
sionss. covered over With signs. which. u,,on IT,.
ing drciphered, proved 20 have hsen their rene.
dy Tor preventing that terrible diseas. know :.
the plague, and which 70 identical with the ehol-
yIa ol our nmes. u u strange coincidence
that the most important article In tbs nresr,in.
ton found IN the rave IL the principal lngrr3l.
en's used In preparing DR.. Anterior celebrated
Cherry Cordial, which Is considered by ali who
have tried u 10 he the greatest rrmedy known
ioF the speedy and sfsetual cure az all stomach
snd bowel complaints. See advertisement In
another column.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-25

CoSvESuOs ov SOLDERs or THE Uxiox. AT a
meeting OF the Soldiers aud Sailors Union
OF Washington, u. e.. held on Monday evening
last, the following preamble and resolution was
unanimously adopted.
WAereos, A few Of our comrades are making
preparations Tor Conveniion, ~ be exclusively
composed Of soldiers aud sailors q no rndor,s
ana cOinride With the reconstruction policy Of
the President and the acts aud opinions OF III.
rhiI"delphla COnsrniioni aud whereas, we he.
lirsr that the soldiers aud sailors VIM tab. mi.
view Of our national affairs are bat an insisniI-
cant minority al the msn Who have offended al.
R-pubIic Ia tie h,ld therefore
kssoiged, That rommiIire Of one from each
state he aud the same u hereby appointed uith
power To hll vacancies In their nulnher To lssur
= call Tor and arrange the details Of q National
Convention 10 be composed OF delegates srleclsd
oy All the soldiers and sailors who have reudrr.
"a honorable service In the uniun army or navy
daring the late war for the suppression OF the
rshellion, said Convention 20 meet at Pit,,burr.
rsnnsyivania, the 2a,h day Of September, 1888.
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Tho Johnaon C,orvar,,or


The politicians aud oiiice-boldcrs Who hang BY
Andrew JOhnSOu's coat.iails, reinforced by Cop
perhead and Rebel delegations from all parts Of
the S0dHiTy, held their long contemplated gather
ing in philadelphia last week. As Il was not In
any sense representative body, composed Of del
egnirs delegated by the people to accomplish
special end, its proceedings nmounicf,o nothing
more than formal Federation OF the views that
have been so often expressed by Prcsiden, John.
son and his personal adheren,s. Not having been
called Ia response to any popular demand or ap.
parent necessi'y, the acts Of the Convention are
not likely 10 produce any great disturbance 10
the political world. There will he, as heretofore
but two great parties In our National politics. -
One OF these parties may undergo radical changes
In i's composition, and 10 led TO battle under =
new dag, and by unaecusiOmed generals, bu,
,hese facts will make little difference ia the ul,-
mate result.
The feature Of the Convention which Invites
the most pointed remark Is the Almos, total ex.
clusion from is business Of the old Democratic
leaders. These men were present Ia strong num-
bers but by the skillful generalship Of the Doc
little aud Raymond faction they were forced 10
take back seats, aud accept thankfully whatever
favors were vouchsafed them. This Is shown by
the exclusion Of the representative men Of the
Northern Democracy. vallandig CHAM, he suilor
q The Ne ci,iion PIOvorr Of 1854, was Obliged to
absent himself FROM the sessions OF the body 10
which he had been duly accredited as delegate.
The managers. who thus shrink from contae,
with an honored leader Of the Democratic party,
did not hesitate TO take active and out. spoken
Rebels BY the hand and to enlist them as recruits
in the johnson brigade. Having succeeded In
committing the Democratic leaders TO their
sch'mes so fully as TO preclude retreat, the boo
little faction coolly assumed the rrigns took up
tue whip aud drove the machine through in lit
eral accordance with the orders issued from the
State department and the Executive Mansion y,
Washington
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~rh~ New Bedford Asreury puts the dif
ference b~,wsa the Prvsidrnt aud congIss,
thss;
The controversy h.iwetn the President and
the Cssnsu ssl.nsl snHI#ity hss teen, HheiLp,
the Dfuarf hes The r0ir ln,wer To s~tiIs the qurs
tn 80 the rssi.sFatissn VI the SIalrs or whrlhs,
The rs'ns~ni ~ the law.nsakinH l.xsr u not NJ.
ssss.r,. IN this ronitosrrs,, C.,nsrrys has ,rt.
smFhsa--thr C.snsiiiuiian has lrinmph~d.''
We tFhsi II ell " The last time American
history SiIi So Constitutional President en-.
dsas"rinE 10 Hfsnlne all the funcii0ns o. Govern.
msnt aid attempting IN override with his pa,roa.
aye all who mag say nay"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-25

SALEs or REAL EsTArE.-Msssts. +. ". I,.nne,,
Co, aucioneers sold on Monday last. n, the
Exchange Sales Rooms, in Baltimore ci,y. "a tract
OF land formerly belonging TO ina {. Carlr. de-.
ceased. situated in Baltimore county. one mile
from Woodensburg, on the R,sicrstown road.
u contains about thirty-ihrec acres Of land. aud
Is Improved by good house. barn and other
out.bnildings, orchard, &c. Mrs. Catherine
Carlc became the purchaser ~ 81 $50
M,ssts John Glenn 4 60 real ,.,a,e agent.
have sold part oi Col lirusin .rs farm. mar
Caionsville. With the Improvements. 10 Eugene
Darlington. E.q.. late q li,hmoni. =, tor
the sum Of sci 600
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Tux CiRcrr CouRr rvR BALtiuoRr CorSrY. Au.
gust Term will commence ON Monday next
We learn that the Number Of cases upon the va.
rious dockeis are rs follows :--Original docket.
so; trial docket, $50 county criminal docket.
So magistrates appeal docket Is removed
criminal eases from the city. Is Among the re-
moved casss Is that OF John Clare for the murder
OF Henry u. Grove; aud also that of pr. Morri-
son, indicted Tor the murder Of Susan :. Clock.
by producing an abortion. Among the county
criminal casrs is that at Lucius Lsnhorn indici.
ed for the murder OF James Conner. on the ia,h
OF April last. II isexlvctcd that the term will
he - lengthy one
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-25

To TEaenEEs In tie ndy,tti.,m,ni calling =
IeArhefs Institute nj Tow ."niuwu. published IA
our palrr last week, ptutukiug ,ttur o,cutt, a.
which WIS not discovered unti ,,ts.i., h,ir cur
EDITION hal teen printed Ia. meeting viii tab.
place on TE,sdiy h,Ti the = "a ia.i,ui
80 Teachers coming through Baltimore 70
attend the Institute. can procure IL k,i, for the
York road cars, hy calling upon Nj Suyyr. a,
the County Building
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-25

S1>Duriug the SssSion Of the johnson Con.
ven,ion in Philadelphia, Mr.. DOoliulsannouuc.d
that he had received despatch from Colorado,
announcing ihAi the Administration party had
carried the State by large majority. This an.
nouncement was greeted BY rapiurous applause.
bui--Ar. DOoli,ilc was hOaxed. rs the following
despatch will show:
DkSvER, coLoRADo, August 2O.-CbiIlico,t
Radical Republican. is elected delegate To Con.
grss over Hunt the Administration candidate.
The despatch referred to by SENATOR DuolitIlc in
the philadelphia Convention IL erroneous. The
southern counties, hitherto Democratic. return
large Republican majorilits.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-25

&C., This is the way tina, candidates for State
ou'ess 10 Richmond, Va, advertise themselves -
u beautiful sxsmpis Of reconstruction +,
"!adgs CrnmP, i,iss Aid, gave s., 900 to the con.
'sder.ey. Nc. 0ilmsr gave four years ofhls M.
ana risksd the whole. Who gave mos, L.,
tie soldiers answered. the polls"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-25

go There Is no Abraham Lincoln now. %
snid NJ. VallAndigham 10 his Keniucky speech
N"il'ndigham Is about right. VIVA, followed
must have he ghiened the effec, Of bis cKal,alion
" Give It to him 20 (meaniug Lineoln) shouted
one Of the rebel crowd. We have ~ idea tha,
they aud v"llandighAm did give |, to him" and
tina, he died Of Il. That Is why Abraham Lincoln
is not President and Andrew johnson is.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-25

- u should be horne 10 mind by every 10y
81 man that the only southern State whoss re-
oasirurird " Constellation wss submitted 10 IN.
p people. was Loaisiaas. And 70, the Official au-
~fi'y " the Governor elected nnder an Ins,ru.
mrni thus f.vOrAbiy ratified 10 ignored by Pr.si-
dent Johnson There mar he r-asons ys, usd.-
vslOped for this u but At present !, has an ugly
look e. u stands.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-25

jEs> Tho editor Of the Circleville (0hio) Union
who IL also postmaster, writes as follows
- Since Andrew Johuson's deseriion Of the
Union party, the Copperhends have become "a.
iTernrly anxous about the Circleville post.ollirc
Ihe very men who, . short time ago, denuunc,d
MIN asa iyrani. usurper, and n sot who also
accused him Of being accrssory TO the murder q
AhrahHm Lincoln, now arr his miserable rirn
"lits, nnd long Tor the time when one Of their
slaIsrlinE crrw shall tug at the posl-OiIicr dogs
Inc! arr re'dy TO have their tails cut or their
eaT croplFd aud bras. collar put on their n.ck /,
marked Ny Dog-A. j. Lei them have u. Sure-
y M Union man IL ready 10 sioop ~ low NJ to
ask uifire Of johnson NJ the sacrifice OF hii man.
hood aud his principles"
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Danger Ahead

We hoped when the war ended that our great.
est troubles. ~ = nation were over, but We find
We were deceived. We supposed, ofeourse. thai
We elected truly loyal men when Lincoln and
Johnson were elecied. 10 Sir. Lincoln we
were mol deceived. lie was one OF the pures, ana
irursi patriots that ever lived Mr.. johnson.
However has shown himself to be false TO his pledg.
- aud false 10 his party and false TO his country
Tue very men who fought to destroy our govern.
'nent have its protecting arm thrown around
them while prosecuting aud numbering the & MON
men OF the south. Mr.. johnson inieriered 10 the
troubles 10 New Orleans, when according 10 his
own showing be had no RICH, 10 interfere. and
he did 80 in favor OF rebels, his acts encournged
the rioters 10 proceed 10 the bloody work and
upon his head Is the blood OF the murdered Tn.
iVnisis who fell 10 that city, BY the hands OF the
rebels IN ihe late riots. Gen. Sheridan saws tina,
tue late disturbances form but part Of a gener.
al plan To drive the Union mn from the State
lie certainly ought TO know what he Is talking
abou, rs be commands the Department Including
New Orleans. All over the South the same spi,i,
prevails that aniDaies the New Orleans rebels -
Deadly hatred Of the United States government
aud Of the Onion men are the controlling eIe.
neu,s IN the political character Of those lately Ia
ntnis against US: They feel strong now, because
they think the President Is with them and that i
just ~hal they are aiming At. Then they would
Irpudisie the Naiional Debt, the Constitutional
Amendment prohibiting slavery, assume the pa,.
ut OF the Rebel War Debt, pension rebel .cl.
diers, rv-estahlish slavery and act the part OF
iyranis generally as they did once before. They
are herce against Congress because their S-na,ois
ana Representatives, fresh as they are from IN,
rr'el army, ARE not admitted 10 seats Ia cougr,ss
onr noic hope Is lefl to them With the aid OF
the Northern Democrats these same rebels expect
to get the control Of the government aud II they
sncr'ed then We will begin 10 sorrow and iron.
hlc IN earnest. II the Union party loses control
Of the Rovei nment the people will end that the
blood aud treasure spent in the late war wsrr
wasted. We cannot believe that the people are
81 much blinded a. 10 permit the rebels 10 take
possession Of the government alter ell that has
taken place within the last Few years There Ia
danger ahrad-lst the people beware,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-25

A Ham Hr.-oos Of The hardes, bits At Sec.
rotary Seward, sines bis detection fton the Usion
party, isihs adoption Of the following rssoIu,its
81 meeting ct Kaakakss, Illinois.
Aeseirsd. That We sympashins with Secretary
seward u and 90 account Of the saasFing BE- 90.
deswsnt a The hands Of rebel assasslns, Il b,Ing
seele .nsaily dsss ~ Ne (stusds, they sol knov.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-25

TIiis Is TO GIVE NOTICE. tina, the sub.
l. scriber has obtained from the Orphan
Court Of Baltimore county, letter. Of admins
tration on the estate Of
ELIJAH HARMER.
late Of said county, deceased. All person. hAv
ing claims against the said estate. ar. her.b,
warned 10 exhibit the same with the voucher,
thereof 10 the subscriber,
On or b.fors ne asa day Of Apra. 1867
they may otherwise BY law be- excluded iron.
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted ~
said estate are requested TO make immrdiai.
payment. Given under my hand this 2Isi
day Of August 1859.
JOSEPH q. DANCE,
aug zS.-ft Administrator.
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.a- 4 meeting uf tue Union ciiizrps of the
9Th district is called for SATURDAY. evening S.,,.
temher lsi' Tor the purpose Of organizing Union
Ciuh. We are glad 10 see this START made. in the
right direction. and hope the other district. may
20 aud do likewise
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-25

fiRE ~ BALTIMORE CoUSI TN SATURDAY. last.
the harm belonging to Mr. +. y. GrLuns. ii
th's county, containing large qlantity at grain.
hay and straw, aud all his f,ru.iug implrn.ni..
was entirely consumed ~ hr-. involving a loss
ancc
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DIED.

On the 18th instant, after a lingering ilnes.
Of ten months. E.iAs SNARpoN. in the I'D year
"i his age. a native Of Devonshirc. England.
6u, Tor th" last thiriy-six years resident OF
Baltimore county.
In Richie county. ". Va. on the sth inst.
.ALLA kgSLT. only child OF X. Edwin aud salli-
ID. Hook. aged year and ? days.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-25

PAY YorR lSconr Tax. It, Hector Ridy.Iv
calls upon all persons indebted iu the Govern
meni on account Of income tax 20 settle np he.
lore The Both instant. Bopr .,r,ead. poaH aroiI
ne HF'ef'oH q hedry PsHaifies, m,y ,cH an,nd 10
Mis nafisr AZ sHc,
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Sn-PrsIdeut johnson once said tbs, ,r.I,or.
shoald take back seats during the war ar 70.
construction. 10 the Philadelphia wIgwau, the
Iron, seats" were reserved for ihess sane rebel.
and traitors.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-25

Az otp CirzgS Dg,D.-.Eii,s Sn,raon nm
aged aud much respected ci,iz-n diet Al his resi-
dencr in the Thirteenth District. un Suna,, lot
Mr. SmHfdon was born in pcvoushirr England.
hut has resided ia Baltimore county Tor III. las,
thiriy-six years.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-25

vi.essA LorALrS.-Jsdgs Underwood "a.
pfsssss ihs eplnion tina, from what he has ssen
and heard W niehmosd The rsbsl eisissns Of tina,
locality uili hass hssoms 90 loyal - nsss orso.
osr that they uIil oct allow The unlssd s,ans
ossED p sspabls y " - psv,s.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-25

~ President johnson has issued proclamn.
'ion declaring null and void the blockade 81 The
Mexican ports decrecd BY Macmillan, aud assert.
that II will no, be respected by the government
of the United States.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-25

9-Ths Richmond journals are IndIgnan, a,
the Philadelphia oonvsn,ion. They marvel why
the Southern delegates voted for the Platform
Rs olaiiOss. The marvel 10 explained By two
wsrds--psssidsaila Alsaaslsn.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-25

CAHP MHETISGs. The Camp meeting NJ Wat
ters' ground, Ia the 20 district at this county
commenced ON the 18th instant. aud rlOstd on
Thursday last. A very large number of persons
attended on Sunday. Rev Mr. Lsnnhsn pr,arh-
ed In the morning and Rev. Liulviuu y. Morgan
in the afternoon. Mr.. Morgan VAS prevented
however, FROM finishing hts rrrinon by reason Of
a heavy rain which csnic uI In the Rlirrroun -
We are glad To hear ihnt Po,d order prevailed
during the whole period Of the nieriing
Shrewsbury camp cUmmrnud on Thursday,
and 10 said to be the larses, ever assembled there,
one Baltimore church alone being represented by
nearly thirty tents.
meeting cay he took seat nrar unr ~ the pforn.
enades, and noted the broken srnicnccs OF ron-
Versati0n Of the passefs-by. ~ follows.
Fine couple consider her very handsome I:
She "Trots like hlazcs in double barnes, and
would make any man "A good vile j. -
scarce thing, particularly with democrats
ana conservatives, whom they Prosecuted during
the "lloney-m Oon "a not over Set. hui Ihey
will find that" "ill come u ma viii let me.
and cousin Charley will tell yea that" You
are cOquciic, aud have alwaya Thought you-''
"a black horse, with two white feet. and the
knight Of" THE lady with the red head /
think 70 very handsome, but" She has rlns.
eter, aud believe she would make fine"
"Drunken husband, Who worries the lite ,,nt All
- The Radicals. who dtsrrse to he" "Ilar
tiEed with the oy ghos, and most esc,llen,
- is postponed I'LL Friday. I understand.
when II will take place" "As soon ms he oct.
his new house finished, and" u think she 1.
beautiful. aud when Ne get opposite the tent. ~,
II The Registers will regislrr every body ihi,
year If "Ile never was beau " mine, aud
don want you to- Pop the question aud
know your fate nj once What, are you go.
ing home with - vain womnn and a pack
Of hounds IS enough To make man wish
''Ihe back y rrady. aud We must be going"
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~Gsnsral Logan ssyS that A. Johnson e
I'VE man made Prssldsu, by single eOustiiusn,
Booth, the assassin, and the, be we'll vsprs-
sub chat lsss ssasatssnA
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-25

LARGE FIRE AT ELLcoTrs MILLs.-A great frc
broke out in Ellicotts Mills on saturday last.
which resulted In the total destruction VI the
Granite Mills, u large cotton factory Owned
Oy Dcford Sons aud Johns Hopkins. The lire
originated Ia the picking department OF the fac
tory, from some unknown rnusr. and spread " ith
such rapidly, owing 10 the coulhuslihlc ,hnTac-
ter OF the contents, that the entire building, u
very large granite structure WIS entirety destroy
Ct. ihfiiciing lOss at irom SlOU 0uO To- $40. nUp
upon the o~nets upon which there Was Only
about 100000 Insurance. About one hundred
aud hi'y Operatives. principally women aud chill
dreu' are thrown Out OF empio, nrni by this dis
asIT0us CONFEDERATION.
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@The town Of MOn.s Christi, 10 Ecuador
vas .lnes. sn'iF'ly destroyed BY Ere r.e.sdy.-
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COUNTY ITEMS.

49, The -. 4. Church 1t Govanstown. nhieh
has been undergoing repairs Tor some werks past.
will be re-Opened Tor divine worship ON Sabbath
Sept. I'd. The public are invited to attend.
q. q. Ilksirr. lhaaiaF.
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" means OF
POLICY OF CANCELLATION -,

Mr.: JOHNSON. the UnequAled Lion Tanner.
VIII display his unshAken confidence Of control
over the most ferocious brut4s bv MAKING Ma
colorsd man SAMBO enter the den,
Tut His Head in the Lions Mouth
And Keep il There,,.
Thus presenting TO the audience a speeta.
Gle Of Startling Interest"
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The Philadelphia Hippodromo.

The following programme Of the Philadcl.
Phia Exhibition. which came of in PhiIadeI.
Phia last week. will be useful for future ref
cr-ncc:
GRAND coMBlNATloH ENTERTAINMENT
GREAT MORAL ExHIBiTIoN,.,.
by \. JOHNSON 4 Cos. Celebrated Troupe.
In the City Of Philadelphia,
Commcncing ON Tuesday. August, "a, at
THE UNION wIGwAM,
which has been
Entirely Reconstructed,
Completely whitewashed. and
Thoroughly Ventilated.
So ~ 10 render the Performances
Delightfully."- Cool..,.
Mons. REnoSb. the wonder OF the Times who
has astonishcd the country by so many extra
ordinary summersets, has kindly consented To-
appear; and will perform before the amused
aud delighted audience. his inimitable feat ~
riding
Two Horses at Once,
Going at Full Speed in Opposite Directions.
SioNoR srARDI. the World Renowned snak.
Chariner. will give his astoundin ing exhibition OF
Tanned Copperheads.n
He VIII take the largest CopperheAds into his
hands. Twist them about his Neck. and
Place them in his Bosoin.,,i,
Showing how the most venomous reptiles mAy.
be rendered Perfectly Harmless
H.
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MARRIED

on the 9Th instant. by Rev. u. +. My.r..
JonS A. HoHAS TO Miss MARN l.. MAJ. both oi
Baltimore county.
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NeaO Advertisements.
THE SEVENTH OnsTRaCr MNOVVS
No DIVISION.

THE SEVENTH OIsTRiCT KNOWS
No DIVISION.
ATTENTION UNION MEN,
~
u'HE UNCONDITIONAL UNION MEN OF
the Iih District, favorable to the formation
OLA UNION CLUB.
Are requested to meet At HoFFACKER's no
TEL. PARKToE. on
Saturday Erenins. Ssptcmbsr LAT.
g. o'clock.
Turn out Union men in your strength and
show To your old enemies that you are WIDE
awake and eager for the fray.
By ORDER THE COMMITTEE
August 2s.-?t.
VNHIs is To GIVE NOTICE. tina, the .u..
! sciiber has obtained from the Orphan
Court OF baltimore county. letters 81 admin.
tration on the estate Of
WILLIAM FOXCROFF.
late Of said county, deceased. All person, Inv
ing claims against the said estate are Il .rcbv
warned 20 exhibit the came with the voucher-
thereof 10 the subscribers,
On or b.fore he asa dGy Of April Is6f
they may otherwise by law be excluded iron.
all benefit OF said estate. Those indebted ~
f"'" ''eA@Rc aEc Ntquehtru 10 make immediate
payment. Given under my hand thi. 2lst day
Of August. 1855.
NICHOLAS FoXCRoFF.
Aug. 2s.-lts Adnini.,raio,
YNIils is TO GIVE NOTICE. that tho sui
Il seribers have obtained from the Orrhsn.'
Court Of baltimore county. letters ,e.,ain.nts
- on ;ho ssta;c OF
WILLIAM BACON,
late OF said county, deceased. All persons hsV-
a matt
warned to exhibit the same with the youeb.r.
thereof, TO the subscribers.
on or befors hs ASA day Of April 1867
they may otherwise by law be excluded iron,
a.. Sensa; Of said estate. Those ;Hd.b;s.! :.
sald estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment Given under our hands thi. ?2d
day Of August. 1888.
JOHN BACON.
SAMUEL NJ. RANKIN.
aug Ss'-N' Executor
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rHE WONDERFUL UAPPY yAMrIy

IHE W. ILFF Z 7 HAITI FAMIL1,
which will not DO LIr-LE for the entertainment
Ut the spectators. 10 composed 81 reptiles and
animals Of the hercest aud most diverse ia.
lures. collected expressly for this exhibition,
aud tanned with great labor and sxpense TO A
state of Psriec, Harmony, Among them
will he
Full. Bloodel Louisiana Bloodhouna.
from New orleans,
Monster Ccpperhead CLEAExr, from Ohio,
Mississippi All gators. Northern Black Sheen.
and Sacred crocodiles,
from Memphis. in Egypt.
winch viii SHED TEARS coPf0usLY At the
bidding Of their keeper.
Afte- ia" Performance,
THE ANIMALS WILL ALL BE FED,
by Manager JoHssoS in Person.