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NOTICE i HERERG GIVEN. 7 the cred
~ itc-s Of ALVIN EATON. an applicant
iof the beneht Of the "tsth Article Of t6e Code
Of Public General Laws" relative 70 iusol-
vents. that the sfA Aeaaay "a Asgrst. So. has
been liked for his appearances. q answer in
iesrogstories. and for final hearing u HE
case before the Circuit Court for Baltiaore
county Dated the 26th day q March, Iss7
Test
JOHN II. LoN6EECKER. CLERK.
Mach
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Insolveni Notice.

NOTICE J. HEREBY GIVEN To the e-ci
~ itors ui EnW ARD =. DEEMS. on ag,pit
can't she benefit ~ ths .ststk Article ~ fhe
teie "i Public GENERAL Laws. relative e. SOD
solvents that the "a Aoaars tss tpesst ~ .
has been Fixed ~ his appearance. g. ans,ser
iuierrugatufies. and iui q tnai hearing ~ d.
css' before the Circuit Court for Baltuior. ss,ul
{! Dated ths ilth day - March ises
Tr-f
JOHN u. LoNGNECKER. Cissk.
March IG-ym
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4 GENT WANTED. To sell the Amer.

"A lean WINDOW POLISH the hest ever offered To
The public. u cleans windows fact you can ui,e
them with cloth, without slop, soap water. II
leaves the glass clear and fFsS from
lint u also cleans and Ioliahes Gold silver CoIirr
Brass, and Tinware, better, aud With less laor than
anything ever known. Agents making a. to 80
Ter seek. Everybody want. 70 a. soon they u
used send - cts for sample and terms call the
AMERICAN POLISH COMPANY, ans Chestnut ~,
Philadelphia. May sly
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GRAND JURY REPORT
May TERM, 1897
s.nsSn iras R..s :
June >. Ise5. }

y aAs Hga. a. ~. Esaors,
Jsdys o. ne ~. -. for nsftissoyr q.
The Grand Jury ior baltimore county res.
pectiully report that they have disposed Of ali
the business that has been broaghi belore them.
except that part which has beenreisrred 70 the
next trand jury. and have lsand sixty-thFee
True Bills.
In conformity with law, they hare visited
the Coanty Jail. where they iound eighteen
prisoners The prison Il IN charged Benjamin
y. Green, warden under sheriff John X. Har-
vey. II seems y be veil eenanctci. but they
think the sanitary regulations have been ne
elected also the brick floor q The jail near
tsc doer aud in the rear Il In . very ~ cond-
ton and wants repairing a. once. ms eky-
lights. also. leak badly, and i damaging, 10
some extent, the floor u The bnilding.
They wonld further state that they have Wis
ited the Petit Jury ruoms and End them IN a
tolerablc conditian and wenld suggest. for the
Improvement u the rooms. that he doors be
cleaned VITA water a. least twice year.
The 6rAnd Jury room, who're they have been
confined. u IN very filthy condition. Wewould
recommend that the mating be taken up, The
dirt removed. and the door psvperly cleaned
with water.
An Of which is respectfully sab,aIaed
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Insolvent Notice.

NOTICE = HEREBY eIvES T. the ere
~ tors 81 JACOB DEEMS, an applicant g..
the benefit q the a.ss;k Article ~ rs. Cs.le 70.
Public General Laws. relative 10 insoivcui.
that the sn Heaaag q Ancssf Rerf. has b ~
liked foT has appearance. O. answer interrors
tories. and far = final hearing 81 his case h.
fore the Circuit ccurt Tor Ralfinaorr county
Dated the I'd dan Of NAV. lse.
Test JOHN n. I0NCNRCKR fl CLERK.
Nav a-sm
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE.

nice FARM or TWENTY ONE ACRES.
ON NE Frclerick Turnpike, near the -
- terminus Of the CatonHviilef -@@%
Ilailrcad. Excellent Dwell lsst
ILING. with hall, parlor. diningl-
room, library room, sitting rcom. Kitchen and
seven chambers, also, all necessary ont houses.
All the Improvements In fine condition; nbnn-
dance Of Fruit and Vegetables, aud water not
70 be surpassed. For sale By
HENRY W. COOKE,
Law Buildings, ~. Paul 81,
June ST. Baltimore.
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A GENTS WANTED
"A FOR GEN J.. e. BAkEE-
Il.

MSTORT OF THE SECRET SERTICE
This uork embraces Authentic and Ufeial account
81 The hitherto suppressed facts and information ota
cd by General BAEaE, durag his I've years scrvcr a.
Chiet 0f the National Detective Police Now that ils
war u over. the Nation demands this inner History aud
- historian. the Author sui.srs.s No IA urt-,
ses but writes the plain unvarnishcd truth .isarns
neither high nor lax. Loyal. nor REBEL. SrArES-
NAN nor CONVICT. CIVILIAN nor COY EMINENT
OFFICIAL; Judicousy justify ng his statements with
vouchers from the highest authority imArt NJ thrfrh,
Reisalne historic value 10 hts startling disclosure.
Active energetic Agent. clearing saOo tr month
which We can prove 10 any doubling applicant Al.
dress, u GARRETT CD. Tu3 Chestnut - rllla
Mar .S-ly
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PEACH AND FRUIT Farm.

0S6 ACRES between Severn AMI Msgoihy
%OOkiyers, Anne Arundel county, Nd
with landing oil the farm on been A
- CFcek. where Wos.d. Vegetables E"5
2 and Fruit can be shipped dur alls
ing season, every day. Ths sans
would make superb ruit Farm. cspeciaI Nv
adapted b. Peaches, strawb berries and Water
melons. Has so : ~ acres 81 ths hest water
melon land in Maryland. vc-y oa-' 3. and b. =
the best Of melons, the profits ra which are
great u has nov already planted aud o.
hpurishins condition i~pn Peach I-ce- 0Il the
best varieties. including 2oo llal-'s Fsfly soe
Apple Trees ui the hncst Var.oi.e- -.n Pear.
rs Chcrries. { or acres sirsvl.---r.-. 81 =
the most approved Elud. .HH t--sis. n.tT
planted, best vsrietics.
About - a. - acre. o. Np.i. .f.stIr tt,...
nut, Poplar and Pine balance nearly si eco.
bic land AMI easily fertiircd.
improvement CONSIST 81 lAKgE NEW
DWELLING, with bay Wiudo- - Library
room, PiazAs front and rear. Containing Hal
and Is icons. with Wood House attached iu-t
erected a. = cost OF over s. zee. Main house (.
stories and attic, frame, ~ feet front, ., feet
deep. Back building sox3s feet Two Tenant
Houses. new Corn House, large new Cisisrn.
Barn rather dilapidAted.l A..
The Dwelling u on knoll On which are over
20 large Poplar Trees. =. u feet . diameter
very cool and delightful during the summer.
and celebrated throughout the ueighbofhs-.d
Formerly. place cot fr- 81 Churches
Schools aud Post Oil.rs- urar.
E>-This valuable PROPERTY Wi he .nd ler
So PEI acre. and early Vssse-siui. Eivcl
Apply 20
HENRY ". COOKE.
Law Buildings, Baltimore. NJ.
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WANTED-AGENTs.

ugo1t on commission. We onsransf The above salarJ
g commlsson - snitahe aFents Al their homes
.ntEDanee an article % iadspensabis salU 10 every
JACKSON CO.. u seaih Street, Baltmoe. Nd.
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0senei BY James g. Clarke, John %. Price 4. 10
This noted aud fast irot,iny s;siiion will
'aui for service for the season - -.
So, cosasseac'ng on ne i5N n AlG
.iPrn and End on ne IJsh of .i,lv .kGhH@E{1
"n the following days and places KEW
named; A. the Stable OF the subsrribeT, n...- :
C0CKEYsvILLE.
'"inmencing ON Monday. April 18th. and r..
manning at home one week. The next week.
April ed ~ 27th,l he will be
AT ABRAHAM J0HNsON's STABLE,
opposite Gen. Wayne Inn, Baltimore ST., Baltp..
nd 20 on. alternately, throughout the season.
until y Gloss, July 18TH
On his wny 70 Baltimore. on Monday, and on
las return from BAltimare, on Saturday, he will
top a Z. II. Ady's Stables, T0ws0NT0wN.
TEkMs-s5s for the Season. 1850 II paid
when the mare Is first served $I.O0 o. the
room in all cases, for each mare.
se- For Pedigree and further information
handbills.
JAS. c. CLARKE 4 J. o. PRICE.
ten. II. DERicK. Groom. Owner
sS- Pastsrage cost g. per MONTH aud ac
c"inmodations for mares from a distance. but
all accidents and escapes at owners risk.
Nav a.-t.Ivi5.
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April is.-tJul
LANE.

This celebrated high-bred Stallion will stand
the season Of 1867 al the following -
places, commencing on the goth s~wUa
Of April and ending July goth. W4a&
Mondays and Tuesdays Of eve tEsa
~ week, az BROOKLYN, Anne Arundel Wei.
nesdays and Thursdays Of every other week,
At ChEsTkUT6 STORE, Anne Arundel Co..
" miles below the Long Bridge the remainder
Of the time % the sUBSCRIBER's STABLES,
GOVANoI0WH, Balto. Co., 4 miles from Bal.
timorc on the York Read.
sA-Fer terms and fali descriptions see lsrge
lss-GOod keeping Cor mares from . distance.
L. M0NGAR,
Govanstown, baltimore county, Nd.
April l3.--J2O.
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'I'HE MORGAN HORSE,
BROTHER JONATHAN

THIS SPLENDID HORSE will make IA,
third season at the subscribers -
stable - Blenheim Farm" about S,-&&e
one mile south ni swcct Air, Bal kk3a8
timore county. commencing April SE9R
18th and ending July 18th. 1857.
Prescription Brother Jonathan is beauti.
lul dspp!c grey. years old. about Is hands
high. of fine form aud action. and weighs about
1900 pounds.
Itfigrce Brother Jonathan was sired by
Franklin Felton's superior horse Ticondcfosa.
lac by David lIill's celebrated BACK Hawk !:
dam, Betsy Maltin. she by snydcr's Genius.
long and iavorably known in Lancaster CO.. Pa.
Terms SIS 20 insure. % he paid Ms som as
the MARI is known 10 be with ioal. ANY person
parting with ala insured mare. before che il
known TO be with foal. will hc held responsible
for the insurance.
All accidents 90 mares a. the owners risk.
JAMES y. HENDERSON.
April i.-ttulvlS
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'Vo BRIDGE BUILDERS.

rVo BRIDGE BUILDERS.
OVVicE CouSry ConnIssioxsns 90 BALro.
CousTr, May itth, 1897.
The County Commissioners Of Baltimore
County, will receive Proposals at their Office,
IN TOWs0Nr0wN,
o. Wednesday, ipM day qf JHas, 1857, z
attn o'clock NJ,
FOR BUILDING TWO BRIDGES
ol wood, wcatherboaFded and covered with
shingles, ono over Western Run al Chilcoat's
Ford. near y. Davis foundry, slh district,
about eighty feet span, with stone abutments
about twelve feet high from foundation the
other over Hcrbcrts Run, On the Sulphur
spring Road. 18th District, span Of Bridge about
iorty-two feet, with stone abutments at each
end about seven feet high wing walls u be
repaired.
plan and specifications.
JOSHUA '. cocKEY. President.
May list.
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NesO Advertisements.

$780,
GEoRGE.P. RowELL 4 CO,
ADVERTISING AGENTS,
OZARK ROW. NEW YoRK
times BUILDINGl
We have facilities or the transaction u the business
of GHSERAL ABvHRTIsISa AaHScI, which arr not sur
passed and We think no, equAlle by any similar 81,
tAblishment In America.
Our special lists u "OSE HrNbHEb NGwsPApEas"
oneT remarkable ndacement. 10 such dcslrous II
advertising extensively send ocl. lor copy II the
GAZETTE giving lists aud full particular.
The large amount Of patronage controlled by u. m.
ahles promise our customer. the most favorable
terms
The AbvEErIsEH's GsSErrE Published by "a. con.
iAins much information Of value to advertiser.
s~Priee d per snnun in sd-a1s,
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Property Sales.

TRUSTEES SALE 3
A TRACT OF LAND
~ BALTIMORE COUNT.
The undersigned, by virtue Of decree Of tho
circuit Court Tor Baltimore county, a. a Court
n Of equity, passed In a cause where
I'm William A. Lloyd aud wife are "a
complainants, and Thomas D. Cock -
ey and wife are defendants, will offer az public
sale. at tho
COURT HOUSE DOOR,
in Towsontown,
0~ Tuesday, nc - day If Jriy. Ise..
At - o'clock d.,
b tho highest bidder,
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL or LAND
which was conveyed by Thomas D. Cockey,
Executor Of Samuel Cockey, aud Amelia. his
wife, and Charles Cockey aud Emily J. cockey.
his wife, b. Mary A. Lloyd, by deed dated the
18Th day Of July, in the year 1860, and recor.
ded in Liber q. II. g., No. 80, Folio Itt. one of
the land records Of Baltimore county. This
property contains
TW'ENTY-FOUR ACRES,
R0ODs AND 81 PERcHEs Or LAND.
more or less,
About four acres Of which are ia w,s,d urin
cipally Chestnut, lies in Green Spring Valley
about ten miles from Baltimore By the Hooks
town Road, and thirteen miles by the Western
Maryland Railroad aud lies on q road leading
from Pikesville 10 Btevenson's Switch on said
Railroad, said Switch being only half q mile
distant from this property and being regular
station on said road.
This Land adjoins the property Of Thomas
u. Cockey, Cardiff Taggart and Mr.. Clayton
aud u about two miles from Pikesville
There are one hundred young Peach Trees,
aud Pear and Cherry Trees, aud all the proper.
y except two acres Is now well set IN clover. |
The improvements consist Of
n LOG DWELLING
AND LOG STABLE AND CORN HOUSE.
There Is beautiful site on the property for !,
building.
The Terms Of Sale prescribed by the decree
are-ThAt one half the purchase money shall |
be paid in cash on the day Of sale and the bal. |
anee in six months thereafter the credit paw. |
insnt 70 be secured by the bond or note Of the |
purchaser With . surety or suretes 70 be an. /
proved by the Trustee. On the payment Of tie |
whole purchase money, the Trustee will exc.
cute deed 70 the purchaser.
RICHARD GRAsON,
June e'-t. Trustee.
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NOR sALE-A SNTG LITTLE FARM Oh
II 80 ACRES. iSi miles from Baltimore on The
west Branch OF the Hartford Turnpike, -
- distant from the Turnpike ahoHti.s4
- tou yards. and IN lnli view ol1saE
Ethc same. and road leading u
rcctlv b. il. The soil V good abrut u acres
in elegant BUILDING TIMBER AND CffEs
NUT. besides about leacres In Timhcroi small
Ter growth. The improvements are good sto
~ and half HOUSE. with Rasoins. two STA
BLEs and Corn House. Spring House with el.
egant Spring aud other running water on the
place. 4 young ArrLE ORCHARD Of seven
years growth. aud Limestone abundant with
IN hall . mile. Omnibus pass 10 aud from
Baltimore daily. Apply 10 ROBT. 4. Will
SON. adjoining place north. Long Green. Raj.
timore county.
putablc. May 25.--6ts
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
A HIGHLY IMPROVED FARM OF lOO
"A ACRES. more or less, miles -
-. northwest 81 Catonsvlls. Ralti. t@..<
more County. miles from the tsss
Tciiy. The land Is o. inc quail
w The DWELLING has seven Rooms. larrg
Switzer Earn. three Tenements aud other la
provcments Large quantities % Raspeerrics
Strawberries, CurrAnts, 4c.. are grown on tins
Farm for the Baltimore market. fs.seo quarts
II Raspberrics. and i.eee quartz 81 Lawtons
marketed last year J also. Cherries. Apples
and Peaches 20 acres II Anc Timothy. The
Farm Is well watered with Springs ami streains.
II lies near lnglesidc Seminary and will make
= tine Market Farm or Country Seat Price
sls.eee which j. much below the value 81 land
in this lecation.
- For particulars apply Al the northwest
c.ruer If Lexington ana -. Paul STE. Raiia.
T. LiNELEl.
Nav iS-ti. Broker.
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Miscellaneous.

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODsii
Ihavs just received direct from New York.
fine assortment Of Goods,
BLACK ALPAcAs.
ALPACA LUsTREs.
DELAIEEs,
ChRmbray Ginghains, Manchester Ginghsms,
Cotton Goods Of all descriptions,
PlAids, Cambries, Lawns and New Styles Of Cal.
ic0es. White, Red and Opera Flannels, beau.
lihl Damask Table Cloths, fine Linen Napkins,
Towels, Crash, Summer CassimeFs, Cottonades,
Coating and Pant Linens, and hne stock Of
Sheeting, and Muslns, bleached and unbleach.
ID from i2i cts. per yard up.
GLOVES, MOURNING GLOVES, GRAPE,
A Gue assortment Of HOSIERY, silk aud Lin.
en- HANDKERCHIEF, cheap and great va
ricty Of Notions. a lot Of ine
OIL CLOTHS, RUGS a MATS.
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, &C.
AlbattawaTe, Hardware, Queensware, CFocke-
ware, StonewaFe aud Tinware.
Fine assortment
STRAW AND WOOL HATS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ladies', ChildFens' aud Mems.
Always on hand,
"ROCERIES or THE BEST QUALTTY.
TEAS. SPICES. &C.
oils. burning and Lnbricatlngi Lanps. Chin.
neys aud Patent Medicines generally In use.
es-A call IL respectfully solicited before 90.
ing IN the city, as my GOODS aud PRICES
cannot fail 10 please,
WILLIAM 4. sHEALRY,
Towsontown, BALTIC. Co.
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way 20, lood.-u.
A GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
The subseriber, Msnuiaclur.r aud Dealer in
AGRICl LTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS AND SEEDS,
Informs his friends and the public in general
that hc IL located in the City of Baltimore with
the necessary Tools aud Machinery for the
manufacturing Of all kinds of
MACHINERY,
PLows.
CASTINGS, AC.,
Aud will guarantee Ia supply all orders for
them on the most reasonable terms. Among
the articles 10 be always obtained at my es.
Enlistment. name in part
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
SAW MILLS. GRIsT MILLS.
WATER WHEELS. &C.
90 Att sRgs.
Wheeler, Meiick A Co.'S. Railway and Plant..
ton Powers and winnowers, Eagle Cotton
Gins, Cotton aud Hay Presses. Gin Gear
scgnents aud Wing Gudgeons.
Grain Drills. Cider Mills and
Presses, Wine Presses, hay
and stalk Cutters.
MOVING AND REAPIHG MACHINES,
FARM WAGONS 4 CARTS,
Churns, Wheat Fans, Corn Shelters. Corn and
Cob Mills, &s. Sole Agentfor
Mudge's Celebrated Washing Machines.
Horton Depew Cos. Flows and Castings, J.
". Elliott's Accomac Va. Flows, Norfolk ami
Baltimore Flows, and n general assortment Of
ALL KINDS or
Field and Garden Seeds.
WILL FURNISH ~ ORDER.
An KINDS or FERTILIZERN
MANDATORY, MACHINE sHOP AND
FOUNDRY,
former FOREMAN aud Front Street.
DEPOT SEED STORE.
10 Hest I'ran Street. opposite Maitty Hoa,e.
JOHN MAYHER. AsESr.
May :j.--6m.
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DoAD NOTICE.

NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN. That thir,r
days AFTER this date. application viii BE- mad
r. the County Commissioner 81 Baltimofs
county Scr the crening # public rad. en-,
mencing At Shaw's Hi. and following the be-
Of an old rad through the lands q Mrs. Niser
4. :. teell. aud Archibald Sterling. sfrikins
NE itiilen Road 81 Or near the Ivy Reed
June S-sfa
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DOCK AGENTS WANTED
ID FOR
BEYOND THE MISSISSIPPI: -
IRON TIlE GREAT RIVER To THE GREAT OCEAN
mr. ALBERT D. RIcHdRDSoN
OVER 10000 COPIES SOL - ONE MONTH.

Life and Adventures PraTi.s, Mountain aud th.
Pacific Coast. with 80 Descriptive aud Photo
graphic Views % the scenery. Cities Ands Minss co
Iae add Curosities Of the New Stats and Terrtorr.
To prosIectise etniFrants and settlers the " IAr
West. this History 81 that vast aud rlil. sn viii
prove an Invaluable assistance. supplying a. ,oes
want long teit Of full. authentic and reliable guide
climate soil. products. means % travel, kr
Send for Circulars aud our terms. and = full d.
scrtption d the work. Address NATIONAL PUBLISH
ING co. Phiiadelphia. IA May .S-ly
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WANTED-AGENTS-s75 TO s2OO

wv ~ LII--hO I.N ] H-StJ 10 S-UU
w PER MONTH every uheFc. maic aud female g.,
Introduce the Genuine Improved COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE This machinc viii
stitch hem, fell. tues quilt bind braid aud ctnhfode
10 most superior mann.r. ffc- ony SIS Tulis
warranted for ave years We will pay ~ Oso for ans
machine that viii stronger. lsrautifai
more elastic seain than u nakcs the Eastir
Lock stitch livery second stitch h. and .iill
the cloth cannot l. pulled apart uitloat tearing W
iAy agents ffon SO 90 $500 r month and Ienscs
a commission from which tucs that amount can T..
made. Address, sECpiIg A co Cleveland a.
rdCTION-bo no, h. itnioscl upon by other ia
ties ialmlng "a WORTHLESS east iron machines. unef ~
same name otherWse ouf- l. tir only genuine sr,I
really practical cheap nacline manufactured.
May .s-iv
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NOTICE.
u 70 TIE ON S0kDfKRS or TAX WAR
or 1919, AND TYfkfR FAnfLLL&
DY a. Aet ef the last Legislature. all those
ID who hava no means u support. are emit.
PER ANNUM, payable quarterly.
Apply 70 I. DAY. psnssos AaExs,
los N. High 81. Baltimore.
em- Call before and aher Custom House
h"ara. FEE Low May is.-sm.
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John d. BEDFORD.
MAGISTRATE,
c0XvgrAH0ER AMI S'RITEEER.
All business placed In his hands will be ut.
sended 70 with the greatest accuracy and
promptneas. COLLECTIONS ATTENDED TO.
ee-Can be found at his Office In the TREAS
uRER'e 0RRlQk. IN THE COURT HOUSE.
TQWHoNNUf#Ns Nd. wH.w
~ All iellera addressed h him lhteugh the
Pest cfkec, VIII he attended, 10. lJunc I'm.
ISRAEL a CO..
PHoTo0RAPHERs,
ias ". BALTIM0RE ST, 8ALTYM0RE
es-0reai Reduction In our rricea.-sa
CARTRs AND vIGNETTEs sa.se PER DOE.
FORMERLY $500.
gna-Par,ieular attention paid 10 copies Of de-
ceased persons 4 l'un' ''-'"
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EARN FOR SALE.

HENRY ". COOK
Law Buildings, Baltimore. NJ.
Mar.l II
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EDWIN c. GRIsooM.
Nay 3s.-hs afninl s.rnas-
ANDREW BURKE
Insolvens Notice.

VA. = hI EkE.
JOHN !. GILL HN''ai''f'-
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% Or b.foys tAs LEI day u Fcbrsaary, ISss j..
they may otherwise by law b. excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. These indebted a.
said estete are requested 10 make immaculate
payment Given under our hands this esih
dsv az Maw fsE-
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-07-06

promoting the growth of grass; and
Prof. Liebig recommended sowing
them broadcast on meadows, to in
crease the quantity of hay.-Canad
Farmer.
DIssoLvrNG BONES. Take few bar
rels-old sugar casks are as good as
any-and first put in at the bottom a
layer of wood ashes, then a layer of
bones, and then upon it another layer
of wood ashes, and so on alternately I'M
til the barrels or casks are filled. If
the bones are partially broken with an
axe or otherwise first, it will facilitate
their dissolution. These ashes now
must be kept moist by adding water
from time to time, and if they stand
out doors under the shade of some old
tree or on the north side of building,
will require less frequent attention.
An occasional wetting with chamber lye
Is beneficial. La from ten to six months,
according to the size of the bones and
the care with which the ashes are moist
ened, the bones will be dissolved and
the compost is fit to use. This is the
most economical method of reducing
them, and if every farmer would pick
up the bones that are scattered about
his premises and treat them in this way
he would show signs of thrift. Mass
dchusetts Messenger.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-07-06

PURGATTvE PILLS have become set
tied necessity with the American peo-
pie. Indeed, cathartics always have
been and always must be used, in some
form, by all mankind. In this country
the pilular form of administration mas
been growing in. favor since pills were
first made of aloes and rhubarb, rolled
into ball. Their high position in the
public confidence has finally been Sc
cured and fa tened into permanency,
by Ayers Cathartic Pills, the most
skillful combination of medicine for
the diseases they are intended to cure,
that science can devise or art produce.
Those who need pills, no longer hesi-
Ayers Pills ~WbeeIino Iva I p ran ee'
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-07-06

surprised the city upon the following
morning. Miramon made slight show
of resistance, and was wounded in the
head. No acts of atrocity were com
mitted, and Mendez alone was shot, in
retaliation for his previous massacre of
Liberal officers. for which he expected
to suffer death if captured.