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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-16
Wonderful Relics Of the Presdamite
Age.

4 az. slcw- .!icsal, .elles..4i a. N-!.,-
',wn tu.ncSi,s;. a..s ;aa4s poodle q, follow
3.- ila!A,i.c seO.ocica. Glsectrrr- LiNA size
rank. - %, Connecticut sivts
Dc -, ea,' hank OF iae Ccanecicu; ", fhe
Portland s.ouc-,i asffies. 1hch hayc becu Nois-
- =; - weave =; present IS ;hgct 4AF'ies
auo.t sa. tasi att "a; tu.A ai.d thiti, 90 iOt -
vcsscs l.e ,;apose. .a .att, ins ,.e Stone So sae
s7ss, ua:kc's These excavations, Which Lave
:t-.,.c. !,I;l o. go ieCi hr.1v 90, sgrAcc o:
u, 'sait. q. :at tv,s havt .e,ralc! guiui.
wonders III, stol, said io L. 'sll o. iossi. -
mans = lls lowest tcpils i col great
book - &c ofis N.ieh - ue,L here carefal.y
preserved and heimst.oai., seAo. 2. trfi wth-
IN 'he last icw yeass nG the coGrtsss .eayes -
.h.s book Al found ihe :eeoid. - 'hr pas: a-.o.
The, 'o,. q. o. tie climate % iae Seasons aud q
,hc storms o. tie tft- AM animals and mote
wout,ff.l s'i., they tel "a - ihc uieu of those
ages show o.. their Mptf fnens, aai shadow io.;a
.otc,las q 'nc- customs They also oleu o.
- iacir graves ard sh1w 81 u ihc.r moirs ~
haFiai 'he met .sins "a one iss'gte an! the 40
,a.u ,u another These men aai al. three nugsrs
az q ;l4uy aGl ica. to,s Tia comparatively
mole fScea; of them wcfe siA io seven Rect high
but a. We au'o.d iEe leaves ;u;ihei ani rFocec,!
a. tAck 10 ihc ,,Cles of ums, % the lower 1cpis
~ the rock we come 20 race ~ .iauis twelve
fec, ish 18th shoes aud who hai ionlcs,ea,e!
animals - ie, giiar structures ard great si1c -
The ONLY human instruments - iaf discovered
were yaadc o; stone The, bad sAws Au4 lnrg
Auisrs made o. slate
This sandstone basin !. believed 70 b, u the
same geological age a. he ha!iu ~ Paris IN
France, bu, the fossil remains are more auineF-
Gus than ;hose ia tie Pai.s Basu. NOR wonder.
fgi and % a batter state Of Preservation
rac mos, indsfaugaele observer anA 10, most
industrious eo.ec;o; c: .he-t facts s ~ barrett
Who has sIeui almost lifetime "a collecting
fsagmcu'agv tyiaence aud sufmoun'iug iihicIl.
ties Mar, wears sin,c the fact Of a pre- Animate
race dawnsd upon him and be announced IL in
conversation Precisely .imllag disscv,tits have
teen made N EuruIe ni Barrett SAYS meu
;r1i hi. valley Al least 90, ,0po ycais age. hui
not ouf rncc the present rae is uew and dis
/ tn.t creation
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-16

TuI NIsERirs % a BAcaElog. What Il piiiful
thing 40 old bachelor Is, with bis cherries hoas
aud HE ruefa, phlz, OF . bitter cold night. wheu
the earth Is covered with snow When the hrc
10 out and Ia shivefing dread, hc slips beneath
the sheets Of hs lonely bed How he draws NJ
his toes all cneased IN yarn hose, and hS 6gElss
hs nose meath the chilly bed clothes that his
hoes and bis iocs. still sncased in yafn hose may
no, chance 70 ~ 'roIe. Then be pufs aud b..
blows, and SAWS tia, be knows no mortal GA
earth ever suffered such woe and With at
Aud oh. With be limhs 10 dispose. 20 that aci;n-
er his toes DOT be nosc may be ff0ze, 10 bis suu-
hsss ia silence the hachslor goes IL the morn.
when the cock crows and the suit has just iose.
from beHeAih 'hs hea clothes pops the bachelor 3
noss, and ~ you NAV supposs, when he hears
hos the Wind blows, see the windo~s all frozs
why neaih ihs clothes, pops the poor fellow =
nose for ae ful well knows, II from that he'd he
rose 10 put ou bic clothes, that he'd surely be
froge
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-16

MiifivSAigls New York hoas, ~ her million.
arcs. among whom 'he wcalihcsi air srt down
~ follows
wm r. Astof Is sKiy.tyc years old Nosih
hlly millouf round faced. pleasant, quiei
hammered gentleman owns two thousand dwell.
iugs. and e a lsnicnt landlord
4 7 Stewa.; isGs;y. Thin nervous aignihed
worth thirty millions AMI liberal in rasts oI
heaeV olenCc which appeal 10 his sympA,hics
Commodore Vanderbilt, Is white haired. Frd
checked seventy, worth forty millions drives q
'ss, horse, keeps n fast boat controls two fast
railroad companies with fast men, ard riVcs
away his money very lavishly
Angus, Belmont twenty million coa'sc, stout,
iiihy aud very German
Geotge opd,kc, i've millions, hhy. but LOOKS
younger an agreeable gentleman. James Cor.
Ion Rennett tive millions, ~ wears old, diguihed
IN MANNERS. broad Sco'h aI,eut. hcneeolcnt 70
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-16

SAsAc.sY " NEeEo Boy Philip Thi,kntsst
tells The following amusing story ofA little ncpru
boy 10 West Indies His master finding him q,
child % good parts. often cOuversed famllia;lg
si;a asl bat whenever be committed fault.
gave hin, u note 20 carry - iho o,crssci 1' .he
plantation iu which hc directed that Dc ,hovld
b. Nhippsd
Tie boy rercciSsLg TIE constant aHa anlieas..i.
Consequence 0! carrying bii o. paper &c 81.
osersesf, 'ook = favorable occasion 20 Ask hi.
master about II asking him wh. nj such time
aud such only the Oversee. should beat him wat.
50 much svcr.ty
The master .nfoEl4ci hiE. that The paper iaik-
ell so-and-so 20 the oversee. teeausc BE- wac lli
aud neglected 10 work
Why, mass. said the 10y. never 81,
you work
Not with my hands us lrae, replied ia,
master. "hai work With my head, which IS
much greater labor than yours
The next time the boy was sent with nois ic
the ovsrs,ef, he threw Il away and on his mas
,sf iEquring Of him what the oihet had said
Nothing q, all Feioined the boy u did noi
60 20 him, having this time worked with m,
head too 20
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-16

with a Tagged iAt mp pull i over his syts Did
you -ses sss i.'p!e ies'eei specimen y ihr d.lap
| dated couBiIyman
| smllei could hardly hglpl
What ia the case ?
"A murder-a man aud hls wife aud two little
childTen-ihtir thToals cut, lac, night. and the
house fot hire too afterwards.
Great heavens what a monster =
We had continued the conversation through
ou, IA whisper scarcely above our breath and
nov ;Ae conductor rose aud left n.c to study the
face- of ny fellow Passengers. with curious
dread aud horror
somehow often u. ! reyulvcd ,he matter IA
my mind, nv fancy would SETTLE on 4. coarse
st0ss.Ookhg man opposite With bush. brnfd
| aud shaggy wool g0ai. With ,hr culai Turned
up rnnnd his 'ars felt c"u,inrs'i ilni ihi-
man. ~ith~hc iiuinl eyes, aud be hrsvs hrn.-
Ing Ja~s was the Cain and "a, lnok,i iaiiiNrlr
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-16

Mas Braspn TO DHArH BY lsTKRSAL FlRE.--
IsdssElJoiis Et.ruerv i6.--A well authcnticat-
81 case Of spontaneous combustion occurred In
Columbus, forty miles south OF this city
YESTERDAY morning. Andrew Noltc, . German,
vsiy niemperaie 10 bis habits, was found dead
in hs shor, his lips entirely burned away, leas'
Ing q ghiA,ly hole, bic tongue charfed 10 "a crisp
His nose vas also burDed, as Il by IRE coming
oui Of his nosirils, aud his c.oihos were still
burning when found No other part o. the body
save the air passages wss burned Physicians
who examined the body pronounce u clear case
ofslon,aIeous eombusiscn. y V supposed that
,hs HFe vas communicated by attempting 60
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-16

liis LSEu.is SOME years since. clergyman
IN !iichield county, Coma WAS reprosing on
o,d Indian for his cruel aud revongcfgl conduct
towards ihoss who had offended him
You should love your cncmics observed
the parson. and preserve an affection 'of thos'
that hur, You,
"a DO love my onen,l,s, ieiorted III, sOn o.
nature, aud have gfca, affection for them tha
bur, me" "Nosuch thing, returned the clergy
man Won don love youT enemies
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.;omach which iigesis o'ihe chyl' which -
lencraiss ia rue. ! apply 10 my gsc al ~ ;hr
forces Aui 81. o. ihe gifts of nature
TAis sketch by masisT-han4 .sscais ~ us ;hs
extraordinary progress Of Science 3g;iug q hun.
i-el wears aui show how quietly we sppropfi.
Aie each addition 20 our knowlcdgc without tax.
its .iio a,cuLai the ong years Of toll which must
have ~, s,ici is :u.i Development n tho uexi
hundred wears shogli show equal results, il i.
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-16

How 10 GEr Rip ~ rus NAnoxAL DEar - There
are twenty millions Of people 10 the North. "
each one of these would destroy i've cent cut.
rency note daily Il would amount 10 a million
of dollars In a day towards the removal OF the
national debt II this were done every day tot
drtd aud six,y.hve millions OF dollars yearly
which Is more than the whole internal revenue
produces We know man who thinks II is his
iuiy ,uhnrn five cent bill every day ON this ac-
count Il is less than ile iAA ora glass ~ wis.
Ky Me- lori Post
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-16
One Hundred Years Science.

Une OF the most eloquent men in France is VI
Dumas, senator, member Of the Institute. eX'
Minister Of Instructions Professor al the Sorhopn,
aud College deFraHce When be risas 10 Addres.
an audience there is = thrill ofexpectAtions, and
huahed anxiety 90 catch the words that are 10
TALL from bis lips lie has an sntife and thorough
command Of the nicelies Of the French language
aud added 10 this marvellous familiarity with
the growth and present standpoint " scienre.
Recently At the distribution Of prixes awarded
by the Polytechnic Association os Paris, ~
Dumas gave a sketch of the condition os scientific
knowledge huhdred years ago. and compared
i, with The progress oi the present day W.
translate part Of HE address.
In 1898, the employment OF the forces Of
nature was limited TO iwo motors, wind mills
aud water mills Heat had no, been converted
into universal mechanical power, the steam
engine was unknown. The sun marked by iis
daily returns the hours In the life o. man, bg,
Niepce aud DangUerre had Eoi made use OF IT,
Igh, rs the lociie instruments Of Rri photo
fraphy had aoi. yet entered inio tue the imaei.
nation Of nah
Electricity had aeither gwen us the NOlialC
p.le, which dceomposcs the must obstinate
compounds noT the gAlvAnoplsstic art. which
places the metals without the aid 0ftrt ROT the
electric light; nor the electric telegraph and of
the nafy,ls of modern lines due 70 the genius
%. Ampege nor NJ formidable RuhmkoFf coil.
he rival u ggnpowdcf and the Jus, ohje,i o.
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Big Brindle.

Ia Nashville many years ago there resided d
gentleman OF great hospitality and large fortune,
aud though uneducAted, was Possessed ~ hard.
knot sense. Col W had been elected 10 the
Legislature, aud bad also teen Judge OF ths
County Court.
His elevation, however, bad made him somc.
what pompous, and he became very fond Of using
big words. On bis farm be had large and
michievUus OK called Big Brindle, which irt-
qucnily broke down his ncighbofs fencrs. and
committed other dsp'edaiions, much TO the Colo
nel's annoyance
Ose morning. after breakfast IN presencr Of
some gentlemen who had stayed with him ovcf
he called bis overseer, and said
VI. Allen, desire you TO impound Big
Brindle, in order that MAY hear no more ami
madveriions on his eternal deprcdations
Allen bowed and walked oil, sorely puzzled to
know wha; the Colonel meant SO after Col
W len for towa he went 70 Mrs " and askta
hsr what her husband meant by Yelling him %
" "impound the Ok
why. % said she. "be meSnt 70 ',ll ycg ,o
put him ,n;O pen
Al.en lefi 70 perform the feat fug il was 10 lu.
considerable oDe, - the animal was very wild
AHd vicious, aud after a great deal Of ifouhig
anil vexa;ion, be succeeded
Well said he, wiping the Precipitation from
biz bsow, and toloqnizing this is 'impognd-
ing Is u Vow am dead sure the 0. Colonel
will ask IHe IL inpounded Big Brindl. and IN
bet u puzzle him a. had a. be dia ng
TIE next da. the Colonel gave di'.;r' vafts,
and "a he was not aTistocfn'ic, Am 'tt over
sre' sat iowu with 80 ,Dnpaus Au,r the
second OF third lac wss discussed %, 'ieucl
'ufne. :" "a. ot..seci. and said
" Allen I'D jog impognl iar uririlr.
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~ IL umpAny sa.l
- lid s.g, h4t ois hfua.e .ais,yuata
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Tae compAn! butts, into 81 mnioderatc % ~
laughter While the Colonel lace f.ddcncd vi'h
discontinue
What 90 !og aeAn by that s.., ..! b,
Why, meau. Co.one. said Allen ihf'
oil b..ad.e, b-!ns progaoslgaie1 wish af ilea
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-16

To Rutlsvr Cocon This is ,hc seasog. for
colds asd colds are the forcrunners ofcousi'd D.
ton. Attend ssasonAbly 10 the FIRST II you
weuld avoid the last. ror years We have found
the following PREPARATION the hss, fof the cure OF
relief oi cough that We have ever tried Take
two ounces haxseed, two ounces stick liquoFice,
half . pound brown sugar, half a pound raiEins,
one quart Of cider. Boil the whole down 70 one
pint strain Il of and ru, Il aside ior use
Whenever the cough is troublesome, take table
spoonful 81 time. .--l'orllaAi pgeaa.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-16

cg-"IArry," said acoquesishly young lads
10 her cousin, prematuroly bald why is your
bead like heaven - "Don't know, I'm sun,
replied the swell, unless Il has a shining crown
Good, but not correct Because ,hrre lsno more
dyoag or parting there :
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NELSON a. YORK,

NELSON a. YORK.
Idn. FL'fu M ToLIEf'TfpS .tSEA Is,
REiI ENHiTI BEOKERS iAD
'oNIETiNCEEN.
NJ. : south street. baltimore. Md.
GrEclAL ATTENTIONS tch g. tie procure.
- ment Il Pensions. Miiitary nountire. Nu.
val claims a.. under NE yarious aet' q ton.
grcsa.
COLLIE IrloNS by tuit "r uthctwisr. mAic
from individuals ~ the Government. witt ,hc
utmost p'omptnces and energy
ZEAL ESTATE bought anl sold Gi"uni
Rents. Ac., Collected
- rar'ies having important cnscs will be-
furnished with written reference upon appli.
catinr Sny. -. isdH TN
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"a bgs.a,ss usu can have u hu Wostr
much Ia snyto.y . boy thus: io!I. "a eha;aciC.
cot ,.iirtd'fs u, inus, be acHcaieG upon AMI
you VI. like 10 Know perhaps that this Young
saaE became oIs u Ih1 Inosl cmineai merchants
o. use iay. know . isF AMI wide. beth 10 Eutoi,
aud ih.s county HE nAiu. ~as : Y. :. Wilder
and be was 'he h.s' Ffcsiden; - she American
Tract SocieiS --EE
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-07
STRANGE STORY OF APOLANDER.

A Polsnder, whose If has been Sc
ries of nisfor:unes, has just arrived at Pa
ris. under the following circumstances
In 1880 he was exiled 20 Siberia for pc
litica crimes. from whence he escaped TO
Montreal, arriving there in complete pow
cry After eight years Of miserable life
there be sailed for Brazil. and went to
work in the diamond mines, and from, Bra
I'll to CALIFORNIA where in short time he
col!ectal :. small fortune IN gold. IL / $50 he
returned to Europe, and joined in the strug-
gle for his country's Independence. lie
was again captured and transported toT
life to Nevtschipsk. in the north Of Slbe
ria. In 500 he found in the bed Of 4
river, masses Of melted quartz mixei with
IRON 0fe His Brazilian and Californian
experience now came II play, prosecuting
his search. he discovered AMI secured
S40. 900 and near the close Of the snm-
mer he found one large diamond, weigh
i-g seveutY-fvc -aret> and worth. had 1t
proved perfect. tive hundred thousand dol
lars he resolved 10 mike his escap, il
possible, through thp Chinese Empjre.-
The smaller diamonds he secured in a.bclt
about hi person and 70 make sure Of thc
larger one, L. forced ou, one Of his eyes,
and il the Y~ear: orb. hil the highly psiz
el jewel On his way through China he
was robbed by banditti Of his b"lt and
small diamonds. save few which he SOLD
10 secure the nccessarics Of life. After
many dangers he arrived at Calcutta, and
sailed for Marseilles. He is now in Paris,
and in great misery and poverty, not be-
lag able to sell his jewel, as it proves to
De filed with black spots. and almost
worthless.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-07

RURAL S1MpICIrr.- Miss Hewitt tells
the following as illustrative Of the simplici-
II Of the lower orders among the Swedos:
Two servants were given thickcts to 20
to the theatre, to which they went,
and from which they soon returned =
You surely have not been as licl the mis-
tross. ooh, yes; we went to the theatre.
and sat there till suddenly curtain drew
up and some ladies and gentlemen began
talking together, but as It was on family
matters we felt we were .u!rudiug, and SO
came home"
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-07

in waiting, while the clerk, who recognized
the visitor. ran up stairs aud informed the
editorial responsibilities of bis name and
evident .purport. After ar sggrsvatine
DELAY, which served considerably to in
crease the iH-temncr of the officer, the
door opened and coarse r ugh looking
man over SIX feet IN height, with q pro
portion or breadth Of shoulder. and armed
with a econ, entered the room. -
W..lsiog ap = the surprised aud angry
visitu-- b -.scani. IL a voice OF thunder
.Ara you the cnap that waits b see
mol
You, no. wish to see the editor Of
Tie paper.
That's me. I ar the very man.
There must be some mistake.
s,Not a morsel. I'm the head-hitter OF
thie Bull" sqid the fellow, bringing be
nobbe,l end OF his blu1geon within fearful
proclyity to the officers ca0",
You the editor impossible "
'.Do you mean to say that I'm telling n
. lie = roared the ruhan, as he again raised
his ''knotty argument.
Certainly nct-by no means " SAID
the officer, rapidly cooling down. and drop
ping the hor,ewhp and MS wrath at the
same time.
VERY vel, then. what are you want
ing wi me?'
"A mistake my dear sir all mistake
| cxpc.ted to meet another person II
call some other time" and the valiant COM
n),;nant backed towards the door, b)wlng
nol;t.ly to the Drawn before him.
..Anl don't let me ketch you coming
again without knowing what you want ana
who vau want. We're always ready here
for AZ sort. ] cuStomers-arny or navy
civil or military foot and Ora
gonns.
The ofi.ar retired resolved to UNDERGO
a,.o-har sor1a- by the Bull before he
again yenturcl TO cucounter tue llereuIean
nraprr.jonS 6f the fighting editor.
Wbrn the r!rrE Informed the oce:ra2'>
Of NE EDITORIAL >auctom Of the visit Of the
irara colonel. neither Hook nor his publish
cr cared T. face. the hor~ewhjp. \ we'll
,,.,avn an.,i'i.t. tha hull,rl OF t4rorn In
~. v,ciuity. was INSTANTLY sant for, slight
n.opara.ioa d.:el him to the part II wiii.'I'
he a.19i,tel himself with complata.surre>s.
The ~,.v rapidly circoiatcd AVID tha te40-
fa.;an ot the 4 eating editor oi the G",ip'2-
yrt.t,l farther remouatraaros tlon persons
who G:nrgl themselves a5 trlevcI by tAe
liberty Of ,he press.