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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-11
M A r RE ID.

I'm the - instant. AZ the Residence. af the bride faith
or. by the Rev. X. n Rear. ! v BtcE. II Baltlmors
eoanty 20 JgsEsnisE youngest daughter Oft 10 Hood
ESQ, % Howard county.
on the IN inst, AZ M Mitchsils. ny Rev. J. A. Ne
faden, q. q RurLES. q Baitinore, and Miss MAnIa
HUsTEn, q Tits county =.
on Wednesday. April ss.h. by the Rev. John A. vii
llams, Gro CmntsfmItF, % naiuorc, 90 Miss LAuAa
" 0DELL, ofthis county
ON the 2tth nit, by Rev. Mr.. Bowers. Mr TnosAs
AnnAcosT, sfthis cnunty, To Mrs. HESsiETrA TAAcY
~ baltimore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Consumption Durable by DR..
Schonnk,a Modioinaa


lSH,ro CURE CONSUMPTION. the System
G-| mus, he prepare 80 that the lungs will
neal. To accomplish this. the liver and stoin.
ach mus; first be- clcnnsed and On appetite ere.
ated for gpsl wholesome food, which. by these
med.eincs will be dises.ed properly. and good
healthy blood made thus building up the con-
stitution. SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
cleanse the stomach Of all bilious or mucous
accumulations, and by using the Sea Weed
Tonic in connection, the appetite is restored.
scIIENcK'S PULMONfC SYRUP is nutri.
cious as well as medicinal, and, by using the
three remedies, all impurities are expelled from
the system. and good, wholesome blood made,
which will repel all disease. II patients will
take these medicines according 90 directions
Consumption very frequently in its last stage
yields readily o. their action. Take the pills
frequently, % cleanse the liver and stomach.
IL does not follow that because the bowels are
not costive they are not required, for some
times IN dia.ThDa they are necessary. The
stomach must be kept healthy, and nm appetite
created b. allow the Pulmonic Syrup D. act on
the respiratory organs properly and allay any
irritation. Then all that Is required a. perform
a permanent cure ia, 10 prevent taking cold.--
Exercise about the room as much possible,
cat all the richest food--iat meat, game, and,
in fact, anything the appetite .cravcs but be
particular and mastieatc well. I?iwca.molyr.
s. EssMEssRs. EDITORS We country folks.
S~I when we visit the city. and become ia
tigued with attention 10 business, frequently
desire some Oysters. Ale. 4c., Rnda place vhsse
we can rest ourselves, but IL appears 70 be- the
fashion in our Eating Housss 10 remove all the
seats, IN order, II is alleged 10 exclude loaiers
and disorderly persons, - that we must take
our Oysters, &e., standing, and then spin street
yarns, (which belongs exclusively % the ladies.)
or 60 home. Now | would ask leave 20 say.
without disparagement 10 any other Iiouse. that
at REILLIS, No. II SOUTH STREET, We
always find comfortable seat, all the news
papers, an opportunity " converse with friend.
the best Oysters, etc, We can desire, aud last,
though not least, a freedom from all annoy
anee. BALrisoRg C0rSTs.
March ld.-sm
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-11

FAJAL ASp MELANCHOLY AcciDEST.-Wc very
much regret 10 record the death of Mordccai II
Matthews. il, an excellent Young man Of the
Eighth District. On Saturday evening last he
was returning rom baltimore TO his home, in a
wo-horsc wagon, and when near Cockeyesyille
the lines slipped from his hand. aud while en-
'lcavoting 10 recover them. Mr.. Matthews fell
iiom the iroat Of the wagon, and two Of the
wheels passe! over his breast lie was picked
MP and carried to the hotel and physician sum
nicned Ills injuries were not considered as be-
ing very dangerous and mex; morning he was
removed 10 the residence Of his faiher Mordccai
u Matthews. Sr. Tie grew rapidly worse how
was abog; twenty-five years Of age, and unmar.
RED
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-11
LOCAL MATTERS.

JES- Regular religious services IN Epsom
Church, every Sabbath night by the Ministers Of
the Methodist Protestant Church. First and So
cond Sabbalhs Of every month, preaching by
Rev. Henry Nice, minister In charge aud every
third and fourth SSbbaths, by Rev. $. u. Foster,
assistant
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-11

BtILs HEAD Horn. We call the attention. OF
Our readers 10 The the advertisement, Of this well.
.hoSn and popular house. Il has been lons
known as - plare Of general rcsort for the coun.
ny people, ior the very simple reason tina, every.
Thing poSible ishone for the comfort offs guests
Mrs IIIey no longer conducts IL, however, 10
cause why--sse our list Of marriages. She win
doubtless, however, as hrs. AiHaeosi, give her
usual constant attention 10 the patrons Of the
house hes
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-11

~ White me Southern prcss Il busy es,ol.
mig The rebellioh and those Who participated In
", ana denonhcing thnef who fought aralne,
and oonauefed1t, thc people ~ the North, en-.
deavoring 10 bury all anImosiiics. are eoniribn.
ting thousandsof dollars for the relief Of the dos
utnie SouiheIners. California alono srnls thirty
thousand dollars In gold.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-11

fAraL RALRosD AcciDEsr.-On Thursday Of
LAT xtck, Nj. James Rowe, young man et,-
Floyed on the Northern Central Railroad, was
caught beiwcen two care at Cockeysvills, and
crushed 80 badly that he died on SATURDAY, night.
The decreased WAS q son of William Rowe, Esq.,
Of this county. and during the late war had scrv-
Cd his country faithfully as a member of,he Pra
MARYLAND Regimeht
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-11

PaoPnsrs sALE.--samusl q. Wilson, auction
EEL. sold Cor frank A. Marshall, trustee, on the
premises, on Monday last, q traetofland contain
ing seventeen acres, situated on the Manor road,
near Sweet Air, being the property Of the late
John Emrrine The improvements on the plase
were small frame dwelling house and barn.
Purchased BY Andrew Melsner, for 81 sol
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-11

FmK.-On Wednesday night Of lac, week, the
barn on the county Alms-housc property was se,
on hre, and alisust entirely Destroyed. Nearly
all the contents wee saved, bat among the prop
triy consumed Was valuable young horse, be-
iimaisi at about 81, 600. This is the second fire
Tooth from incendinrisssl TINT has occurred on
those premises In lees than two weeks
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-11

BorSrY Frsp I'm accordance with the require
uienis oia act OF the Legislature, our county
commissioners have made return Of the amount
Of money received from the State and expended
20 soldiers under the State Bounty Ac, Of 1854.
Under the apPoftionmsnt then made our county
received $4,000, Of which amount $40. 700 was
paid 10 citizens pf the county, ~ bounty for en-
listing in the Uniied States service and the ball
ance 81 500, Mr.. cockey. President OF the Board
OF County Commissioners, has just handed over
TO the State Comptroller.
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I. o. o. y.


Towsos LoDoE, No. 70, I.oO.F.1
Towsontown, May ., 1851.
The members Of Towaon f,odee, No. 10. 4, o
o. r., are hereby requested 70 attond the Lode.
meeting ON Thursday evening next, Ielh inst
business of importance requires attention.
by order Of tho Isolge.
CIlAB. A. CONNER, n. q.
SAMUEL n. wHITTLE, n. s.
May lit
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-11

l.EcTuRK Rev. Dr. Van Bokkelen. State So.
perintendent u public inalrrlaiion viii deliver a
lecture on the subject Of Edncalion, !" ~ School
House No. g, Sixth Election District on Monday
evening, May 30th, at u O'Clock Tue public
are invited d aiteud =.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-11

Ngw ScnooL liorsE BxiL.---Onc Of Registers
forty-pound bella costing s25, has been purclas-
ID for the u.s. Of the Govansiown Public School
The contributions 10 this fund were as follows
John " Trcadaway. J. II. Prcn;iss. Chas. u.
Ncolai, ". g. Marshall, Ruskcli & Bro, ". D.
Brsckcnbridsc, J. Thomas Trcadaway, 4. D.
Fuller, Chas. Galefn, Geo. r. Wheeler, VIM
Rutherford W. Freshman, A. ID. Sanks, 4.
liohn, each 81 g. Wilson, 81 ID. Shredder,
~ cts. Cash, by three, 81 each by one, -
cents by the school, $5.?G.
Whilst grlli6cd Acknowledgements are due all
,hv Subscribers for their liberaliiy, special meu-
iinn should be made ofJohn VI. Trcadawny Esq,
with whom first originated the idea which he
has. by perseverance. carried inio successful
opeIaglun
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-11

STATE ~ MARYLaSp.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Annapolis. May I. 1857.
To fhe clcvk Of n. 6igeHi r9Urt for baltimore
County.
SIa--l have the honor b. enclose herewith n
Commission for tho Temporary Board of Mcdi
cal Examiners tor your county. Tho Governor
requests you To- announce their appointment By
advertisement in your county paper. and to calf
on the members Of the Bnard toqualiiy accord
ing L. laW.
am, with pcct.
your obcdlicnt servant.
JOHN NJ. CARTER.
Secretary f state
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-11

CousTy FISASoaf.-we this week publish the
statement Of the expenses Of the county for the
year ending May First 1857. from which
u Will be seen that the amount expended was
sl25.oes.25 For the current year - much
larger amount will he required, mainly for the
number ~ bridges destroyed and injured by he
great freshei % last fall The Commissioners
have levied the san Of s207, oT2. &c for the pres.
efli year
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-11

Coon FoR BALSIsoaK CoUsTY. John .. Price's
Si'iAwrenca mare, e baltimore County Maid Z"
won The purse 81 the race on Suffolk Course, Phil
adelphin, on lasi Monday. The Pnne was siO0
Tor horses that uever beai 40; best 10 tiiree
iwo-miie beats In hArnsa. The Maids 4" time
sas SIN. 25s.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-11

oosfnAcr AwARDgD.-Thc County cosnsnis-
sioners on Tuesday last awarded the contract 10
rebuild thu Iron bridge over the Gunpowdcr AZ
Phoenix 10 w. Bollnian, for q, 0s3, 90 without
ma'onry, tho contractor being privileged 10 nis
NC Wascrlpl Of the old bridge In the construction
Of The new one
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-11

OUT ov OwNE.--OR Monday, NJ. Marx W.
q. THOMPSON, who has been Tor four years War.
den at the Maryland psnissniiary, surrendered
,hs KY, q that lpstiiuilpn 10 his Suece@or. Gen
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-11

-. Tho Richmond whig has gone over into
We Radical camp. THIS is the frst fruits ~ The
Wilson campaign, aud Il comes quick and with
startling effect. The organization Of the Radls
c.I nsfenl.rans IN the South ~ strong effective
and trumhle.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-11

UIeFK OIFcuIt UOlIt UnIl1d nIAIes,
" Diitrict Of Virginia"
Under this writ, II is understood, Mr.. Davis
will be Immediately taken 20 Richmond. but
will remain under Military custody until Mon
day, when he will be delivered to the civil au-
thori,ies. Quarters will he assigned him in Libby
prison.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-11

MOTT CE.
re- WHOM IT MY CONCERN.
oPrIcE CLgRK ciRouit Corar ron Dam.
HoRE'Co.. May "a. 1897.
A TrENTION is called To the communication
IN given below. The Commissions for the
gentlemen named have been received. aud they
arr respectfully notified to come forward and
qualify within thirty DAYS
JOHN II. LONGNECKER
Clerk Circuit Court for Baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-11
NesO Advertisements.

"Thc County Commissioner shall make uui
and publish annually, In at least two ncwspa
Pcrs published In their respective countics. IL
there DO two, A DETAILED, MINUTE ANp
ACCURATE STATEMENT Of the expenses ct
their said counties, specifying therein csch pnr
ticular item OF expense. and for what aud to-
whom paid. aud shall also deliver IN ,he shor
III Of their respective counties as many copies
II such statement Us there are election dis
ticts OF said county, at lcas, ten days bofcrr
each general election, and the sheriff shall
within six days alter the receipt Of such cupi,
SET up one Of them 1T the place of holliu.
elections ia each district"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-11

COMMISSIONS VACATED The following gentle
men, recently appointed by Governor Swami To
the positions named, failed to comply with the
law requiring them 10 qualify beiorr the frs, day
o; May. and. consequently, their commissions
are vacated
CoRoXgRs
ileas! BushCy. Josiah Sparks, John e Rob
inson
JusricEs OF TnE PEACE
Lewis Lehman. Anthony Maggie Richard ilsh-
". Wan Stewart. Joshua Mellor. Il, district 4:
Chas g. SGpey. Joseph MetiAm, Micajah Roy
er' "a district Joseph Allison Richard Lucas.
9Th ,iisir.et; Nathan Nelson 10Th district, Sict-
olts Catch. A. J. Par!c,'. Francis Shaneybrook.
l2'h district Geo. W. Wade, lienry H. Toomey,
18Th district
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-11

NKw BASE Bali. CLUB.-A base ball club has
been organized nj Pficeville, In this county and,
we understand, 10 meeting with great success.
The first and second mines are composed Of the
following gentlemen: E1a HiHe--Capt Ralph l..
Dutr, NJ Stewart, Edward Matthews, W. W.
Matthews, $. s. Price, Isaac n. Price, Robert
Chalfanl, Edward llosley. SecOnd nins--Capl.
Israel Price, VIM. n. Price, Thomas J. Pricc,
Beal Price, Evan ". Price, Granville Matthews,
Ill 4. Matthews, Charles 7. Matthews, u. y.
Spcknall Tho name Of the club IL Morning
Star" \ very interesting game was played on
Saturday last, resulting In victory for Captain
Priccs nine, they Scoring ia six innings, eighty
two runs, while their adycrsAres had 10 be- con.
tent with tie modest number Of nineteen.
PERHAPS the Morning Star club have asp SEPARATIONS
fcf the championship " the county. II So the
Towson club, by hard-fought battles entitled Ia
that distinction, would doubtless give them an
Opportunity to achieve it--g they en-
We wish the rriceville club every conccivnblc
success We recognize several Of is members a.
being our warmcsi personal friends, and shall hC
glad To hcnT from them Mt any time.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-11

RSrIRisG OFFCERs.-On the iirst instant, the
new magistrates appointed by Governor Swami
entered upon their duties. Below We give list
Of the retiring officers la each district. II may
be useful, IN saving visits TO persons who no
longer hold Commissions as Justices
Fua Dssirio. Edward II. Lewis, John X.
smith, John Gibson, David Townsend, Nathan
WaTield.
SseoHd Disfriei.--Lu,her Tiulanus, Nicholas n.
ilaighl, WIN. p. Mills
Tsirf ioi.-Adam II Kroui, Jasper n.
Slack.
F5Hrh Disirief. -GcOrgc W. Burke.
Fun Disirie. WIN. Curtis, Eli Crowther.
Sirih Disirief. John Cross, Samuel Kramer
SereHh Diitrlc.-Edward d. freciand, Thos
kaufman.
Eighth Disiriet.-Robcrt smith.
Ninth Disiriei. John w. Irwin, Uriah Carter,
James II. Stran.
7eniA DiStriei. John s. Curtis.
EierenM Disfria.-Matthew Murray, Caleb
Greenfield, VIM. d. Blakis,on.
TtretM Disfriet. Councilman, Henry
Diekel, Vim. Button.
NirteeHh Distrie.-F. q. r. waltemeyer.
Elsewhere We give list Of appointccs who have
failed TO qualify In accordance with law.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-11

Fhos PHoksfx. An Observer n, Pha.nix
sends Us tie following items
The Ph0aix Debating Society met Oh Sa,ur-
day night last, and the question Il Love q
stronger passion than Anger? ?" was very ably
discussed by Messrs. n. d. Morris, Joseph u
Mitchell, j. T. Morris, W. y. Mctionias aud Levi
Slade, In the affirmative, and In the pegaiive ~
VIM ID. Hoffman, James Mahool, Daniel Price
Casper Hoffman aud Alfred A. Sladc. TIL. de-
eision was given W favor Of the affirmative. -
The subject to be discussed AZ the next meeting h
whether Gambling is greater evil than Iniein.
prranee.
NJ. James Mahool, acting under tbs Authority
OF AdjntanrGcnenl John 8. Berry, lately called
meeting o. the citizens " Phoenix and vicinity
liable to military duty Tor the purpose Of form.
ing volunteer company. Some thirty names
were enrolled, aud there Is no doubt that tl.c
fall number required will bo obtained Ia a shor,
timo.
The Sabbath School at Phunix Is in "A very
fioutishing condition. under the suI,arintendencr
OF Daniel Prizes and J. u. Mitchell On Sunday
las, Capt. John Frazier Of baltimore, delivered
very oxcsilent lecture oa the Klghih Command
ment. The CApisin's remarks were interesting.
inslrpe,ivo and impressive, aud werc listened 10
uIih great attention.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-11
ARM q r o B b RYi
$500 REWARD!
OYFIcE ~ rue CorNrY COMMISSIONERS orr
BALTIMORE CouSrY,
Towsontown. May Sth, 1867.
IINHE COrNTY COMMISSIONING WILL

A"WtohnWns Way Nth' lNod.
TINHE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WILL
Il GIVE A REWARD OF
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
for the detection and conviction Of the thief or
thieves VIII" broke open q safe in the office II
the Treasurer oi the county, Oh the night oi the
7th instant, aud stole upwards It 80 900 thcrc-
from. principally In United States 7.30 Don,ls.
JOSHUA =. COcKEY, President.
= ADDITIONAL REWARD.
In addition In the reward Of : ,OOO offered by
the County Commissioners, tho undersigned
will give n reward of
FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS
Tor the recovery of the money aud bonds stolen
from the office Of the Treasurer Of The county
VA the nigh, Of the 18th instant. ar proper.
tiona;c sum for such as may bc recovered.
JOHN II. LONGNECKER,
May li.--3t and others.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-11

Besides q - gold piece and Few dollars in
silver h,ionging 20 Mr Latsa. which we're not
tnolesied All the above had been taken from
the safe, bet - Gao worth Of bonds had been
dropped upon the floor and were found next
mornings-4Rf ihis ampln, Mr. IsaaS~ identified
81 100 ss having been placed there bysMr. Phil
pot. thus clearing thaA gentleman Of loss. The
other 81 500 belonged TO Mr. Larsh. The
amount Of property stolen was thus REDUCED 10
10 about $4,000, Of which amount Mr. Isn
loses 81. 100, SD hundred dollars Of this. how
ever, Il promis6ry~note, which hc will get,
and Ave hundred dollars is county bond,
which he will also recover. The bonds held bv
Mr. Kecch was part OF the estate Of Ellen Gro
vcr, deceased. held by him a. administrator. The
couniy's loss will be only about $50, fexclasiye
81 the safe. which cost $500 a. payment of the
Sli' check is stopped.
A SION ~ possible after the robbery had t,.-
COME known Detectives Smith Pearson and
Wes, were sent for, aul employed 10 work up
the csse Theae gentlemen say TIA, the robbery
is the work nf professional hur,lArs. men whom
practice has made expert At the business They
have LEFT bat few tracks behind, AMI we confess
that We zee no hope or probability n their cap
tare. The detectives themselves admitted that
they never saw n robbery with less clue to It's
perPctra,ofs. The County Commissioners have
Offered rev sTd OF - ,OCU Tot the arrest u the
perpetrators Of the robbery, anil the gentlemen
&I.s00. thus Offering -, 500 as "a reward Cor the
capture OF ihe burglars and the recovery o: the
money stolen
A great deaf Of ., ,athy Is fol, for the suffer.
ers especially for EdN l.. I.arsh, Esq whose
loss Is very heavy. Mr. i.arsh is Young man,
aud, as Clerk to the Treasurer for many years,
has made himself general fayori,e The money
Of which h. was robbed probably includes near
~ all he was worth, the most of which has ~
centy come into his possession by his fathers
death.
The robbers did not moles; an! other part IT
the hsildlng, nor did the, take anything but
the contents Of the safe except revolver belong
ing TO Mr.. Clarke. II is supposed that the barIs-
lars expected 10 make n large haul The Clerk
Of the Circuit Court is now receiving a large
amount Of money daily for licenses and the taxi
collectors all made their return On Tuesday. and
the thieves may have thought all the money
from these sources was IN the sale. Ia this, |;
such was their expectation, they were happily
disappointed, NJ neither the Clerk OF Trsasur,i
keeps uqnpy in Ihs Cour, iIouse over night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-14
THE GAZETTE.
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE Ia.

a Touch HORSE STORY. The Danville
Times states that DR.. Lee of Halifax, Virgin
ia has a horse which exhibits the greatest and
most astonishing aversion to blue coors
This horse served in the army, and seems to
have acquired his distaste for this color while
in military service, as he showed no such dis
position anterior to the war. He will not al
low any one to approach him in blue coat or
iaeket-gets frantic. and wants to tear it of.
On one occasion, while crossing a ferry, col
ored man with blue jacket on, happened. to
get near him, and he jumped at him with
tiger-like ferocity, and Selling the garment IN
his teeth, tore it clean-off. 1t is no less re-
markable, that he is as gentle as q lamb II you
approach him in gray or any other color tl'a'l
blue
A NOVEL TEAM. Everybody has read SUIT
Loyengood's story of his daddy playing
horse but we never thought similar scene
wonld be witnessed in this part Of the moral
vineyard, But gentleman of undoubted We
raeity. tells us, that in the little village of
Kingston. in Campbell, one day last week, he
cav The 'smayor" of that thriving city, an old
man named Jesse Dudley, have his two sons.
AGED respectively II aud l6 years, hitched to a
plough. while the old man himself held on to
the handles. The team worked finely, and
made the ground fly from the furrow almost
equal to two ''mewels.' They seemed very
tractable and docle, and didn't require the aid
of whip to keep them going.-Lynch. Nelcs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-14
YOUR EYESIGHT
DIR. WHITES EYE-WATER

DIR. WHITES EYE-WATER
Takes at once the first rank among all opthal-
mics yet known, and has proved to be the
vreatest blessing to thousands of sufferers in
Enrone for over twenty years. 1t cannot be too
highly recommended to all men of business, es-
pecially to bank and other officers, book,keep;;
ers, clerks, artizans, and all such are Obliged
TO work much by artificial light, or fire; and to
ladies much engaged in reading OF tine needle
work. It will not only strengthen and improve
weak eyes but speedily cure all Inflammation,
cold, or lameness Of the eyelids, and. also, re-
move the beginning cataract, and positively IN
sura against blindness Price IS cents bottle.
Mailed to any address upon receipt Of one dol
lar. For sale by JAIME? s. 90,
No las, King st.
And by all Drnnuists ian la-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-06-14

Having spared neither pains nor expense to
make our SODA WATER equal, if not sape-
rior, to any in The city, being the manufacturers
Of our own syrups, which we warrant pure and
entirely free from authorizations, and compris-
ing many Of the choicest and most desirable
havors, among which may be found Coffee and
Cream, Eggnog. Vanilla, Strawberry, hherbet,,
SC, Sc All Of which are drawn from one of
TUFTS UNRIvALLED SODA FOUNTAINS,
now so universally used in all tho principal ci-
ties, both North'aud South. We would only
request the lovers of this delig htfu and refresh,
ing drink to call, feeling assured We shall be
able to give perfect satisfaction to oil who may
so ia or us. WAKEFIELD & HALL,
iel Corner Prince and Fairfax streets.