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From a Justice Of t.s PsIcs.
ELerS, Z. c., May 3, 7.
Messrs. FELLOWS & Co.,-Gents; I accidea,4-T
sent the other day 10 a sore for some Vermiir-s,
and the n n having much on hand, sent me sra
Of your Worm L0=sngs'. Ny children showed syn
toms OF worms 1t the time I gave them accord
TO directions, and in tsenty-flur hours from -s
time they commenced taking the Lczeu.es, one q
boy about FIVE years old had passed twenty-five
large worms the other "a girl three years odl hal
passed twelve, and deem 1t but just 70 say, that
from this slight acquaintance with your remedy, I
feel satisfied that your Lozonses arecheap, CONVEX
lent, safe, and more eaectual than the Ordinary
remedies and as such IcheerfuIly recommend %
al heads Of families
Yours, with respect,
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Wine Per Cent,

and it Is believed that on the completion Of the
road, ike the Government Bonds. they will 20
above par. The Company intend 70 sell but a
limited amount at the present low rate, and retain
the night 70 advance the price al their option.
subscriptions Will be received in New York BY
the
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, No : Nassau St.
CLARK, DODGR Co, BANNERS, 81 Wall St,
JoHS J. Cisco sos, BANKERS, No. 80 Wall ST.,
and by BANKS AND BANKERS generally
throughout the United States, Of whom maps and
descriptive pamphlets may be obtained. They viii
also be sent BY mail from the C0mpany's Od.ce,
No. Nassau Street, New York on application
Subscribers will select their own Agents in whom
they have conf ence, who alone will be response
bic 20 them for the safe deliver Of the bonds
JOHN !. CISCO, Treasurer,
llneidNE dmos New fors.
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\ ours with res4etti
JOIN S. COLPITS. Up.

Rev. BIr. JAcksoS, Bapas. Clergyman, writing
nom st. Martins, in reference to the Worm Lors--
ges, says.
Messrs. FELLows' & Co.,-Gents. Il aForis -
great pleasure in saying that Ihaye known in ~
oWn family, and in the families OF others, wor.s-.
full effects produced in the distraction OF worms y
your Worm Lounges and can certify most en-.
seiously that believe them to be the most eiTs--
al remedy that has ever been Invented for the p.
noval Of worms from the human stomach; az.
hope, gentlemen, in presenting such a yalaIss
medicine to the world, that you may receive lr.s
patronage from the public IN general.
Iremain, sirs, yours truly.
WILLIAM JACKSON
ST. Martins, y. B., Aug Is, 1850.
PsysieiaH'' Testimony IN faror Of Felsaf F1-I
Lo=engss.
SALISBURY, July 81 1850
Aessrs FELLOWS { Co, st. John, -Geu;ieze-
have examined your Worm Lossugs,, and have -s-
come acquainted with their effects az an sr'is..-
tic, and have much pleasure in Recommending he:
use as a safe and esectual remedy for vorus. l-iI
fully believe that their employment as such VI
give satisfaction.
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Springfield T.. - u. Fns. Co.
OF SPRINGFIELD. MASS.
S. &R. S. WIRES, General Agents.
North American Fire Ens.CO
OF NEW YORK.


Fifty per cent Of net profits returned to policy
holders,
S. & r. S. WIRES, General Agents.
Applications for agencies i0r the three last named
Companies in Vermont, western New Hampshire
and Northern New York, should he made 90 Us As
General Agents and Agency eupeTinteudcuts lor
said Companies in said territory.
Fire and Inland insurance taken in the'ahoso
names hrst class Companies, 10 the amount OF
t-151,tsN, IN one RISK.
Dwelling houses and their contents and farm pro-
pcrty generally VIII he iusCrel tor one OF term Of
years, aIOwln. the insured % receive hack YEARLY
threefour;hs tie profits az rates low AZ % maze
Il an oaject 10 a having such property o. Ias1re
% Try these Companies.
Premium notes are not required, and the assured
incurs Liability 70 assessments; the larsc cash 7s
sets ofthese Companies furnish perfect iniem1ity
for all losses.
F!rst-cIa>s Farm and village dwelling
Houses
WITH THEIR CONTENTS
viii ne
l-sTe3 fs far .nf fourth per Gear 10y
ths sEfISs tern
Losses literally adjusted a-d promptly PAID At this
geucy
s.&R.s. WIRES. Agents.
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
JAMES BANKBUPT LAW-wiih notes and deci-
slons.
LOUISA or PRUSSIA AND HER TINES - by slul-
bach.
VARIOUS MYTHS OF TIE MIDDLE AGES-by
could.
paper cover 90 cts.
Received at
July TO- 1867 HUNTINGTON's
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TESTIMONIALS.
Fellows worm LOzenges.

From persons o. the first responsibility u NsF
Brunswick, concerning
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3lnsnranfe.

l2S1ll4lS ISflsJ !s
Home Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus, s3,75O,OOO.
s&R. S. WIRES, Agents.
TheIRsCOO North America
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated 1875. Oldest Compa in tie
United etatest
Capital and Surplus, 81 10000.
Perpetual ms. granted On hrst-elass riltings.
s.&R. s WIRE Agents.
international Ins.CO spany
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and sarpIus 81 100000,
s.&Rs.wIRI Agents
Corn Exchange Ins. Co.
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus. 100000.
stK.s. WIRES, Agents.
North Western EmsuFanceCO
OF OSwEGO, Ny.
Capital and surplus, S25O,OOO
incorporated in 80
SIR. S. WIRES. Agents
PhGniLEn sUTanCe Company
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Capital and Surplus, sI,oOG,79O.
sEE. IS. WIRES, AGENTS.
Harmony +. and ". Has. Go.
OFNEW YORK.
Organ1edI553.
CASH ASSETS OVER 100000
S. r. s. WIRES, Agents.
Narraganseit F.& W.Ins.CO.
OF PROVIDENCE, RI
Capital and Surplus, 100000,
s.&R.s. WIRES, Agents.
Lamar Fire Insurance Co.
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus, tIO7,3ss.
s.&R. 5. WIRES, Agents
Commerce Insurance Co.
OF ALBANY. NY.
CAPITALAND SURPLUS. s49I.IO3
s,&R. :. WIRES, Agents.
Niagara Fire Insurance Co.
OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS s1.5OO,OOO.
s.&R. S. WIRES, Agents.
LOriIIard Fire Insurance Co
OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, sI,4Oe.6s1
This Co. returns ! net profits 70 policy holders.
"a Z. S WIRES, General Agents.
Springfield T.. - ". Ems. Co.
OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $500 900, 1
s&R. 5. WIRES, General Agents.
North American Fire Ens.CO
OF NEW YORK.
Inc7II GRATED i5-3.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS sz5O.OOO. |
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The Old Established and Popular Route, via
LAKE CHAMPLAIN {!
sIs N0wrS OPERATION.
Summer Arrangement.

The Splendid and Connexions steamers
ADIRONDACK, Capt. W. II. FLaGG.
CANADA. VA. ANDERSON =.
UNITED STATES, " J. c. BAEBIrr.
MONTREAL, HESEr MAYO.
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ocular CHI racteristic q the American
,il when they get hold of a FACT
they isiaud sqUarlly upon IL
and act upon It.
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The estimated receipts Of the Allan
lantic Cable for the first year will reach
E45O, 900, or within El50,O0O Of the origin
al cost of the last lad cable.
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Sole Proprietor & Manufacturer.
Delaware River Chemical Works
PHILADELPHIA, Z. .. A.
For Wheat, Rye, Barley, Corn, Oats. Po-
fstoe', Tobacco. Buekleheat. Sorghum.
IR1niPs, Hops, Garden, Vegetables.
and eUery Crop and Plant.
especially recommended to the growers Of
STRAWBERRIES, RAsPBERRIES, BLACK
BERRIES,
AN ALL SMALL FRUITS.

MGkE than p years Of regular use upon all
Son,b.-. e., =. CIops grown in the Middle and
art. atity 20 tins MANURE, which places It's applcs
uon low entirely beyond a mere eIperimentf
BACGH,S RAW PONr
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BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU Use.
PLEASE REMENIBER

A A. HAYES, u. D..
Assayer to the state Of Hla'
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06
Mexico-.Maximilian Executed.

ltshsri 10 get any definite information Of the
real condition ofaf,irs IN Mexico Rat lately
MAMMALIAN. az Austrian, was on The ihfvae As
Emperor Of that country, upheld b, the French
Government From some cause the Emperor
was deserted BY Napoleon, aud lef, TO his own
resources Then the restless aud uneasy Liberal
party Of the country saw an opportunity TO strike
aud wres, /; from the domination o. foreigner
aud strike they did aud With such Vgor tina; 10
a campaign Of but few months they have over
run the country, captured all the chief ci,i-s put
the Imperial army 20 route and hold a. prise u.
ers the heads Of the late Empire Macmillan
and hts chief generals were eourt-mariialed, AnI
Notwithstanding the earnes, inierrrssions Of the
representative 81 several governments ours
among the hsnbef he has been shot, The FOL
lowing dispatch gives the lAies, particulars
Nav OaLEAys, July The following pariie-
ulars Of MAMMALIAN execution have been re-
ceived The trial Of Maxmilian. MejiA aud Mir
anon ended on the 18th aud they we're ssnien.
cei 20 he executed on the 10th Juafex suspend
ed the execution for three days They were SHOT
on the 18th 81 II A. ".
The Colonies eaptsred are Sentenced 20 siI
LieuienAn; Colonels 10 i've, and minor officers 10
two years Imprisonment. Brigadiers and ex.
ospiioaal officers are 10 be tried by eoart.mAFiAl
The City Of MEXICO surrendered 10 Diaz on the
slst. JaareE sent hinI q eongratulatory note
with directions for the disposition % the prison
srs, saying Native prioners you will transfer
TO your own command or put At liberty accor-
ding 10 the circumstances in which you find
then. Foreign prisoners you will retain for
further disposition" Anon the archives
taken upon the occupation Of Queretaro were
some documents relative 10 the last vii Of Nax-
imilian, wherein, In case 0. bis death, Te0dosco
Learex jose Maria l.aennsia aud Marquex, the
assassin Of Tacuboya, were declared Regents -
Eseobedo writes from Queretaro
81 have by the execution Of these masier-trai.
tors made terror the order Of the day evetyw here
have levied large contributions on ihe rich and
eonhscaied their property and their all where
could not do u In person my delegates have
strictly complied With my osdsfs. hope before
closing my military carver 10 see the blood ofev.
cry foreigner split that resides In my country /"
There Is report that Maximilian was shot IN
the face aud the Mexican Generals In The back
NJ traitors.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06

BAas BAEL.--BAEnMoa W. HAnEoaD CoUETS.--
A very interesting game Of base ball took place
on the grounds Of the Towson Club on Monday
last. by all odds, Il was the most interceiing,
holly contested and beet game ever played u our
town. The contestants were the fowson Clnb
and he Idlswild, q Hartford county. The Tow
son Club hes played tive matches this year, BE-
fotc this one and lost them both, aud went Into
this contest presenting their regular 6rst nine
and deicrmlned 10 wln, u possible. They knew
they had TO work Il they gained victory, for tho
ldleWild, although a rSceutly-oVaniscd Cinb,
has already achieved an enviable reputation,
cleaning out, +" successfully, everything Il came
across until Il met the Towson. Il has some first
rate players on It's nine, among them Dr. bald
win, late Of the Paslime, Mr.. Lamb, Mr.. ShoemA-
ker, and others. The day was clear and cloud
less, with an invigorating breeze, and larg.
number OF ladies and gentlemen had assembled
TO witness the game. Play was called promptly
az three O'Clock, via the Towsou 81 the bat
aud proceeded with great uncertainty Of suoosa
on either side until The last innings, when th'
Towson by scoring eight runs 10 their opponent
Eve, secured tue game by two runs. Captain
Whiltle came near losing the game In the Fourth
innings, BY substituting another for himself n
pitcher. In that innings, az win bc seen, tn
idlewild scored u runs about halt rs many a
they made In the whole game. The following I
/ the score Of the game
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DUBLIC LOCAL LAW.

4 SugpfeAenf 10 A Act eHhfief an Act 10 ,aooy.
poyafe Ms Charles ~. AreHse Company, paass,i
~ January lSsssioa. sightccn hHndred aad NJ.
" four.
WHEREAS. !, hath been represented 10 this
General Assembly, that persons residing on or
near the line of Charles Street Avenue, are in
the habit Of permitting cattle ~ remain upon
the said road, interfering with its use a. a
pleasure drive, and endangering travellers who
are compelled 10 make nee of the same, espe.
eially AZ night:
sEcrpoS !. Nc u enacted by nc Geaeral A..
seasbiy Of Maryland. That whenever any horses.
mules, cows or other cattle shall be found upon
the Charles street Avenue, except In course Of
transit under the charge u the owner thereof,
or his agent OF servant, the toll gAiheFers. or
other sgcnts or officers Of the said Company,
may give notice In writing H. the owner or
owners 81 such horses, mules, cows OF other
cattle. that the same have been found trespass.
ing GA said road, aud " the same horses, lnules
cows or other cattle be Afterwards found upon
the road, except IN course Of transit a. above
mentioned. the owner or owners thereof shall
forfeit aud pay the sum Of Eve dollars Tor each
time the same shall thereafter bo found upon
the said road, IN be recovered, with costs Of suit
BY the Company, 10 the use Of the County Com.
missioners loE Baltimore county, BY an action
Of debt, before any Justice Of the Peace % said
county, In the same manner In which small
debts are now recovered.
bEc. 2. And ., Il enacted, That this Act shall
take effect from the date Of its passage.
We certify that the aforegoing is a true copy
Of an act which passed the General Assembly
Of Maryland, January Session 1881.
WA. II. COLE,
Chief Clerk House Of Deiegalcs.
AUGUSTUS 0AesAwAY,
Secretary of tho senate.
JOSHUA =. c0CKEYl Commissioner
y. y. McCAULEr' OF
July S.--St.
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" mails, and dock-yards, and will show you q
" traitor. Were ! PresideW Of nc United Saiss,
(" I would do as Thomas Jefferson did In 1906
" with Aaron Burr, 'rould hare hom arresioi,
" and, y eoarissei, ~ THK EIERSAL Con, WOULD
" nxEcrGE THEx, and that, In speech maae az
lAle a. 1854, said that traitors must 10 ilspOV-
+" srisAed; their great plantations nssl % sased
and diridsd iaiO snail taras, and cold 10 Aoass,
" i,slHsiriOus msa." Andrew johnson says biz
opinions have never changed Il this be So how
great is bis measure Of iniquity in having uttered
such hypocIitieal sentiments as those quoted
above Mr. Seward also spoke, but his views afS
always 50 vastly above ordinary comprehension
that Il would BE- folly for ordinary mortals to at
tempt criticism OF them. lie, however, cOun'
selsd the Convention TO cease all =" insane divi
sions" with New England, aud to conform
their ideas to those entertained by that seelion.-
This, probably, was intended as a gentle rebuk'
10 those members who have 50 necessarily abused
Massachusetts, during the last few weeks.
Amer the reception business was over, III,
President was escorted to the Governors man
sion, where a banquet had been prepared Il
which ample justice was done, our own dis
iinguished ieIlOw-cilisen Major General JohI
Summarized Berry, Adju,Ant General Of tn
Maryland Militia, doing the hOnots. We ar
told that the table LITERALLY groaned under ih
weigh, Of fish. hesh and fowl, aud that
most vigorous attack was made upon Il with
Z" out CEREMONY Then ioasis were drank an,
. felici,Ously responded TO- bH, Whea Mr.. Sew
ard Vas toasted 10 he vas some aud inquir
demonstrated that he had slipped out, taken
special STEAMBOAT. and Was thea on his way 1
Washington This was had NJ. SEWARD ougt
not to have done H. To thcsr not Perfecil
awArv OF the temperance ptOClivities % OF III
distinguished party gathered a, the Governor
mansion. it might se,m that NJ. Seward beCam
disgus,ed with ihy sccIrs enaCiing around bin
aud heat retreat and further. that the eompAn
was SO oblivious 10 all their Surroundings IS n,
10 mss one OF their most distinguished mcmbri
when he did 90. Prrs,Aeai johnson soon Ai,'
took a spsViAi ear Tor Washington wheTc "
hope he is nov safely in tbs bosom o: ais family
carefully attended 10 b. a CsIiaia body no~
session a, the other vnd Of the Avenue.
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CAnDsDAsEs.- -Ths Stss Fssss announces the
following gentlemen az candidates for the posi-
~ Isr judy" Jssss-RieAssa ora.op, james NJ. Bueh.
FSr Clsrl.--PIeasanl IIuussr, Edward II. Ady,
George 4, CArIDAn, John Bacon, Levi x. bowen,
Fbr Register u WIHs.-Wiliiam ". Isaac,
James l.. kldgcly, Jr., Samuel +. Butler.
ksT Gksr9. Abraham Jessop, Thomas Bald
win, John 8. DiddiBon, s. Howard Cole, Thomas
n. Scott, DanIsl ". Wilhelm, Nelson Cullings,
John 7. D. rarle,,, Nathan w. Jones, Joshua
Plaskett.
For Nae's AHorney. William 3. Keech, Rob-
crt X. Boarman, J. Morrison Harris, Lll,lelOn =.
u. Newman.
All the above seek the nomination at the hands
Of the Democracy, aud their Convention will
probably have "happy time Of u when they
come 10 make their selections. Of the gentlemen
named Ne. hidgely, Jessop, Cole aud OullingI
were once regarded a. Union men, but followed
President johnson over into The democratic camp
But why isn't Nicolai mentioned ? Doesn't be
want the Clcrkshlp too or has be come 10 the
sensible conclusion that close attention TO the coal
oil business will pay better than po;iilcs2
P.S.--MF. Butler desires Us 10 say that he |,
not q candidate for Register OF Wills. lie thinks
u rather fast work 10 be seeking an Office which
will probably not be vacant for two and hall
/ years.
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~ Our readers will remember the excite.
nsent there was in Congress 10 1859 over Hinton
Rowan Helpers impending Crisis" This
book was written. i, was said. in the interest Of
aboli,ionisIn Il gave tables and brought logic
to prove that the country would be benefited by
the abolition Of slavery. aud although SIR.
Helper was North carolinian. he was denoun-
eel unsparingly by the democratic PARTY. and
thase Congressman who had dared Ca endorse
his bcck were declared unfit 10 preside over the
House Of Representative. Helper Is now a
(~n esdsod cePPsshead. ia .TsH secorf rita hs
dsssoeraf'e party. and has written another book,
coniending thai the negro has no souI-that the
effort 70 make citizen u him will be as futile
- would be the effort 70 transform g the bab-
boon into gorilla the Lynx inio = lion the
"opossum into kangaroo the gesnsbok into
a. reindeer. or the ground. squirrel into rab-
I" bit THAT the negro Is the most degraded %
all animals aud his intellect Incapable Of sys.
tsnaatie knowlsdge, and inslly advocates the
" comple,e determination of the race from the
/" face Of the whole earth p ronr The Copper.
head party feel glad lha, they are bringing such
sinners into The fold
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I Z d,

At his residence ON the Harrison rad. on the
"a instant FRrpEHicN BscK. aged 80 years. 10
months and ~ DAYS.
On the aoth ult. OF typhoid fever. Lacr. aged
% years. wife OF J. narmanus Fisher AMI
daughter Of Mrs Grace and the Rev. Sam'l q
Winchester.
TN the seth ulL. Rev. !. 4. sw,NaEH. aged 80
years. Methodist Episcopal minister.
On the 2d instant, CsHoLF~g ALFoNsus. aged
months and ~ days. younges, child of =. +
aud Caroline Jones
A. Rcisterstown. on the "a inst. Mr.. MAnY
Nj SBOHf', ia the - year OF her age.
A, hts residence, near this place ON the "a
inst. jonN PLAsKIrt, Of Lincolnshire. England.
bu, Tor many years . resident OF this county
IN the list year Of his age.
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49, The surVau trial is progressing but slow
", and there Is no telling when Il will be ended
Only about half Of the witness for the govern.
meni have as yet been examined. The case al
ready made out against SurtalI Is clear aud un.
mislakablr, aud We do not see how he eau 10
saved FROM being convicted Of the charge agains,
him. Surgeon Mcmillan, Of Canada, one Of the
Witnesses was 20 abused by NJ. Msuick, Of chi,
State. one Of the prisoners counsel that be lost
bis temper aud te,oried by calling Meuiek a
coward and sneak, aud afterwards the Judge
Of the court aud Nc. Bradley, another Of Sur.
rats counsel, came near having 6gh, over
some matter connected with the trial. and the
Judge did strike NJ. IiradIey's son, who inter
fered
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06

DKATn or An A0ED CIriEEx.-John Plaskiii,
Esq., died al his residence, " thunderstorm"
about three miles from this town, On wcslnes-
day last, after q long aud painful illness. Ills
age was sevcnty-one years, for more than fins Of
which be has been connected with the Methodist
Episcopal Church NJ. Piaskiu was m English
man BY birth, but had resided In this county
nearly all bis life. lie was m ardent supporter
Of Sabbath Schools, and all good works, aud his
name will long live In the memory Of those who
have heen benefited by his kindness
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06

Sa- The question arises In Georgia as 10
whether those having fall pardons can DO reg.
isiered. This is a delicate point II conceded,
why may not the Presidents pardon the whole
south by proclamation. aud thus avoid the
whole measured II he wants reasons, stan
berry will and them.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06

CIRcuir CoUar. Court met on Saturday 2aih
when the folloWing business was transacted
J. W. J. Niles aud Charles NcGhec. trading as
Niles McC;hee ". Henry onderdonk suit on
judgment Of -, i3s 30, from the Circuit conr,
OF Monroe county, Tennessee. Tried before the
Court not finished Adjourned until to-day
SATURDAY.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06

FEsuvAL.--A raspberry festival, for the bcne-
lit Of the Epsom N. +. Sabbath School, Of this
town. will be hela In the Odd Fellows Hall on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings of
next week Tickets 81 admission for the three
nights, - cents for one evening, 10 cents. We
hope II may he literally paironiEed by the people
Of the neighborhoOd.
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csxaaEss re-assembled on Wednesday last.
more than quorum Of both Houses being pres.
eni. Measures looking 10 the more perfect
enuncialion Of The meaning Of the Reconsiruc-
ton Laws were offered. aud an intention evineed
70 complete that work at very early day, aud
IN % perfect manner as 70 preclude all posi-
billy hereafter Of interference by either Pres
idcnt johnson or his 4" Opinion" man.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06

srAxFs.-The act Of March ,. 1857. relieves
al shldavits from stamp taxes. bat the eertih-
cate Of clerk Of . court, or Of any other per.
son, eenesrning the Official character Of the
person Who signs The jurat, the scnuIssness Of
The signasure and The authority Of that person
- administer oaths, ls siill, like every other
esFtlhcsts, subject "a q STAMP ssx Of ave cents.
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po-Mr. Seward asserted In Baltimore, the
other day. ~ one Of President Johnsons mer-
~, that he had laid down The sword which
" he might have used 10 cut down the people
"over whom he had been elected 10 rule. -
Does Mr.. seward really believe this nonsense
Does he suppose there ever was a time when
the people were 20 welded 10 johnson, OF any
other man, az 70 accept him as a Dictator
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06

yno-Govsrnor BFownl0w says Of John Sill
dell that he bears faeeupon him that the
almighty put there on purpose % that no
Judge Of human nature either In England or
" Amasna should ever mistake him Cor an hon.
{" est man.