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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-02

The radical democrats now proclaim that they
have no longer any reason To make compromises
with the CONSERVATIVES, aud now claim that
their party is free from conservatism. They say
that there can be only two parties, the radical
Republican aud the radical democrat; there Ia me-
halfway ground, and They have no further use
for Conservatives. let every Union man, who
has heretofore been Conservative, now choose
with whom he will live and work-with the I'm
Ion party or the disunion party with the loyal
Republican, party or the disloyal democratic par
" with the party which cndeavored 10 sever
The tinion, OF the party which saved the nation
from disruption. Conservative Union men, ex.
anime matter The we'll and LET your reason aud nat.
ural love Of your county and your State induce
you 10 give your full, hearty aud earnest support
and all your influence, 10 the succeU of the Uni
ON Ilepublcan marty.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-02
ChnrIcs Z. IInnfn,,,tc.
This gentleman has sen, US the follow ing card,
which we readily give an insertion

This gentleman has sent us the follow ing card,
which We readily give an insertion:
10 INC Editors ofMc UHi0n- -Nirs IN relation
&" the affidavit filed by mc IN the suit against
lac, for balance due on slave purchased before
the war, have only TO aay, Il was ilci under
The belief that rs had not voted in tho county
! was not liable to civil process, aud only with
the object Of delaying payment for awhile The
affidavit was filed, but the plea was never used
aud has been withdrawn. [ have no more oucs-
tion as to my eligibility than lhnvc of my clcc-
ton. As Ia the lormcr, have the highest legal
opinion 10 sustain my assertion.
Respectfully, CT. MoSTAor-.
The excuse that the plea was never offered in
the ease can hardly effect the matter at issuc.-
Mr. Montague sirors on the 25ih Of February last
that he then resided In baltimore cily and not In
Baltimore county, aud II his counsel were ,riyli-
''od from offering that affidavit none the less Is
Mr. Montague responsible for H. Remember. that
five weeks ailcr Nj. Montague made that ali'la.
Wit lee sworc before the register Of his district tia,
he had rcsidcdin the county eleven months. so
iha, when lie took that oath before Justice. la,
ward hc had according 10 hi oath before the
Register, been resident Of the county nearly ten
months. His assertion that he dill not know h.
was liable To civil process IN the county until he
had voted here Is ma cxcccdinsl, lame cxcusc.
aud one unworthy Mr.. Monlagurs intelligence
and knowledge Of the laws Of the State. W.
ha'ca religions community 10 our count, Men
hnni'cs, who never vote nor take any part what
ever in politics According To Mr. Moninsuc's
Theory nl ih'sr people are exempt from suit ior
M, debt the, ma! contract. We canuo, believe
A.arsF t.rs
a. tln, be- was not liable frr his debts IN thrcnun-
g uuuI De- htl VOTED therein, far that wnuid h..
ruulu. hs know lodge % law donniuan ,,srrI-
inely low figure. We regret the ugly position Ia
Q" which thc gentleman has PLACID himself lr
may y's.'hl! lcsIccl,d, aud the " hish,s, legal
opinion ma, decide hi. right to seat In thu
House oi Delegates. bat when the ease comr. tu
h investigated b, legal" tribunal, We ina
eiuc that Nj Montague will iind q !, lii,lc ton.
ID, som, a. reconcile his Vnrious o,th.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-02
IoiorS ~ BaIfin,o.c Co"u,v.

tive your suffrage to NJ man whom you
know. "r have .;.s,l reason g. brlicvc g. corrurt
"r r"rruPtihlc. "r incompetent. There are such
h''orr sh' pr"plc. u, not vote Tor them. whcth
ca they are "n the democratic. or independent
urh't. Don't sntr lug them. nn matter what
"'finl rr-nlis"i .pcli g cours" may De- lrn.u,s
uratri. Nni ncvcr .ly a. h.,,nc because. bad
men ar' nominated 10y y"ur party that will
".'c'i 100 s.-'i hnt go ,o the poll. aud vot,.
asH,,J them. lhcrc viii be- ,"",l ncn enough
h'''t" thr l.r vote i'r .tich. aud such only.
Three hundred sutr- ' thrown away onn ..,ul
man n's candidate. or with u" chance of an
election. 81 70 o. nor, s'ol than thousand
vote. cas-, t'f o bad one
Betting b. the true conservative prinriplc
~ i"li'ir.. scratching D., halt right bu,
whenever y"u erase % bad mam's name ir,,in
your ballot. be- sure 1" pat q g.s~i man. name
ia place 90 It. -" matter though he receive no
other vote 'han y"'ir-. Republicans pcno.
crai. W. c"njGrr Yen alike 6" vote Tor none
but worthy. upright men
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-02
Rnl,l "a, NhIne.

Turn out 10 the Polls On Tuesday next. A
ligb, vote Is always favorable To the democratic
party. Union men, 80 10 the polls early, and
overawcd or iniimidaied or prevented from W..
ting. SEQ that your old men get To the voting
plaors; send carriages for them. Look af,cI
doablal men follow them up aud SECURE theft
voirs. You can 10 your country M iselief SIT
vice than BY desoilng next Tuesday 10 the canss
OF defeating the democratic ticket
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-02

II will thus be seen that ia nearly all these
counties The whites hal clear majority. and
could have voted the Convention down. hut Il
apleafa that ia srRyson the number # " mean
not " mean" numbered but 10, aud in Scott
county the ratio of "mean whites" was 7G7 h.
$40. 10 Patrick county they stood 57l io a..
aud IN every county named the whites far nut
numbered The blacks. These are facts which
cannot be disputed, aud we give them that our
readers may understand exactly what the pro
partition OF "mean whilcs" Ia Virginia u. Ac.
cprding to these returns there appear to have
been sixteen blacks who have, IN the estimation
IT the defeated party, attained the position Of
" respectable colorcd gentlemen" by voting
against the Convention.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-02

forsa hEs's CHniHFiAx ASSOCIATION. The an
uull Convention IL this body assembled Ia Wash.
uFiun city an Wednesday last Among the del
agairs we notice the allowing, l.slng credited 10
iihrdi0nviile, ~ thls county .. Albert File,
Wan Edward Fiic, James l.. nidgely. Jr., n. q.
Chapman y. W. Glass, q. v. naiiey, J. u. John
slu
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-02

GrrV GALF ~ SrocE.--John q. Prize, Esq,
viii .oil. az his residence. near Cockeysville,
nn Thursday next, his large aud extensive
rtnck ~ hnraea, mules. cattle, farming nipple
menia. wagons carriages, harness, 4c. Mr..
Prize ha1 probably the largest aud best stack
pl h"r.ra IL the State. including "Baltinorc
t"nuty Maid" the we'll known tr"tting mare.
so viii BE- snii. without. reserve. See Rdver.
8. 'ueut Ia another column.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-02

'nrnrn lscoarnnATEp. Mount Zion Colofetl
y church. situated IN the Eleventh District
ni this county an the oh Mann.r Road
waa incorporated BY our County Conri ON Tues.
lay laai, Grafton Qnichlcy, Elisha johnson, Isaac
llirA' &c. isnaiiuf Boston Henry windcr and
itino lpw'eY, al celorca, being designated NJ
iraalesa. ar. nouehcriy appeared rs counsel foI
ihr church
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-02
THO PSON Il CHURC
IN TowsoNToWN.

We respectfully inform the citizens n Tow.
sontown and vicinity, that We have No !
Store that wc buy ior Cash. aud will sell our
goods VERY LON FOR CASH. aud that we
are determined to please all who may favor Ms
with their patronage.
We will have AZ all time o. well selected
stock 81 the choicest FAMILY GROCERIES /;
also. iiuo assortment Of staple DRY GOODS,
city made Bop.s aud shoes. Hats aud Caps,
Quccnswareof all descriptions Hardware, and
general variety Of NOTIONS; all Of which
will be- sold at city prices, and the goods
promptly delivered b. our customers at their
residences.
We will keep on hand the beat FLOUR 10 De
had in the market. Also. the best HAMS and
BACON. Mnekcrol aud IIcrrings, and will take
care that our patrons are served with no IN
FEEIOR iRTT1LEN
We hope that our friends and The public gen
orally. will favor our enterprise aud help us %
establish First Rate Store in Towsontown.
ROB'T n. THOMPSON,
l.. T. CIUCif.
Oct 20. lsG5 -ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-02
Proposals for a Bridge.

OrFlrE Cousrt COMMISSIONERS ~ bALTt
nonr CouNry,
October 18TH. 1901,
nROPOsAI.s will BE- received al this once.
Il or hc ad dry al llrncnibcr neil. ~ " s'elock
w., for the construction 81 n bridge over Black
llack Run. at shaula Mill, Fifth District, IN be-
built Of wood, about sixty feet span, with stone
abntmenis. grading included.
Those proposing h. build will submit plans
.wd Specifications.
JOSHUA =. cOcKEY, Presidsnt
Oct I'D.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-02

ii,rfisu There will h. a public baptism nj
Safer Church. Chcsnni Ridge near Falls Road
an ia.marrnw. Sunday November NJ. S~ver.
Al pefsag will b. Immersed IN a heanilinl pool
formed near the church
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-02

2 H.4s... TIE aae,lia. OF Nfs Talbot, uc,r
.N.. iI. aa- hroScn into on Monday night
r. i.- : ..n Of her son, J. Fred e. Tai
0.H .tf'f.a. 3hile Doc vas asleep, from which
SO. tt.-n Dos watch two entire suits of clothing,
.Hi hH raca 80 book. containing five collars aud
.' ..lis The stable was also entered and
,l'Ia..r ..ur mare, belonging 10 Mr. Talbot
..i'n tie maFr was found, however, on Tues
ltf mnrnine by Edward Ru,ter. Esq near
f.. q t.li gate on ihc York road Il was sad
$3.50 t.i ar'dieA aud running loose with iis foot
...u .l ID. ntIic rrin. Thr,hicf hal evidently
'...l 20 .t'e'ati 'l,r passage through The gate
.'I ir .arsr and abandoned H.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-02

r.v ..a SEVENTH DisTgicr -" \ subscriber
far.'au says 4 grand sabbath School Ex-
..Yr.a Als hrt. At Wiscbgrg ". E. Church on
.- ll..ai .oier. which was attended by q
.lrte .mu.r ~ children and grown people
i..r.. ,- sYla'iial supply Of eonfecionaries,
..l.4 .t.r ..a.aG.le sc The exercises con-
'.la' luIosuei ana p'cches The dialogues
ar-. slu.ea y fAe following persons ;. Almira
B.U james s Bull Peasant Belt Gerard Bull,
lawrence Ii-1legira, ani Dorsey cooper, and the
.lH H.. Nu.le Bun Annie Wise
it Err. ~'.. ton aGl John T. Bull
- H-. ..f managed f. Thomas L. Gilbert
10. Ha... aal rvery thing passef ~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-02
X. IL GoRSUCH,
Successor TO Jehu Gorsuch.


FoREi"N A%u uvMEaI4t NALpWANE.
III \" received l.- srtt- sna -.
III Sutusutf supply .. is.c.i-
sisting rar' ivcsauf Forts =
Pocket nIves. % hl' .ud r,a sroons Hollow
War. Macau RuNes Horse ~ii.,. audi Nails'
Nail Eu'f. tarpsutvft te..t. A1,t. Lncks,
Hinges. crews Bulis. ~heyclt Tnrks. Picks,
Mattocks casiaud Blister Steel. Trace. Halter
and Cow chains Count, Scales safety Fuse
Gun Caps.
woonCo KS FLOWS AND ASTlNGS.
Also. stewart wcis, pattern AXES. war.
rantei all % which De- oilers Wholesale and
retail 81 his usual low prices
ee- In addition e. nay si.sek Of Hsrdwarc.
have added fine assortment OF WOODEN
WARE. such ne Cubs. Buckets, Measures. Bas
keis. nrooms. wash Boards. Batter Prints &C.
Ac., which department is ia charge % y. r.
GORSrCii. who Is always happy T. waitupon
all customers who favor him With their custom.
Please call and examine HE si,ek before pun
chaside elsewhere Aug. %. ts6s.-iy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-02

StSnsF s'sliooL DFLEGArE. The following
iaii' nnl gentlemen have bccn elecied from the
.rhunI named r. lelegateg IN he Sunday School
'nnvcniinn which assemblies In Washington on
fhe 81 of December neat:
f,as Ei.r,a. Sasdiv Shaoi, TsirsogiolrH
ur n a. Sheaicy. Miss Emma Plson. Mics
rrmpmurc.M Matthew, Oliver T. Merr, man, l.nh.
eri q McGinu and VIM Galloway.
fiom Misff faaysi. Ms. John u. Henry.
uia Told. Iames sheridan John u llenr, anil
Aifrel Lee
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-02

~ 30. in Tuc'day, nhoni noon, s0n
.ar 90 l.ic'i'i Thoma', residing on Jcn-
$500 aur. between tie Hartford and York roads
wa iiine 80 The front ~ m express wagon
wi,r hr s.iei..i from he lrn' aud fell between
tlir ,.hir'- aad ihc HORSE drawing H. Iir clung
tr fIe matt. and whilc in thai situation The horse
i.'ruH. heightened and reared aud kicked him on
ihe ri.hi high tie hone of which was fractured.
o. $50 removed To- his father = hours, where the
lnnnl SIS. plnIrIly Attended, 10.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-02

lWr Che large lager hc,r brewery, be,wcen
b. 81" ST. mi Philadelphia, roads a short dis
'tH. irnn. il.e rIiy WHs totally destroyed by FIRE
500 H.lr. .l.. morning last. The hnilding was
80 Nr.. enloof'r brewery, bat was car
pu W a.orgr l;rchm. The contents ~
.i. talltns acro also destroyed, and the dwell
900 n.u2 aas greatly injured. Tho building
s'.l end is supposed io have caugh,
tr..t r.i. ..fs.iy Tile luss s estimated NJ from
in.oYl God = 900 10 NEST which there - n policy
.f 800 D0n boo a German Office ia the city.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-02

For States Attorney.
IONS O.. ENSuR.


WILLIAM :. kEECH.
= ihr opposition b. ia" Democratic nominee.
joy thr above position has. pre-, i.u, p" thi ,
date. hai n' candidate, would il not l.. we'll
ihai tAe pc"plo of Baltimore county who were
% ii,v Ut thc upprc ssion ofthc late rebellion,
and particularly the soldiers who fought ~
CALAMITY against the rebel horde should know
ia" political character ui the two gentlemen
whose names head this communication p
Whilst the former rendered every service in
hi Iowcr {" assist the loyal men Of the land
as lid al "f those on thc ticket with him,
Mr.. WA. :. kccch was ia full sympathy with
ih's" who wcrr using every effort b. destroy
the Government. and WAS known to declare
anil hope that those who entered the Union
army would BE- welcomed with hospitablc
hands 10 bloody graves" Jrsricr.
WisEAg W!tB CHERRY BALsAw This hilsa-
mic compound has become a home fixture Let
al who -nlcr and have in vain attempted 10 cure
their coughs, colds, bronchial or pulmonary
complaints. make Use Of this GneqHallcd remedy
lt can 10 relied on ne the mass oftcstimony that
has been published since is Introduction Is am
Die prOof ~ iis efficacy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-02
LOCIL. MIrTERS.

ilAnAs togrts CAsE-lu the Criminal Cour,
ivitrriay morning hearing was had In haLors
iFHf rtc. which dcyrlopcl facts Of novel aud
'niii.i> diNrrcul character from the usual ap-
ii'nit~.lip eases. ! petition was f.cl hy
A"hilnld stirling. IT,, Esq, on behalf Of
''t"iue 'asoy. colorcl, for Tie writ Of hlleds
~" 'Hcri,l iu Mr. Alexander Smith. OF
FhiWuir county, vummandius him a. produce
90 rHr'i o. OILS uf Joseph II. Casey hrr grand.
I "hum j wHs liicscl, hr Illegally retained
81. ai eu.'ni, 4ir Smith appeared Ia court
Aittihr Nnt. IS hu isuhnui seventeen yctts a. anil
NiH u .e readiness To surrender him IL the
'.Hu d.rwed 1t pgorcr Mr. Stirling made a
u'n' ? 90 ihc palcrs In the ease TO lhe effect
tHt Doe 'ty wns the son uf the petitioner 3
lH u'eg bl cularel man named James Wilson
"h' u,vr, WAS married nor lived with the mother
800, time. Ia 1851 he's iudcniurcd by the
b.i.tn Court uf Btliimofc 10 the grandmother
$500 raised iul coatnued her care Of him until
'..Hi 'f'' "f 1851, when the father obtained
..g. i.. Che hny, with her partial consent
'"i h..r'l aim io VIZ. SAITH The petitioner was
e. .,.f $3.50 Gre stand. Aul corrohoFatrd the state.
m.ui Oh. counsel. She said that AFTER the
-..'tt Atr husband, being compelled To occupy
.nl. H.u-.. she entrusted ID, care Of the bny
rs. A...'.. cNac'iug from him plomis, tn re-
5000 iD Het when .he rpquigei him 90 to do
t..' .t.'al lud 70 Ter efforts 60 pfogurc
sar .ot nicl, iu consequence OF
.t.I'tilN M .Nsil iAN ftlNs INC fIufiNT.
t.nt~,turt Hamilton. sad the
..tI. " son. arfc eae. called tn ihr
t.ui thr iti'rr aud ihai after the rraud,uo.hcf
.tI ..,.vi lti tlr tut 90 order to save him
.u't rHa sc .pi nitt,l atm with NJ Smith
.I. II. mlt',.. .4d that there was
a' rtom'sc io rtugn III, hoy Ia the grand
.iHh,r 49,, Wa called up. AMI stated that
r..... Wt.I treated los Mr.. Smith and had
,'.H '.H. 600 90 fc,i aud wss learning 10 write
i ..I- .Ilf hc could rVAd ~ we'll A. him
@ts well clothed. Aul his appear
tH. W...t j go all present that hc could not
"'" D.r'. ulsasiei % better guardian NJ
i ursins that the iuY should bc
auiet Doc wit admitted that by eiy.
.i. t.fr e. o., 10, as ii, did tic l,,i-
.tI t,at ,'d iAr iui,niuic Of no effect
t.si fr.i "a iu order the discharge Of the
t'' u'm iie ,ustud, vt Mr. Smith under the
n lHs Nii. stating thai the petitioner
".l 'rt Co a wit of tvpl,viu To cnlci,or To
is. putp"sr uf recovering possession
hi".H.r Ia. rirIH ar TH,,kig
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-02

.a.. i.r.A - ,NrFp The iulllbhnii OF
...tI.7 nul vicinity are eniirli cat
.rnu..itinn Wiin Baltimore County
I'.ut 900 pr,.'i, tbi, l.td ,v across
i .er' .i opportunity offered
communication. which tine How
Hr. ..na. O.. embraced 10 once -
t. Commissioners Of Baltimore
.l j 90 giant their consent. and
saiuer Of vital Importance for ELL.
Pm. ttti. 4al ncighhUFhood. vital, because
-.iH crs aud consumers cut uii from
d tic Iummi.. iontss at BALTIC. 60.
t.ti 800. rou.rui in ihr accomplishment ui
3 Aurh much longer IL will become
.u.rn' af.u ihvs, ~ Howard County 10 take
ua-. hand aud 10 the lest lhey can un-
...4 tnre-, tD ul'rn maFAci-rOutr for
b. 3D. ihr .,c. uf which il productive
luuumer.. Is inconvenience AMI lnricnsome
'Hi.r,fsH Hrfrf County C"ninaH NHs,.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-02

tl tltgr fug BALTIMORE CorNr, - Te,.
afua.h : Griffith s.. Hugh Gels
argued some line since aud
Judge Emory ials morning uscr.
t.a 'or Judgment ON demurrer AMI
arrest nfjud. mpnt, and ordered =
catered uu ihr verdict OF .h. 0i.-
lr $500. State -. Biguc. ~t',t
en. 900 john smith. ir,sl s.
.i.. ta. cuur, aui held sub cum.
30 ..t Guilty Gcrfge L. Gather s.. \.
fr4fcc report ratified and con-
t.'lf,s 2. 'hr commas. ion allowed
tl' t.litur.
% t." c.uri 3As occupied TODAY
'a. .nt or counsel 10 Size AS.
i.rH.r fuN lnd others Motion
$50 junction Nr Morrison for
ii..ismlu Tor defendant
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-02
FOR SALE.

FOA bNIlEI
A HIGHLY IMPROVED FARM OF Itml
"A ACRE. moro or less, u miles IA
sfs, n"tihwcst uf Catonavillc, Balti. fesss/k
So in"rr county, miles from the lssS
I--city. I'll" land Is Of fine quail ISL
y; ,hr NV kLLiNG haf -.yeh Rnpfas, large
Swii3ei Barn. three Tcncmsnta aud other Ia
rr"Ncm'ni Large quantities ~ Na- ll,cttio..
sirawbcri rs. 'ufianis, dc, are gruwL 90. thi.
ram" l'f 'h'' u u in"rc market, 800 quarts
30 k'sp''"fri'.. ari innu quarts 90 i..Wt"n-
mar Aei'.l la.' ..irti ri.". therri.r. Apple
lhd F'a'h"- .u rrrca - Lnc 1Msil Iur
Farm g. well wa'.''''l with Springsuu. ~.f,.ims.
u lI's nrtr .'.s''s. !" seminary and " "a ma ke
q IN" N.is't ta n uf t"uutry Sea-. Price
s'N.ln' " rh uch below iAr sAiuo 30 lau,l
n thi. ...''nu
~ f"lr.''.u 90, apply 80 tAc n"rthwc.i
Oh. rtrf 'i l..N.t.f.n .'... Sd l.pl So. baltic
J. LlVEZEY.
hHt j. iiTpksr
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-02

e.- PLUMBING DONE PUMPS tNn
EATil FINTl HES rtustaut4y o. .au| I.e
pairing promptly nttcii,.l O. .uH 10.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-05-24
The Bel Air Academy.

This Institution, now under the control and
management of the Rev. John McKelway, bids
fair to equal, if not exceed, in usefulness, its
well-earned reputation during the professorship
of the Rev. Reuben II. Davis. There was a time
when the Bel Air Academy ranked among the
highest institutions of learning in the State, and
we have no fears that, under its present supervi-
sion, it will not soon do so again. We speak
what we mean, when we assure our readers that
the old Academy, once so famous, will soon ri
val her former SELF
Besides having an able and energetic teacher,
the Bel Air Academy possesses many other adj
vantages. Its location is one of the peasantest
and most healthy in the State, with abundant
facilities of egress and ingress there being no
less than five lines of stages four of which are
daily and one tri-weekly. Two of these lines
run directly through to Baltimore, and the
other three connect at Magnolia and Edgewood
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more acknowledging parents at a distance
facilities for visiting their children, equalled by
no institution in the State whose location is not
directly on some one of the railroad lnes Here,
too, board can he had in the most respectable
families, at moderate prices, and where pupils
will always have the example of religious and
moral department. We have churches of almost
every denomination, besides a neighborhood
equal, in intelligence and morality, TO that by
which any institution of learning in the country
is surrounded.
1t ia gratifying to know that we have in our
midst school of this character, with teacher
every way qualified, and who intends to follow
the profession of teaching, as an occupation
Under all the circumstances, and in any phase
which this School can be viewed, it cannot fail
to recommend itself to parents and guardians,
as one of the most desirable and best located in
situations in the country.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-05-24
Dr.sCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS!
A SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL

SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL.
THESE Pills are composed OF various roots
i having the power to relax the secretions OF
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or mercury, and without producing any of those
disagreeable or dangerous effects which often fol
low the use of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used
with confidence, as they promote the discharge
OF vitiated bile, and remove those distractions
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cause of bilious affections in general.
StHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache, and all disorders OF the Liver, indica-
ted by sallow skin, coated tongue, costiveness,
drowsiness, and general feeling of WEAKNESS
and lassitude, showing that the liver is in tor
pid or obstructed condition.
In short, these Pills may be used with advan-
tage in all cases when purgative or alternative
medicine is required.
Please ask for cdr. Schenck's Mandrake Pills, i"
and observe that The two likenesses of the Doctor
are ON the Government stamp-one when in the
last stage of Consumption, and the other in his
present health.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price rs
cents per box. Principal Office, No. Is North
9Th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-05-24

DELEGATES TO THE CONVENTION In the list O.
Delegates to the Republican STATE Convention
which met in Baltimore, on the 18th inst, the
Baltimore american gives the following as the
delegates from Hartford county:
j. H. Serricks, - Vosberry, ]. A. Hopper,
James Garrett, A. Treadway, E. II. Beans, John
levitt, Cheyney Hoskins, Charles Walters, J.
Bishop, Rev. J. Henry, R. g. Lee, William s.
Young, G. P. Spicer, G. Duvail, E. NJ. Til
don, William Rowland, VIM. Bull, CHARLES D.
Bouldn, Robert Browne, Garrett Amos, Will
liam NJ. johnson, Joseph Wetheril, Jeremiah
Mcllvaine, Jesse Hoskins Edward Price, Alex.
McComas, William P. Beall, Stevenson Harkns,
Jas. Webster, Joshua Pyle, Alfred Garrison,
Hamilton Lefevre, Sol. s. Wetherill, Joseph j.
Janney, Richard F. Bishop, Joseph Parry.