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Lease Of ROssier Ferries.

Sheriff and ex. officio auctiOneer.
December 18th, 1867. n39 5ts,
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Judgment.

Cand.s High
vs.. No. X2IS.
w y Nov
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LYMAN GRIswOLD,

Fillmore, La. Dec. %, 1867.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-09-24

sG Formerly when negroes voted in
New Jersey, q candidate sent an old negro
preacher two barrels Of nice potatoes
Next meeting day he exhorted his hearers
on the duty Of voting, and the difference
between the Wings and Democrats. He
told the story Of the receipt of the pota.
toes, and added:
My bfedren, some tell you to vote fol
lde Wings, some tell yen to atote for at
Democrats, but Idellyon vote where yeu
| get de tetersinn5 sSa 81 - vagas sss,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-09-24

s Another national bank gone up;;''
Ethis time in Brooklyn we shall hear 81
mofe of them. by and.by Our banking
systsnls ike everything else effected by
{ Radical legislation, wants s;reeonstruc-
ton badly We hope 60 be able to do
sdmeffiing When We elect Democratic
4l4daaeat AID House OF Represents tives
6s1 SOS. Until then We must be patient
IN Z. World ssH
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-09-24
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VOLUME XIV. s
THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
Published Every Tuesday. I
TERMs OF SUBSCRIPTION: r8e
Two dellafs per annum, varisbly in advance

o B PRINTIEG
Executed with neatness and dispatch at this
s6iee. and streasenable prices. 81 ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-09-24

es- Twosiittle gifls.sinsa q neiehborine
towfi in this States we're witnessing the
gallaala .millish regiment a few days
ago, and indulged in the following con.
|yersation:
EiHst Girl-s'sWhat are they doing?''
Second Girl-"Practicing. = .s.s,etg
First Girl-"What for?n
Second Girl-"Why for the next war. >
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-09-24
NUMBER 80

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paa passs ~ Mn'cn u,a;e - @aS aSSl - A.
s,gnsas ms s''s 1g.u's Hb.a a.Sse saszsv sas q
$50 n's pay -. - ..onhiss as stt L
s.insalg - @ ..a;aa svI ,bat he uas sss
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Save Fifty Dollars.

es6 4Y PERSON #isbing to purchase one Of
6rovesteenae kanoss advertised in this
paper, can save fifty dollars Of the price by
applying to the editor of this paper. june25
, 1867-10-25
TRANSLATION.
TRANSLATION.
Wilhelm Ludwig Birch,

Governor of the Danish Westindia Islands,
Commander of Dannebrog and Dannebrogsmand,
Make known: His Majesty the King has been most
graciously pleased by Resolution of 21st September last to
sanction the following Ordinance passed by the Colonial
Council for st. Croix:
Whenever A. F. w. Forsberg, acting Policemaster
in Centerdistrict, retires from the said post, he shall
be allowed a pension Of $1,000 p. a. from the Colonial
Treasury of ST. Croix, instead of the pension OF $500
p. a. granted him in the year 1853 as former Incassa-
tor to the Burgher Council of ST. Croix from the then
existinA Landtreasury and the enactments contained
in s 6, 9 and Is of the Pensionlaw of 4th December
1868 shall be applicable with regard to the said PEN
sion.
To which all concerned have to conform,
The Government of the Danish Westindia Islands,
St. Croix, 22nd October 1867.
Under my Hand anil the Seal Of tie Government
w. BIRCH.
u. 81
Carl HaHenSen.
ORDINANCE
concerning pension for A. F. W.
Forsberg, acting Policemaster in
the Centerdistrct, st. Croix.
, 1867-10-25
Wilhelm ludwig Birch,
Gouverneur over de Understandable Oer,

Commandeur IL Dannebrog og Dannebrogsmana,
jor vitterligt: We'd allerhoieste Resolution Of 21des
f. M. har Diet behaget Hans MajestRt Kongen allernaadl8sts
at stadfeste folgende at Colonialraadet for st. Croix xed-
tagne Anordning:
Naar Constituent Politimester Centerdistrictet a.
f. ". Forsberg fratreder denne sin Shilling, tillegges
der ham, istedetfor den ham Aaret 1853 som forhen-
verende Incassator we'd st. Croix Borgerraad tilstaaede
Pension af 500 ~vestindiske Daler aarligen at den da-
varende Landkasse, en- aarlig Pension at 1000 vestln-
diske Daler af st. Croix Coloniakasse, og skulle de i
Pensionslov af AIDE December 1868 IS 6, 9 og Is indie
holdte B~estemmelser vere anvendelige med Hensyn
til denne Pension.
Hvorefter allie Vedkommende sig have at rette.
Gouyernementet for de dansk-yestindiske Ger,
st. Croix den 22de October 1867.
Under min Hand og Gouuernementets SegI.
w. BIRCH.
IL. 81
Carl H0tensen.
ANORDNING
q Pension for constituent POitl-
, 1867-10-25
TRANSLATION.
Wilhelm Ludwig Birch,
TRANSLATION.

Governor of the Danish Westindia Islands,
Commander of Dannebrog and Dannebrogsmand,
Make known: His Majesty the King has been most
graciously pleased by Resolution of 21st September last to
sanction the following Ordinance, passed by the Colonial
Council for st. Croix.
The widow of the late Poll A stantL Ludwig Heitmann
shall from the LIST of April 1867 be allowed a pension of
100 Westindia Dollars p. a. to be betrayed from the Colo
nial Treasury of st. Croix.
To which all concerned have to conform.
The. Government Of the Danish WestindiaI Islands,
st. Croix, October 2Sd 1867.
Uader my Hand and the Seal Of The Government.
w. BIRCH.
IA. S,l -
Carl He1sa'ssl
, 1867-10-25
Wilhelm Ludwig Birch,

Gouverneur over de dansk-vestindiske Ger,
Commander af Dannebrog og Dannebrogsmand,
Gior vitterlig t.: We'd allerhoieste Resolution at glide
{. N. har Diet behaget Hans Majestet Kongen allernaadigst
at stadf@ste folgende af Colonialraadet for st. Crolx yed-
tagne A~nordning
Enken efter afgangne PolitiassistentL Ludwig Heltmann
tillmgges af ST. Croix Colonialkasse 100 vestindlske Dalerl
aarlig Pension at regne fra lste April 1867.
Hyorefter ale sig have at rette.
Gouyernsmentet for de dansk-vestindiske Ger,
ST. Csoix, den 22de October 1867.
UadSr M Hoend og Goupernsmentets Ssg1.
W. BICRH.
Il. So -
Carl Hotsensen.
, 1867-10-25
ANORDNING

ON Pension for constituent POIltl-
mester i Centerdistrictet paa ST.
.Croix, A. F. W. Forsberg.
, 1867-10-25
ORDINANCE

concerning pension for A. +. W.
Forsberg, acting Policemaster IL
the Centerdistrict, st. Croix.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-03

How 70 rEEAT BALKY H0RsEs.-lf you have
halky horses. il Is your fault and not the horses,
FOR nthey do not pull true, there Is some cause
for IL. and II you will remove the cause, the
eject viii cease. When your horse balks be is ex
cited, and does not know what you want him 20
10. When be gets little excited stop him fve
o. ten minutes let him become calm 20 10 the
bAIky horse. pa, him aud speak gently 10 him
and a. soon ~ he Is over biz excitement he will
ia nj ne cases ogi OF len, pull At the word Whip
ping aai slashing and swearing only make the
matter worse. Afleg you have zentled him
awhile and his excitement has cooled down, take
him b. the bits turn him each way few minutes
a. far you can pull out the tongue. gentle him
a little unrein him then step before the balky
horse and lei the other start first then you can
take them anywhere you wish. A balky horse
a always high spirited aud starts quick half the
pull is out before the others start too BY close
application 10 this rule you can make any balky
horse pull II horse has been badly spoiled.
you should hitch him to the empty wagon, and
pull il around a while on level ground, then PIT
on little load and increase Il gradually, cares
sing as before, and Ia short time you can have
. good work horse. -1aertcaH Fdrscr
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-03

STRENGTHENING LEANING TREEs.-No fruit tree
will be 50 productive when the entire top aud
body have been blown partially over as il will
when in AZ erect position. When tree leans,
sprouts will almost always start from the upper
side Of the body, or branches, aud grow psrpen-
dieulaFly. By this means the largest proportion
Of the sap flows into the erect stems. while the
horizontal part Of the top receives only limited
supply OF nourishment.
When Il Is desirable 20 siraighten up . lean
ing fruit tree, set post in the ground. say TWEEN
" feet from the tree. 20 which chain or rope
and pulleys NAV be attached and the tree
slaughtered gp aai secured with strong wire
extending from 4 stake in the ground 10 a strap
around he main part OF the tree II the tree is
largc. and well rooted. let the earth be exhausted
On ihs arrer side. and few q the larger roots
loosened and the earth removed beneath them ~
that he TOP o. the tree NAV he brought up with
sase 10 the ies ed position
Tie CAV Wires viii elWays hold trees posi-
ton. until The roots will keep the to erect, u
long branches grow too erect il is easy TO wise
them down 10 the proper position, When the wire.
may al may be removed after one season AZ .
general rule frui, trees are neglected quite too
much Il.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-03

How TO KEEP Or YoUR HAY CRoP.-A farmer
who had been 10 the habit Of selling his hay for
many years IN succession, being asked how he
kept up his hay crop without manuring or eulii-
ter swath 10 be cut n this rule was generally
followed, there would be less about running out
OF grass 6flds or short crops OF hay. Some farm
ers feed OF every green thing and compel their
cattle TO pull up and knaw OF the roots Of the
grass. Getting rowen Is cutting ruin. aud hard
fall and winter grazing Is certain death 10 has
crops. A farmer had better buy hay at $40 per
ton than ruin bis hay field by close grazing =
The general treatment Of grass lands in this re-
speci il wrong and expensive, and should be
abandoned a. a matter OF prof, and economy
WscoasiH Farmer.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-03

To Prevent CArTtE VRox JuxPIxo FKxcEs -The
following information, which we take from q
statement recently made before the New York
Farmers Clnb, Is worth years subscription:
{" To prevent steers from jumping fences, clip
on the eyelashes Of the under lids with pair OF
scissors, and the ability or disposition TO jump 10
tempt fence until the eyelashes are grown again
or this We are informed by Samuel Throne, the
great breeder Of Duchess County, who assured us
that he had tested Il npon pair Of very breechy
oxen. A. II was Of great value TO him, he hopes
Il will h. tried by others -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-03

wHuEwAsH Von Fnun Tnru.- A corresus,.
dent In the Psairis Rhrmsr say.. In mv sx,r,i.
enee u has been a valuable application. Lolh IN
spriuf aud autumn, destroying = large pro,,or.
ton Of bark lice, eggs % inses, ~. Musi le
used with caution least Tvs strength lin the .rrr
J took whi,ewash Of the proper consistency for a
wall aud reducrd itoas half 81 EIfil 4
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-03

PowERrUL fEKTuzERs. livery farmer has
sooi ~ command, whose presence IN stove pipes
~ ci'nneys l. not unfrcqaenily the causs Of fires
uc'ssi"ning The loss some times Of both pFoDertv
rnd iiie This agen, ior evil is one OF the most
valuable manufss, and nothing but the mosi cul.
phle eareessnes- aud indifference will suffer Il io
when Il can he EASILY removed aud tarned 10
good account in the field or garden. Twelve
quarts Of soot in a hogshead Of water will make
a powerful liquid manure, which will improve
the growth Of flowers, garden.vege,ables, or ron,
cnlps. 10 either liquid or solid state, Il make.
an excellent top-dressing for gtass or cereal crops
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-03

SAlFisu Sroog "A fsll supply Of salt 10 uloel
daring the summer months e Indispensable Rock
salt, o. mlxtuee u salt, ashes aud mild oyster
shell line should b a Al times accessibll 10 the
.ioek on arm For sheep. iar the b0ilom Of
tle trough and sprinkle aali freely over the tar
repeal ths ftequfnily.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-03

I'lIE undersigned woul respectfully call the
l. attention Of the public |" his very large
assortment OF
boUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS.
Having direct communication with the fac
tories ia Europe. aud receiving new and fresh
Ooosis out by nearly every steamer, ne il able
TO sell wholesale or retail MS low as any other
respectable house in the country.
lL.NO,
PISTOLS al all the most approved kinda -
RIFLES Of all kinds aud calibre: great varie-
~ Of fne POWDER FLAsKs, SHOT BELTS.
GAME BAGS, Eley's best water. proof aud T..
u. Gaps, Musket and q. ID. Caps; Cartridges Of
oil kinds and sizes Powder. Shot, wadding.
and. in Tact, every article 10 81 out the sports
man in the most approved manner.
so call is respectfully solicited al No. -
SOUTH CALVERT STREET. baltimore.
Eo-Guns made Ia order, aud al REPAIR.
ING done In the best manner and warranted.
ALEXANDER MccOMAs,
March "a, ls6T.--iy. Established 1898.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-03
To DRiyK ON RArs--A correspondent Of
lsHIsfrn Genffeman aives the followfnw

To DRiVR ON Ran IA correspondent Of the
csHAfry Ceafisman gives the following
Take bunch Of matches aud soak them over
nghi In icaeupful Of water--then take out The
matches, thicker the water with Indian meal 70
= stin dough, adding spoonful Of sugar and q
little lard-lay II about the premises. where the
rats and nothing else viii get u.
have tried ilIereni kinds OF exierminaioFs,
with poorsueeesg, until ] tried this. Rats are
nov strangers about my premises, and make
stomach" :"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-03
GEISER'S PATENT
Self Regulating Grain Separator,
Cleaner and Dagger.

OAoouor anu buBBoT.
A Ia time like the present. when labor Is
IA scarce, u - important that Farmers, who
are interested, should pay attention 10 the above
improvement, which considerably reduces the
expense % Threshing Grain. over any Machine
now IN use. Its peculiarly adaptedio It's WORK
aud can he attached 10 either belt pr iron roi
Powers. Il cleans the Grain thoroughly by one
operation. which Is not generally done by any
other machine. train cleaned by this ma
chine. which contains much light, filthy mat.
ter, Is worth one OF two cents per bushel more
than IL cleaned IN the common way.
The above machine Is conveniently arranged
for hauling. being permanently dxsd an Nv"
wheels. aud Is fully warranted.
REFERENCEN.
Mai. William IIu,chins. M"nkt"n. Hulto 60.
william Pearrr,
ten. John Is. pcaFce,
Thomas johnson, Ph@nix.
y. q. Patterson.
Henry Carroll.
John X. Gent Cockeysville.
William Gent.
Jesse Garrett, Fork Meeting House,
James Amos. Jarretisville, Ilsrinri County
William Cole. churchville.
Thompson A Armstrong. tThreshcrs.l Aber
'iccn. Hartford couniy.
ILSO.
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
PITTS THRESHER AND CLEANER.
with double pinion HORSE Power; size
from "a" " horse power.
HVBHA RIBS CONFINED SELF. RAKE
REA PER AND HOWER
LINTON LAMOTr.
Isl y. High street. Baltimore.
March -. Isss.---iy.
Farmers, Look to Your Interest I
TINE ~ HDNEr'
BUTTER ~ SWEET.
Butter made In . 20 INMATES from
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-03
County Advertisements.
WARREN STORE,
BaLTO. COTNTY Nh

GREAT REDUCTION ~ PRICES ~
SPRING 6 SUMMER GOODS.
GRkAT INDUCEMENTS offered in line
~ DRESS GOODS, such Us Spring Cass.
mers, satinetts, French and English Merinoes.
Alpaca, all wool Delaine. Laws, mozambique.
Poppleins and Plain aud Fancy Prints from
"! TO 20 cts. per yard.
81 ~ Goods a, 0'ty Prices. 90
HOSIERY AND
FANCY GOODS. &C.
A large assortment OF BOOTS and SHOES.
Ior men, women aud ehildrcns wear. Fancy
HATS aud CAPS Tor gilra and gents.
CROcKERY a HARDWARE,
TIN 4 HOLLOW WARE.
WOODEN WARE,
STONE AND EARTIIEN WARE.
GROCERIES,:
Brown aud white Sugars. Japan aud Grccn
Teas Of line havor aud high grades "lL n"
aud other Coiiecs. Of finc qualities.
KEROSENE, PARAPIIlNE AND
LiNsEED OILS.
DRUGS PAINT.
MEDI,INEs.Ic.
BACON. FISH. SALT 4 TAR.
Country stprckcrpera aud heads 1T iamilie.
will lind Il greatly ." their aivsnias" {" pun
chase their
BROW >uINLIA HERE.
A. we'll altogether our own make. and will
warrant il fully equal I" anything made in'his
to-
ns.- 4 CILL ~ SOLHTTEb. ~
II. i. THOMAS.
For Warren Manufacturing Company.
Eo-N. B.-.COUNTRY PRODU,'E taken IN
s...t q .sff
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-03

HNllE very extended use al this GUANO
J. throughout the country renders II unnc.
cessary Tor u Ia say more this season. tina that
its conPo'iiio" and quality are precisely the same
as that heretofore sold by rs for the Company.
We have sold this Gnano from the beginning
under regular system of rigid Inspection. at
Of dollars annually. This is dome for the pro.
trrfioH alike nf he cOHsssSr and the foAy ,aay.
as il IL manifest 10 all who undcrsta nd the trade
in fertilizers. that II can no, he safely conduct.
I'd an any other principle. The Importance
aud extent nf the trade demands this protec
ton.
We arr prepared a. exhibit DIR. 4. Snowdcn
Pigg"ts ceri,scai ef inspection ior every cargo
sold. consumers must observe the name oi
JOHN $. REESE 4 60. branded on he bags
none other genuine. June 3O.--:im.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-03
r. II. GoRsUCH,
Successor to Jehu Gorsuch,

corner OF ia! ana 'FRONT.' sts., Baltimore Md,
pEALERlS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE
HAS received his Spring andy
III Summer supply Of goods, con-
sisiing in part of Knives and Forks.
Pocket Knives. Table and Tea Spoons. Hollow
Ware. Wagon Boxes. Horse shoes and Nails
Nail Rods, Carpenters Tools. Axes. Locks,
Hinges. Screws, Bolts. shovels. Forks. Picks,
Mattocks. Cast and Blister Steel. Trace. Halter
and Cow Chains. Counter Scales. Safety Fuse,
Gun Caps.
woObCOCK'S Flows AND CASTINGS;
Also. Stewar''s wedge pattern AXES. war
ran,ed, all Of which he offers wholesale and
retail at his usual low prices.
sS-ln addition Ia INV s,o'k 81 Hardware I
have added tine assortment Of WOODEN
WARE. such subs. Buckets. Measures. Bas
kets. Broom.. Wash Boards. Butter Prints. 1s.,
&C.. which department is 10 chnr-c OF y. Il.
GoRSCCH. who 3. Away. happy to wait upon
al cu.toinei wh"iavnr him wiih their custom.
Please rali aui rxamine his .,ock before pur
chasidg elsewhere August :. ls6d.-ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-03

Pages Felt, Cement and Gravel
Roofing,
rs THE BEST ~ Use. and has been we'll
Il known Tor fifteen years.
We guarantee all new work Tor live years.
II Is better than Tin, and costs half a. much.
cc~old Roofs repaired at short notice.
We are the only manufacturers Of ROOFING
MATERIALS in Maryland. all Of which we
keep constantly ON hand for sale.
actin hs-'i- aud Iron Fences painted with
"ur Patent rarafiin- Varnish.
PAGE. BROS. A co,
III Smith's wharf.
Jan. 20. Is6s.-6m.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-03
THE WORLDS
Reaper and Mower,
WITH DROPPER ATTACHED.

WITH NINOEFEA ANNACWN
XXyE invite the attention Of all in want Of q
wv Mower aud Reaper for the ruiiing liar
vest, 10 call and examine our New Worlds
Reaper and Mower. The gearing are all cut
out Of solid Iron aud run with precision Ut
steam engines, lathes and that class OF INA
chinery. A neat Cast Iron Case inclases the
entire works, thus protecting them from dirt.
water, rust. &c., and shielding the machine
from aelf-destrurtion, thereby making II i've
times ~ durable aud Of much lighter dranght
than the common, rough east gear now used IN
reapcrs aud mowers. We have two sizes II
these machines known a. I and ?; I, Mower
cuts feet, inches In grass and ) feet IN grain.
As q Mower, costs 5000 90
/" Reaper a Mower wit. DropPer. s'".O'
and Hand Rake, 2se.oC
?. cuts feet In grass and feet. : inches IN
grain. costs as a Mower. Sl15.N0
Mower aud Reaper with PROPER. s?i.au
OUR BUCKEYE STEEL TOOTH
w II +. Il l. HOR s T. r A X Il
Is greatly improved this season by means ri
ratchets making both wheels drivers. and alsu
otherwise improved-pricc SO.
Agents Tor the celebrated VICTOR CANE
MILLS. COOKS EvAPORAToR. and Sugar
Machinery generally; the
TORNADO THREsIIER AND CLEANER.
the finest machine in the market;
Sindeli's Horse Hay Fork.
w"odrua's Portable Barometer
Smalley's improved Corn Plow aud Tinglcy',
Improved churn.
Also. dealers in all sinds Of Agricultural I'm
plemcnts. Field Grass aud Garden Seeds
Have y fine selection Of Zane Seed Liberian
Early sorgo. aud regular sorgo. Having al
the patterns of the Buckeye Mower and Reap
or. we are prepared 20 furnish extras and re-
pair machines nj short notice.
5sss" For any of the above articles call un Z"
address. John ~. GRIFFITH A co,
90 y. Paca 81. Baltic. Md
March IN Ain,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-03
Butter made In . 10 . minutes from
Sweet Cream.
The Diamond Churn
CHALLENGES THE m0RLb.

The Diamond Churn
CHALLENGES THE WORLb.
HAVING purchased the right ii mnnufac.
IL turing the above celebrated ~ uin. the
undersigned are now prepared To- furnish them
at the shortest notice. Among the many AL.
vaniagrs. may be named the following
1T. The Diamond rhurns sweet Cream.
"a. The Diamond separates the Butter from
the cream. and leaves the milk sweet, so every
farmer can feed his stork "n sweet milk instead
I oi sour.
To four minutes.
4th. The Diamond makes half pound more
Butter 10 the gallon oi cream than any other
churn now in use.
9Th. TIL" Diamond Churn il cheap aud dur.
able.
9th. The Diamond ChuTn works the nutter,
10 Is self worker.l ne milk lsft in the Butter.
5,l. The Butter will keep sweet longer than
that made BY any other Churn how ia use.
ss-All orders address Ia the Manufacturers.
KILGoRE. HARDEsTY a cH.EFFER.
No. ~ \. Gay street. Baltimore.
| March y. Is6I.-.Iy.
II WHITMAN Il SONS,
Nos. 30 and "A s. Calvert St.,
BALTIMORE, Sp..
MANUFA or
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS \
MACHINERY.
Wholesale aud Retail Dealer. IN
SEEDS. FERTILIZERS 4 AGRICULTURAL
HARDWARE.
SOUTHERN AGENTS FOR
Buckeye" Moving and ReaPins Machines.
WagOner's Celebrated Grain 4 GuAn0 Drills
American" Sugar Mills and EvAporatsrs.
The "Swaepstakes Threshers and Cleaners.
Grants Grain Cradles.
The celebrated Maryland Wheel Horse
Rakcs.
| Montgomery's R"ckaway Wheat Fans
| The keystone" Cider Mill.
! Huichins"n's Family Wine and cider Mills.
and q general si",k "i implements and Mach
merry. embracing nearly every variety in use.
The Ipv" Marhn-s have sll oi the latest
improvements. and are confidently rccomm-n.
ded ~ N" heat "f the kind in the country.
| Rspfri"g !'''i' 2, aay Of n, sJore HrcLissry
f''.a'shed. aad H,chsncs RsPa;r,d
81 NH"RY NOTT'E.
We have in store a large aud carefully select
ed stock Of Garden, Fielt aud Flower Seeds,
which we confidently recommend rs fresh and
| genuine. Send for QUE ol our Seed Catalogues,
giving practical directions for planting all va
ricties Of Seeds.
Ec-Garien aud Flower Seeds forwarded by
Mail. March y, Isss.--Iy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-03
BUILDING MATERIALS!
BUILDING MATERIALS,,

YNHE ATTENTION OF BUILDERS. CAR.
Il PENTERS. CONTRACTORS aud all nth
ers interested ia the purchase at
BUILDINI MATERIALS!
I. invited {" our NEW AND LARGE STOCK
of weil-seasonsl and we'll finished work. r"n.
listing Vt