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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-02
10000 PIANOS,

In the construction Of which they have intro
duced every known and valuable improvement;
They have invariably been selected and used
by all of the worlds acknowledged great artists
who have visited this country professionally,
both for private and public use.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-02

In the construction Of which they nave lnro-
duced every. known and valuable improvement;
They have invariably been selected and used
by all of the worlds acknowledged great artists
who have visited this country Professionally
both for private and public use.
THALBERG
IT consider Chckoring 4 Sons Pianos, be-
yond comparison, the best have ever seen in
America"
GOTTSCHALK.
ct consider Chickering & Sons Pianos SUI
perior to any in the world.
"They are unrivaled for their singing quail
ties and for the harmonious roundness OF their
tone. There is n perfect homogeneity through
out all the registers. The upper notes are re-
markable for clearness and purity which do
not find in any other instrument, while the base
is distinguished for power without hnrshnesS
and for magnificent, seniority"
WEHLI.
your Pianos are superior to any have ever
seen in this country or in Europe.
% have never heard tone so perfect; ii
yields every expression that is needed in music,
and its quality is capable of change to meet
every sentiment. This is rare power. and is
derived from the perfect purity OF. its tone. to-
gether with its sympathetic elastic and we'll
balanced touch"
POZNANSKI.
During the past eight years | have con.
stantly played upon the justly celebrated Erard
Pianos yours are the only instruments that /
have found either here or in Europe, to equal
them in all their points, of excellence"
Watson's Art Journal, of Noy. II. 1865, says:
Madame Abel performed on the new Chicken
ing Grand, which took the Gold Medal at the
Fair of the Massachusetts Charitable Mechan-
les Association, held at Boston last menth.
IL Is the modest Instrument zoe ever heard iH
a concert ROOM"
1t may be satisfactory TO our patrons and
friends among the public at large TO state that
testimonials have been received from all the
leading artists who have visited or are now re-
siding in the United States. few of whose
NAMES, besides those above, we append:
Leo. De Meyer, r. Hoffman,
Nj. Strakosch, Alfred Jael,
Gustav Satter, Julien,
III. Sanderson, j. Benedict,
Arthur Napoleon, And many others.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-05
LOST

SATURDAY AFTERNOON FEE: I'D
III a rcntisman's fur NECK KCOAF0krAnDS -
low tho Phsenix NIL The - - ~
cd by leaving % NJ tiWssson's1ans ..san
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-05
Philadelphia hi 4 s'lph I Boot Maker MlI'llk
7 O. sSTOCKI,E

MOULD REsPECTTULLY M.
'Ta9 form tie eisixsns Of Cold HIll, and
iftetnltys that be jeonunuss TO manafse.
tuss ths yssy hest ORlf ekiH ,1Ssss' as5I
shsn are wiling totseiify Co. iThs material out
of .h!ah his Aeots are made n Of The wy bsst
sss.s @ sss.is ss:.r:.d o'1me4'''ns '4' seS'' S
Relst.tsg n sissAs different branches,
promptly Atteetedt ~ rgUOR Tudt YOH
FrRH LII Eiye ns a, trial. n yeu,Hsnt lpltp.
90 sasZnttmt anS !darsbls Boot .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-05
A Grateful Acknowledgements TO q 6lill.
ful Gentleman.

SACRAMENTO CITY, June /, 1856
DIR. CHAs. II, TozER-Dear SIR 81 You Will ex.
cuse me for not writing 70 yau sooner. You will
psrhaps remember me- - the individual who call.
I'd on you for asEstancs about year ago, The
roof Of my mouth had completely rottsd out, md
my palate dropped down and there remained,
stopping up the passage 20 .thas could hardly
eaA CYou renenbsr you sutit ept ct ouos, whieh
relieved me immedlstely. AndI was enabled 10
Swalloy my food and In & short time began TO
Improve n took your medicine and fbiiowed
youf dlreetions for ssyersl mnntha Yen finally
luccesdsd In stopping the disease, saving nose
IND upper lip, though you frequently cautioned
ne about losing H. u continued 10 Improve until
| yop finally recpuusndsd mo 10 90 Int The eoun.
try, and before going, by your sdyies, J. bad Q
cast taken OF my mouth In order that could
have . plate made for me 10 enable me 10 speak
\ 70 - TO b uaderstood. and an now axingit'W
Ny s.anA thanks are due 10 7you for the
perseverance, and sklll that You diaplsyed
n my case; and have to thank You FOR
my restofsd health, and even for y Ia 4 va
ESyy pesr bleeding 70 death several tine fsom
The nose. I am now in Sacramento City. eniov.
/ Ing GOOD health. and I ihail rseSmfneud mi Nv
fiends 70 esll on you, should thsybe % IN foftn.
nato ~ 70 require assistance; md wsuH sdyisa
all persons TO avoid certain scientific Doctor. n
e IT, .ass, VIZ 'R land from
piWthm bsst wishes fbr the success Of both Of
yeu. remain, yourb etc, ,,; ~, G.RFl
To,Dr, Chas, 81. To1er, Ban Francisco. Ci
''- ?" iiN'5iN"t 'fS15-n I7'F oI'' STNiH4
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To Correspondents.

Patients Of either sex, residing in any psrt Of
the country, however distant,D who may desire
the Doctor, reoeivs al the attention and msdi.
cipes necessary 10 effect ours Without tho pscss.
sity Of q personal Interview. W. III uoi't'a
Al lettsrs strictly eonGdsntIal. opened and 70.
piled TO by the Doctor himself
:! Generalization at tho ofiee or BY letter. FREE.
Cures In all cases guaranteed. load
once hours, from 4. u. to 8P.H.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-05

TWIN NEW AND DESIRABLE MINERS
IL Csndisstiek. adopted ID all Sour minse. for
oonysnisnes and safety, can Be ootainsd Atour
Store. q. blIrNsh SS
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-05

-" SNFBt
n! LiRRAaBEE;.' E;'1isiIltSS News Ilssnt.....S1s Si1ssisSo
S0AN, =, to4 .,...-..------..-..-CAtsM III.
DR. f01BRss MEDICAL ADVBRffssYENT.
DIR. CHAs. 81. T0zERss
Private " Medical Institute,
Northeast Cor. SKearneyl 4 Jack
.ggn,gson Sta, San Francisco. T
;Tas Grea. Rr.aiestor Of special Cen
tRlaints, fermcriyy Of I.sckStHssDitaJ
Lends., 5Rishtr Yesr, ip saera-
ments, and the last -Four
.agsi = Years In San BranosseS. '
DIR. TozER,s
ExPERlENcE Is OF FORTY YEARS
HI standing, md during that time has met with
unparalleled .sacoess in the rsstsasnt OF all
those diseases generally knownu i
NJ Vsnsfssl OF ohronie. al,
It3 lmpossibleh here 70 nsp,isn sllth, diseases
with which he II familiar; some, perhaps, will
not be out Of place. 9The mort fofmidSble, tho
s Sas Bang sSs .ssi 81 TT a:st:: sSs =.
tom auffars In Consequence. / will here ennnsr.
ate some Of the symptoms, 90 that those. .Afaist,d
sasy,,i.,n,. M ~ sd.p.. ,ir.. .h...S,
e.a - r.se Gtas Gesas'S1ys ye,.
Msh,iI, ~ r ~. ~ rs,rnry pSsSs 3: u t,,bs ~
RssL Pslnitstion an tha Hssrt srsmhlinr of the
ffimb,' Hsadsehe. And Il syersion "a GSpsrsi So.
ciety, especially that Of femalssl cThefs Ars .
great many mors, but these are snfacisnt and
lhoula you 30 iu!srtng from ~ ~ thsn, gall on
DIX r0LLh. and ne VIII cure you IN mort
-or ltats your ease oy lsttsr. spd taeTe Wy ps
no ooeaSon for your caiins ~ tne ONCE
Id. Hi a.-t,t. 80 -. rYY,,.4h,. ~ a.f
ss..Y "1HS"-. 'Nei'~ ~ s1 III 70 S'rr,2
n. anotb.r formidable mxto hsaith S.nd far
one Of nv circulsrs on that dIsss,s. and infcfm
yourIslf Of ths tsrribls re.uits. ThsrerIt ea,es
cured in fsv dsyI' l7'',
'Goi6f707l y Fs,li' ~. 113'H5iAs2ogg2
sa 17@ Venereal Diseases, g3b lgs
In Al their v.riou, forms, either Primary q Sec
from tho sy.tsm. Your reonIataiioa SsisTDssaor:
% to perise. health. thsr. win be 20 d.ngsr Of
ssss ss known % :. scrstula : ~ '.N ~"!""1
h. s-. 6yphiIitto ptsease, 20 agi:ai
Formidable Character than that sesn IN the Atlsn.
Ia Statss or Eufope. afiaIne from thc fact of its
bsIns compound Of spanIsh, 6hinsss, and
acw,st sa tS ase troSs = KY mn
have sssn Sths dreadful sheeh Of II on oothtns
native ana foreign populAtion. IL Requires MO
gsther dinefent modes OF treatment go"
lrs 20 agar .rr. ~. --D 10 tslg
1he opo 6of
. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-05

KearsasGe eMiniag tCSnDaay-Le-
cation, lnyo county, CaliforniA ---sEotiee 10
hereby given that At u meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees Of the above named Company, held
Fso'y 9Th. 1857. an assessment (No. 14,) Of ten
dollars Qei0 par share In ". 8. gold coin wasduly
levied upon esoh and every share Of Tho zsscss-
ails sock Of the corupeny, payable Immediate
f, ly 10 ths Treasurer. A. K Grim. ESQ, Virginia
By order Of the Board Of Trustees. 1b
vy 10 MANNING, sserstary.
-ashHn, Feb. 8, 1896 fsilIn .
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12
Impeachment Of the President.

A very imporlan, caucu. of the Republican
held on Saturday last, at which the subject
Of tho impeachment Of PRECEDENT johnson was
discussed. About seventy mcmbcrs were pres
cat, a large majority Of whom where in favor Of
nquiriug into the matter, without committing
themselves To further action, whilst very con-
siderable number urged immediate action. \
motion 10 lay the subject on the table was voted
down 10y a Iwo-tnirds vote. The caucus finally
determined that no resolution Of Impeachment
SHOULD he adopted by the House, unless sanciion-
ed BY q twO.thirds vote of the Republican menu
bers in caucus, and that In the meantime rcsolu-
tons looking To the subject should ic referred
10 the Judiciary Committee u the House without
debate.
IN Monday last, in the National House Of Rep
resen,aiives, Mr.. Ashley, Of Ohio rising To a
question Of privilege, sid he hal painful duty
to ncrform, hut one which WAS nevertheless i'm
pcrAiivc II was duty tia, could not longer
10 postponed or put Oh he had HOPED the lniy
would have devolvcd upon more c1pcrienccd
member than himself Before the adjournment
for the recess be hal spoken upon the ubjccl bu,
members had fAilcl To introduce the proposed
measure Upon hi. responsibility, asn ,eptcscn-
;ativc u the people, h. charged Andrew johnson
Vice President aud Acting rr,sil,ut ~ the rni-
ted States. Of high crime ani mi.lcncauof- suci
as render him linb!, 10 impeachment
Mr. Ashley then s,ni the niiraius rr.,mLlc
aud resolution 10 the .ll,t,r's d'.k
" do impcach Andrew johnson. Nic,-Ir,.i.
dent aud acting 't,sid,ui "f ihc luird states.
uf high crimcs aul mi.l,u,aunl- ,,Ht.c him
with dsurpaiiun ct power ,ua Violation 90 Law.
~ that he has cofrupilt uitt.d o., ai HHiuting
power ~ that be- has curturiiy d-ru..t ,i u.r
public property 81 ihr United state. $50 iuui he
has coIruptly inicticgcl a elections. nni ramnit-
tel acts aud cunspifod with oih,is tu commit
are high ciimcs AMI "a. lcu.,tuu r,tf,iof,
be- II
" R,,airai That thr,niai. .f,.,u f.. Iliieiutt
he and they ARE hereby au'l aiIz.d 20 lni.if' iu.
O. the Official conduct Aal.,N johnson tsr,-
President, now di-rhtrs.us tsr I"Ntss Hul
tics uf ihr office OF prt,i! - 80, t',i state
and 90 report 10 th., llaa.. Wh,fU.. la thor
upiuiuu. the said AnIlra Iuuu-ul WAl..tt .lii
oilceNhs teen guili, ~ .,i. Nhi.l u., Designed
or calculated 20 Dserf4rI or .tnterf. u. totr.f.i
the su,,rmm.ut CO.. 90. i'h.,,.l ~...,- .as ..r-
pstiuicui OF officer turrc.i Hti ,fi,t 'a. -sil
Andrew johnson hn- l,,u ra..', ~ tut go. 10
ha. conspir,l with other. 2. 4u iut A,tt which
ia contemplate 81 tle ..u.'itton are lsh
Grim, and ui-irm'tu. .,. % }, th" ini'fi ur.-
ton 81 the Constitution! power ~ f il.4.,.
aud that the committee i.s, iuw'r O.. 90 for
persons aud lApcis ani 90 .!min..',f 'o n-4al
Hk
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DIED

" New Madison. Ohio on tho 3lst of b.e.,,
ber' 1893, Mrs. EIikAhrTH ENsoR, wife of M,
late John ;. Ens"r. Of Baltimore county. aged
- years. "h''
Ia shlrpcnsburv. Cumberland 60. Pa. an
,he llih ot Dec, isG6, inferred At berwick
Columbia Co.. Pa, Dee. lsth,l Mrs. &. KAyr n.
wife of Rev. Henry 4. Mendenhail, 81 Fast nal
umor" Conference. aged ~ years. IL month,
and day.
In Baltimore county. on the I'd inst. Carur.
aud p days.
Ia the ieih district. on the let inst. Mrs. p,.
LiA stASpiroHn, aged 10 years.
On the sth inst, MARf g., beloved wife nj
Isaac Cole. Jr., and daughter Of the late John
Gable
ON the Tth inst. Of typhoid pneumonia. N.x
wv torHrENAf, eldest daughter Of Daniel and
Mary y, Jeniier. in the 18th year Of her ae..
A. Cedar Lawn, Baltimore %, on tho gd In.
slant. JEASSiE, wife Of Jamcs r. IIosmer.
In Towsontown, on the 9th inst. after a pyo.
tractcd illness, Mrs. ELI1AnErm vosLH. In m.
soth year Of her age. (sun please eony1
MRS Nogle was very old resident Of our
town. aud universally esteemed. and we know
that her death will be greatly regretted by ma.
ny who will read the announcement, Of her de.
cease.
AZ keister.town. Baltimore co., on the seth Of
Dee, huoH NnEL, formerly Of Lancaster coun.
copy.)
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MARRIED.

ga d.. i-f in .tan'. hy Hcv. samuel kr.rt.,
l',tp NJ AHFr. eft this county. a. Me. Eftg,
urtH j. Mr,stH. formerly of Baltimor, city.
100 baltimore. "n the 9th alt hv Rev. Mr.
ls'N"t.. Jou> u. krNNrtf. CIV. Va. H. ~
~,nAn T.. h",tt,. 20 llaliim"r. county.
In baltimore rity, nu tn 2jih IT Dee bv IN
l.'s. samuel barns. EpN Anr l.. I,u.n T., ~.
AnAh'ttA e.. daughter oi Mr. Henry ".
all 90 Baltimore county
On 'he ?ih II Oct. ~ Rev. I.hn ". Kirkl.y
I"nN /. L"".puN 6" Nj. L,tHAt. tnip. hoil
81 Baltimore county.
Ca the let inst. by Rev. Mr.. poushcrtv. =,
MAnrtN. 81 catnnsVillr. 10 Miss ELLrN Ho,t,N
ut Baltimore city.
On the sth inst, ~ Rev Edward Mcclellan
MATTHEW X. AiAEN and Mics ". JgSNty.,i,iirh
to- oi The late }. u. r. Jerome. E.,,.
on ihc 2gth II Nov. hy Rev. G. u limit. :
W bitttNc>Lri. ia. a. Miss SNHAu A. olru
both Ut Baltimore county.
Ia Wesley chapel. On The 81 inst. rs Rev. :
'. Blake. nr. lostAu :. B0NrN 20 MissN.u, /
daughter " Charles Blake. Esq. IL Mt. wash
ingtnn. baltimore county.
on the ~ inst. at the residence Of the BRIDE
tather. by Rev. Mr.. Crcavcr, ANrs l. Ettt.-t
of Baliiinor" city. g. Miss May q. only ,Iau,,h
Ter at Rev. VIM. X. Asher. Of this county.
IA the evening Of the I'd inst, at them. +
Parsonage, T"wsontown. by Rev r. G. Ua.lun
fHFnrHicE GHHAsEH. of baltimore couuty. an.
Mics StsANNAn wnTELnR. Ut Carroll county
ia baltimore county. Oh the Let inst. nv ~
der Wan. utalton, Evan PEppI,onp TO Mis-. NJ
). 'noAtr. both of the above county.
On the ith u Dee. lsGG. by Rev. J. p u,g
inoNAs u. WontnlSeroN a. Miss FtnRrN,r 4
MrLrAN. both II Baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12

ESl,rTsE rAgBoss The Attorney GENERAL
has just completed and seHt To the President for
Transmission 10 the House Of Representatives a
list ~ thc Generals, members OF Congress, CaLi-
net officers aud other officials. Of high rank IN
the Confederate service. who have been pArdon,d
under the amnesty proclamation Of May ~, lsss
The list contains between two aud three hundr.d
names. aud IN connection with each name Is stat
81 the Exception 81 the Proclamation under which
tie owner came, the names ~ persons recon-
nsnding his pardon. and the date Of issue The
number ~ persons recommending each pardon Is
between ten and fifteen. In the case Of William
Aiken, Ex-Governor Of South Carolina, the list
~ recommendations reaches TIRES bundled aud
Gen, \. Trenholm, who Was Secretary u the 70.
bel Treasury has nearly one thousand nanles ap-
PENDED TO bis petition A list of all the persons
who have received patdons will be made out soon
after the convention Of Congress. and when that
Is completed the House will have received the In.
formation In regard TO the cleineney which has
hcsn extended by the President 10 TcIsniani rcb.
els
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12

TIN Renal GESrLEaAS is the title ~ a very
nea, monthly published at No. n. EuiAw 81.
Baltimore, by J. u. Robinson 4 Co., devoted TO
horticulture, Horticulture. fruit growing, stock
missing agriculture and housekeeping. IT, sps.
ciali,, Is The suffice, Of horticulture to which Il
brings the practical experience Of Frank l.. Nor.
ling, Esq. of this county, one Of the bee, hor,i.
euliaris's aud n0rieul,arisIs In the State. Il Is
published at the very low price Of 81 90 per an.
nun twelve copies for 50. Specinea numbsrs
are seni gratis Send for one
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12

TnE pAuposiSa PowER % rHE PMrsipsxr. THE
ac, just past by each branch Of Congress to de.
privs the Prs'idsnt Of the raTdoning power, re.
Peals the following section Of the cOnhsca,on act
Sec. IS. AHd bs u further enacted, That the
President is hereby authorized ai any time here.
after, by proclamation, 10 extend TO persons who
may have participated 10 the existing rebellion
10 any State or part thereof, pardon and Amnes.
~, with such exceptions, and at such time and
on such conditions as he may deem eSpedirnt
for the public welfare
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12

Im S1NAIoRlAL QUESTION "A caucus u the
Democratic and Conservative members Of the
Legislature was held In the hall " the House OF
pcl'gairs "n Wednesday night, but no agree
mrnt was effected. The Eastern Shore delegates
remain determined la resist any invasion Of their
rights anl announced that they would no, con-
slider ihcmsrlses bound 10y tho decision Of the
caucus. II was ranufed In Annapolis that Col.
lecior Webster supports Governor Swami for the
Scnaioiship, With the understanding thu, the
latter, should be be surcessful Ia the Senatorial
contest, will usr ell the patronage At his disposal
ID secure Nj. Webster the nomination for Cover
nor
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NeiO Advertisements.
L. O. - O. Il.

- ~. ~l5,l.~ Ne II
HEHEroRb l.onCr No. ~, |. q. e.. H.
HEHEioHn, Jan. 9TH, isGG.
A Regular Meeting Of tho Lod.~. held
IA this evening. after tho usual ptcliuiia
rics, the election ol officer Tor tic ensuing
seml'annual and annual terms took place, with
the following result ~. e., Win. :. Conn. \ =.
g., Martin l.. IIoiiackcr Il. s.. Henry g. ,nun;
l.; b. John 7. DiVcni A.. Thomas !. Miller;
Nhallain, Joshua L.. Henson Mar shuil. tuural
Iurnbaugh Orphans Committee. T.. "rand. H.
- t'@P'r' Ira Upton, Tho. Ioit, Iaus. lltic
ahd WIN. Poster Trustees. T. 6r4nd4 Thomas
Hale, Abm Hicks aud rhus. Tnii roproscutn.
I iivcs, Martin h.. Conn aud Best Miller
When the routine ot elective Lusiue-t was
dispensed with. IL was announced that 4. a. n.
Nhcw, our ". u. y. Grand Ma-t.r was in ai-
tendance Tor the purpose ui Installing lutath.tr
respective chairs che officers IT Hereford lodge.
which hc proceeded to de-. assstcl hy Past
nthnds y. ,. topper Va. NJ. g. 1urnhnugh.
We. W. VIM. Foster. ". q. IS. Tho Bond.
20. T., and j. Gorsuch. Gui,.v.
After the olli,crs elect were. installed. md on
tered upon their duties tho y. GA and Y. q, Az.
pointed the subordinate officer. and they gcic
ais" duly installed, Sc.
\ the installation crrrfnou... ,ycr. cnuclu.
ded, III" ~ q. being called upon Geo e tpc,ch
arose and addressed tle brethren lu @ vrrv ma
propriatc manner, thanking th"n inr thcir'kmI
/ consideration manifested toward hiu O.. o.
"vating him =" ia" hieh and FcV,u iti, ra.t.
iinn IL" how occupies. be. the H. 5 tl... ill,lr
a lew remark "i i"yi.l aud pecan 49,, r.at.
ar'"r. IA his usual siylr. q, which 81. - o..
very sPiiiicdiy re.poud.l.
long Will he remembered f'it hlrt. .i... 81.
"i our beloved fraternity :" iirtr.ota i.,a -.
l'eiug ia" fret regular ur-tus be- th. N,,,
Year. thrr" was large ATTENDANCE. .ui mai.s
happy meeting 90 brothers luas ap.,ht.
Their" has been "a large iucf,l.ru u..i4.t.r.
shp duti" the pact year .'ai4 adu4t oiiil pI.,.i
of q. t"w nud profound inter. = at...,i.,t 100
th" hearts # III" brotherhood hy Co.,. ti.U.u.
"yii' nee "i the excellence ot uur -. -t, I..rh
the l'ast two cars have cXlilit,i.r Ihr ear
ncstn"ss %! purr"." which how assn tlris
'nd'Hv"Fs for the promotions and w"iiar,.tt rtr.i
ether aHd the harmony ha' proves. lu ia,lr
ranhs. wn' peculiarly characterized .u ti.. ,..-
casi'n. "No longer do they iiu'...u il..t. Do.
Old "i "a" Order. rather than bee "ilri.it war
i"r- "a our holy crusade AGAINST ial.i. c.-in.
prJudi"" aud wee IN RIO ii. i,riu-s fi.-v r4.l.
forward 70 the altar aud hasten q, h..c 81. .l.
ih" fall panoPly Of FAITH. iiape a.l ,.,f....'
May success follow their c.intts. on u"n.u.
IL was
LCs,ir,d. That notice. 81 the ,f,.i..t .ai.l
Inhalation 81 the officer, 81 Her, ..~.l LODI.
b" Published IA ID" Efifma.t %. f',.a.
~ ,ri,r of'hc Lodge.
70. WILLIAM Fp>TER.1
J.. q. =. TrENEATsu .t.f.a.t...
F.G tLF - :. CurFE
Jan. i2.--iE.
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RxpucrioS o. wAGEs. The Lawrence Mass }
American says some n the principal corporations
ip that city have given notice 81 reduction Of
pay OF their employees 81 10 per cent, and that
others will soon do the same. The treason given
is the depression Of the market prices for goods,
and ofihe manufacturing interests In general. A
large number Of factory people ARE already out IT
employment.
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The Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton OF Baltlmorc.

tbs Association ..ui % ut .lu.r - %,
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12
EXAMINATION NoTIcE.

A LII THE TEACHERS IN THE EIGHTH
"A COMMISSIONER DISTRICT will have
4 PUBIC EXiMfNA TTON
At their Schools In the last week OF the prc..ni
Term. ny order,
n. NJ. BRIAN. Commi.,ioner
Jan. I2.--gt.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12

.sc- some time ago we sent circulars 10 sew
cral Of our friends In the county, soliciting their
aid in still further extending the circulation Of
our paper. Those TO whom these circulars were
sen, will oblse us by sending in all the names
obtained, so that we may place them upon our
subscription book
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12

r,TrSr oHrANEp John Kelley. 81 Woodbcr-
rs IA this county, has obtained palen, for an
improved car coupling
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12

HNrir All a rafic a, GovansioNn Hotel on
'hr night ~ the 2isi December, \ " l.cffic
10 Vas the winner 81 a large steel engraving
valued at SIS, representing The Martyr Of the
Reformation
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12

ufui,ArinN The New Evangelical Lutheran
Auf,h At hcsieriown viii he dedicated On sun.
dap ihc goth instant nr J. q Morris and the
i.ov Mr. lrhndan. ~ baltimore city and Rev
VI iluace. ~ Luiherville will ohiciais on the
ucrtsluu
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12

- The newest Yankee notion IL an umbrtl.
"a with gutter roaRd the edge and a spout At
Que corner.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-12

ANOTHER vEIo. President johnson On Mon.
day last, sen, IN Ia Congress, another OF hs long
messages, giving his reasons fur vciung the Dis.
trio, OF Columbia Suffrage Dill II was read
and the bill Immediate, passed over BIZ. veto,
10 both houses, 10y tNO.ihiris vote. Andy
mus, be possessed OF large amount Of patience,
or slse be would, before this have tired ofwriiiug
veto messages.