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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-04
T.von's Periodical Drops.
THE GREAT FEMALE RENE
ny FOR IRREGULARITIES

n-.,s are a scientifically compounoed a1lu
e.e4ter ndhetts- taar aRy Pills, P0Eaetss y
R5oR-nS eeirz LIQUID, their action - QiFec. ano
-eeittve rendersHg them . reliable, SPECIFY
~ sneciec for tha cure Of all 01strac1ions ~ -.
1900 ssTsaturs. Their popularity IS nu1ss~oyy
I feef that over 100. coo bottles are anauauy s9u
80 consumed By the ladies Of the OplteeStatsss 49,
= 80 ~ vhOm speak ntao.sfro1Gest ss-Ns o. ptes
- tbsir great nsrits. They are rapiaiy @'LE
$50 81 sVerv ether Female Remedy, ana arg Cy-s
sred ~ all who know aught ofthemy as me safss., =
80 ana most infalliabls preparation ~ the "O.lus
~ the cure ofall female complaints, the Iehi0tal -
al instructions 0g nature, and the promOlon o. nsat.L
-sgriaritv ana strength. Explicit an ectlOhs s.atins
vsbau thew nav be use1, and explaining ~
tsev should not, nor could not be used without ptodA-
e5nS eFects contrary to natures chosen laws, viii ~
fornd carefully folded around each bottle, VIII ING
srittsn signature Of JOHN L. Lyon without WHICH
none are genuine.
Prepared By DR.. JOHN L. LYON lSa Ohapei street.
Nsw haven, Conn.,, who can be consulted either per-
sonaliy, or by mail, tenclOsing stampl concerning all
nrivate diseases and female weakness.-Prico 8l,oo
per bottle
Sold by DEEgEists everywhere
Gsnal AGENTS far y S. and Canada
10 LIIEs BROS. st. Louis. WnoiesaIo
FL EEER, FINCH s FEE4EB Chicago. Agents
A. S. HOLIDAY s. CO, and w. H.
McCREERY, Rrownyills. Nebraska,
General Agents.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-04
AGENTS WANTED FOB

WOmdn'S VOTE % he L1V9E WGT..
Prepared under the approval Of the Sanitary and
CbristiGn Commissioners. An eminent Divine
saYg This work is 9 household treasurer, a JOY
and tlsssiaz 70 future times. It develops 3 new 4,
social era a neg power in woman a ney phase IN
ChYtstjc2ity itself. y s. Arfbur's Nagqziae says :
''Ws Eelooao shis BOok most heartily as the only
record Of Wonan's Work in the War Vhiah makes
approach TO completeness. In the beauty cf its
typography, and the eZceiIency Of its numerous fne
steel engravings, it is a model Agents have 10 df
6culty in selling It, for all. who sec. it want 70 read
it. Energetic young men and ladies' viii End an
agency for this work the best paying business they
can engage in during the Spring and summer.
For full description Of the work and terms to
Agents, address.
ZEIGI.ER MeCURDY h Co.,
30-3m Lombard Block G icago Ills.
and St Louis No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-04

Taken up by The undersigned living in Doug
las Precindt, one half mile 5 Z Of Halam,s mill,
sc the LIST day Of March, 1867, one Brindle Gtesr,
tail OF, Swallow fork inleft ear crop off left car,
shout four years old this Spring.
March 9th 1857 THOMAS MOSLEY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-04
Total Loses, claims and Liabilities s257 1874

AVVFI N90aNa1 UIIIlI5 ~ N"-NEE-N'NN = IVN- -
The greatest amount insured on any one risk is
rs ,000 dollars, but viii not as a general raid exceed
TO, 900 dollars
The company has no general rule as TO the
amount allowed to be insured in any city, town,
village or block being governed in this matter, in
each csse, by the general character of buildings
width of streets facilities foo putting out fires,
A certified copy Ofthe charter or Act of Incor-
p~oration, as amended, accompanied a previous
s tatemsnt
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-04
Marriaga and B

AN Essay OF WARNIEG AND INSTRUCTION Fol
YONUG MEN. Also, Diseases and Abuses which
permanently PROSTATE the Vital Powers, with sure
means o~f:relief. Sent Free Of Charge, in sealed
letter envelopes. Address,
Dr.. j. SK1LIN H0UGHTON,
Howard Association, PhiladelPhis, Pa.
January, LIST 1867. 1-y
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-04

7AONEY FREE AS WATER.-lO,O 0O ACTIVE
81 LOCAL and Travelling Agents, Male or Fe-
male, Of ali ages, ars wanted to solicit trade in ev-
erv CITY. Town, Village; Hamlet, Workshop and
Factory, throughout the entire world, for The most
Snleable novelties ever knoWn.-500 PER CENT,
PR0FlT and READY SALE WHEREVER OF
FERED q Smart wen and women can make from
81 $50 per day, spd 90 risk Of loss! A small
oapitai required az from so 10 Sl00-the more
monsv inrested he CRATER the profit. Ne Money
rsaufred IN adrancc-soq frst ssad the GrtSoles ORb
reeeius pay e6erlsardsg II you actually wish 70
make money apidlyand easily write for fun par
farlam and address
WTWOR g CO., From Paris
10 BROADWAY, New York City.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-04


Missouri State bOnds,6 per cent
Market value, l6,IOO %
Amt n. G. BIDS, s ?, c m v. 1900 %
Tenn. BIDS, s D. c. nv. 1900 "
" Wis. BIDS, 6 p,d., mr. v. &,eO0 ~
&C Ills. state BIDS, s p. c, m. v. A,SOO %
" Rhode Island BIDS 6 p. c. m. s 60,5Oo 90
&c Cal. State bks, 5p. .. m y. sSS1W
Sf Noun 90 &C &C S2.OI1 ca
WN.Y. City central bonds m v.66 s25 90
"Queens County bd' mar vaIue25,0O 90
"Richmand County. BIDS. n v. p, 90 90
Brooklyn Off Water Ids m,V.S,S0O %
Total 4lo'lZo W
Bank Stock +xS,0%V W
{" Loans on BIDS and Mortgages
being frstlien Of record on IN
iacumbered reas estate, worth
ct least $2,l72,400 rateOf inter
est s & Z pr.et. 9sS,z4z %
Loans on Stocks and Bonds, payable
on demand, the market value Of securities
pledged at least S208,749 l64 GOO W
Amount of Steamer Magnet and
Wreeking Apparatus SS,485 "a
Amount of Government Stamps, 2s4 Il
Miscellaneous Items &c. 81 ,4S0 70
Amount due for premiums on Policies
issued at Office Fire, Inland q Marino1 l9,44F Il
Amount Receivable for POemiums on
Marine and Inlaud Navigation Risks &c 35,l39 %
Interest due on let January, 1865 $3.50 W
Total s3,645, 1888 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-04
Vegetable SiciIian Hair Remover

Has stood tie test Of screen gears
before the public and no prepare
tiOlI for the hair has net been dis
cOCered that qCiU produce the S0n1e
beneficial results. 1t Is an entirely
aS1U scientific discovery, combining
s0fU Of the most PO1CeTTttt AID Te-
S~tOf0tiUe agents SH We VEGETABLE
TO IT'S ORIGINAL. YOUTHFUL
COLOR 1t makes the scalp tChttc
aud clean; cures d0f1GT1U ana
HqtBtOfs, and falling out of tho
hair and GCiU make It OrO1O upon
bald heads, eCceDt IN CeTU 0ge0
persons, as It furnishes tie f1tt1t-
atO6 principle or sUhtch the hair Is
98OWrtshed and supported. IT makes
the IedtF moist, S0ft, ana GC0SSgs
and Is unsurpassed as o. HAIR
DRESSING q. 1t Is the cheapest
preparation eUe offered to the pIO-
ttc, as one bottle eOGt accomplish
H1Ore and last longer than three
battles Of any other preparations.
10 IS recommended and used bY
Me First Medical Authority
The 9OOHdeTTtJ results DTOd9tce0
bU oar StcHiGIB Hair ReNeGOeT haze
Induced many to manufacture pre-
RarGffOns for the Hair, under ga
9ioHS names and, tG order TO S1t-
dace the trade and the public to
purchase their compounds, they
have FeSOFted to TdtseHOOd, -by
claiming then acre former part
Hers, or had some connection GCtth
.0lsr MF. Hall, and their prepare
zion 0V0S similar to oars. do not
De deceiCed 6Y them. Purchase the
OFfQtHdJ: &c has HeUeT' get been
eQlSatTed. our Treatise on the Hair,
aCffh c~ertifc0teS, sent free bg mail.
See that each bottle has OUT p41UGte
ReUenUe Stamp OCeF the top Osthe
bottle. HI others are limitations
R. P. Hall & Co.. Props, Nashua, N. H.
Sod by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
C. A. COOK, 81 Dearborn ST. Chicago, III
Agent for the N~OrtA.westerR stateaN
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-04
CaDItal.

FAe Capital Of said Company actual, paid
up in cash, Is " 's2,6Ot co
The surplus on the lst day of jan
ruary 1857, 1877, 454 %
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-04
Liabilities

LIZ OH GLOSs
Amt of loses adjusted, unpaid None
" +" " incurred and in pro-
cess of adjustment 266, 134 IS
Amt. divds due and unpaid 1900 90
Amt Of dividends either cash
or scrip, declared but not due mons
Amt Of all other existing claims
against the Company none
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-04

Cash In Continual National Bank N. Z. 82O595l 81
Amt Cash in n 8. Trust COMPANY, N. z. a6O5 Sc
r . in bands a agents 1880 so
" q In q. S. Regiatered and Coupon
Stock 1881, Market valve S20O,49I,o0
Amt y, S. Bonds, $50 IlsO.sS9 %
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-04
Statement
OF the condition Of the
NJ =


On the FIRST day Of January, A.. D. 1867 made to
the Auditor Of Nebraska, p~ursuana to the statute
Of that State.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-04

A44 - MN1N MUIlarnN
Cure & Preventive OfPeJeFkt,
we advise all who are troubled vii
malady to always keep the Powders On -
for immediate Use.)
I. Here are a few important par.iculsn.
LIST They are the Great S2edEkr An q.
Affections.
"a They sra-the only knoEn remedy a.
cure Liver Complaint.
Sd They are aheOnly known remedy tatr Vi
Constipation.
4th. The Powders are 50 Thorough IN H..
ranOn that one package win beaIl thas he
ty Of those usirg them viii require 70 sf-t,
5th They are a mild and pleasant ysts,@
effective cathartic known.
9Th. They are the cheapest eatharie tnw
9th. They ere The cheapest and best Hsi5v.
tant, as they can be sent BY mail to am ut =.
globe, for the price, so cents.
Circulars, containing certificates, ~infraf /
sent to any part Of the world free Of shars
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISN sb
mail on application TO
G.. G. CLARK, &
GENERAL Asrn
NEW HAVEN, COM
November Is, 1866.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-04

Total amount Of Oapitaiand surplus e3,a77, as4 2
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-04

Cugsr Loaf Syrup, Sorghum, and NO. MoIasses
y at SWAN & BROS
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-04

NAME ANDLoCATIoN.-rAs name Of this
Company is The HOME Insurance COMPANY in
corpOrated in 1895. and IooOted in tho City Of Mex
York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-04
CAT-GUT CUSHION,

THE MOST RELIABLE CUSHION used On
Billiard Tables is the
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-04

ENFEEBLED AND DEIJC4t9 r,u
TONS, Of both sexes, use Hsimboia
ebu. Il viii give brisk and energeu
enable you 10 sleep vel.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-07-04
Parkers Cordial Condition Powder.

the flow Of milk is not only greatly increased, but
the quality vastly improved, as by the use Of this
powder, all tendency TO fever, all grOss humOrs and
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-04-18
OBJ 4ost's 4sparIAlslt.



Alone in the dreary. pitiless street,
With ny torn old dress and bare cold feet,
All day I've wandered 70 and fro,
Hungry and shiyering, and nowhere to &C
The nights coming on in darkness and
dread,
And the chill sleet beating upon my bare
head;
Oh! why does the wind blow npon me 80
wild4
Is It because I'm nobody's child7
just over the way there's = food Of light,
And warmth and beauty, and all things
bright
Beautiful children, in robes 80 fair,
Are caroling songs in rapture there.
wonder if they, in their blissfal glee,
Would pity poor little beggar like me,
Wandering alone in the merciless street,
Naked and shivering, and nothing to eat z
Oh! what shall do when the night comes
down
In its terrible blackness all over the town 2
Shall lay me down meath the angry sky,
On the cold hard pavement alone to die
When the beautiful children their prayers
have said,
And nammas have sucked them up snnsIy
in bed
No dear mother ever upon me smiled;
Why is it. ! wonder I'm nObody's child
No father. no mother, no sister. not one
in all the world loves me; cen the little
When 1 wander too near them it's Won
drous to see
How everything shrinka from ! beggar ike
me!
Perhaps 'tis dream; but sometimes, when
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NUMBER u
The Last man IN 4 sarbsr shop.

W. L.
&c., --ss sssn snany Hius'Eeslens 2;
-, =, i. -. .us.1 spss woulq move The hard
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1essrss s-;ssxs = = .se- 1ssI, no.n'ng better
49,. ...:... .. -, -...''' s nun = DeFPqr
$50, g'.,, = ,..sz - = = aneaa q nm,
far ssss ~ - ..,,., ~. % = inpossioie
q kno,s M bo, ,.s .'.s .s,.s 1ssss = Pe1leneso II
nsss s,,s.sssf,,i.. L,',s assss = required to
@ fsrsnt rs,,,ss e s1ssa nus oreeal. IN
fsrsnt l,.s 5s,.ssss = ss,s.ss. experience oii-
s.Tbe no',, h., y;rt,,1..s .,..s = Insy wale-
Cling with n,ansta,I.s ), i,'s f,ia 'ss.'. s'sue-
of Which hss .s,,.,,.'s' s..,s. s.s lso'ng nse
sapsr;sl srs;s. 49,. :, '',.. s'ssa again 70 tns
With sss.ssns, .s 1-'' 81 sngasemens
th;nu bpt fsller ''s -s.s ,s'u MN, any
nrobahlv bs -, 5-.. - ~ s'.I's -esss
nost ab;scf ,s,.s.sts.sa- - .As slDject q
be enters and lools s,.sss S.,1 usspalr, s
sres, ,h,, h.. .ss s tas a,Ys.,a - upon 1es 's's
.NsM| - - -
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HEROES OF THE LOCOMOTIVE


The IndPsndeat contains some interest
ing sketches of the engineers on our rail-
roads. We quote from it few instances
of personal fidelity and bravery; !.
A few years ago my friend Osborne,
who has driven the locomotive for he
mail train on the Morris and Essex Rail-
road for twenty years at least, with fault
less faitlIfalness, was once delayed by
snow on the track for several hours, but
received explicit orders from the superin-
tendent-not that splendid officer who has
lately resigned bis Office on the road-s.to
60 ahead" for tho road was clear, no
other train was on the track. After sat-
isfying himself that he had not Dlisunder-
stood the order he left the summit on a
steep down grade, and in rounding sharp
curve came on a train that was ascending
the same grade under full head of steam
In an instant he whistied down the
brakes and reversed his engine The
noble thing, under such q tremendous
strain, as If fully aware of the danger,
obeyed and threw itself back to avert the
danger. 50
Meanwhile the other engineer had done
the same thing with bis loco1aofiye, but
It was possible only to modify the shock.
Together rushed these two painting aud
reluctant giants, their joint weight not
less than sixty tons, with the gathered
momentum Of their following trains. They.
rose like two furious animals in fight,
standing on end and in tricc the two
splendid machines we're wreck. The
L..9 =. \ -.
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COMPLETELY SoLD A the CitrcheIA,
train was on its downward trip to No
bile, on the first Of April, an incident ee-
CURED that caused no little amusement to
the passengers. As She train was an
preaching Eight Mile Sksfion. LADY quite
elegantly attired, with a lovely Boosset Of
Wild flowers in her hand, and face con-
cealed from view by a handsome veil. uae
discovered standing on the platform. Ths
train was ordered to stop, Of course, 10
take in the fair passenger-and stop il
did. The gallant conductor inmea:asea.
jumped out upon the platform, and cried
out es usual, All aboard j. 81, lie
same time raising bis hat and politeiy ess-
tending his hand to help the lady aboard.
She, however, did not recognize bis 81.
lantry- bot stood dumb ard notion,ssss 4.
a statute. The asfonished conduetoz aa-
yanced, inyolunlarily raised the veil. sshs,n
10 instead of q face of female flesh ard
beauty, the words, = pril fooI, inscl:.sss..
on a black sslight-wood chunk" ,net bis
astonished vision. He started back uava
the signal to be of. with an unusual x.o-
lsnce, jumped aboard, excl:siming kp ssss
innocent engineer. N sonorious v.:cs =
1sWho the mischief told Won t5 ss5p
here ~
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-04-18

THAT II pays to advertise Is fact that
Is pretty well established George M.
West, editor Of the Brandon wis Times,
gives his opinion IN this wise .sDoes It
pay 70 advertise Our experience teaches
Us that il does A few days ago We
advertised for boy to learn the printers
trade. Imagine our surprise 4! on Mon
daY morning, On finding at our domiciIo an
applicant weighing just eight pounds and
9 half We would noz guarantee to all
such returns b. patronizing the printer,
but this Is one instance where Il Was 4
auccess .
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EBENsBURG, Pa THURSDAY. April. .1s, 1867.

/ puy him on from prosecuting the company
for the sum of one h,u1dred dollars, 81
offer which poor ssHob's'' wife met Will
this query ssMr. --, would you sell
one Of your legs for hundred dollars Z
| During the war an incident occurred OF
the Pennsylvania Central, which was re
lated TO me BY an eyewitness. My in
formant was with regiment Of soldier.
going from Pittsburgh to Harrisburg in ]
special train Between Johnstown and
the summit they were delayed By freight
train off the track, or part Of its cars
oR This they learned at one of the sta
tons: and remained there until they
should be Informed that the track was
clear. It was in the night, and most Of
the thousand men on the train were asleep,
unconscious of their danger. Four heavi-
u loaded coal cars belonging to the train
ahead had. by accident, become detached,
and began the descent of the heavy grade
at a speed which soon became terrible.
The engineer Of the special train heard the
roar of the descending cars, and surmised
what WAS the matter. In an instant be
ordered his engine to be. detached from
the train, and put on steam to meet the
runaway cars Il possible, to break their
force and save his train
!. ,s Ia '.. .s'; 9 !" g : :. s's' =, sssl
sha ~ '.sa ..t 1rossu ssss1a. 1ors a'.eaI Ynsn
hi, .aI -. .,s Ss.S ..ss 5s.5ss e.; .s.. A
train !; but his heroic courage had saved
s.o.ss,.ss ,..o ..sss ..s sr's vac as.s'y us-
.....' 49, ..1.''y - ',ls s...s se.s also
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-04-18
4 TTENTION / ATTENTION |


a The subscriber offers at Private Sale,
on reasonable terms, the FARM on which
he now resides, situated d miles north Of
Wilncre borough. in Washington township.
Cambria couaty, Pa. containing lao Acres.
80 Acres Of which are in high state of cul-
tivstien and under good fence. The balance
ia we'll timbered. The property is convent
ent to market, churches, schoolhouses, etc.,
and has two DWELLING HOUSES and a
good BARN thereon erected. There are two
Orchards Of choice fruit, never-failing springs
Of good water convenient to the houses, and
water In every field on the farm. A Mill
seat inferior 70 rome in the county Is to be
bad on q strong stream Howing through the
promises. For further information apply on
tAe premises or address 7
TERENCE M'ENRUE,
March 4, lse7.-tf Wilmore. Pa.
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She bsz 10 ssst IS ~ go, .sY - :
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do,vs tazvar3 fhs s.r vs .he .sl-S ,..;s,s
o.t fr;s.d . ,,, co.,5rss- - : s'' 49,
Old Names h,d .bnt on. r.l.f;ve l;.;,a
that sbs knew Of and he was : Wild eraces
less 49, M -. 81. *<,. &c 3. ~, -,
lace and spent bis time i in snvts;ra - S -. sn
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50 worried the sorbearancs of r. 5,,Is, -.
mother, that, in a hasty moment M she de- de-.
Ioonev :. tbs. sIrrr.,. =. - '-'''
Alccord;noIv' abe. .t.fs<d for ~ h.,,s.
Of one Deacon Sumner. and n,ade : .,Iss,
breast 81 her troubles. and sca,,a;nssd ,, him
with Ser deterra;nst;on. l:Ie ,3esrs,,,
grew from = cool 70 verv s,,;a.,Is ,,,,,,s
as she E.roeeeded. ard .f =. .DF 49, -.
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As incauiious individual as Tsrrs Esasss
tho other day, after smoking, p0< hss
pape y his pocket with package 8. Pow
DER He waa seen, shortly after, looki.sr
good deal surprised, and inQuiri1e Ds
his soaf-tsil. and large piece Of hEs psa-
falcons
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-04-18

About twenty years ago, when Frank
IN I.lerce ana the present Senator Clark
s1ooo g tns head OF the dillsboropgh bar,
10 New Hampshire, there was upon the
docket celebrated suit called the Horse
Case. 1his action was brought by Smith
ana tones, nsery-ssaoie keepers, against
one "n''e, g recover the value Of a pair
q horses alleged TO have been killed By
me defendant while convey ing an insane
man to the asylum at Coaeurd There
was plenty Of proof that the horses died
soon after their arrival there bat the de-
iendant took the ground that they died of
olsease ana not from being oyerheated,
a. anu suas suIlclenf time had been allowed
snem 10 .ravei that distance with ease.
gen : became necessary to show the
Arrival MANY citizens were brought for
ward, among them tall, bony. slab-sided,
'sll, -aookine ,eilow, VINO ofllciated
as a. 1.oss's1 = Tue s'aD,e. ! give you the
s11's'a.cs p. sns eeneiuo'ng portion Of the
examination e
"naI 'llne, sar, a'd understand you
% say = was wnen the horses were driven
~ . - 'no s',sois
s.1vs.. 1s. = A.:...s vac so,n . u'nner.
a;,ns. a. .ss .,s .,aa 80 6. : "nsu you wen. %
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-04-18

WHIsK1 e now made from coal smoke
IN EngIand.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05

BAsE BALL.-A match game was played at Ca
louisville on Saturday last, between the St. Tim
O,hy Cub, Of this county, aud the ExcelsiOrs, Of
Baltimore Score, in nlnc innings, 81. Timothy,
10 Excelsior 10.
The Govanc Club, Of Govanstown, played the
Associates, Of Baltimore, ON the grounds Of tue
latter, on Tuesday last. Score, Govane % As
sociaic 90
A very interesting game was played at Swami
Lake on Wednesday last, between the Lake Club
ofihis county aud number Of gentlemen rep
rcsen,ing several city clubs. The county boys
were successful, as will be shown by the follow
ius, senv.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05
STEVENS HOUSE,
a, ~, as g. ~ Broadway, N. Y.
orro.iTE nowllsa aaEns.

THE STEVENS HOUSE l. we'll aud widely
known to the travelling public. The location IL
especially suitable to merchants and business
men IL l. in ci"s" proximity h. the business
part ~ ,he city ~ on the highway 81 south
cru aud " .stcru travel. aud adj accent Ia all the
principal kailraad aud Steamboat depots.
Tn. Steven. House ha. liberal accommeda
tions for over 500 euests u Il we'll furnished,
anh lp,saessca every modern improvement ior
the csinlorl aud entertainment 81 ~ inmates
The r,pnlns are spacicu. aud we'll Ventilated
nvoy j,lea with gas aud water the attendance
\ prompt and icsirctfnl aud the table IL gen
crously provided with every delicacy ef the
season at moderate rates.
CEu. X. CHASE A CO..
July i3.--6m. proptietars
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05

cUuNTY PoLmCs.--ln addition To the liz, OF
democratic aspiranis ior Office We gave last week,
the following are announced James e. Magraw
for judge Of the Orphans Court Henry ".
Morrison for Treasurer, and John d. Holmes for
Sheriff. For the latter Office, Jacob Vance, Esq,
is named in the Frcs I'rss. as an independent
Union candidate
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05

sFNeiAL AFrnoFniauOs. --Ou Tuesday last, the
County Commissioners passed The following:
OSdsred, That special appropriation Of three
hundred dollars he made out Of the levy u 1893
aad paii 10 Hiram Woods. 10 he expended on
Cold spSIog Road, hsswssa Chasiss Street. Avsn.
us and Evans Chapel Road.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-05

AccIprSr.--On Saturday morning last Mr..
Dorsey, living on the Washington road. near the
city limits, willis, driving wagon on the road
near bis home, was severely injured about the
the head aud badly by being thrown out Of the
wagon by the comIng oT of wheel. Later In
the day bis wife the, with similar accident,
whilst. driving The same wagon, the wheel eom-
Ing OF again. Both are under medical treat
meat, and h hoped Ina, no ssr;Ous results will
nsue 10 either.