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and every accommodation needed in a first
class shop. He feels himself able to fill all
orders in the latest style, and in the most sub
stantial and durable manner.
ssAll kinds of repairing that may
be required in his line of business will be done
promptly, and at the shortest notice.
payaAll communications addressed to
him will receive prompt attention.
H-Please call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere.
MgThanlsfuI for the kind patronage
heretofore extended, and wishing for con-
tiuuance of the same, as we'll as the addition of
others, | remain your obedient servt,
CHARLES p CARLY
Dsa Oak, Ash, Walnut, Hickory and
Poplar Lumber, and old Vehicles taken in
exchange trade, when new work is desired.
Martinsburg, Aug %, '66-ly G. P. G.
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Va ILLER'S HOT r l.,
CORNER PAeA AND GERMAN STREETS,
BALTIMORE.
JOHN G. KNODE. Prop1.ietor

JUL u M 0Diz, 70P7te107,
Late of Eagle Hotel Hagerstown, Nd.
Respectfully begs leave to annol n e to the
tTaveting public that he has taken the above
Hotel, and after reftting, painting, decorating,
&C. is prepared to entertain Customers in the
best manner.
1t has secured the services of Mr. George
Bond. as Superintendent, who is we'll known
20 the public as one of the best caterers i. the
country:
He solicits caA from the travelling public,
and pledges himself that no pains shaft be
.pared to give entire satisfaction.
Nov %, 1866. JOHN G. KNODE.
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$50 light Street Wharf,

ISU LsgAt Street WAo3J,
Baltimore, january IL, 1866.
Messrs. II. Wilson Carr 4 Co.:
Gents; It gives me pleasure to add my
testimony in favor of your g FORESTS Hair
Restoratice.' | have used 1t, and it hse
given me perfect satisfaction.
Yours, truly,
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Vii MO r HO Z S +
MONUMENT SQUARE,,

This new and eommodious Hotel is now
open for the accommodation of the travelling
pubic 1t has been newly furnished through
put and contains all the requisites of first
class Hotel is centrally located and convent
emit to the business portion of the city and pub
lie buildings, City Railways, &c. The man
aeement promise to do everything in their
oower for the comfort and satisfaction Of their
guests.
Telegraph Office connecting with all parts
# the country, in the House.
Our Coaches will be at all Railway Stations
and Steamer Landings to take Passengers
promptly to the Hotel.
TREGO & KIRKLAND,
Nov 90 1866 Proprietors
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No 1899 Washington Street,
DR.. +. Wilson Carr

Dr. f. Wilson Carr,
Of .tiru Of Wm. Z Bartlett, III !. CO.:
Dee, SIR: Fer the fast few years my head
has been getting gradually bald, and have
tried nearly al the advertised preparations
without effecting any good until, fortunately,
| was induced to try your . Forrests Hair
Restorative" and its effects have been truly
wonderful. have used only one bottle, and
am now on the second, and already fine crop
Of new hair is growing on my head. II any
tfcate, l should be pleased to convince them
of its truth, if they will call at my residence
Yours, truly,
JOSEPH w. DELANO
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Baz3more, Sepf. 2. l865.
Messrs. VIM Z. Bartlett, il. Il c..
Geatie1aen About five years ago [ had u
severe spell Of sickness, and my hair com.
meneed falling out. and continued until the
crown of my head was perfectly bald; used
various Hair TONES without any effect what
ever Hearing of your Forrest Hair Re-
storative'' l was induced to try it, which did,
and my hair ceased falling out at once and the
crown of my head is now covered with good
suit of hair. l have tested its virtues and take
pleasure in recommending it.
Respectfully yours,
MRS SAMUEL MAYNARD.
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G.. kLINEFELTER.

NeD IorH, jug Y, 1860
Messrs VIM Il. BARTLETT, Jr / CO., Bait
Gea 'ensrn: ,#sv" sci tin lyst If the
:. I"r. ests No. itssto,usieI ad do not
WALL to be without it. " has done wonders,
the short time l have been using it. have
tried everything that has been said to be good
to promote the growth of the hair, and your
preparation is the only one that has done any
good. Please send me dozen bottles 1T ono =
by Express, and obtige
Yours, truly,
JOS. F. WHEELOCK, Actor
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CERTIFICATES.
From careful Chemical Analysis Of Superior
Old l R2fb BY M JoHS g. f WfIsoN
of Baltimore
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Baltimore, July $, 1865.
Messrs VIM Bartlett, Jr I. Co:
Geatleneen have used your "Forresfs
HAIR Restorative" with fattering success. 1t
is certainty an articlh of rare merit, if faith
fully applied according to directions The
crown Of my head was almost bald. but since
using your preparation new growth Of luxu-
RANT hair has made its appearance need
hardly say that shall take every opportunity
to recommend it to my friends.
Very truly yours,
J. b. POLK.
RETAIL PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.
THREE or FOUR BOTTLES are generally
all that is necessary to reproduce good SUIT
of HAIR
FOR SALE BY
j. l.. w. b A K 10 r.
HARRISBURG,
and by Druggists and Apothecaries gene
rally.
R. WILSON CARR = co.
Proprietors and Wholesale Druggists,
80 LIGHT STREET, Corner CAMDEN,
BALTIMORE
December 6, 1866.
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This whiskey is characterized by the absence
of heavy Fusil Oil, Sugar and Poisonous Me-
talic compounds, and by retaining its ethereal
odorous oil untainted. 1t has the chemical
composition Of n pure, carefully defeated rye
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OLD RYE WHISkEY.

Defeated or Depurated for medical social
uses by the PANcATHARTicoS,s invented
and patented June Il, 1862 by
JOHN +. WILSON, Baltimore, Nd,
in Barrels, Demjohns, Bottles &c For sale
by the Agent, on the Northwest corner of
Howard and Camden streets, nearly opposite
Camden Station of Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road grsss zone genuine that has not the pat
entee and Agents signature each label.
JOHN e. WILSON.
Its purity has been fully tested as per the
annexed certificates of analysi
CERTIFICATES.
From a careful Chemical Analysis of Superior
Old Rye Whiskey, Pancathartcon-
lied by JOHN e. WILSON.
of Baltimore
This whiskey is characterized by the absence
of heavy Fusil Oil, Sugar and Poisonous Me-
talc compounds, and by retaining its ethereal
composition Of pure, carefully defeated rye
whiskey.
Respectfully, A. A. HAYES, ND,
State Assayer, l6 Boylston street.
Boston, Mass, 23d August, 1862.
Having made careful chemic al analysis of
the Pancatharticonized old rye whiskey Of
Mr.. John 4. Wilson, Baltimore, am pleased
to state that it is entirely free from Fusil Oil,
Metallic Salts, or other matters in any way det-
rlmouLAl TO ncAlLn. In aroma, richness ana
delicacy of flavor, it cannot be surpassed
Respectfully yours,
G. A. LEfBIG, Analytical Chemist
Baltimore, July 26, 1862.
Careful chemical analysis of four kinds of
whistles Superior Old Rye Whiskey, Supe-
rior Old Bourbon Whiskey, Superior Old
Wheat Whiskey, saparior Old Corn Whiskey
s-Paneal hartconzed by means of the patent
apparatus invented by john e. Wilson, of
Baltimore, Nd, have shown them to be en-
tirely free from the heavy Fusil Oils and from
the poisonous metallic compounds often found
in whiskeys.
They retain the Ethereal Products, entirely
free from any faint produced by injured
grain, or careless fermentation, and being I'M
modified by the use of sugar, are remarkably
pure products Of delicate chemical operations.
Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D.,
State Assayer l6 Boylston street.
Boston, Mass, 23d August, 1862
&N-ORDERS SOLICITED.MN
Dealers and Druggists allowed liberal dis
count. For prices and particulars address
sole Agent of the United States.
JOHN Z. WILSON,
w. Corner Howard & Camden streets.
Baltimore, Md, Nov. %, 1S66-1y
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Letter from the great Ama'icdn Ira.
aediH1, E6ein Forrest.
Phii4detphi9, Orr Il, 1865.
>. Nm L Raltln ! r & ca
THE FOLLOWING
TESTIMONIALS.

Selected from many others Of simiIar import,
will show the value ofthe RESTORATIVE,
and the estimation in which it is held by
those who have given it a fair trial
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JOSEPH w. DELANO.

Baltimore, January 10, 1865.
Messrs. r. Wilson Carr & Co.:
Gentlemen. Some time since my hair COM
menced falling out, and / was induced to try
your " Forrest Hair Restorative,' and after
having used one bottle it ceased falling out,
and can freely recommend it, believing it y
be the best Restore7 now extant
Yours respectfully
CLOTfLDA 4. JONES.
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Miscellaneous.
CToDDARDs INFALLIBLE
- BLOOD PURIFIERS
~ CIRE
Chronic anal .icHfe Diseases &.

The subject OF disease, of bath sexes, all age
and every condition, who have long heard II
the wonderful curative powers of this great
remedial agent, but have been unable 60 obtan
il, will rejoice To know that arrangement have
finally been effected by which its preparation
IN future will be equal to the rapidly incTcus.
ing demand.
The great purifier oi the blood aud rosencra.
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Of Chronic Diseases, scrolula, Rheumatism
Eruptions. Erysipelas, swollings, Putrid or VI.
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tic and Mcrcurial Diseases. Stomach aud Liver
complaints, affection Of the Kidneys, aud will
restore dcbilitatcd manhood and wOmanhoui
T. the FRESHNESS aud elasticity Of youth
.en- PLEAsE TAKE NOTICE. ~
This preparation i. no new upsi.tri. but wa.
discovered more than a century ago. and the
original receipt has been in the possession Of
Mrs. Dr. J. u. Stoddard for q period Of twenty
years during which time IL has effected ,ainc
81 the most astonishing cures ever recorded
The great misfortune with the preparation ha.
been, that IN consequence Of its vegcts bio char
actor. II could only be prepared ioF ifnmei a'c
use iur those VIII" would call in person W send
i"r II. ~ it, virtues would be- list bv irrmcuta.
ton ia ioriy eight hours after being prepared.
unless alcohol ar minerals were introduced ia.
g. H. composition but that difficulty has been
snrmuuntcd without recourse To- either aud IL
- n"w Ter the first time presented e. the world
IA all It's original purity aud extraordinary viz
tues. aud will retain them any number III yrnrs
10 any climate on the globe.
-" Prize" Si.0u per hnttlc ~ six bntlles TOR
S'."o. For sale by all druggists.
80 PuErAEEp ~
Mas Dn. !. H. STODBARp.
"" - South l'nd st.. Baltimore.
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>l.Ns lNa WoNp.g, -lHElE Srxs Agisr a.
u>ot..--A gentleman whO Arrived Ia the ciiy yes.
icfday from Lee county, informs Us that the lev-
pie OF that section were thrown into great panic
aud paralysis few mornings ago by the won
dcriui Spectacle o. llrrc suns rising al the same
time. The central orb was encrclcd 10y beau
it'll RAINBOW. and slrmountcd by the fragment
- another itls which extended Oh either hand
above III, a;irulan, suns. The Two surplus suns
were, at course ba; reflections oi the bona III.
sun on The clouis aud after bIiei space these
suddenly dissolved aul vanished, leaving the
real Sol suhs. Bat the people of the county, who
had never heard ct 30 strange a Phenomenon.
were satisfied that the world Was on the Crum.
Ding verge Of extinction. aud that the hog bust
uess, ia which they arr 50 largely interested, was
about L. cNpcfcnc, a thorough and final pros
ita'ion The Spectacle J., said 10 have teen sub
lime ana splendid beyond description, and in.
spil,l admiration even in the breasts OF those who
tce ADDED II a. the por,cat OF awful supernatural
Developments -igHchL,"y R.E9Licah
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For Sale.

xxx ACRES il Miiilr Crccl. Valley. >nv-
cCDdcr county. Pa. miles from Adain..
burg. 900 acres tiinbcred with Ghost Ia
g nut oak, white oak aud sumcfs..s
: chestnut, poPlarand pine. rhi. Ill
Iissaid be the best piece If bark .Mk.
timber in thatvalley. Balance suitablcior iarin
ing. with acres meadow. There Is consiicrabl,
fruit. dwelling three story stone, 50 feet -luaic
with grist and saw mill attached the water
power has 30 feet fall Barn - by 3. feet
Buildings all good public road 10 the inill. ard
no other mill within miles. There i. said e.
be large quantities IL the boat iron ore on this
land. II IL within ole h..lf ,a,lo OF the Mi.lll.
Greek Valley Rail Raid. now being hull Az.
ply to HENRY ". CuoKE
law iiuii'ings. Haiiimor" iii
Nov. Al.
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CnrisIHAs. We believe tic people Vi our viii
llS" aud ncislI6orho0d spent right MERRY
thisimas.' Numbers ofOur oilizcus kept open
house, - where refreshments wcIe prepared Tor
at cumcfs There was much more ofyi.iting and
good chttt than IA former years al political and
pcisoual feeling aud htlUrucas seemed to DC laid
aside, and the day passed ve.y pleasantly. The
boys cnio!cd 1t immensely, with their tia horus
aud hIc-,gacacrs, and we are glad To say that no
accident occurred during the whole day to mar
the I'l,atuTcof amy one.
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AC,lnhAT..OH Tuesday last, as Master Willie
Noslr, sUn OF Lewis Voglc, ESP, was engaged in
cutting Chri.lnas tree, the haichci he was
using glanccd aud struck his leg, below the knee,
inilictins very ugly and painful cash, about
three inches long aud 10 TO the bone lie was
brought at once TO his home, medical assistance
promptly rendered, aud the little sufferer is now
doing well.
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ADMITTED 70 pRAcrIcr On Monday last. on
motion OF WA. : keech, Esp, William u.
Griffith, Esq. 81 the baltimore bar. WAS admitted
20 practice in our county court.
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R. II. GORSUCH,
Successor to Jehu Gorsuch,
Corner ct Gayaud Front SIS. Baltimore Mi.
bIAITHiN
FOREIGN ASn pDMrSTft UApDwA

Corner "i Gayaud Front SIS. Baltimore Mi.
bEALrEiN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE.
III \" received h's Spring aud -
1lSumncr supply %. so'ds.c"n-
siating n agtoikniVcs aud Forks.
Pocket Knives. Table and Tcn Spoons. Hol low
Ware. Wagon Boxes. Horse Shoes and Nails
Nail Rolls, Carpenters Tools, Axes. Locks.
Hinges, screws, Bolts. Shovcls. Forks, Picks,
Mattocks, Castand Blister Steel. Trace. Halter
and Cow chains, Counter Scales. Safety Fuse,
Gun Caps
woobCO'K'S FLOWS AND CASTINGS:
Al stewart wedge. pattern AXES. war
raut"j all & which h. offers wholesale and
retail ~ hisusual low price,.
f:f- IN addition g. nay stock 81 Hardware. !
have added Tin" assortment "i WOODEN
WARE. such a. Tubs. Buckets. Measure. Bas.
kcts, Brooms, Wash Boards. Butter Prints. Sc.
&C.. which department i. in charge 90 y. Il
GoHstCH. who IS always happy To- wait upon
al customer. who favor him with their custom.
Please call aud examine his stock before pur.
chasidg elsewhere. Aug. 10, isis.-Iv.
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Property Sales.
LONGNIsCkER - hING.
RcW Estate .IDcHfS Il COmrcyoHcc,'S.

rowS0NTUwE, BALTo. CO.. No.
YNHE undersigned uilcT their scrvivc. Go tn.ir
l. friends aud acluaintanccs ia the county.
az well as In Baltimore city, IN the way 90 T. 81
AIMING TITLES. whiting DEEDS AuI.r
GAZE BILLS OF SALE, &C, 90 amy utl't
other business that may be- entrusted /, ihc.r
care
To Aitoincys ia Baltm"p rity ,i., OFFER
their service, specially. ihs' they nay a,v, 'hr
trouble aud cxpcns" ni trip - rYwsoli"wu.
They have also csta hii,hca an Agency tor the
PURCHASE AND SALE ii REAL. 81 PER
6ONAL ESTATE al all kind. CIarq.s 10 ~
eases moderate.
From their extensive acquaintance wii. ia,
people Of the City aud County. in the clerks
Office for the last four years. they feel acquired
that they will he literally paironi1.,l
JOHN II. LOSGNECKEH.
EUFtS KING.
Nay yo--f,
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ruvWis -On Friday, 10Th instant, at the
public school on the Frederick road. near the first
toll gate bvuk premiums were awarded To cigli-
teen successful aspiranis, We wish we were able
20 give their names, for punetuali,y, Rotations
and progress in photography. reading, writing.
&c The books were purchased at the expense Of
the principal. Mrs. Ethan. Soper, who we under
stand. h,s made practice Of This liberal mode o.
encouraging her scholar. since her first cn'thn e
10 the profession uf teaching about twenty year
ago. Til. rstiniihir lady aud sgcccssfal teacher
his jusils Mon the title Of " The Veteran Public
school T,q,rhcr Of Baltimore County, iur shc
has been employed ia that capacity froin the first
organization Of public schools in the county 10
the present time aud during tina; period ia but
four different schlols II soldiers WHO serve their
country molly receive a pension to make thcin
comfortable Ia ihc Winter % life. should one nul
also be- glv,u - make comfortable tie veteran
teacher when intellectual and physical powers
are consumri IN contributing 10 the Soldiers
and th-ret, the tel ublic's nobility;
Mrs Soirr has al present, one hundred aud
;wsni, pupils under her charge. aud % ably as
sisted by Mis- Emma pyddicOrd and MiAs Maggie
Beam, all ~ WHOM give cniiTe satisfaction 10
commissioner, visitor aud parents.
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C'rc"H Con,t Jor Ho'ti"o,r to"",y.
nECEVBER TERN, lsci.

lion Richard t;rason, Chief Judge Hons.
Grorec Nclloii aud Alfred " liatcman. Associ-
ate Judges John z. EnsOt. STATES Attorney :
Edward u Ady. clerk Thomas baldwin. Shcr-
m
TntRspNY. December 10.
State - llcnil Asirch indicted Tor the lafce-
ny Of clothing. revolver. Sc, valued ~ Si9. -,
belonging I" Peter l.nulcrglass verdict. not
guilty.
Sarah T. Harris Va Ephraim I,crry man. ne.
iion on open account Judgment for Defendant.
Peter \ ilaus- Ns. Daniel iOnicrsmiih. ac-
ii"n on open accunn' on trial.
fHinAY, December a.
Peter \ llaus. - Daniel Nond,rsn,ith. com
n.cnc'sl yesterday still on trial
Eliza lirrabc,' " u. " lseynold. Judgment
by confession 10 favor Of plaintiff Tor sea
The grand Jnry was finally discharged ,o.da,
Their report will bc found in another column.
SArrKpAY, hcrmber -
Peter \. llnus" ~ Daniel Ncndcrsmith YER.
lie; in favor ~ iliiniiilior SG10.
IT," following parties. hrro'oiurr cun,irir,l Of
"li,m's named were placed At the tar aud rr.
urlvei the,r stnicucts. 81 follows
William ZONES lnrcrny p"niicniihry for i've
wears aud .N month.
Columbus Thompson, mansaughicr county
Jail one year
months and 10 pay the value Of ihcpropcriy sio-
len.
Harrison Parker. colorc,l, convicted on eight
indictments fOF larceny wis sentenced Ia the
r"u.'cniinr! f.. the term Of one year for each
conviction. and To restore the property stolen or
pay he value thereof
Patrick Flanagan. assault fined $40 aud
costs. This party has been ia Jail three months
The jury were dismissed from attendance IN
III Monday January 9Th, lsIs and the Court TO
stand adjourned from hiy 70 iIy until that time
"WEDNESDAY. December %.
No business OF public interest was transacted
IA this cuuiiio DAY.
Ws,IauN f,nNlNG We have received letter
from FORMER r,.idcu, OF Baltimore dated Port
Byron. Rock Island county, Illinois The writer
gives another example Of WIN, thrift and energy
may do. aud how little capital is required to es-
iahlish firm footing and comfortable compe-
icucc. After fccitns thu causes which lei him
20 remove from Baltimore hc says
Il have farm 81 eighty acres Of good land.
four miles distant from the Mississippi river. I
came here With $500 aud purchased forty acres
for $3.50, farncd it three ycars, and sold out for
II 300. then purchased the farm now reside
on for - 900, which would not exchange for
the best residence in Baltimore il were compel.
81 ~ live there. You :oks who Promenade
through she streets o! your city imagine ! value
mt farm highly. Tat b !. the ptlc, anil .c.tiiy
~ . lomc situated iu q loyal community that I
pi1e. Til, paii e. lliinu. Is a fine country. an
.eilcl mostly by people from the East have
on INV .um SIS head OF horses. and Of cattle
twelve. also have twenty hogs TOT the market.
young pig, ia alum lance, and fowls know not
bow many, besid' cash market only four miles
distant
'Youts respectfully,
''TIlMAs Ggr.t.
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Farm For Sale.

81 ACRES FINE LAND. fronting on tn
c-S West side Of the Dulancy's Valley ,gri.
pike. : miles from Tows"ntown. in y -
= beautiful and healthy ncighbor s.Th
hood. we'll fenced and waicrcd 50;
IT0 acres covered with heayySksH
growth Of wool aud tiu,hcr suitable Tor icncIns
and building purposes. and convenient t"a corl
saw mill. rhe Northern part irunisou the turn
pike aud also on the Manor road and 3 well 10
uated for a store or public housc. or both The
cleared PARTON Is well adapted ior huildine
sites. being directly on the turnpike and can De-
divided 80 As Ia give portion oi the timber To-
each lot. There 10 a plain dwelling anil SIN ~
orchard of hne apples. Apply b.
HENRY ". COOKE.
Law Building. -. Paul So
Nov. :. II. naliii.I,
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NIARGAnETTA RRAXpAr rS JomX !

NARGARETTA BRANDAU rs. JOHN r.
vi BRANDAU, TT Alb ne "r-"I fo.r'
ia. baltimore County. IL Equ,ty--ORDERLl,
this lnih day oi December. Issi. that the sale
made and reported by William n. Dawsoi..
Trustee in this cause. be ratified and coniirmed.
unless cause To the contrary thereof be- show,
az Jcfore ne IsM Of JanEary, Is6S Provided
copy "f this order be inserted in some news
paper printed and published in Baltimore coun.
~ for three successive weeks before the said
18th day OF January. ls6s.
The Report states the amount 81 sale to hr
saiS. 81.
EDWARD II. ADY, CLERK.
True Copy Test:
EDWARD ~. ADV. Clerk
Il...
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GaASr ron l'aisBEXr THE Republican Club,
~ this town at is meeting on saturday evening
tiOHs
Rf'oirsi That We hereby exptcss our fullest
confidence IN the integrity aud patriotism Of ten.
eral Ulysses \. Grant, aud declare him 10 le Our
choice as the Republican caupidass for merit Prs.
ileni Of the United Stats.
Rssoisei, That 10 tins expressing our prefer.
rnce, We also declare our in,rn,iou u supporting
che nominee ~ the National Republican ronvsn.
ton which ase'ubles IN Chicag" ou tie 10Th o.
May not be b. whom be may
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For Sale.

A FARM OF ~ ACRES. ia The heart OF
"A Long Green Valley. Baltic 60. 4-..A.
having upon II one oi the best Lime fsss.A
stone Quarrirs ia the State i"ecthcrlssss
with all the BUILDINGS. lmprny ss1s
inents alone worth half the pric" nskaI. Tr-rc
sis.u0o $4,000 cash. balance long credit. n TO-
sired. Apply to
L0NGSECKEE KING. agents.
Nov. est. Towsontnwn MI
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-28

SALK % PRorEhuY. - Captain Thomas Lu.as
has cold bis farm, " Elvestun, Of ig0 acres near
Resierslown, In this county, 10 Mr.. Amos Jolliie,
Of Frederick county Va, Tor $1,000 II Is im.
proved by a eomRodious stone dwelling, with
every convenience for FIRST class farm Il has
been the homestead VI Capt Lucas tot lhe lasl
gwsniy-elght yeau.