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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-19

REMovAL.-Messrs. WALDO & FLIEG-
LER have removed their -four and feed store
to the building adjoining FIGHTERS book
store
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-19

PRUSSIA AND France. These two great
powers have as yet come to no definite un-
ierstanding in regard to Lux.mburg, and
a mighty war seems immirent.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-19

s@Forrest, the great tragedian, is to be
In Milwaukee, to open an engagement for
few nights, on the 9th proximo
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-19

eD A Democrat at Worcester, Mass
who won $1,000 on the Connecticut cleo
ton, gave the workmen in his employ, 400
in number, a holiday, paying them full
price for their time, and gave vent to his
JOY By firing salute of one hundred guns.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-19

SPoRT.-Sportsmen in these parts are
enjoying themselves at the expense of the
many ducks and pigeons which now
abound
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-19

DEATH OF BISHOP -Righ. Reverend
John Tmon, Bishop of Buffalo, died in
that city, of erysipelas, on the 10th inst.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-19

E~ A novel election wager was fulfiled i
in Meriden, CT. a few days ago, by the de- :
feated party's wheeling the other through
the public streets most half mile, and
giving three cheers for his opponents can
didate, James e. English, in the presence
of large crowd
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-19

e@~Pekin, Ill, elected democratic
Mayor on the 10th inst, for the first time in
eight years.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-19

BOARD OF TRUsTEEs.-This body met
on Saturday evening, and elected Mr.. JUL
IUs BLOCK as Village Marshal for the
coming year.
Mr.. AUGUST GRosTEcK was elected
Bridge Tender.
The following Street Commissioners were
elected
First Ward-Chester Bucl, Frank Rieg-
elsperger.
Third Ward-Anton Lii, D. E. Van
Dyke.
Mr.. Fayette Armsby was elected Village
Surveyor, and was instructed to commence
the survey Of the grade of the several streets
in the village Immediately, and report to a
special committee consisting of Messrs.
Zinns, Lyon and Kuhl.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-19

~ Mr.. DwYER, Steward of the North.
West has our thanks for late papers.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-19

r%A Canadian .iudre decided thai 4
-aiiead ticker is good until ,ise Il
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-19
Arrival and Departure of the Mails

Ar THE posT-oFPICE AT MASIToWoc.
SoUrHEHx, EASTERN, SoUTH-EAsT AND WEST
Eax NAIL (via Chiffon and Fond du Lac. y
Arrives daily, Monday excepted, at O'Clock
AN Closes daily, Sundays excepted at
s Ia O'Clock P. N.
sourHRRx NAIL (via Sheboygan. Arrives
daily at 7 o'clock p. ". Leaves daily at 8
O'Clock p. NJ.
NORTHERN MAIL Ito Two Rivers only Ar
rives daily at 9 O'Clock A. NJ Closes daily
at Z o'clock P. II.
NORTHERN MAIL, via Green Bay to kewau-
nee, Door County, and Lake Superior, twice
week Arrives every Tuesday and Friday
at 9 O. clock A. NJ. Closes every Monday ana
Thursday at o'clock p. N.
NoRTH-WEsTERN MAIL, via Branch and Reed
Vile to Menasha, once week.-Arrlves
every Friday at 8 o'clock A. N. Leaves
every Friday at 10 A NJ.
DEr Office hours from A. NJ. to 8 p. NJ
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-19

of ou river on the 10th Of May. She is
one Of the largest, and she certainly will be
the finest steamer that ever foated on the
grea Lakes. Length, $50 feet; beam, 33
feet width over all, So feet; depth of
hold, IA feet. She will be commanded by
Capt. BEN WILKINS, for many years
known and admired on the Lakes as an
experienced and trustworthy sailor, hos
pit;lble officer, and an accommodating gen.
tlernan. Capt. WILKINS, as a commander
has no superior on Lake or Ocean. Mr..
G. g. THOMPSON, an old favorite, will be
CLERK; JACOB LANG, Engineer, and NICHo-
LAS DwYER, Steward. The latter gentle
man is a stranger, but from what the Buff
falo and Detroit papers say of him, we vii,
wager he is the best fellow that ever under
took the business Of Stewardship on a
steamer. The machinery of the North
Vest has been put together by Mr.. W. K.
WALTERS, Capt. GooDRIoH's Chief Engi-
neer, a gentleman not only we'll known by
our citizens for his skillful mcchanicism,
but for his many good social qualities. She
will cost $l65,OOO.
Steamer Manitoroc. The new hull for
a steamer for Capt GOODRICH, now on the
stocks, being built in the steamboat yard by
Capt. RAND, is already planked, and will
be launched about the first of June AL
though not as large as the North Vest, she
will be her equal in every other respect, and
will cost about as much. Capt. GOODRICH,
du. ing the past winter, has paid out $1,000
per week in this town for labor and mater
ial, an.' we understand proposes to make
Manitowo,. his permanent place for build
ing, repairing, &c. AS the new steamer is
named after our village and town, it is not
only appropriate, but very proper, that our
Board of Trustees should present her with
a handsome suit of colors. Some Of our
picayt,ne men may object, but not enc of
our enlightened, LIBERAL and enterpnsing
tax payers will say aught against it. Let
the Manti2scod have her colors, and nice
colors, too
Barge Plane..-The hull of the steamer
Planet has been transformed into g fine
barge, under the direction of Capt. RAND.
She is 260 feet long, End viii carry the
enormous amount of ], eco, 900 feet of hlm-
Der. Owned by Capt. GOODRICH, and
worth $4,000. --.---., .-.--.... ...s..-,.- .-s
The above is only one of the branches of
business carried on in Manitowoc. Does Il
not look well p?
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-19

The above is only one of the branches of
business carried on in Manitowoc. Does i
not look well?
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-20
A Complex Clock.

liTesau will be represented at the Paris EAliiI
ton 10y work OF ART which may not hav. iis
equal IL Is an astronomical clock, MAD, is %
Breslau citizen, Herr i. Scholz, which has i,tn
admired by scholars as . real work ~ gci4u,
The clock shows on Al large dial. plate arts, calls
decorated the time OF Breslau aud ou a smaller
plate Immediately underneath, the B.r'i. time
with seconds stroke. un the bacs o. %, ,a'c.
which is made Of grey marble. aut hefrlc WA.c!.
the pendulum swings, are, on the right and ici,
two vertical rows each %. twelve diai-platee
which show the corresponding time hy hour a'4d
minutes, Of tweniy-iout OF the meet important
towns in the world viz Pekiu. Sydney. Calcutta
Moscow. 81; Petersburg. Cous,aninope Rome
Paris. MArseillcs. LONDON, New York. Washing
ton. Sau Francisco, &c. On these twenty-four
d. ilA.ts the minuie-hAnds only moyr al at
once, minute on, after the laIsc 80 minute.
with the stroke Of the sixiie,h second but each
plate shows. by special index, also the time of
the day. Under the dal-paies and over %
looklng-glass, stands nicely finished globe ~
the earth, which completes iis tnovemen; AROUND
lts axis IN exactly = hours \ hand ,i2-t Itl,,
isI.nis 10 the mcEiliAn 80 that a; on, glance 'hc
different Ilaecs "a The surface Of 'he raf'l nav
tr read ~ which, al The correspond NJ muilrtt
good watch ms, show the hour 81 noer Ti.
weights which set the whole cocA-wnra -o.i.
afe avery curious and interesting sehf l.y
clever mechanical combination they ar ra.'
AID 0riH very iasieiu!y 0rnameni,i wh4.r.
which. carries, again, .hrcc hands, rspt,s, uua-
complete almanac one hand pointing 60 ;he
month, Enoilcr TO the date aud third 60 'Ac
dty ~ tue week while. under 10. midd, aa.
Plate, bal, hgnrng the mon. represents tie
different phases Of ight VI the earth sA',,it
The mechanism by which il has been possible u
delendenuy OF the elOCk-work. 20 create 'i.e
combined various movements ia the body % lht
weights. Is quite new and very ingenious Bar
Herr Scholz is not content with III, different
functions OF his eloek, such As we have described
them Ia the lens OF the seconds pendulum Dee
has introduced n carefully executed sptiug. 10
metal barometer and besides this ne %,
pendulum itself as a Thermometer
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-20
A New Theory ofthe Tides

The phenomenon Of the tide has uais been
seCeatly atiribuird 10 the moon, but tbs theory
of the tide on the side os the earth oy..osd, ihr
moon has never yet been satisfactorily explained
Professor Sullivan, with other ge0gmpa,r.
explain Il as owing To the body of the earth h,.E
drawn away by the attraction Of the moon.
leaving the waters behind Gs q tai ku' .
young Canadian author, T. :. Wiggins uow
claims the honor of having discovered ID, tIg,
theory. "a appears from a recent article "a the
piciou TtAsss. After showing ihe fui!liv OF the
idea that the earth Is drawn toward the moon by
such a small body, which, however, 1t never
approaches he gives the following explanation
On looking at map Of the world, j, will bC seen
that two great ridges Of land, on nearly opposite
sides Of the earth, formed by the grca; continents
inlersect the waiery world from north 10 south
Now, the moon passing ransversely over these
in her western course, owing 10 the rotary motion
Of the earth stewards the east, creates a tidal
wave ia the Atlantic, extending along the meridi-
an u Western Africa and Europe
This follows the moon westward, but cau
continue no farther than the coast u the new
world. Hers, from the resistance il receives,
and its tendency TO seek an equilibrium, IL )
reflected back, and Is recrossing the Atlantic by
the time the moon has originated "a similar wave
on the opposite side OF the earth in the Pacific
This, be thinks. is plainly proved hy the fac,
that, as has long been source OF marvel the
tides never appear but once every iwenty-fuuf
hours south OF CAPE Horn OF the Cale Of Good
ilope. owing, he opines, 10 the continents not
extending fat enough south 10 reflect the tidal
wave All this seems plausible, when IL is
considered that ia the n,id-oceAn the tides never
rest higher than i've feet, and that they are al
ways later on the eastern coast Of Great Britain
than on the western, which all adm, 10 result
tom the motion VI the tidal wave towards the
east - T.rosfo Ieadfr
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-20

To better this state Of things was the aim of the
writer, which could not be- accomplished without
much hard work. This bad 70 be done, and be
had To- do y. Wood had TO be cut and hauled 10
,ne KUN lime TO be burned, hauled and spread
ience-rows cleaned out, fences made &c | put
one thousand bushels Of lime on two tsn.nrrr
heldsi IN the fall, before possession was given
Thesc fields were plowed Ia the following sptine
and put IN with corn, which Yielded. when
husked, not over hfiy bushels Of sound corn ali
together. From oneof them, however, got one
hundred bushels Of buckwheai having sown
some seed among the sparse aud puay looking
| stalks OF corn about the middle Of July
The next season both fields were pat Ia with
oats, averaging forty bushels per acre. ! sow,d
clover aud timothy on the oais, and rolled them
all In together. The season was favorable. ant
seed took we'll. I moved these nelds Two sun, 9.
meFs IN succession, and had a very good crop Of
hay. then put Eve. hundred bushels Of lime an
one OF the fields. and Ia the spring planted IL
with corn, which Yielded me four hundr,d bush
els, without the otIal. No manure wbatever was
used for the crop In addition 10 the lime. e1oel.
ting the corn was plas,ered in the hill Oais
wheat tmanured from the barn-yafd. and two
crops oi grass followed. The ground was then
lined again as before, aud gathered the ensuing
season sixty bushels ofcorn per acre The other
helds on the farm have been worked as this. s. i,h
about the same results, excepting the corn, whirh
J think has not been equaled since. There were
tef wv aVitr W WHEAT on IlAet WNtM
bough, II, as all the manure made would not
cover agreaier extent than this after suai c.rni
was taken out for potato patch aud garden
Two horses and three COWS constituted about ail
the stock. Now there are five horses and upward
Of twenty head Of cattle kept The manur. the,
make " snicient for twenty acres ct grugssi
annually. by the increased productions of ~
iarm, have been enabled Ia pas NY debt
erect new buildings, aud ,o give my chilinn d
good, sound education.
10 much for lime without this fertilizer 3
could not have lived. have never sold me-,
than three OF four loads " hay, nor bought nor,
than three or four loads OF manure Sev,fn
times the wheat crop has yielded thirty hushel
per acre. J paid S3l per acre for my farm rnd
have refused SllO.
have written this 10 show that poor land
may be made good with lime, and the increased
amount Of manure obtained a. the consequence
Of liberal application. Two good horses and a
yoke OF oxen were all the working stock used on
the farm for several years. Young iatmcr. wii.
do well TO remember that oxen will 10 ~ uucl
work as horses eat less grain require les -.
lensive harness. can Dc gsared ia hall the ninc
eau be managed more safely by boys and Ia Gu,
are preferable in very many ways -Gsriasn'a,t
RisgFlk
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Making a Poor Farm Rich.

Some twenty-five VI thirty years ago, ! bought
tarm containing about one hundred and TWEEN
~ acres Of land. II had been managed badly
for many years preceding The sale Of Il. Fence
rows. where hundreds q loads OF stone had been
hauled on the adjacent fields weTs from .er 10
twenty feet wide, and wete filled with cedars,
cherry trees, adefs, sassaras, briers, rotten rails
SC Cutters were washed Ia various places. OK.
posing n stony barren soil, that looked like any.
Thing else than desirable farm land An ola
farmer on the day of sale, remarked, in Feferencs
to the gulleys 10 the fields, that u maltered bul
little ifall such land was washed away The
buildings were old and dilapliated and acesled
immediate repairs, 10 render them atal comfort
able for man or beast. This propTriy however,
had two redccmipg ,Faiis--ii was well wooded
and well watcrcd
As was the farm, " was tbe farmef-poor
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-20

OrrirE tnrNfY CuuNtssinNIrs % bALTt-
NoRE Coz MY. April iiih, 1897.
TlIE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF BAL
TiMORE COUNTY will receive PROPOSALS
ut their office in Towsontown.
oH Tses'iay, lih dag o. Mdg, 1867.
at ~ o'clock NJ,
FOR BUILDING TWO BRIDGES or WOOD
weather .boarded, aud covered with slate over
ratapsco Fails one at Woodstock. about one
hundred and twenty feet span the other NJ
llollenhcld, about one hundred and itty feet
span both bridges 10 be built on the old abui.
ments-thc abuimcnt at Woodstock b. be raised
two feet higher.
Persons proposing to build win submit plans
and spcriheations.
JOSHUA =. CuCKEY. President
April lJ.-5t
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-20
"iD % .AENAN iusurR v nastl
MARYLAND LAND AGENCY.

WI SILL. AND PURCHASE on eommi..iun. Rcs
E.taie of every description la the city of Batimpr
the tuuuts - Maryland ani other States liorroW
Loan Money on Norigasr.-and attend To- Collection. &"
It al kinds promptly.
nnr nfr~ !. centrally and conveniently i,sa;,i aiii
all i. appliances for thorough and cnci gct di.pci
20 husile.s and propose to all proper and tyHi.
able ucan- to present g. the purchasing ublic anil
alsis such property may h. in hand. fir -alr
Il yuu want 60 sell Farm. lious. Ground Rent iu
form "a. "t thc fact. aud put it hook.
u you want 60 purchase Heal E.iat~ Il any klHd.
invest 10 Irouni Rcni- of NoFisasc.. "xamtir pui
Book i-fpfr you do
Person. having blsne-s IN our line rc.I4 tiui;i
."'iia 81 give q call, ~ commuuics;. with D.,
letter "T ptl-rAi.s CAEMAN X BpSLEI.
- = Fadl STREET. Haiiim"rr Va
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-20

How FALsE REroRTs MAY ORIGINATE. curious
illustration Of this is found In an anecdo'e told
in a lecture By Mr. Spurgeon, entitled, Sermons
on Candle minister Ia America lived
opposite one Of the deAeons Of his church A
report got abroad that the minister had been
sccu 70 beat his wife, and the matter was brought
before q dcacon's meeting There the minister
said he had traced the spreading Of the report 20
the deaeon's daughter. The good man the deacon,
said he would not have spoken but his daughters
nam having been mentioned, be must then state
that when be was going 20 bcd on certain
night he did see Through the windowblnd of the
lighted room) the minister heating his wife, aud
heard hcr scream The minister was nonplasacd.
but he requested that the wife nigh, be sent for
aud questioned. When she arrived she explained
the whole matter She said Don you recollect
there was ra, In the room that night that Il
got up on my dress that you got frightened and
took up the poker, that could not stand still,
aud ran round the room you running after me
with ihe poker This ls the explanation of the
whole affair Well, then, he 1.-THE lccturerl
would remark 10 bis hearers the neat time they
heard story against good man, LET them say
ai once There is . rat Il the bottom OF u, I
know, and thai some simple explanation may
account for The whole thing.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-20
ReoI Estote agents and Con-
UeyGncerS.
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY
SIMON NARrENET.
SURVEYOR, AND PUBLISHER OF THE MAP
OF MARYLAND,
No . Soaik Sift,i, Liiiimere M

No d SoML Street, Liiiiimsrs. NJ
Eighteen years at Surveying In Baitimorr aud yicn.
itN. with the City surveyor stiil attends
promptly e. SURVEYS of ALI KINDS. laying out Il
StFert aud lots In baltimore city locating Country
seats Surveying, Calculating, Dividing aud Mapping
- fanns, Estates. sc.
Having during the past ten year, surveyed the coun
tie II the state, and pubiishc, numerous County
MAPS, ani having recently eomplrtcd and pah.hel
his large new MAP and ATLAS Of MARYLAND. BE
hH. non ratahlis shed
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
10 The Prosecution 81 tha, business n all IL. brane
VIII Purchase. Sell, Exchange aud Lease, coin
ssion Houses aud Lois IN Iial,nur- city, aud C,un
try Scst. Farms Plantations, Mineral aud other Lamb
in tis Csuutcs of Maryland
lir cites hi. thorough aoIuaniancc with i- cay and
in'. part u ~" state 81 Maryland through the h.
itr mentioned cNl~ri"ncc IN rrconc n,la,ipn of A.
'ilic. and aV aniagcs for this hdsinrss has ~ oniy
iull .r;i oi large Map, Of Maryland cpunilc.
VIII has. extensive correspondence with Real EfAi,
frnis 10 the other ciirs and throughout ;he nou
nj fpG CiTruiars. Nr
ruR SALE. uIRTENET y LiRGE MN var
.iND ITLJN ~ MARYLAND uhr ouiy l~tf,ri
Map Il a., stat ever pahished.-7i nrhc. long, 81
10 copy Tot either .;yic A.o. large Cnrniy Map. -
rs'r Canniirs and Pocket Map. of at thu Couuii".
r''aied IN Election nisirics - cshts aud 10 "a"l
April H., l>17.-ly
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HENRY sIIEw,
90 = v RI SGR ~ l'OR iND
eos pETi NCEE

fa"d Hoa's. farsoHf.ira zap s'rrs
10. uu.l-f gnrl taily informs tlt citizen. II
Zee county tha; he IA. cs,ahii .c an oic. In Tow.or
town Baltimore coanty for the Transaction e al hI.
h'.. relating to landed property, and that ii vin h
snaly e. their aivanilg 60 call ulpn him g. have their
business attended 10 by - .oins thcy siil save much
time aud cAisn,e sHI have &; done promptly accurate
IL ad atty. aud les cxleas- than IL can don,
D.! othef. nrcd., Lease. Morgage.. VIII. ail an ot
- instruncnt. II wrtiag ragcfuilS rr.I..T,I
HENRY SHFM COUNTY >ury,s.t
~ To- my ah.encc from ruA an hgsiics. q
sith Jaus WuEELEk E.,l a. the ti.sk. ofr.. %
is promptly at, ndcdto Arril7. iN'.,-ly
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pEMJAMIN y. PAYNE.

REiL ESTATE iGFNT .iNH
coy I'Er NTER
',,se, -Nn,di'f Ro'r. aII-.,,'. "e,,' H..i-
4aWsuSIuwN NJ
hEEn> LEASES. WILLS NuRT"r.E>. hills .t
sai'. A-sigumruis. &c, prepared With accuracy ini
irsl-teh Asu nation - Title. ia Ciiy County
ron SALE. SEVENTY 1--WE FARMS
baltimore and ilarilrl Counti,. ironl ~, =. h.r
hundred Acres ~ pficrs from. 500 10 sliutS,
ErFEEENrIs:--H Hriiia0rs-- Hon Judge tai 4 ?
Cuttings. EsI Htrford "e.--iion. judy rt.tr n
Nnh.t. I- Hii'iH,.,' To- Hon Jgds, En.rs i
l.. Hnsfmaa, - sept u. isG,. -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-20

~ An Ohio justice has recently married
John Flhsr 10 Matilda Jane SophrouiA Phllomei ,
Merida Masiin Anderson Smith.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-20

sEes-An old bachelor says thc most dinieuli
part of surgery is 10 take the jaw out Of a NJ.
mau. The old wretch.
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EARMs WANTED.

. FARMS near Stations on the Northern Crnifai aud
Nrs'"tn Nd RailFoads wanted fot apticanl. Con.
missions charged for selling. ~ l.rT cent Address
llNElEl. North West cuTnrs 0f Ningtan aud - Paul
-. or tatonsvilie Post once, Baliimorc county Nj
August 4. Iafa.-tf
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Attorneys CARTS.
GEORGE u. MILLIGAN,
REAi. ESTATE COMMISSION AGENGY. ~ All.
~ ITS BRANCHES, AT

rcrs 60 huy u sell Houses. Gfsund lrats. Yarns
aud Country seats AZ puic aud private saie solicited
Loans, invcsimcnt ~ Trust FUND.- aud general man
asrmcui "f Rental Property in The cy ani country 90
tended tu.
~ Moncs invested Grpand Rent. N,rifts.
frsf ~ cAiFg,
rci-ncc roN sputpWu viii iu.utr iromii aii-n
iAsrs g. Scarchcs tiic fatrfs And Ilaims ntet"ry
i,.srpt"u ~ The County Court nrc u. l,fS -l4
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ToIIN HENRY KEENE. Jn..
ANn
ROBERT GOI.DSBOROUGII X ZEN T.

llat~ removed tiyiI its oiiees 90 No is ~ Itsi ~
dapr. north SARATOGA Street 'r pii.. formerly
a'rulcd ht tie late Hon Henry Winter na,i.
Tiny viii continue 20 praciir iu Biitmsr' f"urts
tnd The Cit. truu.
~ inyc.ttnrnts uu Nnftpag,t. Guinll E'ufs -
negotiated fire. II ehars'
rl-l.aan. laaae ni.,n l..al E.tlil In ln ~ Is
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-04-20
DUBLIC LOCAL LAW
AN ACT

ENTITLED Az ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE
RESTORATION OF THE RECORDS, IN.
DENES, DOCKETS AND PAPERS DEs
TROYED or INJURED BY FIRE IN THE
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE CIR.
CUT COURT FOR BALTIMORE cor NTY
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IlR. J. PIPER.

Hsis@sHes eIges.is A. iais ~. T'd.HYs aa,e
''airc haar. from 4 NJ TOP oelorl A rr..
"'l~s ! o. "'ciack =. ". aud CLOAK T. "
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