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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-16

[JoINr REsoLUTIoN-No. 23.1
Joint Resolution relative to the Issue
Of Agricultural College Script to the
States lately in rebellion.
WHEREAS on the third day of April.
eighteen hundred and sixty-six, by
the authority and direction of the
President of the United States, agri-
cultural college Scrip, covering nearly
two hundred and seventy thousand
acres, was issued and delivered to the
State Of North Carolina. under the act
of Congress of July fifth Second
eighteen hundred and sixty-two, pro-
viding for agricultural colleges; and
whereas, by the same authority, the
general land office is now preparing to
issue script in like manner to the
States of Virginia, Georgia, and Mis-
sissippi; and whereas said action of
the President takes for granted that
said States are restored to their proper
constitutional relation to the Union,
and are to be recognized in all respects
as entitled to the rights of the other
States of the Union, which questions
Congress alone can rightfully deter
mine: Therefore,
neSOtced Oy me Sen0te n L0GSe "
Representatives of the United Stotes
Of america m Congress assembled,
That the further issue or delivery of
such script to any Of the States lately
in rebellion against the United States,
except the State of Tennessee, or the
acceptance of such script or of any
heretofore issued by the registers or
receivers of any of the land Offices of
said States be, and the same is hereby,
prohibited until they shall be fully re-
stored to their rights as States by
Congress. -rsasa 81; soihuisla
Approved, March 20, 1867 ag1la'
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EVANSVILLE, IND.
OVER 100 HOUSES and LOTS in va
rious parts of the city for sale, including
some good BUSINESS PROPERTY.
EXCELLENT GARDENING LAND,
convenient to the city; also land suitable
for Brick-making.
FARMING LAND, improved and unfm-
proved, in this and other States, for sale or
exchange for city property. Also, Timber,
Coal, and Saline Lands.
EB- An eligible BUSINESS STAND, well
ituat for Country Trade and buying
produce, having plenty of ground, n a
storehouse, blacksmith shop, and dwell
ing. For sale cheap.
Several BUSINESS HOUSES To LET;
also a comfortable Lodging-Eoom, near
the centre of business.
A number of bargains now on our books,
and several applications on file to pur-
chase desirable property. Persons having
such for sale may find customers by apply
ing at this Agency. We have a number of
applications for renting dwelling houses.
Persons having real estate for sale, ex-
change or rent are requested to enter the
details on our books for reference. No
charge unless propert is disposed of.
Terms reasonable
INSURANCE
OF all kinds effected in good companies.
Special attention given to LIFE INSUR-
-ANCE-
So NOTARIAL BUSINESS transacted
at this office. au9
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[JoINT REsoLUTIoN-No. 1911

JOINT RESoLUTION-No. 49,.
Joint Resolution to, amend an Act
entitled IAN Actto provide increas-
ed Revenue from imported Wool,
and for other Purposes.
Be IL resolued By the Senate and
House Of Representatires Of the United
States of Amcrica an Congress as
sem5led, That the act entitld "An act
to provide increased revenue from ina.
ported wool and for other purposes"
approved March second, eighteen hun
dred and sixty seven, be amended by
striking out in the paragraph COM
mencing with the words ION weddings,
beltings, bindings, braids," the follow
ing words viz: "unmixed with silk.
SEC. 2. And be it further resolved,
That the joint resolution of March
second, eighteen hundred and sixty
seven, to amend section FIVE of an act
entitled AN act to increase the duties
on imports and fer other purposes"
approved June thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and sixty-four, shall not be
construed to apply to lasting, mohair
cloth, silk, twist, or other manufac-
lures of cloth woven or made in pat
terns of such size, shape, and form, or
cut in such manner as to be fit for but
tons exclusively.
Approved, March %, 1867.
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AGENCY.
The Place for Bargains
in
REAL ESTATE
lis at
McNEELY l. SCHUBERT'S
Real Estate and Insurance
Agency,
No. I HEDDERICH-S LOC

Corner Room, second Floor
Opposite the Court-House,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
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CJoINT REsoLUTioN-No. 21.]
Joint Resolution to authorize the Sec
/ rotary of Warto build DredzezBoats
for Use at the Mouth of the Missis-
sippi River. ssp0 s
Be itresolped By the Senate and House
Of Representatives of TIE United States
of Americo IN Cbngress assembled,
That the Secretary Of War be, and is
hereby, authorized. on the recommen-
dalton of the engineer department, to
build and operate two dredge boats for
the purpose of deepening and keeping
open the channel of one or more of
the passes at the mouth of the Missis-
sippi, and to expend for that purpose
so much as may be necessary of the APP
preparation fer the improvement of
the mouth of the Mississippi river,
provided for in the Act making ap-
proprlatiens for the repair. preserya-
ton, and completion of certain public
works heretofore commenced under
the authority of law, and for other
purposes approved March second,
eighteen hundred and sixty-seyen.
Approved. March 20, 1867.
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[JoINr REsoLUT1oN-No. IS.

CJoINT REsoLUTIoN-No. 49,.
Joint Resolution in reference to the
Payment of the Salaries OF Mem
bers of Congress.
Be 1t resolUed by the Senate and
House of Representatives. Of the United
States of Anlertca- IN Congress As
sensbled. That each Senator, member
of the House of Representatives, and
delegates in Congress-, after having
taken and subscribed the required
oath, shall be entitled to receive his
compensation at the end of each
month, at the rate now established by
law, and an amount sufficient to pay
their compensation and mileage to the
first day Of July next is hereby APP
propriated out of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Approved, March 90, 1867.
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: [JoINT REsoLUTIoN-No. 221
Joint c Resolution authorizing the
Second Auditor to Settle the Ac-.
counts of Officers Of the Army in
certain Cases. E.i.4 $50
BE 1t resozred by the Senate and
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-28

PrR.HrHoN EyRvAs HsHsE. The .trg~ a.
IGNITION which has been givcf. IN various quar-.
i-r- Of the country Tor wear. past t. the pFocur-
ing aud rearing 81 fne breeds Of h"re-. a. we,
~ cattle, !. very gratifying. TIL" basis Of the
improvements ~ these respect i generally the
Importation II the best -pecimeus obtainable IN
tho lHcaliti". iu Europci" which they are peru
l.f. Naryland las lad iatuous herd. "a tines
past. through heeateTprlse 81 individuals, com
nheneei in this way hg' a. regards horses the
superiority sought ha. generally been with ref.
.gencc 20 style. -how.me.- aud speed rather that
utility. Mr.. ". T. Walter. ~ hi. city. how.
ever. an recent visit I, Europe. turned hi. a.
tcntion u. . more practical way 20 this subject
iIe selected and purchased four Il III" ccchra
fel Percheron Norman horses, with view o.
t,aIroyr The stock oi working horse ia this
'silutrV. These nnWals comprise one stallion
md tire" mares. ant Ate ni large size. great
strength and beauty. and very active move.
iucnt. They has" INST arrived here. IN charge
% o groom. and are now 80 the stables at Nil.
i@rs Hotel. corner of Puca aud Herman streets.
Normandy i largely DEVOTED 10 thi- breed of
horse. sud IN selecting ihe.c specimens Mr..
Walter Wa favored by ,'eHerai ticnry. chief
81 ralvary ~ France. and ?" who's, department
'he rub.cr' oi breeding aud tearing horses be.
i"nss. while .periai assi.i.uer va- given him
ny Nr. bn HAYS. n distinguished "a ritter oi the
h"T.., sal Mr. scin"l. having immediate aon.
iFol 81 tho department 81 hnfses In Normandy.
Thi. Ike The bloo'ie' horse. l. said e. be a dil.
iinri race. and IN reproduction all ~ virtues
may h' preserved. -Hat'siSrs Ne.'.
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farmers Column.
To InI,,nrc ihc N"iI.

WI! uut these aiHmunical hauurcs run "ut
N"ur laud 2" asked gentleman ir"u virginia
VIII" was here last week. Such. hc ssil we.
found to H., the ease IN his section before the
war. Farmers IN Virginia Who used Peruvian
guam" got excellent crops i"r . few years. hut
O. l-it the land linorrr than il was before. On
the other hand. mixture ni Peruvian gnsno
aud phosphate guano like Swan Island, gave
equality gusi results, ami kept up the fertility
"t the land. Peruvian ~uano, hc thought. cun-
tsin- itn much ammonia iu proportion t. the
rhnsphates. and 10 was better a. add more phU-.
lha,es IN the inrn "i h'ucsiust or swan Island
'Giann l. Is not Improbable that snch - ihc
rtsr, aud II ~. usc tho mixture. II il cheaper
than Peruvian guano. Bui buy ;hc gIanos or
brnr dust separately. nnd In your own mixing.
in manipulated sdau"s v"u are not ALWAYS sure
Getting met wha' you hlrgained cor.
ilt IN rcgnrl =" guanu iupaycri'hunS the
i,iui. ihrrc lt % good deal ni miscnurcriinn and
more ur irss prejudice. ,u can, at course, iu
isy.si- q yoir land hy the usr 81 guann Take
tir iieli whcrc snwci 500 lhs. per acre oi the
ttum"niaie suprrphn- piatc ou wheat two year,
ss' this fall. u gave probably an extra yield
81 eight ~ ten bushels "f wheat per acre. Two
crop. of clover w"ui probably give two tons Of
hay extra. Then pillow il up and pianic"rii. and
there would hr siill some increase from the *
go amount go tlny"r ruut. 10 the soil Aii'r
thr ruru s"W barley, followed by wheat 10 the
tall. Nrw, then. supp"sc sell all the wheat
,nd the .iraw ani ALA III the clover hay from
The ~" .rops. together with the seed. Suppo.e
ihn. eel, She NEXT crop IT corn aud the stalk.
and serve .ir barley and straw IN the sainc way.
aud also tn nest rr u nf wheat and straw.
Womb ii ht lrprisiug "a" next crop 90 cl"v
~ !. hardly worth cutting Would net surh
cnursc imlnyc!ish the llud And the larger
the crops First obtained from he three hundred
p'uud. ni amm"nia,.'l i'h. svhatc.. thc mnl"
plant innl shnull export 'T'in ilir iHfn. AMI
the u,nr" rapidly wnu,i 'lir ,eni i'r inP'vcr q.
i.hrd isui. ou the nth ~ hand % ! sell only
0 a. aaH.HH
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THEIR DEAD BODIES LYING Is HEAPS
On THE FIELD
fl'HlS terrible yet desirable result has been
J. brought about by MiLLER's RAT KiLLEH,
one Of the greatest discoveries Of the age. Il
never fails but always does the work effective
~ q dead shot not only 10 Rats aud Mice, but
IT, Reaches, Ants and all other kinds of vermin.
Among the many advantage II possesses over
all similar preparations. are the following;
II can be placed with safety anywhere. a. il
contains not u particle NJ that most dangerous
aud inilammablc oi all kn1wn substances,
IaosyhorTs. which enter. largely into the COIN.
position Of all other Rat Pas,cs sold, aud which
sometimes causes serious destruction Of proper
~ by fre--wc would therefore. advise farmers
aud others who have much combustible mate.
rial about their PREMISE, not a. use these phos
phnFic compounds. ~ they run q great risk
ihcrcirom.
our Paste Is com posed 1T Ingredients at whirh
Rats and othcr Ncrinin are specially ond Of,
hence they will eat il when they refuse other
kinds. II never haf'lrns aud becomes worth
loss like those Ph"sph"ric Rat Extcrminators.
but riways retains it, proper consistency -loscs
none 1T IL poisonous IiruIciiirs. acts promptly
aud efficiently ia the destruction 1t these l'csis
at humanity a'.oye mentioned. Rate after eat
ing u have q raging burning thirst which com.
pcis them IT, leave thcir holes ia seatrh ni
water. anl Il u" proper prccauti"n hc used Ia
have un water open nhuui til" premises. they
will ." al 60 lind IT, aud lie elsewhere. For
particulars see wrappers un bottles. Try q
bottle 81" will guarantee It IA cverA instance
1" Il" - w. 'ny. Prepared only by
A. !. MILLER.
~ v. Howard street. Baltimore.
Il. WILLIS. A"t>" T"w.on,"wn. Md.
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THE GREATEST TONIC
o T. II II L. \ q H..
Morning Star Bitters.

This WONDERFUL TOMB Is uncquullcd a. :.
ign,. Hii,yu, Lntcrnititif aad Rtsi''eat F,csrs.
IL is also invaluable IA NERVOUS WEAK.
NESS 81 I'll kinds. ns Il will rc-turc the wasted
strength with wonderful rcimancnrr
u will b" i"uni totally different itum any
other BittrTs. AMI -" pronounced by ihHuy 81
the beet physiriHH- "a thu ""uIiry
n ,ya'a's, .s I,.. alan. is,,naos, .,...,i.fss.
BET - r''",ys,."f snff.iY ~ i'cg,.'
~ Ht't..
For iHrthri pr~,i and ai,-.taiiun ct Il,
invaluable preventive. md ...raiiy, pi"l"rii"-.
ia" pghi he'd tci,i-n,''.- ui ii-dir.tl .rnt!r
its. unanimously agreeing 'ha, a. inin"r1l ur
other huf,iui -ubs,Amr'. ,"itrm i"uui ia the
vi. caii,d vegetable h'ii.f. ni the day. can ~"
discovered ~ 'hi- truly i'ilthiG, and .l"gan,
preparation.
IkrEl.L Mes.
Th"na- KING carroll. VI. D. 'hufeh ,'rrck.
Md. j. .. Garter. NJ. D.. - Eat Baltiinnlr s. .
Baltim"r-. Nd =. iI---",.siui.. Chemist aud
Pharmac.ui - - iian"vcrS,. Bailini"rr. Md.
J. II. Porter. rt.inr ut the S,uth Presbyterian
Church. iait:in"re. Nd: +. !. Mitchell ~.
2l6 Cantnn Avenue. Biliinor.. Mi " Pew.
cr. 1863 lombard 81. ,,ia ltm"r". Ma. Dii.rnnr'.
4 Kyle. lG9 Pratt street. Baltimore. Md. ai.,l
many nther-.
f"- For al" hy nrugsi.,s aud ,"ni.tfy
Store generally.
WHUL ESILE bEI'pT
ST THE COMPASY'S OFFICE.
Inn N,"H 'atrif Nroci.
BALTIMORE. Nj.
-, For sale hy L. WILLIS. Agent.
Tow ."ntawu. Nd
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ETC.. Dr. v'elekcr says.
't."nefnily speaking. small raec.. 90 small
,nJiy ,'luals 81 ll.a larger Races. give tl- fches,
milk ii"in the san.. Kind ri f-,i. Where good
quality .. the iuiu "hjsrt, kLl'rncys ~ tiucrn'
s~ys unauesti"nahiy are the c"ws that ought {"
=" kept, ief tary s,y" rirli.r cream thaE any
sdhsr kind ~ 'niilinnn Usc 10 tai. rnunifs
Lai. It ro1Tsr. Ah'sfnsy are net the most iroi.
iaLl" i"Fk Tar enW kselrt. in tpsns. with
Wh,ai tle York sbif" crw. sssentially Shnti
horn. :. the lav"ric hiee'l. q. d sufpasses all
.dh-'s tot he quantity 1T milk q yields. The
milL. h"wever. compared with that 81 the Al
.l,rnsy ~ Ayrshire cow. h more watcTy aud
less rich ~ butter. aud Therefore not wen suit.
81 Toe dairics ~ which butter and cheese are
made In the spring 81 the year and thc cally
part 81 summer. miik h mrfc abuhisEt aud
the husier inad" irnm IL 81 finer hav"r. A.
s.A,n o. the season advances the supply
siiwiuishe.. hui lrc"incs richer ~ batter
The inhnence IT it''l ga the quality ~ milk u
ssiy striking. halt -tar,ei CO.'S nui only
Yields bui iittl~ milk. hut what "a vields
10 mis"rnhly lr-sri "a the other hand. the lib
eral sgrIily - sssi rich Ia Infringement. aud
Ih"slhsii,' slrln"nis II nulriiun tell, directly
80 the milk. Nothing therefore. e u BE- h.fs
injndnfiV1s than ~ siini dsiry s"ws IN fpo.l''
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BditimOre advertisements.
Here Is a Machine Tor the Farmers:
Farmers, Look AZ hc Groai idraaiage ~ Hrc,A
ing tram ,riM
GEISER'S PAT TENT
Self Regulating Grain Separator,
Cleaner and Baggcr.

A tinc IKE the present, when labor j.
"A scarce y . important that Farmers wha
are lh.eIch'cn' snou,u pay attention |" thca b"s"
e'','T ~ "''.n Ieauees We
n.,, In use. Ills nccaIisriv ,dan,.l,, r.. ,S',,t
aud ear, he attached IA either LeIt ar ;ro,, 81
p,,yr,s' II cIrnn. The Grain ,h.roughiy he ma.
operation, which . not generally done ny any
ter. h worth un. - two cent. I,cr bmsb.i mar,
than II cleaned ~ the common way.
wheels. and /. ftiiv warranted
REYEREys,gN.
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('ANFIELD, BROS. a co.
229 BALTINnORE ST. j.,

NANFIELD, BROS. x co,
229 BALTINnORE ST,
CORNER OF CHARLES,
NAVE 4 FINE STOCK Of
told Watches for Ladies aud ntlcmen.
Silver Hunting Case Watches Of all kinds.
Gold Chaielain Vest and Guard Chains.
Diamond Earrings. Pins. Bracelets Rings.
Rich suit Of Jcwclry of new styles.
Bracelets, Necklaces. Earrings and Pins Of
great variety.
Pearl, Carbuncle. Seal aud other Rings.
Silver SPOONS, Forks, Ladies'. Butter KNIVES,
Ac., AZ.
Silver Pitchers. Tablets, Cups, salts, 4c.
Fancy Silver Goods of new styles.
Plated Tea and Collce sets Of late patterns.
Casters. baskets. lee Pitchers aud Cups.
Plated ar Alabata Forks AMI Spoons Of best
quality.
Table aud Pocket Cutlery, Scissors a Rasors.
Watches carefully repaired.
Pans, Opera Glasses. rortnionaiesi beautiful
Paris GIT aud Porcelain Vases; beautiful Par.
IL Card Receivers aud ether articles; PrOuts
Hair aud Tu"th brushes Fine Marble and
bFonEed Paris clocks nronHed Figures aud
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DGArgn--rHE PEi'l A'It,LL, Pam roH
ff,V The iampus irotiiug horse l'cxter arrived
this cit, Wednesday morning from chi.
.aEo. Tie sss delivered :" NJ. nonner ~ the
.n~rn'-'n Of tA.t day. and yesterday Mr. lion.
uer dr.ve him isr tic hrsi time on Harlem
Lane. aud alsooi. the I'risai. trntting pari near
Mace nibs DAM. ane II thc Directors nf the
Park relates that a. soon a. the h"rse made
his appearance Ia front 81 the club House all
she gentlemen present u.ok oil their hats A.
here has been considerable disru. sion concern.
.ng the price paid for the King Of the Turf.
sc have ot,siBci for publication the following
receipt. which will settle the mattcri
''Received. New i"rk. september u. isss
e Robert Bonner. ESQ thify three thousand
dallsT- fur the horse Dexter, said by previous
sgreeasni. and this day delivered ~ .ne Il
him. aud garreni.'l sound.
~. T.. F,ssnr.'
In order 10 iofia 81 IDEA 81 Dexter super.
..siiy oyer I'll '.ihcf trotting horses. il i. only
nrcrssary 10 state that during FinrG Temple,
.utirr career an lhe turf he trot,ei "niy tom
- i've h'ais in icsT time than 2.32. while hex
ter has irdted in los than two years twenty
seven heats IN 2.2s ~ quicker The horse that
has ranked next to Dexter Oh the turf. during
ihe pas, iwo years. !. Lady Thorn aud she ha'
never mRde even one heat IN 2.22. while lex
ter has troite'l. as hofscnicn say, away down
N 2.i5!. At'e iiork Past
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MILITARY GOODS

swords aud Belts for Army aud Navy, Sash.
%. spurs, buttons, Lace, Cord, Navy Lace,
Caps, stars and Enibroideries, Array Eiabroi.
derics oi all kinds. chevrOns. Bindings, Clulh,
A.. Field Glasses. Pistols aud Cartridges
March -. IsGi.-ly.
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ID AFFLE ron a BIRD HOUSE
THOMAS MULLIN. Jr..
COACH MANUFACTURER

No IS North 81. aear Saratcga.
BILTIHOEE. Nd
gnNHoMA> MrLLiN. IT,, keeps
on baud 4 MANUFACTuR RES
10 ORDER. CiRRfi9Es OE'SE----A
EIEEY PRESCRIPTION. At si"rt Justine. glRds
-" liErAlRiN0 done ~ abort notice. aud
al ren-nnnllc terms. Fob 10. IshT -iy.
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baltimore Advertisements.
MILL R'S
Rat and Mouse Killer.

a FULL GROWH RAT WEIGHS AgOTT'
4 FOUND, AND WILL DEST'ROI .
FIVE BUSHELS or corn
4 TEAR!.
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GuAVusa W,N tHAt Wtii xss MsIt aH CaArG.
Take "ne l~''ind 'allow. iwp I=,iinds b.cswax,
aud four pounds r'siu mels together IH,uT
imta cold waisr. aud when eald snaagl, H. han
die. pull Il iiii white. Put on cold.
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fl'llE undersigned w"nl respectfully call the
l attention ri tie public To- hi, very large
assortment 81
D0THLE ASH NfNGiE HIEREL GTNN
Having direct communication with the fac
tpfi's 10 Eurnl, nui receiving new aud fresh
G"ods uul hy hesriY every .tcainer. he i able
>" sell wholesale 90 retail 81. low rs any other
r,srrctahi" house =. the r"uuiry.
lLNp
PISTOLS ~ - IL, H,"st apuragud kinds -
RIFLE ". or t'n.i. ani ralihrc. great Varir
~ at Gnr PONDER FLAskS. SHOT BELTS.
GAME NA">. Elct beet water pranf aud y.
h ZAP. Nu.kei atd .. H. tap Cartridges If
Oh kin',. amd sizes Powder shot. wa'lding.
and. 10 'art every nriirlc g. ~ uu' the sInFis.
'ian ~ lli" most approved mHnher.
~" \ reii b. irsirriMlly soliritrd At ~. -
SOUTH tALNLls STREET. baltimore.
80 Guns W,de T.. nticr. aud all REPAIR
1876 done .u 80 l,.-t hammer aud warranted.
ALEXANDER MrrOMAS.
Marrh H.. i'r.. ~. Established lSia.
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The SOMBRERu GUANo Of which MORO
PHILLIPS PHOSPHATE is aud Away, ha.
been manufactured. land Of which he has sole
control fnr the United States contains iilty per
cent. more Bone Phosphate than Raw Bone.
therefore il !. more durPbic. The addition OF
Ammonia gives it grcStcr ier,iliEing value.
over six years experience ha. proved I" the
Farmer that It makes heavier grain than even
stable msnurr. aud 1. not nnly active but
lasting
f.' Prize, si6 per ton ol 1000 lbs. Discoum,
t''iralrs..
MORO PHILLIPS.
s"l- Proprietor aud Manufacturer.
fttlss
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GROCERIES. WINES Liquors :.

GROCERIES. WINES LIQUORS {.
MOTT ICE!
r. ALL Lovers az Guhr E&ASlll-.
WINE. TEAS AND rl.ot E.IE.
Having purchased the su;'r".i 90. y. ..
IoE, IN lat" hu.inc. "i tr.cu i -, - ".
baltimore Street, near lI"..ia, ST. in
prepared t., nilcr great .sdf-sastf. p. "r f..
ipm'"s. wHOLES iLE AMI RETAIL
Keep constantly "n haui a. lar.... .ui N-'i
s.ir"tci SfoCIt uf GOODS .,i.s..t.t, j.
pat -
GREEN a BLACK TEA>.
%! rh"-,' chop:
'"FfEES Java. i.ae9yra. H..
English ani American
PICKLES. 'AfEl,S iNDCON biMENr-.
OLIVES. ITALIAN MA'CARnNi.
ASD NERMECiiLA
Fresh famed Fruit. "i al ..i..l 'aurl
Meat. and Fish. Foreign anil paiur ti. Pr.
serves aud Jcll-s. hnyt "u haul q lirc
Stnrk Of Old
BRANDiES.
WINES
WHISTLES
tND Gl% which offer To- Hotel E-.,,cf.
ai III" r'rF forrest ys,c6s, aud ask a call
THOMAS " GREEN.
~ West Baliim"rc - near II"llniay
April ~, ls.7.-ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-28
County advertisements.
WARREN STORA,
BALTO. COUNTT. M.
GREAT REDUCTION ~ rRl'Ea uf
SPRING 6 ,SUluUER GOODS

GREAT REDUCTION - rRl'Es 90
SPRING 6 SUMMER GOODS
GREAT INDUCEMENTS offered ia Lt.
~ DRESS GOODS, such rs Spring O.
mers, satincits, French aud Engliih Mcrn"
Alpaca, all wool Dclaine, Laws. MuaumbilI
PopPleins aud Plain aud Fancy finis ii''i"
~! TO 20 cts. per yard.
So ~ o'OOis at 'ity Irio,, -sa
HOSIERY AND
FANCY GOODS. Sc.
A large assortment ii BOOTs and snoEs..
for men, women and childFcns wear. trir,
HATS and CAPS Tor gilrs aud gcni,.
CROCKERY A HARDWARE.
TIN A HOLLOW wAE,
WOODEN WARE.
STONE AND EARTHEN WARE
GROCERIES,:
Brown and White Sugats. Japan a,.i t,',.i.
Teas oi fine flavor aud high grade "ld H..
aud other coil.cs. Of fine lualiii,..
KEROSENE. PAkAPHlNk ANn
LINsEEp Oils.
PAiNT-.
MEDICINE.
BACON. FISH. SALT 4 TA&
Country si"rckeepers aud hrsd- 90 ..i.. to-
will find !, greatly To- their a'ivania-e p. ~
chase their
BROWN MINLGN HEEE
As well altogether our own MAKE nhd ..
warrant u inily equal 9" anything n.''." 'nil
State.
20 ! ciLL II NOLICIYRB. -.
n. T.. THOMAS
For Warren Manufacturing r"ur lHr,
ter y. B.-CoCNTRT PKnbit't ,.,.,..,
exchange for Go''l.. q, city pr.r"-.
NAV I, lSG5.-Gin.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-28
nNE HUNDRED DoILARs.

The Treasury Department are n"w paying
ThE ADDITIONAL BOUNTY.
~ Soldiers entitled 81 the aboYe Bounty.
can receive tsainIit sstile.,eai W appiylIg. 40
once. N Col. IIANllSOH ADtEOE,
April i3.--6m.