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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-17
Loss By Portland Fire, July 4th

rTNHE total amount covered by the Etna Peli-
i cies on property destroyed or damaged is
$2O6, 1854, on which salvage will be about five
per cent. Our total loss will not VARY much
from S200,00O, and was promptly adjusted and
paid. This sum is five per cent upon the Com
pany's assets, figure but slightly exceeding
our Government aAd State taxes paid last year.
or proportion equal to $500 loss for COM
pany of $l0o.00e assets. u.s .gs VI.
The necessity for insurance and the value of
wealthy strong corporations is fOrcibly il
lustrated by this fre Several weak insurance
companies are destroyed. Portland has a
population Of 3500O-was handsomely built,
mostly hne brick or stone struciures-protected
and screened with urward Of 600 shade trees
bounded on three sides by water-indeed,
literally, almost rising from the 0cean--and
with steam fire department-yet II has $lO,l
900 900 of property consumed in a few hours
upon holiday when its people are least Oc.u-
pied-from the very insignificant cause Of
contemptible hrecracker.
Remember the trihing origin Of fires that
sweep away in a few hours the earnings of
years. Consider your best interest and give the
Etna Agent a call if you need proper insur-
ance security. Pay fair rate Of premium for
q good and genuine article, and with these
lights and experiences before you, procure
your Insurance with shrewd judgment.
Applications for insurance promptly attended
10 by II. A. LITTLETON 4 CO., Art.
ls-No N0. q " adlAo1 rtItel.--
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-17

These springs are numerous for six
miles along the Pluton river; and travs-
lers declare that they far surpass the
famed Geyssrs Of Iceland They. are
not volcanic but result from chemical
action. The smell of birthstone, the
hissing steam, throbbing waters, and un-
derground roaring and trembling, are
peculiarly diabelioal. Indians regard
them with the widest terror, and cannot
be persuaded to approach them and
some white visitors never dare to enter
the canon. They are among the most
curious and wonderful of the many curl
osties and wonders OF the Pacific coast
No other regions Of equal area can
boast half the natural beauties aud mar
wells Of California. Yosemite, the Sier-
ras, Mount Shaster, the Big Trees, the
Geysers, and Lake TAhoe-brightest
gem in her mountain coronet-an are
worthy OF note among the most impress
sive features Of the visible uAiverse. Al
ready they are sought annually By hun
dreds Of foreigners and the compile
ton Of the Pacific railroad will make
them the pleasure grounds Of the world.
Judge Il. D. clsyton'I Charge to the Grand
~ Jury Of Dale County. ul a
We make the following extracts from
n-r-H.a. nm-.--H
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-28
For Impartial Suffrage-Yes.

The leopard may change his spots, but man must hold
on to his darling peudces 1t to be contrary to
human nature to throw off its bigotry and array
itself in the heavenly robes Of liberality Eighteen
hundred years ago, from the Calvary, Christ
forgave his crucifers. Heaven forgave, but man did
not and Christians for eighteen hundred years. have
been violating the command of their Master by persecu
ing the Jewish people. vengeance is mine" saith
the Lord. This would not do for men, and they, too,
must have vengeance. This is but one of the many
cases where humanity has persisted in having its vic
TINS 1t seems to be requisite for to drive their
charos over the crushed hearts of of their unor
tunate felowmen as inhale vital air. The rees peo-
pie on earth have their preudces and iberasms and
always find it impossible to the notes In their OWN
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-30
FlNANCI l.
525 M I L T. S
OF THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
Running West from Omaha
Across the COntimen
ARE NOW COMPLETED.
PACIFIC RAILROAD
Running West from Omaha
ACROSS the Continent,
ARE NOW COMPLETED.

This brings the line 10 the eastern base Sf the
Rocky Mountains, and It is expected tnat me track
will be aid thirty miles further to Evas Pass, the
highest point on the road, by Januar. The maxi
mum grade from the foot of the aountains 70 the
summit is but eighty feet to the nile while that of
many Eastern roads is over one hundred. Work
In the rock.cuttings on the western slope will
continue through the wp6er, aud there Is now
reason to doubt that the eutre grand line to the Pa
cifc Will be open for business Ia 1870.
The means provided for the construction OF this
Great National work are ample. The United States
grants its Sir Per Cent Bonds at the rate OF from
900 to $4,000 per mile, for which II takes second
lien as security and receives payment to large II not
TO the full extent of its claim In services. These
Bonds are Issued each twenty-mlle section is
dbished and after It has been examined by United
States Commissioners and pronounced TO in all re.
spects q frst-class road, thoroughly supplied with
depots. reparshops, stations, aud all the necessary
rolling stock and other equipH ents.
The United States also makes q donation Of II 800
OF land TO the mile, which will be q source OF
large revenue to the Company. Much of this land in
world, and other large portions are covered with
heavy pine forests and abound in coal OF the best
quality.
The Company is also authorized to issue its own
First Mortgage Bonds to amount equal to the
issue Of the Governm MT, and more Hon, E. ID.
Morgan and Hon. Oakes Ames are Trustees for the
Bondholders, and deliver the Bonds to the Company
only as the work progresses that they always re-
present an actual and productive value.
The authorized capital of the Company is ONE
HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS, of which over
five millions have been paid In upsn the work already
done.
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HGBe PHILADELPHIA AND READING
80 RAILROAD COMPANY, Ofhce No. 2H :.
FOURTH Street, -, - ,o..
Notice is hereby given 10 the stockholders OF this
Company that the Annual Meeting and an election
for President, six Managers, Treasurer, and Secre,
tary will take place en- the second MONDAY lSth OF
az ssIIIs 'A'' - WILLIAM f. WEBB, Secretary.
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R65Js REDUCTION IN PRICE OF sTEOK 4
k-SS CO.'S ana HAines Bros PIANOs, MELO
DEON6 ,Etc,, 10 siilt ne tbHSs, II ~ Inn
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-30

nC95@ PHILADELPHIA AND READING
~ RAILROAD COMPANY-Odice,N no. 227 south
FOG RTh street,
PHILADELPHIA, December "a, 1867.
DIVIDEND NOTICE..
The Transfer Books OF the Company will be closed
on Tuesday, 3st instant, ana be reopened on Tues
day, January ii, 1868.
Dividend OF FIVE PER CENT. has been de.
clared on the Preferred and Common Stock, clear of
National and stale Taxes. payable IN stock on and
the goth of January next the holders thereof,
they shall stand registered on the books OF the
Company on the 3lst Inst, all payable at this olce
All orders for dividends must be witu e5sed and
stamped, y. BRADFORD,
u 26 Inn Treasurer.
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Earnings Of the companY.

At present. the PROFITS of the Company are derived
only from its local traffic but this is already much
more than sufficient to pay the interest all the
Bonds the Company can issue, If not another mile
built. It is not doubted that when the road is
completed the through traffic of the only line con-
Meeting the Atlantic and Pacific States will be largo
beyond precedent, and as there will be compete
tion, 1t can always be done at profitable rates,
1t will be noticed that the Union Pacific Railroad Is
In fact Government Work, built under the SUPER
vision OF Government officers and to large extent
with Government money, and that its bonds
Issued under Government diI ection- 1t is believed
that no similar security is so carefully guarded and
ceItaiply no other is based upon a larger or more
valuable property. AS the Companys
First Mortgage Bonds
Are offered for the present are NINETY CENTS ON
THE DOLLAR, they ave the cheapest security In the
market, being more than Is per cent. lower than
United States Stocks. They pay
SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD.
Or over NINE PER CENT. upon the Investment
subscriptions Will be received In PhIad delphiaby
DE HAVEN & BRoTHER. No. 40 s. Third street.
WILLIAM PAINTER d co, NO. SO 8. Third at
]. E. LEWARS & CO., TO- % g. Third street.
THE TRADEsMEN'S NATIONAL BANK.
In Wilmington, Delaware, by
r.. r. ROBINSON & co.
JAMES McLEAR d SONS,
And In New York at the Company's onice, No. 70
NASSAU Street. and by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, 2 Nassau st.
CLARK, DODGE q CO., Bankers No. 81 Wall st.
JOHN J. CISCO & SON, Bankers, No. SO Wall ST.,
And by the Company's advertised Agents throughout
the United States. Remittances should be made In
drafts other funds in New York, the bonds
will be sent free OF charge by return express.
A NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP, showing the
progress OF the work. resources for construction
and value of Bonds, may be obtained ct the Com
panys ohces' or OF its advertised Agents. Will be
sent Tree ON application.
JOHN J. CISCO, TREAsURER,
NEW YORK.
November 23, 1867. 70 wfm9t
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judgement q non I'ros-lsaac Coale and Others
w. George SLOW thowcr.
Judgments by C0H,essioH-Wm Smith vs. Geo
Fox aud John Fox Judgment Tor S1l.95. Wm.
Galloway vs.. Daniel Harding Judgment FOR
SiOels
State We. Eva Ahclmer, indicted FOR selling H.
quor without liccuse tried before the Court
not guilty. II r. Boarman, Ego, for defence.
WEDNESDAY, March q.
State W.. Lysandcr Mccullough, indicted for
an AnsAult aud battery on Henry Shew. State
vs.. William J. Mccullough indicted for the came
offence. State VS. Franklin T. Mccullough, in.
dieici. for the same offence Tried before jury.
vcrdie;s Lysandcr Mccullough, guilty VII.
liam J. Mccullough, guilty Franklin T Metal
Tough, not guilty. Neither Of the parties convict
ell was sentenced Messrs Giuinrs, Grason aud
Doarman for the defence State ys iaincs lliah
indiri fo- selling merchandise without license ;
s,ei'oi by u.c State Attorney
THURSDAY, March, :
The second trial Of the case OF tue State vs..
Thomas Crcamcr, indicted for the murder -. Peter
Wchr, In Baltimore ,ity, ON the iith Of Nuyeni-
hcr, 1866, was commenced this morning The
following gentleman compose the jury To try the
case Alfred 5. Cooper lioui. =. Matthews, John
G. knight, Didymus Gill, Elias Walker, Richard
q. DunPhy, Edward J. LeveringNian,s Thoml'-
son, Jabcz Thompson, Richard 9. Tmrcy, Elisha
Brown and John W. Fowhle, the last lhrrr being
ialcsmen. Messrs. Robert Emmett Jones aud Rcu-
bcn Moore Price assist Mr. Ensor IN the prosccu-
ton, while the prisoner Is defended hy col llol.
leu Richardson and VIM. NJ buscv ESQ
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H"s kitar' in your issue % February
800 e. table II weights and moasgr~-
~a.rl fh.geli wouii - very nsefli - snrlae-s
All mechanics a.-o II they wetr correct Tie
table - weights may b. b.i 'hinS yo'. have
'ie wrong .gses for measure.
I: gur l..Ae. which D.. ,hr Old Winr-ies ter
.-n-, contain. = "a and folf-,enihs cubic inch
g. J. would require box Is by - inches square
AMI = aa4 fourteenth. inches dccl 20 bold =
.shsl t1l ll ly 10 inches aud ioi inches
lsep To- ,,ii-push.l a box by and ihres-
teal r.he- Ani = and one-tenul inches deep tor
leck COX b. ? and Oae-ienth inchc8 and
aud ,hree-ieuths inchca deep for hali.galon.
and box 10y inches and anil two-,enihs
iaches deep Coz quart The Dimensions Of The
box 70 holl o barrel must. think, 10 wrong
a.so. but ! DO hot know what kind u
barrel T. mrani may say aso that boz ~
by :. and one-i'tih inches and inches deep will
hold a ha.frech
Tho measuring "a Of small parcels % lini
without calling Ga The surveyor think equally
useful 20 the farmer and others. II you wish 10
lay out an acre IN a circle, first fix centre, and
with rope radius seven rods three and three
e'ghis links Of u surveyor chain will sweep the
circle for an acre. For quarter or al acre,
ROPE three rods and fourteen links will give the
circle For onc-eighih 81 an acre, . rope two
rods and ihiriocn LINKS will do a. IL vou wish
70 lay out an acre 10 = triangle, make each side
nineteen rods q - and half inss long \ iri-
angle whose sides ~, SIX rods and twenty links
long will contain one.egh,h 81 an SER \
Square figure. 10 contain an acre should have
each ~ ii7 sides twelve rods. ten and even.
tsn,hs feet long
Perhaps ! AN ifcslassing too much on your
time and space by thus swinging around the
circle. and will therefore leave the Constitu-
iion ana ttg 10 yoGr hands
Yours, very respectfully.
y Shock
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Congress.

Tho Th.r'y-Nin.h caugrc.. expired hy hmia-
ton n clock ~ Monday lss' tni with .ile
official terms % Seaatof CtrsEel and R1pscsn-
,aisc Thonal have euiel. 'or ~ present rhsy
retire from their sats however. with anlarnisls.i
records, b.aring tbr enforcement - their rf-on
constituents
immodiasoiy. % the dissolution u the Thirty
Ninth Congress the Fof'isih assembled Ia tie
Senate, Hon. iien = WADE was elected Pfesi.
dent. The nane y Thomas swaun vas called
As one Of the senators fran Maryland, hu, Thorn.
As wasn't there 10 rgqpoad 10 IL IN ,he llous,
Hon Schuyler ColhA. 81 indiana was el.-,.a
speaker, fcceiving i2T votes oui q, is7 east
Msss's. Thomas and Phelps Of ihh Sn,s voted
tor NJ. colfaki Messrs Archer, NcCaiioueh
and Stone Tor Samuel :. Marshall Mr Neither.
son, was, by acciarnation elected Clerk o. the
House
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President johnson, IN Saturday Inst. sen, "a
bong message 20 'hc vuliei States Senate aud
iloas Of Representative scioins the rcconfifuc-
ton bin just passed aud giving his REASONS there
fot when the nrssage was read Ia The Senate
Hon l,ev,rdy johnson, la,ocr1iic senator from
this state. rosc aud made strong speoch ~ .,i-
tor Y ne IN ani against the veto. aud the bill
WIS then paasrd by a vote Of D. to iO.--morc than
,wo.,hifds--Messrs johnson and Creawcll voting
10 the affirmative
In the House the massage was reserved aud
read aud immediately iassel over the veto, with
ou, debate The vote stood ycas. 100 NAYS,
a. Msssr. John l.. and Ffancii Thomas voted
for ihe bill aud Mcssfs. Phelps Mccullough aud
Harris against Il. lly this concurrent action Of
bath ilons~s the bill is now = law, nolwiih-
standing the veto Of the President.
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E D,

- Baltimore city. ou the stA % o.. o.: seattle,
.rysF. CHAnLlY. beloved son 81. Fannie .ai
John Cro~thcT. Jr.. Formerly 81 this county
aged year. moatha nai ! day.
a. the residence If her sou-iu-iaw. 80 .
u. Huil. EsI., in Bcckl.y- i,lc, Bait. county
"a the goth - Fob. after @ liIgcf.lg .iisea.ca'
twenty years. Mr.. ELizAHEru Ktyy.r.,ri bout
go y.1rs
Dor mo.L, g. iie i,nl 81 dr. am. l,st t...
liy p4rss sp!r,; t'sak an uIHvs.d hight
Md fa..sl. With rapid sing, the uorli. "p fi.i
That shin" aud sli'tsn 90 abe star Ias SAY.
ltri, a. length, o r.a,lsi that taufs c''ni.
WIf~ir IS - tssa D.. 2. ircniy ai.d aitt..
rh'I" standing pn high hi4' towering r &c.
That T..' ~ .pi,Edid mai's,y ainue.
Ant a. .ts-at ,UtAfitaftd with fl.. sfsuf.
MAJ l4a. ~! 60 u.lugit uifh ti.e iI.st. e 4.-.'
80 ~ tnd meli1r.i beauty. gathered i.u.
Ani altll . came sue-t words 'iieftei4iu. fH
Se"r. je-u- $50 i,au. i.sid ta., ht. hnfa,
IAt. vote a. Notl,r'.' - AYE .a,,t %. '.u.
u . m.itnriy L.r l.y.ls counts iiai... .i.,..,
srhoinr strange rcst+sy through 49, sd ..'
%. til 9Th INST. near ~. WnshiA ,t.... NJ.
" AZ. tnEr HooE. beloved wife o.; EYt,ipt
HOOK. agci 81 year.
At the res!dcuc" 80 ats gr,ui-ltihst Nr.
Eocbuck Russell near Towsuntnwi. % the III.
instant, MANY cLuroN. aged 3 years and 20
dnys. daughter 81 Melchor and Sarah y. Arm.
acost.
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Circuit Court for Baltimore Co.
AiRcH TERN I-e7

lion j. e. d. Emory judy, John I gnsoF
state Attorney Joha I! l.ongnuckcr. CLERK
john j Harvey sheriff
ToNsoS.owN. March 9Th &C..
The Ae,cA TORN ~ this Court commenced on
Nouias morning INST The Sheriff handed in
list oi = aamcs % gentleman summoned 10 serve
s- iaroif. .rom which the grand and patti i1riss
wee drawn by the Clerk ~ follows
Grgrijsfy Nicholas % Parker. Fofcmn,
Wr \ Cook David BORING John " burton
N.nlninin Gorsgch Ip..c Fowler Thomas Miller
jams Elliot, Thomas " Scoi;. WIN Joucs vii.
lsm Buck Joha sheridan Joshua 81 linton
Asa u sniih, Henry Wafn'r Albert Smi.h. n.
ward Rider John hTmiiarr tieOrgc Scott,
1f"i'on "rmes, tha'. Snipley, Si!as Stocks
Gale John I. Shipity
Psi,f JYry Alfred : Coolei, John = Gore
u Matthews, 1homas Wright, Jr. John 7. Eos.
teg benjamin GOODWIN Luther Tiuianus John
q knight bidymns yin william. = .'sgy.er
Elias Walker, Richart q Junphy, Edward J
legeriug jane Thompson Charles II. Onrsl.r
Henry " Morrison Ia.e1 blackburn Zaehsrial
Jtcohs. Richard Matthew. Geor,. IIamii,on
Elisha whceleT. John \. lirisc6e, l:oi,cr, Elliot,
William \. Mansfield, John Bell
The original and trial dockels were called. re-
inl'inF IN annmbeF n judgments hy confession.
dciaGi,- &c
TuEsDAY. March
Tue ir,ai docket vas taken up thi. morning
and toe following cases dspossd Of IN the follow.
ng manner
gg.--Alnn Dsnlnead use OF Scot, 4 Bolster
~ jacOb Fife Samuel " Hart, executor IN Ar.
thur LcCouIi ys levi Merryman John Grew
executor of barbara Seinullct. w. John n Long.
neckcr william whieford. adrninisrator m
william T.. Whiieiord vs. Ann Willingham
AMI Benjamin Nillngham John 3 Cook ~
same Mary slater W same State use ~
Charlotte Withefs " WIN Kidd Chas. Simon
= John u Rogers David Carson and others
" IcOrge Slo,howof The President Managers
snd Company II the baltimore and Rss,nrs.awn
Turnpike " 7. Councilman aud T.. y u.
Newman
1grfoL--rhos. Chids W. Allen Paine.
&iiis'f -liuel J Smith vs.. the Northern Cen.
uni Railway Company Abram Martin We n.
sway Henry Fiogc ". T. A. Miller Henry
= ieice and others " Henry 4 iIars aud 9th.
ers Henry q kice ani oiisrs ~ John n. Nil.
.endOre and others
jadgD'sHis oa trAs a. 10 He'd jeremiah Fish
81 aud oihsfi use of Stewart, honey 4 doll ".
john u 4 Duncan Adam kahler w. Henry
Bel Chas Coblons ". *. Henry Smith
JstgusHis " DJash. John Kohlc Va. Ar
mold Luittnnn H. Nondcfsmiih, Of Peter "
Martin Kennedy William Galloway vs.. John p
Cuddy and John T. Mcrryman Judgment for
eil5.0a. James Bulork w. tie0fge WE and
Levi Merfynan Judgment far siisss John
Fuller ". james Jackson. Wesley r. cuddy.
executor OF George stabler, ". John y Cuddy
and samuel lilllingslea, Judgment for Siia Is. -
Lewis y. Echclbergcr vs.. Mary 4. isurkeii The
National Mcchnnies Bank OF baltimore Vs. Solo
mnn iiiiltn three cases. francis Denmead Va.
The baltimore County Brewing, Mailing and Dis.
hNing Comrnny Judgment Tor 80 Cl2
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John II. surratt.

il was doubted for awhile whether the indi-
vidual brought 70 our shores IL the gauOoat
Swa,AFA was really john II Surra,t tbs accom-
plice Of Booth ia tho assassination OF President
Lincoln, and it was gravely escorted Tia, the
whole thiug was but cieyc, iriyA 10 cArleaic
two young men from the PApal army, ia which
they had ,houghilessly enlisted These d,ubis
have all bcen removed, however, by ,he positive
Identification OF numerous witnesses who knew
Surrau intimately. By has inquiries uler his
friends and relatives and finally by has answer
ing 10 his name when arraignci upon the charge
OF murder Tie has pleaded ne, guilty 10
the charge brought agnins, hiui. aud his itial ,s
expected To take place AZ an catiy DAY "a she
Criminal Court Of Washington city
From tie evidence aud investigations IA the
trial Of Sufra,i. much may bc expected IN unycil-
ing tho mystery &c, surrounding the lou! tragedy
iH which be was So prominent an actor. lie "
Known 10 have bCen Booth principal aid aud
assistant 10 the pcrpesralion OF the crime, aud a.
such. doubtless mor fully acquainted with his
views his plans. the motives that prompted him
the icrsons wh0 wcTc his aidcrs aud abct-
;ors, and whether the crime was urged " agreed
npCn for political reasons 90 o,hc'Nis' a VI
uh.ch may POSSIBLY come ou; q, the trial
Surrau life Hntc ihr dread jc,.l Witch made
him AZ outcil.t ,som h.. i,r., Anl COUNTRY, must
have h.er cne q ur,rs.ns ,'rc AMI anxiety -
A0es o. mar..l So. f-.' ht.t ~ lim "a. u.lnf
.a Canada. ih,u lc - A. .,s, sigh, nf icf many
moetts. aun' be- =. t,c,cr tci D, counis,uia
IA .a. 81 q a o.. 4
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SPECIAL NoTrCE.
Consumption Curablc by DIR.
Schenck's Medicines.

'5Vrru CURE CONsJ MILTON. thr sy.tcm
-, must be prepared 80 that The iungs will
heal. T. accomplish this. the liver and stnm-
ach must iitst br clcan-cd and an appetite ere
a,cd Tor g"r1 wholesome fp-rd. which. hy these
medicines will BE- digcstci properly. aud guoi
healthy hloo,l made thus buildng M thcron
stituii"n. SCliENvk'S MANDRAKE FILLS
cleanse the stomach ci all bilious uf mucous
accumulations. 9ni 10y using tie Sea- Werj
Tonic IN connection. the appetite i' rc.t'tci
ScIlENCK'S rCLM0NfC SYRIr 90 nuir
cious a. well % medicinal. aud, hy using two
three rrmciic. al nruritic- arccxpclicd from
the sysieiu. aud -uoi. Wholesome hi"o.i made,
which will rcrrl 90. disease. II patient. will
take these meiicincs acr"rsinl g. direction.
Consumption very frequently IA %. !..t uusc
yirlis readily I" their action. The thc plis
frequently. t. clcau-c The liver rui .;omnch.
:, Hoes not follow that because thc 'nw'i. $500
uui coft.V" ih"N lgc Eo' -rW.grl .t ,uc
times in diH.rir they aye u"c,.-ary The
s,nmsrh must hc h,nt healthy. and =, a. "ti'r
created t. allow thr Huinrnic syfui. 9" sct "a
the -rsIir tory "rslr. property sal I'D 1ny
irritation ihcu ll 'Aat !. required o. l.r.pgl..
permanent euro -. g. ;:cy,at taking ~
ENcr. So h.ut ihc -oaui %. iut.ei l4.-. h'.
ca' al the richest t',d g.; ;u,ut. ..i..r. aii.
IN not. anything ;hc appetite crave: hu' o.,
particular AMI 'uasticaie we'll. ls~, ..inoi W.
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= " - - - I7"ii
NJ . n-elnrk Z. N.

= - =
Alb those TRacTs Ok PARCELS oF
LAND 't.,i' 10. iilim.ro county. called!
IL ''.L- .iai. +,nulcc' and "Uld Mani Chn.c. 60
sut l.ic. a." ss'n" Land describe. iu a iced
.r..t4 iicnrg p. Veil aHd wife To- William Fob.
% D.. tHd recorded q iiicr n. ". p. So. 81,
iol.' iHi &c. ON" nt tic land record books ~
Baltimore county.
I1.s ..Id q situate about nae hal. 20 q mile
.r'.u "Buc Mount" Station, un tnc Northern
Nea.r.l Railroad .:ij about mice from the
= attau station ga said y. &. Railroad. and
".H' Ga ;itecn ni'ie- .foin thr ~ % Baltimore.
!u.. .."AiS Or LAM. WORE az LESS
: .arsc P'-t..l. ct this land IS ~ cultivation.
rti t4c baunrc ~ II ia Wi au! Timber.
thof' ~. iA.s property GH" ;yp. s,"ry
DWELLING HrUNE.
AMI li. excellent Barn and other necessary
oat-busi'iinss. Thc land Is we'll watorcd ant
90: the finest natural quality oi soil and u =
nn~ o.. d, lair tate e.: cultivation.
4hi- PROPERTY "a located ia che 81 the most
ui.c, frau ,Ao Manor church, amt convenient
g. sca.ils, stores. A ai.d .is proximity 1, ia.
"hlur .i"ult Station "a the northern Contra!
Railway makes i; che 81 The most desir. .blc
Prppe-i.,5 ~ the county.
Tho Tcyms O.! sale a- prcscr!b,l jy u, ,!o.
cr"' are-Tho, nn, ha!:n: tho purchase money
shall i.H paid ia ca d on thc day - sale. aud
thc ll!sL-r ia twelve months from lay 81 aaic,
'hs c.ct.t payment - b,ar .Etcscs; from lay ui
al, N.tu s.iy srp' we'd The Trustc'I.
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