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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-15
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h.' 40 autifcd. lac'i b.. room, e,,iaimin. q Al
sn 80 man AN az oid taau
galr q la',, i',r dn'.ni~'i taa lans
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seil ta,sht Fic sith yoauFsr tusu
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u lassinE from my grasp away
MD though This pnlss srrms fnii ufi.f.
] 90 80 Go day . ~ old e. day
strsnr- that . never f.iti-E.r-
That hal almHst rfafhrtl ~ l,4f.
- hafl is nearing deaths dark shur
10 aAfsrs hf l~hnd ur fuil
Ani SCI iutr tisif murmuttnf sa.I
Their itstaut hfsaks.a' t,ruui arfat
And snff ] 'sia say "ianssu
BE- eid &" dal it 90 o. las
rin' h.a. .t u,.ne. aud tho,. hrasi l...l
That siuulsf utath sHt t.ttld sht
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f''F st.l l."s A"unr .n rft. afraf
b. t.aaf t'INs. t siat.if. Ia
lni .'f n.4Hl tunii $3.50.
laAt3,,t,,,s, shoot h,at. .,.1 o..
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bot nHu 600 m..f .inuIi O.. . s-4r....
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-15

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pfQs sllua tlfr int iie mau shn has a 'sni.
. of . tgu.s.-.ua. . alSa's the most iudrl- a3,ut
al4 .tt ta.r't ffaaIecu % hand " fefm1uru'
sa .,sH- .H itt Aud shai .s a.sl ttgr. iu 600.
r,u1esii.n. .u rfaeHrai wa9 is fh, latA sisA D.
,, ahui 90 tHs ri.d Snius American hoy.
i.t iht i,.i ita ttags have tefn loath 20 ,cstu
.-ad.. IT,, MANY ol 'hru irsif, 90 Wirli ,af ,
.tsAs susiehI 90 hamuisr AVS and rlaues To-.
o.n. .coueuac nov .. that s.iiiel labor is scAfcc
ana iha' 'hc best Ilao,. .u oar workshops 40,
Oh - by foreigners li, some Aiul ~ icachlus
at aust reform th.s ,,a Thar, must D., m0fr
I ,araura.t .tmrui f.f tays 20 learn 'faacs auI 90
mechanical vocation musi be- iign.hei aud or.
waited ht DcinR fetogniEri - worthy the study
and ilr H,,i ,itrincni ~ lhs most Intelligent anl
/ '.it mpsi iANusci ~ tsctN 0ummunity w ms'
! a .s5 S "a, 90 ivu -4uoe fnm q ucghborns si.
, arr. wAo Ups 90 his wav to enter one ~ 10,
I large machine .sorsin Philadelphia 10 learn a
4 trtA, lls hal an education 20 % him for an,
I yfuf,ssIuu. aui - hen be hes his maJuf,u. he
/ vii t,Cuuic iAv po.s. .sof 81 a competency ue,
cfihcss.. ihc ua'isc good seus, of the hoy back a
| hS the practical advicr " an Older brother m.
dnccl him 90 earn trade and We predict that
/ hoy wiil hecon, a man ~ fcslceiahlltty aud in
iiueHoc ga any community blcsscd hereafter with
| bis citizenship
nf Gihou uls,gyaiions aud conclusioni
ON 'his subject are sound and practical lleihinki
II mote boys learn trades future Govetnors of ih,
Commonwealth will have less applications lot
! paflous io dispose Of HIrr,sbgrg Naf. Csdri
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-15

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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-15

ew- A jutyman was asked whether h, had
been charged by the presiding Judge Wei.
Squire" aaii be, "thc little hilow that siis ~
In the pulpit, aud kinder bosses Il oSer the CROW
gin Ne a talk, but don iknow whcthet he ehar,l
anything OF not"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-15

So Philosophy says that shutting the c,es
makes the sense Of hearing mote acute 4 way
suggests lha, this accounts Tot the many closrd
eyes which are sern In our churches cycry Sal
bath.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-15

Np. riihole City, that once lively lla.c In thu
pennsy lvania oil region, whrr every drill .iru,h
oil, has pretty much faded out and gone back u"
Us native wilderness. Tke Chase llonse, which
cost SsO, 900, Is heing taken down and REMOVE i
10 pleasantville.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-15

ns- Every man ought to rai hi lebis. Il tr
eau Every man ought tn get married Il hr ra'i
Ever, man should do his Nogk o. sHil hi. ,ut
tomcis, Il he can Ever, wife should surruu. 3
bold het tongue, II she can. Every hw.,t sLuuid
occasionally tell the truth u he eau. Evc, n,,t
ought lo mind his own busiuete aud lu other
people alone, II be can. =
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-15
80 ", nAs III. oollo~ ny 'ro~ 'b, 2

prAiet j. moving lii, the itt',,l rl,., u' u..
,hsnetN that b. u lie n,Ver hooked br,i,r tud
as iAI ~ critical jadg gmrnt escs a,,sf 49,, O.,
~ hoFsy than he Is nov llis physical ,uuii
iioo Is a model that Wou,l dclshi 'hr gem.
leh,s,. eve of a Hcrung ~ = Sii LAWaid iaut
seer fNc muscular development IL .mm,nst
lis o,.ai g,.sirns like saiin, hi, iot A's suuul
aud bis style u going So grand and ras, ~ ,,,u
to please the critical eye cf Nj Ronnrt ",
saw Doblr slxeainS the hotsv un the fasih,t
Coarsc the 01hsF morning aud--we ~trr salts
h,a that the world had lsodu,ed bat "nc hs
ter. The uaisri, tstorr ts, ,us e.. .'r ,'a... ..f
!. eNl.e.ial 90 e.lin.e ali trcnla, ! INN,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-15

f0- llctc Is the best pun at the ccniut! and
by these presents We cunicf on is unknown
author, whoever he may be. the grand rto.s -
the Legion OF lionor-whch cVet, fuul W~,i.
now.a-days brigham Young Is indeed u pa
lar of Salt--Lake. Ills idea oi u wilr Is l.uis
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-15

- because nose is wrll-tcd. u d@tn .
neccssarily follow that The individual hchind II j.
mentally 20.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-15

-. The hog may not hs lhoroUghly pasted
~ =. '.shmsiir, hu' when soa come 10 osqnars root
iis . ihrrs--ihs hog s
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-15

IN. An Irlshman, short llme In this eounl'y,
was eating boiled gFcen corn. Alter eating OF
all The corn, he pa1scd The cob back ~ The lady,
uhO Sal at tie head ofth table, saying "would
you plass b. ~ Kind as 10 pat suIns uoIs banel
on The siek p
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-15
4 Modern Iiiae BedI1l-I HOTJ'iJis
Record Of Crime.


4 casc has just been tried ia the Criminal Cuuft
/ vi Posen, Prussia, which IN It's peculiar aitvrti!
actually Outdoes the sanguinary legend i Hue
I lizard.
The criminal was houkhiudeT named WITT
man, aud the s.iuc Vi which hs MAS aeeus"d aha
| Tor which he has been condemned 10 death was
the poisoning Of four wives and two children ia
ID. space ofsiS years
! This Whitman while working as ionrncy m"h
| "a Ttolin some ten yeats ago, made Tue afInnlh
i iahcr 81 lhe goyrfbtss 0i his employer an ~
iirth Who died .uddeuly not long nil"fwaid'
having his culture fortune to bis gov"fntss.
3 Whitman th.reaIson settled ~ Violin, nnI, 10
I $40, married the hsires1 ol ,'ifsch. I"p
! mal" children were born OF ihis union. ln ~
/ W.. Whitman died very suddenly, .tating al
I .ir t,u..'ti 10 her husband Three months aiisi-
wnid- the eldest bUy wa ATTACKED 10y mysicu-
ous disease aud also died
I IN June l-cs. Whitman manned ii' -~turI
/ Win, Who had likewi." s.mr mnu's af4 MI"
ii-'i 10 The following De. u'h'f aint iHsing
made a. will ia h'f husbani favor 'iFh' dl! +
/ previously In April, leGi, Whitman 'p"k %
ihlfd wiir - hiG io.tiu iu Ill. iffa.n o. Hh hrif
f,s.. nichsr THAI 'iihtr q she pfcsi. l''iH.
aud this woman 81 Thin hyr months IDii,
I n't.r having inads wtI dlsliug t'T 'ff'ht.
7 letuseu htf husband and her mpft'i So
I,.uths after Lef ee.,ih Wlfttuaa rt''I'! ..f n.'
ss,.ti, lndy wifh nn' 'Al.3 Hl. aH. iNf.'
aft,r 'hr inHrfias"
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tsn ll.. fourth hh4 ..' elts lI.. a - l.i. iui'-
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-15
The Old-istabiishcd stand ;.
Now Dood-.
Now Good.
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
W. hss, ju.t received fr.,n Sc~ Yafk ani
w Baltimore. frnm ircct mpariaii.H. fr.n
L4fole. = Ono assortment oi GOODS nlf...
ne HlAek Airarss Alpaca ilftrcs be. .nrt.
Issuslftl Challies, 'haml,ere utnFhams. Mo-
hester Uiughafns. Ar COTTON GOODS .i
aii isscfi piinns flsids Ganhfics. Lawns nr',
STYLES 20 Caiicoss from cents pef ysfi uI
Nhits, Rcd Ani Opera Flsnncis. beautiful ban
49, Table Gluihs. hRe Lineu Nhpkins Towel
crash.
ytAuIR T4SNfAgRKN 'OTT0AApE>.
ColTING Avn PANT LINENS
aAl a ane ,tocs Il MrsLiNs. hlcached .nd
unblsae he'll. from 20 cent. pef yard ~. aud
aiiEETiNG. bieached aud unbicachcl.
a..ar,,nsn, of iIosiEilY. sin iinen Hand
kefrhlef'. rheer. aud grca, variety 4 80
TONS
A fine assortment Of
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.
Aiah,.a Ware. Hardware, Quecnswarc, 'f.-'k
eTywafs. T'nwale, A.. hne assert
HATS, BOOTS Ann
SHOES. for
Ladies. 0entlemsn and Children.
Away. On hand GROCERIES, Of the best quail
ity TEAS. srlcEs, Ae. OILS, (burn.
ing and iubflcating , LAMf
clIlMNEYs. Ac.
ee.PATENT MEDICINES generally Ia usr
SUMNER MATING A oil CLOTH.
Yn.sH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
constantly on hand.
na-cALL AND SEE.
g1.0a.is delivered free ~ charge. vs2
A call is respectfully solicited before going
| elsewhere. We think oar Oo,-ls aud Prizes
cannot fail N please.
Na-we are now offering a. great inducc
nants IN bargains as can b. found in the cities
of anywhere eise, having constant conn,unisa
lion Lstween Towsoniawn md baltimore. Ans
article not laand In our sLsre eau hc furnished
on The shortest notice.
wM. 4. ElikALEY A BROS,
Jane 3e.--Iy. Towsontown, Nd
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-15

~ ar''l aan an T,aching his seycntirui birth LAY
l-e "n- auaife'l. lacd b.. roon, s,,iaiminr q a.
an 80 man an an oli taau
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-15

(tALL At gLEtYgiAHD A cos, ies n.
- GAY 'nERT. and sss thsiF SPRING
60e,Ds d cry 1 ,eslpslon. lApTll is.-iL
The Montana post., 1868-09-25
[PUBLIC-No -. ]
ID, June %, 1868.

AN ACT appropriating money to sus-
tain the Indian commission and carry
out treaties made thereby.
BE 10 enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States of
Americd iR Congress assembled, That for
the purpose of Carrying. out treaty stipu-
lations with various Indian tribes, and
defraying the expenses and disburse-
ments made by the commission author.
lied by the act of July twenty, eighteen
hundred and sixty-seven, entitled "An
act to establish peace with certain hos-
tile Indian tribes, during the year eight
cen hundred and sixty-eight," the sum
of one hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars is hereby appropriated out of any
money in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated, to be expended under the
direction of said commission.
Approved, June %, 1868.
The Montana post., 1868-09-25
TPUBLIC-No. 53.l

AN ACT to change the times OF holding
the district and circuit courts of the
United States in the several districts
in the State ofTennessee.
BE It eBacted by the Senate and House
IF Representatives. ot'the UHited States of
Americd en- Congress assembled, That the
circuit and district courts tor the district
of East Tennessee shall hereafter be held
at Knoxville, on the second Mondays of
January and July in each year, and for
the district of Middle Tennessee, at
Nashville, on the third Mondays of April
and October of each year; and for the
district of West Tennessee, at Memphis,
on the fourth Mondays of May and Mo-
vember of each year; and that all re-
cognizances, indictments, or other pros
ceedings, civil and criminal, now pend1
ing or returnable in said courts, shall be
entered in court and be heard and tried
according TO the times o: holding said
courts as herein provided. This act
shall take effect from and after the first
Monday of July, eighteen hundred and
sixty-eight.
Approved, June 20, 1868
The Montana post., 1868-09-25
TPUBI.IC-No. 54.f

AN ACT 10 amend an act entitled San
act granting lands to aid in the con-
struction OF railroad and telegraph
line from the Central Pacific railroad,
in California, to Portland, in Oregon"
Be u enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives. of the United Suites Of
-4meried tss Congress assembled, That sec
tion six of an act entitled IAN act grant
ing lands to aid in the construction OF a
railroad and telegraph line from the Cen
trail Pacific railroad, in California, TO
Portland, in Oregon" approved July
twenty>fifth, eighteen hundred and six
tyssix, be so amended as 10 provide that
instead of the times now fixed in said
section, the first section of twenty miles
of said railroad and telegraph shall be
completed within eighteen months from
the passage of this act, and at least
twenty miles in each two years there
after, and the whole ON or before the
first day of July, ammo Domini eighteen
hundred and eighty.
Approved, June 25, 1858.
The Montana post., 1868-09-25

Two real estate dealers, of San Fran
cisco, got into dispute the other day,
in the course of which one offered to
bet the other fifty dollars he would show
himself the most liberal OF the two by
giving the largest sum to the Orphan
Asylums. The bet was accepted. They
met at the Bank of California, each
having drawn check tor $4,000. Ash
was a draw bet, stakes were added TO
the amount, and the whole sum deposit
ted to be divided equally between the
Protestant and Catholic Orphan Asy-
lums. IsIrl .-s 1e- Li..f.I a--
The Montana post., 1868-09-25

A peanut vender on Boston Common
has been indicted as a nuisance. "a
The Montana post., 1868-09-25

local NOTices-Oue dollar Per liEe Tor three
urs 80 iess . cents per line for ten lines less
"a cents Per line tor eleven lines more
The Montana post., 1868-09-25

a5 L's 81 s. lla siss,isH lssolil 7sei
.-rlfsntH
The Montana post., 1868-09-25

On the way we left to the right, near
the head of Grizzly Gulch, the always
active Il. X. D.'' mill, which keeps from
morning until night, and from night
until morning, pounding up the rock
for its energetic proprietor. Pony Rick
er," and which is surrounded by every
evidence of thrift and success Near
The New York herald., 1868-10-30
NOTICE TO DISTRICT CANvAssERs.

liz BOARD OF surrrvIsons.l
The following relative to returns for the Sovsu
ber election, was adopted . 100000 =
Resolved That the county Of New ork be and hereby
divided for the next eec,oa into twelve Return DISTRICTS
F,r district, composed of the First, Second, Third aud
second district composed the Fourth and Sixth wards
Third district, composed OF the seventh and Threenih
Fourth district composed OF the Tenth and Foureenih
Firth district composed OF the Eleventh Seventeenth
slxh district, composed OF tho Eighth and Ninth wards
ssvs,,h d.rs' somposed ?, sae Fifteenth ward
Nnih district, composed OF the Eighteenth and Twenty
Tenth district composed Of the Twente,h and rwenysec
Eievenih district, composed OF the Twelfth ward.
Tive lth district, composed OF the Nineteenth ward.
several election as csss rsSo sc, ss return
te or'sna statements together With eogy q The pc ,s
the same 70 The Supervisor who h heen designated Tor 70
The oowns Supervisors hereby designated TO
receive ahs isnrns rom ,he vansae 81 ins aai
First dis.r'et-supervsor Henry smith a. New Court
Second disiric,supevisor Walter Roche, No 5li rean
Tnrd dsrict-surcrv,sor william NJ Tweed. At 40. i1
Foarh disrc, Supervisor James Hayes. at 30 2e Elm
f'f.h district Supervisor Gersop ~ Hermann At No 7
Sixth district Supervisor Andrew Beas!ey Sew cour
seventh dsrct-snperysor orson Blunt, al No iis Nia,b
fhh s'siric,-superv,sor sheridan Shook at 40 ais West
Thirty.fourth street.
Ninth district supervisor Andreas wimann 81 No. 2r
East Tweny.hrs street
Tenth dis,rc, supervisor John Bnce. No 422 West
Thirty thir street
tisven,s district Supervisor Smith Ety. Jr at No. 1903
God street
.,Tweth dsric,-supervisor John ro1 a. New cour,
House.
TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY AND COUNTY or
II New
.nss sg having psrsmPoriy defined reason:
to county Conventions after consultation with prominent
nion men, nominats HORACE 0kEELy for the oface Of
Register of the county OF New YORK -
GEORGE w. BLUNT,
Chairman OF the Twenty seconi Street Convention.
:. RUFUS n. .ANDkbWs,
Chairman Of Conference Commos Of Twenty srees
Convention.
The New York herald., 1868-10-30

TWENTIETH WARD
SEQ 81 Tho Twentieth ward sha divided into twenty
nine election arcss tue extent and limits OF which said
election districts shall DC as .oiows-
all that part OF the city bounded by lying
wen'yAth street, Tenth avenue fwentyciShh street ani
Inr second Election District OF the Twentle,h Ward sba
contain al tnai the Gay bounded oy lying within
Iwea shh s.re Tenth avenue, Tnirsecond and
rae faird Election District o. the Twentieth Ward shau
!n.ysecond street, Tcnsi avenue, Taysxth and
Tac son,tn Election District OF the Tive IN ward sh,u
contain thai part OF the bounded by lying within
lh eighth street, Tenth ayeaae fofea street aud uud
The fnh Election Dls,rc. tho Twentieth Ward shan
Tnrysshh street, Ninth avenue foreth enlh
avenue.
pant OF the city bounded b lying within
1ny sain ssrces, Ninth avenue. ihirtyesnh
Ine Election Dsrc, Of tho twentieth Ward shall
Tny-Iouih street, Ninth avenue, Thirsysih
The sh.n Election Dsric, Of twentieth Ward shan
contain a ma, par, y 'he ey nonaei ey and yn wilnn
contain All ina, part city bounded BY and hing within
Tareth street. Ninth avenue, Taty street and
Tenth Election psrc, OF the Twentieth Ward shall
all that OF the city bounded lyin within
Twenty eighth street, Niatn avenue, rnrieh and
Inc Eevenh Election District OF the Twentieth ward shall
ali that pan % the city bounced by aud yns
lweniyss.h street. Ninth avenue iweniycsnth street aud
The TweiS Election Dstric, the Twentieth Ward shall
Tweniy street, Eshih avenue Tweayeisa6 rec AMI
Nntu avenue.
Tue thirteenth Election District OF the Twentieth Ward
shall contn all tna part OF he city bounded by and ying
within twenty street. eighth Thirteh street
sna Ninth avenue.
sha all that pnri Of city bounded Dy and lying
within 1hlrieh street, Eighth avenue Thirty street
and Ninth avenue
The Fifteenth Election Distric, OF the Twentieth
thai pat ol the city bounded yins within
Thirty street, Eighth svenuc Thif.yailh
Tse sssenth Election District Of the Twentieth Ward shan
contain all na part o tc e,y bounded ny and lying wihn
1hnn street, Eighth avenue, Thirty street aud
Ninth avenue.
the Seventeenth Election District Of the Twentieth Ward
shah contain all that Of the bounded by and lying
within Ihysevenih street, Lishih avenue. forteh street.
Ninth
The Erghteenfh Election District Of the Twentieth Ward
shs All that pa Of the city bounded by aud ying
fvrh street, seventh Thirty sixn aud
Eighth avenue.
The Einrteenth Election District OF the Twentieth Ward
shall all ths part OF the city bounded by aud lying
within Ihitysn street Seventh avenue, 1hrs fourth
street and Ei.hth avrnre.
The Twentieth Election District OF the Twentieth Ward
shall contain all that pa OF the city bounded ~ lying
within Thirty fourth street. seventh avenue Trtys.eond
street and Ei.hth avenue.
Ths Twentvhs. Election District Of the Twentieth Ward
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-31

For Sale
The Schooner ANNA NJ. NASH, of
H1/ Boothbay, Me-, 1876 tons, carpenter g
AtE measurement, in good condition, well
LAkWkA- found in sails, rigging, anchors and
chains. Is an extra built vessel and
carries ,reu in proportion to her tonnage four years
old, and is a good saer. Sold to close a concern.
For further particulars apply to
MCPHERSON, PERRY & THACHER.
October 80, 1868. dit =