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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-07

TIE LATE JUpGE BRosSAN.-Thc Car
son Appeal, of this morning, contains
the following item:
"AucrIoS SALE OF Books.-A sale Of
law and miscellaneous books belonging
to the estate Of Z. U. Brosuan, de-
ceased, will take place Saturdaynexs.'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-07

TEE widow Of the landowner who in
1892 decided the land on which the city
of Madison, Wisconsin, stands, claims
that she did not sign the deeds, and de-
mauds dover in some Of the best lots in
the CITY,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-07
STOCK TRANSACTIONS.
fRryonrrp DAILY BY H.. H. yLAoo, BANNER.
MONETARY.
San FRANCISCO, Januar,

SAN Francisco, January G.
Mining stocks arc in better demand
to-day at better prices than on Saturday.
Gold closed in New York on Saturday
evening at l344; sterling, llo3.
Legal tenders are in moderate request
at 74t, buying, and IS selling.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-07

CoPrRlaurEp.-In San Francisco,
Guido Kustel has copyrighted a book
entitled, IA Treaties on Concentration
of all Kinds of Ores" etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-07

An original letter of John Wesley ha.
been found in Detroit and presented 4
a Methodist church there.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-07

A CHICAGO divorce case rests on the
complaint Of tho lady that her husband
made her get up In the night and make
the bed over.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-07

AK oil well near Ple~asautville, Penn,
nearly completed, was located by a me-
dunn, and is owned by Sp~iritualists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-07
srrx,r CRY is under the snow.

Mucu IN A LIrrLE.-Five Points, New
York-Republican vote, IS; Democratic,
. PAS,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-07

Two HUNDRED n FiFry-rwo general
engagements took place during our late
was. OF these sixteen were naval.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-07

IT has been decided by the debating
society Of Oxford University that ''horse
racing is unworthy Of Englishmcn.".
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-07

Mas. LmcoIx's old clothes have been
withdrawn from public sight.
OLD MAIDS ought to be charming.
They arc matehlsss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-07

ATr.nnd Mrs. Res arc now Engaged
INl In giving instructions IN the polite GU
accomplishment Of dancing. tho latest
and most fashionable styles being INA
taught, md In the shortest possible WI
time. They have the reputation Of DO. N2AS
ing the best and most competent teachers Of the
Tcrpsichorean art who have yet been In Gold
Hill, therefore all dcsIrous cnn now avail them.
selves of a most eligible opportunity.
Every Tuesday afternoon Mt from 3 TO 5
O'Clock, T.. NJ, aud In the evening from
Sto 10 o'clock.
Every saturday afternoon ut from 3 to 5
to 10 o'clock.
TERMs-Cnsh In Advance.
Gold Hill, Dec 10. 1867. drl6'tE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-07

THE things that are really for US,
naturally gravitate to us.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-07

Gold Hill Quartz Mill and Mining
Company.-Notlee.-The annual meeting Of tho
Stockholders Of the above named company, for
the election Of Trusteesto servo for the ensuing
year, will DO held on MONDAY THE THIR-
TENTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1865, at 2
o'clock, P. NJ, at their Office 4l4 California street,
San Francisco, California.
R. wEGENER, Secretary.
San Francisco, Jan. 2, 1858. lag I'd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-07

TLANTIG LEAD-5,eoo LIS.
"A Of White Lead.
In store and fer sale by
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-07

Fer snIe.-A new, latest style Letter Press
ssnplsts. Enquire q this shcss ds,l.G
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-07

WINDOW sMADEs-9oo WIN.
w dow Shades. all patterns.
For sale very low by II. o. KIRK 4 co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
Piper's Opera House |!

Propristors. Messrs JOHN and HENRY PIPER
Stage Manager Charley Rhoades
MUSICAL Director. ..............E thinner
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-07

Melville will have Conveynnces 90
take Parties to h Ball FREQ Of
Charge.
Gold I'LL. Dec. II, 1857. drll.td.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27

Where shall We go for the summer Where
shall We go where dyspepsia does not lurk Ia
every dish, and cottonwood ia every mattress
Where shall We go where mosquitoes are scarce,
aud good bread Is no, Where there u n big
barn for the children In play ia rainy days, and
where vile kerosene docs not ailiict ones noss
rainy evenings. Where shall We lind room,
where the sun comes In early IN the morning
and departs WHEN desired Rooms with big clio.
els aud plenty Of hooks, for all sorts Of water.
proof aud other garments, not too good 10 b
worn, but too good 10 lie all summer across
chair, OF on the floor.
Where shall We find refuge where the odorou,
woods are near, and there Is more than me boat
for whole household 10 use at sunset Where
the landlord Is n saint and his wife puts her ba.
BY out 10 nurse, that she InAy always be- employ.
Ell making the summer boaTdcts comfortable
Where they have coffee real coffee for breakfast,
aud no aboriions OF rye or damaged peas Where
they who like that iness called tea may have
II, while par,ake Of sweet milk from which the
cream has Aoi been abs,racicd
II must be place also where they Get W w
"faifs nor call upon me IN my TOO brief vaca'
ton 10 furnish leiteFs Tor the post-ofice depart.
meui. sant a mountain, too, and man who
can mend shoes Ia the place. would like all
the bulls sent away Ill the autumn, as my little
girl has a rcd jacket The village doctor can &C.
company theso an,mals, rs We shall have no need
" him. The minister can stay as the city-ladies
like 10 rrfrcsh his ecclesiastical vision with lhelI
silk suits aud diamonds uf bright sunday.
particularly desire also tina, ! may not be
bothered by taking my parasol ia be mcndsd al
the blacksmiths or finding. snss weary
search, that pins saE be obtained only a, the
d.agg,sis while wrting-papcr Is unknown, savs
at the grocery store. Thrse things drive me fFoul
my mOorings, aud make slxcn Of one who VIA.
originally an angel. ! would like somc way,
too, of being able 10 distinguish pie.nie fgan
= funeial although going Ls,ss-,ss ullghi mol
seein 10 some ~ be gsass AtlAlI,
These prclininarles settled, aud an assurances
lr0ln ihe landioGd that = train VI cats does mol
several times day rush through his baek-kiich.
en lsl him state bis terms for entertaining an
gels unawarcs FANNY FgaN.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27

agony of shame-sho ran through the winding
sirecis, towards Mrs. EIskine's
Aunt Sara was sitting by the frc, costly en.
gagged In darning stockings, rs Esther hid her
iace--a moment ago deaihly pale, now flushed
'earlct--in the mOtherly lap. Aud Esther, in n
voice broken by sobs told her all.
or eourse, the truth soon came out, aud pro-
fuse were the apologies which Mrs Molyneux
made.
Esther May had been too deeply wounded 10
forgive her Aunt Belle. although Mrs Molyneux
cainc more than once To cultivate n teconcilia.
ton. She accompanied her uncle aud aunt 10
their country cottage, which she did not leave
until she lefi IL ~ the wife Of Charles Sinclair
Aud Mrs. Molynrux confesses that Saras in.
Vesiinent ol the twenty-five hundred dollars was
more .rnsible than hers
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27

fILL TRoa GEAck. .--Old BiIiy G-----. had al
tented great revival, aud. with man, other
was converted aud baptized No, unn, week.
after, one Of his friends met him tr'ling hnu,r
with u considerable brick IN his hat
'llello, Billy, said the fIicnd. ! thought ,"u
had joined the church
80 ! did, answered Billy, a,s.l..gs 4. ,l..ie.
ate Effort 10 stand steady. $50 I dill aud MonlJ
have been good baptist. " the, hain', treated
me 30 everlasting mean at the water hid ~ ,"u
bear about ia
Never did"
well, you sac, when We cum TO the hal.iising
place, thar was me aud rich old Squifr Iu''
smith, ,0 be dipped al the same time Well The
paTson took che squire in hrsi. buI | did ni
mind that much, as thought TWosld be just n
good when ! cum 80 he led him in, anl after
dlppin him he raised him miiy kecfial, and wip
ed his lace and led him out Then cum M, Iasn
aud Instead OF lftin' me out, ~ be- did the squire
be gave the QUE slosh, and lrfi ur cTaWiH Iosnd
ON the bottom like d----d mud turtle
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27
e. R. CLEAvELAND L. CO.,
No. lO3 North GAY Street,
~. a.. I..n.- L., "

=. CLEVELAND thanks hi- many friends
IN the counties Ter thu liberal patronage they
have bestowed on un him since he has been ~
business, aud would respectfully ask c"ntin
uane. oi the same. IIc thinks he eau sell the
cheapest aud most durable Goods that can H.,
had IA the city. lie has bought the largest lots
"f CaSsimrrs and Dress G"pds that ha. been ia
the Store for . year aud iitchls ceiling then,
at prices to suit the times
We have - very tine assortment "i B"achrd
Muslns such - ia" Namsutta. Aniru-rogsin.
Hope aud all a." best wearing Musiips thai
can he had heavy Brown Muslin. suitable i"r
farmers. aud algo hnrt iabfirs {" suii any pur
I'os" the Laurel d. "" ell very low the beet
assortment of Calicnc. hat can be- had any
where: Dclaincs aud - beautiful assortment oi
SPRING GOODS remarkably low; a very hnc
line al Pant StuIls. bought Tor rah and will be-
sold cheap ior the same: pretty and neat is lc-
"f Mems aud Boys Wear cheap stockings. &c.
our Wholesale Department
Embrace. a heavy stock oi Prints such ~ the
wamsuita. Arnold, Mallr"y. Sprague. Amcri.
can aud lower mak-s ale" "f lilcachri Mu.
lin--such a. IN" Coventry. - Boot. : "a
G"lacn Rule, James Steam Mills. I { Lon.
tale. Andr"seuggin.i ~ New York Mills. & !
P~pcral also "f Brown Mu-lins such "a. the
- Warren XIX. III Warren &. - Oregon u.
Laurel u. a. C"hassett and lower makes
rol"tc'i Canbrics. Sa,icnctts, ,lcahcs, Drills and
Crash. black and brown; job Lots from Aur
tisn OF Black Alpacas. fine Black Cloth. M"zan.
biqur-. .Cottpnadcs. whaleb"ncs. Corscts. Stack
Ings, Thread, Spp"l Cotton. shirt B.,suns. Pins.
Needle. Collars. Gloves. Shirt. and Drawers.
snsiendcrs. Writing Paper Envelope. and "a
great variety too numerous {" mention.
We hav" clerks who know their busi inrs. and
you will always find us willing to show you
goods and give any information in our line.
Esf' Bundles will be conveyed To- ala Depot
stations Hotel. or wherever those purchasing
may icsirr-free of charge.
Rca.mItr hs Name and Numbsr
y. X. CLEAvELAND 4 90.
ini y. Gay - one do,r fro,n frontSt..
Baltimore. Nd.
E.sr Maine GA the windows aud "n the
signs on the awning Il the side "i the store
April u. ls6s. .-lv.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27

Coon wnoLEsoNE ADvlcg. Iii n wife wishes lo
be happy, and have peace in the family. she
should never rrprovr her husband ia ronpant
evea II the repfoof be ever 50 slight. II he be- Il
riiated sIcak not an angry word. Indifference
will some,im,s produce unhappy consequence
Always feel an interest IN what youf husband un
derlakes, and, Tho be perplexed or Discouraged
assist hm by your smiles aud happy word ln
peTsever. lfa wife l. CAREFUL how She cunduas
speaks, aud looks, thousand happy hearts wauI,
cheer aud brighten our existence, Wherv uow
there are nothing but gloom. sotraw. aud d,seah
teni The wife, above all oihsTs shoald slIise {"
please her husband, aud 10 make han.s aliIa
tive. 10 great ulaay respects ihese wmaTAs A..
ply a. we'll 20 husbands
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miscellaneous.
MARYLAND BOUNTY
IO SOLDIERS And S.IILORS. g..
Army and Navy Agency,
THOMAS TIMMoNs a co.

THOMAS TIMMONs 4 CO..
No. ~ south ~. orcr Gas To's Upice. baltimore
SOLplERS and Sal LORS. enlisted or drafted.
Dand mustered int" the q. :. Service after
May H.. ls63 aud credited &" Maryland. are
entitled {" s..un state bounty.
AbbITloEAL q. >. BOUNTY.
Soldier "f i,Gi. .. s, I. who have received
not more than Si0u. are entitled a. an addition
al Sluu
widows aud hcir. "f soldiers. also soldiers
whp have lp.' their Discharges. are entitled.
PERSONS wh" FCRNlSIiED SUBSTITUTES
between Aprl aud bee. u. isGI. will also he
entitled 90 BOUNTY from the state "f Maryland.
b.,ri"ego ~ 'siG'-, ef isGi. >. .. I. naafcd.
OWNERS ur ENLISTED SLAVES
And h,ii "f Decreased Soldier. may obtain val.
uahl" Information free "i charge ~ nur office.
". uakr ahrr,l alavnce, c.,ll-rt promptly
and 10 dr rel viii c,sh claim. i"r State E"nniy
ai -i.hi
All letter. promptly at-Nrg.i.
Z. : E"uuiy. rrn.i"ns. Bacs Pay. Pr.4c Mo
ucy. ir. l"r ~'liirr. aud il"r- promptly rol-
l-rtcd
- cot thi. advertisement "uI aud hring il
w'fh .'u. .". '''n iuutratr by letter.
THOMAS TtMMoNS 90
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27

TmAr's lr.-Siop grumbllng Oct up two
hours earlier In the morning, aud begin 70 do
something out Of yonG regular profession. Mind
your own business, and with all your might le,
other lruplc's alone. live within y0uF taaAas.
Sell your horses. Give away or cell yoar dog
Smoke your cigar through AN ala stove. Eat
with moderation, ana po 10 bed early Talk les
Of your own peOuliar gifts aud virtues. aud more
uf hosf VI youf itiends aud neighbaFs W. cheer.
fal. fulfil your pgoEaisns tay yaar debts. ~
yourself all ySa would sc 10 Gihgf. Ne good
man and stop gfumbling
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27

ga."Are yoa not alarmed =, the approach ~
the king II sefrors ? said MINISTER 20 . sick
man. oh. no. have lssa hs.ae six aud
Thirty Years With the queen % ,ettots the king
cannot he much worse
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p
NEJER MIND.

Yearly youth. warm FEELING. wane
Never mind
Ncvcr TO be felt again 80
Never mind
When you have but reached your hons.
All the Warmesi are b. come
You will nnd.
naFrcn wastes my Vision greet "
Never mind
Aud the past vas nowrry sw~~t
Never mind
Though Just here the land l. isoor.
brighter Edcns iie brforr
Than behind
rhorns the path have oyefgFawa
Never mind
And ] fAll DER many = stone %
Never mind!
n yoa eaH bnf sfanitis Aons.
Al your sore wounds ueaFisomr
Ona will bind
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27
Garfield, Bros. 4 Co..


CORNER uT CHARLES. BALTlMorE Nh.
MIIE g IYNE NIOtK OF
t,o.a Wairh.- i"r Ladlc, aud t'cntlcmrn.
silver iiuuuut Ca.,. Watrh..- oi all Aint..
t..'a C..,i.l.,iu Vet and Guard chains
pinw"nd Earring. Pms. Bracelets Ring
EcA -uit. 90, l"w'liy ~ new style.
Bracelet. Nrrk. iec.. Earring. Hhd Pm. "i
great ta.t.ts
Pearl. r.rhuue.c. seal and nih.r Ring,
Si'v'f ~ts.,n-. Fork. l.a,ilr-. Butter Knives.
Sc. a..
Silver l'fri'i.. ,'oblrt.. Cul,. Salt-. Ac
Fancy silver |..,l- of new style.
Plated Ton ni.i Coffee .ct. 81 late patterns
Castor. HA-k"i.. lee Pitchers aud cups
Plated .t hhbAta fpIA- ani Spoon. oi best
quality.
Tahl" a,..i i'.,.c, cai!cfy Scissor. E4znrs.
Watch. rar.iilly repaired
Fans. upvia Gla..,s. Pprtuonai".. beautiful
rari- GiltAli Porcelain Vase: loautiiul Far
sC4fi Er'ei.,r- nrl .'h"r ari.rie- Prouts
Hair AMI Tooth Brush". Fine Marble and
hronz'i r,fi- Cl"rk.: Bruuxcsi Figure, aud
pruatucut
c9 MILITARY GOODS. n
Swords inj Ecl'- for Army aud Navy. Sash.
r-. Spur. Bu't'us. Lace. Cord. Navy Lace
Cap. Star- aud Emhroideries. Army Embroi
dcrir- 90 al kinds. Chevrons. Bindings. Cloth,
a.. FIc,d oias-c.. Pistols and Cartridge.
March - sGs iv
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27

~ An exiravAgaai man, having n.ossd To-.
10 = costly hease, remaFked TO q fsisad "Now
every ihiaR will no on like e.oek-wark Yea. %
Was ihs reply, III will b tick, lick "
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27

Sa- Some years ago, a lady noticing that a
neighbor Of hers was no, In her seat at church
one Sabbath, called on her return home. aud wa
surprised 10 find the family at work. As she rn-
tered. her friend addressed her
"why la where have you been to-day dress.
ed up In your Sunday clothes g.
TO meeting"
Why, what day is it?
Sabbath day"
''Sal stop washing in n minute Sabbath
day Well, did not know for my husband
has got 80 plaguey stingy he won't take the pa.
pers now aud Ne know nothing. Well. VII"
preached ,?
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27
What ala he preach about i!

III was on the death OF our Snviont'
Why, u he head Well. all boston might be
dead, and we know nothing about It. Il Wun :
dove must have the newspaper again iuf
everything goes wrong without the paper Bhl
has almost lost his rrading, and Poll, has eoi
m"pish again. because she has goi no I,orir, .,
stories To read Well il We have 10 iikt rail
load Of poiaiors aud onion, tn market ~ - .o'.
vrd Ia have a uewsnater .
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27

nnr Aanl belsy was trying TO psrs1adr
Jack 10 retire al sunset, using an a,gHneai that
all iae little chickens went 10 toOsl At that iiGe
"Yes" said little Johnny, "bni the old hea NJ.
wars goes with them" Auniy tried ~ MOTE
aFEumsnts With him.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27

eg- An iacortigible lOAler L=,aF iakea o.
task ior his la1lness, replied ~ tell Jon. gentle
men, you are mistaken, have naI lazy bone
in NV body, bul The fact is, Ass born Eisl"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27

.ae- Have yea uaaeh 6sh N yOar lee ask
sd pesaon of a Gsherman. "Yes, there's a sood
eel 10 " y was the sllppsry Fsrly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27
Miscellaneous.
g A $ u A RI'S
CELEBRATED
HORSE & CATTLE POWDER.
A Certain Preventative
for all Diseases incident 60 the Horse
aud Cattle.
Miscellaneous.

for all Diseases Incident 60 the Ilorsr
aud Cattle.
FnNHls Powder has been used many years on
l. the largest Diaries in Holland aud switzcr
land with the greatest success and is highly rc-
commended by the most skiliiul Veterinarian
ia Lung Fever aud all diseases incident g. ilr
liorH" and Cattle. Having been tried ia many
cases with the best result. We feel il nur duiy
10 draw the attention Of Farmers aud the pub
llc IN general IN this Powder. and we are eun
vinced that the use of IL will prevent disca-,-.
thereby saving the Farmer from 2 rnt lbs
REFERENCEN
q. II. Michael. Baltimore county Inu >miti.
Jr.. PIkesville Richard Price. Supt Stable oi
the baltimore city Passenger RAILWAY Elw.
ONcil. Alex. Riddle. Holiday 4 Snn. ftrt.i.
NJ. C"rling, Cattle DEALER. aud many 'ihri
C.ri.hcate ~ .ioha b,r,,,
MEssRs. CuAs. a Wv. CAsrAm Il haze h-cu
using your Horse and cattle Powder. as % t,i,
ventatvc against disease. for liv" in"nii pat.
and prefer thcin 10 any that hav" u.r'i. w
cai,l" scein I" lik, them. ahd then aI u,iii''
improves from the ~. 81 ihrm when in, ...t
tl' have had coughs found them "f hrn,h;
recommend them superior 10 nay .l1i.,n.
IONS DEVISE
Suihr""s Farm. n"ai fik"vili. Ni
MIs,n,. GmN. wv. CAsr,m .la, ..u
using your Powder fot ilri,"- and ,aiiir. si
on the horses under iuy chntsr lui htvrh,.n|
them superior Z" AMY iha; havc"y.i ,noi 50 .tD.
They give the hur-c- e"'i appetite. sui s...t-
them IN lin" condition. ~ any IN" m.V -r,.
who will take the troub. g. losk q, pli,. ., o..
"oliv" Dairy" horses
JAMES TAYLOR. d.
Foreman DIV" Dairy. Baltimore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27

INSTINCT WITHOUT BRAISs. Long ago, Il was
a,certaiDed by na,uralisis that worms and in
srcis are without brain, and yet they pursue a
course Of activity which bears much upon the
domain OF reason so we are accustomed 10 say
that they act from instinct which is no explana-
ton at all Of the phenomeua in the highest OF
der of organic life which have their origin ia ,h.
brain. II that organ is severely Injured, so thai
its normal functions are no longer performed
consciousness aud orderly manifestations of it,
influence are interrupted or suspended But the
INSECT world swarms with beings OF the most de-
licaie construction, without hearts and without
brains, whose movements aud habits, ndcprn.
dently Of thousands Of contingencies lo which
they are exposed, prove in the most satisfactory
manner that their acts q near approach 10 the
elements OF a reasoning faculty, IL they DO net
indicate reason itself. When, By accident,
thread OF Q spider web is broken, the little w-a-
yer examines the misfortune with extreme care
and. by taking difsren, positions, Surveys The
damage. aud then proceeds arlistically io repair
II by splicing or inserting an entire uew cord
Again, when wandering fly becomes en,anglcd
in the net, the cautious approach Of the owner at
the trap lying patiently near by for game indi-
Gates calculation in regard 10 the character aud
strength Of the victim. Does IL not strangel, rr-
semble reason when all lis movements, under
such an aspect Of affairs, show beyond doubt
the spider considers the matter in all It's srcaions
before venturing 10 seize the prey ? And yet spi
ders are without brain.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-06-27
iNFALLlBLE
- BLOOD PURIFIER,
r. CtRE
Chronic and .lcHie Diseases

The subject OF disease. Of both scScs all q. o.
aud every condition, VII" have hong heard g.
the wonderful curative powrrs oi thi, great
remedial agent, but have been unabl' pobi.i.i
Il. Will rejoice to know that arraug cement. iasr
finally been effected by which ~ preparation
IN future will bc equal o. th" rapidly iu,r,.t-.
ing demand.
The great puriferoi the blood aud r..c,,ia
tor Of the human system -lnfalliblr ia thrciif,
of Chronic Disease scroiula, RhcumatI .u,
kruptions. Erysipela-. Swellings. ruirid or a. -
cerated Throat. letter fistula. Piles. >yrhill.
tic aud Mercurial Diseases. Stomach and Liver
complaints, affection Of the kidneys. aud viii
restore debilitated manhood aud wumanh,-i
to the freshness and elasticity oi youth.
Es PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. -wa
This preparation is no new upsfar' but Wa
discovered more than century .gu. AMI the
original receipt has been ia the pus,css.on 90
Mrs. br. J. Il. StOddard for a period # twenty
ycars. during which time i, has effected sDinr
of the most astonishing cures ever recorded. -
The great misfortune with the preparation ha.
been, that in consequence uf it. vegetable char
acteT. IL could only be prepared foT immcdia'"
use for those who would call in person OF send
for II, as It's virtues would be lost by l,fm-nta-
tion ia forty-eight hours after being prepared.
unless alcohol or minerals were intr,~lucei 900.
o. its composition but that difficulty has h.ru
surmOunted without recourse 10 eithrr aud q
i now for the tirsi time presented tn the world
ia all is original purity and extraordinary VIZ
tues. aud will retain them any numh-r "i y..ii.
ia any climate on the globe
Ec-Price $l.00 per bottle or six BOTTLE ter
$500. For sale 10y all druggists.
"a" PRLrARED ~
Mas. DR. J. D. STUDbAEn.
No. % South Bond =. ,.alt.nsr..
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