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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-12
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LAHsE PARns.-In Champaign eouniy, ILL.,
and containing $4,000 acres This is u siork
farm. aud most Of u has bs~n reclaimed from
praifis grass and sJwn In timothy and blue grass.
The present owner u W John Alexander. The
late owner was Mr. Su rant. who has sold ont
aud taken u farm Of ~ 900 Acr-s in Ford county .
On ILc Alexander iArm are 1000 cattle. 3. 900
acres Of corn several natural aud artificial ponds
and miles aud miles of hedge. The cattle Mrr
divided in birds al about 500 each Another
farm ia Benion county contains 70. 600 act-s. Il
IL well wattred. There are groves OF planted
trees ON this farm. Fofty.iwO milsp OF broad
fence enclose $4,000 acres seventy miles Of
Usage orange hedge are on the place. There are
1000 cattle on the farm Pour years ago II was
an unbroksn prairie. Closs 10y this iArm are ~ o
others. one Of H. 900 acres another Of . 900. and
many Of from one 10 three thousand acres
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POETRY Y.
s-s.-

Mortal, toll your form IL bsndlna.
I'm your bTows the care % years;
Lines aIe marked beneath the Iashes,
Only made ~ sealdinE tears.
You have carried elhers' burdens.
Though youF oWn did heavy lay
Whils your feet the thoFns usre pressing
They have trod . nou'Ty way.
You have hoped ior hilure blessings,
Toilng on with deepest pain
While youf hands have ploWed the GutfoNs,
Others EaTneTed In the gFain.
serrou'. hand hath pressed you kssniy,
Wild the thIeblnE pulses beat.
Vet no kind hand eooisd the forshrad
None would sisy the TIRED bret.
Hat Al unss the weary spirit
struggled Sainiy 10 10 fFre,
Cfy ing nut In bitter anHuish,
''WhsFrfOFs. Father. must this bs ,"
rLinL ,oa iIe who knows our seakasss.
Hath not heard the earnest cry
Tiat H. suff reth all your iAto
7" 20 unT~sauied By
Nsy h. nateth all hos urrkly
fuu the weary life lot hear
Though far His good time h- waitsth,
Soon a t,ch feSafdfs youi share
Toll. aud pain. and patient soFTos
unly hfing you BsAfrT litm,
Mh-n The bFsu shall h. rnciTried
Win saintly diadrm.
iu ~ home of many unsnsioas"
l"i shali lay tho hutden down
N"h laVr bsfnr the cross - n0biy,
N"u shall surely wear the crosn
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(

Wv 's'"'"'"" W WV iatc dhthes W. boalefs
sspaaN i5O ACRES oF LAND.
GtSF - nt which is IA gno'l timber ISSss
-. situated IN Dulaney's Valley, eeaa
adjoining thc estates ol Pot Spring Joanna
lh'sl"y. aud others, aud IA Wow Of Hampton
nud the property "f Robert A. Gilmor, Esq Is
"ilricd ~ the undersigned At private sale. This
iatin !, three fnur,hs of u mile from the Valley
Turnpike. three miles rom Towsontown, the
county seat, and eleven mlea from Baltimore,
with Passenger Railway On the York pike run.
n'ng hourly through the day between the two
latter points. II lies on the North side Of the
Valley. giving its face the benefit Of u Southern
"yp"-urr. and il improved by substantial aud
r''nihi'"li"us Stone aud Brick House, containing
~" large parl"rs, dining rooms, hall aud kit.
''h-n. with five chambers. comfortable. r,niny
Hni private Its site is elevated and command.
ing. laying III" rntirc Valley under the eve ui
the -periat"r Water l. brought tn the door
The "ul hniliings are large stone Corn House
tni iiranary, with Stabling underneath for
"tsht head "t H., rs--. lee House. CRrriagr
ll"u-r aud other small houses 1T conVcnicnre:
is 'rntigtlnus tn -rh'sls. churches aud mill aud
~ "ur II ihc must healthy scrti"ns "f the STATE.
III" quality ni the soil Is limestone. aud there
,r' tine quarrics upon IL. me "f which has i.-en
worked pr'iiiably ior it, marble Il has also
g'-'i ln"k iln. is we'll wai.rc,l. aud under good
cultivation. There are tine apple aud prarl
orchards. sud pears. cherries aud small fruits
"H ia" premises, aud fAusserscs advantages not
"s"'ll"d by any ether now in the market.
For laftirulars as 1" prize. terms. ir.. apply
H. Mrs. B"slcy. an the premises; y. G"rsurh.
''''h"ysviilr. Baltimore county. or H. Samuel
- Wilson. T"ws"ntown.
ELEANOR J. BOsLEY.
NOAH GORsuCH.
tx'"ut"rs Of Jas. u. B"-lcy. deceased.
Niiii {. II
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10 Reputation is as often got By nolss -
~ mosl constantly 10 very apt 10 be considered
the higgrs, aud heat out. Plated ware nova.
da,s. appears 10 b. prcfrfrrd BY the majority Of
,hn irnglr Mndrsi merit has very little ehanrs
10 pla, lutte. whsIr huge base drum is beaten
The nuisiesi politicians ronmuuly get the spoils,
the loule.l prsacheis the salaries aud the boides
women the iavofins worship Al of which goe.
10 prove that the world has yet held ioF I'm
ptOseinent
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Baltimore County Land for sale.

4 VERY DESIRABLE LOT containing
N about NINE ACRES. in the Tenth Dis.
,sEr iriet. adjoining lands OF John s..
S baldwin, Joseph Cathell and others. III
1This property 10 improved by new -
House. papersd aud we'll finished a new
II Mill Seat with - feet fall. which 10 alone
worth all the money asked for the place. The
huildlings on IL cost nearly NJ much 10 erect
There is As line Spring of soft water as flows
within 20 feet Of the kitchen. and FRUIT in
abundance. The land is in the highest state
II cultivation aud the fences are nearly all new
post aud rail of the n"st substantial kind
Thi. property being situated directly upon the
vublic riad. ami in perfectly healthy neigh
ir"rhund. convenient ~ schools. churches, mills,
Ar.. make IL q very desirable home. Price
~ $40. Terms easy Apply 10 the editors of
this paper. or Ia J. A. HAMILTON,
Sweet Air. Baltimore county. Nd.
August If
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~ There are thousands OF men. for fear Of
want, want all their lives and thousand. every
day die for fear of dyine. suffer even ~orse ihnn
the pangs Of death. The demon Pear At all iimrs
tfembles al impossible events. Why should We
grow pale at hideous fcions Of our own We
should at all times endeavor 10 be serene aud
masters Of ourselves, prepared for what may
come, leaving the rect 10 Heaven.
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I,LEGANT FARM
IL ~ CARROLL COUNTY. Nh,
xSEr CONTAINING 28O ACRES,
SrSaf.s" Niles from Bait,mOrc 1iiy. r.
Near the Liberty Pike. -
Thl- Farm 10 ia n high state of cultivation,
hHs .ixty acres of FINE TIMBER. The i'm .
i'T"vcments are large STONE DWELLING
,ix3?. beside Kitchen SwitSer Barn 7ox:2 and
siabiing for horses and cattle Stone Granary
with Potato Cellar beneath Smoke House,
Poultry House, Dairy, with splendid Spring Of
hest water twogoOd Tenant Houses, Limekiln,
tine Orchard Of several acres. Grapes. Pears,
A.. Ac. The Farm is beautifully located aud
al the most healthy region in the State
S''h."ls. churches aud best socety. Il lies just
over the line ~ Baltimore county turnpike
e. Westminster and Baltimore city. This farm
- deserving the attention of any one wishing
{" purchase a good farm. Price low. Apply
corner 81 Lexington and ST. Paul sts.. Balti-
more. Y. LivEZEY.
NAV I-tf. Broker
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sS- Sappose q man owns skiG he IL. rns
the skiG to the shore With a rope made OF straw
along comes COW COW gets Int0 the boat tuins,
round aud eats the rops the skin thus lei lu"s',
~i,h the cow on board. starts down stream. aud
on iis passage 10 upset the Gov is dru~nrd
NOw, has the man that owns tie eOw got a. I,ay
Tor the boat. or the msh that s~ns tli@ boa, got
la pay for the COW 7
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Administrators A .Salo.

DY ,mtuc "f an order Of the OrphAns' Court
I'D II baltimore county, the undersigned. al
','nt'irai''r "f Jane Wilson. late "f said roun
~ 'i""rasr'l. will "flrr ut publi, sslr. 81 the
iH''' ir-'irne. ii the deceased. an the Manor
'',i. near sweet Air. on
Ho"day. NPie"b,r 7m. IS6s.
nj o'elock T.. NJ,
tn" following Personal Property. viz;
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
'''.H-i.tng "i Beds. Ic,lstrads aud Bedding.
''na'r-. Tables. Burcau. Carpets. cr~krry ware.
! ''-'k stove. 4c.. SO.
Als" Lot uf chickens.
r'rm- uT sale All sums al 80 and under.
rH-h "n all sums over that amount n credit Of
i'ir months will he given. purchaser. giving
n"t"s with approved security.
ASEL q. WILSON.
Administrator Of Jane Wilson. deed.
SAM'L q. WILSON. Auctionecr.
Aug. L.
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eU- A LADY tcaeheT was announcing tu hrt
pupis the holiday on The 22d Of February aud
asked them Why the birthday OF Washington
should he cslebrslsd more than AsSsf A liml- lri
low exclAmed with great vivariiy 'beCaasr A. Rec.
~ told a Ia
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-12

n@- A sub editor announces that the ,diiuI
Of the paper is unwell, are piousl, adds, "Ali
good paying subscribers and requested To make
mention O. him In their prayer. TIE oiher ciss
need not do u, ~ the pfa,srso o the wirkrd a'al-
eth nnihing, according 10 80 "a authority -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-12

Jem- A chap from the eouniry, stopped q, on-
Of The Baltimore hotels. fat down 10 dinner. rp
readia, nOw--hs'd wait tiil after dinner
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"a u you want to kuow ihorough snob,
sl,-nd liile time With some iellOw who looks
down With Uonteni' - uoFkingtnen aud who
boasts that he " a iiieman There ere plenty
Of such IN every community.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-12

80 Quilp, who has heretofore b~.aa un,,rr.
sslisl nov believes there are two things destined
10 le eternaliy lost-hls ambsslla ~, aud man
Who stole H.
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- Prentice thinks. ia young Iaiy h,s q
tho sand acfss Of land, the yoanE men afr apt TO
think tha. there 10 sufficient ground tor attach
mant
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miscellaneous.
EXCELSIOR STORE!
Cd Il How - Hall.
TowsoNTowN.
A BALTIM ORE
Dry Goods, Grocery, Shoe,
Hat and Gap, Clothing
and Produce Store
Combined.
Miscellaneous.

CHARLES u. CHEW,
IL aud fixtures oI the Store rrcrhtly "I'cnr'l
by D.. X. Cleveland \ C',. "a
OpD FELLOWS HALL. TnwSuNTuw
Will keep "n hand Stock .r,urlng amy IT, b.
found ~ ih" city rxcrr'i,ns nn! 4" h" i'unl
IN the country
We will have q full St..L 81 bl;Y GOODS
Of every Mind. -urh a. bik aud hr. Mu-lin..
Calirn"e. f"tinnad"s tar~iii"rs. 81 whirh ~
rhali have th" latest .tvlr- pri,i,.- amt All
kinds oI nrr.- Ga"ls. flaunr.. brown prll
Camhrirs, Tah" linen. ~ Al~,. Fin-. N,..
dies. SIs.'l t'ii-n. THREAT. i.utinn-. Biu.h"..
Cullar-. Cuts, i'"mhs. Gl"V..-. nni % dr,. aud
cheap line ~ HOSIERY. A.. a.. Ar uur
GROCERY DEPARTM ENT
Embraces a tin" line "i T,as. C..iirr ~ugur.
Flour. Sugsi ,'urrd llam. Iahir salt -. \.
salt. Mustard. finger All-prr corn M.'ni.
Coal OIL. hnd ~ fact ever, thius l.'-fiaiuipg I"
the Gr"rory husimr-s - lili .i,rk "f very
thing. oil nrrh and k"Ii in ~. ! "rlrr. w."
Rlso haV"H tip tp lm - ToIAtto ani ~
GAkS. HATS aud GAPS it unn and '.,s = .
BUTfS aud SHOES i'r ia.i,'.. g"ntr and ,.hil
drcn: IIAkDw AkE"i'N"ry i,rl Gamble.
CHINA WARE A. Also. 6n" let 1T
READI HABE TLUTHIN..
A Iarg. sLrk ~ Tia anL w.rnl-n Wa" aml
everything that - kept ~ general ''"ihity
Etprr. ali "i whirh viii Lr sali af ...f9 ,tn.e.
A. cur wag''p will ran IT, aud iis.i" ia" .-ty
We will ronsiantiy hr ~ g. -"ipi ~ New t',-'ls
all nf which ~" vii l., enabled l." s.li Co. l,w
Hs they eau l." is,'nght r. any h,u-.- -, tial
tiinnr-. Philaal"i'his New Ynfk W. ~
tend L. conduct "ut stare uI'"n sfr'riiV "Ih
sysieia, aRI know W. r.u -h.w that u !. inirh
cheaper I" bnV g's.is i"f ''a-h Than "n rr''lit.
We respectfully ask call fron the ",i z'n-
II Towsont"wn aud yirinity.
We ar" at all um"- willing r' -h"w t.-,'i-
and quote prices
.so- COUNTRY rl.nnITE taken 30 *
chanr".
CHARLES /; CHIN
T'ws"ni"wn. ha.iiin ere '"Imiy. Mi
June IS ISgS Ia
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H.irEs or ADTERTISIXG.
nr sIuarc, iines icss,l one insertion, a. aud
'''ry 'uhseqaent insertion, IS ccnts l'rT square.

tulLAR.
RA-Thv uaioa ha, the largest circulation of any IA
r"r IA the Coun.ya fact worthy the attention of "A
NsrtiseTs Address,
LoNdNEcKkRs 4 CONNER, PruLisHEEs,
Towsont0wn, baltimore Co, Mi
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fi.niS. AZ NkwPokT. Providence, n. ! =,
Frsv says: II has become u tnaitrr OF general Ic-
mark among all glasses Of fishermen u We excerpt
those interested in seining, that many kinds Of
fish are disappearing from our waters, or at least
% far as not 10 be taken ~ formerly with hook
aud line. Particularly is this the case with soup.
In former years the staple hsh. 90 to speak, OF
these waters. A lew yeats since n persoa might
anchor q short distance from the shore any where
from few rods north OF Long Wharf 10 Poor
House Point, aud haul 10 an ample ''mess" Of
soup In half an hour. Five years ago IL could
not be done 10 three hours and now persoE
may fish from sunrise 10 sunset without catching
q solitary scnp. Tauton, likewise. aud founders,
are getting scarce, compared TO former eaTs, aud
old fishermen predict that tho day 10 not far dis
tan, when these will disappear also The result
% halfday's fishing, anywhere within mile
of the city, 10 generally fifty 10 seventy. Of
ihes" species Of hsh called cachoSsel. weighing
from Two ounces 10 half pound rnrh. with nov
and then moderate sized FOUNDER OF suiall tau.
ton, and very rArrly = very diIninuiive member
oi the soup family Ask an old fisherman the
rausr OF this, and he will al oncr tell you. with
what deerre Of correctness We will no, presume 10
sHy, Ikat Il lies In the seining husine~s This
husnrss which when first inaue uTai,d. Was ron-
hurd To ssinng soup early 10 the SEASON. When
they came into the rivers To spswh. Nov IL j.
rOniinued the whole seas0n. from May I'LL No
vrmler. and large quantities caught 10 this mau.
nct Htr shipIrd daily TO New York by steamers,
or cold IN our markets.
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Calvert County Farm.

A BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED Farm Of
N S2s Acres on 81 Leonard's Creek Iseacres
-. cleared, balance In oak, chestnut -.
sand pine timber; convenient 10 wa. ..
ter; several ine meadows suitable4& -
iar siack raisingi iish, oysters aud wild ducks
"a season. Two good schools within two miles
aud churches convenient Good Dwelling,
Barn. aud u necessary outhouses. Price $1,000.
For sale by
HENRY W. COOKE,
Law Buildings, Baltimore, Nd.
MAY 2.-ti
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- A poveriy-siricken Prcnchman isiag
afoassd BY his wife one night with the cfy of
Get up, Jacques. there's robbsr In the house ?
eaInly anawetei 'llush don'il let us disturb him.
Lat him mnsack The honse, and " BE- fnds any
lhiag Of value ws'll SET nP and take 1t away from
him
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Miscellaneous.
& a $ u A RI'S
CELEBRATED
HORSE & CATTLE POWDER.
A Certain Preventative
lSor all Diseases Incident Io the Horse
aud Cattle.

aud Cattle.
HNlliS Powder has been used many years on
i'll the largest Diaries in Holland aud Swilser.
land with the greatest suc""ss aud Is highly re-
commended by the most * illiul Veterinarians
ia Lung Fever aud all diseases incident to tho
Horse and Cattle. Having bcen tried Ia many
cases with the best result, We lecl IL our duty
I" draw the attention Of Farmers and tho pub
lie ~ general n this Powder. aud We are con
WINGED that the use oi IL will prevent diseases.
thereby saving the Farmer from great loss.
REFERENrEN;
e. II. Michael. laltimor" county =; Jno. smith
lr.. PikrsVillc Richard rticc, Supt Stables ni
ia" Baltimore city Passenger Railway Edw.
UN"il. Alex. Riddle. Holiday 4 son, Florists ;
NJ. t"rling. cattle DEALER. AMI many others.
Crf,Hi,ii, ef John b,r,sc
ME>,us. CHA.. Wv. TAsrAm; have been
using your H-r.r and Cnttlr Powders As pre-
VrntatiVe against disease, Tor i've months past,
Ani prefer thrm ir any thni I hnVc used. Ny
cattle seem l." iikr ,hrh. aud their app-liio
improve trnm IL" Use "i them. When my cat
a., have had "''igh-. i''und th~m Of benefit.
] rr'oIuiurnd them ~ superior ~ my opinion,
H. amy h"w brG'rr the lublic.
JOHN DEVISE.
sulbr-,k Farm. near Pikrsyille. Nd.
MsssEs. Cnt. w. TA>rAni. | have been
using YOUR f"w.l"rs e., lI"r.r. aud Cattle. up.
,n the h"r.". under nay chhrg. aud have found
them superior {" any hat haV" ever met with
They sivr Ih" horse, g'""i aPl'r,iirs and keeps
thvm ~ iIn' runditi 70. ~ anV one may pee
WIN will tak- IL" ,i'.Li" tn lrk ~ one of the
"niiv- barry h''ics
JAMES TAYLOR. Jr..
frrrma biiV" barry. lialtimorc.
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Bay Side Farm.

Bay Side Farm.
A00 ACRES In Calvert county near the
kNJOhead Of ~. Lsonard's Bayi land =.
In good condition iar raising corn, wheat, 81
oats, tobacco, Ae. ice acres cleared, bal
anco In hickory. ehestnat, locust aud pine tim-
bsr fine meadowai abundancso Of ash, oysters
Harms aud all necessary outhouses.
For sals by
HENRY W. COOKE,
Law Buildings, 81 Paul 81,
May 7.--tE Baltimore.
Whips and Canes
lust RECEIVED = very Rns assortment Of
- WHIPS AND CANES, which I will sell Al
eity prices. CHAs. H. CHEW,
Excelsior Store" Towsontown.
Aug. ST.
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Valuable Farm at Private salo.

VINAE undersigned. intending 10 relinquish
farming. offers for sale her FARM of sbuut
Ar us ACRES or EXCELLENT
~ LAND. -
This Farm is situated one. quarter OF -
:, mil- north of l.~i.terstown, Immediately On
the turnpike aud between the Rei-terstown aud
ellen Morris stations ON the Western Maryland
ilailruad. The improvements are large TWO.
STORY BRICK MANSION, two good TEN.
Ant HOUSES and other necessary Buildings.
and has on IL an excellent Apple Orchard
The land j. in high state Of cultivati IN. hzV.
ing had on Il more than u 900 bushels Of lime I;
there is water In every 1eld. Apply ON the
premises Ia NARY A. NEEL.
Reisterslown =. o., Baltimore Co.. Nd.
Aug. s.--3m'
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BALTIMORE COUNTY UNION
usss,is.ss -sas1E
LoNGNEcKERs 4 CONNER,
$3.50 : Per 4nnWN.

jon WORK -Our ofnos, hcsidcs one q Hoes hest
Poser Prssscs ID furnished with good Job Press and
all the ueerssafy materials for executing PLAIN AND
fANCY ION PRINTING with neatnrss aud dispatch
HANDBiiLs. Particular aitsnton paid 10 psintnS
hahihiiis - all sires and styles 81 short notice
HLAN X s.--Magistfais's aud coisctor'a Blanks,
Deed, Mortgage, aud all kinds Of Public Papers al
Ways on hand al the once.
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Property Sales.
A VAL U BILE FARM
Ar PRIVATE SALE.

WE Farm known az "BOwLING GREEN"
! the residence oi the late James II. Bosley,
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Wood Land. steam Saw MIL, &C.
lnN ACRES cleared, and $50 acres heavi.
IONJly timbered LAND near AHNkA
Cave Point. Calvert county, Nd, ,Af.,HA
with good DWELLING, STORE =
HOUSE and new STEAM SAWS
MILL, all in perfect order. This property
fronts more than . mile Immediately on the
Chesapeake Bay. Part Of the soil 10 specially
suited iar peaches and other portions for grain,
Ac. Mill aud Store with proper management
will yield a large income.
For sale by HENRY ". COOKE,
y Law Bulldings, ~. Paul st.,
May a.--tL Baltimore, Nd.