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The Van Buren press., 1868-02-07
Van Buren, Township.

AZ the meeting Of the White Mans
Iub, February lst, 1868, the meeting was
aled to order by the President, j. S
)unham. And hy previous request the
Ion. GRANVILLE WILCOX, addressed the
Meeting. After which, on motion Of
Ion. Hugh +. Thomson, Col. John T.
dpmphrey was invited to address the
meting to which invitation he respond
Din Il brief and happy mannor. After
xhch the following resolutions were Of
iscd and adopted:
Resolved, That this County must and shall
~ Thoroughly canvassed anterior to the ccc-
- in order that every white man may be
(dby advised of the importance of adhcring to
IL Constitution as our fathers made it; and
,ffeiecting with disdain every effort and at
1enn ut to wrest the control of political affairs
rom the hands of white men, and to place the
yaple in the hands of negroes and the allies of
Negroes
Resolved, That Committee of Three be ap-
pointed to prepare, and report. a plan at our
nec> meeting Oy which sucil dcallNass may De
mo st successfully accomplished
Resolved, That the Hon. JEssE TURNER. be
!!:s:ss tied 70 address this Cub on Saturday the
3tb and Hon. b. j. BROWN, ON the 18th inst,
md Hon. HUGu +. THOMSON, on the 23nd
st ....t.
Resolved That we the members Of the
White Mans Club" Of Van Buren, Township,
return our thanks TO the Hon. Granville VIII
,0S and Col. J I. IIuphreys, for their able and
.loqucnt addresses delivered mt this meeting.
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g" ElernaI Vigiiaace is he price Of
krty. .n-,JEFFERsoN.
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Law Of Humanity, in relation to social
evils. An Essay for Young Men, on Physiol-
ogical Errors and Abuses. incident to Youth
and Early Manhood, with hchumane view of
treatment and cure. Sent in sealed letter en-
yclopes free of charge. Address Dr.J Skill
LIN lIOUGllrON, Howard Association,
Philadelphia. Pa aug. 9--l,
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Also a complete stock of
School Books,
Which are offered at Low Figures.

Books and Music will be furnished here. at
Eastern advertised rates without expressage
A deposit of % per cent of probable value
will be required at the time of ordering, as
well as prompt payment on delivery of goods
Your Patronage Solicited.
dec 10 S. W. MURPHY.
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Errors of YOlItil.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nerv-
ous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects
of youthful indlsereton, will, for the sake of suf-
ferrng humanity send free to all who need it, the
recipe and directions for making the simple rene
dy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, can do so by
addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN, AZ Cedar St., MY.
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IN l,nmsi,illniiuns-

The Rev EDWARD A. WILSON will send
(Crce Of charge 20 all who desire it, the preserip
ton with tAc directions for making and using the
simple remedy by which he was cured of lung
affection and that dread disease Consumption. Hi.
only Objects to benefit the Afflicted and he hope.
every sufferer viii try HE prescriptions as II will
cost item nothing, and may prove a blessing
Please address .,,..,-, .,
REV. EDWARD A.WllSON.
No. lG5 South 6sc..st, Williamsburg, N. Y
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GOOD News FOR LANDLORDS. There is
rumor IN circulation that information
nas been telegraphed here to the effect
Lhat Gen. Gillem will direct fifty thousand
collars of the money now in the Treasury
70 pass towards meeting the expenses of
Ehe so-called Convention, and that if any
pore is required it must be received in the
'hapc of Treasury Warrants.--Daily Ga
Eetke. All.
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The White Mans Platform.

EEPHEV i. DOUGLAS.-"I hold hdt
Y GocerameRt ,sds made on the IThi!e basis
ChHe MeR, for tie benefit Of he IIhHe
I and their P0sterity .Jorerer, and should
administered By WHITE MEN and NONE
HERS. I do mol Leliere that he Almigi-
sGIe tic negro capable Of se!t-gorerHmentF
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IntOr,natiOn.

Information guaranteed to produce luxuriant
growth Of hairupon bald head or beardlcss face
also recpefor the removal Of l'imples, Blotches,
Eruptons, etc. on the skin, leaving the same soft
clear, and beautiful, can be obtained without
charge by addressing
TllOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
s23 Broadway, New York
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e2S- The Fort Smith ,Haaddrd, will hcreaf-
Pr, be published at Clarksville, Arkansas, un-
Ter the title of" The arkansas Standard" 1t
taves Fort Smith, for want of sufficient sup
'ort. If it does not find hard plowing in
Johnson, we shall be greatly deceived.
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aT- Gen. JAS. THos. ELLIOTT, one of the
iadical nominees, for Supreme Judge of the
tate, declines the honor. Evidently he
smells defeat far off,
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The way II Stands.

!. e white men Of Arkansas have twcny
sand and twenty-four majority in the
4. 4 full vote will be shite mans ric!o-
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r Cdpl. p, Mdy Gad J.o. NelIe. ,oiih G. q
e Co. are our AgeE's dt Lif''e Rock.
4 ,,iH receire Subscriptions for the Press.
T. S. " Pe,tiagW C CO.. Ia Ncir York and
N. are aaih0Ti3ed 10 reeeir, ddr1tisiHgt for
lrfss. IN those cities.
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-29


ESrEHrASHESr Az LvTaERvILLE sEnisAnY
On Friday night Of last week, slsi instant,
an entertainment was given by tho pupils o
the above popular institution, (toa (t,c Of whom
we return may thanks for invitations, } consist.
ing oi Tableaux, ChaFades, Music, &C., which
surpassed anything OF tho Kind We have had
the pleasure cf witnessing for some time. The
audicnes was large, appreciative aud rcspects.
bic, aud was highly delighted, ss was cvidcn.
ced ny the frequent and hearty eaeorcs. We had
intended giving an extended account Of the en-.
lcrtainment, but a correspondent has relieved
soi the pleasant duty. We give the letter Of
our friend
Hears. Editors Your correspondent had
the pleasure Of attending an cntertainment al
Lutherville Seminary, given by the ladies Of
that institution, assisted by several gentlemen,
GA Friday night Of last week. The program
mc embraced charades, tableaux and music,
aud among those deserving especial mention
were the following: Tableau, "Evsnig Prayer"
Music, from Lysberg, by Miss Mamie Naille !
Charadc-characters by Misses Nisley and Gitl
aud Mcssrs. Thomas Ridgcly, Geo. sadtler aud
Jack Emory--this was well rendered, the part
Of Miss NisIcy,a as Mrs. Reeves, being very good !;
Song, by Miss sallie Howard; Tableau, ''Mand
aud December. by Miss Lula Emory and Mf.
Geo. Sadtlcr " Young America " was well rep
resented by Miss Lou Wilson "The Fioseer Of
our Family" by a barrel Of Family F1oH5', ere
a.ed great deal Of daughters "An Appeal TO
the JailOr." wa. well executed by Miss Eva
Hachnlen and Mt. Ridgcly Charade, eharac.
tcrs by Misses King aud Ilaehnlsn and Messrs.
Emory aud Ridgely the parts Of Jack Upson.
By Mr.. Emory, aud Rose, by Miss King. being
very we'll acted the T.bleau, bride Of the
Nunncry," by Misses King, BaumgardheT, Em.
cry, Iachnlen, woollen, Git and Nisley, was
the best Of the programme the Belle of the
seminary" by the Seminary Bell, having any
amount Of brass, was well received; Mrs.
PaTtington's Tea Party" by Misses Naillc, Em
ory. Baumgardner and Etter, created u great
deal Of nirth. the ancient costumes Of the ac-
tor adding greatly 10 the interest Of the scene
the Tableau, !" Present, Fast aud Future" by
Misses King, Git aud Nislcy, was we'll rendered.
The whole evenings entertainment was a
credit a. the school, aud great deal Of praise
is due 10 Mr.. Sadtlcr, as well as the young Ia.
dies. for the manner in which il was gotten up.
Between the tablcaux the audience were enter.
tanned by some choice selections of music by
Masses Git, Naille, Etter, Guest, lIaehnlen aud
Morris.
4 word of the institution lit is we'll known
that il is one Of the best in the state, Of the
kind. and we are glad 10 hear that IL never was
ia more prosperous condition than at present.
for which success great credit is due the Prin-
cipal, the Rev. b. Sadtler, and his efficient corps
of assistants. earnestly hope that I may soon
again be so pleasantly entertained at the Sem
mary. Yours, D..
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LOCAL MaTTERS.

sALEs 70 TAGE rLAcE.--wc call attention 1,
the following sales, 10 take place during IN,
following week. now advertised IN the Uaioa
"r for which bills have been printed At thi,
olice:
To-day. (Satur,lay,l at the Court House door
by Morris !. jones. attorney for mortgage. n
acres OF land on ruad from Pine Grove To- ~
Johns Church.
To-day, tsatuTlay.l at the Court House door
by Morris !. Jones. attorney for Adam Kahlcr,
executor Of Mary Ruppcrt. - acres on land on
the Liberty road. Second District.
Monday, Msrch 81, by !. Eugene buck. Ij
mile-on York road. stock. farming implements,
furniture. 4c.
Tuesday. March 81, by Il. J. Matthews. Phil
adelphia road. mules. horses. farming nipple.
nents, ac.
Wednesday. March 9TH. at wright's tavern,
Hartford road. by Julia L. Git,ingS. Iss acres OF
land in Long Green Valley.
Thursday. March 9Th, by William Gorsuch,
near i"rsuch'. Mills. seventh District. stock.
farming implements aud furniture.
Same day. by james Bruster. worthin gton
Valley. near 81. Johns Church. stock. produce.
farming Implements. &c.
Saturday. March ith. by VIM. galloway. sd
ministraior oi Mary a. Standiiord, on the Old
York road. near SHADES tavern. household aud
kitchen furniture. Ac.
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MmHARr FuSERAL.-John T. Hopkins. q res.
pcctcd resident oi Patapsco Neck, died few
lays ago. The deceased was First Lieutenant
oi Captain To'id's Pa,apsco Cavalry, one Of the
companies raised under the State Militia law.
and he was buried with military honors. in
his uniform. at Mount Carmal Cemetery. his
whole company attending.
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Inaolvont Notice

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, 10 ihc,r..
IN itors Of JOHN BYERLEY, an applicant
Tor the benefit Of the " iSth Article of iho Cod.
Of Public General Laws" relative toihso,Vcll.
that the 81 Monday ~ Aag. 1865 haas been d
ed ior hi appearance to answer intcrrogatoriea
aud for a final hearing 81 hi, case bclor. the
Circuit Court iuf baltimore county. Dated
iGth day Of january. lsGS.
Test. EhwAnr y. anY. Ci,sE.
Jan. lS.-.iint
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Fine Farm For Sale.

16N ACRES Of SUPERIOR LAND. at the
OOhead of Dulaney's Valley. seven miles
from Towsontown. frontin on the East A
90 side OF the Dulaney's Valley
= Turnpike and Manor Roads :ssss
20 acres wood land. heavily tim. .sas
bered balance in fields Of convenient size and
well watered: fine spring near the dwelling
good barn. This handsome property will be
sold bargain. Apply 10
HENRY W. COOKE,
Law buildings. Baltimore, Md.
Nov IN
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Legal Notices.
Insolvont Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. IT, tho cre.l
IN itors Of CONRAD KROYER, an apph
cant for the benefit OF the "isth Article Of th,
Code Of Public General Laws relative Co. in
solvents, that the 3a Moaday ~ Nas, 1895. ba'
been nxci Tor his appearance 10 answer iute
Togatorics. aud ior a final hearing of bee cn',
before the Circuit Court for Baltimore county
Dated iith day q ofJanusry, 1898.
Test EDWARD II. ApA. Clerk
Jan. IS.=ainr
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Country Residences. &c,

T AYDs ON CHARLES STREET AVENUE.
Is miles from Baltimore, unimPr6- -
- we'd, and some with supercr mn
dwellings. &c. llsS
Fine Farm Of ~ acres and l.ses
excellent Improvements. on the Frederick turn.
pike, miles from Baltimore.
Farm Of 1913 acres, Of which 20 acres aIC
prime wood land. between Monkton 4 Hereford
For sale by
HENRY W. COOKE.
Law Buildings, 81. Paul 81,
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-29

TuG Ho,sE sv Rsruos.-Ths seventeenth an-
nuAi report of this institution. just published
shsvs shsti, has sss lnn,a.ss--ss bsys and y
girls. One hundred aud twenty nine boys and
tan girls we're admitted during the past year,
Of which number. one boy was committed By
the Cifcuit Court boz Baltimore county, and
ihrss bsys aud ens girl BY Jusaices of The Peace
fav nai,lnore esuaay. The receipts u The 10.
s.iiuiion dnFIngihe past year wsFs ssi ,s9l.fs
willis The expenditures were ssi,sss.ie. Ths
managers ask . stats appropriation u $4,000
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-29

DIssoLrrioS oF Co PARTSERsnIr.-Robert II
Thompson. Esq. has purchased the interest II
E. =. church. Es'l., in the store recently con-
ducicd BY those gentlemen in this town. aud
Mi hereafter conduct IL himself
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LE,p YEAR-BEwARE '-Ye young men aad
bachelors who have heretofore attached 20 III
tie importance 10 Leap Year. beware One Of
the editors of this paper has had a proposal ;
yes. boaaGds proposal from fair Ladye. but
owing 10 circumstances which We will here.
.. after explain" We are afraid her yoadesfAoPss
cannot be realised. We know she "ioves wise
ely. and We think, "tOo well. " but u our fair
friend had been more explicit In her proposal
We have no doubt the "twain might be made
~ one assh by the aid Of Parson. We will
await further developments. however. and give
points Is they trAnsplrs. We would here state
Tor the information Of call those whom u may
"eancern," that the senior editor Of this paper
10 married. but that the juniors are both bach
slars. open o engagements, u pa, in proper
SHAPE.
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-29

Nav LopeE o. oBp FELLows.--A new Lodge
OF Odd Fellows. 10 be known as "shiloh," is
about being organized at IIarrisonvillc. In the
Second district Of this county.
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A Farm OF liz Acres.

nNE mile east Of Cockeysville. adjoining the
~ lands Of z. Poteet, Samuel Feast
and the Warren Factory property: ~
miles from Baltimore and mile from lSsss
the York Turnpike. II contains II3l lesas
ACRES improved by a NEW HOUSE. ssxis
feet. containing seven rooms, large hall, cellar,
good out.buildings, &c. There is also on the
property ine Young Orchard Of Apple and
Peach Trees; under good fencing. we'll water.
ed. and is within miles Of lime. stone quar-.
ries. Cash no qhiect-price $4,000.
Apply oN0NGNECKER 4 KING.
Feb. I.-tf. Towsontown Nd
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Farm For Sale.

ISO ACRES PINE LAND, fronting ON the
OIwest side Of the Dulaney's Valley turn
pike. miles from Towsontown, In = -
ahOod, we'll fenced aud waiered ,llfi
7o acres covered with a heavy
growth Of wood aud timber suitable for fencing
aud building purpeses. aud convenient 70 good
saw mill. The northern part freRis On The turn
pike and also ON the Manor road aud is yell slI-
cleared portion 10 we'll adapted for building
sites, being directly on the turnpike and can Be
divided % ~ 70 give . portion oi the timber 20
each lol There e plain dwelling and small
orchard of hne apples. Apply 70
HENRY W. COOKE,
Law Buildings, %, Paul o.,
Nov. Att naltlmoFs.
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Tar REGULAR MoSrHLT MEEuSss Of the
County Commissioners will be held on Tuesday
and Wednesday next.
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Property Sales.


For Sale,
A Farm u "a ACRES, six miles from city
k1iimils yn the Franklin Road and run.
ninE back 70 Dog Wood Road and - miles n
north from catonsvillci House good sisok,H
anu 10 good condition Bwitzcr Harm, foxfo n.
Also, Corn House, Meat House, Hen House, 3
Barracks aud other buildings plenty Of good
water, pump at the door. 4c. 20 scrcs Of fine
LimbcFsi original growth. Price $1,000 terms
LoNGXEcKER 4 KING.
fcb Ill Towsontown.
For Sale.
A FARM o. 81 ACRES, In the heart of
"A Long Green Valley, BALTIC. Co, -
having upon Il QUO Of the best Lime
stone Quarrtes ia the State, together I5sff
with all the BUILDINGS. Improve. lsens
inen,s alone worth halfthc price asked. Price
tls,eee 5000 cash. balance long credit. II de.
=. L0SGNEcKER a KING. Agents,
Nov 1S'-u Towsontown, Nd.
Valuable Real Estate For Sale.
YNHE undersigned, As Agents for the owner.
Il offer for sale, A VALUABLE PROPERTY
situated In this county, ON good turn -
pike, near railroad, " miles from llal. fL.I
tinorc. There are FOUR ACRES ofsssi
excellent Land, improved by n splen. l.ene
did aud substantial STONE HOUSE, contain-
ing 20 rooms. all well finished aud In complete
UlucIs lueEc aFe also aii the Out buildings
The buildings alone are worth double the price
asked for this property. Price S6,0O0
ALSO, for sale, several HOUSES, large and
sinall.l IN Towsontown. Call aud see them.
LONGNEcKER A KING,
Nov. 5o.-u. TOwsontown, Md.
L0R sALE,-A SUPERIOR FARM Of 100
H. Acres. on the philadelphia road, ten
miles from Baltimore. Very Fine House, m
aud all manner Of outbuiiJingsi well fen -
ced aud water abundant. Price given upon aP-
plieation to LONGNEcKER 4 KING,
Dee. lit Towsontown.
WE have also applications for money. ON
w mortgage. TO be well secured. Those
having money 10 loan will do well by applying
early 10 US. LONGNECKER A KING.
Dec H-u. Towsont"wn.
A Valuable Farm
nF l30 ACRES, more or less, ia Dulan.y',
~ Valley. Fine NEW HOUSE. location
overlooking the contemplated Lake ON the
E6SGYEcKER 4 KING.
jan s'.--i TOwsontown. Nd.
House, Lot and Store
NEAR Mt. Washington, on the Falls Road
IN aud &C. Railroad. Excellent stand Tor
koNGNEcKER A KING. =.
Jan. :S'-u. Towsontown. Md.
Three Acres OF Land
rs the village Of Luthervilic. Improved bv
Il two. story FRAME HOUSE 3ox26 feet. ron
tanning seven Rooms. House in good order =
water convenient. There is also ON the Lot. 30
thriving Peach Trees. Raspberrics. &c. Price
s?.?oo. Apply to
L0NGNECKER A KING.
Jan. 2'.-u. Towsontown, Md.
l73 Acres OF Land
NEAR Sweet Air. u miles from baltimore,
IN on Ny Lady's Manor, near two good
iurnpikes; is convenient Ia Stores, Churches.
Mills and Schools commodious Dwelling, good
Barn. Stabling. Ice House, Hen House, Ic.-
u Is well fenced, plenty Of wood and water and
the land has been recently well lined. Also,
good Young Apple Orchard and other fruits -
Price $5S per acre. A portion ofthe land would
he sold without buildings at $40 per acre
Certainly bargain. Apply soon 10
LoNGNHcKER 4 KING,
Feb. TT TowsontOwn, Md.
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-29

CnAs. RIpsELr. Of H., was the winner of the
bird box recently rallied oil in this town.
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-29

wAeoS DAuAsEb.--on Saturday haorniuk
lest. horse attached 70 ths wagon u Mr.. a.
cob Frederick, of this county, became iFiEhlen-
ID. BY reason Of shs bTidIe breaking. IN Rat.
more. snd ran away, smashing The wagon io
pieces. ~
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-29
GROUND BONE,
ALSO, GRIMESS
Patented Improved Rertiliser,
N n fEuuyNAN A m

Sole Manufacturers.
NUMEROUS testimonials Of the most Felia-
IN bic Agriculturisls can be seen atour Count.
ing Room. No. 50 =. Gay street, between
Lombard and Pratt, In proof Of the superiority
Of this over al other FERTILIZERS, not excepting
Peruvian Ouano. aa-Priee $50 per ton.
~ -wANTED-UNGR0UN BONES.
Feb. S.-3m.
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FOR SALE.
A Farm of 86 Acres.

IN the Seventh District Of Baltimore county.
4 five miles east Of Parkton. on the AA
Northern Central Railroad. The land
is in good condition, about 20 acres ofssss
Il being in WOOD. There Is on Il al ssns
GOOD FRAME DWELLING.
with Back Building. and convenient out. build.
ings Spring Of good water at the door. There
is al."a fne stream Of water running through
the farm. IL Is convenient to churches, schools
and stores. This property will be sold al a bar.
gain. Apply Ia
SAMUEL MEREDITH,
Jan. il.-2m. on the adjoining farm.
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G A s p A II rs
CELEBRATED
HORSE & CATTLE POWDER.
A Certain Preventative
Ror al Diseases Inciaent % the merss
and Cattle.

E0r all UAnGnnGn hMGt0gnt " tuo haoHng
and Cattle.
VNHIs Powder has been used many years on
ii the largest Diaries In Holland and Bwitsep-
land with the greatest success and is highly -
commended BY the most skillfnl Veteranaxiams
Horse and Cattle. Having been tried In many
cases with the best result. We feel u our duty
10 draw the attention OF Farmers and the pub
lie In general 10 this Powder, and We are con-
vinced that the use ef u will prevent diseases,
thereby saving the Farmer from great loss.
REEERENCEss
On. Michael, baltimore county Jno. saith
Jr., Plkcsville Richard Price, BuPt otables ef
os.i on Sii.SL Aisa RSSI., & Hoiiissy Son. fiols.s
NJ. CoriIng. Cattle Dealer, and many others.
Certificate u JoAm Dsrsse
Msssns. CaAs. A VIZ. CAsPARi I'll have been
using your Horse and Cattle Powders as pre-
venlaiive against disease, lor ave months past,
aud prefer them 70 any that have used. NY
improve from lhs use Of them. when NY cat.
lie have had coughs, fennd them Of beneht.-
I reaemmend them as superior Ia my opinion,
10 any now before the public: ,,..
gudbrook YARN, near Pikesville, Md.
Nrssns. CmAs. A WIS. CAsrAHi ~ have been
using your Powders Coz Horses and Cattle, up.
| on lks horses under my charge and have found
| them superior 70 any that have ever net with.
They give the horses good appeiites and keeps
them N ane condition, 90 any enc may sse. @
Who viii take the trouble 70 look ~ one Of The
Wv" JAMES TAYLOR, Jr..
Foreman Olive Dairy, baltimore.
Prepared BY cHAs. wa. CABPARI.
APOTHECARIEs AND CHEMISTS,
Csr. Biddis ~ 4 Isaasyisaaia Avsnas,
no Price SOC aud else per package six
/ packages for e5.oo.
foT 6als Il WILLle' DnUo STORE,
| Feb. Is, ieee.-ly. ToWsontoun, Nd.
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Inaolvont Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. To the cred
IN iiors Of JOSEPH BLUM. an applicant for
the benefit Of the 18th Article of he code oi
Public General Laws relative o. intoiVcuts,
that the lM Hsadty IL, august. 1865. has been
fixed for his appearance, 10 answer mterrpra
tories, and. Tor final hearing Of his ca7c beior
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county. pat"i
the 18th day Of Fchrury. 1865.
Test EDWARD n. ADl, Clcrh.
Feb. 37-sfn1
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Property Sales. 80
MoRT0AoEE's SALE
OF -r.
HALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

AOAG0A016'o BALE
OF -r.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
THE undcr.igncd. Attorney for John r.
u knaekstedt, Mortg4lle, will sell at Public
Sale, al the Court House door, ia Towsontnwn.
0a Saturday. Ftsr"ary 29h. 1865.
at ~ o clock NJ.
ALL THAT PART or 4 TRACT or LAND
called
" Addition to Elledge's Farm"
=, Lying and being in Baltimore coun-
~ aforesaid. and which u contained n
80 within the following mctes and
bounds beginning for the same at the end OF
the north finy.four degrees east thirty-onc
pcrches line Of that parcel Of said land which
was heretofore conveyed by John Crcagh to
Hickman johnson by decd dated egth cf Jan
uary, 1891, recorded In Baltimore county ~
Liber W. g.. No. 81, folio 1T2, 4c., aud running
thence bounding ON the outer lines Of said pa ri
reversely, the three following courses South
MY four degrees west thirty one pcrches, south
thirty degrees east twenty pcrchcs, south forty.
six degrees west sixteen pcTches 20 a stone
marked II thence south forty and a.half do.
grces east twenty. nine Ilcrches 10 a stone mark.
ed II thence north sixty aud one eighth dc.
grces east forty eight aud one fourth pcrcheS
70 the given line of the aforesaid deed from
John Creagh 90 %. johnson thence BY
straight line to the place Of beginning. con.
tanning
Fourteen Acres of Land,
more 90 less,
Together with the improvements, being same
ground conveyed by John r. Knaekste.it 10 l..
ruel Adams by deed dated 2id Of May, Iss5, and
recorded among the land records Of baltimore
county IN Libcr J. a. H.. No. -, folio ~. Ac--
said Pgpperiy Is situated on the road from Pine
GrOvc q -. Johns Church.
Terms of Sale ;--One half cash. balance Ia
fur months, credit payment 10 bear interest
from day Of sale with approved security; or
I'll cash, at the option II purchaser.
NORRIS J. JONES,
Feb. s.-ts. Attorney for Mortgage.
SAMUEL q. WILSON. Auctioneer