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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-11
STATEOF WIsCONSIN-TOWA

- ia TT OF WISCONSIN -IOW \
- COUNTY COURT, u PROBATE
N THE NATTER or TIE ESTATE or BERNARD
MCILHON Deceased
On reading and filing the petition Of Catherine
McIlhou. administrative Of the estate of Eeruard
Sic lhou, deceased representing. moug other thlHgs
that ,e has fully admins -ered said estate and pray
ing that time and ID .ce be fixed for examining and
allowing her account her admins ration and assign
ing he residue of said estate to the heirs at
law Of said drCeis ed
1t Is ordered that such application be heard before
me at my Office in the Village Of todZeville, on the
8.th day of November A. d. 1865, at 10 o'clock Ia
the forenoon.
And it l. further ordered that notice Of said ap-
plcatun be given TO al Pers interested by publ
cat of copy Of this order for three successive
wee IS once in each week, in the Mineral Point Trib-
une, newspaper IN said county, prior said hear
ing.
Dated November (. 1S6>.
ALIEN. WILSON, County Judge.
uuE--.aa L
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-11

Came into the enclosure q the subscriber living OF
the northwest quarter Of section Is in the town Of
Mlu- on er about the 18th Of August last small red
and lte yearling steer with white aud red and
WHlte belly and legs The is requested 10 call
prove property, pay charges and take him away
WILLIAM = Fay.
MihlIn, October Il, 1865. *4r43
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-11
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay, and ali the effects OF
youthful iadscrytiu. will. the sake Of suffering
humanity send free ALI sho need it, the recipe and
directions for making the simple remedy 10y which he
cured. sufferers wishing profit ny the adver
Users experience do by addressing, in perfect
conference, JOHN b. OGDEN.
v-luI3 - Cedar Street New York
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-11
slew 4 drertsements.
TAhEN UP-HORSE.

Taken up by the subscriber living in the town Of
Mineral tont D. mi Of the city, about the 9Th
Of october ISIS, large sized bay horse, with a
white IN the 70 ehead and left hind foot white
supposed to be about y years Id
The owner viii please call. prove property. pay
charges and take him away
JOHN RICHARDS.
Mineral Point Oct. 81, 1868. &45y4
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-11-11
IMPORTATION 4!

Of hair upon bald head beardIrss face, also
ipe for tn lemoyal Of Pmples, Bl0tches, Eruptons
etc on the skin, leaving the soft, clear. and
beautiful obtained without charge by address
ing Thomas F AMMAN, CHEMIsT,
-, Broadway, New York
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-01-29
Selected Poetry.
From the NeW York Citizen. !
THE OANTEEN,

THE OANTEEN.
There arc bonds of all sorts in this world OF
ours,
Fcters OF friendship, and ties Of flowers.
And true lovers knots. l,wccn;
The girl and the boy arc botihd by n kiss,
But there's never bond, old friend, like
this:
We have drunk from the same cantccn!
1t wns sometimes water, and sometimes
milk,
And sometimes apple jack fine as silk,
But whatever the tippie has boon.
We have shared it together in banc or
Aud warm to you, friend, when think nr
We have drunk from the same cantccn!
The rich and great sit down to dine,
Ana they QuaH TO each other in sparkling
wine
From glasses Of crystal and green:
But guess in their golden pota,ions they
miss
The warmth Of regard to be found in this
We have dunk from the same cantcen!
We have shared our blankets and tents TO-
gctEer
We have marched ani fought in all kinds Of
weather,
And hungry and full we have beon;
lad days of battle and days ofrcst,
Gut this memory cling to and love the
best;
We have drunk from The same cantcen!
For when wounded lny on the outer slope,
With my blood flowing fact, and but little
hope
Upon which my faint spirit could lean;
On, then, remember, you crawlud to my
side.
And, blccding.so fast it seemed both must
have dicl.
We drank from the same cantccn!
As ,cHness MILES O'RElLLY.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-01-29
rom the Charleston Mercury
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
RING STREAKED AND STRIPED
CONVENTION.
FIFTH DAY.

Before entering into tho account of
this days proceedings, 1t becomes nee
cssary to remark, that owing to certain
:. circumstances which need not be cx-
) planned the titles of Mr., DR.. &C., Sc.
usually prctixed to tic names Of gentle
men, were By mistake connected with
the names Of some Of the white delegates
to This convention in the report of the
fourth days proceedings, thereby maxi
ing q distinction apparently on account
of race or color. which it is not right to
admit.
10 avoid repetition, characters pre-
vlously introduced to tho reader. will
not be further described than by their
names. The usual illustrative remarks
will, however, be mado whenever ono
ofthe bipeds is exhibited for the first
timo.
On assomblage, the delegates to tho
great ringed-streaked.anl striped found
themselves for the FIRST time invested
witt: the dignity of tables furnished with
pens, ink and paper. or tho first somo
doubtless could conceive no further use
than as place for victnals, and the two
Iatter must have appeared to the same
individuals endowed with the mystery
and dread which tho wands aud philtcrs
Of the magicians profcsscd for the pco.
ple Of The olden time. Despite the ta-
b'cc ard stationery, the space or The
floor aNotted to the delegates, still
seemed crasnped and uncomfortable. 1t
would require the whole hall to be ap
propriated exclusively to the delegates
to allow any arrangement which would
give an air OF cgen comparative dignity
and comfort to tkis parody Of a conven-
tion, .Is
AS Usual, the meeting was opened
with prayer, Rmnion acting ms chaplain
pro. tenn. The truly christian spirit Of
somo of The measures introduced in the
course Of the day was doubtless the
result Of the earnest rclitions offered By
this pious delegate.
See resolutions 10 ousi tho State Off
GERS.
The roll having been called and
quorum being. prcscnt--thc minutes
OF yesterday were read and confirm
ed. II III t.tt Il ltkk..5,
The following committees were an
nounced l,y the chair: 49, Il
... srAMDING COMMITTEES. fti
Bal ofR;ghts. .-B F. Whittomorc, a
Ransier, l. B johnson, B B Elliott,
w J Mckinley. RI Donaldson, W
B Nashi TJ Coghlan, James Hcnder.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-01-29
Com MEAL FOR BUTTER MAKING

Com MEAL FOR BUTTER MAKING. -
At meeting Of the Little Falls Far.
m"r's Club, Mt Hcrkimcr, New York,
Judge Owen made some remarks on
feeding corn meal 10 milch cows, which
arc reported as follows:
Flo found no ground feed so good for
buttcr-maling as Indian meal. lie had
made number Of experiments in feed
ing, and the best results were obtained
by feeding itdry. In tIis state the ami
NAL took H. slowly, moisiening with
saliva and thoroughly maslica'ing it
IN feeding it vet, he thought it passed
directly to the third stomach, and hence
was not properly assimlatcd. lie had
a large COW Of the Holdernoss breed,
npon which he experimental to SEQ how
much meal could be fed with profit, and
found that feeding two quarts at feed,
and twice - day was all she could bear.
Tins, in addition to hay, brought down
the milk in large quantities. BY such
feed this COW violled fourteen pounds Of
butter per week. Her highest product
was forty-onc pounds Of bnucr in fifteen
days besides thirty quarts OF milk which
was saved out for family use. Flo did
not regard turnips as of much valuo for
mich cows ;ipreterrcd potatoes, as far
more valuable to feed. u sgsfs4 gfF
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-01-29


cal 'iaramguc, opened his mouth IN tin
Club House for the first time, and bv
violent and blathorskrtc appeal 10 III,
passions and rr,jndiccs Of the iguoran'
raised II howl Of delight within tho me
! nagerc which proved but too truly tn,
revcngeful and nlood.thirstv V instincts O
some Of the ANNALS The effort to max,
a legislative body out Of n collection O
! wild beasts, seemed about TO ,p crown
I'd with n slight success, but now W,
shall see what VIC shall scr.1
The meeting was opened with prayc
by r. H. Cain
Wright. !:om the committee on In,
judiciary, to whom was referred a rcso
luton inquring whether the convcn'o,
had power to !cgislalc, reported tha
the convention did have that power
Made the special order for Friday at
=. NJ.
Tho same committee made rcror
declaring 1t unnecessary to abolish tn,
district courts, the whole subject coming
under consideration Of The committee N
arranging that part Of the constitution
committed to their care.
Olsen, DANISH delegate from Williams
burg, offered resolution that immcdi-
at"ly after ratification Of the consti;u
ton, all banks and saving institutions in
the State which suspended payment du.
ring tho rebellion be required to go into
liquidation.
Randolph offered n resolution that rs
an incentive to education, all person
coming Of ago after 1875 be required to
read and write in order to vote. Refer.
red TO Committee on Education.
Swails offered a resolution that the
convention petition Congress to relieve
certain Federal officers in South Cavol,-
ma, who performed duty for length OF
time and could draw no pay, because
they could not take he test oath Re
fcrrrd to the CommjlItcc on Petitions
Whitt"morc offered resolution re-.
qniring children to attend school sixteen
months between the ages Of five and
eighteen years. Referred to Committee
ON Education.
r. G.. Holmes offered resolution TO
rcpudiatc the State war debt. Referred
to Legislative Committee.
Smalls offered preamble and rcso|u.
ton in regard to education whiIh he
would not read, but passed to the chair
and whether he couM read il seemed
doubtful.
Ran!aiph offered a resolution forbid.
dino all distinction ON occourt of r,cn
and colour in tho constitution and in All
State educational Institutions. On mo-
ton Of J. j Wright, indefinitely post.
roncd.
Rmnion introduced n resolution rc
quirlng district officers to bc elected bv
the people of the district annually, to b,
eligible for four years in succession and
then ineligible for fonr wears
The second special order being the
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-01-29

Gov. IsnAM e. HAnRls. Wo loarrI
from The Memphis papers that this dis
't,ngu'shed gentlemen has taken up his
residence in that city, wllcrc ho intends
to res,,me the practice Of his profession
that OF law. Asin politics he ranked
prc"nmi:ept, so at tile bar will his posi-
ton be among the foremost.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-01-29
EIGIITu DAY.

There wasa decided change in tho
performance of the asscmblage yesterday
and a change, too, which promises n
lively time and a great deal Of fun for
the remainder OF the session. Hereto
lore the heterogeneous body has appear
ed to be manipulated by the rcpresen-
tativc Of congressional influence as with
a master hand. Clashing interests haye
been adjusted, and all violence toned
down. The moderate mombers began
to feel sure Of adopting constitutions
which would find favour, as they fondly
Hoped, with a largo number of the
white people Of the State. Yesterday
a sudden change came over the spirit OF
their dream. r. n Cain. black dele.
gate from Charleston, Northern negro
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-01-29

TIE BEAST. ben Butler spoke In Rich
mond on Monday night. lie was introduce
cd by Wardwcll, the particular rccommen-
dation to popular favor being (cool Icy
irony, wasn't il y TINT he was tl,c murderer
Of Mumford, or as Wardwol' Expressed il,
that clio dared inilict tho penalty Of death
upon him who dared pull down Tho ensign
Of his country's liberty least spoke,
Wardwcll smiled, mob appiaudcd. Sublime
occasion. Hon roost and pig stye thieves
forgot their ayocation, aud chickens aud
pigs for two hours slept In undisturbcd So
cnrty, while tho petty pliers Of smaller
trades vicd with each other in doing hons
ngc 10 tho more successful rascal, and,
while this sido show progressed, the high
carnival Of destruction went nobly on in
Washington. ."|j'# ~
Hey, diddlo diddlc, from Negroes fiddle
Thnd Stevens is scr.ping q tune, ,-
, All Niggerdom laughs 90 see the sport,
While Butler runs on with tho spoon.
' t Petcrsba'g Mitr.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-01-29

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Yorhville EnQnitsf
has been informed that q whito man, late.
ly belonging to the 9Th RegimGnt, q United
States lnfAu.ry, was regularly married in
Chester. 10 nnegro Woman. on last Sunday
evening. The marriage service was pcr-
formed by negro preacher. Colt nigger
noH's your time.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-01-29

Forncy snys rebellion md reputation 60
hand in hapd and tho northern Democracy
arc rs cfoctually committed tot Tho one asto
the other. S# s.Nf ,3'rta30% ifEi3
Then VIC Of the South may understapd
that New York, Pennsylvania. Ohio, and
California, have already decided fofepndinte
tho national dsbi or that forney issa llar
Which s.t
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-01-29
HgAnQU1RTHny
ARMIEs UNITED STATES,

WAsnrSdros, D. G., January Il, 1868. /
Ills EreellencY Indrcw Johnson, President Of
''the UHited Stdfes :" i.5' !
7 SIM; have tho honor TO enclose here.
with copy Of official notice received by m
iast evening Of the action Of the Senate Of
tho United states in the case of the suspen
sion OF Hon. f. ~ Stanton, Secretary OF
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-01-29
,)ouN ". FuuSrY, SccrctAry

Soon after the delivery Of lhis commt,ni-
cation General Grant called in person upon
the President during the meeting of tho
Cabinet, and upon being reminded by tho
President Of his reiterated promise, aud
especially of the promise made only Oh Sat.
urdny morning last, General Grant Admitted
The promise IN the prcscnce Of members Of
the Cabinc,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-01-29
lN EXECUTIVE SESSION,
SENATE or TnE UuTEn STATES,
January ~ 1903

V"TIUW'y TOT fN''IN7'
H"so're8 That having considered tho
evidence and reasons given 10y the prcsi-
dent III his report Of the l2,h December
1860, for the suspension from the office Of
Secretary Of War Of Edwin NJ. Stanton,
the Senate DO not iucur in such suspcn.
sion.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-01-29

D Fl Chamberlain, A Middleton, A
Newell, NJ NJ B Johnson, j P T.
Camps, p r Reaves, JOHN A Hun
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-01-29

{ "A new route IS projected ffnin tl,e.
Atlantic 10 tie Pacific tkrodgR BFitiahf
America, of which 2400 tpiles, YIN bs'
by water 1885 miles bS railroaaaltfa
cons,rnc,ed, leav,pgonly GAS m'les ot
railway TO be- klElt.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-18
LATEST NEWS FROM THE FRONT!
ANVIL sLArGnrEn OF RIA ENEMY
THEIR DEAD BODIES LYING IN HEAPS
on THE FIELD.

THEIR DEAD BODIES LYING IL HEAPS
on THE FIELD.
fI'HIS terrible yet desirable result has been
i brought about by MILLgR's RAT KILLER,
one af the greatest discoveries Of the age. IL
never fails but always does the work effective
ly; . dead shot not only 10 Rats aud Mice, but
10 Reaches. Ants and all other kinds Of vcrinin.
Among the many advantages II possesses over
all similar preparations, are the following;
II can be- placed with safety anywhere, as il
contains not particle of that most dangerous
and inilnmmable of all known substances,
Iaos,,lorus. which enters largely into the com
position Ut all other Rat Pasies sold, aud which
sometimes causes serious destruction Of proper
~ by fire we would, therefore, advise farmers
aud "thcrs who have much inbustible mate
rial about their premises. not Ia Use these phos
ph"ric compounds. rs they run a great risk
ihrrrir"in.
cur Pate !, conn So at ingredients "f which
Hat- and other Nefmin are specially 'ond IL.
hcnr. they will eat IL when tkey refuse other
kind. II never hardcns aud bccOInra worth
lc.r like those Phosphoric Rat Exterininators.
hat always retains IL proper consistency -l"-e-
nom. ii - poisonous properties. acts promptly
aud efficiently ia the destruction Of these pest.
81 humanity above mentioned. Rats after eat
ins % have raging burning thirst which coin.
prls them Ia leave their holes Ia search 81
wat.f. aud u the proper precautiOn be- used tn
has" 10" water open about the preiuises. they
will ~ "h t., lnd Il. and die elsewhere. For
particulars wrappers "n bottles. Try y
hoitl. ~ Will guarantee Il ia every instan'e
T. be- - ~" ~. Prepared only by
~ y. Howard street. bsltimotr.
L. Willis. A"ISI. Towsnn,"~H. Md
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-18
Baltimore Advertisements.
NEW STYLE VERTICAL MlIL
THE VICTOR.

For com plctcuys, oi adjustment, 'itrnEih.
durability and working power, TIT '" 10"
CANE MILL has no equs'. III. h"i'h 80"
the important feature that regulates lhs "'"
ing Of the mill. The ridges seize upon th""ah'
- soon rs presented, thus relieving III" late"
81 often necessary Ia force the stalks I" al 80
trance between snooth rolls, aud at IA" '''""
time secures it, direct passage e. III. di-rhafr"
roll. They also break the woody ibre ~ 'h"''
Intervals, and thus Tupiuriug the eells cHus"
the more ready How 81 the juice. wcals"haN'
horizontal mills, Tor horse, water aud steal"
power.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-18
'I'IIE GREATEST TONIC
q l. u % l.. \ q H..
Morning Star BitterS

In.. wonderful TOMB Is unequall~d a. d.
rutr t'r Li,,, 'Dnp t4ia'. Dy,gtyvid, Iersr aaf
tgrt. E'i,.i'. iifsrAitficHf aud ksanfsaf FsrsTv
u .- ai-.. invaluable IA NERVOUS wEAk-
Mss 90 all atui.. 81. It vii restore the wasted
'r'rg'l Nith wonderful p"fiuanenc-.
g. Wi o. found totally different from any
.i."' B.ifI"t-. ani i- 40 PRONOUNCED by many II
90. ,'.' phH-irtat- "a the country.
j. art.... a, L"..,fisr IDt,9aoit. Y"aif,,.
te' nip.sf sitrsly u lsq,fr
Biz ua'fsr.
30 iufihrf Itpoi and atts.tatiun 81 IT.
.us slgahl~ preventive aud cgratiy. properties,
.,. ~. puhl .Aed reference. Of neiica gentle
urt. ~ ,tan.liac. VII" have examined II. n,"r
g.. u:ipulmuu-is agreeing that no mincrAl or
.fa'f Autr4l ,Ih.ianr'. So often found IA the
.. .e.f. l,f vegetable batter g the day. can b.
..-.. s-r,.4 %. 'Ai. t'4ly hcalthiul aui elegant
rt-l4r't %.
REFERENCES
th"ma+ KING carroll, NJ H.. church Cfrcs.
Nj. =. T.. CARTE. ". b.. - hast Baltimore 81 d.
Bait m.re. MI = lir.,ccaIny. Chemist aud
Ih1-pa,.ut So lial"vrr St, Baltimore. Nd 4:
z u Porter. Fa-tof ct the south Presbyterian
tLutti b.. B.!tiu.t,. Mi. /. :. MitcLrll No.
.lf Canton As.u4.. Baltimore. Mi. ". Pow
90. o.. is'n har,i -. Bslt more Nd bin.iu"r-
KY. To- Pratt street. baltimore. Nd. aud
fl.hs .tus
e.. sole - prusg,u aud country
~t.f, e,n'-ally
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-18
COOKS SUGAR EVAPORATION
I.r.t Treminm At FORTY lNr'c Iai.l :
I.Ooo IN USE. ALL FULLY WARRANTED

COOKS ENAPORATOR IL sinr YET -rien
tiGc in its construction. II consists innn "NsI
Grating Ian of sheet metal. copper 81 g'iNani
ed iron, placed un rockers with w"''i,'l .'d'
aud So divided by ledge. . 4" f"rin r"niii
uous tranvcr.r channel over IA heated aud ''-i
ing surface OF from :, &" l2j feet.
II 10 cstimaici that u.uO1. u0u gallon 90 s.irl'
have been manufactured un ih" ai-,V" EVal..
rat"r IN thu past sruson We ni-' huN' flrr
taiion Pans, dapici to q brick arch. 'iI"ul.i
aud Pamphlet with iull description ani : zoe.
lit cent H. al applicant.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-18
GEISEk'S PATENT
Self Regulating Grain Separator,
Cleaner and Bagger.

A Ia time like the present, when labor il
IN scarce. il is important that Farmers. who
are Interested, should pay attention to the abuvo
Improvement. which considerably reduces the
expense of Thrcshing Grain, over any Machine
now la use. II is peculiarly adaptcdi o its work
aud can be- attached 10 either belt or iron rod
Powers. II cleans the Grain thoroughly by one
operation. which Is not generally done by any
other machine. Grain cleaned by this INA.
chine. which contains much light, filthy mat.
ter, is worth one OF two cents per bushcl mere
than IL cleaned IN the common way.
Tho above machine IL conveniently arranged
fer hauling. being permanently fixed on two
wheels. aud il fully warranted.
REFERENCES.
Mai. william IIuichins. Monkt"n. Isallo. Go.
william pcarcc.
Gen. john u. Pcarcc.
ThoIna. johnson. rhnnix.
!. a.. Patterson.
Henry Carroll.
John u. Gent. C"ekrysvillr.
william Gent. "
Irs.- Garrett F"rh Meeting House.
Iamcs Anne. Jarr"tisvillc. Hartford County.
william cole. rhurrhNili".
Th"mr-"i Arm.irnug. JThrr,hrr,.i Ahet
i,"n. ilafhfi t"uuiN
- y ~.
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
rtTTS' THRESIiER AND CLEANER.
With dpubl- I,ibon II"rse Power. si.
from -" ~ horse power.
m HHiKDN rOuHINEH NELF RIkE
EEdPI.R AND MOWER.
LINTON LAMOTr.
~ y High Street. Baltimore
March -. Is67 ~
Farmers. Look to Your Interest
nm ~ HoNET'
HHTTkE ~ SWEET >
Itutt'r made Ia . to Q minutes tram
sweet Cream.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-18
As1TlONEERlNs:.

I,HE undersigned still rogliHI-s the busit
i mess # Adrtinneering Real ar gersoaAl
Property d every d"scfi pii"n. when not
hi. resldcuss lh IaVsoni"wu, inquiry may lee
Ia 81 90 the uftsu .ithsF II the Eas0H or the
journal Person. dssiriEg his services should
make application - early - possible. so as ~
arrange The day 81 sale. Thankful for past Ia.
vors he respectfully asks continuance u the
same. SAM'L q. WILSON,
ToWsontnwn, Baltimore Co.
Aug 70. isss.--tf.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-18
Baltimore Advertisements.
MILL R'S
Rat and Mouse Killer.

4 FILI GEOHN RAT WEIGHS IEOUT'
4 FOUND, IND WILL DEST'ROI
FIIE BUSHELS OF CORN
4 TEiR!.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-18

FARMERS aud Dealers are respectfully o.
icfr.d g. thu abnV" FERTILIZERS - Lring
prepared ~ the best mannrr. thoroughly rrh
abla aud 10 every way calculated To- give uin
V-rsal satisfaction. They At" "xi"u.iNrly
known, b.ins used with great sucrc., Iurihs
dent that all VIII" buy The .buS" Fertilizer.
will receive - luli rctuTn f'r their outlay. h"i
only ul-,n the crop manur"l th"rcwlih. bu'
even ior '"V"r1l year, uI''n rtass aud ",h'r
after crops,
u. !. HITH a 80. AaLNis.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-18
Coal oil. Fish oil. whalr oil anL
Nrnl. fa.nI OIL.
Family Grocery.
Jams & Hutchins,
Ar q HIGH STREETS, RaLTIlIORE.

Inform their old friends aud ,ustorn-r.. sud
the public generally. that they keep "t baud
WINES AND LlQroRs. IA w'~.d aud glass. lni
medicinal aui other purrose. SUPERIOR .uga'
cured HAMS the choicest braudtof FAMILY
FLOUR Imperial. 1unI~'wd'f. Young ~ sot
aud hlarA Tea. Java. Laguiia and Re 'plic.
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