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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02

Tue llARroRD TURNPIKE PASSENGER RAILWAY
CoArAsY.-The act passed by the Legislature
chariering company TO build passenger rail.
way from Baltimore 10 Halls Springs along the
line Of the Hartford turnpike Is about being car
ried into effect. The entire amount Of the CAPT.
tai stock, 10000, has already been subscribed,
and the corporaiors will meet In few days 10
Organize the company. The length Of the road
will be about three miles. The city terminus Of
the road will connect with the City Passenger
Railway. II is confidently expected that within
the next three months the new road will be fully
Completed and the cars running
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02

q. %. f.-Prospect Lodge, of Phoenix, held
special meeting on Monday night, TO celebrate
the anniversary. Several members OF Towson
Lodge were present, Of whom Messts. Ensor,
kceeh, Emory and Price delivered addrrsses suit.
able to the occasion, as did, also, several men,
beers ofProspect Lodge.
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BULL'SMEAD HOTEL,

FRONT street Neat tsay, HaItimeFe, nd.
gINfIIs old established Hotel. so long and sue.
j eassfully conducted by the late Thoinrs @,
Tracy, and more recently BY his widow aud n.
y. Htansbury, will be continued By the under.
signed. The old patrons of the house may rest
assured that nothing will BE left undone % 90.
cure their comfort and 70 merit q full share Of
public patronage. Tll0B. AnMACOBT.
May ~, toe5,--ly.
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TRUSTEES SALE

OF THE
DULANEY'S VALLEY AND SWEET
AIR TURNPIKE.
TUNilE undersigned, Trustee, will sell al Pub
III lie Sale, in accordance with the powers
contained in bill recently passed by the Gen
eral Assembly Of Maryland, ~ The
COURT HOUSE DOOR, T0wsONTOwN,
on Tuesday. bM day Of May, 1888,
al 10 o'clock A. ~,
To the highest bidder. without reserve, ell the
rights, interest and franchises appcrtaining 70
and vested IN the
DULANEY's VALLEY AND SWEET AIR
TURNPIKE COMPANY.
Terms Of Sale i--0ne third Cash one third
In three months. and the balance IN 9 months,
with interest upon deferred payments from
day Of sale, OF ell cash "a the option ef The
JOSHUA JEssOP, Trustee.
JAMES W. OwfNOe, Auctiomeer
April t--st
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02

CrsroS ilOusE PPoNTrExrs.-Iysander Nc.
Cullough and WIN. Kidd, Esqs., both Of the
9th district ofthls county, have been appointed
70 positions In the custom house, by Collector
Webster
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02

RAILROAD CAsH.-The Supreme Bench Of BalI-
more city i now engaged 10 the trial Of the case
OF the State Of Maryland. use Of Conrad Frcyer,
-. the baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Company !
appeal case from nallimorn county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02

PRIVATE SALE.

rnNliAT first class Farm situated ON the Del.
IL Air tn pike Road, about thir- A
teen miles .ssm baltimore city, adj
joining the handsome farm Of l.. q. ssss
Quinlin. con sining sees
800 ACRES OF LAND,
Over l0n acres ia nne Young Timber, the re.
mainder IN high state Of cultivation, with
fair improvements, DWELLING, Out.build-
ings, &c.
This property 10 In Quo Of the healthicst
neghborhoo'ls IN the county, and ia the midst
Of the best society convenient ~ limestone,
mills, churches aud schools a iine stream oi
water running through Il. snd Il possesses rare
advantages b. any one wishing hne property.
u will be- sold cheap and terms easy. Any
further information may be had by calling on
or addressing
THOMAS BALDWIN,
Court House. Towsontown.
Aprii TT,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02

GuDGgoxs. -S,emmer's Run, Herring Ran aud
other streams running through our county, are
said to be now full Of gudgrons, little fsh, the
catching Of which has always afforded great
amusrincn, TO the followers ofIsaac Walton.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02

REpuHiar.s uxiox SrArE CEHTRAL CoMNlrrn -
Hon. John Y. Smith. Chairman OF the late State
Convention, has announced the Central Commit.
tee Tor the coming year. Messrs. VIM. J. Albert,
Jasper y. slack, John T. Ensor, David X Lus.
~ and Col. Thomas J. Wilson, Capt. Robt. s..
Smith and u. A. y. Cooper aFe the members for
this county. ''The members Of The committee
from the counties are requested h. appoint one
eolofed Republican from each county, 10 act as
medium Accommodation with the colored Re.
paoiicans o. the several counties, aud 70 co-ope-
rate with the eolored members on the Executive
committee In all matters Affecting their people. .
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02

CArrIos.-ln our ebaAgeable climate, coughs,
colds, and diseases Of the throat lungs and chest
will always prevail Cruel consumption will
claim iis victims These diseases II attended TO Ia
time, can be arrested and cured. The remedy IL
Dr.. WIsfaps B1lsans 81 Wild Chsrry
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02

PnorERTY SALgs. --Messrs. =. W. Bonnet, 4
Co, anciionecrs, sold on Saturday last. the tract
Of land known rs "OvcriOn, containing 100
acres Of land. ON the line o. the Baltimore aud
Ohio railroad. near the Relay House. ia this
county, improved 10y n an elegant residence In
the Italian villa STYLE with barn. stables, garirn-
ncr's house, &c. purchased by II. =. Flanders,
for 100000.
Mtssrs. Gibson & Co, auciioneefs, sold on the
same day. country seat, containing - acres,
miles from the city, on the Frederick turnpike.
improved by c0mmodious stone dwelling, sc :
purchased by l.. d. Caldwell for So 200.
j. Fred. c. Talbot, Esq., trustee sold on the
2lst ult.. - acres Of land situate about three
miles FROM Caionsyilr. hcing the real csiaie at
the late VIM Lee. To John kalb, for S4s5 icr
acre. making n total of 81, 3T6.5O
On SATURDAY, last there were sold on the prem.
isrs. 10y u. u. Boitman. Esq, trustee. two acr,s
OF Land on the Frederick road. 81 miles from the
city. improved with two frame dwellings, &c ;
purchased by T. Wcitmarsshauscn, for s., 100
Also q acres near the above; purchased by Jas
Watson, Cor 81 900. Also, - acres Of land. adj
joining the above; purchased BY Alexander e.
Ter, for 81, $40. Also, 2 acres OF land in same
vicinity, unimproved. purchased by John Bring
for S325
Messrs. Thomas and Warner, trustees, sold ON
"Wednesday last, three tracts Of land on the Pa
iapsco river, near the city. The first contained
u acres aud . pcrChrs purchased by W H.
Garri,i'e, for Si,l5O. Lot No. contains ~
acres and reIcaes purchased by James Bates
for 81 $50. Lot No. , contains 81 acres, 3 roods
aud isrchcs purchased BY W. ". Berry, for
81 $50.
WIN. = kccch aud G. D. Mcfarland, trustees.
sold at the Court House door, on Thursday last
I'll aces OF land on the Philadelphia road. nine
miles from baltimore purchased by Joseph 2.
Henry for -, 100.
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STORE FIXTURES .

Consisting 81 Platform Scale. goo lbs. capac
ity Counter Scales, large six gallon Cask
oil Cans, Tea Canisters, Glass Jars, Boxes, Ca
scs, &c., &c. No. ! Stove, I Desk, ? Stands
! large Stand. Trunk, iron Hat Rack,
Bedstcad, besides many other articles too nu
mcruus Ia mention.
Also. complete SGT Of Broom Tools.
irs'-All the above articles will be sold with
out reserve. TERMS CASH.
LEWIS voGLE.
Il WIIEnN A..nalnnnnr
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THOMAS Il. AGNEW.

go aud 10 GREENWICH ST. y.
Has reduced the pros u Teas, Cofcc.. Sugar. Fnnr
and all kinds u Grccerics from Toto - PIT cent,
nest JAPAN TEA. 81.
REST ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA -
SPLENDID oOLoNG TEA, ooc
1000 hb.s. Flour. all grades. from sll upward. .OOr
gal NoiHssc.s, all grades. from DO upwatds
conee. roasted and ground. iac 10 tlc sugars. all
grades ai Tchncrs prices aui every ng used every
family cheaper aud better than any store Ia Ncw York
THOMAS X. AGNEw occupies his own stoTc, own.
the property. and has rent 10 pay impori and buy
exclusively Tor cash. never gave not In his if
srlnently be ON nnhrIsrll anN hnn.r ln Tho rltA
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02

TowsoSTowS MgcnAMcs. one need go from
Towsoniown for hrsi.class workmen, 10 any liuc
represented here. The finest houses In the neigh.
borhood have been built by Towsontown carpen-
tiers our blacksmiths do excellent work our
printers are good Onrs our Wheelrighis are No.
I. 10 this last line, We have jus, seen a beauil.
ful no.top buggy, of the ''coal.box' pattern,
built by J. Alex. Parleit, for Mr. Thomas Ridgely,
Of LasheFvllls. q ia beauty. Everything about
u IL complete and tasty, although substantial
10 every part and we never saw the painting
surpassed on any ciiy.built wagon. Mr.. Par
lett has also a very Zine top-buggy nearly COM
pleied, aud n Jaeger wagon, both Of which
reflects great credit upon him NJ workman, and
upon those be employs 10 assist him. Ills pain.
ter, Oliver 7. Smith, ls certainly an excellent
one
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02

VINH. STORE HOUSE on the York Road
near The Toll Gate, IN Towsontown.
Apply - Mas. WARE,
April sat- Towsontosn.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02

CospUcTons APPOINTED. james Springer, late
Of Hartford county, has heen appointed ! conduc.
tor 90 the baltimore and ToWsonlown Passen.
yer Railway, riee Thomas lIollngsworih, re.
signed.
Mr. Watson has been appointed sulsllsuss
condaetor on the SANE road
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02

Both RoHnERY .--On Saturday night last. after
the family had retired the residence Of Mr. 4.
Siicicl, in the frs, district Of this county, was
entered BY burglars, who. making their way 20
the lcd-fOom of Mr. Stiefcl and wife, admins
tered ciloroiorm 10 them, rendering them un.
conscious. They then ransacked the house, evi.
dently moving about with the greatest freedom,
and, as shown by the confused condition Of
things, leaving no place unsearched. After TAX
ing $40 in gTeenbacks from the pocket Of Mr..
Steiti, they carried OF a gold hunting case
watch, lady's gold watch, one gold inierss,
Drarine q. s. bond lot Of silver forks and
spoons, n lot Of knives, meerschaum pipes, two
Tevolyers. 900 cigars, hair chain and gold
masonic key. They also helped themselves hb.
orally To brandy and preserves, not forgetting on
their departure 10 carry oil "a goodly quantity OF
the latter named articles. Mr. Siiefel and his
wife remained for some time under the influence
at the chlOroiortn, and II was only ON Sunday
morning on awakening, that the robbery was
discovered. For cool daring this robbery has
not becn cquale'i for some time.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02

BALTIMORE CoUxrY TKAaKas' AssOclAgiox.-
This association held iis regular quarterly meet
ing IN baltimore, on Friday aud Saturday, cath
aud 25lh uliimo. There were sixty-lhree teach
ers present. The exercises were opened b. very
able and exhaustive addrcss on Living not for
ourselves alone BY Rev. NJ. Deale. An essay
on Corporal Punishment Ia school," by Miss
Geiiier, teacher at Zoucksville was read and FOL.
lowed by interesting remarks on the same sub
leci from Messrs. Wilmington, Trainor aud Foy
The prcpcnderancc Of the arguments favored the
substitution Of kindness In place Of the rod
Miss Rozclla Evans, teacher near the loll-gate on
the Philadelphia Road, presented very excel.
lent parer on Orderly Iiabiis," the reading Of
which ELECTED remarks from several teachers. -
Mrs. Narnes related her mode Of securing order
In school. Mr.. Foy addressed the association on
the Teachers Reward, and Miss Harrison on -.
On Saturday morning Prof. Newell gave a
brei history OF the progress OF legislation on the
new school system. Mr.. Stansbnry spoke on In
tcsesting parents In school work. Before the
close Of the meeting NJ. Ringgold, president Of
the association, Mr.. Foy in The chair, offered q
resolution recommending W. u. Soper, the pres.
ent secretary and treasurer The board OF school
commissioners, TO the new school board ~ their
preference for the Office Of County Examiner. -
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
Their are 10 the election districts the following
number Of schools and teachers lot district 10
schools aud 10 teachers; ID disiric, 3 school .
aud 10 teachers; 30 district 9 schools aud ~
teachers; 9Th district schools aud teachers
9Th district schools aud II teachers 9Th dis
tfict schools aud 10 teachers 9Th dist, schools
aud 10 feathers sih district schools aud II
teachers 9th district II schools aud 10 teachers ;
10th district schools aud 10 teachers; il,h dis.
fict schools aud teachers 18th district IL
oeh0ols and II teachers; 18Th district schools
sd TEACHERS. Total loi schools and Ia teach
s.s. The largest school Ia the lst district, last
quarter, numbered i22 pupils In the ID, II 10
the ID 1850 Ia the Ilh, 90 In the 9th, 10 in
the 9Th. -; In the 9Th, % In 9Th, lOT In the
9Th log; In the 10Th, 81 In the llih, 50; Ia
the i2ih, los. The smallest school In the
coGniy Is in 'hc 18th district, and numbered u
pupils.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02

VERDICT ~ the ALLEGeD roIsosiSG CAsE.--The
case Of the supposed poisoning Of little boy
aged six years, son Mrs Caroline Yeagcr, Of
Canton, 10 this county, vas mentioned in the
Caioa o. has, week. together with the subsequent
arrest o. Charles Bexiol, charged with haying adj
minisierrd the poison. Justice Joseph Dorsey.
of the twelfth district, summoned jury OF in-
quest, aud by them II was deemed important
that u post morlem examination should bc held.
This WIS performed by Dire. Dwinelle aud Miller,
who took the stomach and submitted Il to Pro-
fcssor Gustav A. Liebig, 10 be- subjected 10 anal
yss. The Professor performed bis duty. and
submitted to the jury, on Saturday last, the re-
suits 81 his examination. The tests he used dem
onsirale'l that arsenic had been taken by the
child In sufficient quantity to cause death. The
jury, after consultation, rendered verdict that
the child came To lie death from poison admin.
islercd by Charles lextol." A mentioned last
week, the accnsrd was arrested and Il now 10
our county hii
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N o II TO Il

All persons knowing themselves indebted 10
inc win please come forward and settle their
bills at once, or they will be placed in the
hands of n collector. l.. VOGLE
April 2s.-2t
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To THE LADIES.

We ara agents Cor over ONE HUNDRED Forcisn aud
pomcstc Manufacturer and prepared furnish tbs
whole country with DRY and FANCY GOODS, SILKS
RHAWLs, JEwELRY, SILVER WARE, FuRNf
IuRE, PIANOS, SEWING MACHINES, kc. &c. at
the uniform price Of
ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE.
Send your clubs Of 10 and upwaris Or descriptive
cheeks showing what article can b. obtained Er the
Dollar, with 10 cents Tor each cheek
T. CIRCULARS SENT FREE.
Presents sor, iron "a 10 siOO sent i,ss Of charge to
aasnta sending eluhs.
Agents Wanted In every ToSn
- CCahMAN a CO..
April ls.-tt 10 Arch Street, Boston, Mass.
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Wanled-.Agen1s For

BlNGLEY's HISTORY oF ANIMATED NATuRE.
100 Royal Octave Pages i.O Finr Engraving.
PRICE ONLY 500.
The Cheapest Book Ia the world Exclusive Terrific
~ and the largest commission. Circular. giving full
Particular terms, etc also our fine poster with 20 .am
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PUBLIC SALE.

rINlIE subscriber having determined 10 close
l. up his business, will sell at Public Sale
OH Tuesday. Sh aay Of Nay. 1855,
at o'clock +. NJ, IN TowSoNTowN,
The following property Two 49,
Expires Wagons. sporting k{
Wagon, 2 sets Of Harness, com - o.
plctei Cutting Box, Iron Garden Roller,
Ok Yoke, I Washing Machine, Plows, Drags
&c. Also. the residue Of STORE GOODS lef
ON hand, consisting Of Hardware, Crockery
Lamps, Casters, Patent Medicines, Shoes and
Boots, Notions, Perfumery and odds and cndi
generally
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED FOR
THE NEW BOOK,

OF Leading Patriots 81 the Day An elegant octave
volume. richly illustrated with ~ beautia Steel I'm.
cravings. and portrait ofthe author. Mr..
HARRIET BEEcHER STOWE.
Agents say Il IL the best aud sells Ia gnekssi Of aag
book they sreT soid. some arr taking 800 orders Ier
week. II will eutseil " rHeis Tsms Cdbia" We em.
ploy no general agents, hut pay ezfTa commission.
Oid agents viii appsrciate this Item Send for circu
lars giving fail partcalars Address HARTFORD
fCBIIslllNG CO, llATtfoId, c. iAprl ls III.
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AN ACT
To repeal Chapter one hundred aud ifty-three
passed January session, eighteen-hundred and
sixt, seven, entitled an Act 10 add an addi-
iional section 10 Article thirty, Of the Code Of
Public General Laws, relating 10 Crimes and
Punishmenis, and TO re-enaci the same with
Amendments.
Section ]. BE II enacted by the General Assem-
bly, OF Marylan That the Act passed At January
session, eighteen hundred and sixty -four, chapter
two hundred and forty-ssven. entitled an Act 10
add additional section 10 article thirty Of the
Code Of Public General Laws, relating 10 crimes
and punishmenis, 10 hereby repealed, and re-en-
acted 50 as 10 read NJ follows That any person
or persons who shall enter upon the land Of any
other person or body corporate or polite In this
State, aud shall wilfnlly and maliciously iniure
or destroy any house, take aud carry away any
growing tree, or cut down . tree, or destroy q
vine, plant, shrubbery, root, vegetable, fruit OF
grain, or fencing, coId.wOod or hoopPoles, shall
on conviction thereof, be adiudged guilty Of q
misdemeanor and after prrsen,meni and lndici.
ment by a Grand Jury and conviction, be fned
not less than i've dollars nor more than one hun
drcd dollars, or be imprisoned 10 the city OF
county jail not less than one month nor more than
two months or be both fined and imprisoned a.
aforesaid In the discretion Of the Court Aforesaid
and ,hA; this act shall apply 70 AIlsgaay. Ere
derrick, Prince Georges, Hartford, Washington,
Kent, Queen AHus's, Taib0,, caru,lss, Cscil, 5sm.
erect, Carroll, Worcester, Anne AFnndei, hont-
geometry, 81 Mary's. Charles. Howard, Dorchester.
Baltimore, Wicomico and Calvert Counties.
Sec. 2. And be Il enacted, That this Act shall
take eject from the date Of lie passage.
We hereby certify, That the aforegoing 10 a
true copy of an aci which passed The General As
sembly Of Maryland 81 lie January session, 1868.
AUGUSTUS 0ASSAWAf,
Secretary ofthe senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
ChirfClefk Of the House Of Delegates
Approved Feb. Is. 1903,
THOMAS SWAMI. Governor.
Published by order Of
SAMUEL BRADY,
BENJAMIN GORSUCtl,
FRANCIS q. f08SITT.
County Commissioners q Baltimore 60.
April 2S.-A
CHAPTER 3e.
AN ACT
70 Change Fart u as Dividiag Lac keissean
Ae Third ard Fou,A Eleefion Districts d
Baifiasore Counfv.
Where's. Pursuant 10 an Aet Passed JannarJ
18th, 1859, chapter y, The County Commission
ere Of Baltimore eounty did apPoint sousnis
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IONS r. kSAcKsTEDr Is. ISRAEL AID
~ AMS.--h Mc Circuit tosrf for baltimore
Couaiy, April 18th. is6s.--ORDERED,T That the
sale made and reported by Morris J. Jones, ut
torney and trustee Tor the sale Of the property
and premises Mentioned ia the proceedings ia
the a,.ove entitled cause. be- ratified aud con
hsnicd. unless cause {" the contrary thereof he
shown .,n or before nc MirfoCah ddy Of My.
isdS; Provided. copy Of this order be insert
eel IN some newspaper printed in baltimore
county "ncc IN each of three successive weeks
before the 18th day ri May. 1865.
The report states the amount Of sales b. be-
sSO5.50.
EDWARD u. ADY, Clerk.
True Copy Test:
EDWARD II. ADY, Clerk.
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HRNnY p. THOMAS.

HENRY p. THOMAS,
JUSTICE or THE PEACE,
Eighth Election District Of Baltimore County,
LOCATED At WARREN,
NKyILL attend 10 all business appertaining
wv 10 his Office with paacfnaiify and dfs I.
pdteA will also attend 10 the draWingaf
DEEDS, LEASES. BONDS of CONVEYANCE,
Articles Of Agreement, Contracts, &C., Ae.
Post once AddFess--warrcn. baltimore county.
April A.--am.
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STRAY no a.

OTRAYED from the premises Of the subscEl.
above Tswssnlswn, . whits ROAR
HOG, small crop on the right eaF.-0J
A liberal reward will Be paid Tor any intoFna
Zion that may lead 10 his reeovery.
FRANcIs II. HINES
Auril ~. -sts
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COD LIVER OIL CREAM.


French Preparation which preserves MI thc nliri
Gus and medicinal quaiitic. Il the gHr' od
ls free from all offensive taste smell. and-l-ius
agreeable 90 the aseis easily digc.i- thus anriin
tn patient the full henent q the quantity taken
10 readily taken MIXED with water. thus avoiding tie
use Of whiskry other expensive hurtiul al iuu.
10 recommended and prescribed by thr M~iir,l i,r,
tcsston. Fricr 81 bottle For circular. send O..
HYATT a CO. 80 Cor,iandt - y =
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Cures Rupture, retains The difficult safely aud
easily never rusts break, moves soils always
new Sold BY all DrusFsts. send for pamphlet. l;Is
Chestnut ST, Philadelphia. April Is 1t
WANTED, AGENTS.
sTi 10 100 per month every where male aud female 10
Introduce the g GENUINE tMPROv III COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This machin- viii
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Fully warranted for i've years We will pay elOOo Tor
any machine that will sew stronger. more beautiful
or more elastic than u makes the Elastic
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We pay Agents from ss5 10 30 pr month and vNprn
ses commits sion from which Hicr tina, amount can
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CArfIoS.-DO not b. inposed upon by other parties
pamihg Oh worthless east iron machine, under tile
same name otherwise. Ourz l. the only genuine and
really practical cheap machine manufactured.
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NesO Advertisements.
WOODEN WATER PIPE
G AS PIP l.,
1s-n nm, wn.,..,,..
AND ElTX TROL'HH.

THE BEST AND CHEAPEST Article ever made
Everybody, particularly Fdrmerr aud MHers send lnr
q free descriptive circular and price list 60 j. \.
WOODWARD, Williamsport, Pa, April is--it.
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II Ole L A n 4.

CORPOR -
WY ILL stand for the season Of 1888, upon the
wv premises Of the subscriber, EPSON,
NEAR TOwS0NTOWE, commencing A pril 10.
mN- TERNS-<l3 for the Season.
This valuable Jack was purchased Of DR.. Il.
J. Breckinridge. Of KY. and was brought IN this
county by the Rev. George Morrison, Of whom
he was recently purchased by the undersign.
cd. There Il no better breeder In this country.
bred BY old James Gains; purchased by DR.. r.
J. Breckinridge Of DR.. Payne, aud afterwards
purchased Of him by Rev. Geo. Morrison.
CHARLES n. CHEW.
March 3s.--3m.