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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21
Westonx Neat re,lr.trinn Fen.

Mr.. Edward fays"n weston Il preparing Tor
"a pedestrian trip from Bangor. Met -. Paul.
MIMI. aud back To New York. a distance Of
5000 miles. lie will start from Hanger ~ I
J.. NJ. "n Tuesday. Dee. 1T. and must reach
the city Hall. New York. an ~ before I T. NJ.
ga the lith at March. the actual walking time
being. emitting Sunday. - days. Ilis route.
az recorded ia his time table. il ~ fullowsi -
From Bangor due West H. Buffalo. theme.
through Michigan 10 Chicago: thence g. Pres
colt, where he will crnss the Mississippi -
theme up the river bank tu -. Paul. which
city he must reach ou r before the 2yth I'll
January. To- make his fall distance OF 1000
miles. he will, on his return. make ,Ictnur
through Minnes"ta aud Iowa. aud down t. -.
Louis. aud thence he will travel through TER"
liaute, indianapolis, Cincinnati, columbus.
Wheeling. SteubenVillc. ritsburg. Holiday
burg. Harrisburg. baltimore aud rhiladel phia.
IN New York. All ferry crossings are Ia be de-
Quoted from the measurement of DISTANCES
Mr.. Weston must actually walk ,.oon miles
within the stipulated time. or he cannot take
the prize, which. ia this rial, il neO0. Eight
witnesses orc 10 accompany him In carriages
from the : nnins until the termination oI
his j"drne! lie will walk through q states,
lss c''untie aud s2s elite, aud towns. aud take
9.fsi.ss6 stops. al within 100 consecutive
day..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21
.NefeOI'ic !ShOirer.

On Saturday morning last, those people who
were SO fortunate a. Ia Doe out of bed wcr" graf
fled at the sight of very beautiful shower IT
ncicors. This display Is usual in November.
aud Is always watched for with gr"a, interest
by astronomers. The theory is that these me
tcors are particles 81 electrical matter. formed
IN belt OF unknown length aud thicknes,.
aud that the world. in it, course round IL 80.
bit. cnincs ia contact with thi. belt aud pa.-v,
through 1t about the i3,h II November. IA
other. but much smaller. belt L. met with about
the middle nj August in each year. The body
Il mct-ors seen on SATURDAY last Is not surp..
eli 1, be- the same which fell in such great mum
bcr> ia is.;.i. aud which Wi. seen IN Europ. Inst
year. that body. II Is assumed. following ia"
course Of great comet. and only making it,
appearance every thirty four years.
The display on Saturday morning Last coin.
m"nced about twelve o'clock. aud lasted until
their light was .hu, cut Icy the dawn oi morn
ing. wh"u they were falling rapidly As at
any time during the u CHIT II is thought that
the whole number seen would reach fully ten
thousand. and some of them were ui the most
brllian; character. one particularly leaving IL
itkhk ttNhh Jehiht " HticH remained ftashlf
for thrcc-quarters 81 an hour The shower
came from thu usual place ia the constellation
Lea. In some instance. their form anl fire
wcr" visible ~ one" their r'lur being of -
gr"enish ,ng" One had e reddish ball Il
approached termination. A. the dawn ap-
preached. those hat were seen against the
strong ,wilis ht had beautiful rcd color. and
some were rel aud ro-r.color mixed. The
stream this year was much wii,r than last
year, but not 50 dense Last year It was esti
mated To- be l2O miles wide. while thu. year IL
was 10000 miles wide. Las, year the whole
shower was seen, but thi, year neither the De
ginning nor ending. This stream "i iucicnrs
travels at the rate 81 - miles a second. or be-
tween eight aud MAE hundred millions Of mile,
ia year. Some idea Of its length may b. OBJ
tanned from this. aud when il will cease IL Il
matter Il mere conjecture.
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EarthnMnkes.

The attention Of the 81, ntifc world Is now
being directed IN the subject of-oarthquakes.
hut recently we chroniclcI the particulars Of =
great uPheaving Of The earth which took place
In South America, by which whole cities were
buried from sight. lakes formed whore hills
stood before. and universal dcsolation brought
upon large region % country. Later the pco.
plo Of California have been the victims Of these
earthquakes, and scarcely u week now passes
In which the houses of San Francisco are not
terribly shaken by these ,ubterrancan commo-
tone and the rvcrlastin. hills uphcavcd as
II they were hut playth'ngs. Philosophers
have taken up ilr suhier,. aud are bringing
all their p'wrr. "i lrnFniug and research Ia
bear upon The solution ~ the problems what
are earthquakes. what Il,'.r cause. what their
purpose They tell ~ that the earth up
ON which We live IL bu, mere crust. of un.
known thickness. aud that all the vast interior
Of our earth is a secthins. burning mass; that
these internal fires are constantly seeking new
material to work upon. aud are making scri-
Gus inroads upon the matter comprising the
crust upon which We live. that volcanoes are
the natural "smokc stacks" Of this burning
mass. aud where none OF these e con vcnicnccs''
for the egrcss Of supcriluous heat exist. they
are formed. by means "f earthquakes aud up.
hcavings nf the earth. They tell us. further.
that vast body Of this burning matter il now
rolling under the earth. seeking vent for its
surplus " steam that its course il from west
IN east. aud that any section Of the world d.
liable b. p" shocks 3" from the efforts made by
this mass To find sm"kc stack Some col
or is given 10 this doctrine by the fact that on
Tuesday las, New Jersey was visited by vrr.
table earthquake. four several shocksof which
were felt in space ui twenty seconds. filling
the people with CONSERVATION aud awe.
such !. the present position II the earth.
"quakc question" aud we are sure we speak
the sentiments Of everybody when We say we
don't care about having any coming our way
The internal tide having reached -. Tar East a.
New Jersey. We are perfectly content that il
shall keep on four or five hundred miles fur
ther, and il Il must break out somewhere let
It be- in mid ocean. where 1t i. not likely tn d'
50 much damage as up"n the land.
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Grants Speeches.

The opposition OF General Grant 10 long ha-
rangues is proycrbial, and no amount Of haitery
or inireaiy has hitherto been able to make him.
depart from his usual reserve OF to make his
plans and intentions for the future known. dc
casionally, however, b. indulgcs 10 addresses II
half u dozen lines in length. and IL is rather re-
narkahlc how grea, n significance he can crowd
into few sentences. Ia the evening Of the 18th
instant, the general let his home in Galena,
Illinois, for washin. ton. and before doing 81 was
waited upon by an immense concoursc Of his
fellow citizens, aud in response to numerous calls
he made the following speech
"Fr.eai' md Fslior cIi,senf u Gheaf-i thank
you ior this additional mark II your Aiuiness sun
eent, SUPPOSE has no~ been heard Of the result Of the
lat" election To shcw upon whom has fallen 60 Admls
ter te allan. 81 q nation Tor the next four years
suiis~ % u no rgoitsm IN that the choice has
ailsh on me The rcsiunsihilttics q the position feel
but hccsp them without fear, II can have the
support which has becn given To mc thus far thank
you aud All others sho have fought together va this
tcsia contest 10 which alt interested .Onaly
a. much a.. and. ierhaI., more than ain nov take
occasion 60 bid you good bye a. leave herr L. u,arroU
for Washington aud shall probably hut frw 81 you
again Tor year. CONF. although IL Nould give
me great pleasure to make annual pilgrimage 10 a
place wherc have enjoyed mysrifsu much a. have
DUNG the past fcw months
The modcsiy o; the man, his entire indifference
10 public opinion his lis,as,c for political office
is shown in his 'cw remarks, rs is also his deter
minaiion 10 conduct the government as to
give satisfaction TO all. llr bids his friend.
farewell 'ror y,aTs 10 come, an intimaiion that
be expects TO stay in the Presidential chair eight
yeats whiSh will probably be the case.
At some point in Ohio, on his way, the ear in
which the General was seated was surrounded
by crowd eager TO render him their respects
The General went on the platform, and said :
'Gcailemcn - | sec some u You in uniform.
you ciH take Mta ~ nor d. Ws an Air, y,dc, 90
Who Is there that do,s not believe Under
his administration the oatrlscs on the Union
men Of the south will cc..r he will restore the
late rebel States To iac Union on "a basis that
will br jus, To the loyal m-n and magnanimous
10 ,br rebels he will sec that Tree speech is
guaranteed TO every citizen, in all sections Of the
country; the ?erson aud property OF every one
will be secure, no matter what his political creed
the national faith will b. kept nviola,c, and the
national honor pure aud unsgll.rd. \ ncS era
will dawn upon the country. We will have
peace
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21

TVS CEcL wniG.-This valuable Republican
Journal, the Office Of which was lately destroyed
by Gre, reapPeare,i on Saturday last, in an Gu
tire new dress Nothing was saved from the
fire hu, the power press, AMI this was injured to
a considerable extent, bu, Mr.. Ewing, with com.
W"ndable energy, immediately procured an Gu.
tire ns~ uutd,, aud fr-is,aed The Whig 10 Ices
than ,wo weeks after the FIRE. lie states that
The burning Of his Office was certainly the work
Of an inrendiary. and offers a reward Of two
hundred dollars for the arrest aud conviction Of
the party who fred the building. We eongrat.
ula'e the wA,g on lis reapPsafance, aud hOps 10
long have Ne alb aid IN the cause af RspahIl.
canisnl.
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DIED.

~ Announcements q deaths arr published gratis.
but all obituary notices matter. charge and here.
after none viii be inserted unless paid for the rate q
tHS cGSSs FEE ttNH
On the llih instant. at the residence of his
nephew. John III. Carroll. NICHOLAS {. can
rot. aged - years.
In T"wsontown. ON the 9th instant, LiEltg
JosEruiSE. aged years. I months ami 2;
days only daughter "f Adam II. and Emma
l.. McMaster.
eur dear little Ltrie b a. gone TO her rest
To smiic IN the kingdom above
with the saniel. the purr. the holy aud hlr,t
en- the bosom u eternal love
Then Necpnoi. Kind fFiends tho u. .un,r.i below
Her snguish l. nos =; an end
She ce from this World all "a. cares and a.. woe.
To meet hrg iirI,arr L. a.cend
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21

fcotls'I llErs The telegraph brings IA infor.
uiaiion that United States senator ponctoy, Of
Kansas. ia accordanaw with promise made in
reference 10 The result of the election. has been
parnding the streets ~ lcavtnwor,h barrhraded,
with great crowd after him some other man
has h,rn making tool Of himself D., wheeling a
barrel Of apples tom Providence In lIosinn, IN
iulhlmrnt oi trl. while another. preceded by y
hand a. music, and followed icy large crowd,
carried - =" i'e'l opponent, through the street.
Of Cincinnati. Al this Is very silly. Novelty
lends ~ charm TO an iuhocen fully; hut when =
grave aud reverend Senator Of the United STATES
eoes parading the streets n, night, barcheadei
wi,h torches around ia. TO make his absur.
di'y apparent, his friends might appropriately
furnish him with fool scap with which TO cover
his head
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21
GEN. Grants Cabinet.

There Is scarcely paper tina; We pick up.
Republican OF Democrat. that i. not sp.culat.
ing as 90 who Gen. Grant will call around him
~ Cabine; adviser and ii he could appoint
| Nil whose name, We have seen suggested. the
consultation room at the White House would
have u be greatly enlarged To give them stand.
| ing room. Every section seems 10 have il. "a
voritc, aud the claims Of all are pressed with
a degree OF periinaciiy which. IL believed.
would induce the opinion that the entire wei.
fare of the country aud the success of The al
Ininistration would depend upon some particu.
lar gentleman being made postmaster general.
attorney general or Secretary Of War. Mean.
while Gen. Grant quietly biIcs hi. time. giving
no sign as 70 who he will appoint. and keep.
ing political aspirant. on the anxious bench Of
expectation and doubt. weprcsumc that about
the last Of February the President elect will
| quietly give an intimation Ia one gentleman
that be- wishes his services as Secretary If
State. to another that he appoints him sccrc
iary Of the Treasury. 4c.. and request them 10
meet him in Washington on the ith oi March.
when their commissions will be- handed them.
Among those who have the best right to know.
i seems Co be- conceded tina, Senator sumner.
Of Massachusetts, will he Secretary Of State.
and that Mr.. Stanton will be- recalled " take
charge Of IA" portfolio Of the War Department.
Gen. sickic.' claim. for place in the Cabinet
arc Acknowledged tn be- great. but gen. ,irant
is said 10 have intiina,el that he intend. In
send him u relieve Reverdy johnson a. Min.
ister To- England. General Thomas friends
thought he would have place in the Cabinet,
hut he will b" made Lieutenant General Of tho
army. OF the noted volunteer officers II the
wsr. Gems. Logan. McPhcr.on, Dix. IIAwley.
and others. it is thought the President will
avail himself oi the services IT one or more Of
them. Maryland will probably be- honnrei in
tho selection Of lion. John A. J. Crc.w.ll "a
Attorney General. Mr.. Creswcll has earned
this distinction; he has been faithful aud ,ru.
To the cause. and wherever he could b. 81 .er
vice, there he ha, been found.
IN. r..., -.
WIZ w '''''"'"'''' '"a'ai u" tiin""t the cap.
."'' VI ''""''"" DAVIS after the sudden col
VI 'h' '"h''i''''! "l which he was
=, ""' "''''"'' '"'' a. 'he tim"
Nv VIZ '''"'n a'''''''"i cloth
Jug "'uH''! worn oy iadic'' lh's was sirehu-
ousiy denied by Mr. Davis friends. aud the
whole story was finally bell. ..d nv al,no., cv.
eryboIy Il, hny,. l.., ia, d, ,,,..,,, 81
-.
''' w - ""'"t "i'''''' any hNI"'h-
s'"'' ""'''"r "r real foundation u In. lately.
however. been asserted by those WIN assisted
IN the rapture ~ the rebel chief that he ,s..
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MARRIED..

In Baltimore. IN the 10th inst. by the Rev.
John AcCron. tau. =. H. rcniNsoS. Of Phila.,
I" Miss G. l.. M'cLELLNNn. 81 Ellicot, City.
on the 10th last. hy Rev Charles Clcavcr.
III MATTHEWS I" Mis' SALLiE T.. PHicH, all of
Baltimore county.
on the l?th inst. by Rev. br. wilson. EuE.
nv +. iGLEnAHT To- Miss SALLIr H.. daughter of
Caleb Einnari. Esq. all OF BALTIC. county.
On III" 9Th inst. by Rev. A. T.. Gibson. Clan.
AN'E II rcRNs e. Miss ELErmiA Bm-toN, both
81 Baltimore city.
On the ?gih of Oct. a; the VI. +. Parsonage.
Towsontnwn. by lev. Il {. IIasiup. I.rriirn
srrroN In Miss ALnErTA TRAiEn. all IL Balt.
more county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21

jso- IIo' Schuyler Collar. Vie Prrsidrn,
slsc' II the Uai,ed States, was married on Wed
nssd'y last. 1t Andover. ohio, to Miss Nellie
wad', nis' - The lion. Benj ,. Wade, now
Vic rrrsid Il. Mrs. Collar Is about thirty
thru ysaU = age, and is said TO lc very hand.
some aud i..'slligenI woman
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21

vorEp FoR wAsnlSGroS AND voR GaASr.-At
Davenport, on the evening of election DAY, a
Young woman drove up a low. sealed buggy. By
her side was seated Deacon Gilbert. father Of r.
; Gilbert. ESQ, after whom Gilheriiown was
named Deacon Gilbert is upward Of loo years
ui aye. Tie east his first Presidential vote ia Tss
IN the State o. New York, for George Washing
ton and has voted at every Presidential election
since that year. Miss HOLMES assisted the cen
icnnarian aud patriot Ia alighi. aud. placing her
arm in his. accompanied him 10 the polls he
handed an open, straight Republican ticket Ia
tn Judges As he did so the bys,andcrs broke
into cheers which did not cease until three times
three had been given for the aged Republican
followed by three more for the Young lady Who
accompanied him The citizens present. gathered
about the good old man, and ~ they did 50 he
said. 'Grnilemen, ! voted twice for George
Washington. Tie was the best man for the Pre-.
sidrncy In he day. Now have voted Tor zen.
Grani--thank God that have lived 50 long
whom believe 10 be- the best man FOR President
In ihis day. H. was instrumental in saving the
Government which Washington founded -
DSreBJcrf fssrdl .Gfsssfs
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21

go The election returns from Louisiana show
tina, Gran, f-cvlssd Que ss,s and Sey maus I. as
Ia a Parish where iIe whites aud 1905 blacks
were registered las, yeaF. 10 CAddo. where the
registry stood 1881 hacks to ~ WHITES. Gran,
gets ons vote and seymour 7.sss. 81. Mary,
Has, Baton Rouge. East Psllciaun, sud other
Parishes show similar figures. Butts Landry,
The SCENE Of the late Rebel massacre. gOts The
whole hoy, casting 4. 800 votes for Seymour aud
tsfsd ia that Parish last ysat.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21

sa-Gen Rcynold report, a. sub commission.
er of the frrc'lmen's Bureau for Texas, reveals
the startling Tact tina, from the close of the war
tn the io'h ct September, is6s, there were re-.
ported the enormous numl'cr of 5Gi murders In
tina, State, aud 'haionly one punishment Of death
was inflicted bs the civil authorities, aud iha,
wAs upon negro There were only six whites
killed 10y nr1roes hut 7si negroes were killed
b, whites 2li more mere shot OF stabbed hut
no, killed. aud l5s more whipped Among the
KILLED were 4 iInreau agents. The report gives
further terrible details Of the burning 81 school.
hOusss aud the killing aud persecution Of teach.
Fl" The negroes have been alnios, wholly self
sustaining. the value OF the raiions issued 10
them Turing the last year being less than SiO0
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coal = wooD.&SA
Coal and Wood Yard.
TowsoNTowN.

W" would respectfully intern the citizens oi
tn" county that having recently opened u
YARD. tia, "" have now on hand aud are pre-
pared t" ill order. tor the following named
COAL AND WOOD.
Any Quantity. at city PrIces-DcIIvered:
LYKEN'S VALLEY.
SUNBCRY AND
PITTSTON coal.
OAK AND CHESTNUT WOOD.
AZ tnE snoHTLsr Norics.
la CONNECTION with the above we have one of
FAIRBANKS IMPROVED PATENT STAND.
ARD SCALES with which We are prepared T."
weigh mr. NTOCR. a.. &C. On liberal
terms.
oFFlcE-At she intersection oi the York and
Dulafcy'' Valley Turnpike.
SHEALEYS { 10.
NV. 81. isGS. Is. Towsontown.
New and Elegant Preparation!
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21

o. Not a Democrat was elected 10 any Office
within hundred miles Of the publication Office Of
the Ia Crosse Dsmoevai
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21

TnE PRtsinENI SALARY --Sonr a. the .cpub.
hcan journals Of the country are asiiaiing the
question OF an incrcas, ia the President salary
50 tina, be- may receive 500, 900 y-r annum. -
We trust thai nothing Of the kind nay lie done.
Ia addition To the So OO0 salary now allowed the
President. be- has hpusr rent ifrr, which - warm.
Ell aud kept in repair wi,hUii charge his furni-
ture Is provided, aud his servants wages paid
his garden, from which. ,OA great extent. his ia.
bic i supplied with vegetables. IS kept hy "a pub.
lie gardner. and in addition. every now aud
then special appropriations for his benefit So that
his salary proper !. nearer $50 900 than rs 900
The salary hasalwIy. suiiitel To keep the prrsi-
dent in "a style consistent with his position. and
Fillmore. buchanan Van Buren,, Lincoln and
Pierce made MONEY out Of il, ~ will. also. Mr
Johnson. Hut the conclusive argument Is iha,
W. DO not want the President " Republic like
ours To sei an example OF luxury and osicniaiion
display With foreign ministers whiskt, spccua.
tors gold aud stock gamblers and men ~ thai,
class generally? Ills 80, Oo1 year will certain.
ly provide him aud his family With comfortable
clothing, wholesome 'ood and leave a little orer
Tot poke, money There is no danger of any
lack Of able aud upright patriots To take the Of
flee. even \, the present rate o. prcuniary rrnu.
nsraiion.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21

jsg- Reverdly johnson Is rspudlaitd even by
the administration At Washington. This Il
wotse Ihan being Kicked BY q mule
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21

SN- ~ the 10, 900 900 actrs OF land In the
State 81 South Carolina, Onl, one.fourth l. IN.
der cultivation The remainder some II. 500 oOO
Is mainly In primeva forest Fully halt Of the
H. 500, 600 now under 9aas, cultivation T. for
sale, some ~ u even so low as one dollar per
acre. aud ranging from that up to twenty dollars
Good farms have within the ycar sold a. Low a.
three dollars per acre. and 10 certain eases below
that
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21

TIE baltimore Daily ta~merciai has lately
come out with an entire new drcss. aud pre-
senis a really beautiful appearance The fo'~-
merriai was once great favoritc "f ours. be-.
cause it was IA fair candid journal. but lately
litical ahnsr 81 "ppon"nts. # now. however.
has com" back ~ It's frst principles and seems
DESTROYS Of rendering exact justice 1" all men
aud parties. aud we trust tina, while il does
this it may meet with the greatest success. Il
is cheap paper. Ani pays great attention to
local intelligence.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21

49, Ia ,h- io~6 ~ Goshen. Vermont there
was only our Democrat las, September, and he
hollrd this month Tor Grant. Republican gain,
loo per cent
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21

NARs WILL LEAVE -
~ city HALL. BALTIC. -
Each hour. from "a. NJ. tot =. NJ. aud At .
and ~ r. NJ.
EXCEPT SUNDAYS,
when The last ear will leave at $50 r. A..
instead Of n.
Eo> Leave Tuwsontown each hour, from
A. NJ. toa y. NJ.
A. u. sANKs. Agent
Nov. sl.-tL
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21

''iIIs Is To GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
scribcr has received from the Orphans
court 81 Baltimore county. letters tcstamenla.
~ on the estate Of
JOHN FREELAND.
late Of said county, deceased. All persons hav.
ing Ella ims agains, the said estate are hereby
warned Ia exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. 10 the subscriber,
90 Or before nc 2lst dag Of Julv. isSs,
they may otherwise. by law. be excluded lron
all benefit ct said estate. Those indebted 10
s'id estate are requested 90 make Immediate
payment Given under my hand thi. 18th day
of November, iS6S.
ALFRED FREELAND.
Nov, 2l.-tts rv.e.,..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21

Ns-rhe democrats have changed General
Grants name they don't call him Hiram any
longer nor have we "nce. since the election.
saw Mr c"iisxs name spelled OrsbtaH.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21

TIE HHrm md Nome. This will be the title
of 9 new Rural aud Family paper, To- be- pub.
li.hrd weekly. after the first nf January next.
in New York city. by Messr.. Pcttcngil: Bate.
4 90. Il will be- devoted To all that pertain.
e {" country life ia is broadcast sense aud will
be under the editorial charge ct Donald q.
Mitchell. while It's home and iirrsid" depart
mcnis will be conducted By MR.. Harriet Beech.
or Stove. VIII" will contribute regularly Ia cv.
cry numh"r. We have had business inter
course with Mr. Pet,"ngill for several years.
and as We have ever found HIM promp, aud re-
liable. "" doubt not that the Hcarfi aud Home
will b" D." worthy 81 place in every household
IN the !nn.i.