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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-25

NlIE subscriber, having removed To the East.
IL ern Shore, offers for sale the Farm, lately
- his residence, In Baltimore county.
IL contains about Ell
fORTY-SIX ACRES. GG
Thirteen "a Wood. the balance arabic,
II is situated ia the Eleventh District. near
franklinville Cotton Factory, Is about !. mile-
from Baltimore by road, aud within easy dis
lance from Magnolia Station on the philsdel
phia Railroad. BY either route daily commu
niciAton with the city is had by public convey
ance.
The usual Buildings and two small TEN.
ANT HOUSES IN good repair; Fencing In
good order aud rails sufficient for use ready
c@ fine water At the door and Fruit sufficient
for the use 81 a family. Places Of public wor
hood.
This properly-bsving .purchas.
cd by the sui. QaEewitk' mixing il a
permanent r nSieE for the w. OF Inedi.
cine as well iof the pursuit. OF agriculture, no
recommends Il 20 the attention Of gentlemen Of
the profession Of medicine who may be In search
Of location as offering inducements 10 any
DESTROYS Of q country practice, which Is reIin.
pushed by him from motives purely personal.
ROBT. A. D0DSON, 81. D.
~ Messrs. Stephen ". Falls or Thomas j.
Evans whs reside opposite the property. wall
show II 10 any one DESTROYS Of examining IT,
and give all necessary information in regard
70 u; or application may be made TO Mr., r. s.
DODSON, at the Fountain Hotel, Light Street
Baltimore. June 20.-lL
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-25


aud the Iowsoniown pole Was cut down by these
Teoel SOLDIERS, who were under tie command o.
Harry Gilmor. Since then sc have had no promi-
nent place irOm which 10 display the national
banner, until, last wees :. number o' our Ciii.
sens. acting under the authority oi our Grant
and Colfax club, determined TO erect another
pole aud 10 dedicate it 10 the service Of holding
Aloit the h0nored names of Grant aud COlix
the Union candidates for Pres dent and Vice
President. The pole. poplar one, was procured
from the woods OF Robert Gilm0r, Esq the
father OF the man Who cut the former one down
lsnd who, by the way, willingly gave the com.
miiiee the privilege Of cutting ans tree or trees
N his woods. and with his sons rendered ma.
lerial assistance 10 making the selection, aud on
Saturday afternoon last, il was raised ia the
very spot Shete the old one stood. At seven
C'elock IN the evening a large number 81 our
citisens gathered around the pole, and the \ met.
lean Dag was raised TO It's top aud enthusiast.
cally ehe-red while those present joined in singing
The Star Spangled Banner aud "lsall, Round
the Flag The flag was then taken down, aud
70 lie stead WAS run up large bryce bearing
the nan'es, Ia large letters. Of GRAsr aud CoiTAx.
THIS hag. n Il reached the top Of pole aud Is
fulds were shaken Out, was greeted With cheer
ater cheer. showing the appreciation OF our
Union people for our nominees Messfs $ Park.
or hoslcy. John 7. snsoF and ll0beri ". Daagh.
efiy thea addressed the asscmhlage present, org.
ing all TO vote and To work fot our candidates,
Anrr which the audience dispersed.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-25

EATn PROM THE llEAr. day last week q
lahorer named James Dougherty, In the employ
Of Chas. 7. Halle, Esq, OF the Eleventh District
dropped dead while al work in the harvest field.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-25

TIM CRoPs The whea, crop, in this section
is now AL harvested and 10 this vicinity will be
shor, one. One gentleman who expected to
raise thousand. bushels finds himself with but
little over six Hundred. In the upper portion
OF the county, however. Il l. said there will be
very heavy yield. The late hot weather very
nearly destroyed the oats, and IL Is thought that
there viii not be half the usual crop Corn looks
remarkably well, and promises an abundan,
yield Il j. feared that the hot weather has also
materially injured the pa,aioes, particularly the
late one
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Wood Land, steam Saw Mil, &c.

100 ACRES cleared, and $50 acres hclyi-
lOOly timbercd LAND near =tlVN
Cove Point, Calvert county. Nd. Anil
with good DWELLING. STORE trIyfff l.kt
HOUSE aud new STEAM SAW - s.n.S
MILL. oil IN perfect order. This pr1pcFty
fronts more than mile Immediately o0 tho
Chesapeake Bay. Part 80 thc soil fr.ilily
suited for peachcs and other port % ut.,Ain.
Ac. Mill aud Store with prole management
will yield large nicotine.
For sale by HENRY ". COOKE.
. Law buildings, 81. Paul ST..
May Att. Baltimore, Nd.
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BALTmoEg CorST, SCHOOL BuAnr - \ meeting
OF Thu body Was held II, their oilicc In Etiimorc
on FRIDAY Of last week. present al the m,u,bcfs
except Mr. Brown, ct the llih district The
commi'irr appointed 20 inquire into ill., rv.pan-
siliiliiy " The hondsintu offered IS lIr Samuel
keplsf, the reCrniiy elected comfy examiner
reported itNumbly. THE tond. fur So oOe
~ Offered, was accepted aud ~ kcplrs entered
upon the discharge Of the duties 81 bis office -
Ills bobdshcn are John Geddis. John 7 O. Par
lett. James Burton Ir, Daniel J,nif,f and Shad-
rach Street, jr NJ Cifmtu made SOME r..
marks relative t. the sAlaii,s paid tic ,rlch,rs
during which De- stated that the finance ~ 'le
board would justify some increase l,ing made
liz suggested that the minimum salary 81 S2r0
Iser school wear, ~ now paid lc increased to
500, 'he maximum OF $500 per school ytsr to
remain ~, "a, present and further iha, The diff
terence o. siU per q.aiirf BETWEEN 'hc salaries
paid n teacher holding fit.' grade certificate
aud Que holding sac" ni grade .. cuuiinucd -
after some discussion the p'apo ition a. Nr CarN
man was concurred ia
The committee appointed To inquire into tic
'xp.dvncy ~ removing iLe office ~ the board
from baltimore to fONsontowu ieuuri,d in IA
vor Of the removal being made aud that the
county commissioner hwl agreed io give IA.
board the choice Of certain rooms 10 ia, court.
house The report va, adopted nnl H.. te,it
jury room. 10 the southwest corner o. tie ro.ri.
house, at the head Of the private stairway. was
selected ~ the Office Of the board The presilent
was requested to confer siih the ,oaniy commits
sloaers, and Tequc.i ;acm 20 have the room fitted
ap for the accommodation Of the board a az early
= day as practicable. After the Transaction OF
some further routine busuoss. the buaid ai-
journed until the 10th DAY - August. /, I.
thought that the Office viii not DC removed 10
board
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-25

Vi Brown, the cnroller for the 9Th district is
= resident OF the Iiih Mr.. Griffith. enrollrr for
the 9Th. Is resident Of the I'd
PrHLic school TEACHERS Applicants tor Ger.
iitcairs as teachers under the new school law
wrr' publicly examined by Professor Newell. in
baltimore. al Friday of last week Robert G..
McGinn. Esq oi this town, passed ~ No. | Of
The fret sriic. Amune others who received ccr =
iiiicaies ~ notice the following from our county
F's,i Gff% ". Shipley, jos u Whiting
don. Jno ; Siansbcrry. Miss AlytrdA Gore.
Second Grhk. Misses Anna e. Mclicr. T..
Pt,llicord, Il. Y llynes Emily J llyr,s. AIDA
PrdiicoFd Maggie WhilerAf,. Emma Pison, Mary
J.. Foreman Sallie \ Ebaugh, Maggie e Reese
Mar! i Kelley. &. a. %. Fisher, Ms g. "
Sopcr M,ssrs. Joseph Trainer. 4. e. Rogers
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-25

GIANT AND CoLTAx PULE RAisiXG. SOME yenrs
ego splendid pole was raised IN this town. I'M.
der the auspices Of the American pariy.. =
FROM IL the Stars aud S'fipes wcr, Hung 10 tue
hreeze. and continued TO hy until July. Sol.
when
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-25

CoScERT. The "Nusssar Musical Association
will give q vocal aud instrumental concert a
Lnihervile seminary, on Tuesday night, Angus
ith
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-25
TOBACCO ANTVDOTE.

" AEEANrFI fp fsHsr. All rEstEE fsr F,,l.icrs
w lAis gf' a. remedy s eNc'iien, aiI -tirrr 3.
i"iN %" b.o j. tnstsrratts tie ysteu. lussesss.
g. - i'ti.lus aud .tr,ns i uii- over. tuai.s ~
si"Hi. p" ds'-i thr heartfelt food. make lien O.
hs-u.us aud --tah.hc. ruhust health Nss.tsrs rn,f
f.s"ff. f0r Ftffg Iefrf ''urs, Price fifV cent.
pot ft 8 trai.., ,h thc Injurious "G-cis 81 Toia,
c "i' ii.t. 81 rtf'f ucs g., luitis. sc flr
A-'ri- aHhf.d 'i't.-t itr q ABBOTT. iei...
go N'+ Bog. iaia ~ -lt
4 GINS " Nrf.i F. s.iu.t,.ne u.H Estl, Fan.
~ Dds waut. 80 GAivtNl. SitvEH ~ ,rfNs itUtt.
IL" It'd l't rf,it.um At Fir. EAts.ii.u send o.,
cis g. -siai' % tnEi. - 90 &. Norii. ..i 90 20
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-25
Bay Side Form

ASuy tJINII T WEEIIs
tnn ACRES in Calvert county near tho
fNJOhcad II 4. Lconard's Bay land
in good condition for raising corn, wheat. i.i'
oats. tobacco. &c. liO acres cleared. bal .fa.l
ancs in hickory. ehcs,uui. locust md pirrtt'n
Der fine meadows ahundauceuf hsh, oy ster.
aud game Of all kinds. Good Dwelling f~o
Barns and all necessary outhouses.
For sale by
HENRY ". COOKE,
y Law Building, 81. Paul St.,
May Aft. Baltimore.
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Property Sales.


Property Sales.
PUBLIC SALE
OF 4
+ ! II : T. G l. \ S. + A N
~ GREEN SPRING VALLEY.
on IHE MYSTERY MARYLAND Rift.
roar. ELETEN NILEv FPDU nm
UH"RE err BI yHE HooE
T0uN TTRNlIkE
Y'llE undersigned a. Execute. e.. IT,. j. = ,ii
Il 81 Deborah Stevenson, deceased, ,-ili lilcl
At public sale. at the EXCHANGE SALES
ROOMS IN Baltimore city, on
Tuesday. a. asa day 81 .I,ly. Isss.
at o'clock +. Al..
THE FARM IN t'rccn Spring Sal. a
~ ley. upon which the deceased ,....St
= lately resided, containing ONE lssss.A
EHCNRkED 8 SIXTY FIVE ssis
ACRES and Eve SQUARE rcrchcs % L'nd, moro
or less.
This fine Farm l. SO we'll known 20 l. neea
but little description. The improvements gu.
sist in part of
TWO LARGE DWELLING HOUSES.
Que Stone aud one Frame, @ sTONE BARN
60xso feet in size. q LARGO Stone wash House
stone Kitchen, Carr,ngc House. Dee Ilousr,
Wagon House with Corn fi"usc AMI Grnnnry,
Stone Dairy and other outluill.nss ccc.sarv
u a rst-class Farm. Largr puauiii;cs of W.
r:vus kind Of Fruit Trees. such g. App!o..
Pears, Plums. aud Fcachcs. There arc h,.
tween ten aud twenty acres ~ WOOD.
There Is q SAW MILL on the place w.ih syn.
ter power: also an Iron o." boil which tlndu
ees the finest ore found .n Baltimore county
This ore bel is now under q lease wAl-A viii
expire next spring There O. also au abun.
dance Of Limcsinn' conveniently lna.ai.i 'ar
quarrics and kills.
switch Of u" W'-icru Nar, land i.aii-.si
is on the place. with Teu.ut % 'r.. s',4. rnd
poet Office.
Eo-Gr"wing Ifnts 81, rived.
kc-Tiilc udisTut.'.ie. T.i'p. ia 2. known
"n the day If sa'.
JAMES ~ oWls4t
Executor g heio'ah s'...u ., t.-f.
July t.--ts
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-25
: 1sOndOn
d Z. d d ID
; Panacea.

t.oL aNu Flu'tCftug OF the
Heart, Consumption. Asthma. syphilis and
Syphilitic Affections, inflammation Of the Blad-
der and Kidneys. Pains in III. Bacs. Dropsv.
Sc' To the broken down female II gives liic'
and energy, by restoring the powers ol na uie
when health again succeeds the feeble To. "a, aud
pslld check of the sufferer
Nothing can be more surprising than its in
MIGRATING effects on the human irame. Per
sons all weakness and lassitudc. by using the
PANA'EA. at once become robust aud full Of en-.
ergy under its influence.
Ladies who have pale compilations aud dark
about the eyes. blotches and pimplcs on the
face, rough skin or freekles, and are out Of
spirits. should use a bottle or two of LoSboS
BLooD PASAcEA. Il will cleanse your blood.
remove the freckles and blotches. aud give you
animation, sparkling eyes, fine spirits aud
beautiful complexion. Try IL.
c1-Price 500 Per Bottte.-skz
The genuine have LoSDoS BLooD PASAcLA.
D. 4. Porn. BALrIsoRE. Mn, blown ia the bot
tie. and my signature on the wrapper.
q. A. FOUTZ,
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PURIFY your BLOOD
LONDON
BIZ o O d = ANACEA.

the mpsiper .; vegetable com pound of al
Il teratives, TONES. diuretics and diaphcrctics,
making IL the most effective, invigorating. rem
ovating anr blood cleansing cordial known TO
the world. For the cure Of Scrofula or Kings
Evil, cutaneous Diseases, Erysirela., Boils.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-25

Pimples and Blotches on the
Face. Sore Eye. Scald Head
letter Affections. Old aud
stubborn Ulcers, Rheumatic
Disorders, Yellow Jaundicc
Salt Rheum. White Swell.
ings. MeFcuriAl Diseases,
General Debility. ralpata-
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PRIVATE SALE
or
A VALUABLE EA NJ

FLOUKIEG MILL SAW Mill
TNHE undersigned. as Trustee, will sell at
Il Private ale, FORTY ACRES OF IA...A
LAND. IN high state Of cultivation f.s.s%
situated in Long Green Valley. Bslii- sWs
more county. This property is im. gesns
proved with A LARGE NEW FLOURING
MILL. four stories high. with thirty feet oyer.
shot. four Run Of Burr aud all necessary Ma.
chinery in excellent order. Fine New Dwell.
ling. AID ali nrccssarr out buildings
ALSO.
SEVENTEEN ACRES OF LAND.
In the same locality. Of which Four Acres are
CLEARED. tho balance heavily TIMRERED
CHRISTIAN NEW nOCSEK. Trustee
Apply io the Trustee on the premises. or J.
I. Ensor, Towsontn~n. Feb. 1T
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Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
John M. Griffith & Co.'s
Agricultural Implement,
Hardware and seed store.
M. 30 North Para ST..
BALTIMORE Mn
OALL AND EXAMINE
~ THEIR JUSTLY CELEBRATED
Buckley Self D-chaigins Wheel Ilor :,
Rakc.
W Is Cut Gcar Reaper and Mower.
Ohio Reaper and Mower.
Tornado Thrcshcr and Cleaner
Carey aud other IIor-c Power.
Billiards. Hay Tcddcr
Swift's Lawn Mower,
Hay aud Cation PT-s-vt.
Aldcn's Thill lIuc aud CullivatYf.
Ttnglcy's Improved Batter thurn.
Cooks sugar Eynpngai1rH.
Nictor cane Mills
wheat and tuIn" t.i.l.. hesl ia ust.
stEa" cutters. luusi improved kind
Torn Shelters. by hanl aud horse power;
Portable Cider aud Wine Mills & Presses.
Woodruff = Pnriahl, Baruinrtcrs
Rundall's Horse Hay Fork.
Steel and Cast Iron Flows.
flaw Castings. Pillow Handle.
Harrnw-. tu,tivaturs. Grain Cradles.
English aud American Moving ~ryihc-
Revolving llorsr Hay Rnkc..
Hickory Hand Rnkes ut our own mauufac-
tur.. warranted 10 De- superior ~ any
ia the market.
ALSO.
Clover aud Timothy Seed
Orchard Grass.
Kentucky Blue Grass.
Herds Grass Seed,
Oats, Cora. fntatocs.
And n general assortment Of Garden seed.
and FERTILIZERS
Ea- Send for Circular and Price Li.t.-,s
Nav u. ls6g-tf
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FREE OF COST

s ,lers describing ariici, g. d. sold f,f q Dollar
10 90. - ~ :. ~ lor - 90 fnr g. Loo for fIt
-,ut 'y mail send money Is .i..i.f'r,d letter On
culats mailed Zee g. any ldlr.. Agents wanted -ts
b g. i.fe Ad'ite..
HAEElS q rLUMMEE
20 ll4nos,r street. Boston Ma.
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PATENT
+ l. A site SPO y q T.

n - N - ~ /" y y " -
TIME ELASTIC spoN,;E i. a.. It..,,i.;..,
"a ~, Sss 1,Ian's'' Mo-, h'@,ilc; Durable
:" "''''' ''''' '"sh'ohs' H.
EhAS ~ SroN"h doc h"' pf'H ~ NAT Ike
"I,r' anu - cheaper
ELASTIC SPONGE Is fcp-iient 20. aud ,.fool
against Bugs ana in'c"''
f.. $500 ~ - =, = ,n' ',.t$ e"st "rti''"
| :. = i'.''ftFs's Hutl
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-25
Property Sales.
FARM FOR SALE.
AURl:s.

NliEsubscribcr. having removed 10 the East.
eFn Shore, offers for sale the Farm. lately
"a his residence, In Baltimore county.
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Fine Farm For Sale.

Executors Sf las. n. ii"s'cv. .H
Aprll l.-tE
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FOR 'LEANslNG AND REMOVING ALI.
DISEASES oF THE SKIN.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20
Origin ofPIan,ts.

=" Celery originated in Germany,
TIE chesnnt came from Italy.
p The onion originated in Egypt.
o' Tobacco is a native of Virginia.
Tho ncttle is q native of Greece.
The pine is a native of Amorica.
The poppy originated in the East
'n Oats originated in North Africa,
Rye came originally from Siberia
80 Parsley was first known in Sar
dinia. "' si'' ...t..,..l
The pear and the apple are from
Europe. T. l ,gixa.
Spinach was first cultivated in
Arabia. '' ~ ~ -, ,..,,e
" The sunhower was brought from
Peru. @h ,...., '-o.,
p The mulberry tree originated IN
Persia " ,f
The .gourd is probably an Eastern
plant. I'a .,t
= Tho walnut and peach came from
Persih. t.,e-
1.-The horse chestnut is natit o
1hibct. 80 -..f.r
The cucumber came from the East
indies. s-eissl.
p Peas are SUP Jsod to bsof EgyP-
&c S1Gai,isn be4 came from Eas
Ta=-rl M aI .lf"
Garden crl- lis from Egypt ant
the East.
Horse7radish was brought fcH
the South Of Europe.
Hemp is native Of Europe an
America
The Parsnip Is supposed 70 be
native ofAeradis-
The Pota to is a well known pativ
Of Peru and Mexico
The currant and gooseberry cam
from SVutherh Europe.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20

sum Guns FOR. WARTs.-Take
two OF three cents worth Of sal am
monia. dissolve it ina gill of soft
water. and wet the warts frequently
with the solution, when they viii
disappear in the course Of . week
or two. -g-f- let ..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20

Troubles are like babics-tbG
grosr bigger by nursing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20

The Metropolitan Record in Il re-
cent article on the signs Of the
times, gives vent to the following
'n a most convincing proof Of the
Z tier failure Of the Radical policy
81 "goSerning" or. "reconstructing'
the South is visible in the growing
anxiety of the more intelligent me-
groes to get beyond its operation.
Thus, a petition was presented to
Congress a short time since from
three or four thousand negroes in
the Carolihas, Georgia and Alabama,
who d9ired toiemigrate to Liberia,
and wanted the government to fur
nish the means. fHAn ad tional,
and yet more conclusive evidence
of this desire to get away from the
country isl found in the actual in
crease of black emigration. The
steamer Golcondasailed on the 11th
from Baltimore bound for Liberia,
and she is to touch at Savannah,
where six hundred additional pas
sengers are saidTto be awaiting her,
the largest numberaof people that
have ever sailed from this country
at one time fofsAfrica. All the
more intelligent negroes who have
the means are preparing to emigrate
to Liberia. The explanation given
by these people is that they see no
end to the troubles at the South,
that tfe prejudices of the whites
against the negroes have been en-
Filtered by the radical legislation OF
Congress. and that war Of races
will be the result. So plain are the
indications Of this result, that men
of ordinary ibtelligehce cannot fail
to read them in the events trans
piring at the South 7rT H'f''.'"'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20
TAyyEHILL LODGE, No. 81, +. 4 A. NJ,

Meet. on the last Saturday Of each month, at tho
Masonic Hall J. IT, HILL, W. ~
En- q. hOwTn, Scc'y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20
Hs-JoH WORK af all Lind.eNeeuied
with aeatnsss aud dispatch.
AdFlNTS,

NsssTs. y. q. MHAhTuN tAs Me- = '"ialhnn
stT-.t, N.~ Orleans, L. aTr The oNtN sr1hnhittp
Ascent. 10 that city, a. obtain uni r'ilnri snls'rp'
ti"ns aud aiyrFiisrmrnis toI tho Dallas llrfsll'
PETTIsGILL A Ca,, ~ faIk hoN' NeN h"IA 'lN'
can't d. q, PANNE, faTi Worth,
ny UANRINs, Es,l,, MzAaharhie, ills esHHp
N. ", RuKF, E.,i,, MsathrTfoTi, Parker Co. I'Aas'
4 NJ NcNEl aud ; A, NTNTFrs, Esls, hrniah,
ySa n, nINGuAN, Enquirer urh,e, MshlnH7S'
WAttAs A PAsrnAtL, Kaahnan, Teas,
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Cash or Country Produce.
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

II WILL SELI. on very reasghabis terms
II aores of Land, situaied briWeen the
MsKiuuey road sud the lasds parehased
bv the 7 Preshyferian CiiHrch fora college in
the corfarnie lirnits of Dallas. This tract
has on ID several very beanfiful building
situsf>-ns. ovtrlOoking ths entire torn-
Ttyse viking 70 inrcllase should apply to
7. c. JORDAN,
A. he uf7cs of Burfor-l, Good 5 Jordan.
Dallas, NAY 9, lscs-SEd ~.
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FERus--sa Advance,
uArHsoF ADVEuTISINt.I

Uns square ra linss Il ltis ia plrl ~ "a hT The
nT.t.nd rs crate 90 Fafh adiiiiunal insrliisu-
n1-tluT change faT anuuauIins randiaair taf
ttats OF Di.Tirt Ones is fla, snd IaAunls ~ lin'
tiart ofho.. 81 s0, Iaayatis Invariably Nhrh The
announcement is mstr,
n8-Ths aln,p advertising rates aTe In 0uTEri''}'
rp.ris Trr.i,ri Al ii. maTkri 'alun
SO Wheat, 90 pToineu II any kint that W eau
uss, aksn At the i.ssI market price, ~ All la'' "
.his anioa.
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MASONIC.
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. a.,
ROYAL ARCH MASONS.

rOMPASI0Ns;
Con,oe. .iIon Of Dallas Chapter, No, u, on Monday
evening June sIh, at early candle lighting,
~ W. l., MURPHY, Secretary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20

Two enterPrising Yankees have
started out on temperance TOUT
One is to DO theIsctur,ng, and the
other to set the frighful example,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-17
BrCksroRT. DEC. lOth.

ELLSWORTH AMERiCAS:- hardly
know n dare say Dear Fficai now YOU
are dressed up aad have put on ais.
Beecher says lit is plain enough dress
doesn't mIsc the man yet Il man looks bet
ter whea he is dressed" BHt without fiat
terins y4l LOOK Hnelv IN Your new rig
May you prosper Dear Americans; may
you gro,c, and have plenty Of readers agd
may they all be subscribers, and may they
all pay, and may the Editor laugh and
grow fat. One must not wish for too
much in this uncertain world but long
may you wave. Seriously do not see
why this County should not iceli sustain
is County, paper. To b. sure its circl-
lation need not he bounded by County
lines and ,cW not be. but Ii might and
ought 10 receive IN this County such Il
generous support S. should enable it yet
more ctfectually to do it. good work.
The newspaper is to-day the worlds edu
cation. rl.e New York Tribune did NOR,
TO secu.e the result Obtained in the late
election than any other influence used,
single or combined. 1t enters quietly ON
| dwellings aud breaches lis sermon. never
to" hong, never potulantly, and when w
have done listening, quietly Subsidies unit
We are Ia mood 10 listen again.
! Let It's admit our own County Paper L
our iresides bid it welcome ana profit by
its teachings.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-17

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