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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25
Baltimore Advertisements.
Here Is a Machine Tor the Farmers:
farme's, Look al nc Grcaf Advantage IN TAre,k.
iag Grain WiM
GEISER'S PATENT
Self Regulating Grain Separator,
eleanor and Dagger,

A a time like the present, when labor l.
IA scarce, Il Is important that Farmers, who
are interested, should pay attention % the above
improvements which considerably reduces the
uo,, ;n n.e 4, 81. .J.,,,si;. ~. ,,."s
,,J ca, A.. ,,,ssb,,J -, .i,S.- Ill, -. 80, II
Power /, clcans ths drain ,ho,or,hi. H. 49,,
operation which !. not generally done BY any
ter. h worth one on two cents n.r bushei ms
than II cleaned in the common way.
wLc.l~. and l. 0Iiiv warranted.
REIEREVrgN,
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SOAR. CANDLES. STARCH. VINEGAR
AND SODA.
Family Grocery.
Uams & Hutchins,
GAr 4 HIGH NTREET;S. BALTIMORI

GAr 4 HIGH NTREETS. HALTlMORL.
Inform their old friends aud customer aud
the public generally. that they keep on hand
WINES AND LlQDORs, "a w",d aud glass. iof
medicinal aud other purposes; superior sugar
cured HAMS the choicest brands IT FAMlLA
FLOUR; Imperial Gunpuwdcr, Young Iiy."i
aud BLACK Teas Java. Laguifa aud Riotniir..
Loaf. Crushed. rulycriged. Clarified and Brown
Sugar Broma. Cocoa. Chocolate. Farun. Rec
Flour. sage, Yeast Powders. sardlne.. Sauce.
Pickles. Extracts, Salad oil, pur. Spice. Fies.
Raisius. Almonds. Cracker. Cheer di.r and
coarse Salt. Table aud Dairy do. Syrup. NV
Orlean. and sugar House Mola.scs. Kerp.cic
Luhricaiins aud Lard OIL. Tobacen. dupont
superior Canister Powder. Shot. Guu Cai... r..
all Of which We Will sell at ia. moot reason, l.
price.
Also. they now have CONNECTED With ti,ar
Grocery store. adjoining ~ "u High street 30
store tor the -aic Of
81 ASOS. FHoSPHATEs uF ALL KlSu~.
pot DRETTE.
GROUND PLASTER.
CEMENT. 4C
GOTHAM aud FEED If all Kind. Ial.i
Hay aui Straw. Field Seeds and ,',uuir, lr,
lure 90, al kinds.
Efs The highest ca.h Pficr 81 81 iiuir- is o.
for nais. Corn. Poiat"es Egg, AMI 81 "'h"r
country Produce
- " ith q determination. q. keep 90, it.t 90
g..Iis and .sli 81 reasonable. t.rnlr tl.t i..I-.
g. MERIT ,.Hilt,'iuri .lrts. uf t.ulii tts.f
ALFRED JAMS
J ALFRED iitr'HiS~
I'm, =. l-s7 iy
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25
Baltimore Advertisements.
NEW STYLE VERTICAL MILL
THE VICTOR.

Tor completeness 81 adjustment. strength.
durability aud working powcr, THE VICTOR
CANE MILL has no equal. The iuicd roll g.
the important feature that regulates the i''d
As soon Ms presented, thus relieving the labor
often necessary n force the stalks Ia an cn
trance between sinonth rolls. and at the sa'""
time secures It's direct passage a. the di-chnrs'
roll. They also break the woody iibTc At sh"f'
horizontal mills. for horse, water and siram
power.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25

AWFTL sLAtUHTLH OF I'M LNINf
THEIR DEAD BODIES LYING ~ HEAPS
on THE FIELD,
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COOKS SUGAR EvApoRAToR.
First I'rem'IS, at Forty Stat, Ia'r-
Is,ooa Is USE. ALL FULLY WARRANTED

COOKS ENAPORATOR IL simple. yet srl.n
title ia its construction. II consists ia Hn rVap
Grating pan IT sheet metal. copper ~ galVan,.
ell iron. placed on rockers with w"o'icd side
aud ~ divided by lodges =. Ia form cnn'in
uous TRAVERSE channel over heated aud r'~'i
ing surface VI from - to l35 feet.
II il estimated that "a, Goa. Doo s!iui'
have been manufactured on the abuyr E,al,
ralor in the past season. We also hHN" ilan
tation Fars. adapted 10 brick arch. Cir"ulai
aud Pamphlets with full description aud ir'''
list. sent 10 all applicant.
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BROS. a co.
229 BALTIMoR ST

zee BALTIMo ST,
CORNER oF CHARLES.
~ ~ Z FINE STOCk or
,'nil Watches Tor Ladies and Gentlemen.
Silver Hunting Case Watches OF all kinds.
Gold ChatslatH Vest aud Guard Chains.
Diamond Earrings. Pins Bracelets a Rihgs.
Ach su.i' 81 jewelry 81 new styles.
Bracelets. Ne klas-s, Earrings aud Pins 81
great variety.
Pearl, CarbuHcle. Seal aud other Rings.
Silver Spoons. Forks. Ladies. Butter Knives,
A.. A..
Silver Pitchers. Goblcts. Cups. salts. Ar.
Fancy Silver Goods Of new styles.
Plated Tea aud Coffee sets Of late patterns.
Castors. Baskets. Ice Pitchers and Cups.
Plated ~ Alaba,a Forks ami Spoons Of best
quality.
Table and Pocket cutlery. scissors aaxors.
Watchcs carefully repaired.
Fans. Opera Gia.srs. Pnrtmouaics. beautiful
Pafi- "ilt aud Porcelain Vases beautiful Far.
q Card Reviewer aud ether articles Prouts
Hair aud Tpnih Brushes Fin. Marble aud
hruuzed PARIS Clock. Bronzed Figur-- and
Ornament
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RERGER a BUTTS
EXCELSIOR"
AND "AMMONIATED"
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF lime.

FARMERS aud Dealers are respectfully 70
icrrrd b. thr above FERTILIZERS ~ being
prepared IN the hest manner. thoroughly rcli.
abls aud in every way calculated a. give uni.
versal satisfaction. They are extensively
known. bring used with great success during
the past six "r ~ seven years. We are conf
Irnt that all who buy the above Fertilizers
will receive u iull return for their outlay. not
only upon the crop manfred Herewith. hut
even Tor several years upon grass aud ether
after crops.
u. J. RUTH 4 CO.. AstNt-.
~" ~ Ipwly's wharf.
July o., isss.--ly. Baltimurr. Nd.
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NORRIS q McCoMAs,
MERCHANT TAIL 0RS.

M. ] Holiday street. baltimore.
Have constantly IN hand Fine Assortment OF
FRENCH IND ENGLINH
CLOTHS, CAsSIMERs AND vESTINGs.
which they will max" up To- "r.lrr
- h6 mof fashionable aa.i approved style
Also. will make
DRESS IAB NEGLIGEE NHiHrS
~ the very latest siylrs.
Also "n hand.
WELL SELECTED ASSORTMENT oF
CENTS
ItH NfNHf q OODN
~ Ft 4, rantc,i. aud Price. g." .ut ,hy
Timcs. sept :, ON.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25
V'IIE GREATEST TONIC
. T. II IL J.. \ Il H..
Morning Star BitterS.

Tins wonderful TONIC IL unequallsd As "a
cure ior L,,,,. 'amyiaiH'. DySysy.iG. Fertr aa.i
igt,. Ei,.H, Iaira.ifis"f aud Res, i''caf FtrsFs.
II o. ala, inyaluabl. IA NERVOUS WEAK
y ESS 81 al kinds ~ u will restore the wasted
strength with wonderful trrmAn.nrc.
u will D. found totally different fr"n any
other Ritter. and j. su pronounced by many of
th" beet phy'irian. 10 the country.
II .aa'a.H, no ua. ar -, soaoas qualities.
t,' b. smJ.,,sf safrsiv II I.gsia-
bic Haf'sr
F"i further prof and atts.tatium 81 IT.
iuy Aluable preventive and curative properties.
ti" publ he'd reference Of medical gentle
il'ii of standing. VII" have examined it, mer
IT.. uututinDu.ly agreeing that me- mineral 81
other hurtiul substance. 80 often found ia the
ri. .attf vegetable bitter. ii the day. can b.
Uncovered IN this t'uly healthiul aud elegan,
preparation.
REFERENCES.
Thomas King Carrpil. VI. b.. Church Greek
Md J. e. Garter. VI. H.. - East Baltimore 81
Baltimore. Nd T. lIe..ccamI. chemist and
rharmA..Yti.i.e Hanover St. Baltimore. Md.
.. n Porter. Pa.i.,r 81 the South Presbyt.rian
church. Baltimore. Nj: >. j. Mitchell. Nc.
10 canton Avenue. baltimore. Nd. ". Pow
90. iG3 Lombard 81. Baltimore. Md. DiusmUre
4 Kyl.. lGy rfaii Street. Baltimore. Nd. aud
nanny .thsrs
- fof sale by Druggists aud Country
s;"t-, generally.
WHOLESALE HEI'OT
~ THE coMPASY'S OFFICE.
iun ',a'h 'hari., Strs.'.
BALTIMORE. Nh.
d" r.r-,l" by L WILLIS. Agent.
T.=s"nt"wh. Nj
NrHl.. I,e,. ~
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SEWING MACHINE

And ia Relative Merits as Compared
Oih Other Machiacs.
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THE MARYLAND
CANE STRIPPER AND TOPPER

THE RlbANb
CANE STRIPPER AND TOPPER
Iafeafed OefVJtr 10. lsGs.
Price c",nllctc. 50. Send f"r cir'ulnr.
THE CoNQUERuH
Grain, Seed and Guano Drill.
Prize complete. sIso"o.
BICKFORb a HUFFMAN.
: Tube Grain Drill. $50: with Guau" Nu'"t
tnent ti2a. Tube do. $ss: with Gusn" ~
tachmeni. $50. tube d".. sYu 6ra-s r"'.i
SoweT Extra. so.
wAGONEE's
Plain Drillis With Guan" Aiinrhm~nt ,t,...
Spring aud Grass seed saver sit-
GU A NO.
\ NJ. Peruvian t,uan".
Cnulson's Raw Bone Pho rhais
Wo"l..n's Bone Phosphate.
Rh"i.s Phosphate.
Turner fxrrl-i"f.
whii"lo.k'. Supcrpho lhatr.
MGR" Phillip. Phosphate"
Bon bust.
Tingley's Improved Churn.
Pafsa'of ipgssi a. i-..
FOR CONVENIENCE. brEABlLlIh A>H.
CHEAP%Ess.
n rs HNSF'EI'i NSEB.
Al.n. a general assortment" 81
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
..,tuurfsfus. Ia. ..l,.f,ruta.I
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Miscellaneous.
I INTERESTING TO LADIES.

TAc foii0i0iRg Extracts arc from. hc Ic'hm0Hy.
Tikea HRdtT OATH, 10 a a rcceu case PcHdiag
bCforc Me UHitcd States Patent Ofic,.
upoa fks Actual Merits Of nc
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-16

The Troy COM romeo Of ,bc Methodist
Episcopal Chu,l commenced IT., session
Wednesday morning at q O'Clock, in the
Ash Grove NJ T. Church. az Albany,
Bishop Scott in The chair. Religion. ser
vices were conducted bv tho Bishop and
DR. Trimhlc Of Ohio. " L Drown Was
elected Secretary; II Baton, Assistant
NJ IIulburd, Sta,i-tjeian, H., Wright, Ea.
rordmg secretary
On the call of "a, roll large number Of
delegate, answered TO their names.
Tho following business wa, marked out
for the Conference, by the appointment Of
large committees. viz; finance, cl,in-'
preacher, salaries, benevolent collections.
education, biblical institute. freedmen,
aid. state OF the nation, Temperance, tract
cause, Sunday school cause, Rhle cause,
church extension, missions, pastoral ad-
dress. memoirs, post otliro>, religious wor-
ship, conference boundaries, lay dclcga-
ton, and Troy Conference Historical So-
cietv DIR Trimll, was irtr,l,e,1 .. ,l,
Cnnfcr,rce
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THE RUTLAND HERALD

FRIDAY, NEL lo. l,e>

Ia accarlu., wish tH established ru,,
nm in New EusJml, tly Governor Of
hi. Commonwealth la, designated to-laN
t. b. observed a, day oi tt-,ing apd
prayer, rreommeUlas that aN thr penpl,
.b,,ain from al secular mplNm.u,-, Wel
assemble IN tle.r several Plso. ai uuh-
lac worship, tyr suitable Religious sorsr
se. for purla,e ut rgu.efl eau'.au'tau
Of our live. 20 tle wegk IF the Great Ms
ter, aul a~h'n- hy our Iausnae and deva.
tion continued prosperity % n, hul IN
which ~, lwsu Thee -leril ol-ory,
snccs GA 'hr pant af D pefl, iali,st,
their faith and trust Ia thr mar5r- ot q
.apcrintculIus Providence. aud their
penitenoc inr pas, ,tu, and che willing
ness To ask far PARTON and remission,
pleiging ancw thoir NoVs % tho Lord and
saviour If all mankind
The Governor has very iisrrytly ~e-
le,trl thi, day, commonly called Good
Friday" ~ tie period oi the annual last
Is a large h,ls Of Christians ot several
denominations have from the lightning u
the Christian era observed the close Of
the Holy Week AS last Ia heir several
churches This regard for the views 81 "a
large number If the people of the STATE.
10 considcratc aud just Tho present week
IL called :'Holy Week" and i, intended
10 commemorate the mos, important epoch
in our sa,iour's lifc-his passion, death
and burial Good Friday is commemora.
tive Of the cruoiiixion. In the Catholic
shurohc., the special services uf the day
ara the Alteration of the eros, l,y both
priests and people, the former .f whom
PROSTATE themselves before the crucifed
image and remain FOR some minutes in i.
lent alteration Of the Great Redecmer
whom il typcfes. In the Episcopal
churches it is observed a. solemn fas,
the close 81 the Lentcn season. There.
hgiou' keeping Of the day by all dcnomi-
nations OF Christians, either by the cstab-
hshed usage Of their church or by the ar-
pointment Of tho Chief Magistrate Of the
commonwealth. makes it a solemn and ap-
propriato ceremonial, where all in obcdi-
ence 70 their several customs san Join IN I
its general Observance.
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The Highway Robber.


Now Charlie you will have TO ride
last II you get home 10y dark:
! a2n expect TO get home before
DARK l answered deliberately buttoning
my gloves while my sister huttered
around Ike human specimen Of the
humnllng bird tnbe, and her husband,
the Steady-going city lawyer regarded
her with pleased admiration.
There, there Syhil, you will strange
me, outright II you tle any more scarfs
around my neck am not AN Egyptian
mummy although you seem to have some
such impressions IN your mlnd,
W ell, but Charlie, what VIII Miriam
say II you take cold.
Dose me "lth hot foot-mths and
syrup u .qulIl-, ] suppose, Come, ! must
be oft
Did you put the money i'll Your inside
pocket asked my brother-in-law.
Certainly did hundred and fiji
ty dollars Of my own, and five hundred
OF Mrs. Ioreys. pom my honor the
temptation to bid adieu to my native land
and depart for California-ah.oo in
shorts rathera strong one.
90 We will send policeman in charge,
sad my brother dlTly ut will be NOR
flying TO your relations, hot that we
must endealor to endure
80, after little more carolcss handin-
age OF this sort, ] jumped into my little
open wagon pulled tpe httlc plush-hned
robe over my knees, Tor the October even
ing was sharp ana frosty although bril-
lahtIy clear and drove brlskly away
through the god ana Ilquid sunset.
II was q long ride that lay before me
some seven miles INTO the country, through
Lonely picturesque roads shut IN by mag
innocent pihc trees ana lgafiesS oak forests,
ana ~ l was rather a lover Of solitude,
inc prospect was ny no means unlnYltlng,
ana my chestnut eoi9red horse trotted so
"'9'lS " ~ i"'''' a. i ~ was i"l'e
'Il,,''I" ~ ny iii- i'il'se
1"'' s'oPl', a. ,li' 0''ilN ny "l'gtn9"h
anu oie" ~ . iluii''ist anu my ao'lafs
~ ti'li''' t'l''' 49, " ~ - ~ NY m
liei 1ieIs' E''DnV'' ,ii"sly 'o''e' away III
a. 9', i i i, o.No' oooN - nv nun
0t oi''' 49, ~ ~ oS my
~ III, ,i W.. o'5s d iiaru
VI MI ol'' " ~" ,'''a' w wi,o u",'' !us'
~ o't' my w ii''.' " dt'''l i'..o IN
60 'loll. ~ iei' 'l. ','is was 'ic re,
sui,% s'nslis i,'s SUI t'se ~ inc poot Tia
I;,ait .ui' WINS '''''''s WIZ 'p'i"i''iS
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the shoulders, rolling down the steep bank
VAN Inn, The sgddvuness oi the attack
deprived him ot all power 10 use the knife,
which, most OF an, / dreaded, aud the Inn,
pelus We gained irom the downward de-
scent aided me IN my struggle lie r.,
hNed his hold upon Iay throat, and
screamed
Help help" | ,hrieked in hasty az.
cents, Thank heaven they were heard
Ethan turned abruptly anil sprmg toward
me with cry 81 surprise ana terror,
Their was an instant al desperate strug-
glc---ot hand tn hand cucouuter-one
Wild instant OF bleeding confusion, when
a ,ya u blood sgrmed tn swim before my
eyes, and then lost all consciousness.
Whom | rrcoyord ! was m tho sofa in
my roum, with my wife hcudiug over mo
and honest Ethan Day stirring up what he
called "tut lrulS' in q Tiny kettle. From
him ! lwmrd THAT the rghhr was sale in
the village "lo,k up mtrr thvuuerdisu-
ship at huge lur7, tu >,y uulhng ut.
locks, Ooll, aud chain iuuumrublc
"Aud Raru
lie b, sale in his stable poor fellow
But squire, wbery Is the money YOU had
about you We didn't find none on that
eousaMea scamp when We searched HIM
Inc and iutf'
The money, repeated vaguely, And
then remembered how 1t had al been,
and told Ethan OF nay device Ten min-
utcs alicrwarl, be- sci forth with Ian.
tern n his hand, and u iy,, tUtu 5g hour
The money Was ,8ir uHtr mars boa nN
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,nc ASSASSINATION o, T.. nccee,

rum ID, Montreal papcr 4 Melurs.
In ~, g,thrr the following interesting
,trn,, concerning thy as-a- -mAli4noi Hon.
I. u M,Gcy,
A public mcctmr va, held at Moehm-
i,, Han, Montreal, 81 uouu, where specch-
O., wrrg made cNpu sing indignation al
the horrible assassination, and resolution,
uf ounduleuoc o. his widow and family
adopted Stops were tak,u 10 pay the
last ulhut, " respect ~ his remains,
which wsr, ,nnrjy, at Montreal W,tluc,-
dan rNmiu4
m, entire population Il Ottawa, with
tbs members II Parliament, accompanied
the remains 10 III, esihglra, and h the
station.
Thopau.tagtgs were lion MI Ma.k,
.euzir, thu Speaker llaH-I $ Mep-aall,
Sir John 4 Mcdonald ou oue side, aud
Hon. Mr. Chauyoau, Hon Nh Kenny.
lion Nh Tlley, aud Hon Mr. Carlton
uH thr Other,
Immense excitement exists thrau-N-
ou, the Dominion u Canada, and Tie
murder ha, created an intu,, feeling
against TIA, f,uiaus
Tho Onng,men are greatly excited anil
threaten vengeance against the Irish resi-
dent,
4 MWtrtal dispatch 10 the New York
Nua say il is a well known fac, that
to- mos, hi,tcr feeling has existed among
The Irish in AL Part, OF Canada against
Me,'co for his bold rtl stcadiast deuun.
citation, of fcniHuism, aud the great mas,
IT the inhabitants uf that CITY. IN the abr
,gncc If all facts To the contrary, arc dis
posed to lay his murder at the door Of
Feulau enemies from the United States,
who are supposed 70 ho the precursor, oi
another raid 20 the frontier
An Ottawa dispatch says its umur,d
tia, Sir John 4, MacDouald advised Mr.
Niece some day, aga 10 be- careful az
might time, as h. went 10 and from the
House Thus il i, ,mmi,ei that the gov
eminent had an inkling Of the plot IA
make away with Mr. McGcc.
The Gcyemur-Grncril, Lord Monck,
has offered a reward Of 5000 for the az.
rest of the murderer, The governments
# Ontario and Quebec have also offered
rewards Of $1,000 each The city Of OF
lava also offers large reward
\ buggy was seen standing in O'Cun.
nor street, close to the scene of the muir
der Tuesday morning, and just after the
pistol shot was fired, it drove off at a fu-
rious rate toward the southeast part Of
the city.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-16

IMPEACHMENT. 49, The Senate again
commenced it, Sittings as court for the
trial of the impeachment Of the Prcsi-
dent, on Thursday, and the proceedings
commenced with the opening argument
for the defense by Judge Curtis, after
which the defense will present their evil
dcncc, II has been arranged that Messr.
Evarts and Stanbery will make the clos
ing arguments for the defense.
The managers are busily engaged in
the case, and at a recent meeting decided
that the concluding argument, for the
prosecution should be made by Mes,rs.
bingham and Boutwell,, both of whom
are now engaged in preparing the same
The State of Mr.. Stevens health Obliged
him to rclinquish the idea of making an
argument ON his article, as he had orig
inally intended. 1t is reported that the
will present in answer to. the
point made by the defense that the case
OF Secretary Stanton does not come with
IN the terms of the teuure-of-othcc act, a
letter of President johnson to the Of
ticers of the Lincoln Cabinet, requesting
and authorizing them TO continue in
charge of their respective departments.
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Religious Intelligence.

TN. r.,.;,.,1 ;,,..,..4...., ...,,.... ..is
l.. 80 49, .'''' '''' ''' '-''
-,
N ",'g -, - i''yI '"s''' I'"7''"' interest
!" .>1I'" '''''oro'
N'he persons "@r' r'eN'd March
is' by the 'on2r' 2at'o'@I Ihor ut FAIR
'''
mere "'S hut tiH'' maie memh'rN
'',''e' yea " III. 'i'' MUIR IA
III " 81 nav H.
A''0' 5'> lo''Ll2i, 81 dollar. are an
hu'liy P''d ~ ING ci'r',,'n people OF the
United state ia aIarie DO their minis
ters'
lA''o are d. nan aeon educated young
""'n'" ia INC W est VINO aie making
.''', ~ prepare 'or 'i'' ! INV e's'''is' MN
-"
80, 80 :, ''' - 90 ''''' J." ~, i''a-
l s, - '''' 80 ''''' ~ .D'm "
1;,:. ''' ''''7 '','
IT, ,..,
have ,r,.,ni,o3 49, ;a..;,,,..,s s ''';.
struetion for voun,, ,,,,,, ..,,1 ,,l,,,,,,
--Tbc o+tcnd,r.,..4 .l.rl... ,,,,,...,.
s,bbath Schn.1 - Cq,11.s ~ = ~ 49, /,
Sabbath was 5000 toa,hcr. ana 70 n
the infant Department
presLr,or;on f,,,,,.,,.;,.., ..,...
sio, in Zane.,ilIo Obin ha,;rafn;,.l
;o. ~, -, 49, ~ 1'.'' : io' '', w =,
brapche, Of that da,onira+f,,
IT, p,u.;.. ha,... :
10000 in Iowa oyor ooo nrnao1,an, co
Sabbath school. an4 ,,oyo ! ooo satb,th
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and converted in the Free WIN Baptist
T,sation,
Ctat anxiety Is teli pepglne The
health ri tlf,ror The lialy fsthrhas
lately had several rpilepiic hts, IN which
he wac subject in his youth, but from
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-16

DE>rRrCrnE FIRE At Troy, VI
The Newport Express gives the following
account Of the destructive fire at North
Troy, Orleans county, on Sunday night
last Last Sunday night very destruc-
tive fire occurred in North Troy village
1t was first discovered about II o'clock in
the store Of p. +. Baldwin, and had pro-
crossed so far aS 70 lrltffe all efforts To him
der it, strong wind prevailing from the
northwest at the time. The store burned
very quickly, the flames communicating
with the brick house owned and occupied
by Mrs.. West on the one side and the
grocery of J. c. Hunt on the other side.
From the grocery the fire spread to the
hotel, which was completely DESTROYED:
also two barns in the rear of Mrs. Vests.
and the store-six buildings in all. The
in which tho FIRE originated was
occupied by ?. T. Baldwin, merchant
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-16

WASnlNGToN COUNTY n. Y. SHEEP
BREEDERS .AHD Wool GROWERS As
socltnoN.--Wc have received from l. Y.
Baker, Jr., the Secretary Of the above as
ISOLATION, circular containing the pro-
grammc for the next annual meeting Of
the society which il to BE- held at North
Granville on the 5th and GthIof May.
prox., whc, a public shcaring will take
place, and premiums be awarded to the
best animals on exhibition The points
which constitute the best animal, accord
ing to the rules Of the association, are nu.
merous and worthy of consideration by
sheep breeders, as their attainment in
tiocks would add much to the worth Of
both carcass and fleece. The sweopstake
premiums offered are literal, open to the
world. and many valuable animals will
undoubtedly compete for the honors Of
the exhibition