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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-03
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TRY TIRE
ALTA vELk PHOSPHATE.

III contain, suli,scn' AMMONIA 10 give ar.
'u'.;, without INJURY to the vegetation. and
lar:r- percentage ":sol.rBLE BONE PHOs.
rnArE "F LIME than any other fertilizer
'r:e,h's w'h Potash ami soda. mekinsa CON.
rLFrE MANURE
y h"s all tie stimulating 4uali,ic. ol
PERUVIAN "tANo aud permanently en-.
l'.he' tho SOIL. rr.c, 80 per ton oi Ia bss.
%" Do. rash.dcl,vcrci at any dcpo, in New
N"fh 10y. A.k youi a"ishhrr. about it aud
-eni f'r pamphlet.
rlir ALTA vELA GUANo COMPANY.
.; Gr"adway. New York
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Baltimore Advertisements.
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q the HEALTH EESToRER Is your remedy. Y
This truly valua6lc preparation is used
y aud recommended by many Of the leading n
y physicians Of the country aud all ply '
IA sirians who 1ucc test 10 merits pronounce 7
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j r"n"Vat"s ilr systcm and pr"lnng' lite. n
A. remedy against fcv,. nd ! gur % "
O. works like a charm. -
"a PRICE ~ FER BOTTLE. 4
% The "nuin" baY. LONDON MEpi
a ~ HEALTH &ESTOREH. : \ ~
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-03

The soMBRERO CUANO Of which MORO
PHILLIPS PHOSPHATE is aud always ha,
been manufactured. and oi whirh he has sole
control Tor the United States contains hiiy
pcr cent. NOR" Bone rhosphat" than Raw B,nr,
therefore IL Is mnrc durable. Tho addition ri
Ammonia gives i, greater icrtililing value.
over seven years. experience, has proved Ia
the Farmer that II makes q heavier grain than
even table manure. aud i, not only active bu,
lasting.
t"~rrirc Ssd.ru l'ri ton. s."ou lbs. -
bi."nuui - dcnic,.
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WlSi~
WiIl-KIES
Garfield, Bros. 81 co.,

20 hAttt1Hsi ~i"' ~.
CORNER uF ,itAKl -. BALTIMORE. Nj.
HhtE ; FINL afU'E OF-
Gold Wl;"!c, 80 iai,r. ai.dG"rtlcm.u.
Silver liuHiin: Case Watrh"- II all Ainds.
Gold thaiclain Vest AMI Guari Chains.
Diamond Earring. Pm, Bracelets Rings.
Rich suits 81 lrwcliy Il new styles.
Bracelets, Necklace. Earring aud Pins Of
great variety.
Pearl. Carbunclc. Seal aud athcr Rings.
Silver spoon. F"Fa-. Lail'.. Butter Knives,
4c.. &c.
Silver Pitcher. H"a,,,- cups. Salts. ir.
Fancy Silver 'u"d- ri new style.
Plated Tea AMI tuiIc- ,rt- IT late patterns.
Casters. Basket. lrr Pitcher. aud Cup.
Plated pr AlaLa,n f,r1. tal Spoon. 81 best
quality.
Table and Pocket Cutlery. SCISSORS 4 Razors
Waiches carefully repaired
Fans. Opera Gla-scs P~rtmouairs; beautiful
Paris Gilt ani Porcelain Vases: beautiful Par.
Is Card Receiver aud uthrr articles. Prout's
Hair and T""'L Brushc,. Fine Marble ami
BronEci rnri. Cl'ck.. Br"nzci Figures and
Ornament
ca MILITARY GOODS. 81
Swurd- aud li"lt- ',r Army and Navy. sash
-. Spur. Buttons. Lsre. Cord. Navy Lace
Caps. Stars aud Embrnidcrc.. Army Einhroi-
derics "i oil kini-. 'hcVr"u.. BINDING. Clo'h.
&c. Field Glassc,. Pistols ani Cartridge.
March 8. ls6s. ~.
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T.. q. HIPSLEY.

W, TT y. ~! EI-''I' NNI'ITl"I',
HNENDERS thanks 20 his ir:cnds Tor their go.
i incr very liberal patronage. and by prompt
ucss ani attention 10 business. will IN
dsavor :" merit continuance of their.
iayor. The public are respectfully in 1854.
Vitei To- examine our stock al CHOICE TEAS
AND FAMILY GROCERIES. our imported
and domestic LIQUORS are selected with ths
greatest possible care Families may cnntii.
in the PURITY OF an article ordered Tor ireii-
cinal purposes and proprictors # Hotel. may
furnish their bars with choice liquors.
e All Of which will b" sold AZ tic lowest
CASH .ricss Ian. ~. i-sS.-ly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-03

HENRY p. THOMAS,
TTCE or THE PEACE
Eighth Election District % Baltimore County
LOCATED At WARREN.
MILL attend 10 ell business appcriaining
w b. his nffee with pHHcfuaiify aHd lis.
Paiek will also attend b. the dra sinR 81
DEEDS. LEASES. BONDS of CONVEYANCE,
Articles NJ Agreement, Contracts, Ae., Ae.
Post Once Address Warren. baltimore county.
April 4. an.
CIN0LE RAILROAD TICKETS ~ % cents
- each, faf sale By
wM. & smEALEY A BRO.
July ~. II TowsontowD
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No. DO West baltimore street.
I"nr j. CO.,. Eu-t"l Holiday So.
BALTIMORE.

M propose To- c"uduc, q bus.ur,, winch
w baltimore has hong felt the need ui-yl4:
\ COMPLETE T"OL Establishment.
wLrfr Mrr..,nirs of all hrAurhc. can ill ,t-
cry KIND - Tod oy wsh' il THEN bt.. yes.
"a. European U,-.l, are Imported los our.,is,..
American Goods houch direct flain the iual.g
iactlr"r- iot each, and PLANES. MADE ~
HA$b. iu"pr "w. hop. ct thorpughly .-..-
.yu'iiimhcr. viii. Butcher E.'t- and WARRANT
81. We keep 3D." tae lower lgrcd EASTERN
PLANES. H.
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Cheapest Dry Goods store
IN THE CITY,

c"ENik ~ GAY q LNrTEK STRELI,.
N"TWiTu-TANbi%G ,l.c confessed tag
~ 'at :, 80 i'.,iAc s' .,,i.,..'. "a" 'bi'.
tsr.. o. r..
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AUCrIONEER's CARD.

TNHE undersi yned respectfully informs the
IL citizens a. baltimore county. that he con.
tinuee the but ness ~ an
AuCTlON EER
aud 10 prepared 10 sell real aud personal pr''p.
rty of every 4. seTiption. on good terms.
WILLIAM DUNCAN.
~ Ter y. a.. Baltimore -aunts.
Jan. I, 1876 ~.
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YORK ROAD RAILROAD.
SUMMER SCuEIi

1 FAVE cry NALL each hourexum.rwnr
Ia from 4. ". tai L. NJ. Ks
AMI ~ u'sioci I. N.
LEAVE TOwSnSTOWN ZACH iloiE
from . 4. VI. r. :. 4. " except IAN.
80 NIGHT CAR will L. lyr Tawsuniusn f,.r
baltimore at ~ l.. NJ.
co-oN SUNDAYS. leave City Hall NJ each
hour from 4. VI to 4. NJ and Towsontawn
from 5 A. NJ t. /. II aud l.. NJ
\ u. SANKs. Agent
April 2s~tI
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-03-25

Lux % HGETEasos D.u-ws have received
ftSa the National Publishing Company. CIT M,ia
sIrssi, kiehmond. eupy Of the Life Of IslE r.ou
Davis, BY Plank II. AIfrrnd, late u the southern
Literary Mesengrr. !. |. large and handsomely
printed volume. We Lave n'I,ys. had time 10 Ell:
anime il much. but it i. spoken ohm . ,aluahle COO
uIbuuon to the hr.lory Of the Late war II will no,
Be- iof sale in the book stores, but is sold nnly by
'sbssriPisn aud far The purpose Of promoting ii,
sale, an Agent !. wanted in ever, ensniy. .s
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said officers shall receive no other ,emela.
-,aent Of, allowance whatever. s3 u
Sec. l6. There shall be seal; Of Inc
State, (which shalt b. kept BY the Gov ernor.
and used by him as occasion may require,
and shall be calledss' the Great seal III the
stats or North Carolina.sN All grants and
, COMMISSIONS shall be issued in the name
and BY the authority OF the State Of North
Carolina, sealed With !" the Great 'seal-uf
the. State" signed by the Governor and
countrrsigned by the Secretary Of State.
Sec. II. There shall be, established in
the Office Of the Secretary Ut State, = Blu.
reap Of Statistics, Agriculture and lmmigra.
zion. under such regulations as the General
Assembly mas provide. I h - q
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-03-25

40 article 10 the Raleigh ssatiasl Of Saturday,
prepared. IL /. understood. from Official data. ssli.
mates The public Deb, Of Moth csrOIina snIsr the
ns~ css.i;su,i.n IN he. 90 ii. fret 81 iuly. 1859.
$ist7ssoe the interest On ~hi Oh, due On hat Day.
win he sssi.cso !. ordered 10 ss paid BY he Co..
.sniion.
Bssdss. the article shows The, the sidhionsl tai
upon the people Of the Stats. .Ssifei 10 - rai'sd
her, year undsr the Dew cea..i,u,isn. viii 10 esss.
Geo. s-h ~ which being aal,d To tn p'.ssns iaxss
win swell the isxes n he s-eIikr 1859 by the i'm.
ps"vedshed people d this State tn The esornous sss
Of $s.eoo.ooo .a.- ---+~ .
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-03-25

II cost the candidates for, coroner il
West Middlessx, England. three thousand
pounds each 10 elect uns of tllrm. and The
value Of the office is bnt three hundred and
fifty pounds year. as-.v@ .+ a* u .s4
4 The mining population Of the Rocky
Mountain rsgion has diminished BY over
50, 900 persons {, and the pespIe 10 general
are giving an. increased attention to agr.
culture. % h@ s s@ % 80
The amount Of gold watch tar paid BY i.
North Carolins last year was emily sl6,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-03-25
eoSsERyA TIVE NOMINATIONS.


The Conservative Cousty EIreutivs Committee Of
Orange eOuLiy met .: the Coun Houss in Hiasbo.
rough. % ss.srday last. and made The following no
49, p: #~ ... .~~
sensis--Hon. Josiah Tnrner, Jr.
Csmmons-Dt. John Allison. .s
Th"aas M Arsa #s
shesG--rhOmss n Hughes. " 49,.
Supsfiot Ceuu CIstk-Geofgs Lass "@
Rssissr-jehn Laws. 3~
Cot.oer-Dr John Berry.
County Tfssss--D G Parks. q
County COmn,sisnas--JOhn Kirk'snl,
.-...... Jones Watson,
RF Morris. ... ..
Lemuet Lynch.
w N Patterson.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-03-25

The G,Sfaruis Legislature b.. ujs ted the 4ih
article proposed as an sasndnsas Of the coassiiO-
lion 81 the United States. ~ cole Of - To ~.
Gen. Hsnssek ssub,s the success. II the nee Csn.
s,i,s.ioo In T.1ss Aenphi. Dispatch essimsss
The majority agains. Il at 1000.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-03-25

A process was issued from the supreme couu
sssin., Geseras Grsnt, Ruser and ,siws. returns.
be the 6ru Of December psIi.
The imPs.ehment manassn have .u@nsasJ
twenty-five witnesses.
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Judge 3. slarss.. . diainguish.a Juriss--fm.
m.rly lodge Of The sspra' coar. - Gssrsi., ="
hl.d 81 augusta 90 frldy la'i. By he sesiisa,,l
ds.ha:ss Of qua. in the hssds 81 bis son. t-+.s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-03-25

In Bsliimsr. 1. wss sisted Saturday last. il haa
b-sn shaving sixteen hsurs and the snow -. I've
fret dep. sna badly d'ifird.
Il snswva here on Friday very bnskly fsi sAsst
time. .=@ ae~
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nseessiIles require H. and aur advanced age aimo y.
shes Us ofihr Proprieiy 81 settling Up our ata,rs
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4ilIsbataugbo 4sfa!ihsr!
@'' HILLsBoRorGH. NC.
Wednesday,. March u. 1865

- Al ihsss indebted 10 this oiire
! for subscriptions, sdver,isrnen,..
OF job work, are earnestly requeslsJ
20 make immediate nay nsnl. Our
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his duty a. msmheaef the senate Or house
Of represea.aIves. - 4.
Sec. %. The terms of Office fsr Senator's
and members ofthe House Of Represents.
tives shall cnnnences IL the time Of their
election an,l the term Of office Of those
elected, a the krst election held under this
constitution shall terminste a the sane
time as il they had been elected at the frst
ensuing regular electian. ...,~.,a. .. s,.. s.r.,
Sec. %. Upon motinn made and second.
ed ID Either House. BY one fifth oi the mem
bsrs present. the yeas aud nays upon any
question shall be taken aud entered upon
the Journals. -
"' Sec. 90. The election Tor members Of the
General Assembly shall be held for Tho res
.pectye DISTRICTS. and counties. D, the places
where they are now held. or may be direct.
ed hereafter 10 be held. in such manner as
may be prescribed by Law. on the FRS,
Thursday in August. In the year one ihous-
and eight hundred aad seventy. and every
I've sysars pthersafsrr. but the General
assembly nay, change the time Of holding
the elections. The FIRST election shall be
hela when the vote shall be taken on the
Ratification of this Constitution by the w.
isrs Of the State. and the General Assem- :
bly, then elected. shall meet on the fif.ernti
day after the approval thereof by the Con-
gress Of the United States, il. il fall not IN
Sunday, but if it shall 50 fall then on the
next day thereafter, and the membersa then
elected shall hold their seats until their
successors are elected at aresslar eleeisn.
D4%> a'A&.1 ARTICLE mi. I I. o2<
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J,sI From fwaynssburxh,, BY Hopkius, MIL,
L., g Days Store, siupscn's Store Han Fin
Icy, West Finley, and Coed IaAsut. V
West Alexander % miles spd sssh, onos
Leave Waynssbufsh Saturday q. en-.
Arrive at West Alexander byl6pm.
90 Leave West Alexander Friday a m.us
Arrive At waynssburgh Bye p Mo.
ssS From wsynssbursh. By RcSsnsiilA Jolly:
town and Dsntto Blaehsvills Is miles and
' Leave wsyns.bursh, Wednesday ASSN.
Arrive 1t Baskerville BY Jpn. s.lsl
Leave Baskerville Thursday stsAn.
Arrive at wsynssbursh BY 6pn.
35,e From waynssburgh, BY Dent and sprsgs's
-. 's- 70 Baskerville, IL miles snd back, once 9
Leave wAyne,bursh Saturday a1pn,
,s.-r Arrive at Baskerville By pm. ~,
10. Leave Baskerville Saturday ssSam.
d o. Arrive 81 wsynssburgh b. II N.
isT Prom w.yn.sbSrgh, y Ferdys.. Whitley,
. sa ,SM ~ e., mo ia 1920 hsss o,s. ~
n a'' Leave wsynssbursh Wednesday, ., p N.
Arrive at Grssnsboro' By pm.
Esl!ai Leave Grseusboro' wednesday ssss N.
Arrive 81 wsynssburgh By u m. rss
3oss FROM Willow Tree % DAvlstovn. pllss
= and back, once week. '''. y. nigga
s e.. Lsav. D.vissovs Wednesday, ALPS.
Arrive 81 Willow Tree By . p .. pr
.s,,S; Leave willow Tree wednesday stspn,,
Astir Arrive ~ Davissown BY p q. '5isl-
aSss PROM wsynssburTh. By aHsntss's Cove.
,T-a Havsy's. Wind Ridge, Rysrson's Static.
and Rock Lick 70 osDs.so. 80 .iiss and
.sa L..v. w.ys..bursh Monday .nd Eddy !.
w krriy. .. Cameron By 81 n aa % 49,
'a, Leave Camsron Tuesday aad Saturday q
- SAN. a'E - q. 20 .slf-.a'
s. Arri,. q. w.yn..b.rsa bytpn -.
AAaA 49, NJ 0ak VarrssA Wklta
'' niIss "a Ssei, one. : ss.i.
Leave WaynssburKh Thursday d An.
Arrive At Milo By Sp m. +, ~,
Irrir. a. w.yn:sbarsa byspm. "s'
S1sl Prom Rio.'s Landing BY Jsfsrsoa to
s1ssi.
Leave Rics's Landing daily, ssoept Sun
day, AAIpm. -, ..t''...
Arrive at Wsynssburs by s IN. 70
@ Alan. = .',.l - a''I
~, fies c.,nisA.sl'. T. Sis.. Landing, .
s Lsa". o Carr daily. except Sunday.
At Tam. ,.s 40
ts.vs ' R Il '' Landing daily. :.esp. Sun.
,ti1I Arriv. 4. csrmiehasi's By 10 m. .-.
Saas From Wa,hinston BY Cioksy, Dunnings.
Vile Ginger Hin, Menopsshsls Oily,
Sunny Side, and dauolsr 70 Wsn New.
ton. 30 miles and eack' three times .
=, week.
TH Leave W ashington Asnday, 'WsdnesosS
and Fdd.y a. osm. -
Arrive 81 West Newton BY ! a.
Leave West Newton Monday. "Wednesday
and Friday d 1880 u
Arrive At Washington BY 1880 p m.
% .'Prsposais also invited for service sig times
awesk. srrl IT,.
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1 -. Arrive Of Alton by pm. 90 a.,
4 1875 Ffou Alton TO 6nsthport, 0 miles an,
an back. siz times week.
o"a Leave Alton daily, except Sunday, at 0 p n
Arrive At 5methport By 9pm.
Lave Smsthport daily, except Sunday, al
N. ,L"h
| Arrive at Alton BY 8 m. 80,
2tss From Kssson, W Kane and Nav Highland.
10 Mariouvllls, 10 miles and back once
.awssk. ,f,
| Leave ka,sop Tuesday ct an.
V Arrive q Mariouvills By pm,
Leave Marionviiie Thursday att an.
Arhve o. Kssson By spm.
s$sf From PanIatawney, b. Canoe Ridge, Hor.
tons and Cush, TO Chest, III miles and
back, twice week. Hy"- .,
Leave Punratauney Monday and Friday
~ m
Arrive At oheh by pm,
Leave ohsst Monday and Friday at IN.
.o arrive o. Pannatawney y I'm.
lass From Hsynoldsviils to Rockdals Mills, 8
miles and back. once . week.
Leave hsynoidsyiile Saturday al m
Arrive 81 kookdAlef Mills BY D. 80 n.
Leave Rockdsis Mills Saturday 81 $50 tn
Arrive at Rsynoldsvilis ~ ii N.
1<ss From PunEatswnsy By frostburg
sprankis's Mius, Worthvills and Packer.
70 summersviils, ~ miles and back,
twice . week. t-
Leave PunIatswncy wednesday snd Sat-
arssy a. AN.
IAava aumu,svsviIts "A a. And Sat.
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~, oe.s, y rlles lsas sssk. shfv. ti.s; =
"'@ . E.~ J..s 10 Hs..-s.,,3 49, Ss5
EDS Lssvs PittsssrsA Tsssdsy. fhursdsy sod
~ 6sssfde1 80 a.. r5qgsd iaSrTTi
Arivsst Hslldsy,s csys wan.
Leave HouiSay's oeys HoaSs 4 sdsssdsy
y u tsnd Rddy q pnts1 IiiS . sIIi5I
any, r.. = f 49, Z Poi. ~
90 I, J. 's-r:eys .pit.sAsSh fssssy. 7ssrsasy sai
ATiss Q nslaisy's Cove " spH !. IA glsii
.. II x :svs Hsula.y's o:v, xssaaS wsdsss-
"a. Arivs q PiNsisUS y ya. ,,-.ls
1sts Ffsn Burssitssaws ~ csees osssk vtlises
and Pattsrsou's Mills 70 Wsst AiAkSsAsa,
II miles and bssk. thrss tinss b week
ar- Leave Bares4lstsvs rsssSay. Thsrsaay
q. and Saturday q II n. - rytlo
Arrive = va! Middleton. BY Apr:
Lssvs West Nidalsts.. Tu'sdsy. Thur.
day and Saturday n N.
Arrive q Bsfssttssswn ~ 10 =
1s<s vrsn PittsbsxA b oerrok. Ssrssoa's
& Han, en- Hall. nbfAsy. Rinlsyvills,
z, y Ginger Hri. aad BsatIsyviils, V Bsails.
- vil,s. % aiiss aad bssk, twice Q vssk. Z
i Re Lssys Pittsbarsh ras'dsy ana Thursdsy
Ardys q B..ilrin. bysp.y
r-H stsau.t.o Ts1 oI so 'rrH r.T 90
Arrive a Pittsburgh bys1n.i
2s4r Prom Pittsburgh BY Chsrtisr's. nvinss
Mills Bssvu, Noon, Cliutop, Nurdscis.
vile, frankfort gprines, 0suuitlsbure
.r" sd Blair. 10 H:irviss, ~ niles sud
Leave Pitlsbarsh Wednesday and s..ur.
day atssu. ~. -'l5--
Arriys at Heirvisv BY 3 =. "a ..-
Lavs Isirvisw Tuesday sad Friday 1t .
an,
Arrive Il PistSbursA b. spn. rI
3s1 From shs,psbstsk b. Derssyyilis, R.rsl
G,s. Ridss, cslnsrvins S.d Hialis'i oress-
ssss week. 2 -. -
Lave ShsrpsAurg Friday Il 81 n q
Arrive ct Ssxonbuss b. 1pa. 7F=A
Issvs 6ssouSusr TRufSday a Ysu. sa'
Arrsss d harpskurg - - n. .
sS4o Prom PlttsSursh. ~ Bushana,. ornsby
s.d Hsps cSsrsA 10 Lsssssa cslreS,
... sundsy 10 Bushanss, and twice ! vssk
The rssidss. IN. - IL. sii.aTi
Leave Pittsbsrsh daily. sxssps ssslsy. a
Arriy. :. BasSsss. ~ y.is . Z md
'l'.. pa. ~ ~ =, s.i}.I.g 'r.I.. ~.
=. m .aa 80 n. 80 -
Arrive :. pl.t'bs,sh by e;so. z "a p N.
Lsays Bashsnan Wednesday SD Saturday
.. I;@.n; =. 49,, , ~
L..v. Lebanon Church Wednesday and
Saturday ~ loan, 49, .rr.
Arrive a. Buehanan By II N.
,'so From shirl.nd to Clinton. 8 miles and back,
,nrss uTes asssr
I've Sn az S faa''asy Aho
.,S. y, r,;. tsey 1, mr.r
n G nj e. Ts.s
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the results OF another half-ce1tury OF
peRee with the rest Of the world, and
absenee If Internal dissension, we feel
IS though we could not too strongly en-
treat our felIow-citizens to consider
whether 1t is not far better to submit to
temporary wrongs, until such time IS
they may be peacefully righted, rather
than 10 the heat OF passion to endanger
the safety of the entire nation.
A spirit OF moderation cultivated by
such considerations, mutual concessions,
rather than arbitrary and unyielding de-
mand, on the part of those portions Of
our common country. whose interests
may sometimes appear to conflict, viii
secure the united prosperity Of all. The
absorbing questions to which the think
ing minds of the country ought to be di-
rected, are those OF political economy.
The vitality Of the country Is so great
that the wounds received in the late dis
astrous contest will soon close, If they
are not irritated by the revival Of old is
suss.s
Wkimplore all sections, then, to strike
hand ard Din in aD effort TO advance
the ihErests Of the entire country. Do
lard cur fertile valleys shall bios
q; our streams blend their music with
The hum Of machinery; cur lakes, riv-
efs snd railroads be laden with COM
merce, and present business stagnstfon
give place to universal and healthy ae-
dvity.
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4 clothes and food and turned into the viii
derness. The Adams family consisted Of
i've members-tbe father, mother and
three children, Amos five years old, one
three aud the other one year old. Inc
mother carried the babe, the father the
next, aDd the eldest had to walk the
journey of $50 miles and he scarce five
years old, 10 constsnt dread of the In
dians, to Fishkill, \. Y, on the North
river They lived ou roots and berries.
He is now very active and Is a hard
worker; his sight, tearing and general
health are excellent. He is now wid-
over, having had two wives and ten
children.
/ A compilation from the official
/ record, regarding Indian wars, shows the
( cost of various wars for the past forty
I years, to have been as follows: Black
Hawk war, 400 lives and S5 coo coo (;
/ Seminole war 1900 lives and 500, ,OOO 600,
only 1900 Indians being warriors a war
! with the Creeks and CheroBees, about
the same time, cost 81 900, COO; Sioux
war of 1872, 800 lives and 900 600
war OF 1862, 1000 lives and $50, ,000 600;
Cheyenne, 1867, 800 lives and about $780,
600 600; Indian trouble on Pacific slope
for the last twenty years, about $500. .tO0.- :
eco: three ean1p6igUs against the Nava-
iaes, $50, 600 600; the whole troubles in
New Mexico, Of which the last item
forms a part, S150,OOO,0O0.
1t is reported in the Christian Work
for November, that Bishop Wilson's
cathedral church at Calcutta has fallen
wholly under ting influence Of rituslism
with "surplicedt priest lis<nipg now to
the confession OF his brothef priest, now
TO that Of native Christian peDitents
kneeling or lying at his feet, followed by
RbsolutiOn as given in the service for the
sick. Even the natives become infected;
anu one of the preachers, Pundit Nehe-
1iab, has become the apostle Of q new
Puseyite sect, and published his "Tract
No. IL Bishop Milman, by his inde-
cision, is strengthening the hands of the
AttitudilariaDs, striving to satisfy both
parties by his contradictory letters"
Miss Kellogg went to Portland,
Maine, the other day, TO sing. She took
cold in the bleak Maine air and wss OBJ
liged to postpone her concert. But, in
order that not even shadow OF suspi-
cion should fall upon herself, or the Com
nittee of the Mercantile Library Associ.
alton, that she was not acting in perfect
good faith, she not only remained her
self, but ell the troupe until the middle
of the following week.
Two French journalists, once init
mate friends, met the other day on the
grand staircase of the prison where edi.
tors serve cut their sentences for press Of
f5nses. " Why, my dear friend, are you
here >" 4" Yea, for three months. And
you ?" 40, am only here for an hour.
You know we are OF different politics,
and haven't served the same masters
Y0u live in prisons, while I-Weil i in
spect them"
IN Lexington, on Saturday, q little
daughter of Patrick Murray, while rid
ing on s machine for boring wells which
was operating on Spring street, was
leg broken and the calf OF her right leg
torn almost entirely from the bone, mu-
tilatiDg the bone terribly.