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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-10

The MoRRsviLLE FmE.-Of the disastrous fire
which occurred at Mouisyie on Monday, we
gather the following additional particulars. The
building was erected about eight years ago, by
the late Hon Thomas Gleed, and contained two
large law office, occupied By Geo. W lIcndee
and c. j Lewis, and By Powers & Gleed the
Post Office drug store occupied by A. o. Gates /,
grocery store occupied by j. \. George, and a
harness shop occupied by William Jones. twas
three stories high the two lower ones being owned
by II. H. Powers and p X Geod, and the upper
one by the Masonic Fraternity. The upper build
ing was insured for about SO 600 The large law
library Of Powers Gleed was wholly consumed
also the library Of IIendee q Lewis. j A. George
and A. o. Gates are the greatest sufferers, as
their goods We're but partially insured W Jones
will also suffer much, as he was not insured.
The dwellng-house Of y. p Grout was insured
for about 5000 The total loss cannot be much
less than IL to 10 thousand dollars. The whole
amount Of insurance on all the property destroyed
was, We are informed, about Sc 600.
After the building was sheet Of flame, Col.
Powers rushed up 10 his Office on the second door,
unlocked his safe, which has a combination lock
took out his private papers and poeket-book and
re-locked the same and came down. When he
reached the open air. he fell exhausted. lie was
the principal owner Of the building, and his law
library was the finest in the county.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-10
Aing Affair.


4 Mrs. Emmons, aged about 70 years, her
daughter, aged about 30 years, and gnndson
aged OF 10, left Marshfeld on Thursday to go to
visit a sister Of Mrs Emmons in peacbam After
travelling about ak miles, they stopped at the
house Of one Bean, in Peacham, on the Marsh
field side Of peaeham Woods, and begged shelter
for the night THIS bring refused, they proceeded
on their perious journey for about u miles, being
partially sheltered by dense woods. soon after
reaching the open country, and when within
about two miles Of Peacham, the old lady fell ex-
hausted in the road. The daughter passed on a
few rods, and sat up0n the fence apparently 10
keep watch Of her mother, while the lad, seeing a
light some distance ahead, started On to procure
assistance lie failed by less than forty feet
Of reaching the house of Mr.. Frank Farrar, and
there called loudly for help. The occupants Of
the house heard repeated calls but made little eff
tort to discover their source, -upposing them to
proceed from an idotic occupant of the house.
In the morning the dead bodies Of all three were
found the lad aandiag IN has trdcls near the
house, the daughter under the fence, and the old
lady powed up in breaking out the roads
We have no heart for a word Of comment
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-10

tRECkLES and Tan from ihc face, u.e pryg't M1n and
fecW lotion. Sold iy Oh dwgfsts. Prepared only
hy DR. 3d. &. Perry
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-10

-Ex-Goy. Samuel Dinsmoorof New Hamp-
shire, died at his residence in Keene last
week in his 10th year. He graduated at
Dartmouth when less than fifteen years old,
being a classmate of Thad. Steyens,) read
law and commenced practice in Keene. He
was four years Governor. His politics were
Democratic His first wife was daughter
Of Consul Jarviso Vermont, He was man
Of many virtues
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-25
:ATEs OF ADVERTIsING
&9&6a9.
Memories offhc Old Kitchen.

Far back In my musings my thoughts have BEEN cast,
To the cot, where the hours oi my childhood werc
paced;
! loved all It's rooms. TO the pantry aud hall
Hat that blessed old Kitchen VA. draTrr than all
Il. ehaiTs and 10 table, nsEe brighter could be
TO the nail In the crIling, The latch on the door
And loved every crack % that old kitei'en heor
rrm-mhsi the hTcplaes Nth mouth hisL and ~idr.
The old. fashioned oven that stood by IT. sidc.
"ut Of Shicl, each Thanksgiving eamc radiinss aud
That fairly tsu ildsred aud dalslgd our s!ss.
And thea. too, saint Nieholas, slyiy and st,li.
C4me dosn esety Christmas our stoek kings 10 ui
Hut the dsare,t tcmcrcs I'd laid up In stotc,
~ 4 ths mp,hcr ,ha, trod that old kiiehcn aoor
r,y IN and day cut, hVm morning tiIl night
Her tsrtstsp, view busy hsr beat Aluays iight,
fot 10 sysmsd TO then that che kncs not q carr.
The smic scusi' her facc used 20 wear
,sarussr -ith pleasure what JOY allied our eyes.
They SER nee even uirhi. though Se'd heard them
het'rr.
rroR her Ir. q. the wheel. su ,he old Gitshsu aoor
rs'asr'hsr the = indo~. ~bsr, worn,ns' druu,
- a, Tbs day htvak 10 watch fot tie sun.
Ahd iheeEhi sheu ms head 'cafcrls t'achod 9" ihs
ill.
Thai il ,iyp through ,c 81; 10 tle ,rgs 90 The Li
ARd b. sall ''ae1 Of grvuui that s eyes ,hsr eoud
Nies
W., al sf,hs .osIl ina, m, infancy Gpsu
iaiprl, csrvl not 10 kass oil nsrr,
Fes wef'd IN Itself "a that old AissAva assr
20 ais' tko,r old vision, cetas ba.A 10 taei uiu
Hat the uhcrl ami u, ma,ic to'V,vr az s,iii.
the Aanu = uisth fatens TIE uttNl talu a. a.
ksi the hngsrs that tarus u lie mould sins ,'as
The aVAfthstuuc. 80 sacrvd, - iust a, tsas o. %.
Aud tbs Nvicr, - ehiidfyu FtuE out Nasrr again.
rhr sgu taroush the ~iudcu look. iu a. u terr.
Rrt 80 sr,s ,tfau g-f irvt ths old kitrheu no,r
al uet les iauor bat tLi, suid ctasr
That whvu he Tsp. ssaking closed in t.s grave
NJ ehil4ssu so gather thsirs roaud a. the,f .id
Md trli % the laothrr that long a. died
Z ~ealI - unote sndurtus. f4f dcagvr g. uar
ttta tusSftv. vu ma ble aud granite eontd p.
~ hAsv them ten citgn, a. did u yorr.
ufthe moshsr that irpi the Old kitshen as,si
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-25

- "Joe." who has been peFasisg the works
Of "Avsn's bard" wss greatly struck BY the
query whats 10 . nsnsf' and outstanding
tina, I, has been replied 10 by the sage answer,
two vswsis aud toe eoasonanss''- lasnehes
forth inio the foIlowisg strain. "whsrs In a
name We are. isSssd. . happy. elegant,
moral, fsnsceadant psopls. VIZ have no mas
tiers, ,hsy are Ill principals no shopmen, they
are all assistants no shops. they are all~ss'ab-
lishmssis no servants, they are al 'hsips :
nobod, 10 hosged. be merely receives correction |;
nebod, Is ever unable TO pay his debts, he 10
oaly 10 such condition that he easao, meet his
sagssmsas nobody 10 angry, be 10 only excl
ted sobody 10 cross, he 10 only nervous lastly,
nobody is drunk, the very utmost you can ss-
ser, that he has taken HE wiae.''
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"a. A p.r,y Of sentimental young laaiss wsrs

~ A party Of sentimental young ladies we're
rsess,ly overheard BY their teacher rsei,iug the
following ari,hms,icAi exercise Two glanees
make oos look two looks make ous wal,s g.
three wsl,zss make one pslpisAis two PslPi'a,ss
make one call two calls make one attention -
two attentions make one fool, tsomssimes two d
,wo fools make one alr's,ion. plus two bOuqus''.
ons engagement; two s,eAsssnsass ere sqasl 10
one marriage.
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nAaaiass AsD pSvoscs.--li 10 getting gsiis
comnos ~ married Isopls 70 meet their seia'-
ii,, e., divorced sna remAny ons would sup
ross tia, happiness, according 10 their estimate
sosla thea bs scared. u |, not, bo~s'tf
Their 10 a sor, o. legal oatlawry sboa, The pro
crsdiag There q no NATAL respect where there
src sueh aaiscsdsnw Sseh can never be true
marriages, ual,s. .eissi crime has caused the
separation, sad. even thea. hos infinitely better
10 have sndsr,d 10 the cod.
"i,si ny hssbssd ~as . dsuakard. Was
he drsakard whsa you carried p No y
Thea shat ds,sruined him 10 that eesrse : Did
you bear vi,h him kindly aud gently Did you
patiently Try TO save him y "Yss." Then the
eufs ww iaheri,ed. Can you not bear wi,h him
as you souid With . bad or dsformed child
Yeu may no, bs accountable 10 Heaven for biz
cossss, A.s 80 ss.s~A-,y -. Zee ysar o~s.'
Thsss b % much bsroism In the world --msr
who 20 home 10 careless, reckless wives aud 10
kept homes, aud utter no word ofrproaeh there
aud cary no complaint TO the world womsr
Who green their husbands' faults even frou
their esii1ren. aud bear burden Of neglect and
care wah sain,liks for,i,uds. They ask no al
vores They love on. and hope on. TO the end
aud Wien God sets bis seal on their foreheadi
ne shall know what hsroism their silent live
coa,aissd.
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CLEAyEIAND & go.

K-~u az k,ad- 81 G.-~l. .u,tsbi- l"f ats and
country wear al Ne ask .. &, give o. e trial.
aud ~ guarantee subtraction
We would respectfully rali the ai'"nii..it ,f
eur customers u recent Improvement iU "u'
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The Greasest-Tonic OF the Ase'
Morning Star Bitters

fl,4.4c WpsbLLFtL IoSIC Sc pa.aSsla.A
4 Is. b cor, o. Lr.r sos. ar lgSyeyss.
~. ara fen, s.H Taf.. reuf ard u,
s,.t.,sf Terevs. itis sise Invaluable IN NEk
vets WhAkN b., ~ 80 iuis. A. 40 will re-
.... she wasted strength u wonderful per
lr.
l,will o.. f.ulI totally different from any
Z .r kltt.fs AMI s' froI4ouneed bv tnsEy 81
80 a--t pLyAlc.ALs . tlr 'uuEu!.
,, -e.,q,.. aa H.as-4i Or g'atsonea, gus', ',s..
s~' q. .sps.si O. 'srsly q We
efssi, Ma1o
fs 4sta,s 81 =! AID at,eat 4t.,L - - Il
vsfaaiie preventive and curative properties.
80 o.. publ .sh.4 references n medicsi gentle
inca 30 standing. NAo have sEasn4nsd 40 iner
~. .t4L.,l. .-ty aye. * ttat Z. mineral -
.l.f t.-t'-. ..t-'lits e. .fisH found 2 iAs
. ali.s@ vegetable b.''.-. - the DAY. ctn ,.
astss,r,d 10 'l.f irr.E faithful ana eisstlt
lr.laftt
INTERIM, r,
Thomas King Carron " = church Ctscs
nj J. q. after. NJ D.. IS L. Baltimore s.;
Baltimore. Nd ,. Hefsecau4p Chemist Cnd
Pharmsceuiist - IaHuses s. Balto.. Nd
,. ~ Porter. fasiof = IT, South PrcsbyterisE
Church, Rali if. -. Nj. D. ). kitehell. NJ.
80 csutes = r.re. iaitimeTs. Ma. v Pow
'-aia ri.-.. 70 Haiii more. Nd Dinsmors
ksl~ 80 r-au Str..t. Baltimore. ma. snd
s..5 .fs.rs.
rc- F.r a. IS prs aud CouIuv
Store rt-era.!
WHOLESALE DEEOT
at THE COMPANY OFFICE.
100 ~sE r. ,t-ce,.
Sly -. lsfs ~ b,iriuoHr. Nd
80. =. =. ....
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-25
CLEAXEIANn Az CO

Keep Away. On hand. Bslmorais. White Lin
ems, Towels. Fine Table napkins, Table Lin
Gus, Crash. AZ. ~ los Horh Gay Street you
can buy gos,d pair 81 hosc at "a ceuts.
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ciEAVEtAND 4 40.

Sell g',,i cslieoe. that they guarantee "a ~a.l.
at I2l cts. A. 1876 " Gag S'rssf You can buy
fine Merinr. all wou' pe.ain,-. French Pop
liBs. Alpaeas, aud ell kiB Ul ools IL iAdie,
wear
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-25

~ "whai does the minister say 10 osf new
cemetery ~ asked Mr.. Hines. "IIe don't Ike n
at all be says he won't be buried there 40 long
as he lives" "well," said Hines, ''if the Lord
spares my life, will"
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WILSON'S
POPULAR EUROPEAN HOUSE,
IsA EALIlAoGl u. MN NOkIE.

a most agreeable aul conveniently situH
N ated rcsofi Ter both the traveller and eli
izen. Il is the oldest Hotel 80 the European
p!an 900 baltimore. and its reputation - built
upou moderate charges convenience % int
rior arrangements. thorough cleanliness. Al
tcntlvs and experienced servants. whilst the
BAR and TAutIs cannot be surpassed IA al!
respect ~ regards choice brands and well %
lec;ed bills % fare. emhrA ling all the luxurie.
OF the Mary land and other markets. The pro
pfietor has secured the service. of cue II the
most accomplished cooks & sapcfinisnd and
drees the preparation oi the choices, dishes.
which are served with shat dcgrrr oi prompt
tudc 80 desirable ny the guests aud men OF
business generally. 4 cail l. respectfully ia
vite,i. the undersigned being satisfied that
even the meet fastidious will be pleased with
the general manner IN which the House IL ~nn
Quoted JOHN Z. WILSON.
Jan. 70. ~ " Proprietor.
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Have Csssitneres from 80 cts. a yard L, hnc
Dceskins a. los ". Gay Street you can buy
beautiful White. Red aud yellow Flannel a,
extremely low prices.
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CLEAvELAND 4 co.
CLEAyELAND & co,

Have blankets from the lowest market pris
70 none better." 1908 NorM Gay .Nrtei.
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CLEAVELANn ii Cn.
CLEAYELAND & co.

Are opening their FALL A WINTER STOCK
OF DRY GOODS at los ". Gay ST. You can
buy beautiful yard wide Muslins at l2i cts. I'd.
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Is l.. % - ID
IS I. - % 10
Bls.-i I. LII. Ofganic Opposite II l,-aih
Biosd Is LII. Orran'c Opposite u D's'L
Is l. - q -
n l. ~ - u
Nsks o. Pare. ksrP ~ Pare:
THi
LONDON BLOOD PANACEA
WILL be- u

II care. b3-fePs,a. Liver Compliant. -.fuf
uia. EFysi pelas. Watering - F.iFttaiiou
Al the Heart. pfepsy GfAsei. AID al kafns,
CoGa 81 aisss Chfunic HhcamAiisn. Neuralgia.
aud al diseases afising from a. tmpars stat
q the Hlo-ssl. Ny 10 use the impufe dArk col
of~A niood wtli - changed 70 the bright red
I'M r.sd liquid u L,ie. And the hfoksa ds~n
.ua A@bilitAss.l either Male 80 Female al be
----.s- -ss--s sse1st and hearty.
A. medicine f1f Fefnaie Compiaints & nas
no equal
LADIES. 4s~ bottle ~ $50 Of LOSp bon
BLOOD rASACEA ~srh yeaF. aud your eotn
PleSioE uill se pure. rendering u.sies. he n.,s
cradle cosmetics q ths day
Beauty. Sparkling Eyes. Bsoyant SPIRIT.
Raby chssss and Beaatfa! CotnplsSsau will
result from - nee
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Miscellaneous.
KEEP ON HAND
NOAH,s ARA.

0,r Old De,aytaoat--TAs Curiosity shop,
Ia which you vii. ind the following. = small
portion OF tie contents 81 our Soah's Ark, How
ard street Department, which establishment
sufpafs-s any establishment Of the Kind in the
United siAtes, Tor variety and eheapness Of ur-
t.clcs. No one visiting the city should fail ~
call AZ the ''Noshs Arb" or the House that
jaek Built
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COOP Docraxs. --Have you enemies. Go
straight on aud mind them not. u they block
up your path walk around them, regardless Of
their spite. man who has no enemies IL seldom
good Tor anything. be is made o, tina, Kind Of
material which 10 90 easily worked tina, every one
hasa hand In II. A sterling charae,er--on .
who thinks for himself. aud speaks VIVA, he thinks
10 always sure 70 hate enemies. A celebrated
character. who vss surrounded BY enemies, USED
to remark They ere sparks which, Ryoa do
not blow, will 90 oct Of ,hemselvss. lie, this
be your feeling, vhils sndsavorins 10 live down
The scandal % thsss Who ere bitter agains, you.
Ifyou stop 10 dispute, you do but as they De.
sire, and open The way for more abuse. L., the
poor fellow ,aik-thess win Be bu, q reaction. n
you perform but your da.y. and hundreds who
were once slisnaisd from you, VIII Cock 10 you
and sekaovlsdgs their error.
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Have Dress Goods tosui: every one. Ie3 Norh
experienced hands ia the Dry Goods business.
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GEORGE sTEIBER,
MOOT AND SHOE MakER.
TowSoNTowN. Nh

ID EsPECTFULLY informs the eitissns OF
III Towsontown and vicinity that he eonth
ues 81 his old stand. as the cnrner Of the York
and Joppa roads. where he will be pleased :"
see all has customers aud friends.
lie keeps constantly On hand, ot he owl
manufacture. large and varied assortment Of
BOOTS. SHOES. CATERS. &C. for either Ia
dies, Gentlemen OF Children. which will be
found as durable. aud cheaper. than any that
can be had in Baltimore.
lie returns his sincere thanks for the very
liberal patronage heretofore extended him. aud
hopes. BY strict attention 10 business. aud mod
crate charges. 60 deserve n continuance of the
same. . GEORGE STlERER.
March -, SG9.-iy.
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The Ncdn Man Got CoarsTted.

The', sSs great VIVA. ~ nsiea stsrs
Old smitssrs % sssubSiy called him used
And Il '0gk bod q hin ons 4ay Saithsri HA,A
drsad'.. ms.s iuan. oppressive to The poo; An4
al that. ADD never ssyins ishi II be cosld
help a.. lie esa hesn khosa % tgts a poor
vi3ow. Nth faaily o. small ehildr,n col inio
he afesis q cold sis,efs 4Av Aecass- sAs
Gas saAhls e. .s' 'sas Tor the a.sst.bis SHAFT,
he bad 81 his ~ ~ss saly kno-n {. "Od
S@itbsFs sl'hoash be ~s.n't - ss'y ol4
either ID, 90 have noticed that nsan men ha,.
the sFs6I old attached TO their Hsmss generally
when their Hsigbbofi sTsss q ;ssn
Old Smi,bers took habit. a. thsy ~ 10
wisooasia, 10 attend Ous Of the 'rtoifseisd
nssiiags Ne .as sifsck sith conviction ,bs
hrss night aad hopefully converted a. he claimed.
ihs ssKt Ahsf biz conversation be vas a..
aosncsi 10 address be fellow sinners and sin.
nsr.s-s 90 the follouiag Sunday af,srnoon The
ness that Old Smi'hsrs bad SO, religion spread
eli abosi toe usighbofaOod. some dosstsd II
sAid be Gas pa;,ing IL on 80 ss TO ska folks
little closer Others. more charitable, said u
nigh, be true aud they hoped be would not h.
80 mean In the future tit ~a.
When Sunday snsfsoon arrived tie church vs.,
crowded. The sstirs ssishbeshOOa isrnsd oct
10 her shat - mean . man IS old Smiihsts voald
say for himself after passing through conviction
aud conversion All vas still in the eh arch When
old S@ithsrs arose 10 SPEAK lie began BY telling
wha, mean man be had been all his life lie
said be had psot~bly done wess mean things
,hAa .py naa Of his year, and opportunities
h.sss' 500 " thss- -ss ..y sse@s shins ne had
failed 10 do Il was either because he hadu 4
thought Of II. or there was no good chance.
Amer going sotnevha, into details regarding HE
meannsss. astonishing even ,hoss Who thought
they knew him best With the recital, aud
declaring bis utter unvorihiess, he resumed his
| seat
There was brief panse, AFTER which q neighbor
Of old smishess, member Of the church, arose
aad said "ihave lived nigh nsigsbor to brother
smishefs for long time. have Just listened TO
Brother smiihsrs' remarks. and, from, an init.
mate aequain,anes with him aad his actions for
uaay years. am prepared TO endorse In the
fullest manner all the charges be has made arains,
himself. and more too he is certainly the meane.,
man ever knew In The whole course OF my lie. -
aud sat down.
| Then arose old Smithsrs, pale and trembling
with rage. aud exclaimed, "Itsa id lie. and
III whip you Us soon a. you leave the church. -
/
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Miscellaneous.
cLEAVELAND 6 CO.,
103 N. Gay ST.,

ARE SELLING DRY GOODS CHEAPER
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN
BALTIMORE CITY.
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SEE FOLLOWING


large 10, Of Lead end wheel Wagon liar
Hsss. Collars, Riding aud Wagon Brides, Sin
lie Harness. Hsitcfs, Lines, Traces, Hames.
fia~ Harness, Chains Of all kinda, such -
j. 4, Pm. rsseo, breast, Tug, Halter, Tongue,
>If"saer sud Dreft chstns. &s. sns.-,l :. AsrN.
..t, rttucnt oi Wagon and hiding Saddles. Cart
ilaia,.- -tfar. * al kinds on hand also,
geo .lr.- and Double Trees. all In good o.
tirt tHfsr ggauittes Of shovels. Spades, Forks,
f...-. AG's, 49,. a lag. lot 81
aehini-t. Siark-mith and other Tools,
J.. a..Ia. s4.ds't, Vice., AHV,ls, Chi.sls.
- tt.. i,s. EatIs. PuheLes. TongS, 4e.-
4 great - ~ news afA Second hand COT.
4oN ait WOoLES CoOLs. CANVASS Of
~ hs- Alec. f'AA ard WAGON SPRING
-II4L tat' steel. a. always On hand .
iafe- ipt 81 Here shoes, D. IL, Nuts. wagon
sIangs. TiIes. Axle. hulLers, Cf0wbsrs, Hin
- of-u Lasf. iap!ss, Sheet lfon, Wagon
std Buggy v heel, etc
These goods were bought low aud will he sold
a. aud t~o hundred per cent below their
,atYr. All gupds -old according 90 what they
q s. ts.sriless % value
ss-Ths hirhes; cash prices paid for ~rouyh,
ni.a est sc-sp Iron, Brass, Copper Lead ana
N,'.tslr s-l,fal. aud Rag. and Paper Stock
3 .hs irhss' ytiers ia 3 20 trade Tor The
stove ilent ned av,iriss
'HAS NIATEESIIZ a SONS.
90. tn baltimore, Nd.
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Furniture Furniture

Furniture Furniture
N. A. PFEIFF Err.
WHOLESALE ASD RErAtL
Cabinet and Chair Manufacturer.
No. 9a NORTH HOWARD STREET
North East corser Fayefte.
BALTIMORE. Nj
T HEREBY wish 10 inform the public gener-
laily that have ON hand the largest stock
and variety Of Furniture Of any dealer in the
city, aud am now ready 90 eli orders at the
shortest notice. / ain anxious a. reduce my
stock, end therefore offer u cheap.
Give me u call aud guarantee you satisfsc
ton.
have Chamber and Parlor suits Of the la.
test patterns aud designs. which are all ri my
own manufacture.
Factory occupying square between Fremont
Ramsey aud sterfett streets.
ess- Particular attention paid L. country or.
der.. tJsn. .. is69.-Iy.
JACOB HOFFMAN.
%
Saddle, Harness and Collar
MANUFAcTURER.
No. l7e North Gay Street,
BALTIMORE
Manufacture aud keeps constantly ON hand
all kinds Of light aud heavy
HARNESS, COLLARS. SADDLES. BRIDLEs
WHIPS. &C. Ac.
Old Harnesstaken in exchange. Country warl
OF all kinds punctually attended 20. Re.
pairing promptly executed.
Sept. n, isee.-iy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-25
attorneys Cards.

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GLINGLUFF Il sLINGLUFF,
ATTORNEYS Ar LAW.
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G. sLfNGLuPF win attend 10 ali business entrusted
to them promptly, either in the county or city
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SEPT =, 1893 -iy.
LAWS u. vHEELEE WILLIAMS EGtcn
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AND SOLICITORS ~ CHA cgRY.
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Having formed partnership Tar the ps.eiiee u Law
~lll give prompt attention % the collection % claims
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IlOBERT Il. BOARMAN.
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