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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-09

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'',.''''.'','',.''s 's.''.s',.''.'''
sls.si.fi.-. ..re.s OF Democratic Congressman
IA, VLere be no dissensions About minor
matters ; no time lost In discussion
A'' OF dead events; no manifestation Of
~. marrow or proscriptive feelings no
sacrifice Of the, cause TO crafty per.
sonal ambition or resentment. .t}t
-ve-~ :, = 49, -'-~--- -
FOR CONGRESS yillTH DISTRICT.
col. JOHN N CREBs, OF white Co.
FOR SENATOR'S, isT DISTRICT,
y. X. GIBSON. Of 0alis4AN County.
THOMAS A. K HOscOMU. Of Union 60.
ron REpREsESrATivE--1sr DISTRICT,
II. WATSON WEBB.
roR SILENTLY
ALEXANDER II. IRWIN.
9 ron coRoSEB,
JOIan II. GOssMAN.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-09

UNION COUNTY NoMISATioys.--Th
Democratic primary election was held in
Union county few days ago and resulted
in the choice Of A. No. men thoroughout.
William 9. Rich was chosen as the candi-
date for representatives; Jacob Hileman
for sheriff, and David Penrod for coroner.
The letter which communicates the
above information, further says: "The
Democracy OF this county are organized
and enthusiastic, and will give a'thousand
majority for the Democratic ticket. Many
of tho original Republicans here openly
avow their purpose to support Col Crebs'
and some of them will vote tho straight
Democratic ticket. II Dan Mum has the
least conceivable chance for election to
Congress, this Fall nobody here can see It,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-09

whore he solici t. u continuance Of patronage q
h. = former ct.tn rnefs, &C. we'll n not ~ ~ man
new ones ~ may want pglHc groceries, protsionsS
etc, remarkably cheap for cash. I'D.
Terms; strictly clAh, lof Wlrh he will sell,
over than the lOwU.i. I"T'i
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-09
THE CHEAP STORE.

Her goods are fresh, sea-onailo and fashionable.
She will x We you more for the same amour, Of
money than any other stor. In town. Don't buy
until you call on her-especiaily n you want mil
linery goods or women's and chlldren's fine
shoes, etc. mylNf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24

Those who are in III. A.bI, of attending pO.
lice and other courts iyast have observed the
difficulty under which lawyer, and judges
labor sometimes. In getting witnesses 10 testify
in legal form. The following. which took place
ia Cincinnati court, Il an amusing and per
feet example. A man hal been caught in the
act Of thea. and pleaded in cx,enuation tina,
he was drunk;
Court to the policeman who was witncss.l
"what did the man say when you arrested
hlnsi"
witness--"Hc said he was drunk"
court-"i want his precise words, jus, as he
uttered them; he didn't use the prououn hs did
he! lie didn't say nc was drunk"
witncss-"0 yes, he did-he said he was
drunk he acknowledged the corn"
court--(gc.,ing impatient q, the Witness
stupidity. )-"Ycu don't understand me at all !;
want the words just as he uttered them !;
didn't he say, was drunk"
witness-ldepreciatinelyl-"o no. your hon
%. lie didn't say yoa was drunk; wouldn't
allow any man 10 charge that upon you in my
presence"
frosecutor-"fshaw! you don't comprehend
at all. Ills Honor means, did not the prisoner
say TO you, was drunkf'"
witness--lrsnectively)--"w he might
have said you was drunk, but didn't hear
him."
Attorney for prisoner-tblandly,- what the
Court desires Is 70 have you state the prisoners
exact words, preserving the precise form OF
pronoun that he made use Of In reply. Was Il
The irst person !. the second thou, or the third
person, he. she or iti Now then, sir, with
severity,) upon your oath, didn't my client say
II was drunk 2"
witness-(get.ingh pad, )-"No. he didn't say
you was drunk ei,hs' but IL he had. I reckon
he wouldn't lied any. Doyou 'spose the poor
felIow charged this whole Court with being
unkf"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24

\ lAsT OF "woNASs RssHrs" WHICH mAyE
EEsS SADLY o'rELcoEGD 1t is womsn's right
% stay at home For wha, other reason did her
husband marry her
Il Is woman's RICH, to have her home in order
whenever her husband returns from business.
II Is woman's right TO be Kind and iorbear-
Ing whenever her husband is annoyed.
II IL woman's right 10 examine her hysband's
linen, aud see Iba, IL wants neither nsnding
nor buttons.
u Is wonan's right to be content when her
husband declares he Is unable 10 take her 10 the
seaside
II Is So,nan's right TO be satisfied with her
old dresses until her husband can buy her new
ones
II Is woman's righ, to get her daughters mar.
ried-haPpily, or not at all.
III woman's right to feel pleased, though her
husband brings friend une xpeciedly 10 dinner.
II Is womans RICH, 10 be content with her
own garments, without cnctoaching on those Of
her husband. -
Aud, finally, IL Is woman's RICH, to remain a
woman without endeavoting TO be a man.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24

p.p con $3.50 lot. Siz'-A g,n,isaaaa sAs
tao eb.4fsa es'ofe bin 10 the ears. a 10y asd
SRI Both iooket tired Tbsy -ss, afe-<a
poorly, bsi ne.ily Ae4 ~s'v taVsiiag aioss --
Tassr4 aooa ,hs little .. -, - 'fon be- ssa,,
Au4 pfess ailf D. 'osu4 beg sussliug O. ths aaor
ssh hsr bsa4 teasa "a the cashioa WAs,as
s.ck pi4 'ls hui iAa an Easy ~ay 10 s,sp -
~ shs as pfaiiag What u,rr "a IDEAS.
M A''., s,-.r BE- ssksd shea che so' - "a
uAi sayisg Uaf Fsihs, who AZ, 10 bsArsu.
shs laii All Wa, vefv yos aylas 1t ZOE
no~ b. asked Agaia "a - ssngfy saia
TIE Roy, sad ear iaHeh-oa i I'll gone
The gea'lshiss aished BE- h.4 ,onsihing IA
he pocket. bgi ii ~As empty
A. The asI' stopping place be seat ca, snd
bossti soassthiag himssif for the ehilatsa 10 eat
Whru BE- haa4si ,t 70 the child = KEGS 10
~o-I conc, sbs saia. loosiSg sP with blush
o ~ upon bet '.es. Did God sud you. ~ p
Sc Goa cent the gcaileman. The ehna dla
o.; - hos The cars werv 10 fsFsIsh the daily
bread se.Ig aloag - fast add bad 90 patty Bs,
~ sou " God iasgh; her 20 pray, Give ss this
day our daily bread and the llt,ls girl believed
IT, she asked bin. aud God sbows ever 20 macy
ways 20 ans~sf oar prayers Yog see be let =
KIDD gsnilsmaa tfing her some
There Il small word 10 the Bible u which
soms people A.k What doe, IL mean p The
vofl is faith MIA, Is faith
u d asking ..o4. believing and trusting In
him. That Is aha, the little sifl did aud il /.
The klsd q askias which God loves, aud loves
10 answer - c4Ids Pspsr.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24
MorHsu. srrAx KrspLr.-chIlasn sa,pi

MornkHs srEAK KISDLY.-0hIIdren eaic;.
cross tones quicker than parrots. and !, Is a
much more miachievous habit. when mother
sets the example. you will scarcely hear
pleasant word among the children In their
plays with each other. Yet the discipline Of
such family is always weak and irregular.
The children expect just 50 much scolding be-
fore they do anything they are bid, while in
many home. where the low, firm tone of the
mother or the decided look Of her steady eye
Is law, they never think Of discbediencc, either
In or out Of sight. o, mother, Il Is worth
great deal 10 cultivate that "cxccllcnt thing in
woman" q low, sweet voice. II you are ever
90 much tried by the mischicvous or wiliul
pranks OF the little ones, speak low. Il will
be great help 10 you 10 even try 10 be patient
and cheerful, if you cannot succeed. Anger
makes you wrctehed, and your children also.
Impatient, angry tones never did the heart
good, but plenty Of evil. Read what Solomon
says Of them, and remember he wrote with an
inspired pen. You cannot have the excuse for
them that they tighten your burdens any;
they make them only ten times heavier. For
your own, as well as your ehildren's sake,
learn 10 speak low. They will remember that
tone when your head IL under the willows. So,
too, will they remember n harsh and angry
tone. which legacy will you leave 10 your
childrens
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24
POETRY.
DAILY WORK.
NJ CHARLES MAcEAY.

who iags from dread Of daily work.
And his appointed task would shirk.
Commits folly and \ crime;
A soniless slave
A paltry knavc--
clog upon the wheel Of time.
With work 10 do. and store Of health.
The mans unworthy To be free,
Who will not give,
That he may live.
His daily toll for daily fee.
MOI let ~ work. We only ask
Reward pfoportion'd 60 oar task:
We have no quarrel with the great
No fcud with rank
With mill OF hzuk--
No envy of lords estate.
live can earn su1iclcnf storc
To satisfy our daily need.
And can retain
For age and pain,
fraction; Ne are rich indeed.
No drcad ofioii have Ne or ours.
We Know our worth. and weigh our powcrs
The more se work the more Ne win
Success 10 trade
Success TO spade
And to the corn that's coming in
Aud JOY 20 him who DER his task
Remembers toll Ia natures plan,
Who, working. thinks.
And never sinks
Hts independents a. NAN
Who only ask. ioF hambis.t wealth.
EacuHh toF eomrctenre add health
And leisure when his wetk y done
To read his book.
hy chimney nook.
or stroll AZ setting u the sun
Who tells A. every man should toli,
for fair reward. erect aud ffrc
These arr the mru--
The hest Of men-
These arr the men mean 10 D.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24

Hos SssK TmSss azE boss Il qse,r
vas ,ha, o. psysieiaa Of Hartford. C5np -ta.
% Fotpg 70 the orsfa wiih freed was csgi.oa-
Il 81 the tiSkstofiios to look Os: fof p.ek i.tk.
ss lie slsspsA hi, hAnd 90 bis uaieh = wa.
shls one, engraved With his name. aud ths O. aiuo
Of The society OF friend Who gave i 10 hin Il
Gas there all right. aud BE- made sure 81 ke,t ins
his hand On i through the performance o. DE
oysra os sow.ag cat, uhs, ~as bis ss,o; 81.
NEAT 10 iad his watch gone II bad bcsu tsA,n
10 spite o, bis ua'chfalness Reasctiag a.. .
watch - sagrAtei could noi vel ts dispose ~
easily 10 Ns~ York, he advertised bis los 10 ne
neIt mornings papers Ana added Tia, c..
ward tws believe $780, would be paid for is
recovery aud no questions asked
Before noon the hell rang. AnG a very ,ls. ,ai
dressed man, 10 appearance. a perfect Ftuic.
man. inquired for the advertiser u lost wa.,n.
Have you go, i,1 asked the doctor, qais'l,
~ have, cody returned the stranger "hsfs
IL IL. claim the reward
Here is the money" said the doctor. ,ad
nos wat 10 ask"
30, ba, you said there would be no qsrs.
lions. I" answered the nas,aehe
True, aid the doctor, "bu, I only want 10
kaow hos under heaven you go, tina, watch,
when hep, my hand on !, ell the time ?"
"A'e yea sure ,'s kept yoar had over " all
"Yes, positive"
NOW. lssm me ssftssh your memory. Doa'tyoa
-..f..-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24

BrAuTiFrL AMI TRrr.--The late eminen, Judge,
Sir Allan Park, once said a, public meeting In
London, "we live ia the mids, Of blessings ill
We are utterly insensibc TO their greatness, and
OF the source from whence they aow. We speak
OF our civilization, our arts, our freedom, our
laws, aud forge, entirely how large u portion is
due to Christianity. Blot Christianity out Of the
page OF mans history, and what would his
laws have been--what his civilization 2 Christi.
aui'y Is mixed up with our very being and our
daily life there Ia no, familiar object around
US which does not wear diiIsren, aspect because
the light Of Christian lore Is en- i,--no, law
which docs not owe lis truth and genileness TO
Chris'iani'y-not n custom which cannot he
traced In all lis holy heal,hful parts to the Cos
pei"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24
WESTERN NARYLAXp nAIIHoAp

Trains leave baltimore iof ONlass' M,llt.
Glen Morris, EeisterstoWn. Flnk burg. " est.
minister, New Windsor. UE.ra Brlige. Middle
burg and Double Pipe Greek a. Us A. ~ and
3.Aa I. NJ. daily, except Sundays.
The .-5s tra % connects = ,th stages iar Iamp-
stead and Manchester AZ Glen Morris station
ior ransy ioSu aud Niidleburg aud % Double
flpo Creek ior Emm ttsbarg
Return NJ. trains leave Double pc Greek
~ s.Is 4. NJ anil T. NJ. and Union bridge a.
s.to ana 7.os 4. VI and $50 7. " ior Balii-
more. daily. except sunday, arriv ns Al -
and 1913 4 n and 200 2. NJ
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24

EAvE CITY HALL Tor TOwsONTOwS
IL AZ each hour. from A. VI. 10 Pm.
LEAVE TOwsONTow far Baltimore At
each hour, from 4. VI. O. 10 T. n.
BETWEEN BALTIMORE a GOVAgsTOwN.
Leave CITY HALL for G0yASsTOwE al
9. $50. $50 and $50 A. NJ, aud ESQ. asa, $50.
$50 aud ga =. ~
Leave GOvANsTOwS att. =, aud 10 A.
W, and {. ). q, and +. NJ. eKcep, Sundays.
ON Sundays, leay" City ID u ~ i0.s0 aud 80
A. NJ, and 1890. l.3o. 2.30, $50. go. $50 ani
$50 T. NJ aud leave GoyAnslown q. 10 A. 81,
" NJ, and !, ?. 3, I, o, g. aud Z. ~.
HENRY TYSON. Superintendent
April Aft
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24

"A travelling insurance agent has heen ex-
planning To western pioneer the advantage Of
nm insurance policy. Pathfinder unused mo-
ment 10 grave silence, and then said 'see here,
mister, Ihave lived GU, In this eouniry now
twenty-five years, and have backed agin most
all the games they've started, but dara me 81 I
wan, 10 play game where yon have To die to
beat the bank
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ASp BAL
rlMuKE RAILROAD

for ~ afa yAs ueg Nfa;i1as uE4 fkiaisa Z
Raii-aaa-Ati erA NJ. except sunday.
Fb- HraitI 5tiaaaf Nee Ys-i-, Cenucet.us
a. wumiu ,tou vlih delaware Railroad AT
..t0 4. NJ ~xc,f. sunday
E0r Way Station, o. io-f b,govt-At 300 T.
VI. Except sunday
Ear iAtIelogA.l- At;e5 ?. N. Aaly
- W lort Express tain AZ la.lo L. "
daily.
PAilaas F4.a 4st Ea'',~9-, fsa'rli Guiread
Leave baltimore at..tn e. ".
saaaag Trft,- For Philadelphia at g A.
NJ. aud f'r NeN York a. io.to J.. 81. Tickcl
flee ~ 10. baltimore street
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24

NJ CApp o P.psssll DO has y4st pAsssd sor
~ lhltl tine ovsf To- Pacits Railroad Wf,tss
thus sathasasuyAill oonosrnisg tss goat graz.
,ag ted, Ahish aAns the Roek, N0gaiaias
Sat, muss -; q Chsyenne ~ enter hat
tho p,A.ss msn call -ihs b~si grAss eosairy in the
World Tue valley. hlsas ans lo~ bills afe
covered uiih = laEar,O-' sfo~Sh Of baseh gfsss
ons o. the mot us'fiiioss gfAsses grown stock
thfTs 10 tbs ssciioa all the se.saa ~iihos, cate
si'ayisg h~yond reach. Ola work oHss Tia, has
r.vslsa I. 500 miles sbe-A " the fr,lgh, wagon
Autiag the pason, have besn ssrasd osi 10 ~intsr
b. their osasrs. SD ~ the foiio~ins Jsly, they
wsfe roiiing Fat. o. foF bssf. This coan,ry 10
desune4 TO beoone-And The DAY q 20, far dis
,aa,--the great rss'sss lssa of,hs eoaiinsni -
There Il pasture roam foF mill ieas Of cattle Ia
this unsettled eoaa,ry add thea have grA1,sg
Land enough 10 feel half the stock In the unton.
THIS grazing sceiioa extends iot about 700 milss
north aud south ou the eastern lass q the Rocky
Mountains, with an average wiath Of 200 miles,
From the base Of the mountains nearly across
this gfAEing belt. cattle hGd abundant water -
Spusgs ahoaud IN various sections - that 20
very large section Of Land "a devoid OF naiaral
sAiefins places. The grass groxs from nine 10
twelve inches high. aud 10 materially nutritious.
II Is always greea nsss The rOo,s. summer and
wibier. During the summer the dry atmosphere
cures the standing grass As effeciuslly as ,hoash
Gu, and prepared for hay. The natriiise quail
ties Of the grass remain uninjured. and the stock
thrive equally well on the dry feed. In the win.
ter what ssow falls s very dry. snliks that
which falls 10 more humid climates. Il may
cover the grass TO the depth Of kw inches. bu,
Toe cssee rs@ssiy s~us-e X, seaskiag 90 grass
without trouble. The cost Of ksepisg stock Ia
sAis essn,ry Is iasi What !, viii ocst 10 employ
bssders--no more. With The railroad 10 trans.
pOr, cattle and sheep 10 the eastern market, shat
Is there 10 proven, Immense fortuBss from being
realised BY stock rsisingY Alr<aay Colorado
contains over . million Of shsep and vast herds
Of cattle. couversed with promiuen, stock
owner, who resides ct Cheyenne. aud ~ho fur
nished mcsi Of The beef 10 tho rslirona company
during the ccssirucsien % the ro1l> IIsipiorns
me ,ha, he 10 prepared 10 seli q ~ "a o. NOR
Of beef cattle. ., shs pre- c a. 81
months. for three esns 49, ~ ~>lkht.
The cattle are nov ksdisG1n - ~ nd
Of the Platte river. No d11o01f 1 IS - -
experienced In these territories hes ss>f o1sI1Iy
affected the pas,urage owing to the pscuI|ad bal.
titles Of the grasses"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24
CLEANLLAND ) ID.
CLEAVKLAND = %.

Are opening their FALL WIATkE sTytH
OF DRY GOODS % lo- -. fuy -. log cAn
buy beautiful yard w4ic Ags. p. ASIA. r.s d -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24
CIEANEIANn . 90.

Sell good Cal.coes that they guarantee g. wash,
- ~. cis. Al lOs y. Geg Airosi you can bu!
the MeFinces. az wool Dclaiues. freuch Pop
Iins. Alpaca.. and all kinds OF goods iof ladirs'
veal
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24
CL.EAyEI.ANp a 90.

Keep all kinds q Goods suitable Tor eva
apuntry wear. All Ne asA % - give us trinI.
aud We guaranti>t satsfact.uu-
We would respectfully ca. abe attention ~
our customers . recent Improvement IA our
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24

TnE LsnoRIxs MAS.-0n our hcmeward way
at noon and evening We frequently see me-
chanic or lsborcr, with the msrks Of toll upon
his person or garments. walking with manly
tread toward the little spot where are sheltered
his loved ones. The poor exquisite. WHOSE
dainty nose turns up at the mere mention Of q
mechanics name. and who would faint out
right were his velvet paw TO ieei The iron pres.
sure Of one Of these stalwart heroes Of tho
worlds workshop, could not think love an in
mate Of n poor mans cottage. But should he
as We do cscry day, see groups Of brigh,-faced
little children, their countenanccs radiant with
joy, rush out ON the sidewalk and run with
distended arms 10 welcome papa, no would
change his opinion. A ehild's love is the
crown Of good mans life, and he whose child
rem are ever waiting 10 give welcome kiss.
canno, be wholly bad. Though we may be
placed In the most humble circumstance
though there cannot DO found In all the circle
Of our friends and acquaintanccs one who IL
brave enough 70 defend our good name from
the venom Of the slandercr-yet % long rs the
good woman Of the house and her little child
extend 10 Us loving welcome, we need not
despair.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24
GOLDSMITH & GILL.
ClEkvELAh0 & CO.,
IO3 n. Cav 81.

ARE SELLING DRY GOODS CHEAPER
THAN ANY OTHER mOCsEIS
BALTIMORE CITY
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

For al Hay fbisfs-At soc 4. NJ. aud Win
chester and intermediate points at to5 L. NJ,
tcxeepi Sunday
F6T TIC Wcsf-At 4. NJ. and . aud SIS
L. NJ.
For Irc!crici na3 Hagersi0ica-At SEQ A. NJ.
and 4.O5 7. NJ except sunday
For Eilic0u titg. ac.--At SOC A. NJ. aud Lee
i.O5 and 800 /. VI. except sunday
FOr N0aaf .t,ry - Al 300 L. M
for HaAiHgtgH-At -. Sos, zoe, sic and
n 80 A. NJ. aud zoo. 3.so. as and $50 I. ".
from WasAiHgt9n C.l5. s.25 aud 9.g5 4.
NJ. and isG,. $50, 10, 80, as and poe
!. NJ.
k6r Asnafoh,-At 200 and li.so \. NJ. and
40 1. VI.
SaHiay !rals f.r agiaa-At 40, s.us
and sic \ VI. and 40 aui $50 J.. ".
Lear. haA.Hg'ea-At : p 3. NJ. and 2.5o.
5.se. 5i5 AMI 9 D.. "
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24
EMIL rIs HER.
No. l3e West Fayettc Street,
Eren a steam Scourcr.

Also, AGENT FeE TIL
Noe Tlrt Dyoing aai I'rsaHs E'ia Aimraf
Works. Ntaici i.'aad, y. y
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24

CONSTANTLY On hani and made % order
- Saddles brides. Hafness. collars. Trunk
Falises. whip, 4c.. A.. 4 the best material
ard good workmanship. ~ sreteataq'y i9r Pm
ca for essA. Persons wanting anything IN my
line Eill saye Ten PER CENT BY purchas-
ing at is2 North Gay street.
REPAIRING done AZ short notice and war.
rantai % give satsiactior. Jun. g--sm.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24
Rail Road Time Table.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILRoAp.

NOhIushN CENIRAL RAlLROAD.
5.j5 4. M.-MAIL dailp (exccpt sundays) for
the West and North 10 Buffalo and
Niagara Falls.
I?.i5 T.. Mast LINE daily Except Sun.
daysl Tor the West aud North 10
william sport.
$40 L. NJ. paiiy Except Sunday for the
West.
Hoe L. Daily for the West. North to Buf.
ialc. Rochester, Niagara Falls and
the Canadas
For Weston Maryland Rodd-A 7.55 A. NJ.
and $50 /. NJ.
FOR Geftysbarg-At7.55A A. NJ. and is.i5 +. NJ.
For Hanorcr-At s.55 A. NJ. and ls.iS and
$50 L. NJ
For CGmbcrlaHd valicy Road-M 7.SS A. NJ.
aud l:.l5 L. NJ.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
For rork-Lcavc daily at $50 +. NJ, Tex.
ccpt Sunday
For IdrkiOn--Lcaye daily at $50 T. NJ, lex
ccpt Sunday
lor Ashidnd-Daily except sunday At 1929
A. NJ.
TRAINS ARRIVE ~ BALTIMORE.
Fr6A Me West aRi NOrth-s.5o and . A. NJ,
l:.io aud i.lS I. NJ.
York Iccommodafi0a-lU.i5 A. NJ.
farkfoH ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
AsAiaHd ACKNOWLEDGMENT L. NJ.
For Tickets t. all poinls NORTH aud West
apply at Calvert Station aud az No. North
Calvert street. ED. :. YOUNG.
General Passenger Agent
ALFRED L. FlShE, zen. Sup.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24
YORK ROAD RAILWAY.
Summer Arrangement.

BETWEEN BALTIMORE A row -
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4 uOHN SLiNGLUFF will hc found daily at his
mes cfcc Ia ToWsontcwn, and In connection with y.
4 SLiNGLlff will attend to all basiness entrastcd
g. them promptly, either In the county or city.
sept :. isdg.-iy
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24

Works. Staiei is'aad, y. y
LADIES, cHlLpRgNs
AND GENTLEMENS'
& Z . 7 II N @
OF VELVET. SILK or WOOL CLEAN
III on DYED
without taking tAs garment apart Also.
shawls, Govern, cnrtains. KID Gloves and
Fascy Shoes. sTsts Of oil. ice cream. lemon
ade, 4e.. taken Qua withou, cleaning the whole.
Parties residing q, distance IRON the city
can forward their goods by express aud have
them returned In the same way.
Nr. a. LOOSE. An TowsOntown,
is AUTHORIZED TO LEcEIvk GOODS To
BE SENT To Us To BE CLEAN.
Ell OR DYED.
Ics- Charges moderate. and Work promptly
doae. March &c. is.O.--iy.
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~ BONN SLlNGLUFF.
DCFSCHER IDTOCAT
.i.NB RECHTS ANWi LT
rOwSoNruwN
~ psm Coatt House Evgvnaevr
a. g. lSsB -iy
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tFrORN ErS LAW,
AM SOLICITORS ~ cpANcERY
u.4,t NJ . S-ctiey Nos, ieuseasos-H, Nj
asns fortned pArsncr.hip for the pracics q Law
ai x.fc prompt aicntiou 10 the colircon cf claims
,nI N8sint.s in seuerA ths orphans CoaTi and Cir
.utCsuri Tor Baltimore county Jan l. isop -iy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24

" csraer Lssiasisn AID ~. Paui sis,
BALTIMORE, Nh.
cenveyaneing Of every description promptly ct.
ssnaea 70 tJuly 81, lsee.-1y.