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a Plea FOR TmE Cs.II.DEEN-

Amt sarah
OF all disagreeable habits, that ct
teasing children il the maSt dsspicable
Why not let the little girl enjoy her dolly
without teasing her about iis nose or
eyes until she canmat take dolly into her
arms without thoughts Of It's imp~rfec-
lions, suggested by this TEASING coming
up before heT2
The little boy enjoys his hobby horse
until reminded nf the fact that IL cannot
eat oats or kick as real horses do, then
he Is no longer satisfied with his hobby.
If a child's hair happens 10 be- rel. he il
teaSe'l about that A. it IL were n Disgrace
to have red hair Ii he has frrckIes. he
Is told that hiS face looks like a turkeys
egg, and similar remarks are made, until
the child rs-adIly heiieves he locks so bad
that he * ashamed To 90 to SAbbath-
school or church. Often b. this needless.
cruel teasing, the child's lie Il robbed of
it's natural brightness and gaiety-
How many mothers have wept bitter
tears they have seen the child they
have 80 carefully taught 20 be gentle
and loving to all teased into saying and
d"ing 1hings sancy and rude In vain
do they beg papa, uncle or cousin TO DE-
si~t from teasing. and not until the natu-
rally swes.t-temPered child has been
changed into rude and disagrreable one,
do these habitual teasers see the wreck
they have made, and then II Is often tOo
late lo wholly remedy the evil
Paul understood human nature when
he said, g Fathers, provoke not your chill
dr,n To wrath" No one ever saw =
mother tease n child 10 make IL unhappy.
We ought always strive TO keep the
child IN an amiahle mood and 20 bring
into daily action the traits Of character
which We wish Ia become habituaL
Every outburst uf passion lraEes IL
mark on the soul. and whaev.-r ns.sslls-sslF
Provokes these outbursts,
Nssi aiisnc clSinmt- errsa.
but a sIIs-rtaiS maTai Hrtsns
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FARM AND GiARDEN.
SECOND CROP SEED POTATOES.

Now is the time to prepare for seed
Irish potatoes for next springs planting.
We have written great deal on this sub
iect and hope we have convinced some of
our friends that it is not only cheaper,
but in every way more advantageous for
us to raise our own seed potatoes from
the second crop grown in our climate
An exchange has the following to say
on this subject
The experience of all potato growers
makes them decidedly more favorable to
second crop seed. The finest, earliest and
most desirable potatoes now being mar
keted are grown from such planting.
The superiority is so marked that any one
after once seeing them can tell them from
others.
To make the seed select the pnrest
Early Rose tubers that can be found now !;
if You have none that you know to be
good, buy a barrel in market. Cut them
into pieces of one or two eyes each. Spread
the pieces until they dry, then put them
in bulk, two or three inches in depth, in
cool place in cellar or under q shed !;
sprinkle with water and cover with short
straw or old blankets, etc. Keep them
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All special meeting nl The Port Orange Yacht
Club. held al the club room July 20Ih The prizes
were presented by Commodore Vuilaume t0 The
winning boats in The 4Ih of July regatta, as fnl-
lows
FIRsT-CLAss PRIZE.
Yacht New Ycar-A H. Carter owner: cle-
giant irosiel silver water pitcher
sECOND-CLAss PRIZE
Yacht Maud-H Robinson silver pitcher.
SWEEPSTAKES PRIZE.
Yacht Ripplc-Commodnre Vuiaume
The above cup was presented la the club as a
sweepstakes prize by Mr.. George Courvoisirr, of
New York, TO the yacht making The hest time
around the course The regatta was one of the
best that has ever taken pac,. the river with
agooAly number of entries and rather more than
a tpltIsl haI nf wind from the west The start
was flying one, turning u sake Al The southern
end 'f Ilic course thence north "A stake ON the.
r;lSI SIDE al The river, with II bat Ia windward
and around stake the west and from there.
Ia The IirsI Stake, aud finishing ai an imaginary
line in front of the Port Orange hnI,l .lisianr..
about ten miles
MOI having room for description of all the
boats will only give few remarks on The win
ncr.
The Maud >iartel third anil before rrmn,ling
the second stake had drawn aII'-ii nI the Comet
and AddIc, as She doing some remarkably
tall s;ring. and came in second al the finish
The New Year ed the line iillh with every
Thing. drawing and turned The first stake in that
nr'ler (is she hi.I not settled right Down to bus-
nessl but gaining sIe:l'liIy nn IlIc bnais ahead
IL. Al. H. l. l. L
and Was leading; The fleet. with the gap widening
every moment. and came in fir>i brlI al The win
ming past twn minutes ahead ol The Maud, hav-
ing started three minutes behind her, b,aing the
Maud five Minutes
Thu. large b,Al Ripple started last Of ten beats
entered and SCI Il whackiRg hig jill t"I~aiI, which
saved The sweepstakes cup for her, or oihcrwis
the New Year would have run away Will, IT,
The Ripple midc grand time uI IL and kept her
crew busy with sheets ani pump. >he strained
somewhat during the Face In IS-alin. from Ih.
east la the ws~i stake she walked away from the
small fly and passed cvcryIhin., in her vicinity,
comm. in sixth Al tII- finish. AMI iakim= II,.
SWEEPSTAKES 'lIp from The New Year hv one
minute and fiv. seconds. The New Year taking
first priz, and the Maud second
Tin. Water Witch. AN old antagonist "f the
New Year il WAS thought would he The win
ming l'"ai. but she did not have enough ballast
and ihe wind WAS heavy, while the New Year
wa~ bllla>I'rI down Ia The last notch, and WAS
pushed through when other craft hal la luif
Before the race The New Year hld bal luck. he
ing caught III heavy squlll on the way TO The
starting place aud hi1 her mainsail ripped from
gall Ia boom. but by the deXIcri'y of her crew
il Wiz mrndr'l just in time la start
TIN race " = in every way a success. and the
winning bnaIS won IS Ia allow Of no discussion
or protest
" our NEXT race be- A. saIi>tactnry. and here
t5uilp Is (" long lli- and prosperity IL the Port
Orange Yacht Club. OarEoLA
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Congress viii assemble IN the city of -.
Louis. on the ssth Of September next.
All farmers throughout the United States
are Interested in this national body. Az
ricultnre u coming 60 the front, and its
foremost men should ever he on hand 70
put thrir shoulders 10 the wheel
SoEGHuM--For forage, Sorgksas kals-
y.e',Sc, Means or Johnson grass is said 10
be the b,-st for the South. II grows eight
To ten feet high, thrives on damp land
aud IN indestructible. Il sometimes yields
two or three tens per acre ~ each cutting
and may he cut three OF -Four times during
the season
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To whiten walls, scrape off all the
old whitewash, and wash the walls with
a solution of two ounces of white vitriol
to four gallons of water. Soak a quart. r
of pound of white glue in water for
twelve hours; strain and place in tin
pail; cover with fresh water, and set the
pail in kettle of boiling water. When
melted stir in the glue eight pounds of
whiting, and water enough to make it as
thick as common whitewash. Apply
evenly with good brush. II the walls
are very yellow blue the water slightly
by squeezing in it flannel blue-bag.
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At trial sf the Mskarsk compressed
air mortor, in l'hilais-ipiIia, recenlIy, Il
was found that street ears could be pro-
l'ellel n the rate Of SIX or seven miles an
hour with eaSs, and that enough CEN
pressed air eauld be stored In ten minutes
{" run the cars seven or eight miles Il
- claimed that with the mortar, lines of
street railway can b- operated murh
more cheaPIy than with horsepower,
aud that the mqrtor dos nas frightrn
nurses. These qualifications are rxaesIv
those NEEDED IN substitute for the pres-
ent system, which, seoner or later. mast
he superseded IN all Izrgs cities
-C"tt"n = slowly gathering speeaIz-
Tive Interest ~ ss..'i average crops reduce
the risk sll''us grain Th- Egypiizn crop,
it Is nov generally admitted, vii amounE
to little Il ; mere fractian of tie
w"rlI's supply ss5.OOO - SO, go haI-s
out Of s,ooo oao; buI Il has = SPECIAL in
Porianre owing t. is long -t4Ple and i1s
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Wesleyan Female College,
MACON, GEORGIA.

'TNIIF G5Ih ANNUAL SESSION WILL BEGIN
L OCTOBER Ith. i>>5- He huiI,iins J. th. most
cir-Iui ard cnHIl't. ~ the smith Everything i
I'r" idc Ter ti' health, c,.rni.ri lui hAIlin,- "f
inmatc~- llr i..-i tds,uIi-,> in Literature. Music
aud AT a. VcTS lnw rates
Apply i"r r.Jlis-ur Ia REV ". C.-BA-s Pr,si-
dent, EKV a. " ~NITH secr,ttrv ll3 1T
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THE MOON AND 4.

golden moon that leans her gentle face
On the blue darkness of the summer sky
We watched her steal aloft little space,
My love and j.
Parting the opal clouds upward she rose,
To wander lonely mid the stars on high
We thought our world rs bright as one of those,
My love and L.
Dear love, the moonlight smOte your rippling hair
And made you smile you knew not how why
My heart beat strangely as We fingered there,
My love and ].
| asked her, fooled by the bewldering light,
IL she would try to love me by and by
She rose aud left mc-l stood in the night
The moon and l.
-GoOd Words
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

Session b. siuS IA. tr~t uf O,.ial,rr and ,-,,n
tnue~ nine month"; iPi.iy f"r catalogue Iu the
Secretary OF ihr Faculty. +. -. University of Vir
.init. AihcmiTls county. Virginia
JAS F. HARRISON, Chairman of The Faculty.
i.s-Ic- iw
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WANTEDl

4 SITUATION " TEACHER BY VIR-
.iniI iady. N',''aihi9 Iualiiiri tn instruct in
English including hi-c.r Nah FrcncIi and Mu-
SIC Preisr- 90 leach nsNi tenn iu Florida
For TartIcUlIr~ address
Mis- MiTIIE THOMAS,
Fork Union T. o.
July II, ISL FIuVaunl Co Va
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Augusta Female Seminary,
STAI NTON, IA.
Miss MARY J. BALDWIN, Principal.

nPENS SEPTEMBER G-CLoSFS JUNE. IS>;
, u urin~--i in Ill I"cIIiou in IT. buildings
and grounds u it, -scu'ill npinIms-Iii- and sani-
iary Arrange ,if"ih-. liz iuil c'Ip> of superior aud
exp srI"ur" tarh"r- ll- ui.tival.d adVInia.,-S i'm
Music. M"'i"rn Language EI"cu.i"n Fine Arts
Physical uHre ard instruction in The Theory and
Practice "i Cooking. Th.- full efforts made
1" Secur' health, comfort and happiness. lI~ npI'n-
SIi M Ia eNfrsS -. IT. II tBdtril of solid >t-ho
arShir For iui particular app !" the Principal
for Catalogues. jane .5I-.In
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H0LLINS. INSTITUTE, VA.
10th Session "Opens September Goth. 1SS2.
"sT"FFIcE-BoTET''I-E SPRINGS, Va
DEr"r CL"vEEnNE, = Y r

Ih,S - IN "a"I Efr'.Nc,ig B,nriing .S-L,-R FIR
I",'eg L''i,.s ~nd cf n. HgLEsf TujS and
IaT Ef"r"~" .ippJg for Crc"h'r
FACULTY
CHA- I. GO. ~. VI 4 General Superintendent
Mrs. T. : tHUD~. A-~nriat, rncipai
" " ~ pIEi- NNT~. Latin and Nliura >ci.nce
wv TAYLOR IH"N. Er -ii-h and French
Is -. F"WLkE- Mental and Moral i.Icr aud History
'HsTIE- l. ttp' ~. Mah,uaii,-
II l.. PAUL.. German I.eH-Hr.,.
MIs> l.. Y II ENEE Assistant in English Language
Mrs. >AiIIE L. Goo ~ Assistant IN Latin Frsncl
MI>> MATr |. totkE. Assistant Mathematics
Nil y. !; bow MAS. A--i-taut ia Mathematics
MI sally RlLA~i'. Preparatory school
II l. PAILI. Dire, Tor of Ml-,- Piano aud Organ.
Tue" PEt--EE Piano Theory and Chorus Sin.ih.
MI-- + j DoI"l-A--. Vocal unrr aud Singing.
MIS- HANNAH NH~H> Assistant
MI JrIIa PnH'HEi Piano and >in.in.
.--. 'iIIitaf and i"lin.
MI \ L. NELSON. PtiuiiH.- and DraWin.
Mrs. L. '. TUENEI: ai-lhcnic-
Ml- - t~ANNA t1'kE. Head OF nomt.-tir ID plrfmcnt
MI-- LMEA i WHITE N,tron-
NEs II. II. DAsIns.>. "''''"--
M>- VI AIRY l. a." KE. Librarian
JoHS = ToNFKtN-. NJ ID. Ii'--idcnt Physician.
fHAKiF~ " to'-hT. il-iuc-- A.,-ut.
ih'~ Institute Vr--'nt- the advantages delightful
climate and brauiiu surroundings and offers the amp-
i"ir- Tor lh"rou-h culture, general special. in Lit
"rarv and S'i"niiiic Branches. Music aud AT
Refer I" ten J. J, Finley Jack-onvilc and Jud,,. T.
W White. Quincy July - sm
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/. Man wants but little here below, nor war

-" Man wants but little here below, nor wants
that little long" II "credit" IL meant by the
above it is wrong, Tor man wants all he can get
of that and AS long as possible-iSaGte Journal
Several persons are drowned, but not n sim
gle barrel III whiskey was lost, by the recent
floods in Kentucky. This seems to refnte the
heory that the most deeply loved are taken first.
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Sbf egg'fhIp g 9IOriDian.
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY.
aDvERTH~GNG RATES.

50 ,rF one inch IN space: - squares a col
ami, A.t,iii-,mtr inserted less than one month 81
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.r-.fi.,f.
Aa..rt rnrfii- Uuacrompanied by the CASH except
,rier ci,utracf will not receive attention.
ID f. nal.,, enoio-rd does cover the number of
o.. .,.- .ra-rrd viii he inserted a number OF
Hm
,sri -.uieHi~ not marked with the number Of times
,,I l Ii-.ri,d mill forbid. andchars.-' accordingly
sI c.rtratt aitrrti-cr> whose amount Of space and
tlr.i 81 ri. fixed by above VIII be required
ro oufr th.r ae'rl~ne -trciIs !" ihcir business
M --- a1f.r.si-r stipulated
,r, 90, r"Iie- only Of the paper will he sent To
.e.ff-.r- special a.,rr,-mrnt The. contrary
i-r..t
ohi,s. e,r.,diug -four Iine- viii be charged same
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- AGENTS WANTED

- ApIly nIcr and .dIrc-~ THE CAPITAL
MNRRI NGE HELP ASSi,CI ATGON
TALLAHASSEE, FLA. (
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d" Nui alpne cnlnmit- an err.r.
Bul a sIH-rtHIs maaal Erong
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23
Correspondence BaiiimoJ, County Caiss.
ANOTHER LETTER FROM "B."

BALTIMORE Cot MY. Dee. 18th. Iss2.
Wesfr. Efif.rs - sec 10y THE USfON of last
week tia; one tax payer .; least has given ex-
preston q bis approval of my letter on the Grand
jury aEl the TfessgrcT's books. | would like 10
see the continent .. nany more on the same sub.
jeci. II i one tha, vitality affects every man who
pays the county. taxes. whether directly or indi.
rcetly. /, l. .abjrc; ,ha; will bear a great deal
o; meditation aud thought, aud the more IL is
thought abou, aud reflected upon tho deeper and
wider will become the interest IN the matter
hope Others will speak out their mind II will re-
lieve them an! be the means Of doing n vast
amount of good. Why back taxes are allowed 20
remain unsolicited and why the County Commis
sioHera should favor some collectors aud press
others arc quesiiehs worth investigating. A.
have sail formerly tAc brand Jury ought 20 ex.
anime ani report upon thea aud upon the differ
eni leTies since isss. lie; them begin with the
levy og ISIS. IL is now four years AMI half since
Il was made. and Il still remains unsettled. The
levy book for that year will show how much had
been paid on II previous 10 Jan. ls;, 1879. when
inieres, began on all unpaid liilf, aud the Urea
surcr's reports will show how much has been paid
since then. both ia principal aud interest," aud the
action of the Couuts Commissioners the appii
caiioEg FOR abatement made by the Treasurer wil
shoW Lsw much has been allowed by them as srro.
neous. When these three particular items are as
eeFtaine1 viz, the amount eOllested up 90 the time
interest began 10 accrue. the ataOunt of principal
and interest then due. and the total collections Of
both since then, aud the abaisinehts sliosei-the
sum taken from the levy with the interest added
% Il will show at once h0w much Of the levy of
ISIS remains unpaid.
Should the Grand Jury not have time 10 inves.
,igste beyond this one levy let thea take up this
one aud make a thorough and complete examina-
tion of Il aha report the result 60 the court. lie,
them sanmou the Cemmissioners before them aud
hnd out the cause % the long delay In finally
closing up the levy and ropon !: also. II this Is
doGe n will clear up a chapter Of mystery that has
long rsEalGei exceedingly obscure, asi Il will
also enable ths court b. advise what course should
be pgrssed by those sho have the matter specially
in charge. The settlsmsnt Of one levy will narrow
the field for examination ty the next Grand Jury.
and by each one taking up oHs sad thoroughly
Investigating IL aud reporting Il. IN tie course
Of year the taxpayers and the public viii he 10
Possessiss Q! Information that should have been
laid before ttsH within the time specified In the
Law. But if the prsEsct Grand Jury will merely
follow the example of soIEs ef their preleeessors
In making a report Of the coniltssH of the Trea-
surers books. Il will leave the people 10 she same
state of uncertainty aud misgiVing in which they
have been since ls59. May NC expee, better
things FROM them ! hope 90. u.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

GS-Bsiford SPRING. PennsyivAnia's famous
summer resort, Is about 10 change hands. The
deed has been signed by ali the Andsrson hsirs
and 10 now deposited with the Law frm, Rus
sell Lonsnesksr, Pit,sburg. Pa. Il is made to
Geo. W. Mullin, Of Philadelphia. The price is
s2So,oOo. The deed conveys the various springs
and buildings and about sixteen hundred acres Of
land. Mr.. Mullin Is organizing company with
capital stock Of s5OO,OOo. divided into 20 shares,
each share to bo worth $1,000. Among the
stockholders will be such weIl-known capitalists
as Judge LeisenTing. Of Mauch Chunek; VIM. II.
Nanderbilts son and son-in-law, and the sous Of
the late Asa Packer
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

5ro-for sosInsss, bOliEsr and dash Of eyni-
eism commend "a 10 Jay Gould, the Naps'eOn Of
Wall street. lie 10 Ia favor of corners and all
stock sPecula,ing as matter sf sSsrss, and while
We do not think his calling one of The meet rspu-
table. We agree with him thA, Law 10 posssiss. 10
PrevsHs b.s kind Of speculation. But TO return 10
bis cool eynioi'E Ee refer to his testimony before
the Senate COMMITTEES e. Ssw York. lie said:
* vas intsrestsl in the sLissso aud North
vsstsrH eerner. IL vas selling "A = or so;
thought u chssp at that price; my brOksss lad
orders 10 buy ~ thak was sold, aud when il got
shor, ths price ran Up. II resulted In carrying
the price - a. high a. 2sC. Shseh then fell back
again 70 80. I think vas iuSveet 70 part with
some At 2sO."
''Indaeed" is very gos4. How very kind 70
part with sI75 profit On a share
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

UeHfHs Frre---Tr1bMfes, str., TO rfs. % IiNs
MO0RE.-On Dec. 18th. Rsbecca Moore. in the
2?d year Of her age. the youngest daughter of
Barbara and the late WIN. Moore.
HlLDERBRAND.-In Baltimore. on Dee. 18th,
Martha A. liildorbrAnd, in the 18th year of her
age. daughter Of Nancy IIildebrand.
kEMP.-0n Dec. 18th, Sophia Anna, aged 20
years months and 90 days, beloved wife Of
John W. Kemp. and daughter % Frederick ".
and Mary C. NsunAyer.
OWlNGS.-0n Dee. 18th, At the residence Of n.
T. Ritter. Baltimore county, Sallie Owings, In
in the 66th year Of her age. daughter Of Henry
and Aehsah 0uings. late Of Baltimore county.
CLCB.-0n the lTth insiPnt. William Club, aged
81 years.
wILS0N.-At Long Green. this county, on Dec.
18th, oftyphoid fever, Rsbeeca II. Wilson, aged
- IS years
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

Es-Ths rhil.ielphia Ts'ss, which claims 10
be constantly giFiEg i,s reads" juicy bites from
the sunny side 1.-THE journalistic Psssh, says, 'this
ought 10 to good winter for DsnOcratie editors 0f
country newspapers. I,isths aut time In tvsnsy
years tha, they have had the shsnes of keeping
the printing Ofies store red hot from Dsesmber
until May with public documents and Patent Oaies
reports. Al things come 10 him Who waits"
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23
MARRIAGES.

RAY --BARTIIOLOW.-On dee. 9Th. BY
Rev. A. W. RudisilI. II. slate Rayner. Of waver.
ly, 10 Eta y. BarthOiow, daughter Of the late
j.. L.. Bartholow. of Baltimore.
MATTlEwS--BEAIM MONT.---On Now 2gth,
at Franklintown. Nd. by Rev. ". A. Koontt.
W. Nicholas Matthews 10 Jenncite, daughter Of
John A. Beaumont, both Of this county.
STlNCHCOMI-lIARV On tho 9Th inst,
by Rev. l.. l.. Brown. Wesley Stinchconb 20
Alice l.. Harvey. both of thi. county.
HAINES-EMoRi.-On the 18th inst, by Rev.
Richard y. Thomas. Wilmer Emery. of BALTIC.
to Laura T.. daughter Of Benz. u. Iiaines Of
Philadelphia.
BkANDT-LATTA.- On Dec. 18Th. by Rev.
Alexander Gibson. George II. Brandt TO Katie
A. La;ta. both Of this county.
GlLL-COOPER.--On Nov. 10th By Rcv. ]. l..
Wilhelm. Richard II. Gill to Sarah 4. Cooper,
all of this county.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

eD-Ths AMsrieaa Farmsr Of December 18th,
Is on our table. Il is usual filled with inter-
ssting and practical matter, contributed by ex-
PeTisnssd and capable euItiVa,ors. The Farmer
has been under its prescn, manag cement for nearly
forty years. Published twice n month. Price
sl.SO year. Samuel Sands 4 Son, publishers,
Baltimore.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23
Legal Notices.

TINIIs Is To GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
Il scniber has obtained from the Orphans' Court
Of Baltimore county, letters OF administration on
the estate Of
WILLIAM A. RUSSELL,
late IL said county. deceased. Al person, having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned 60
exhibit the same. with the voucher. thereof 10
the subscriber.
oa ar L,,oce H. va dag efJHly. 1883.
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted 10 said e.
tate are requested 20 make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this i2,h day oi Dect.. lsS2.
REISTER RUSSELL.
Dee. lG.-it.l Administrator.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

81 would not live always, I ask not 10 stay"
We do not wonder, with such n cold as yours, but
there IL bright side 90 every thing, and sun.
shine even for those .acked with pain. Dr. Bulls
Cough syrup never fails TO cure the most stub.
born cough.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23

Ss-Tho Prince Geovgiaa newspaper. published
at Upper Marlboro, ND, has been purchased from
Me''rs JarbOe a Co., by stock company, com
posed Of leading democrats Of Prince Georges
county.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23
New Advertisements.

INHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
l. seribcrs have obtained from the Ophans
Court for Baltimore county. letters Of admnistra-
tion on the estate of
JACOB 5. FORNEY,
late Of faid county. deceased. All pcTfoBs having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, With the vouchers thereof 60
the subscTibcrs,
oH or J.fore tie I6h dag ef .jaiy, lSS3:
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit Q! said estate. Those indebted 10 said g.
tate are requested to make immediate payment.
Given under our hands this goth day of Dee. 50.
RICHARD CROMWELL,
DANIEL F0RNEY.
JOHN T.. Skinner.
Administrators d. b. a., c. I. u.
Dec. 23.-its.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-23
CorrsspoRdsnes Baiiimors Couaty UnioH.
LETTER FROM NEW YORK.

Celestial Venus Well watchod-Wrath
With Her Watchers OF an Earthly God
dess-The Brooklyn Bridge Co-
mented With More Noble Ichor
Jubilee Among the Pub
lishers-0otham Gaiety,
Etc, Etc, Etc.