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Mr. CtCrmChlc stated that he had hacn Il,
favor OF y steam paid fire department: but since
tine last meeting he had had conversation with
@he chiei engineer OF the. Rhiladeflihia depart
lnent, MIR. Lyle, from whom he learned that in
tha' city There Wer" over ninety companies
twenty seven OF which We're supplied with
STRAIN engines, and their department was very
thicieHt The steam nginCS were located ia
the more populouS portions CT the city while
'ne hara' engines were on the suburbs An
appropriation Of FL, tE1 was annually made
Win which tii' companies purchased their
horsCs, kept their apparatus in repair and mid
their expenses. Taking this as basis, after a
department Of three engines was established
here, our expenses would NJ Si,mm As In
.,Philadeiphia, ii would BE- Impossible, TO U.s. the
steam engines throughout the city. He was
1rratifCd 10 learn tha, the connauy in hi,
-neishbcrhood (thr Metropolitan Hook and Lad
dcr) were anxious for the introduction OF tho
steam engines.
Mr. Shepherd was in favor of steam engines,
AMI thought u q disgrace. on tae city that they
had not been introduced before. In tin. high
portions of thu city il would I've impossible TO
get water without the steam engine. Hose
companies would answer very well on the
avenue and IL the lower parts OF The city. lie
would vote for the, bill, and would con slider it
the hest vote ne ever cast. The city now had u
large revenue, and we should have something
to show for il.
Mr. Gordon was glad 10 see his friends COM
ing UP 10 the work. He suggested that three
engines would be sufftcieut-one for the north.
ern, one for the eastern and third for the west
err section of the city. The government had
ono zine here already, and he understood that
they would have another on. shortly.
Mr.. Kaub doubted whether th' plugs would
supply the steam machines with water.
Mr.. UtrrIErhlc offered his amendment to pro-
vide for three engines, and appropriatinS 81, ;rH
for their purchase, which was adopted. 80
Y-as-Messrs. Barr. Garfield, Donohue, Ellis
Follansbse, Gordon, Knight, Morgan, Murtash,
Mitchell, Peakr, Rapley, Stevens, Thompson,
CterInehl. and the President-16
Nays-Messrs. Lewis, Hauh aud Ta,bert-3
Mr.. Thompson moved to make the Mayor and
she President of each Board a committee to
purchase the engines: adopted.
Mr.. Garfield moved TO lay the bill on the ia
BILE; lost-yeas 1, nays is.
The bill was then passed. Adjourned
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NIARRIED.

On the S'th Of September, at the Wesley Chapel
by the Re! Mr.. Brown, Mr.. THOMAS LYLE, of
Carey, Ohio, to Miss MARY a. PALMER, of this
city
On the 81 Instant. at Christ Chrr ch Geor yctown
u. G., Icy the Rev. WIN. A. Harris. RICHARD IT,
CKOPLEY to BECCIE, dan ghiar of tho late Cant
Levin jones, all of the above place.
On the 6th instant by the Rev. NJ A. Turner
both Of this district.
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II, GREEN WILLIAMS ...,;oo.,

=,
TEU STEE'S SALE Op VALUABLE IN.
L FRoTED PROPERTY TX TIVE CoryTIEs oF WASH
ISGTGS AND PRINCE GEOg@8.-Eadar ana nv virtue
OF cec az trust 20 the subscriber hearing date the
Gath "fcctoh-r. ISL. ard recorded anon the land
records az Washington county. in the District Of
Columbia Lihcr a. : No. ssI. folios ;, sc, and
land record books Of Prince George county in the
State OF MARYLAND. 1 shall sell. at Public Auction
10 the highest bidder. on the premises on WE'D
NJSDAf, the 5th Of November next, It Il m the
following picce or parcel Of land, described in
said coed. situate IL part in said Wsshiugtan
county. end partly in safd Prince George county,
containing siNty-two t62b scres more or less. to-
cether with the improvements. consisting Of .
comfortable Frame Dwelling Corn Ueas4 and
Stable: This IL Part Of the original & Hamilton
Trsct.';
About twenty sve acres Of this tract ara cleared.
and well adapted for market purposes; the residue
This farm adJoips the lands Of Messrs Young.
Brown and Condor, and is about Que niie distant
from the Government Insane Asylum. near the
fiseataway road. The Gag will designate the ROAD
The terms are One-third cash; the balance I'm
one, two. three, and four years the purchaser to
give notes for the deferred payments, bearing in
tereEt from the day Of sale.
All cony@ysncing at the cost of the purchaser
IL the terms are not piled with IN i've days
The Trustee reserves The right to resell the prop-
erty at the risk and cost OF the defsuitng
Ger, by advertising the same three imes in the
National lntellisencer. =
e Join CARROLL BRENT Trustee.
oc4-eo GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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TIE INDIAN HERB DOCTOR from Canada, will
describe diseases and tell his patients the nature
their mpiaints or Illness, without receiving any
information from them. No chcrye fer consulta,ion
or ndrne. Office, No. IL Washington Building
Pennsyly sria avenue, corner of Seventh street,
Washington, ID. T.. su 26-tf
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BOARDING..

n0ARDING.-Gen can be accommodated
ID with frst-ciass BOARD. without lodgings at
No. 81 street. between sth and 7th st. oc 7-stt
DEkMAAEHT AND TRANSIENT BOARD,
J. with Furnished or nfurniShad Rooms, may be
obtained ri Mrs. NJ. FISHERS; AIS northeast
corner of 81 and sts. The location is one OF the
most healthy and central. The house has hot and
cold water and gss in every room oe7-sts
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HEALTH FOR THE SoLDIER For who dias
from the effects az the bullet ten perish FROM ia N
and exposure to night sir: Small doses Of Hoilo.
ali disorders Of the Liver and Stomach purify the
blood, srd ensure sound health to every man. Only
IS cents per box. D.
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MONEY J4osT.-Gapt. Crotzer, of the 150th
regiment Pennsylvania volunteers, lost this
morning at the depot, Treasury notes 10 the
amount of nearly altD. They are mostly III 10
Treasury notes. The finder will b. literally
rewarded by leaving them II this OH &C.. =
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W.sTEp-A Helper for smith shop. Apply i'm
indefinitely. RoB'f H GRAHAM, Coachmakcr.
&C 6-2t' 37a y, AMI ATT Eighth st.
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Go ALL OF you 70 the Dollar store. AS PenaSyt
vauiG avenue. near f0u. and half street. and see
the splendid stock IF New Goods now opening aud
take your choice for One Dollar. &C t-lwr
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GRnN LONDON.

FROM i.DSD0S
IlARDSER on THksfkAa sSGINE, 81 cents.
peIibse. on Clock an .s.eh Making, Is cent?.
Tomlinsop'S Naturs. rhl!osophy. = cents.
Higbtont History c: 'h- F,ec,,ic Telegraph, ~
cents.
Hsrri. Oh Galysaisua = coats
pemrst: On Iron dI-ler B-s6.-s ~ cents
HAM Plane TrigoncErCtry, - cents. - o. -.
Heather on Eathenati's. Ins run ents 81 cents
Cctsrll on ship AnchrI g.. & cent?
cents.
Pyne on Perspective - cents
Andrews on AgricultUrs D. .iarrriag. 81 r.
seT FrkNCE TAYLOR.
Cu0THs AND C4SSTNIEGES-A new and tali ,
" supply IN the lot. many ITALY ob''ioe ersae>
PLAIN BLACK -,
s.S l.. -..s-s ;.-- santa ga CIV
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ARRIvED-A battalion of the i63d New York
regiment, numbering sSS men, under the COM
mSnd OF Lieut. Col. John Ii. Leyerish, arrived
last night. Soi.c three or four hundred re-.
cr"i,s for various cid regiments havc also
rl.xhit. s:lc ,::y.
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REMOVAL OF THE weUSDED.-To-day the
wounded In the Capitol are being taken i'm am
balances TO the sixth street wharf where they
will be put on board the steamer Daniel Web
ster and taken TO New York. About $50 will
be taken to-day. There axe about $50 more in
the Capitol rho will also be moved.
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BY ". L.. WALL 4 CO Auctiooe-r.
Successors 20 Wall n Barnsri
Corner Ninth street aud Penn avenue
gov FRNMEN SALE or CONDEMNED
NJ noRSEs.-"iu be sold At Public Ax:tion at
the Corral. nesr the Naval OlServntory on NON
DAY October 18th. laSa
A NUMBER OF HORSES
Ccnder,ne U, iit for public srryire
Terms cash. in Government funds
J. J. DANA
cco Capt. A. q A USA
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GJOREw D-I.ost, a 6ve-link CAMEO
~ BRACELET, twisted gold binIing, on last
Monday be, eeh 9Th aud 7ts and G. aud streets
1t - gift token, and the finder will receive 10
for it at .523 ! street. From tho ssns pixc-,.s
small FON. with about -" IN il. vas lost faas,
taY. :. ~ -. .>ga. rs:i tx Tx s...a vliut.
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DOTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
A DAME EXPRESS COMPANY.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

. The DELIVERY 0PFICE Of this Com pany In
Rrmuyed from Fhiet? street tn the iSrg- depot on
sire! I, ss:S>SL =. AID u a:tIc.s tcSS;-t.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE & Co, Auctione@Ts- -
EEECCToES SALE or SMALL BRICK ASb
II hEAsE DWELLING HorsEs.-on THURSDAY
premises, the subscriber viii sell. parts OF Lots
No. and - in square No. 51e fronting Ia feet an
running hack ~ feet. improved Icy neat and weIiss
built two story Hrics Dwelling House. contsinin,
DW-'ing lioass "n.the r-sr, fronting o, a twcnty
feet pared alley. Title perfect
Terms /. One-third in cash, the remainder in air
snd fEeir@ months, With interest, secured By
rICHAEL GRIFFITH. Executor
DC I'd iRep.D J. g. McGCfRE Co Lurts
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by j. G. Mcguire 4 CO. Aur,ionre-s
HANDSOME fCRSITU RE AND HOUSEHOLD
MdnI ffSfStS . a P '6 9. 10 NoSDAf
densse OF his EAsellency : r. Asia BSrnsgs. Minis
Ter trgT Chilli; No. 215 Vermont avenue. between
u and streets. We shall cell his Furniture and
HyasehsS Id! tasets; con,p5isinyT
in green Satin Dsmssk. and cu,sistir = of
TIVE soias; iSar Arm and eight Side Chairs, made
Six Walnut Easy Chairs. finished in Crimson Satin
HanGTnrsir or rnsnn silk covered sofa
Walnut srcrrta;y and Whatnots,
Suite Il Solid Oak Dining room Furniture COM
Ext. ntioIi Dining Tsble. Marble ton siachosrs
Three Asin aiId ten Side Chairs, finished vita mo
RohS:.isi. ami Crystal Cut Glassware.
Frrneh China Dinner and Tea Service,
WslnT; Hat Free. Iron Hall Chairs,
nsndss men BSon.s add Gill 1 Hs. hssS light.
Enna: B Bed Ia Bureaus end ws.astsnis.
Mattresses BslSters sId Pillows
THREE ply sIa lngTsin Carpets 6c
IcsnthNr Win The usual assortment of Kitchen
AT oHE o'cLock,
Sct Of Doubls Harness
Terms rash
esd &c. Mcguire 4 Co. Aucts.
It's. MARsHAL;S SALE OF THE CARGO OF
y TER SrUuoSEE RISING Sry, ASp OTHEKs.-By
United States ;"r the District Of ColSmb;, vi
cell a. publ fsir. for cash. 1T Room No, 81,
icuisisns - e,,ns: ever = wheeler. Esq hardware
riCrc. cn Tpt' kSDAE. the 9th day of October inst
is:2. ccTs;nr;!riny az 10 clock m -he following
good and chTttcls of :hR cargo Of the schooner
Rising sur; At the same tim- and plsce Isrre
"t Of Dry Gods, Shoes. &c. condemned hy the
said court cnfaprising. in part, u follows, viz
g. sack SIT 6sacis Coffee
Lot S"'e -.th-r. let Alum
Lot Sat peirr lot Ccpp-ras.
Lct Fish. 3" bris. Brown and vi tp Sugar
shi-s: MoigsSes, boxes Medicine
Camrhcr Morphine. Sc.
90 boxes {: Candles lot starch
: boxes Of Is -ence Of Coffee
~ boxes Bouts and Shoes
Lot Hoop Niirt-. lot Hats aud Caps
tiis. hisSey. i"t Garrett Bag-.
Sl"N"S "f ss>o, ted Day Goods Of great value,
g" ,.HYes S1sp. lot Tee
ECc HeSr Collars.
lot IEG;r.. lot Matches,
Ie: Epson Salts Lot Stationery,
Large ict Flannel and Cloths
Lot blankets. iot Nails.
Lot Horse Shoe. IS bags Wheat.
WARD II. LAMON
&c l-itd L. 8. Marshal.
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Join CARROLL BRENT Trustee.
oc 4-eo GREEN Il WILLIAMS Aucts
BvJ G. McGurREA CO Apc.,ons.rs

BY J. C. Mcguire & CO. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
Il LoT .-CB der and by virtue of deed Of trust %
the subserib-rs, bearing date on the slth day q
May. A. ID. ls5e. and duly recorded In Liber j. a.
for Washington County, In the District Of Coian-
ss Ts va. 'si ii ssee I s n 'front.' Of sas
Der, A. ID. 1855; the following described piece or
No OF sioSad; IN me el,s Q, %asn,nSsSs Wis.
original Lots No. one Cd and two, ts.I in Square
Nc. eight hundred and ffty-eight tSss.D :
20 be paid at sale tho remainder in two esaat
payments, ct s. ssd II months, with interest. -:
cured BY deed of trust. Terms 70 be complied With
in i've days. All cenvey ancing At purchsser cosS
MILLiAM WAKp Trustees.
se& J O. Mcguire a co Auexa
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TH InnMhNsTc poN xSD Trustees.
Sc Is = O. Mcguire a co Auexs

sl facias Issued from the Clerks On &c Of the Or
cpit Court, of the District of Columbia. for the
County or VS. shinston, and Ia directed vft
expose 90 public sale for cssh in fnnt OF the Court
day Of October lsee At u O'Clock m. the fclcwfne
crIeed Lots, te-git viz Lots lettered A, b. o.
ID. r, p aud u; IN James Dunswin suhaiyisfcn, -
origi nal Lots No, g. and 9 in square No. "a, n
the city OF Washington, d. C., together vita ~
and singular the improvements thereon, seized -
levied pom a. the property of!swe- y. punavtn.
and will be sold 20 sas:,fy 3ucciats No -, % o.
tcler lS6s Ia favor Of Daniel z S~ope.
WARD "A. LAMON,
sele-dtd v. MrrshaA, D. o.
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:, AUCTION SALES. TIT
THIS AfrEKNoos And .T,,-nagRow.


By J. G. Mcguire a CO.. Aucticnrers -
SNALL FRAME HOUSE AM ant oS THE
- Ist&sp. Ar ACTION -on M YsDAY AFrEh.
NOON, octoeer7, al S o clock On The premises. NE
shs, , :" part OF L:t No. 6, Sqo-re 2ss fcortins
scgut - Zee, " Ihir,cen and bali s.rcr; west,
Mtg hs. x i5 fcet. Tee ~iJe .;l.. fs..thsr -
the isProveEss a., or ,~S-,..T, $500
H9nss; een a... e; iear Sos.,-
months. with interest, secured by decd trps, On
the preaisr~. -~"@.
lille perfect.
rs MARSH AIS SALEor PRIZE VESSELS
u y! yirt.- cf d-cF-es ef the District Court Of
The United STATES for the District of Ca!1 -abia
will sell - ec sale, for c-~h at the washinxtou
Navy ard, in sslS District on wrnSEspAY
NEST, the 9Th ics:Rnt Commencing ~ 20 o'cler&
n 10 :. nhe following named vessels. their tackle.
sehocncE "Sou,hrrner, i" OF yeocomioo, .
Do Shristians Lee" 800
DO Ri-ing Sun
PuEgy Scab;rd,"
One Rstt-rW
One Ssi.host WARD " LkMoN
oc : dtd L. 3 Marshal. ID. G.
by W. l.. WALL & Co, Auctivneers.
Successors Of Wall a HARVARD.
CROCK OF THE NAVY YARD AND SEVENTH
= STRKET LINE 0xSIBrSEs AZ AUcTIos On
Iii st.hi-;, th. Navy YARD, fer cash" 'eu a'
Il l:shi TWO Horse omnisuses, built ., s.an
large four U"rs- do,
Large lot Of Iron. Steel, and Whcelwrighu Lum-
Large lot Harness. .-,-
2 isrse S.eishs.
Thi. sale viii h- wen worthy the attention Of
sut-rs' ard Others using Wagons and Harness
- ocG iksp.) ". l.. WALL Co, Aacts.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

i "A 4 ~
For RENT-A TURNIsUEn BRICK HOUSE.
l. one ssus.r from Bcomns Ho!"i; "n 9Th street,
pr spp!y t i CHANDLER Ei=ar staa ii h vi
i"rGS H0'et. &C 7-ti
TIE RENT-A first -ciass medium sized IIHJ-SE
i furnished and repi.te with modern i,. prove
1rntr: baths; y s s; pipe sss He Would be
et i;a Thirteenth ST. between G ami IL. oci;t.
TTe LEr-Fou- fire FURNISHED ROOMS also.
Doahir iPaiicr in the m9st pleasant s;a de:
S u s Of he t casio aors below City Hal Or god
Ir0R RENT.-Two fru:.t ROOMS, ca n manicating
i will he rented either chambers or psricr sai
chsn,kyr. Apply at No. 81 street. corner OF Sd.
LrOR :ALE-A IEUI' 81 aud Tor on d street, near
It'll; house 81 feet front by g. deep. three stories;
lot Z; eet deep rganisg back TO float alley:
fGe street. &c 4 81
EOG RENT-fURNiSHED ROOMS consisting
l. OF snit or apartments on the FIRST door ani
ecid water. with very n.ndcrn imp5arsment S S
ration, No. la street, above 18th. For terms
apply 81 tn" house oc 49,
gnKw sAEE f. IT. thEse;!ory brick STORE and
large four story and basement brick Store on tn
corner % PCnnsyivania avcnue and 81 -tre":; Also,
several frame Houses in different parts of the city
WARD ' apply - oc ist.
L>CR SALE OR IEASE-t most desirable LOT
4 Containing six Thousand three hundred square
feet of ground, enclosed by a strong psiiing fence.
With fruit trees asd shruetery. 0ne of the best To-
Cations in the city for Hestaurant Confectionery
or Bakery. and will be sold leased ON .;, :inSt
favorable terms. Lot un north e street, between
81 and :ai street. Enquire of l.. McDUFFIE, near
me premises. nc l-2av2E'
DOCK STATIONERY AND FANCY STORE FOR
- SAIE.-An established Store in tieorgetuwn
y: e. doing Fret rate business. Is offered for
sale. Terms made reasonable. Application for the
same can be addressed to - B. Georcatown. D. C.
Post Office. Sc ~ avs
ENOR RENT. At ELLAvILLE-A new HOUSE
u c"ntsiEing six large rooms. Kitchen, cellar
stating coach house G. it'll u iot OF ten acres,
partly ul"i-r cultivation Also for sale 4 good
Cow, and family IiorSa and Csrris ge on r-s SOU
able terms Apply at No. 500 corner of 18th aud
II streets. saya-pw-
L>OG REST-At No. Ssg Twelfth It east sit.
i between G and III sts., comfortable APART
MENTs,chasbers: single and with sitting rooms
attached; recently furnished. No children in the
house. The location is one of the most desirable
II ashinCtoc. teZ-t:
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Tor RFNT-A FURNISHED BRICK HOUSE.
o;e n ,a oi;i pm ii':i -" IN itFvgt
chambers. or. very 'ETg,. Fer particulars attre>s
or apply t" W. Z. CHANDLER, Cigar Stand in VII
lar;S' Hotel &C 7-ti
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NAME TO THE SUBSCRIBER. 5th Septe mbar
NOTED grey MARE. l. or IL wears OIL; with
ions scar around her right hind leg; and lame in
her iorefoot. The owner is requested to came for
away. CHARLES KISG
&C 4-St' near Tcnally Town
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Clio REWARD.-Stclen, on Saturday morning.
~ ~ Oct. 4. 1857 sorrel MARE. years old;
star in the forehead little white the nose; both
hind legs rubbed y traces; taken from Miss Aaulia
CHAMPION, Apply to r. BtTT d toll gate on nth 7th
street road, or address e. NJ. NICH0L: s, Mont
brook Post Once oc a ots
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I,'OR kENT-Two fru:;t ROOMS, communicating
VIII he rented either chambers or pzricr a,H
Chamber. Apply 1T No. "a u street corner oE Sd
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

HORSE SHOE NAILS
AGENT for Putnam" m.chine- hammered
HORSE NAILS. at factory prices in quantities of
100 lbs at retail, cents advance on maker rates.
go JOHN ELEANS,
800 Pennsylvania avenue.
&C 2-Iweo fKepub., Intel. 4 Alex. Gaz.)
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-14


DIR. HOOE'LAND'S
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BlTTERS,
PREPARED BY
DR.. G. nj. jackson & Co., Philad'a, Pa.
WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDIcE.
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the
Kidneys, and all diseases arising from dis
ordered LiUer or Stomach.
OUCH AS Constipation, Inward Piles,
- Fulness of Blood to the Head, Acidi-
ty of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn,
Disgust for Food, Fnllness or Weight in
the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or
Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach,
Swimming of the Head, Hurried and Diff
cult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart,
Choking or Suffocating sensations when
in a, lying posture, Dimness of Vision,
Dots of Webs before the Sight, Fever and
Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Per-
spiration, YelIowness of the Skin and
Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest,
Limbs, Sc, Sudden fushes of Heat, Burn
ing in the Flesh, Constant lmaginings of
evil and great depression of Spirits, and
will positively prevent YELLOW FE-
YER, BILIOUS FEVER, &c.
The Proprietor in calling the attention
of the public to this preparation, does so
with feeling of the utmost confidence in
its virtues and adaptation to the diseases
for which it is recommended.
1t is no new and untried article, but one
that has stood the test of twelve years.
trial before the American people, and its
reputation and sale are unrivalled by any
similar preparations extant. The testimo-
ny iu its favor given by the most promi-
nent and wel[known Physicians and in
dividuals in all parts Of the country is i'm
mense, and careful perusal of the Alma
nae published annually by the proprietors,
and to be had gratis of any of their agents,
cannot but satisfy the most skeptical that
this remedy is really deserving the great
celebrity it has obtained.
From j. NEWTON BROWN, D. d., Editor
Of the Encyclopedias Of Religious Knowledge
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust of
their ingredients and effects, Iayet know of no
sufficient reason why a man may not testify to
the benefit he believes himself to have received
from any simple preparation in the hope that he
may thus contribute to the benefit of Others |
DO this thesmore,r in regard to t'Hoofand's
German Bitters," prepared by DR.. g. NJ. jack
son. OF this city, because was prejudiced against
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EXECUTIVE BOARD SCHOOL COMMISSION
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

MI j.
LIST. Dis.--J. w. Shrek, VIM. H. Pierce, Benja-
min Legoe. +
I'd. Dis.--John @. Charshee, Richard Lofin, Gar
rett Osborn, Samuel Hopkins. ,,r "a g
3D., Dis Samuel Magaw, John 7. Spicer, John
Wann, Joseph W. Shfof Amos Gilbert.
4th. Dis.--John Arthur, John Heaton William
j. Blaney, John H. Kirkwood.
9Th. Dis.-Charles E. MARYLAND, Hugh Jones,
Joseph 3. Scotch, Cyrus H. Pussy.
9th. Dis. Aquila Bailey, Thomas NJ. Bacon
CONSTABLES.
LIST. Dis. Benjamin Taylor, Elijah Preston, Prime
%. Dis. A. b. Carroll, William Numbers, Samuel
Bayless M gtt
Sd. Dis.Thomas NJ. James, Elisha R. Tucker,
:. James Harry, James Johnson. ~
4th. Dis.--Geo. Fl. Shane, Geo. Wood, VIM.
McComas. ,f .a'..+sig Ia. srs & 2, Z
9Th. Dis.-David Deckman, Chas. McCann.
9th Dis.-John Hopkins
ROAD SUPERVISORS.
LIST. Dis Peter 3. Carroll. VI N fg8{sEt3
I'd. is.-Henry G. Coen.
Sd. Dis.--Leonard Wheeler.
4th. Dis.-Henry J.. Horn.
9th. Dis.--James Howe. %
ba LUMBER INSPECTORS.
Jarrett Spencer Bells Ferry.
Bennett Charshee, Havre de Grace.
John Blainey, Havre de Grace.
FISH INSPECTOR.
John Coen, Havre de Grace
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-14
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

We give below q List Of all the Public Officers
in this County, with their post Offices, for the
convenience Of those having business with or de-
string tocommnnicate with said officers: M
CIRCUIT COURT. Post office
Hon. John H. Price, Judge, Darlington.
William Galloway, Clerk, Bel Air.
William Bouldin, Deputy Clerk, a. /"
William II. Dallam, States Attorney, I"
Charles D. Bouldin, Sheriff, /"
Robert R. Bouldin, Deputy Sheriff, :. -
William H. Dallam, Auditor, /"
James Guyton, Crier, Dublin
Thomas M, James, Bailif, Bel Air.
William Foard, -" go Fallston.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-14
ORPHANS COURT.

Hon. David Lee, Chief Judge, Jerusalem Mills
Hon. VIM. Wiles, Associate Judge, Darlington
Hon. William Amos, I" q Pawn Grove
Benedict II. Hanson, Register Of Wills, Bel Air