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, 1863-12-08

d. 1t is not true that our Government has
levied troops from my country hut its OWL
It has not and never had q recruiting officer
outside Of the limits OF the Union.
In regard to trolling back this mighty
host" we confess that we don't sec it, at
least in Kentucky, Missouri, Tennessee,
Arknnsas, Mississippi, Louisiana, the Indi-
an Territory, New Mexico, A1izonia, West
c1n Virginia, Maryland, Deleware, and con-
siderable portions Of Eastern Virginia,
Eastern North Carolina, Eastern South Car
olina, Florida, and Western Texas II the
*tmigl1ty hosts" have been "rolled back"
It must hayc been quite lately, as we have
not yet got the news.
:. But Toombs tells the simple truth when
be says that no rebel cycr dreamed that the
Government would put forth such power as
it has done. We we'll remember when
Toombs was in the Senate, plotting the In
su1rcction, that his farorite taunt was the
ease with which the fire-eaters could thrash
the, @eowardly Yankees" He loved to
dwell on the imbeci1ity Of the Federal Gov
eminent, and tile want Of courage Of the
,No1therners Us compared with the bravery
of Southerne1s. He seemed to think TINT
: the shareholders Of Georgia could, alone,
whip the largest force the despised Yankees
could bring against them. Alr. Tooinbs
md his confcdcrctcs have been effectually
cured Of this egotism and insolence, but
they l,ave few more useful lessons to learn
before they are done with the " Yankees" !"
after which they will estimate them more
nearly ut their true value. They will fur;
thcrmorc lcarn that, the Creator did not
give the slnve-mongers monopoly Of that
magnificent land" but TINT all Of Uncle
Sans loyal sons have equal rights on it.
, 1863-12-08

The market rules STEADY for both domestic md
foregn. despite ths auctuations IN gold. and manu
moderate e1tent. Inferior and bury descriptions
nove sluwy; Jana st irregular prices, selling, ii some
Tbe1os eood demand for farc,lre kinda 81 coirso
fshfes ano the rsy Of this cesszptoa i reducel 10
very low figure The Gales p dqmsS"
uc ii 7E@sc or feece. 7r@ssc for super aud ex-
tTa nlled 10 bales Cape. 4c@5c: 100 do Co coya,
{s633c. so 90 Mediterranean, sc; srail parcel
EmyIna, 80; 10 coarse South American, I'll
do Ee4ttz1, on TrtTate terms.
, 1863-12-08

lka that Of New York, Indicates marked decrease
ia The Imports and exports under the American aag.
fing fhe past there isa remarkable Increase
the coastwise business IheTEzyeller says that TIE
year ere ia propeEion to the arrivals, and n many
branches q our foIeEa ana domestic trade this has
commerce another Season VIII be prosecnted with
he trnde to San Francisco, South America, West L.
Gnd all ports In the East Indies.
It was the refusal OF this country to allow English
shirownefs tho Same privileges on the Coastng
and others Of that ilk. to become the champions Of
JcI, Davis In the British Parliament.
, 1863-12-08

day, ne now quote !: ss.tne6s74 as the eatire
doubt hare been conapellsd 10 submit 50 sstl fur
thar reducsion but for shippers couing Into the
we'll as light cssessses Tho number hroaght in By
wagons during the week - between $50 and 1000,
fore not disposed 10 operate except st moderate
1cprt5.
, 1863-12-08

the fact OF New Corn not being graded. VIC have de-
terined receive 1t In store the following terms
only, ITO wits" First storage to run ten d3ys, and
every ten dsys thereafter onehaH cent per bushel,
extra, will be charged and In will It hA7e tho
privilege Of winter rates.
A1xouR, Dole & TO.
Chtcaro. Dec L. 1S6Sx
, 1863-12-08

HnsineEs yesterday vas actiye in the Oil trade.
t1ons will be found rccosded oelow:
was large, viz: 100 brls, including packages alc
21 b!ls 90 e1Hc 400 br1s do 21lc; leo9 bTls axe.
Re1ned-F1rm; sales Is brls tree at i5c; 500 brIs
bonded Mt &c, and IS bTls free. straw COLOR at &c
The market closed firm.
, 1863-12-08

The few parcels coming forward arc readily taken
by the dealers. and the market Is again nearly bare
notice I7s brls St. Martin at Sc. cash $500 hu Turks
Islands were sold before arrival. and t9S13 DO and
3. .i1u sks IiYerrool, imported BY dealer.
, 1863-12-08

DR. fas sent m to Prof Dorcmus nj Ncv
vo,i. m n~n1teia af his comnna;tsnn LIN LIN
ths vsh 1cnnset WI KIT be u nroon@ e vi" tso
dnratiar ~ f5e effecta fherenof Fnr a1f5aaet.
tn testh u ho1sera e H. ,nhsfanca !, no.t1v
asntod The nnctnr vestsTia1 apTfranic1 p9141
ag4 oqe hundred sd ffty or various aeraons
ba1irg adye1t3sed to do 30 graf,s md PWithont
naip The n oneration mas 5erformed ft "i,n IN The
prea.rce p of nhysicfans. memhers ~ the
presence u ra sost af H. nnnrotns y. 40
fae a. @ @eor,nos;tinn IL obnnt ss60 E;oht
taGs+ tas sn1 apE4-acte3 frnm tbs go ;nn-a ~ ~
, 1863-12-08

"A feature Of the Boston Sanitary Falr
viii be daily newspaper, which Is to be
made brilliant, both In prose aad verse, BY
the best talent Of the city.
, 1863-12-08

Dressed Hogs ut 11oufreal-Decs 4.
lot Of %, averaging 200 lbs, reported sold at
, 1863-12-08
E0HKDIEREIAL.

MONDAY EVENING", Dec. Z, 1s69.
The following table shows the receipts during the
Inst forty-ejght hours:
, 1863-12-08

Dressed uoE+The weather Is more favorable, but
receipts continue very light; GALES Of II carcasses
all weights at 62H; Sat $3.50 2oo al weights
at SkxXIf5Q.
, 1863-12-08

UcfT0it Efdfd mtfKeI-UeEs ..
F1our-The saes oday comprise 100 brls high extra
1T s623, and 100 brls superior at 81. Wheat-Very
duh and lnacti7e1 No white sold at 81 with
other holders asking $1.42. Carn-Sone on market,
Opta-Unchangcd; held at 68Cp10c.
, 1863-12-08

Baltimore Seed Market-Dccs j.
Cloyetseed IN more cemand and firm at 81 2s@7 50.
PAIct Ttn thy Comprised 90 hushes prima quality
at 319i. Fla1teod NOV. slowly at "a 2as3o1 q bu.
, 1863-12-08

PHILADELPHIA Seed Murkcr-Dec. 4.
In seeds there is very little doing: 100 bu clover
sold at S70c97 SIX = hu. Timothy ts worth $3.50,
and fa1sccd +3.15 bu.
, 1863-12-08


rrst hands the stock II Liverpool and bulk Is ycrY
moderate, and tho trade IRE only moderately sup.
Il 4 D5a2l0 ordInnly brands OF anc at $1.0n9x66
escE ard Turks Island At ac p bu.
, 1863-12-08

ST. Louis Salt Mnfket-Dec. s.
Sales Of Ohio river at ss-s5, and New YORK at $50
h44
, 1863-12-08
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE

Retreat OF Gen. NIcndo-Tha President
hna tho Small P01-TlaG. Goddess OF
L1berty--Post O1Hce Money ORDERS.
New and 1nnocuOus Substitute For
Chloroform and Ethek-Nexv Patents
Issued.
, 1863-12-08

stewast sold Downing Co. 10 ny oo at sz.s5; 81 ~

Thnmpgou sold O'Shen 10 nv Ills ut s3co!
Hnptlcy sold Watworth Is Az ,120 1T fS25
Noe toh9e6n sold EeEEass g y ], 1,1ia II $ass.
ConoYer sold Seldouridge II ~ l0s0 at SsN
Hussey sold Seymour Il av l181 At S3.4l.
Bnnc sold RoEenthal 20 nv a1S at x2.iS.
Sanders sold Seldonlridge 50 Az tlE $3.A
Shannon sold Scldomridge - nv LOO al $aTu.
1y9rs sold Seldonridge II AZ LII 1t $3.50.
Kosenthal sold Bush rs ~ e1s a e IS.
Krrr sold Wiley Il Nv e83 1T $2.15.
WILEY sold Hyman Il ay 1lo4 at $500.
Hymau sold seymo95 1s az H ~ Il Il $3.50.
Kerr sold Wiley 28 sy 1913 ut s355.
Adams sold Ssymouf = y ~ ~ s 1872 a. h saI2h.
Sxtnefnrd aold Morris 4 Co. 46 AZ 1.153 at 84o0.
Mcrris d Co. solu Hough = Co St aY Qls At {1.20:
IS ~ 1B0 at 800; II Nv oil at $100.
WaiI9ll sold Fawsctt q nv ! tc16 st $3.73.
Morris Co. sold FaTsett isaT Saf At $375; Il az
11GG At $3.223.
Wilson eoid Fawsett 81 av L1t2 ut s.760 4 head,
hc{3irntg sold Hancock = nv ,1B5 Mt $2.H,
NfiIie sold Uynan II ny Us ut $2-c3.
, 1863-12-08
Detroit Hog Maxkek-uec. 5.

well Malntained mill yesterday, When. owing TO tho
unusually Mild weather. tho market iWa4 Ber4ously
, 1863-12-08

sAIcs f6.day " l7fttn pBfE Edfe1 y u! Id Ufe5n
at EHc: 10B Green country, light Of salt, at9c-
IEATUER-MaTketg generally active, more SO
firm We uuQtSs "'
, 1863-12-08

VArFARA1so- IHD., Dec 4, 1868.
EDITORS TK1BUEE:
There Is great excitement here The late
news from the Army Of the Potomac carries
fear TO every heart, and draws expressions of
danger md alarm from every tongue. There
passes hu11iedly from street to street, and at
every corner is heard the excited and anxious
inqui1y-L- -IIdsa;ngtou sdte2
Give gs the very lateet news from that city,
with the best opinions Of the safety Of orr
Nations Capitnl, and oblige
Yours truly,
u. s. NORTH.
We are too deeply absorbed In contemplate
ing the danger to be aI1e to give an ''opin-
Ion" We don't see how Meade's 80, 600 men
will be able to protect It assainst Lees blood
thirsty and hungry e5, 600 gray backs. Ed.
, 1863-12-08

ton.
COFFE8-afavtetve very aetiro aai 1Em with an
upWArd tendtAcy. AdviccsffU New York show
considerable amount OF excltement and speculation
with q further advance OF &c On Rlo~ na1uote:
eanlcB- x&
JAW. E8G e
He!ot IA1H to koo.
SQOQ
CHEESEIn moderate demand sud nrm It for.
mer quotations. NE qaote:
ulinois and Wisconsin. a813
Market easy st $l0t3te3 Il brl.
.EGGS-Good demand and vsry small supply.
FISH-LAKs Hsn-AaEkes quier. and receipts
nominal. Prices fair and unchanged. 4AcKEaEL in
n pEeyfoas qaotaalons: con F1sa-Rece.pks vesy
Dried are IN faF demand and steady r1eEiod IN
large supply nnd easy at former quotations. We
quote:
, 1863-12-08

= rSKN~
III ll1 r Hogs a. s9", 9.oo Ina On fana
4S'Ti ~ Ti sx m s.n a.a ssa s,v,d,no IN I'm and
NJ q Goss w ee"' NJ" tAao ~a@ W. ~"
~ F ,+ A. N ssn .,d sro-d,vtdfnp IN IN and
x1 NJ. oS ~ *''s"' '' Aau W. ~"
asa ~ ~ aoss AZ s'o ''' sno 0"-oasa'n3 Sa =" aao
1ssIIops Mt Il no. 81 md g51-dtyldiue on 80 and
ofJ1 MA -
50 TF0pR Mt s. CO. 80 md 6.51-d174dful' On 80 and
of1 Nc .-
81 TInr9 at Is To- 50 and 49Q-dtTddtuE on 80 ind
~ = Hnps at II tno kn and ,6 9t-dlydine on 10 and
acfI lbe. = =. -
81 Hogs at 83oo. $50 and 9D-dtylding on $50 and
M NJ >f''"'"
10 Eoss at $500, $50 and dividing ion 1so nnd
10 Ms.
200 nR.
i Hogs at $50, SO and a2s-dlvidins on 1so
'Fa e Toss r. at $50 md aasalytdins on 80 and
100 ne. ,,.,,,..,
,cS 20 Hogs at ssoo' aao anu on 1o nna
aS se = hessns $500. ESQ and sa'vta'Hz on ls''
a9 r.; @, xo < m = n AMI as-atvidfne On 100.
W. Aogs a. s'o, a'oe' -" AA1 It' ~ N9''
1S0 nnd A9 !ns; NV ,,,st,ror enn ma
g Hgs ae an4 ~ =
at EGG ana ~ !. >. '...'.''''-.111 11 -
q " a. An3 80 - t. '"''':*s'..'sS1SS 90 y
At oW RMn n3'3 * ;5J ~ 1s9 .va
uo AoKs u s3-'"s 4"V "sA eV tA1'@A 49, --- ~-A-'
, 1863-12-08

FKUiTS-AF1LEs are in good supply, and actiyu
at former quotations. There Ia At preseat . large
ing offered at rery low figures. GaAP5s dull and
GENTS nominal CKANbEnHrXstn small demand, and
nafFet fTm and unchanged: LEXoss In nf supply,
and quiet: C11gHxE1s r. limited demand. ana III.
most oyerstocked, from the large rsceptefof the past
fortnight; there % ir demand, but prices are less
dnf1- We quote: -'---
, 1863-12-08

Our batteries were al in position along tho
entire crest the day before, and nothing re-
maincd to bo done bnt to put the infantry
INTO line This was accomplished by seven
front wero In readiness and waiting with
almost breathleas anxiety for the commence
mcnt of the engagement Wards brigade,
Of Brney's division, with the Berdan Sharp
shooters, were dcp1oyed along the front Of
the Sd corPs' position rs skirmisheIs, and
mediate bank of the run TINT separated the
two armies. Gen. NcWton's skizmishers
were also ready for work and his corps dis
posed for action as emergencies should re-
quirc. =
TIE ATTACK BEGINS. :.
At eight O'Clock precisely the attack open
ed on The right The booming Of cannon In
along the line until every gun down to the
left Of General French's position was vomit-
I ing forth its deadly peals. When the grand
atfack commenced the enemy were plainly
visible on the opposite elevations, working
like beavers, perfccting, extending and
silea threwn from two hundred cannon,
shricking over their heads, bursting In their
midst, p1oughing up the ground about them,
tcarinE down the breastworks they were
throwing up, killing or wounding their com.
rides, aud stampednig their horses, worked
EcueI1l demor1lEoQ0n IN Lnelr T1nks-
Many Of them cou1d be seen flying to the
woods In the rear Of their position, while those
TINT remained, crouched close to the ground
behind their works and remained hidden from
view, while the tornado Of death passed over.
While watching the effect Of this terrible and
mcrciless cannonading, Iwas suddenly great
ly aroused By the stainpediug Of the rebel
ekirmish lines, which had occupied a posi-.
ton Immediately opposite ours, on the west
bank Of tho stream. !: The cause was soon
apparent, as cur skirmishers, In double line,
emerged from the thicket in the bottom, and
steadily and in perfect line moyed up the op-
posite slope in pursuit Of the flying rebels.
Gen. French, who occupied conspicuous
position, from which he could overlook the
entire field, ut once directed his batteries to
turn their guns in other directions; so as to
avoid our own men. This Was done, and
with the intrepid Ward ut their head, the
administers preased forward, and were soon
in updisputed possession of the enemy's first
line Of rife pits- !:
IN the advance Of our skirmishers, Lieut.
ri n Trcup,. Of the First Berdan Sharp
shooters, % 1clf, pierced through the head with
a hail from tic enemy's muskets. His brave
men bore him bleeding from tho field HI
expired soon afterWatds- -
FROZEN RKBELs.
General Newton also advanced the skir'
, 1863-12-08
PORT OF CHICAGO.

M a RINE LIST.
, 1863-12-08
rADIFs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ia

AIDES ATTENTION.-Now is
vour chance. -Four youn. soldiers OF the gallant
army Of the Cumberland. whe%so % 1ne soo9 s1pss,. ;r
OF tines for thei- Country Esh to hear nom ~ eual
numeer Of the alF and foyai da9Shts.77 7s e. W
tbunE N far hna nes oF sna 3s
or tSey msht ct thsnsely terribly cGnsulted -
Weeans aso n 70 1sarded - strictly conaaeutlat.
enssnertfy Win real nnnne With without,
hnsns - n1Tr TUEPix ,GEoEaE HAsHtSo oToS, FRANK
fas1gta fMTs. W. Wr1IrL:g.o GO, e :!ta o1io Volnn.
tseE Camberland Cha;anooga Tcnn.
tptpss Atrr rt1I name II return de5sS6- 1u3
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-09-25
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the
name of Bftters, put up in quart bottles, COM
pounded of the cheapest whisky or common rum,
costing from 20 to 40 cents per gallon, the taste
disguised by anise or coriander seed.
This class of Bitters has caused and will con-
tinue to cause, as long as they can be sold, hun
dreds to die the death of the drunkard By
their use the system is kept continually under
the influence Of Alcoholic Stimulants of the worst
kind, the desire for liquor is created and kept up
and the result is all the horrors attendant upon
drunkard' S life and death. .-- --,.
| For those who desire and aciU hare a Liquor
Btters, we publish the following receipt: Get
One Bottle Hoctand's German Biaers and mix
with three quarts Of good Brandy or WHISKY and
the result will be preparation that will far ex-
Gel in medicinal virtues and true excellence any
Of the numerous Liquor Bitters in the market,
, and will cost much less. You will have all the
virtues of Hollands Bitters in connection with
good article of Liquor, at much less price
than these inferior preparations will cost you.
H0OFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS .
VIII give you a Good Appeite -
WI give you Strong Healthy Nerues,
WiA enable you to Sleep Well,
! - Wal giUe you brisk and energetic Feelings,
Aad soiH positively precsnt Ysll0so Fever,
| -s.t a Bilious Fever, &c.
Those suffering from broken down and delica te
constitutions, from whatever cause, either in
male or female, will find in 4..
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BlTTERS,
A remedy that will restore them to their usual
health. Such has been the case in thousands of
instances, and fair trial is but required to
prove the assertion. ..
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-09-25
THE TERMS OF SALE,
sseelp,t11
Examiners Notice.

THE undersigned Examiners, having
i been appointed by the County Com
missioners for the purpose, win meet on
the ground on TUESDAY, the 18th: day
of October, 1863, al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, %
ascertain and determine whether. the pub
lie convenience requires that apublic road
should be opened, commencing on the
Broad Creek road, on the east side Of
Cunningham's branch, and passing through
the lands of the Heirs Of the late George
McCausland and others, 10 intersect the
Bald Friar road on the road leading from
Bald Friar road past r. B., McCoy,s, to
Browns Mill, near the east end thereof.
ISAAC SCARBOROUGH,
In JAMES SILVER, EsI1
JAS. C. WORTHINGTON.
sepll t5.ff
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-09-25
E,- PREPARED BIZ &s-& t..-
DR.. G. M. jackson, Philadelphia,

. Prepared By E@ t.-
DR.. G. nj. jackson, Philadelphia,
Will effectualy and most certainly cure all dis.
eases arising from a DISORDERED LIVER,
STOMACH or KIDNEYS.
= t,H00FLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
Will cure every case of Chronic or Nervous De-
bility, Disease Of the Kidneys, and Diseases ars-
ing from-a disordered stomach. Observe the fol-
lowing symptoms resulting from disorders of the
digestive organs
Constipation, Inward Piles, sFulness or Blood
to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fulness or Weight
in the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or
Fluttering at the Pit OF the Stomach, Swimming
of the Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing,
Fluttering at the Heart, Choking and Sufioca-
ting Sensations when in lying posture, Dim
ness Of Vision, Dots or Webs before tine Sight,
Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of
Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c., Sud-
den Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Con-
slant Imaginings of Evil, and great Depression
of Spirits.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-09-25
., REMEMBER,
That these Bitters are
NOT al C0,H o Ii G.,
And not intended .as a BEvERAGE.

Tie Proprietors have thousands Of Letters from
the most eminent Oergymen, Lawyers, Physi-
clans and Citizens testifying Of their own pcrso-
nal knowledge to the beneficial effects and medi-
cal virtues of these Bitters. a,r.
Diseases Of KIdaeys and Bladder, in young or
aged male or female, are speedily removed, and
the patient restored to health.
.-rni:H 'rJg -p H.g p
DELICATE CHILDREN, .-
Those suffering from. Mausmss, wsssalings away
with scarcely any flesh on their bones, are cured
in a very short time : one bottlegin such cases.
will have q most surprising erect r"
Parents having suffering children as aboye
and wishing TO raise them, will never regret the
day they commenced with these Biiters.
Literary men, Students and those working
hard with their brains, should always keep q
bottle of Hooaand's Bit,ers near them, as they
will find much benefit from its use, to both mind
and body, invigorating and not depressing.
IT is NOT A LIQUOR srLMULANT,
80. AND LEAVES NO pRosrRAgIoN. t
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-09-25

1NIcHOLAs N. BosD - fE sEs
M.sarp n i, MoaR,sos In the Circnit Com.
Adm;n;strator of Iosb,o for Hartford County,
B. Morris, deceased, !" equhV (
~ and others.
DY VIRTUE Of an order passed in the
I'D above cause, the Creditors of Joshua
B. Morris, late Of Hartford county, deceas-
ed, are hereby notified TO file their claims,
duly proven, with the vouchers thereof, in
the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Hartford county. on or before the first
day of October. 1864 ~.
.a ARCHER H. JARRETT, ~
i-Hta g dtsfi 2 Trustee. d
Bel Air, September 9th, 1863. p ''2J IT,,
seplS-3t IT, :
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-09-25

SHOP,

Both Of which have been carried on for
the last six, years with success.
This land u.s. situated on the road lead
ing from Forest Hill 10 Peach Bottom, and
about one mile from Clark's Bridge,
is most excellent stand for a store (there
being no store m that yicinity,) or other
public business. Il, 1t is near churches,
schools and mills, and will be sold on ac-
commodating terms. eaa
Persons wishing to view the premises,
can do SO Ay calling on the subscriber.
fe13 a3 ue- WIN. SAUNDERS.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-09-25

.. ra:t,t 1.,.T' q 80 y .EI---1E = y ! y s'..'
BUILDINGS,
Erected in the upper part of said town,
near BlackwelPs Wharf, for Sash Fac
tory. m u Ia -.rt
e.s ..I sG, ALSO, i... .pE
l Engine and Tending Machine, l Boiler,
] Smoke Stack, and all the apparatus be-
longing 10 said engine 'sss.:
This property is in good condition and
well located, and is well worthy the atten-
tion Of persons desiring to enter into this
kind Of business. .a..,.a.'a 81 !.
~. THE TERMS OF SALE, 2. :,
AS prescribed by the decree are-that one
third of the purchase money be paid in
Cash OH the day of sale. or on the ratifca-
ton thereof, one-third in six months and
the residuein twelve months from the day
of sale, the credit payments to bear inter-
est from the day Of sale, and to be secured
by notes or bonds of the purchaser, with
surety to be approved by the Trustee.
ei' ~ A. w. BATEMAN, u 4.
sept1l ..4 e. ! Trustee. .
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-09-25
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
OF THE
University Of Maryland.

oh'oiolVy vi Ill al iohu' len
VT,HE FlFTY-sIxTH SESSION Of the
i SCHOOL OF MEDICINE in the
University of Maryland, will commence
on MONDAY, the 18th of October, 1863,
and end on the 1st of March, 1864. ss,i
A full course of Lectures will be given
on all the branches as follows: ,.el
On Surgery-By Prof. N. R. SMlTH. ,. !.
On Chemistry and Pharmacy--By Prof. WM.
E. A. AIKEN r 5'ia" .t .1e6I =" &%.Hj o." m
On Principles and Practice of Medicine, and
Clinical Medicine-By Prof. CHEW. eGi sgl
On Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and
Children--By Prof. MHrENBERGER. svr +. -
On Anatomy and Physiology Professor
SMITH. .... .,...r ...,.. - ,..'..,..-,,. s
On Institutes Of Medicine, Materia NIedica, aud
Therapeutcs-By Prof. McSHERRY.
Practical Anatomy will be taught by JAMES
II. Butler, NJ. D., Demonstration. :. $3.50. I. :.
During the continuance of the war; Military
Surgery and Military Hygsiae will be introduced
AS regular part of the course. rs =,
Matricnlates ofthis school have access
at all times to the wards of the Baltimore
In6rmary, where they can witness the per-
formance of all the principal operations in
Surgery, and can observe the numerous
forms of diseases under treatment. The
lnfrmary is spacious hospital attached
to the Medical School, and it. 10 open. to
the Students daily throdg ghout the entire
year, without any additional charge.
The fees for the full Course of Lectures
are, 500; for Matriculation, SIS, aud for
Practical Anatomy, $40. a 7. e 7a. i { y, gs
GEO. w. W.MIITENBERaER, M. D.,
sep18 Dean of the Faculty.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-09-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. !.
T'HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Nd, Letters Of admin
istration on the personal estate of
" 81 ELIZABETH LYNCH, SsEsg,E
latrof fIarOrd County, decd. All persons hav!E
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
fed to exhibit the'same, with the legal vouchers
thereof, onor before the = Y 1tSI0@d
~ day Of September, 1854, tq {tl I
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from !
all benefit Of said estate.
AlLpersons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this 7th day of
1868. q
sepl1 - Administrator.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-09-25
In the matter of the
Trust Estate of Ho-
RACE WALDO.
In Chancery.

In the matter of the) .-..
Trust Estate of Ho- In Chancery.
RACE WALDO. ..
ORDERED, this 10th day of August,
" 1868, that the report of Francis w.
Waldo, Trustee in the above entitled case,
and the sales therein reported, be rati-
fed and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary be shown on or before the 10th
day Of October next; f; provided copy of
this order be published in some Newspa-
per printed in Hartford County, once in
each of four successive weeks before the
10th day Of September next. FIEtrEs
And it is further ordered, that the said
Trustee, by publication Of this order as
aforesaid, give notice to the creditors of
Horace Waldo to file theirclaims with the
clerk of this court,with the vouchers there
of, duly authenticated on or before the
said 10th day of October, 1863.
~. =- JOHN H. PRICE.
True Copy, Test, ~
WIN. GALLOWAY, Clerk.
To- auZS, f. oil