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1MEBfE3T5.
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ND ALTIMORE LOOK IiHOgPyTAT.
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r,rr OILY pIAar ,v,.Sn +, ~, : :. !. ~. ~
DpiIyaus.s wnss 0oaE an BE oBTAInEp
SslhS sPsadZ Aad onlys EneetuM Remedy tRlths
isLlld w ~. XsAhna,h q tho Back of stio
~ ~ - ne md In.
Y, Nsryousne.., Dy.pep.ia, LAnsour, low spiiits
idtv. romSin naA' q the Heart Tin
I psssss g sss sss KIM y, Ssss
Youthshoss ssenrT s ,S ne Isb4tl o.
fatal TO their victims than the iona "a sres y
NE mariners OF ulysses, blshtins their most bril-.
as.,imPoS,iblo. .N'''''Ds MARRIAGE
YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have beeome the viotim, nj ao,,.
eery Wee, that dreadful and destructive fsbI,
wnish annu.liy sweep. 70 an untimely grave thou.
san s 81 nonnf Men Of the most eSaited talent,
wso PES'
sig2nsnee ~ eoto ecstasy the living Tyre may
VAL WIN iuii commences.
Married Per,op,. ar yonns a., ....
marriage, being aware OF phvseal SSa.S yuma
ganie Debility deformitiea AZ snead Miinnes,' or
He who places himself under the care Of m 1.
may relgiou.ly oonhde in his honor a. Eentleman'
anu oonnueh',y rely upon ma sklll a. physician,
i% 1S;. n Cured and Full ylgor Restored.
paid By the victims Oh impropeT ind,H snaiy
not being swaro Of the dreadful oon,eoDsn tren
may ensue. Now, who that understsHdso .L hht
jeof will pretend 10 denv that tha nos he SUB
alton l. lost sooner by fboss fai,p 81 proore
hAbits than IJy the pr,identI pass mo improper
prysd the q healthy ospiS. being Dc,
mind arise, Inc sy,tsm hssnra.. 9otn bedy and
Physioal aud Mental functions Wo.Ssn sSsed The
IA, Palpitstion 81 ~ Hos,. Tnn,ityi Dynpep-
tutionaI Debiiifv VAIN btthn s.uen, Conlti-
Consumption, 10, O''n' ffsme' coughs
| oFFIcF NJ = aor,ru rprn,,r,.,.
Ian bsnd 40 ro,nr -. n.,.,I STREET,
| door, from ths eornsr F,I ~ % street. few
aud number. Nv '" ooserVe name
Letter, must DO paid and contain stamp. Tn.
1870. DR., JOHNSTON,
gsdu,ts rom one Of he most eminent coIIc cnson,
ne United states, and the greater part al ,gho..
We b., been ,I.ntia The ho.pt.i 81 London Pr
~, rnnaoelphi. and elsewhere, has effected lome
o. Sn sne mon s.s,onhi,hing cures that were ever
ear, when sseep' Trest IN the head and
at sudden sounds bashfuiness with hnad
Ing, attended sometimes with a derSnrasv ~
mind were % cured Immediately Immediately.
,,, =, . nouos
VI, Aadressos All those who have injured than.
selyes ~ improper indulgenee and solitary hAbits
s,tbSp snsns'. I1 AnH m,nd uniting them for
THESE are some OF the sad and meisnehoiv ss.o,,
produced ~ early habits Of youth, viz WeAkness
o. the Back and Limbs, Pains in the Head, DimneSS
ment Of the Digestive Functions, General DENNIS
syMT Es2aif 81 Ce1nSs s N ton
Inauin 70 pc areaded-Loss Of Memory, Confision 3,
ikdeaa, DePrsssos q spiEits Eyn Fore6odinss,
ST' ;Ss o. ps5;OHS, q n sgc. now uds.
their visor, becoming weak, pale, neryaus and
emAeiAte1l having singular appearance about ths
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
pain, with Innoxious VApor, by DR. s. B.
sTGEsM oND, No. 2eo PennsylvAnia avenue,
inventors and sole manufacturer Of AnAesthetic
Innoxious Vapor, mot Laughing .GAs,) nor Chic
reform, Ether, but strictly AnAesthetc Agent en-
tirey free from exhilerating effects and perfectly
ssa1US. aHS HSss iSiSR 70 si. us,P
deob-dt
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u,HE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED

i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE SAID DISTRICT.
TO all ichom u nay concern, GREETING:
Notice is hereby given, that, on the 26th day OF
November, 1863, the United States steamer James
Adger captured, as lawful prize, the schooner
Ella, tackle, &C, and cargo, and brought the same
into this District for adjudication, and the same
are libeled and prosecuted in this Court in the
name OF the United States, for condemnation as
such lawful prize, and have been arrested by the
Marshal as suehj and that said cause will stand
for trial at the city Hail. In the city OF Washing
ton, on the first Monday OF February next, when
ana where all persons are warned To appear to
show cause why condemnation should not DO de-
creed, and to intervene for their interests, JAnu
AIRY II, 1854. II. J. MEtGS
jAl2-2awtd Clerk
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GREAT FAIR

THE GREAT FAIR
To be held under the auspices Of the
LADIES' SOLDIERS REFIEF ASSOCIATION,
LARGE HALL OF THE PATENT OFFICE
BUILDING,
for the
BENEFIT OF THE CHRISTIAN COMMISSION
and the
FAMILIES OF THE SOLDIERS FROM THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA,
and from other places, II serving in the District
Regiments.
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At q very large meeting Of the Association. al
the house Of Mayor wALLAcH, on Wednesday,
January q, 1884, changes were mace in the commit.
tees and the collectors, q new Committee on Deco
rations was appointed, and also persons from the
several Loyal States 10 solicit subscriptions, con.
tributions Of articles, Se II was ordered that the
President cause the list, corrected, TO be pub.
llshed in all the city papers, daily, until the LIST Of
February.
Prssideni.
Major .. B. FRENCH.
Vice Pretideni.
HENRY D. COOK, ESQ.
Secretary.
sELAH sQUIKES, Esq.
Treasurer.
Mrs. L. L. CHITTENDEN.
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To be certified by the United States District At.
torney, Collector of Customs, any other officer
under the United States Government, or response
BILE person known to this ofiee.
d. H. RUCKER,
de9-f Brig Gen, and QuAFtermAster.
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EDWARD LYCETT.
~ BoOKBINDER,
No. Til PENN. AVE, WAsHIN0ToE, u. c.
Books bound 10 every atYls-TuFksy M0roooo
Russia and Calf
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A LEXANDRIA HOTEL AND RES
N TAURANT.-MeAls and Rsfreshments fur
nished in superior style, the New York plan, at
J. MoCARTHYis RESTAURANT, l40 King street,
(oppoSIte Provost MarshAla ONCE Alexandria, Va
Strangers and citizens should not fail TO call
de9l-lm
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR FORAGE.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
WAsHINoToH DEPOT, December 9, 1881. !

CHIET QuARTERMAsTER's oFFIcE,l
| WAsHrSOToE DEPOT, December 8, IssS.
sealed proposals are invited by the nnderllfned
Sr 1, '9 w,.bnsts S ait%ops ms
Alexandria, and Fort Monroe Va, OF either Of
hese piaeetssl Witn hay Sorn, oats, anu STRAW 49,
MaS WI He Leeei,sa W the oelnyeiy OF evoo
mo p,S SPW We rl., =, ,u.t.A =,
meoe.s must sIa.e ~ Whlsh o. me ADoVe-nsm ne
Ste" At WSieS sSey viii make SslIvsrs. sSsro sae
cred me tine wnen ,sia aelysris' shall be CON-
,,I me price must be written outin words on the
oids. ,.
Corn TO be put up in good stout sacks, Of aSou.
three bushels each. Inc ,acks 70 DC lurnisned
without extra charge 70 me government The
f1ic particular kind description Of oats, corn,
~ ~ ~ Proposeu W 'e ueNoiou must W.
An he sftieIe1 oifeTed under the bid. hsrein I'm.
yitod, will Be subject 70 rigid inspection By the
Tts,. IN ~ aed 80, -
the Iowe,t responsibie Sidder' a. The intercst of
.ne ne, nay REQUIRE, anu Payment WI Pc
mnae WIEN .ne Mn0ie ga contracted ior shA
~. s,dsss Hl ~ ~ MI,
Proposl win guaranty, hSned by two response
shs{ viii within ten days thereafter execute the
sureties n sum equal to the amount Of The con:
Win ne terms q this ,dyerti,emsnti and In case
they 70 make good he dSenSe between s ths o
ger, q me persons 70 Whom the contract may DO
aw Thss ,,,,,,,,, ., a.. ...,...
sPohhpiV OF me suMAntors must De
1noMn ~ tne onoiai ee,tlheate OF united stRtes
other otiicer under the United states Government
or irnS'PoIhIsiole person known 70 MI, ONCE
All pluuefb VIII pe duly notlneu Oh the acceptance
n addTGna n Aaah
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READ REV. W. D, LEES LETTER.

MeIsrs. Hosietter 4 Smith!
GENTLEMEN have used your Bitters during
the last six weeks and feel II due TO you and 10 me
public to expreSs my hearty approval OF their
effect upon me. never wrote a hpuffn for any
one, and abhoE everything that EAyors Of quack.
cry. But your Bittera are entirely removed from
the level OF the mere nostrInS OF the day, being
patent alike to all, and exactly what they pTofeSi
to be. They are not advertised to cure everything
but they are recommended TO assist nature In the
AlleviAtion and ultimate healing Of many OF the
most common inhrmities of the body and this they
will accomplish. l had been unwell for two
months, as 10 usual with me during the spring
wAA bilious, and suffering from Indigestion and 4
general disease OF the mucous membrane, and
though compelled to keep at work In the disoh ArEc
OF my professional duties, was very weak, Of 4
yellow complexion, no appetite, and much Of the
time confined TO my bed. Whom had been takinR
your RitterS week my Vigor returnedj the sAlioW
complexion was all gone, reliShed my food, and
now enjoy the duties OF the mental application
which so recently were so very irkGome and bur
denSome to me. When used your Bitterh JsA 4
change every day. These are facts. All Inference
must be made by each individual for himself
Yours, respectfully,
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thereby certify that, TO the best OF my knowl-
edge and belief, the AbOve-nAmed guArantoFI are
good and Sutrcient as suretieS for the amount for
which they offer to be security.
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FINANCIAL.
u I R 3 t
IT
NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.
Capital-s5OO,OOO

~ This BAEE, organized under the National
Banking Law Of the last Congress, IL opened this
day for the transaction OF business at the corner
Of Fifteenth and F streets, opposite Treasury Do
partmsnt. H. d. COOKE, President,
VIM. 5. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. se11-h
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DEPARTMENT OFAGRICULTURE

~ WARRINGTON, ID. C., Dee. 10, 1862
Io ne GToosrI and Manu- aeftuerS Of FIaE and Hemp
The Commissioners appointed by this Depart
ment, consisting Of Hon. ]. x. MoreheAd, OF Penn
syivAniai William M, Bailey, Of Rhode Island. and
John A. WArder, OF Ohio, to consider the following
appropriation made by the last Congress, Wis
For Investigations to test the Practicability Of
oultivAting and preparing FAX and hemp as sub
htitute for cotton, twenty thousand dollarsn hay.
ing met and, AFTER several days Investigation of
notice OF their Investigations might produce VAlu
able results, adjourned to meet again on WedneS-
day, the oath day February next, at IL o'clock,
Nj and request all persons interested In the dis.
trbution oil this appropriation, or anxious to de-
yelope the subject Tor the public good, to send TO
this DepArtT emit or before that day, samples Of
the Hemp and Flax In the different stages 81 pre-
parAtlon Of the fbres and fabrics prepared by
them, accompanied by statements OF the various
processes used and the cost OF production In each
cAle also description Of the kinds and cost OF ma
chlnery used, where made, Sol together with any
and all Information that may be useful to the
Commission.
This Information Is necessary before an intellI-
ISAAC NEWTON,
decl6-dtfe2t Commissioner.
NEW YORK
AND
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Pastor of Greene Avenue Presbyterian n church h
READ L. d. L. N. soUTHwoRTHS LETTER
PROSPECT COTTAGE, GEoRoErowN, D. c., !
April 9, 1851.

READ II. ID. II, N, SOUTHWORTHS LETTER.
PROSPECT COTTAGE, GEoR0ETowN, b. c.,
A., April 2, 1883.
GENTLEMEN II gives me pleasure to add my
testimonial to those Of others In favor OF your
excellent preparation. Several years Of Residence
on the banks Of Southern river, and Of close Ap-
plieAtion to literary work, had so thoroughly Ok.
hAuhted my nervous system and undermined my
health, that had become q martyr to diIpepIlA
and nervous headache, recurring at short inter
yAlg and defying all known remedies In the
MedioA. had come to the conclusion that nothing
but total change OF residence and pursuits would
restore my health, when a friend recommended
hostetter'' bitteR procured bottle As an ex.
me that had found at last the right Combination
OF remedies The relief 1t afforded me has been
complete. II 10 now some years since first tried
HoStetter's Bittern and II Ia but just TO say that
have found the preparation all that 1t claims TO
be. hiSA Standard Family Cordial with us, and
even as q ltimulAnt we like II better than any.
thing else but we use II In all nervous, bilious
and dyspete cases, nom fever down TO toothAone
II what have now said will lead any dyspeptio or
nervous invalid to AsuTo remedy, IshAll have done
IremAin, gentlemen, respectfully yours,
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Prepared BY HosTETTER Il SMITH,
.-,-.,,, Pittsburgh, Pa
New York once, No. 10 broIdwsv
auIa-eAOOd
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l remain, gentlemen, respectfully yours,
L. d. H. N. sO0THWSRTH.
READ JOHN W. BRoNAUGHs LETTER,
NAVY Dept, BUREAU OF YARDS AID DOCKS,

READ JOHN W. BRoNAUGHs LETTER,
NAVY DEPT, BUREAU OF YARDBAND DoCKsl
-, December 20, 1897.
MeIsrs. HOsidteT 4 Smith, PitSbHyh, Pa!
GENTLEMEN About four years since my Atten-
tion was called to your Celebrated Stomach nit.
tiers, being at the time perfect martyr TO dys.
pepgiai In all Of itb terrific forms. Indeed, had
not known for six years an uninterrupted niRhtia
sleep commenced the use Of your bitteFS, tAk-
Ing them according to your directions eXoept that
the dose was reduced to one-half and found myself
mueh very much, benefited by the irSt bottlei the
second relieved me entirely but have ever ainoe
taken dose In the morning immedlAt on rising.
finding II 70 act a. tenio and appetizer Of the
most Agreeable character There IL a peouiiArity
In the effect OF your BltteFB me which IL raw he
we'll to state; II from any cause shall be SuefiSS
ever so A9utely with the headache, a dose OF your
Btters relieves me In fifteen minutes. In con- lu-
sion, say with all sincerity and truth, | would
not be returned TO the state OF health in which
your bltterB found me- and from which they have
unqueati0nAbly relieved me, for all the money in
this world. am, with great respect,
Your obedlent servant,
JOHN W. BR0NAUGH, Chief Clerk
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~ y M II i HIM. ~ Il IlINalJ 7 IANN To
~ LOOK AT.-Anybody not aware that BARR
BRO. have the finest stock OF ready made Clothing
In this city, should at once go and take look AZ
The new style OF Business FrOck Is charming, and
all the fine styles OF Pants and Vests 10 curiosity
to look at. Parents can bring their boys and get
them lifted out entirely new, at very moderate
expense, as we keep large stock OF Boys Cloth.
Ing, We have also avery large stock Of Cent?
wholesale prices, BARR BRO,
dec22-lm Corner Il and seventh street,
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TNUTUN AND UEUHGETUWNI D, {,
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
sALV0R, AND JAS. 8. GREEN.
Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
URDAYs, at 10 a. M, from foot Of High street,
Georgetown, and Pier 10, foot Of Wall street, New
York.
For freight or passage apply to
MORGAN K RHlNEHART, Agents,
foot OF High street, Georgetown, or
JAMES HAND, Agent,
de23-6m lit Wall street, New York.
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sEMI-WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, WASH
INGToN AND GEORGETOWN, D. c.
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deoI7
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Dr. d. HEFLtSTS friyts1 HH9fPip'AIi' in the Fed
'r'l BlpeI, 'srFeS1f SsRsPth and y streets, Oppo!
d,sap fSits,4Rdr.s4s G osss. ss .ERgH. rs ana ~
AZ ".ir,s Yr,hhi l4sg, p'tf,.luu, ,aigsn -
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How to Treat Dwarf Pears.

have them fifteen years old in my gar
den, thrifty, hardy, productive, and bid
ding as fair to live the next fifty years, as
any standard tree upon my grounds
The complaint against these pets of the
garden, ] am fully persuaded, is lowing
more to neglect and Encouragement, than
to any inherent difficulty. Some varie-
ties will not flourish on the ounce stock
The fruit books will point them out. Do
not plant such. They will not be pro-
ductive on grass ground, or in hard, in
flexible soil. Do not plant them there.
They want deep, rich, mellow border, at
least eighteen inches in depth. If you
can not afford to prepare a border. do not
purchase dwarf pear trees. In addition to
being properly planted, they must have
care every season. Nowothey should be
shortened in, about two-thirls of the last
seasons growth. This keeps them stocky
and prepares them to sustain great bur-
den of fruit. They also want a barrow
full OF stable manure put around them
every fall. The ounce roots cannot go
far in search of food. They should have
all they can take up within six or eight
feet of the tree. With manure and good
management dwarf pears will be success.
'--.4merican .Agricullurist.
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AUCTIONEERING!

THE undersigned, thankful for past IA
l. vors, informs his friends and the pub
lie that he has renewed his Auctioneer's
License for the Cd Congressional District,
comprising The 9th, 9th, 9TH, 9th, 10th,
llth and 18th Election Districts of Bal
timore county and the whole of Hartford
county. He has also taken out License for
the 18th Congressional District of Penn
sylvania, comprising Y DIRK and other coun-
ties, and will attend promptly to the Auc-
pioneering of
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY!
Charges moderate, and the best of refer
ences given, if required.
All communications addressed to WILL
LIAM B. JARRETT, Jarrettsville, JOHN
S. DALLAM. Bel Air, or to the subscriber,
will receive prompt attention.
Persons desiring his services will please
give timely notice, so that proper arrange
ments may be made.
Address, S. r. GILBERT,
Black Horse P. O., Hartford CO., Md.
fe4
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Agrlfnltural."
Corn and Cob Meal

Prof Mott, of Columbus, Ohio, in a
prize essay takes ground in favor Of grind
ing corn in the ear, including, Of course,
the- cobs. "Advan,ages and economy"
he says, 'sare attained by fattening and
feeding stock with corn and cob meal to-
rgether, and also by grinding all sorts OF
grain. 'That the latter is true there can
ben the least doubt. The animal swal-
lows as much nutricious matter in BUSH
al Of unground corn as in the meal from
bushel, and a little more, for there must
Of course be some waste in grinding, il
we may Judge from the complexion OF the
miller's hat; but the question is, not how
much nulriment lie swallows, but how
much Of i, passes into blood and thence
into the animal tissues. The portions
that fail to do this, effect no good to the
animal, but rather injury, and in ungrornd
corn they are large. You might as well
expect to satisfy a hungry mans cravings
by putting bread and cheese in his pocket
instead of his stomach, as expect any good
to an animal from food that passes his Or
ganism nndigested
Grind corn for the pigs, or anything
else, by all means; and it would seem as
if there were some advantages in grinding
it with the cob. ... .-...
LIST. 1t saves the labor OF shelling.
I'd. II rather diminishes than increases
the waste.
Sd. So perfect are now the appliances
for grinding, that the extra cost Tor grind
ing the whole ear is inappreciable.
9TH. There is really considerable of
those phosphaIes and alkalies which are
the basis of all food, in the cob-the same
els in the kernel, only less in proportion
and since the slomachs of our domestic
animals are so constituted as to separate
the good and cast the bad away, why not
give them the benefit of wha, nutriment
there is in the cob, be it more or less -
there seems to be no objection, s..' :
9th, aud principally, The uneail.from
the cob helps t" dstend the stomach of
the animal, and thereby diminishes de-
mand fr hay, Qhe dearest animal food we
have) and renders the digestion perfect.
The subject is not very important, and
perhaps quite enough has been said. But
if the cobs from bushel of shelled corn
are worth one cent, as cattle food, ii
would amount, on the five hundred mil
lion bushels which may be fed to cattle
the coming year in this country, to the
pretty sum OF s500,000,OoO, equal to five
hundred estates of $4,000 each. + .
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THE DEsTRUcTloN OF BIRps! The
DESTRUCTION OF Fruit An exchange
says: ~.
a fruit grower in this State puts the
following questions TO the oldest people
in his neighborhood, and received in
variably about the same answers "Are
your apples as sound now as those you
raised thirty or forty years ago'" "Oh,
no! they're gnarly and wormy now-the
seasons amt as good as they used to be-"
':Are the birds as plentiful now as for
merly?" ooh, law, no! they used to
make noise enough to deafen you, when
Twas young" Do you raise as much
poultry" "Why, no, guess not; we gel.
more butchers meat now"
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Herbert's Horse Powders

THESE Powders are sure cure for
! Lung Fever, Worms, Distemper, Hide
Bound, Yellow Water Farcy, Gravel,
Mango, Surfeit, Founder, Heaves, SLAYER
ing, Coughs and Fever, Loss of Appetite
and Vital Energy; they cleanse the sys-
tenn, give a good appetite, purify the blood,
and produce glossy skin.
Price 30 cents per paper, or five papers
for 81.
Directions.-Give a teaspoonful twice
day, over mixed feed.
Prepared by A. G. HERBERT,
Perrymansville, Hartford Co. Md.
apl
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CHURCHVILLE HOTEL.
A[MCN
p. T.. AfsEaAgs !!sl!E .

THE SUBSCRIBER, having taken this well
L known establishment, long known as CHAM
MAS HorEL,'' is prepared to accommodate his
friends and the public.
THE ACCOMMODATION STAGE
Running between Churchville and Aberdeen
leaves the Hotel daily Except Sundays) at is
minutes before 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, returning,
leaves Aberdeen Immediately on the arrival OF
the train.
ES- On the last Saturday of each month, at
o'clock P. NJ, PUBLIC SALE will &C me off,
at which all kinds of Stock, Carriages, Wagons,
fel2-y PHILIP DESWAN, Proprietor.
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GROUP.

No child need die of Group if this Syrup is
properly used, and used in time. Mothers hav-
ing croupy children should watch the first show
of disease, and always keep this remedy at hand.
For coughs after measles this Syrup is most
excellent. Experience has proven that it is
equalled by no other preparation.
Price 40 cents per bottle, or three bottles for
$l.l0. .,.
Prepared by S. A. FoUTz & Bro, at their
Wholesale Drug and Medicine Depot, No. lie
Franklin street. Baltimore. and for sale by A. H.
GREENFIELD, Bel Air, Nd, and all Store
keepers throughout the United States.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-09-16

THE BRAHMA FowLs.-A farmer in
Massachusetts, who has had experience In
keeping poultry Of different breeds, and
upon somewhat extensive scale, has de-
cided in favor of the Brahmas. He says
"they surpass in laying qualities and for the
market, any breed of fowls he has ever
kept" This opinion corresponds with
that of many parties in this city and else
where, who have given them a fair trial.
Maine Farmer.