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St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
MABEL"


Say, shall tell you what my darling like
If 4 Il hble ?
Herr uaroe Is a III ,ocl-I call her May,
And sometimes Mabel.
She's like pr,ncess IN fairy tale
Or poem olden
With odd attractive eyes, and wavy hair
That's Lsarly golden.
Her hands are delicate, and small, and white
And very skItul
She's sometimes reosonable-some:ImeG KIND
But ot'ucr wlllful.
She plays lks ST. Cecilia, when she hkes,)
But she 8 caprcio GUS;
To hear her sing the "Jewel Song from Faust
Is most delicious!
Long fellow s "Trus her not, 'h@ S iool'ns 'hee
Re eninds me OF her !;
They say she gories IN that fatal pow'r
Which makes all love her.
What matters all they say am be~lch'u'
And cannot lose her
would she were more real but 'who begs
Must not be chooser.'
So she IS still my darling. All my hopes
Are cenlsrcd IN hei
A nd am waiting w,itug for the time
When may win her
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
ST. MARYS GAZETTE
Is PUBLISHED EVERY THrRsDtY EY
JAMES $ DOWNS

TtRMs or SrnscnirTIoS. 81 90 per ann'im.
TO h- p,d within SIX months No subscription
will be recei. I'd for shorter period thth siH
months, and 40 paper 10 he d!sc"ninued unfd
all aerearaces paid except At the "ptlon OF
he puhlIshct
tTrK>, OF ApNLE II&INc .--.1c - per square Tor
tllr first ir.3ertt6u aud 10 cts for every snhSe-
uucut insertion. t,l.nt IInrS or less constitute
q 4.,uare II the number q. Insertions he not
marked on the advertisement, wiil be pub
lli,cd un, forbid. ,nd charged accordingly. y
lhcr,h deduction made tu th"s" who odrertI@e
by the year.
Communications af /, rer-onsl character wll
hc cua Rod ~ the same rates rs rdvtrfI$1u%.
Otntuurtc4 over ten lines IN length will be tharg
ell at the i.ue of 30 cents Per square.
Allcnrifmunica'i"n for puhlc@iIon must be
ncconpanied with 4he read name Of the author.
Or noaft.ntlon ~Ill h- PAID Z" them. The real
naue Of iil. author wnl not h- pUhlrrhcd. unl"SS
dcsired, nut We cannot consent to insert COM
muuicationB unless W know the writer.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12

RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION AND
INTOLERANCE-

We copy the following frvn Scotch
paper Il CONES afsvpos 70 our own Peei-
ton JUS. now. suffering uudee tho lseista-
ton Of set Of fanssical hypoorisss saa
hu,nbugs-
The persecution By tbs Free Church os
Scotland Of the composites named Robert
son, employed on the Glasgow DaIg
Herald, and who worked on Sunday. CON
,inues 10 excite much interest. Il appears
that Robertson WAS a most exemplary man.
who went 10 church devoutly On Sunday
mornings. paid al tho requisite dues an
offerings. and seemingly conducted himself
A. decent, respectable, God-fearing citi-
zen snd churchmsn; but the mischief ef
the case was that he worked in the dsec
part Of the day at his business III the ofhss
of the H.a!d.
This came to the knowledge Of bis min
istcr. Robertson was called before aho
Kirk Session lie justified Sunday work
as y necessity; if people would have nswS-
papers on Monday those engaged OF news
papers must work on Sundays. The Kirk
Session decided that this excu.s would'n,
do; and Mr. Robertson was suspended
from his religious privileges. He appealed
TO the PrcsbyterC of Glasgow. and the Pref
bytery confirmed the judgment OF tho Kirk
Session Then the case was brought BE-
fore the Synod WAS on all four With thoso
Of the inferior assemblies.
MIR. Robertson then appealed 10 the
General Assembly of the Free Church.
and on Monday last the cause was hoard.
Robertson conducted his OWN case with
great ability He showed that every Mon,
day morning $4,000 daily Iai~n
we're sold in Glasgow. all of which were
produced by Sunday labor, and who. Mr.
Robertson askcd. buys these newspapers
Itewa. notorions that the most rigid advo
Gates of Sabbath observance, the very poo
pic again>t whose persecution he appealed
were diligent newspaper readers o. Mem
day as on The othc. days Of the week.
In Glasgow paper specially affected by
the Clergy there appear ed that very morn
ing y full report of \ sermon preached on
>hc previous day by Mr.. Spurgeon. in the
church of Dr. Candish, one Of the most
ultra -Sabba:arisns. The minister wh'
had excluded him from communion on &c
count Of Sunday labor had then actually
in bis congregation. in full communion.
other persons whom he knew to be reg,-
larly engaged in their ordinary work ~
Sundays, aud the minister himself had 10
tuully broken the Sabbath by hiring = Gag
riagc to take . Sunday excursion
Tho same ultrA-Sabbatarians did not
scrupc to make I;hcir servants cook their din :
ncrs and employ grooms and coAeLmsn
on Sundays; postmen delivered letters. gas
was manufactured, and bread WAS baked
for them. Still more, the most rigorous
observers of the Sunday had no objection
to receive dividends from railroads, gas
works, iron foundrics, and other sources
and yet sll these dividends were tainted
with lust the same vice as that which wa
imputed to new.papcrs.-&eseh PUO.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
4rclic Refrigerator.
Sandford's Patent Self entila-
ting and Purifying.

fE1IIE hest and mo>t conveniently con-
Il st,ucted article f'r cooling ard Pcrserv-
ing Meats, Milk. butter Fruit, Wines, &c ,
All the compartments are guaranteed dry
md coosoq ucnty free from mould, moisture
and impure udor, and will keep the vlands
placed in them in a better and harder condl-
ton than any other Refrigerator now before
the public.
The improvements recently added-hy
which great saving Of ice has been obtain
ed, more fri.d air produced aud durability
etircted-certalnly places taen far in advance
of anything ever offered for public patron
age.
The shrlve: Of the ARCTIC are open
work, TO allow the free circulation of the air
down about the sides of vessels or articles
upon the shelves, thus entirely surround
inc them with moving currents Of cold
lar.
They open with double doors upon the
front aud top with lock and KEY to each-be-
ng made gu; Of seasoned lumber in the very
best mann~ and handsomely sraincd-makes es
a desirable piece OF furniture for dining
room. and have water jar from which per
fectlv cold water can be had ut all times
without additional ice.
For sale only i'll this city by
CORTLAN & CO.,
Nos PIG and 2lS Batim, IRE Street,
Maulia.turers and owners ui Patent,
Chest and Upright REFRlGERATORS OF
other kinds.
WlT3P D)GE2I in rrrr ra;ety.
P.lTENT U.lTER PITCHERS.
piTEN1 ICE CREAM FREEZERS.
ICE PICKS nal MlLLETS, &c, &c.
MAJ II. lSGj-
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12

Tus DEAF MOTHER The following
curious anecdotc is related OF the Countess
of Orkney, who died i'll 1880, aged seven
ty-six. Her ladyshp was deaf aud dumb.
and married in 1913 by sign4. She lived
with her husband, Murrough, first Mar
,uis of Tomoud who was also her cousin.
at his seat, Rostellan, on the hsrbor OF
Cork. Shortly af,cr the birth Of her first
child, the nlrse, with considerable aston
ishmcut saw the mother cautiously ap-
proach the cradle in which the infant was
sleeping, evidently full Of some deep design.
Tue Countess having perfectly assured
herself that the child really slept. took out
a large stone, which she had concealed un-
der her shawl aud, to the horror Of tho
nurse, who ike all persons of the lower
order in her country indeed in most
cou9t1ics-was fully impressed with an
idea Of the peculiar cunning and malisni,y
of dummies" seized it with IN intent to
fling it down vcbemently. Before tho
nurse could interpose. thc Countess had
flung the stone-not however, as the scr
want had appreheudcd, at the child, but on
the Hoor where Of course it made i great
noise The child Immediately awoke and
cried. The Countess. who bad looked
with maternal eageraess to the result OF
her experiment, fell on her knees in
transpor, of ioy She had discovered that
her child possessed the sense which was
wanting in herself. She exhibited "u ma
nv other occasions similar proofs Of iotclli-
gence, but nonc 80 Interesting.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12

CouRTEsIEs on THE BATTLE FIELD.-Ihc
rebel major who IS writing an account oi
the Virginia campaign, IN 'blachwood
saws that while the rebel army was about
to cross the Potomac after the Antlctan
campaign, he was ordered to certain
point to check the Federal advance. 'Onc
Of the ankce officers, he proceeds, who.
as was later informed, was the colonel O!
the regiment that had effected its escape
from llarpcrs Ferry, had attracted my
attention the previous day by his gallan-
try aud the excellent dispositions he made
of his troops. Here SAN him again gal
Looping very near on a handsome gray horse,
quickly discovering our weak points, and
posting and il.structing his men according
Iy. After having left him undisturbcd for
some time. thought it necessary to put 4
stop to his proceedings, and selecting a
couple of my infantry men, who had been
pointed out as the best shots, made across
the open space III front Of our lines direct
ly towards him. Having arrived within
reasonable distance. | ordered my sharp
shooters to fire at the daring colonel, who
WAS moving along at All easy gallop, with
out paying me the slightest attention. AZ
ter several bullets had whis,led quite close
to him, he suddenly halted and turned
round, advanced few steps, and made
me military salute i'll the most graceful
manner possible Then calling out to one
Of his men to hand him carbine, raised
the weapon, took deliberate aim at me.
and sent his ball 50 close to my head that
| thought it had carried away lock Of
nv hair. | sauted him now on my own
part and whirling round quietly. both OF
us rode back to our respective lines. So
courtesies are sometimes exchanged in the
midst of hostile conflict"
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
BERGER e. BUTTS
"EAt I4SiOR"
AND "a aAMMONIATFD"
Super Phosphate of Lime.

FNRM'sRs and Dealers are respectfully
referred Ia the above Fertilizers IS heinG
prepared in the best manner, thoroughly rel'a'
be and in very way calculated to give UNI
ver.al satisfaction. They are extensively
known. bling used with great snccess during
the past six or seven years. We arc c"ntl-
dent that all who buy the above Fertilizers
viii receive full return for their outlay. not
only upon the crop manured therewith. but
even for several years upon grass and other
after crops.
No l6 Bowl's Wharf, Baltimore, Md.
June rs, lSoG.-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
Professional Notice.

TIVE unde' signed, Attorneys at Law and
i Solicitors IN Chancery. have. this Ord day
OF Iaiv. 1906, formed Copartnsrship IN the
and s,yle of Combs X Downs. They will prac-
tice IN the County OF Saint Mary's and the adj
iotnins Counties, and in the Court o: Appeals.
Especial attention will be paid 10 The collection
Of CLAIMS against individuals, the State, or the
Cove nment.
References gwen, when required. Address
Combs & Downs, Leonardtown, 2. o., st.
Mary's County, Maryland.
ROBERT c. COMES,
JAS ). puWNS.
Jaly ), ls6t-Iy.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
Professional Notice.

IENlIE. undersigned, having entered into an
Z arran-c cement with an able legal firm IN
Washington city to prosecute claims against
the Government. respectfully invites the poo
pie of ST. Mary's and adjoining counties t"
transmit him any claims, whether for B9un-
tv. PensiunS. Damages during the war or 9TH
cr cause which they may hold against the
Uuitcd States Goyerement. Strict attention
will be given and prompt return made OF all
Iiquiuacl cilim>. All business OF legal
character placed Ill his hands will be prunpt-
Is attended TO- Information in regard To
caIu.s chcerfulIy :;i,en. tree Of charge. Adj
,.rt s5,
b \. JAMISON
Attorney at Law
aud
General Claim Agent.
Chaptico,
St. Mary'o County.
Md.
Jnne II, lSfG-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12

"a mans a msn," saws Roberr Burns.
"For n that and a tha:
But though the song he Gear and strong.
II lacks a note for a that.
The lous who'd shirk his duly work.
fe, claim his ware and ~ that,
Or beg, when he might earn. has bread.
is no: man for a that.
If all who dine on homcly fare
Were true and brave. ant a ;ha',
And none whose g.rb is ''hodden grey"
Was fool and knave and a that.
The vice md crime that shame our lime
Would fade and fail and a that,
And plouchnan be ~ good as kings. .
And chutls AZ earis for a that.
You sc. yon hrawny. hlustoring so'.
Who swaggers, swears, and a that.
And thinks, because hia strong right arm
Might fell an OK and a that,
Jhs, he rs noble, man for man.
Asduk. or lord, and a. thai;
Hes bu, q brute. beyond dispute.
And not man for "a that.
A man may own a large ss'ats.
Have pae.e, pa X. aud n 'h'''
And not for birth, but honest worth.
BE three a man for a that;
And Donald herdlng on the muir,
Who bssts his ~lfe. and u that,
BE nothing but rascal hoor,
Not hail a man Tor that,
Il comes to this. dear Robert burns
The truth ID old and a that.
The rank IS but the guinsa's stamp,
The m,n - the gold, for a that.
And though you d put the min'sd mark
On corper. brass, nn1 a that
The lie Is gross, the cheat IS PLAIN,
And " i'll no, pass for a that.
For a that. and a that,
'Tis soul aud heart and a that.
That makes tho king gentleman,
And not hi, crown and a that,
And man with man, if r,ch or poor.
The best is he, for a that,
Who stands erect, IN sei-respect.
And acts the man for u that
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12

A young man in Newport. VI. wanted
a wife badly, and took young laly out -
ride After proceeding fs~ miles ho
asked her. "Will you marry mc! Tho
answer eas short as it was sweet: "N".
sir."-Y Young gent says; We'll. get out.
aud 90 home afoot, then"
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
A. B R A + F M A NJ,
Wholesale and Retail Deal
er in
READY WADE CLOTHING.
No. :s3 Marsh Market Space,
y. y. Cor Seco"d ST OPP. -Mrydtnd
InstttWP
IuIiHOre.

TuittWOre
Kecns constantly on hand large as-ortmen
of Ready made Clothln.--.ds" clothes made To
order IN he ttest and most fashion ,hle styles
Persons desiring to secure bsrg ms, would
do well % call and examine my stcck beforego-
ins elsewhere 10 turchnse.
Apri -, leG6--ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12

nkOI'ltE + is hereby given that the subscr-
M her haS oot,uneyI from The Orphans Cp,rf
* =. Narv'S county IN Mary .1d. letters Of
on the personal estate of Joseph
Neil, late nt sa,d county, deceased. All
persons having ctaimS against the Sald de-
ceased, arc hereby warmed to exhibit the same
with the proper ,ouches mere of, Ia the sub
SC riI,cr on or before the lIth dav "f Dec, $50.
otherwise thry may be excluded by law from
all bc leHt al the sad estate. Gwen under my
hand this .th day OF June, 1866.
JAMES r ABELL,
Administrator,
Jane a. lS66-tw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDTTORS.
NOTICE is hereby gwen thot,he subscriber.
~ have obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Saint Marv's county, in Mary land, letters Of
administration on the personal estate Of Jere-
miah Blnir, late of said county, deceased -
All persons having claims against the SAID de-
ceased, are hereby warned 10 EXHIBIT the same
with the proper youches thereof, TO the suhscrI-
bers, on or before the 10Th day Of Jam, 1867.
otheru ise they may be excluded by law from al
benef, Of the said estate. Given under our
hands this 20th day of June. 1850.
WIN, MATTlNGLY, Of VIM,
JEREMIAH BLAIR,
Administrators.
June IS, lsG6-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
CORNWELL, WEBB & co..
General Commission Merchants

For the sale Of
GRAIN. TOBACCO. and country Produce.
Generally. North West corner Pratt and
Frederick Sts. (up stairs Baltimore.
Particular atlontion paid to Orders for Fer
tlizers Of AL kinds, also Groceries asa LII
quprs.
June %, l96S-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12

Father" said cobler's boy. as he was
pcggn away at an old shoe, they say the
trout bite now" We'll, well, repiled
the old gentleman. ''you stick to your
work, and they won't bite yvu
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12

What shall | do for my head :? It's
so dizzy seem to see double"
TIE doctor wrote prescription and 70
tired The receipt ran thns.
When you $50 double You Will And re-
lief il you count yuuT money
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12

nR WN WOODWARD has located n
IL FISHING POINT ,nrar Mi>touc Land-
NJ nd respectfully oslsts has professional sc
,itt< ~ the pns'hc.
nay Suih lcsJ-u.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12

NOTICE IS hereby given that the subscriber
l Y has obtained from the Orphans Cont o. ST
Mnry's County, Maryland, letters tes'nnen-
ry on the personal estate Of Price,
late of st. Mary s county, deceased. All per
sons having Claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned 10 exhibit the same with
proper vouches thereof, to th> subscriber, on
OF before the 29,h day OF Dee, 1866, "therw lSe
rhey may he excluded by law from all benefit
nf the eald estate. Given under my hand lhla
!l>t day OF JuAe leG6.
~ ALLSTAN,
Executor.
June -, aG6-i iw.a
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE is hereby given that the suhscrl-
N her has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of ST. Mary's county ,Ir Maryland, let
ters Of administration on the personal es-
ate of Tho. Briscoe, late Of saId county
deceased All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhiot the
same with the proper vouchss thereof, to the
Subscriber on or before the l7th day of jan.
1867, otherwise they may be excluded by Ia"
from all benefit of the salG estate. GIVEN un
dor nv hand this 5'h dav OF July, 1866
DaNlDS BRISCOF,
Administrator.
July 5, l866-+w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12

nN application ~ w t,l,sm Scott AdmniStre
~ tor Of Williamson Burroughs, late "a
$, Nal, : county de, ca ;r,i ordered by Nh,
Court. that-the sud Administrator notify tn,
creditors ntthe SAID deceased Ia ne theI clam
as<.n<t sad de,,-., srI n the n:tce ot the Rr,s
ter ot WIS for S,uni Mary ; county on OF hc
fore the l3,h day oi Sent, lo66, for dNSdepd
and tia, TINS order be puoiished once 4 week II
clch wtck nnu the 18Th day of Sept, next.
lest,
JAMES /. VI. GALEN,
KestSier 81 " liS
for 81. Mary county.
MAY II, l>G6--,l.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12

~ y application of ti ~ VI tt;inEv tdm n
Z yrs rnt"r o. Sarah \ Nattiu~y. late "t st.
Mays cr"nty dec -,std II s ordered by the
Court, that the slId tdn.nistrator Monty the
creditors of the sad deceased ~ file their clam
a-al,St s. 1T dfcr used the Office ui th, N.gls-
ter @: WIS tor Suut N.ry's county on o' hr
fore the S'h day of July, l~GG, for dividend
.ntd th.u thu. oflr. he ptph-lrd "ncea weeh
Test,
JAMES T. VI. Rsl!.EI,
Register or " is
for 81. Mury's county.
June IN lNGG- ID.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
For Congress.

DANIEL CLARKE. of Prince GEORGE :
IL Comfy, If nominated by the l)emocr''ic
Convention for the Fifth Congressman Us
,rict as a candidate for Congress, Will recelv,
the cordial support OF the
"PEOPLE."
July 5, lS66-H.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
Store House for Rent.
June IS, lsG6-4w.

A STORE HOUSE, with two rooms,
~ aud lot and cool barn attached. all
in good condition, for rent in the villag" OF
Harrisburg. Possession given the lst OF
January next. For terms apply to
WM. II. FOWLER.
Charlotte Hall p. y.
July 5, 1SG6-2t.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12

.NOII'E OF TII I5T.NI
AN application Of ". $ ilAmmctt, Ad-
I = mjmi>trator of .\llcu Burgess. late #
SAINT Marv'> county deceased, i is "r1rrc1
bl the Crurg, that the sali administration no
tltv the crcltor> al the >l'l deceased /" file
their claims against >Ail deceased IN the otijre
Of tie kr-i>tal ut Wills fnI Saint Mary
rnN1.;N GA ar before The 18th day of August
1860. !ot dividend. and that this order be-
published once y week in each week ul,l, the
said lot,. LAY of August neNt.
Test,
JAMES L. ". RAiEY.
REGISTER of Wills
ST. Mary's County.
May 10th. lSG5-td.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
|DSOLVGNI' D0TlCB.
Petition for In the Circuit Court
Insolvency / for st Mary's county.

nY virtue Of authority vested in me. as
. Clerk Of the Circult Court for Saint Ma
rvs county BY the Code of Public General
Laws Of this State it i, hereby ordered that
j Fclix Morgan, an Insovent Petitioner, be
and appear before the said court on the third
Monday ui November next, to answer such H.
ttrro.atores or allegations as his creditors. en-
dorsct>, or securities may a'Iege or propose
against linn, and that snid Insolvent cause a
copy Of this notice to be published in the
Saint Marv's GAZETTE, once week for three
IN ,nth<. previous to said third Monday Of
November next.
JNO. A. CAVALIER, Cl'k.
True copy-Test:
JNO A. CAVALIER, CIk.
Ju'y 5, lSo6-Sn.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12
lUSDLVBu1l NOTICB.
Petition for In the Cjrcuit IHut
Iu>olvrncy, for s M'rN'> ''""'v

ftutlNU i"' w tNt N"N"'' ."i> :
Iu>ol,rncy, for s. Mary county
wv authority Of the Circuit Court tuc SAINT
II Narv'S county 1t is hereby oricre'i nat
I-nkc W. Il lutch'nS, AN lns"lvc't Pen-
toner. he and appear before the S,.ln court
ON the third Monday Of Nov next, - an
swc, such iuterroeator;e> vr allegations IS
b,s creditors, euiurSerS, or sotnnt may
au,c, or propose against hun. an" Ihai
said lnsolvcnt cause COPY Of TINS notice
~ I've published in the Saint Mar> ; GA
xrrrr once a week for three months, pre-
~, ,,,s 10 81 d tlird on,lsy oi Nov. heAt.
June 20 lsG j.
GRO. BRENT.
ln5ce of c. {. for 81. Mary> County.
Tue cory-peSt
.rNO. a. CAVALIER. c..
June 2Sth. iSQ6-- Ban.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12

June -, aG6- iw.a
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-12

Jane l4. ] S66--tw.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-08-03
FLOUR OF BONE"

w E will givea money guarantee of the purity Of
w this article. 1t is pure unSteanled, unburnt
bone reduced to the .fneness of flour, which adds
100 per ct. to its value 1t is quick and active as
acid dSsolredJonc, hence its value is vastly great
er, because it contains neither acid nor water,
which necessarily add weight, and reduce the
quantity of valuable elements. We recommend
$50 lbs. to be used in place of 800 lbs. Super
Phosphate or dissolved bone.
JOHN S. REESE a. CO.,
General Agents for the South,
mhl6-8m II South Street, Baltimore.
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DIR. G. G. GARRTSON'S
ANTI-DYSpEPTIC PILLS.

These Pills are purely vegetable, and do not
contain any mercury or calomel. They should
always be used in connection with my Prepara-
lions, particularly in costiveness. They are n
good and perfectly safe Purgative, and should
be used in all cases ofchills and fevers, bilious bill
ious remttent, dyspepsia, jaundice, depression of
spirits, coughs colds, and all diseases that re-
quire Purgative. Price rs cents per box.
These preparations are not quack remedies,
but of my own invention and manufacture, and
only prepared by Dr. G. G. Garrison. For sale
Wholesale and retail, at my store, 2ll South
Eighth street, Philadelphia, and for sale by all
Druggists and Dealers generally.
G. G. Garrison, NJ. D., is Il regular graduate
of the University of Pennsylvania, and treats
patients for I'LL diseases at his office, No. oil
South Eighth Street, below Walnut, Philadel-
phia. All consultations free
GEORGE G. GREEN,
Sole Wholesale Agent for Maryland and Della
ware.
gE0~ For sale by A. II. GREENFIELD, Bel
Air, Nd. je8-ly
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-08-03
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ County Commissioners for Hartford
county, will meet at their office in Bel
Air, on MONDAY, 18th August, for the
transaction of any business that NAV be
brought before them.
JOHN. T. SPlCER,
Ju2| Clerk.