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The New Bounty INSTRUMENTATION.
Conflrmed-Importan Order from,
Gen. Grant-Cholera Reported in no
hlla.

The New Bounty differentiation
Conflrmcd-Importan Order from,
Gen. .Grant-Cholefa Reported in no.
bile.
WAsHrxaTos. March el.-The bill to euualtze
bounties, introduced By Mr. Julian today ind 70.
tefTed to the Committee On Mllttary Adatrs, pro.
sldts for the payment to every soldier and sailor
Nho served during the late was, and who has been
or may be, honorably discharged. bounty OF "a s.
ior every month Of service rendered. provided that
eball b paid for the term Of service for which Tic
enltstment was made. No bounty is to be paid 10
any soldier OF sailor who was prisoner Of rar Ut
been discharged 1t bis own request,
unlcss for the purpose Of re-enll.tmenf or 10 ac-
cent promotion nor to any sailor whosc prize
money ehall exceed The amount Of bounty be 3ould
The Senate to-day confirmed the following nomi.
nattonz: Edward n. AcCook, Of Ct1ore.5so, MfniE.
a1,a s5 as''qSo' n:xko :hs nsEi Ns1a, snds y
consal At Tnmbez; Charles A. Ies:. Al Funchal i !;
Andrew J. Stevens, OF 10 -, at smyrna: VIM. II.
Jones, ef J new fotk It Cliften, =; "; Q; \.
ut Bayorne; Samuel a, GrlRRs, Of Tenn, II
Kingston fJama1ca; Jno c. WalEer,of Tenn, At 1t.
Ihomsa; 2 3. Smith, ofNew To5k, Commissioner
et inxs,on mi nGss tsEis B!odget ApPrais
Of Oregon, to be Indian Agent tn The Te1ri,ory Of
Washington; Isaac &, colman: Of Indiana. 10 Be
Agent ior the Choc!aw and Chfckaszw Indians !;
pewas of Lie Superior; F1snk i. Hesd, of GtaR. n
to be Superintendent of Indian Aaatrs Toy the Ter
n.ory Of utsh; Thos. Murphy to be Superintendent
E. B. 1aYlor, Of Nebraska, to Be Superintendent of
Indian AfAtts for the Northern 6uperntendcncy;
Josepb T. Hansou+ Of Dakotah Ient.oEy, to be
=; IL o = o2r N s. a M
The Iowas. sac and Foxes OF Missouri; Danlcl G,
0akes, Of Califoznia, Agent for the Grand River
fnrf fb4 FA1t 1rH{ T.
, 1866-03-22
J.. Nem anherttstn1erts. !.
!" TIH E ~:
ATLANTIC MONTHLY
+. 0 Our Young Folks
FOE
APRIL, 1866,
Are Now Ready.
The Atlantic / lIonthly

Has sixteen pages moro than USUAL and contains the
nrss Of series ofrapets tht Last Days OF Walter
Savage Lander" by one who knew him Intimately an
elaborate e1aay, By J. Foster Kirk. suthor Of His.
tory Of charles the Bold" Ea1ne-Beure editor OF
The Reyue des peux Mondes and one OF tha forcnoas
Of French v1itess; paper Of remarkable poHe. SET
ting forth tho causes which produced the late In9uec
t!on In Jasles ind ytyidly describing the horrible
mAsaacres which attended IT. suppression; and
ppnRent article discussing tho Issue between Congress
snd the President. Tho Tales By Charles Reade and
Donald G. Mitchell are continued with undirulntshed
Interest; additional Passages from HaxtaoEue's
Notebook rssea1 the singular copce!ts and rare
qualities OF HaWthorue's mind Mrs. Stowe, from her
Chtnney-coEner, d1scourtes on Dress; II. #. Long
fellow, .. II. Holmes, and c. G. Leland, contribute
Characteristic Poems.
These and other articles Of gyeas interest," axe this
number OF the "At&a1 Tic Monthly" oue OF the most
attractive get Issued
, 1866-03-22

The Senate on Wednesday chartetedA new
telegraph monopoly with m c1caurfvp privilege Tor
fourteen years Of maintaining telegraph 1ns ovs
1he wLtcrt, reel, 1slands, ahurra and lsnds over
which the United :stAtee have iuxi.dicon from the
shores Of Florida 10 the island o1 CubR, tht Bana-
Aus= ard ustss- Wet 1ndI4 tst-ad.
The Milwnukeaus aro delighted h5 a pro-
Toeit,on from Capt. E b. Ward, II S1O0D00 arc
raised aud sita furnished II reasonable price
TO furnish the remainder Of the czplal necessary,
and e Immediately At wutk 10 prI0 rolling MILL,
The ss1had ssye, however, that the prices changed
1oE resi- est4te e1orbl'ant as to preclude any
probability that capitalists wll en,cr upon the en-
1c1prise unlcss better council prevails.
In our Washington dispatches xiI1 be found
the let'er OF Ffeadent johnson. rendering. thanks
:dor the kind manifestations toward him ;bY the
Manhattan Club Of New York. This Manhattan
Club te 4 fall blown tecesh concern, and only two
weeke pFcvtone 10 the I'D Of febnary, gave din
to tho rebel General Mansfield Lowell, VINO du-
r1ng the whole war. was doing bis bes. fighting 10
break up the Union.
The American schooner Wilson Crawford
vas recent, sci1ed md conffeated By the Mencan
Imperial authorities, 1t fucatau, and her comman-
der arrested uied end tentenced 10 ten years penal
seEEica, fos having po~des on board, flor the Re.
d'uhlicans, We presume-l The commander uas Enb-
-fequently pardoned By the Enprrsa, but IN being
1r]easod. w1s again arrested Atd lined &50O, the
payment Of which he avoided by secretly escaping.
The Detroit papers surprise no one very &C.
Eteusly by the ftatement that circumstances hare
transpIsed which lead to the suspicion that the H.
:d!vidtsai uatocd Herman, who alleged ahort time
EGO that he was robbed OF Fes 600 in Michigan
Central Railway sleeping chr from Chicago crea-
aed The story for the purpose OF decc,ying his cred
jon. II II said that he has fated IN business in
New To1k.
The case Of Scratch Gravel will CONE t,c-
, 1866-03-22

TIE mose SLOW aod uaeeEtsl:5 .ita tnts tlsaI@eot;
e:nented Eses5len Sc i siz,5s M o Ssotrn Sonss.
q ta9s!:: fssa ssess :,I : .$ss esssssss: s; y.
method Of treatment przcttsed 81 Il sJrscuse.
2srfSS Els ~. M;'ss sao "a De
md MIvsukee VII. lnTfne fonr JeaFe past that Il
y sas .a
dertni IL thai heretofore Considered ncufabe
s sfoz g. ss'sa y i ss ss1s
TESTIMONIALS:
sat aa saas aP
eoce:
Der siF: nEet3mins % Sou NJ sincere thanks tor
ss::S2 IT, RE S
foot to the :1uuna for Two ontns without tho td
gaining strength fa6idis n E1S.
Dr.; J. r, 5fysat IS Dearborn .sFest chissso, IL:
IN 2th ny ID afd
from u. Ias:es9n House to !oa. oeee nth se "a
he nee2
the 1east asaistance and p one hoqE toa. that to
taass x SHY mes ven. and nspry - ~
a + IS KS :,s .Se Ssssls
is T. P M wEaa' sa q &C.
rs.es I'll y ease Va ,ee tit n"asy eannos 4eTasd
''o' very sF''e'o1'' 'e%91s: %,s. 8. z, su.,.a.
PprauKrxrart n T. February IL 1SGs.
P:,B5.as, 81 beazborn strset. Ghis.se:
o
fot ,h5ss a11s SUFFERED I non 'S,s, lost q
e. e. rs y a e * KAT 0Hse M sEs.
ia,,y fest9Ica. IN hoy abIs g eonvesse dist1etjy
I'll 1oS ss II
'SoE e - sS sna o
Tour grateful friend. MAzrJ Bk1711z.
Miss SARAH .EoGNGs. Sharon. Viz. Blind twu-
Fe1ectJ cured with s*o operations. Can b referred
Miss ELIZA a. .FLEMI:M. Port Huron. 81. c1.ls
!ret!overson,J. and complete nervous prostration.
rs;sty euFed with few operations Viii reply to
Miss a. MARIA WAIT, walxorth. wayno county.
Sf ssistaea 1T oflonx staadus: nnahtc 70 walk With
e ID sTs td tn one minute
fSsf
5gst,v g9Sa Sase TO- Inquiries MADE him WILL 0a
Eey YORK: Gasonis iadamnatioa Il "a Sneo joiots:
well - my one with two operations.
Mr. i T. COoE. Juuius P O.. Fond du Lac county.
wofa ior t.o ssTs lnstaauI fessrsa To- g ,ps.s e .
well ~ auy one.
~ 81. = EI;zs s RICHARDS Base 1.ts w..aten.x
, 1866-03-22

en*ient. &5ss, ,679 90 TO 9ia Eugeons {s4a o.
q payma.ters: z1S7- ia 90; 70 1sa boa'swalns,
t1os Is; to 900 entfneers, 293, 1881 :; to 4si
makte1s' mates, &92QsNa96. Uf odlceys who &c
ceived more than 5.Qo0, there Fsrc Eiceadmiral
5 5rear-admLale. Commanders, 9 capts1ns, IS ruo-
n'andess. II Lieutenant comm11aer aud II lieu
, 1866-03-22

AlnAET, March M-1he 1sou.nou!ders OF Abs,
ny md Troy hare ceased wo.1. They tAlk Of e5,
taolishinz co-opezahye foundry o' thzir own
, 1866-03-22

A New Theory About the Cattle Dis
ease-Scr1ouk Illness OF Senators Foote
mud DlIon-Ih4ac Cook-Tfen~ury
mntter@-About Counterfeiting-Is Pc
tfoleum EKplosfve-The Arlington
Eatatc, Etc.
NAsH1koTox, March 21.-Ihe President ha1
ou1s So1r of w13ts II
mAuy, has addressed communication TO the De-
parn4ent Of stste Suggesting 4 means Of prrvent.
the dleeafed cat,le poifon ihe atnotphert. Hence
they arc to be separated from the healthy animals,
I'D ahe atte1 luoraessca With petroleo1,, and j
email quantity Of the OIL mixed with theiz food
COMMITTEES on Agriculture
WAsHIso7os. Msrch s1.-gnited State. Senators
sill conaned to 1heir Ieda BY sickness, aud daily
growing Orc, Ve1y little hope Ia entertained fof
The recovery Of Senator Foot.
Auditor q tse Po*s of1ee Department iot y bss: IT,
ADcs dne the Department from him AZ Postmaster
T. tha1 a c.ty N lse2 has paid up tho amoant d
*5.S0l and the case has been dismissed.
Comptroller Clarke staies that tweuty-4eyeu
mi1io1s OF dollars OF the ten-fo1ty }osn was not
lefued !hat recently, however, s65 hare been
iR,e1est. @ 1'oe0 LIE '4a ''@o' 'a' M per cent
t;eaeFa! Spinner publishes letter In the Wash.
tngton EnEonle< naintain1ns the correctness ot
hzno1nt Of Government funds On hand.
It was currently reported last night TINT the
rs,deHt F. as R'. T.. :gad 81 his liberalization to ,sio
The eonnte1teiting Of Government coupons has
been carried to such an extent that lhe Treasury
Department has decided to epg11ve vigpettes Of the
proper size 10 be printed upon MI future fasucs and
thereby render engraving u necessary TO counter.
iett coupon ~ to IKE note or bond. Portraits Of
the President. -McCulloch, Grant, Sherman md
others Rze e1eentea fot this purpose:
fhchard Mccormick has been appointed Governor
O. Arzona, not Of Idaho, ~ previously stated. r.
7. Csrter, Of Tennetsee, Il made Secretary Of
Arizona.
Another contribution, Amounting 10 nearly II 900
ID ~. vaine. nom ihe birmingham Eneland, Fred.
4 ciIizeD, convicted By the military cou,mi,sIon
soldiers b. 6een .eiea.sd By lie Secretary Of Wsr
because OF a cEtncal eIrpr IN the report.
The Freedmeu'R Bureau in Virginia and North
cdEnlfna have turned criminal cases over 10 the
,se!e1al Collectors Of Customs have sen. cornmu.
uieaiuus TO the Secretary Of the Treasury, aek,nc
in regard to the Of crude
a. a. refined pet1oleqm1 H.. Tnsy ask peasl!es q
against steamboats, for transporting crude and re.
fined petroleum without eptcial lfceuee; in Other
words, Does petroleum GOMEZ under the clsas OF
othc1 explosive burning fluids. The SECRETARY re-
crude and refined petroleum IRE Of that
s5ess eemmodities LEU ea 6 e1:s esrsd eso 1ssseai
spse,s, llsepae pFopes ears berg ob:sz;ed in i,s
fire. HI. AcCulioch has referred tho question oil
lhe explosive quality Of petroleum to special
board Of chemists and experts With instruction. TO
board will guide the Secretary In making rules
thereafter ~ TO the transportation Of petroleum.
Il appears from Official data that the Arlington
es'a'e. formerly the properly Of Gen. Lee belongs
to the Government. 1t having been purchased at q
Gufa 30fT Tfn,1 nj
, 1866-03-22
The New Jersey Railway Cnse-Pax-
xxgc ofa Dl1f-Nesy Jersey Luaex aoOn.,
600 by the Operation.

WASHINGTON. March n.
The hmous and long contested New Jersey
Railway case, involving the interests Of the Cam.
den d Amboy and the Delaware i Ra1ttan HAIL
wars, was oftposed OF in the House to-day, after
vcEs brief debate, By the passage Of the following
blu:
BeH enacted, DC, That everJ railway company tn
The United states whose road Is operated BY ste an,
ts successora md asafguers be md are hereby IN.
thortzed TO carfy upon and over its road connec-
ttons, boats. bridges md ferries, III PASSENGERS,
troops. Government supplies, mails, freight and
property, on their WY from my State to
another State, and to receiEe compensation thest-
fot, ind to connect With lhe roads 81 other Statea
20 Is to form continuous Lines for the ttnnsports
ton Of the eame to the plaee Of destination: Pro-
n.ded mat this shal moi affect my stipulation b.
my railway company for transportation OF Grrs
without compensation, nor impair Or change the
conditions tuposed BY the terus Of any net grant.
asE aa, 70 70 any Esp company to aid IN The con-
The blu, It u!n Be obsersed, i in esnesn terms
thoFe which everybody understands It Il intended
moEt directly to afect. i was reported from ehe
Judiciary Committee. and til legal bearings haze
been very carefully aud patiently considered It
has been 50 much discussed during this mud for
3eF r. essflGPs 1ssi, whif w*oS snaRs oth
be dId no. con=idez. tnsthe1 desa;s ss,i1s
essential III. Rodgers, Of New Jerpcy, m1uagod
hoMeser, to rrmark that Its pasease would depts1e
his Slate Of <20, 900 Of taxes per year THIS how
evez. could not dettat the BILL which w1s hnaly
@ passed By 6s yeas 10 % na{1. I will Be zemeui-
former session passed, but found it, grave In The
, 1866-03-22
FROM WASHINGTON,

Another telegraph Monopoly-A Move
Tint Did Not Wln-Land Grant TO
Kansas to Aid In the Contraction
of Northern Knnsas Ha11rond-Pur-
chase OF Land At st. Louta- Land
Grant to Kanhns d Neoaho Talioy
Raflroad-P1y Stopped Of Western
Omccfx, Etc.
tspeclA De:t4sch to the Chicago 1t1bune.1
WASHINGTON, March IL.
The Senate to-day chartered another Telegraph
line monopoly, In the passage Of tho bill granting
10 any company the sole privilege for fourteen
yazrs TO lay md mamiitnt a Telegraph tine in and
orer the wate1f Teefb, Islands,. shores and lands
oEet which the United States have Jurisdiction,
from the ehnrcs Of Florida to the island Of Cuba,
snd the Dshana., either or both, and other West
India Islands considerable effort was made by
Mr. Feesenaeu and othera to htye The word ..eole'
stricken from the bill, but they Were defeated BY
nine m2oriy. The line must be Lid In three
yatt.
mediate hnd Unconditional resto.anon Of Tenuessee
1athsn, Of Vest V,rctat., forward Today with the
mltiee from further consideration Of he aajrs Of
tha State, and providing tor the admission Of her
hepresentat1fes but do2rn membefa objected To
formation.
TIE senate passed bill granting to Eansus, for
t6e pu11ote OF hiding IN the construction Of the
the MISSOURI 11ver, in Kanss, and owpos1te the uty
q 81. Joseph, in the Stafa Of Missouri, west
thsoush NaIEsF.e 10 a Junction With the Pacific
railroad. In Eausas-eye.3 alternate section OF land
deaiGnated By od1 numbers, for ten sections In
width. oa each ride Of zaid 1oad, to the points Of
Intersection.
Senator Brown introduced hill this morning,
providing that the Sectttaty OF War may purchase
2M acres Of land Adjoining The arsenal af St Louis,
md app7oPriattns &1a5tDo thctcfor. The bill also
provtass that ths e1,y aut uthor1t'cs may open Main
70 It's ful width as weil Is fhroaeh he N new % par
Chase along The linz Of The Iron Mountain rattWay.
md that Gsrondelet avcnne may also 10 opened
along the western boundary Of the grounds.
Valley Railway, eonnecdns tic crest iakes md lie
Sfate* Of IoRa, knnaas and Missouri with Texas
and The Gulf Of Mexten-
bil granting lands to aid In constructing the 1owa
I. e ss'f W. iho nofih iins x1za he Nnaesoss
At ,he rrauett Of the Quarte1mas.es General. the
PaJ DEPARTMENT hst ssopped the pay Of the follow
Ssss hs dn .Su, as 'eaSsF md Is1un sS 3:
7ilfnoi-lient q. 6. Appless.e. Sd: Gapt sol-
eassy e@a1 S:Hssnt eai T. CLIP & sd; u ea1 sutnes.
Nej; Il 5oc; i. feeE ISL; cspt K. EFF 5. Fanssii' i,
oHo-Gapt. J. S. Case, ID cavity Capt. Edwin
G.sra, 81 e.ral,y; CAPT +. II. Cai77es. 81 aSsly;
Lent Lent! " Fl nomsst. &; 8sth; Capt: Z; s. Ben; ID
Lieut.. Thos+ 3. Lamb, a1at Capts d. &. LYerEnan
and jag. y. Jockey. sd eavafry; Lieut.. ". D.
Mann. slst battery; Lieut.. J. II. Potter, LIT heayy
Isn.sxA53c.pt; 1sa.e Eevkdrk, a. cavalry;
h es,a5 s.: :a ~ fRiFa 4 Stssog Il T.
s :s! Sss:a.s, K a's es4sEy; Fl ssi. " 'fi. il
WI~coSs.s-I.cus' e. nr.d.h,w. sd csv,,rv.
, 1866-03-22

hfpofS ABOUT 1hc ,thp4e1A-1QfefTleKt
Between the Pres1denS and Connecti.
cut Enionasss-The President Declares
Eatnaelf la Favor Of the Succe&a OF
the Union Tteket-senators Foot and
Dixon-Tho Former Getting Better,
the Latter WorEe-The Var Bll1,.- =.
Especial Despatch 10 The Ch1cseo Tribune,1
WAsu1SGTos, March 81.
Advtees from Montgomery, Ala, dated on the
18Th inst received by the Frcedmcu'e Bureau, asy
that report was In circulation that the chora had
made It's Appearance in Aohiie, though the report
was not traced to any reliable source. Montgomery
and Mobhe are both in very nlthy condition and
are being clearsed BY the military authorities,
Nst. Gen. Woods 3ssued IN order On the yth inst,
eftabehing tEic3 quarantine arrangements asatnat
ali Vessels coming IRON Cuba, Hayti, Jamaica and
othcr Islands OF the West indies, o. from any port
prevail. -@>'
SevG1al Connecticut gentlemen had an interview
WIN !9e PRESIDENT, among them Senator Fo.ter
SEE. Hawley, CnIon candidate for GoEetnot, Col.
De1ning. Tbs interview wss OF a pe,sonai.and
f.e,o5 t. The csllez.. 1he President assnred ihen
ne nae given no tntimatton Of de.frn for the eleo
tion Of NJ English, but On the contrary desired
The SUCCESS Of The Union nomInee, aud was ciad Il,
&c The spositton Of The people 10 reward theaol-
The condition Senator Foo, IL at least no worse
fhan yesterday, md perhaps he may be' called
rather M more comfortable this evening: On the
other hand, Senator Dt10n's dlsease &ook sudden
and alarming turn this afternoon and fears are be-
ginning to be entertained that he may not RECOVER
The Ways and Means- Committee held session
nlll, and the situation with respect to tha measure
Is no less doubtful ind complicated than hereto
fore.
The New JerHeY Railway Cnae-Pnx-
xAEe OF Ultf-NeW Jersey Ltp4ex a1On.
, 1866-03-22

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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-11-09
A Nice Young Man.

The Pittsburg Dispatch gives lengthy
account of a young man called Louis
Bright, who not long ago came to that
city and created quite an impression upon
several Of the young ladies, and upon one
"a Miss Ushler) in particular, whom he
succeeded in inducing to 60 to Philadel-
phia, where they called upon an alderman
and were married. From Philadelphia
the happy couple went to Pottsville.-
Here ended the dream of happiness for
the bride, at least, for to her horror she
found that in this place there lived a
Mrs. Bright No. l. Only one course re-
manned for the unfortunate girl; ruined
and disgraced, she returned to her home,
when her father entered an action against
the wretch. Bright was lodged in Jail at
Pittsburg.
And now comes part of the story
which, for the credit of one of the vic
Tins Of Brights villaiuies, We would fain
suppress. AS soon as he was fairly
lodged in Jail, Bright employed all his en-.
ergies in trying to obtain an interview
with Miss Usher (Mrs. Bright No. 2) -
Finally be succeeded in this, and not
only that, but succeeded, by fair promises
and by telling her that his first wife was
getting divorce, to win her over in such
a way that she refused to appear against
him, and induced her father to do like
wise. Bright was finally summoned be-
fore magistrate, but as there was no one
to appear against him, he confidently ex-
pected to gain his liberty.
At this juncture, however the officer
who brought him from Philadelphia step
ped iu, and on hearing how the case stood,
gave testimony founded on some of the
prisoners own confessions to him, that
proved sufficient, in the estimation of the
alderman, to commit him for trial.
1t was also found that this young man,
while in Jail, had not forgotten his old
propensity; for it appears lie was carry
ing On au extensive Irritation, and making
tue most extravagnnt Ero,estations OF love
from the windows Of his cell to a girl in
the adjacent building. This state Of
things appears to have lasted for some
days, when the warden discovering it, re.
moved him to another cell.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-11-09
The Elections.

On the 9Th of November, elections were held
in twelve States, viz Maryland, New York,
Massachusetts,, New Jersey, Delaware, Illinois,
Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri, KAN
eas and Nevada. In all these States members of
Congress were elected. Governors were elected
in New York, Massachusetts,, Delaware, Michi-
gan, Kansas and Nevada, together with membe 8
OF the Legislature and other State officers. AL
together ninety members of Congress were cho-
sen, and the choice of FIVE United States Senators
will depend upon the State Legislatures elected.
In the present Congress the members in the
House of Representatives from these States stand
seventy Republicans to twenty-one Democrats
The result in Maryland shows that the Senate
consists of Is Conservatives and Radicals
majority of six and the House of Delegates SO
Conservatives and 81 Radicals-majority 3s.--
Conservative majority on joint ballot a.
CONGRESSMAN ELECTED.
The following Congressman are probably
elected:
lst.-Hiram Mccullough, Conservative.
2d.-Stevenson Archer Conservative.
3d.-Charles e. Phelps, Conservative.
4th.-Francis Thomas, Radical, probably.
9th. Frederick Stone, Conservative.
We are compelled, in consequence of the con-
ficting reports of Tuesdays election, to ask our
readers to put up with the above short account
Of what has taken place. The State of Mary
land, at least, has done her duty.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-11-09
Consumption Durable by
DR.. Schenck's Medicines.

rNO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system must
L be prepared so that the lungs will heal. To
accomplish this the liver and stomach must first
be cleansed and an appetite created for good
wholesome food, which by these medicines will
be digested properly, and good healthy blood
made, thus building up the constitution
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse
the stomach of all bilious or mucous accumuls-
lions; and, by using the SeT Weed Tonic in
connection, the appetite is restored.
SCHENCKS PULMONIC SYRUP is nutri-
cious as well as medicinal, and, by using the
three remedies all impurities expelled from the
system, and good, wholesome blood made, which
will rcpel all disease. If patients will take these
medicines according to directions, Consumption
very frequently in its last stage yields readily to
their action. Take the pills frequently, to
cleanse the liver and stomach. 1t does not fol-
low that because the bowels are not costive they
are not required, for sometimes in disrrhea they
are necessary. The stomach must be kept
healthy, and an appetite created to allow the
Pulmonic Syrup to act on the respiratory organs
properly and allay any irritation. Then all that
is required to perform permanent cure is, to
prevent taking cold. Exercise about the room
as much as possible, eat all the richest food-fat
meat, game, and, in fact, anything the appetite
Graves; but be particular and mastcate we'll.
nov9-lymPL
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-11-09
Terrible Amiction.

Old Thad. Stevens, in speech few
days since, in Lancaster county, raid:
"You all remember that in Egypt, he
sent frogs, locusts, murrain, lice, and f.
nally demanded the blood of the first
born of every one Of the oppressors. AL
most all of these have been sent upon US.
We have been oppressed with taxes and
debts, and he has sent US worse than lice,
and has afflicted US With Andrew John
son :" Long continued applause
The old Anti-Mason and Disunionist
does not even fear to charge God with the
works of his own party. 1t was that par
ty which brought upon the country the
long and bloody war and all of its accom-
panied evils. Even if Andrew johnson
is worse than the Egyptian lice, the Re-
publican party are responsible. They
elected him. They encouraged Lincoln
to go to the theatre, where he was killed
in the midst of sin and iuiquity-they are
responsible.
But johnson would make the country
paradise, whore all would be prosperous
and happy, were it not for the Radicals.
They prevent the union of the States
which is only essential to make labor
abundant and every man feel himself
soyeroign--a ruler in the most powerful
empire on Garth. -Delawdre Gazette.