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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-28
THE MEANS SUFFICIENT TO BUILD
THE ROAD.

Contracts for the entire work of building 9ii miles
of ilrst-cuss railroad west from Omaha comprising
much of the most difficult mountain work. and EN-
bracing every expense except surveying. have been
made with responsible parties (wh0 have already
finished over 800 milcs at the average rate of sixty
eight thousand and hfIy-eight dollars (6s.05s) per
mile. This price includes AL necessary shops for
construction and repairs Of cars depos, stations and
passenger Baggage and freight cars, and other re-
qusite rolling stock 10 amount that shall not he
less than $4,000 per mile. Allowing the cost of the
remaining and hundred and eighty-six of the eleven
hundred miles assumed 10 be built by the Pacific
Company 10 be ,0O0 per mile
The Total Cost OF Eleven Hundred Miles
will he ms Follows,
Oh miles, at 6s,05S. go 20b Ol2
1856 miles, at 10000 900
Add discounts on bonds surveys. &c...... 100000
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-28

fVt'l'
The company have ample facilities for supplying
any deficiency that may arsc in means for coistruc-
ton. This may be done wholly or in part by addi-
tional subscriptions to capital stock.
Active inqiriy has already been made for a portion
of these lands, and arrangements are now proposed
To offer part of them for SALE While their whole
value Will not be available for some years to come,
they will remain very important source Of revenue
TO the Company. The lands Of the Illinois Central
Railroad Company are selling at from SO to $i2 per
acre and other land grant companies in the West
IeeeyinG ellMl prices for .imilar properlies
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-28

PtnEsrGiAs FGAT..-The only new thing we
hha III tle Joa,ndt is an announcement that
James Mckee the Delaware Pedestrian prone.
ses walking from Nebcker x Co.'S saloon. in tbis
city, 10 Bunker Hill monument on the l2h of
December next" This is the most rcn,arknblr
feat IN Professionalism we have seen announced.
though INC Jon,aatsomewhatq qualities its startling.
statement by the remark ''wc have not learned
the time he will reach his place of destination"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-28
THE ENTIRE GRAND LINE

flf1E LIN lhlI 0ithlND hiiNli
to the Pacific will be open for business in 1910
MORE THAN ONE!THIRD OF THE WORK HAS
ALREADY BEEN DONE, MORE THAN ONE
THIRD OF THE WHOLE LINE is NOW IN RUM
MING ORDER, AND MORE LABOREftS ARE NOW
EMPLOYED UPON IT THAN EVER BEFORE.
MORE THAN 40 MILLION DOLLARS
In MONEY
have already been expended by the two powerful
companies that have undertaken the enterprise, ana
there is lack of funds for its most vigorous prose-
Il necessary to secure the construction OF the Union
Pacn Railroad. to develop and protect its own IN.
teress, II gave the Companies authorized to build
It such ample aid should render its speedy compile
ton beyond doubt. The available means OF the
Union Pacific Railroad Company, derived from tho
Government and its own stockholders, may be
briefly summed up as follows:
LIMITED STATES BONDS
Having thirty years to and bearing six per cent.
currency interest at the rate Of $4,000 per mile for
BIZ miles the Plains then at the rate Of $4,000
per mile for 100 miles through the Rocky Mountains;
then Al the rate Of 432 600 per mile for the remaining
distance Tor which the United States takes a second
lien as security The interest on these bonds Is paid
by the United States government, which also pays
tic company one half the amount of its bills Ia
money for transporting its freight troops, mails.
&c The remaining half of these bills IL placed to
the companys credit, and forms sinking fund
which may fnally discharge the whole amount Of this
lien. The claims against the government since
April Of the current year amotnt to four and onchalf
times this interest,"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-28
HOOfand's German Bitters,
AND
H00FLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.

Twenty two years since they were frst introduced
into this country from Germany, during which time
they have undoubtedly performed more cures, and
benefited suffering humanity to a greater extent,
han amy other remedies known to the public.
These remedies will effectually cure Liver Com
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-28

Send orders to lis by mall, enclosing from / ia 90
either by Post 0Alce orders or in registered letter
nj or risk, Larger amounts should be sent by DRAFT
or express.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-28

Amount. III, il5,Ol2
As the L. s. Bonds arc equal 10 money, aud the
COmpany's own First Mortg sc Bonds have u ready
Market we have us the
Available Cash Resources for Building
Eleven Hundred Miles.
u. s.. Bonds 30 32s 900
First Mortgage Bonds Observation-Disclosures. 20 32S u00
Capital stock paid in on the work now done, $500 $50
Land Grant i0s0 900 acrts,at Lon per acre 100000
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-28
Local Religious Items.

NEW REcroR.-Rcv. Charles d. Allen has been
at Lcwcs Delaware
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-28

dice, Dyspep.
Nervous De.
lie Diarrlimn,
Kidneys. and
arising fran
Liver, Stem
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-28
EARNINGS FROM WAY BUsINEss

While the through business OF the Company viii
be amply remunertiye, it is still III the future, but
the local business tie part Of the road In oera-
til II has been most satisfactory.
During the quarter ending July o., an average Of
325 miles OF the Union Pacific Railroad was In opera
ton. The superintendent Report shows the follow.
ing results;
Earnings.
Passengers, Freight Telegraph and Mails T23.755 81
Transportation Of Contractors Materials
aHu heh. IL
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-28

plant, jam
ala, Chronic or
bility, Chron
Disease Of the
all Diseases
a Disordered
Ach. OF Iiltesli!
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-07
"Yreb II. 9inles'
(tdslt6 anS ,p6ebeutlid).

(tdglidb uIo tpIdbentlidb).
Dies 1T Sas einsige IupaIe ceIatt nit Ausnabme Der
.Staats3eitune@, peIbes in 9aibpile beruuss
eegeben pir6. Bon allen bier erideinenben BIdttern
bat es bic gr5Bte Girtulation anS lit eS has ofFege
Organ hes Staotes. Gs bat cine sroBe GirfuIation
m ROrten IowobI aIs aud i'm Sieen unS @ei9dftss
Ieute tSnnen tein beiferes anseisensNeotam fnSen.
9as tdsIide 9latt entbdIt bic Iesten unb uoLlfdns
Sigen teIeercphii9en Beri6te pom poIitif9en unS
commercteHen Mn6 ausemeinen Venieteiten. Die
eSfaIneuiatelten Der Stabt unb llmgebnne werben
aHsfabrIi5 beri9tet unO in ieOer sinbt uimmt Sies
es 8Eatt ben eriten ans utter ben beigen 5eitun'
gen elm. r--
Die Greianiie oes tommenSen Sabre5 werben uon
Snterefe ien. tIeberau 1T has 2ano in AuFregnne,
unb binnen SsMrsem Iper0en Die rpi9tsIten 2ebemss
fragen er6rtert unb entf1isbem erben. Sir pitnfbtu
6aber, oab unS bas Iopale Bolt in afm fomwenben
@abItampfe nit alien in ibrctf 8rGften itebenben
itteIn unterititen m5gen, unS uRierem 8Intte in
chem Heinen 9orfe ober Sleden i'm Staate 8erbreiz
tuns su seben. Sn 3utunft, ME eas in Der Sereans
genbet sei9eben, pirb has BIatt Der ernitIie Serf
tbehiger Der Sheen un6 grin;ipen unferes ge9eupdrs
tieen Gonsrefes fein.
Infer Sobs&oDm 1T In ieSsr 9iuii5t poaitansie
eingeribtet uns mir fSnnen an S6nenisfeit unb
RieoIi3teit nidbt geboten Iperoen. Yerionen, weIe
Drndiaden ansseflbrt baben poaen, tSnnsn I'D
auf erceuente Ausfibrung gesebeuer Aufrdse ST. ben
biuigfen Ereiien perIafen.
Yaan aoreiii.e
N1ref anb Shines Co.,
Sfo. 8 stortb Gberrp Street
seaibDiae {. >. GenHeffcc.
= 27fep
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-07
9eaf6Dtlfe iiiaD 6 batfasiOpNa
lEifemba Nm. aef 81.

Ssaf6otlle ,ii,S 6 battaaOpAa
@ifenbabn. s
3reitrB I'd Re {.
3uei tdalide 3iiee berIailen Stafbbins
fur @oIbingt0tl, Stem Sort nnb
ale Bunfte i'm often iin0 &loen.
@enaMer MaihInb miro in 6 hats
noosa 9loreens uup M6enos
fur ale tStaote i'm Often
uno Giioen senla9t.
Office bes Gen.raI- superiutenserten. J
R.a. 6. anb y. n. y. y. Stienbubu.
Raibuiaes 1enH. San. ~. 1867.
Mn une MAD Sonntas, a.. SGnuar 1856, ans Bis
wsttere Rotii, seben 4ciiaeier3Dge ab ME folst:
RafbptIts unb 8 BattaneO a ainie
ger.abt RafbUiae fir 8afbinston. sep gsrs. Vi
Rep Orleans nns glsbiIe nm 500 Y. 90. uns 800 81
d.; tommeh III Chattanooga an nm 200 y. 81. uns
s0g ? d. ssSs Sass sssn n z SlRstta,eSga T.
nnb 9sefernn. MtIdhtic etIsabdbnen. Snrtd perIdba
sr Gbottanooga um 2. 40 y. n unh 40 y. 81, MAO
tOmmen in AafpDiae nm $50 4. n. uue A.So Z. y.
gleeante 8alace @9lafwasen an aIIen
gladt 8aifasiersiigen.
zSbetbpntIIs 4ffSusabafisn.
BerIdst SbeIbpuiHe $40 o. ~, unb fs.50 u. ~, srs
LdBf Eaispae fur G,beIbppine 500 v. ". uns 500 o.
Or errei9t Sbeibpuite 900 v. ". une 9.05 2. ~.
49, 6 ss -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-07

meme Wiitbiir9er aller Yarteien bon Der
@idtisteit, ia, abfoIuten 9Otbipenois'
felt gu iiberseusen, rubi9 gu bIeiben,
quite SrSnuns gu balten uRo seOulbige
llnterlperfuns aegen Die gefete, fopie
itrense glasfiibruns oerlelben LIBERAL
innerbaIb Der Sren5en Oes Stantes gu
bcf0roern. @erbre9en an lobaIen Bur-
germ, iueiB ODER fdmar;, unb Serlesun-
gen oes gEablseIeses linb ale Oas gSerf
| iGledter Menlden, tpel6e 3Uiitiateiten
beruorjurufen luden, uno iuerben nidt
scouIoet ruerben.
Serltdnoise unb erfabrene 0fanner
lperben nit Dem 9efebIe Der u9fationaIs
sorbe" in ieeen GolIntp, iuobin Te bers
leet peroen, betraut uno aneeluielen
luer6en, ale guten Siir9er, abaeieben
hon politifden Yarteien, gu befdiiben
unb Ni0rber, @auber unb anOere Sc
fesesIbertreter gu beitrafen. llnb Die
9lnsabl DER in ben aftiben Dienit be>
rufenen Sruppen miro beruehrt ODER
berab9elebt tuerben, ie nadOsnl iidb oas
CUTE ober fdIedte 8st,asen oes Bottles
berauSfeIlt. Wfit Der 9offnupa, oaB
| bieie 4rotlamatiou bic Sanbe bes lopas
len 8oItes urferes @taates fraftisen
unb fir Die 8ufunft bc9eiitern, ioipie Die
OislopaIen bon tueitern seuaIttbatieeiI
Sanblunaen abidre6en miro, 9ebe i'd
bieleIbe a@tun9sboa aus meinen SIN !
Ben nit Der BieOsrbolung ineiner Ser
| f9eruns, baB i'd uirflid meine, mas
lid fa9e, uno Dap Die 9eneralberlamm.
lung nit Der paiiir,tng oieies 0iIitdrs
ge1ebes in @rnlt mar.
us. 3um3eu9nib oefen babe id meme
nnteribrift hierunter eeisbt unb
| bas groBe Staatsliegel i'm gTecHs
/ tiboeportement su 9fai6bile am
= 25. Sage bes Sebruar 1867 gu
atta6iretl befoblen.
SSillia1n 8. 8rDtpnlDtp,
Oberbefeblsbaber II. I. NJ.
staatszeitung, Memphis Post, McMinvi' lie Entire
prise Chattanooga Republican, Knoxville Wing,
Sh byville Republican, GreenVille Era and Jo
BIO Flag will each copy three times werk y. Pa.T
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-07
9arper's 8eeflD,
elegant our6wes iauitrirt.
GmbfcriptiDaem.

~ / 3 b z.
Die 9ernusseber baben elm Sphem nit bem goft
Departement enseflbrt, Airtb peIdbes fe bos Gasas
sne, ioruie ibre geetn Dement, ipelbe es uorsieben
SeisIben brett prn Der Office Ses Seraaseebers
be1ieben, nit 20 Gents Pro Subr ;ufeHOen werben
iebod mus Oieier 8etras bic FOftsOFHee Ses Subs
feribenteni beSabt psrben. goftReiitsr ODER eeute
bic fir Clubs 9eitunsen 81 bessben pini3en, erbaIs
ten auf gerlensen Show Bills.
Sebin9ula9eii.
Sarper's BeetIp fur sa6r $4IOo.
Cine Grtsa 9tlmner, pom Beetly tpie pom Mag1S
siie, Ipir6 iebem Club, Der auf 59summern $500
abpnnirt, gratis pernbfolgt.
GebIenoe 4umTern tonnen ieSerseit na5geHefsrt
Dei0en. III fs stH
Cine ReiHenfoIse aler Rummsrn 6es Sobres pom
Sorpers Reetp rDeroe,t bnr Grpres, fref non nnfos
ten unb nieoIi9 eebunben fur 81 perfnnbt. Cine
poIIfdnsige Ausgnbe. neun SabrgdHge untfnfIeno,
wtr6 BEL Ginfenbune non S525 pro 5obrgang, nit
gncb;ahIing Der Sran@ portsRofen peribidt perben.
Der 9. SaRrgams srf9eint am titeu Sauna 1867 poIs
itdneig.
- lrper S @rDtberS,
24Sbp rantlin 5auare Sltp yOrt
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-07
s. 6ifling's 4 GO's.
@rpfser gSerfanf pptl llhre1r

gSire an einem einfa9sn Plan, sn ggei6a Yreifen,
Der leeeM BetbeigteR cine blbfde unb rid5tfa ae=
ssass m1r r sr $o sEs Dor fig sebsn Pune
inter Der Beoinennq, eab ieoer GMpfdnser sufries
senGeiteGt. mira 8s5ob lung perIapgt.
~ SoEies eo!esHe annttMg nbgeH .$2ag-750
80 WnBtc Edgeb gofrens ubreM 49,. /. 200-s00
$50 Dalnensubren, enameleo t0O-3O0
i,000 GoIosne 9uHt: Gbronemeter ubren 25o-309
0Oo @eieene bunting GpIinosr ntren 10o-250
800 0oleene bunting 8uDler nbren. 1920
15y0O0 @oleene Gmerit. 9mrtng ubren, 100-2j0
5,00S SiIberHe 4unting Gplinber. .s.... 50-f5D
5,o0l 5ilbeEhe 3aHtins Dnpfeses. 7S-2S
1900 Sob ne GGmenzt1 bren............ $3.50
20 600 0clbene 6untiHg 2eptnes ... So rs
1900 Silberne ubren perf4ieoener ArteH a0-f00
.S Ssooo SslDsEile 4ansing hsEtIt 2- q
Seee it4 Sarnr BetbetIisenoe erbdIt cine ubr burd
btse GlnriA ing bic HuT SO Eost, pd5renb fe eiuen
zBertb ucn y750 hnben kanh. &eine Beupr3ngunGen
DsrseH a tiinseH. 6idltns u. Cos. proBe america
nti9e ubren @ompdgnie in PeTu Dors Gitp piinidt
Gaen fcfortigeH G6fGt Cbtgen angebrten 8orrot5es.
Die GertiFcGle bersm ue4e ben MrtiteI naber ilers
afn nnp at9ebsH, tsns IN ueriIsseten Gumperte emt'
HeiFser joIer Gertieate isno AZ ben IN ibrsn Gov.
perts angessbenen @egenit6Hhen bsEebkiBks hadhsm
isrsr Certificate bere9tgt ben Gtnieaber, nadssi q
he5ablt Tat. 81 benz in oeeIbeH anfaefa1 Uegens
taitb nEb sa feiH gegeuitnmb ne iger ns $40 Uertb
W 70 e 8 lt6t etn5nleben, eab ctes Wei9df fem
ten sotterte Gpieb uieHebr ete reeae une Iegtime
On siSssinss GersiiFsat n,jrS per poit mao en-.
gians seH % gsnts Gsi4idt irereen pdHreMe tiIr
~ II imr w. b Mne cline eesattfe @rdmie fai IS,
81 Mno cine no@ melt wertbpohere @rdmis fir SO,
soO a.s sins AsrElse nfr ir SO a6srfaast perssn.
asss s1s ssss 2. 70 ~ S E ss @
leitsns Uelesen5sit bar. 90 n bies Elm bnrbaus aes
isaIia reel gsfaSrtts gsf4att, Osss shr9 SIC Re.
gfHil4t uHtsFbreitettit. eerin3rsst
N444 3. afHtlng i. Co.
f4g Btoa6wc7, nabs beE |Ois CEfet,
feb1 3giw BEN DDrt CT
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-07
GjrDeefteelt s. So.
1-IT rs !
~
9ta,tO : 8Drte
.6abri fantGn.
SO. 400 Owap,
O1esp Wnre.

Gieis syianOs smpFasen ben BS9fet @rsis in be
DeltaMsfeuaae aber bic beften Sabritate eOnSOns
P9sisa, 0etIbIanss, Ser gtasts Rew BORT, 9bitn'
betpbia, Baltimore unb Bottom; ebe,iiO bic @OISses
battle ami benz ameritaniI6sn SnftitHt in
RSE@ Stint a,lf einaneer fOIgensen Sabren. -s9G
uniere gianos entbaIten bas 9arfen Reeal, ben
frans5fii9en Dampfer ben pertdrften 8ae, pole els
ferne Ra6men anb uue mobernen gerbefIerungeu. -
SeSes Snftritmsat auf finf Sabre gsarenttit unS
werbem untsr auffiebt bes 5errn 3. 8. GropeReen
fabrisirt, Der cine prattiie Grobrung Son iber IS
Sdbren bat NIB Der iiber 1890 8ianos iebf gena9t
bat llniere BortbeiIe befdbisem uns unfere 6abrts
fate f002Oo Dollars biuiee, a vsrfa,lfen, ais ir
senb cine anbere Snbrif. mo III I21S
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-07
gSiniam 8. 8rDtpnlD,u

staatszeitung. Memphis Post, McMinvil lie Entire
prise Chattanooga Republican, Knoxville Wing,
Sh byTille Republican, GreenVille Era and 10
BIO Flag viii each copy three times week y. P.aT
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-07
9as 9eder 8iauos6prte
Speider. go, 4 glsefsr StraBe,
"a Sfetns 0NorFs

Der ufterseidnste label adbtunessoa hie 8ead3s
tnng bes Bublitms uno Der YroeIiion iir bisie bez
rbnIten Snirumente elm, roele inter ieiner befons
9ern AufiEdt aus benz beten seoSrrten WateraI uer=
I rtiat Iilie. ESD. -. saaze esseg
las 9eder 4ianp bot ale neueten BerbeiIernngen,
Is poles, eiernes Geiten, Iberaoser en- 8dB @lienz
Elm Sront nit Wetau auSqelegte 2Stber, frans6ti5e
dmpier uno biz auf bic Dtitts bes S9Ii1ietbrettes
berSoaene Sdmmer
Rr. 0eder,s praftifde Grfabrung ais gerfertieer
ppa 4GnOs ieit ebr ais IS Jabreii, 1T zine hilireis
9en6e @dratie oab feline sSnitru,nente uaibertrefi<
LID fiub IN Stdrte uao Sauerbaftigteit hes 2Jdues,
Feinbe t, Qraft uuo fnaenne Gigenfpaft bes Cones
Gle FEEDER Giano Sortes jtnb isRr grose, polftdns
eiee sSnftrumente, bic obne Ridfbt auf Rotten
bergetelt iino, fir BITE pole 4dnge iiebea S6ren
saruttrt Iuerben uno aud ben erften @res erbalten
baben, no fe nod allsgetet 70 reei1Tuateu ais aud
bic GmpfebIMngen Der belien 2intIer 6es aanbes. -
4rei5 pom $500-$1000. Die innere Rai9inerie Der
niehriaer besaslten nftrnmente It aenau bieieIbe,
IDis bic Der bsbersu sberaIer sfabaf fir ben Sansel
Geiitlt9e ano ynllts9rer. Sei@FeibunssIiite art,
g. g. Deder,
(friIber III 8rUome StraBe}
SIG. 4 Bleefer GtraBe,
aSs 6E &emDS t,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-07

aTsine uoIftdnbiae biIoIihe @ef@t6fe Der 3eit.
0Dte bepe, bilislte unS beIsbrensts Samilien
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As tapFt pen Eenlpqts: au0 y; Y; .sz0 =. x.
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rifle; IN eorinth nit Der 4Robile un6 Ohio Giienbasn
hu Seima, 4Rpette uno ule oospif@en heeepeen
4nntts. aeacnt AntdlHe ~ @ronS .5HnettoH NIT Der
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-07-19

TIVE STATE SCHOLARSHIP. THE appointment of
scholarship for this county in the Baltimore
Female College, is now vacant, and as this insti
tuition has an able faculty of eleven instructors,
and is provided with library, chemical and
philosophical apparatus, together with cabinets
Of minerals gems and coins, it possesses facilities
to impart superior education too great for our
citizens to let the appointment be unsupplied.-
Each county is entitled to send one pupil free for
tuition and books, and all applications for the
scholarship must be made to the Judges of the
Orphans Court, and the young lady appointed
has the privileges Of the Institution until she
graduates
The demand for female teachers is now very
much on the increase, so that those Gesirous OF
becoming teachers would do well to vail them
selves of the ad vantages of the college. Of the
one hundred and sixty graduates, ffty-eight
have already devoted themselves to tue profession
of teaching.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-07-19
Keeping the Sabbath.
JAMES WILSON.
Dublin, August 8.

We understand that there was political
meeting for the benefit of the colored population,
held on Sunday last, on what is known as the
Mountain, few miles southwest of this place,
which was addressed by n general whose name
we did not learn. The attendance is said to
have been large, among whom were many white
people. There was, rs we learn but one speaker,
owing to the indispostion Of Judge Bond who
was expected TO be ON hand for the occasion.
We suppose this thing OF holding political
meetings on the Sabbath day is all right and
proper in the eyes Of our extreme Republican
neighbors, but there are people, we have no
doubt who will think they could have been
much better employed. What necessity there
can be for holding these political meetings on
Sunday we cannot see. The negroes are as free
now as any other people, and il one is to Judge
from the number that he constantly sees loafng
about the country in idleness, he might come to
the conclusion that they arr the freeest people
among US. At any rate, as they have as much
time to spare as any people we know anything
about it would, TO say the least Of it, look bet
ter to collect them together on some other day
of the week for political purposes. 1t has not
been customary in Maryland to hold political
meetings On the Sabbath, and we think that it
will be some time before the people Of this State
will sanction this practice, even by the party of
"great moral ideas"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-07-19

ANOTHER SwINDLB.-One of the latest ways of
swindling farmers, which we have noticed, is in
the lightning rod line. A party goes round
with wagon loaded with the rods, offering to
put up rod for SIS. If the owner of the house
or barn agrees to the price-#hich, of course,
seems very fair, he not having detected the catch
he signs contract to that effect, and the rod
is put up. After having gone round the neigh
borhood and repeated this operation as often as
possible, the swindlers then present bills for the
SlS for quitting up" and As cents per foot for
the rod itself. The owner of the building must
pay this extra charge, or run the risk of a law
suit, with the almost absolute certainty of losing
the case through the deceptive working of the
contract. We have not heald of the party being
in this vicinity. But it will be well for all to
have distinct understanding as to what "put-
ting up' means before they bargain for work
with those who are unknown to them. The
country is overrun with swinders, and it be-
hooves all to be on the alert By this caution
honest dealers will lose nothing, while thereby
rogues may be thwarted in their designs Cecil
Wbig
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-07-19
Words of Vital Interest.

Will the thousands who read columns of frivo-
lous verbiage every day devote FIVE minutes TO
the perusal of few facts which concern them
nearly? Our text is HeaA, and we will put
our commentary into a nutshell. Weakness is
indirectly the cause ofall sickness for il nature
be strong enough to resist the morbid influences
which produce illness, Of course they are power
less. Seek strength, therefore. Invigorate and
regulate the system. When the quicksilver
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most athletic are enfeebled, and the weak are
Frustrated. 1t is at such a time that such an in
yigorutor as HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TERS is urgently needed. What are the effects
OF this rare Vegetable Tonic? Would that oil
who have known its benefits could condense their
experience into this paragraph. They would
tell the healthy, to protect their health they
must use this great safeguard against the debil-
litating influences. They would exhort the
weak to discard all unmedicated and impure
stimuiants and cling to this wholesome and I'M
failing tonic and alternative as the shipwrecked
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stored. Such are the effects of HOSTETTER'S
BITTERS