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SLATE ROOFING,

THE subscriber having purchased MOTIFS PATENT
Il for Slate Roofing for Hartford county, would call the
attention of builders, and those who contemplate build
ing, to this
IMPROVED SYSTEM OF ROOFING.
by this mode the cost Of stating is reduced fully
third.
For the right to and for other information in rela-
tion to this mode OF roofing, apply to
ISAAC AMOS,
dec 2i-3m Bel Air Hatford County, Md.
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A1s- Be Wise to-day IT'S madness to neglect cough
or cold however slight. Consumption may follow, and
though DR.. Wisars Basam of Wild Cherry has frequent
ly cured this much dreaded disease for the primary dis
eases OF the throat lungs and chest always where
other remedies fail
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Ra- j. b. ROBINSON Office of the Rural Gentleman,
No. North Eutaw street, is our authorized agent ior
Baltimore.
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meeting and forth, ut the time expressing the
hope that action will not Ire long delayed and that the
results Of deliberations will be presented to the Leg
islature at an early period of Tho session. L.
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Information.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

TO CONSU MPTIVES
The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send (frce Of
charge to all who desire it, the prescription with the d
rections for making and using the simple remedy by
which hewas cured of lung affection and that dread dis
ease consumption. His only object is to benefit the af
fcted and he hopes every sufferer will try this prescrp
tiOn as it will cost them nothing, and may prove
blessing. Please address
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No LOO South Second street,
tmyl1 . Williansbnrgh, NY.
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DRIED APPLES AND PEACHES, for sale by
- H. Il. B0ULDIN,
dec2O bel Air, Nd
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Consumption Durable by
DIR. Schenck's Medicines

TITO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system must be pre-
l. pared 30 that the lungs will heal. To accomplish
this, the liver and stomach first be clcansed and
an appetite created for good wholesome food, which by
these medicines wi be digested properly, and good
healthy blood made, thus building up the constitution.
sCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse the slom-
oh of al bilious or mucous accumulatons and by
using the Sea Weed Tonic in connection, the appetite
Is restored.
SCHENCK'S PULMoNIC SYRUP is nutritious as
well as medicinal and, by using the three remedies all
impurities are expelled from the system, and good
wholesome blood made, which will epel all disease. II
patients will take these medicines according direc-
tons, Consumption very frequenyin its last stage vie Ids
readily 10 tlIer action. Take the pills frequently, TO
cleanse the liver and stomach. 1t does follow that
because the bowels are not cosve they required
for sometimes in diarrhea they are necessary. The
stomach must be kept healthy, and appetite created
TO allow the Pnlmonc Syrup TO act upon the respiratory
organs properly and aay any irritation Then all that
is required to perform permanent cure Isl to prevent
kiBg cold. Exercise about the much DO SSH
BILE, eat all The richest iood-al meat, game, in fact
anything the appetite craves but be particular and asti
cate we'll v9-1ym(2)PL
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LECTURE.

LECTURE.
A LECTURE will be delivered in the DEER
IA CREEK, NJ. p. CHURCH, on THURSDAY
EVENING, January I'd, 1858, beginning at 7
O'Clock, by Rev. JOHN R. NIoHoLs, Of Baltimore.
@ss- Subject "C6urtship and Marriage"
Admission % cents.
The above Lecture win be repeated by the
Lecturer, in Mt. TABOR NJ. p CHURCH, on
FRIDAY EVENING, January Sd, beginning at
o'clock : .
NS- Admission rs cents.
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NOTICE

TVNHE Commissioners for Hartford county, will
Il meet in their ofice,..in Bel Air, for the trans
action of business, on TUESDAY, January
7th, 1868, at 10 clock, Am. af =
BY order,
dec27 JAS. A, FULTON. Clerk.
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Office Of Mutual Fire Insurance
COmpdau in Hartford Eon,,tu

Office Of Mutual Fire Insurance }
Company in Hartford County. {
NOTICE is hereby given, that in pur-
IN suance ofthe Charter Of said Com
pany, AN ELECTION for a Presiden,
and eighteen Directors. thereof, will be
held at Bel Air, on MONDAY, the 9Th
day of January, 1868, to serve for the en-
suing year, and for the purpose Of making
such changes or modification of the By
Laws as may be considered expediens.
A. L. JARRETT,
Secretary.
Baltimore Co. pepers please copy.1 dee2o
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300 ADDITIONAL 500
United States Bounty.

Soldiers of 1S61-2-34, who have received not more
than 500 are entitled to additional $780, Widows mad
Heirs are entitled also Soldiers who have lost their dis
charges.
80 Claims of all kinds for U. s. Bounty, Pay Pension,
&C., promptly collected.
Enclose stamp for reply. VIM. d. HILL.
Attorney at Law,
apl21y 70 wv. Fayotte St., Baltimore, Md.
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JUST received and for sale by Herman Ewing large
q assortment of CHRISTMAS GOODS, such as Ralsins
Figs, Nuts, 0ranGes Candies Toys and Fire Works. at
low prices HERMAN & EWING.
dec2O Raj Air MA
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Tor sALE-A splendid assortment of READY-MADE
Il CLOTHING, by HERMAN EWING
decZO Bel Air, Md.
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BY THE CABLE.
Adviees to the 18th of January.

LONDON, Jan. 15-Noon.-Late tele-
grams received don't mention any
commercial panic at Hong Kong, as
reported.
1t is now stated that Fould's project
for the Spanish loans looks like a
failure.
Consols 81; Illinois Central opened
at s135; Erie declined to Hzl; Five
Twenties 725s.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 15-Noou.-Cotton
opens heavy; sales of about 5000 bales
middling uplands at 149<d.
PARIS, Jan. l5.-The last of the trans
ports for Vera Cruz, to bring home the
French troops, sailed last evening.
LONDON, Jan. I5.-The British gov
eminent has sent note to Greece, ad-
Tising her to preserve strict neutrality
in the affairs of Gambia.
CoSsTASTINoPLE, Jan. 15.-The ques-
ton which arose between the Porte
and the American Legation here, in
regard to the complaint by the United
States Consulate of Cyprus against the
local authorities of that island, has
been settled to their mutual satisfaction
VIESNA, Jan. 15.-An official paper
censures any agitation against the
measures of the government, and says
the opposition have no other alterna-
tive than to consult the will of the
people.
| LONDON, Jan. I5.-The steamship
William Penn, from New York, has ar
rived.
LONDON. Jan. 15.-Dent Il Co., vel
known in the China and India trade
who were forced to suspend some tim'
since, have resumed payment.
| LIVERPOOL, Jan. l5.-Evening.-Cot
ton, very duh and lower; sales of 400
bales, middliug upland, at 141sd
Breadstuffs, firmer. Corn, AS. Cd. Tai
low has declined Id. Petroleum, de
clining; rectified Is. Cd.
MANCHESTER, Jan. l5.-The marke
for goods is lower and nominal.
LONDON, Jan. l5.-Consols closed a
9I5s; American Securities closed, 5-20s
72Js; Illinois Central, sI1z; Erie, 445[.
FRANKFORT, Jan. I5.-U. s. $50
7679.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE ice on the lax
in Regents Park broke through to-da
: while crowded with skaters, and owe
200 persons were precipitated into .th
water and 80 drowned.
PARIS, Jan. ia detachment {
: French troops, from Mexico, arrived
3 France.
NAPLES, Jan. ia violent tempe!
. visited the bay last night, and "a shiE
e were wrecked, but only few lives wei
: lost,
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From Mn.htngton.

WASHINGTON, Jan. I5.-The Presi-
dent issued a proclamation, dated the
18th, sanctioning and confirming reg
uIation by the U. s. Minister to Japan,
forbidding American vessels stopping
or anchoring in any port in that coun-
try, except the three open ports, Naa-
gasaki, Hakodado and Yokahoma, du-
ring the hostilities between the Tycoon
and the Damois, unless in distress or
forced by the stress OF weather.
Two colored boys who escaped from
their former master, in Montgomery
county, Maryland, were yesterday be-
fore the District Court on writ of ha-
beas corpus. Alter hearing, the Court
ordered them to be returned TO their
old master, it appearing, from the evil
dence, that they had been, under the
Maryland statute, apprentced atter
their emancipation. The counsel Tor
the childrens' relatives pleaded i'll
treatment by the master, and said that
their mother had died from neglect and
hunger in the woods. After the decls-
ion of the Court an appeal was taken,
but before it could be had the master
had departed with the children.
Gen. Sickles will give evidence before
the committee appointed to investigate
the murder of the Union soldiers in
South Carolina. Secretary Stanton will
also testify.
The cutter, McCulloch, should jbave
been at Havana to-day She is under
stood to form one of the expedition to
Samane.
Mr.. Morrill,, chairman of the Ways
and Means Committee, will report a
bill for the sale of gold, before the close
of the week, and will make speech ad-
vocating the gradual contraction OF the
currency.
The Secretary of the Navy has dis
1 missed all the officers of the new Iron
sides, on the ground that ii was in con-
! sequence of their carelessness that the
vessel was burned.
There was an annual meeting of the
| African Colonization Society to-day.
! The receipts of the year was SIS, l5S
! disbursements, SIS, S42. Much of the
funds was expended in the purchase o
[ the ship Golconda, which carried 60
emigrants to Liberia, in November
Additional freedmen, to the number
of go, are ready 10 sail.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-The Commis
sioner of Pensions has issued circula
that applications for pensions under tn
acts of June and July last, filed from
and after January cannot be adjuste'
before the 9Th of March.
The report of General Gregory, As
sistaut Commissioner of Freedmen
Bureau, for Maryland, for the las
quarter states that the condition of tn
colored people is generally satisfactory
although difficulties are still met in Sc
curing Justice for the Freedmen throug
the civil courts, owing 10 the eXclusio
! by magistrates of testimony of colore
people.
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From New York.

NEW YORK, Jan. I5.-The Herald's
Richmond special says: Cen Rosser
and Henry a. Wise addressed the citi-
zens of Richmond last evening on the
subject of relief for the widows of con-
federate soldiers. Both expressed the
opinion that the rebellion had still fair
prospect of success. Wise said that he
would never give up and that the South
was sublimely unconquered. He par
ticularly desired to be buried in grey
overcoat when his time should come.
a Nashville special to the Tribune
says:
The Legislature will undoubtedly
pass law extending suffrage to the
Freedmen.
A StLouis special to the Tribune says:
1t is reported that Governor Fletcher
has again stationed companies of mill
tia in Lafayette, to the displeasure OF
conservatives.
sold to Thos. All for SS75, 900.
a Tribune special says: Mr.. Trum-
bull was Yesterday nominated for Z. 5.
Senator by the Republican caucus OF
the Illinois Legislature.
4 Chicago special to the Tribune
saws: Edmund Aiken. President OF
the Ist National Bank, died suddenly
of heart disease on Sunday.
proposition has been introduced
into the House to enfranchtse all tbs
male citizens, of lawful age, who have
resided one year in the State proceeding
any election.
4 Madison, Wisconsin, special to tbs
| Tribune says, resolutions will be intro
| duced in the Legislature condemnlnt
/ the course of Senator Doolittle, anG
! positively instructing him TO resign.
ALBANY, Jan. 15.-Roscoe Conklint
was elected Z. S. Senator to- day.
The Tribune's Washington specla
The President, yesterday, sent to tn
| Senate the name of John w. Murph.
/ for Governor Of Idaho.
The Times special says:
Bonds for six hundred and fort,
thousand dollars have been issued {
the Central Pacific road for 20 mile
more completed road.
The Tribune's st. Paul special says
A bill has been introduced in tn
House TO strike out the the wor
white" from the constitution; also
resolution requesting Senator Norto
to resign
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From Colorado.

DENVER CITY, Jan. 1.-THE Legis-
lature has adjourned to Friday.
a resolution against making Coiora-
the absence of several who were sick,
after having previously been voted
down.
Council passed a resolution asking
the President to remove Governor
Cummings, charged with malfeas-
ance.
action of Congress granting impartial
suffrage. Two hundred signed peti'
ton favoring admission under Ed
muud's amendments.
Forty armed and mounted men de.
serted last week from Fort Morgan, anC
are reported on their way to Denver tt
rob the city banks and Wells * Fargo'i
| EXPRESS
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Mexican News.

NEW YORK, Jan. I5.-New Orleans
dispatches received here to-day, from
Vera Cruz, give conflicting accounts
regarding the Emperor, one saying he
had abdicated, and another that he
would do so in twenty days.
The last of the French troops was ex-
nected at the capital. daily, preparato-
~ TO general embarkatiou- The Lib
eral force followed closely in the wake
of the retiring enemy. Bazaine was 70
leave on the 18th.
The idea of holding a national con-
gress is not agreeable to the Liberals.
An abandoned cities were being occu-
pied by the Liberals.
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From Canada

NEW York, January Is The
Herald's Toronto special says: In
court Yesterday, Thomas Maxwell
ard James Burke, Fenians, were found
guilty oflevying war against Her Ma
iestvIs government. Patrick Norton
plead guilty.
Mr.. McAIichael has received word
that the confederation would be sane
TONED if the people endorsed it, and he
vas anxious to submit the bill to them,
A petition has been forwarded ask
inc the disbandment of the society ol
ST. Patrick, on account of its FeniaI
sympathies-
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Jan Il. A
special order of the House to-day, res
olutions recommending the impeach-
ment of President Johnson. Referred
to Committee on Federal Relations.
Concurrent resolutions were offered
that convention OF all the States OF
the nation be called by Congress on the
4th of July, for the purpose of amend
ing the Federal Constitution; also urg-
ing Congress TO provide for the early
Improvement of the navigation of the
Mississippi river, by removing Rock
Island bridge and other distractions.
a fast freight line has been establish
ed for the transportation of all kinds OF
merchandise from the terminus of the
Union Pacific Railroad, Kansas branch
to the territories of Colorado, Utah and
New Mexico.
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adopted-vote, 81 against 20. The bill
paSsed-103 against So.
The bill for the admission of Colorado
upon same amendment as above was
adopted, on motion of Mr.. Ashley, by
a vote of 50 TO 60, and bill passed-9O
against 60. -s-
Mr.. Kelly presented a petition of 247I
citizens of Richmond, Va, for the ap-
pointment of a Provisional Governor
naming Judge Underwood. Referred
to the Committee on Reconstruction.
Adjourned
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RINGHAMs HOUSE.

ELKVENTH q MARKET SIS,
PHILADEBPHIA.
THIS NEW AND ELEGANT HOUSE IS
L now open for the reception OF guests. IL
has been htted up IN a manner equal To any
in the country. The location being central
makes IL a very desirable stopping place,
both for Merchants and parties visiting the
city. The ParlOTs are spacious. and elegant
ly furnished. The tables will De supplied
with all the delicacies the market will az
ford, and II Is the Intention OF the proprietor
Terms-S3 Per day.
jan7-2md CURLIs DAVIS. Proprietor.
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JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS, Jan. H.
The WoIworth and Barton Overland
Transportation Line started their first
train for Santa Fe to-day. Others will
follow Immediately. This is much
earlier than trains usually start.
Trade promises 10 be very large this
season.
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WILMINGTON, y. c., Jan. I5.-The
steamer Cosmopolitan, from Charles
ton, arrived with three companies of
tie 37th regiment OF colored troops. en-
route for Raleigh, where the whole reg
iment are to be mustered out.
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Railroad Aeeident-

LYNcRBURG, VA, Jan. IA train
on the Virginia and Tennessee railroad
was Precipitated down an embankment
on Sunday night. Eleven passengers
were wounded.
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BOSTON, Jan. I5.-Walter Brown, Of
Portland, has arranged a rowing match
with Hamil, of Pittsburgh, for $1,000
over a four mile course. Brown Is al
lowed 500 for expenses.
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WAsRISaroS, Jan. I5.-The chair oc-
cupied by President Lincoln when
assassinated. has been turned over by
the War Department to the Interior
Department for safe keeping
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AUGUsEA, Me-, Jan. 15.-The subject
of assassination by the Mormons has
been presented to the Legislature. and
referred to the COMMITTEES on Federal
Relations. DIR. Robinson was formerly
a citizen OF Maine.
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ISGERsoLL, c. w, Jan. ia de-
structive fire commenced at midnight
in the shoe store of Jas. Gwynne, and
consumed a number of stores. Little
property saved.
John O'Connor, was convicted, but the
sentence deferred Patrick Keeting
was acquitted.
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-. p,Io, Roat Raee Abandoned.

NEW York. Jan. 1.-THE Commits
sioners of Police have forbidden the
participation of any of the pilots in this
harbor in the proposed race across the
atlantic between the pilot boats
Therefore the match between the J: D.
Jones and Hope, No l, for So, GOO has
been abandoned.
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Arrested Tor Forgery.

NEW YORK, Jan. Is. - Adolphus
Schwartz, a passenger by the steamer
Bremen, was arrested on her arrival by
order of Z. s. Marshal Murray, on a
charge of forgery, in Vienna, to the
amount of I6O, 900 forms. The equisi-
ton for eNtradition was issued a few
days since at the instance of the Aus
TRAN Consul on authority of n cable
dispatch. Schwartz was committed to
prison to await the arrival Of witnesses
from Austria.
Judge Belts, L. s. District Court, has
refused the application for n writ of
habeas corpus in the cases of two young
men enlisted in the army. Their guar
dams claimed that they were under IS
years of age; but evidence produced
shows that when they took the oath
they were above that age.
The Judge has decided that the oath
must be considered sufficient in the
case on trial in the Criminal Court of
David w. Truman against Zadoc Street.
Plaintiff claims $4,000 damages from
Street for clipping with his wife from
Chicago in April, 1865.
VIM. Hammond, who formerly COM
manded the ships Invincible and City
| of New York, and John Shannon were
arrested on a charge of robbing the
/ Stonnington line of steamers of freight
valued at $4,000 or SIS, 900. a carman
/ named kennahan Harrington, and Jas
! Warner turned States evidence to es'
cape prosecution. 1t is said to be 6
| large organization for the purpose O
| robbing various steamship companies
Their plans will probably be frustrated
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. l5th.-The Topeka,
Kansas, Senate to-day passed as joint
resolution the amendment to the State
Constitution restricting suffrage to 10y
al men.
Caucuses are held every night, but
no result reached in regard to the SEN
atorial question: 'Pomeroy and Carney
are the leading candidates for the long
term now, but neither has majority.
The Union Pacific railroad, Kansas
branch, is completed twenty miles
west of Fort Riley. The road is graded
forty-five- miles beyond, and under
contract to be finished TO the three hum
bred and eighty-fifth mile post by July
10th. The earnings of the road were
nearly $50, 600, and it is expected TO
average 500, 900 per month the present
year. The Government expects to
| transport two million pounds over the
road this year.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. l5.-The Illinois Sen
atorial election to-day resulted as fol-
lows: Trumbull, IS; Dickey, 80.
Charles d. Drake was elected q. S.
Senator for Missouri, by vote of liz
| TO a; Blair received 80 votes.
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9ntrls.
Stannm House.

THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
/ informs his friends and the public gener-
ally, that he has opened the. 'Stamm House"
No. y Water street. The House Is new,
with an entire outht OF new furniture,
and Is complete in every Respect.
The Proprietor pledges himself TO spare no
pains 10 render his guests comfortable, and
hopes TO receive liberal khaTe OF patronage.
Ample stAbling, ATTENDED by a careful and
attentive hostleT.
janil-6m HENRY STAMh.