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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-05-24


WHAT AGE TO MARRY.-"People
about to marry" who wish to know the
proper age, are referred to the following
presidents Adam and Eve, O; Shak.
speare, Is; Ben Johnson, q Franklin,
"a Dante, Helper, Fuller, johnson,
Burke, Scott, 26; Tycho Brahe, Byron,
Washington, Bonaparte, 81; Penn and
Sterne; %; Linn@us and Nelson, 20
Burns, 30; Chsueer, Hogarth and Peel,
80 Wordsworth and Davy, SO; Sir
William Jones and Wellington, 81 /; Will
berforce, 30 Luther, AZ Addison, A
Wesley and Young, At; Swift, 40; Buf.
fon, 55; Old Parr, last time, 120.-
Bachelors and spinsters may find shelter
under great names for either early or late
marriages.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-05-24

A GOOD ONE.-A son of the Emerald
Isle lately had occasion to visit the CITY
in his vehicle, and having arrived at his
point of desf Iation, alighted from it and
proceeded ~ transact his business. On
returning to the place where he had left
his horse and wagon, he was astonished
to learn from the Major that the horse
had ran away with it.
"Sure, an did he break the reins 2"
inquired he of his informant.
"Oh, no, l believe not" was the reply
"Whou, then, how in the name of St.
Patrick could lie have got loose. for sure
an I tied the reins to the wagon 7"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-05-24
4oetieal.
For the Ayis & Ltelligencer.
THE UNSEEN LAND.

For the Ayis & Lntelligencer.
THE UNSEEN LAND.
TRANSLATED FROM THE SWEDISH.
Does the dark and soundless river
Stretch SO wide
The homeward-rolling tide,
Over which have crossed
Our loved and early lost,
That their unsealed eyes may never see
The further side,
Where still amid this coil and misery
We hide?
Is the realm of their transition
Close at hand
To this our living land?
Nearer than we dream2
Can they catch the CLEAN
Ofour smile, and hear the words we speak
And see our deeds?
And, looking deeper than our eyes may seek
Our needs?
Do they mingle in our gladness?
Do they grieye
When ways of good we leave?
Do they know each thought and hope
While we in shadows grope?
Can they hear the Futures high behest,
Yet lack tie power
To lead us from our i'll, or to arrest
The hour2
When they find us bowed in sorrow,
Do they sigh2
Or when earth passes by
For them, do they forget
The cares that here bcset
Their well beloved2 or do they wait
(Oh be it thus)
And watch baside the golden gate
For us?
We are yearning for their secret
Though we call,
No answers ever fall
Upon our dullard ears,
10 quell our nameless fears.
Yet God is over all, whate'er may be;
And trusting so,
Patience, my heart a little while, and we
Shall know. -
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-05-24

g. A Vermont farmer sent to an Or
phan asylum for boy that was smart,
active, brave, tractable, prompt, industri-
Gus, clean, pious, intelligent, good look
irg, reserved and modest. The superin-
teudent replied that their boys were all
human, though they were orphans, and
referred him to the New Jerusalem if be
waited to get bis order filed.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-05-24

= bDf-The Methodist Conference Of Vcr-
mont has declared against the use Of to-
bacco, SO that hereafter, persons addicted
to the habit of chewing or smoking will
not be admitted to membership Ii this
rule prevailed here, seats would be plenty
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-05-24
AIR, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY a. 1867
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Office Clerk Circuit Court for Har- ]
ford county, May 6, 1867. :
TEMPORARY BOARD OF MEDICAL Ex-
AMINERS.
THE following named Physicians of
l. Hartford county, have been appointed
by the Governor, temporary Board of
Medical Examiners for said county :
JOHN EVANS,
JOHN NJ. FINNEY,
SILAS B. SILVER,
E. HALL RICHARDSON,
THOS. C. HOPKINS,
JOHN SAPPINGTON.
The Commissions have been received
from Annapolis. for the above named
gentlemen and they are hereby notified of
the fact, and requested to come forward
ana qualify.
WIN. Ell. DALLAM,
myl7-3t Clerk.
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MURDER OF THE INNoCENTs.


1t is getting to be serious question
among Christian men and women whether
we ought not to have society for the
prevention of cruelty to children. We
had not recovered from the sckening hor.
rors Of the case at the Rev. MIR. Lindsay,
who whipped his little son to death be-
cause the child would noe say his pray
ers, when We were called upon the other
day to record frightful instance of child
torture near Hackensack, N. j., which
fortunately came to the knowledge of the
authorities before it had eliminated in
downright murder. A man and his wife,
named Vanderbilt, had taken an orphan
child, one Mary Ann Farrell, from an
asylum, for the purpose of. employing her
as a servant. For about eleven months
the husband knocked her about with
broomstick, and the wife beat her with an
iron dipper. They used to take her to the
cellar, strip her naked, tie her up by the
wrists, lash her with horse whip till the
blood ran down the limbs, aud then rub
the raw flesh with brine. She made her
escape at last, and was found one morn
ing In the open fields, with bare feet and
legs, and wearing only single thin un-
der garment, SO saturated with blood and
filth that it had to be peeled from her
body like scab. She appeared in court
with evidences of torture so pitiful upon
her person that stout men wepi at the
spectacle. Her jaw had been broken her
hair had been torn out by handfuls her
face was swollen and deformed her lips
were cut open; her eyes we're blackened
and SCARED; her whole body was bruised
and discolored. Little wonder that the
peighbors were with difficulty restrained
from wreaking lynch-law vengeance on the
authors of the outrage.
The same day we reported the discovery
of the dead body of an infant in an alley
WY in this city. Its throat had been cut
from ear to ear; the head was nearly severed
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-05-24
B. F. MINNICK.

d. f. MINNICK,
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Hickory P. o., Hartford Co., Md.
nFFERS for sale Farms, Building Lots Coun-
" try Seats, Shops, &c.
Farmers and Others desiring to buy or sell
Real Estate of any description, would do we'll 10
call on or address the undersigned. No charge
made unless sale is effected.
Persons wishing to view any of the Properties
offered for sale by the subscriber will be convey.
ed. to them free of charge
Circulars are now ready and may be had upon
application.
B. T. MINNICK, Real Estate Agent,
febl5 Hickory P. o., Hartford Co., Md.
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Shaving, Hair Dressing, &c. !

vHHE undersigned begs leave to inform the
Il citizens of Bel Air and vicinity, that he has
fitted upa room in Mr.. John S. Dallam's Ho-
tel for the purpose of Shaving, Hair Cutting
and Curling, etc.
Ng- Ladies' hair thinned curled or sham
pooed, and Children's Hair Dressed, either at
the Saloon or private residence.
q. H. DUFFIE, Barber,
myl7 Dallam's Hotel, Bel Air.
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SELECT POETRY.
The Letter to the Dead.

We remember at the Wilderness a Gallant
Mississippin had fallen, and at night i9st be
Tore burying him, there came a letter f. ON her
ne loved best. One OF the group around hrs
hedy-a minister whosc tend eraees vas .,.o
manly, broke the silent teartuness with viii ct
hes SAN. the deaf letter; he took it and laid il
upon the breast of him VIII Use heroic h cart was
stirE "Bury Il with him He will see it when
he wakes" Ut was the subhmrSt sentence OF
his funeral sermou.-N. y. Picayunc.
tonnes the letter from mother9
Are a sisters longing theret "..e
Or the fondncss of another,
bowed snd loving, young and hirs
Seek rot now 10 know the writer,
Seek not whence or why it came ..
AS he died his dimmcd eyes saw her;
As he died, he brcathed tier name. f
1t has come o'cr hills aud valleys, ~
Crossed DER rivers, pissed Ger lnkes;
"Bury it upon Ills bosom, ...H .... r.
He will see it when he wakes"
Bury the dead with the letter unread,
There to remain, % -a,r y
Till the soldier awakes from his slumber,
To join in the battle again. .-.
All . but never more to battle
lie will march bv bent of drum
Never more when fight is over
Sigh for gentle peace to come;
Never more to rolhcall answer, .......
Never more will pace his round,
Keeping watch DER sleeping comrades
Strewn upon the chilly ground,
Nevermorp the light words utter,
While his heart with sadness aches,
"Bury ii upon his bosom,
He will see it when he wakes"
Bury it deep with the soldier to sleep;
There let il lie,
While the green grass grows DER the sleeper
And the world goes hurrying by.
She who fingered as she wrote it, ..
Ger each tender word she pcnned,
She, perchamce, will find her sorrow
With some later lover end.
But for him those words Of loving .--
May survive when time is oer
And, though she forget her fondncss,
Greet him on the further shore.
Cross his arms and close his eyelids,
'Tis his slnn,ber that he takes,
"Dury it upon his bosoni
He will see il when he wakes"
Lay him TO rest with the scroll on his breast
j There, in the tomb,
Til! the startled dead shall awaken
At the terrible day OF doom.
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PR ECTUS
OF THE CHARLEsroN SEMI WEEKLY AND
WEEKLY News.

OF THE CHARLESroN SENT WEEKLY AND
WEEKLY News.
The publishers OF the Charleston Daily
News have much pleasure in in. ormng the
public that the Grst number of their long.
promised Semi Weekly edition will be
issued on Saturday, the Sd of November
and will be regularly Published thereafter
on Wednesdays and Saturday.
As has been before stated, il will be the
endeavor Of the Publishers to make The
paper in every way worthy of The public
patronage. 1t viii contain variety 10
matter. consisting ofst ores. literary news,
family gossip, etc, which will not be found
in the Daily, aud will haze all The editorial
and news o. Interest transferred from that
issne. The market reports will be foil and
reiiable. r#.ss Ea. ..v:f w r
The Weekly edition Of The News will
also be commenced on Sunday Morning,
the 4ih of November. and will be issued
regularly thereafter every Sunday morning
This paper will be entirely original IN itself,
and will be made up independent of the
other editions 1t will contain The latest
telegraphc news from all parts OF the coun-
try, besides having interesting selections,
stores, literary items and book reviews
gossip, late market reports, City and State
items, etc etc.
Ierms OF Semi Weekly. 90 year
Terms Of Weekly. y.......S3 90 a year.
Address
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PROSPECTUS
or TIE
CHRISTIAN NEIGH BOR,

NOD wiling, shall cause tu be publish,
~ ed, at place, tim' and price hereafter
10 be decided upon, Weekly Paper, wit!
the above style and lille.
ne general object OF the publication
VI be the maintenance Of the Christian
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ANY or c""ecl'eiY' and whether arising
rom ms relation TO G"d or his neighbor
EnJnling conscientious obedience 10 all
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"0iii,rt GO, WIZ tGr 'nw oi Hod, tn" CHRIS.
iiAN NihGiihuR will be an uGcqUivocal
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THE
Southern Christian Advocate !
1867.
TIuRTTETH VOLUME.

A4AiN AiEAh hNlsIhE.
TNIilS WELL KNOWN RELIGIOUS
a family newspaper, commenced its Thir
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Devoted to Religion and the interests Of
The Church Of Chrja.-an organ of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South. in the
South Eastern States-of high literary
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Besides, il is empha tically the paper for
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S P &c E-B O X.

A writer, in speaking of bonhes, says
the coal scutte was in vogue when hlush
ing was known but both arc now obso.
lete. ,-. .-.
A smart ungster, hearing his moth
er remark that she was fond OF music, ex
claimed, Then, why don't you buy me
drum I" NsA rsB % HaEEgA
"Do you think raw oysters are heal,hvl"
asked a lady Of her physician. "Yes" he
replied: II never knew one to be out
OF health in my li'e." q
A charity scholar, under examination,
in Psalms, on being asked, "Wha! is the
peslllence that waIke;h in darkness 2"
answered: Bed bugs"
An !rishman being asked in court for
his certificate 6f marriage, showed big
scar on his head about the shape of a
shove, which was satisfactory.
An exchange inquiries. "Would Pow.
ers ever though, Of chise!ing his statue Of
the Greek slave with a chignon9" FOR
course not; he chseled her out Of it,
"Won't you take half OF this poor ap,
plei" said pretty daalsel. mo, thank
you; I would prefer better half."-
Eliza blushed, and referred him to her
papa. { u II y i
Success 10 life ,is.very apt to make us
forgettbe time we wasn't much" Itis
just so with frog on a jump; he can't
remember when he was tadpols-but
0'nst G@YSHmnf @oYskSseHmnf F88TD 1g8
snow, then, my hearties," said gal
lapt captain. you havss asteueh battle
bsfcresyou. , Fight Ike heroes ,ilI your
powders gone then-run. I'm little
lkire aud I'll start now.n95EA a.E
Here's good one My irs. is what
liessat the door; my second is kind of
grain my third is what nobody can do
without, and my whole Is s'one Of the Uni.
ted States. Mat ri mony. IT, egg.
A pretty and well dressed young lady,
after looking at several pairs Of gloves,
lavender coIored, in shop lately, shock.
ed .as assistant: by asking him which
pair he thought the "lsvenderst"
An homes! old lady in the country
when told Of her husbands death. ex
claimed, "Well, | do declare, our troubles
bever come alone! 1t amt week since
/ lost my best hen, and now Mr.. Hop
per has gone too; poor mani"
A bashfui young man escorted an equal
ly bashful Young lady home. Az they
approached the dwelling Of the damsel
shs said, entrealingly, "JehieI, don't you
tell anybody you beaud me home."-
'sary,' said he empbaticalIy, "don't you
mind; rm as much ashamed Of it ~ y.u
are.n r-
10 olden time, when a mother deeorst.
ed her child on the Sabbath, she said =
"As | have adorned The outside, may
God adorn the inside" II she placed a
Sunday wreath in her daughtsrs's hair,
sheisaid: "Msy Jesus Christ ,hcs place
tire crown Of eternal life upon thee in
heaven From tie German. -
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JOB WOKl

JOB WORK
Will be executed with reatness and dispatch
and on accommodating terms.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

.... Camden Nail.
Departs Monday and Friday at 6 a. m.
Arrives Tuesday and Saturday at 6 p. III.
Mail closes SnndHy and Thursday at 8 p. m.
CHARLOTTE MAIL.
Arrives Tuesday and Saturday at IL m.
Departs Tuesday and Saturday at D. M,
Mail closes Tuesday aud Saturday at a. IL.
TINEylLLE MAIL.
Departs Thursday at 6 a. IN.
Arrives Friday at p. III.
Mail closes Wcdn, sday at y. m.
JEFFERSON MAIL.
Departs Thursday at p. M.
Arrives saturday 1t u a. IN.
Mail closes Thursday at IL IN.
CANDIES VIA Liberty Hnl.
Arrives Friday at | a. IN.
Departs Friday at p. M.
Mail closes Friday at II m
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s L L Y E Ms II @ USE,
II, %. 25 & 81 Broadway, New York.
OiposHs Borling Green. .
on TIE EUROPEAN PLAN.

ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
mIE STEVENS HOUSE is we'll and widely
* known to the travelling public. Ths
location is especially suitable to merchants aud
business men; 1t IS Ia close proximity to tho
business past oi the city is on the highway Of
Southern and Western travcl-and adjacent tn
all the principal Railroad ani Steamboat depots.
The Stevens House has liberal accommodation
for over 300 guests--it is well furni. shed, and
possesses every modern improvement for the
comfort aud entertainment OF its in,nates. Tho
rooms are spacious "nd we'll ven,ila,e,l-proyid-
cd with gas and watcr-the attendance il
prompt aud respectful and the table is gener.
ously provided with every delicacy OF the sea.
son--at moderate rates.
Tho rooms having cen refurnshed and re-
modelled, Ne are enabled 10 Offer extra facilities
for the comfort and pleasure o, our Guests.
GEO. X. CHASE & Co,
June IL, lS6i-6m. Proprietors.
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a HOMESTEAD FOR 80.
IN VIRGINIA..
200 Farms and 10000 Building Lot

200 Farms and 10000 Building Lots
For Sale.
In The coil and oil Regions an Virginia
To be sold in Shares, at So, each as follows:
l farm Of 100 acres,
containing gold mine, valued at $4,000
! farm of 80 acres,
containing coal oil, valued ut 10000
8 farms OF 90 acres each
containing gold ore, 50 900 each, IS 200
, farms OF 40 acres each,
containing coat or oil, 81 900 each, 10 600
10 farms Cf 20 acres each,
containing con' or oil, 900 each, 10000
20 farms of ] Grres each.
containing coal or oil, $500 each, lO, 900
100 farms of ) acres cych,
containing coal or oil, 800 each, 5000
400 Responsiveness city lois,
200 by 100 fee, each, $50 a piece, $4,000
400 Rappnhannock city lots,
100 by 100 feet each, $40 piece, l6 900
400 Rappahnnnork city lots,
So by 100 feet each $40 a piece, 5000
500 Rappahannock city Tots,
% by 100 feet each, $40 piece, 5000
5000 Clifton lots,
25 by 100 feet each, S5 piece, 10000
lO'Z"o SharHs, amounting TO 5000 900
Certificates Of these shares will be en-
closed in envelopes exactly alike, se.led ~,
mixed together, numbered on the outside
and deposited in boxes. Any person send.
ing 30 cents can order anv number he NAV
choose. If he is pleased with what the
certificate calls for. he can then send So 90
and obtain a DEED for the land, no matt
tar what It may be, whether lot worth
from 25 10 80: or farm worth from 300
to 250O0. All farms worth over ] 900 will
be redeemed in greenbncks, should it be
preferred, subject to deduction of 30 per
cent Anv number of shares can be taken
by individuals. Clubs will be received nj
10 per cent discount. Address with mon.
ey and stamp enclosed for return postage,
T. BhUDER,
Rappahannock City, Cnlpeper Co. Va,
via Pine View, Fauquier Co Va.
p. S.-Rappahannock city is in the
midst Of the Gold Region" in Culpeper
County, and Clifton n the "Oh Region" in
Buchanan county, on Louisia Fork OF Big
Sandy River. The shares are sold so
cheap to induce settlement.
Sept. 10, 1867. 3m.
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PRINCIPAL AGENTS.

PEISCirAL AGENTS.
Moorc u Nichols, New York.
WIN. Rcrd " Son. Boston.
10. G. Grubb, & TO, Philrdel phia.
i"nttnry d Ir,mhie, Baltimore.
Henry Folsom g. Co. New Orleans.
Johnson. Spencer ~ Co., Chicago.
l. NJ. linmsey, & Co, st. Louis.
Albert Z. Crane, San Francisco.
June II, '67- ~.
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GR0FESTEEN $ CO.
Piano Forte facturers,
400 Broadway, n. Y.

TNESE PIANOS, received tho IIirhes /.
l. Award of Merit! at the Worlds Fair,
over the best makers from London, Paris,
E"rmany' the cities of New York, Philadel.
Phia, baltimore and Boston also, the Gold
Medal At the American lnstilute, for Five
successive years! Our Pianos contain tho
French Grand Action, Harp Pedal, Over.
strung Bass, Full Iron Frame, and all Mod.
ern improvements. Every Instrument war
ranled Five years Nude under the super.
vision of Mr.. J. II. Grovesteen, VINO have
a practical experience OF over thirty Ave
wears ard il the maker of over eleven
thousand piano forte-. Our faclli ties for
manufacturing enable ne 10 sell these in
struments from :lOO 10 S200 cheaper tl,sn
any frsi class piano forte.
Dec. B, '66--ly.
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THE TREWEEKLY PHGNIX
THE CLEANER

JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor.
JuGe 10, Colupoia, y. q.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-12

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