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The national Republican., 1867-01-10

POLICE RErURSs.-The returns from the
different iisutsuants Of police, rendered to Major
rests for the twenty -four hours ending at eight
o. clock The amount Of fines imposed for the Pc
Rod mentioned was $86, %.
Tho different Iisutsnants Of police for the period
ending at eight o'clock yesterday morning, show
40 arrests. The Corporation hnss imposed amounted
to SlO8.B4.
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Tm GESERAL LAND 0FFIcE.-Returns re-
ceived at the General Land Office show that
23,24s acres Of the public land were disposed
Of during the month Of December last, 3,420
acres Of which were taken up for actual set
Element under the homestead law, and the
remainder located with A gricultural College
scrip and military land warrants.
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ID UBLIC SALE OF ENGINEERING
IL E.'. Il PROPERTY
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
~ OF COLUMBIA.

~ r4.. \ 6: o.o.r 100 Equity Dock s.
p. i,a,,.s n ihi: e.ase having reported that he had
he proesedings, In square No 100, with the Improve
msst n pur.uancs o. the said decree to George Bert
for u ,t7D tnd has the said Bert hrd assigned his in
tsr.st in said sale TO Collier O. Rrayssr and that the
said frayser had complied with the terms Of sale;
nis, this ust day Of December, lses ordered By the
eoun that the said sale be, and thu sams is hereby
rahned and oonhrmsd, unless cause 70 the CONTRARY
be shown on or before the 24th day Of January IsS;
proyiaed copy Of this order be psblishsd 10 The Ma
rioEAL khfunLIoAH al least three times In each Of
tAres sueessGiys weeks before said dAy
By srdsr Of the Court.
q. true copy s-Test: IR J. MRIGs
lhJ JtAWJW CLARK
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
UHIrEp 6rArah PArHHr OKFIoH.

~ UErHs srArRs PArHsr oyrIon,
WAsHIEaras, December Is, 1888.
On the pstition Of Moses harshall, Of LEVEL, Mass,
praynE for the extension of patent granted 70 hin on
the 18Th day Of March, lssS, fer an improvement In
knittinG haehino for seven years from the sxpraon
q said patent, which takes place the 18th day Of
March, 1867
ordered that tAs said pstitisn b heard at the
Patent onss on MONDAY, the 9stA day Of Fsbrs.ry
next, 81 IL o'clock Ahd all psssns notiasd 10
APpssr And show cause, they have Why said Pc
uilon ought act TO be EraAtsd.
Person. oppssiag ne sxtsnsisa rsquirsd 10 ale In
tn. Patent ohss their ebjsetie.s, .l:saly set forth In
writing, At least ttssAv days before the day Of heAhag
all tssmony nsd By either party, 70 Be used At the said
hearing aust b takes AAd ansmittsd In AeeoIdhAos
with the russ Of the once, which will be furnished on
application. '.... t-. .
DspositiOns and ether papers, relied upon ss tss-
mony must be hlsd In the once tsny days before the
day Of hsArng ii. argunshtsn any, within ten days
after Alag the tsstimeny.
ordered. alsetAa Ms Aotss be publshsd IA The N;
ruBLIcAS and the fnsllgssesr, WAshiAgton, D. g., Ana
in the Courier, LEVEL, Mass, once week for
three successive weeks the hrs Of said publisatens 70
be At sAs. sixty aAys prsviess 70 the DAY Of hearing
T. O. fHKAKkR,
.. ..a a.... CommissioAsr Of PAtsais
P.s kditors o. the Absys PaPsIs will please copy,
And send their bills TO the Patent omes, With paper
containing this Aoties. ds3o-1Awsw
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
"
LYIkG-IH ASYLUM,
TOuTtssAth street, (sirsls,) sOrasr Of n street.
This iasututiOa 10 Situated In the most healthy por-
uOA Of the District, suTrouhdsA BY Its own grounds
Oars pass the door every ave mihutss. d,
Terms Of admission Prom % 10 0lo Per week. In az
serdAnee with the room requirsd payable In advance
rAis Includes Board. hoaisinSS Medical. IAd Surgical
Attendance
MRDIOAL sTAEF.
aURaHoM oHARaL AN ...
J. u. THOMPSON, n. D., lA street, between TWsn-
usth and Twenty First streets,
CONSTITUTING PMIuoIAHp AHD AUnSnoHu. .
Jos. X. BARNks, n. D., sarssoA General, Uhtssd
JOS RiLEY, NJ D., dsOrsstswa.
THos, MILLER, Y. D., street., Washngtsn.
A. Up. 0ARhkTT, n. D., New York AVsnuS.
SRiiFos TTLiH, 4 B.. G.srT.tswS.
APPlieGhonsfor admissions Be made 10 Any ofihs
medical stat the matron d the Hospital oFdeIs for
admsslon 70 the free beds Of this Institution can be OBJ
dAinsd Of thu Rev O. H. Hall, Rector Of the Epiphany
Church. Of the Rsy A. D. Gillette, PsstoT Of the First
Bapli Ohureh aad Of the Surgeon In charge at his
idSnes oTdsrs Tor the admission of The Wves widow.
of soldiers Of the unitsd sAtes army bs procured
through the Surgeon 0sAstal, Units4 elasss army.
jyD O. u. HALL. D. D, psssstazy'
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NATIONAL THEATRE. H.
....-..rt.p q o.. r GRAND ,, ..r.
PEEsESrAT1oa FESTIVAL
NATIONAL rHnlrRs, wAsHIsoroS, D. O..
80, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY H. 1857.
orsRirIc AND DRAMATIC TALENT
Secured 81. Cos, Of Over ..a.-. q.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
$4,000
rs... WORTH OF PRBsssrs
To bs Awsrdsdto
TICKET HoLpRRs,
Und.r the Direction Of
MAJOR WIN. 8. MORSE,
Secretary Grand National Concert.
TICKETS, on THIS OCCASION, u ELoH.
Books for Reserved Seats are now open sss PsnAsyl
a v.ai, avenue, under National Hotel
NO EXTRA oHLRsE FOB RESERVED sEArs
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CONSERVATIVE Army AND NAVY UNION
The regular weekly meeting ofthis organization
ksld on Monday evening; Col J. A. TAFT presiding,
snd Capt. Geiss, acting secretary. I..g'. ~.
Capt, Mcconnell, on behalf Of the Executive
Committss,' submitted . csyefally prepared memo.
s In relation 10 the equalization Of bounties for
presentation to Congress; which was adopted.
Col. James r. 0'Bsirne, Col. Allabach, Capt.
asise, Capt. Mcconnell and Capt Mexican were
appointed committee TO confer with the soldiers'
And Sailors Union, In order 10 gain concert Of
tion In presenting the subject TO Congress.
The special COMMITTEES appointed to examine the
credentials Of membsri usre relieved from any fur
thsr labor In the matter. .n.Fn
A committee vas appointsd 10 obtain employ.
mont for the various members Of the band
with The Union now out Of employment.
A rssoiation was passed requesting Senator Doc.
little to addrsss the Union at the nsIt meeting.
Vice Prssidests rsprssenting fourtsesn sts,ss
were elected. asfs. .. ~ 100 sIrar.. ~. r,
The Executive COMMITTEES ware Instructed to
have the nav constitution printed. .,..5
The financial secretary was ordered 70 prepars
list Of delinquent members 70 bs read at the next
meeting.
A new Erssutivs comnittss was appointed.
The members. Of the old Financial COMMITTEES
were reappointsd,
The Union then adjourned 0...
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wILLARD's HOTEL,

n A r D..
wILLARD's HOTEL,
WAaHISaroE, December l, 1880,
ssAatOr, Representatives, and Others residing in
washihgtOa who occupy private apartments can Be az
eommodatsd with their meals h this HOTEL a. the rate
Of tlo 30 per week.
dss. .amd SYKES, CHADWICK co.
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The Plan Of AWATds VIII DO a. loIIoWsi
All the numbsrs rsprsssntng Tickets sold will Be
placed In Wheel and tickets containing the
Of presents TO be awarded In another.
The psraona selected will then draw ticket from the
arst Wheel aud the Of present from the second
and the article drawn will be awarded 70 the person
holding number eorrssponding with that Of the ticket
drawn.
Tickets will be for sale at all the prhepAl Book and
Music Stores and Hotels In the city and at SIS Penn
syivania avenue, undsr National Hotel, By letter
addressed to
WIN. s, MORSE,
sSs PsnnsylVaaiA avenue, under National Hotel,
ds9o.H washiBgton, D. O.
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LoCAE NEWS


BoARp OF ScHooL TRpsTEEs.---The regular
monthly meeting 81 The Board Of Trustees Of Public
Schools was hsld In their room at the City Hall on
Tuesday evening last, In the absence Of the Presi-
Present. Messrs. wilson, Rh.sl, Woodward, Fox,
Clarks, johnson, and Csssell ,.7-
ii Several applications for tsaohsrs positions were
received and rsferred atcr which the abstracts Of
the monthly reports of teachss wsrs read, showing
the condition o. the schools during the month Of
First Distriet--gsmb,r Of pupils last report, J..
lpt; ,sdm!tted during the month, IS Withdrawn,
Transferred, 30, IS number on the roll the 3lst
Of p.o.nhsr, ], osG applicants, 90 sssrss.t' at
Second Distfict- ct-Numbsr Of pupils last report,
LAS; admitted during shs month, Ia withdrawn,
trantfsrfsd, 10, %; number on the roll slst De-
Ssmbst. l,27s applicants, 49, aggregate attend
snes ls, losta. ~, Eg.s
Third pi.,ri;..Nsnesr q p1piil; las. report.
trsndsrred, &C., SO; number on the roll 3lst De-
csmbsr. ,Ss1i applicants, 2oe, aggregate attend.
snos, II, $50; aggregate abssnoe, 1,e32t.
Fourth District lNumber Of puplls last report,
tfansfsrrsd, ae., as; number on ths roll alh De-
osmbsr. ], ,1si; applicants, s+I aggregate attend
anes, II, ,sb6, aggregate absence, 1,e96t. d.
Mr. johnson, chairman Of the committee before
Cougrsss, said he had had interviews with the mem
bers of the Committes on the District Of Columbia
proper legislation for the public schools Of the city
and thrvushout the District. A bill had been pre-.
pared By the COMMITTEES, and would be reported to
the HOUSE In short time. .u.y.r. "a %.
v Tho bill before Congress provides for general
board Of directors, who would have charge Of all
schools both white and oolorsd, but II not the
intention Of the COMMITTEES 70 have both the white
and oolorsd children together In the schools The
District Of Columbia would bs divided into four
subdsthcts with three directors for each sub-dis.
trict The bii further provides that one-fourth Of
the amount necessary fer the support OF tho schools
should be paid out Of the national Treasury, and
the other thres ourths 10 bs raised BY direct taxa
tion on the people Of the District Of coiumbia
Mr. Wilson thought Congress would not pass
iuah b bin without SLOWING the members OF the
school board 10 make some suggestions, and TO eI.
anime the bill before II was reported from the com
4 mittee - .E.hs9 'Ff'. .fn1. ..Ai' f...
n. ttsnurer reported number Of bill, which
Tbs rssolution Of Mr.. Clark, requiring the score.
tsry 70 ssnd notices Of the mestings 10 members,
aad di.eontinus the prsotice Of advertising, was
adopted.
Mr. Rhsss ofsred tbs following resolution which
| was unAnimosslT adopted ......
Rsssfpsd That tho Board Of Trustees Of the
Public Schools hays heard With deep regret, Of the
dsath of Charles II. Utsrmehle, Esq, who was so
lstsiJ one Of ts most active and sstssmod msmbsrI
. useful eitiIeny aud warm friend Of the cause Of
pepsIar educatiop, q rrI ~ r.
Appropriate fsmarks were made BY Menrs.
Rhssi Woodward, Wilson and Tustini and the
4 meeting adjounsd. .r-- ..-.t.. .r
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DspAnTrsxf or SfATn. 4
ON. December ~. 1864. . . d \

H. I Information has been received At this De-
psrtment from Mr., AIrNxp CALDwKLt, the
Consul of the United States ct Honolulu, Of
the death, on the 18th Of November last, at
Honolula, Of DR.. 8. P. FoRp. '7 i I'd
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DsrAaryrsr Or srArr.l
uutra,a, To- o. IoAJ

,.i,,sz Sigg -, ~ I, DsrAsryrSf or srArr. It
n,. ,..slldssid wAsHisoros, Jan. I'd, 1867. y
~ :, Information has been received at this De-
4 'pastment from nv. N. d. L. Lane, the CON
~ sui o.. the United States at Vera Cruz, Me1.
, leo, OF the death, on the 9th Of December
/, last at Vera Cruz, Of James L. Kennedy, for
q number Of years United States Consular
Agent at Jalapa, Mexico; .s.. t,.,..,.. .
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Officers Commissions.

NOMM SSIONS for VIM. E. McGaw,
" Benedict Legoe, VIM. Ii. Pierce,
Thomas Lltig, Richard Loflin, Thomas
Cord, John B. Foy, Garrett Osborn, John
L. Spicer, Jos. w. Shrof, Theodore Cor
rell, John Wann, James A. Fulton, Joshua
G. Luckey, Caleb Wright, James Alexan-
der, T. NJ. Cathcar. VIM. Harkins, Cyrus
Pusey, Joseph E. Scotch, Henry R. Wat
tiers, A. W. Scarborough, Chas. Mark
land, R. r. Vandiver, VIM. B. Morgan
Justices OF the Peace for Hartford county
George w. Mitchell and Bennett Charshee,
Lumber inspect RS at Havre de Grace
jarrett Spencer-Lumber Inspector t
Bell's Ferry John c sanders-Flour In
speclor at Havre de Grace A. Llngan
Jarrett-Commissioner of State Statistics
Nathan Dean and Thomas Butler-Coro-
ners, have been received by me, and the
Apprentices are hereby notified that they
are required to appear before me and quail,
ify, wi hin thirty days from this date
VIM Fl. DALLAM, Clerk.
Bel Air, April Sd, 1867,
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SCE7 E ~ CHS
WEED TONIC,

THIS medicine, invented by DR.. j. II. Sch mex,
l Of Phi adelphia, is intended to dissolve the
food and make it into chyme, the first process
of digestion. BY cleansing The stomach with
Schenck's Mandrake Pills, the Tonic soon re-
stores the appetite, and food that could not be
eaten before using it will be easily digested.
Consumption cannot be cured by Schenck's
Pulmonic Syrup unless the stomach and liver is
made healthy aud the appetite restored, hence
the Tonic and Pills a.e required in nearly every
case Of consumption. A half dozen bottles of the
SEA WEED TONIC and three or four boxes
of the N4NDRAKEP PILLS will cure any Or
binary case of dyspepsia.
DR.. Schenck makes professional visits in New
York, Boston. and at his principal office in
Philadelphia every week. See daily papers of
each place, or his pamphlets on consumption for
his days for visitation.
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes
Co, q Park Row, N. Y; SIS. Hance, Bal
timore, Md, John d. Park, N. E. cor. of Fourth
and Walnut St, Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker Il
Tal lor l34 and sc Wabash Avenue, Chicago,
H.; Collins Brothers, southwest corner of Sc
cond and Vine SITS, st. louis, Mo. nov23Q)
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The County Convention.

In pursuance of a call issued last week,
the County Convention met at Bel Air on
Thursday, the 4th INST, and was organ
lied by the selection of John w. Rut-
ledge, as President, and r. r. Vandiver,
as Vice President, and the appointment
of Major William II. Dallam and Joshua
II. Scarf, as Secretaries.
After The Organization, the Convention
proceeded to ballot for five candidates &c
represent Hartford county in the Constitu-
tional Convention, which resulted in the
nom tnaiion of the following gentlemen
HENRY D. FARNANDIS,
HENRY W. ARCHER,
DR. JOHN EVANS,
EVANS s. ROGERS,
HENRY A. SILVER.
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o. Wrdn ,&ag yc&5 tAo votc'' Of 'ao
State viii be called upou to decide ~heth-
er We are to have Constitut oual Con
vention or not, and at the same time to
determine who shall represent them, in
case Convention should be called. The
ticket at the head of our paper to day is
worthy Of the support and confidence of
the people Of the county, and We bespeak
for them tEe undivided support of every
man in the county who desires to see
the county represent by able and faith
full en-, From the latencss of tho hour
at which the Convention met we are able
to do but little more than name the candi.
dates.
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a Complex Clock.

Breslau will be represented at the Pa
ris Exhibition by work of art which may
not have It's equal. II is al Astronomical
clock, made by Breslau citizen, Herr
K. Scbolz, which has been Eadmired by
scholars as Il real work of genius. The
clock lows, gu large dial plate, artist
cally decorated the time IF Breslau, and
on smaller plate Immediately under
heath, the Berlin time with seconds stroke.
On the back of the case, which is made
of gray marble, and before which the pen
dulum swings, are, on the right and left,
two vertical rows, each Of twelve dial
plates, which show the corresponding time
by hour aud minutes, of tweDty-four of
the most important towns in the world,
viz, :-Pekin, Sidney, Calcutta, Moscow,
St. Petersburgh, Cunstantipople, Rome,
Paris, Marseilles, London, New Yulk,
Washington, San Francisco, &c. On
these dial plates the minute hands ouIy
move, all at once, after the lapse of ii
minute, with the stroke Of the sixtleth sec.
ond, but each shows by special index,
also the time of day U nderthe. dia-
plates, and over looking glass, stands a
nicely finished globe of the earth, which
completes its movement round its axis
in exactly twenty,iour hours A hand
fixed above points to the meridian, SO that
at one glance the different places on the
surface of the earth may be read, in which,
at the corresponding moment, "a good
watch must show the hour of noon. The
weights which set the whole clock work
going are very curious and interesting
sight. BY clever mechanical conbina-
ton they are united, and form very taste
fully ornameuted whole, which carries,
again, three hands, representing com
plete almanac, one hand pointing to the
month, another to the date, and third to
the day of the week while, under the
middle dial plate, a ball, figuring the moon,
represents the different phases of light oil
the earth's satellite. The mechanism by
which it has been possible, independently
of the clock work, to Great. the comb ned
various movements in the body Of the
weights is quite new and very Ingenious
But Herr Schulz is not content with the
different functions of his clock, such as
we have described them. la the lens OF
of the seconds pendulum be has intro
duced carefully executed spring, or
metal barometer; aud, besides this he
uses the pendulum as thermometer.
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CONNECTICUT ELECTIoN-Tbe cleo
ton which took place in Connecticut on
Monday last, resulted in the success of
English, Democrat, for Governor. by 700
majority. The Democrat have also car
ried the entire State ticket, and three
out of the four Congressmen, with large
gains in both branches of the Legislature.
The Democratic majority in the State, on
the Congressional vote is / 800 In 1865
Buckingham, Republican, was elected
Governor by IL ,035 majority.
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MEXICO UNDER MAxIMrLIAN.-We have re.
ceived from the National Publishing Company,
5O7 Minor Street, Philadelphia, copy of the
above work, by Henry NJ. Flint Esq. Thi:
book is well printed on good paper, and excel.
lenty written, and is particularly interesting al
the present time, giving as it does, clear and
concise account of "Me1ico under Ma1imilian. u
The author has considerable reputation as wri
ter, and may be familiar to many through tht
"Druid's Letters and "Life of Senator Doug
las'. Bound in English cloth, at So per volume
at VIII ich price we would suppose it would find
rapid and ready sale.
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ADJOURNMENT OF CoNGREss.-Tbe first session
of the fortieth Congress adjourned on Saturday
until the first Wednesday of July next. This
enuncation by the speaker was received with an
outburst of applause in the galleries. 80 overjoy-
ed were even the people Of Washington that they
were to be relieved of the presence of these mis-
representatives. even for SO short time as will
elapse between now and July next. If they had
adjourned until the first Wednesday in July ten
years hence, the nation would have been the
gamer, even if their pay had been continued du-
ring the recess. If the country is to be benefited
by Congress. it must remain away from Washing
ton, for evil follows its meetings as certainly as
two-thirds of its members adopt any course, no
matter how prejudicial to the public interest,
that will continue themselves and their friends in
power 1t is not the will of the people that
they obey, but the narrow, sordid and reprehen-
sible course pursued only by men who are gov
erned alone by selfinterest.
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New SPRING GooDs.-The attention of our
readers is called to the advertisement of John
G. Rouse, at Hopewe X Roads, who has on
hand and is opening a very large and general
and excellent stock of goods at and below cost,
and is weekly receiving new goods from the
cities. His stock is complete, comprising every
article usually kept in a country store. Now
is the time to get bargains; do not let the oppor-
tunity slip.
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To The Martyrs OF Liver Complaint.

Among the wonderful medical properties
which have rendered HOSTETTER'S STOM-
ACH BlTTERS eminent among the health
restoring preparations of The age its anti-bil-
lious virtues are not the least remarkable. No
words can do justice to its marvellous effect upon
the diseased liver. Perhaps the simple words Of
convalescent sufferer who describes it as
'going right to the spot" tell the story as clear
ly as may be. 1t does'go right to the spot. IL
operates directly upon the disordered organs,
and whether unduly active or in a state ofparaly-
sis, restores it to a condition of health. The
Sickness at the Stomach, pain between the
Shoulders and in the right side, Yellow Suffu-f
sion Of the skin, Costivenrss, Drowsiness ano
Languor, Dimness of Sight, Collie, Papitation
the Heart Dry Cough, Low fever, and other
symptoms which indicate the various phases of
Acute and Chroni' Liver Complaint, are one and
all promptly relieved, and finally removed by
the action of this famous preparation, which is at
once the best of correctives the gentest and most
genial of aperents, an infnllible regulator, and
powerful restorative. Persons Ola bilious hab-
it, who use the Bitters as protective medicine,
will never suffer the pains and penalties Of
Liver disease or Bilious Remttent Fever,
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MAD Docs We are informed that in and
around Fawn Grove, situated in the lower part
of York county, and in the upper part of this
county, considerable excitement prevails on the
subject of mad dogs A number of these ami
mails have made their appearance lately in the
above localities, and although they thus far have
done no damage that we have heard Of, they have
caused number ofthe canine race to lose their
lives
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SCR dJE HEA.

The REV. GEO. SToRas of Brooklyn, N. Y says, in the
Bible Examiner, by way OF apology for publishing med
ical certificate in his magazine OF the of his only
of Scrofula "after dissolution appeared inevitable"
awe publish this statement, not Tor pay. but in gratitude
to God who has thus answered the prayer and in justice
to Dr. Anders being satisfied that there virtue the
Iodine Water treatment, which the readers of this
Magazine will thank its Editor for bringing to their
tice."
Circulars free.
Dr. IL Anders' Iodine Water is for sale by J. P. DlNs-
MORE Proprietor, 80 Dey St.. N. Y, and by all Drug
gists. mhS
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J. G.. SCHAEFER,
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that thirty
IN days after the publication Of this no.
tice, application will be made 10 the Coun-
ty Commissioners for Hartford county, to
build bridge over Bynum's- Run, at the
fording below or south OF Samuel Patter-
sons Mill. mhS
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LAND SALEs.-B. F. Minnick Real Estate
Agent, sold last week tract of 80 acres of land
with ordinary Improvements, the property of
james Mclaughlin, to John Ward, for $3,o75.
The same gentleman also sold some days
since a tract of IL acres of land belonging to
Owen Michael, Esq, to VIM. Smithson, for
$3.50.
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NOTICE.

THE County Commissioners for Har-
- ford county will meet at their office,
in Bel Air, on MONDAY and TUES
DAY, the 18Th and 10Th of April, and
every NJ ON DAY and ESDAY
until the 9Th and 9th of May, to make
transfers and attachments. All persons in
terested will attend, as no attachments or
transfers will be made after the 9th.
By order of the Board,
JOHN II. SPlCER, Clerk.
aD5
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For Rent.

THE Store House, Dwelling House.
i Slabling and Lot, at Mill Green, Har-
ford county, Nd, all III good order.
Possession given on the lst day of
May, 1867 w. BARTON,
ap5-3t w. 4. GIBSON,