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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-03-29
FROM A LADY.
WEST MILToN, Saratoga county, N. Y. |
Julv 1864

July u loOo.
Or. IiosTETTER-Sir ] have long delayed writ
ing to You my sincere thanks for the go cd you
havedone my daughter. can truly say that moth
ing but the kind hand OF Providence and your Bit
tiers have saved her from an early grave. For
three years have been doctoring her with syrups
aud all kinds of bitters that have been recommen-
ded to me for her, besides having two first rate
physicians but all seemed to do her no good,
while was searching the almanacs and all the
newspapers that could get hold of, in hopes of
finding something that woud suit her case. Ac-
cidentally there came part of a newspaper around
some goods that bought at the SPA In look
ing it over SAW at glance that your Btters
was just what she needed. | sent the next day
10 Balls,on Spa aud got bottle OF your Btters
She commenced taking them, and such a change
in one week with her appetite and the distress
that victualS occasioned, and that burning in the
stomach never saw in my life, as there WAS in
her. She has taken three bottles, and is uow
able to work all the time. think there is a
little iernngemeur OF the liver Please send me
three bottles more which think will cure h, r
entirely We and 9th rs thought she had a
disease OF the heart but that beating and furtcr-
ing that would almost stop her breath at times,
is al gone.
Yours, with respect,
mil Mrs. AMANDA NJ PHERsoN.
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BEEF FORTY YEARS OLD.-A letter
from Stockholm, says: "At the last meet.
iog of the 1ndun Society there was ser
we'd at supper curious sort of beef that
had been preserved forty years In 1927,
Captaio Parry had placed al School Point
at Sptzbergcn, depot of meat The
fish was in TIN boxes, buried beneath a
quantity of stones. The white bears bad
displaced some of the stones and destroyed
several Of the boxes, but few remained
intact, and were brought to Sn eden b,
the Swedish Scientific Exploration. Il
was enc Of these tex that Professor
Tn rel, of Lnud, alt given to the Indun
So.'rN. vi. ,rur. tie m,nt pert ll
catnbIr AID Fl. y,.G Il vuf
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THE LADY's FRIEND, FOR APRIL 1867 - There
is something little ont ofthe usual way in the
finely executed Steel engraving which leads of
the April number of this magazine. 1t is a
picture of two children gazing with wonder and
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tested field. The Colored Fashion Plate is as
usual elegant and refined. The other ilustra-
tons are of Children's Fashions, Promenade
Dress White CRANBERRY Gauze and Silk Dress
es, Marie Stuart Bonnet, Spring Paleto,, &c
As to the Literary contents, we have continue
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Election Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY given, that an Eec-
IN tiun will be held p the several L istricts of
Hartford county, on
APRIL 10TH, 1867,
at the places md between the bours prescribed
by law, when every pers entitled to vote for
Delegates TO the Genera! Assembly shall vote ON
the auction Of call Of II Convention TO frame
a New Constitution and form Of government for
the State by expressing in writing or printing
the words
''FUR CONVENTIONr
GAG AlNST a CONVENTION
and at the same time and place the said voters
shall elect FIVE DELEGATES to said Conven-
ton, according to the provisions of the General
Assembly passed nj the January Session thereof.
to wit: on the 20,h Nay of March, in the wear
1867, entitled Gan act to provide for taking the
sense of the people of the State on a call of a
Convention to frame a New Constitution and
tom OF government, and for assembling the
members thereof. NM. CARSINS,
mh29 Sheriff of Hartford County.
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Mr.. PEABoDY's GIFTs.-Thc follow

Mr.. PEABoDY's GIFTs.-Thc follow
ing figures tell the story of the gifts thus
Tar of Mr.. Peabody, the eminent Amer
can banker iu London: To hi. rclat ons,
81 100000; to the poor of l. ndon, 49,,
$50, OO0; to the Grinuell Arctic Expedi.
ton, $4,000; to the towns of Danvers
and Salem, 100000; to the city of Bal
timore, $1,000, 600; to Philips Academy,
$4,000; to the Massachusetts, IIistori.
cal Society, $4,000; to the Baltimore
Historical Society, $25 0O0 to Harvard
College, $l50, 0O0; 10 the South, 81 ,0O0,-
000; to the Essex Museum, Salon, Mass,
$l50, 900; to the Institute, Newbury-
port, Massachusetts,, $4,000; to Bishop
McIlvaiue, for College in the West, $780,
600; total, 1929, 900.
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as- Fresh and fragrant as April blossoms is
Demorests Magazine. The present number Is
redolent Of spicy stories. Information and il
Illustrations incompatible for the season Of
Spring. You must see to believe so much can
be had for So per year. We see Demorest adj
vertses Mammoth Plate for Dressmakers, Mil
liners, etc., salon embellisse much needed
That is the article desired and nothing more the
name of Demorest is sure guarantee. Publ
cation Office, Alb Broadway, New York.
The Egis g. Lntelligencer and Demoresf,
Monthly Magazine will be furnished subscribers
at So per year, in advance.
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AFFAIRS AT IlAvRE DE GRACE.-Durng the
last week there were towcd from Havre de Grace
to Baltimore two boats, each loaded with
lumber. Trade has not yet commenced with
Philadelphia, and thus far nothing but lum-
her and ice have been towed to Baltimore No
boats or trade have yet passed through the Tide
Water Canal, and consequently there is no trade
of consequence with either of the cities. The
steamer "Aice," Captain Vanneman, has COM
menced her regular trips from and to Port De-
post, Lapidum and Ilavre de Grace, in connec-
ton with he II and O'Clock trains from Bati-
more, making three trips to Lapidum, and two
to Havre de Grace daily, from Port Deposit and
back.
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This remedy has long been cherished by the communi.
ty for its remarkable efficacy in relieving, healing and
curing the most obstinate, painful and longstandng
of Cough Cold, Influenza Sore Throat Whooping
Cough, Group, Asthma Inflammation of the Lungs while
Consumption itself has yielded its magic influence
when all other means have failed. Its whole history
proves that the past has produced remedy of equal
value, for the and dangerous pulmon
AIRY affections which prevail all over the land
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The taxable property of the county in 1866
was estimated at $3.50, GIL, which shows that
under the present assessment the increase in the
amount or in the value of property in the
county is SIS, s92, BOG. The wealthiest district in
the county is the Third footing up $sOl, l2l
more than the Second or next highest district
The Second has the heaviest stock in trade, being
$l2, $50 in excess of Havre de Grsce, which is
the next highest district in this species of prop
erty.
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DISTRICT MEETINGS,

H'llE VOTERS of Hartford county in favor of
Il CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
will assemble at the usual places of holding the
Polls in the several Election Districts,
ON TUESDAY, APRIL %, 1867,
Al 3 O'Clock P. D.,
for the purpose of selecting Ten 10Y Delegates to
a County Convention to be held in Bel Air, on
Thursday, April 4th at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ, Tor
the purpose of nominating five Candidates to
represent Hartford county in said Constitutional
Convention.
Election to be held on Wednesday, April 10TH
By order of the
mh29 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
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95- The Paris papers give curious sta
tstics of assassination The proportion
of murders is: In England, one in 679,-
600 souls; Holland, one in 1913 O0O
Prussia, one in 100 900; Austria, nc n
1900 The writers have left France ut
Of the calculation.
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I. S p r | N G.. Is
EYRE & LANDELL,

FOURTH & ARCH SITS, PHILAD'A, PA.
Ale opening for Spring of 1867
, CASES Select Shades ofSILKS.
y Fashionable PLAID SILKS
BISMARCK, the New Color SILK.
Best BLACK SILKS, in Town.
PLAID INDIA SILKS, Perfect.
New Spring DRESS GOODS.
New Style Spring CHINTZES.
ORGANIZES of Newest Styles.
Steel-Colored POPLlNS, TOR suits.
N. B.-Staple HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Fresh Stock CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
TWEEDS for YOUTHS.
Gs'~ P. S.-MERCHANTS in search of scarce
and DESIRABLE GOODS will find it their in
terest to call and examine our Stock
mh296t
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CoNFERENCG - Among
the appointments made by the Conference we
find the following For East Harfold-Rev W.
A. Mckee and Rev. J. f. VanIletre Iavre de
Grace-G. F. Thomas; West IIarford-Rev. W.
NJ. Meminger, T. NJ. West.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-03-29

The MARYLAND REpUBLICAN.-This paper, pub
lishcd by George Cotton, Esq, at Annapolis,
Nd, comes 10 us this week in an entire new
dress, considerably enlarged and greatly improy-
ed in appearance. We congratulate cur neigh
upon this evidence Of prosperity, aud wish him
abundant success.
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fr3-The "IEgis'' has a more extended circulation
mnng the intelligent farmers and business OF
Hartford, than tIy Other raper in The county. No
'tIock HoSpitn'i other obscene "Ioitery'' adver
srmenis Will .pneat in our columns any price. A
rye number subscribers nay for their paper IN
vance, ana consequently are justine cltss advertisers
srP 10 reach.
Theattenion "f respectable and cctimat. advertisers
is iiIerted 10 the above facts
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-03-29

THE METHODIST PROTESTANT CONFERENCE.-The
Methodist Protestant Conference adjourned ON
the 22d instant, and among the appointments are
those of the Rev. j. X. Nichols and the Rev.
George D. Edmondston for Bel Air Circuit.
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The MARYLAND FARMER. - The Maryland
Farmer for March is an excellent number, and
contains an immense amount Of useful and inter-
esting matter. Published monthly by S. s.
Mills & Co., No. "a South Calvert ST., at ST. so
per year, in advance.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-03-29

PUB. DoC.-The Hon. Stevenson Archer will
please accept our thanks for a copy of the Bank
rupt Bill and our acknowledgements are due
10 the Hons. VIM. B. Stephenson, Simeon Spi-
Ger, Joshua Wilson and N. II. Nelson, for their
kind attention during the late session of the
LEGISLATURE
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To Correspondents.

All COMMUNICATIONS TOR publication must he accom-.
ptIIcd with The cal ndmr OF the author attcn-
lion will he paid riIou,. The real OF the author
will nol b: published unless desired, but cannon
coh2tnt 10 lHsert communications unless we know The
writer.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-03-29

APPOINTMENT OF A CITIZEN OF HARFoRD.-
During last week, Abram 7. Shertzer, of this
county, who has been appointed apothecary at
the Naval Academy Hospital, appeared before
Justice Owen NJ. Taylor, of Annapolis, and
took and subscribed the oath of allegiance and
entered upon the duties of his office.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-03-29

LAND SALE.-B. f. Mnnick, Real Estate
Agent, sold last week farm containing 10
acres of land, the property of VIM. Hitchcock,
situated about two mics from Jarrettsville, in
this county, to Theodore Gorrell, Esq, for S.
50O
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-03-29

LAND SALR.-A. H. Jarrett and Stevenson
Archer, trustees, sold on Tuesday last, at public
sale, tract of FIVE acres of land, ordinarily inn
proved, for $325.
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II.,.SD


On saturday, March lG'h 1851 ELLEN J +,
wife OF Isaac StandiiOrd aged SO years.
Dear Nellie has left MS but loss is her eternal gain.
She has scared wings of glory sing praises to
in heaven. Her life of dmiability-a loving
wife and devoted mother firing in her acts of kind
ness, but moving gently and amahy, that knew
her but to love her. She but babe in Christ On
the 2t of last September she borne into the
10y her minister and her loving husband to he buried
with Christ in baptism; she to walk in ncwness of
life and until her last hc was praying continu-
ally and talking with those around her and for
got her absent friends She hc~ought her husband to
meet her in heaven, and teach their dear little the
path that leads to peace. With all her suffering she
or murnnrcd though almost gone AT times, (and praying
to the Lord to take herr When she would revive she
would ask for strength TO talk to her friends that she
might lead them 10 Heaven. Oh that may meet her
there, is the desire of her FRIg,D.
On SUNDAY evening, March 10th, WILLIAM
NJ. MAGNESS, in the 65th year of his age
"nlessed they that do lis commandments; that they
may have right to the tree of life and may enter in
tn Oush the gates INTO the CITY,"
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Wistar'S wild Cherry EsaISam.-This
Balsanc compound has become home fixture. Let ali
who suffer- and have in vain attempted 10 cure their
coughs, colds, bronchial pulmonary complaints make
Of this eqallcd remedy 1t can he relied upon IA,
the mass of testimony that has been published since its
Introduction is ample proof OF its efficacy.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-03-29

Dry GooDs'-Eyre Lande Fourth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia are now offering large stock of Spring
Dry Goods to purchasers This is old established and
reliable dry goods house, Read their advertisement
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The Great Advertising Newspaper.
The Village Record,

West Chester, Chester County, Penna.,
Published weekly at $500 per annum, in advance
Largest Circulation Of any Country Paper in the State
fllESTER COUNTY is the most intelligent popuous
~ and wealthy county in Pennsylvania in proportion
to It's size Its population is nearly 10000 and its capital
seeks Investment in Maryland and adjoining States The
owners OF Real Estate in Maryland will find THE VII
LACE RECORD the best advertising medium in Eastern
fGhhSylVana. TERMS CASH. Specimen copies forward
ed on application. HENRY s. EVANS
h'h-J-ihl Editor and Proprietor
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Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.

Yours, with respect,
mil Mrs. AMANDA NJ PHERsoN
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-10-18

negro suffrage, or as suffrage to any
class Whatever !; but while we shall
take the liberty to speak our individs.
Al opinions honestly aud fearlessly on
th's question. We shonld be very far
from advising lie Incorporation a. 4
~distracting question into the Rcpnbli.
PLATFORM. so long az the complete
overthrow Of the rebellion remains un.
accomplished. THE declaration may
seem inconsistent, in view Of the fact
that at the last State Convention we
proposed a resolution embodying the
full Republican principle, regardless
Of sex; but VIC did it with 4 clear
knowledge that It could not then be
adopted, and for the simple purpose Of
bringing it more prominently before
the minds of the representative men
of the party from all parts Of the State
then assembled. and Of discovering the
'ee'gM OF opinion upon = question
which must o fnccessity become prom.
incnt in the future.
Our great work al Republicans is
to maintain oar unity and integrity,
leaving all minor issues for decision
after the next Presidential Campaign,
which will 500 be upon US. We must
first finish our conquest Of rebellion,
and then make our statute books .
mirror Of the Declaration Of Indepen.
dcncc.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-10-18
NORZHERN IOWA.

Under ,be lease or the d. Z s. C. r. r..
the new management hare decided 70 make
Cedar Falls the terminus Of the frst divis>
ion. The round house and junction Of the
Cedar Falls 4 Minnesoss Railroad are 70 Be
removed from Waterloo to the Falls.
The Baptist Society Of Iowa Falls are
about to erect . church building l0x60 feet.
So says the Sentinel.
The Cedar Falls I Ninnesota Railroad i
70 b pushed rapidly mp the valley. Il viii
pass through Nashua. The contract for the
depot buildings 81 HAT point will BE- let thu
month. 30 says the N0vkk kecGa.
Tbs Winnsbago Pyess il eon6dent thel
isoA, coal and peat exist in paying qssnti.
Gses ia that county.
The Lyons Female cylIegs" hes passed
into lie hands 81 the Synod Of Iowa, aud
vill hereafter be conducted 10 tbe interests
Of the Presbyterian Church. This ~institu.
ton has . splendid college edi6ce and hsa
von N enviable popularity.
The Teachers' institute fOr Black Hawk
County win bold it, appual session nsxt
week.
Tie late Fair Il Clinton Il said 10 have
been far superior 70 the Wisconsin Fair held
he week previous. and equal IN most re.
spaess to the IllinDis Fir byie :. Qniney the
same week.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-10-18

A new Congregational church was recent.
y dedicated at Postville, Winneseik Co.
The wolves are committing serious dcprc-
dations in Floyd Co., destroying sheep, pout.
try, &c.
A man in Maqnoketa Is getting up a
steam wagon to be used Oh che plans. 1t
will weigh $500 pounds complete.
The Delaware Co. Farmers Club has re.
sumed its regular meetings for the fall and
winter. as we see BY the Uaion.-Thc Tn.
ion says that Charley Belknap was accident,
ally shot in the leg, = short time since, by
Charley Roe. while out hunting.-The
young men Of Manchester are endeavoring
to organize a debating club.-The bust.
ness men Of Manchester employ a night
watchman.-On the I'd inst. Jacob Cook
met with a severe accident while threshinC.
Eve miles north Of Manchester. He got his
right foo: into the horse. power and the trav.
eler passed over, breaking the bones Of his
leg and crushing the muscles and ligaments
badly.
The Cedar Valley Fair has been in prov
gross at Cedar Falls this week.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-10-18
NE VS. ITEMS.

1t 10 reported that the President has decid.
to appoint a permanent Secretary Of War at
once, and that Grant recommends Rawlins,
bis Chief Of Staff, FOR the position, with some
prospect Of his being appointed.
Beauregsrd is begging the President to
restore HE cou6sca.ed property.
The yellow fever is abating At New Or.
leans, but prevails a'armingly at Memphis.
Italy is oil ablase with the 6res Of patric:.
ism kindled BY Garibaldi. The ~vc,uuteen
who have invaded the Roman TERRITORY are
meeting With success, the press and people
Of Italy alm".t unanimously demand that
Rome De occupied BY italian troops, and il
10 expected the Italian Government will sue
cumb to the pressure, although France may
oppose the movement.
Gen. Siekles has been denied . court Of
inquiry BY the President strong vindica>
ton Of Gen. Sickles.
Gen. Fitzpatrick, minister to Chill, has re.
signed his commission in the Army.
Another Fenian excitement exists in Eng.
land and the British authorities are at their
wits ends to compress il.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-10-18

The committee appointed BY the Board Of
Trustees Of the Iowa Agricultural College to
visit agricultural colleges 10 the East and
examine the plans Of organization, course Of
study, &c, characterizing those institutions,
will this week start on the mission assigned
them. That committee ID composed Of Gov.
Vim. N. Stone, Lieut.. Gov. Cue and Peter
4elendy, President Of the State Agricultural
Society. These gentlemen met at Clinton
during the holding Of the State Fair and
matured their arrangements for the perform
ance Of their important duties. The North
Vest, Of which Lieut.. Gov. Cue is editor,
states in its last issue, that
"This Committee vas also authorized to
select and engage the necessary Professors
and . suitable person for President, from
the very best talent, and most thoroughly
educated men Of the country, to take charge
Of this institution, which il designed to be %
perfect 10 organization, and oil Of its equip
meats, and Of high IN order, - any Educa.
tioaal Institution in the West. They vii!
be absent several weeks, and upon their re-
turn will hold . meeting to decide upon
the selection Of Professors from among the
numerous applications made"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-10-18

The Elkadss Journal mAnifcsts its joy
over The result Of the county question in
Clayton county, By bringing out IL big roos-
VI TO CROW over the fact that il has been de.
cided in favor Of Elkader. The Journal an.
nounces the vote in this wise
"Anothes County Seat Election Is over,
and ve are again victorious, and this time
By . larger majority Than ever, shoving in
u~nmissaksbls terms that the people are tired
Of County Seat removals, and thst ElkadeS
aecomodstes the people Of the county best.
Enough returns have been receive 70 ware
rant he statement that EIkader retains the
County Seat By probably 800 majority. A
noble majorisy, and one Elksder > Be
proud o.. We have reason to rejoice ove'
The victory. Not bound 70 any pledges, or
to any party or faction, ve entered the con-
test fairly and the masses have decided in
our favor. We believe . fairss election
never wss held. We have no charges 70
bring against Gamavillo people. They
worried nobly and earnestly, and becausa
we have beat them, We rjoice not % much
10 beating them, y We do 10 yesdising the
County Seat BY 70 handsome : nejs rity."
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-10-18

Ohio has elected Republiean Sssts o6cers
and . Democratic Legislature, while PENN
s~ylvsnis has elected . Republican Legisls.
turs and . Democratic Judge Of The Supreme
Court.
Iowa i Republican By about $4,000. We
shall be able to give the Official m.jorities
Of . large number Of counties in our next
issue. At present We hare only the follow