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u. Louis and Iron Mountain

DAILR0AD CoMPANY's Seven per cent, drst Mort
~ gage Bonds. February and August Coupons The
earnings OF the completed road TO Pilot Knob are now
more than the interest on tho entire mortgage The
proceeds of these Bonds adding to the security every
day Over $500 900 have been spent on the property
and not 50 600 of bonds issued thus far The
constantly increasing traffic of carrying ORE with tho
prospect Of controlling a the travel from ST. Louis to
the Southern States, ensures an enornous revenue.
The Directors own $40 Of the stock for Investment and
interested to enrich the property well to
omiso its expenses. yrL-- ~ '.
TIOS ALLEN, President, St Louis, BIO.
We, tho undersigned, cordially recommend those
per cent. mortgage bonds OF theSt. Louis and
Iron Mountain Railroad, good security The rev.
enue Of the road viii be large and the administration of
the affairs Of the Company is In capable and experienced
hands and entitled to the greatest confidence Of the
JAMES s. THOMAS, Mayor of st. Louis. tt4
JOHN j. ROE, prest St. Louis Chamber of Commerce.
II. W. FOX, Pres't st. Louis Board of Trade.
BARTON BATES Pres't North Missouri Railroad.
WM. l.. EWING, Prost of the Mer N. b. of ST. Louis.
GEO. Ii. REA, Pres't Second Nat. Bank OF St. Louis
JAS. b. EADS, Chief Bng st. Louis 4 I'll. BridgeCo
GEO w. TAYLOR, Pres't Pacific Railroad, (of MOI
VIM. TASSIG Pres't Traders Bank, st. Louis.
JOHN r. LI0NBERGER, pres't r. N. Bank, st. Louis.
AD0LPuuS MEIER, Nice-pres't U. Pacific Railway.
ROBERT BARTu, Pres't German Savings Insttut'n
Coupons payqble in the city ofNew York. limited
number of the above named Bonds for sale ut Eighty
five. Persons living out of the city remit by draft
express and the bonds will be returned by express free
Of charges We invite the attention Of capitalists and
vestment destined to rank as frstclass security, De
scriptve Pamphlets Maps and information be had
application TO TOWNSEND, WHELEN CO., No. S0s
Walnut St. philadelphia of tho st Louis and Iron
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The Improved Gate.

Il HE undersigned having purchased the County Right
Il for Koths Improvement for Opening and Closing
Gates offers for ae Rights for the l ID 4th 9th and
9th districts. This improvement supplies n want long
iethy all who drive, or gates and by the use Of
IT, any gate be opened closed and latched without
getting out of the carriage. Can he attached to any
common gate. Farm Rights $780, The pullcys and
fixtures furnished at $3.50 per set
For further information apply to
sep4-2m JNo HANNA &:BRO, Bel Air.
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FOREST HILL, Hartford Co, Nd, !,
July2Slh, lsIiS. (
Msssrs. Aoynadser Dc Yeltott, Esocwood:

July2Sih, 1868 (
NeSsrS. Roynddier DC Yellot, E!gowood:
GESTLEMEN:--ln answer to'your injuries concerning
he acton oil iiewes' Bone Phosphate OF Lime which
purchased OF you last spring, will say that having
usedit on my potato crop, by the side Peruvian Qua
no and several other fertilizers it acted beyond. INV ex
pectaons. started best from the beginning and still
SHOWS heavier growth of vine than any of the others
excepting perhaps the Peruvian Guano which, ash stated
nGiore was applied in the same quantity as the cwes'
Phosphate lis, however, fully equal to the Peruvian
IL was not my intention to ANYTHING on NV wheat
net Fall except Ground Bone, which purchased last
spnng Tut aui SO well pieased with tho Iewes, Phos
wheat Respectfully vVN W SPMWp my
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-09
Road Nntice.

lllRIY days after the first publication of this notice
application will be made to the County Commission
south end of tho site Of the new Bridge over Decr Crock
near wilson's MIL, and passing through the land Of VIII
liam Silver to incrsec the road from The site Of the m
bridge TO ItImcny Church, !T au2s.lm
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IlARroRp County, Mn. july sl,b. 1853

ReSsrs Naynadier GiIe1otI, Egc,vood:
Gentlemen !-iiasing used TIewcs' Phosphate on INV
corn asi spring about $50 lbs per acre. in tic hill so
lar lias exceeded my expectations believe /, IN bo
aeood article. Yours, respectfully,
THOMAS d. SWARTZ
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Boots & Shoes.

W E haFsrjust thoroughly replcnished our
w Stock, and offerat greatly reduced prices
Mems, Youths and Boys Calf and Morocco
Shoes, Women's, Misses and Children's Calf and
Morocco, Infants Shoes, MEMS Congress
Caters, Ladies Congress and Side Lace Cal
tiers, and Ladies Slippers, for sale by
rrir ROULDIN BRO, Bel Air, Nd
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscri-
scriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters of Admin
istration on the personal estate of -rF
HUGH S, HOLLOWAY, '.t
late o. Hartford county decd. All persons having
claims against said deceased are hereby notified TO
exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers thereof
on or before the
9Th day Of September, 1869, -H.
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and SEAL this 5th day
Of September, 1868 ..-tv
HENRY G. STUMP
sepll Administrator.
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ISAIAH, BALDERsToN,,
THOMAS BOND, Judges.
BOLIVAR ID. DANIELS.

Among other proceedings the following, viz:
IN BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS COURT.
in the matter of the estate of MARGARET DENP.
SEY deceased, on application by the petition of Wm
H. Byrne Executor OF the last viii and les lament of
Margaret Dempsey deceased, II is this sixth day of Au
gust 1868, ordered by the Court that the said Executor
be and he is hereby auorzed and directed TO cause TO
be inserted IN one Of Tie newspapers published in acb
of the following places, 10 w.t. Kentucky, West vir-
eina, District OF Columbia, Hartford and Cecil counties
Mary land aud in this city, once week for the space of
two months, NJ tce to all parties interested as dis
tiibutee Of the estate OF said Margaret Dempsey de.
ceased commanding them 10 appear in this Court on or
before the fifth day Of November next A. D. 1863 10 al-
henticate their claims dstrbuve shares of said Es-
tate, In pursuance OF the Code Of General Laws of Ma
ryiand, art. 93, sec. l43. ISAIAH BALDERSI0N,
THOMAS BOND,
BOLIVAR d. DANIELS.
In testimony that the af0regoing true copy taken
from one or the Records Of the proceedings of the Or
plans Cou Of Baltimore city, hercunt0 subscribe my
mime and ax the seal OF tho said Court, this SIKH day
NJ August in the year of Lord eighteen hundred and
stxty-eghl. bsuila J. HARTMAN BROWN
auli 2m+ Register OF Wills for Baltimore city.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
Il scrber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters Of Ad-
ministration on the personal estate of .-
JOHN B. KlRKWOOD,
late of Hartford county, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby no.
tilted to exhibit the same, with the legal vouch-
ers thereof on or before the
3lst dayiV august, 1869,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
oil benefit of said estate. J. .-.-
All persons indebted to said eStatear request
ed to make immediate payment
Given under my hand and seal, this 3lst day
of August, 1868. q. --..'
.-t '. ROBERT KIRKWOOD,
sep4S .....-i. Administrator.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-09

d 0E0 PER MONTH GUARANTEED. Sure Pay
WZUU Agents wanted Immediately everywhere to sci
orr Patent Everlasting White Wire Clothes Lines. Cal
at or address the GIRARD WIRE MILLS, Phila Pa.
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...y. BIIE3sAlEoJr!! q" 7"

.,.y, BEE 9ssAalRo5aar!! f"'" ." 40
- GENTLEMEN Il am very much pleased with the
llewes Bone Phosp ate of Lime which pot frnm von
last spring. applied it on beside No. Pcrlyi
an Guano and another fertilizer II beat them both
1t shows much better growth of corn than le Peruvian
guano and Il II continues TO as at present il will
prove most valuable fertilizer "
Respectfully, yours,
JAREe np.N
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Valuable Landed Estate
AND MILL SEAT
PRIVATE ALE

T 7 * va u 5 A LE.
THIS property is situated in Hartford County
Maryland six miles from Bel Air, the conn,
" seat, three miles from High Rocks o" Deer
Creel;-a great natural curiosity-and rs miles
from Baltimore G ty by Pike, and is the estate
Of the ate Charles II. Raitt, Esq, deceased.
Ii Contains
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
YyH1s is TO GIVE NOTICE. That thq, 4nbr
Wills of Hartford county, Nd, Letters Testament
tary on the personal estate of
j. P. S. SUTTON,
late of Hartford county, decd. All persons hav
ing claims against said deceaeed are hereby no.
titled to exhibitthe same, with the legal youch-
ers thereof, on or before the
so 29th day Of AugaSt, 1869,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate ~
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal, this 10th day
of August 1868.
SAMUEL SUTTON,
sep4 Executor.
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400 Acres Of Land,
MORE OR LESS,

$50 in high state of cultivation, having had
on it upwards of %, 600 bushels OF Lime, beside,
Guanoes, Bone and other Fertilizers. The bal.
ance is heavily timbered with chestnut oak.
walnut and hickory, except about rs acres Of
cleared land, that has been used for pasturage
or excellent quality of soil, and very susceptible
of Improvement. There are three streams Of
water passing through the farm, one called
,nTrout Branch, y abounls in the delicious Finny
Tribe of the species from which it derives Ii
name. There are also several SPRINGS OF excellent
water which altogether make it one of the best
watered farms in the State, and a very desra.
BILE one for Grazing as well rs flrming purposes
The entire tract is in one body, and all under
good fencing. u
The improvements consist of a
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-09

"A WATCH FREE-given gratis to every live man
n who will act as agent In new light and honorable
business paying $50 day. No gift enterprise No hum
bug Address r. MONROE KENNEDY, Pittsburgh, Pa
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MANsEL e. MORRISON
FALLsroN, Hartford Co., Md,

FALLsToN, Hartford Co., Md !
f August 9TH, 1868. !
NGssrs Mdynddicr Dc Ietlott Eage,cood:
GENTLEMEN 1T gives me pleasure to be able 10 make
favorable report of the Hcwes' Phosphate which I
purchased Of you last spring tried corn, potatoes
and garden vegetables, and thus fur it has acted my
highest satisfaction. On the corn tried it along side Of
aYery heavy dressing lin the hi) of pure hog manure,
and il has produced much better results. used several
other fertilizers, hut have hesitation in saying that
llewe's Phosphate the best manufactured fertilizer
ever used,
Very uuy, yours
JAMES o. AMOSS.
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- UFFLING, -Dimity and Coventry Rufiing,
Ia &C., for saicby tliI
B0ULDlN BRO, Bel Air, Md.
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rTHE STATE OF MARYLAND
Al an OrpNans' Court held Tor Baltimore civ in
the Court House in the city of Baltimore the 9th day
OF August nihe year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred aud sixty-eigbt. gll Ela
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-09

VIEWS GU, III Nassau street, n, Y
INN AGENTS WANTED In NIL parts of the u s.,
4OVU to sell immense list of nearly 600 differ
Every family wants something from it. Catalogues fur
nished free on application and books sent postpaid to
my address on receipt of price. Canvasng books con-
tanning the list with prices together with blank soes
and printed headings for enrolling list of names sent
FREQ 40 any cipt of SO Anybody can sell
100 to 1000 Of these books almost anywhere For
to agents and other information address j. E. POTTER,
CO., Pubs, GA GIT SAMSON ST., Philadelphia, Pa
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e improvements consist of a
LARGE FRAME DWELLING,

LARGE FRAME DWELLING,
go by 20 feet, with back building, is by 90, con-
veniently arranged. There is an elegant dry Gel
lar under the entire building, large Switzer Barn,
80 by 40, with Stabling for IL head of horses
and as many cows Brick Dairy, Corn House
and Granary, Wagon and Carriage House, Meat
House, Poultry andgHerd House.
There 10 a 6no, til rifty APPLE ORCHARD of
choice fruit and sufficient quantity of cherry
and other fruit trees.
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The Grecian Bend.

WHAT 1T is, how II grew into national calamity
w 1t is not new thing symptoms and treatment
small volume profusey illustrated. Sent by mail on
receipt Of 25 Cts Address GRECIAN BEND PUBLIC
co, Box 672 Y. Trade supplied by AMERICAN
NEWS CO., lit Nassau street NJ "
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-06-18
The Book of Psalms,

1t contains one hundred and fifty sepa-
rate compositions. One of them extends
to one hundred and seventy six stanZas !;
lanother contains but brace of verses
There are about $500 verses in the whole
collection. 1t is common to speak Of the
entire book as the "Psalms of David"
whereas, it is probable that only seventy
three psalms-or about one-half Of the
collection-are from the inspired pen of
the poet king of Israel. Twelve of the
sacred songs are ascribed to Asaph a man
Of exquisite delicacy of feeling, who lived
during David's reign, about one thousand
years before the advent of Christ Two
of them are ascribed TO that universal
genius, King Solomon. That 'lofty and
melancholy psalm" the ninetieth which
has been chanted as the funeral march of
so many departed saint, is universally
held to have been written by Moses him
self 1t isssprobably the oldest Of psalms,
as Damascus is the oldest Of cities. How
magnifcently this ancient lyric opens :
Lord! thou hast been the dwelling place
of thy people in all generations. Before
the mountains were brought forth, or ever
thou hadst formed the earth and the
world, even from everlasting to everlasting,
thou art God!" The authorship of sixty of
the psalms is somewhat uncertain A
portion Of them are ascribed to the ''sons
of Korah" One is attributed to the pen
Of Heman, another to Ethan the EZrahite,
who both lived in the days of Solomon.
But, however various the pens that in
scribed them ON parchments, they all bear
the same internal evidence of celestial
inspiration Martin Luther styled the
book Of Psalms ian epitome of the Word
of Coda little bible in themselves"
They have been read and sung, and studied
and prayed over, and wept over for TWEEN
ty-five centuries of time The most an
cient Of them has been in existence for
$500 years the latest written was com
posed at least $500 years ago. While the
Had of Homer and the Eneid of Virgil
have been enjoyed by the intellects Of the
learned few, yet the praise-songs of David
and Moses have been the heart heritage
and delight of the lowliest as well as the
loftiest Scholars, statesmen, and poets
hove all united in eXtolling the incompar-
able beauty of these songs of Zion. La
MARITIME in his forid french eXclaims :
The Book Of Psalms is vase of perfume
broken on the steps Of the temple, and
shedding abroad its odOrs to the heart Of
all humanity. She little Shepherd has
become master of the sacred choir Of the
universe. A chord of his harp is to be
found in all choirs, resembling forever in
unison with the echoes of Horeb and En-
gedi. David is the psalmist of eternity /;
what power hath poetry when inspired
by the Almighty, Godr-Ihe hdeQendent.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-06-18
TERRIBLE AFFAIR.
An Entire Congregation Poisoned at Love
Feast.

NAPRRvILLE, ILL.,, June TO-
Never before in the history of Naper-
vile was such an excitement created as on
last Sunday evening, when it was reported
that the entire congregation of the Dunk
ard Church, who were celebrating love
feast, had been poisoned by eating meat
| prepared in a copper kettle and allowed to
remain there until the liquid had become
oxydized. Nearly every one in the village
had a friend or relative in attendance,
and consequently there was a general rush
for the church in question. Upon enter
ing the building the scene which met
their gaze verified the reports. In differ
ent portions of the church were the suffer
ers, some sitting up, others lying down,
the latter twisting themselves intoall sorts
of positions, rolling around the floor, and
all apparently suffering the the most ex-
cruciating pain. Medical assistance was
at once summoned, but, as it was very linn
tied, considerable time elapsed before all
could be attended to. The stomach pump
was brought into requisition, and those
gave evidence of suffering the most were
considerably relieved by it's use. 1t was
found upon actual count that no less than |
one hundred and thirty were more or less |
affected, the major portion, however, but |
slightly, they having partaken of but a
small quantity Of the food. About twenty |
were found to be in a dangerous condition |
These were removed to their homes and |
every attention paid them, and before
many of them were out of dan
ger. Those who were but slightly affect
ed, with some little assistance got home,
and in a short time were enterely recover
ed. 1t seems that the members were, as it
is mentioned above, celebrating love
feast. On Saturday last quantity of cat
was cooked in copper KETTLE About one
half Of it was eaten that day, and the re-
mainder allowed to remain in the kettle
until Sunday, on account of there being
no other place to keep it. Remaining so
long in the liquid it became oxydized, and
when partaken of, ofcourse poisoned those
who ate it. Some of the sufferers did not
recover for two OF three days, but now all
are pronounced out of danger
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-06-18
Political Items.

There are seven Republican papers in
Alabama.
General Schofield is {. hearty supporter
Of Grant and Colfnx
The Irish Republic is vigorously sup
porting the nomination Of Grant and
ColfaX.
The Richmond Wing heads the killing
Of negro in Yorktown, zone Vote Less"
The Newberg Daily Press (copperhead)
heads its account of the soldiers memori-
al ceremonies, "The Strew."
The Executive Committee Of the Cleve-
land Grant Club has decided to organize
in each ward company of Grant boys in
blue, to be uniformed with the army
blouse, cap, etc, for service during the
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-06-18

Somebody sent the editor Of the Prince
ton Republican copy Of the La Crosse
Democrat. He thanks them thus-wise
"Thc pgrty causing copy Of the La
Crosse Democrat mailed to our address
has our profound contempt 1t is syno-
nym for all that is low, vulgar, blasphem
Gus, deyelish and incarnatc, and can only
be approYingly read by those who oppose
the good there IS in man, loyalty to the
Goveernment and fealty to Cod 1t is a fit
and worthy exponent of the fiendish prin-
ciples Of its bushwacker and assassin sup
porsers of the south, and their God forsak-
en-, cowardly, white-livered, whining, sy-
cophantic adherents in the north. Stop
it at once, VIC don't want it.