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Avert Danger.


"Out OF the nettle Danger we pluck the
flower Safety" say Shakespeare. Feeble
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LETTERS STOM Oh 3.
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10 this continent. There Is not q port in
the Western Hemisphere to which 1t is
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il not a household
phrase.
In this month of fogs, when chills and
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to the morbif1c Influences abroad In the
atmosphere. or all tonics, the
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chemists, and confirmed by some of he
most eminent medical practitioner In the
United States.
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Sold Out

"AV1EG SOLD our entire stock OF
IA Groceries, &C, &c. to Mr.. James
CToits, we beg leave to return our sincere
thanks to our many friends and patrons
for their liberal patronage herefofore *
tended toward rs. and would respectfully
solicit n continuance of the same 10 our
successor, CROSS a JENKINS.
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JAMES CROFTs,
Grocery, 1876 Main st.

Would beg leave TO Inform his numerous
friends Gnd the pubic generally, That
their entire stock of Family Groceries,
Iamps. dc, sc, and BY daily additions 20
MA 1focR and strict attention to business.
Ia merit a hbag&l mhaTS or the public pat
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o
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
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RYOTTCE, HEKRSI "A compile e certi-
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WIN. G. TURNOGK Z 90.
BRASS FOUNDERS,
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Cash paid for old Copper and Brass.
s@- Dealers in all kinds Of Brass Cook
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attention paid TO repairing and adtust1n,
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sW How many mothers suffer the agony
4 seeing tier Iaale Ones snatChed away
rom them Ks { le Whooping Cough, OF
AptheEtA, lic0 single bottle of Polands
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John FENDER,
I GEO. TENDER.

ARrHUR LoDGE. John FENDER.
CHAS. JENKINS. GEO. FKHDER
New Stove and Tin House.
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THE UGDERS1GNED have oponed
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which they Will SELL to the trade at the
lowest cash prices. We are prepared to do
all kinds OF job WORK and repairing Mt
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ed. LODGE, JENKINS a FENDER.
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Fgr ogser R1ver 1LeTas See FoIrth Paos.
PRINTINa.

No printing establishment in the West
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foing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort-
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our job department Is under the personal
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sllis Lading, Cards. Deck aud Meal Tick
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TICKETS, 80.

THE DRAWING WILL TAKE
= place at Masonic Temple, in Louis
Vile, Kentucky, on the I4th day of Janu-
Ag nts viii furnish pamphlets giving
description of the property, and contain
ing the act of the Legislature 0atthOFfEing
the sale.
Commissioners who will manage the en-
terpr1Se are named In the act OF the Legis-
lature, and their integrity and RESPONSE
(Which will be found In the pampnlets)
OF Governor John W. Stevenson, Hons.
Garrett Davis and Thomas G. McCreery,
United states Senators. Hon. John 4.
Bunch, Speaker of the Kentucky House
of Representatives. Hon. Archibald Dixon,
Joseph Adams, President of the Farmers
tionai bank. John III. BaIret and otrers, of
Henderson, Ky; o w. 4. Parrett, Judge
OF the Circuit Court of b Fifteenth Judi
clal District, and III. 3. Johnson, Judge OF
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Hopkins, President First National Bank.
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Agents at Henderson, KY, for those who
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49, MANHnOD- 40 IN

BIood-M 1oSta soI Nothing 80 i'm:
for sealed ~ pages on the whole subject.
DIR. WHITTIER, confidential physician,
SIT st. Charles Street, st Louis, NO., stands
pre-eminently above all others il IA s spe-
cialty. No matter who failed, state your
case. Patients treated by mail in every
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RED JACKET
AXE.

ceived:
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II. 1t will cut 25 per cent. better.
III. MY brother lost one arm in the war,
but with your Axe he ear cut as well rs
any one else can
". 1t / could not get another, twenty
i've dollars (S25) would not buy it.
" 1t will cut h~oop-poles better than
In other Axe.
VI. / would not be without it for any
thing.
For sale by all responsible dealers. and
the makers,
LIPPINCOTT & BAKEWELL,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sole Owners OF the Patents,
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TT rs CONGO DED TB AT THE
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EFT & co, wholesale liquor dealers, Sole
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Illinois. r. RAHT CO., Sole PropTie-
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VAEsvILL

We win have large lot of Calendars for
our edEtomers by the middle of Septem-
Der. Come and get one.
au8I d3m
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The weather yesterday was nearly
ciear' and was warm and pleasant,
p~ressaging rain. Mercury 72' at moon.
The river is about stationary. and
will probably be found swelling a lit.
tie to-day. At Pittsburg the river is
rising, and navigation has been re-
sumed. IL is rising slowly at all
points hence to Pittsburg, and mat
tiers look more hopeful.
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,PECIAL NOTICES.

(TO BE c~oNTINUED.)
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FALLsror, Hlanord Co. MAJ. .Aur. q 1s6a

sf,s4 FALLsTos, Hartford Co., Md. Aug. 3, 1868.
Aesrs Adyhadir d lsiioh, Idge.cood: !.
Gentlemen--i appiiedihe Hew.s' Phosphate borgb,
"i yon spring on my corn. Up 10 mi. time il has
acted cxceedinglyw well, ~ aIn satisfied il Is an er
eaIen' reriirzerI .s7ol Respseiplg;
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ca "a "a 49, @ ~
CHAPTER 1876,


iQt ~ slN9 3dAts 1St1Tl IGEJa3i I'Hsi
80 amend The Charter Of The Meredith
Ford and Jarrettsyilie Turnpike Cs,m-
pany in Baltimore and Hartford coun-
ties. - e'
Section !. Be ID enactetfby The General
Assembly Of Maryland, That the Presi-
dent and Directors Of the Meredith Ford
and Jsrrettsville TurnpIke Company, in
Baltimore and Hartford counties, arc, here
by authorized for the purpose Of obtain
ing money to- lcomplete The building OF
The said road, 70 execute mortgages Of
the same, not exceeding In the aggregate
the sum Of twelve thousand dollars. "R
8 Sec 2 And be it enacted, That this Act
shall be in force from the time of its &C
ceptance by majority Of the stockholders
Of the said Company. @
Approved March II, 1858.
TdA EiEa 9ai THOMAS SWAMI, no
8dsafRlao1 ,lssSf9s s5stb ti9 Governor.
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y,ssrs. naynadier d Ieiloh, Edge,cood:
Gentlemen:i received one oiihe circulars Of lcssrs,
Bone Phosphate last Spring, and was induced 10 try H.
from seeing names or farmers OF Chester county recon-
intending II, who know would not allow their names
article. used ii on my com, and am yeIy much Meas
ed with lts action indeed, and II will give me pleasure
tn rec ommend IL TO any Of farmers would Use h
in preference To any manufactured Phosphate k,ov
Very uuy, yours, EMMOR MURRIsON.i
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.acll2f,FERa7l..


Tomsofpotase ihs Hayrs ds Grace Ferry
/ q Company II sss 6arpad sa.aagl bas
4 Be il enacted by The General
assembly 81 MaryIa,d That Jesse Hills,
IittieSon Green, Thomas Sumption, JOS.
NJ. Simmons, Amos Spencegs u Thompr.
sou Friexe, r. r. FautIjver Of HarfofdI
county, their successors and assigns, be-
sn.i s5e hsssby xfeal1 a eofporaiid6 ana
i body polite ~ the name and STYLE Of thel
HAvss d 3aee Ferry Company, snd by
sstsst name i!1ye perpetual sncce ssiob,
stld shall Be able and capable in law, to
sue and besned, plead and Be- impleaaled,
complaip and Be answered il shy Court
d law Or equity, and ID make and nse q
common seal, and break and alter the
same . lhsirp lsasHg1 snsftpldo and per.
siorm al sbchI otber ncis inIfelafionto their
business hereinafter declared, and a.ol g.
iabIish such bt.laws and regulations be
shin ~ psces5afy FIR condq cslng fteif Dr.
fairs, not Inconsistent with The laws 81
fhis 81 - ofof the IJnlisd States. ~ !
Sec. 2. And Be 4 further enacted, That
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49, net llANUFAoTUHERso Of eseryt description
or HARNESS. SADDLES 80 60 !
Bi{fDLEs c0iLARs 81. ~
M q ss IzIlisn street, sesr Exeter and Chestnut,
"a oyd.,. a. ro9 S4 srasnsS s.aaa mi
ING done neatly, with Despatch. Old Saddles and ar.
s'ss 's1sn ns sAs1'ns' y ~ 90 a1 ~
4 AIDES, HEADg-A large and beautiful new
"A stock az LADIEs' CL0THfNG, Fancy eeamIem Bal.
moral aKfRfB, Waite aud Fancy C0YERLETs, Break.
fast, Square Double nnd knit BHAWIS fMdics' and
Gh0dteqs' Knit H00p3. llo5s KuitUAPH BahIsgK Knit
6ACQUEe, for eafe II lowest city rates. by
HERMAN . EWING.
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The Great FertiIizer!S
Hewes' Bone Phosphate OF Lime
J. NJ. MAYN n DIE Agent.
q Edgewood. Hartford County, Md.
LETTERS FROM FAaMERs WE ALL KNOW


XWE call aitennonip iihc lei er below. which, We
w think. will cqnyDce every farmer IN this coun'
W that ilewes Bono Phosphate Of Lime IL one OF the
most reliable ferzrrs now in the market. u will be
noticed thai these letters "a gentleman whose ies-
fimony IN agricultural matters ID Of the most unqurs'
tionabe character. We could get many more Of the
ZANE SORT but conclude that further evidence Of the vail
Of this phosphate supe uous. Werefsrta any and
every prrsen WHO has used H. Read the following
letters; r5f 20 f1F Ta4statQ ltH ~ GoHsshs ai
.iau kA~2RFoS D nTe, Is so ;s Md. 3
Hesr. kaynad,sr 4 Isllot,. BSgarood aSg 1la.ai
GEsrLEaES The Hewes' Bone Phosphate Of Lime
lnSht 81 You lat spring wae used corr and pos
used several other XII d, Fertilizers, Peruvian guala
lcinc one; the ewes' Phosphate, up TO this dste, has
iarn, applied Il his along eide of Peruvian gpauo
lie says II is far ahead ofthe PERUVIAN lie hnks IL
me best lertizcrh he ever Used MY experience so fat
iuslhes me IN Inmcnding II In the highest terms
ssr iaa ''A''''nE' MaNsEr e. MoRnisoy
FALLsrns, Hartford Co, Md, 4
Ausigt 4tl 1858
cfrws Noyrqlier q lttna, EageSooa
GEsTLEaEs :it gives me pleasure 10 be able 10 make
70 favorable report 0 The Mewes' Pnosphhte which
purchased of you last spring. tried on corn nniaioes
aud garden vegetables and thus far it has acted 10 nv
highest fasactiop. On the corn tiled II unng ste d
avery heavy dressing lin the hil Of pure hog manure
aud Il has produced much better results used several
other fertilizers, hui have no hesitation in saving tlat
tlewe's Phosphate is the best manufactured fertilizer
Very uu'y, yars,
$500, lanes o. AMoss I
PSI Ais, Hartford TO-, Md, l
August 4, 1865 i
fiEHTLEMrN - am very much pleused ~ it'll The
tiewe's Bone Phpsp ate Of Lime which got from y6i
last spring. applied il 90 corn beside No. Pcfuvi
an Guano aud another rrtil ger. II heat tn' M. bot
1t shows much better growth ofc than the Peruvian
guano, and II il continues 10 us at preset il will
prove most valuable ietz' r.
siiDl u Respectfully, yours y y, ~ 1..g
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CT Eg az g. g AZ
CHATTER l35.
<-9asa I'm ACT -

TO amend and fesenaet The one ,hpndrtd and
thirty fifth section of tho twelfth article Of tie
Code OF Public Local Laws, title Hartford
County," subtitle f'Sheriffs."
F4fiectioneh De iteRactetl hy tho General AS
senbiy Of Maryland, That section IS 1ofatticle
IL of the Code OF Pnblie Local Laws, be sand
The same Is hereby amended and re-ehaeted 50
as 10 read as follows: .s's. -
Sec. f25. He shall be entitled 10 fofty-6se
cents per day for boarding each prisoner conin-
ed Ia said jaiIs ans jH T9lfo Gals iitW
Sec Q. And be II enacted, That this gac,
shall take effect from the date Of its passage and
continue Ia force for four years. t
Approved March ~ 1865 Nss
MO THOMAS SWAMI, Governor.
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Very ru'y, ytars,
t'ons.r HUI, u arfmd Co., lid. L

- = I--.,I = .T..-7 = 4 JIlIy 26iN Id6N
1sssrs. krgnadier d Itiioft, Edyetvood: 7''S
GENTLEMEN ;--ln answer 10 our inquiries concerning
The action OF Hcwes B6Le Phosphate OF Lime, which
used my potato crop by the side Of Peruvian Qua
no and several other eitlizers ii acted beyond my cx-
pectaions tsarted best from the Beginning and sii
shows heavier growth of vine than any OF Tie oihera
excepting perhaps the Peruvian Guano which, as stated
before, was applied in the same quantity The HewtS
Phosphate Ills, however fully equal To the Peruvian
u was moi my intention 10 use anything my wheat
ne Fall except Ground Bone, which ! purchased last
Spring. Tut AIN So We'll pleased will The Hewes, Phs
plate, that shall certainly use tas Ear as can ON my
yheai.'I Respectfully, i,c 3WM. WARNER
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Valuable Landed Lstate
.as' AND MILL SEAT, q


rIN.iIS property is situated in Harfrd Coup,v
i Maryland, sia miles fromfi Air, the conn,
" seat, three piilrs from High Rocks o.. Dee,
Greek "a great n,iuraf curiosity--s,ud rs miles
from B,lumore G ~ by Pike, and is the cstats
Of lbe ate Charles =. Bait, Esq, deceased.
!, II rnnfaina ....---.. WI
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80 1870 allA agtStES g THE MILL, 20 i'o0a
; n .YsR isa frame one 40 by As feet .
3tsrf5f& H& stories and attic, with 3 run or
s:s Bilfrs, driven eby an over shot
wheel 20 feet high 81 comfortable DWELLING
for miller, &c. .gHfirIsB bra hnAigr -.9iRE
9 This es ate is situated In very pleasant lAaA
desirable tneehborhood;s climate healthy, aud
society excellent ;switbin 3 miles of Roman
Catholic and Protestant Episcopal, two Epis.
copsl and one Protestant Methodist churches,
and the Forest Meeting House of the Society Of
Friends Post Office, Schools, Stores, Blacksmith
Iwheelright and carriage shops, wiihinsa short
sdistance.q is9rn az 9Gida s az ,H8ssiz on Vsm
bJi The Farmlis susceptible of division, and will
besold 10 suitpurcbasetsssi Title iindisputabe.
Possession given list Of March next. For par.
ticulars address in person or BY lettercl1i .Ty.1
sgssstI qlGgs9fvsefE I'D. F. RAPTT,s T-s
IifF Utma ggoyst abs-, Attorney at Law
tLi seplajl Ius Bel Air, Hartford County, Nd.
/ 1.-THE VILLAGE Record {wesf ghester, Pa, and
Lancaster IntelIlgehcefl publish three months,
weekly, and send bills 10 attorney. 1oR oioH
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400 Acres of Land,

~ fUD7@oA 9 nUhESiOh ALhoofi tisSssiAh uI.ft
25oiu higb state Of cultivation, having baa
on itlpxar,is or 81, 900 bushels of fitne, besidss
Guanoes, Bore and other Fertilizers. The bal.
nnce is heavily tinbered with chestnut, OAK
walnut, and hickory except ab5ut75 acres Of
cleared land, that has been used fora pasturare
OF exeellent quality Of soil ami very susceptible
of improvement There are dhree streams of
water passing through the farm. Que called
Trout Branch y aboun,is in The delicious Finuy
Tribe ofthe species from which Is derives h
name. There are also seyerafsprinfs of esceIent
water, which altogether make itione of tire bes,
-watered farms In the State, and Q very desrs.
BILE one for Grazing as we'll as farming parposs
The entire tract is in one body, and oil under
good fencing. 3HHkR HA3Io AFFAIR 2HT
f0 The improvements consist ola ayqY.. L ~.
-iogo2,l LARGE FRAME DWELLING, d
go by 20 feet, viii, back building, 10 by 20, con.
yenenliy arranged, There is an elegant iiry cell
lar under The entire binding, large Swiizer Barn,
90 By. 40, with Stabling for 10 bead OF horses
and as many cows !. Brick Dairy Corn Hotiss
and Granary, Wagon nnd Carriage House, Meat
House Poultry and Herd .Honse. f'l1i a1'Iq
There Is fire. thrifty APPLE ORCHARD Of
choice fruit and a sufficient quantity OF cherry
and other fruit trees. - $3.50 ~ 1885
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-11-27
,l.asoaD coESTv, Alp., July 2ilh, lses,

Atsys, Maynaditr Il Isilotf, Edge,cood :: oi7i 9 "a
Grueinen. = Having used Hewes' Phosphate on NV
corn last spring, about $50 lbs per acre, in tile hill 50
far has exceeded my expec nti0ne. believe IL 10 DO
Agp9d article. Youis, respectfully,
THOMAS q. SHARTZ