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A MAN hunting In the woods Of Fairvisw,
near Erie, Pa, the other day, discovered .
human skeleton hanging among the thick
brush Of . heuloek tree. There was . rope
around the neck, and . chain fastened the
skeleton By the waist. It was completely
dried up, like parchment, the flesh having
shrunk away, and tbs skin olsaving TO the
bones. The remains were identified a. those
Of John Simmer, a Swiss, who left his brother.
house In the nsighborhood on the 18th Of Au.
gust last, and had not since been heard Of
II Is supposed he hanged himself that day.
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IoYFtCIAL.l
CITY NEE ..
sixty-Fifth Council.

An ACT for the construction Of q sewer In /
street north, between Tenth street west and
Tws,fth street west.
Be IL enacted, &c That the Mayor DO, and
he 10 hereby, authorised and requested to
cause to DO constructed 10 I street north, be-
tween Tenth and Twelfth streets west . two.
foot barrel sewer for the drainage Of the south
parts Of Squares Noe. 3i7 and 3i3 the sewer
to commence At the present sewer In Tenth
street and New York avenue. and run In
street and New York avenue. to point my
feet east of the east side Of Twelfth stree,
west.
SEC. 2 And Be it further enacted, That 10
order to defray the expense Incurred under
this act, 4 special tax be, and the same 10
hereby, laid upon all the lots or subuivisiopsl
parts Of lots bordering along the line Of said
sewer the said tax to bs assessed and coliso.
ted according to law: Provided, That the
expense Of constructing the man hoies, drops,
traps. and lateral branches DO betrayed out
Of the funds Of the Second Ward.
Approved, April rs, 1858.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
Whereas large proportion Of the property
holders and persons residing In the vicinity Of
the stand for carriages, dc on Fourteenth
street, between Pepnsylvania avenue and 2
ttreet north, have Joined In . request tina,
carriages and other vehicles DO removed from
tho point aforesaid, on tho ground that such
removal 10 demanded 90 a sanitary mss,ure,
as well as for the comfort and well being of
the people residing near that locality. and
also on the ground that suoh oooupstion AZ a
stand tonds largely 10 dsnr.eiat. tbs y.Ius of
property in that part of tbe oity, and To inn.
pairing lis bushes, interests
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.OODEN WATER PIrE,

WOODEn WATER PIPE,
GAS PIPE,
AND EAvR TROUGH
The Best and Cheapest Articles ever made, Every
body, particularly MANNERS and MINERS, send
for fIee deAeriptlye circular aud price list to A.
WOODWARD. Williamsport, p,
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There 10 one perception that = horse pos
ssssss to which little stteation has been paid,
aud that is the power Of scent. With some
horses It 10 acute, as with tho dog and for
the benefit Of those who have to drive at
night, such as physicians and others, this
knowledge Is Invaluable. never knew II to
fail. and I have driven hundreds Of miles on
dark nights, and in consideration of tho pow.
er Of scent, this Is my simple advice. Never
check your horse at night, but give him free
peditiously and safe. In regard TO the power
Of scent 10 horse, once knew one Of . pair
that was stolen, and recovered mainly BY the
track being made out BY his mate, snd that
after hs had been absent siI or eight hours.
TAFT
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" CHILDREN, ~
Corner OF Fourteenth and N streets,

00rHer Ut FUureooueH Huu blTectE
This Dispensary Is In connection with Colun-
bis Hospital, and is opened for the treatment OF
outdoor patients, who are supplied with Medicine
Medical and Surgical treatment free.
Patients who are about to be confined and desire
TO DO attended at their own homes, but who arc
unable to pay for the services Of compete medical
practitioner. will be furnished with medical aten
tlon free, by leaving their names and address at
the Hospital with the matron.
Houks OF ArrRsDANcR AT ThR pIsPEHsARI.
Mondays. from % +..".,...., Prof, y. Howard.
wsdnesdays, from 2to4...Prof J. IL Thomp.on.
fIuhys, rem 10 4..,.................Dr. ASHFORD.
,Colqmbia Hospital 1. open for the reception Of
Free PAtients upon orders Of the Honorable Soc.
can DO obtained Of the Surgeon in chief, DR.. J.
THOMPSON, at his ot1ce, lBi street, between
Twentieth aud Twenty hrst iAn6-dty
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Natiuual Republican.


The Z hv d. U, All, an Aig-uan paper, re.
lstes the following: IA dealer belonging to
Mostagauem reports another terrible eP,sOde
Two women, each having a child, lived with
q tribe near Tiaret. These unfortunstes did
oil they could for a long tins to stsvs Of the
horrors Of famine but at length, all their re
source. being exhausted and public charity no
longer to be relied on, they agreed to eat the
children. A bargain was agreed to, and lots
were drawn a. to which should be frst killed
The mother who lost gave up her Infant,
which was killed and eaten. This ssrvsd for
few days bat at last the hldsous supply
came TO IN end, and the woman Who had sac.
rin.ed her of,pring claimed that the other
should submit to the same loss. The latter
refused, being unable TO bring her mind to
that extreme measure. Amer long altsrca.
tions, both mothers st length Agreed to sub.
NIT thar difference to the decision ofths Arab
bureau, and In this way the horrible facts came
to light. Tbs women were Of course Al once
taken into custody"
The Avsnir Aissrisn Of orsu publishs, .
letter from Tisrst which says: ''Four Arabs
were recently arrested whose tent was pitched
at about four hundred metres from 0aiibart
They are charged with having killed four
persons In order to eat them. There was
found 10 the place where they lived the body
Of . young man. portions Of whose flesh were
missing. and In an sarthsn pot, together with
pepper and Arab spioss, portions Of . human
body. Several sxhumatlons were made, and
the corpsss so discovered wanted the sxtrem.
itiss--s proof that the latter had been eaten.
In the tent was found jacket belonging to
the Foreign Legion, and the supposition 10
that It formed part Of the clothing Of another
victim.n
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An ACT making appropriation to pay Jo,sph
and John +. Libby for providing certain
lumber.
Be h enacted dc. That the sun Of one hun
dred and any. Eve dollars, or 90 much thereof
as may DO necessary, be, and the same 10
hereby, appropriated, payable out Of the gen
sral fund, for the purpose Of paying Joseph
and John 3. Libby for lumber furnished BY
them and used In flooring the temporary
bridge aeros Rock Creek, at the wss.ern
terminus Of K street north.
Approved, April Is, 1858
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An ACT for the relief Of @. Y. Psrris.

AN ACT lot tue RELIEF OF U. n. Perris.
Be IL enacted DC, That the sum Of seventy
i've dollars be, snd the Same Is hereby, ap-
propriatsd, payable out Of the general fund.
to enable the Mayor to refund to G. =. Per-
RE . Proportionats part Of the sum paid BY
him for hswksr's and peddTsr's license, 10.
sued on or about the llth day Of November
last, superseded BY . regular msrchsnts
lioonse.
Approved, April 81, 1868.
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BioAxY. MuRpER, LrScH LAw.-Aocording
to the Carthage tMo.) correspondent Of the
St. Louis Dsmoeraf, . young man calling him
self Hutton, and aying he was from Ohio.
called to stop at the house Of . widow, Mrs.
Fullerton, 10 Jasper county, Mo-, some two
months ago, In company with young woman
dressed 10 male attire, who afterwards claimed
to be his wife. Before the fact va. known,
however, Hutton succeeded In marrying one
Of the widows daughters, and psrsuading the
widow to 60 to Ohio with his disguised wife
who fsignsd sickness. On the way TO the
railroad depot Hutton and his companion
Che young woman 10 diiguise) murdered the
widow and concealed her body. Hutton, af.
ter some days. returned with power Of attor.
ney to soil the widows property, which he
proceeded to execute, but being detected In
the whole scheme Of crime was taken BY the
enraged neighbors and hung without judge or
jury. The young women was arrested In ct.
Louis, and made full confession. There IL
great excitement about the affair.
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JoIsr RESOLUTION Of Instruction.
R,SOipsd &c, That the COMMITTEES in regard
to tho X street bridge 10 hsrsby instructed
not to enter into auy contract for . bridge
across Rock creek that shall cost any grsatsr
sum than the amount. already appointed, to
wit the sum Of ten thousand dollars.
Approved April 10, 1868.
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Approved May ., 1868.

An ACT to set the curbstonss and pave the
footwsy' aud cutters on the south side Of
Virgini. avenus. between Third and Fourth
streets east.
Bslit enacted, 4e,, That the Mayor DO, and
he Is hereby, authorised and requested to
cause the ourbstones to DO set and the foot
ways aud cutters paved on the south side Of
Virginia avenue between Third and Fourth
streets east the work to DO contracted
for and executed 10 the manner and under
The superintsndsnoe provided BY law; and to
defrsy the expense Of the said Improvement .
special tar equal to ths cost thereof Is hersby
imposed aod levied on all lots or parts Of lots
bordering on the line Of the improvements the
said taI to be assessed and collected In con.
formity with the provisions Of the act sp.
proved October 10, 1865.
Approved Nay :, 1858.
JoISr RESOLUTION granting psrmi,sion to
somorviiic and Lsiteh TO enclose frame
back building.
Be IL ys,oltsd &C.. That Nsssrs. somsrviIis
and Leiteh DO, and they arc hsrsby, per.
mitted TO inelose frame back building Ad-
Joining their own brick building, located on
Lhirtssnth street west, between 9 and d
streets north.
Approved, Nay 2. 1868
An ACT granting permission to W. II. Hoover
to erect an iron railing.
DO q enacted, &c That permission Is hereby
granted to W. II. Hoover to erect an iron
railing, not more than Ave feet from the
buildisg line In front Of bis lot, In square I78,
the sane to remain during the pleasure Of the
Corporation: Provided the consent Of the
President Of the United States be arst oh.
tsinsd.
Approved, April 80, 1858.
RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
Approved, Nay ., 1858
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Az ACT TO place barrier In front Of the Cor
poration vharf

p0ttti0h Wb6H.
Be IL Enacted &C., That the sum oftwo hun
dred dollars, or so much thereof o. may bs
nessssary, be, sod the same 10 hereby, appro-
priatsd out Of The general fund to place . bar
risr at the south end Of the canal on the East.
srn Branch. in front Of ths old Corporation
wharf
Approved. ApriI Is. 1868
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An ACT authorizing the Mayor TO purchase
fifteen thousand feet Of six-inch water
mains 6fty dre. plugs and 6ftv stop oooks

Az ACT for the relief Of @ O. Wilson.
Be II enacted, 30, Thst the sum Of two
hundred and my -four dollars and ninsty.two
cents DO, and 10 hereby. appropriated out Of
the funds Of the Seventh Ward, 10 enable the
Mayor to pay balance due to @. @, Wilson
for the paving Of . gutter on the vsst side Of
Seventh street west, between I and x streets
south.
Apbroyed NAV 2 l669
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YSu NAV be Too-Lats.

Be warned in time Diseases Iks Indigestion and Dys-
pvpsaaa oi 10 bs Iilprc uiri, ihiug
Of being too-late in these matters. inflammation or
Scirihus Cancer other dangerous disease iay
ensue, when all restoratives no matter how potent,
would be Intellectual. Do not delay then. When tho
symptoms Of Dyspepsia are first experienced resort
once to the great restorative medicine, H0STETTERS
STOMACH BITTERs and You will be safe. i.Td. m,
But few disorders involve greater suffering, apd, fnot
In itself Immediately dangerous 1t is the source of many
deadly maladies. Even II II did tend m greater evil
the mental and physical misery 1t produces lie alone
sufficient reason why no pains should DO spared to pre-
won't or cure it, In country the face of the globe
isit completely domesticaied as our owp where
is found in nearly every household HoSrETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS are universally conceded to 30 the
directly upon tho digestive organs correct and tone tho
stomach and give renewed vitality to tho system Act
ing daghtnllV upon tho ncrrhs and soothing The bran
renders them efcacious ag mental medicine, ~ we'll
as gene al stomachic. II taken as preventive they
VIII be found particularly we'll suited the diseases
Using from tho unhealthy Of autumn, and their
use will prevent the creeping, unpleasant sensation often
sompiaiaed Of when the elils are stealing sowy ppoa
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= Tue --LATEST DrsFIeURMENT.-The "Sar-
atoga bend" hns been laughed out Of respec-
table society. Tho architects would not
allow sn s spnst % given T.
puts all fhe ornament in front stoop,"
while tbs concentrated 1t all in "back
stoop."
The jockey husbands denounce it, on the
principle that rearu indicates unmanagea-
Bile giddiness.
i Poetical young ladies at first thought sub
lime, simply because il was stupeadous. But
they now begin to see that simple upright
ness Is the best policy. sa7''a''' 7'f -''ss''ss.
10 But the most telling work against it has
been done by the reflection that 1.-THE Black
Crook" never respectable at full length, be-
come no more SO when shortened by an "cH'
into ''thc Back Crook" It is dead.1
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For The -Aois e Juteliga.cer,
The T0tUn of Bel .ats-. 4

MrssRs FpIroRs -II,ving Ind occasion "a x,.It ths
avs sS9Sns SSar sSun ag IN AL sSa
place within the pai few year, wherever went and IL
L with native pride that record the fact tat every
change is an improvement upoa the mast. New this Is
as 10 should be- and spks volumes more for our good
citizens than anything may say in their praise Ii
every plantation Of from one 10 a thousand acres
the boun les of Long Corner" to the wa ers Of the
"ChesapeaRcin tho magnificent, residences and com,
1.-THE result Of good and systematic armngl together
with the churches school houses and other public i'm
not even mean T. stand STILL inu d less fetrocrade
This Is an age Of progress you krosy and Tor one an,
proud Of the manifest Interest the Harfordonans
me- for really have lost sight Of my subject bayo
wandered clear out Of town and find myself away 10 the
country talking about the that meet Won
ut every turn, when IL was my only purpose when
Fenced e.. commun. cntion to write OF aThe Town
OF Bel Air." 1917 $500
II you find improvement In the county among tho
farmers, what must say Messrs Editors OF the i'm
proyements we see all over our county town have
language express the asonislnet tho fucts pro-
duce in my mind when recocct that but few years
ago. 1t the common ronark onearly every one that
Eel Air was finished and wa, ready to be fenced in II
gone BY used to speak thusy would d thsy were yefy
much mistaken In their ideas Of when thing is finish
ed IL they were permitted to pay us visit Some Of
them imagine would scarcely recognize Bel Air IN the
handsome private residences the extensive
the splendid churches and tho magnificent public build
wonderful Improvements they would find on every hand
Wouldn't they stand amazed and be astonsed ut these
changes and don't you think they would believe they
In the wrong place. when they would hear our ct
zens talking aeg the following manner; "BiI what
is tho matter with Dick Smith = GWS they tell me
he eat too many oysters ut aicnns and then won't to
Martins Drug Store and took some medicine and then
went to Archers the Tobacconist and smoked cigar
have his beautiful picture talen and suppose taking
them all at once it was more then his human naturs
sogld Stand and he gSt sick That oil know about
wells Hail. to night, to the performance I'll bet he
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-11-27

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-About o'clock on
Sunday afternoon, the dwelling house of Mr..
Ignatius Macatee, Jr., living near Pylesyille,
in this county, caught fire, and with its con-
tents was entirely destroyed. At the time
the fire took place, there was no person about
the premises. The family, it appears, left
home in the early part Of the day, and left
the house closed and doors locked. Nothing,
we understand, was saved from the fire, and
the family arc consequently left with nothing
but the clothing which they had on at the
time they left the house. The fire is said to
have been the result of accident. From the
location of the flames when they we're first
discovered, it was evident that the fire took
place from defective flue in the chimney
We understand there was an Insurance Of
$500 on the building, in the York County
Company 8fos - aFf s sE.rt 10,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-11-27
AN ANTI.BIL1ous spEc1Fic.

This u the Of The year when there great dan
ger OF the yers tending to diseased action 1t is tho
largest gland In the body, and is liable to number Of
Diseases Now then, 10 the time use protective med
icaton like MIsHLERs HERB BITTERs, SO as to check
pericnoe and In easily followed Tho Bitters is the
most successful antibilious specific extan and is highly
Endorsed by medical gentlemen for bilious epidemics and
endemics, such as Age Jaundice, Fever AMI Ague &c
People who live in Districts where either OF these com!
plants prevail ought to provide themselves at once
with the Btters as protection against sickness from
these causes, and to use IL remedy where these dis
eases have already ganeda oothold in their systoms
Sold everywhere. f-eN y - y