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TRIUMPH OF wATER-PowER ENGINES.

LOUISVILLE, July 20.-The contest between
steam engines and the atmospheric water-p0wer,
bnt I'm This city, resulted in favor Of tho latter five to
one The invention gives waterp0wer for any locality,
also for purposes at onehaf the cost OF steam
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WESTON FAILS 10 MAKE TINE.

PORTLAND, July 20.-West0n, the pVuesEEI nTsa
failed 20 make fty miles in eleven hours at inc tores
City Park on Saturday His time was eleven hours A
and 0 half minutes
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MURDER IN ALBANY.

ALBANY July 20.-Lackey Coulon, a laborer
murdered Sunday night in the brckyard, by unknown
persons and his body thrown into adjacent pond
Suspicion is directed TO gang whose names are not dis
closed.
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MUTINY AND HOMICIDE.

BosToN, July 20.-The British brig Mohawk
Can't Fraser, arrived at Gloucester on Saturday with
several OF her in ronsor mutiny Ia queiug the
mutny one man was shot
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CANADIAN FOREsTs on FIRE.

MONTREAL, July 20.-Travelers from ST. Scllo-
lssique and other points report the forests on nre
Quebec steamers hours late in consequence ~ .n'
snOke the rivers and railroad trains are also dene"
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AUSTRIA.
, UNITED STATES.

NEW AMBASSADOR TO THE UNITED STATES.
VIENNA July 20-The Baron Won Lederer, late
Minister resident at Hamburg, has bsen appointed
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PlenipoteDnary
of Austria to the United States.
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THE WORCEsTER REGATTl

wopcrsTrR .Jnly 20-The ward crew, nav.
,n ne eniered for the sfxoared race TO be contested
FOR on haye arrived and taken a' VIC
Waldo Honss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-21
FRANCE.

NAPOLEON AT PLOMBIEREs.
PARIS, July 2O-The Emperor Napoleon has gone
to Plombieres.
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raised TO grade the road, am almost certain
the Northern Central would lay the rails,
stock and run the road. There could also be
a connection made between road built over
this route and the Baltimore Central, at Ok
ford, or the Pennsylvania Central, at Pen
ningtonville or Christiana. Either of these
routes would make the distance from Balti-
more to Philadelphia one hundred and eigh-
teen miles. This road is worth the serious
consideration of persons living along the
contemplated line. To farmers, manufactur-
ers and miners, and particularly the slate re-
gion, would it be beneficial think the
money could be raised to grade it from the
river to the Northern Central, provided each
man living on or near the line of road would
not only subscribe stock but take personal
interest in its accomplishment. Unless the
people see and appreciate the value of this
kind of transportation and travel, it is almost
useless to talk about building railroads; for
1t must be a strong pull, a long pull and all
pull together. %
n. Respectfully, r- nd. J..
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35--l4O acres, I3D in good cul walton. ba,.
ance 40 wood, 2dwe.linls, harris good water
fencing aud orchardi w.'ull divide well int
two SIN farms; 2 miles rom Jarrptisville ?,
g. ON D.llimore by pike Price ST 500, terms
easy.
36--IO7 acres. IS in cultvation, bahama i,
wood sud timber, good water aud fencing. Nm.
lie orchard. g ,oA frame dwelling, log barn.
lew frair earn, granary AMI smoke houses, well
located mile from Churchyille on the liar.
ford Furnace road. Price Sc, 900, ] cash.
37--lsl acres, $50 in cultivation, balance in
wood, good fencing and water, apple AMI peach
orchards Of / 600 trees, large frame dwelling.
hasn and other outbuildinas mile from nayi.
gable water, and five from Perrym nsvile, on n
r Price 81, 500, ttrns easy. s8.kas
38-Eew dwelling and store house, with hall
acre lot, fine business stand, ut Sweet Air
Baltimore county, Md. Price So 500, ! cash.
4O-50 acres OF land, house, barn and other
outb,iildings, one mile from Hoopman's Chanel
on the Swsnsbury road. Price 50 600, terms
asy.
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Chrssfnsas.

- Another year Of our existence has passed,
and who of us can console ourselves, this
christmas morning, with the knowledge that
We are better men and women than we were
one year ago ? What act of charity or kind
ness have We done in the last year? What
= suferings have we relieved, and what have
we rendered to the Giver of all good, for the
many blessings which He has showered upon
ms within the last twelve monthsr sss
The annual return of Christmas calls up
many pleasant reflections and brings back to
memory many Joyous scenes and occasions,
which have passed down the tide of time
never to return. How wildly we reeolleet
the thousand legendary stories which the re.
turn of Christmas calls forth. We remem-
Der the pastiines of childhood, and recall the
pleasant recollections Of the twelve merry
days Of Christmas. Although many of the
picturesque and rude festivities that were in
Z augurated centuries ago, and which contin-
ued through many generations, have passed
away, yet some still remain. The Christmas.
tree yet holds its accustomed and cherished
place in the midst of childish glee, and Santa
Claus is still invoked to puzzle the wits of the
Juveniles, with his wonderful generosity and
discrimination
In the midst Of the gay festivities of the
present season, let us remember TO be thank
full for the blessings which We have received
nor forget that here are many, as worthy as
ourselves, who are far less favored, and that it
is our duty to administer to the wants of such
as are unable to do for themselves. We wish
our patrons a happy Christmas, and hope
that health. contentment and prosperity may
go with them through a long life.
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FESTIVAL GND SUPPER--The ladies of
Rock Spring and Emmanuel Protestant
Episcopal Churches propose to give Feast,
on the evening Of Wednesday next, the Both
inst, at the the hotel of Mr.. F. B. Glenn, in
Bel Air, the proceeds to be appropriated to
aid in furnishing the Episcopal rectory in this
place. The ladies having the affair in charge
are well known as good housekeepers, and
we therefore feel safe in asserting that an
abundance Of the good things of life" will
be supplied, and everything served in a tempt
ingstyle. The tickets have been placed at tho
low price of fifty cents, and we would advise
ailwho wish to enjoy a good supper and have
a pleasant time, to assist the ladies in their
laudable work, by attending their supper on
the evening named.
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LEcTURE.--A lecture will be delivered IN
Mt. Carmel M. p. Church, on "Wednesday
evening, December Goth, by the Rev. T. d.
Valiant, Of Baltimore. Mr.. Valiant is well
and fayorably known TO our people, having
had charge of this circuit some years ago (;
and from his well-known abilities, apleasing
and instructive lecture may be expected ~
His theme, we understand, viii be .1ze, LIFE
and Times Of 81. Paul" ~ $500, y,
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NEWSPAPER DIREcToRY.-G. p. Rowcll g.
Co., the New York Advertising Agents, are
about issuing complete American News
paper Directory. II is a compilation much
needed, since nothing of the kind having any
claims to completeness has ever beenpubish-
ed.
Messrs. Rowell s. Co. have spared no
pains or expense to make the Forthcoming
work complete. We understand the book
viii be handsome octave volume of about
800 pages, bound in dark cloth, and sold for
Five Dollars per copy.
As the publishers are Advertising Agents,
their issuing work containing SO much in
formation, usually jealOusly guarded by
those in that business, shows that that they
are confident oftheir ability to be of service
to advertisers, or they would not SO readily
place in their hands the means of enabling
every one to communicate direct with pub
fishers if they so desire. ha
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ties. The Erening Express, states that the
friends of General Mcclellan say that he will
be offered the Secretaryship of War, by Gen.
Grant, because Of his admiration for McClel-
Ian and his desire TO show 10 the country that
he is not partisan. The Freedmen's Bu-
rcau expires by limitation on the FIRST Of JAN
uary except the educational features, and
these only continue in Texas, Mississippi,
and Virginia. The farm of Elk Gov Wise,
30 long held by the Government, has been
surrendered to him, by order of the United
States authorities. The government also Or
ders the payment of rent TO the owner of
Libby prison for a years use of it. des.
perate fight took place al drinking saloon
in Chicrko, ON Friday, between detectives
and a gang of thieves, resulting in the shoot
ing and dangerously woundinc of one des-
pcrate character. Governor Swami has offer
ed $1,000 reward for the apprehension and
conviction of the murderers of Duglass Love,
who was murdered in Allegany county some
weeks since. The OK. General Grant. which
has yielded over $4,000 TO various charita-
table institutions, left Boston for New York
on the 18th instant, where after short stop.
he will pass on to PHILADELPHIA and Baltimore.
reaching w ashington in time to be roasted on
the fourth of March. Regular trains run on
the Union Pacific Railroad for Evanston.
Utah Territory, ninety seven miles west of
Bryan Station, the present terminus. The
nine hundred and sixty-ninth milc.post has
been reached, and the road thus far is ready
for Inspection. A bin has been reported in
the United States House of Representatives,
appropriating twelve millions of dollars to
build canal around the Falls of Niagara, and
and has been made the special order for the
18th of January, 1863. On tie 18th instant
there was a heavy shock of earthquake but it
caused no loss to life or property. 1t is now
ascertaincd that about 1C0 lives were lost by
the dreadful steamboat accident on the Ohio
river. A dispatch from Little Rock to the
Memphis AralrncAe states that four compan-
les of militia from Roam and William coun-
tics-tbose from the latter being colored-
entered Lewisburg, shooting in every direc.
ton; they marched to the store of Bream
& Casey, and set fire to it. Howard g. Coles
store was also burnt During the fire Mr..
Casey was shot down and his body thrown
into the flames, after rifling his pockets. The
militia, at last accounts, were shooting in
every direction tbroueb the town and No
person was permitted to leave the Mace
without pass. At Charlotte, North Caro-
lima, dispute arose, on Friday last, in the
mayors Office, between a negro and James
A Gleason, prominent merchant, when the
negro drew n n;stol and shot Mr. c,oosop
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TIE Great Pictorial Annual.

Hosteter's United States Almanac for 1869, for dis
tribuion gratis, throughout tho United slaes and all
civilized countries Of the West Hemisphere will be pub
lshed about the first of January, and all who wish 10
undsrsta the trtc philosophy Of health should read
and ponder tho valuable suggestions contains. In adj
diton to mn adnimhle medical treatise on the causor
prevention and cure Of great variety Of Diseases it
baaces large amount of information interesting to the
merchant the mechanic, the miner, the farmer the plan
ter and professional man and the calculations have
been mao for such mPridans and latudcs are most
suitable for correct and comprehensive Aationql Caller
ddr. rss.
The nature uses aud extraordinary sanitary effects OF
Il0STETTER'S STOMACH BlTTERS, sthe staple tonic
and Alternative of than half tho Christian world arc
fully set forth in its pages which also
with pictorial illustrations, valuable receipts for the
household and rpl humorous anecdotes, and other in
strucssand amusing reading natter original and seIcc
ted. Among the Anpualst APPEAR with the opening
the year this will be one of the most useful, and may
be lad for the asking. Send for copies to the Central
Mandatory, at Pittsburg Pa the nearest dealer
in H0STETTER'S STOMACH BTTTERS. The BITTERS
sold in cvery city, town and village Of the Omitted
States. '3sI '- ' p. 'I
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The Railroad Quesston.

DECEMBER 15tli. 1865.

-TII11I 7I DECEMBEK I0tIi, IS66. r
III The Editor ofpte 1Egis hitelligeneers fF3 q
Mr. EpIToR: believe almost every one
is satisfied of Tire value of railroads to com
munities as well as to countries. Such being
the fact, the Rip Van Wrinkle sleep in old
Hartford should be about finished. The up
per end of the county, north of Bel Air. il
more isolated than any other portion of q.
and it is therefore important that the people
in this region should make almoye, and if It
Is done with determination and energy n
road can be built from some point ON Lac
Susquehanna-say Peach Botionl-to point
on the Northern Central Railroad. somewhere
etwcen Monkton and White Hail. T!a lis
lance, ] suppose, would be alsnt tM,ily,
four miles. If enough money could Be
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'TRrE MERIT WILL ALWAYS HAVE ITS RE-

II Is certain thai truth has ever been more satisc.
torily demonstrated in midst than the above rs may
be ,oen daily In the immense demand for that inyaab
and opuar tonic and stimuous, MlsIlLER'S HERE
BIT IRIS II is tho thing neodfnl for persons whose
surround ngs ARE unhvorabe for good health eause II
Ia perfect protection against all morbid influences pro-
ductive Of disease. Tho present Is the fitting
Tor reinforcing the organs of our bodies and nsur.
II ur ..alth dir ing the cod term" We are all more
or lass negligent but there many persons who
always beind In this matter consequently eacl change
In the gas emes along Lefore they prepared for
u, and sickness seizes upon thcn followed by all its
tran O. Ills Begin now TO ward of disease by using
MIsHLl RS HERB BITTERS every DAY regularly and
oil the cha acterstics OF good health will spring up
within and continue with YOU.
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WINE AND LIoUoRs.-By reference to an
advertisement elsewhere, it will be seen that
Mr. Louis Cahcn has just opened a Wineand
Liquor Store, in Bel Air, and offers to the pub
lie choice assortment of pure and unadul-
terated wines and liquors. His stock is large,
and will be sold at the lowest Baltimore
prices for cash. Give him a call. ~,
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&S Horace Greeley propos to write, during the year
lsGs, an elementary woik ON Political economy, where
In The policy Of Protection to Home Industry will lie
planned aud yindicated This work will first lie giyOn TO
the public through successive issues Of THE New YORK
TRIBUNE and wilt appear in all its editions Daily S0
Semi Weekly, 81; Weekly, 81 per apunu.
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LARGE PoTATo-We were recently shown
a potato raised BY James Devoe, ESQ, rcsid-
ing near Forest Hill, which exceeded in size
anything Of the kind we have ever seen 1t
weighed nearly two and three7quarterp pounds,
and is known as The Docskin variety. The
seed, we are informed, was brought from
Ohio. ~ $50 a.ss .it glsaf.ssr4 rg yHa
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AcKNowLEDeEMENT.-We, tender our
thanks to the Hon. Stevenson Archer, for a
copy ofthe Presidents Message and accom-.
panying documents, for 1s67.8s.
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WANTED, AGENTS. o 81 t to sae9 ,s.,

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NOTICE.

0FrIoE OF MUTUAL Fins Insurance. Co. I
9ws IN HARroRD COUNTY.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that in pursu-
In Jance Of the Charter Of said Company, Az
KLEcTIoN for President and Eighteen Directora
thereof will be held at Bel Air, on MONDAY,
tn. 4ih day of January 1869, to serve Tor the en-
suing year, and for the purpose Of making such
changes or modification of the Bylaws MS may
be considered expedient.
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Dec. IL Secretary.
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R5-petroeum Nasty terms "Barrett's Vegetable
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M A r r r ID.

On December 10Th, at home, by the Rev.
j, G. Moore, LUTHER OSBORN to Miss
SALLlE r. WELLS, daughter of Joseph
Wells, Esq, all Of Harford county.
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A8 The attention Of readers Is rcctcd to the adj.
yersencnt OF CoE's CoUeH BALKAN and CoEs DYSPEPSIA
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House and Lot For Sale.

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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby givcr, that The Anpusl
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go Bridge Company, for the purpose Of an cleo
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ON MONDAY, THE llh DAP or JAM
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