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One oi e flowiu cl.- ~ yards Sae-tia q isrrs
tiya Pants and P&Ue-n Par iI,;sy e-,lg.b quilts
C5iuasr Ma Iii. DyJpic barrel J; lie Pistol Fancy
Cashmere Dress Pattern. Tliiet Shawl, Three G.,r,.s
Dsabe width Waterproof. Cisa>, Four Yards $ oaI
E'si,.ss, Ser 81 i.:re Clcta~, Ladies .Fculle Wool
TlaFl- I've Plated Card Basket. Splcal.d Engraved
Silver plated Ice i.,cher. Euer?veI Silvc- Pi &c
Teapot lo-picture Turkey 5Io-vceo Photograph
A!au.n, igne.e: Quilt. Alpaca Dress Pattern E5i-
rve3 silver Plated sXuottc Revolving Castor. Pa
Gents CaIt Boots splendid Balmo-u, Si>-rt, SCI o:
Ivory Handled Knives with Silver Plated Forks,
Rosewood Frame Brass Alarm Clock Pair OF All " COL
Blankets. Splendid Beaded ana Lined Silk Parasol
Ladies' Speuiid NorJaco Travelling Bag, Pair OF Al
hambra Quilts Thirty YgrdS Print a Marsalc,
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COMMISSIONS FOR LARGER CLUrs IN PROPORTION.
AXE PARTICULAR h0TlGE.

Agents will please take notice Of this. Do send
names, but Hu.ni'ec yuur ciGbs from upwards.
Make your letters short and MIA N rs t,rSsfie
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Legal Notice.

- ......gfss. "a -. les, e 81 a.
EtLVlRA CLiNB, widow OF John Cine Dc:
IL ceased, Jacob B. Cline, kaiss chns. Sans
lel Cline, Evira Hill twho intermariied with
Cornelius HillO and John n. Cline, childreH
and heirs OF said John Ciins, deceased md
d. Chne, Elvira scwarts. WHO in'er~
married with bony ". Sehwarts:} Alcinda
Cline, minor, Hizabsth Cline, minor, Mar.
sha Cline, minor, and Mary Cline, . minor
children and heirs OF Gideon Cline, decs9ssdJ
son OF said John Cline, deceased. aIi Of
Monroe county, Ohio; Cornelius UAndf
son o. sald 'onn Chne' aec'd, OF the nssss o.
Illinois; htnahnda hoWaros, (Mno intef9ass
REC, WIN BENJAMIN 4, howards.l ana zane
Meooie, (wno mtermarned WIN Whnsm
Wedale,) and Lydia Little, (who intermarried
WIN WIN William WIN, =. ". L'ttle, } dausnsers OF saio
son Sns n,: ueu ., VINO RESIDE y WssnIns'on
sy, ss"a "a, Un'o, aa 'ns,vs. lwno ln.e..s -
@ l.sa wiz, WIN r.,. nisAanae. sniiver,) aausnier .
sA'u sonn onne, uecu, OF sne Ssatei et ~
sour.' M.r snu Hdnioe w,iliamson' lwno insef-
msiIseo VIII ueo,se w. Wiihamson,) asaen::
NJ. n:ac..:a 0..e .i ae, oec u .ne css.e es
Woss ", isinis, " WIN TAKE notlce tnat koseeers
VI. Cnne, OF monroe county, Ohio, did on
the TN osy OF december, 1868, ME his pstiS
tion IN the Court OF Common Pleas Of The
county OF monroe ana state OF ohao, against
e:... snem, 'no opluss sno prayer OF Wnien
pss...on va sne pal.,.lon ,ea oi sne ieei
essa.e .n'oM Ss'u 'onn oiine q'eu seis'
~, :" wiz oi'nsass qusrter OF. soasns
esss tlsei ~ ses.iou tMenty, .e ,seySSn g toHns s
sp LIE ' isnss nss' containing aV ss.l0v
aOaos' a'sv' a.:a av.sn"ess qusfser Oh norsnsass
=. sooa nneoeen' eo a M sano soMes.lg
sas.l @ .vs 90 o. Ivy. &clesi sssoi
0ou.n"'. ... quai'ef VI sousnWest o'l'a qusref o.
sec'lon "en!y-one, same township ana
,anse' containing ~ % ioo acres; also N0e
nan y. northwest quarter OF section thirteen
.oMnsip oy 1nn 'nlee ana range hve, containing 80
oi,iov aoses' also east nait OF northeast
quar'er VI secHon nineteen. same township
&ha range containing ~ S5-lOO acres; atnet
northwest quarter OF northeast Quart4} ef
section t"enty-six, same township and fsngss
containing as oe-iV0 acres; also, ssonthWsse
quarter oi nor'neast quarter Of section snines
sn seer, y ssme an 'ownsniP ana range, containing
90 s.-ioo acres; also, south part Of southsast
quarter OF secsion twenty.same township imd
aaus1, G pes,nnlns ~ tne soutneest iceEnss
s.s sYsv.; .uenoe nor.n one;na'l 81 y qsetess
, vass aions se0'.on ,ine twenty cnxns ana 1our
nnns " 'ae Muskinsum Creek. :. wnsnceo q
poplar elgnseen inches bears north tsp'de
giees east ninety-mne INKS; thence north
eighty-one degrees west eighteen and lhy
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LAUaHLIH's INFANT CORDIAL.
The Childs Cure ahen Teethinq.

1hs Chifds Cure When Iecthfng.
Mothers all know the many sleepless nights
the little ones at homo have to pass when
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&c. We tell you oandidly, ops bottle of this
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Carpets Dent pay the high Prices.

INHE NEW ENGLAND CARPET CO., OF Bos
j ton, Mass, established nearly quarter Of
century ago, in their present location, in
Halls over II, IS, Is, II, 10, 81, 83, sb and 81
Hanover street, have probably furnished
more houses with Carpets than any other
house in the country. In order to afford
those at distance the advantages. of their
low prices, propose 10 send, on the receipt Of
the price, 20 yards OF upwards Of their beau
tiful cottage Csrpeting, at 50 cents per yard
with, samples Of ten sorts, varying, in price
from Is cents to So per yard, suitable for FUR
nishing every part of any house. asclw4.
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machines, under the same name or otherwise.
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

On the premises, on Saturday, the 23d
" day of January, 1869, the following
described real estate.
The southwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter Of section thirteen [l3] township i've
[5] and range six [6.l containing 40 acres
more or less.
Also, the southeast quarter Of the south
east quarter Of section thirteen GlS] township
five rs and range [6,] containing SO 96-l0o
acres. -
TERMs-Oue. third in hand, ono third in six
months and one third in one year; security
to be given to the satisfaction OF the under
signed. JAMES OKRY, 7-
6ecl5E6, Ex'r Of Joseph Kills. "
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! q TO N HO US E.
fSoathsast OF Public square,)
SIMON DORR, :::: Proprietor.

TTAyrNG recently taken charge Of this
IA House, the Proprietor has reftsed and
srefurnished it throughout in mannef calcu-
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make them comfortable
3 The Stables are commodions, and the sfsy-
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~ ~s-e->r~- 2
HarY-e de Grace affairs.

We gather the following from the Independent:
ISsANE.-Since the community has been rid of that
crazy individual familiarity known among the boys by
the cognomcn of "Swsevii another person non comos
sRtis has visited u.s. lie is very industrious person
age, and to have penchan for working in stones
aud being possessed Of considerable muscular power he
can handle the very largest Of them. = -
He ronms about the street, and 'ends q helping
hand unasked wherever he work going on, refusing
generally any pensaton for his services He is per-
eetlF harmless and takes great delight in wading out in
Y tho river and performing series of gymnastic
erclses in the water.
fAccIDEST WITH ERosEsE The wife of Charles Gar
toolore was considerably injured by the explosion
oil can containing kerose q from which she was at
tempting 10 pour oil wood fire. When assistance
arrived which close at hand and heard the epo-
SION the room seemed all in blaze and the was
developed in flames.
By the judcious application ofwet blankets the flames
we're soon iextingulshed 1t will he lesson to such
careless persons to DO more careful in the Of combus
tible articles. 49, -ft w
hDRowsED.- On Saturday, 4th of July, son of Mrs.
Singleton, aged IL years, was drowned We have no
positive information how the sad accident happened but
it Is supposed that he became frightened and while
bathing got out into deep water where he unable
swim, and drowned before help got to him.
fsfALE HORSE HIPPING-Last week there
amusing trial before Justice Health the charge Of
woman being whipped by another amiable lady.
The lair one was melted ii seems, under repeated
provocations by the plaintiff, finally went to store,
purchased whip for the express purpose and piled IL
vigorously upon the provoking fenlale which induced
the latter to seek refuge in the law but dsappoint
ed In having the case decided against her. "a d..
TURNING WHlTE.-It is stated positively that negro
This change began two years ago and present time
the process Is rapidly approaching elimination, and
soon the Ethiopian will be white
= MARINE R.IwAY.-The railway is now being rapidly
constructed aud in short time, presume II will he
completed.
The FOURTH Some few of Of our citizens attended
pic mics at Hokes Woods and Port Deposit ;the latter WAS
held for the benefit OF tho Catholic church at that
place. ~ .'.' ~ - ..'. q y.
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To TIE Democratic C0nserr attire
h Voters 0f .Mayys0nd. H..

AT meeting of the Executive Committee Of the
Democratic Conservative State Central Committee held at
Baltimore I'D OF june last. tho following preamble
and resolutions adopted: -t4 p r
Whereas 1t has been represented to the Executive
Committee that the time which had originally been fxod
for holding State Convengon to wit the 18th OF July
of the United States is, from many considerations,
suited to the people of the Counties of the State and
further that II is expedent ani proper to hold primary
meetings for Congressional nominations at the same time
and places that County Election District Meetings to
be held with reference to the State Conventions there
fore, u ~ sl3ti+
Resolved That 1t be aud Is hereby recommended to the
Democratic Conservative Voters Of the State 10 assemble
in the Election Districts OF their respective Counties
Saturday the I'D of August, TO elect Delegates to meet
in County Convention at the usual places for holding
such County Conventions Saturday the Goth of the
month"; for the purpose Of Electng Delegates equal
In number to the county representation in both branches
of the Legislature, to the State Convention, to meet at
the City Of Baltimore Wednesday the I'd Of septem-
ber to nominate Electors of President and President
OF the United States.
Resolred That 1t be also recommended that at the
County Primary Meetings aforesaid and at the Ward
Meetings Baltimore City Delegates be also chosen to
day, the 9th of September, at the following places to
wit; vaaE D. ID.
First Congressional District at Salisbury, wicomioo
County. H ts-- t-ii.4i4 8
Second District at Towsontown, Baltimore County.
Third District, at Baltimore City.
Fourth District at Hagerstown, Washington County.
Fifth Distric, at Ellicott City, Howard County.
Resolved, That the time and places for holding Ward
and Legislative District Meetings in the City of Balt
for the proposes specified in the foregoing resou
on be recommended to the consideration and discretion
of the Democratic Conservative City Convention of Balt
tts .i
Resolved That the Executive Committee of the respec-
tive Counties and the local coDyen on of Baltimore City
be respectfully requested to render effective the fore
going resolutions. 800 E Unta. ~.
JOSHUA vANsAsr
Char. Dem Con. State Cen. C5ns.
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LaSsitude,

feeling Of lassiudek generally expert nced through
out the summer s0lstce. Weakly constituted persons or
those ofsedcnary hab Is invariably complain Of this an
noyancp. The scofchng heat OF mid summer reaxes
the system and rduees the vial energies If the patient
is OF nervous temperament this debility units him for
the ordinary routine of everyday iife When this
state Of exhaustion comes HOSTETTER'5 STOM-
ACH blTTERS will prove N safe and never-faing
means STRENGTHENING and restoring the physical organs
izaii0n This heathgvng tonic purifes and iniuses
newed vitality into the blood the stomach and di-
gestive organs, and acts like charm on the nervous
system II efectualy removes all tendency laueuor
or depression OF spirits To the weaker sex il is invalu
able, as II sooes and braces up, while ts powerful
effects are OF the most beneficial character The in6rm-
ties Of age are alevated by its II revives the
strength increases the appetite md gives vgDr and elas-
tic " To the constitution.
When mothers are CURING ll0STETTER'S STOM-
ACH BlTFERS should especially he taken in regular
doses as IN this pniry mot always The nuurisment
Is inadequate 10 the wants OF tic child IN such cases
this inestimahle topic Is wonderfully eficacious Its
strengthening virtues Mt apparent. II free
from all properties calculated impair the system and
its operat ons are nj once mild and oothing. III
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v.antets a .sr0ro Srmaf0,..

We iveabelow Che letter of Chss. SPINNER
to Thaddois K. Sasportas. Esq of Columbia,
South Carolina, recommending the election
% tho United States Senate OF negro Eena-
tor. As Mr.. Summers term expires on the
4th Of March next, we would advise him, If
he is sincere in his request to Mr. Sasportas,
to recommend the election of an American
citizen of African descent" by the Legislature
of the Bay State, to supply his place, particu-
larly as theearpet-baggers of South Carolina
were rather too greedy to CRAFTY Mr. Sum-
ners request The Philadelphia Post is de-
lighted with Mr., Summers proposition, and
inthe exuberance Of his feelings, says: 10 I'll
.At time when many men calling them
selves Republicans hesitate upon the expedi-
ency of giving the colored MIN vote, and
quite ignore his eligibility to public office, it
IS inspiriting to hear the noble utterances of
Mr., Summer in his letter to a member of the
South Carolina Legislature" ,.slv ~. f..
Now rs Mr.. Summer isnot willing to show
his sincerity by giving his place to Sambo,
would it not be well for the Post to agitate
the question in Pennsylvania it will not be
AOAA5 peioAS A'AiilOH NuilclOn tcIlu Will eA- |
pire and thcnthe Republicans ofthe Keysto
State could set the example which Mr.. Sum-
ner SO much desires, but which his State does
not seem willing to grant, and which he has
not the honesty OF generosity to recommend.
The following is Mr.. Summers letter
SENATE CHAMBER July 8, 1868
DEAR SIR have given any opinion In regard TO
the Senatorial question in your State except
regret that the golden opportunity should be lost of
making coored citizen Senator from South Carolina
Such senator, If competent, would be powerful sup
port to the cause of equal rights. His presence alone
would be constant testimony and argument. Nothing
ed do SO much to settle the question Of equal rights
forever in the United States. Tho howl against the
negro which Ia sometimes hard in the Senate would
cease colored Senator would be good as constu
tionai amendment, making all backward steps imposs
Bile, write now frankly in reply to your inquiry, and
without any purpose Of interfering in your election
You will pardon my anxiety for the cause have SO much
at heart -fi ils AZ 81 .sria-tIff -s.. "
Accept my best wishes and believe me- dear sir, faith
fully yours,
{Signed) M "a ..s CHARLES SUMNER
To Thaddeu' X. sasportas, lsq., Columbia, s. C.
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sion 10 necessity, AID sroueas the ndulgence Of
partaiity for negro mfage or for any Of The Radical
heresies.i F
The nomination Of Francis p Blair Jr for Vice presl-
dent will meet with general acceptance. II At that
the caudidafe for vicpresldent should lie Westcrn
man. soldier, and representative Of that large class
of Republicans who have become disguised With the
revolutionary measures Of their party. General BARS
unimpeaehable record during the lis decision Of
character and hsvgorous opposition to the Reconsruc
tion policy Of the Radicals commend him. and the tick
ct on which his nanie is placed TO the jealous support
Of all who fought for the Union but abhor negro supre
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Mr.. ARCHER. -O Our acknowledgements are
due to the Hon. Stevenson Archer, for copy
Of his speech on the radical Platform and
Democracyn Mr.. Archer dwells at some
length on the condition of the country and
the state Of political parties. is
The speech is able, lucid, plain and clear and
should DO read generally. II sets forth many
facts which ought to be known, and which,
from the character Of the speaker, reliance
can be placed in what he has so clearly
stated. -ss . -
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The Railroads or the United
-I' SfNfPS i- --a-

Mr. Harry v Poor has comnilad . ,,ar, ,,,,, .
nal of tbe railroads oftbe Tinted Stata and ~ ~.
iinnary essay gives variety of interesting informaon
nnnn tbs arowt6 and aStani -, ~ ss nv. i,'nsion y,
this country from which we take few nromnsnt Scts
The first railroad in the limited States tbo Raitimn
and Ohm road-was chartered in ls5Ta and ;s,,..
miles of IL were onened Inf workeJ Nv borsa , e.;
1891 New York opened in the same vear tbe se,d
raiIroadtba Ibopy and scherocd 9e T .ie sscona
The sonh Caroiin" Railroad which was onsnad m sas
and was at that time the longest coutinnouS linz s
,ynr,d " ','s'' 'NNie> 'N '''' t i'io III 'no '
In isa, rve n,ss.ssaa I'm, HELL ,,o- ~ ,.,,,
t iiad In iss5 S. bd nos ii e T.; Iens W ~ n
u I'll taor n,1roi ni ,h;i - ' ~ ieo,, Y,rzf4
y ~ g,r n,ilas 81 ~ 1917 Wy hnuieu unl
hndrod and sirtysa , thsa nj i s Az e,g1'een
iwemtyseyen niles If nav, trol In ;h,an WV
ond onl,, one hnndrad ~ arr "a,
VIE W iaid in e;abteen hnndraJ msa sSne nes
,hns,"J Nv bnn5rad al s"rt u ysiA, tfiree
d i;ch T. th ir, anr ha ~ ies we're open,
IN VI n'''es Oh new track ad
~ In s sgs5toen hundred and fort, ,o h,d on Ill -,
road ~ fnr tbousan f ed ad orr e VI '.
in siobteon bnnJrad and sftx one ;Ia sa people
two Hundred and ninaty o;sb, nooin ,d ~
hun5rad and siSty ons niIo 10 pi, u III e'g i s
neonlc Tn eghtsen bnndred and ~, a"u nse
tI,id @ o,a h r gu au seventy nlr foof
road onened or one mia r o,ar a; hes o. rali,
tbirtylseyen inbabitants s's"' nunuicu "nu
Massacbusetts has tha creo,ost nr,,,,o., T.,
,,i. ~ h t uno s'es,os. . ~, hun.oer VI mheS ~
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The FAIR.-By reference to the advertise
ment in another column, it will be seen that
Fair win be held for the benefit of st. Ig-
natius Church, near the Hickory, commend
ing on Tuesday, August the 18th, to
continue three days. Dinner and refresh
ments will be provided, and many handsome
fancy and valuable articles will be offered for
sale Heretofore Fairs at this place have
been very successful, and we have no doubt
that this one will be equally SO. At least we
bespeak for it the patronage of all good citi-
zens, as il is for q laudable purpose
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THE HARvEsT.-Now that the wheat in
this county is harvested, better estimate of
the crop can be made than when growing in
the field. While the crop in this county is
good, and fully up to an average, wheat will
not turn out so well as was thought before
harvest. We hear it generally stated that the
heads are shorter than last year, and in many
instances not SO well filed. Notwithstanding
this however, the crop of wheat in Hartford
must be regarded as good. Oats are short
and light, and have suffered much from the
rust, and consequently light crop is all that
can be looked for The late hot weather has
brought on the corn amazingly, although in
some localities it has suffered from drouth
The rains of the present week have, however,
made up for great deal of this damage
Late potatoes hayeas yet, suffered little or no
injury from dry weather, while the carly crop
has been greatly damaged While this much
may be said of most crops, the hay harvest
demonstrates that no heavier field ofhay has
ever been produced with us. OF fruit, we
have only to say that we have none to write
about.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-07-24

30 "Why stand you thus amazed :" To see person
of your natural beauty with head of dry bristng un
kemp hair Go purchase bottle of Barrett's vegeta
BILE Hair Restorative" 1t will transform your hair into
beautiful glossy ringets. Nothing SO cicacious has
ever been offered to the public.-LoiceU Courier.
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80 The attention of readers Is directed to tho a
yertisemen of Goes Dyspepsia Cure in another part Of
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