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The Shasta courier., 1868-08-15

The other day a soldier who had lost an
arm in the service said: 81 am willing to
see if the people of this country are going to
elect Horatio Seymour, and if they do | will
swear that lost my arm in a threshing ma
chine, and not in the defense of my country
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G. 7. BEAUREGARp."

No One SAFE.-The Cincinnati CONNER.
cial says that Seymour's nomination, after
his repeated decination, calls to mind Cor
WINS observations on the nomination of
Polk. -" After this, no one is safe. A man
goes to bed respected citizen, and he rises
in the morning and finds himself a candidate
OF the Democratic party for President,
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Officers of Charter Oak Lodge. I. O. c. t.

James F. Scammon, W. C. T.; James Ashfeld
Il. H. S. Frank Gilbert, Il. II. S. Mrs. j. N.
Chappcll W. V. 4. John A. Downer, W. S. A.
Pelham. W. a. s.; W. A. Scott, W. f. s.; VIM.
Kenyon, w. 7. Jos. II. Pryor, jr.. W NJ. Sarah
Augusta Eames. W. D. NJ. C. w. Eames. W. l. G..
A J. Mulling, W. o. G.. Mrs j. Follansbec W.
c.. j. n. Chappell, W. ?. C. L.
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ORGANIzED.-Tbe Union Central Committee
met at the Court House on Monday, and or
ganized by electing Charles Mcdonald as
Chairman, and e. |. Taggart as Secretary
The Chairman and Secretary were then
authorized to act as an Executive Commit
tee
The Shasta courier., 1868-08-15

UP TO Whatever else may be said
OF John Morrissey, no one can accuse him of
being an unsuccessful sport. He says he
bets to win, and gave this as his explanation
Tor betting $1,000 that Grant and Colfax
would be elected over Seymour and Blair.
The Shasta courier., 1868-08-15

LARGE SNAKE.-A huge rattlesnake was
killed on Clear Creek, below Whiskytown,
last week, which measured u feet in length
contained half grown rabbit and about a
dozen large sized toads.
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inASks-fo l. n IIoag, ESQ.,, for copy
q ens transactions ran of the State Agricultural
Society for the years ls66 and 1867 u a
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

SATURDAY, Aug. S.-Board met at Q A.
NJ. Present, Supervisors Scott und Jones.
Hospital Report accepted and placed on
fle and the County Auditor is hereby or
dered to issue warrants on the Hospital Fund
to pay the following accounts, to wit: See
Hospital Report.
Bids were presented to the Board by C. C.
Bush & Co., D. Lynch and A. Grotefend =
For Hospital supplies. The bid of C. C.
Bush & Co. being the lowest, was accepted
and placed on file.
Ordered, that the County Auditor issue
warrants on the Contingent Fund to pay the
following accounts;
F. Fordham, repairs on C. H.. 1914 40
NJ. X. Gilbert, cleaning G. H....... 20 90
j. a. Downer, paper..... ............... 90
J. Isaaes, clothing for prisoners Il %
ii. Bell, cleaning Clerk S ofIice... Is 90
Taylor & Voluntine, lamps 90
j. NJ. Manasse. stationery. 73 %
Ordered, that the County Auditor issue
warrants on TIE General Fund to pay the
following accounts
Thomas Greene, Sheriff. ..S1093 As
James DAILY, nquest.......... .... 13 90
W. S. Long, Attorneys fees. .......... so 90
Thomas Greene, Sheriff. f...... 9S 90
y. ). Follansbee, Dist. Atty fees. Is 90
a, +. Ladd, Assessor. 7I2 II
l.. Gregory, clerk Of election ........ IS 90
- ); Conmy, rinling.................. 293 90
y. NJ. Brlceland, physician. ..... 10 90
Dehl. ohurtleff, physician .......... 10 90
j. Fed, care of orphan child S5 70
w. NJ. z. Wilson, election insp...... 90
w. IL. Garter, Supt. Schools -. -. $50 90
W, m; Magee, survey. boundary. 400 90
w; heiner, clerk of election. ........ 3 90
telegraph Co., Gaflagher's case.... 6 so
"A. Gutman, physician. 90 90
- Scout board OF prisoners...... 242 90
G. |. Taggart, Co. Clerk. rk... 5l7 a
Trial jurors for June term of District
Court, IL. Wright, d. Kemball. Otis Sea-
mans. L. Murray, d. W. McFarIan. II. Fid-
Ter, A. q. Davis, VIM. Froshler. f. Do
6rowsky, VIM. Hess, John Shewman. three
days services. each Sc; James Hazlett. two
days, 81 Nj. Hitler j. Hudson, +. Sweenv
Wm: Andrew, II. TAYLOR, j. Fleming. !
Ashheld, j. Ruster, II. Bailey, l.. Nichols
". y. fenilne. John Parks, F. Smith, L. Will
liams' l.. Hughes, James Scammon l.. Beb.
rens' ); b. Mahoney, Jos. Muller, F. Ford
nam, H. Pritchard, Thos. Ashwortb r
Hetchum, G. Taylor, John Raynor. John
Syme, A. S. Brown, James Sinclair r
Dickinson, ! ;sl, G. Overmeyer, II. Sweet A
.; .; Whitney, E. w. Snyder, J. Leary. Con
Shehan, Jerry Hooker, John Herges. j Nc.
Mullen, N. C. Sweetser, NJ. Lawton NJ
T3 Toley' T. Kennedy, T. Loudon, James
thompson, j. Harrison, w. Kelner. PanI
DePray, z. Cooper, J. Simpson, w. Bovd
l.. L.. Farnham, L. Mertz, J. f. Gage. L. vii
mans. l.. Terry, one days service. each 50
and John Mischler, S4.
u. scott, supervisor r.............,S7S 0o
IL. Jones, Supervisor. isor......3 "a 10
Ordered, that the County Treasurer nav
from any moneys now in his hands belopqing
to the State the following bills:
A. P. Ladd. Assessor. s447 90
q. /. Taggart, Auditor I47 "a
Ordered, that the County Auditor issue
warrant on Co. Clerks Salary Fund in favor
of G. l. Taggart, for 1922 65.
County Treasurer's report accepted and
placed on file.
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In Horsetown, August 10th, of measles, Caroline,
infant daughter of b. and Mary Conroy, aged 10
The Shasta courier., 1868-08-15

.ha -s.-h&'ensIve IS fires are now raging in
he ,n h,' nyuhIalns aboFe Flat Greek. and also in
The Shasta courier., 1868-08-15

hooD WoRK.-Asscssor Ladd has collected
sunop sua paid into the Treasury for poll tax
9IVsV, and for hospital tax $500
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NEW ExPREss.-The Pacific Union Ex-
psss ih company has established an Office in
'"is 9iace' With l.. Wellendorff as agent.
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BIRTHS.
DIED.

In Shasta, August S, the wife Of James F Seam
mon, of son.
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HOSPITAL REPORT.

To THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
SHASTA COUNTY:
The undersigned submits a report of the Coun
ty Hospital for the quarter ending August LIST,
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REDEMPTION FUND.
G. G. Bush. S6OS, at Ga $40. 1894 50.
E. levin & Co.. 1854 50, at Csc. 1895 ~.
e. |: Taggart. S517 35, at 69c.. 1856 81.
b. Shurtlef. Sl09 y. at 70c.. $40 so.
L.. Scott, Sll2 81, at 721c. .S81 80.
II Jones, s33, at 74c.. "a AZ.
): j; Conmy, S293, at "A 499-l00.. .SS2I9 70.
E. Garfield, Ss, at 75c.. Sc.
W. l.. Carter. $50, at 75c.. SIP 50.
j. v. Scott, s494. at 75c.. 1870 50.
b. Voiuntine, s27 55, at 75c.. $50 &c.
On Thursday the Board adjourned for the
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-08-28

INSTRUCTION OF THE BLIND.-We take
this mode of calling the attention of the citi-
zens ofthis county to the Maryland Institu-
ton for the Instruction of the Blind, situate
OF Baltimore. BY the rules Of this Institu-
ton, young blind persons will be admitted,
by the payment of three hundred dollars
year, which includes every character of ex-
pense, except clothing--as well medical at
tendance as all others. Children whose par
ents are unable. to pay this charge, will be
taken at the expense of the State.
The buildings are new and large, and are
handsomely situated on the northern border
of the city. Children are instructed in all
the branches which it is usual to instruct the
blind, including music. The Institution is
under the superintendent of persons fully
competent to take charge of such an institu-
ton. We are personally acquainted with
some of the Directors, and know them to be
men of character and ability.
Hany Of our people have children suffering
from the misfortuneof blindness, they would
do well to take advantage Of this superior
Institution. The fall session commences in
September, and those who desire should
make application without delay All needed
information will be furnished on application,
by mail or otherwise, to F. d. Morrison, SUI
perintendent
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.1fat,.s at HaUre ese Grace.

Mr. EDITOR Business 1t is use to write about as
II Is at q stand still just No to lie doing
much except the bailif, who himself taking the
ball from little boys in the street, etc.
Some has been poisoning the dogs around here
again. Several valuable picking up the apparently
tempting morsel but II II the right do not
get caught. there are quito number OF worthless
ones running around.
new weekly newspaper called the Republican, will
make its appearance in short time Mr.. Harry Carroll
editor.
The young gents will give grand hop here Wednesday
evening" to be held In Messrs Field Wrghts new grist
MILL the second story being large enough to form nine
There will be supper served during the evening
have Just learned of an accident which happened al
Oak ngton yesterday. lady belonging to that place
driving carriage when by some cause the harness
became ioose when the off, throwing her ont
and re king her nip bone Dr. j. Cochran attended the
lady who is not considered in immediate danger.
Yours, WILsR.
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WHO SHALL BE PREsIDENT?-The Phreno-
logical Journal for September contains all the
Presidential Candidates Seymour, Blair.
Grant and Colfax, with Portraits and
Sketches of Biography and Character. Also,
Hon. Arson Burlingame, the Chinese Minis
ter; Franz Listz, the composer; Arminius
Vambery, the Oriental Traveller; John H.
Littlefeld, artist Who are the Yankees p
Use Legs and have Legs A Key Thought I;
the Development Theory defined; 0nr Daily
Lectures; A New Class in Practical Phren-
ology Finding Situation A perfect Church
on Earth-Is it possible Only 30 cents, or
So year. $3.50 for half a year. Address,
3. r. Wells, $50 Broadway, New York.
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The English are not going to have all the
fleshpots Of Egypt to themselves. IT'S true
an English company has just obtained the
concession of erecting docks at Alexandria,
but French company has secured the sole
right to export 100000 of leeches annually
from the stagnant pools near the Nile: Paris
is the great mart for leeches, and she pur-
chases them wherever they can be obtained
Italy, the Danube, and even Australia
When arrived, the leeches are sent to the es-
Enlistment at GENTLY, and are enclosed in
large reservoirs 80 by 80 feet, the bottom be-
ing covered with rich and unctuous mud.
Here they remain, and are sold in lots to suit
purchasers
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HoMIcIDE.-Abouts six o'clock, ON Saturday
afternoon last, an ARRAY occurred on the Balti-
more and Hartford turnpike, near Wright's
Hotel in which man named Michael Doyle
was shot and almost instantly killed by John
Carroll. 1t appears that some days ago
difficulty had taken place between the parties,
who were neighbors, on account of pig be-
longing to Doyle getting into the garden Of
Carroll Carroll drove the pig away, where
upon Doyle, it is alleged, threw stones at the
house of Carroll, frightening his wife and
causing her to faint. The matter finally ter
minated in law suit and on the day in ques-
ton, as both parties were returning from the
magistrates Office, the quarrel was renewed,
and Carroll, becoming exasperated at some
thing said by Doyle, drew pistol and fired
two shots at the latter, the first one missing
him, but the second taking effect in his stom-
ach, causing death almost instantly.
A post norton examination of the body of
Doyle was made by Drs. Burton and E.
Franklin, and at the coroner's inquest the
above facts were elected.
Soon after the occurrence Carroll was ar
rested by the sheriff of Baltimore County, and
logged in Jail at Towsontown, to await the ac-
ton of the grand jury.
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Primary MEETINes.-On Saturday, the
22d instant, in obedience to the call of the
Democratic Central Committee, primary
meetings were held in the several election
districts of the county, for the purpose of
electing delegates to the County Convention
and also to the Congressional Convention
These meetings were well attended and har-
monious. The following are the delegates
elected to the Congressional Convention,
which meets in Towsontown, on Wednesday,
the 9th of September:
LIST Distrct-Wm. Young, VIM F. Pannell,
Robert Henry, John Price and Albert Dor
ney.
I'd District-Wm. B. Stephenson, VIM. NJ.
Elliott, DR.. G. T. Hays, Jas. F. Reasin and
George Stephenson.
Sd Distfct-James Kean, H. D. Farnandis,
ohm Moores, DR.. John M. Finney and DR..
E. II. Richardson.
4th Dtstfct-Wm. B. Jarrett, VIM. N.
Hughes, N. H. Nelson, Joseph E. Bateman
and Asbury slade.
9TH Distr4ct-Wm. M. Ady, John S. Brown,
H. T. Heaps, Samuel M. Whitetprd and B,
II. Hanson, Jr.
9th District-R. R. Vandiver, ]. T. c. Hop
kins, John Williams, VIM B. Morgan, Samu-
ell II. Reasin.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

THIS is TO give notice that the subscriber has
i obtained from the Register of Wills for Ilar-
ford county, Letters Testamentary on the
personal estate of
JOHN K. SAPPINGTON,
late of'Harford county, decd. All persons hay
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
fed 10 exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof on or before the
26td day efAugust, 1869,
or they may o. herwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate.
All persons indebted TO said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment
Given under my hand and seal this 26th day
Of August, 1868
CHARLTON W. BILLlNGsLEA,
au28 Ex,cui r.
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THE OLD LINES OF
SIC AGES :
- - -

The undersigned take this method of informing their
friends and the travelling public that they continue to
the old and well established lines of Mail Stages be-
tween Bel Air and Baltimore and Bel Air and Magnolia
Station. The Stage direct for Baltimore via Hartford
Turnpike leaves Dallas Hotel every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday morning. at o'clock, arriving in Ba-
more at o'clock P. NJ. Returning, leaves Browns
HOTEL High street. Baltimore every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday morning at oclock-arriying in Bel Air
at p NJ.
TWO LINES DAILY TO MAGNOLIA'
No. leaves Bel Air at A. NJ, connecting with Port
Deposit Accommodation Train for Baltimore, at 730 A.
NJ. and Morning Mail train for Philadelphia at $50.
Returning leaves Magnolia arrival of morning mail
frain, arriving in Bel Air at 11.30 AN.
No. leaves Bel Air at Sl5 A. NJ, connecting with
1915 P. NJ train for Baltimore. Returning leaves Mag
nolia at P. NJ arrival of p H. train from Balti-
more.
Passengers procure tickets for Abingdon, En-
morton and Bel Air by either line at the President
Street depot.
Way passengers will be accommodated at any point on
either route Intending TO devote careful and constant
attention to the wants and convenience of travellers and
to permit these we'll known lines of Stages to lose
of their former popularity solicit continuance Of
the very liberal patronage heretofore generally
tended to its former proprietors.
JOHN T. SPICER,
WIN. ANDERSON,
june5 Propretsra.
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DIED.

At sea, ON board the United States Steam
or Ossipee, of the North Pacific Squadron, o
malarious fever, Ensign FRED. McCOR
MICK, acting Navigator Of the steamer,
eldest child of j. M. and M. j. Mccormick, in
the 25th year of his age-beloved and re-
GREETED by all who knew him.
On the 21st August, 1868, at Upper x
Roads, Hartford county, JAMES RILEY,
aged A years.
AT the residence of his father, on Sunday,
August 10th, 1868, WALTER b. youngest
son of DIR. John and Mary A. SappingtOn,
aged 10 years, month and II days.
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The LADY's FRIEND For SEPTEMBER.-
A spirited Steel Engraving, called "The At
tack" leads off the September number ofthis
"Queen of the MonthliesG This is followed
by the usual elegant Sterilization Plate, and
by fine Wood Engraving, suited to the sea-
son, called "On the Cliff" Then come nu-
merous engravings ofthe Fashions, interest
ing to ladies, with piece of Music The
literary matter of this number includes the
beginning of Novelet, called "Fleeing from
Fate" by Louise Chandler Moulton, "Love
and Ambition" by the author of 1.-THE Little
Gentleman in Green;" the conclusion of that
fine novelet, "a Dead Mans Rule" 1.-THE
Debarry Fortune" charming novelet, by
Miss Douglas; disappearing" by A. M.
Dana; Novelties for September, &c. In con-
clision, we can safely recommend The Lady's
Friend" as occupying the very front rank
among the ladies' magazines. 1t is published
by Deacon & Peterson, $40 Walnut street,
Philadelphia, at $3.50 year (Which also in
cludes large steel engraving). "T'he Ladys
FRIEND and "The Saturday Ecening POST
$500. Sample copies 10 cents.
The Agis Do Inteuigeacer and Lady's Friend
will be furnished subscribers at SO per year.
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DEMoREsT's MONTHLY, for September
prompt to time as usual, and full of good
things to overtlowing for the ladies. "Maude
Estvaring" is worthy of the perusal of every
mother. Its Fashions, Music, Literature, Fun
Art, Household 1--WE can not enumerate half
its good things,) render it the most attractive
and useful Monthly published for family
You need to see it to know its value. So
yearly. Address, W. Jennings Demorest,
Ara Broadway. N Y
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FXECUTOR,s NOTICE.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber has obtained from the Register oil
Wills of Hartford Co, Md; Letters Testamsa-
tary on the pesonal estate Of
JAMES GUYTON of BENZ,
late of Hartford county, decd. All persons hsv-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby nOti-
fed to exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof, on or before the
2eh day Of Augxss, 1869,
Or they may otherwise by law be exclude Ifes@
all benefit Of said estate.
u persons indebted 10 said estate are re4aese-
ed 10 make Immediate paynaent
Given under my hand and seal this 26ih daE
OF Augnsty 1868.
SAMUEL W. JAMES,
au2S Executor.
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OREIDE GOLD WATCHES.

DY investing only Fifty Cents, you can obtain an
~ 0reide Gold Hunting Case Watch, patent movements
a Diamond Set of Jewery, any other article
Catalogue.
No Article being of less value than 49, and from
that up to 500,
Any person purchasing certificate, drawing watch
any other article will receive the by returning
the certificate and paying the fee according
to its marked value, designated each certificate
Try it, and you will be convinced that this is hum
bug chance lottery.
The Certificates sold at Fifty Cents each, five for
ST.
Active Agents wanted everywhere, to whom we offer
the most liberal inducement Of any firm in the United
States.
Inclose two red stamps for Circular to Agents. and
plainly direct your letter to
BRADFORD & CO.,
ju104t SO Nassau St. New York.
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The Heated Term.

August is invariably an unhealthy month, and
the dog days are universally quoted as an un-
healthy season. Diseases more frequently termi-
nate fatally at this time than at any other, owing
to the relaxation of the system. This is there
fore, TIE proper time TO use remedy that will
recurerate the strength and fortify the system
against the attacks Of disease. Experience has
demonstrated the fact that HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS is the best medicine used
to accomplish this desirable object. By its use
the appetite is increased, digestion promoted, all
feelings of depression removed, and the vital
functions restored. The afflicted should avoid
all perncious alcoholic preparations purporting
TO be tonics and restoraives, as they only afford
temporary txhiliration, and eventually entail
dangerous, If not fatal, results This is never
the case with H0STETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS. They afford permanent heueft anu
soothe the nc yes without reaction following their
use. The weak aud delihiialed, by its aid,
awake to n sense of the enjoyments of life, and
they are enabled once more 10 take their accIs-
toned positions in society.
H0STETTERS BITTERS are now consider
cd the standard REMEDY for all diseases arising
from an impurity OF the blood. They are map
uiactured In great quantities, and there ia scarce
ly city or hamlet on the habtaLe globe where
they may not be found
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TIDE WATER CANAL-For the week end
ing on Saturday, the 22d, there were towed
from the outlet lock, at Havre de Grace, 1888
boats, as follows To Baltimore, SIS boats,
loaded principally with coal; to Philadel-
phia, SO boats, loaded with COAL lumber,
wood, bark, iron, &c. to Spesutia Island, A
boats, loaded with coal, and to other points,
12 boats, loaded with coal, lumber, iron ore,
&c, &C. During the same period there were
unloaded at Havre de Grace, 81 boats. Ar
rivals, 1873 boats departures, 1O7 boats.
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E s T r A Y S
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Nd Letters of Testa-
mentary, on the personal estate of
JAMES COALE,
late of Hartford county, Decd All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby no.
titled to exhibit the same, with tine legal vouvh-
ers thereof, on or before the
22d day Of august, 1869,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal, this 22d day
Of August, 1868.
JOHN CORSE,
JOHN W. COALE,
au-2s Executors.
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Road Notice.

THIRTY days after the first publication OF
Il this notice, application will be made to the
Couuty Commissioners for Hartford, by petition,
to alter and change the Public Road Leading from
Sandy Hook TO Smthson's Bridge, in said county,
from its present location near the Greek and
locate it on higher ground, Immediately adjoin-
ing and further removed from the Creek, and to
run through the lands of Hugh Corrigan, William
Smilhson and Thomas Allbone. Dated this
2slh day of August, 1868
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ITALIAN LINES of steamships are beginning
to loom up. An excellent service partly of
sailing and partly ofsteam vessels has already
been established between Genoa and Rio ia
metro, and now, another between the great
Italian port and Alexandria in Egypt is pro-
iacfpd
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10 young lady writing to her mother from Europe
avs "Sen me dozen bottles of Parrett's Vegetable
Hair Restorer, What took with me s all gone, and
cannot think of spelling my hair by using any other
The Judgment Of all who have used Barrets will
firm this lady's experimentation Transcript
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Road Notice.
TOURNAMENT.

TINE young men of Baltimore and Hartford counties,
i propose to hold TOURNAMENT, on the grounds
Of Philip 7. George, Esq, Long Green,
On TUESDAY, SEPT. LIST, 1868.
The fitting will commence at 2oclock P, NJ.
ADMISSION so cents Children 25 cents
The net proceeds will be appropriated to the relief Of
the sufferers by the recent destructive flood.
All are invited to attend,
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but win better the instruction" Withwhat
show Of decency could republicans protest
against the injustice2