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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-07

"E have recently been placed IN receipt Of
w a large aud most well selected alocA OF
FANCY GROCERIES, etc, CONSISTING 10 E1Lto4
Almonds. fife rts, feeanz. Brazil Nuts AlLohf
Raisiag. Currants, Figs, Jelies, ami reserves
OF s1 Kinds; sznces, F1cklss, Can Fruits, tcys,
and a variety OF othe- articles too lengthy lor
euunersuon. We are also IN receipt q resu-
lar shipments Of Oranges, Lemons ana otLer
Green Fruits. aud invite sle attention OF cur
Old customers and the puOlic generally TO oar
stock, feeling confident that our lengthy bus-
ness eEpeEisnce enables us 70 give entire salts
action 10 ~ Of our many patrons.
Tennessee Steam Candy Mandatory.
DCrc customers wiz bs furnished fresh daily As
herztafOrs, and guaranteed pure. We msnu-
Taorurs none but No ~azlleles. and that this
fsct Is APPRECIATED a liberal l~2tronage eeInO5-
: Particular attention paid 20 ths dnlng Of
Country 0nders
l. ROCCO a co. importers.
eee and zsz Second street. cor. Madison.
declo I'm
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A Cough q Cold or g Sore Throat,
Requires immediate attention, and should be
checked. II slioWed 70 continue,
Irritation of the Lungs, n Permanent
Throat Disease, or Consumption,
is aftan tha result.
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Gents good Boots, 81. Boys good
Boots, 81. j. II. LOswenstine i Bros ,
Clay buuding. Open til 9 pm.
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SYELEYG SHOATs-The negro Dan
Motion CHARGED with stealing sever
yogpp shos's from pr Clayton, wss na-
fore Justice Misiag yssterieY and IN de
AMT Of bail sent o. the CrEinsl Court
CoNCgITTED.-Ths negro Nm. irwin
CHARGED With c~onfseats0g 3 carpet sAcH
the property Of 8 white rT0tbeFl Ess ex
mined before Justice Hall ge5Lerday
and transferred to Judge Hunter FOR l1r
tkaT inquiry.
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Coz THEN-Oncsr C0nEeii, ef tn
detective force, ws5 fortunate enough
Yesterday u recover three mules stolen
10 this vicinity = stGgi time ago They
NAV be bad on application e. RE police
headquarters, No. I4i Madison street.
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Dry GQoGs AerG6aass viii and bargains
at Aenksu Bros Jas Iw
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TEEN os
~"u XEARs.

FIV1 HAAEESs
T.w most desirable aud -nr-ly lgcate4
c11-5 HgTEL EE ECEyPE'
-- ur-H. Of every Kind nov oseI 10
- - FL Ee zlli VITA me L1-He c.
- o. Ea-- 30 4gl-r a. Gl= a1CEol
s-e-- -N EEEEE e FOzH<Er
Real Estate AzsIts X &IlsEss 30
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SHALL WE DRINK BEER OR WHISKY?
Two cieTRymen, after the summers
soJ0urn abroad, have differed wisely ia
reference to tbs relative univsrsality OF
drunkenness in this country and Europe.
Onaof them tells US hat he saw but one
drunken man aud the other that every
body was (" half seas oveT.n The differ
encs has heen Teconcilsd by the state
meut that one OF those gentle men made
his observations on the continent, where
the people drink wiae aud beer, and the
other n England, where the OF p0L0i-
the mon are addicted 70 gin aud brandy.
In Francs and Germany tbers is little
drunkenness; Inc the British islands.
where vine and beer are little used ard
the poor resort 20 the bottle, Bacchus is
a mailman. Happily for America, the
number Of wine and beer drinkers Is
augmented each day. The people of
Memphis begun tn substitute beer s8r
brandy 10 1850. From that time forth
the number Of beer drinkers has rapidly
increased, add the uambsr Who have
died from inebTiety has been steadily
fessened. ser Who cannot drink vita.
out drunkenness canuoG UaAs 0vey 10
safety; but the great mass Of men. gov
eTned Dy an universal law, will drink.
II this be true we may congratulate our
selves beesuss Of tEa establishment Of
lager beer diytilleries IL thiy city. There
il One, q huge establishment, dug under
the hill ct the corner OF Bradford sui
Manassas streets In Scotland, and az lenst
two others In different districts Of the
@.lv. Beer, like bread, is delivered Co
customers nj these establishments at SO
Ger GEEK If ten gallons. Rasr is cheaper
than MILK, aad l. sag sos:-se of time the
Inhabitants Of Memphis via 70
thoroughly Gsrmanized in their beF-
erages. Lager beer factories are the
h~andmaideus Of temperance societies.
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Black silks 81 25 per yard, Menken
Bros las IW
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a CARD.
To our Friends and Customers,

OWING TO THE sTRGNGENCT OF TIE
~ money market, and The general aullness Of
trade, we have been compelled 10 mark our
/ goods A. SACRIFICING PRICES, snd must,
therefore, during ths mouth Of DECEMBER
sali fer CASH ONLY.
Thankful for past patronage, we hope 10 re-
oelys Z continusnce or ths same.
Respectfully, yours,
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Nice Etd Gj0Ues 81. Large stock OF
long legged snd cavalry bOots ~ one.
halls cUS1 ut J. h. LoSenstrne 4 Bro.
No. 81 Main STREET Determined to sen
out. Open Til . pm.
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AROMATIC

Jan ~
VEGETABLE soap
lCOnRbimed WifbGly-
sceFfne, recommends
for the delicate
kin of Ladies' and
1 CnitdE Invent
led BY COLGATE a
10. n. Y.
Sold bY all Dealers.
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~

-orND-ARUM or MONTY AND BUEDLE
Il - PausrE which the owner can get BY
1-ayine property and paying FOR this adver'
Eaews5t- Apply az this ONE. JailW
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sTEAmBoATs.
FOE EVANSVILLE.

FOR EVANSVILLE.
Regular Memphis and Evansville Packet.
ST. PATRICK. .~....--.-.a r. Huis, master
This 1ne passenger packet leaves
for Lhs above
THIS DAY, Tth inst, at 10 I'm.
VLNsOS * DOSAHUE, Agents,
jsn7It ~ front street
Memphis and EysnSyids Weekly Packet.
ST. PATRICK --.....-.G r Huls master
This sKo~alent passenger steamer A
VII leave a. ABOVE G
THE DAY, 5th lust, at 10 an.
LARRY HARMsT4SD q Co, Agents,
corner Main and Madison sts-, or
ja7 Il city WhaTiboat, foot MnDrpe 81
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roR EEW ORLEANS.

reR EEW ORLEANS.
Atlantic anIMlssiSslppi Steamship Company.
FOR New OllespE,
MISSISSIPPI --~.---.tRGmpson master
This dns Desssgger packet VIII -
ieaVs as ahQys, Dn f
TITS DAY III Inst al S pm.
LARzY UARMsrAD Co, Agents
Corner Main and MaCtson 9iZeGD or
j47lt WbRrfbOat, tUoL E0nTOe str ~.
Regular New Orleans Packet.
For VictSsburg and New Orloaaa.
GEN QUIrMAN .......,,,.a.I !. IA. White master
This new ard gpssddid passenger IT.
stesIneT viii leave as above on zE
TUESDAY, 7h inst, ats pm.
JAMES I. BOURNE & Co, Agents,
Ja4 80 No. y Jefferson street.
REGULAR New Orleans Saturday Packet
BARE ,,.- HARRISON master
This splendid PASSENGER steamer IT,
will leave feg ~ sboy8on s
THIS DAY, 9Th Inst At 3 pm, ana each al
ternste SATURDAY thereaf er during the en-
tire cotton s-ason. Particular attention will
be paid u way and plantation business.
JAS. T BOURNE eco, Agents.
dec7 I'm No. y Jefferson street.
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AwVSEwEEge.

NEW MEMPHIS THRATER.--The sLocE
company presented last Right the snnss-
ton play OF Uader tie G0siighf, Mrs
Allen doing Laura CORTLAND aud
Frank Roche "Snorkey,ii with Mr.. An.
derson ~ " Dyke" The play was well
put upon The stsge, and the scenic effect.
excellent. The balance Of the characters
were we'll sustained. Tonight the gfeal
American tragediRn makes his first ap.
pearRnce this season 20 "Romeo," Mia
Mary McVicker playing "Juliet.n The
sterling play, vita the well Known merit
u the star, will no doubt III the bouse 10
o~veriowing. Many seats have already
been engaged, and those who are not
fond of standing room should make
early application at the box Office.
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The PATRIOT AsHBURN-W HO Is He
This man Ashburn has attracted a shar,
I OF pUohc attention by his Violence ~ !
member OF the Georgia Convention. lie
was never, as has been alleged, q Copper,
bead: in fact, was never q citizen ofa
Northern State. Originally he was 4
HardsheIl preacher and rs such a ''char.
ity Scholar ia q Southern University.
AshUurn was noted for his Ugliuess aud
stupidity. He never Won the honors OF
q Freshman. and at twenty i've left the
University IN disgrace, The Church,
too, dealt harshiy with Ashburn. For
some reason be was expelled FROM the
body which had undertaken the task OF
converting him into 3 gentleman aud
preacher. These ealamitiss bsfel Ash
burn 10 1874. From that time forth Ash
burn has detestsd all decent people, aud
now he would take advantage OF Radical
insanity 10 wreak vengeance upon those
who have ever persisted IN excluding
bin from association with the %virtuous
aud intelligent. Personally, Ashburn is
the ugliest man 10 America. IL SAYING
this W. do not forget that Butler aad
BrOwnlow stiff live. He is six feet three
inches ia hight, with sandy hair aud
blue eyes. His forehead Is low end con-
traesed. The striking feature Of his
physiognOmy is q pretty little nose that
stands out at right angles with his face.
In fact when AshburR stands in front,
his interloeut0r can see entirely through
him. His nasal organ ia turned Up like
the caudsl a~ppendage Of a sturdy bull
" terrier" Very properly Ashburn is q
member of the Loyal Convention
that must shape the organic law Of the
whiiom Empire State of the South. He
is fitted for the position hy his intelli-
genee. He wears his honors gracefully
because be Is a modest man. He il ig
norsnt enough 20 docredit to his recently
emsBeipated constituency. We may
add hat Ashburn Is the peer OF his sssO
in the Atlanta Convention, and
that the work Of such men will endure
as long al Ashburn in deemed the Illus.
trious leader Of party in Georgia.
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FOX oAtaO.
FOR I'VE

FOR AERAHsAs HLVER.
For Pine b III and Lille Book.
FLORENCE TRABER-~....R L. Hainez master
Tina elegant passsiIgsr sJeamsr r
viii leave %
THIH DAY, rA iosL, al = %.
VINsOS = DONAHUE, Agents,
TAI i No. "a Front II ct.
Regular Memphis ami Arkansas River weezlS
y. 8 Mail Packet.
For Pine RiuR aud Gitfis Rack.
a"l'tof
This excelqIt steamer leaves IL
Memphis ~ GOsve, ~
TEEsDAX, TIN inst, at 5 pm
JAS. 7. BURNS q CO., Agents,
tank 80 No.. y Jefferson a. eet.
For Pine Bluff and Little ROck
FLORENCE TRABEE.-.--.-.H ainus mater
This splendid passenger packet -
leaves on eE
TUESDAY,, 9TH inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY dARM~TAD a CO, Agents,
Corner Man ana Madison streets or
fa5 p WlarfDOaL fsnL Monroe n 1st-
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French CorSetS direct from Paris. La
dies iaviled 10 examine them at Rienken
Bros las IT
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Merchants wanting to repleuish theil
Stoke Of Dry Goods shoald MsnklE
sssFa sas ~
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FoR LOUISVILLE.

FOB LOUISVILLE.
Memphis and LJuisvnls Packet.
Whitlow master
This elegant passenger steamer 60
Wuliesve ~ above On ~
UB5UAY. 9tn lust, az 5 pm.
LARRY HARMsTAD & CO, Agents,
Corner MIN ami daHlsOm sta, or
ja7 81 CITY Wharf boat, foot aouroe ST.
For CGico and Louisville.
LEGAL TnEDER.~...... master
This new aud sisgant passenger 80
steamer leaves on So
THIS DAY, Tth inst, at 5 Pm.
w. JAY JOHNSON, Agent,
JAM Il stat Wh@iiDOst.
For Csiro and Louisville.
LEGAL TIE SDER ......--....... ROBBERS master
Tlis hne passenger packet leaves N
for the above on ~
THlS DAY, 7h inst, ats pm.
LARRY HARAsrAD 8 Co, agents,
Corner saain aBd Madison streets or
ia7 1t Wharf boat loot Monroe street,
For Ca 70, EvansvIe anu Louisville
ST CHARLES-..~....W T. Hollcroit master
This elegant passenger steamer 0
viii leave g
THIs DAY, Tth mat, At ? pm.
". JAY JoHEsoEi Agent,
lhnTH Star HbRSfobat-
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FOR RENT.

TVOR KENT-A MOST DESIRABLE STORE,
40 ae Front street. corner Of Front AID
Adams. Inquire Of WALKER BhJS q Co,
GA = lain street. lF1 w
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Il . II r +
Tbs elegant new bNldins No'1 hoT
80 tories high. Win good eelaI
o~,r NJ MsACEAA,
APP1 NJ. SUniou street
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novel Case came up before MF' justice
More yesterday, Oh examination u
which lt was found that James JOnsS,
coiored, was, not only only accessory u
the stealing, but guilty. OF the deed. 6s
was sent up, not being able to give the
two thousand dollar bonds,
"A RIeached Domestics, 124c. Brown
DJmestice, Zoe. Liuseys, l64c. A No /
Eds CaSsimsres, 500. Dtrss Goods, less
than cheap. j. H. iwepstius d bcUs,
No, Isl Main street. Cal aud see.
Black silks 81 % per yard, Menkeu
Bros Jas Iw
Ladtes' CluaSs, S.. Misses' Closks,
extra cheap. ANO. all Wool Blankets,
"a 30. j. II. LOewsnstine u Bros, Clay
building. Must be sold.
Fine Empress Cloths and Popl!ps still
10" ef al Msnken Bros ja5Iw
Irish Linens Of the beat make, at Men,
Ken Bros las 1w
Gents good Calf Boots, "a 50, Gents
good ali Linen Bosom Shirts, 81 30
Gents good suits OF Clu,hing, So. ] II.
Loewenstine d Bros, NJ. III Main
s'toeIl uet6FAlbtu 70 sell Out
O~snGburgs and Dom esucs at the great
sale OF MeBken Bro.'s Jas IW
Choice Bed Blankets, very cheap. at
Msnken Bros iu5iw
Nee white handkerchief, loo. Be,t
Pa aad Needles, &c. Ladies' Linen
Celia Q, 5c. Hoods, sos. a No. l NJ.
bias, 5Uc. Breakfast Shawls, 75c J Il
L~oewenstine & Bros, Clay building, open
till 8 pm.
E10eis and sheetings at the sale Of
Msnksu Bro.is ja5Iw
All Linen Table Cloths, 75c. All Linen
Towels, lie. }. II. Loewerstiue x
Bros No. 81 Main street. The goods
must be sold.
Dry GQoGs BeggSaa!s viii and bargains
at Asnksu Bros Jas
Gents good Boots, 81. Boys good
Boots, 81. j. II. Losweustine i Bros
Clay %buIIding. Open til 9 pm.
French CorSeis direct from Paris. La
dies invited 10 examine them st Menken
Bros Jas Iw
Nice Ald GjoUes 81. Large stock of
long legged snd cavalry boots a. one.
halls cost, ut !. II. Lowsnstfne q Bros,
No. 2j1 Main STREET. Determines to sen
arwH a. - All "a - - a
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TusP FtNISHuD M FOB kEet-l W.
sl elegant Brick Residence. VITA store -pl,L9
sftsehei. these houses are sliuFie4 On
s.--ef hi r,eIzes. and will be let very cheap %
rsitabIe tenants Apply 20 ". ID. bhAhb Az
tosne ". J.. NJ CALLUM.
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L . r r
A centrally located business Ecu
Row FoS@A n " TAGS. IL
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Tennessee Steam Candy KanufsctOrY,

l. ROCCO a co. Impor-srs.
ese and 8 Second street. cor. Madison.
l.~T0 Gm
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TOR r E y T

ar ACEh1 STUN -~,9rsr rns
Fopiaf a command d Ia7Fe country lsane'
stand ga = prsmizs, 80 Alabama street.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-11-13
You NAV be Too-Late,

Be warned in time. Diseases like Indigestion and Dys-
pepsa not TO be trfed with. There is such thing
of being too-ate in these matters. inflammation or
Scrrlus Dancer, other dangerous disease may
ensue, when all restoratlves no matter how potent,
would be inonfectuil. Do not delay then. When the
symptoms of Dyspepsia first experienced resort at
once TO tho great restorative medicine, H0STETTERS
STOMACH BITTERsand you will be safe.
But few disorders involve greater suffering and II not
in itself immediately dangerous it is the source of many
deadly maladcs. Evenit did not tend to greater evil
the mental and physical misery it produces is alone
sufficient reason why no pains should be spared to pre-
vent or cure it, In no country on the face of the globe
is 1t so completely dornescaed in own where 1t
is found in nearly every household H0STETTERS
STOMACH BITTERS universally conceded to be the
sovereign remedy for this annoying disease as they act
directly upon the digestive organs, correct and tone the
stomach, and give renewed vitality to the system. Act
ing delightfully."- upon the and soothing the BRAIN
renders them eicacious az mental medicine, as well
as general stomachc If taken preventive, they
will be found particularly well suited the diseases ar
Using from the unhealthy season Of autumn aud their
usew prevent the creeping unpleasant sensation often
complained Of when the chils steang slowly upon
the patient. "
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-11-13
MA r R Il e. ID.

On Saturday,N Nov. 7th, in st. Johns Church,
baltimore. BY Rev Father McManus, FRAN
ElS p RKEhR Of H MfGa1 county e Miss
Arundel county. M
On the 9th instant, by Rev. D. A Shcrmer,
JOHN H. HOLLINGSWORTH of Hartford
county, to Miss ELLEN ODEN, of Balti-
more city. l-rlLguntg VllT
On Thursday, October Goth, by Rev Vim.
II. Cook, JAMES r. TARLETON, fBalti-
more city, to MAGGIE y. WRIGHT, OF
Hayre de Grace. .so-reJ ai7rf a.5ri O.
On Tuesday Nov. 3D., by Rev. G. F. Thorn
as, WILLIAM SILLS to Miss PRISCILLA
BARNABY, all of Hartford county.
On Tuesday morning, Oct. 9TH, by the
same OLIVER BAILEY to Miss CORNE-
Liza WILLIAMS, both of Havre de Grace.
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Ths Cire.sss G,os., i

The Circuit Court for Hartford County
commenced its November session on Monday
last. Judge Bateman on the bench, A, L,
Jarrett, Clerk, p. ii. Rutledge, States Astor-
neyand VIM. Young, Sheriff. The appear
ance and trial dockets were called and mum
Der of cases disposed Of by Judgments agree
ments, &C. On Tuesday the Hon. Judge
Yellott arrived from Baltimore county. AT
the call of the docket there appeared on the
original or appearance docket, 81 cases on
the trial docket, s15 cases; on the appeal
docket, AZ cases, and on the criminal docket,
90 cases. 5sz, .-.-r ~ ~. -.
The following gentlemen compose the
Grand and Petit Jurors for the term y ll-.A
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-11-13
Periodicals. &c.

THE MARYLAND EARMER.-TlIe November number OF
this Agricultural monthly is received 1t contains
among great variety OF subjects-House Plants-Irr
gation-Improvement of WORKOUT lands with grass and
clover-Farm work for Novomber-Early Rose Potatoes
Carrot alias Rag Wced--he Culture Of Castor Oil
Dean-Wheat sowing; now much to the acre i--South.
Maryland Farming Preparing Fire Wood for winter
use-6as House Lime--Ploughing up Raw soil--The
Potato Questionkeeping Potatoes during the winter
Action of Plaster and Lime-Care of Farm Implements
. South Carolina Deposits Of Phusphates &C., &c-be-
Ladies' Department. s. Sands Mills / Co., baltimore
Nd, $3.50 per annum. s--..,-r. ..
AMERICAN FARMER, FOR NOVEMBER, contains, besides
themonthy farm and garden work. articles on Grasses
for the south--Fertaers-s Propositions with no
gard to tho Economical Use Of Manures-Manure this
3 Test of good Farmiug-saving Manure-Wheut and
Cloyer-Adyice to Beginners in Fruit Culture-Fruitf
> to Supply a Famay-Fali Pruning lGrapes-Bots in
Horses again-How to Quiet a Horse when being
Cleare-lIogsv BugsTine to Out Timber Baltimore
Butter-Tin Pals for Dairy Purposes Published b,
Worihington Lewis, Baltimore, Nd. 3dJ nEiWfl
THE PRACTICAL FARMER is athoroughy reliably ant
well conducted agricultural aud horculturaid
It's coutensare chiefly original embracing articles OF
stock raising grain growing the dairy, orchard vege
table andmaket gardening grazing and veterinary de
partnent also the ornamental surroundings of the
with articles on hepsehod economy and miscellaneou
matter. Published by Paschal Morris No, Is Nortl
18th. street, Philadelphia Terms $50 a. year mad
'"NS ad OF Ia l. .a.a.ry ma III ~. r.. -
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-11-13
The.MsdfcaxESo efef,..r
/ Mis- societ met a their rooms, in Bel
Air, on Tuesday last, or the nomination Of
Officers for the ensuing year, and forthe trans
acton of othes business connected with The

Officers for theensuing year, and forthe trans
acton Of othes business connected with the
Society. - 81
As usual. many interesting questions
principally in regard to the practice of medi-
CINE and surgery-were reviewed by the
members. These interchanges of views
among the mem5ers, many of whom are emil,
nent in their profession, are always interest
ing and instructive, even to the unlearned in
medicine; and we must here repeat what we
have heretofore stated, that this Society, con-
ducted,as il is is one of the most useful instil
buttons to the practitioner as well as, to the
patient. that we have any, knowledge of or
course, this opinion is simple expression Of
our own notion, but we have been forced to
it by observation, and we think that reason
and common sense justifiy.the conclusion
The views put forth on Tuesday, by Drs,
T. c. Hopkins, w. Stump Forwood, John
Evans, S.Bs Silver, g, I. Hays, j. NJ Finney,
r. d. Lee, and others of the Society, were of
an exceedingly Interesting character, and must
have been more, or less profitable to all who
heard them, whether Of the medical profess
sion or not. p --.. --.F ss ...
| We'ctanot help here observing, that in our
Judgment the society is much indebted for
its present prosperity and future hopes Of
success, to the exertions and deep research of
DR.. W. Stump Forwood, the present able,
efficient and aborious Secretary, 'r.7g str
TWAS not convenient for us to take full notes
of the proceedings, and we must therefore
for the present, content ourselves with these
general observations as TO what took place.
T The-qnestion Of memorializing the State
Legislature in regard to providing fund to
deffay, to some extent, the expenses of atten.
ding the poor and needy, was one of the
most interesting features Of the proceedings,
and we do not hesitate to give it as our opin-
| ion, that both justice and charity demand
that this should at once be done. Upon what
principle ofright or justice, physicians are
required to give away theirmedicine and time,
and expose themselves to the inclemency Of
the weather by night as well as by day, with
out compensation cannot understand ;
and yet society seems to have established
rules whichrequirc the members Of this pro-
fession to give the same, and as prompt atten-
ton, to the paupers, that they do to other
members of the community; and disobedi-
ence insures the charge of inhumanity,
want of charity, &c. 1t is said that rules
founded in injustice are no rules at all, and as
this one is clearly founded in error, it ofright
ought to be speedily remedied
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-11-13

= WINTER GoopsE New SysTEM-The at.
tention of our re dcrs is invited to the advcrl
tisement of ]. N Spencer 8 Co., to be found
elsewhere. Their stock is full and complete,
and comprises every article usually found in
an extensive and well selected stock. This
firm buys and sells for cash, and are there
fore enabled to offer rare inducements to
purchasers. Give this new firm CALL. You
will find goods cheap and good, ana the pro-
,prietors polite active and obliging young
pnntlarnan
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-11-13

Mad Doe.--On Friday last a rabid dog,
belonging TOT Mr. Cullunl, bit little son of
Henry Wallace, Esq, living near Abingdon,
in this county. Hopes are entertained that
nc, serious results may follow, as the boy was
bitten through wooden clothing, and the skin
was barely broken, We understand that
the dog did considerable damage before he
was killed
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-11-13

hartford COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SocI-
--At.citizens of Hartford, friendly to the
establishment of an association devoted to
the interests of agriculture, particularly the
improvement of that noble animal, the Horse,
are requested to meet in Bel Air, on Tuesday,
the 18th inst, forthepurpose reorganization.