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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-04-29
Attachment Notice.
]. Boggs & Co., Plaintiffs,

Mary ]. Timmons, Defendant.
BEFORE Andrew Ault. ]. P. of Smith Town
- snip, Belmont County, Ohio. On the Bird
day of April, ls69. said Justice issued an order
of Attach ment in the above action for the sum
of Forty Dollars, and Eight Dollars the probable
cost This case is sett for hearing May LIST, 1869,
at o'clock p. u ap29-3w
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financial aud Commercial.
Prices Of Government Securities.

IMPORTANT TO HOLDERS OF GOVERNMENT
BoNDs.-The recent robberies of large amounts
of Government Coupon Bonds, makes ii all i'm
portant that the public should understand
the only secure way of holding Government
Securities, is by having them registered pro-
perly since, in of loss, theft destruction,
the investor is still safe. the Government will
continue to pay the interest and will issue
new bond at the proper time with regard to
the Coupon Bond, it is however entirely diff
ferent as it is q total loss to the owner in case
IL is stolen lost or destroyed, it being regarded
by the Government ihe same as a Bank Note.
Some parties have the impression that Regis
tered Bonds are more troublesome, and the in
terest more difficult to collect-this is error;
the interest on Registered Bonds can be made
payable at any OF the principal towns in the
Union and collected without regard to the To-
cality of the owner, and the Bonds can be trans
ferred the same as Coupon Bonds, by signing in
blank before any Notary or Alderman.
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.,
Bankers & Dealers in Governments,
Cor Fourth Wood Sts.. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Will register any Govern ment Bonds free of
charge, and give at any time, by mail or other
wise, such Information as may be desired.
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Shoes sHOKs!' sHOEsI!;
A fine stock Of the very best quality Of La
dies, Misses and Children's Shoes, just re-
ceived and for sale at the lowest prices, by
n. BUMGARNER.
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FLAG OFTHE WEST;.

Advertised humbugs OF every class aud char
acter will be exposed as soon as they make their
appearance, all about that 1.-TWO dollar sewing
machine" !" ''dollar music box the celebrated
butter powder" "oroide" watches, and hum
dreds of other schemes by which interruptions
persons are making dishonest living, by swim
ding the public.
above alluded, we have added special features
of particular value and excellence, and are now
maturing arrangements for others, which viii
make the Flagof the West
The Best Family Paper in America.
In which every member will find something to
interest, instruct, and amuse, "-
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D Z Z D .

HARPER.-On the 18th of March, at his resi-
dence near GAINESVILLE, John D. Harper, son
| of A. L. and A. ". Harper
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stop and see those excellent Pumps, at
HARRIS & FAwCETTS Stove and Tinware
Establishment. They are well adapted to either
wells or cisterns; are neat and convenient;
throw water fast, and work very easy. Every
Pump warranted. April 22-2t.
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A CARD.
I take this opportunity Of inform

take this opportunity Of informing my
friends that have complete stock Of FAMILY
GROCERIES at my old stand on the North
corner of Main and Marietta Streets. ST. Clairs-
VILE. Ohio which will disposeof on as reason
able terms as they can be had at any other
place.
Twill also keep an ICE CREAM AND RE-
ERESHMENT SALOON, on strickly Temper
ance principles, no Intoxicating liquors of
any kind will be kept at my establishment
hope by strict attention to business TO merit
a liberal share Of public patronage.
April @, A c, DOWNING
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9egal.
The State Of Ohio Belmont
County Court of Com. Pleas.
Petition for Divorce.

vs.: Petition for Divorce.
William b. Franklin. -
HE said VIM. b. Franklin, will take notice
that said Harriet II. Franklin filed her
petition in said Court, on the 23d day of March
1852 charging him with adultry with one R. NJ
Duerty, in the month of June, 1867, and from
that time hence, Also. charging him with ex-
trerae cruelty towards her, said Harriet and
also, charging him, said defendant, with gross
neglect OF duty towards said petitioner. Said
dant, with proper alimony, and TOR custody o f
child, Elizabeth.
The defendant willalso take notice, that the
petitioner will proceed to take dispositions in
this case at the office of the Mayor of the City
of Mendoza, State OF Illinois, before competent
authority, onthe 10th day of May, 1869, between
the hours of "a. n. and o p. NJ, with authority
TO adjourn from day to day, till all such deposit
tions shall have been taken.
]. b. SMITH, Atty for Petitioner
March 25 lS69-6w N
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FROM REV. JosxrH Il. kkNxARD, D. D,

Pestsr Of the Tenth Baptist Churel Philadelphia
DT JLcKsox-DsAa eIk:-I ks,s aess (rc7se.ky
reqasested 70 cssseet xy s,A recsneafatsas II
siFsreR En&s S nsdicisss. tx rsssy lag >~ustsss
eG ~ aPprsPT1ets tYAsrs As' .. 81 sesss ~
particularly N NY s,sr fsssiiy u u ls<sess 1 ~.
Hsefd5ds Gerran Bsttsrs, S<par for szes 6rsn ~
ssal debility OF the system sad s~,eesaily for Gvcr
ss:P:s mt. ::s :::. 's,':e': a:
Be very ken<k<iaia . asss soSs s,ufsr
'rsas Nc se0-s ssssss. Yss~s, se~y rssPsesf.ay,
J. r. kfENARD,
EiSsA bsie,s Csssss sree-
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Ladies,-when cleaning house." little
paint adds very much to the appearance OF the
wood work. Vests can furnish paints Of all
-colors and shades mixed ready for use. e
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For Sale or Rent.

WILL SELL OR RENT my residence mile
L West of Bridgeport, on the National Road.
The House contains rooms, with all the mod
ern improvements. Thre is one acre of ground,
with all kinds of fruit and shrubery. Apply to
A. j. OSBORNE, on the premises.
Fsb25-tf
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An Elegant Prenlium to EUery Subscriber

An Elegant Prenlauns to E'0eTy Su6scrl6er
To every one sending us so cents, (the regular
price, before the first of May, we will send the
Flag of the West, for one year, and splendid
par1or engraving, 1.-THE Voyage of Life,'' I9x26
inches, from painting by Eliot. This engrav-
ing could not be purchased at retail for less than
sl.50. Having bought the plate we will send a
copy to every new subscriber. II preferred we
will send in Its place an eegan portrait of Pres
ident Grant, l2XlS inches which retals at 81. 90.
The following list of the number of subscrip-
tions received in the last ten days. testfies that
our liberality in giving handsome premium
to every SuhScrii .ar- is fnlly annreciafpd
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House Keeping Goods.
stoves of all patterns

OEbAh, "OoDEN, WIRE. AND WILLOW
WARE, PLows AND CULTIvAToRs,
and all other articles usually kept In such estab-
lishments,
Hoping TO merit a continuance of the patron-
age herei ofore bestowed upon us, we invite ALI
TO call and examine our stock, prices &c
G. II, BLISS & Co
apZo-u st. ClairsviIle Ohio.
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Notice to Tax Payers.

II you want any Roofing. spouting, or other
job Work done, call on HAIRS 4 FAWCETT
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Bridgeport, 0hie. Showing its Condi.
tion at the close of Busines - ON the nth
day of April, 1869.
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Report of the Condition of the FIRST
National Bank of st. Clairsville, O., at
the close of Business On the 17th day
April, 1869.
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Stofo<o OF
The State of Ohio. Belmont County, SIS;
/, John c. Tallman, Cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank of bridgeport, Ohio, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief
JOHN C. TALLMAN, Cashier
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
ID. L. HOWELL, Notary Public
Correct, Attest E. A. RHODES
:. D, RICE, Directors
W. W. HOLLOWAY
Anril % IS69-3W
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Light s-Wests Opposite the Bank have just
received a new and nne assortment Of Carbon
Oil Lamps. These Lamps have the improved
Ives Burner, by which the lamp can be filled,
trimmed and LIT without removing the burner.
The pure IRE proof, non-explosive oil always
On hand ap22-2t
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S299.15S So
1, H. C. Welday, Cashier of the First National
Bank of st. Clairsville, o., do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the best of
my knowledge and belief. -....-
H. c. WELDAY, Cashier.
Correct, attest: --
Sss.a. s. !; !. HiSSSs; sss=s: Director.
State of Ohio. Belmont County:
Sworn and subscribed before me this 23rd
day of April, 1859.
ALEXIS COPE, Notary Public.
April %, 1S69-3w
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ALEsMEN WANTED by a Manufacture
- ing Co. - tr.l Ell and sell by sample new
ilue Oi goods. situations permanent; wages
good. II. \. RICHARDS y CO., 4I3 Chestnut
ST.. Philadelph IA, Pa. nps'-4w
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AN ED, Av:-NTS.-" Uo1ltieT o. me
" World; " is Warranted to cure Rheuma-
tism and Neuralgia. Sold on the package sys-
TEN. Not 10 lie paid for until tested. | pay s6G
per month and commission, to diribute pack
ages. J. c. TILTON, ,Pittsburg Pa. ap29-Iw
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DEBILITY.

6saers 1SSse ir uoss>s ~ Hsbiliz.
~: ~ .-'::: :s: : :: ::;. :. =. =:
week 20 d'seH q, p~rly lhe slsed s,vs god ss~sS
4f<sht eontpIeEies, sradiests < yefos ssee from -
tys 'mpzr btess 70 ne sis<ks ssd ek9ssc "a petss
rres shsrtbrestAsd, snaessied sseek, snd ner>sss
'"rahd, % aJsi5aesd sts.a, and viaorss, persss-
weak and Delicate Children are
mad. strong by using the Bitiers or
Tonic. In fact, they are Family Hedt-
eines. They can be administered with
perfect safety 20 q child three months
old, the most delicate female, or q nam
OF ninety.
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Teachers, Examination, at the Court
House, in ST. CIairsville, Saturday, May LIST,
1859, commencing at 9o'clock precisely.
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Aleu- a drrrtistments.

from Cooley & Laucby, Advertising
ASenis of Neyy ORR.
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Cash Capital ;. $l,0OO,OOO.
PAID IN FULL.
BRANCH OFFICE:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA.

Where the general business of the Company is
transacted and TO which all general correspon
dence should be addressed.
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FROM HON. sKo. W. wooowAln,

FROM HON. eKO. ". WoOoWARl,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court sf Ps.AsyivAEsA
PHlLApsLsHIA, Msrsh ls, 1ss7.
Lts< Hoeea,Es o~nss Bxs~s" . sst sslss
sesnS eerers0c sst is sssd ssGs sss1 30 diserj~s
n< dssesisrs srSaas, ssd IF Svsst bsa<as ~ $3.50 y
ssefssfy aud ~dst Of nssvess ssssss, n n syEssA
Te~s hsly.
GGo.N. HoopWARe.
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Tt<ss Rs~seSiss ers As A<a


Rleod PuriaerA
spsr ks0.en, aad ssiu al Sssossss rsssasse ~.
1aa S. o'oos hIeP your bssod Ss~s; hs1ys
L'eeT ~ order; Keep yow sioesSss spsns
~ q sosnd, he1khy - .c-ndsriS. h. A. -
q ae,e r<.sSlss, snS - ssss.s ..s
svn ai'ait ysH Tia best d. ne eossty reesasseaS
Ar~ " years Of ksaea rsps<sass - Iv sns<Assr
yss S"H W these Prsparstsses.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-28
.iAanICuLTURAr.

l NJ tf
The Soatth to Fern In.-An entb usiAstis
Soathron gives the following reasons 70
tempt farmer Southwasd: =
l. A man can produce more upon given
quantity of land. The summer is so long,
that he can grow two crops in succession
upon the same field. Last autumn ] saw
lands, from one acre of which four hundred
bushels of Irish potatoes had been gathered,
upon which were then growing full crop
of beanshoth marketable prodnctss Bnt
theirs are dozens ofprodnctive growths that
may be arranged SO as to yield two crops
upon the same soil the same season in this
way. The mild season covers seven or
eight months of frostless weather. zg
2. He can make better crops. Many
crops mature bettes---better in quality,
mean herethan they dein colder iatitudes !;
as wheat and most grains. s,lgslig
3. Heloses no time in winter. This season
here is SO short and SO mild, thai outdoor
work is never interrupted beyond q day or
two by bad weather, and that occurs rs
often In summer as in winter. SHOWS rare
ly ever Hast more than couple of days,
and very rarely reaches as much as four
inches in depth. $50 ~ &.
4. He can save his produce more GER
tainly and at less expense. Apples and pO-
tatoes, with all vegetables and fruits that
are to be kept through the winter, are kept
either in banks or cellars of the simplest
KIM, tnb tneeu NO warming, or gfauuaGton OF
heat or heat Ineasures. .45-7s ~
s.. He can winter his horses and cattle
more cheaply, they requiring less winter
feeding Indeed, at all times during this
season, even i'm mid-winter, stock can
gather food by grazing about the fields. u y
6. He loses no time from the preparation
of his composts and manures, during the
winter by freezings; nor does.the low tenn
peEature often interfere with the chemical
processes, in this preparation. s.i 4tgjs (.
z. The bee-keeper, i'm addition to having
nearly twice as long for his bees to work in
the year, has far less expense 10 whitening
them. , +. sss s1s ~ -
g. The .woor-grower enjoys advantages
equally great with the bee-keeper-z 81 -
= ssga.a bile gardeney has an al
from the earliest strawberry, that ripens
month before New York even is rid of its
river closing ice and banks OF snow, to the
latest grape that is gathered in December.
Some varieties of winter turnips grow In
mid-winter.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-28


at the boy - "a u
as IS " hat Gre Won for John ~ Il i; ass
For a ns9meNt saahn heaitAted. wlsiie hia
checks grew ssd. 2 hen he answered frasb
~ u j. - aYE ON AgHsIfB gd sfzxs "
pnR for temperance. n as &. VA y II
IheTs lsas an uneasy sir ayound the
tablelan q BOT Eised king from faco 70
So. am 4, John and that makes two on
the right side; and we don't care who
knows ~ e spoke ont Uncle Phil in u clear,
ringing voice.n sssss+
Oh, what q fearful, happy time came
then Aunt Susy cried for joy, and Johns
mother cried and hlggcd her little son when
Uncle. Phffrepe the brave strong words
he had heard him say IN the morning
words that went like arrows to his heart
Uncle Phil never drank again. Before q
year had passed he and Aunt Susy were in
a small house of their own, independent
and happy
So you see how much may be done by
a little boy who stands up for temperance,
and is not afraid to speak strong words in
q good eanse. Ss5 81 s
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-28

|DisfRTBUTIoN OF PRIZES ny THE DucHRss
bucCLEUeH.-At st. Mars's Schools,
Ford, Scotland, last week, I0i
lauren y, were treated TO tea and cake. by
Il hev; Jos. McQuoin, of st. David's, Dali
lsn' Before tea there was an exannina-
Eh, ana prizes were provided and dis
geteu, according to merit, by the Duchess
,DuseScleuch. Many of the prizes were
Ssoie' Her Grace expressed herself
Ely pleased with the result of the ex-
Is h5tlon., At her departure Mr.. Murphy
~ he rose on behalf of the children, to
VIZ her Grace for the valuable ppesents
+ gave them, and for ignoring them with
/ presence there thgf day. 1t was an
Wy mat few sehools cofl1d boast of; thew
t. tae poorest school in Scotland, and 70
sislted by thecR0blest lady of the land,
We an homer that they would not soon
~, and 1t was one that never fell to his
Sslsfe' 4fter the children were disc,
~ there was an entertainment for
|,Iu ~, Which was conducted in O very or1
NY " inner; many Of the Respectable
Ssss.ants of the village took part in, il,
~ ss 4. themselves we'll pleased With
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-28

.'9n 0saaty issaga Rover. ALensIIs.
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A lady in Chicago, named Mrs. Buffem,
advises the women of Chicago to q be care
full of contact with any man. to ssIive on
Iants, and look 70 the Lord for help.n
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-28

NEW YORK "wEBER PIANOS
Whilst chckering and steinway cent their Pianos to
tho Paris Exposition who're both got Medal and are
now quareiinga to which ia the right one Weber re-
Inainaa at hama, misunderstanding his Superior Pianns
knowng that the Peppe New Orleans An selacting
Good 1nstrnmep6 do mot look for gold medals
Ny iends and strangcrs invited 10 examine these
SpisndId anstrunsents which pranpunce emphatca1y-
THE BEST NOW MADE, 5
d This assertion - not mode from bombsafio motives
but afeE carenl end cOae examination Lam Slacerey
convinced Of their superiOrtys and challenge any
other Piano. with without gold medals, whom placed
siie by aide to WEBER, to excel Il IN Power Sweet
ess Briancy Perfect Equality or Tone Elasticity of
Touch, and Great Durability. Fer saie by ! ~ )!
"a THEOp. LA HACHE,
30 Baronne street. sole agent.
Depot OF Catholic Church Music. dso Il
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-28

~ 49, r.,
Fksz rsfl 81 A kEi
1s'. . stssy Sss.4
!, - ess.ssss s'sA 'ssssA ssssdHs
Judgs MElzRzcE f5os p.zsss
- ~ ns1 a ezsfs
ssxnsssI nx4snsssa
Y, e. a AZ Is. Hos q. EcIs LIZ. II d
INV oaIzs,zs Isxs<xo.ss
Coy. G = Nontsas JDslee n + AsesisK zrsssss Il II :
= $ ozss, ma p 3. ais,s;ss ~
Az kinds q liz ps:s<ss sssass IS III nssasssy
WI 81 "a
ofllss--i 20 csseaaslst sszsst. ipssi ases's Hssl
ssI e 49, 5ssssss u Z 1 sssssss:
q E, E; ssass ,ss.:. s. Eisiss.
Z i ssassT s ssish. n II "a q ! Sssisa.
s,ssss. ~
JOINS nlsroscss J. g srssasssnt
~ ". s. flEs:s-z.- xtse lresltsa&
= a =
nf W. c. NsUHozs, Nearest Exansines
AIMx ANpEzE 4EAn1, z 3 lsf2k
N.zs- FokaEzs, Agenf.
III. 80 IS
Ilge kasEs 3 8 ial,s >
q Each Rsssaa a2.n e,.1s1sE Hr.easf o. hssnssf -
fss $500 sss 10 sk az &
70 % 90 lp<Iassvs. -. i. 90 90
y y, z z q u ssgsilssye-s e g
y 70 60 ihcldsve- "a II 81
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-28
SEWING MAcHINEs--PIANos.


Always In order and ready TO
sow. Sssch Ia it4 sErnDlicity, and
the case with which II Is updor-
stood, tAstiffs child Of SIX Years
and tho grandmother 81 seventy
can operate it epcceasfnllF. The
thread Il used from tho original
spool without rewtnsliaE. Evesy
Machine 10 furnished wfth Uefys-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-28
SI2NsGERs GELEHRArED NEW FAMILY sew.

CINGERs GENERATED NEW FANTLY sew.
y ING MACHINE, -. 49,.
IA the best Sewing Machine ever offered To tide ubfic
1t Hems and Feils, Braida, Csrds, Tucks asd Marks
and Embrodars with sseh eaerce and easo that fs
finest needlswor would look mean in eoisparseH IT Is
the only Machine Invented that ebroisers wish-
the Leek stch, and Of is adjustable foot
has greater range Of york than ather 1t Is need
almost exclusively by all tie Lady iners and in all the
Converts Of this city, and has she greatest circaton
o any Machine in the world every Machine
sell 70 give satisfaeton after lair trial to return
the moneyff Il does not do 90. JOHN 1IcNULTY;
I Camp street, New Orleans,
spp ana a ssas ~ E
Ceiabrated NEW THREADs - - =
For Dies MAKERS Taars and sadaess s con-
stasstsJ ON hand EFlka77 feai an
"A. HLIE $500. ..., III, 49,.
2 MUSIC, PIANOS, AND INSTRUMENTS,
16-..-- Royal Street. 2 - l6
Between Canal and Customhonse.
rLEYEE PIxNOss o. ron, On ANEW prun. ana vrrsr-
csoise TsseS and i.ass 81 sT a n inas
4 Large assortment Of MUSIC. ~ 800
An orders prom promptly attended 70. jas sm
RLAcKHAR's MUSIC STORE
1874 SAEAL STREET. 1e4
NEW ORLEANS.
Directly Opposite Christ Chu-ch.)
~ peg Depot for
WIN. Knabe g Co.'S baltimore PIANOS
GrOvesteen. Fuller s Cos PIANOS
Geo 4 Priaoe q co.sAHtOsnssic ORGANS.
Edwards BaltinoTs ORGANS.
And fpr Tho sHEFr MUSIC, pnb,ic.4or. ~ ,l,a
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-28

The SoaA to Perm In. An enthusiAstis
Southron gives the following reasons 20
tempt a farmer Southwagd:
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-28

MURPHx's HorELr
9s and 100. st. Charles Street. .9s and 100
NEW ORLEANS.
In connection with this establishment there is inc
BAR ROOM nppplied with tbs Bost Llquorafhn 4OHr
Of he best TIN pm ALLEYs and truest Balls IN the
Luneh DAILY from fo1 toll o'olock.
Furnished Rooms 10 rent BY the day. week, month
iaio ON B. MccLosKEX, ProPFietor-
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-01-22
TAILORING.

IA THOMAS ARMSTRONG, for three years Cutter
ut VIM. Herman.s, Bel Air, having located him
W. self for the purpose Of conducting the Tailoring
HM. business over the store Of Boudln Bro, resnect
fully informs his friends and the public generally that
he Is now prepared TO cut make and repair clothing Of
moderate terms. ~ =
95- Ladies' Coats cut and made in the most fashona-
uie style. dive MIN call apr10
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-01-22
EXECUTRIX's NOTICE.

EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
Il scriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Md Letters Testament
tary on the personal estate of
CHARLES 3. CAMERON,
late of Hartford county. decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby no
tilted to exhibit the same, with the legal voucl-
ers thereof, on or before the
10th day Of November, 1869,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
TO make immediate payment
Given under my hand and seal, this 10th day
OF November, 1868.
LUCY VIRGINIA CUNNINGHAM,
noyl3 Executfix