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Foreign Markcts.
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Fsfta&n 1l0fkctat
YNAHc1AI.
L0xnoS, Dee ; -EvensaE
Conto1s. for monty. ~; on aeeount- s:ts. AInrri
s4euEttiet firm v banfs. u. 81; 'sSA Az; H1s
So: " ~, aoii Hste. s.; uinoIs Central 81 ii A.
PlRl3, Dcca
Berisc drn 1t = tr1nes &c
coaxKsic1AL-
LIVERPOOL Die 3-tt:ls = m.
Flour 92s winter hest, y ID; Eef = heat, 81 ba3
s. "a whfta wheat. A. 11d; toEu, ~ 81
FORK. HISS lard. .6ka-
L1vERrnoL. Dee. 81 - o. q.
Winter heat 9. 1etAs- Il: rrd wheat. q ii AS ID
whnc wheat. - lid. Irat unehanHe,i
LyyEnttu1- Dtc- 81 -
Winter wLea:, ~ "a. Corn, x1a. he1t unchanged
L1yERF1N3I. hee. -EveuIne.
C1ftorSa!es # ~ .rrek IL: o baica er1ertr IL
hales; at<cttlM,u, = uu oales; stock 1aS,oo tacs
Anefrsa, II uo hart. Receipts fnr the week. ~ lo1
t%!ts: Anrrtrsc, y 30 haI*. Anfnrnf ahosf, .9!Do
ha1ts: Aiacfleau. E9.1n bales. AsIket today Auu +;
tndd!ics LlArc+. ls'llata: Or1canr, I2att4d Sales.
l1fLG 6aire, inrnhiuE l1Gu bales On sttlltiau and
txYoEt. Aatetttt-E n..tt # quiet hat f3s1n.
keee!rte y se.t II L-GtJNol tcE three dayt. hooa
urt: Anirris 4!ffE ,lsr. He'd Wette1n No =. tia
~ ID. Hn.sf. " II; Csfotni4 white. - lid WestsIu
tout. 4a. Co;n-So, mixed 5oe. unta, = Peas ~
pc1k. Ills d. Bert. lGse "a for La.d. 7s4 ID.
Chtrrt, fet, Bacon. 81 81 fer new.
Petroleum uurhAnErd-
Tallop. " 81. saxa-. ~ "a. Lipsrsd iii csj H.
1n1l<hth :. s:r a4 While ell Es t0e. t'Alcatta In
sced. 20. ID He6ced petroleum. IL :tzdy9te 81.
Pct11hum 1t Antwerp firm At Gtaf.
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COMMERCE OF CHlcAGo--The following shows
the alrsrA!s aud c1-aFAacea N this port tot The
month OF November:
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LAIESI.
Nf~ ToRk he S-MoErY AtradF nj fsnr

NEW foRk. DEE 2-MoueY tteadJ NJ per cent On
cal loans. ith 10 government tss1e:s
Stc74luE quiet At In : AhAlD7s
Gold without u e.ded ch.nke-oocaIns vi f-s4. ad-
xaaeins TO l.7H dselnnE @ ls,s and etotGs Al l.a.
Ca rz&ex tkse es@d and currency. HtAyAae.,
e:3nS tan Tbs Sab Trcasure: sold 11,on.oA0 At Ia
Gnsrrnnlcnts hruss with active inquiry from Ger
Man b.nks:a- i,r.ees .dvanesd .tt4k:
Cc1i iors. iiss CSSpans ssii5s
CuIrne. u. 1oHs lE 7g7S
CoufrGa. d.. Iuts'al1tt FAlltcs. +s91u:4
Coupons new lis. .tfll3Hi
bite secustter weat Tenute-ee- North Ca1s1Inaa
It. Ady: otleta dall.
Tfnnessfrs. old....-.- y North EAfo!tnAs, -!
TtrEcfsetf. new. Is ~, - ....
stoek market higher on thu en.frr list With Pacific
Mail REAdine. Nrsx fcrk Central LAKE Shnro. S,ft-
w++tt rp and kx land the active and pt ,vAut
Etoeka he g12enS PRICES Sesu nearly to TIC highest
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dyy. sAtaee
.hPlUkk--DeAic1. report light demand and qnota-
ttns remain Al1oo%t nominal: A1tpkee X 41@e. eloves
4sa<5oe: nuttneka, No l. staa3Lss: No. :. eLx3lss: |:
raaei4, TOO s3c: prtrer, y7tA 5Ac-
and r,to.s xte non4aalv unchanged: Pytc'a
gtAMhe; nonetneh. sf@loe; Hahha,ts raedktaaa
Hf ctfr. Il faleac
sALT-kee<tvrd. xxs hrls: stipped. LIS hris
The rtertpt. :ere t.r I'd qaoaona E.si .ssaay -
ordinary eoA,sa hr, u snx3A s: ground so4at. i h<i
s.63 tlstnctd c. b hrt. 45: Afhtan eaty. 3 haS+
q kM24N
TEAS-The nevement in this na1ket was = neder.
s.n, TAR. aszsde: dc: t.ir good. stosa
Isl do. tne .na sIst. q ,ec altasLsa: aupes7A l:
J.lan: ss k:sa 70 me japan a'eALos: eoles,
trt. II = -: ehctte eItrz thuer, ALt54 4401.
TALA.W-S.leS Of hts- cn'1ntEy II Yt4c. =.
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FA1uAI EyESG, Dec I
II. ta1nxtnx tAle. sho. The dAiy srevrse aad ship
raj ifyt etek durius The week to this evening"
iri1.d b. tae StUt ny o{ tie Coioa Stock fAra9
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Lassl 80: loS 1904 f-AT
HFkf CA1Tt.E1hefs ~ss . ra&heT fruatr feeluf
n the eate sarkef todav. not htsst Of trcetaee
70 she dtnsnd hxt II etntQueDce of tb& meaG,e sap
p1y. The AIrTAA rrsehinE III beAd opy. 6ave {tf xd
70 ehttsr thp4"f sneEs. the inquiry, for EeFrf1t
days TAs Nas liIsted aud quite nubeF l,x er
vAss. ,. "es Nn o'e; uusosd fheze were
On saIe. and The lev Il iii derTtptteu
ocerea commanded full PREVIOUS ssles rnbfzee
LUZ bead a c1cr4 yanfh< At u 50 fot tu< 10
coHmon: AfA4&I fot enrnn1on to Fna4 h4ttb-r4s
ek snd common to tod tnckeff. and II q dnAtH
for cemnnn to Eood 4hirpanE breves. The reastet
0cscd ue>dy II the annexed apetstinrs:
- c104IN0 fKICEA,
Cbosec heevet-Fio+4 fat, xe.l.{a, ned ts&
ytaf ntd s.ect1. md evc1kSfux trout lmsc
PIin.r Eec1es-Gcod. 1rI fsitei. Hell
formed .tfefs, eyt4.ste l1so bs... eoc4S 70
ksif Sraces-fA fA1t FtetfE, N fatf heah. avN.
Aftr< Leo to 10 fQq2S;y
Ntttuta C!ass- Ae*ts1a 4tctxS and <oot t1Es
Toty esukEteT. averaging 10 u lnsa ns- III ATS
Sssek Cattle CCauuaua eatllc, tn decent nesh.
FfaEnE 40 To Lea oEA......--.......... e. Nt1l 81
haefaaf-11kht and sh!a cows and stsc9s.... 13G31G
cA1ZLI aALE1 70 pAT-
"a Ar, prkes.
16fete7l esH1e- H1e---..--..-..~~--........+qs 80 &&U
- esHt1oo Etx1a cattn-..-.-....+-+,-+.,.Alk .Alka Lz3
Y INFERIOR IkQu
netsoe19 sfoek.. ...--...-.+-.....,.. ....IG.f zs7
ssgN.9ao9 te1 ~
stt<4o: = s+s+-1fN3 ~
o9&thtt1' eaktA-.. ...... ...........1sM ~
NiaT ~ t1--. -.-..--.....,.. ..,.a,...4.,,l19 IL
~ 1.*%3aAA GsH*ss~s-- -..----~-.---...... ~ "a
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FISK 6 HATCH,
Bankers

We buy ard sell Government
Bonds and receive the accounts Of
Banks, Bankers, Corporations and
others, subject to check at sight,
and allow interest on daily.thal>
- -.l31
anceS.
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The following shows the exports By canal Q!
nour nna grain from the opening OF canal ua712a-
t!ou-atout Mas Ito December !, IRON 17s6 10
1869, Inclusive:
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-06-04
NATURE Is TIE GREAT PHYSICIAN.

n.'m' tted bv the medical r--cfs--$:,;:. n
eI'al principle of healing science. 1t is wisely
row ell by tie human economy that whenever any
thug wrong in the physical system the natural forces
Of the body arc brought to bear to eNpe the disease
The ut an therefore, Is to strengthen the natural
powers Tis has been kept in view by the skilfu
FOUNDERS of II0STETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS, which
operates give fresh vitality to all the organs the
DO y The effect of this medicine upon the stomach,
the LIVER ard the kidneys is prompt and decisive Tie
patient who is wise enough to quit druggng and try the
BlTrE"S feels as If he had taken lew lease Of
life. and he cont inues the use of the article, he Is
oyrd find the of health coursing through
his frame. 1t is prepared With great care aud its
nent parts entirely vegetable. 1t il tree from the
affections often urged against preparations of thu
k ud. ASA MEDICAL AGENT ii hos equal while
its Pleasing flavor and hr,;ltbir effects have male il
ftvoritc II is Tree from all properties calcutta.
I'd to impair esystpm and il operations are ",ce
mild. s,nthing and efficient. All who have used no =
LETTERS ST 'MACiY BI1TERS attest its virtues
Even tho vino in the enjoyment of i"rcct hrath
fequcnty need tr have recnnrsr tuucs ns pre-
IF dsea O. We ncve" too well armel Must
the assault, tic ills tina flesh is heir to-" In health
sickness this TO- ic cannot hc taken regularly with
out giving vitality aud elasticity to the system.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-06-04

THE NEW YoRk WoMAN's CLUB.--Rath-
er more than & year ago number of the
literary ladies of New York sent in pro-
position to the committee of the Dickens
dinner, that ladies s1puld be present on the
occasion as we'll rs gentlemen. The re-
quest was not acceded to, and lady named
Mrs. Croly was thereupon "stimulattd to
the formation of a representative woman's
club" She called a meeting at her own
house, at whicA were present Mrs c. B.
Wilbour, Nine Botta, Mrs. Henry NJ. Field,
3, :. Ottarson, and Miss Kate Field. Other
latlies afterwards joined, among whom was
"Fanny Fern" (Mr3. Fanny Fern Parton).
Various minor difficulties were encountered
at the commencement with regard to the
appointment of officers, and the selection
of a name. With regard to the latter OBJ
ject, "Mrs. Croly saw in . botanical die
tionary the word 'Sorosis.' which signifies
aggregation, growth, perfection; as the re-
suit Of such aggregation, 'Sorosis,' II rich
fruit, growing out Of many flowers" and,
after the proposing and trying of other ap.
pellations, '9orosis" is the name adopted
by the woman's club.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-06-04
EGIS & INTELLIGENCER
BEL AIR, MD, JUNE 4, 1869.


AGE OF THE Tower Oh LoNDoN.-Eveh
as to length of days, the tower has no rival
among palaces and prisons; its origin, like
that IF the Had. that of the Sphinx, that
of the Newton Stone, being host in the nel'-
ulous ages, long before our definite history
took shape. Old writers date it from the
days Of CAESAR; LEGEND taken up by Shak-
sperrc and the poets. in favor of which the
name of Caesars tower remains in popular
use to this very day. A Roman wall can
even yet be traced near some parts of the
ditch. The Tower rs mentioned in the
Saxon Chronicles, IN o way not incompati.
Bile with the fact of. Saxon stronghold
having stood upon this spot. The build
ings, as we have them now in block and
plan, were commenced by William the
Conqueror; and the series of apartments
in Caesars tower--hall, gallery, council
chamber, chapel-wcre built in the early
Norman reigns, and used as royal resi-
dence by all our Norman kings. What
can Europe show to compare against such
tale Set against the Tower of London
with its eight hundred years of historic life,
its nineteen hundred years of traditional
fame-all other palaces and prisons appear
like things of an hour
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

TII3 Advertiser, having been restorec to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffer-
ed several years with lung Affection aud that
dread.dsease, ConsumptOn-is anxious to make known
to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scrpton used ree Of charge, with the directions for
preparing and using the sane which they will find
SURE Guns FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNcHiTIS.
The Ollie of the advertiser mi sending the prcscrpt
is to beuet the afflicted, and spread information which
he conceVcs to be nvaiuale and he hopes every
fcrer will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing.
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
my2l-y Williamsburg Kings County, New York
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FARE BY THE PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-Tbo
respective officers of the companies, after
consultation, have come to temporary
understanding that the fare from New York
to San Francisco for emigrant and second
class passengers should be $50, and for
tirst-class passengers $175. Concerning
freight nothing definite hasyet been arrang-
ed. 1t is expected that the trip from shore
to shore can be made from six to. seven
days. For the present the time of running
will be rather slower, as the track is new
and needs ballasting. The Union Com
pany, rs also the Central, have each, it is
stated, over 1000 freight cars, and while
the first has over $50 locomotives the latter
counts 100.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-06-04
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
| scriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills OF Hartford county, Nd, Letters Testapen-
tary on the personal estate OF
WILLIAM CRESSW ELL,
late of Hartford county, decd: All persons hay
ing claims against said deceased are hereby nuli-
fed 10 exhibit tue same, with the legal voucher.
thereof on or before the
It'll day ef Nay. $780,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate.
Given under L.y hand and seal this 7th day of
May, 1860.
MARGARET CRESSWELL.
nyl4 Execntrix
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-06-04

f- In one If Doct. Ayers lectures he states that
Chemistry c0ners practical benefit mankind
than any other science yet from other could
more he so easily obtained, The arts and ECONOMIES
mom "ouiu ieen ~ iioIe aniproushy ahq
nefcent influence Ho freely confesses that he Is ill.,
debted to this science for the virtues of his remedies
aud advises that the practical application of chemistry
to medicine, the> arts, manufactures and agriculture
be en2ined upon our colleges and schoos.- WriEhts
willie. Pa Slarl = Y :.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-06-04

Mn. JACOB SoHIETz-Sr: sufered for over two years
from Dyspepsia with of sutfocaou, pain
after eating and although tried various remedies and
took medical advice, yet found relief until triei
your Celebrated Bitter Coz DIAL" which acted k ma
ic upon my SYSTEM and before had used BOTTLE i
found myself entirely cure and have not hal any re
turn of oompn'nt since can therefore recommend il
as an invaluable ronedY to those afflicted in the
way. j..
JOHN SNETHEN,
s'pt Erapkn square-Res., 100 N. Seventh st., rhila
So Read SCHEETZS standing advertisement in an.
other column , 81.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-06-04
THE CHEATED TERM" Is COMING.

The summer months will very soon lie fairly usherei
In with their sutrY weather aud long train of diseases
1t is the when nature do little in recuprrat
ing our exhausted strength, and when required
to ury our physique against the dangers arising from
the universal prevulcncy Of sickness Tie only true
safeguard is that and reliable tonic and invgorntor
M.SlILEKS lIEAB BITTERS, which is iudorSed and
rr''heioSu ny 'he inecai ,cnity au' ~ nAistmnef-
in the cointry who have tested its remedial virtues
and Y it, AID preserved recovered their health II
" u purify the Blood and Secretiops; every fJ5n,
OF Indigestion and afford immediate relief in of
byseme cry Cholr, Cholera Cholera Morhias, ana kindred
diseases. Provide yourself nog against time CT mead
Delays are often dangerous. e"
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ElELMT0LD,S
c. nceutrated Fluid Extract Sarsaparills

ERADICATE5 ERUPTIvE and LUCRATIVE DIS
EASES
THROAT NOSE, EYES EYELIDS, SCALP, ana
SKIM
Which SO tSsfgue the appearance, FURdING the
evil effects of mercury and removing all taht the
nnnts of DISEASES hereditary or otherwise and is la
ken by ADULTS and CHILDREN with perfect SAFETY.
TWO TABLE-SPU0NFULS of the Exuact of sar-apa-
ra added to pint Of water is equal to the Lisbon Diet
Drunk and bottle is equal to gallon of the Syrup
of Sarsapara, the decoctions as usually made
AN INTERESTING LETTER is published in the Med
icoChirurgiral Review the subject of the ExtCci OF
sarsapnrla in certain Affections by Benjamin Trayers,
f. r. S. &c Speaking of those diseases arising from
the excess of mercury he states that remedy equal
TO The Extract Of SdrSdpdria its pooer is extraordinary
more SO than any other drug acquainted iotkh.
u.s. in e sricest sense tonic to tbs Invaluable dti-
bte that is applicable to- state Of the system
and yet so irritable renders other substances Of The to-
&c elias unavailable on luxurious
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-06-04

1t is asserted that Fred. Douglass son
WHO was recently appointed to a clerkship
III the Treasury Department, received his
commission because he had been q soldier
We know OF good many white soldiers,
well qualified in all respects except color,
who would have been rejoiced by such a
position. But there is the objection to
them. They are, unfortunately, not black
AS we heard pretty sharp darkey recent
ly say, "dar's nothin' like bein' a nigger
desc days.
The eccentric Elder S-n, we'll known
to many as an active and earnest Baptist
preacher, once said from the pulpit:
They say there's no family government
nova days, But there isl tell you there
is-just as much as there ever was; "but''
Cleaning over the pulpit, and lowering his
voice into quiet and confidential tone)
"the difference is, when grew up the old
folks governed the young ones, but now
the young ones govern the old ones |"
Last year Polish gentleman having
caught stork upon his estate near Linn
burg, put round his neck an iron collar
with this inscription, Hocc &c PoLonia,n (this
stork comes from Poland, and set it at lib
erty. This year the bird returned to the
same spot, and was again caught by the
same person. He had acquired q new collar
of gold, with the inscription, "India cum
Aoais reasittjt ciconiGns POIonis," Ondia sends
back the stork to the Poles with gifts)
4, An English woman advertised for ser.
5ant, and the first answer she received was
In letter presenting the writer's compliments
asking her, when she bad obtained q
itablc servant, to send the other letters
70 the writer's address, as she also was in
Vneed Of servant. That beats Yankee
cheek and sharpness to death.
How TO FIND THE PULSE or a Cow OR
A HoRsE.-The best place to feel the pulse
in the tribe is the left side of the chest
a little within and behind the elbow. The
average pulsation of healthy full growr
animal is about 40 per minute. The pulse
OF the horse is found by placing the finger
on the vein that lies across the under side
OF the jaw bone, about midway between il
and the gullct. The average pulsation is
40 to AZ per minute.
Catgut is to be well represented at tho
Boston Jubilee: 440 tiddles are already
ordered,
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The Superior Thoroughbred Horse
WY n NNED
wv IAN 4y'Gl1U

Will stand the present season, ending
+ on the LIST of August, at the subscribers
stables, Rich Neck, Deer Creek, Hartford
Co., Md.
TERMs.-For Blooded Mares-$50 for
the season; 500 SO insure-Common
Mares-$10 for the season; $50 to insure.
DEscRIPTIoN. Wagner is a beautiful
chestnut, about 154 hands high, of fine
symmetry, commanding style and uhsur-
passed action, bcinga race horse ofthe first
family, in high racing form, with all the
points that Indicate strength and speed
lie was bred by Col. John Campbell, and
fGaled in the year 1858, on the Oakland
track, Keatucky, and brought to Baltimore
by him iil'the summer OF 1858.
/ PEDlGREE.-W Wagner was SIZED by, the ceIebr ted
ruuni horse Wager. and NJ Of the renowned mare
Sally bertrand. Sally bertrand by the capital racer
and stallion B.r'rard Jr dam Salty Hornet by Sir
Charles; dan by Iiornrl iier aud, Jr, by Old Bert
dam, transport, by Fginius IA of imported
ninned y =. dana Nancy Ar. by impnrlrd BEDFORD
Od Is, rraud by n sr Archry; dam Eliza. tewn sis.
Ter 10 The celebrated FIing h"rst Gallan,) by imp0r
ted bedford her dam The old impaired Nambno mare
by Nam,rinO Uhe sire hi imported Or Messenger
Wagner hv the reno'vned Sir Chares, out of Maria
West, hv Marion /; g dm, by mpotrd CiIzen, great
grnnd son "f the Godolpln ar han. eir CHARLES by
tl'd SIR Arch"Y; dim by imported Chihen. Marion
by t'ld sir Atch.y.; dam by inpnrt'd CT zm
Sally Rprrtrnd. lNag rr'- dam was hfrd by Col J
Cauplnll iuh hruai' NJ by rim and Mr. Carr. snn N
Norfolk, Va She Was rnurd hy George Walden, NJ
Gov"rnur BIwic in n.i'frnrgc': tnanty, Md, aud
lie says size sanfi mares h. ever han
died. Her dam ALI, Il'r't, Col Camphe purchased
ho.n Major usw' al 5000. lie say III" unr Of
The hest mares h. ever owned.
Thus we see how closely allied this su
perior racer and stallion, Wagner, was to
the Godolphin Arabian, having three direct
courses of,his boot through his great grand
sire, imported CitiAen-one cross transmit
ted to him through his sire, Sir Charles, and
two through his dam Maria West. A rich
or, purer, or more desirable blood does not
flow in the veins of any Of the distinguish
ed horses, Oh the turf in this or any
other country! For further reference see
Turf Register.
WAGNER can be seen at the stables OF
the subscriber, Rich Neck, Deer Creek,
Hartford county, Md. For further partic-
ufars; cali on or address
my21 ABRAHAM RUTLEDGE.
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THE INDIA RUBBER LINED
HORSE COI.LAR


- UhRANTEED not "a gall horses An Invaluable
Y article, now that warm weather is approaching
esi.uDnIas Utnelr efficiency arc numerous embrace
lag th"'e OF the largest Express Companies, Mrrs
etc.
Sold ly {. W. NORRIS ERO.. Bel Air, Nd.
MOORE H0LLIN6SWoRTN.
Patl.ton. I'D.
Agents for Del Air District
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility PrGfhaurs Decay, and all the elects of youth
ful indscretion will for the sake of suffering humanity
send free to all who need it, the receipt and directions
for making the simple remedy by which lie cured.
do so by addressing, in perfect confidence.
JOHN h. OGDEN,
myl1ly No. AZ Cedar street, New York.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Mr.. EDITOR: You will please announce S.
r. GILBERT as q candidate for the next
Sheriffalty.
hm2e MANY VOTERS
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-06-04

AND
NEW SIP PERS.
NIiE undersigned would respectfully call tho atr,
l. tiun OF the reading community of Hartford County.
to the fact that they can get any Magazine, Book
per published IN the country aud If hand will
Ter them and send by mail at publishers prices b.
scriptOns taken for the following
New York Ledger, Southern Journal
Wnyerly Magazine, New York Day K,
Chinuey Corner American Union
Sporting Times, True Flag,
Police News, IIarper's Bazaar,
Police Gazette, Scientific American,
Harpers Weekly, Preside Companion,
Leslies Illustrated, Harper's Magazine
Godey's Ladys Book Atlantic month";,
American Farmer,
Daily and Weekly Baltimore Sun,
Daily, Tr-weekly aud Weekly Baltimore Amer ,:an
Daily Trweekly and Weekly Baltimore Gazette.
just received stock of Christmas Books, Toy
Books, &c. for gifts to children nice selection will be
sent on receipt Of one dollar.
F. W. sAEDERsoN,
Bookseller, Hasrc do Grace, Nd.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-06-04

tried it, know that it cured them; those who have
not, know that it their neighbors and friends
aud all know that what it does once it does always
THAT tnever fails through any fault or neglectof
its composition. we have thousands upon thou
sands of certificates of cures OF inc
following complaints but such cures are known In
every neighborhood, and we need not publish them.
Adapted to an ages and conditions in all climates;
containing neither calomcl or any deeterious drug
they may be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and makes
no Rar ean arise Is r rom their ase II
They operate BY their powerful infYence on tho
internal yiscera opurify the blood and stimulate 1t
stomach bowels, liver, and other organs of the
body restoring their irregular action to health, and
by correcting, wherever they eXist such dcrange-
ments as are tire first origin OF disease.
Minute directions are given III the wrapper on
the box for the following complaints, which these
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Listless-
ness, Langnor and Toss of Appetite, they
should BE taken moderately to stimulate the stom.
ach and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint and its various symp-
TOMS Bilious Hcahache, Sick Headache,
Collie and Bilious Feyers, they should be ju-
dicously taken for each cse to correct the diseased
action or remove the Instructions which cause it.,
dose is generally required.
For Rheumatism, Gsout, Gravel, Ealpi-
Back and Eoins, they shonli be continuously
taken required, to caango the diseased action of
the system. WITH such change those complaints
For Dropsy and Dro?sicas sweiIings they
should be taken in large aud frequent doses to pro-
duce the effect Of a drastic purge
For Suppression large dose should be taken
as 1t produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As a Dinner PHI, take one or two Pitts to pro.
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invigorates the system. Hence 1t is often adj
vantageous where serious derangemcnt exists.
One who feels toeraby we'll often finds that dose
of these Pills makes him feel decidedly better, from
their cleansing and renovating effect on the diges-
tive apparatus.
DIR. j. C. AVER g. CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL. MASS, U. S. A.
For sale in Bel Air, by A. H. GREEN
FIELD, corner of Main street and Port
Deposit Avenue. ap30-1y