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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-11-26

One day, the Duke ofBuccleuch, a Scotch
nobleman, bought cow in the neighbor-
hood of Dalkeith, where he lived. The
COW was to be sent home the next morning.
Eaaly in the morning the Duke was taking
walk in very common dress AS he
went along, he saw boy trying in vain to
drive cow to his residence The COW
was very unruly, and the poor boy could
not get on with her at all. The boy, not
knowing the duke, bawled out to him in
strong Scotch accent
"Hie nun, come here and gie's ham
VII this beast"
The duke walked slowly on, not SEEM
ing to notice the boy, who still kept calling
for his help. At last finding that he could
not get on with the COW, he cried out in
distress, "Come here nun, as sure as any
thing Use gle ye half Igct,
The duke went and lent helping hand.
"And now," said the duke, as they
trudged along after the COW, chow much
do you think you will get for the job9"
81 dinna ken," said the boy, but Pm
sure O. something, for the folks at the big
house are guild to a bodies
AS they came to lane near the house
the duke slipped away from the boy, and
entered by a different way. Calling his
butler, he put a sovereign in his hand, say
ing, "Give that to the boy who has brought
the cow
He then returned to the end of the lane
where he had parted from the boy, so as to
meet him on his way back.
"Well, how much did you getq" asked
the duke.
"a shilling" said the boy, "and there's
half O. it to ye."
"But surely you had more than a shill-
ing" said the duke.
mo" said the boy, "sure that's a got :;
and dye no think its plenty p
81 do not said the duke, "there must
be some mistake; and as 1 am acquainted
with the duke, if you return l think I'll
get you more
They went back. The duke rang the
bell, and ordered all the servants to be as
sembled.
"Now," said the duke to he boy, point
me out the person who gave you the shill-
ing"
ut was that chap there with the apron, -
said he pointing to the butler.
The butler fell on his knees, confessed
his fault and begged to be forgiven; but
the duke Indignantly ordered him to give
the boy the sovereign, and quit his service
Immediately.
"You have lost" said the duke, your
money, your situation, and your character,
by your deceitfulness: learn for the future
that honesty IS the best policy"
The boy now found out who it was that
helped him to drive the cow and the duke
was so pleased with the manliness and
honesty of the boy, that he sent him to
school, and provided for Him at his own
expense.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-11-26

The undersigned takes this method of informing his
friends and the travelling public that he continues
run the old and well established lines of Mail Stages be-
tween Bel Air and Baltimore and Bel Air, Magnolia and
Edgewood Stations The Stage direct for Baltimore via
Hartford Turnpike, leaves Mrs Ashtons Hotel every Mon:
day, Wednesday and Friday morning. at o'clock arrv-
ing in Baltimore at o'clock, p NJ. Returning, leaves
Browns Hotel, High street, Baltimore every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday morning at s oclock-arriving
in Bel Air at F. NJ.
TO BALTIMORE, VIA EDGEWO0D.
No. leaves Bel Air at A. NJ connecting at Edgewood
with Port Deposit Accommodation Train for Baltimore
at 730 A. NJ, and Morning Mail train for Philadelphia
at $50. Returning, leaves Edgewood at 6, PM.
rival of Port Deposit accommodation train Bati-
more, arriving in Bel Air at s, PM.
TO BALTIMORE VIA MAGNOLIA.
No. leaves Bel Air at sl5 A. NJ connecting at Mag
nolia with l2l5 p. NJ. train for Baltimore Returning,
leaves Magnolia at 800 NJ arrival of 225 PM train
from Baltimore.
Passengers procure tickets for Abingdon, En-
morton and Bel Air by either line at the President
Street depot.
Way passengers will lie accommodated at any point Oh
either Intending devote careful and constant
attention to the wants and convenience o. travellers
to permit these well known lines of Sal to lose
Of their former popularity, solicit continuance &C
the very liberal patronage heretofore generally
tended to its former proprietors.
WIN. ANDERSON,
june5 Proprietor.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-11-26
THE EMS AND INTELLEsENcER
is PUBLISHED
EVERY FRIDA Y MORNING,
f W. 3 A K Z r
One Dollar and Fifty Cents Per Annum, in Advance,
OTHERWISE
TWO DOLLARS Will RE CUARGED
2netical.
BEAUTIFUL LINES.

BEAUTIFUL LINES.
The following lines were written by Tyrone Power
the famous Irish comedian who persisted on the steame
President They inscribed on the wall of the Old
Blandtord Church,, near Petersburg Va in which city
Power had an engagement.
Thou art crumbing to the dust old pilel
Thou art fastening to fall:
And round thee, in thy loneliness
Clings the ivy to the wall;
The worshippers are scattered now
Who knelt before thy shrine;
And silence reigns were an. hens rose
In days of"Auld Lang Syne"
And sadly signs the wandering wind,
Where oft in the years gone by,
Prayer rose from many hearts to Him.
The Highest of the High.
The tramp of many busy foot
That sought thy asles is Ger
And many weary heart around,
Is still foreyermOre.
How doth ambitions hope take wings!
How droops the spirit now?
We hear the distant ctys din;
The dead mute below;
The sun that shone upon their paths
Now gilds their lonely graves
the Zephyrs which once famed their brow;
The grass above them waves.
Oh could we call the many back;
Who've gathered here in vain
Who've careless royed, where we do now,
who'll never meet again
How would our very hearts be stirred
To meet the earliest gaze
or the lovely and the beautiful
The lights OF other days!
A. STRANGER
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-11-26
MARYLAND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office in Company's Building,
NO. 10 South Street, Baltimore.
Policy Holders Participate in the Profits.
All Policies Non-F orfeitable.


FreSident-George p Thomas.
Decentralization Easter, Allen A Chapman, Geo.
p. Thomas Hugh Sisson, Hiram Wood, Geo. H. Miller
VIM. DevIies Charles Webb, Thomas Cassard.
These gentlemen are well and favorably known as
among the best commercial men in the State. This is
The Only Maryland Company.
It's success has eqyaed the expectations of its most
sanguinc friends Its rates and dividends compare with
the oldest and best companies in the country 1t is
emphatically
OUR COMP ANY,
gotten up to afford opportunity for all to insure without
sending money out of the State 1t must be clear to
every intelligent mind that if would secure the
gest prosperity to State, and people individually
must built up institutions by keeping capital at
home The laws of trade, commerce, selfinterest and
selErespect combine to make this the Company for
Maryanders Refers to Hon. A. w. Bateman, A. H.
Greenfield, John Moores Nathan DEAN Jr, Archer H.
Jarrett and to DR.. II. d. Lee, Drs. L. Hall and w S.
Richardson, DR.. T. O. Hopkins, Dr. Thos. NJ. Elliott ana
Dr. NJ. L. Jarrett-Medical Examiners
Look to -Four Interests,
do well to consult the above, from whom applications
may be obtained.
A. J. AYERS, State Superintendent,
will attend courts and travel through the county to
transact the business of the Company.
Now, gentlemen, you have the chance to insure in
good and perfectly reliable Company, under onr own
supervision. febl9-y
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-11-26

eB An affectionate widow, who was sit
ting meditatively by cheerful fire after her
husbands deceasc, sighed out" Poor fell
low, how he did like a good fl e, hope
he has gone where they keep good fires p
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-11-26

W- "Jim," said one youngster to another
on the Fourth: "Jim lend me two cents,
will yer got up so early that l spent all
my money before breakfast, Ididn't think
the day was going to be so long.
, 1869-01-24

snd the government viii hatr nsny republican
1e4lp1xa.
H1vA1A. Jan. n :-Atyieea from 81. Dnm,nza
~ the onse1&f G9ss&a g'1&es that tho Htyofnt1
II undeI ogardo hsye beea defeated.: PfiTate
ths 1ast; of ns's. IL I'd PooSos:
and ~ adta1ctnR On Aqua. A ruu Atr Of hans
tthed uoninlears had left cutleoa sne l1z4ed On
thr sculheatttrn coast The Dosalritsr CoIern. n.
=: Z It fse; se e ss:s ;ssgo,t {.
ttori itts. 'ts'N-
;, 0enr1.l Napeoa u srpo<+ea to ta,s ,xoaea tn
~ n2',sesn .s s1:se The sa,4re county L In %
NJ. Hsrs@oad, : London banker. h.d .,r1y.d
II thA capital fx the opjet{ of eqneir6 inp = iosn
ol tHo million do1lsrs to PreAtdeni R4ex. The
I'll The copper al1e md cosl mines Il Ssuons
60 Kna1o On lhe lsia1d Of Alta Veis- Ths con
usft ~ts s1pecttd 4 70 b. signed thfs week, where.
upon tho knEllth vessels of wr would iumedl-
xtely proceed to BaEnorA xnd Aita Vcis.
HAtAfA. JAo- 91-1Aa poy1o aAJs 4 HOT x4a
Epted Lust Eight In Lbs 1oxn Of Regsla oppo-
s.ta hataaa- The soluoteets WrEe called o1t Ind
taioe hne hAei9 ~eEe tfed sRt.nst Foz.s Naueto,
Cue1tefn 1Id Fort C1han3s- Tha firing waa Eeps
>ph until one IN the taaE1lnE, bu. xhea ths 1olun-
teen adr.reed theJ found 10 tneny.
c'stnseAnee took p!aee In thu city snd thoa
ttf.f,wh ben tranquility wat restored.
Captain Gent mi Dulte has tssued p.oe!4ms-
zoe ii wktea &c says that willie tasHes VIZ %
rpde1ed to III. 6sFere pu1lshntnt W1u 6e II.
neted on Ill d1ss1rbtss Of cfotr. In tbe ssaTr @
md nlpy wounded.
no t1i1reta vas done owing to tho tzonoies OF
lA1t night but tho excitement II ZOE quleunx'
1nd no further disturbance u appEelc lcroea-
tfcE8, but under IN rrargeEcnt vita tfd credit
C<a. {pIl b&yMent IL postHuptGs
, 1869-01-24
CUBA.

4 8loo6r n1ok 1t = Theatre IN Aa'
v2AA- Pfoyas1ons Of sue new 6fees
&ora1 Law for Cuba and Por1o Rico
Tho SsvosuCon III St. Domingo
Ansshef Twist In tho Alta FeiA Ann$.
H4vA4A. Jan. u During the pe.fdfEuac of
the 1ailRtsrla IT villa SenTtiA last evening"
.etse ee1e sed!s1oa. er.es o.. Ttr. C:ptdss r
e1d the spl1ilh trEed Volunteers and poi,ce
nied On he peop!e, wuo seset. Cd ths tf.: Atar
were wounded on both sideA- Ted afltE kAs
c7sa:ed tke most intense enc teEent sens,h c
uen OF both parties reffct the otecEcne9 ot this
opthreat More Etots i1e expee,et y oa9.
Iht GcsAsse p1blthts the fuystoha ot ms
Etw electoss1 law "a. :;uoA md Potts b o. CuoA
VIII send eigh1eea md Porto Rleo eleven nen'
fhF1 10 tha Spanish Ecr e..
HEK fo1x, Jan. u "a letter tfon HAvtna
e.ys plan fo< peace u be'ny a1fsnSrd. snd *1li
pfoM' y oe coDp1ettd In t~o OF htee *etkt'
etaset frtcc b. the trTelattoc Hlll fuEa!n tree
ano retEors Tow IN arms Will forra pus OF the
1a1htn- The people 1all Fote thelf oHn tsxaaoa
, 1869-01-24
BALTIMORE,

Central Grant HevfsWN the RtFh Dr.
part1saent And C1ty Folico - Public
RxcepuAn 1t Barn urnfo Hnksf
BAI7txa1t, Jan. E.--Trts nmo1ne. befafe tho
public reception. General GFa1t reviewed The CO.
re F41e Department. Of thtA -atJ. md several
hundred Of the police torce. While thu frS1sw
war taking paAte. H tlAEs1 o& DIT VIZ sH1ck. aud
DC 1atr,
t1ttr tbs exhibition, large number Of cat1-
xens, 1nelucir many iadies, called TN the Gen
ersl 1t Bk1uum+s Hotel. Gorernof Row1t, who
WIS co1a11de OF the Genera Ia tha Xe11esn WI,
WS4 ancrG tic ttEbes.
Af{xr tie reception, General Grin. WAY accom-.
pauit 10 the depo, By the City Council, and len
ful Wa hlrFtop.
, 1869-01-24
QRlrdE.


Special Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune
Brs1xK1. H.. ian. r.
Fuller, known IN yo1s city IN connection with
life Insurance, VII arrested here On ThrrsdAy
riRht, for eotnte1fefttuZ, aad tn his possetg!nn
~aa found IN 600 Of eountssftIs money ot VARIOUS
denozn1n tauns.
Qcmc1, III. 1Ap. 93.-Afte1 The Arrest ot Wise.
the cpnntcsfcttsr Of portal currency, in H1nuib Il
City, thb AA1sa1u wrnsto Iii fooa xnd further
evidence of bis Stli VIA found. 4 lNRs quantity
Of unfinished currency W4s on tre IN tie s&ove,
teere.. Tbs money fonno wss e7csedipFy well
eItested. BE hls eeen bound oTcr IA - 900 TOT
t1tAl, md t1ken to IT. Lurl1 fo{ Eafe-heep1tg.
, 1869-01-24

Er. Loc1B. Jan. IA dfoys1 Khu hsd soId 4
lot of cattle here, uaa halted, neas st. t'1A4s, l..
Ttnfs6ay, BY txo u,cn, Who ctm&nded $50. III
dtozet bad aere.al thnp4tnd dollazn Ia hts POT
e<seton. ~hieh he wis forced 10 lAks irnm hts
Poeket n cTdex to ohtAln the 4E1ouut Aaked tor.
oet tne fohoe,a sata tt&t wAA al they wa1to1,
AaG let hin tetkih TIN balance.
, 1869-01-24
CANADA,
Petition from French Canadians PTss
aented tn Ehs Quebec I.eA14lAtuFe.

Petition from French EAnndtAna FTss
aented tn khs Quebec Le&1slAtuFe.
AoxraxA1. 1a1. = in the Qushtc Lekiala-
tive Assembly yesterday. 4 nur1het OF petitions
parts o! the United stAtes, setting fo1tn the IN.
tercHt with which they watched tpe ucAsnrea Of
The dldtrcnt guTesnnents OF the' Dominion in
their aitachtacu, acd dc.ise Is return to C4nada,
and asking the Queoee pa.IiAnent to a1ord
tncu opportunity 10 90 10. by according taen
etn1g91nit,
Bce.it, the abseordtn1 Peymaster's CLERK Of
The Enl.ed etatcs wa1 yesael Te1zaont. tss beeo
tcas9tsscd ntAr this cuJ.
U1AwA, Jan. 11--Wte}sn, the ate2st,n Of
Darcy Mct3ee, arrived hrse this morning, and
VII es eoEted 10 Jall under stooR Rnrd-
ToxoHfn, 1au Za.-Tne btcond session os tha
0tta1io PasltAnens wis pzcEogued ,odkJ u1ill
fnt al, cf MsYrA
, 1869-01-24

anW to ANVA Money.
Hontekeepets can ss1s hu1n Is ~ 80 per cent
Of their monthly expenses, by carefully testing
the unket before mixing theIr purthssas. In
tle~ q sueh large Aavsngs, we would direct cur
Of tho kekln Tea tompauy, eo1n4t oi Aaal %
apd E!a'e tt.rets- They quote F" Royal btahpp-
Ettks" and " 8uow FlAke'' haktnx POND de1. pound
9 et1fs. net f~e1Rtt- Thetr 1trge Itock. Tsas,
Conse e snd 6pIcer. Afe ef eupeEiof Qualiucs znd
sod q such 1ow prices II viii be suie to secure
to thfa company IN extensive patronage.
, 1869-01-24

Ihe exceedingly ht4e md valuable stock u
old and nsw book, IRE md Taluahle, Owned hJ
P. T. Sherlock, n No. liz Dearborn STRAIT, viii
be told It suction, TILL week, without reseE'e,
conmtrc1nk II = O'Clock on Nortay Afternoon,
N shs evening ATT, Ard eont!nulrk each afternoon
kad ersrtn9 TIL dlsposAl of. The rock fl thd
largest eEcr Esshrsed In the Wc.., epmpris.cE +
hooAs of htstory. tzsve se1enea. ii. oln7y, eetau
md kcReEA ltEzEt7st, IL Nkny lanxssfes, t7aRs
, 1869-01-24

~. Nkw : oRx, 5an- Ia thief boldly smashed
las f5aes ptnel prot -etitR the conu Ter Of tAt
- 5aat, E!2 noon, xnd, ha1irR eraboet* 1
RsSdi4s g. 'Gsr xihqH.ana aol.n ra.ne %.
stepa art eseap~d, The corsse eer.is .nd Gnasv nv
, 1869-01-24
The New Zealand rJ..,.~..

NEx Toxk, 1an. 7S.--AnatraAaa ,r,trr, +,,1v
eorfrna The reported ca4.taese 1t PorsTT1 ,t Wsxt
NV Zealand, BY The Mtofs. fxensy.tossss
yhitea 9ud Atout tWent1 friendly nstiss1 9rrn
kile3 md the prospcrouA settlement va sptttoly
blostSd out.
, 1869-01-24
~ -
BitKrB.
Drn1>Qsals.

PRoPog;!A1sLs. p 7 SIS ..sE 4; ALAD, M i Pro; 70,
e es.s ~ mil i Z ' % sots dss e q
81 - ;ss q !. soPs
e a::Gss' 9sa aTfs .o Sses sfs* g. e: r.:
From -. Lens e aleax csN. 1asa R.ad.ti. so!,y,
81 tS.ss2 IS ess II
A1s fTeas. ~ N5ssaa;ss Ksa.... - aosz gY. For.
e saas ,y y s = sas
FROM fait L. s1sn 1o1ih % slor9 c!s1: Fera Ksn-
5sss s; = s:'sbsssa ! fs: sss
Gs.eeisseaa II es 1i II W. u. "a Fe1s seatan. ~
5 ~ Ss:s: sss7 S Sse 'sz FIJI
thst W s.t7hs..std y :na Eoatn of Ausela-
sS s|s 5ss ia. 5.ns. ~ IL s9,s ". Hs1 Hts:1
Is ss IL sS;S ~ 9s:: - se;s FL ESTE $:
ess1 hi1he1 s11be NO ash of sts Anscie4hen R1Tu.
II f19 II Ig sY to Fora R,e. e<rea.on Bsford,
GET 8 ~ e. sseI "a 7, e. "a foTs e.
91oze Jsrt asee 70 fu!ts stsyeason, Bssssdt;
i tSs e s Elk g e e. Il @Ga.eas Rt,s1 "a II
ffsn rert steree:su to { rets ..1saS nssssd cs@s
Fl r. 9 :: asesz Il s. s ~ Ga:si:.ss5 & @
&SH ~ -1-A .~%.2
ftoE C4un ko91 " ~ n5 Rs s1sao -
uAakd q The nonAa q LIE AHs1IaaaA sAss2p sVsoa
Hsnt1n; ~. s,.s.o.. ~ IL. n.~sL.-.,.' =. ma
Elu p ~ ~. r.. - II
G1Ft5k 0o ns0.$ ~" " 1e+
~ sHH" tn-.44 ~
saioeta ~ ~ III ~ Frrr ftrtn
H. ~ ~ .1.1+f1. - = fetef.fnc - 1hs <
N ;.fnS III n 4hie, 49, IA ncTIro frow
~ e asTs s9S e iss .sa ro7s'
e. Ine n; III Ea!ea tnsJ ~ n s4sa e
Aau E9a4st t, X sf,rF%x tH -
ss2Tns tseqy rstaonn hteh Nj - snnnnad = tSa
aeTG9ae2tl; a, a n.- ,so r.,,,6, .+.-,,ca .,.-~n
49, -. 13 snes.t* ~ p'0oS LII" toe5 VIZ
H9 nn .spe. r.ppe rs., II wn.th a.. WI tr,r,no,+
hofsss. 1Sn4s F. eatGa. asae1aaofss eaN. T.xo91:
~ t9o3EAa # 1eaa1% @a1aA@ - ~ saPP<2ea u
M iEa@ @ness! IN y. .-.&, ,s,,,.. -,
4Jt1t ~. = =. II AI1f1- IL s1Ex-tE =. aH s
s1a 930Asos sv.[. X ~ ~ q =
Rvn 4s - eo2 ~ IL -. tr - f..
49, ~ ee A!e1 ~ - Ss1Fs7 " s09 SAe<a'
n2o 20 49, as1s I4 HGsxaE =, ,-.ns,r,r .+o-.,
nad y y exsnt q tttia[n q T. rEera@ao ~ ~
T.1r - - as1'steo ~ A'f'' "-'S
| ,t..a =. .4v,. ~. r.tr et uhseh ttsx Nn
A|Tish |TT1 rr.e1M, 80 49, ~ 49, atrrsm -
II ea.e etn1 eoaS1e5cS = VII an 70 c.uY reish1
ato1 a s Id noiRinF nesei1 eontstned tnal he =
, 1869-01-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

If yon FAtus 3iEe and property Es8 4
Fitr Rxt1ngunset Tor yors building. 1hs p1aee
unaed ktases Ft.e R1t.n neutsher Company. hssd
omcc Oey &ttesf. New fcfk.
, 1869-01-24
GRAND DUCHESS Of GER0LSTElN

Miss aalns Holman nas............Tho Grand ppehese
NJ b enatterson 49,. iii
IT = Ltanc q. .9tnt1A BoVnd
~ 4A4&*4&0 .d4fD8
A4s ~ k&& ~
ms otter rpte4 hT coC1pefens 4rt1EtE
Beaa nay noE e% secured Al tho HaEulAx pt9naA1
70 Pxtess. qAMsly: .AAmtastan. u esats RassIsd
In rEeparsnon for I Ao4t Gorgeous Production.
the hAknfdcsuE apSetAEulAs b15lesQua.
fHk TELp OF TIE CLOTH or GOLD
Anaonf thf spsetA3 aents mAJ b. aApne ID
Tat ef tha fea5less sts spstss, tne youthful ML1
msntsesna IN sous Eytahasse prtt<n1anees Witch
~ 4es1iuta t. Prata ths NU3T STARTLING HKN.
AA110E or TuR AQE-
, 1869-01-24

.(EoSlla .SiLk,
Previous to Removal to Nos. lis
and l2o state-st., Of :
CARSON: PlRlB 8. CO.;
1876 Lake-st.
neusekeepers,
ATTENTION
The sale on Monday will hare
special features Of interest to
kousek,tepers. U you. want to
avail yourself Of the low prices
70 are selling all flrst-class
Cuttona at, please call early
and aYeid the Inconvenience Of
the rush.
All the best known aud FAVOR
;. 1TE BRANDS OF COTTON
much below NeW York Agants'
Prices.
Coed fard.Wide Bleached Cot
ton for IL l~2 cents.
very Superior IS Bleached Cot
ton for IL l-2 cts., worth 18 cts.
Extra quality, all linen, Table
Linen, 45 cts. per yard, worth 60
cents. ,
All Fine Table Danlaaks aud
Napkins greatly reduced
Good, all Linen, Danask Nap
kins, $1.@ per doz. Very cheap.
:. Bargains In Towels and ToHel.
lings. ::
3 We invite special attention to 8
handsome 1874 Quilt Ne are sell.
ing at $3.50, about half price. :.
Extra quality WaterprooB; 81
per gard.
Nice quality White Domet FIaa-
nels, rs cts per yard.
Fine assortment Dsrk Cassi-
meres for Mems and Boys weat,
80 cts. and 81 per yard, reduced
so per cent.
bARnAihS IN BLANKETS.
1870. .--z1as, White Cot
ton Hose, 10 cts. per pair.
Ladies' Fine Hear" Cotton
Hose, l5 cts. per pair.
Mems Good Merino Shirts aud
| Drawers, 80 cts.
Extra Domestic Ginghans,
u II cts. per gard.
! AL opr best Dress Prints,
e 1-2 cts per gard.
We h8ye also some bargains
from our Wholesale Department
Of Winter Stock remaining un-
sold, at Great Sarrit1oes. .'.s
IcARNnN p}R}F q. f.n
, 1869-01-24

G.ORr sALE-CheAp- upr ,cAt l5horse
T. pext7 enstps. SOLD ~ vttsa'. e caattI mort
&afe- VIII tTade Eof otneF rsop&J LA5. D. sIo-
Hkf. n AID X Las Rl1ett-+ Boc@4 n.
, 1869-01-24

NOTICE..

Ths peupsrty o1net1 on 1ndiAua-Ar- h<tFeea
TwentJ.seeord ead n1y.ntrtn-szs~ aru re1usAtad
AJAX O'Clock 70 consult u reSAsd to Ine paving Of
the AhoFe strett.
, 1869-01-24

DR. ]. h. REXFoLD8,
d A1e1ooeN, Odta IN 1AfA-e&-
WIn sen It 10. 10 peeteoFn-T.. c1 AoxpAf,
jan = II 10 p'E!oek. FtotF Of NnG&} Iagf ent1s
sHte q, Hocf1. 6hset Muttc- Eottnns. &z- &c. Aso,
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f1iac Charco!
4 LII persons knowing themselves indebted to
II the late firm of G. Mealey & Co.. re-
quested to come forward and mako immediate
payment to the undersigned. "a word to the
wise,', DC. C. MEALEY.
juno 19, 80.
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BUCHTEI.S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,

rs THE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT IN
Oregon that is thoroughly prepared to do all
the different styles of work in the art Photo
graphs from card TO life size. The new cabinet
cards, TO-, DO. Pictures enlarged, rctouched in
India ink. painted in water-colors, by Mrs. S. J..
Rumsey. Pictures that are fading can be repro
duced in this way. Negatives carefully preserved
so that additional copies may be had at any time.
JOSEPH BUCHTEL.
Portland, Oregon.
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Dissolution.

"HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
between Charles Mealey and William Piymp-
ton, under the firm name of C. Mealey d Co., is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All moneys
due the firm must be paid to G. Mealey. All
debts contracted by the firm will be paid upon
presentation to the undersigned, who will continue
in the furniture business at the old stand, corner
of Broadalbin and First streets
CHARLES MEALEY,
WILLIAM PLYMPTON.
Albany, june Is, '69-4I
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NEW ENGLAND
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
OF BOSTON.
Purely Mutual.

INCORPORATED 1875.
Cash assets. ,00O,000 oo
Cash distributions of 1867. .......... 526, ,5f3 55
Total surplus dividend...............2, 2,727,573 90
Losses paid in 1857 3Sl ,6OO w
Total losses paid........ 2,796,Io0 oU
No extra charge for travelling to and from the
Atlantic States, Europe, Oregon, or the Sandwich
Islands.
All Policies non -forfeiting. and governed by the
non-forfeiting law of Massachusetts,,
Policy holders the only persons who receive divi-
derds in this Company, which are declared
and paid annually; first dividend avail
able at the payment of the second
annual premiums. All Policies
remain in force long
there is any surrender
value.
NO FORFEITURES
This old and popular Company, (the oldest Ma
tual Life Insurance Company in this
country insures at the low
est possible rates.
The stability Of this Company, with its past his
tory, increasing capital and business, aud the sat
isfactory manner in which it has discharged rs
obligations in the past, are guaran tees for the
future such as far-seeing and careful men require
in their Investments.
Persons generally, who thoroughly understand
the workings of Life Insurance, anxious to
avail themselves of its equitable provisions.
Full information will be given to those who
desire, ut the Agency.
Home Office, 80 State Street, Boston.
Pacific Branch Offices,
3O2 Montgomery Street. San Francisco.
Room 3. Curter's Building. Portland, Oregon,
EvERsoN & HAINES, General Agts
RUSSELL & ELkINS. ACTS.
ALBANY, OREGON.
Albany, September 10, 1s6s-2y
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Administrator's Notice.

NIOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been appointed administrator of the
estate of John A. Sims, deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate, notified to
present the same, to said administrator, ut his
residence near Harrisburg, Linn county, Oregon,
verified according to law within six months from
the date hereof. j. P. SCHOOLING,
June 2, 1S69-39w4 Administrator.
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Executors Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN have been appointed Executors of the estate
of Thomas Martin, deceased, by the County Court
of Linn county, Oregon-That all claims against
the estate must be presented to the undersigned,
at their residence in Harrisburg, in said county,
duly verified, within six months from the date
hereof. JOHN +. MARTIN,
HIRAM SMITH,
POWELL Il Finn, Attys. Executors.
Albany, Oregon, May %, 1s69-3sw4
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nF ALL DEscRIPTIONs,- at fair .prices,
- neatly executed at the REGlsrER once.