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me train of TuIIy < 0choa, coming from Apache Pass arrived at San Pedro Crossing about this time. The party in charge Of the train discovered large body of Indians at short distance from the Crossing; their horses picketed along the banks of the river and they reposing fearlessly in an adjacent shade, evl' dently watching for some small party to make it's appearance. Fortunately the train was well guarded being accompanied by force ot I' men, seven of whom were soldiers, and all well armed.
 It is thought that o fewer than 300 Indians
 are at present scattered along the valley, and fears are entertained that they have assembled for the purpose of breaking up the entire set clement and murdering the settlers, or driving them to seek refuge elsewhere
 CELEBRATIoN:-The celebration of the 4th commenced at midnight; and just as the clocks tolled the hour of l2, the first roar of artillery proclaimed that another year had been added to the term of national independence Again and again the cannons' roar was echoed back from the mountains while the merry throng filled the intervals with hearty hurrahs Thus passed the hours until the blushng Aurora kicked the sun out of bed when the convivial throng sought shelter from his rays.
 At the fall of evening the streets were again crowded The c&nnons thunder again burst forth, while the lucid glare of pyrotechnicS bursting on the ground and in the darkened ar gave the whole celebration the appearance of some gigantic elemental conflict Exhausted at length, we retired to our den and coiled our self up, and after having laughed in our sleeve at the thought Of escaping the conseq uences of over-eXertion-red eyes and aching head were soon far away in the land of dreams. But our dreams were quickly disturbed bynoise sufi- cient to produce a resurre ction. Innumerable fire crackers bursting and spirting and crack ing in impish glee, gave our sanctum the ap- pearance of fortifcation in a state of siege at the same time that the band proclaimed i've wont go home till morning" or something else quite as unreasonable We are unable to state what may have transpired during the few hours of our retirement but upon mingling with the throng a second time we noticed that, at leas;, three-fourths of the company stepped of with strange uncertainty, while the general conyer- sation was almost telligibe-fatigued after much exertion and half strangle1 from in haling vapors of course. On the whole, the 4th was jovial time, and the celebration ended to the satisfaction of every one.
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We
 have on
 hand and are
 constantlyreceiving full assortment of Every class ofgoods suitable for this market, which we offer on the most reasonable terms. One of our firm resides in New York City for the sole purpose of buying goods, and being
 market
 constantly.
 Our merchandise is purchased on the most advantageous terms Those Who deal with us can rely upon our stock being of the best quality and at the lowest prices. We would call the attention of merchants from this Territory
 also
 from SO-
 nora, to our
 well assorted stock especially suited totheir market, and can confidently say it will be to their advantage to examine it before purchasing else
 where.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE That the sub
scribers have obtained from the Register OF
Wills of Hartford county, Md. Letters Of Ad-
ministration on the personal estate Of
JOHN II. TOY,
late of Hartford county decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby no.
lifted to exhibit the same, with the legal vouch-
ers thereof on or before the
10th day Of January, 1910,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate.
All persons indebted 10 said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment.
Given under our bands and seals, this 10th
day of January 1869.
JOHN TOY
WILLIAM TOY,
an22 Adminst. ators.
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ELS & INTELLIGENCER.
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BEL Alp, MD, JAM AIRY 20, 1869

The NAVIGATION OF THE SusoUEHANNA
"A Gigantic Scheme.-The Harrisburg
Patriot says:
"However impracticable the scheme for
the opening of the Susluehanna for navi-
cation may appear, the day is not remote
when practical efforts will be made to ac-
complish it. The feasibility of channeling
the river has for years been theme ofdis-
cusion, some maintaining that it was an
impossiblity, and others that time, money
and skill, were alone required to insure its
success In the desire to have this great
stream open to steamboat navigation nearly
all ! anticipated. The project, however,
never assumed an aspect that warranted a
general belief that itwould be consummated
until the present. Measures are now being
taken by leading citizens of this State to
have steamers ply the waters of the Sus-
quehanna between this city and Sunbury.
Congress appropriates millions of dollars
for rivers and harbors in other States, while
the great commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
with its inexhaustible mineral and agri-
cultura! resources, has been entirely forgot
ten. 1t is proposed to petition that body
for an appropriation of ten million dollars,
which is the estimated cost of perfecting
this enterprise. 1t is thought this request
will receive prompt compliance. The open
ing ofnavigation will greatly develop the
wealth and resources of the State. 1t is
hoped it will be speedily commenced.
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Anna Starey, of Hamilton towship, Van
Buren, County, Michigan, has curious his
tory. A year ago last spring she entered the
township attired in mans clothes, bought
forty acres of land with house partly con.
structed, completed the house with her
own hands, grubbed out by hand fourteen
acres of heavy oak. and fitted the soil for
the pillow; chopped her own wood, split
her own rails, and had the best fence in the
township. She has eight acres of land in
wheat; has ditch on one side of her land
regarded as superior affair; made first
rate bob sled (she dug up trees and sawed
the runners out by handy and has
managed to supply her neighbors with axe
helves and splint baskets. After she had
put her house to rights, she put on woman's
clothes and called herself Ann Starey. The
account adds that she lives alone.
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CoNsuMPTIoN.--Aw writer in the Atlantic
Monthly gives some startling evidence to
prove that consumption is mainly caused
by the dampness surrounding the abodes
of those attacked by the disease. He says
that extended and repeated observations in
England and Massachusetts show beyond
doubt that, other things being equal, con-
sumption among the people is in direct
proportion with the moisture of the local
tiles where they live. He thinks that con-
sumption is in no ordinary sense heredi-
tary disease, and believes that with proper
precautions in building houses in dry
places, and draining wet places where
houses are already built, this terrible disease
may be robbed of full one-third of its vic
Tins at once, and may be eventually ban
ished from among men entirely. If these
are facts-and we do not doubt them-they
are Insufficient Importance to invite NUM-
cipal and legislative action. We do not
see why law enforcing precautions and
regulations which the medical faculty might
recommend, should not be passed, and in
spectors appointed to carry out its provi-
sions. 1t is as reasonable to legislate against
consumption as against yellow fever.
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CURIOUS TRIAL.-A curious trial will be
heard before the Judge de Paix in few
days. A farmer and a butcher concluded
their bargain over savory dish of eels.
The butcher, during the repast, drew from
his purse bank-note for five hundred
francs to pay for sheep purchased. I'm
fortunately, the note fell into the sauce. The
butcher fshed it up delicately between his
finger and thumb, and shook it gently to
remove the sauce; but the farmers dog,
interpreting the action for gracious invi-
ton, snapped at and gulped down the
note. The butcher was furious and stupe-
fed.
81 want my note," said he; 81 will kill
and open your dog"
II prohibit you," replied the farmer
my dog is worth more than five hundred
francs"
Then replied the butcher, 81 owe you
nothing; your dog has received payment,
and in presence ofwitnesses, too"
"Oh!" continued the farmer, "my dog is
not my cashier and, further, you have
paid me, where is your receipt2"
IF it comes to that" cried the butcher,
1--WE will bring the mat before the judge"
and to Caesar they have 9TH appealed.
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OROIDE GOLD WATCHES.

THE works of these Watches, like the works OF all
i aur Watches, are imported from England and from
Switzerland The made OF a metal So Closey
resembling gold, both in density and color, that the
most skfu jewellers cannot detect the difference They
retain their brlancy as long gold They arejewclled
aud well finished and, taken altogether, present the
appearance as a Gold Watch worth $500. Price
Sl2 each Watches for S22 We the only dealers
in New York who charge less than SIS for the Genuine
0rode Patent Lever Hunting Case Watches. They are
we'll regulated before being sent out. Each Watch is
accompanied with written guarantee that il will keep
correct time for years Previous September last
invariably charged SIS and SIS citizens coming
10 store, and they had abundant opportunities
examining them.
beautiful and well finished Chains of the same metal,
at -, So. 81, So So each. Wholesale price 80 per
off
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THEATRES IN CHINA.-A Chinese theatre
seems to be very droll affair; there are no
reserved seats, but those who wish for the
places climb up into the rude scafolding.
Plays must be very popular, for they are
goingg on all day. A ticket qualities the
holder to stay two hours, but it appears it
is difficult at times to get rid of the specta-
tors, who try to remain surreptitiously for
the next performance. To expedite thu If
retreat the manager has contrived sort of
frc-engine, which deluges with streams of
water those who dishonesty lag behind.
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DUCHU.

RUCHU.
D1OSMA CRENATA-BUCHU LtAVES.
froperties--Their odor is strong dfusive and
what aromatic, their taste bitcrsh and analogous to
mint
Medical Properties Uses-Buchu leaves are gently
timulant, with peculiar tendency to the Urinary
Organs.
They are given in complaints of tho Urinary Organs
such as Gravel Chronic Catarrh of the Bladder Morbid
Irritation of tho Bladder and Ureha Disease the Pros
tate Gland and Retention Incontnence of Urine from
loss of tone in the parts concerned in its evacuation
The remedy has also been recommended in Dyspepsia,
Chronic Rheumatism, Cutaneous Affections and Dropsy
HRLMBoLDs EXTRACT BUcHU Is used by persons from
the ages OILS to o. and from IS to S. in the decline
or change Of life after Confinement Labor Pains
Bed Wetting In Children,
In affections peculiar to females the Extract Buchn is
uDequaled by any other remedy in Chorosis or Re-
tenon irreguarity Painfuness Suppression Of Gus
tomary Excavations, liberated Schrrous state of the
Uterus, Leucorrhea or Whites.
Diseases Of The Bladder Kidneys Gravel and Dropsical
&osHffgsThs medicine increases the power of Dges-
toD and exctes the absorbents into healthy action hy
which the watery calcareous deposons and all un-
natural engagements are reduced, well pain
inflammation.
HELaBoID's EXTRACT BuonU has cured every case Of
Diabetes In which it has been given. Irritation Of the
Neck OF the Bladder, and Inflammation of the Kidneys
liberation Of the Kidneys and Bladder Retention of
Urine Diseases of the Prostate Gland Stone in the Bad
der, Calculus Gravel BrckDust Deposit, and Mucous or
MILKY Discharges and for eueebled and delicate consti-
tutions of both attended with the following
toms Indisposton to Exerion, Loss of Power Loss
Memory, Difficulty of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trem-
bling, Horror of Disease Wakefuness Dimness of Vision
Pain in the Back Hot Hands, Flushing the Body Dry
of the Skin Eruption the Face pallid Counten-
ancf, Universal Lasstudo of the Muscular System &c.
HELMDoLDs EXTRACT BUcHU is Diuretic and Blood Pu-
rfyng, and cures all Diseases arising from habits of dis
sipaon and imprudences in lfe impurities of
the Blood, &c, superseding Copaiha In affections for
which it Is used, in connection with HELmBoLDs ROSE
WASH.
Sold by Druggists and dealers everywhere Beware of
counteroits. Ask for Helmbolds. Take no other
PRIcE-Sl25 per bottle, or bottles for $3.50 Deliver.
cd to any address, Describe symptoms in all COMMUNE
cations.
Address II. T. HELMB0LD 594 Broadway N Y
NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP IN kteel-
~ engraved wrapper, with fac smile of my Chemical
Warehouse and signed Ti11 III T. HEIMROID
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jsii15
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FOR 1869.

7NHE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is the largest the best
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Among the many important subjects discussed arc
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Each number contains from five to ten Original En-
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TO THE WORKING CLASS.

AM now prepared to furnish constant employment to
all classes their homes for their spare moments
business new, light aud profitable. Fifty S. per
evening is easily earned and the boys and girls earn
nearly much Great inducements arc offered
All who see this notice, please send their address,
aud test the business for themselves If not well salts
fed, will send 81 to pay for tho trouble of writing me-
Full particulars sent free. Sample sent by mail for ten
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1t is stated that velocipede building now
These are not the only manufactures of
these new locomotives, but foundries where
the iron work of which they are composed
is cast, one of which employs upwards of
two hundred and fifty workmen, and fin
ishes twelve velocipedes per day for coach
builder in Lyons. A Lyonese velocipedist
is willing to take any bet that he will beat
the fastest trotter in q race.
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WHAT Is INCOME I'm the United States
Circuit Court to day, Judge Drummond
decided on two indictments, that the rul-
ing of the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
that persons income includes debts and
promissory notes payable in future is erro-
neous, and parties indicated as having
made fraudulent returns were acquitted,
they having excluded moneys due next
year.
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Oranges were frozen solid on the trees at
Augustine, Fla, on Christmas day. The
weather was the coolest known in that To-
cality since 1885. The thermometer at
daylight stood 20 degrees above zero. 1t
afterwards reached II degrees In eli
mate where even white frosts are unusual,
this was very severe. Last year, at the
same time, the Florida ladies were dressed
in lawns.
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SPLENDID INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.

The cheapest way to procure Watch is for number
OF gentlemen to club together. In this case will for
WARD Watches on the following terms:
Two Watches for $500; Three Watches for So. Is
Four Watches for $780, Six Watches 81; Ten Watches
for $500; Twelve Watches $500
No other house in the United States offers watche.
at 50 low price, aud enabled do this because
we import watch movements, and man
our own cases. Moreover all watches good time
keepers. We send none out but those which have been
tested ny WORKINGS for considerable length of time
Take notice, that other Watch Companies offer only
seven Of the same kind OF watches for 800.
DALEY & CO.,
jan15 l4S Fulton St. n. Y.
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An Indianian, who had ticket in "gift
enterprise" received notice that his num-
Der had drawn 5000 gold watch which
would be sent to him on the receipt of the
percentage" $12. He requested the val
liable package to be sent to him by express,
&c. o. D." The package came, and the
charges were paid. The box on being
opened was found to contain brick.
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FOR RENT.

THE subscriber has for rent WHEEL
l. WRIGHT SHOP, now doing good bust
ness. There is Blacksmith Shop attached,
which also does a good business. This is nm ex-
cellent stand for business and Is located on the
70 ID leading from Peach Bottom TO Jarrettsville,
neil Clprmont Mills, Harford county, Md.
Possession given February LIST, 1852
j,uS JOS. E. BATEMAN.
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Cashmere for suit, elegant Poplin Dress Pattern,
elegant English Barege Dress Pattern, beautiful Eng
ish Barge Shawl, set ivory balanced handled Knives
and Forks ladies' gents Silver Hunting Watch
Bartlett Hand Portable Sewing Machine, Splendid
Family Bible steel engraving, wirh record and photo
graph pages yds good Hemp Carpetng good colors,
pair good Marseilles Quilts good sixbarrel Revolver
elegant Fur Muf and Cape sngle-barrel Shot Gun
slverplated engraved 6bottle Revolving Castor cut
glass Bottles, very fine Violin aud Bow, in case set
ivory balanced Knives and Forks.
Presents for larger Clubs increase in the ratio.
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Valuable Hotel Property

nv DR1R1 7hfhtl NIT
AT PRIvATE SALE
TUE subscriber offers for sale the valuable Ho-
i tel Property, situated in Bel Air, Hartford
Co., Md, and known as
THE EAGLE HOTEL,
being the same property occupied by the late
William Richardson, and now in the occupancy
of r. N. Hanna, Esq.
The House is large and conveniently arranged,
and capable of accommodating large number
of guests.
There is also on the property Stone Stable with
capacity for so head of horses. Also fine Ice
House, and every outbuilding necessary for a
first class Hotel.
The pronertY contains about
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A witty clergyman, accosted by an
old acquaintance by the name of Cobb re-
piled: II don't know you sir" Ny name
is Cobb" rejoined the man, who was
about half-seas- over. "Ah, sir, replied the
clergyman, 'you have SO much of the corn
on you that did not see the cob"
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T E 8 TIM O MAILS.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
THIS is to give notice, that the subscribers
Il have obtained from the Register of Wills for
Hartford county, Letters Testamentary on the
personal estate of
DANIEL POPE,
late of Hartford county, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
fed to exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof, on or before the
l7ta day Of December, 1869,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed TO make immediate payment.
Given under our hands and seals this nth day
Of December, 1868.
GEORGE A. POPE,
DANIEL P. HOLLlNGW0RTH,
decl8 Executors.
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AGENTS WANTED Book 90 ss ssr;.,s Ssw
to Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts. Edited by Geo
T. Warning Esq, the distinguished Author and Agricu
tura Engineer Of the New York Central Park Nothing
like it ever published; 200 engryings. Sells at sight
to farmers mechanics and workingnen of all classes
Active Aen and women coming money Send for Cir
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ENLooR and STAIR OIL CLOTH, for sale by
l. fec herman D EWING, Bel AIR
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AZ INEMILLER'S IyFALLI BLEHRsE LINZ
w MENT, and celebrated Founder and Dstemper
HORSE POWDER For sale at the store Of
sul4 HERMAN b EWING
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PUMPS!

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That The SUBJ
scriber has Obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Nd, Letters of Admin
istration on the personal estate of
ANDREW CHRISPY,
late of Hartford county, decd. AN persons hay
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
fed to exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof, on or before the
SA dag Of january, 1870,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate
Given under my hand and seal this 9Th day
Of January, 1859.
RAMSEY McHENRY,
janl5 Administrator.
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MONEY EASILY MADE.

With onr COMPLETE STENCIL AND KgT CHECK OUTFIT
Small capital required. Circulars FREQ. STAFFORD
MANFG CO., 66 Fulton St., New York janl-4t
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One million postage stamps are daily used
In the United States.
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G0METHING NEW AND USEFUL.-A New Era in
~ Music. POPULAR MUSIC at POPULAR PRICES.
"Htchcocks HaliDme Series of Music for the Million
No. now ready-Music and words of the Comic Song
CAPTAIN JlNkS OF THE HORSE MARINES
others TO follow rapidly. Price cents each. Your
Hewsdealer has 1t will get Tor you. Mailed re-
ceipt of price. Address BENZ. W. II. TCHCOCK, Pub
Usher, so Spring street. New York. ianl.4t
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ESTRAY.
CTRAYED from the subscribers on Tuesday,
- December 22d, 1868, q BUFFALO COW,
Nth brindled sides and white back.
A liberal reward will be paid for her return
o the subscribers or for information which will
lad to her recovery. ~,
KERR 4 BRO,
jan8-3t Bel Air and Churchville road.
N ISAAC AMOS.
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jan22
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
800 A MONTH car y, DO b !, made - y J, m

have nothing for curiosity seekers but reliable steady
profitable employment, for those who mean business
Address, with Bet stamp c. j. Van Allen Co., As New
ST., New York. ianl-4t