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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Religious Services in Bel Air and vi
cinity.

Religious Services in Bel Air and vi
cinity.
In the NJ. P. Chuch Bel Air, on Sunday,
at II A. M. Rev. D. A. Shermer.
In St. Ignatius' Church, near the Hicko-
ry, on the second apd fourth Sundays of
the month, at 1ot Am. Rev. p. p. O1Con-
nor.
In the Hall OF the Holy Innoccnts, Bel
Air, on Sunday, at49 A. M. Lecture on
Confirmation, on Friday, at u pm. Rev
w. E. Snowden. .'''
In st. Mary's Church, near Emmorton,
on Sunday, at II A. M. Rev. w. f.
Brand.
In the Presbyterian Church, Bel Air, on
Sunday, goth inst, at t04 A. NJ. Rev. Mr.
Bayless, of Harmony Church.
In the M. e. Church, Bel Air, on Sun
day morning, at 103 o'clock. Rev. Mr.
Berry. '-''
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FESTIVAL AND PFC Nc On Thursday,
June oath, grand festival and BASKET
pic mic will be held in Hawkins woods, near
Fawn Grove, Pa. Miler's Band, of Lancas-
ter city, will discourse the music to those who
may be in attendance, and good time is an
ticinated
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BEL AIR, MD.
Friday, June 18th, 1869.

Ta3-The "Egis" has extended circulation among
the intelligent farmers and business men OF Hartford than
any other PAPER in The county. No Lock Hospital"
other obscene Lottery ad, tisements will appear
,lbscrbers pay their paper advance and conse-
luently just the class advertisers desire reach
The attention OF respectable and legitimate advertisers
10 uirectsd TO the above facts.
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New Carriage Shops.
VIM. G. JEFFERY & BRO.
WooLsEY's OLD STAND,

WooLSEY's OLD STAND,
Two and a half miles from Rel Air, on the road to
Churchviile
Tie subscribers have taken the above well known
stand and iny prepared to execute orders for
every description of
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES and EXPRESS WAGONS.
Having obi lined a frst class painter and trimmer
from Philadelphia, and superior wheei-inaker we feel
confident of icing able to execute orders in te hest cay
STYLES and at low rates he had elsewhere
Repairing and Painting promptly and eXpcditinusly
executed. All orders will teceye the most careful at
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WM. G. JEFFEEI & BR0,
jell No"lscy G Oh StuLd.
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GB 4 valuable mare was stolen from the
stable of John G. Smith, Esq, near Conowin-
60, Cecil county, Nd, on Thursday night Of
last week. The thieves made their escape. -
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For Sale.

ANE yoke of young well broken OXEN
~ and one good young HORSE, suitable
for farm or driving purposes.
Enquire of
C.HAS. w. NORRIS & BRO,
ie1S-3t Bel Air.
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70 Correspondents,

All communications for publication nlust be acct M
pant with the real ofthe author attention
will be paid to them he real name of the author will
not be published unless desired, but cannot
to insert communications unless We know the writer.
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NOTIUE,

ryNHE members ofthe FALLSTON BULL
Z DING ASSOCIATION will meet at
Fallston, on SATURDAY EVENING.
June 10th, at s o'clock, for the purpose of
organizing and electing the officers Of said
association.
Any new members who wish to join,
will be punctuai in attendance.
BY order of the COMMITTEE.
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tE- The present Chinese population Of
San Francisco is estimated at from len 10
twelve thousand.
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D | D.

HIOETICAL LECTURE, on
1.-THE BEAUTIFUL"
by Rev. w. e. Snowden, at the "Hall Of
the Holy Innocents," Bel Air, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Esd, at o'clock,
p. N. -
Proceeds to be devoted to the purchase of
Sunday School Library.
Admission so cents; Children % cents
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
L subscriber has obtained from the Regis
ter of Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters
of Administration on the personal estate of
HANNAH F. DAY,
late of Hartford County, decd. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by notified to exhibit the same, with the le-
gal vouchers thereof, on or before the
18Th day Of June, 1870,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate arc re-
qucsted to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal, this 10th
day ofJune, 1862 AMOS ]. DAY,
je1S Administrator.
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Josh Billings on MIR.

Iwant to say something.
want to say something in reference
to milk as a fertilizer.
There are various kinds ov milk.
There is sweet milk, sour milk, skim
milk, butter milk, COW milk, and the
milk of human kindness, but the most
est best milk il the milk that haZZant
the most water in 1t. Butter milk iZZent
the best for butter,
Milk is spontaneous and has done
more to encourage the growth of human
folks than any other likwid.
Milk is lacteal; it is also Aquatic,
while under the patronage of the milk
vender.
MIX is MYSTERIOUS. Cokernut milk
has never been solved yet.
Milk il also another name for human
kindness.
Milk and bread is pleasant mixtur.
Sometimes il milk IL aloud to stand
too long, scum rises to the surface,
which IL apt to scare folks that live in
cities, but it duzzent follow that the
milk Is nasty. This scum is called
kreme by folks who inhabit the kun
try.
Kreme IL the parent of butter, and
butter is rs cents pound.
The most kommon milk in use, with
out doubt, is skim milk; skim milk IL
made by skimming the milk, which IL
considered sharp practlss.
Milk is obtained from COWS, hogs,
woodchux. rats, sheep, squirrels and all
other animals that have hair. Snaix
and geese don'tgive milk.
forgot to state, in conclusion, tina
COW milk, If we'll watered, brings ten
cents per quart.
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BY JOHN JAMES PIATr.

BY JOHN JAMES PIATr.
Along the Eultry city street,
Faint subtle breaths OF fragrance meet
Me. wandering unaware
I'm April warmth, while yet the sun
For Spring no cons tant place has wOnl
By many vacant square.
Whoever reads these lines has felt
That breath whose long-lost perfumes melt
The Spirlt-ne WY found
While thesweet, banished families
or earth's forgotten sympathIesg
Rise from the sweating ground.
II Is the subtle breath OF grass:
And as pause, or lingering pass.
With hall-Shut eyes, behold!
Bright from old baptiEms OF dew
Fresh meadows burst upon my view,
And new becomes the old
Old longings pleasure kissing PAM.
Old visions visit me again
LIES quiet deepS are Stirr'd;
The fountain heads OF memory flow
Through channels dry SO long ago,
With music long unheald.
I think OF pastures, evermore
Greener than any hour before,
Where cattle wander slow,
Large-uddered in the sun, or chew
The cud content in shadows new,
Or, shadows, homewaId low.
1 dream of prairIes dear to me:
Afar In town l seem to see
Their widening miles arise,
Where, like the butterfly anear,
Far or in sunny mist the deer,
That seems no larger, tiles.
Thy rural lanes, Ohio, come
Back to me, grateful with the hum
or every thing thatstirs:
Dear places, sadden Il by the years.
Lost To my sight Eend sudden tears,
Their secret messengers.
I think OF paths a-swarm with wings
or bird and bee-all lovely things
From sun or sunny clOd,
or Fairgrounds where the children play,
And fear not Time will come to-day,
And feel the warming sod.
New grass it grows by cottage doors,
In orchard g hush'd with bloom, by shores
or streams that Il DIV as green,
On hIlI.slopes white with teDts or sheep,
And where the sacred moses keep
The holy dead unseen,
1t grows DER distant gravesI know
Sweet grass! above them Rreener grow.
And guard them tenderly!
My brothers., not three summers green
Ny sister's-neW made, only seen
Through far-of fears by me!
It grows on the battle -flelds-alas
Ola battle.tields are lost in grass;
New battles wait the new:
Harlz, is it the living warmth hear?
The cannon far or bee aneRr?
The bee and cannon too!
Washington, april, 1SG3.
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"GR1s." OF the Cincinnati Times, has
been having a trip East over the b. ~
o. R. r. Here's what he says about
getting break fast at Bellaire:
AT Bellaire we stopped the usual
twenty minutes Tor breakfast. Why is
it, when passengers get settled down to
their unsettled coffee and things ut
railroad eating saloon, that it becomes
necessary to start the train Oft few
rods, JUST enough to alarm them all and
cause a stampede for the cars? They
always do it, and then the K. X; tolks
all laugh at the people, and yell "Go
back and finish-train amt gone yeti"
Then they all go back, looking very
foolish indeed. Why wouldn't 1t be
Just as we'll to tell the folks in season
the true state of the case, and save them
unnecessary alarm and trouble? But
the people of the r. r. don't care to
save passengers trouble. 1 suppose
daily familiarity with the public rem.
ders them little Indifferent to old
pubs" feelings.
Hero are some OF the fellows jokes.
He really ought to be secured:
They have been going to have a
bridge at Bellaire for some time, and l
see one abutment actually begun. AT
present trains nre run on to long barges
and lowed across; but the wicked and
untOIOard passengers cuSS some at the
delay. Good enough for them; ifthere
was bridge, they would want to be
waited across by balloons, some of
them. I made diligent inquiry at
Bellair for the B(cVG1Wy stone, as
Barney Cunningham particularly
desired me to. but was informed that it
had gone back to Ireland.
= = A ride by day over the B. &
o. land that makes me think great
many of us have to be and O1Vc. which is
a joke I, perhaps, ouRhn't to make, as it
is wrong to twit on facts). gives some
dea of the stupendous enterprise it was
building that great highway.
A rock having fallen on the track on
the side of Cheat Mountain, the train
was delayed while the workmen were
blastingit Off. Quoth Girls:
At the spot where the men were
blasting rose u sharp perpendicular
promontory, hundred feet or so, COM
ing down to point close by the track.
Thinking to be facetious, for those fun
ny streaks will come over one OCCASION
ally, addressed one of the gang of Ia
borers as the train passed slowly by.
"Noble Hibernicus, is that the Point
OF Rocks?" and 1 pointed with my dol
lar walking stick at the rocky promon-
tory above mentioned.
"Pint OF Rocks, ye dom fool, it's
quarts"
The noble hiberni-cus had me /; but I
treasured up the saying of this "Jlm OF
the Say"
1t wasn't quartz, either, and any
Irishman on the road knows that. 1t
was only common sand rock. Such is
the stuff jokes are made of.
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One Hundred and Fifty-fourth Sditlon S OF
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Savings Bank
of Wheeling.
WuEEL1Na, March p, 1869.

WHEELING, March 2, lSG'.
To the Comptroller Of the Currency, Washing
SIR; 1t Is hereby certified, in pursuance OF
section AZ OF the Act OF Congress entitled
Ian Act 70 PToXiae "a Mafoaa staes B9nds
and to provide for the circulation and re-
demption thereof" approved June ., 1871,
that, at q meeting OF the Stockholders or the
National Savings Bank of Wheeling. located
at Wheeling, in the State of West Virginia.
the Articles OF Association OF said Bank, at
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was voted by the Stockholders OF said AssO-
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L. 8. Suon, at Wheeling aforesaid, the day
~ "Hu s. .t p sD HTiDKETH. Cashier
NOTICE..
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CURTIS ON MANHoon.-ThIs Is really
valuable Work; Ior polnting out the diseases
are manifest in every insane asylum, no
less than in the shaIteTed constitution Of
LIT the vice, which, by its prevalence
S1nn9 the Young, has SO much influence on
the present, as on the future well being OF
msby.-HeTdld. ,.,a
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OFFICERS:
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j AY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Exec
HuVe Committee.
HENRYD. COOKE, Vice-Preaident.
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E,tr,c,, from Revie1os Of Ibis Work.

''Jhere Is no member Of society by whom
the book will not he found useful whether
such person hold the relation OF a Parent
PreceptOr, or Clergymen. Sun.
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DIR, JOHNSON,

Member of the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, Graduate OF one OF The most emil
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80 tEaIN