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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-01-29

sH A countryman, who had been on a
visit to New York, on returning home,
remarked that he never saw so many trees
in his life as he saw in Broadway. This
led to dispute and bet, when the
countryman, being called upon to name
the trees he saw, replied, axle trees! !"
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80" "Have you read anything about this
case in tho papers ?" asked lawyer of a
juror, in an exciting criminal case. mo sir;
not word" mot word, and the papers
have been full of it" mo, sir; l don't
read the papers, nor anything else, for
can't read at all" The Juror was sworn
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-01-29

sY" Insult not another for his want of
the talent which you possess; he may hay C
talents which you want.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-01-29

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
VNHlS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
scriher has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters CT Admin
istration on the personal estate of
JAMES NUMBERS
late o Hartford county decd. All persons having
claims against said deceased are hereby notified to
exhibit the same with the legal vouchers thereof,
on or before the
18th day Of December, 1869,
or they may Otherwise by law be excluded from
all bene6; said estate
All persons indebted &c said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment.
Given undcr my haad and seal this Goth day
olDcCemb;r, 1868.
iaul SARAH J. NUMBERS,
Administrative
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Now is the time to get signers and send
in Clubs. Ladies Specially wanted as

Partial list OF articles allowed commission to any
one sending in clubs
CLUB OF THIRTY. [s3,l 81 yards bleached or I'M
beached Cotton Cloth Photograph Album 100 pictures
elegant Morocco Binding. Revolving oval band Silver
Plated Table Castor, bottles Ladies' Dress PATTERN
Lady's richly-ornamcnted Black Walnut Writing
Desk Fancy Cashmere Pants Pattern Large White
all Linen Table Cover. White Lancaster Counterpart
~ yards Calico. Alhambra Bed Quilt. Ladies' Morocco
Shopping Bag Good Cottage Clock.
CLUB Or SIXTY. SOL ~ yards Dleached or Uu-
beached Gotten Cloth Fashionable Dress Pattern. 81
yards wool Cashmere for Pants and Vest Pattern-
Fashionable WOODEN shawl White Marseilles Cuunter-
pane. Lady, Large Genuine Morocco Shopping bag
Ladys fashionable Cloak Pattern. Pair Good white
wooden Blankets Black Alpaca Dress Pattern yards
double width waterproof Cloaking yards Farmers
good Frocking Rosewood Brass Alarm Clock. Laly's
{ Fur Muif. Set Misses Furs, Muif and Collar.
CLUB OF ONE HUNDRED. [S1O] Is yards good
Bleached or unbleached Cotton Cloth, yard wde-
Lady's or Gents New silver Hunting Case Watch
Fashionable Thibet Dress Pattern Elegant Black AL
paca Dress Pattern. Ole pair of good white wooden
Blankets large size Ladys Fashionable Double WOODEN
Shawl. Two large fine, Bleached Linen Table Covers
with one dozen large sized Dinner Napkins TO match
rs yards Hemp Caipeting 712 yards fine Cashmere for
suit One dozen Ivory Handled steel Bladed Knives
and Forks on white metal. Portable Sewing EN-
broderng Machine. 7l-2 yards doublewidth Water
proof Cloaliing. Set Of Furs, Muff and Collar.
1t is impossible to give complete list of goods but
Agents desiring articles not named above will please
mention them, and we will accommodate them il posi-
bic. If your have club ready, intend to raise
for any other house. don't fail to send it and at the
same time ask for our New Circular and Mammoth Ex-
change List. Parties acting agents for other dollar
houses in this city, will please send their address and
that of dozen of their male and female friends
we can make il for their advantage TO do Male and
female agents wanted as usual.
SEND MONEY IN REGISTERED LETTERS in every
instance and we guarantee that it will perfectly
safo.
N. Z. Our sale should not be classed with dollar jew
ety seles aud gift enterprises. Send for decision
respecting business Oy tha Commissioner of Internal
enue dated Washington, Nov 4, 1868 II you want
/ p.ompt returns for your money send your clubs to
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A GENTS FARMERS, GARDENERS and FRUIT
N GROW ERS.-Send for particulars Of "Best's I'm
royor" Samples to test will be forwarded to any part
OF the United States and perfect satisfaction guaranteed
Good Agents nre wanted in every County in the United
States. Address
J.AlIEARN So Second street, Baltimore Nd.
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WE BEAT THEM ALL!

OUR GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE is the hest ia the
~ country. We give and better goods than can
he obtained 81 any oher house in the business from
ary st" in the country Our terms TO Agents excce;
all others Agents wanted everywhere. end for
enar. Address II. VI. Finn co 81 Wssllny'.Ii
Bvstcr, Macs
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NATURES GREAT RESTORER.
SCHEETZ's
CELEBRATED
BITTER CORDIAL,

This medical preparation is offered to the public
which now food the market 1t is purely vegetable,
composed of various herbs gathered from the great
house of nature aud selected with the utmost 1t
is not recommended CURE ALL, but by its direct and
sautary influence upon the Heart Liver Kidneys Lungs.
Stomach aud Bowels it acts both preventive and
cure for many OF the diseases to which those organs
by either infant adult with the same beneficial
suit 1t is certein prompt and speedy remedy for DIA
RRHGA, DYSENTERY, BOWEL COMPLAINT, DYS-
PERSIA, L0WNEss OF SPIRITS, PAINTINGS, SICK.
HEADACHE, &c. For CHILLS and FEyERS Of all kinds
II is ar better and safer than quninc without any Of its
pernicious effects 1t creates appetite, proves pow
erfu dig ster ofiood and will counerac the effects OF
liquor In few minutes
PREPARED BY
JACOB SCHEETZ, SOLE PROPRIETOR,
N. W. Cor. Fifth and Race sts., Philad'a, Pa,
Rb~ Sold by all Druggists novl31y
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THE PATENT MAGIC C0MB

Will color gray hair permanent black brown
sold everywhere. Sent 10y mail iot SlZj.
Address WM. PATTON Treasurer
Magic Comb Company, Springfield, Mass
DANIEL WEBSTER wrote: The hanger
live The more highly Do g.! innate the Christian sab
bath aud the moro grateful do feel toward those who
imp ess its Importance on the cGmmunity"-No. !.
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WILLIAM RICHMOND.
Cabinet Maker and Undertaken,

hep s. II. Reasins Square. Residence opposite
and adjoining Odd Fellows Hail.
HAYRE DE GRACE, MD.
Respectfully Informs his friends and the public that
he Manufactures and Repairs all descriptions of FURNI
TURE to order, with economy and dispatch.
He is also prepared to give special attention to CON-
QUOTING FUNERALS in any part of the county, keep
ing Walnut and Poplar C0FFIG5 constantly ON hand
Also COVERED WALNUT and MAHOGANY CASKETS
and Weaver's Patent AIR-TIGHT C0fFINs supplied on
short notice.
B5-Remember the address, aud you will be better
pleased than by going to the city anywhere else
Terms strictly cash. au2S-ly
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What's in name9 Four letters.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-10

WELL HAHED.-The Cincinnati Commercial
calls George Francis Train the .'acrobauc
yahoo." .-..#. s.
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THE ELK0 INDEPENDENT.
wEDNEsDAY. NovEnBER 10. lsss.


VANS OF COMMITTING STRENGTHENING
thin shoes on damp nights in rainy weather.
Building on the air-ught principle.
Leading a life of enfeebling. stupid laz;-
ness and keeping the mind in a round of I'M
natural excitement by reading trashy novels
Going to balls in all sorts of weather in the
thinest possible dress. Dancing until in a
complete perspiration, and then going through
the damp air.
Sleeping on feather beds in seventy mine
bedrooms
surfeiting on hot and very highly stimulat-
ing dinners.
Beginning in childhood on tea, and going
on from one step to another, through coffee,
chewing tobacco, smoking and drinking.
Marrying in haste, getting an uncongenial
companion. and living the rest Of life in men,
tai dissatisfaction.
Keeping children quiet by teaching them to
suck candy.
Eating without time to masticate your food.
Allowing love to gain and so absorb our
minds as to leave no time 20 attend TO our
health.
Following an unhealthy occupation because
money can be made by it.
Tempting the appetite with niceties when
the stomach says no.
Continuing to keep in a continual worry
about something or nothing.
Retiring at midnigh; and rising at noon.
Commanding between meals.
Giving away to fits of anger.
NeSlecting to take proper care Of ourselves
when simple disease first appears. ..
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-10

A RENARkABLE DECISION BY CHIEF JUSTICE
CHAsE.-A telegraphic dispatch, dated, Wash
ington, Nov. l, contains the following synop-
sis of very remarkable and important decis-
ion by Chief Justice Chase.
In the Supreme Court to-day, Justice Chase
delivered an opinion in the case os Thoring-
ton VS. Smith and Hasley, deciding that a
promissory note given in payment Of property
purchased at Montgomery in 1864, when the
authority of the United States was excluded
from that part Of the State, and the only cur
rency in use was Confederate Treasury notes,
Is payable IL Confederates alone, and that the
United States Courts possess power to enforce
the same. The Court also ruled that con-
tracts STIMULATING for payment in that currency
cannot be regarded made In aid OF foreign
invasion, In one case, or domestic insurrec-
ton in the other. They have no necessary re-
lations to hostile government, whether inyad-
ing or insurgents. They are transactions in
the ordinary course of civil society though
made indirectly, and propose ends unlawful
Government is without blame except when il
Is proved 20 have been entered into with an
actual intention TO further invasion or insrr-
rection.
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HoPE-A sentiment exhibited in the wag of
dogs tail when he's waiting for a bone.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-10

HUMBOLDT was in many respects the most
remarkable literary man Europe has pro-
duced, but especially so in the manliness and
self-respect with which he treated the crowned
or noble persons who sought his society.
On one occasion he received very cold
and formal letter from Prince Albert, the hus-
band of Queen Victoria. He always preserved
that letter, and exhibited it frequently to
his friends. On such occasions he would say:
You see, everybody considers that Prince a
very able and amiable man. /, for one. 3"
added the philosopher, ''am sorry that can
not do So" Prince Albert was frequently told
OF Humboldt's aversion to him, and resented
1t by taking no notice, whatever, Of the great
man whenever he came on a visit to the Court
of Berlin.
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MEs. LNcoIx.-The wife Of q prominent
philadelphia. writing from Baden Baden.
Gays:
We have passed many happy and sad hours
together. The first night we spent In Frank
fort. We sat talking all night long. until the
bright day dawned in at the windows of her
cherries, desolate room. Not having seen
her since met her in the sick room, after Mr.
Lincoln's death, of course the meeting quite
oyerrame her. For while tears and sobs
such as never witnessed. rent her anguished
heart. She Is as great a mourner now as she
was the day she lost the best Of husbands
The Duke of Nassau and many Of the nobility
have called on her, but she declined receiv-
ing them. Her life is the loneiest ever saw.
II Christianity were compelled to dee from
the mansions Of the great academies Of the
philosophers, the halls of legislation, or the
thronS of busy men, We should find her last
retreat with women, at the fire-side; her last
audience would be the children gathered
round the knees of a mother; her last service,
the sacred prayer, escaping in silence from
her bps and heard only at the throne of God.
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CENTRAL AND WESTERN
? ACIEIC AILR GA D 8

n
$500 ,Is< i1---1 <; -'.l5g.71z5:57sP-sTT
55 MI .f N N, IN iiiE-ss-tG..-k.:ifTI
Y leaves San Francisco daily at A. n. stockton.
IL An: Sacramento 80 junction SOS T. ".
Colfax, 5:15 Reno, 1850 Pm: Wa,iswOTih. 80
4 ~; CarlIn $3.50 ?. "; Elko, ASS +. ~: Irumon-
tory, 5.ij - NJ; Omaha, l:lO 4. ".
hEIIlNlNG - Express Train leaves irumunt0ry
hAlly At - n. Elkp 81 II: - lin, $40 4.
WadsNOTth. IOj5 =. ~: Reno. -. IS A. y: ColfAN.
'54 A. ~; Junction lu.iu a Il; Sacramento, 1865 ".
arrives At san Francisco, e - =. II.
LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO 900 q. ": stockton ;: 81
4. NJ arrive at Sacramento At IL p. ".
LEAVE SACRAMENTO, $50 \. 81; Stockton, :: 30
A. NJ; arrive at san Francisco. I .. ".
TWO TRAINS DAILY FOR EVANSVILLE iSundays
cNC"pel leave Sacramento AZ $50 \. and l:jD y. "
vile, lO:ij A. NJ. and Sis p. Leave Marysville
?l5 A. NJ and l2I5 Pm; arrive at junction iO:45
A. N and 3A5 T. NJ; Sacramento $50 A n. and
$40 ~.
THROUGH PARE REDUCED.-From san Francis.
co or Sacramento TO Omaha Ss5 Is; To st. Louis.
s97 so; To Chicago, s97 80; 10 New York, sll2 50;
20 Boston, sll4 IS
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING COACHES arc run
daily from Sacramento to Promontory. Double Lower
BERTH SIS 90; double Upper Berth SIS 90; State Rooms
$40 On. Double Berihs accommodate two persons !;
state Rooms. three persons.
SECOND CLASS TRAINS leave San Francisco daily
$500 2. N. Sacramento fSundAys excepted at A. g.
Pare 70 OInshs, si5; 81 Louis, Sis; Chicago s45
CHILDREN not over tSelTe Cl2l years Of age Half
Fare; under I'VE t5l years Of age. Free.
100 POUNDS OF BAGGAGE lper adult passenger
Free. 90 pounds Baggage per child between and
]? years Of arel frcr. |...." . .r"..
EXTRA BAGGAGE lover 100 FbsJ between Sacra-
mento aud Omaha Currency SIS per 100 pounds.
a. y. TOWSE, General Superintendent
OcL 4, 1859. A .. .r. ...... 3S-u
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NOTCH

To the Creditors OF the Estate of A. l..
Leman, Deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN NJ THE UNDER
~ signed Administrator Of the above named estate
70 The creditors OF, and all persons having claims
against Adoiph L. Lehman late Of the tsuu and county
Of Ekn. deceased to exhibit the some With che necss-
gary vouchers within ten months from Tbs pub
hcAuon Of this notice. u the dergned n the onoo
Of EArll Smith. his aitorn,Js
E1ko Sept 70, 1902 1nt.
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NOTICE OF
Foreclosure Of Mechanics Lien,

STATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY or ELRO--IN THE
> District Court Eleventh Judicial Distrt.t-CT.N-
fordeS Harris vs.. J. L. smith.
hhoN an men 10y these presents, that tho above
named rIaintinu have commenced al action Ia tho
above named Court, against above named lSfrptans
"r h" Foreclosure Of Mechanics Lien on that GER
alh properly known a., and called, the Pioneer
reed aud Sale stable, situated In Fourth street be-
~eSn silver aud River streets. In the town Of Elko.
ms therefore, Il 10 give notice. that all persons
nouIhg or claiming hous on the aforesaid described
premises. under the Act of the Legislatures OF SevadE
enhtcd An Act for securing liens To mechanics and
"th,Ts approved Nov. II. lsGl. 20 be and appear In
said Court December H. 1862 and 10 c1hbit then and
there the proof Of said lieus.
CRAWFORD 4 HARRIS.
Dated Nov 9th, 1869.
E.hLL SMITH, Plaintiffs Aitornsys li.3w
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PLANIATI0N BIrIERSI

and which have become eelabratsd N svsr NJ
world for their wonderful tOnis properties Ths,s
Bitters and always have been prepared pro
cisely In The same way whsn tbs right title etc
passed into hands with the single
that have added thereto CAlisayA BARK which q.
combinAtioa with other well known roots and herbs
forms e the most delightful tonic coratas hat a
Is possible for the ingenuity OF mpound II i,
and gives lie aud cheerfulnsss all who are weaE
and depressed. and At the time comiortS glaa
dens and eXhiarates.
The spirit which preserves and forms the basis OF
these Bittsrs II pure ST. CrOix rum distilled from the
sugar grown In the tropical islands of St Cruix
experienced agents sent out and located there
expressly for that purpose. and defy aud worlds
Commission" chemist, or science, ~ produce show
other than vegetable matter in the composition OF
these Bitters. We, therefore, orer and recommend
them to the public with guarantee that they
will not only prevent but the following distresG
Ing complaints:
They purify, stronghold and inrIgorate.
They create . healthy .pTeGte.
They Antidoto to change Of water and diet
They effects q Dissipation and late hours
They Strengthen the system aad snHren the mind
They prevent miasmAth: and Intermittent fsvers.
They purify the breath AMI acbfiy Of ths stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and COnstipa.bn-
They cure D!ArThua, Cholera and Cholera MoFbus.
They Liver Complain and SerrOus HeadAchs.
They arc the best Biiers ia the world
They make the weak strong. and Are exhausted Ma
turs's Great Restorcr
SOLD By ALL GROCEIlS, DRUGGISTS. &C.
Il. IL. DRAKE - CO.. New York.
REDDINGToS. HOSTETTER co. san Tr.acisso
Cal, Agents for the fsStac Coast SJly
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TO THE . #f3T
n 3H AND wo1x1M
OF ALL NATIONS
TO The
I'VE HAYE WA1CHkp rHE couRsI oKso

I'VE HAVE WATCHED THE COURSE OF 70 MaSv
w distressed, eras<iated and fororn d. spspties
OF WORKOUT and prostS.ted f<mAles-Who have tnis,
new lease OF life. and gradually received new yyor
from the effects OF the Plantation Biter.-ahat -, -,
not surprised ut the testimonials receive .ithons
our readers may be. II b rAasure 10 do eood In az
world. but our measure In rDCsS than full We haa NO
conception OF the widespread suffering Whieb e1ist,
OF OF the almost iniaihbie cures produced by theso
Bitters. when hrst commenced onertnx thssn 70
sale. We now ind that every house has = wal ehild
an aIing parent, OF = debnitated, aged member Who
needs this tonic.
II Is now some seven Jears stnes We pareh.ses of
Pedro Martsle OF this Island u ST. Crox t sIclusiy
right to manufacture aud sell what 10 new knovn ~
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NOTICE OF
Foreclosure OF Mechanics Lien.

STATE or NEVADA. COUNTY OF ELKn-rS THE
> District Court. Eleventh Judicial In.triet-I
Wilscy ct al VS.. A. Y. Burr st al
hnos all men by these presents. that the alo'c
named plainuns have commenced an action To- tho
Above named Court against the above named defend
ants Tor Foreclosure Of Mechanics Lien, on that
certain property known ne lot No. L. I'm Block ~ In
thereon. Wv
This therefore. is to give notice. tina, all persons
no,uE or oihiinR liens under the provisions Of tho
Act Of the Legislature Of the state of Nevada entitled
An Act tnr securing Hens "a mechanics and others"
approved November a. 1901, said premises 20 10
aud appear In said Court on the "a day OF December
~ aud TO exhibit then aud horc the proof Of said
mems: l. wIiSEY \ CO.
ESHLL SMTru. PLANTING Attorneys gi-aw
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-05-04

VERMoNT's QUoTA.-The quota of
federal offices awarded to Vermont
through Grants free grace" SO!
But to make all things easy in not re-
cognizing her claims to tactical duct,
he has smoked out two of our old
cOnsuls, Gen. Dodge at Bremen aud
the consul at Odessa. But then,
'twan't Vermont's fault that she got
nothing. Verify. not. She asked for
enough, the Lord knows. Almost ev-
erybody wanted something, even WE
did, and with the rest GOETHE mitten
Gov. Dillingham; wanted to 90 to
Montreal as consul general, but he
amt going. E. P. Walton wanted to
be at the head of the census bureau
but he still lives at Montpelier. Col
Proctor wanted to be 1--WE don't know
what and he amt there. n. W.
Bingham wanted TO be commissioner
of customs, but Ooh, glory hallelujah y
he hain't got it-bless the Lord :
Then we, yes '0e wanted to be consu.
to any place, and Grant concluded tc
let us have it at Barton. Cost of
outfit with other expenses forty cts.
Gen. Grandy wanted to be 1st asst
post master general, but he can't be
Woodbridge wanted to go to Mexico
as commissioner, but he is not goins
country not healthy; have the rom
ito there to an alarming extent) D
w. G. Clarke wished to be an auditor
but the boon is not Granted. Almon
Barnes wished a consulship (he wa
sensible) but he will stay at home t
muse over ungrateful republics. u
Gen. Grout wanted to be governor o.
Wyoming, but he amt. He has wise
ly concluded to "rule his own spirit,
and thus be "greater than he that tt
keith CITY," Further deponent salt
not.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-05-04

Chapped hands are very common
with those who have their hands much
in water. A few drops of Johnson's
Anodyne Liniment rubbed over the
hands two or three times day, will
keep them soft and white. Fishermen
sailors, and others will do we'll to re-
member this.
The premature loss Of the hair and
its unfortunate tendency to turn gray
at an early period, both fatal to beau
ty, can only be prevented by the use of
that truly celebrated preparation
"Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restora
tive" decided by all connoisseurs tn,
most elegant and effective remover
and dressing in the market.-Ph;la
delphia Press.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-05-04

ed to any lamp in one minute, and
renders explosion impossible, it being
constructed upon scientific principles
of ventilation, and entirely obviating
that great aanoyance-overfow which
is caused by the expansion of the gas
es within the lamp, forcing the oil up
the wick tube faster than it is consum-
ed and it takes fire upon the outside
of the lamp, resulting many times in
explosion. With this invention, the
lamp is at all times free from oil up
on the outside; it also produces a
much better light, giving out an even,
steady, brilliant fame, without smok-
ing, which is easier to the eyes and
more agreeable, and making saving
in oil of more than its cost in a few days.
A common tube lamp with once filling
will burn three hours longer with the
attachment than without, and is a
cheap insurance against accidents.