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ezfs AT A NJ Il Il TING OF THE
w Board Of Trustees Of st rincsut's Female
Orphan Asylum. hgd on the ls.h Instant, among
other business wss The following:
"ResOired, That the president o. ttis board
cause to be publishsd In the daily papers the
amount 81 income In the control q this board, aud
the cost Of maintaining the Orphan Asylum, W til
the view to correct erroneous ions concern
log the revenue and expenses OF the same "
q turthsTalee Of this fes0lution, ! have to state
thatthe AmOunt OF Income Il about o.. fOO, the
beT Of inmates over lol and the aunual cost nearly
tl3WO one means Of . ceiling the pressing de-
ncioncy will be the OrphAns' fait. to open Novem.
Der ], prOxinO. at Carroll Hall, aud continue two
weeks. Downright poverty l, the only excuse
sgri9st,Ik qS9Raans' suosH' w FfT,..,ds.t
Secretary and Treasurer. oe0 cod!w
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Special Notices.

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~ TloNAL BASE BALI Gu i 4. bstsSy no
sssA and Nth s s vi ra III h'i EyS
slee. =. =. o.s,Ss., W order 1t
t% . MsMNSsoRlPT NEATLY AND
aud on sst.i tsr,u. Por r,iea,.rs, sSSre.s o.
O',aa.lm tstaI.I niYw05b 4 90.
NM. Ss iii RisS', NH s.!ssSs i;
hs R.PS, MAJ Instruction in The
Ostal-n Isar.l
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
q ~ Ned ssa
sSs hSass RH n.n sgS ,.S
, order JAMES T. srEwART,.
secretary, osTg.it
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t~.3FSNEW YORK REPUBLICAN An
w sOoIATloN;IAn adjourned meeting
EyBNING, oet her u. Al IN oSeiosE in rnion
All perscas who have been no, a.d Of their cleo
Ss "a % and s: & s son will please be
J. y: rArRrcK.
Recording Sec. tstarl oe72.a
s-TREAstToyp rpAurWENT-
s1S,y,r, ro.
" a.gt.a,n, ~, ~ $50
Notes 1. hereby sigss % he holder: q The cir
yads" Hps,in liz, sn.s 80. iii ~ I'll U N
iswfnl moee1 81 tbs HATED sts,o. nnan n,assr,s
,Io, ~ t6s .sma At ~. Tr..ne. ~ ~ y uni, "a
states " jVcJAY KEox''1
oela.ot Acting Comptroller ofths corre1ey.
sAg. TIE SENuiNE LIEBtG's Ex-
~ TaACT OF MEAT secures great eeono.
ny, eneeilenee In the pteparauon Of beef tea
my nSee bns maj made ~ re Liebis Extract Of
every jar. FOR sale by dtu.Ei.t. and gtocers.
oet2AWn ls3 Broadway, New York
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| 4 unite; eueaey with pleasant nayor and easy
dissstIb'lD' Sold by al re.pscise,,s SrugNsts
oet22.2awt 1s3 Broadway, New York
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quested 70 be preset. :, -
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slg- Herb Tar saiye, Prepared by
igI0ns, CnruS, Piles, Flesh Cuts and BruIse. Por
sale by WA A. GhAYs northeast corner OF Mas
sAehusetis avenue and Fourth street. je22.u
.-S,ys Half Price to Labering People
M, oG;a for PS,1sy S{ p sPRaTT tsTsSSni,e
natl, also, u the Rush Medical College, - Chi:
eag0) once, 100 Seventh street, between D aud
n0rth. ap.O.u
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-j5ys MAsONIC.-A STATED CONvO-
AZ CATION Of Eureka Royal Arch Chapter,
No. 4. will b. h Id At Central Masonic Hail, cor.
ner 81 siath aud D streets, on FRIDAY the 2!d
instant, N7p m.
The n-mbers OF the chapter are earnestly re.
Que ted to be present. Business Annual Election
OF Of1ceTs.
BY order Of the N. E H.P
oeal.2t ) JNO. THOMPSON, Scc'y.
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rl5y- OF ICE OF ma TON A l.
- fgEEDM!N,s SAVINGS AND Tn ST
COMPANY, No. 472 Seventh street, opposite the
Post once, Washington, d o., Oct 10, ls69 AT
the monthly msetiug Of the Board Of Trustees for
October, u was voted " pay TO all dsposttors
whose fun1s have been on teposiL four months on
the hrst day Of November. 1892 Interest at the rate
OF ger cent
NorB. All moneys deposited with the company
before the third MONDAY Of November will draw
Interest from tho hrsI Of Noyember.
oet2O. est [star.I
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fSSJs FINE OLD RYE WHISKY, 81
st9 per bottle. hATrAN's. Druggist. ~ "a d,
r~ISfs II II Il u Il Ii N q 20 d l. :.
tD E,says for young men who have fallen
iHtp vicious habits, aud now desire higher Ne
Tor the afflicted Gent In sealed letter envelopes,
FREQ Of charge, Address, HOWARD Ass0CIA'
TON. box r., Philadelphia, Pa sep2i3m
s<S1ysA CARD.-A Clergyman, while
SO residing in South America as missionary,
discovered q safe aud simple remedy for the cure
Of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay, Disease OF
the Urinary and Scmiyal Organs, AGd the whole
train Of disorders brought on by bAns'ul aud
vicious habils, Great numbsrs have been cured
by tbi, noble remedy, Prompted by n desire to
benefit the athlete and unfortunate, Will send
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine
10 sealed envelope to any one who needs It, PRE-
OF CHARGE Address
JOSEPH 7. INMAN.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-07-09

THEN AND Now.-During the late
Presidential campaign the Republican
newspapers and stump orators all over
the country told tho people that if Horatio
Seymour should he elected President of
the United States, public confidence would
be destroyed, business and trade would be-
come stagnant, aud in consequence me-
chanics and labnrlps men would be thrown
out of employment all over land. They
told us, on the other hand, that the cleo
ton of General Grant would restore public
confidence, make business brisk, give pen
ty of employment and good wages to the
working CLASSES, with money in abundance
t supply the wants ofbusiness men. They
PRESENTED beautiful picture of the future,
III sunshine ana prosperity, for the consid-
Grafton of the people, as the result Of Grants
election. Grant has been elected, and in
ST. ad of the prosperity we were promised,
we find business extremely dull, money
difficult to borrow, even at ruinous rates
of interest, and thousands of men out of
employment and beggary and starvation
staring themselves and their families in
the face
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EaIS 6 INTELLIGENG r
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BEL AIR, MD, JULY 8, 1859.

THE Funsr BouRB)S Wutsk Gy.- The
manufacture OF Bourbon " hiskey was 1rst
introduced by parties who emigrated from
Pennsylvania about the year 1890. Uncle
10 Shawhan, himself one of the emigrants.
being then boy of ten years of age, tells
us the first distillecy in the county was
erected by jacob Spears, the grandfather
of Captain Ed. Spears, of the well known
firm Of Woodford, Spears & Co., distillers.
The distillery was near where the noted
manufactory of w. H. Thomas now stands
Two negroes would fell trees near ly and
haul them to the distillery, while Mr..
Spears himself would cut the timber into
suitable size, distill, go to mill and also
attend fine horse he had brough. with
him, Captain John Hamilton, who ran
away from Pennsylvania on account of
participation in the whiskey insur-
rection, we have al3> heard claim to
have first distilled in this region. His
whiskey was in such demand that he never
had cause to barrel it, as purchasers came
from far and near to receive it as it came
from the still Captain Hamilton died only
a few years since, aged about 100 years.
Paris Kentuckian, June 29.
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LET NOT PREJUDICE UsURp YOUR REASON.

II is fact that in the minds of many persons pre-
judce exists against what called patent medicines
but why should this prevent You re"ortng so article
that has such arrry of testimony to support it
H05rETTER'S STOMACH BIrrERS Physicians
prescribe it !; why should You discard it Judges
usually consider ed of talent have used and do use
it in their families why should You reject it; Let not
your prejudice uSurp your to tho everlasting III
jury of your health II you sick and require med
cine, try these Btters.
While the bodily energies out by anxiety
and need stimulan this is the hest that can bo taken
1t is tempered and lifted by hygcnc herbs and roots
which prevent it from teverng the blood and hence it
does not produce n more temporary excitement to he
followed by injurious reaction, but communicates per-
manent potency to tina entire vital organizat Some
Gifts herbal constitute ns slightly soporfc that in
where seeplessnes is of the accompaniment.
O, nervous disease rse of it taken towards bedtie
will tend to produce quiet and refreshing slumber. For
papitation of heart, tremors Mysteries ainting fits
general rtsesness and causeless fears and distressing
ancies to which ladies especially subject, under
tlin morbid conditions Of mind and body peculiar 10
their the Btiers will be found the most agreeable
and certain of all the c)unterrritants.
The consttntionaly nerves may readily keep their
nilmiiy in constant check 10y the daily of this
hca!tful vegetable nc; and those who have shate
Cd their nerves" tn phrase is, either by impruen
indulgence undue physical or intellectual labor, will
find i'll this vitaIzlng elixir prompt restorative.
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BREAKFAST AND SUPPER STAKEs.-At Mr..
Watsons sale, at Valley Brook Farm, on
the 10th inst, Governor Bowie, always on
the gui otoe for the interests of his State,
pleasantly remarked in the presence of
leading turfmen, that Baltimore had a
Dinner Party Stake. but as it was custo-
mary in old maryland to eat three meals a
day, the new fair grounds there should
have Breakfast and Supper Stake to
make up the full complement of meals
The idea was acted on at once, and stake
was Immediately opened with Messrs. Nor
ris, Capt. Moore, Bowie, Hall, Dennison,
Crawford and Others rs subscribers. The
terms are as follows:
Breakfast Stake, to be run at Baltimore,
Fall of 1870, two miles and repeat, to close
August /, 1862 $500 entrance, h. E. Adj
dress Secretary of American Jockey Club
Supper Stake, for two year olds, 500
entrance, h. f.; ten to fill; to close August
1, 1869 Address Secretary of American
Jocky Club. Subscribers Morris, Bowie
& Hall, Hunter & Travers, Thomas boswell,
R. E. Lewis, Dennison &. Crawford, and
Others.
With view to promote the success of
the Baltimore Association, it was under
stood among the subscribers to the above
stakes that no money was to be added to
either by the Neutrality-suspicious. tile Turf,
ReJd and Farm.
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TO. CONSERVATIVES.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to health in
ed several years with q lung affection and that
dread disease Consumption-s anxious to make known
to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of tue pro
scrption used free of charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
SURE CuRs FoR CONSUMPTION ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS etc.
The obe Of the advertiser in sending the Prescription
Is to benefit the afflicted and spread Information which
he conceives to lie invaluable and he hopes every su
icrer will try his remedy it will nothing
and may prove blessing
Parties wishing tho prescription. will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
my2l-y Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
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ga" 1t is significant that during the adj
ininlstfation OF the government under radi-
cal auspices, the seed ofimperialism has been
sown in the soil of republican America. 1t
is not less significant that the germ of that
seed is now under the Presidency of Gen.
Grant putting forth its shoots to the light
ina not wholly uncongenial atmosphere.
When the first anti-slayery journal made its
appearance in the United States, it was re-
ceiyed with far greater aversion than that
which meets the first newspaper organ of inn
perialism. The anti-slavery print was toler
ated; the Imperialist is supported and soug t
after with avidity. In view of all this, is it
not high time that true and sincere republ.-
cans abandon party whose rule produces
such effectsp
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IMPORTANT FACT.

Wesec that persons of strong constitutions and young
suffer for days with pains Of the limbs loss of appetite
and fever who suddenly get well after choc followed
by Shiny, bilious stools. Tho relief produced by hrsc
excavations the original guide to the idea and rac
tire Of purention, a"d which, when enforced by Brand
retls Pills always benefits usually cures and often PR.
vents diseases especially Scar lei Fever and diseases Of
similar character.
L. l.. Cook, publisher of the Estate Banner" Benhlbg-
ton, W. says Brandreis Pills cured him OF Dyspepsia
after being afflicted with IL five years. His friends
and doctors considered his recovery impossible but six
boxes OF b. andrets Pills restored his health perfectly.
A Young lady OF M?rnt Pleasant sorey troubled
with Tape-Worm. All advice and medicines failed to
help her. She had no rest Thin, cateworn aud unhnp
py nhl looked the picture Of misery. Al last she
culed TO try Brandreths Pills. In year she took
seventy-two hoxes The brought away, according TO
her computation, two hundred yards Of tape.worm
At length all her bad symptoms left her; she slept and
ate naturally, ami her health became fnly restored
inu11
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THE FUTURE.-At private meeting of
his constituents NJ. Theirs is said to have ex-
pressed himself as follows Europe Che
said, solemnly, and with conviction) is adj
Eancing rapidly toward republicanism. But
do not let those who are young deceive them
selves. Through the faults of Governments,
now Welding when they ought to resist, now
resisting when they ought to guide and re-
strain-thc age which is coming will be one
oftransition, struggle and blqodshed, terrible
for all, and which I thank God ] shall not
live to see. The ENHANCEMENT Of social and
political problems has become such, that na-
lions are fatally led on to solve everything.
But solution and suppression are two things,
and questions still subsist, though set aside.
1t is only when the new birth with which
Europe is now in labor shall be old and wise
enough to solve and master the difficulty,
that republic of general we'll -beiug can
hope to restore peace and good order
NJ society. Gouare young (hc added in con.
'clusion y but.old as you may live to be, you
will witness only the prologue Of the ciyiliza-
N of the future"
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az spain. is said to be getting tired of ihe

GB- Spain. is said to be getting tired of The
Cuban war, and in proof OF 1t the Iosparcial,
one Of the leading Spanish journals, makes a
strange statement. 1t says that agents of the
Government have been sent about to the
newspaper offices to tamper with the press,
with view to obtaining its advocacU f,r the
$ ne of Cuba to the United States. The Span
bat the cost ofcarrying on the present desul-
tory war at such distance is too burdensome
to be longer endured. The Spanish Govern
ment think they may as well have good
round sum tor their fine possession, and they
haYe, according to the indignant Imparcitsb,
invited the press to get up an agitation on
the subj ct.
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MoNGoLs IN CALIFoRNIA.-We publish
this week an elaborate account of the Chi
nese in California, but as it is taken from the
New York Tribune, and is more or less col
ored by the theories of that dangerous sheet,
our readers must be on their guard against
its fillsehoods. The Mongol or Chinese APP
proximates the Caucasian or white man
more nearly than any other species of man,
but the stupid stories Of missionaries and
other ignoramuses about their discovery of
the mariners compass gImpowder, the art
ofprinting, &c, before ourselves is the sheer
est nonsense of course. OF himself or by
himself, the Mongol not only could not in
vent mariners compass, but in countless
millions Of years, could never traverse the
Pacific or find his way to America. Each
species man has its own specific centre Of
life, and therefore the Mongol can no more
become permanent aboring population on
this continent, than the orange can be grown
in Massachusetts,; still, as temporary Gle
ment they may become burdensome to the
people Of the Pacific Statcs.-N. Y. Day
Book
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Poor CHARLEsToN.--Says the Savannah
Republican:
A Massachusetts Mayor, nine ne no and
nine carpet-hag aldermen, with not the inter-
city, makes up pretty municipal govern
ment for Charleston Can any decent Nor
thern man look at it, and not feel ashamed
Can any one wonder that regulators and Klu-
KluX associations find existence among
people who are thus insulted and robbed of
their government? Is there community
at the North that would lie quiet under such
indignities? 1t is very certain there is not
one upon which 1t would be at empted Still
it is all right with the Southern people, who
are expected to receive it, and even love the
cowardly hand that thus smites them in their
weakness. But one thing is sure, a day of
retributiol will cjme, sooner or later.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned having made prepare.
= ton to accommodate parties who may
wish to visit the highly picturesque, roman
tic, and beautiful scenery at the
ROCKS OF DEER CREEK.
with Ice Cream, Water Ices, and other re.
freshments, and having also erected Pa
vilion for the accommodation OF those who
may desire to spend the day in dancing,
cordially solicit the public patronage, and
respectfully ask those getting up parties to
visit the Rocks of Deer Creek to give few
days notice, as our object is to contribute
as much as possible to the pleasure and
enjoyment of all who may favor us with
O call.
Good music can at all times be procured
in Bel Air.
GLADDEN. & ALEXANDER.
Clermont Mills, Hartford Co., Md.
my21-Sm
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the SUBJ
ecrher has obtained from the Register of
Wills Of Hayford Co., Md, Letters of Admins
tration on the pesonal estate of
BASIL GRAFTON,
late CT Hartford county, decd All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased ATE hereby no,-
fed 10 exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof, on or before the
3lst day Of hey, 1870,
or they may otherwise BY law be exclude from
all benefit Of said estate.
MI persons indebted 10 said estate are request
ed TO make immediate payment
Given under NY hand and seal this 3st day OF
May, 1859. CORBIN" GRAFTON,
jed Administrator.
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WHAT THE Pass sAYs.-The Reading pa Dispatch
saws: The well-known superiority of hISHLER's
HERB BITrERS will spare the necessity ofsaying
anything length in favor Of this magical Tonic and
Stimulant. Wherever this Bitters is best known it
meets with astonishing sale. This is the case in our
section of the country. The in this city
where the most radical have heen effected in chron
ic diseascscures which the best physicians could
effect and know of Of families four own among
the nunber.l who would not he without plentiful sup
ply OF this Great Household Remedy for any consider
Sold by all respectable druggists. Price 81 per bottle
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay and all the effects of youth
m ndiscreton WILL for the sake of suffering hunIa y,
send free to all who need it, the receipt and directions
for making the simple remedy by which he cured.
Se wishing profit by tho advertisers experience
can do 30 by addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN Is. OGDEN
my2i-ly No. AZ Cedar street New York
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BOOKS, MAGAzTMHa

AND
NEwSPAPERS-
FTNHB undersigned would respectfully call the atts,.-
i ton Of the reading community of Hartford County,
TO the fact that they got any Magazine Book or la
per published in the country and If rot on hand will or
der them and send by mail ct publishers prices Sub
scriptions taken for the following; - .Jf
New York Ledger, Southern Journal
Waverly Magazine, New York Day b. L.
Chimney Corner, ~ American Union,
Sporting Times. True Flag,
Police News, Harper's Bazaar,
Police Gazette, Scientific American
Hsrpers Weekly, Fireside Companion, I,
Leslies Illustrates, Harper's Magazine,
Godeys Lady's Book, Atlantic MONTH";
American Farmer, ,-f - .t
Daily and Weekly Baltimore Sun,
Daily, Trlweekly and Weekly Baltimore Amei i,aa
Daily, Tri-weekly and Weekly Baltimore Gazette.
Just received new stock of Christmas Books, Tey
Books &C., for gifts to children. niceselsctiop wbe
sent on receipt of one dollar. ..-
F.W. sANDERS0N,
Bookseller Havre de Grace Nd
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sB- Flour from new wheat has cen Ie-
ce,ved nj New Orleans.
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ESTRAY.
ADMINISTRATORS NOT. CE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOT. CE.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
/ 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 ~
10TH Day Of jane, 1870,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. 81"
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
qucsted to make immediate payment
Given under my hand and seal, this 10th
day of June, 1869. AMOS J. DAY, =
je1S Administrator.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
/ subscriber has obtained from the Regis
ter of Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters
of Administration on the personal estate of
HANNAH 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, en- or before the
s16M day Of June, 1870,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand and seal, this 10th
day of June, 1869. AMOS J. DAY,
jslo Administrator.
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ILLUSTRATIONS
Form important feature. Each number Is accompan.
led by either
Illustrated Supplement on some popular theme,
4 Steel Engfurzng in the best stylo Of the 4.
Art, or a large Cartoon engraved on
Wood.
Novelty freshness, and continual change uniform
~ aimed at. The Illustrations usually valuable
rs works q art; those STEEL and the Cartoons,
ssting of views of American scenery by most distn
gused painters and illustrations of character and life,
by our foremost draughtsmen. They printed with
extra separate sseets and may DO either bound
in the at the close of year. or framed to hang
upon tho wall The Journal, in this feature, will be
Quitetublike any other.
APPLgToSs Journal aims to be vigorous, earnost and
capable able organ Of thought and pleasing
to all the household account of its varied, sound,
and entertaining literature.