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THE NEWS.

A letter written from North Carolina says
that soon after the meeting of the new Legis-
lature articles of impeachment will be pre-
ferred against Gov. Holden and that, as far
as the facts are now known, no doubt is felt
that two-thirds vote of the House of the
Legislature will be secured in favor of them
for trial in the Senate. He will be charged
with the violation of the habeas corpus clause
OF the constitution, and the laws of the Legis-
ture of that State made in pursuance thereof,
though other specifications will be included
in the proposed indictment
AT Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, man named
Cyrus Adams, who knocked down and rob.
bed the paymaster of Shoenbergers Mill of
$11 900 was Immediately arrested and tried
and sentenced to twenty four years imprison-
ment, and was in the penitentiary within
twenty four hours after he committed the
robbery.
New Jersey is having an influx of Chinese
laborers.
Yellow fever has broken out to fearful
tAtclip III OoU occurring III
one week. Strict quarantine regulations
are recommended to the New York authori-
ties.
riot occurred at Easton, Talbot county,
Md, last week, growing out of an attack by
about forty negroes upon two of their own
color, who had declared their intention of
voting the Democratic ticket The Sheriff
summoned posse and succeeded in quelling
the disturbance after some sharp diminishing.
Hon. Oliver p. Morton, U. s. Senator from
Indiana, has been appointed by President
Grant as minister to England
Frequent cases of death from hydrophobia
are reported in different sections of the coun-
try. One of the latest is that of Mr. VIM.
b, Whitaker, of Saugerties, N. Y, who died
last week from this terrible disease, having
been bitten as long ago as last March by a
small dog, ON the forefnger of the left hand.
Thomas H. Robinson, Esq, member of
the bar at Towsontown, Baltimore county,
and for many years a magistrate, died ON
Thursday, at his residence, on the Hartford
road, aged 70 years.
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The little m0ng"ose when bitten by II deadly serpent
resorts to- certain plant eats oi it, aud escapes the eli.
feet OF the poison. That is instinct Human beings On
the other hand must depend and experien,
Ia selecting the means of protecting health and life
against nnwholesome influences. Now what does rea-
son say this vital subject Does it not tell MS that
TO Inyigorae and purity tie system il the best way to
protect il against the Invisible poison which
dscasei Surely il does. The next question is what
guide shall we follow in choosing medicinal saiee uard
Reason replies let your monitor be experience Well
the experience OF eighteen years comprised i'll nm
broken series OF satisfactory testimonials us that
losetcr Stomach Bttcrs possess streng theng reg
hihlhg ana antsepuc properties which not cumbi-
ned IN the same happy proportions in any other prtpar
alton eNtant. This therefore is the antidOe to which
reason bids az resort when health impered eth
er by the malaria which produces epidemic disorders or
by any other cause, whether inherent and constitutional
or connected with nur habits, occupations and pursuits
The venom Of noXiuus reptile is scarcely more sub
tie and dangerous than that which links in foul air and
impure water To escape the ieyers bilious disorders
disturbances Of the bowels and other serious maladies
produced by these nsaubruus elements il is absolute
ly necessary that the stomach and all the seCrcye or
gans should be- so to speak, in robust condition. Up
on the amount of resistance which the vital system can
oppose to the deeicrous influenced that assail it, the
safety to the health depends and it is because the
VEGETABLE INyIGoRANT mparts energy and regularity
the most important functions of the body that ii can
recommended and guaranteed an Invaluable proven
tive medicine.
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FERTILIzERs-Messrs. Harry +. Turner
& Co, as will be seen by their advertisement
in our paper, have opened warehouse at
Aberdeen, in this county, for the sale OF
guano, bone dust, &c, and where they will
also purchase grain and other farm produce
The establishment of so many depots for the
sale of fertilizers in Hartford county, within
the last few years, is an evidence ofthe grow
ing prosperity of our farming community
and among all these establishments, no more
reliable one can be found than that of Harry
F. Turner & Co., at Aberdeen.
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STRAY HOG.

Hartford COuntY to actt:
I HEREBY certify that MARY FRED,
l. of Hartford county, residing near DR..
Joshua Wilson's, in the 1st District, brought
before me, the subscriber, Justice of the
Peace in and for the said county, this
gath day of September, 1870, as stray
trespassing upon her enclosures, one white
BARROW HOG, supposed to be
about one year old, the tips of both ears
cut off.
Given under my hand,
JAMES A. FULTON.
The owner of the above described hog is
requested to prove property, pay charges
and take him away.
sep3O-3t MARY FRED.
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M A r RI r. d.

MINNICK-KE iNE.-In the NJ. p. Par
sonage, Bel Air, on the 25th inst. at u O'Clock,
by Rev. d. A. Shermer, JACOB MINNICK,
to Miss MARY A. KEANE, both of this
county.
Baltimore county papers please copy.l
PORTER-HUNTER.- the 18th OF
August, 1870, by Rev. s. b. Blake, ZELEY
w. PORTER, of Vermont, to EMILY
HUNTER, of Baltimore, formerly of Iar.
ford county, third daughter of George w
and Mary E. Hunter.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES September
letn, by the Rev J. e. Reed, CHARLES s
SHEPARD, of Baltimore, to Miss MARY II
ARCHER, of Hartford county, Md. NJ
cards
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A ToURNAMENT.-On Thursday last there
was a spirited tournament at Winchester,
Va. s. e. Macatee, the victorious Knight of
the Lost. Cause" selected Miss Charlotte
Wolfe, of Baltimore, who was crowned the
Queen of Love and Beauty" Miss Starke,
of Mobile, Miss Nj. Wolfe, of Baltimore, and
Miss Sallie Williams, of Winchester, were
chosen Maids of Honor.
Two of the successful knights at this tour
nament, Messrs s. E. and c. Gus. Macatee,
are natives of Harford-the former now re-
siding at Front Royal, Va MI G. Gus.
Macatec, who bore the title of Knight of
Maryland, crowned the second Maid of Hon
or. Well done for old Hartford!
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ACCIDENT AT OAKTNGToN.--A man by the
name of James Cook, had his left leg so bad.
ly crushed by car loaded with lumber, at
Darlington, on the Philadelphia railroad, in
Hartford county, on Friday last, that it was
necessary to amputate it above the knee
The operation was performed by DR.. John
Evans, of Havre de Grace, assisted by DR..
McCullOugh, Of OakingtOn.-.SNn.
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The CATTLE SHow.-The I'd Exhibition
of the Maryland Agricultural and Mechani-
cal Association was held at the Pimlico
grounds this week, terminating to-day. We
notice that B. F. Carroll, Esq, of the first
district in this county, entered his fine colt
Macmillan. This animal took the second
prize last year, at the exhibition held on the
same grounds.
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THE MAMMOTH CAvE.-We learn that
the first edition of DR.. w. Stump Forwood's
work on the Mammoth Cave, which we no.
ticed some time since, was exhausted in about
six weeks from the date of its issue by Lip
pincott & Co., showing that our opinion of
the book is endorsed by the reading public,
and the merits of the work fully appreciated.
A new edition is now ready, and the price
reduced to $500 per copy. The fact that the
success Of the work is already achieved, as
evidenced by its rapid sale, renders any ex-
tended notice at this time unnecessary--but
we would say to our readers, or those who
have not yet read the book, that a pleasant
literary treat is in store for them, from its
perusal Send for it, to the author, No. 1909
Park Avenue, Philadelphia.
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MAD DoGs-Quite an excitement exists
II the first district Of the county in regard to
mad dogs A Cog belonging to Mr. Thomas
Tydings, agent of the Phila, Will, and Balti-
more railroad, at Edgewood, was attacked
with the disease recently, and coming up to-
ward Abingdon we learn bit several animals
in that neighborhood, and passed on before
it could be killed. Great caution should be
exercised to prevent the spread of the terri
BILE disease, by parties destroying all animals
supposed to have been bitten, before the
hydrophobia develops itself
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BURaLARIous.-On Saturday night last
the shop of James A Fulton, Esq, who car
ries on the saddle and harness making bust
ness in this town, was entered by some thief
or thieves, and about forty dollars worth of
stock, such as leather, harness, whips, &C.,
was carried off The entry was effected
through window, and there is as yet no
clue to the perpctrator
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MEETING OF THE COUNTY coMMIsaIoNEas.

REVOLUTIONS IN REGARD TO THE DEATH OF
coll o. II. THOMAS.
On Monday, September 26th the board of
County Commissioners for Hartford county
met at their Office in Bel Air, when the death
of Col o. Ii. Thomas, counsel of the board,
was announced. On motion, the board ad-
journed to attend the funeral of the deceased,
and upon re assembling ON Tuesday morn
ing, the following resolutions of respect TO
the memory of the deceased were adopted:
Whereas by dispensation of Providence,
Col. Oliver III. Thomas, counsel to this board,
has been removed from our midst by death !;
and it is alike consonant with our feelings
and due as tribute of our respect to his
memory, that we, who have been intimately
associated with him in the relation above
stated, should bear Observation-Disclosures rs
its expression may be--to the sterling worth
and many estimable qualities that adorned
and gave force to the character of the de-
ceased-therefOre
ResolCed, That in the death of Col. Oliver
IL. Thomas, our counsel since we have been
organized as board of County Commission
ers, we have sustained the loss of an able, firm
and conscientious legal adviser, and one in
whose opinions we have ever reposed that
confidence which his reputation and ability
as n lawyer merited at our hands.
ResoI0ed, That in common with the COM
immunity in which he resided at the time of
his death, we deplore his decease as an ire
parable loss, because we have ever recognized
him as citizen whose matured faculties and
sterling requirements of mind were of inesti-
mable value to his fellow men, and also as
one whose friendship was adorned with the
many accomplishments and marked with the
perfect sincerity Of the true gentleman, to an
extent that endeared him in the highest de-
gree to all of us in the more intimate rela-
tions ofsocial intercourse and companionship.
Res0leed That in their great bereavement
our most sincere sympathy is extended to
the afflicted family and relatives of our de-
ceased counsellor and friend.
ReSOtCed, That copy of these resolutions
be transmitted to the family of the deceas-
ed and also that they be entered upon the
minutes of our proceedings and published in
the county newspapers
BY order of the Board,
JAMES A. FULTON,
Clerk.
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ROAD NOTICE.

THIRTY days after the first publication
Il of this notice, application will be
made to the County Commissioners to open
public road, beginning at or near L. s.
Rogers barn, RUNNING thence through the
lands of E. S. Rogers, Thomas Butler and
John j. Street,, until it intersects the road
leading from La Grange to Five Forks,
sep30
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SALES OF PRoPERTY.-R. E. Bouldin, Esq
has purchased from Mr.. George Jeffrey his
house and lot, situated in this town, on Main
street extended. Improvements new and
good
Also Mr. John Bauer has purchased the
new dwelling house with lot attached recent.
ly erected by A. Preston Gilbert, Esq, stu.
ated on Bond street.
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CARPETINGs.-Ou friend A. G. Griffith
has removed his carpet store from Baltimore
street to No. 70 North Howard street, Balti
more. Mr. G. is a reliable and prompt bust
ness man, and being native and resident of
Hartford, we hope will receive, as he deserves,
a liberal patronage.
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SERIOUS CHARGE.-On Sunday last Sheriff
Morgan received into his custody, James
Dever, on commitment from Justice San
derson, of Havre de Grace, charged with
committing rape on little girl named
Carrie E. Thompson, nine years of age in
Bush River Neck in this county.
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M Office.

(HHE Democratic and Conservative yo-
i tiers of Hartford county, are requested
to meet at the places Of holding elections
in their respective districts,
On SATURDAY, OCTOBER, LIST,
for the purpose oforganizing their districts
for the Congressional campaign.
BY order of,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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FIRE. On Friday night, 10th September,
the stable ofJacob Minnick, Esq, at the Hick-
DRY, in this county, was burnt with its con-
tents, consisting of about five tons of hay
The fire was supposed to have been the work
of IN incendiary. No insurance.
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ACCIDENTAL young man named Doyle,
living with Mr.. Minnick, at the Hickory, was
last week thrown from mule and so severe
ly injured about the head that for several
days his life was despaired Of Dr. r. ID.
Lee rendered his professional services and
at last accounts the young mans condition
was improving
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A1aSA-A FRAME
sssaaa1Aa7s TENANT HOUSE.

About 25 acres of the land is cleared, bal
ance well timbered.
This property is admirably situated in
pleasant neighborhood, adjoining the lands
Of James B. Cuddy, John March McComas,
William Robinson and Others, and is with
in an hours ride of Baltimore city, being
only one and a-halt miles from White
Hall, and two miles from Monkton, North
ern Central Railroad, and offers to the
farmer, the merchant and the miner, rare
opportunity for q profitable investment.
TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by the
decree are-that one-third Of the purchase
money shall be paid in cash on the day OF
sale, one-third in six and the balance in
twelve months thereafter, the credit pay
ments to bear interest from the day of sale,
and be secured by the bonds Of the pur-
chaser, with approved security.
JIM. STREET.,
PLEASANT HUNTER,
Trustees.
THE York Gazette and Lancaster MteHi-
gencer publish till sale and send bills to
Trustees.
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THE ToURNAMENT.-Our readers will not
forget that next Tuesday, the fourth of Octo-
Der, will be the day on which the tourna-
mcnt will be held here. Everything in the
way of preparation Tor it goes on smoothly,
and good time is expected.
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LOST |!

IN Bel Air or vicinity Bamboo CANE,
l. with curved handle tipped with ivory,
and owners name engraved thereon. A
reward will be paid, on returning it to this
Office
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APPOINTMENTS TO ST. JoHN's COLLEGE,
We notice in many of our exchanges the
appointment by the county boards of school
commissioners of students to st. Johns Col
lego. How is it with us? Has our board the
same right of appointment? If so, has it
been exercised If it has, no report thereof
has reached us.
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WEBSTER UNABRIDdED IN OUR PUBLIC SCHooLs.-The
last edition of this great workal the English language
between its covers and three thousand Illustrations be-
sdeseaves nothing further to be desired in this di.
rection for The next two three decades least This
dictionary should become it were a daily handbook
ter Daily Express.
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BASE BALL-The first nine of the Chesa-
peake club, Del Air. will leave here on Sat
urday TO morrow morning, to play a return
match game with the Oakland Club of Falls.
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DIED.

HARKlNS.-On the It'll inst, HOWARD,
aged months and % days, infant son OF
Jno. Ii. and Sallie +. Harkins
Oh, who would weep To see
The little body cold
Could they but know how blcst are they
The babes in Jesus fold
There Is unOt her little hand
To Heavens harp strings gwen
Another gentle scraph's voice,
Another star ia Heaven.
McFADDEN.-At Churchyille, on the 9Th
of September JOHN ID. MCFADDEN, aged
6S years.
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NOTICE.

EULTON ASHTON, proprietor of the
Il HARTFORD HOUSE, Bel Air,
wishes to make known to the people, that
upon the day of the Tournament at Bel
Air, 4th October next, he will be amply
prepared to accommodate TWO HUN
DRIED HORSES. Also that his Table
Accommodation shall be sufficient for
all who may be kind enough to patronize
his Hotel. FULTON ASHTON,
sep30 Proprietor.
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GB We hope our correspondent 3D. l..
c." will bear with us. His communication
has been received, and will be published at
the earliest opportunity.
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Local Affairs.
REGISTRATION,

The following Isl correct list of the num-
Der registered in this county last week, in
the different districts:
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AN IMPORTANT INvENTIoN.-The Della
ware County Republican gives currency to
the report of a great scientific discovery
made by Miss M. E. Peck, of Chester, by
which. fruit can be preserved any length of
time, in its original shape, and fully retain its
natural flavor, without the aid of heat or su
gar. The new process will take the place of
the former tedious and often unsuccessful
mode of canning, and other methods of pre-
serving. By this process, if the fruit is
sound, even if mellow, it can be preserved as
long as is wished, i'll baskets or barrels. The
cost of preserving peaches, pears or tomatoes
by this process, will not be one tenth that of
any ermode. The result of experiments
have been so successful as to induce the in
Ventor to apply fora patent right, which will
be shortly granted
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EMINENT MEN OF ScIENcE have discovered that electr
city aud magn are developed in the ystem from the
iron in the blood) This accounts for the debility low
spirits aud lack Of energy person feels when this Vita
element becomes reduced. The Peruvian Syrup, pro
toXide of iron, supplies the bio with its iron element
and is the only form in which it is possible for it to en-
ter the circulation.
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FOR SALE.

TNHE following articles will be sold on
Il credit of six months, the owner
having no further use for them: one Gold
Lever WATCH and CHAIN, one light one
Horse no-top BUGGY WAGON, one well
kept PIANO, fine double-barre DUCK
ING GUN.
Also lot of CHESTNUT and OAK
FENCE POSTS.
Enquire of the undersigned in Dublin.
a26-3m ANDREW b. LINDSAY.
mr.. JOHN Ill. STOKES ofMoores-
~ town, N. j., having disposed of his
interest and goodwill in the bark business
in Hartford county, Md, to J. WISTAR
EVANS, of 410 Race St, Philadelphia, the
business will be conducted by him as here
toforc under the superintendence ofGideon
G. Smith. sep30-2t*
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KNIGHTS.

sY- After the fitting there will be
Burlesque.
N. B. If the day should be untavorable,
the Tournament will be held on the next
fair day.
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EOUND.-On the Hartford Turnpike,
IL near Bel Air, black silk PARASOL,
which the owner can have by applying at
this office.
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Chester Pigs for Sale.

SEVEN WHITE CHESTER PIGS for
- sale. Enquire at THE Hkgis Office.
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.

About 100000 Prussians bcsicged Paris
Meanwhile reports of internal dissentions,
even to the extent of actual collisions between
the exciting government and the seltra re-
publicans, are at intervals circulated, and
again denied. The efforts toward suspcn-
sion of hostilities, looking to an arrangement
for peace, seem to prove abortive
1t is evident that King William does not
wish republican form of government to
gain firm hold on the soil of France, and the
programme is said to be laid down that he is,
in the end, to restore Napoleon to the throne
of that country, who will then abdicate in "a
Vor of the Prince Imperial.
Queen Victoria has written letter of con
dolence to the Empress Eugenic.
Strasbourg, with its garrison of AL officers
and 1900 troops, surrendered on Wednes
day
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FOR SALE.

4 VERY fast TRoTTINa STALLION j;
~ trots inside 8 minutes; is 16 hands
high, weighs in condition 1900 lbs, works
splendidly everywhere, is perfectly gentle
and sound, of fine style, and dark bay.
He was sired by "Vermont Durosk,"
out of thoroughbred mare. viii be sold
cheap, =! cash, balance on 6 months time.
Enquire for further particulars at this Of
flee. sep30-3t
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BENJAMIN SwARTz ! In the Circuit Court
VS.. for county sitting in
ROBERT AMOS. Chancery

ORDERED, this 2Sth day of September,
" A. d., 1870, that the sale made and ire
ported by Robert W. Whaland, trustee, for
the sale of real estate within mentioned, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
2Sth day of October next provided a copy
of this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed and published in Hartford county,
once week for three successive weeks before
the said 28th day of October next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
$1,000.
A. L. JARRETT, Clerk,
True Copy, Test,
sep30 A. L. JARRETT, Clerk.
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No. white voters, 1886 Toll vote GOA
White majority, 3,729.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Congress, Cd Congressional
District.
Hon. Stevenson Archer.
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BEL A IR, M d.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 30. 1870.

RS-The Egs' has a more extended circulation among
the Intelligent farmers and business OF Hartford than
any other paper in the county. No "Lock Hospital or
other obscene Lottery advertisements will appear
subscribers ~ for their paper in advance and
ailenty are Just the class advertisers desire toreach
The attention of respectable and legitimate advertisers
is drectsd to the above facts.