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IHR BANKRUPT CoRPoRATION-Etoh More
Warrants for Mayor B0lceR-SEL.s on the Warf
Cornmissioners "OrdeTs."-Mr. Allison NaylOr
and Mr.. j. w. Clark this morning applied 70
Justice Clark for warrants for arrest of Mayor
Bowen, on civil process, IN eight cases Of debt
against the CORPORATION. tie claims beino on
that number Of "orders" 10 Corporation labor
ers on the city treasury, in amounts varying
from SO TO S45 which orders were each signed
by either Commissioner Himber, of the First
Ward; Peters, Of the Second; or Maurice Mur-
ply, of the Fourth. The warrants were issued,
and placed in the hands OF Constable james
Mchenna, and he at once proceeded 70 the
Mayors oIice in quest OF his Honor.
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The SENATE BILL changing the judicial dis
tricts OF the United States attaches Maryland
to the Pennsylvania district, and if it passes the
House, legislates Judge Bond out of the off ice
to which he has just been appointed.
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Death of an Ex- Cong ressman.
1eleoraphed EzclusiUely TO The Evenin0 Star.
LEWISTON, ME-, June 3.-Ex-C Congress man
Cornelius Holland died to-day.
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RArCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in ths world.
Harmless reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
cad nor any cltditc poison 10 produce paray Or
sCssting virtues they do not possess The genuine
" A. Bachelors air Dye has had thirty years
untarnished reputation to uphold its integrity as
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
by all Druggists. Applied At 10 Bend street,
MY. fe Str
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALLS IVES yEsETAsLE sIcILIAN

Has proved itself to be the perfect preparation
for the Hair ever offered to the public n
Restore Gray Hair to its Original Color,
and create new growth where it has fallen Oh from
disease or natural decay.
IL tciH pTsTSHf me HGir from JailiHs ont
All who Ese il are unaninous in awarding il the
praise ot being tlfr best III air Dressing extant.
Our TreaIise the III air sent free by mail.
MANrTA ,IUaED ONLY BT
X. p. HALL CO., Nashua. n. IT,, Prurrietprs.
kOr sale by all druggists. Jr 3-eolm
KF IS4O. 1870. ri
PAIN KILLER
This Valuable Family Medicine has besn widely
and faVoraOly knQwn IL our own and foreign CJan-
tries, upwards Of
THIRTY YEARS
II is an External and Internal Remedy. For sum
meI Complaint, or any other form of bowel disease
IN Children adults. 10 ~ almost certain cure,
and has, without doubt, been more successful IN
curing the various kinds Of CHOLERA than any
other known remedy the most ekillfu Phy SiCian
In India, Africa and China, where this dreadful die
ease Is more less prev alent. the Pain Killer Is
considered by the natives, well as European
ieuts in those climates, sure TsHIsfy: and while IT
Is most efficient remedy for main, IL is perfectly
safe medicine, even in Unskiful hands. Sold ~ all
Druggists. Ie3i eOSwlm
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RELIGIous OPIOefTIoN TO MAsoNRY.-The
Synod OF the Reformed Presbyterian Church of
New York has declared against Free Masonry
and other secret societies as "pagan in their
character, intnel in their tendency, and peril
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HNorth Brideexater. Mass. is e,

~North Bridgewater, Mass, is experiment.
ing on three-wheeled wagons, which causes
quite sensation in that town.
@A North Carolina paper advertises for
printers who can read. 1t has had enough of
the other kind. -
IFrom Disraeii's "Lothair" "There is no
real business in the Fenians. Their treason is
fairy tale, and their sedition child talking in
its Sleep"
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TODAY.
From ranee-Preliminary Examiua-
ton of the PlOtters Against the Life
of the Emperor.

Ietegrdpded 6IChstcety 10 the Erentn9 S,dr.
PARIS, june 3.-Seversl prisoners who were
arrested during the recent pol teal excitement,
charged with completely in the plot against the
nation and the life OF the Emperor, were yeSter-
day brought up for preliminary examination
in the chamber OF accusation of the High Court.
The Court also investigate the papers found on
the persons of some of the prisoners. Many OF
these are adjudged TO have no connection what
ever with the conspiracy. While some of the
prisoners were held for trial, several were un-
cOndtionally released.
From LOndea-ffepOsedY Yacht Race
Fenian Excitement fn England
PrecautiOns-Fourth Day of the
EPSON Races.
LONDON, June 3.-The New York yachts ard
those OF the Royal Yacht Club will compete on
the 18th instant for the Dovertown cup. The
course will be from Dover, England, 10
Bolougne, France, and back.
There are still some appreheHsiOns in regard
10 the movements of the Feniens IN England.
The government has received private infOrma-
ton concerning their place OF operations, and
as consequence, orders have been issued from
the Admiralty Oeice to double the guards at ali
the dOcbyards and naval stations in Great Brit
ain, to keep fires banked on all the steamers,
and other precautions calculated to facilitate
the suppression OF any revolt.
To-day is the fourth day Of the Epson races.
The interest ceDters in the race for the Oaks
Stakes OF fifty sovereigns each, the owner of the
second horse TO receive 500, and the third 10
s0uereigns, which closed with 1sS subscribers.
four on Hester; three TO one against Sunshine;
five TO one on Mr.. Reeves br. f. Pate.
Increase Of Emigration 20 America.
LIVERPOOL, June 3.-Ihe tide of emigration
TO America Is increasing. No less than 2l 900
emigrants, mainly Irish, left this city for
various American ports during the month of
May. Nine-tenths of them went to New York.
The Smallpox I'm Paris-The Value of
yacciRatiO0 Demonstrated.
LONDON, June 3--The physicians of Paris re-
I oTt that the practical value of vaccination as
preventive of smallpox has been profession
ally demonstrated by actual observation IN tf at
city during the past month.
The Feumenical CeractI.
ROVE, June 3--Immediately after the prom
1lgston of the dogma of infalibility on the 29ih
OF June the Ecumenical Council will take a
recess until the 18th of October.
The Irish Press Rejoice I'm the Pase-
age Of the Land bill.
DUBLIN, June 3.-The final passage of the
land bill is regarded favOrsbly by the Irish
press generally. Some of the newspapers are
jubiant over the success OF the measure.
Death Of a Noted individual
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aQQ LINEN SUITS. PLAIN CHECK AND
.VOU Striped Goods, al OAh HALL, J2J eth
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DENTISTRY.

IN W. EEBRILL,
~ - - DENTIST,
No. 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AyFyUE &@
Between 18th and 18th streets. SIICH
All Dental work done il the best manner, and m
moderate prices.
Gas. ChlsrC form Ether used, n desired for er.
tracing Teeth without pain. fell
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MARRIAGE rs HOxORaBLE.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, ON the horors,
pleasures, and al vantages of a happy MARRIAGE,
oontrasted with Single Life, and the fearful e. Is
OF CELBACY. in modern times. sent free, in sea ed
envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. my23-m,wIBn
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street. u
u q. REICHENBACH's Piano Store,
q, Ne. 423 lila Street, above Pennd. Avenue,
(EsTABLIsHED OVER 30 HEARs,l
sole agency for the sale of the celebrated PIANOS
ofNm. knabe 4 20, Baltimore, and VIM
McCsumOn, Albany; also, second hand FEff9
Planes, Organs and Melodeons for sale ortIttit
rent on the most, accomraodAting terms; Piano and
Organ Tuning sRd Repairing. sp4 ""
vi L L 1 n Y.
MRS. J y SPENCER. 80
$50 PENNSNLNANiA AVENUE
Between 9Th and 10Th streets. ssA<s<<
IS Es 70 INFORM her Customers and the ladies'
ALL tbat having made arrangements for opening
ErsnCh Estael lsliment AZ the WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS. VA, she will sell of her entire stock 0i
FRENCH MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
Al al IMMENSE SACRIFICE, for the next 3
days Having Iust returned from New York. her
stock comprises all the newest and most superb
style Of the season
n. B.-The HAIR DRESSING DEPARTMENT
az the Springs T. let. Apply al $50 PeuIsyly lyaaa
avenue ng2-- I'm
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The Smallpox I'm Paris-The Value OF
Vacciaati0A Demonstrated.
The FeumentcaI CernciI.
The Irish Press RejSice I'm the Pase-
age Of the Land bill.

DUBLIN, June 3.-The final passage of tht
land bill is regarded favorably by the Irisf
press generally. Some Of the newspapers are
jubilant over the success OF the measure.
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DARLOw-s GALLERY

DARIOW-S GALLERY,
ID I236 PEyNA. AVENUE, SOUTH SIDE,
Near 1874 S;rest north.
sale The Betrothed, BY Mariz CaIisch; Of the
most heautiful pictures by this great master,
B1e IN a 1T SH LagEs95 Is6 d
~ =. strobe The original portrait Of Col. Richard
Is said to have shot Tecumseh; painted fron
life, AZ frankfort, kentucky. By }; Neagle, ISIS.
fne Pictures from the .sTht mpsoni and Beaumont
sSectiGn' s9ong whch Are & &SrigiW3sl g2rtTais Of
Sssrt sgsTf : s5 Nm & &BeeSShy S by. By RHss1 sir
Gen, James watson % Webb, By Charles Eiott;
street Scene, BY :. II. z; kOehkock; Also, choice
&c: making sitoeethsr one OF the finest and largest
collections for sale in the United staies ,i,
no 4s6{on Enxshllbsidssion}Nei FIX 4se
s11TzI. sR ana S"ie (sIREz1.
ass sESr14E "a a Is .fzISI H brtEslS ssa streets,
EIEh, Doors ADORE Odd Fsliotcsi MAJ,
Choios OIL Paintings, Engraving; Chromos, &c.
Picture Frames Picture Cord and Tsssels, Rings,
balls. &c. IN the District.
Piease remember Name and Number. spgIy'
A XII REPOSITORY,
24sF sTBEKr.
BEzssa 7zutss1;i asa Fs~sse.sa S'Esai.
OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAvINGs,
PHOTOGRAPHS, CHBOMOs, Sc,
ROGERS GROUPS OF CULPTURE, A
ABTIsTs' MATERIALS,
sTATUETTEs, &c, &c,
PICTURE FRAMES,
CORD AND TASsELS, &C. &C.
yELVET PASSE PARTOUTS,
PARLOR BRAOkETS, sc
A Zine Assortment for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
oo K-ly A.ys SMITH.
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CHARLES HEIDSIECK

CHAMPAGNE. sillery aud Extra Dry In Bas-
kets-in cases. For sale by all wholesale gTOcers
and wine dealers. Sole agent for United States,
sCHULTZE TALLER, 40 Beaver. street, New
York. NH Il 2aw2n
MIIHAU'S GOLDEN COD LIVER OIL.
Pure and reliable, obtained from fresh and healthy
liyeTs, and unsurpassed by any yet produced Sold
by all respectable druggists. j. MILHAUS SONS,
1e3 Brosdway,N Y. ny6-F&Tlm,r
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S0A ALPACA AND DRAP D'kTA ANDNUN's
street. Jel
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CRIslNAI COURT, yHSSs Hswytr,gs-Nester-
DAY, IN the case OF sam lei al BarCn. indicted
Tor the murder Of A. j. Giddings. . boz. a. he
llth-sueet wharf, the jury returned a verdict
oi mans slaughter. A motion wac made Tor a
new trial.
ment in the case OF Samael Van Burcn con-
victed Yesterday Of manslSughter. IN kilnng the
boy A. j. 1iddings, IN MAY, lse, va argued
st considerable length, and Judge Humphries
Oyeuuled the motion, aud sentenced the prt-
soner TO two years in the Albany peuitentiary.
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Thresbing Machines ana Horse Powers Of
superior construction, and can attach a Sepa-
ratnr to any Thresher that cleans grain as well
as any Separator in use, and yet requires no
additional horse power over or above double
shaker.
Their celebrated Drill, Of course, always on
hand, the character of ~ bicb Il 100 we'll cstah'
iished to need comment here.
:, Also Corn Shelters, Plows, Rollers, Dirt
Scoops, &C., &c.
J., @z1- Repairs done with promptness and on
liberal terms
The most Of the above named Machinery re-
duced in price to suit the times.
Farmers give us a call before purchasing
elsewhere, as we are determined to please.
WAGNER x MATTHEW'S,
near X. X. Depot, Westminster, Md.
may l2-6m
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u n ION
Agricultural Works,
Westminster Md.


WM. II. HARM AN& CO..
TAKE this method to acknowledge their
kind regards TO a generous public for the
very liberal support they have received, il
has far exceeded their expectations. They
now assure the public generally. that, with
enlarged facilities for doing all kinds Of
work generally done in the Lest Foundry
aud Machine Shops in the whole country,
they are ready to furnish every article in lheir
line-such in part, as
THRESHERS,
HORSE POERS,
SPRING TOOTH WHEEL HORSE
RAKES, PLOUGHS OF all kinds and
variety, (includng the Ohnstead Patent
Revolving Land Side Plough Corn Shell
lers, and Agricultural Implements generally,
at prices as moderate as any other establish
meiit can afford to furnish the same, euaran.
tceing at all times oil Machinery manufac.
tared by us.
Having just completed new and very
extensive Foundry, we are now ready to
supply CASTINGS Of all kinds, of superior
quality and finish at short notice.
By prompt attention to business. and q
determination to maintain the standing and
credit Of our mandatory, we hope to meri
and receive continuation of the publ,
favor heretofore so generously given.
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WILLIAM M OORE
Practical Watch Maker
and JcwelIer.

fEHE undersigned would respectable beg
i leave TO inform his frienas and the
public that he has taken The store adioin;.s
Mr. =, r. Gernand's Store, for t6e nufs
pose q conducting the - p'''.
Watch, Clock and Jewelry
business, and hopes by d strict and faitbf., i
attention to business, to merit liberal sbare
o. their patronage Persons wanting 6ne
WATCHES for their own usr or 3,,r ores roo
ents, will Dc well TO rire ne 4 call. Is hy
long experience in the businesn, / wiIl hs
rble TO select them an article which w;li
gve entire satisfaction, aud al low ns;..ass
Watches. Clocks aud Jewelry will III q,
and warranted. ,s's's ''''''' "
oct22.tf VrfIIau .tco0r
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STATEME ENf
OF THE
EXPENSES OF CARROLL co.
FOB THE
Fiscal Year Ending June 30th, 1870

DUBLlSHED by order of the County
Il Commissioners in pursuance of Section
0 Of Article %, of the Code of Public Gen
eral I.aws. which provides that
'The County Commissioners shall make
out and publish, in nj least two newspapers
published in their respective counties, if
their be two, a detailed, minute and dccu
rate statement OF the expenses Of their said
counties, specifying therein each particular
item of expense, and for what aud to whom
paid, and shall also deliver to the Sheriff of
their respective counties as many copies of
such statement as there are Election Dis
tricts of said county, at least ten days before
each general election, and the Sheriff shall,
within six days after the receipt of such
copies, set up one Of them at the place of
holding elections in each Election District. /"
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Constables.
Laying Ous and Opening Pub
lie ROads.

In the case of the petition ofBe-
linda Jacob and others, for a
public road from the Deer
Park to the Nicodemus road
near Hanson p. Bartholow's
line kiln .................. 2I
In the case of the petition of
John 2. Hartzell and others,
for apiece of public road, com.
mencing near the 0tterdale
mills on Big Pipe Creek, and
running through the lands of
James Bostian to intersect the
county road leading from said
mills to Union Bridge .......... IA so
In the case of the petition of Mi
chacl Brilliant and others, for
u Public road from Smiths
mill to the Hanover turnpike
in District No. 6................ 2l so
In the case of the petition of
Henry L. Eek and Others, for
piece ofroad toget to thenew
bridge at lPiest's mill ......... IA so
Examiners notices omitted in
ls69........:.;......:.........:....- l8 so
In the case of the petition of Ro.
bert I. Shipley and others, tor
new piece of road to get to
the new bridge over the Pa
tapsco talls........ .............. 10 -,
In the case of the Petition of
Eden Engleman and others,
for New Road, from Hyda's
lane to the Public Road lead.
ing from Linwood Station on
the IEestern Maryland Rail.
/, road, to Uniontown..........,.. 20 so
For opening the same per order 100 =,
Public Printing
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LA PIERRE HOUSE,
TERMS $3.50 PER DAY.

T X u ; LOU FER D 4 Z.
TESEE undersigned has the pleasure Of
Il announcing TO bis friends and the pub
lie generally, that he has leased the large
and commodious Hotel, situated on the
corner Of Calvert and Franklin Street, op
posile Northern Central Depot, Baltimore.
Having been engaged for the last 80 years
in conducting popular hotels, he feels as
sured of being able to meet oil just expec-
iations Of the travelling community in man
aging the la Pierre House in style equal
to any hotel in the city.
JOHN G. V0SHELL,
ap 2S-tf Baltimore, Nd.
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N a I'll on al II o t ell,
WESTMINSTER, ND,
NOAH sMEACH, Proprietor.

HAVING thoroughly reftted and other.
j. wise improved this Hotel, no effort
Will be spared to insure the comforts of the
guests, and make II the fayorite resort Of
the travelling public. The Table will always
be supplied with the very bast the market
affords, and the Bar stocked with the ehoi
eest Liquors, Wines, Cigars and Tobacco.
The Hotel is within 20 yards Of the Ticket
Oihce Of the Western Maryland Railroad
and Telegraph Office.
A liberal share ofthe public patronage is
requested. nov 25-Iy
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Aims House Report.

BY the 9th Section OF Article of the Code
Of Public Laws, the County Commissioners are
required at the time of making their Annual
Statement Of the County Expenditures, to pub
lish statement Of the financial eosdiion Of the
Alms House.
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Aims House Purposes.

For the support of the inmates
in said institution for one year
estimdted...."..."...... ...".... 5000 -.
Amount allowed the Overseer or
Steward as salary for one year 400 -.
The services of Physician to
said institution for one year. 100 -.
Maid Hlre.,.,.. ......... ........"... 81 :.
Services rendered on the farm by
regular farm hands...... $50 =.
Deficiency in the appropriation
for said Farm and Aims House
for the year 1869, 10 per Aims
Housereporthereuntoannexed $3425 40
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Superior PatapScO Flour.

and FEED Of all kinds. Will pay the highest
price for Grain Of all kinds, and will fur
nished Fertilizers Of the best quality to
Farmers, for cash.
Having Mr. zeber for Cooper, win fur.
nish tight work in that line, 1t shortest
notice.
sep 2t,-ly l. WINCHESTER.
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N o TIC Z t.

YvHE subscriber having rented the Ware.
IL house formerly occupied by Messrs.
Lynch Il Dillar, win keep on hand and for
sale his
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FOr LInuldnl.om.

NVviV-'fs'ss '''''' ''sF's '''sss ssss.. OJ0I OV
For Liquidation.
Amount appropriated for paying
part Of lie principal the ereof 5000 -.
F0rSupport GG Public Schools.
Amount appropriated for tho
support Of public schools, be.
ing 10 cents on the 500 vnl-
uation Of nssessable property
Of the county. 1906 lG
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Due Other Counties
Justices Of The Peace.

For amount due to Howard co.
as per statement rendered 4S
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FUENNTTURE,
FRANK HERR.

and avery article necessary TO Binding.
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Per Granville Wilson, Esq, Steward
to amount levied, for said institu-
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Policies NOn-FOrfcitabIe.
NO RESTRICTIONS ON RESI-
DENCE OR TRAVEL.

OFFICERS:
w. c. Darlington, President.
John T.. Edwards, Vice President.
ID. ]. HartSOok, Secretary.
j. J. Hopkins, Assistant Secretary.
b. e. HartSOOk, Cashier.
James T.. Wolf, Superintendent of Agencies.
G.. Henry ParrOw, VI. D.,0
G.. II. Smith, VI. D., Medical Advisers.
George Ross, VI. u.
Prof. Edward II. Smith, Actuary.
ID. L. Fackler, Consulting Actuary.
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EXAMINATION OF FERRY.-The eXami,
nation of Amos Ferry, charged with
biramv was commenced before Squire
Johnston yesterday morning. The case
is g good deal mixed. There is no
doubt but that Ferry has been married
a good deal but he seems to have the
luck Of pleasing his numerous wives SO
well that the eau; he got to testify
against him.
From what VIC could gather ycstcr,
day We make out that Ferry was mar,
ricd. on the 9th of November. ISiS. to
Jane Hand, by Squire Jane Burn
ham, of Madison county, Ohio. This
wife, il Is alleged, is dead He then
married Margare, Lukcr. Of Bridge
port, Ohio as is alleged. This marriage
Ferry denies. He lived with thewoman.
he saws, but was never married 10 her.
On the 9TH Of September, 1868, he was
married by Rev Gideon Martin, Of this
county, to Mrs. Olivia Hancs, a brevet
widow, and the complaining witness.
Last fall or win,cr he married the fourth
wife, an Island angel known to the pc,
lice as Dublin Tricks The license
for this last marriage was obtained in
Stcuhcnville, Ohio.
Mrs. Hanes, the complainant, is Il
faded, worn-looking woman of forty or
fortv-fvc, the mother of seven children,
bv her first husband and one by Ferry.
Her case is considerably mixed. She
and IIancs were married AZ William
McCurdy's, near the Stccnrod place,
some twenty years ago, and parted some
six or eight wears ago-hc to 90 into the
army and she to seeking consolation in
doing jobs Of washing From thaf time,
she SAYS, she has never seen nanCf, and
does not know whether he was air" OF
not. She never obtained q diyoro" rom
him, nor he from her as she knows o.
though he said he would. Having
great faith in his promises, she allowed
Fcrry's soft Establishments 10 prevail
over her honor, and she bore him child
some two years before he married her.
IIancs, it appears, ha~ married again
and is living at or near Fnlton.
The case was contiaued for a father
hearing to allow the State an opfo:tu,
nifty to corral the remainder II Ferry $
wives, Ferry being required to find bail
in the sum OF $500 for his appearance
when called for
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THE Rec DIVORCE SUIT for fraud in
age, is causing great excitement in B"s-
ton 1t should warn young men not TO
marry in haste Rice is but 81, his
bride 81. He swears that she made
him believe she was but his own age, by
using Magnolia Balm upon her face,
neck and hands. Poor youth He
probably found her elbows weren't quite
50 soft and pretty. Ought Hagan to be
indicted? We know of many similar
cases. This Balm gives a most wonder
ful pearly and natural complexion, to
which we don't object. We like pretty
women. To finish the picture, they
should Use Lyons Kathairon upon the
hair With pcarly chin, rosy checks,
and soft, luxuriant trcsses they become
irresistible.