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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14

Der Seiistitel uber tas 9anb unb bic Ser.
beherunsen auf bemielbsn ben bieie Wiiic,
nen leitenben ~relisiDifn gsretnen bepiaist
une betdtist fein fcu. Da bieie Mii1cn
fur bic Snbianer idon TN Sabre 1888 &C.
fiftet purbe, 10 beanipru9teG rsbiiaofBlan>
Diet sleia mad Gnnabnae bieies @efeses
tas Gisentbumsre4t ilbsr bieiensanbestbsil,
rcrauf tut aud bas &riessbeparteuent, bic
Stabt ganepuper unb Anbere, bic aue erf
ipdter setcmmen, Elm Re&t ~ BADEN beam
fpruden. Sn ben lesten 20 Subren Bat bic
tattcliiae Rificn i4en uiebertclt cine
enbsultise bo&fe' Gntf&einuns beantrast
unb ipuptl Der General > %9anbu,eatr, als
AUDI Der General Mnpalt Bates taben III
ttren @unfen entf&tebeu, neil bic Rin1on
f4rn LANCE befanb, ete nod Elm ameritant>
i4er NnFebler bcrtttn setcu,uasn mar unb
II Sabre fraber, ebe bas Sort erridtet
uurbe. Rit @runb nennt Der .6erolb b.
@luutens" Is Elm tinauaeli9reinbes 1nredt
son estte Itsr &~esieruns, bic gRif'ca fort
unb fort ;u beldfjeen. ba ibr aud nt9t Der
S@atten zines &e&tes ;ur @site febt.
@enn fe Elm &e&t auf bic Riiion bat, 70
bepeiie ie Is unb bic Sa9e If entiGiebsn,
absr cbne ares Re&t, sesen a1e ridterli9en
Gntfdeieunseu f%crtpdbrenb NIT rotsr
@epult breben, if Elm unrurbisss 8erfat
rea,
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eiieubatn=3ns berbranut. :

etfeubabn=3nB t%erbrauut. - Der 6fli4
fabrenbe Yafasier> unb goasus Der Bis,
ern7u : Weftatn 1T II, Iienfas Abenb,
rdtrenb er f9 Scmaa ndberte, Elm Raub
Der Slammen eerorben. Der Waihinif
bemerfte uetrere brennenbe 6oljtaufen am
gelsife entlans, auein bic gntbeduns wuree
70 ipdt seuadt, sab inn feline anbere @atl
blieb, ais bic Tabrt bur6 bas Seuer ;u per-
fuden. Ct .uanbte besta!b role Dampf'
TRAIT IN unb serfu9te bas @asntb, a1sin
unsladli1er Bsile tpurbe bur1 tine scn
Der 6ise sebrc@ene Shiene bic locomotive
pom @eleife sepcrfeu, 70 bae Der 3us Der
@utb bes jerfSresben Glsusnts Yreis sc.
ssben mar. Der Tortl4ritt bes Jeuers mar
70 f&ns1, bab bic paFasiere NIT senauer
Roth itre &eife.GFetten rettetsn uns Der
Gcnbueteur unb bic Bremier auser Stanbe
waren, irsenb etpas aus Benz pcipas.n
aueer benz yodet Der rssifrirten 8riefe su
rstten, ale fe bus9 bic Size ssrtritbeu ,uur'
ben. (Banner.)
Sea 3abusae, Soma, if Dor etntsen Sd
sfn cine @etreibsf ctte, befetenb aus
l Salespbdmpfsr unb S 8arfsn, fIb.parts
absefabren unb bat 10000 gufbsl @siasn
10000 gufbd Safer unb cine gartie @ebl
mitsencmmen.
9reitauiexb e@peius sertrauat. - Am
Mittwo4 @orsen I'm, bret ubr sertetben
bic S9ueinefi1e tsi Der Difiaerie Don S.
u. @af unb 60. tn Ginetnnati tn
Sranb unb sinsen babel uusefdbr
preitaufenb Sdpeine ;ugrunbe. Dersdrm
mar srdulid, ba man bas@elhrei berstiere
nett lumber ttDrte. Der Sdaben belduit
fd auf $4,000
Giieubabueu tpurben pcrisss Sabr in ten
Ser. Staaten 65SS Neilen ssbaut, nats;u
teppelt Fl sisl ale in irssnb eiaeu, Sabre
;usp-.
git Snbiaaeru bate tas Militar tei at.
1entie Stir, Omaha, an, Mcntus ein g.
fedt, .'nctsi sisut. Stanlaust unb trei
8pttbGute felen. gon ct 9ou;s taten I9
bic @enerale gcYe, Snsies unt Gafcn mad
Sort 9%eaosarprtt tsseben, UNI Bcrfstrsn
fur bic gsrpfesune Der Srurpsn ;u treTen.
Gesen bas asader bat @rus. @olmer
Don Suincis cine proclamation e%rlafe
NORM CT ale Ssamten unb sutsn Sirser
auFcresrt, ibm bel Der gcu;ietuns bsr Sc
isBe tebalflih III iein unb einen preis scn
$1,000 fir bic Gntbsduns unb gerbafturs
bs-ienissn ausbietet, bic neuli9 ben S. s.
Ramfa, ael9ntt taben.
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Nenefes.

gus Faris bradte ber9 elsarapb amNitt~
nod Ibenb ftltmme BeriGte. Die Muf,
rubrteenen erneuertsn i9 pitrenb Der DOT.
tersebenben Naht. Barrifaten .purben i'm
generine Difrtft erridtst unb %bartnddis
ssrtbeieist, enblid aber rom Militar nit
BEN BaYcnette sencmmen. Muf beiben
Settsn eeb es siele Sptte unb gernunpete.
Watrenb Der Ra9t fam IS nod su anbs-en
ecnfiften ;riiaen gclt unbMilitdr. Siele
eclbaten. gcli;ifen unb Burser tuurbeu &C.
tobtet. Der Se1sptle 9ifrift purbe sans
NIT Rilitdr tefest unb Riemanbsn sefattet
iu r~aiiirer. Die Ypli5ei naatte retrsrs
Ansrife auf gclfstaufen, bic id anlaHz
melten, wcbei riele 9sute, bic nur aus Heu>
sierbe setcmmen. ~serrunpet .rurben. Gins
G~pmrasnie Gasa1erie ruybe pom NDtel
NIT eteinen ansesrifsn, rorauf bic 5ruc-
rer feuerten. Mrbeitsr raren in srDsers-
3atl ais je suscr betbeilist. grr saesse
onbrud mar bic Srbnuns edn;li9 tsrss~
fe1t, ater bic Resieruns bate itre militia
rilhen gcrIatsmab.eee!n nint serminner-.
Aud in 9abre fam Is s!si6;eitis su 81.
mullen. sruppen 6rssn burh bic St.aser
rnb sicls Gsrtaftunsen rrurtsn scrssnDn1e
u1en. Sud gu Sbdtlidtsiten lam es, bod
uurbe Nie.nanb aet6btet.
ct. Estersburg, I. @ui.-Sarf st.
Irenters, Elm Ittads Der 6ierrstttften &C.
ianbtihaft, trurbe beuts bier ern1prest-
Seine s%erfammeite eeide tuurbe teute firth
in fe:nen' 3inmur %sefunben. Der N6rter
1T unbsfannt. @rcee Iufresuas in pfFeie
ersn Sreiisn. a1s NSrber pirb Elm 4s>
beitsmanr be;ednet, Der I'm @sfanbfdaftss
aetGupe tsfddftist mar.
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&abel< Depe(6en

garis.-Nm 7. b. fanbea nod fertwib'
renb gsrtoftunssn ron yerlcuen fatt
bic I'M gertahte .pareu. NIT benz teatfh'
tistsa aaiier=c-o in 9e,ttatuns ~
feben.
Im Sage %. ser 8cltsabftumune Fat
ten ieWttsliener RS ltnfenGentruuas einMa'
rifef erlaHen, in pel6em Te bic franipffae
Resisruns often bsfaulrisen, bic @efaiHts
BON BEN Gcmslptt sessn sas eeben bes Sal
fers ~erfunten ;u tabeu, UNI bic bescrfebenbs
@atl III @unRsn bes yle5isets su beetns
FuFen.
Die Resisruns bat burd au,tlshes Deerei
ben tsdfen @erittstcf e%intsrafen, tsbufe
r%atsriutauas Der 9batladen. uslae nit BEL
gsrfhrDruns sesen bas estsa bes &aiNrs
in 8srtinnuns heben. Gin siemlid a1se'
pnein ,crte-sitstss @srndt raSt bic er=
aaun!ids Gntsutuns. taS Gin stsiI BEL
8erihnort- lire Ebelnatrss an tfm gpm'
plot einaefanssn babe. GUITAR B!curess.
SpRpb Na3,iai. Guprn:, 5untaine. guerin,
2apslain une Anrsre. bic tbreu Ramen an.
,usstea Ga pstsern. fcrsn ftrett on ZEN
Ncrepfriuh betteili9t fetn. 9surs Rchefcr,
icn Ed instrett alssstnt ertpten tabsa. biz
gldne terisltsn surausfatrurs au brinssn.
Die@efdntniHe forteu fernsr b~efunesn, bas
basG cmplctt bic auf ben WoaatJult surad'
aufltren fet, bic uriprhnsli4e Sese be, &C.
beimen gsrbintune mar. I'm October =. s.
etnen Muffanb Der unsufrtetenen &afen
ansusetteln +; s,rfaisbene :3pifdenfdne ta>
Sen iesr9 tiefe Tldne sereitelt. Die ger'
idpOruns bat lire Taben bard bic game
republitanii&e gartsi ssscsen; has bren'
nenbe gsrlansen, tas faiierl!9e &esimept
ataufdlttsln, CAB bic geranlaFuns III ben,
Gcmplctt. uel9es bel lem srfeu gerfuh
f9sn fsblfdlus.
Der Minia.rprafbent Suiuier bat feline
ftRe ueber;eusuns ausssfprchen, bas bic
Grifens elmer nmaurapartet nitt gu befrei<
ten fsi, bsrsn 3msd babin sete, cine benac>
fratiit.fpeiale &epublif 5u sraasen +; I'm
biefelbe III erreiben, fsien s6mdbunsen,
@swalttbdtisfsitsn, aufrubr, Rcrb ibre
Rittel.
2ounon.-Die beabF6tiste Reb Riser>
Grpeeitipn, I'm bic guffdnbiiaen III paa.
rem gu treiber, 1T tresen unterbeden elm
setrpfener, sinfiser Nahri4ten aufseseten
trcrhsn.
gdris, 10. Nai. Napolepns Rebrbeit
Bel Der Abfimmuns pom lebten Scuntas If
uter 6 Minipnen Sttmnen fart, bsnn pab<
rsnb 7,2l0,296 @db!er fir ben &aiisr lire
Stimn1e atsaben, fin.r.tsn nur l,l5O,6l0
sessn i'm. Glsier If riht inbesriHen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14
8n1erf1au.

Son Der 8erlosstantluns 8en3tss:
Brothers In Sem gprt Rnb uns u!ebrers
!atereGante Rsuistsiten susefcmmen.
9as Sr;Httbe Geiiabr. Gin Sa6Ieiu ilr
CUTE 8tnber. Bon 81. 5er9enbad.
Mit @sbibten scn P. Gall MpreL
sMt SO fp1sfduitten. Der Sntalt
befebt tn ar;istenhen ~Grsdtluneen unb &C.
bihten iter bic ,clfsttlmli6fen TsRe, NIT
tabfhsn S%lufra:icnen. yrets franco by
mail $l.0O.
epnutagsfrrube. Aussepdblte Grsas<
lunssn iar Die reite-e Suaenp unb has gplt-
Grit Snusratirnsn. Grass Sintdsn. Die
fanf 9inre. Bon grofeFcr s. u. Seller:
Crit SIufrtrtem nmiAlae. 9reis so
Gents.
@areris resisi0ier siIeer in etablfiten
mad @eridlteu unb 3et&nuasm rrn 81.
3. .. Ctfdmanbsn unb anhtrn terabmtsn
8unfIfrn. etfpfsn sou ben b,fsn &unflsrn
iMss Eadss. Nit @ebi&ten . P. SAT
McreL II. ganb. Disfss son Der &C.
nannten gerlassbanbluns in Giniebeln
beraussssebene Yra@tuert if beretts BEL
griefsrn unb eaten In amerifa unbDeuH1.
lamb tart serbreitst. Ssbes l6eft brinat
feds etablftde nit 9eei@ten Don P. @aa
Rcrel unb fofet nur 40 Gents.
9tr Qatbalif. :3eitfdrtft fur fatbpltfde
@iFenfdaft unb tiraltdes esbsn. Reb.
Ron DR.. s. g. 5stnri6 nnb DR.. Gs. Mcu.
fang. Raina bel S. Sir&beim. Der
fanf;isfe Sabrsans biefer 3eitfarift ipridt
better ais irsenb cine Gupfebluns fir beren
gcr3lae. Der Satrsans fofet $4.75 unS
fann ebenfa1s bura Bensissr srptbers in
Ren yorf beausen re.bsn. Gbeufo bic
:3}eitsemakeu Sroi9aren, teraussesebsn
BON S. 6ulsfamp in gerbtnbuns mit anbs-
rem tattpliihen S1riftfetern. Sreis PER
S~abrsans scn 10 5eften IS Gents.
SIN BEN anseseisten 8a6ern fnbet Der
Sci er sine rei9e 9ue1e Der 8elebruns, Or,
bauuns unb aud Der unte.baltuns i'm eb@
leren Sinne bes @ortes. Man abreiIre
bic gefe1unsen s. nsiser Brptbers,
9. g. 4S49 Nep gcrf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14

SIN ssr RaGt rom Rpntas brad.n an
u1sbreren Orten Sumulte aus, bod fteineu
he nt@t ernfes Grt sereisn III fein. Bar.
rteabea psrben errtdtet, auf ben Strassn
srarbe ssf4cfen, bic &ufrssuns mar jebr
srce, bod hattie bas Nilitdr niht Nulas,
BON ben @afen @ebrauh gu MAIDEN. @en
Der Arn'se fimmttn 227, 1886 fir, 29,364 &C.
gen bic Rssteruns.
es eebt eas @erI&t, Der aailer teabFa~
ttse. bic serbannunss-D eerete aeaen bic
Samilisn Bourbon unb ORLEANS auf,ube-
ben.
Sn bes f~plsenben Ra1t pieberbolten nd
BE 2xmulte In yaris, has Militdr serbpr~
petite bic @a9en.
Nebrsre 3eituaeen ssrlans.n pom Sails,
SpQfdastse Srebfreibett NIT ber 8emerfuna,
sae ste DrSeFtisn fsiner Dsnafie bod mid.
t@asea Tonne, pte bic jungle g~eltsabRiu.
muns ttwdf.
Aeatet.-- Sn Gatanaarp If etne .rnalide
Nesolatton aussetroGen, sessn bic n,ebre,e
Restn,enter 1ruppen beurtert purben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-14

@eItIt9es.
Sottsjufi; tn Eew 0ar... - Wcdsnlans
bat ber Srpeeb ReTarlanb bic Dfentlide
Nu%frertian1!eit bsiadftist. Setanntlia
bate bieier Wann einen Gbitcr Der q. 9.
9ribune Namens q. .. &iharbfon .pesen
Gbebru1s nit letnerTrau eriAoFen. gepcr
bsreestsenannte fart, petteifertsn YroteFan,
tif9e gafuren, benz Gbebysasr lire Adtuns
~ beuetlen unb elmer terleltsn sins 70
nett. ben Riaartien InseF6ts fsines1pbes
NIT 1egarlanbs @sib su eupulirer. Aus
ssmsin rpar bte Gntriaune Der SesOlteyuns
BARRIER. Re9arlans1purte sresen ermOr'
hung Rtaaroion's DOR gsri1t ssfsli, bic
sewanbtsfen grsceaten ase,bctsn chamber
in R%soe!anfen, Dusenbe pom 3sussn muir
ben auissfatrt, ur, tteils fur, tbstl5 sessa
ben Inseflasten aas;uiassn. Raa rcdsn-
LANCER g%srbaab!uns %outpprtetsa bic &C.
fhrrrs1en aaf bic Srass; lit Me5arlauo
ihuleis 2 nit Neia. uno er puroe ~freiselai,
fen. @ir enttalten uns ieber Ssmerfuns
iber biz @rlnbe u bieiem @atripru9 unS
idliessn NIT Der Grase: ME febsn iens
oSafprer" ssseniter btsiem @%plfsurttsile
BAG
&aibington. .. g., Die gsnVcn Der
Wrs. 9inepln 1T nod niht I'M Retren. Des
Reprdisntantenbaus bat Der @itt.pe bss
ermorbeten yrdi1bentsn etne Yenlicn Don
$4,000 suseipreden; auetn bas COMMITTEE
ees Senats fanb bislelbe ntdt ssredrfsrtist,
ba prafpent 9ineoln als Civil unb niht
ais Iilitdrtean1te in betrabten unb nod
fir feline yrdRbentsnuittpe cine yeaErn be-
piatst wcresn fet; supeH bebarfe @rs.
sineoln elmer folhsn unterRasnns gar niht,
ba ie aubsr etnisem @ranpeiseatbam Elm
perl6nliass germ6ssn non 5s.765 Dou. BE-
iss.
Die Giateutmeniseuer trahte ber Hea!e.
runa In ben erfen neun Wrnatea BIS lau
fencen Jisealiatrs I'm Sersleih gum Issten
eine Rebreinnabne rpn 20 Tiniopen TEL
lars. BE iit meif auf 1atat, e%pritupiea,
8anfea etc. rer.tei!en.
Cine Grarer 6 GouseRtcr niyb nddas
Wcts In Sbiease iui%ammsnt,eten I'm cine
5rauenredtS>&Tpsiation fur ben Rcrspet.n
;a p,eaniVren.
Gieubabupruieete tau4ep in @isepnln,
Defenders in Milwautee, ihaareuweiie auf
uno Is entipinnt ii4 Elm eissntti4er @ett.
faupf ron CAPITAL unt Mrbeitstrdfnn IN
raider 5srfeuuns srn Babnen mad alien
Ri1tunsen.
Giumauberer famen prrise @c1s tnWtl>
waufee 544 an, rcscn 4l5 in Diseonfn
blseben, l0l mad 1tunsfota uab Is mad
Soma stnssn.
9er &etaeuuartt ,ptrb fefer Der Beri&t
aus Rilwautee pru, lssteu SamRas fast !:
&c fanb Elm neuer babftsr gufidlas fatt.
ale Serten paren 2-23 Gents t6ter uub
Bel Der GrDTnuus uaren bic @efddfte 1et~
BAIT In Nr. 2 III 95 Gents fir reselmaeisen
unb mad 8e1iebsn tes gsrfdufers I'M Wai.
@esen ben 5d1ub sinsen bic greiie uner.
beblt9 terunter BET gerfdufen III 943-94a
Gents, a1ein bic gsrfdufer trdubten f9 se>
gen bic greis Grmdbisuns. q. l bra1te
9S-99 Gents unb Nr. 3 In 9 SO Gents.
Gs rpurbsn ettpa 10000 8ultel serfauft.
an Der SDrie belisfen iih bic 8erfdufe ouf
5000 Sultel @orratb cuf saser 1874.
600 8uibel pber J J n1ebr ais lestes Sabr.
Dubuque uuh Minueiota Sabn. - CUR
untertusuns biefer 0inie 1T tn unebreren
Stdbten Sppas Der ylan rprsefd1asen,
baB ieber Burger 5 yroeent BON fsinem Ser
mSsen basu teitrasen ion.
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Religious Services in Bel Air and vi.
cinitY.

In ST. lgnatils' Church, near the IIicko-
~, nn tho second and fourth e"ndays of
the month, at 10t A. M. Rev. p. F. O'Con-
ner.
In the VI. T. Church, Bel Air, Sunday,
23d, at 10l A. NJ. Rev. Mr.. Berry.
In the Hall OF the Holy Innocents, Bel
Air, on Sunday mt 81 p. NJ. Rev. W. f..
Snowden.
In ST. Mays Church, near Emmorton,
on Sunday, at II A. VI. Rev W. f.
Brand
In the NJ. p. Church, Bel Air, Sunday.
23d at 10! A. NJ. Rev. Mr.. Shermer.
In the Presbyterian Church, Bel Air, ON
Sunday morning, at 1oi \. NJ. Rey. Mr.
Brown.
In Rock Spring Church, on sunday, at
II A. NJ. Rev. w. f. Snowden.
In the Grove Presbyterian Church, Halls
X Roads, Sunday morning, at II clock,
Rev. Mr.. Hillman.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-01-28

THE FARMERS PRODUCE TAx.-The de-
cision of Commissioner Delano some time
since, to the effect that farmers are produce
brokers, and should be compelled to pay q
special tax as such, has caused great deal
of dissatisfaction, throughout the country
In New York the farmers had made arrange
ments to test the question in court. These
objections were presented to the commission
er through the assessor at Brooklyn, New
York, and Mr.. Delano has since written a
letter, in which he says that the ruling un-
der which person who makes it his occu-
patton to sell the products of his own farm
from stall or stand is required to pay a
special tax as produce broker should be con-
strued with the utmost liberality, giving the
producer the benefit of all doubts respecting
his liability that it cannot ordinarily be said
to be the occupation of farmerto sell his pro-
ducts; that it is his business to raise them,
and that the selling is an incident to 1.-The
production; that it is only when he makes
such selling his regular and constant bust
ness that he should be required to pay this
tax--Bdlt0. San.
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TIE EGTS.
REL .air, ND, gnm. ~. 1870.
MAGAZINE NOTICES. &c.

\ UsEFCI., ENTERTAINING AND BEAUTI-
FuI. MAGAzINE.--rhe February number OF
Demorest's Monthly presents an extraordi-
nary array of literary novelties, useful items
Of information and beautiful illustrations,
which almost bewilder us with their profu-
sion, Among the gems in the February
number of this model Monthly is Schiller's
Song of the Bell" Illustrated with seven
fine and very characteristic engravings; also
the fourth plate in the series of Coles "Voy-
age of Life" very finely engraved, with
much useful and seasonable information on
Fashions; also Jenny Junc's splendid "Talks
with Women" and numerous other interest
ing and useful topics. But we must refer
the reader to the book itself, as no mere men
ton will do justice to this model Magazine,
Yearly, $500, with splendid engraving as
Il premium to each subscriber.
One copy of The -tgis d InteAiae"eer and
one copy of Demortst's Monthly for $3.50 per
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-01-28
Railroad Meeting.

Jan. Seu, loiD.
Pursuant to public notice, meeting of
the citizens of Hartford county favorable to
the construction of the Hartford County
Rail Road, was held at Mr.. Curtis School
House, near Fallston, and organized by
calling DR.. Thos. T. Bond to the chair,
and appointing VIM. Young, Secretary.
On motion, Mr.. Young made IL statement
of the result of the recent survey from Bel
Air to Magnolia, as embodied in the report
of Mr. Fuller, the Chief Engineer, to the
Committee on Survey of said road. After
some practical and well timed remarks
from Cheyney Hoskins, Esq, and DR.. Thos
+. Bond, it was,
On motion, resolved, that committee of
three, viz: Cheyney Hoskins, Jas. X. Ham,
ilton and Robert 7. Bovine be appointed
to secure the survey of a preliminary line
following as near as practicable Hoods sur
vey to the neighborhood of Stockton, and
thence to Magnolia by the shortest and
best route.
On the suggestion of the chair, Col. Jno.
G. Walsh was added to the committee
above named.
On motion, resolution expressive OF
the sense of this meeting in favor of a
general Railroad law was adopted, and
that our Senator and Delegates to the Leg
islature be forwarded copy of this reso-
luton, and requested to vote therefore.
On motion, vote of thanks was rendered
Mr.. Curtis for the use of the room used by
the meeting.
On motion, the proceedings of this meet
ing were ordered to be furnished to the
several county papers for publication. Af-
ter vote of thanks to the officers,
On motion, the meeting adjourned to meet
again at this place, upon the call of the
chairman.
THos. Il. BOND, Chairman.
WIN. You've, jSec'y.
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Let Common Sense Ilecide.

What is the rational mode of procedure in cases OF
general debility and nervous prostratonf Does not re
son tell that udlcous stimu alton is required. T.,
to violent purgation in such case is as absurd
as it would lie 10 baed starving man. Yet II is done
every day Yes this stupid and unphilosophical prac
tice is continued i'll the teeth of the great fact that phys
ical weakness, with all the nervous disturbances that
accompany II is certainly and rapidly relieved by
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters than by any other medf
cine at present known 1t is true that general debility
is often often attended with topdity or irregnlayty
of the bowels and that this symtow must not be over
looked But while tim discharge Of waste matter to the
system is expedited or regulated its rgor must de "c"
ted. The Bitters do both. They combined aperient
and autbious properties, with extraordinary tonic
power Even while removing obstruction from the
bowels they tone and nvigoate those organs Through
the stomach upon which the great vegetable specific acts
directly, it gives healthy and permanent impetus to
every enfeebed function. Digestion is facilitated, the
ALTERING circulation regulated the blood reinforced with
accession of the alimentary principle, the nerves
braced, and all the dormant powers of the system reused
into healthy action not systematically, as would he the
if amere stmuant were administered, but for con
tnugnce. 1t is in this way that such extraordinary
changes are wrought in the condition of the feeble
maciated and nervous inyads by the use of this won
derfu corrective, Alternative ana tonic. Let common
decide between spch preparation ana prostra
ting catharte supplementary poisonous as'rngNn
| like strychnnc Or quinia
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NJ A r r | u D

McCoURTNEY-THOMAS.-onJ anu-
airy 20th 1870, by Rev. D. A. Shermer,
NEWTON McCOURTNEY to Miss AIDE
LA THOMAS, both of Hartford county.
JOHNsON-RICHARDSON. On the
Goth of November, 1869, by Rev. Geo. M.
Berry, WIN. F. JOHNSON to Miss HAN
NAH NJ. RICHARDSON, all of Hartford
county, Md.
TAYLOR-COCKRELL.-On the 25th
Of Nov, 1869, at the NJ. E. Church South, in
Alexandria, Va, by Rev. DR.. Hough, ROB-
ERT B. TAYLOR of Hartford county Md,
IT. Miss IRENE l.. COCKRELL, of Prince
William county, Va
Baltimore San please copy.1
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HICKORY, jan. S0lll, loiO.
MEssRs. EDITORS There was mistake
in your issue of the 21st inst concerning the
weight of cattle sold by Mr.. Minnick to Mr.
Dominick Hammond. Mr. Minnick's cattle
weighed $3.50 lbs. and Mr.. John Poole's
weighed 3,275 lbs. Mr.. Dominick Ham
mond, of Baltimore county, bought both pair
of oxen
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