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SEVERELY INJURED.-Mrs. Carr, an aged
lady who resides near Fountain Green, in this
county, was gored by COW on Friday last,
and painfully wounded DR.. r. d Lee rem
dered the necessary professional aid and
Mrs. G. is now recovering
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LOVE CoURTsHIP AND MARRIAGE The
Rev. ]. r. Nichols, of Baltimore, will lecture
next week on The above named topics. These
subjects though so old that "thc memory OF
man rllnncth not to the contrary" have
notlost their attractiveness; and we there
fore alvise our readers to read the advertise
mcnt, in another column, and attend the lee
lures.
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IHE ALABAMA CLAIMS are now mp again for adj tine mt
andthe British government has oppressed itself DESTROYS
oil an arbitration Among the claims persistngIy pres
sed are those oi the eyerpresent aud active j. g. Aver
Co., for the value Of shipments of Cherry PccUral
Sarsarta Agne Cure, aud Pills in transit Oregon
fancouvcrs Island and Russian America de stroyed on
the Anna Schmidt of the of South America so
universal Is the use of their remedies that they are
afoat ON almost every and this firm is frequently
caught between the upper and neither millsiones OF con-
tending nations But they are known to stand up for
their rights and to get them Republican. Washing.
ton, D. &.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-05-20

SAVE Your BLACK OAK BARK.-Thc nv.
erage of ordinary trees will bring about 81
for the bark, which will find ready sale at
G. G. Smiths bark mill, near Glen Cove
Farmers should remember this.
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M A r r I e d

4. ZELL-RICHARDSoN.-On Tuesday,
18th inst, by Rev. Father O'Connor, at ST.
lgnatius Church, GUILLERMO A. ZELL,
OF New FORK, TO Nate H., eldest daughter oil
Henry Richardson, Esq, of Bel Air, Hartford
county, Md. No cards
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RIVER IMPROVEMENT rs, ETC.--H on.
Stevenson Archer, of Maryland, appeared
before the House committee on commerce
this morning, and urged the appropriation
of liberal sum for deepening the channel
ofthe Susquehanna at Havre dc Grace. No
definite amount was fixed upon to-day, but
the committee seemed literally disposed, and
will no doubt report the required appropria-
ton for that purpose.-San, 14M.
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BEL IR, NJ d.
FRIDAY, WAY 90, 1870.

Hs~The Egs' has more extended circulation among
the Intelligent farmers and business OF Hartford than
any other paper in the county No "Lock Hospital or
other oIsCci Lottery advertisements will appear
ia ou~ eouu 1t any price. large number OF n'r
subscribers , Tor their paper in advance, and corse
aenty are Just the class advertisers desire toreach
The attention 0f aud legitimate advertisers
Is directed To the above facts.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-05-20

oVer-ExertiOn, either body mind produces
debility and disease The usual remedy is to ake some
smnlant the effect Of which is The same us giving a
tired horse the whip Instead of oats. The true way is
10 iortliy the system with permanent tonic like the
Pernvia! Syrup, "a pr"toxide of iron) which gives
strength aud vigOr to the whole system.
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To Correspondents,

Al communications tor publication must be accom-
panied with the real name ofthe author attention
viii lie paid to them The real name of the author VIII
not he published unless desired but cannot consent
10 insert communications unless we know the writer
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Notice.

NEW STORY ny Mrs HENRY Woops-7hc SATURDAY.
Ereaing Post of philadehia, having purchased the ad-
vance sheets of Mrs Gods new story, "Bessy Ranc,
will commence the publication in the paper of May DIST
Those who have read Fast Lynne, and the more re
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OF Mrs Woods ability to write splendid story. Weun-
reputation as writer OF great power and interest,"
The Post apart from its sorcs is Of the best family
papers now published. Price $3.50 year Address II.
Peterson & Co. $40 Walnut street, Philadelphia Pa.
SnmIple nlImhers sent gratis.
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WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS

After much study and scientific investigation to the
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ATTENTION, COMPANY!
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sYA Mexican lady, Sonora Blestigue,
died recently, leaving 100000 to the
poor.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
Corrected weekly by
JEN KTNS d RUTLEDGE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Corner Frederick and Pratt SITS, Baltimore

Grain inactive, decline of two cents
per bushel on White and three on Yellow
Corn since Monday.
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u 4 Z " " Y S :!

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DIED..

STREETT.-May nth, 1870, MARION,
infant daughter of Joseph NJ. and Juliet Il.
STREET.. -...
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

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cTAR sPANGLED BANNER.-A la
a MODEL HOUSE.

Being cripple, have made house planning special
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MANHOOD and Essays for
Young Men, free in sealed envelopes. HOWARD AS.
ISOLATION Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-12-16
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
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Colors the whiskers and hair a beautiful BLACK or
BROWN 1t consists Of only one preparation.
81 cents BY mail. Address S. c. UPHAM. No. 72l
Jayne Street, Philadelphia, Pa: Circulars sent
free: Sold by Druggists.
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A Triaing Hrror

An editor In New jersey had q
little nephew only six months old,
and the little nephew died. Some
of the editors friends considered
that it would be a good thing to
give the afflicted 1ncle a substantial
expression of their sympathy, sc
they contracted with local sculp-
tor for a gravestone. The design
consisted of an angel carrying the
little one in her arms and flying
away, while a woman sat weeping
on the ground. 1t was executed
horribly. The tombstone was sent
TO the editor, with the simple re-
quest that he would accept it. As
he was absent the Junior editor de
termined to acknowled ge it, although
ne hadn't the slightest idea what it
meant. So the next day he burst
out in the paper with the following
remarks:
aArt Nea0S.-We have received
from the hands Of our eminent
sculptor, Felix Mullens, a comic
bas relief designed for an ornament
al re-board. It represents an Irish
man in his night-shirt, running away
with the little God Cupid, while the
Irishman's sweetheart hides her
head indiferently in the corner.
Every true work of art tells its own
story; and we understand, as soon
as we glance at this, that our Irish
friend has been coquetted with by
the fair one, and is pretending to
transfer his love to other quarters.
There is lurking smile on the
Irishman's lips which expresses his
misehieYious intentions perfectly.
We think it would have been better,
however, to have clothed him in
something else than a night-shirt,
and to have smoothed down his hair.
We have placed this chief d eaUre
beneath our parlor mantel piece,
where it will surely he admired by
our friends when they call. We are
glad TO encourage such progress in
local art"
This was painful. A committee
called on the editor when he re-
turned, and explained the tombstone
to him; and that night an assistant
editor was seen coming down stairs
six steps at time, and flying up
street without coat or hat.
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patrnt aItSifints.

NEW YoRz, August 18th, 1870.

Allow me to call your attention to ~ PRE-
PARATIoN OF COMPOUND EXTRACT
BUCHU. The component parts are, BUcHU,
LOEs LEAF. oUBEBs, JUNIPER BERRIES.
MODE OF PREPARAT1oN.-Buchu, in vaeuo. Ju-
niper Berries, by distinstiOr, to form hne gin.
Cubebs, extracted by displacement with spirits
obtained from Juniper Berries very little sugar is
used, and a snail proportion Of spirit. It is more
palatabls than any now in use.
Buehu as prepared by Druggists, is of dark
color. It plant that emits its fragrance; the
action Of fame destroys this its active princplel,
sAving dark and gIutinOus docOctiOn. Nine i.
the color ofingredients. The Buchu in my prepar
alton predOmiuAtes; the smallest quantity of the
otheringTedients are added, to prevent ssrnenta.
tom upon inspection it wiz be found not to be q
Iin0ture' as made in PharmaeOpea, nor is it q
syrup-and therefore can be used in cases wherr
fever or inflammation exist. Inthis, you have tn,
knowledge of the ingredients and the mode of PIE
paration.
Hoping that you viii favor itI with trial, ant
that upon inspection it win meet with your Sp
prObstiOn,
With a feeling of profound confidence,
am verr res-,.-fe,TI,-
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Defrandipg Uncle Sami,el

Defrauding Uncle Samuel, in
never 50 small a sum, though no
doubt daily practiced, is rather a
dangerous operation. A well-to-do
farmer in Knox county, by the name
of Ross, desiring to keep his respect
ed father posted in regard to family
matters and the world at large, wrote
a letter and enclosed it with three
papers in an ordinary newspaper
wrapper, placing thereon stamps to
the value Of four, cents. This little
piece Of strategy would, Of course,
effect a saving to farmer Ross OF
fhyes cents, while his usually indul-
gent pscle Samuel, IS long as he
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d;dnst tnov ANYTHING about it,would
II II inst Il well Of. But unfortunate
Is for fsrner Ross, Special Agent, c.
Z Balwin, CHANGED to be around,
and Mr.. Ross was summoned before
tbe United States District at CleYe-
land, and, pleading guilty to the
charge, was elected in thessnni Of
$169.S0, q fine and costs. The net
profits Of the transaction, besides
traveling expnses, attorneys fees
DC, being gjust exactly 69.77-eEel
the LEFT.
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TIE TOURNALA
Noninations.

WAsHlSGPoN, Dec. e.-Ths follow
ing nominatiohs were sent to the
Senate to-day being nominations
and appointments made during tug
recess of Congress:
Vice Admiral D. D. Porter, A9nl- an
raj: Rear Admiral, S. S, RoNan, Strs
Admiral: Cert. r. 3. Mullency' Soia-
nod. -oC,tI,,, 4 4 Jenkins, Rear Adml-I
-ai. Colnmbus Delano, Of Ohio, Sec
- -, ~ +he Tnterior; Benz. H. Bris-
tow Solicitor General; NJ. =. Ira
mar Of Kentuclzys Minister to Den
-nsrk , Clement a. Hill, Assistant
ATTORNEY General; G. R. Root, of
Ksnsas, Minister to Chill; "A. Adee,
of New York, Secretary Of Legation
to Madrid. F
The following were the nomina
tiont for consuls: Thos. B. Brady,
of Indiana, to st. Thomas, d. NJ.
Bailey, of Ohio, to Hong Kong; VIM.
HoughtOn, Of Illinois, to Pernambu-
co; Jos. N. Taylor, of Minnesota
TO Winnepeg; G. L. Strane. Of Wis
consin, to Quebec; c. S. Mattone
of Ohio, to Honolulu; A. p. Young
of Kentucky, to Santiago de Cuba.
Wm. R. Thrali, to be Marshal O
the Southern District ofOhio. Jas
Seeley, to be Attorney Tor the DIS
trict Of Nevada.
Collector Of Custom: H. c. Axe
ly. District Of Michigan; Surveyor;
of Customs: ]. B.Hawley,St Joseph
Mo: Jas. w. Fox, st. Louis, Mo.
E. F. Parker, Duluth, Mimi; Ap
praisers of Merchandise, L. ID. lnger
soil, Chicago, Ill; Isaac F. Shepard
ST. Louis, No; Assessors Of Inter
nal Revenue, W. D. Barlow, lltl
District, Ill; James Jourdan, g
District n. y; Collector Of Inter
nal Revenue, Rev. Hiram Ekelly. otl
District, Mis-; Postmssters, b I
Blanchard New Orleans; John b
Stewart, Pittsburg. O.
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Josh siilinga' real Estate Register

Josh Billings Real Estate Register.
kan sell for s1.S29 a pallas, a
neat and pensive retirement, lokated
on the virgin banks Of the Hudson,
konsaining S5 akers1 The land is
luxuriously divided by the hand Of
natur and art into pastur and tilage,
into plain and declivity, into stern
abruptness and the 'dalliance Of
moss-tafsed medder; streams Of
sparkling gladness thick with trout
danse thro the wilderness Of buty tew
the low music Of the kricket and
grasshopper. The evergreen signs
as the evening zefer fiirts thru its
shadowy buzzum. Fruits Of the
tropiks in golden buty molt on the
bows, and the bees go heavy and
sweet from the fields to garnering
hives. ., ~ = sEf faET#
The manshun is Of Parian marble;
the porch is a single diamond set in
rubies and the mother of pearls; the
floor is ox-rose-wood, and ceilins
are more butiful than the starry
valuts of .heayin. Hot and cold wat
er squirts and bubbles in every
direction, and nothin is wantin that
a poet could pra for or art portra.
The stables are worthy the steeds of
Nimrod or the studs Of Akilles, and
its hennery was built expressly for
the birds of paradise, while somber
In the distance, like the cave of a
hermit, glimpses are caught of the
dorg-house.
Here poets hav cum and Warbled
their laze; here sculptors have sculpt,
here painters have robbed the scene
of dreary landscapes; and here the
flosofer discovered the study which
made him the alkemist Of nature.
Next to the northward of this
thing of buty, sleeps the residence
and domain of the Duke John Smith;
while southwark, and nearer the
spice breathing tropiks, may be
seen the baronial Willy of Earl Duke
Brown and Duchess Wildly Betsey
Jones. Walls Of primitive rock, lade
in Roman sement bound the estate,
while upward and downward the eye
catches far away the slow grandeur
of Hudson. As the young morn
hangs like curtain Of silver from
the blue brest Of the sky, an angel
may be seen each night dancing with
golden tiptoes on the green
N. B.-This angel goes with the
place.
g Diagrams kan be sene at the office
of the broker. Terms fattering.
None Lut principals dealt with.
Title as pure as the birth of while
male infant, and possession given
with the lark. 9- 10
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II { / NJ BOLD )
FLUID EXTRACT
B u C III u
THE CONSTITUTION


once affected with Organic Weakness, requires the
aid of Medicine to strengthen and inEigOrats the
system, which HELMBoLD's EXTRACT
BUCHU invariably does. II no treatment is sub
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HelmbOld's Fluid Extract Of Buohu
in affections peculiar to Females, is unsqualled BY
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Painfulness, or suppression of Customary Eyssua-
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and all complaints incidental to the sex or the
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EMPLOLMENTf for ALI

600 SALARY PER WEEK and expenses
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discoveries. Address r. SWEET & CO., Marshall,
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RTEW MEDICAL PAMPHLET
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Address SECRETARY, Museum of Anatomy, 6ls
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CHERRY PICTORIAL TROcHEs
Are superior to all others for coughs, colds, Asth-
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= HINKLEY
KnittingMachne

The Simplest, Cheapest and Best in UssI
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Qzn A WEEK easily made, BY either seq, in in
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a CARD.

A Clergyman, while residing in South America
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edy for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early De-
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North Missouri Lands
FOR SALE.
BY THE
Hannibal and st. Joseph
R, R, COMPANY.

About I25,OOO Acres of the Finest
Farming and Grazing Lands In tn g
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Missouri is not too far West to be at great DIS
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Relieves most violent paroNlsIns IN Itce minute
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