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We believe Nessus has for long time en-
ioyed distinguished reputation on account
of that little transaction Of his in the shirt
business, but at last Nessus has met moro
than his match in man who dwells In the
romantic village of Hopkinsville, Kentucky.
This man had the small pox and lived thro'
it without changing his shirt. When co.,
valescent. he gave the garment to colorsd
woman to bury. But utilitarian,sm and
temptation overcame her, on the following
Sunday her ''ols man" appeared In oil tho
glory Of white "biled shirt" In due time
he was taken with the small pox and died
soon after, and, strange to cay, 20 did hve
others whe successfully came in possession
of tho fatal garment. Nessus killed bic one
man, Hercules, with an effort, but this Hop
kinsvillian killed his half dozen without
half trying.
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Horace COuntrylann,
Ns,,, DRAuGHrsAAN,
MillWrightand Master RuildAr

n.n,,y ,'hs located in Deer Lodge City, u. r. perma-
Ins. ,he G. eSns,rHc.on Of Fourny and Quarts Mia ID
Rs,s1 .. ea'!d'aga bridges, etc, etc. -
y.rss,, ~ y: herahasld = Bro, Heleaa |; D. q.
aApp'y to Or sddreas hosAc1 CoVNfsxHxs ~:
'''se' y. T., care Of Dapcs. Stuart G CO. ~
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Railroads II, the United States.

In 1920 there was not . single mile OF
railroad in the country. In 1880 twenty
three miles were opened, and in 1s4S We
had 5,996 miles completed, showing an ave.
rage of $40 miles per annum. In 1850 we
had 80, ,935 miles, the annual average OF ad-
vance being about 2,553 miles. From 1860
to 1868, the annual increase Of railways
was but /, ASS, which is easily accounted for
by the rebellion. During the year 1858 the
increase was greater, with one exception,
than ever before, it being 2,970 miles and
in 1860 the estimated increase ID set down st
5000 miles. The total number OF miles OF
railway in the United States, .as the figures
now stand, is Al, ,255 miles.
There are now, however, 300 enterprises
on foot that will in two or three years add
some Il, 900 miles more to the railroads OF
the country, to say nothing Of others to be
undertaken during this period. They Will
add millions both to the population and
wealth, and will, for the most part, be built
in the Mississippi Valley.
On the 1st of January, 1860, the six Now
England States had 4,010 miles Of railway,
the six Middle States had 765 miles, tho
ten Western States had 16, $50 miles, the
twelve Southern States had 10,093 miles,
and the three Pacific States had 9S8 miles
of road. Pennsylvania was the banner
State IS to railroad leage--having 4,39S
miles on the first of January, 1868; Illinois
stood next on the list, having 8, ,440 miles,
and Ohio and New York were about equal,
each having about 3, 400 miles. In propor'
ton to the number of square miles Of terri
tory, Massachusetts, was far In advance OF
any other State, having 1,45o miles OF road
to 800 square miles, or an average OF one
mile of road to every SAT square miles =
ratio which, if extended to the whole uni'
ted States, would give 60o, 900 miles OF rail-
way. The cost Of all these roads, ~ COM
puted at the close Of 1868 was cot down IN
round numbers at q, $50, ,ooo. 900. Add tho
cost of the roads completed in 1853, At On
average Of $4,000 per mile, and We have q
total cost of $2,070, 900, ,0o0-an amount
nearly equal to the national debt. Tho 49,
grsgatc tonnage Of these roads In 1858 va
about n, 900 900 tons, valued At $40, 475, ,26o,'
600. This IL eqnal to about six times the'r
cost, and would pay four such national
debts - the country now owes.
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MASON * DUKE,
Helena, Montana.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS,
t(1fioa n Ah> hAn9nak0na1A
Walter w. johnson,

y" utter w. - Olln6Ons
= y / l. r. N GT N e z r,
wi, VIII sttend 70 the Survey, Of Land Caina, under
tssud Or surface survey of Mines Accurate surveys
is..n ops made for al classes of work In the pro
,nI .Tsrs Mi TO Capt N. Wall, Helena; Bannack Dsteh
Aoa Mining Co., BAnpack -TT"-s .0'0|
oily Address Helena or Des9 Lodge City. \
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amuummts.


ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
DikSCTOR hARBrZBk.
SECOND SEASON OF TWENTY NIGHTS.
OPENING NIGHT
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY I, 1870.
BOX OFFICE NOW oPES FOR
SUBSCRIPTIONS. f..
SUBSCRIPTION LIST CLOSES NEXT WEDNESDAY 18th isst
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Zach subserber for the viii be euei admission hssa
FOURTH ANNUAL
BAL D. OPERA ITALIEN.
which siH take place on THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10
Further particular. ia future sd'ert,smsnts
B00THs THEEATrER: -, 60,
EvERr EVENING EXCEPT SATURDAY.
EDWIN BOOTH
nAadisr.
ON SATURDAY. JANUARY 49, att
SATURDAY EVENING
EMMA WALLER,
" Nj MIG G' s sis%Efi'ISs'''"
~ The curtain rise, precisely st 7:ts
accommodation Of public tn. Box sheet win be
TWO WEEKS liz ADvAYcB
Office Of the Thsa,sr Branch Ticket oGce ct tho
Nuslc Store Of c n. Dt.oa & Co. IN Bre.dsay.
~ HEATRE FRANCAlS.
Il A BYRNB STARR
ENGAGEMENT OF MRS HOWARD PAUL.
%s G E Gsi 66css Z. Ss G ss1
Ia Lonaon a. ne KIP 70 & Ks srRry
sPLESbID ORCHESTRA
under the direction Of ihe eminent Conductor
THE I,Rgs S RT YF s sFf Is 6pss Bouyvx
SATURDAY EyBSISG-cOMgDls FRASCAIsE-LA PAPlLosSk
the Preach ThsAter sehiIer 7Ol Broadway a0i RanAn liz
NEW-YoRK CIRCUS, ,.,,v,.
~ Pourteenhst. opposite Academy Of Musie ,o.o,
L. B. LBSr'''''''' ~
WEDNESDAY ASD SATURDAY
REMARKABLE COMBINATIONS
MOST Attractive NOVELTIES.
MONDAY NIGHT, JAN a.
INTRODUCING NEW ARTISTS
FIRST APPEARANCE
viHs asEEEs $EaSR RsB aaBSru
r., r.. y e. N s9d a. ,o%G g ssrsS,G SF''a
''"'' NUM- VI IArGnSBIs EQUESTRIAN coMIcALrrr.
repse with uproarOu. an, entitled,
Or THE TAILORs UNFORTUNATE RIDE TO BRESrVoRo.
D0cRow AND RID CLOUD
''' '1' "'D'p p''''Bo BOSTON AND LAyIsA
Dir NAT sT IPPBxRIScR OF HSRctEs n hBB
Tue ''s'' FIRST APfESRGScg OF TUE MARVELLOUS
IN an ACT or BQURSTRIASIsM
FIRST MUTT D' BRTSD MANS BUFF S'"'
FIRST APPEARANCE OF SEN sAGRlSO,
who will ride the proteau equestrian scene called
TIKI PICKWICK CLUB
ALL THE LEADING ARTISTS
Incompatible NewYok Circus Troupe Will also BE- brought Zoe
wanii
BRILLIANTLY DIVERSIFIED ACTS,
tue whole forming n entertainment Of
UNPARALLELED NOVELTY AND INTEREST -
esS 4sns,S3 f'' children 'n'' ''' ~ s' es'
EIFTH- AVENUE THEATER
Il ives. Twer yfourth st. door from Brohdsiy ~
Sole Lessee aud pabi
OLIVE LOGANS
Laugbsble Local COaed
EMPHATIC
SUCCESS.
Taeaer Packed nightly
10
SURF"
asuSSraRa
SCENES
LONG BRANCH"
Richest COneiT
Our American Cousiu"
Received Nightly
Scream. Of Laughter. -
"sURF" EVERY NIGHT UNTIL RTRrnRR NOTICE Svx .s
SATURDAY MATINEE The great - bRF ~ hnu
nlghiy sncored CLDRENS QUADRlLLB a. o.
light production Of MI Days new comedy TV'
Lecesny postponed account VI the vast success, OF
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105 MILES COMPLETED.
ONLY I2 MILES
TO FINISH THE WHOLE LINE.
PER CENT GOLD,
First Mortgage Bonds,
DanviIle, Urbana, Bloomington and
Pekin Railroad Company
of IllinciS.

Tb. road /. now VIRTUALLY COMPLETED as there remained
latest sdvces u miles track be laid and the ue will
be opened throughout rails for completion
the ground Trains running the portion completed and
earnings considerably the sntpstons of the Company
already been taken by investors and
present active demand will absorb the balance
The 5lOO miles, length and the only East ard West
connecting from which derives its No road has
built haDg valuable connections East aud
Pekin with Peoria Burlington aud Omaha at
Danve with the Toledo Wabash and Westerns at Indianapolis with
the Pennsylvania Central Baltimore aud Ohio aud all the main lines
East making neo through Illinois and Indiana from
NewYo BostOn Philadelphia and Baltimore Peoria Burlington
Quincy Omaha the Far West Among the advantages therefore
position directly the lire of neroeeanc
travel track the great movements Of commerce from West
to Easl
TRAFFIC also be large the road passes
through pOpuons sections Of Illinois State
for building several Of the most prosperous
country through the immeuse local ae contributed to
them
SECURITY OF THE BONDS.
The whole amount sold less than $1,000
mile on road which has cost per me that the total
liability Company for interest each will he only $4,000 in
gold sun really Insignificant when tie character and location
considered In addition to the security furnished by r't
mortgage upon entire property Of rass railroad III miles In
length Bonds lately been further secured by consolidation Of
this line with Crawiordve and DanSe Road making
over two hundred that the bonds are not
ouJ Mortgage than $4,000 mile this III 800
miles assumed by the Consolidated Company under the
Indianapolis Bloomington and Western Railroad Company
VALUE AS AN IN NEo hi-1N Il
The Bonds pay SEVEN CENT IN GOLD being paid
mauuuAy April aud October at the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company HewrOk The Bonds may also be registered AZ 'he
holders option.
THEY ARE FREE OF INCOME TAN.
THEY ARE CONVERTIBLE into stock aud the stocks Of several
Of the pop ues Illinois, such the Rock Island Illinois Central
Chicago and Alton Burlington aud Quincy have sold at the Stock
lahore nearly 200 per cent ms phg % COT
rertng N, Of Company gTeciy Increases
tteir rolu, aud should be highly appreciated
PRICE %
and accrued interest currency Gold Coupons Governments and all
received exchange at the highest market rates
free Of commission Bonds by express free Of charge
Pamphlets containing Maps aud Circulars relating the Road furnished
on application the undersigned Financial Agents Of the Company
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spd demand at $40 2Sd sV 90 Sit,a,fs A
~ ~ Uscs active lower, so I'd. 0Ss = iot ns
20 for medium; 50 I3dS ~ 70 Tor ssoa =. ~
In "a Tobacco steady aud unchanged cotton seAe
90 FoGT tesdv supe6ne, ga - ~ h1ts 20 vd "a
SSaS5 2S Treble Extra TO Fancy feni' 70 ~
uou9e t am, No Spring 9Oc; No Red Fa slQ 81 W
al no. Choice to Fancy 81 l4dsl 10; choice M5n
~ 1s, Corn du Al 7ec for yellow In bulk; 4GIae Tor Me
49, ..tel T5d76c yellow; &c for White ost eo ~.
Sec sacked Barley mere active ~ ~ wb.ty active q, sSas
70. s 4, "a 2S6 S2 for heavy Dry SAted Mea"IJo9s Sat
- lie for Sbouders, a4e for Clear Rib l9e 9r Css'
les. Bacon quiet: Clear sides ee seo0e , ssa Cattle srm
"a t choice SIaSS fair TO prime Live Hogs quo'
IS Reeeipts-Flour, $500 bbls Wheat AVV oS''
Eora $50 bush; Oats. $500 bush
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKBT.-JAN r. q. fair
, higher on butcher 81 2Sa$5 Tor comm o MI.
Coss 80 Is for good to choice steers ep bD.S oats
,, - na bush Wheat, 1900 bush Corn EVV ouss IA
m hssk rive bush Barley, A0o Hogs hs 0,,s
M, FIoar 500 bush Wheat 5000 bnsb Corn INV ~ ~
= sO hash RE, l. 900 bash Barley, $500 Hogs
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TRUSTEES:
l. EDGAR THOMSON. Prrs't Pennsyltsais Il L. Co.
6uAS L. FROST Prest Toledo Peona wsna~ u. r. Co.


rpse Bonds present price Of gold yield over! per cent f
and a. u investment u as L. b "l"s "NlA Low
oulg pay 6. per Ceui IN cireBcj -, ~, -. a., =. a.
bg are ong upon each section OF Tie Road asat ~ w
,aue is completed aud IN successful oprfNou w. 70 @ ~
millions n dollar. been expended on ihe EoAl EthVWt' %
are completed rld EQUIPPED ADD as1' soN lsts
aud remainder Of lLe lBe lg pT"grssfE 9"s' C.
The state 81 through Viii t- road ani l. ope 81 lne lt
snig and It's immense Jed e efl PORK, wool anJ "hef
ss anal create pressing demand for the c"tftn
t road Wild affords the Let possible gutaSu of ne
especially the he through ibr "t1i'A'a' anu ~
lsiei section 81 TOE state. e,.,.., ,,,.,,,o,,
me rad otg fE through ne rich and qrorng Sdh hHm"
EefeTeuee g. e ~ ~ uuiied ss viii show that d'I
ia0s ,aDprfring gTOag portion Of h Uts oad Jg"tVV
gfe1t ia WiM Nu
and 81 Ig being the latter city " mies LeaIeT non NV
as and al porous State Of Mnnetoia than Dy shT %
nox OF projected the nearest route IRON Stu ~"
Southern Iowa. "a
Tbs .i /. opeusd lor tafe rapidly cen,nci,d ,.a
thus RECEIVES EARNINGS ON ITS COMfLkIhD ST.
GREATLY EXCESS OF TIlH AMOUNT NbkgkD 10 fha
1HR INTEREST UPON IFS BONDS BkfOhb Ibs hoAD -
FINISHED The Dryer Of he' Bod t' ntrr OraraHl,ta ~
O7,qt bur drsady ht r0gfs ~ me fOdd az W "
noo eariaOs and has not 10 rick W ne o.fn9,n
opoys olkRd ne opot,ng Of roads ~ nc" ana "'s""'
oOuhfrV -, .. A. - -.
cTutd Interest
An.r thorough Investigation ID the above susTpis' ne recon
mend these Bonds trsteas Investment sfodpg sbsoe ~
psyng unusually liberal rate OF ntereft All mnee
free Of commission snd express ebfsss fo'a
psJmsGt Pamphlets and maps furnished on application
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OVYfcy on mn MORRIS CANAL ASp BANNING Co,
VIM " 500 f.....,. 60 I.,,a,v lQ-0

OFrlCE oF MORKIs CANAL ASD BANkiSG Co, !
JERsEr CRY, January 10, 1870.
DJVIDEND NOTICE.-The Board of Direc-
or have Ills dsy declared DIVIDEND Of FVB PER CENT on
lie amount OF the Preferred Stock PAYABLE TO The holders o We IRE
rred stock their legal representatives on and alter Tue hs' Ih
DAY Uhe lsil FEBRUARY next. ut this once -,
February Interest the yer cent Serp WI" oe P1 a. VIC
The Dividend ard neres, the Stock and Scrip Holders s
dent In and near Philadelphia paid by the undersigned No u
Merchants Exchange that city from f.bruaT! Let feo neu
ETbe Stock Scrip Books will be els.e from January M
M Jsnp,Ty 3st inclusive JOHN RODGERS. Secretary.
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TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers, IA Nassaa-st., New-York.
LIBERAL SINKING FUND.


INTEREST PAYABLE IN CoiS At NEw-YoRK or LONDON
PRINCIPAL PAYABLE ~ Cols rs FIFTY YEARS
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9mnstmtnts.

,AnlnBepfnIS.
WALLACK..
w Proprietor and Manager. ."hr LESTER WALLACK
Doors open Al n, % Atd
EVBRY EVENING
~ EXCEPT SATURDAY, al
~ AID. SATURDAY MATINEE a. P NJ ~ a..
rosra n SsFoaas AND cosrGnEs Mr. ROB
BRTSoSS FINE DRAMA
SPLENDID MILITARY BAND,
In addition orchestra Of the heate has been engaged 10
sT. Tys M LESTER WALLACE Mr. Join GILBERT Mr.
g FISHER, Mr.. B. 7. RINGG0LD. Mr. G WILLIAMSON m,
Io WI pLEosARP Mr. PE0K Mr. SU MEsyss And NJ.
DAY.
THUNDER SHOWER AND IT'S CONSEQUENCES
THE GIRL LEFT BEHIND NIB"
THE HUT
THB BAND or OURS"
"THR SCHOOL FoR SCANDAL"
the crowds aud the increasing demands a. the
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Due notice will he gwen Of q. revival q o,ro
and of the production Of MASKS AND FACES
SCHOOL and LOST AT sBA In active preparation.
CoNCERT, , BY n.oruv... o,cuv.r,,
ASSISTED By MISS CHARLOTTE '. HUTCHINGs.
AND CHILDREN or HOWARD MISSION
at the Chapel OF Howard Mission and Home for Little Wanderers
onMoNDAY Jan "a 1870. atIi pm
RURNS BANQUET at DELMONIC0s, cor
~ Fhsye and Four,eenh. the 18th inst Tickets may
COMMITTEE ROOM No. IS. ,2s Broadway
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.--Now
~ Open DAY and EVENING cone, Twenty sod fOus
Collection Of the American Society Of Painters Water Coor
rI'HEATER TICKET OFFICE,
Il - ia BROADWAf -
RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL THEATERS.
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Proposals.
BUkEAU 0KDSAScE. NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WARRINGTON CRY. January g. 1870
PROPOSALS for PURCHASE of RIFLED

IDKUPUNALS Tor TUKJIIAOE OF MT lid
CANNON &cSealed proposals for the purchase Of 30pounde
aud 2opounder PARorr RIFLES With Carriages implements aud
Proiectes IN the Portsmouth, y. H.
Philadelphia Washington, and Norfolk Will be
until II ocock JANUARY 81 1870
35f Carriages aud 6l5I
ProceS detail OF the articles each Yard will be fur
nished on application to this Bureau
viii the number OF carriages, implements and
posces they desire To purchase at each Yard separately specifying
kind whether boadse pivot aud the
kind Of projeetiles
The will be delivered the respective Navy Yards and
removed by the purchaser purchasers within ten days r
bid But deliveries will be made OF
rid. ut The parties purchasing shall deposited with the
Of the NayyYa the full Of the purchase Ia each
Many guns and all secsable Bidders will
therefore accordingly no offer for these articles old iron
wood will be considered
The Bureau reserves right reject all bids which
not the Government to accept
Proposals should he Endorsed tue envelope epo for Purchase
Of Rsed Cannon, &c" LUDLOW CAshr
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rI,O CONTRACTORS.-Sealed Proposals will
he received bv lENRY FBhRIs Secretary OF NE B0Ap or
COMMISSIONERS Of fOkpliAM AND fkLiAh-A1h' AZ ,ne
Office 81 tie FAneer salt Fothsm. Nehesier toaJ
up to and Including day Of February 1870 10. the construction
81 avenue Maps SPECIFICATIONS. aud all lsiormAlop leas
bad the above place any tns sh,e9gse' @
day lamar prior the ~ day OF February a Inc
bi,,snsrs Iers ryL TO and all bids sh us
ms Ireuical 10 the pube interests NcSio Jan "
1910 HuGH LUNNf,
kOBT PATERSON
JACOB y HOWARD SConuissiones-
HENRY fERRlS -
WILLIAM WATSON J
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DibiStno Hotties.

LAKE SHoKK ASH Michigan SOUTHERN
RAILWAY CosFASY, NEwloRK, Dee IL, lt6l
dividend NOTICE.-Tbe Directors OF tbs lns
COMPANY day declared DIVIDEND Of FOUR fbh
CENT psya Of Government tax the let DAY oil February
n,It At he Office Of Union Trust Company Of NesiofA
TIE transfer hooks The 5h day OF December instant
AZ lie ofc Of the ard Trust Company OF ana
closed Ssh DAY o January at the close OF business ana De r
opened on the u day Of February next - =, n,~v,, r
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-09-02
THE PRIMARY MEETINGS.

heprimary meetings will be held through
out this Congressional district to morrow, 10
nominate delegates to the Congressional con.
vention, to assemble at Towsontown OIL, tb&
10Th September. In this county there will
be no opposition, so far as we have learned
to our present representative, Hon. Steven
son Archer, and Hartford will send her thirty
votes into convention solid for that gentle
man. There are several names presented in
Baltimore county, but what strength any
one of them will carry, we are unable to say.
We believe Mr.. Archer's chances for the
nomination to be the best-and above all
things else, let there be harmony and the
subordination of individual preferences, for
the good of the party.
The only practical use there is in recurring
to OF noticing the proceedings of the Repub-
lican meetings held on last Saturday is to
note the fact that we now have an opposi-
ton sufficiently formidable to render our
success dependent upon unity and hearty
concert of action. In thiscounty we believe
the votes poled at the different primary
meetings, on that OCCASION amounted to be-
tween eleven and twelve hundred -although
we have not the figures for an exact estimate.
We also believe that the full negro vote was
turned out on the occasion, although the
numbers of whites in attendance was gene
rally small. However it was, we now haye
an organized opposition, and one that will
endeavor to win from us every advantage
that consummate political ingenuity can de-
wise. Upon our side let us leave nothing I'M
done, through fancied security, to secure their
defeat. On tomorrow let every voter come
out, and show by his presence his interest in
preserving the Democratic institutions of his
country. f.a l4 .-.t -...
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THE NEWS.

The New York peach trade just now is
very large. Upwards of 700 wagon loads
nesday morning for the Washington market,
all from Jersey Prices range from 81 to
$3.50 per basket
Vice Admiral Porter, has been appointed
Admiral in the U, 8. Navy, filling the vacancy
occasioned by the death of Admiral FaTa-
gut.
A little child three and a-half years old
daughter of Charles s. Hengen, of Nelson
vile, N. Y, died recently from hydrophobia,
having been bitten several months ago on
the arm by pet dog.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-09-02

THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION The
New York World commends the opportune
ness of the Presidents proclamation of neu.
trality, though after all it is but matter OF
form Tie World well remarks that this
proclamation will make it evident to oul
German citizens how delusive and demagog.
ical are the cajoling attempts of the republi.
can politicians to win their votes by taking
the Prussian side in the present war. The
republican party can render no aid to the
Prussians, because as party they are com,
mitted to support the administration the
administration proclaims its settled purpose
to accord nothing to Prussia which it does
not equally accord France, and to continue
its friendly relations with both. There is OF
course then, no place for this war in oui
party politics, and the politicians who at
tempt to make it q party issue are practicing
deliberate mockery on the patriotic sensi
bilities Of our German citizens.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-09-02

The little mongooso when bitten by deadly serpent
resorts TO certain plant eats of it, aud escapes the eff
iect OF the poison. That is instinct. Human beings
the other hand must depend and experience
In selecting the means OF protecting health and life
against unwholesome influences. Now what does rea-
son say this vital subject Does it tell us that
to invgorate and purify the system is the way to
protect against the invisible poison which generates
disease Surely it does. The question is what
guide shall we follow in choosing medicinal safeguard
Reason replies let your monitor be experience Well,
the experience of eighteen years comprised in
broken series OF satisfactory testimonials that
Hostetters Stomach Bters possess streng thenng reg
ulating and anseptic properties which comb-
ned in the same happy proportions in any other prepa
alton exant. This therefore is the antidote to which
reason bids resort when health is imperled eth
er by the malaria which produces epidemic disorders or
by any other cause, whether inherent and consut iona
or connected with our habits, occupations and pursuits
The venom OF noXious reptile is scarcely sub
tie and dangerous than that which turks in foul air and
impure water To escape the feyers bilious disorders
disturbances OF the bowels and other serious maadies
produced by these installations elements it is absolute
y necessary that the stomach and all the secretiye or
gans should BE, so to speak, in robust condition. Up
ON the amount of resistance which the vital system
oppose to the deleerous influenced that assail it, the
safety to the health depends and is because the GREAT
VEGETABLE yIGoRANT mparts energy and regularity
the most important functions of the BODY that it can be
recommended and guaranteed as an invaluable proven
tive medicine.