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the officer hired it stored. While
in this situation the whole of it was
stolen. Judgment for defendants.
No. O.. Il. g. Bigelow V. A. s.
Nose, ct ais. Tried by court with
witnesses. Jugdt. for plf. to rccov
cr 1929 and costs.
No. II. State V. Stephen +,
Storrs apt. Prosecution for selling
liquor. Plea Of guilty Of one of.
fence. Fine $1,000 and costs.
No. 50. Ralph Whitney v. Town
of Warren apt, Action to recov er
damages for injury to horse on high.
way at time of great frcshct in Oct,
1869. Judgment for plf. to recover
$9l, 93 and costs.
No. 81. Town OF West Fairlec VS..
Town of Fairlee apt. Appeal from
an order of removal of four paupeN
from plf. town to dcft. town.
Judgment affirmed,
No. l37. Lucy A. Spear V. Town
of Braintree.
No. 13S. Lucy A. Spear V. j. p.
Cleveland and j. Kilborn. Contin.
ucd at expense of defts.
No, 15G. Edward Flanagan v. II.
b. and A. u. Stevens. Continued
at plrs expense.
No. rs. a. +. Barber V. Israel
G. Abbott apt. Action of Book
acct. u. Perrin auditor. Judgt.
for plf. on report Of auditor, to re.
cover SG2.G7 and costs.
Nos. 1Sj and 1856. State Y. Al.
phonzo Cheney and Winslow Pat.
terson. Indictment for larceny of
q watch and skunk skin robe.
Bonds called, forfeited and CHANGER.
ed to $500 in each case for each
respondent. Bonds originally 800
each.
Nos. ISL and lSS. State V, Geo.
l.. Darling. Bonds chanccred in
each case to $500.
No. 100. State y. Alphonzo Chen.
ey. Larceny of turkeys. Bonds
chancered to $500.
No. 1913 Statev. Curtis G. New
man. indictment for selling liquor.
Respt. pleads guilty to 80 offenses
of selling, Fine $500 and costs.
No. 1875. State V. Ira II. Melendy, |
Continued.
Clarissa A. French by next friend
v. John Scott. This was a petition
to annul marriage between the
parties On the ground of the idiocy
of the petitioner. She was former
~ pauper on the town of Barre
and it was claimed by her counsel,
perhaps unchairtably, that Barre
brought about the marriage to get
id Of a pauper.
Marriage annulled. Barre will
rave to take the pauper, but wheth.
II the counsel for that town was
Idiudged to have the right to re.
sumo his maiden name we have not .
earned.
The following divorces were granted at the ,
orange county court just closed
Mary Roleou for intolcrablc severity.
Marvlla c. Moulton VS.. Jared N. Moulton,
ltolerable severity J
Harvey c. Motley VS.. Rosina C. Mo1ley,
dultcry 6
Lucinda j. Matson vs.. Hiram Matson. In :
'lerablc severity and refused to support
Cordelia Cook vs.. Simeon II. Cook. Into
able severity. Custody of child given to the
other, and 500 alimony.
Buckley Holton vs.. Addie S. HoIton. Intol- d
able severity
Mary G. Holmes VS. Clarence r. Holmes
ilrul dcscrtion (.
j. l.. Anlross Va. LconaId A. Andross
ausc, pctitioncd is in State Prison for three
ears,
Lottie Z. Bass vs.. Henry l.. Bass. Intoer-
Die severity.
~larissa a, French by her next friend Va.
phn Scott.
Petition 20 annul marriage on the ground Of
e diocy of the petitioner. Decree that the
arriage be annuiled.
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me roads have been so blocked
ii G' IN snow in Nevada that lately, an
'n'een mule team hitched to two
do s'n loads of barley was thirty
tLoo III going a short distance. At
II 'hd OF that time the animals
!; n. ea'eh up the entire freight, and
rbn,'dhle necessary to send out to
I'll another team with supplies.
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tsrOtOn'

This town is noted for many
things and one in particular is min
lSterlal donations. New Years day
was set apart for this purpose by
the Baptist church. 1t was Il Happy
New Year to the pastor and his
family, The parsonage was filled
ny pleasant company, both IN the
Gay time and evening, who cheer.
inlly rendered tiibute to the amount
of Sl20, not to be counted as part
OF his salary, but as an expression
of good will from those who enjoy
tie preaching of the Gospel. Such
visits are encouraging and are re-
celvcd with thankfulncss by him
VINO IS endeavoring to point his
hearers to the better land.
The week Of prayer was observed
oy the Baptist church, with much
pfoht to those who participated in
the exercises.
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BRAINTREE.-Isacc Flint commit
ted suicide last Sunday, by cutting
his throat, while his family were
absent at church.
The farmers Club meet every
Friday evening at the school house
near j. w. Belchcr's.
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WOoDSvILLE.-This village is
making rapid progress in growth,
During the past season seventeen
new houses have been built.
DR.. n. r. Perkins, formerly of
Waits River, VT. has located here
in the practice of his profession.
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WELLS ElNER.-AS some work
mtn were blasting on the Mont
pclicr 4 Wells River Railroad, OPP
poSitc Duraut & Adams paper
mill, a stone weighing 100 pounds
Was throw upon the roof, breaking
through and lodging on the second
floor, without doing much damage.
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EAST BRAINrREE.-Tcn persons
were baptized at this place week
ago last Sabbath. The religious in
tercst continues unablted.-C. l..
Spear. Of Shel6un Fails, native
of Braintree. is a member of the
Massachusetts, legislature.
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WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND.
SAFE AND SPEEDY REMEDY FOR
Coughs. Colds, Eronp, Sshoop-
i'm. Cough. EEonr.cuesa, sore
EhrOas. &c.

a cold if neglected seldom fails to rcs3lt in
obstinate disease of the lungs This remedy
when used according to directions will break
up the most severe cold in ,nI,e night. 1t
Will cure your cough and allay that unpleas
ant tickling in The throat and is the best
remedy for colds, Group aud whooping cough
IN children, it Is SO pleasant to the taste and
yet So active inits results. 1t truly works
like magic.
WIN. JOSLYN & SONS. Barton. Vt. Pro
prictors. Sold 10y all dealers in medicine.
GEO. c. GOODWIN & Co, Boston. Mass !:
HENRY n co, Burlington, VT Gene raj
Agents.
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Two LET. The subscriber has some of the
best located first floor rooms in Bradford
Village consisting of front store, back shop.
&c.. and viii rent one-half 10 be occupied CON
Jointly with himself. or will rent the back
shop entirely, or one-half of the front room
only These rooms are all nicely fixed up,
and were lately occupied by II. Farr a. boot
and shoe store.
Inquire at Bradford Book Store Of
X. II. BUTTON.
Bradford, Vt, Jan. Il. 1872.
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What's in name 7 There is n
town in Iowa, with the delightful
name of Cascade, the people of
which have to go five miles for wa.
ter.
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Rev. Henry NJ. Grout, formerly
pastor of the Congregational church
in West Rutland has become an
associate editor of the Boston Con
gregationalist.
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Harper Brothers Of New York.
own 1900 acres Of timber land in
Glastonbury, and are interested in
the railroad.
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NEwBUEY.-H. Cummings has
opened a w. |. Goods store in the
old seminary boarding house.
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Three little boys named Bailey
were drowned in a pond last week
in Bennington.
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CHELSEA.-Gco. J.. Scribncr, a
Chelsea boy, now Of Lowell, Mass,
is a member Of the Nass. Legisla
turc.
II. II. Dearborn was trippcd up
by boys coaSting on the I'd inst. and
thrown with great violence upon the
lee. striking upon the back of his
head. He was taken up senSelcSs,
and remained in a critical condition
for several days. He has not been
able to hear in one ear since the ac.
cident.
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Governor Page and family are in
Paris.
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cncd, falling hair checked, and bald.
ness often, though not always, cured
by ts use. Nothing can restore tho
hair where the folliclcs are DESTROYED,
or the glands airophed and dccayed.
But such as remain can he saved for
usefulness by this application. & Instead
of fouling the hair with n pasiy sedi-
ment, it will keep clean and vigorous.
lis occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray Or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. FREQ
from those dcleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
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BEOOKFIELD.-Nr. l.. w. Fare.
well recently sold Il pair Of years
old oxen that weighed 100 lbs. for
$3.50
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HORSE SHOOTING

will receive prompt and careful attention.
believing that close application to business,
good work, and fair dealing constitute tho
best claim to patronage. II will be my endeav-
or to secure it in accordance with that theory.
A. BROWN.
Bradford, Nov. 21st., 1871.
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Western and Northern Corn Meal constant
lv ON hand and for sale at the very loves,
price for cash.
Custom grinding done in the best possible
manner at their new MIL
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Total balance, S3Qu 81
Mr.. Page stated that of the Marshfcld
bonds Sl3,9j0 had been sold delivered and
paid for The balance $3.50 had not vet been
delivered. Mr.. Richardson further stated
that $4,000 was due Mr. Munson, s. 600 was
due for land damages and various other small
cr eXpences had been incurred. to meet which
there were Sl3500o in bonds, and $4,000 in
unpaid subscriptions. He then said their Oh
iect was To complete the road next summer.
in time for the summer trav,l and falling in
this, thatit was essential to have the road
completed by the next session Of the Lcgisla-
turc. lie strongly urged the immediate pay
ment of arrears of subscriptions. The follow
Ing directors were then chosen: ltoderck
richardson Isaac n. Hall. James G. Ficnch
Jacob Smith, joel Foster, Jr.. l. W. Brown
C. IL. Heath. b. 5. Pitkin, G. b. Fessenden
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erly the" rmory."
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-08-09
VOL. XVI.--NO. 80.
The Character Of General Grant,

HERE is some testimony against Grant,
from the choicest ofchoice Radical spirits.
Some of them are now vying with each
other to see which can do the most boot
licking in given time:
" No man can hold office under Grant,
and maintain his sclfrespcct," said For
ney, year ago.
" Grant has no more capability than a
horse" said Fighting Joe Hooker, a month
since.
He is not fit to govern the country"
were Stanton's dying words.
There are sixteen weighty reasons why
Grant should never be President" wrote
ColfaX in 1868.
I" He has no more soul than dog" said
Ben. Butler, less than year ago.
q" He is not controlled by constitutional
law, but by political rings" says Trum-
{" His San Domingo business, stamps him
as tirst-class conspirator," says Governor
Palmer.
;" He is making money out of his posi-
ton, and that's all he cares about it." said
Senator Cameron to u Herald corrcspon-
dent.
Z" He is a man without sufficient knowl-
edge to preside over caucus" said Logan,
in 1860.
For further testimony to the same effect,
see Hon. Charles Summers speeches.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-08-09
We must Save the Republic.

In looking beyond its ranks for candi-
date, and in accepting as platform, but
a portion of its well-known creed, the
Democratic party is inconsistent with the
past But the situation is not only incon-
sistent with all the past; but it is revolution
airy. The constitution is defed, States are
trampled out of existence, military tyranny
extinguishes the courts and dictates cleo.
tons, taxation has become tyranny. AT
ter revolution, after civil war, parties must
consent to an interregnum, in order that
the electors may adapt themselves to the
new condition, The next four years will
be years in which the Democratic party
will recruit its strength and add to its
numbers, and resuming its rule will adj
vance the principles under which for so
many years it wisely and honestly govern
ed the country.
But first of all-and this has been the
task which the Baltimore Convention had
before tive must save the republic We
must terminate this Grant tyranny and
save to the citizen the right of election,
without which no free system can endure,
no party can live.-Quincy (IU) Herald.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-08-09

8 Clark William 7 examiner
and plots 11S 90
3 Cox chairman 81
2 Cronin B damages on road 10 90
3 Cain James M county COM
missioner and inspector 1913
IA Coal forcounty 800
Q Clark John examiner on
bridge 90
5 Cooley John M magistrate 40 rs
4 Cairnes George r Register 90 90
2 Cooley DR. John II medical
account 10 %
8 Clayman John registration
rent 5 90
4 Corkey Daniel coffin 2 so
9 Cecil county removed cases 500 05
3 Cunningham G T out-pen-
sioner pay John Moores IS 90
3 Chambers Alcinda out-pcn-
soner pay w Webster 90 90
8 Conley VIM out-pensioner pay
Jas Moores 20 90
8 Coniton Luke out-pensioner
pay VIM Herman 30 90
2 Chesney ID B judge election 90
2 Carsins VIM judge election 90
4 Cairnes G r clerk of election 3 90
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-08-09
Origin of the Welsh Dialect.

There is an old story which is designed
to account for the origin of the Welsh lam
guage; and although it is sure to arouse
the wrath of true Welshman, it strikes
q stranger who hears Welsh for the first
time, as rather a clever jest The story
runs as follows: At the building of the
tower of Babel, workman was bringing
to brick-layer hod of bricks just at the
time of the confusion of tongues. The
bricklayer asked the workman question
which, on account of the confusion of
tongues, the man could not understand
After repeating the inquiry several times
and getting no ineligible reply, the brick
layer threw the mortar on his trowel into
the face of the unfortunate hod-carrier,
who burst forth into torrent of execra-
tons, and his confused utterance, joined
with the mortar in his mouth, produced
the Welsh dialect.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-08-09
A Sermon i'm a Paragraph.

President Porter of Val gave the follow
ing advice to the students of that institu-
ton the other day:
Young men, you are the architects of
your own fortune. Rely upon your own
strength of body and soul. Take for your
star self-reliance. Subscribe on your ban
ner, Luck is a fool, Pluck is hero Don't
take too much advice-keep at your helm
and steer your own ship, and remember that
the great art of commanding is to take
fair share Of the work. Think well of
yourself. Strike out. Assume your own
position. Put potatoes in cart over q
rough road, and the small ones go to the
bottom. Rise above the envious and ieal-
Gus. Fire above the mark you intend to
hit. Energy, invincible determination,
with right motive, are the levers that
move the world. Don't drink. Don't
chew. Don't smoke. Don't swear. Don't
deceive. Don't read novels. Don't marry
until you can support wife. Be in earn
est. Be self-reliant. Be generous. Be
civil. Read the papers. Advertise your
business. Make money and do good with
it. Love your God and fellow-men. Love
truth and virtue. Love your country and
obey its laws"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-08-09

-'Humphp said an Englishman to a
Scotchman, as they were walking over the
fields, oats are all very we'll in their way,
but in England we feed them to our horses,
while here they are food for men, To
which the Scotchman wittily replied, and
lust see what fine horses there are in Eng
land, and what fine men we have in Scot
land =
An old topper who had attended sc:-
entifc lecture, where the learned professor
caused several explosions to take place
from the gases produced by water, said,
=" You don't catch me putting water in my
liquor after this l had no idea be-
fore that water was so dangerous, though
| never liked to take too much of it,"
Says the Boston Courier: "A Long
Branch correspondent informs an admiring
public that General Grants turn out,p pre-
sented to him by Tom Murphy and others,
excited considerable attention" His other
turnout to be presented to him next fall by
the Liberal Republicans and Democrats,
will excite more.
"A celebrated physician said to Lord
Eldon's brother, Sir William Scott, rather
more fiippantly than became the gravity of
his profession: You know after 40 man
is always either fool or q physician
The baronet archly replied, in an insinuat-
ing voice: Perhaps he may be both,
Doctor
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-08-09
Agricultural and Other Implements.
Wheeler, Melick L. Co.'S
Endless Chain and Lever POWER,
'THRESH ER Il SHAKER
Combined ThlcshGr and WillOVer.

WALKERS HAY FORK
STEEL. TOOTH RAKES and EMBREE GRAIN CRADLES
Power MILLS, either for Hand
MOWERS MOWERS and REAPERS Combined
Glover Hue Feed Cutters of all kinds Pows
of Blanchard Chun
application at short notice mt Manu-
no SALE mail letters promptly answered
Adj MICHENER & CO.,
AUTHORIZED AGENTS, coora Cecil County, Nd.
Mills Hartford county Md
M. A. COOK, Chenille, Sinh Agents
Al York county, Pa "
M.
Prospect P. O., Hartford Co, Md
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-08-09
Looks Like Him.

"How do I look, Pompey9" said
young dandy to his servant, as he had finish
ed dressing. Elegant, Massa; you look
as bold as a lion." Bold as lion, Pom
pey! How do you knows You never
saw lion" 30 yes, Massa; l seed one
down to Massa Jinks's, in his stable"
"Down to Jinks's, Pompey9 Why you
great fool Jinks has not got a lion; that's
jackassr' Cant help it, Massa; you
looks just like him !"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-08-09

Ruff Henry examiner on road 6
3 Rogers r ] examiner on road 6
4 Reed David chairman 81
5 Rigdon G w s examiner on
4 Rutledge Major A bridge con-
tract 200
3 Rutledge p H States attorney 1876 81
3 Rosan Sterling attorney &C
count 80
3 Richardson DR. W S physician
to Jail 2 years 1876 Is
4 Rutledge p H & Co print
ing 4ss 10
Risner G State witness pay J
L Robinson 0
4 Risner L State witness pay
E Robinson 0
4 Rockhold E constable pay ]
A Amos 46 9S
2 Richardson Philip out-pen
sioner pay w B Michael 20
4 Roach Priscilla out pensioner
pay Vanhorn jr Is
Robinson Ellen out-pensioner
pay Dick 20
Reed Edward and wife out
pensioner pay Davis 20
Richardson judge election 6
Raitt f clerk election 3
3 Repair of court house pump rs
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-08-09
AMOUNT OF PROPERTY.

Amount of Property 1st Dist $1,7se,ss4
Amt of Property I'd 6, 9th Dists 1923
Amount of Property Sd Dist 3,3O5,430
Amount of Property 4th Dist s,175,4O9
Amount of Property 9Th Dist 1,973,47O
County tax on $12,852,4 66
at ~ cents per 500 9s,537.75
Co exp's lev'd for $84,76s69
CONS for collt'g Co tax 5,55227
State tax 1,049.55
91,37O.51
Surplus to meet insolvences $1,1672e
Incidental to meet contingencies $50 90
State witnesses levied for 1880 90
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3 Yo ung William attorney ac-
count SO 80
2 Young William r constable 70 80
l hereby certify that the aforegoing is
a true statement of the Levy for 1879, as
recorded in the books of the Office of the
County Commissioners for Hartford county.
JAMES A. FULTON, Clerk.
N. B.-The figures placed at the begin
ming of each item shows in which district
the money is payable. J. A. f.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-08-09

SuBsCRIBE NOW FOR "TuE EGIs AND INTEL.
y LIuENCER" $3.50 q year.
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Fishing and Grabbing.

DARTIES who desire good days Fish
i ing or Grabbing, can do so by APP.
plying to the undersigned, who has boat of
ten tons, safe and reliable, with awnings to
make it pleasant and cool. Will meet par
ties at Otter Point or any other point on
Bush River.
Address CAPT. WILLIS,
au2 or A. BOWMAN, Magnolia, Md.E
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-08-09

5 Davis VIM damages on road
8 Dawson VIM wood account
8 Divers VIM II register
2 Denny G w sheriff of Cecil
county
8 Dean Nathan repairs sc. to
Court House
2 Dutton Maria out-pcnsioner
pay ] T Reasin
Q Dutton Dick out-pensioner
pay r Loflin
2 Beaver james out-pensioner
pay r L Morgan
3 Dougherty Peggy out-pen-
sion pay P H Lee
3 Dauton Fanny out-pensiener
pay A II Greenfield
3 Dance j G clerk election
5 Davis Geo A clerk election
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-08-09

Grafton Bennett chairman 81
S Griffith VIM J crow heads. Sc
3 Guyton Jesse bridge account % 90
8 Gilbert Amos magistrate ID Is
Lee 10 40
A Gugarty Patrick account filed 3 90
Galbreath John w census 119 SO
2 Gilbert George & census pay
George Gilbert 1877 80
2 Gilbert George taking pauper
to Almshouse 90
3 Garrettson L G work at Jail IA 70
1 Green Elizabeth out-pension-
er pay Tuchton 20 90
2 Gallon Sarah out-pensioner
self 30 90
2 Greenlee Jane out-pensioner
pay Michael 20 %
paw W s Bowman 90 90
3 Grafton Corbin judge election 90
2 Greenland A inquest SO
5 Grafton Corbin inquest so
2 Gallon B register - 56 90