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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17
The Uses OF tIid rags.

II Woolen rags, AZ they come in from
the peddlers, comprise every variety OF
fabric that is possible to produce from
wool, from coarse and harsh carpet
to the finest and softest product OF the
lpom. These are piled up i'm huge
heaps upon the warehouse floor, and
women aud girls, whose wages average
from tour to five dollars week, attack
them on all sides and 'sort" them into
no less than ten grades, each OF which
have an special use and established val-
ue. The greater portion of these are
manufactured into "shoddy.' aud, as
this is word concerning which gen
\ eral misapprchensiou exists, it may be
weli to devote paragraph to IT'S cop
Ylderatinn.
Shoddy perhaps the best abused ma>
terla i'll use. So far from being mere
sham and poor substitute for wool, it
is, III rea Try, valuable raate,ial, and
cutters, in certain proportions. into the
composition OF nearly all cloth 1t is
uot, as is generally supposed, woolen
rags ground to pn@drr and worked
i,,to the cloth to give it weight. hni
wool fiber. combed ont OF Woo fabrics
BY IA peculiar process, at d, mixed with
new wool when the latter is carded
is spun with il. and finally becomes
component part Of the cloth,
i Titus, by mixing a due proportion oil
, 4 -
new wool If u coarse grade. a sui stan
.tial yet sofI and handsome fabric eau be
produced and sold at IA moderate price
while the same thing. with fine high
cost wool in the place of the much re-
v;led shoddy, would cost Ear mere aud
possess bat little more value 80 far as
wear aud appearance are concerned.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17
Beautiful Woman !.
HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM gives
to the Complexion the Freshness of
Youth,

UAeAS's MAGSoLrA BALM overrnmes the
flushed appearance caused by heat. fhti sue anu
excitement. 1t makes the lady of forty appear
but twenty. and natural and perfect that no
person can detect its npplicati,n m. BY its use
the toughest skin Is male to rival the pure RI
a:ent texture af youthful beauty. 1t removes
rcdness, blotches and pimples. 1t c"stains
nothiag that will iniurc the skin the least.
MAoxoLrA BALM is used by all fash ionable
ladies in New York. London and Paris. 1t casts
only rs cents per Bottle, and is sold by all
Druggists and Perrumers
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PL An Il A TION
ESitters.
= = "a $ G Ok /.

THIS WONDERFUL vrEITAflF rF
st"ra1ve is the sheet anchor Of ;he feshi
aud debiilated. A. u tonic aud r..r,iiI TO
the aged aud laugnil Il has no sqaa' among
stDmaehies. As u remedy for the ncrvanS
weakness 70 which WOMEN are rsIee'ai sub.
Get, il is snrereeling estry other stina liant
In all climates. tropical. temperate or frisisl il
] re as a specific 10 every species Of disorder
which undermiees the bnliy strength and
breaks dowL TIE M iinal srifii.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17

Prince Henry. son of the Grown
Prince Of the German Empire. has just
been apprenticed to i,o"khinder in
Rerlin. Leiriziger Tagchlatt" of the
I'd iustaut states that the Crown Prince
is compassion, and gives song o"nI-
posed by Max Mo ike which was sung
hy the men of the ,fhre ,o which he
belonged on the OCCASION "t his marriage
to the Prince victoria of England.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17
NOTICE.
RECON q CALIFORNIA RAIL-

OREGON d CALIFORNIA RAIL-
road Company, Land Department. Port
land Oregon. April 5. 1S72.-Notiee is hereby
given, that vigorous prosecution will he insti.
tuted against any and every person who tres
passes upon any Railroad Land. by cutting and
removing timber thsreirom before tie same is
BOUGHT OF the Company AND PAID FOR.
All vacant Land in odd numbered sections
whether surveyed or unsurveyed. within dis
tauee of thirty miles from the line Of the road,
belongs to the Company
I. r. Mo0RES,
6-tf Land Agent
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s n5 Reward +!

The undersigned will pay the ah.vc rew,r'i
To ary u, rson returning the following auim =
IA him Mt his re- .>Hieuea, in Independence. One
white mare, heavy set, harness mark /; no
nther marks visible. Ahnnt ten yearr "'t
4hues nn fure feet. Also, ere dark dunn
or ciayhank mare. with black tail and mane
large white spot in forehead >add'- marks "tt
LETT SIDE; shoes on fo.c feet about ten years
.ud Ms I. hC9oELA;
20-wI
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20-w4

The standard remedy for Coughs, FIJI
fiuenza. sore Threat, W hopping
Cough. Group. Aiser Complaint,
bronchitis. Bleeding of the
Lungs. and every affection of the
Throat. i.mn-s and Chest. includ-
ing Consumption.
Nsistarz iSalsam does not dry up
Cough. but ioosens il. cfeanses
the iaags. atlaNs irritntinn. thus
removing the cause OF the COM
p,asnt. Npne genuine unless Sign
ed 1. BUFrS. Prepared by SErH
w. FO I.hs d. SON. Boston.
sold by REDDiNETON, HOS
TGcrl.R ~ Co. san Francisco,
and by dealers generally. I6-iy
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ATTENTION.!

TVyIIE OVERLAND STORE. SALEM, HAS
4 received large lot OF nice. iashie aahie
dry ,ods, together with u we'll SO ected stoca
OF DoMestics, etc. Give then u call, Highest
price paid fg psodgms 7G
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"taE.ia1 SALOON,
MAIN STREET, DALLAS.

~rxup ppsr or VINES AND LIQUORS
\ aIes and porters dispensed ~ '"S o"i
choice Havana Cigars.
Giveus call and we gunrentee satisfael.e"
MsCASN & GLAZE Prs
% -
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-17

4 prominent citizen Of Norristown
approaching his sleeping apartment u
few nights since. at late hour. gently
tapped at the door. who is it," in-
quired the better half, to which vert
proper interrogatory he hear,less MAT
replied by asking; Whom 90 you
expect at this hour
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90 rEHE PUBLIC.

LIZ KINDS OF WORK, SEWING
~. Washing and Ironing, &C.. done by
DuI nett on short notice and reasonable
terms. All orders left at the house, south west
parf Of Dallas will be Immediately attended to-.
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SADDLE, zgE 40.
G.. IL. COX

Isas on hand anil fpr Sale. SADDLE
TREES of all sizes and the best quality.
Shop near Waymire's Mil. Dallas, Oregon
42ft
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YOU KNOW KEY.
SavANTED. AGENTs-STo0 10 $3.50 pc
n IL I. 4

SaTANTED, AGENTs-$T00 10 $3.50 per
w h, male and tma.e, 20 itfr"dnce
the genuine improved MARSHALL SEWING
MACHINE This machine. will stitch. hem
fell. tuck. braid, bind cord, quilt. aud EN-
hroider in IA most superior manner. Price, only
SIS, fully liteuH.-i aud warranted Tor fye yrars
Ne viii pay : ! coo far any machine. hi3 price
or low, that will sew IA stronger. mere beautiful
| "r elastic riIan ours. IL makes the
ELASTIC LOCK STITCH. Every second
stitch can he cut mud stiii the cloth cannot las
pulled apart without tearing it. We pay Agents
SinD ;o~s2a0 per mouth. and expenses a
commission from which twice thai am4'unt can
be made. For circulars and terms. apply To or
address, y. MARSHALL 4 10.
I02 Nassau street New f"rk
CAUTION. .ADo not be imposed upon by
"thvr parties travelling through Inc country
paimlng OF worthless caSt>irnn machines un-
der the name otherwise Ours is the
only genaana anu realty cheap machine man-
ntaeturei. lD-m3
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MANHOOD YEARS

ulauo prUNIlUIe, ana
Old AGE
maae comfortable. how t" live and he healthy
supply your table with The least cost where Ia
dispose al the thugs you dpn't waut ut the
best price. making ynur own industry the most
profitable This story i written by IA first
class author. and upe who rnsiarsiarids the
case in hand :" perfection. Meanwhile 1T yeu
cant wait for the above T. appear IN print, call
on NJ. II. ELLIS, III La Cie,le. and all the
above mentioned points will be fully explained
aud happily illustrated.
YOU KNOW KEY
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NOTICE.

EDARTIES VINO WE'RE OCCUPYING
II lands in the " Grande Ronde and Siietz
heserves, III the State of Oregon, in the years
l655-'6. and had to abandon the same in conse-
qnenee of said Reserves having been selected by
the U. 5. ton the settlement Of the Rogue River
.fndiaus. will please send their addresses, for
futh correspondence To k. W. BOWMAN,
Atty Box 1916. Washington City, d. G. l3 3m
~ EGS,Wr LA MP sE N.Y. a.
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aa-. cf i.o.r Iiufs, VhIsicy, Proof
Spirits and IL cfn nsc k.iquors doctored, spiced
aad sweetcned to pleasc the taste. called " Tom
ics,"" Appctizcrs, -" Rcssorcrs," &C.. that lead
tic t.ppler on to drunkenness and ruin, but are
q at-uc Medicine, made from the Native Roots and.
I.cr5s of California, free from all Alcoholic
Sfinfulnnis. They arc the CIR EAT BLOOD
PUnIEfEK and LIFE GIVING PRIN--
CfPLE perfect Rcnovator and Inyigorator OF
tic System carrying OF all poisonous matter ard.
restoring tic blood 10 q healthy condition No.
pcEsoa can tasc these Di:tcrs according TO diree-
tloa Gai rcinair lo-g unwell.
Far InGlnnmnfory and Chronic Rheu~
ranfisln and Gouf, Dyspepsia or Indi--
gcsfiou, Bilious, Rcmittent and Inter-
niiticnt Fcycrs, Diseases of the Blood,
Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder. these Bit--
ters Lave beel most successful. Sach Dis
cnses are carscd by Initiated Blood. which
ts generally produced By arrangement OF the
Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION.
Headache. Pain ia the Shoulders, Coughs. Tight
ness OF tac Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructatioas OF
ehc Stomach, lad tastc IN tie Mouth Bilious At
tacEs, ralp.t@tIon or the Heart. Inflammation OF
the LuGgs Pain in TIC regions of the Kidneys. and
ahuadred other painful symptoms. ere the Of
spriassof Dyspepsia.
III y iavigoFate tic Stomach and stimulate the
torp.dlver a7d bowels, which render them OF un--
elnalled efficacy ia cleansing the blood OF all
impurities. and ianparsing new life and vigor to
tie whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, letter
Salt Ihcu,, BlotciIcs. Spots, Pinplcs. Pustulcs.-
Bols, Carbuncles, Ring Worms. Scald-Hcad Sore
Eyes. E.ysip las, ltcl,. Scurfs. Dscoorations Of
tlia skin, HlmoTs and Diseases OF the Skin, OF
whatever name or natnr-. are literally dug up,
s.il carried out or t!t2 system In shor' time by
the ase of these Biuers. One bottle in such
eGscs VIII convince the most incredulous OF their
Garativc effects
CLEANSE tsc vitlated Blood whenever you md.
its Impurities bursting through the skin In Pin--
pies, Eruptions or Sores; cleanse It when you
fad It obsiractcd and sluggish In the veins:
cleanse IL when il IS foal. and your feelings will
tell you when. Keep tsc blood pure and tho.
heaitA OF tic systcri will follow.
PIN, TAPEald other WOR MS, lurking In
the system Of 10 many thousands. are effectually
destroyed and moved. For fall directions, read
carefully the circular around each bottle.
J.wALKER. Proprietor II. Fl. MCDONALD a..
CO., Druggists and Gen. Agents. San Francisco.
Cal, aad g. Gad 81 Cosnmescc Street. New York.
SOLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
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an hspd with .heir " NGGCNS aul n
tE- nj 'hegr old ~tahi! ttts %trttg a ti>'t~
al intend 1, sell rIcm v.ry che,r or Cas-,
e Prices ranging fr'.m gt.a :" s'Sh.
They hav" aisp 30 haId tnr sale plenty
gun mat rials tive him c.il and scu ia u
All kinds "f work ib their line done or l.t
All kind. ~ B'ae krmi hing done Ga >a"t
anii.u. and in "a wnr matlike nanner. Hors
shoeing 81 %. casa down.
Thankful for past patronage, they solicit
.1ntiuuance Of the same.
off Dallas. MAY 6. 1871.
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For President, Statesman or Ty
ant, which
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The TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT is nov
itted up with th best ~ Instruments aud i. il
..ript,'ete ruflzi- e-l.r
Far Full IMPORTATION, send for col
LEGE PApEk. 4 tis-y>:
DGFkA&CE & JAMES.
5oy1 For han Z. Oregon.
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where in The space of f " WFFKS. he o'
ains the experience OF an ORDINARY LIFE
TINE.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-10-25
Old Things Have Passed Away.

This is at least true Of the old method of treating the
long abused and much abused human body. is nc
longer considered wise to put patient the torture
in order him ofa disease in which pain is already
undermining the energies of his system True science
ranges itself tho side of nature and endevors to as
sst her in her fight against disease. This is the prov
ince of Hostel tiers Stomach Bitters the most proved
tonic ever advertised in this country. may be re-
commended as fall medicine, par excellence for it is
in the fall that bliousuess, dyspepsia and maarous
fevcrs especially prevalent The frame, exhausted
by the heats of summer is relaxed and feeble at its
aud requires my say demands artificial assistance
Afford it that assistance in occasional doses of Hostel
ters Stomach Biters and the evils referred to may
be escaped. Throughout the far West and the steam
ing allnval of the Southern rivers, all the varieties
periodical fever probably rife to-day Had course
of ostetters Btters been commenced by the sufferers
a month ago. e before the unhealthy season set in
seven-eghts of them would all probability he in teir
usual health at the present time. 20 much for
forecast. So much for not keeping in the house and
using daily, the best safeguard against epidemic and
endemic feyers
As ocks OF imposors and imitators are trying to fol-
low in the wake of the great American remedy there
fore be sure that the article you buy is genuine and
flied by the proper trade marks The true article can
only be obtained IN bottles. Beware Of the spurious
bitters sold by the gallon or key.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-10-25
The Maryland and Pennsylvania r. r..

The mortgage from THE Maryland and
Pennsylvania Railroad Company" to "The
Philadelphia Trust Safe Deposit and Insur-
ance Company" which we referred to last
week as having been left for record in Balti-
more county, was also received at the Clerk s
office of this county on Tuesday last, for
record here. The date of the mortgage is
the I'd October, 1879, and is to secure the
payment Of the sum of $SOO,0OO 1t recites
that said railroad company "are now engaged
in the construction of their railroad" from
Baltimore city to the Pennsylvania line, at u
point where said line crosses the Octoraro
Creek, and mortgages the whole line of the
road-a distance of as miles, more or less, &c.
We do not pretend to hazard an opinion
Oh the subject of railroads in Hartford county,
but give our readers the above information,
from which they can draw their own conclu-
sions as to the meaning and bona fdes of the
transaction. What will be done, if any,
thing, time will show.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-10-25
AFFAIRS AT HAvRE DE GRAoE.-Thc fol-
lowing items are from the Hacre Republican
of last week.

lowing items are from the Hagre Republican
of last week:
Schooner Sunk.-The schooner VIM. Kallahan,
Capt. Jacob Galloway, ofIIavre de Grace, loaded
with guano and empty casks and bound from
Norfolk to Baltimore, was run into on last Sun
day morning, when off the mouth of the PatuX-
ent river, by the steamer Roanoke of the BAY line
of steamers, and sunk.
arm Broken.-On last Monday, Mr.. VIM. Hop
kins, who resides near Avondale, left his team
standing in the lumber yard of John Dubois, in
charge of his son. At the sound of the steam
whistle of the saw mill, the horses became fright
ened, and the boy in trying to hold them was
thrown down, and run over by the wagon, break
ing his arm and otherwise injuring him.
Leg C,ushed,-On Monday night last, as the
team of Larry Kahoe, who resides on Deer Creek,
was on its way home from this place with q load
of coal, was passing Hopewell Roads, the team
ster, a white man-grossly intoxicated at the
timc-fell off the wagon, two wheels of which
passed over one of his legs crushing it in a terri
BILE manner. We were unable to learn the mans
name.
Distressing Accident. Thomas Hollahan, son
of Mr.. John Hollahan, promising lad some tif-
teen years of age met with very distressing ac-
cident at Dubois saw mill on Monday evening
last In attempting to remove the belt that drove
q small circular saw, his right hand by accident
struck the saw, which instantly severed the mid
die finger and split his hand open to the wrist.
DR.. J. II. Cochran dressed and sewed up the
wound
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-10-25

LOCALS IN BRIEF.-Voters who ara enti-
tied but are not yet registered, should remem-
Der that their last opportunity before the
Presidential election will be on Monday, the
2Sth, and Tuesday, the Goth inst.
Monday night DIR. Dickey's horse, with a
buggy attached, was hitched in front of DR.
Lees residence, in Bel Air, when by some
untoward accident the buggy was upset by
collision with passing vehicle. The bug.
gy was badly injured, but the horse was found
standing perfectly quiet when the accident
was discovered
Do not forget the great mass meeting Of
the friends of Greeley and Brown, at Bel Ali
tomorrow. A band of music will enliven
the occasion, and fireworks ut night will add
to the interest Of the scene.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-10-25
The Issue in a Nutshell,

The Democratic Adgocate, published at
Westminster, Md, prior to the Baltimore
Convention, most earnestly and ably oppos-
cd the nomination, by that convention, ofany
other than statesman of Democratic ante.
cedents and proclvitics Since the issue has
been crawn, however, between Greeley and
Grant, between incompetency and corruption
on one hand, and ability and honesty on tho
other the Adcocate like every one of its Dem
ocratc colleagues in Maryland, has thrown
the weight of its influence for the regularly
nominated Democratic ticket. In q recent is.
it says:
If there is solitary Democrat who vet
fnters or hcsitates about voting for Horace
Greeley, on account of his past record, let
us say 10 such IN one, that that record is not
among the issues of the present canvass. The
man and his former utterances are buried out
OF sight in the great vital questions of the
present campaign On the one hand, Presi.
dent Grant represents Capitalization. corrup-
ton and sectionaism, while ON the other hand,
Greeley is the representative of honesty and
purity of government, of the reconciliation
of the sections and of nationality and peace.
If Greeley be elected, constitutional govern
ment as well MS local selfgovernmcnt will b,
maintained; but if Grant should prove sue
cessful the disaster would be well nigh ire.
parable. The re election of Grant would be
the endorsement of the extravaganza, nepo.
iism, corruptions usurpations, and ceptrai-
cation policy his administration. Greelcy's
election to the office of President would in
augurate purity, fraternity, and honest gov
crnment. What Democrat therefore can
falter in his duty when issues like these de,
pend upon the suffrage of the American PEG
pie in the ensuing Presidential election AS
well might the soldier skulk in the hour of
danger when the foot of foreign foe invad-
ell the soil of his native land.
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eide whether it shall be repeated within their
own borders.
For the first time the system offree govern
ment and the sanctity of the ballot are really
on trial in the United States. From this
hour forward the preservation of the franchise
in its integrity dwarfs all other issues.
Let our friends in each of the States catch
inspiration from the heroic conduct of oul
fellow-citizens in Georgia and in Indiana; and
from now till November let their struggle be
manful and unceasing for liberty and an un'
tainted ballot-box, for reform and an honest
administration of the Government.
AUGUSTUS SCHELL,
Chairman National Democratic Committee.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-10-25

REV. WILLIAM FINNEY.- On Sabbath
morning last the Rev. Mr.. Finney, ST., preach
ed to large assemblagc at the Presbyterian
Church, in this place, of which his son, Rev
E. Finney, is pastor. The announcement
of the fact drew one Of the largest congrega,
lions that have assembled at any place ofpub-
lie worship in the village for long time, and
every one seemed anxious to listen to the
"words of wisdom" from the lips of the aged
and eloquent preacher.
Religious services have been held every
evening during the week at the above church
and will be continued until after next Sunday
They have been well attended, and much
good, it is hoped, resulted
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-10-25
Address of the National Democratic Com
mittee.

The following Address to the people of the
United States has been issued by the Nation
al Democratic COMMITTEES
The October elections are over. They enable
us to form tolerably accurate idea ofthe true
political situation of the country.
In Georgia we have to recount victory for
the Liberal ticket so uneXampled as to take
her out of the list of doubtful States, and prac-
tically to pronounce in advance the decision
of at least 1876 votes in the Electoral College
To this number 1t as only necessary to add siaty
y0tes to elect Greeley and Broacn
In Pennsylvania tie distinguished Chair
man of the Liberal Committee has eloquently
characterized the methods by which the result
of the election there was accomplished. We
commend his statement to the thoughtful at
tention ofthe country.
In Ohio, despite most unprecedented gains
for the Liberal Democratic ticket the Grant
managers have carried the election by re-
duced majority, having brought to the polls
their entire reserve vote. Had our Democrat
ic friends in certain localities of that great
commonwealth shown the same earnestness
and activity, and enabled us like our enemies
to record our entire strength, they would now
be exulting over brilliant victory. In Indi-
ana the Democratic and Liberal forces have
achieved most important success over Penn
sylvania tactics most unscrupulously employ
ed by the Administration and its allies, show
ing thus that free people when aroused
know their rights and dare maintain them.
Indiana has fairly demonstrated that she
can neither be "bought nor bullied." The NOR
al of these results is that victory is still in plain
view for our national ticket, and that energy
and courage will assure it. That victory must
be won. If we mean to preserve free institu-
ions on this continent we must assure it.
The event in Pennsylvania on Tuesday last,
when considered in its causes, is the most APP
palling political catastrophe that has ever TAX
en- place in this country. Should the system
through which this catastrophe was brought
about be condoned by the people and foisted
on the ether States it seals the doom of free
dom in America. A sad contrast it is surely
that the city in which our republic was born
amid the anthems of free people should now
be the first to toll the knell Gifts liberties.
1t is for the free, unbought people of all the
States to calmly review the fearful crime
against suffrage in Pennsylvania, and to de-
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-10-25
M A r. r, T r. d

SHROFF-NORRIS.-- Tuesday morn
ing, 18th instant, at the residence ofthe brides
father, by the Rev. DR.. Head, z. F. SHROFF
formerly of Hartford Co., Md to Miss
SOPHIA E., daughter of John Norris, Esq,
of Leesburg, Va.
COLLINS-HAINES.-O October 10th, 1872,
by Rev. Philip Reese. DAVID COLLINS, of
Baltimore county, to SARAH G. HAINES, of
Oakington, Hartford county.