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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-24
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5i5ii NESY i S 55it'A1IILY sIN6BR SEWING

NJ MAgIIIaSas. !. 9E4Il[ S33s
WITH IATrAcHaIENTss FOR s$fI. IifS55s BIZ FdJsfss
is fast winning favor in tle Household, as shown
the rapidly increasing sales.
~ This \ E.M AhllI1Y SEWING MACHINE,
is Capable of a range and variety of work such
eass RSsss Rsisa 5 r. rs s, " Y
tle tAieapes most beautiful delfcately prrnrg-
c1 nicely adjusted easily operated aud lniooiia
" running Of all the Family Sewing Machines
iissssisa 9 ss Rss sf M sssssN aas sai
,tiHtfeiit kinds Of texture which ie~winsew with
fiR' i'asl s. ss q tsEa#s | nsI'Ias YI
t l.s G IRlsiISSS es a lS1 siaih siaja
leather may bessewn with great strength and
a Il sa FSsI as ts
adjusted for fine work 5a.i.e,or gossatneltis-
sue, or tlrri eiaiim 1aSithria oeirtGihg3 316g
Utmost any Other work which delicate fingers!
ii iSe |F " fsesISsd Ia faa ia aftst M
award = y h'slSssI Yadss5 ia'sfl
Office mt isngine: Io,ist, Or.tsge ebuig, So.
lnn.6 ,e3aIIT A1 s .saaIiil
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-24
StoppedIup Head, Runningiof the Nose
constant hawking and splitting, 8 i
constant Blowing of the 81,

Nervous Deafness, Noises in the Head, .Oior-
rlGa-Otitis discharge from Ear),
Paralysis of Auditory Nerve ~ ~
am daily treating all affections Of the car
with the most gratifying ros.llts. Some who
had paid nurists nearly $1,000 without benefit
have been cured by me i'll u few weeks at mod
crulc cN nrnsc
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-24
TOWN, DIRECTORY,
THE WEATHER.

1peane,day, July g iii IS 6oSdlotk, s6o; 2,
sOa. Thursday IS h; Mt s, s09 i p 93 Fri
day, 10Th, s, $50; 80. Saturday. 2Otli s,
1922, 9, 500. Monday, 22tl, s. TSo; 2, S091.
Tuesday, 23d, s, 77o;; 2 Ss'.te,A f - $: .s'
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-24
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ORANGEBUEG G. III Is. g.

~ iaart sidqrneif sdtfo snilsaai 80
at5l6fs pal ,sslya e W t9s4stnmo9 TO
10 ihsna3issab sds 1fo sG!aGsqa ,siia
80 ono 10 asbi aiti sug ,eso9pess1 FIsi iIgpa
:stJ1o7 ano4ts gnineito ads otnii 3stbssH lpo
oeq Ttod,pos ~ tada uov lls1lIiN +.
.sssslR slsES,al';s Hll sasR e. q
lIsia nredfbc2 = bnA nissiits7 / aaawisd
.4a3 fas9 ed iie sitss naHi a1sdtuoa sdT
fait} tsilaaiiaills i Sii bs odiaad liz thsl afssf ff
Tht4 I1s lsAYs;; s;, Al sE
R'slsPoIsrsssl SUMMARY s6fi TO RBfeN
s4s, slsiSs LJJTIlERArUR q l 'Ii: gS
and,srEosAsiro roLtaIss fIurs tho sagriculs
tara1 polssllasion u our State aid county nj "
1t is the intention -of,sthe proprictorIto
ma n;,aat4gpra II stdsissr slioa al
aoiiso ha0 0nTas aaiaola adj iadi lsra9 ces i
nopui sre ittssslq Do stet6 sff, b s4Ie1a
zsaa isass TILE TIE .Els| ! sssis
5ihs isfsasasmoa bns b',atroW tIaR giia
0ns q tts st1Sfs ss h sa,
~ ,IfsW biaq $40
rsi Ierns II e 6bI1sRIssa.iI2t
syIa TWO \ Ll DOLLARS Dlt2 RERa soa lIiw
ONE lDs LIAR tF0R, SIX MONTHS .dsap.a
ii sadR aa.I ezstnsEd no ou ) idsl 10
17g Advertfsidlg ssape, 'soo and
Ono dollar and q half q square for ths, 8.
first i insertion, and one dollar a. asquarsts
for each subsequent Insertion. ;a 5ss1l ~,
1a7 a Announcements plp9ulln, for oflieezs9,o9s,
} ] rea-- Marriage notices aud obitaaar;;eas s.
same as advertising rates. ioa Eafs einofs
hT Advertisements forsthreeisis and,
twelve months months will bo CONTRACTED, ,ionatee
liberal aid deductions a ff9m mt the ah,ve. rates
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-24

Tex r r. H., N; a. ,,,, h,
5. 49, = s,e
Istha Radical mestine at I5esisville, on
MONDAY OF. Of last week but OWING to the
Ilyatsnsss q e 9f ths hour, We are unable 10 size
= s, Il fsftsI
The q9stfliSlld ti iSl DEYoGlI AFflsas Plat hat
|siPins llatS bhei ltrequshf ihltliat bounty,
during the past week.
Atthe cpmme4cypmEA { sYerciS a Lue
West College, a very = imprsss sand el9.
ffaaekt orttionaa Mas Was deiiiSttfed i5y Rev. NJ.
Capsrs. -. 81
An important raj iroa,l meeting 81 Is BE
held ontle FIRST 81. a A,4s,st. al G;,e ,,lwood
LII ii dth dtho interest o5ffhs Greenwood and AL
lS6fI.1I Diigi nbTia EsaffssaWill
f9ld ,IIia Ia2ss1tf ;i}19tf 's5tAIoraflfi4 li4
Senator snmnefs ef gss aIassac4taas i hat hat
deelYSsl fpe eTeSflEEs. f-NfS
gpGlgc; IiMb y y aakns,S NJ distinguished
xenl, vs,1s : S''s'p, s''su s''N'f''sf -
t-If 81 ( 80, II S11Safs;i 81, s.; =,
1sthon h,,ans 5l,,; ,a,, * ,fa,,
H., 81 4 & ~ :, M e.,ss
s,n,,n,. ,h,s sc,,sa,,..., J, ,,sl;,aas .,,e 4
s., s sf (, y ! yh
lS,nlitis.srseS Esbeuoa nos Il
~. ?ar y,ss,S. NJ Ill,
go. i,v ''''' = fo'',,s". "itor IN.
e.reeieShsty'lc' except that ills varied III.
13wlthlblaeK 1l..It ne grape.
'i'hc charleston NEWS says:
''T. j. Mackey, in hisg Winnshoro
speech, said that itcost slao,oooin brihcs
Etospass1hsph89hdf t0r bone bill through
the lcsislat.rc. VIII Judge AIackey OBJ
ige the pnblicwitll the names 5oi,thc per-
sons Ml:o. .siurliishca atliis bribery Flu, d.
The hribefs arc just about rs bad rs the
bribed."
CIV, :, ,rn,
1e',, wv ~ NV y i',
~ 80, -, ,''''''.e. ~. ~ - 'oioa'' "'''
! - ''N - - Z, ''s,''e'' - = -
ID aaa55illsfti 5lisii, alt.x Ioota Ia.iaiag, Sda
h,c Iopr Bra,. I'll ;tc,, \, rms Z
,,n,;,i,.. ,,,l,i;..,l,4 90 ,,..,.,,,. ,..',
n,t i,, ,nes n.ed 81 bim H. ,r,,n, NT,r,,,,,
aud o. hers ex,,i,od ns;,lcr,h,c ,t,o,
tion, Ills other .,rn.,nt :, la nrcson
ia to hjn,,,,xt j,fy ,x%,t,,.s itsiW,f = !, II
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-24
ea- shefiaa = shlss.next week.
rs will be sctn liz reference ITO our
+AE%A-S-

= e .ts
As will be sctn hy reitrenccto ourud-
vorsising columns, Mr.. Lee Hagood, Of
Barnwel. and Mr. Osp. Hay, of suns
iReisific, Haec9 Bccii fassdtiat&li With the
firm of John Colccx & co, Factors aud
Commission Merclants, Charlcstop,,sH 81 G.,
They will be thnnkinl tor The pptropasc
ofthcir friends in 0iiulgeburg Gouiityl
and will guarantee satisi,,t Oh.
- :. - : --a-L..-- y H3ifil
lHayrhisJulrrcis'a alG6ra:r fifii2 fail,iw-
Moda s.waio hc,s3!ba or,Rrtialfluttc
browning, d,,ring tl.c past wetl;:: z y, 1 s
ss,:ae ~ ::3itl,,l. ~. u,
an:lty. sfss sRi,sp.s
State vs.. Gcorssse NJ. Jenkins and Il.
M. Nj JcEiiils. 8 Nioiation,to, leantlzset.,
Nos guilty.
Stat. ys4.GAln.t.l f1sp ver..t.l sauI,. esd
ba-.cry. Nptgniitg. !, r..rsysl =
.AhosSrEsS5 QEnHRrS3rtiigt. gt.-C Cur,o!iizans
wiitnosloubs'ife l'lcSsedto learn tl,at, the
l,9SfshSSsii:Sis l,9Sa,s iiasqI,as hesn n-dc IL.
Money Order office. MONEY can be sent
toaaS Pagtts agtts oS .fA6 s,fSqantify, without dan
geHsof loss, ,,atbtheinllowi.lg IA rates.:
On All amounts ~ 4 Is i no; exceeding So, five
cents: 9Ser a0Iandnot exceeding $40,
eni'cclfss,i6guId,ss20 20 and not, exceeding
$50, fifteen cents; and so on to $50.
A'hsasirwise a1r accession 10 our postal
fhfilitiss fas, cur people are enabled, at a
smell fate,ottlemnmission to send any a
mount Of hi9nley Under $50 to any part of
the United States.
.CRuMas. I'VE would ask the attention
Of our readers 10 our Baltimore Cores
pondence, published i'll another column,
Read the advertisement of DR.. l.. G.
Stevens, which appears this week A
good chance to invest in desirable real
estate.
3 lie. Stiles Mcllicl.amp conduc,c
divine services ut the Episcopal Church..
lastsabBa!lhi4,, ,a5ms @ i3ei 81
We understand, there is to be 81 bar.
pSfNtNf4a Sts'sTip stt'ttcbIFnsi'C i'CtCalluh ut
RoWc's BBritlsSu5 on I,cxt Saturday.
rGnpt sJ.aErodcrics has been con
fired 70 l;;is.bcd fpY fipSY thc, Past five days.
We asc .pleasetl ltosknoM that he isfcon-
yalescins.ai 10 s'oo Toi sidt a'F r
Isl .rItfaf .U.r,s q ~ trsF.fy2i $50 tH"gf
--JlH. Whhlers has'.iust received Il
large S stock IF an! domestic cigars,
I'VE. know they are fnc3forwe have ''pnR
cd''etlicn!a y o. = s'"H7ftt t'h*ti',
--.hneintslligcnt lad can find steady
cmflooymclitiat"lllG art prescrvativc Of
all arts" by applying~at this Office, ai'7i
T5S|aes understand tlmt ajax OF three
Observation-Disclosures in Cow Cattle
~ Township, !'rlN'p 10Y sehoYl purposes.
-'s'everal of tlie' Planters in the sicibi-i.
ty Of Rowq'sr Pump are nccdng rain.
4NYc understand that DR.. j. A. Kel
Ter has withdrawn his name as Il candi-
date for tsenstof, from this County.
-( apt. John S. Bowman and ~ n
Zimmerman Esq gave Jus The pleasurca
u of SHORT Chat yesterday. ,ts.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-24

swteG 0iB1 l.l.s6hi saiS, t9itaiSalrHrir t9itai SalrHrir, targ,
Soda, Gea 80 Ststls, psitts ana Brtdsi,t, eonn
cqnirated Eye, Ihicnt aieditinesas,iI ,iInEthtsa9 3
IpsSte.lll al llIsc tspqlher Isrgi SStofS tal1sns;
sell lsis Street Ia aud M &fi lbs rs SHY
want. !, Il @, DIX E.SS. -
DzS. e. 3. s. Hls 2y.l5 I. 5aa e
il1.i aaa,kidyneslwoRuH sris,sg.,2 q
I g, is sss .i5:i sS 75t' a Ss.si e$.:.. ~ . !.
s. sai gIfiepRfHltsA on als fosesins diseases
and ana a,ss,jS S,aFs amatqFs m Fl shs
CHARGES moderate, and iwiil,lnsfheisr
Iail. Office hours from n. m. to z y. m. !,
lIiEtf:fi1islf' i;,ild and NEUil,lIGii,
In aIl artl,riilic, complaints as. rheumatism,
gont, neural lsia.l dis lr!ciitc Is amo5t per-
stantly acknowledgements swel!ings are re-
.dpced7-ltmhs wlici have, leotracted and
still for years ;,re relaxed tHci. of txta,ts,
.hirts ana forty ye.Rs sta,alins t,,vc beci, cured
by me, after all oherme9hsiR:i v8 Ia aaliW TO-
\ great Macs9mplii.~hmSinai M ii tsnpi tRiaihlh over
ioothc aiia aarry off llesmost e3ettitiatiis Sun.
~. .l,ti
lieve,nsii,7it wo,ild aanl Isi5,s risy b,
system extani. ,i'.s,.s - !: e. -,
~
IL ylI GAIAIasH.sgtiA aYnd t.
G. uu ~.
S'oPpeoIul, tiIsi''s h.uiii''hg Oh the Nosc,
constant hawking and splitting, 81 *
constant Blowing of the, 3 81,
Nose.
Thousands sufIt1 from tbat mn
disarrccnble complninll Catarr,i 'w;tbonSi.
knowing what il is
Often the sccrcted mucous flowing down the
,i,roa! clogs up the lupgs aud lays the iounda-
The most skillint physicians fail TO etire.it.
cure any case of obstruciion--stopp
hcad-dischargcs of greenish, thick, thin or
glairy mucous from The nose, internal or cxter-
slant blowing of the nose--inllanm alton, of the
nasal passages, liberation of sscliucidesrrian
memhr,,le,iete., inthe course of few days. es
2.DEAFN FSS. i,,s,s,is ttaft
Nervous Deafness. Noises in tLc Head o,,r-
rLo,oNot;t;s fIisclar,,a 1 rrant w., Ea,nl
"S'' roraIvsis of I,,i;,erv. MI Mn.,.o "a
/ am daily treating all affections of Tho car
viii ihs most srahfying rosalts. Some who
s,s.s aSs sspss,s ss.s sss'' y s !" sT weeks q mod
'sNSi fi.Nl lisiHAi' ilff'2f1A'oi17'
Mercury, injuu4diiciously used, has filled the
ss'2 ss' 4sSss fs 4 Ss SS$ Ss;s been
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-24

Too La We have received II coh-
mdnicatiod giving gEaptic account of
the 1 q Radical meeting at Iowisyille, on
monday Of last week but owing to the
lateness Of the hour, we are unable to giYe
itifoooim OH iii iii flsis issue. IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-26
A UCTrON SALE AT PRIvA TIl RESIDENCE,
~ 10 West 2Sd street, bet. q and avenues.
1HIS (TUESDAY) MORNING.,

commencing lU,n Ocipck..
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auconser wi sell this day Tues
dayover $50 lots BY all the and plain House
hold FmaIsurepamely maanlhcsnt ~ octave rosewood
Pianoforte celebrated city maker, cost *l0t, used
PAINTINGS. Bionxcs and Bisque Figures; Velvet,
Curtains, magnificent rosewood Etsgerss rich fsrlor
ss covered ss A. ss psosads ann ,ep
choice Books Chaber suits rosewood and wanus Bed,
steads, Bureaus wsshstsnds, WardroDeA 2S Hiu and
spring Mattresses Beds, BEDDING Corner and BOOK stands
Extension Tables, Bunch Chais silver Plated and French
Ac Basement Kitchen FuT ntafs n. D-ooods boxed
and shipped for purchasers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-26
"a LEWIS r. WOOD, Auctioneer
and dealer In Hudson County Real Estate,
nnice IN MGnfnnmerY streei. Jersey CitV.

will sell on THIS DAY, TUEsD Is, March 96
A. O'Clock r. NJ the premises two Houses and LOTS
avenue Lafayette Nos ia and 1855 they arc
two story, attic and cear contain ii rooms each are To-
Gated Of the finest the county; neghbor
hood unsurpaset horse cars PASS the houses TO all FER
riea terms possession LIST May For particulars apply
10 WOODWARD SHERWOOD Is Montgomery street, or
10 auconcer, 4. WOOD, 10 Moatsoncry street. Jersey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-26
WILLIAM TUCKER. REAL ESTATE BROKER,

WILLIAM TUCKER, REAL ESTATE BROKER
220 Fifth avenue, aboys Twenty sixth street.
Offers the following desirable Dwellings to et The numbers
But for admanee parties apply at this Office for per-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-26

DAwHBRoKER's sALE.-TnIs DAY, BY JAMES
i AGAR, 50 New Bowrry, . large assortment OF unrs
desmsd Pledges onsslins Drsssss Beee shawls Rem
nans, UndsScothnG Sheets, bpreeas. beo, sad fihowA
QUA IA, memiioI ~ order a N. Coek. u Aany sreeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-26

T)Y JOHN A. DUNN AUCrIONEER
ID JOHN A. DUNN 4 co.
win sell this day ut their saeroom, 2S3 Bowery, ut II
O'clock large assortment Of Household Furniture consist
ing of Bureaus, Lounges Bedead Tables Chairs Screens
Large benches. one large Black Walnut Counter, Knives
FORKS and Spoons Crockerv lin and Hard Ware together
with two large Oyster Ranges
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-26

A RrISTS SALE.
n OH Paintings and Water Colors.
Samuel Coman's and George H. Halls entire Collections
comprising the Works of many years;
$50 pieces including Sketches and Studies from Nature
now exhibition at the Somervilie Gallery,
Fifth avenue, Fourteenth street,
win be sold Mt auction, without reserve,
Wednesday, Thursday aud FRIDAY, 3d. lh and 9Th April
commencing n 8 o'clock evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-26

MORRIS WILKINS. AUCTIONEER.
M Executors Sale Of IA Lots on
1h 130h and t3ls Streets Seventh boulevard
Z. II. LUDLOW h Co, will sell NJ auction.
on THURSDAY, March q, 1879, nj " O'Clock,
at the Exchange Salesroom,
Ill Brosawsy Trinity BUILDING. New York, =.
sale by order OF the executors OF Andrew Brdgenan de-
ceased:-
10th rcc-Two LOTS south side $40 feet east Of Seventh
avenue boulevard, each 25x991L l29h street 10 opened
curbed gu,tersa l3oth Lots north side
OF Seventh boulevard each 25x99 l3lst
streesx Lots south sde rs feet west OF Seventh avenue
Boulevard directly the Of the above, each 25xs9 H.
~ Of the purchase remain bono and
mortgage for three eve For aud full partcu-
apply mt the aucobecs Office, No. Pine street, N T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-26
UGUsfE MARTlNEs 4 Co, AUCTIONEERS.
Public sale OF
Magnificent Household Furniture, TO-,
al the elegant private residence

DAT
Drawing Room Furniture Pianoforte, Paintings
Silverware, Statuarv. rare Works Of Art
Superb Drawing Room Suits, Pompadour, Marie Anoin-
noe syles covered brocade silk rosewood Etagees,
Bookcase rnarquctee Cabinets Tables, Encognures, Jar
dineres. Canterbury, Music Box, Paintings by eminent
artists Velvet Medallion Carpets; magnificent rosewood
rianoforc celebrated msker STOOL Covers artistic Bronze
Stauary Clocks Lace Curt ewood walnut Bureaus
Bedsesds, wardrobes, Commodes style Louis XIV. Mat
esses Toilet sets Extension Table, Sdebonrd Glassware,
Linen, China Ware Silver Ware Also all Furniture
van!s' aparsncnts n. b. The Anctioneer would call par
cular attention Of friends and the public this tho
catalogue comprising largest richest household
furniture offered auction this Sale peremptory
A LBERT b. wALpRoN, AUCTIoNEER
N Saesrooms Liberty 80 Church. Ill Cedar sts
wALDRON& COOKE sell THIS DAY, at loN o'clock,
aENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITUkE,
AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE
cottage 400 West Forty-scvenih street fcntrance
through basement OF No. 4U9), the entire Furniture OF
family leaving the city, consisting Of walnut Bedseads
Desug bureaus Washstapds Velvet and Brussels Carpets
ensmeped Chamber Suits, Feather Heds and Pillows wal
nut extension Table Chairs Rockers Work Tables Bedding
Crockcry four Mirrors Olcioth Kitchen Utensis
cabinet Wheeler and Wilson'S Sewing Machine
In perfect order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-26

Hudson, Staten Island, Long
Island and New jersey.
Houses In good localities at
iculars at Office, 40 Filth ave-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-26

DY JOHN II. DRAPER 4 Co., AUCTIONEERs.
ID The Delaware, Lackawanna aud Western Railroad
is5OoO TONS SCRANTON COAL
ut public auction Wednesday, March "a, at II O'Clock
SAMUEL SLOAN, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-26

MORRIS WILKIkS, AUCIIONEEH
M Valnsbss etors und Dwelling Greenwich avenue
West Tenth street.
E. n. LUDLOW h CO will sell at auction, THURSDAY,
March g. 1872, at Il O'Clock,
nj the
Exchange Salesroom,
Ill broadway TRULY Buildng, New York,
Greenwich avenue-The very desirable three story and
basement brick Store and Dwelling % Greenwich avenue
the west side between Tenth and Charles srcets
building Sxi03 and extension Sx0 eet; contains water
and throughout the house rents for VI $50 lot FL
$1 900 remain on bond and mortgage II desired For
&C., apply TO the auooneers No. Pine street, New
York.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-01-05
Death of Rev. Rob j. Breckenridge,

The Rev. Robert Jefferson Breckenridge.
D. D., LII. D., died at Danville, Kentucky,
on Wednesday, after protracted illness.
He was son of the Hon. John Breckenridge,
author of the Kentucky Resolutions of 1898,
and Attorney General under President JEFF
ferson. He was born at Cabelps Dale, Ken
lucky, March s, 1900 He studied success
sively at Princeton, Yale and Union Colleges.
and was graduated in 1915 He then pre-
pared for the bar, and practiced law in Ken
lucky for eight years from 1923, being in that
period several times member of the State
Legislature.
His family were Presbyterians, and upon
the profession of his faith in 1929, he joined
that church. He was ordained pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church in Baltimore in
1882, in which position he remainetA thirteen
years, and rose to eminence by his eloquence
and zeal as q preacher.
In 1853 he was elected Professor of Theol-
ogy in the Seminary at Danvile, Kentucky,
which position he occupied at the time of
his DEATH
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-01-05
The Maryland Legislature.

The Legislature of Maryland, in accor-
dance with the provisions of the Constitu-
tion, assembled at the State House, at noon
on Wednesday.
The Hon. Barnes Compton was called to
the chair temporarily in the Senate and
the new members sworn in, when the Sen
ate adjourned until the following day.
The temporary organization of the House
of Delegates was effected by the election of
Hon. Frederick Stone as temporary speaker,
when that body also adjourned.
The names prominently mentioned for
the speakership of the House were Hon.
A. p. German of Howard county, member
of the last House; DR.. Eli Henkle, of Anne
Arundel county, and Hon. Mr.. Chapman,
of Charles county. Mr.. German appears to
have the preference for the position, and
it is fully expected by his friends that, with
no unforeseen event occurring, he will be
slected. Mr.. German has had training in
the atmosphere of legislation, both at
Washington and Annapolis, and will max e
good speaker. DR.. Henkle has also ex-
perience and ability, and is everv way COM
petent to fill the speakers chair. Messrs.
Milton Y. Kidd, of Cecil county, and Thos.
H. Moore, OF Baltimore county, clerks of
the last House, appear to have no opposi-
ton, and will most probably be reelected.
For President of the Senate Hon. Henry
Snyder, of Baltimore, is the only name
spoken of, and Messrs. Gassaway and Hess,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-01-05

New YEARS Day IN BEL AIR.-An I'M
wonted hustle pervaded the quiet streets of
our town on Monday, owing to the annual
meeting of the Fire Insurance Company and
the fact that open houses were kept on that
day by several of our citizens. Our efficient
and popular Sheriff, Mr.. w. Smithson For
wood and his cstmable wife, especially, well
coined all their friends in truly hospitable
manner to table bountfully set out with re-
freshments of various kinds. 1t is needless
to say that equal and exact justice was rem
dered to the good things so literally provided,
and the company separated in a good humor
with themselves and all the rest of mankind,
expressing the hope that their genial host and
hostess might live to enjoy many happy
New Years Day.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-01-05

SALES OF LAND.-On Saturday, December
23d, DeputNSheriff Alexander sold, at pub
lie auction, Savern stand with 70 acres of
land attached, and located near Conowingo
Bridge, this county, to Hugh Moore, ofPenn-
sylvania, for $4,000.
On Tuesday, s. r. Gilbert, auctioneer, sold
at the Court House door, for II. w. Archer,
Esq, trustee, 60 acres of unimproved land,
situated near Federal Hill, this county, to Col.
Edward Rutledge, for 1915.
On the same day ]. S. Richardson, auc-
tioneer, sold for George l.. Van Bibber, Esq,
trustee, farm, containing 209 acres, situa-
ted near Churchville, to Abraham Shertzer, of
this county, for $4,000
The same auctioneer also sold at the same
time, for the same trustee, house and lot on
Main street, Bel Air, to Patrick Howard, for
800.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-01-05

DON'T HAWK, EAWK, SPIT, SPIT, BLOW BLOW
ana disgust everybody with your Catarr and its often.
sve edor, when Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy will speedi-
iy destroy all odor and arrest the discharge.
The Secret OfCaptix a { iOn.-Features of Gre
elan mould, well triG,lkdfneck beautifully rounded
arms are no doubt very nice things to have and ladies
who possess these charms have reason to be thank FIJI
to Mother Nature yet after ALL the most captivating
OF all womRnly charms is pure fresh and brilliant COM
plexion This superlave fascination any lady may Sc
cure by using "lIagan's Magnolia Balm" the standard
Identifying preparation of the present age 1t differs
from all ordinary cosmetics in three essential par
tculars in much it contains injurious ingred
ents, does not contract shrve the skin as all the as
tringent "booms," "lotons" and powders eventually
health of the skim Under its operation the texture of
the epiderms beco finer and the surface soft us vel
vet and smooth as porcelain Features cannot be chang
cd but compexions can, and it is quite certain that
lady with no other charm than fresh and rosy COM
plexon will attract moro admiration in company than
her neighbor with classic face but sallow skin.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-01-05

THE RAILROAD SURvEY.-We learn that
Col. s. r. johnson with his corps of engin-
GERS, who have for several months past been
engaged in surveying the route for the Mary
land Central Railroad, discontinued the sur
vey at Christmas, in the neighborhood Of
West Chester, Pa. The survey was resumed,
we understand, on Tuesday, commencing at
the Susquehanna river, the route previously
run having been decided impracticable, on
account of the heavy grade.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-01-05
Meeting of the Fire Insurance Company in
Hartford County.

ut meeting of members of the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company in Hartford coun-
ty, held at the Court House, in Bel Air, on
Monday, January list, 1872, George w.
Grant, Esq, was called to the chair, and
Patrick Howard appointed Secretary.
The report of the Executive Committee
was presented and adopted.
The following gentlemen were then cleo
ted Directors for the ensuing year:
John G. Walsh, VIM. B. Michael, J. p.
Silver, j. S. Dallam, N. II. Nelson, DR.. Chas.
A. Rutledge, Henry A. Silver, A. w. Scar
borough, John M. Finney, Edwin Scott,
Nelson Cooper, George Jessop, Shadrach
STREET., Thomas Gorsuch, Charles M. Jes-
sop, Il. G. Rankin, f. Sparks.
GEORGE w. GRANT, Pres't.
PATRICK HOWARD, Sec'y.