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blows and his bullship soon gave the calf bawl
and turned and fled as if the Old Sarpint was
after him. The old gentleman is now more
than ever in favor of Farmers Clubs.
HOPPING COUGH.
This troublesome disease is very prevalent
here now, and is operating against children
attending school.
REMOVAL
Mr.. j. F. Crew, has lately moved his store
from Rousc's storehouse to the large store
house lately occupied by II. A. Silver. And
he has on hand n large assortment of choice
goods.
Messrs. Hopkins and Smith have n large
store here which they keep in j. H. Lemons
store house. The propretors of both stores
are active, oblging and polite to their Gus
toners, and are well calculated for their bust
ness, and | understand that both stores are
doing an active business.
SNAKE IN DECEMBER.
On the 18th ultimo, gentleman came
across a large black snake lying on south
hill side on Broad Creek, basking in the
warm sunshine; he ofcourse killed the reptile,
Snakes are not often seen in December in this
latitude. Mars
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American Star
Leather PreserUutive
COMPANY.

The attention of the public is requested to the Ameri-
can star Leather Cleaner and Dresser tor Boots Shoes
Harness and everything in the way of Leather
TO muh water or otherwise. 1t is easily applied saves
time AMI labor and from twenty- to fty per cent
cheaper thah any other preparation now in use. Ii
renders the leather soft pable, waterproof and re-
ireshel One application cleans, oils ilackens and
ts on all foreign matter; then The preparation sinks
IN giving 1t neat, leathcry finish The first premium
was awarded 1t Mt the American Institute Fair New
york. 1913. 1t also received tile first premium at the
Maryland Institute Fair Baltimore, 1873
II oil alone is used on Leather the oxygen of the air
has an affinity for the same weakening the fibre there
by rottng it. Our article is POSED of such inpre-
dents that while retaining all tile virtues of the lest
olls used IN refreshing leather it is effected 10y wat
ter weather or oxygen.
USivERsITY OF MARYLANp,l
November 20, 1873. I
My analysis of the American Star Leather Cleaner and
Dresser shows that it composed of substances well
known to he beneficial and presevaive in their action
on Leather while it contains free acid and nothing
OF any kind that can be in any way injurious
WIN. L. A. AKIN,
Prof. Of Chemistry &c.
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Cents Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber on Tuesday,
January 18th, 1874, bound boy, Steven Henry
Cooper, colored, aged eighteen year. When
he went away he was dressed in grey suit
of clothing, with SLOUGH hat and heavy
boots The above reward will be paid for
his return or information ofhis whereabouts.
DAVID NORRIS,
near Fountain Green Hartford Co., Md.
jan23-3t*
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SURPRISE PARTY.-A surprise party called
ON the Rev. j. c. Sedwick, on the Goth of
January, from Perrymansville and Bush Riv-
CT Neck, bringing with them, poultry, butter,
lard, tea, coffee, &c, in short everything need
ed in family. This is the second party of
the kind, that has called on the Rev. Mr.
Sedwick this season. The first was gotten
up by the Aberdeen congregation.
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The Third Nomination for Chef Justice.

President Grants third nomination to the
Senate, of Chef Justice, in the person of
Morrison r. Waite, of Toledo, Ohio, was
made on Monday last, although it was con-
tidently asserted by republican Senators
and Others in higher positions, that it was
not going to be "a good day for Cheif JuSti.
ees either" However, the nomination was
made, much to surprise ofthe knowing ones,
who were again, as it is mildly put in the
Washington dispatches, Every much dstoniM-
ed" The third nominee seems to be man
who if not ''to fortune" is ut least "to fame
unknown and many and anxious were
the inquiries rs to who lie was what were
his abilities, and qualifications for the office
&c, sc. The Baltimore Sun, in this con-
nection states that it was asccrtained that "he
is simply reputed sound asa republican, pref
ty good as a lawyer, ana has the confidence
of his party at home"
1t is said there will be some opposition to
the nominee because he is largely interested
in the Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
but his confirmation is nevertheless conceded.
uDoNC
viz: that she is sound as q republican" means,
We suppose that he car be depended upon to
engineer the mass of republicans tnkcrng at
the constitution, and illegal acts of Congress
for the last ten or twelve years, safely through
the Supreme Court.
Although Mr. Cushing avowed his faith
in the rightcouness and legality of all these
yet it was too late, as his decapitaion was al
ready determined upon. The new nominee
has we presume, better assurances to give in
advance of the faith that is in him, and for
that reason at least, will prove acceptable to
Il majority of the republican Senators, whilst
poor Cushing will sink into the background
with the unpleasant consciousness of having
gone back" on his real principals without
gaining anything by his apostacy.
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n,-Cronp lisa violent Inflammation of the Wind.
PIPE, ana Is peculiarly disease of early life
, noarse. dry cough and wheeling respiration
IenaS p1rtepd danger, and should not he neg
prevent an attack, and can be- adminstcreJ ny
young children with utmost safety. W
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Affairs Mt Dublin.
FARMING.

A number of our farmers have been plow-
ing during the late mild weather, but the
cold snap last week has put stop to their
apperations. The growing crop of wheat in
our district never looked better in January
than it does now it is thickly set and looks
green and luxuriant.
FARMERS CLUB.
About ten days since, as one of our sturdy
farmers was crossing field and was armed
witha stout hickory club, he was attacked by
a furious, vicious bull, who made dash Mt
him, but our friend met the charge calmly by
striking the enraged animal on the nose with
his club, which he followed with repeated
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Notice..

nllE firm of PAINTER, WATSON &
i 20, at FalstOn, having been dissolved
JAMES III. WATSON and CALEB ].
MOORE will hereafter conduct the business
at the old stand, under the name of
WATSON & MOORE.
Grateful for past patronage respectfully
solicit continuance of the same.
Jan9 WATSON d MOORE
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Bridge Notice.
Lectures at Bel Air and FallStol,

Rev. S. d. Noyes of Baltimore, will deliver
aLecturc in the Presbyterian Church, Bel Air
On THURSDAY, JAN. Goth, at y p. NJ
Subject-"MANHOOD." Tickets so cents
TO be had at Messrs Greenfields, Norris and
Herman's stores, and at the door. Proceeds
for the repair of the Parsonage.
Also ON the following evening at the Falls
ton Presbyterian Church,
On IDAY,JANUARY3Oth, at II o'clock
Subject-"SPA1R HOURS AND HOW TO
USE THEM" Tickets so cents, to be had
at the stores in Fallston, at Mr.. Norris store
in Bel Air, and ut the door.
Proceeds for the benefit of the new church.
The learning and eloquencc of Mr.. Moves
Will insure q rich intellectual treat to his
auditors. All arc cordially invited.
an23-1t
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Mr. Samuel Macalee,
ofC., on his way from Baltimore on Wednes-
day last, had his leg badly crushed by the fall
ing Of horse, and unfortunately dragging
him under the wagon, lie was removed to
his home, near Clermont Mills, yesterday.
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DEATH OF A wELI-KNowN CITIZEN OF
BALTIMORE CITY-Mr. Levi Hipsley, of Bal
timorc city, died on Tuesday last, at the resi-
dence ofhi son-in-law, Lewis Brown, Esq.
Proprietor of Browns Hotel, High st. Mr..
Hipsley was well-known to many of our citi-
zens and was highly esteemed wherever
known. His son, E. G. Hipsley, Esq, was n
member of the last City Coucil, and is widely
known throughout the State.
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improvements consist Ola new
Brick Dwelling.

Barn, and other necessary out buildings.
TERMS OF SALE.-The terms of sale MS
prescribed by the decree are as follows: one
third cash on the day of sale, or on the rati-
tication thereof and the residue in two equal
lnstalmcnts of six and twelve months there
after; the credit payments TO bear interest
from the day of sale and secured by the notes
OF the purchaser with approved security.
A. PRESTON GILBERT,
tnrncinn
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'NIMPO'S TROUBLES

One OF the most popular writers for Young folk, in
hmerrn Readers Of Jack Haznrd"'"A Chance for
himself and Doing his Best" will understand what
capital treat Is in store for them In Mr. Trowbrdpes
story.
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EGIS & lNTELLIGENCER.

s5-The" Egis" has more tended circulation among
the intelligent farmers and business Hartford than
any other paper in the county No "Lock Hospital" or
other obscene or Lottery advertisements W Il appear
n our columns at any price. large number of our
subscribers pay for their paper in advance and
quenty are just the class advertisers desire oreach
The attention Of respectful and legitimate advertisers
10 directed 10 the nboye facts.
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Fox HuNT,-On Saturdays bagged fox
was turned out at Mr.. j. w. Wakeland's
motel, Churchville. and lively chase ensued
Inc iox was an old fellow, ran beautifully,
and always managed to keep ont of reach.
Alter an exciting chase for some hours Rey-
nard led his pursuers through the Big
Woods, and rs far as the Rocks of Deer
Creek At last accounts he was still runninp
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CENTAUR EMINENT.

i"efe ID no p in which the Centaur Liniment wi,
nut 'ee'e no swelling it Will not subiue and no lame
''ss "h'h II VIII not cure. This is strong language
nut II Is true Where the parts are not gone its effects
''e marvellous 1t has produced more cures of rheu,n
"'s' neuralgia, lock-jaw, palsy, spraas swelltnrs
e"he-"feass' scalds. burns salt-rheun ear-ache &c
upon the hnan frame, and of strains SPAWN gals &C.
upon ANIMALS IN one year than have all other pretended
ieneuieS SINCE the world began II is coupter.irrI
"h'' AMI all-healing pain relever CrIpples throw
away 'heir cnches the lame walk poisonous bites are
rendered harmless, and the wounded are healed without
scar 1t no hnmhng The recipe Ia published arouud
each bottle 1t is selling article ever before sold
anu sells because it does just what it pretends to do
ihose VINO now suffer from rheunaism, pain or swell.
ing deserve to suffer fthey will not use Ceniaur L
eh'' More than 1000 certificates Of remark all lie cures
including frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism govt RIM
ming tumors, &c, have been received We will send
circular containing certificates the recipe &c. gratis
10 any one requesting it, One bottle of the yellow
wrapper Cenaur Lniment is worth one hundred dollars
Tor spawned or sweened horses and mules or for screw
worm IN sheep. Stock-own ers-this liniment IL worth
your attention. No family should he without Centaur
ihnmeht. Price. 5Oc. bottle. large bottles SlOO
j.. ROSE & Co,
13 Broadway, New York
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WANTED.

A GENTS 70 sell PROF BEcKs Celebrated
"A Coal Oh Rectifier. VIII positively prevent
coal oil explosions. Send for sample box. Only d
cents. Town and county rights to MANUFACTU.
RERS for sale. Address.
DAMER & CO,
~ st. Paul St,
Jqp232t Baltimore Nd
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A NARROW ESCAPE OF A VALuAnI.E
HoRsE.-On Tuesday last as the 245 express
train Was approaching Edgewood station, on
the p, W. q b. Railroad, mare belonging
TO MIR Louis II. Tydings guest at Mr.. VIM.
IL. Stagmer's Hotel, pasturing in the field I'M
mediately along the line of the Railroad he.
came frightened and ran with the train for
some distance and finally jumped the fence
and attempted to cross the track for the sa-
Bile narrowly escaping being instantly killed.
She being but few feet from the train MS it
headed her off, thus saving her life.
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Notice to Teachers

NOC1C0 TO I'6aCh0rS,
Office Of Board Of School Commissioners,
Bel Air, January 1911, 1874. (
NHE Teachers of the LIST and Sd Districts
l. are requested to send their reports for
the Winter Term, ending January 9ist, 1874,
to Dr., b. IL. Richardson; those of the Cd and
6th districts will send their reports to DR..
airdin; those of the 4th District to Mr..
Cathcart, who will forward them TO this
Office; and those of the 9th District will send
their reports to DR.. Scarboro,
ON OR BEFORE FRIDAY, FEB GA, ri
The Board will meet on SATURDAY, It'll.
to PAY THE TEACHERS. The Board re-
qulres vouchers for the Incidentals charged
and Permits for Free Scholars to accompany
the reports, or they may be returned
Examination of Teachers and of those de-
slring to teach, will be held on SATURDAY,
9TH, 1874, at 10 A. NJ
BY order,
ROBERT HENRY,
lah'a Secretary,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

We will publish business notices in this
column, not displayed, for s cents per line
for the first insertion, and cents per line
for each subsequent insertion-seven words
to count line. No advertisement inser-
ted as above unless prepaid.
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Trustees Sale.

Rl virtue ola decree of the Circuit Court
- for Hartford county, sitting as court of
Equity, the subscriber, as trustee, will offer
at public sale at the Court House Door in
Bel Air, ~
On Tuesday, February 18th, 1874,
AT II o'clock, A. NJ, all that
Tract or Parcel of Land.
lying in Hartford county, called
"B EA TTIF vi Pa TNS"
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ANOTHER FIRE.-On Monday of last week
frame dwelling house, near the Black
Horse, occupied by two families named Sut-
ton and Garrett, took fire from II defect in n
fiue, and was burned to the ground, with
nearly all the furniture it contained There
was no man about when the fire broke out,
and had it not been for the exertons of Mr..
Nelson Ramplcy, a neighbour two of the in
mates of the house, helpless old lady and q
little child, would most probably have per
ished. The building belonged to Mr.. VIM.
II. Shelley.
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JACK-IN-THE-PULPJT

Is TO he n permanent feature of the mnpoyf,. Jaol
VIII leii some OF the most curious things ever heard
ana make himself generally entertaining -
sihe, for the little folks ns well as those wh1 are l,
Every number of ST. NICHOLAS will contain good
reahg matter for boys and girls of all ages besies
great deal of hearty and innocent fun
CHRISTMAS comes but onc IA year but ST NICHOLAS
the new magazine for girls boys com, every month
~ mas already won the hearts of the young folks and
'he niue children are crying for ST. NICHOLAS
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MARRIED.

REYNOLDS-BOYLE.-On the 18th of
January, 1874, by the Rev. j. G. Scdwick at
the residence of the BRIDES father JAMES
NE1 NOLDS, of Port Deposit to Miss EN-
MA p. BOYLE, of Hartford county Md
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sownnrS every family knew the value of Miss
sawyer savo they would Immediately purchase a hox
ana never be without it, Iryour Druryt IL n"f Of ~,
"G hegers to keep supplied send sixty cents as
eclem ~ another column, and say you saw he adyer
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fsg Lost.-On Friday night of January 10th
on gong from the Agis office to Broadway, a
small amount of money. A liberal reward will
be given if returned to Frank Batemon E,;s
office, Bel Air, Md. inno3. ~
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"a For sale.-A nice little farm within TX
hours ride of Baltimore, also Store House nj
Milford Mills, Deer Creek. Apply to James b.
James 3t:s O' AVN"
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" Our Young Folks,

In addition to the striking novelties aud great lltern
ry and artistic attractions alre,dy offered bv sgt
NlCioLAS, the best features OF SOUR YOUNG
FOLKS Will be retained "ST. NICHOLAS" has bc.n
enlarged, new contributions have been secured among
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DEDICATION.

FNHE German Trinity Church, near Prices
L store, IS miles from Baltimore, on the
Philadelphia pike, will be dedicated, SUN
DAY, the list of February. The services
will commeece in German at ten o'clock, A.
NJ, In English, at two p. NJ, ian23-1t
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What Might Have Been Expected. !"

An'hor OF "ring-a Ling, Roundabout Ramlles" elc
hr saochtoh Is one OF the best of American W ri,
erS Inc scehe OF the story is laid in Virginia TN.
Doy-hero mas started out with gun on his shoulder
ana We may be sure there will be no end of fun onj
adventures. " " " "''''
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sss~ For Rent.-A nice farm containing $50
acres, good improvements. Enquire at the
+Egis office, Bel Air, Md. iono3.
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s5ag-F For Salc.-Four wcll-hrokcn Mules.
Apply to A. Boyle, Prospect P. o., Hartford
No""'s' Hu' jan1G-tf
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'e ~ant 100000 Children anu Youth mn
Happy
BY ST. Nicholas nj tle Hnlidnrs

ST. NICHOLAS as enlarged, con tains One Third
matter than OUR YOUNG FOLKS thus giving a great
variety Tor all With its great Literary and Pictorial
Atraciio1s and Its beautiful Printing. it VIII he found
TO De the cheapest Magazine in the World.
Subscription Price. So a Year. The two hack nrn,-
hers for November and December 70 will be sent To-
all snbscri crs for ~ without addo nal charge Fonr
months for One Dollar; % cents Number For safe
and subscriptions received 10y all Booksellers and News
Dealers on the above terms.
money may be sent to us in checks payable to our
oruer or IN Post Office Money Orders or in Registered
Letters Money in Letters not Registered at sender'
risk. SCRIRNER g Oh
jan9 654 Broadway Novy vi
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80 Acres Of Deer Greek Land,

in fine condition and well watered. IT. has
comfortable stone DWELLING, containing 10
rooms, stone Barn AZ #. Y 42ft., with Stabilize
underneath, stone Spring and Ice Houses, Bar,
rack, Tenement House, Granary, Carriage and
fonltry Houses all in good condition.
suit the purchaser
Also fine
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THE PEACH BoTToM RAILwAY'-The an.
nual election ofstock holders of the Peach
Bottom Railway, was held at Peach Bottom
York county, on Monday, 18th inst The
following were elected to serve the ensuing
year:
Presidents. G. Boyd; Directors-Samucl
Dickey, Sanders Mccullough, William Wal
lace, A. G. Manifold, Robert B. Patterson,
John A. Alexander, Slater B. Russell, Chas.
r. McConkey, Nathaniel Mayer, Michacl
Schall, l.. w. Finley and Z. r. Loucks.
The report Of the President and of the
Chief Engineer were read and adopted
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All these Stories will be Splendid
ly Illustrated.
Jimmy John Stories"
For Very Little Folks

oar pages IN big type and easy words for the Young
est readers which have been "a hit" from The first vii
be continued The children will be glad to know
that the depar tment of " N' ''a"
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containing
70 Acres, More or Less,

being the same land described in a deed from
John Hcaton, ST., TO John Heaton, Jr., dated
on or about the Goth day of February 1866,
and Recorded in Liber w. III. D., No. H.,
folio 103, one of the land record hooks of the
Circuit Court for Hartford county, except
about four acres since sold to Calvin Richard
son. "'''
This farm is located on the public road
leading from Fawn Grove to Long Green,
and adjoining the lands of VIM. Amos, of NJ
Rufus Low and others.
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BODY FoUND.-On Tuesday afternoon
18th inst, Mr.. Horace Alexander in hauling
in his fishing seine near Point Light house
found the body of Il man therein. 1t proved
to be that of Upton Lee, the colored man
who jumped into the river near Hllcs &
Boyd's Coal Wharf, several weeks ago with
the intention of drowning himself, mention
Of which we made at the time.
His body which had the appearance OF
having been in the water some time, was well
preserved and showed no marks of violence
A jury was summoned, by Squire Adams
which after considerable trouble and delay
were got together, aid after deliberation
rendered verdict suicide by drowning in
the Susquehanna river, while aboring under
temporary alteration of mind"-RepuJltcan
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~ Lost or Mislaid.-A Scrap Book of Poetry
IL the person having it in possession will leave
1t at 1he ItgiS Office Il reward will be paid and
and no questions asked. ian1G
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LEG BRoKEN.-Mr. James Krumsh, liv-
ing at Fallston, had his leg broken, on Fri
day night of last week According to Mr..
Krumish's statement the injury occurred as
follows: lie, in company with friend, was
returning from Baltimore in wagon. They
stopped at hotel on the way. The land
lord kicked their dog, which was resented by
krumish, whereupon the landlord kicked
him, brusing and breaking his leg. lie AZ
rived home some time during the night, when
Dr. Charles A. Baldwin and DR.. F. NJ
Hawkins were sent for, who rendered the
necessary surgical assistance. The injury
is both painful and dangerous, but the pa
ticnt is in good hands.
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To Correspondents,

All communications for publication must he accom-.
panied with the real the author or no attention
viii be paid to them The real of the
not lie published unless desired but we cannot consent
30 insert communications unless we know the writer
"a MIR. VIM. Pinkney Hamilton, of
Hl p The German Correspondent, is authorized to
~ transact business for Tie 1Egis d InieliigeaceT
in baltimore city.
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"a For Rent.-Thc valuable Hotel Stand, on
Nam street, Bel Air lately occupied by Geo. p.
Cook. Apply at this Office. scpoG
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ST. Nicholas" & "Onr Young Folks

The publishers of ST. NICHOLAS scribner's Illus
Irated Magazine Tor Girls and Boys take pleasure ia
announcing that by an arrangement with Messrs j. It.
OSG0OD & Co. their pouular NaguZfn,
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81 For sale.-One dozen Pigs of very supc-
Air. 'nnvas tf
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;, s-qy For Rcnt.-A small, comfortable, new
dwelling House, in n desirable ncghborhood
Kent very low to a careful tenant. Apply TO
watson " Moore, Fallston, Md. iann9 4tss
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Executors Sale

THE subscriber, Executor of the Estate OF
the late Mrs. Rebecca Cockey, of Hartford
county, offers at private sale the FARM unon
which she resided. 1t is situated on the Priest.
ford road, one mile from Churchvile, and con