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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BOS1ON, December Il, ItOj-
Gentlemeo-Ny only object in giving you
this testimonial is 10 spi cad valuable lnIOr-
lnaSion. Having been badly afflicted with
salt RIeum, and the wIcle surface of my
skin being covered with p!mpieS and erup>
tiOns, many of which caused me great pain
and annoyance, and knowing il 10 De n blood
disease, took many of the advertised blood
pI eparationS, among which was any quantity
of "a sapIrilla without obtaining any benefit
until / mtnencet taxing the NEGETINE
and before had completed the first bottle L
saw hat had got the right medicine. Con-
seQueItiv, | followed on with it until had
taken seven bottles, when was pronounced Il
well man, and my skin is smooth and entire
ly free from pinpies and eruptions. l have
tribute il all to tue use of NEGETINE To
benefit tnose afflicted with rheumatism,
VIII max e mention also OF the Negeiine's Won
deriu. power of curing NE of this acute COM
p aint. of which have suffered 50 intensely.
c. Il. TUCKER. Pas. Aga Mich. =. X. T.,
50 Washington street, Boston.
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ST. CvAIRsVILLE SCHOOL.
Fifth Month. IS74--75.

Roll of Pupils Perfect in Attend
ance.
Room No. 1.
Maggie Anderson, Laura Close,
Whey johnson, Jessie Nichols,
Ella West, Daisy Longley,
Lille Troll. Lizzie Hutchisen,
Della Merritt, James Alexander,
Sammy Boroff, Henry Carroll,
Josie Fink, Albert Ferreu,
Harry Ferren, Willie Hewetson,
Harry Johnson, Frank johnson,
John Pennington, George Singer,
George Troll, Fred Theis,
Joe Theis, Charlie Webber,
Howell Vail.
Room No. 2.
Clara Alexander, Iona Close,
Efice Garrison, Lizzie Hubbard,
Kate johnson, Mary LOngley,
Willie Anderson, James Downing,
Harry Finney, Halle HewetsOn,
George Hughes, Modie Irwin.
Lorain Johnson, Fred LOngiey,
Henry Meyer, Frank Overbaugh
Harry Pennington, Gregg Stilwell,
Willie Webber.
Room No. 3.
Harry Boroff, Charles Clark,
John Seidwitz, Henry Theis.
Ida Anderson, Jennie Burns,
Frank Campbell, May Cowen,
Etiie Davies, Josie HewetSOn,
Teresa King, Jessie Longley,
Lizzie Nichols, Jenny Stamp,
Effie Thompson, Ella Thompson,
Annie Troll, Annie White.
Room No. 4.
George Anderson, George Brown,
Carlo Carroll, Stephen Downing
Joseph Ifeat6n, Fr;ink Irwin,
Albert Kennon, Horace Nichols,
Louis Troll, Alex. Thompson,
Daily Walker, Henry West,
Novtlia Close, Kate Meyer,
Sophia Stilwell, Sadie Denny,
Joseph Close.
High School.
Emma Lewis, Gertie NeisWanger
Belle Meyer, Ella Finney,
Eva McMnnics, Lulu Brown,
Flora Rice, Robert Collins,
Ross Barrett, Gus Baker,
Parke Nest, George Weir,
! Charles Thompson, Samuel We>t,
Willie Mcmillan, Ross Thompson,
Enoch Netf, Jas. Patterson,
John " Chambers, Jos. Duff,
John G.. Taggart.
Pupils having more than one tardy
mark are-Elma Baker, Sherman
Doyle, B"nnIe Johnston, John Van
hoin, Ernst Streng, Henry Sidwell
Lucy Byers, John Baker, Wm. Dan
| fertf, john Stiiweil, Conrad Troll.
Ehis is our poorest showing for al
Et6:ndauce-I mean the tardiness ana
ahoence indicated above-in many
| Wonths. It can be charged 10 the eX
treuie cold wrather in many cases; but
the chronicaHy behind-tiule folks al
Hive within a short distance, and a lit
lie effort would prevent this lack o
punctushty. J. j. BORNS, Sup't.
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Dyspepsia +! Dyspepsia

That ra-headed disoluer. with its sad
Depression of Spirits, Sick Headache, Sour
stomach, ScalGing ETuctationS, Oppressive
Ftllness, Loss OF Appetite, Wan, Wasted App
pearance, aud Nervous Debility, all indicating
imperfect digestion and assimilation OF food
and thereby lack of nutrition, So necessary To-
the support of the body, can be etiertuaily
cured by the use OF GOUFLAND'@ GERMAN
BlITERS, the favorite prescription uf thai
eminent German physician, Chri-toph W
Hoofland, OF Langa au-SaiZa. Germany. the
efficacy of which won for him many marks O.
distinction by the crowned heads ana NOBILITY
of Europe. 1t tones the stomach 10 healthy
action, regulates the bowels, trouSeS the tor
pid liver. promotes natural pcTspraiiun, iu-I
Yigoraies the nerves, and restores all the iuuc-
tionS of Nature To vigorous health. The efficacy
of this remedy is daily arknOw lodged 10y the
happy subjects of its treatment, who now eu>
joy robust, growing health.
HOOFLAND'S PODOPHTLBTN PILLS arei
recommended when n brisk pErsaJIvc is Te-
qured. They operate thoroughly. without
gripping. They are the best Anu~BIiiouS Pills
exianI. mUl.-iy |
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & co, Proprietors,
Philadelphia. sold by all Druggists.
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MEMPHIS extended her hospitalities
to Senator-elect Andrew johnson on
his arrival there Saturday.
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GnvErNnR.s NFEIcE- RICHM0Nn. Julv 8. %.

GOVERNOR'S OFFICE. RICHMOND, july ). ii
T. affords ne pleasure 10 say that am Wen
acquainted with large ui;ij0rliy of tue Officers
OF tue Montpelier Female Humane As>ocift>
sion. who reside in tne vicinity II my nome.
and aGIe est ti.air in ehi2eHce and tneir worth
and high Tev-sri! H 'I- Gentlemen, ;tS well as
ne puI,.ic CO. ;5ti-s~. influence ard suu>tan-
jial U-gz-lS iif--i.-.Iy presented among iEcIn.
JAs: Is L. KEMPIB. GOV. Virginia.
ALMA $DG5 ,- -. july = i-1I- s. q" t'Isl-
mend lnHI -s -Hs..s al i-ruHr "I' integrity,
and iuiv-eut!Jfg IL IL Cuufj,r rGra Ct - pJ-O-
lie $ = y. ". TT'CE'i-i.
=. :. Judge Et>t'n Dist ct Va
Further references by g., .iai~>jO- ; HIS fN>
celleucv GiIHer, t.. |Eal,sf. cN- 9 Ys.u u ni Va:
Hon Robert l. EItl-r-, ]5eI.t-ti9v Ii Va, aHt
u = senator r-ect; senator's art HenDeTs
Congress from Va
RruirIances Tor tickets may b. -u".io ~ x
press prepaid, poSt-otiice money order "L
W;t~uiu sjan ID c CT i'y re~.tr-ai letter.
For f-iI p3rtiCt lars. testils-uIi..S, 1c.- se-5a
for circular. address.
Hon. JAMES EARBDV&,
Pres't NJ. r. II. ~. y IeXa uGri=, -.
HE-Reliable agents wants evCtNWnetr.
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gEouhnGd How Lost!
MlhlUUu . How Restored /!

Jist published new edition OF DR.. Culver
wells Ue,eDra.vd Essay ON radical cure with
uut medteiusl Of SpOrmHtorri Os or seminal
Weakness. involuntary seminal Losses, I'M
potency, Mental and PhySica lncapacity. I'M
pedimentS To Marriages, etc; also, ConSump-
lion, Epilepsy and Fits, induced by self tndul-
uence or SeXul extravaganza, &c.
R3-FrIcs, in ~ sailed envelope, ouly cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
Essay, clearly demonstrates, from thirty
Vsats' successful practice, that the alarming
of Selt>abuSe may be radically
cured without the dangerous use Of internal
or the application of the knife; poin-
ing out a mode of cure at once simple, certain,
and efiectual by means OF which every sufferer.
no matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately and radically.
Es-ThiS lecture should be in the hands of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under sosl IN n plain envelope, TO any
address, poSt>pSid, on receipt OF six cents or
two post stamps. Address the publishers.
Jan2l-ly CHAS. j. Z. KLINE & CO.,
III Bowery, New York; p. D. Box, soS6
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Instant Relief tcs, the AsfhrlQ.

=
It acts INSTANTLY, -elieving the paroXySm
immed lately, ami ems 6biing tbs Lati-nt 10 lie
down and sleep. J suffered iruTI this disease
twelve years. but suffer no IN 're. and work and
sleep as well as an one. WatTaLtsd to relieve
in the worst case. Sent bV mai Dn receipt Of
price, one dollar per box; ask your Druggist
ioI IL. CHS, 2 HURST
mar2ly Roche steI. BrHte Co. pt.
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sT. CLA. LSsVILLE. OHIO.

Morning, Feb. IL, 1879.
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HI-The vast amount of TOBACCO
sold by C. A. SHoUsE proves the ex-
cellency Of the quality. 28-3t.
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CHEAP, FarE,a for Sale.

T.TFE subscriber wishing TO go into CtEer
n bu si1t - Y J. sell good farm oil
EGS ACRES.
situsl e.! IL. Mead tuwnsh nip Beln ont County,
tfhia near BuSir eSshuTg and two miles from
Pine. fea.z Iai ding on The OtiO river. Handy
to :trf.is churches. pOSt-o1fice. school. store.
SIur I.-SnrrS. sc. an tEe premises are all
aece>S 5s.ti.din9s, t';e best varieties OF bear
iu. lrG55 trees. OtIIIn JSt every Firle'y. gfaptS
terril : etc g. e. T-ftiiiug water in every field;
sr-t-lfr.-r tsnID of all kinds soil is FIST u;llI-
- pr5 e. 5.slly lime sfOBe- in good state OF
culi v.;:i.U all Gov il grass. except two neiUs
This farm vt,l tie Eou.h; low and 90 easy
terms. Those wiShitg TO purchase, call soon.
for ny i.y yOu VIII loose "a bargain Posses
sioG il desired. viii lie given first Of next
2t4ic.s o- = OF = priI Tor further description
81 partics ;arS address call ON The suscr iter
"a In premises JOHN 1EN IN.
t.Et SfutS> surg. o., Tee. S-tf
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ST. MicnOIas foriS75.
-EiyItt Cousins

Ry Louisa NJ. Aico,t, author of Little Women,
eje.
TIE peculiar features of St. Nicholas, which
have conducted 50 largely to its popularity,
Wal Ice kept up with spirit:
short and easy stories in French, German
and Latin ior translation, will appear OccaN
siruaijv while. IACE-IN-TE E-PUl PIT, she
LETTER FOX and the RIDDLE BUN. Will
con- u.. TO he full OF interest aud the Uepart>
fut.ttt Tor VrIN Young readers will he enlarged.
I,-ly;t.d TaNlar and other distinguished trav-
eIlpr> viii give stories of Foreign counties.
Nj Eid,IHs viii continue his series OF de-
ti.Htful ana Instructive Papers on Practical
S.3!. .j.ciS-
Mi. Bartlett and others Will attend tothe de-
I'artn1en oi Home Entertainments, Tabieaux
NivantS. etc
New writers in addition TO our present large
~lr,.s ut contributors. will give young people OF
rfl az s. Poems Jin.les TtUr.eS, Sketches and
g. rpers on History. Biography. Travel, Adven-
Juse, Natural History, outdoor and ln-uHor
porIs. Boys and Girls Handicrsft, Kinder
s1r,eu Games. Literature, Popular science.
with hearty sprinkling OF iun IhrouShout
Tie Neiumr. .,,,
Price. =. 90 n year hut mp 20 Jan. lsi we VIII
,.gl ft.s we've Numbers for the year Just
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keDESgse bile ESSsi<aegece
IL 81. CLAIsSVuLE
? D 4 s Al 81

TEy.I r. undersigned offers Tor sale two. lisibIy
N located lots 4 = acio} iu 81. JIltrSv.Ile. upon
which there is erected tueat aud Vonlmu4IOu
new BriCk Cottage House, SlNt,. n contains
four large Rooms. ten 70 Ntii. Pantry and
Porch ou nrSt door, and tW1 large airy Rooms
ON second HoOr, ami large airy aud warm
Cellar. House WIS built iu iS1J and is a sub
Stuntial aud well finished structure.
There is on the promises an excellent well of
WUte", a tisitru, a new stable ana atl nsccs-
sitry cut buildings. This prop ny utlt rs fine
opportunity To persons desiring ursJ-class
buildings and high, healthy and pleasant
lucattul.
Terms-reasonahle. For particulars call on
or address Miss Il. SIDW ELL
Jan 2l>t st. Clairsville, o.
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list OF GIFTS.
us Cash Gifts, amounting to......-.--..sl .oO0,'
Number OF Tickets. 00,0O0.
PRICE OF TICKETS.

wbo5. yic1,et+........ 900. 90
IuUU
Y ustIt
EightnS or etcn 2upOH--------..-.-..-.----.- ~
30 tIchEtS AN'sON
The VI lutpeIier Female Humane Associations,
chartered by The Legislature OF Virginia anu
. ha circuit Court OG Orange county, proposes
3va Grand Ci5ft concert 10 establish and endow
d Home tor tine 0id, Iu(irm and Destitute La
dies OF Virginia. at Montpelier. the former
residence oI President James Madison.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Vegetine is Sold by all druggists.
an 2S Is75-4w-
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GENERAL AND PARTICULAR.

The Registers Bellaire local, having
.eX hausted the witticisms of Ayers last
Almanac, has ordered the back num-
bers to be sent to his address. Howev-
er, his paper can't complain, for if there
il a paper that can beat the Wheeling
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St. Nicholas for 1874.
FsnOE, fSs1. EsnEs and Girls.

CfIhis took Charles DGdIy Warner wriies=
An tne bound volume OF ST. Nicholas with
rs glory Of red and gOld we have perm3nsnt
ado itIon To Ire litcrsrUre o., The young. Never
before ia~ mG"h literary acd arifSt lc talent
rr-Cpe"ated iutGe service of children. lt Is q
conliuua educator OF tAeir taste aud OF HER
honor ami courage. | do not Sse how II can be
lna.fe auy let er and il the children cont Ike
g. thiUk II Is time to begin to change the
Ind OF children in this countr- -
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r@-If you want good LAMP for
little money, 60 to SHoUsE's. 2s;3t.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-08-06
Notice.

rNuE CONoWINGo BRIDGE will be
i closed to travel of Vehicles on Thursday
July 30, for two or three weeks, while new
span is being erected.
JAMES G. BELL, President,
Conowingo July goth, 1875.
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ST. NICHOLAS FOR AUGUST brings us this
month series of excellent contributions, all
interesting and some of them pleasantly sugges-
tive of mountain air and sea- brcczcs. The
Cruise of the Crusoc, for instance Ca prolonged
boat journey such as almost every boy would
like to take on some of these summer days, hard
ly needs illustration since it is itself very per-
feet picture; yet it has six characteristic and fa-
miliar scenes in pencil There is an interesting
paper on Umbrellas, with picture Of the first
Umbrella in the streets of London. A Gunpow-
der Plot is the story of an assault upon a hor-
nets nest, in which the strategy of the attack
ing party has to contend against the power and
numbers of the garrison, and is natural humor-
GUS and pathetic, appealing strongly to the inter
est ofall boys. Rose Terry Cooke gives us
lively controversy in rhyme between two chick
ems.
Besides all this and much more, there are sto-
rics by Helen c. Weeks and Emily Huntington
Miller, paper on the collection and prcserva-
ton of "sca. weeds" a description of A Board
ing-School in 1870; and delightful story for
girls, The Pine-stick Doll, with its beautiful
illustraton-the frontspicco of the number
drawn by Miss Jessie Curtiss.
Jack-in-the-Pulpit, with his paragrams and
conundrums, is still as wise and witty MS ever.
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SUNDAY, AUGUST Sth, 1875.
Methodist Protestam.-Bel Air, IL q. m,
Abingdon, 81 p. M, Rev. w. NJ. Strayer.
Providence 1919 a. M, Union Chapel 312 p.
m, Rev. George q. Bacshus.
Hopewell 1019 a. m, Lapidum p. No.
Rev s. A. Hoblitzell.
Tabor, 1014 a. M, Deer Creek, 81 D. m, Rev.
Henry Bruner.
Methodist Episcopal. Bel Air, 1O1a Il. m, Class
and prayer meeting; Emory l015 IL. m, Thorn
as Run p. M, Rev. H. X. Savage.
franklin lO19 a. m, Darlington, p. ~, Rev.
Rev. L. Buhrman.
Protestant EpiScopal.-St. Mary Emmor.
ton, II a.. m, Rev. W F. Brand Trinity, Church
vile, II a. IN. and Z p. m, Rev. L A. Colbun /;
Grace Church, Darlington, 314 p. m, Rev. E. A.
Coibnrn. Christ Church Crock SPRING. II u.
m. Emmanuel, Bel Air, ~ p. m, Rev. s. IL.
s. Gallaudet.
Presbyterian Bel Air, II a. m. and ~ p, M,
and Fallston, p. m, every Sabbath day. Rev.
=. ID. Finncy, Pastor. Sunday School at the
Bel Air Church, at 81 o'clock, n. m, and at the
Fallston, Church at2 p. m, every Sabbath day.
Roman Cdtholic.--St. Ignatius, Hickory, every
other Sunday at 1919 q. IN.
Christian Gturch.-Dr. j. b. Crane, Pastor
Services every first day at 101% q. M
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Cd Dwelling House,
Stabling and other outbuildings.
TERMS OF SALE.


TERMS OF SALE.
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree
arc-that one-third of the purchase money
shall be paid in cash on the day of sale, or
the ratification thereof, one-third in six and
one third in twelve months from day Of sale,
the credit payments to bear interest from day
of sale, and to be secured by notes of the pur-
chaser with surety approved by the trustee.
On payment of the whole purchase money
the trustee is authorized TO execute deed.
HENRY D. FARNANDIS,
Trustee.
j. S. Richardson, Auctioneer. jy16
S. Griffith Davis In the Circuit Com,
VS.. for Hartford county.
Albert Davis & others. In Chaneery.
ORDERED this Gath day of July. 1878,
~ that the sale made and reported by
Herman Stump and Ohio S. Lee. trustees
in the above entitled cause be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
be shown on or before tho esd day of August
next; provided copy of this order be insert
cd in some newspaper printed and publish
ed in III afford county, once in each of three
successive weeks before the said 23d day of
August next. 1856
The Report states the amount of sales to
be 1900. ..lO /,
A. L. JARRETT, Clerk.
True copy Test.
jy3O A. l.. JARRETT, Clerk.
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A SITUATION as instructress in fami.
"A ly, by lady of qualifications and expe'
rience. Salary $3.50. For all particulars
refer to the Editor of this paper. jy23-3t
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Notice.

HAVING purchased the entire interest
IL of Frank G. Norris, in the business of
C. w. NORRIS s. BRO, will hereafter
conduct it for my own account. All accounts
payable to and Indebtedness settled by. me
CHAS. W. NORRIS.
Bel Air, July 98th, 1875. jy30
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Notice.

TNHE public are hereby notified that here
Il after will pay no bills unless contract
ed for by myself or my wife, .--,.-
iya3.3t A. BOYLE.
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Ice Cream.

NTEare manufacturing and keep con
w stantly on hand at Green Spring
Cheese Factory, near Hopewell X Roads, a
superior article of ICE CREAM.
Families, Festivals, &C., supplied with
pure cream at short notice and at reasonable
prices. J. r. WALKER Il BRO.
ices
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
MICHAEL WHITEFORD, of the 5th District,
is respectfully announced as q candidate 70
County Commissioner, subject to nomination
by the Democratic party, iy23
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Estray Notice.

Hartford County, To Wit:
r HEREBY CERTIFY that Joseph Hos
l. kins, of Hartford county, brought before
me, the subscriber, one of the Justices Of the
Peace in and for the said county, this 2Sth
day of July, in the year 1875, as strays,
trespassing upon his enclosures, two Cows,
one black and white and one pale yellow and
white. Given under my hand. III
JOSEPH w. SHROFF, J.P.
The owner of the above described properly
is requcstcd to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take them away.
jy30 JOSEPH HOSKJNS.
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g 4 A y Il OF ARYLAND,
~ Execu tive apartment
PROCLAIM ATTON

WHEREAS, The Constitution of the State
of Maryland, by Article IA, Section l, directs
amendments to the Constitution, to be made
as follows:
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Notice.

A LII Applications for Insurance in the
n YORK MUTUAL COMPANY will
be promptly attended to by
GEO. L. SCOTT, Agent
for James Harry 6 Co., Estate Agents"
my Darlington.
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Situatior Wanted.

S1CuaC1Ofa w anG9d.
A VIRGINIA LADY who has trained
IA and taught children successfully de-
sires situation. She teaches English,
French, and is considered fine musician.
Best references given. Address Miss H.,
S. w. corner Gilmore and Fayette Streets,
Baltimore, Md. iy9#
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FOR TUE LEGISLATURE

FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
Mr.. Editor: The voters of the Sixth District
will unanimously support MURRAY VANDI-
YER, as the Democratic candidate for the House
of Delegates, and ask that their claims and their
wishes may be regarded by the Democrats of
the other districts of the county.
jy30 SUSQUEHANNA.
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THE NEZS.
Rel AIR, FRIDAY. AUGUST 9Th. 1873.

A DOUBLE WEDDING; OR How SHE WAS WoN,
by Mrs. e. A. Wartield, author of 1.-THE House.
hold of BouveIie," is published this day by 4.
b. Peterson IL Brothers, Philadelphia, and we
predict for 1t as great popularity and as large
Il sale as her previous work, "The Household of
Bouverie," which has been pronounced by all
the best writers and critics in the country to be
one of the best and most remarkable works ever
written. 1t has the great merit of arousing Gu
riosty and keeping it alert, from the first to the
last line. There is greater power of language
in 1t, manifest not only in the descriptive pur.
tions, and in rare images, but in the happy cpl
tibet that often tells the whole story. The plot
is sklfully conducted, and there is an earnest
ness in the style that is charming. From the
first to the last chapter, the readers interest in
the story never for moment flags. His curl
osity, which is excited at the very commence
ment of the tale, though gratied, little by little,
as the story progresses, is not completely sat
islied, until the curtain is about to drop at the
close of the book There is in it blending of
heart and intellect really wonderful, and its
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-08-06
Baltimore Cattle Markets.
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CATTLE SCALES, Aug. 9th, 1916
BEEF CATTLE $40 Head.-Vcry best, S5S7
20 1928 Medium to first quality, SAT "a S5S7.
Ordinary thin Steers, 81. 25 90 S4.75. Sheep fair
to good sheared, $500 "a $3.50. Good to extra,
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-22

overturned, and the moose had tigh .enea.
and she was dying. Mrs. Merrigan did
not trysto help her. She SAID she was
too much frightened, and falling on her
knees ut her triend's feet began 10 cfy
and pray. Then itaoccurred TO her that
she could cut tine rope. When she did
SO the body slipped down to-the floor,
and in q few minutes life was extinct.
A long search has been made lor the
gypsy, Bertha, but in vain. A band OF
stroliiag gypsfes have been qu,rrtered
for three or four days near the Kings
county peniCentiary, close by the ord
Glove road. On Saturday MIR. skeady,
Mrs. Merrigan's lawyer, Went to see Tie
head Of the tribe, Uriah Warlon, an Old
gypsy from the Isle OF Man, TO learn. IL
possible, something of Bertha. Neither
lie hor u dozen gypsies wlth him; knew
The woman. Mr.. Ready requested Them
to lind Bertha, ii possible, promising 9
large reward to the successful gypsy. Ii
is believed that Bertha can be found 10
corrobofate this strange story, aud Mrs.
Merrigan has furnished as accurate de-
scriplfon OF her as she can remember.
The last jury that tried her stood ten to
two in favor Of convictlon.-New York
Sun. tl