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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-27
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r9llien pDu5dblig sema6t poroeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-27

I'M ufer Itebenben Dduier in iDren yet
ten iiberral6te un0 ibnen faltn1 d3eit
I!eB, ii6 gu retten.
!3wilden GARTH unb Oenbur0b iteDel1
1000 Q(cres 8ieienlnuo bret bis pier SnP
tief unter 8aiisr uuo 5000 Stud SEeD
iin0 obue Meioe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-27
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6eute N6enb bier e%tngelaufene Oepez
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unO bat iebt i9on eine nneepDbnli9e
61he RrrRidlt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-27
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%beIauIen it1 i6%dbungstpetie auf $50 900
Collars. Die Wtelie pauert nod bis
nGd1lteu Sdmftad.
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rem, in nel9el Die @eieQi6aften am
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iIngit berfloiienen 6albiabre bic 9anoz
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fiir BerLuite, erlitten in fletneren StG0s
ten unb Srti0aften, ausbe3ablt.
Wta6re8etw 8egen ote uteTifants
TNae&t Rainier.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-27
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vBlauter" %gefauit, nm fi6 ieiner 3ur
8erbtnoerung Ser fiir3Ii6 10 bGuftg 9es
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acknowledgement NeQs bonn Banjer1hiffe
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gen unb lit bereitS na1 1tetp Orleans
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bret Oampfer, Die ii6 ous6 ibren gez
ringen 3iefsaug gum 8cfa6ren ienes
StromeS eigneu, 3u bemieGben 3wede
nefntft merben ioueu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-27
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Der Staatsauottor Clinton bat ben
@ouperneur Relogg bena6ri0tigt, baB
CT lein Nmt AM Is. De3ember 1875 ntez
Oerlesen mirb. Sn ieinem o~esbealsli6en
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tparten pouen, bis bic @rMnOIoiigteit
Der 9egen ibn erbobenen Acknowledgment
Der uHebrIt9tsit na9gepieien porbsu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-27
GeIbltmoro etmer 8atertn.

0mt9Dt, SH., 23. SHII.
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9ta6mtttag, tnoem tie it6 nit Dem Sbers
f6rper in etn SAB 8esenmaHer itIr5te,
tudbrenb ibr @atte auf benz Seloe ar
beitete.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-27
Spanten-
Ufabrto, 20. Sult.

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Ser @arliftenfIbrer 0orregaraD %pertpulls
bet lit uro li9 na6 6rahtreI6 geflit0tet
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-27

Sprtn9fte1o, Maii., IS. SnIi.
SIN Nortb GOams, Maii., leste Derz
gangene Wo6e Elm Oauerldufer Nalnens
Bm. $. 9ut6er cine Strede bon finn
bunbert NieiIen binnen 5 Sassn, %
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Der leBten, Wtsils brau6te er 1ur ssbn
Wttnuten.
# o n, Maii., %. SuGi.
9ugb 0onabue bolenbete geftern
Qtbenb i'm Mpittc 8art ieiuen Dauerlauf
bon HOO UtetIen in ebenio Dielen
Stunben.
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morsem bier oenGeriu6 MAIDEN, rs Wfeie
len in tInftsbGIb StHWpeH az SUB auz
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-27
ST. 19. SuIt.

9artfor6, Conn.,, 81. SuIi.
Das Mbgeorbnetenbaus bei6IoB beute
nit l02 Stimmen segen 80, bic @r0rtes
run9 bes Gnttpurfs, tpeI6er BEN Srauen
bas Stimmre6t in Der Braioententpabl
seben pirOe, auf nnbeitImnlte 3ett aufs
aui9teben.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-11-05
THE REXS.
B3LAIR, FRIDAY, NOV. ISIS.

ST. NICHOLAS FOR NovEMRER.--S. Nichola,
begins its third volume with telling number
fresh bright, varied, healthy. 1t contains some
twenty five interesting contributions; it gives
us articles from more than dozen of the best
writers in the country. In the excellence and
variety of its contents, rs a single number il
could hardly be surpassed. 1t crowds strong
story Icy one fine writer with an instructive
sketch or dainty poem by another From Mr..
Brooks's serial, The Boy Emiyrants-which is
just begun and promises an amazing store ad-
yenture-to the rhyme of Little Dutch Gretchen
with its quaint little picture, it would be hard
To find single dull or commonplace article
There are poems 10y Mrs. Dodge, Lucy Larcom
and Celia TrlXter; stories by j. L. Trowbridye
Harriet Prescott Spotlord, Susan Coolidge, Alb
hey s. Algcr and sketches by Rcbccca Harding
Davis and Donald g. Mitchell. Then, too, the
talk about "AlligHtor-," the lit of Botany in
How Plants Grow from Seeds, the funny poems
of Ten Little Country Boys and The Rcformer,
with their Illustrations, and lastly, the paper on
the collection Of Postage Slamps-all these will
surely interest any boy or girl who reads them;
while just as surely will the Very Little Folks
be delighted with Christina &. Rosselti's Al.
phahct from England with its rollicking pic
lures by H. l.. Stephens.
And the artistic merit of the number is equal
to the literary. The illustrations generally are
very beautiful: the frontispiccc-a rcproduc-
tion of Sir Joshua Reynolds portrait of Pcne-
lopc Boothby-is wonderfully fine. Among the
most notable of the other pictures are the illus.
trations TO Mr.. Brooks's serial by Thomas Mo-
ran and w. j.. Sheppard, and the very comical
drawings by Frank Beard.
Jack n-thc-Pulpit The Lettcr-BoX ana the
Riddle-BoX bring with them, as usual gene.
rous fund Of amusement and ALTOGETHER the
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-11-05

Oregon has new town called Pay
Up. 1t is said to be a good place for set
Element.
Up and Down Stars.-Young Mistress
Cat the parlor door: Eliza, what is the
bell ringing for so violently Cook (below)
It's on'y me, mum, want you down in
the kitchen a minute.
Harmless Amusement Muckle
stone (aftcr missing his bird for the TWEEN
tieth time: | say, Gaskins, | do believe
the birds are frightened at me. Old
Keeper (blandly): They didn't ought to
be sir
An English surveying party in the in
terror of India succeeded lately in captur-
ring Il couple of wild people, Il man and
woman, who inhabit the mountainous dis
trict of the Western Ghauts. They are of
dwaried stature, and have no fixed dwell
ing places, but sleep on any convenient
spot, generally between two rocks or in
caves.
Shoe dealer-I find we have no num-
Der twelve shoes, sir; but here is a pair of
large mines. Customer Mines Do YOU
take me- for Cinderellcr
Huntington, Tennessee, has not had
marriage for two years, and the girls want
to know what policy the Democrats pro-
pose to pursue.
Seven revolutionary cannon were re-
Gently dug up on farm in Chester coun-
ty. They were buried about three feet I'M
der the surface, and tradition saws Gen.
Washington put them there nincty-eight
years ago.
Over 212, 900 head of cattle have been
shipped or driven from Texas the present
year.
Wild ducks are unusually plenty near
Wrightsville and large numbers are being
shot on the dam by sportsmcn, one party
shooting no less THAI fifty in one day last
week. They find ready market at from
81 80 to $500 per pair.
The Star, Of Wilmington, n. c., pub
fishes curious story from one of the in
land counties. 1t is to the effect that a
man and wife went away from home for the
day leaving their children in charge of a
negro girl On their return the four chill
dren lay dead on the floor, on the table was
a half eaten cabbage. The girl said that
the children had eaten of the cabbage, and
soon after were seized with commissions and
vomiting, and died. The horror stricken
parents suspected, OF course, that the ser.
Naat had poisoned The children, and in
sisted that she should cat some of the cab.
hage. She willingly complied, and par
took heartily. A few minutes after eating
she also died. The father then investigat.
cd the vegetable and found in the heart OF
it small rattlesnake, boiled to death
The Star does not vouch for the truth OF
the story, but says that it was told by re-
liable countryman, who, whoever, could
not remember the names of the alleged vic
tins of the dead rattlesnake.
"A number Of coon hunters in Stock.
bridge, Mass, recently watched tree
through the long and weary hours of the
night, only to find in the morning perched
aloit the family cat of one of the party.
The United STAGES army as now or.
ganized consist of $4,000. The ordinary
estimate is that each soldier costs about
$1,000 year to maintain him, which
would aggregate twenty-five millions an
nually. But measured by the existing
scale of expenditure, which is the out
growth ola prodigal and profigate sys
TEN, the cost Of every soldier would exceed
Sites year.
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In the late fearful storms in France
596 sheep were killed at BelleCoste by one
flash of lightning. They belonged to n
flock of 1000 head, the property of a farm
er. His loss amounts to IS 900 frances
About 1000 were thrown down head
long. Two boys were just arriving with
the shepherds lunch, and they set to work,
with great presence of mind, to disengage
the heap of carcases. Many Others must
have died from sufocation but for this
help. Some of the accidents noted are
curious. The shepherd had his sq5ots
broken, while one of his CATERS was struck
off, and has not been found. The man is
unhurt, but much shaken. His dog was
lying between his legs when the bolt fell ::
it carried the body twenty yards, and
twelve carcasCs of sheep were found piled
above it.
1t is said that Isaac NJ Singer, the
sewing machine man, has left a fortune of
nineteen millions of doltars--iiftcen mil
lions in the United States, and four mil
lions in Europe. During the last twenty
years of his life he spent a great deal of
money, but he made great deal more
The magniiicence of his estate forms n
striking contrast with the poverty and pri-
walton in which lie began. At one time
he was strolling actor of the West, and
after he had left that profession and in
vented his sewing machine he was in such
a state of restitution that one day he had
only sixpencc left in the world. After
much deliberation he bought himself
dinner of pork and beans at Sweeny's with
this money, and with the vigor derived
from this nourishing repast he went on to
accumulate the nineteen millions he has
lief. to his heirs.
A lazy mans churn has been invented
in Vermont. 1t is adjusted to a wagon,
and all a man has to do is to drive down
for the mail, and when he gets back the
butter has come.
The villagers at Oxford Furnace, in
Middlesex county, N. j., held wake on
the body OF Prof. Finnan few days AGO,
nd during the proceedings the Professor,
who had been thirty.six hours in his coffin.
rose up and frightened all but two or three
intimate friends out of the house. He had
been in a trance.
Mrs. Starrett of Lawrence, Kansas,
propounds the interesting query, what
shall we do with our daughters 2" and a
farmer in the same propinquty wants to
know, "What shall we do with our corn ?"
The able editor of the Topeka (Kansas)
Bldde, eager to make himself useful and
popular with both parties, says, LET us
feed our corn to our daughters"
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How SAwDUST Is SAyED.-Mahopau
tables are not made of solid mahogany nor
are rosewood bureaus made of solid rose
wood. They are ycnccred; that is, thin
slices of rosewood or mahogany are glued
on common wood.
A few years ago, they sawed stick OF
mahogany into strips for veneering. Of
course great deal Of the valuable wood
was lost in sawdust; as much as half of it
was wasted. But n machine has been in
vented which does away with the saw in
this work. 1t SLAVES instead of saving,
and by shaving off the slices nothing is
lost, and the saving on tt log crossword is
said to amount to not less, in some cases.
than $500.
Perhaps you would have said, "What is
the need OF caring about n little sawdust ?
The waste is not much" Waste counts up.
Here were five hundred dollars worth vast.
ed or sawed. Yes, boys, waste counts up.
Waste minutes, waste opportunities, waste
words, waste pennies, they count up. A
person is great loser by them; and it
makes all the difference in the world as to
what his character is worth, whether he has
wasted or saved the sawdust of his life
irittered away, or used it to the best adj
vantage.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-11-05

RUNNING THR CHANCES. The other day
a colored resident of Vicksburg found a
bottle of whisky in the suburbs of the city
and hating "A pedestrian, he inquircd
Oats whisky, amt 1t 2"
"Smells like it, and guess it is" was
the reply.
AN deere amt no pizen in it?"
"Well, there may be- can't tell; !
shouldn't want to drink it."
"lf deere was pizen I'd be dead Niger
ell p
.'1ou would"
An if dere wasn't any pizen I'd be
wastin' pint of good whiskcy?'
"Yes"
The finder turned the bottle over and
over, smelled of the contents three or four
times, and finally made ready to drink,
saying
"Deres heaps oipizen lynn around loose,
but dere's also heaps of niggers in Vicks
burg, an ize gwine to tip up de bottle an
run de chances ~
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-11-05
Road Notice.

THlRTY days after the first publication of
Il this notice, application will be made o
the County Commissioners of Hartford coun.
ty to open and locate public road in the 9Th
district, commencing at or near VIM. A..
Heaps Shops, and running through the lands
of VIM A. Heaps, Robert Heaps, Martin T.
Murphy, X. e. Morgan and others, until it
intersects the road leading for Sanders Shops
to Peach Bottom at some point between John
lley's and Glider Tayor's.
October Goth, 1875 1t
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-11-05
Asbestos a. Tale Oi,--y,s n;s,o,v

H"HC WILLIS hHHStOfy.
In my youthful days l knew an old man
who owned saw mill, and he, through econ
omy or necessity, used Tale finely pulyerized
to lubricatc his mill works, in lieu of oil or
tallow. 1t caused me TO suppose there might
be an oil extracted fiom it, and having n
large quarry of The ingredient l began to ex-
pertinent, and in the last fifteen years prac
ticc | feel fully assured that have brought
it to perfection.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-11-05
JOHN NOLAN,
Fashionable Tailor
NEXT DOOR TO WIN. nERMAN's STORE OFFICE ST.
Mems & Boys Clothing

made up in the best manner, in the most fash
ionabe style, and at reasonable TERMS. IIav-
ing had long experience in the business /
Will guarantee satisfaction TO all. Give me q
call and judge for yourself fcb2s
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FOR LUBRICATING

Mix in like manner with lard oil or any
other lubricator, more or less, according TO
The temperature of the weather. For white
washing, mix four gallons to the barrel of
whitcwash
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ASBESTOS and TALC OIL,
FOR PAINTING and LUBRICATING,
MANUFACTURED by
JAS. StanSbury.
ctermont Mills, Hartford Co., Nd,
Patented May 25th, 1875.
SOLD by ALL DEALERS in PAINTS and OILS
At LESS THAN HALF THE COST oFANy
OTHER OILS FOR SUCH USE
1t will Render Paint Trcbly Durable and
Perfectly Fire-Praof.
DIRECTIONS FOR Use

For painting take equal parts with linseed
oil, mix in an open vessel at the time of using,
New planed work should be slightly primed
with linsced oil before the other coats are
lnil On -
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-, =, Co, A.
This Will certify that had my dwelling housepaint.
ell with the oil which James Stansbury manutac lures
from Asbestos and Tale aud it holds its color better
ana the most solid job OF painting have ever seen
and chccrfully recommend it any person nendin
to paint, both for durability and economy.
CllAS. Il. MCCONKES
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FAwN GROVE YOrK Co.

Nh. JAMES SrANSDURY-
Dcar Sr:-ln reply to your inquiry int the dura-
biiity OF the painting of my house with the oil manu-
actured by YOU would say i'll reply it has been painted
five years and to-day it is as bright as when first dried
on and would add, that the Fellowship Church which
was painted one year previous with lnseed oil is
bleached ont and needs repaintng. would not paint
without The use of your oil for any consideration
Yours, respectfully, II. s MERRYMAN
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-11-05

SCRIRNER FOR NoyENIBER-B IIartc's first
novel, which has hccn expected with SO much
interest, is begun, as a serial publication, in
S"iJRc,'S Monthly for Novcmbcr-(thc beginning
oil the eleventh volume of that magazine.) GA
bricl Conroy is the title of the story of which
seven chapters are here published. The scene
Is in that Western country with which Mr..
1larte has made the world familiar, and the few
who have read the entire story in advance pro-
nounce it a powerful work. The series on Amer
lean Colleges begins in this number, with an ar.
ticc on the old William and Mary College, of
Virginia, by the wcll.known Southern writer
John Estcn Cooke. Eugene Thomson publishes
Il chapcr on The CuriOsitics of Longevity, illus
tratcd with ceases ancient and modern An
other curious illustrated paper is by Sophia b.
ilerrck on Glass Sponges, and India and its Ma
i've Princes are also skctched with pen and pen
ell. The following contributions should be
mentioned: The Story of Anne Maturin, by
Mrs. Oliphant Foreign Dramatsts under
American Laws The Old Gcrmana Orchestra;
The Hotel of the Future, by Gail Hamilton
The Goethe House at Frankfort, "a very inter
esting study;) and poems by Boyesen, Louise
Chandler Moulton, Sidney Lanier and others.
DR.. Holland, in Topics of the Time, writes
about The Magazines New Year, The Political
Outlook, Mr.. Moody and his work, and Ameri.
can Honesty. In The Old Cabinet "Sentmcn-
tality' is discussed. The other editorial depart
ments have their usual variety.
The publishers announce that Dr. Hollands
story of Seyenoaks will be concluded in Decem.
Der, and that Mr.. llale's Philip Nolan's Friends
Will begin i'll the January number.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-11-05
Baltimore Cattle Markets.
Grain and Produce
[ By TELEGRAPH for THE -AEgis. |

CATTLE SCALES, N ov. 4th, 1875.
BEEF CATTLE-4,2 70 TIead.-very best, IS. Ga
10 SGl2. Medium TO first quality, 81. so 90 81. 62
Ordinary thin Steers, S400 90 $3.50. Sheep,
good to extra, $3.50 Go $3.50. Lambs, 200 60
$500. Corn Hogs, $50 "a 1925. Stillers, 80. 90
90 1913.
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Household and Kitchen Furniture.

Consisting of Feather Beds and Bedding
Chairs, Tables, &c, one Cook Stove and one
Parlor Stove. Side Saddle and lot of Harness
Also lot Of Poultry, consisting of % Geese
10 Turkeys, Chickens, &C., Is bushels of
Wheat, Buckwheat by he bushcland Corn
by the barrel and Il lot of Fodder.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of $20and under cash on the
day OF sale; on sums over that amount a ere.
at OF three months will be given, the pur-
chaser giving his note therefor, with appro.
we'd security, payable at n Baltimore or Cecil
County Bank.
w. SMITHSON FORWOOD.
ISAAC g. PYLE, Auctioncer. oct22
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FAWN URONE, YORK Co., Pa.
certify that have been using for several years
the Asbestos and Tale Oil prepared by James SIansbnry
IN my business OF house painting and safely re-
commend it being superior to any preparation have
ever met with in my practice of twenty-five years
for the preservation Of colors and tho durability of
work done with 1t. lbelieyc it to he unequalled.
j. ID. BRADLEY, (Painter.)
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MARYLAND ACADEMY uF SCIENCE, BALTIMORE, !
March lGih, 1873.

IT. ETANSHUNY--
Dear S:-I am instructed to communicate to Won
the thanks OF the Academy for our gift to its
of the specimens Of oil from Asbestos and Tale and the
pnver Ied material from which the OIL is derived
Your ohelient servant, 5. DALRYNPLE,
Corresponding Secretary
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have many years experience in house and 81. n
Phlhth" with different mixtures for painting and have
never met with anything that gives that smoothness of
finish which the oil James SALISBURY manufactures
does and it cannot be too highly appreciated
PETER hElLEY, Baltimore CITY
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WIDE AWAKE, the Boston juvenile magazine,
Tor November, comes like wondcr-boX, pack,
ed full with delightful pictures and stories and
poems The number opens with a poem, The
Sad Story ola Little Girl, by Mrs. S. NJ b. Piatt,
the most eminent of our American female poets.
The most noticeable paper is one by 7. A. Che.
ncy, An Afternoon with an Indian Princess, en-
bodying visit with the Iroquois Chief "Gov.
Blacksnake," who was living Mt the time in one
of the Indian Reservations in New York. 1t is
full of interesting "reminiscences, and finely il
lustrated. The serials, especially the Cooking
Club, are excellent, and eminently hcalthful
III tone, which may lie said of the entire maya
zine. We are glad TO commend it to parents,
and TO add that it is only $500 per annum. d.
LOthrop L. Co., Boston
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