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The Morning herald., 1877-11-21
CHANGE OF TINE.

On Monday next very important cbances
VIII take place In the running of trains on
the Delaware R. R., will be as follows:
The mail train now leaving this cttv at
81 q. M, will leaye at 115 D. m. The
mail train north, arriving here at 4 2Op.m..
will arrive at IL O5 p. m.
lne express freight now leaving at 5a.m,.
Will leave $50 a. m., with passenger car
attached, and returning will arrive In this
city at 5 p. ID.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-21
SOCIETIES..
MEETINGS THIS WEDNESDAY, EVENING

MEETINGS THIS WEDNESDAY, EVENING
Hope Lodge, No. 81, I. O.O.F., at Ode
Fellows Hall.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, 8. of T.,
ia the McClary Building.
Olive Branch Social Degree Temple, OF
rue Templar's at McClary's Building.
Delaware Council, No. 2, O, U. A. M, at
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Harmony Lodge, No, 5, A. O, of G. F.,
McCl.ry's Building.
'lN mpior L 'dgr, No 6, X. of P, at X
Of ? Hail, 2ll Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No. 13, X. of P, Jr., o.
U A. NJ Hall, 5ll Market street.
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4, l. O. R. NJ, at
Maris Building, 9th and shinlev streets.
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JUSTICESHIP.

=" Is understood although there has been
10 Official evidence yet, that Esquire Frazer
nas oeen defeated In his contest for reap.
pointment BY Mr.. Cole. ESQUIRE Frazer 40
MS last business in that Office, yesterday
oe'ng MS last day, Issued five foreign at
tAchment for $3.50, the money was Sc
cuced BY garnishee. The costs to the Ess
quirc and Constablea n ounted to ss5.
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What has given then
The first rank in tn,
trade?
Their gods are more
stylish and 5et;el Mad.
and with alt ,haJ, ar.
heaper han those ol
any other C uIhi e c, n
cern In the city. The
peopi" have lounditout
and fully app, eciate the
act
We DO SE Il.
25 PER CENT LOWER
han any other house.
because We MAKE
ALLOUR RPU kCHASFS
/ = Z SH AT B,,lrOM
FlGUkES AND SELL
FOR CASH.
'he stock cOmpri.es
the Best Assortment of
FA LII AND WIN rEk
9 nD5 ever Offered iu
Philadelphia, We have
20 U x l M NJ + N = E
FLO K !, filed with En-
ire'y New and Fresh |
Inods, and Nanufactur- |
ed by our Op n Fxperi- |
7nced Work kmen.
We have about SEW
ENTY GENTLEMAN
TX IA LESMrN who
%1ll take pl asure in
'howing you the Fine
'toc7 whether ) GU wish
o buy or not.
Our sales are increas-
ng from week to week
nd our bnsne.s has
no g doubled itself in
ne year, becaule-NE
NV f. PEOPi u TIE r
IS WOHrA,
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NOTICES..
\ nTlCE.-TO WAFER RENTERS,

in II persons who have sold prop rty dur
NY NY me ear are required to give notice in
Wing TO he Registrar at he office of the
w Haael department, 1000 Market street, o1
.4Iu.. vi before the Both day N0vembe 1877, in
e, ee,'lng IN the notice thS name of the pres
h nn owner, the name of the purch ser, mum.
o'r % ana location OF tue pro ,e ty so s i'd,
,a aneiW Sc they VIII be held for the water
rent for tn. ytar 1873
Al rersOns who wish 10 disc ,ntinue he
use O. Water, must givo notice as above aud
10y sSdo'Iar' or drawing the Ferru.e or
q d certificate frou the Plumber that they
nave disconnected the pipes.
WILLIAM S. HAYES,
"oVA I'M Registrar.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-21

Goodness, gracious When it was said
that Mars had three moons, Mrs. Chief
Justice Waite remarked, "Thpk of Young
people living In planet where there is no
shady side of the stl eet at night.
A San Franclsco despatch says CAPTAIN
Frank Monroe, of the United 8 ates Marine
Corps, died at Mare Island, CAL, on satur-
day night, of apoplexy.
A cable despatch ,ys Robert Browning
the poet, writes to the London Times tba
he has declined the candidacy for the Lord
Rectorship of st. Andrews.
They have an anti Greeley Club in New
York which expresses itself by the motto
"Goeeth'd, young man, Goeeth'd p
special telegram from Washington an
nounces that Mr.. Victor Drummond, the
new. Secretary of the English Legation, has
'rrived from London. His predecessor.
ar. Francis Punkett, has given him COM
dinner.
Charles Swift, the leading capitalist of
'oughkeepsie, N. Y, died suddenly on the
7ch inst, while alighting from his carriage
heart disease. He was Vice President of
10 Farmers and Manufacturers Bank.a
rominent member OF the Duchess County
ar, ana an ex-Mayor of Poughkeepsie.
One reason why Olive Logan is never
ken for literary wom,n, is because she
'ars black stockings'-Ex. Does pern
N have to be- b!ack-leg In Detroit, to get
literary reputstions The truth is, that
g ladv in question wears blue over olive.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-21
WORK AT THE BASIN.

The sides of the north basin were finish !.
ed yesterday. The pudding of the bottom
is now being done, and now there is eleven
nunared yards to be puddled, which if the
weather remains favorable will be com
pleted in three days, when the LAYING of
bricks will commence.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-21
M1LLARD CLUB CONCERT.

lnere was quite good attendance at the
o'eea House, last evening, at the concert
oy the Millard Club. As usual the per.
iormance gave marked satisfaction, and
every one went away well pleased.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-21
THE NOVEMBER COURT.

I'VE" CAsTLE, Nov 20, 1877.
/ The Court of Oyer aud Terminer and @
the General Peace and Jail Delivery, me
this morning at 10 o'clock. Chief Just;c
comegys and Associate Justices Woote,
and Houston on the bench.
James Gilmore, of Ogletown, who wa,
convicted yesterday, on three charges OF
selling liquor without license, was fined
500 aud the cost of prosecu ion in each
case.
The following criminal cases were then
tried.
The State vs.. John Parker, colored plead
cd not guilty to the charge of breaking into
the house of John Higgins, IN Brandywine
hundred, on the morning of the 14th of
August. ls76,snd taking there from re-
volver. Found guilty.
lie was found guilty, required to nav
costs, to be imprisoned six months, and to
wear convic's jacket six months there,
after, and to receive twenty lashes on satur-
day next.
The State of Delaware VS.. Simon Dit
Charged with the larceny of piece of Kur4
ssy, contsiuing 81 yards, from the Mills O, |
Jos. Dean q Son, near Newark, in Whit.
Clay Creek Hundred, on the z2nd of Ia.
October. He pleaded not guilty. Henry
Il Pennington; for State, Ignatius Grubb,
Esq. for Defendent Not guilty.
The State VS.. Dennis Mcclure, James
X 'lley, Thomas Flanagan and James Kirk,
III boys charged with larceny, by brpakins
nto freight car, at the Philadelphia,
& Baltimore, R. r Depot, on
ne l4th day of June last, and stealing
herefrom 95 TBS of tobacco, vests and Z q
airs of pants, IA coats. The goods were
fterwards recovered in Junk Shop where
lcdutre and Kirk had brought them, and
hen arrested were putting some of the
othing on. Kelley and Flanagan had some v
the clothing on when arrested, and also G
versl pounds of tobacco In their possess 81
on. 81
The jury after ever an hours absence, W
ey returned and cquited Flanagan, Kirk rs
u Kelly, Mcclure, was commended to the G
ercy OF the Court. Chief Justice Come- CT
s. required him to pay 50 50 cost of &C
DDS, and the cost of the prosecution to at
'eive 20 lashes on Saturday, between the vi
urs OF 10 a. m. and 2p M, to be i'm an
soned six months, and when released 10 op
ar the convicts jacket six months. fo
Ohm Broadway, colored, charged with th
larceny of pair boots valued at So sta
n the residence of John Atkinson, at we
vark, in White Clay Greek Hundred, on cro
10 of last May. vii
ound Guilty, and sentenced to nine bel
lths imprisonment, and to receive on frol
lrday next, twenty lashes, and at the
ration of his sentence, he is to wear a G
'icts jacket for six months. tina
seph Booth, colored, charged with hav Jus
IN the lOth of September last, commit peo
assault and battery on George Dickson, sha
colored, of Wilmington, by striking A
In the head with porter bottle. He Fra
'ound guilty, required to pay fine of Corr
and COSTS, and to be imprisoned for day
ear.
Vallan dingham make q motion for
rial In the case against James Gil '"'
for selling liquor without license. u' .' u
two colored men. Samuel Chambers "'o'
Feorge Collins who committed an as. Th
and rape upon Mary Oatharine Smith YORK
10Th of August last, in St. Georges 'doe
red, were arraigned and pleaded no AZ
. 1t is thought their trial will come noun
day. new S
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ONE CENT.
THE WHIPPING POST.

on saturday next, shere will b. number
W persoos' white and coiored, whipped at
new Castle. There are already four con,
we d, out before Saturday, 1t is thought
tners Will be that any more.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-21
FOR SALE.

LoR SALE:-A first.class Piano, almost
T. new. fot Sl7o. apply at -
no. Off THTS OFEIfrE
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PERSONAL,

Abraham Gookin, of this city, who has
oeen' during the last six months, travelling
WIN show in the west, returned home
last night on the Southern Express.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-21

- W. JONES', Fancy hrers. 4a2 N, From
~. street, branca Dliee cvruer Nintl. anu
Vine, streets, Philadelphia. Ladies' and
aentiemen's Garments Of every descrip.
ers and Gloves Dyed or Oleansed.
April lS77.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-21

In the Circuit Court Of the United States
in and for the Eastern District of PennsyI.
yania. In kquity, No. 66, April session,
The Morning herald., 1877-11-21
RAILROADS.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROA
NOVAmhar 11th 1G77

November llth 1877.
Trains will leave Wilmington as followt
for
Philadelphia and intermediate stations,
665, $40: 900. Al, 10 90, q. m. 2 80, 43O,
Philadelphia and New York, 2 60, 6Aa m,
1237, u 40, 548pm.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 8 80
am,
Baltimore and Washington IL 81, l 49, 80
am, 1854, IL So, 500, p m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle 500, $40. $50, q m, l3O. $40
pm.
Wyoming and intermediate stations 500
$3.50 q m, 8 80 p m.
Delmar and intermediate stations, s 90
8 Scam.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations
s lOa m, S 90 6 80 p M.
philadelphia and New York. 200, 544a m.
Baltimore and Washington, ,l2tl, l l6 q m.
For further information passengers are
referred to the time tablespcsted at the do. |
pot.
tuns-ly Fl. F KENNEY .supt.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-21

DUBLlC -ALE-M. THOMAS u soma,
l. Auctioneers.
REArlNG BRANCH RAILROAD OF
THE WILMINGTON AND READ.
lN9 RAJ ROAD co. ...
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FREDERICK E. SAMPSO


VS..
Under aud by virtue of decree enter d
the thirteenth DAY of October, A. D., 1877,
IN the abuve tuit. he undersigned Tru :
tees, to whom all needful authN. iLy in the
premises has been given bv the said decree
will ou TUESDVY, the :9th uay of Janu-
uary, A. D., 1878. at Q o'clock. noon at the
Merchants Exchange in the city of Phila-
delphia, expose TO publ C vendne or out
cry. as one entire lot, the rri.Ioad of the
WILMINGTON AND READING RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY, Known rs the RE D.
ING BRANCH KAILR'IAi', extending
from The village of Birdsbnro' to Poplar
Neck, In the county II Berks. state Of
pennsylvania ana the Railway, rails,
bridges, fences aud zeal estate and The fran
chs! belonging 10 or in any wise apper- |
tanning 10 the said Reading Branch, as
well tls all the right title and interest of
he Wilmington and Reading Railroad
Company in and to LIE ASE, dated Janu-
try 9th. A. D.. 1874, made by the Berks
nunty R1lrOad Company to the said v H.
ningt and Rea inH Railroad Company,
u al that portion the said rerks County
ta1lr.ad, VIII ch exteuds firm The end of
nv said Bran ch Railroad at POuiar Neck
0 point at or near Penn treet in the
ity of Reading. The said property will be
old free, c ear and discharged from all en-
unbrAnces su ubsequent to the lien OF I
ertaiu mortgage dated the 9Th day OfJuly,
!. D.. 1874, made by the said Wilmington
nd Reading Railroad Company 10 the un. s
Trustees.
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(NHANGE OF HOURS-WlLMINGTO
~ u WESTERN RAILROAD--.COmme
Ing Thursday Dec. 4, 1875, Trains will run
as follows:
Leave Wilmington 10 20 m, and s 53Op m
Leave Landenhur 9 As m and / 80 o m.
Arrive at Wilmington 755 m, and 10
pm.
Arrive at Landenberg at IL m. and 40
p. m.
CONNECTIONS.-Train leaving Landen.
berg at 6.45 a. IN. with train for Philadel-
phia at $40 am.
Train leaving Wilmington 1920 a m
with traln leaving Philadelphia at $40 q m
and Pennsylvania and Delaware train lenv-
ing LandeD berg at l 20 p. m.
Train Leaving Landenberg at 30 D, m. |
with pennsylvania and Delaware ira in and
with train leaving Wilmington for Phila, |
at 4 80 p. m.
Train leaving wilmington at $50 m
with train les..'ns philadelphia at Is D. |
10. y. CONNELL Hup |
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CLOTHING,

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1t Is acknowledged b,
every one the
lHE GREAT
ONE PRICE
CLOTHIN Z HOUSE,
A. O. YATES & co.,
LEDGER BUILDING.
is THE
LEADING AND
POPULAR
CLOTHING HOUSE
PHILAD ELPHIA.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-01-05

The Chrome Hill Lyceum is in full blast, and
regular literary treat awaits every fortunate
person who attends it. Your correspondent
went on Saturday evening last to the beautiful
hall dedicated to Plato, Dcmosthuncs, ct al,
and was agrecably entertained by eloquent
speakers, and enchanted by the sweet music
which filled the room with dulcet symphony
through the offcrtory of the lady members, and
as they sang in earnest, the fair faces were
flushed with the exercise, which set of their
charming beauty to advantage
The next subject for debate is quite a laugh
able one, and proves rare treat to those inter
ested. 1t reads thus "Resolvcd, That a man' +
mOthGr.in-law is greater nuisance than Il wo-
mans mother-in law" 1t will require consid-
cradle Judgment TO decide the important sub
ject, and | expect qui n large assembly will
be present to hear the different views
| have no other news to relate, excepting tina {
a ball was held in Chrome Hill Hall on Tuesday
night, Dec. 26th, which was gotten up by the
atfable and popular Glenn. Butler, Esq, and all
enjoyed themselves rs nicely as possible
GULIELMUs.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-01-05
The Mutual Fire Insurance Company il
Hartford County.

The Hartford Mutual Fire Insurance Com.
pany met in annual meeting on Monday last
Hon. Stevenson Archer was elected presi-
dent and j. NJ. Street, secretary. Col Walsh,
chairman OF the executive committee, read
the report of the directors for the past year.
This report was adopted and will be found
in full elsewhere.
The resolutions adopted by the meeting
without dissent, were rs follows:
Resolced, That for the purpose of equali-
zng the amounts paid by members, the Di-
rcctors of this company are hereby directed
to re-assess all property insured by this Com
pany at less rates than are now le led and
for the purpose of facilitating their action
the Secretary is hereby directed to furnish
the Directors with list of all such property
situated in their respective districts, anu the
Secretary shall issue the new policy required
under this re assessment 10 The party so re-
insured free of charge.
Resolped, That the Directors be requested
10 re-assess such other proper y as in their
judgment may be requisite.
ResOlred, That no insurance shall he grant.
ed by this Company to an amount exceed
ing $4,000 on the personal property contain
I'd in any store or manufacturing eslabls' E.
men OF any kind or description whatever;
but nothing in this bylaw is to be conslru-
ed us preventing the party insuring underits
provisions from Obtaining additional insul-
ance in amy Other company, in accordance
with the terms as laid down by this company,
and lis consent first had and Obtained, Nv
proper endorsement on the Policy issued by
il.
Resolred, That all assurances now exist.
ing, made by this company, on personal
prc perty contained in any store house or
manufacturing establishment OF any kind or
description whatever to an amount exceed
ing 50 600, shall be reduced to that sum;
and the Secretary is hereby directed TO re-
duCe the amounts ard abate the premium
notes accordingly Of the parties 80 insured,
giving due notice to said parties of this hay
ing been done, and directing them to return
their policies to the Office of the company
for the purpose of having said reduction and
abatement endorsed thereon.
ReSolced, That the Secretary be required
to present to the Exec tive Committee at
each meeting thereof record of all the risks
taken and reported Ivy the several directors
since the previous meeting of the Executive
Committee, and il shall be the duty of the
said committee, af er careful examination of
such policies, to confirm, cancel or re-adjust
the same. And that pending such examine
lion by the Executive Committee the prop.
crty SO reported shall be considered insured.
The following was offered by r. Herris
Archer as subst tule for resolution No. : |
hesolued, That there be re-assessment of |
all the property OF the company at the ex-
pense of The company.
Lust. Yeas 81, nays 55.
On motion Of Johns ii. Janncy, the follow.
ing resolution was adopted:
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ReSolred That the directors be REQUIRED to
give bond IN the sum of 81 900 each for the
faithful performance of the trust reposed in
them that the bonds be filed within thirty
days from this date, and be approved by a
committee of three, TO be appointed by the
chairman of this meeting, and that the coun-
sci !0r The company &c requested 70 nreuare
the form of the bond.
On motion Of Cheyney Hoskins, it was
ordered that committee of three stockhold-
ers not directors be appointed by the chair.
man to investigate the affairs of the company
and make report thereon to an adjourned
meeting thereof to be held in Bel Air on
Monday, February 9Th, 1877.
The president appointed as committee tc
make the investigation, Messrs (heyn =,
Hoskins, Col. L. II Webster and II d. Far
nnndis For approval of directors bonds
Messrs Janney, Ii. w. Archer and VIM
Young.
Adjourned to meet February 9TH next
| The following directors were elected fol
the ensuing year:
John y. Walsh, James Murray, William B
Michael, Jeremiah Silver, John s. Dallum
John Nj. Finney, Thomas Nelson, Charles A
Rutledge, Edward NJ. Allen and Aseph w
Scarbor, ugh, of Hartford county.
Thomas Gmsuch, Charles NJ Jessop, Johr
Sterling, Edward Scot. George jess y, J
Maurice Watkins, Frank Sparks and John b
Rumsey, of Baltimore county
STEVENSON ARCHER.
President.
| 7 Nj STRIETT Srcrftarv
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-01-05

Quite an interesting debate took place at the
Lyccum here last night. Notwithstanding the
very unpleasant weather very good audience
was present. The question debated was: "Do
inventions have tendency to improve the la
boring class?' On the affirmative were W. A.
Mccain, A. s. Upton and Rev. b. +. Clarksun.
Negative, z. s. GALAXY, W. L. Galley aud Rev.
Gross and I'm Upton were the judges The
decision was unanimous in favor of the mega.
tive.
The question for next Monday night is sis
deception justiiiable under any circumstances ~
The debalers are-aflirmative, p. +. GALAXY
Rev. j. W. Steele, j. IL. Arthur, g. A. Cairne-
and DR.. NJ. L. Jarrett; uegatiye-Wm. Mccain
Rev. b. +. Clarkson, Il. I. Cuirncs, Rev. T. NJ
CathcaIt and Geo r. Carnes This dcbftc i.
looked forward to with interest. We will lei
your readers know the result. VIAToR.
Jan. 2, 1877
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-01-05
Local Affairs.


LITTLE LOCALS.
"A hay barrack on the farm of Mr.. John
Dillworth, Long Green, Baltimore county,
was destroyed by fire Christmas night
-Messrs. J. Orrick Bagley ind VIM
Smithson, bot well known cit zens of Har.
ford county, died this week. at nm advar ced
| age.
Major \. NJ. Hancock, of this county
L. s. consul at Malaga, Spain, is expected to
arrive at his home in lTpriorl crrlv in Feb
ruary next.
-Messrs. Cochran & Co. and Oler & Co.
this week finished filling their large ice
houses on the Susquehanna, with splendid
ice, at least fifteen inches thick.
The Susquchanua is now passable a,
almost any point in the neighborhood OF
Port Deposit and Havre dc Gracc-via the
ice bIidge-for teams of any character.
Rev Mr.. Lizingcr, of Fawn Grove, Pa
a few days ago slaughtered Chester White
hog, IS months old, which weighed, when
dressed G02 lbs, and produced 200 lbs. Of
lard.
DR. f. p. Ke, ch, brother of Mr.. jas. X
Keech, County Commissioner, is very i'll a,
his home in Baltimore of scarlet fever. DR.
Kcech lost little son, two weeks ago, with
The same disease,
Coy Carroll has granted the Board of
Review of Hartford county an extension Of
thirty days in which TO complete the assess
ment for the county. The books have all
been received from the assessors, and the only
districts yet open are the fourth and sixth
The snow storm Of Monday extended
over large section Of country, and gave
us the deepest snow We have had here for
many years. 1t improved the seghing, and
as soon rs the track was broken those WHO
had sleighs took advantage of the occasion
and enjoyed it TO the fullest extent
r.. w. Wbaland, Esq, executor, will offer
at public sale, on the 30th inst, the Prgg
HoteI property in Bel Air Besides the hotel
and stable, the lot is susceptible of division
and would make three office lots on Court
land street and a desirable lot for dwelling
on Main street, See his advertisement.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-01-05

Ever since the passage of the present
restrictive wild Fowl law, ducks have
been getting scarcer in our waters, and our
duckers have not been able to make decent
living, and the whole ducking interest, which
once brought considerable revenue here has
been almost destroyed. The present season
has been one of the lost disastrous 0f any.
The first Of the season the weather was
warm and ducks q drug, this was followed
by n freeze which covered the flats with ice
driving the ducks away down towards the
seaboard. Under present circumstances tho
sooner our gunners abandon this business
altogether and turn their attention to some
other industry, the better for themselves and
III" business interests Of our town.-Repubk
cIn.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-01-05
For Severe Coughs and Lung Complaints.

Canton, Bradford Co., Pa, Nov 90, 1873.
Messrs Seth w. Fowle q Sons, Boston
Gentlemen-About ten years ago, after hay.
ing had severe attack of the measles, was
troubled with severe cough and was threaten.
ed with consumption. My father having died
ut the age of thirty-one, with consumption OF
the lungs, and my aunt having been carried of
with the same complaint, it seems to be hercd
tury in our family. AT the time alluded to,
was induced to buy bottle of DR., Wistars Bal
sam of Wild Cherry, and can say conscientious
~, believe it saved my life l was black
smihing at the time, and often felt pains in my
chest and lungs, which the Balsam relieved
cheerfully give this statement, and hope you
may have success with so beneficial prepare.
lion. Yours truly, A. j. MERRITT
Fifty cents and 81 a bottle. Sold by all drug
giSta.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-01-05

HAYRE DE GRACE AFFAIRS -NIessrs.
Cochran s. Co. and Oler g. Co, are getting
getting full twenty inch ice both ON The Gu.
nal and river. This is heavier ice than has
been known Tor many years, so early in the
winter, in this locality,
AT the regular meeting of Hartford
Lodge, No. "a, knights of Pythias, on last
Wednesday night, ihe following officers were
regularly elected; F. Rauscher, G c.; John
r. Curren, V. G; John T. Overs, Prelate
W. s McComhs, NJ. of e; John l.. Cook.
M. of F., and e. j. Richardson. X. of r.
and s. John w Carver was electt d Repre-
sentative to the Grand Lodge, which assem-
bles in Baltimore next month