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CURRENT OPINION.

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moutl,ful Of fresh air.. 1lc wns Sill unconscious
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CURRENT oPzN1oN.
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,namen. IN 1"%.ss o%aeu of ens Totk ,S
days work IN his life. Int ho BEAT tho Democrats
s!l the sama.-.St. Loutt 0iobe. Democrat tRtn.).
ar. p,.,..,u .,,,:,u ,.,. ~, :,
nns1,csn M n,s,r a' gc,er m hn ss.'oy Inc nc.
Il, ~. ea.s'e% , "oft and
Goil Hamilton ba. ]o;t, tho 1oa. s,,ov NJ.
| o'' 'ianA'.eu" !t"7 '''.A tne ltlat rim" On
,ne camel e.. oaekea pa.enee .. me pnol'c 10 empty.
ing nef aIs1I oan:~atef upon eaf' schafz Tor re.
rich In polittes.-8ostoa Transcript tRep.).
form. In oh,o reminds ono Of ihe method In WHICH
tho old negro put on hla tight coat First you
renefaj conwnsiou aMSto W. Tort H1r,T ~ aDem nno
Mr.. 1},ajno Ii reported To hive lost hi. ho.
during tho uproar in tho Maine Republican CON.
te opy 1eatimste use Of Iii !, 10 eoycr IL 70.
er'a head, md MI. Bisne iosi iii head soon sftsr
e. s,ain G,aesna! ss1 Ssn,eaon last ,eaf- fe,s
-. .......-.
Tho Maine platform is lons aud argument
|
political faith Of Senator Blaine. On questions
nu er Pr :" % ae,s
deal 10 say; On questions which arc pppermost ia
mems minds, very little. Tho platform
VIII b tead ehteay fcr tne s.ho Of H. stan,p.
SET Ia il belly, FOX 71us. Ina f1tn. " ~
,rh;s INV h. a t.,u sa,t,an"., .,r' ~. ,,.,
ent Of Nov York isfs tie s eonsaenes II rrcss
'ys; /. 's sss ss. 4 e' H.
aons a s to s,n, h
! thinking men. Ii cannot be ling before in Mans
e:o III: viii ae liz ssse.-UieaA IN ~ Rt1sid
':fp,', Tnn, ,,c,or, ,sso p,o,,o n,n ,.to ,,.;.,,
~ dt.g nGtnte Ih osu, ha,ne ~ WI 9e pans
| VII then he uphill work 20 make TUG nation be-
lioss tsat tne leader Who sknikea ana aFcd Into the
,saf ,f, OF is9 hfrnbiiean Aamnatration before s
n,asS men 10 oftcn make mistakes md even fstal
days fsc schoois and acwspspes,. ,.NFIilaatn1a Ia
Tina tiad.).
30 far from waiting to 500 how tho proxi.
den. xlI sse Sat y as saosts . ssety r.
brIe 'nf ", w H. ,hc d
~ Only ono that esa save tha pstiy ani eoapieto
Us M noble sceoru snd ttinmphantI oeet the ttuo au
peace sna hus!nc,s n prosperity aud faith between
WIZ ri e anot teuson. btGauac u ID Hsnt'
Noos' C"o"oe''a'"' Of @at"e tHsp.l'
onT murder inoHen,,yc men mn wo,enn ~; ,hos
pnrxeentn tho nnutnnv .nrNYnrs W. c.ai.1
whose family Tefe 70 foally murdered last spring.
Of liz Ksmi,os 9nnatx prah..s ee ap. y sc.nsa.
her mnrrred hnsham ts,ii Lo " naso On
an an ~ thnt H.. i. ."rre,"Hn ~ ~ "op,
wrou1at hcr sn n.nci, sn ~ 1Hn N, oMnWs \. ~ ~Wno
eonsacred to be IT oSiect Tor o,cia % nsrsecnnn
thns ih.n ,h.p .pWMt,a yn.t ymstSR5 eoR.a go no nut
'1e' @""" '"''' : VI" 1""ss @"eP''
Ley an iryng 70 Sot W IN enti-Admlni8-
ncn athcrsS assm!pnv p togs. iew gentle.
non "a rnsseT rs.nintion. vi " !no
isnAa t.on"s~t,an ~" th ap1nuIssnf pSf 'ao C!ese
nn,ev III" il rcry ~ totsh soa.asfn
IT, nim,rrrs az w1st IL Ennvn =. - .o.i5.a ~.
oo ~ vi 70 any nsAa'
Htc W Mu'Eu'eAk SA'IalatIA " "o"A!n lilo ltpu0-
, 1877-08-17

hare EXCELLENCE,
1th by tho uao ot tho hnett Mexican Vanilla
bean that Dr. Prices specia! FlayorinR Extract OF
Vanilla obtains itx rare ezcelltnce.
, 1877-08-17

lcarcs The valuation ahont on A footing with
the other towns, and still lcss than 1t Was .
year drO.
, 1877-08-17

Mt. blaine has had the reputation Of car
rJin2 the Republican party of Nane in bis pocket.
patlisan, q ~ plnsTise stste. I'D ii. innuoasa
stst rsa.sy t.. n.nss &C.
q be wanlng, and that slslno no longer !epeaks
through thG M m9nth , of fI '.fayon!s .Sn." Tha
mnisttatsn of fseslde nt iisyes. md that aot s
IN s ,ss q .hs sis, policy
week. slnss would 70 followed up; Such. pfoba.
Nepaeliesa. q Isns refused 70 feiow Hf. Dl.aas,
+ IT - ss ags
of1es e ii. b'aiue SHOULD b demand declaration
result u.. b eoa.tda1sd ssnsi ttlanpa far ths ts
ADMINISTRATION and btnt for Mr. AlaIne that It
VII aot be sate tYt htm = pat himself n oprn ~:
C'ttetaaa IIsEatd lRtp.).
E.v. smslley, Of the New York Tribune,
haa interviewed usa. Garfield, and hls report of
the sl eanssE.aslon closes ~ followsi
ot s ii,sns een In the CANVAS. IN
First The fAe: thst they are sturdiIy standing BY
WI what !. ,ha honest thing to g. Ia our Convention
catering to thu caprice Of tho hour, and we auc.
cssdsI n con,aeldabls degree In staRulau by tho
sa 9 Cliff ps e:spoa e. ps5 1 ss a
tlon ~ resolution docs NOT. like that Of The Demo
cratic 2!4ttn9tIn,' nI' psopo'o tnaatton Ihs Republic.
q one s1s strongly in ts,o' a,o, ot
~ of them Do not beile,s s'*i il AaaS mia.
ttoa. o9r silver resolution fasoEs keeping
b. dons when ths gold snl silver dollar ars of
ssss s,as H. IT, astpde , Of the
pra'se Of Liu, i given n.eauy and reluctantly si
tu cennscaon with d1x al hl4 utle, tho elect il
10 I'D !!s nepahlissas, VIZ saa qsots tss!f oppo-
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slene With her mother 70 visit some
friends = her lRudlady told Miss Middle.
ton, who fe-entered her phRlon IN no
amiAble frame oimind.
ashe had such e1quiSits taste, and ct
ted me 70 perfection, and worked Tor q
mere nothing thought that ill.uaed
young lady, a. abe drove In the direction
Of Miss eteyensons. I'll AK that old
maid who makes her dresses, though I
suppose they cost small fortune"
Miss Stevenson was at home, the ser.
want informed Maude, and that young
lady, being aptiviledsed visitor, went, al
once, 10 the stttingroom. AT the door
she paused, seeing lady seated near tho
window, and In a low chair at Miss
Sevenson's feet, Daisy Graham.
"Ohl Miss Graham" she said, have
just been 70 your house 10 eco II you
could make me some summer dresses,
and 70 pay you 4 tribe I owe you.
aMi6s Graham" said Miss Stevenson,
dryly, "baS given up the ress.making for
the present; but the triae will DO con.
yenlent towards providing her tro1eaG.
You will DO the first TO hear Of the en-.
gagement, MAude, but you may, on my
authority, say We are to have q wedding
In the fall, when Daisy will become the
wife Of my nephew Charley" !
Very BWeetly Miss Middleton made her
congratulatory speech, and paid her bill,
but In her phRton the young lady nhed
spltetul tears in the shadow Of her veil,
mnttering:
$50 that was the reason Charlie Stew.
enson stayed away from my New Years
reception, and has been 80 Otish ever
since"
And, reader, that was exactly The reason.
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~ Pullman Drawing Room and slespInE css1
LTom steunenytlle and Columbus through StlloGl
eadn9s y uucinnat,' Louisville, IndllnspolII md
81: Louis, and FROM Columbus 10 ChicaRo. =
The pleasure sOrker or those seekine Ro,psi 4,
~ West, should call on or address he 1ndersiFn1
ior through time tables, maps, land Circular ri
l9rthef information W.. l. o'RRIRN,
ueni passenger and Ticket Agent, no, 40 HIeh
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CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
" o0HDRHSRD TIME GARD.
R
On and alter May 10Th, 1871, IfaIns Vlll run
daily Except sunday a. follow, VII.
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Hostetter,s Almanac.

The edition for 1873 Of the sterlln g Msdl.
cal Annual, known as Hostetters Almanac,
is now ready, and may be obtained, free Of
cost, Of druggists aud general country deal.
ers in all parts Of the United States and
British America, and indeed In every civil.
lied portion OF the Western Hemisphere
It combines, with the soundeGt practical
advice for the preservation and restoration
OF health, q large amount OF interesting
and amusing light reading, and the calen.
dar, astronomical calculations, chronology.
cal items, etc are prepared with great care,
and will be found entirely accurate. The
issue OF Hostetter's Almanac for 1878, In
the English, German, French, Welsh, Nor.
wGgian, Swedish, Holland, Bohemian and
Spanish languages, will In all probability
be the largest edition Of q medical work
ever published in any country. The pro.
prietors, MesSrs HoStter 4 Smith, Pitts
burgh, Pa, on receipt Of two cent stamp
will forward u copy by mail to any person
who cannot procure one In his neighbor.
hood. eod4w
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PLUMBING, GAS FlTTINNe, &c.
MEu.REKA!0

TIE BEET GAS BURNER IN THE MARKET,
and warranted 70 DO al that u claimed o. IL Its
n universal ula throughout The East and q adopt
60 ~ The ety Of pitilbugh on the street Ampl
and IN all the puh[lo buildings and In many pii.
Ilta houses. As 70 ~ being the bat and cheapest
Burner 70 behad, The following compafiAonS en-
doris, the IAt10 pressure given each burner An
Atglnd Burner ElyOs V pOf cent more llght than .
common Bfat1 Fish Tall Burner; Lana Tip BrAna
Burner (no check q per cent more; Ellis Patent
" Per cent more the EVanS % per cent more, and
the WINDSOR PATIHf q PKR CRNT MORE, Thus
you Will go the Ellis equals The AFganht the Evans
bvUs 10 per cent moro light, and the Windsor 10
THE MARKET. Having BEEN appointed so I'll,
Agent for the Windsor burner, new otier them 70
the eltlen!O u Wheeling, assuring them that Il 4
al that 10 claimed Tor Il and no one uAlnR EAa can
aaSTd 10 10 without them. Also new and com.
pletb llsottment Of Gas Fixtures, Lead, Stone and
iron Pipe, Bras Work Of ali description, and all
Gas fitting establishment.
deiO OSCAR SEELEY, 2il2 Maln ST.
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The Doctors New Year Call.

JANUARY LIST, 1s-
DEAR CHARLEY. Laid up with a
sprAined ankle, and must turn over my
patients TO your tender mercies. Enclose
Lat with names, addresses, course OIL
treatment, etc., for your edifcation.
GODFREY HERMAN"
This was the note that DR.. Charles
Stevenson stood perusiDg with q clouded
brow, on New Years morning, not
many years ago. The gentlemen in ques
ton was Just twenty-five, handsome and
talented, possessed modest income, indie.
pendent Of his practice; was iayorite
in society, and had a goodly list Of lady
friends upon whom he might call on New
Years day.
"Confound it alp he muttered, "why
couldn't Godfrey waituntil to morrow q
sprain his ankle2 And what a list! Rheu
matism, pueumonia--Heml here is one
that sounds interesting: Miss Graham
No. 29s-street, lung fever. Decidedly
Godfrey ia interested 10 Miss Graham'I
lung fever. Well, Isuppose / must go
aud cut down my visits TO few this eve
ming"
He retired to his sleeping apartment
for q brief time, and emerge, no longer in
fashionable new attire, but in what he
calls his doctors toggery, warranted
fever prooi.n
In every youthful heart, though thl
tender love that makes life may no
have come, there 10 ever one face, on,
voice, upon which the fancy fingers ne I
little brighter, q little sweeter than otheI
faces or Yoices can ever be. To Charlie!
Stevenson this face and voice was TIL
memory OF Maud Middleton, q blond
beauty, aud only child Of one Of TIL
Lending lawyers ofths city. As yet Low,
had not come to either heart, yet 1t i
certain the lovely blonde accepted th
attentions OF the handsome young docto
willingly, and gave him sweetest smile
In relurn.
Just u society filtration go far, but on
likely 10 become something more, Tor Di
Stevenson was heir expectant to wealth.
maiden aunt, and Maud Middleton hal
been we'll taught as 10 the necessity Q
securing q ehGndsome Establishment
with other,mAtrimonial blessings.
The ripple Of her golden hair, th
sparkle other blue eyes, were tho mag
nets that hurried the doctor, in his rOun
Of professional calls till he stood ut th
door Of the Last patient, Mas Graham
who had lung fever.
Into darkened room, where poyert
had set her ugly seal, yet where some {
those heart.rendlng relics Of better day
fingered yet, the doctor was ushered B
an elderly woman in the true Euglis
sense Of theword, who bore traces Of sol
row upon her sad face, and looked wit
lpitiiul anxiety for his directions.
ashe seems much worse since last ever
ing,n she said, when The doctor, had o.
planned the accident that had kept hi
friend At homo, athe delirium continue
HI...f|If AsI ~ 49,
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Ghs9'ttstIis]
APOET1C VISION.
The Past and Present in our LO.
enl History.


rhe Past and Present in Our
cal History,
,v-,-. -. 60
llae i0iso"ins P0om va teae NJ Ate'aIy
y uAu,usu IN s,'eu ~ '"., ~ tuusAy W.
'ecemU0t TIhI Anu PuUnsnea IN tne lAEk
ENCER BY request The author 70 Dr.. @, g. O.
when thp pafiumed summer wapda,ed
Tnronyh our hoWef.deeked ,Nllliei Ire,
WINE tht suninlno hnu tnn shadoWa
ChAsea eAch otnet oer lhe IeA'
In tila moo1 I clluhad thR Vrnat hill
,T9ht beside The city stands,
H9id,ng VIZ ~ gIf,sP forever
mai tue heA'unll N ~ hAnda'
Far below me lay the eity,
MI WIth Tue r;ES ,t 9. iis iSet;
hne LLUu ~ uiS h.aI, St " tno Isphya
pESuSu' Tue ufsA'n VI SIo'eFSNeeh
And a. my EnIa fir Ger the country
C ae! w ~. Iihsa s.HNi ahs, ,..A.,.
S,nnh, Nv III. Ss',,N s,.n n NJ
NAVSu' '"' '''''e' A'NW b'Aueius nus
while the droWSy sumner murmurOd
IN my sM In9 S .sS,I:,s s1ns,
'L" nl ~. W ,hnr,h y AN. ~ S,N Ssso H.
Anu H' 'A'SeA'' 'HAt S"sP' A'H%
All seemed ehInRed, n Il BY magic.
u sTliae:. ISlsata w "a eyeLy hSnd,
nu1 ,,ssssa Is u, ~. ' tSS
eSSnVe po''Au'"e III 'ns IAu''
Lower seemed the hills, the river
6IGid ano anS'!OM GoWaia lWePti
Nn T.i ". " no nv ~ u -
4ollluB "uIe tue bhA1o"A AtpL
Long looked far down the valley,
LateSned, 1at y, 1aet n S :II, " iso9nd,
i VII UuT ~. ~ s,s.IS ,vn,, ant1
A"ent'a ~" MAUI i"9uu'
Then sunk again In alumbSf,
MNS6 FL P6I HtIc ~, wa ,,h 1900 esm
In ,So sn6sc.ns N m : s,SSm
-f
Starting up I saw around me
DtnsS I,nose ~ M gI u
nat bnf,S,oh,Irs n ,SS Ia
'"@' W Wv '"NS'
And while peeTlpg round In terror
AnS haGsst ~ ~ 1872 IS,iy,b SIS ra.,,,,
incFaI Tnon = NSiS"n -
ASA wy" s'''~A 'Ss0'
WigWlmI rude Of bark and branches
ssteted .s e0ne.llee 90 ~ rs shore;
or Ina 1,Ssnd ia ian i, iaT T '4s'
Nh. rovtoriv Lt,I,.t
,v",,S H elS * ~ uPCa ~ Ste
Smokinv csInmSt, ~ SsSt ''0N walnut
Thsnr.v .,,o,, ,ho ,,,.,
Women came n MI nSrOs,
And T Tan SSa S, tg G ~ IS SonSe
aAu AAAutN hVh khVAVttatJ
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EORTY YEARS BEFoRN TnE PUBLIC.
DR.. c. MoLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
yoR TH1 euKs OF
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

symptoms OF g Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the
edge ofthe ribs, increaseso npres-
sure; sometimes the paints intheleft
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder.blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are costive, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
Thereisgenerally aconsiderableloss
ofmemory,a accompanied withapain-
ful sensation Of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. Aslight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofwcariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains of a
prickly sensation Of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercisewould be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every REM
edy. Several Of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few oftheme x-
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER 10
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. C. McLANE's LIVER Ptl1s,
IN CASES OF AeuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, arc productive
ofthe most happyresults. No better
rathartic can be used, preparatory
to, or after taking Quinine. We
would advise all who arc afflicted
with this disease TO give them A
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and
as a simple purgatiye, they are I'M
equaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS,
The genuine DR.. c. MeLANE's
LIVER PILLS arc never sugar coated.
Every box has ared wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
MclANE's LIVER PiLLs.
The genuine MeLANE's LIVER
PILIs bear the signatures of C.
MeLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrappers,
lSe Insist on your druggist or
storekeepef giving you the genuine
DR.. G. MG.ANE's LtvRe PMS, pre-
| pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To thets ;slthlags,o siys paS Q. MsIa,sa,s
LNn Pilla ma, " sll mai poit paid % any
~ e ne unLisd siits.. one 6os q PM Or
TIIartNo nRos. pilasu4A. "a.
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TNIME T INTERVIEWING d RIM GROVE
= ssA ~ and alter Saturday, Deem
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StsSbsnvtLb a0cou,HOdatioR-LsAyss BelIaife r
EtO p nj Bridgeport Al ass; and arrives ct Bto1s
Leaves staubenNIle at It5 a. n, hFIiVpa a
bridgeport at s:65 q. IN. y =
Social accommodation trains leave BellaIru q
~ a n and t'&5 p m; brids eport At 9:Ab 1. n.
lpd !;09 p IN arrive At MlItinb Ferry 9:6d &. q,
and ElO p m, Rsturnins leays Martins fenyaI
and $40 p M; arrive At BelArS At li10 /. n, nj
S66 p N. =
Tickets TO all principal points In tho East nnd
west can be procured at the Union Ttkot Omes.
deLuEs House, and At the station al Bridgeport.
nyao e.p.rsl p.renser q, e 4 Tie hf4z ~,
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Notice To Hotel Keepers and Ali
Others who Deal i'm Liquors.

For the information of all persons con-
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ture passed March "a, 1865, is published :
CHAPTER 101.
GAN ACT prohibiting the sale of spiritu-
GUS or formented liquors in the several
counties of the State on the day of election.
SECTION 1. BE ii enacted by the General
assembly Of Maryland, That it shall not be
lawful for the keeper of any hotel, tavern,
store, drinking establishment, or any 9TH
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person or persons, directly or indirectly,
to sell, barter, give or dispose of any
spirituous or fermented liquors, ale or
beer, or intoxicating drinks of any kind,
on the days Of election hereafter to be held
in the several counties of this State.
"SEC. 2. And be 1t enacted, That any person
violating the provisions of the act shall be
liable to indictment by the Grand Jury of
the countywhere the offence is committed,
and shall, upon conviction before any
Judge of the Circuit Courts of this State,
be fined sum not less than fifty dollars nor
more than one hundred dollars for each
and every offence; one-half the fine shall
DO paid to tie informer, the other half to
the County Commissioners for the use OF
the public roads,"
G. VIM. HANWAY,
Sheriff of Hartford county.
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Baltimore Cattle Markets.
Tuesday. October %. 1877

TUESDAY, October 90, 1877
BEEF CATTLE.-Beef Cattle ranged as follows:
Best Beeves at 512(0SG.00; that generally rated
first quality, 4.1260S4.62 medium or good fair
quality, 325@S4 II; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen
and Cows 200@S3.00; extreme range of prices
200i6S6.00 Most of the sales were from SO
to $3.50 per 100 lbs.
Mich Cows.-There has been plentiful
supply, and good Cows have been in good de-
mand at S300S60 per head at retail
SwINE.-We quote at from 81 to u cts. per
Id. net
sHEEP.-Good butcher Sheep 4@5 cts per Id.
gross, few selling at the latter price. Stock
Sheep Sl5O@S3, per head, and Lambs 4@5 cts.
per ID. gross, but generally sold with the Sheep.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-11-02
For Sale.

HOUSE aud DOUBLE lot; large Gar
IL den, Shade Trees, Carriage House,
Stable, Smoke House, Pump at the door.
Situated on the public road leading f rom
Aberdeen to Bel Air, half mile from Aber-
deem. Good place for any kind of business
Wheelwrighting, Blacksmithing or store
Close to Railroad depot to Baltimore and
Philadelphia
For further particulars enquire on the
premises of
Mrs. ELIZABETH BAIR,
Aberdeen, or Mechanicsville,
noY2-2t Hartford county, Md.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-11-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that the
Il subscriber has obtained from the Regis
ter of Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters
of Administration on the personal estate of
JOHN w. TREADWELL
late of Hartford county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibit the same with the
legal vouchers thereof, on or before the
I'm day Of October, 1878,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under our hands and seals, this nth
day of October, 1877.
SARAH A. TREADWELL,
p. III. RUTLEDGE,
oct19.6t Administrators.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-11-02

EMMoRToN, Hartford Co., Nd.
A. q. Griffith, Esq. Dear Sir After trial of the
" Great American Fertilizer" made by you, take
pleasure in recommending it as the manure for
The impression being general that corn could not be
grown after Buckwheat 1 proved its fallacy by the
use Of about $50 lbs per acre on corn in the hill after
buckwheat, the last week in May, and very thin,
ground and the result altogether satisfactory,
and yield astonishing. l used it alone my wheat
last fall and if it acts well on that crop it did
corn, shall continue its use.