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ANN Anuon, Atich., July 3l.-Tho University
chanecsy suit. In which an attempt has been
madc to unr,lvcl tho laboratory Anancial snarl,
has continued snco tile 9Th Of July to tho pres
cnt time with no Interruption, cxcent adjourn
mcnt now anl then oyer Saturday to Monday.
Tn Saturday last Mr. storrs, Tor defendant,
arose and rcnewc1 Ills application for refer
encc Of tho three Issues OF fat to q jury, uamc-
ly: forgery Of the signatures Of Duuglas, for-
gerry OF tho red lfncs which Indicated scttle-
nlcpts, and payment OF ledger accounts without
vouchers by Rose to DuuRlas. This WAS op-
posed BY counsel for Douglas. Judge Hunt
!ngtou reserved his decision I'LL to-day, when,
alter other exhaustive arguments for
and against, ho ordered tho first two questions
To be gtynn to Jury, resrEvtng still further Ills
opinion on tho last, md ordered that chauko
ot venue be made to jackson County. Tits Is
still within Judge Ilun.lngtun's circuit.
There tcctna to have bcc1, nlurt' doubt about
tho power of the Judge Il. transfcr these aucH.
ttons to another County. Judgu ChristiancY and
William webber, counsel tor the lseycnts In tlts
case, differing, ansl vet neither y losltiYu as to
tnatntain that 1t Is wrong, aud intimate
o. o. these question. IN IN JACKSON County
before jury. Itose 10 willing to have tho trlal
!n this or any other county, but Douglas claims
county, and ln fact don't wunt tn 50 before n
jurv anywhere. 80 tho wholD case Is getting
deeper md deeper into tho inlro It procre.ls.
aud t'c end sccns farther on than It did at tue
4 vcry large sum Of money is being expended
to gct At the truth, which will evidently ncvrr
be rcycalct'. The next thing on tl.s programme
ta to try Lhcse disputed! questions rforu jury,
involving tctll0us review OF much that las A.
Fca1y been guns uyer. 1onl1 idea of tho !ntrtca-
gics ii the case may bo gleaneti from : rrfnark
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YIs{sETIEI;.
YEt3ETlNE.
WHAT rs ACCOMPLISHED BY
VE;GE'IINfi,

yEaEr1xE will rrncw tho blood. giro tonn to th
stomach rcstorc the liver to its proper aGt'ou. ~ti.
u1atc the kidneys to enubIc them tn perform
the functions icruvtny upon them. carry nfF tht
putrd hnmosr. regulate the hnwr1a, ant: re-tnrt
the who]c syrtcm tu working or,!es. 1tiR IL pre-.
clscly what SEEETI*E dues. ana this IL the rxaH
way thruush which II hos accomplished ~ h,anl
wonderful cures. na may be seen " tue following
uhquest!onabc ctidenco:
A Husbands Statement Of thu
Great Suffering ot His Wife.
1lAMwcm, Nnss., Sept. -, lh15.
III. II. II. Stevens;
Dear fir: feeI It my dnty to eay word fr nrnlra
Of vesctrc. My wife tas been troubled with had
humor for several years, which she iAhrrr.! froa
her parents. We faso tried several phYr!ti.na and
great many different kinds ut medicine 'stls bnl
lille benefit. Hltc waa sD much cmncfucd fEst VI
had nlmott lcspalred uf l,cr being any ',ctrr,
Hearing Of the fcgct'ne We received to trj cret
more. anil abe comlxence' ussnH II last March, and
ha. been Improving in hcslth ever since. Ffnr' ioi
ponnls she han advanced to 13i pounds, tsv.na
gained II pounds In seven months. and IA now aEN
to tc nbout her work. In short, e!lc believes t.M
Heaclne las Dcet the means Of sasny her life, ant
lhat snc eannot say toU much In ita praise. II Il
peasc* yau to MAXI uee uf thn statement you ats
at Liberty 10 10 10. She has taken fifteen bottiet
and ts s,i,l using It, and can safey recommend i
- I great blood purifier. ,
Youra respectfully, JOSEPH l.. nuTLER
Tho vNtlc's Statement.
HAnwicl, Mass, Sept. "a, 1875.
Mr. stevtns:
I1car sir: feel / must say few woEda about tM
vcqrttnO. Tho physicians said I had "a many rom.
ptnlnts they l!i mol know What 10 give tne. ThrJ
said l had BAD ha1or and Ind the kidney CONE
plant. tho liver complaint my heart was very weak.
and I don't think there IL ApY one who suffered
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coMfET1Ttor FOR rLACAs ON THE AMERICAN


CoMFEfITtON FoR rLAEA3 ON THE AMERICAN
TEAM.
Gn>rfaf ]7fsp7tch 10 7A< Tsttune.
NEw YnnK, July 3l.-Thc sixth competition
for places IN tho American long ranpc team
tank place to-day 1t Csccflmoor. The weather
was not unplcasantly sullrJ. but what In termed
by foreign sif1emen an ugly dfhta!l wind pre-
vailed, whfct, uctuatetl frun LETT to right Near
ty all the original rnirea we're present, the al,-
sentccs being McsNs. wnshburn, Scott, Hubbard,
Bolne, and White. Tho shn,tinr commenced
promptly Ut 0::W a'rlutk, Under the direction
81 Cot. WIu9ate and Cant. !. Il. Story. At tho
500 yards range Nal. Jewell made a aut Of a
possible IS points, and nt roo yards Mr. T. F..
l.snb scored ~ Col. nildcrsiccvc made hin
mvnccis,eut Of the. competitions, but did not
take part In the shooting.
Following are thc scosca made BY tho first
efYEt.
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WASHINGTON.
EuERr FrAudA-tInw the Government Il
Hwlud!rd-The Nrw York HurvryoFsh1p-
Senator ulaima's t)nlctAi ilclnttons.

E4ERr FrAudA-1Inw the Government IL
swlud!rd-The Nrw York Hurvryorsh1p-
Senator ulAtma's Official lsclntlons.
sp.cta' n'rpascA to n. 7'1ba~t.
wAsM1xoroa, D. c., July 3l.-Thu Treasury
Department has discovered additional esl~
dtnces OF frpud lu tho Importation Ut suSar
Thcsu frauds have been commtlte matulY At
the ports Of Baltimore, Philadelphia, Scw York.
and Boston. 4 special agent, fnrsilshed With
tho cluea, Just discovered, vas dispatched BY
the Treasury to-day To rhisa'lcphia, New York,
and Boston to make further inquiries, aud DOS
slbly to take stsps against the sw!nalers. Thc
fraud consists iu the importation at u high
grade OF csystall!zcd DemaEara sugar, which IL
~ colorod ~ u coIue In under the classification
OF cheap bruwn SUGAR, and paY duty of q cent and
aquastes per pound. Tho colorlngts ~ sklllfully
done that It can ho removed without InluEing
the sugar. Upon being removed, tho crysta1ltx-
cd sugar left IL better than the best grsnplatea
sugar, and should pay duty Of At least Is
cents per pound.
There was Cabinet meeting Of th1ee hours
to-day. It II stated thai ono Of tho principal
subjects considered wa4 tho New York appoint
mcnts. and that It was definitely decided to re-
mo We Gen. Sharpe, Surveyor Of thu Port.
Tho foil owing u published In the Etstern
rress. II Tho statement u true. Il might fur
niah m interesting text toE cue Of Gall uxmll-
tou's Clyl-ScFrtcs papers:
Tho Cabinet has transferred Jamea Dodge. tho
frat cousin OF James u. Rlatne. Of Matnc, frutn
tue soft and lucrative position he held In the Gus
tom.lauao In thls cily ~ caslrf 14sies ~ 0xdcns.
burg. Mr. Dodso IL : middle. aged gentle-
1eats ago tho secretary Of the rscaauEy WAS
a,ksa % y!,e hias . p:ee md a. hs VI. q: z:
day. .even dsy* IL the week .!s ~: 40! detailed
using totally uuacqualnted With tbs ways Of tbs
city, and knownt nothing OF the nt!.eaet*a ot the
revenue aoice, hs proved ~ Atsolota si1eeafea
Two uf Senator nialac's near relatives who srs
also selatlrea Vt NJ. Dodge, bold etsrkship4 In the
Cnstonl.3iou4c.
Tho Interior Department, 10 respones to Gen.
crook's inquiry, has decided that delegation
| Of Sioux InaIsus may eotne to Washington only
on tbs condition that II IL absolutely essential.
Secretary Selurs Is opposed 70 1t, except IN ease
OF Imperative pexes.ity. Thezv i. ao sppEo-
| priation for that puIpoae, aud the e1pcnse
| would necessarily bo paid irom tho contingent
fund.
Tha only convention which It Il now certain
| viii b. bald u thA Whi&s eulohur apEtRxs "
, 1877-08-01
FRANCE.

PAH1s, July 8i.-Tha dispatch announcing that
I0Tdrs, tho official journal Of the BouspartiAta,
publishes I letter signed BY Rouhcr aud others,
fcpudlat4ng Do Csasaznac's militant policy, etc,
Ia erroneous. The Donapasttst Committee, Due
Do Psdox, and Jolibais, and Houhes,
published letter condemning Do Css-
sa9nas. and telling him he has no idea Of
tbs difficulties and uawasrntable cinms they
arc contending sgalDst; that be has incopstd-
erate|y luseffcEcd In thcif negotiations It tho
rlxk Vi euuanxe1t1x their success, but that shoy
will prosecute these negotiations With a,neiila-
ttou and prudence, fcellDK sure thu result will
Justify them IN the eyes Of tho party.
Tia splt il tho Houapaztist ranks seerns ~
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P1T1snrno, Pa-, July 31.-A fri.htful ncci-
dent occurred this afternoon at Tott+n Il Co.'s,
corner Of Twenty y-sI1th and Railroad streets. by
which ten men we're seriously injured. two, It Is
feared. fatally. The men were moltlers. and
were engaged In making large hollow casting.
Tie core, cutnpotcd Ut sunl wab wet. and. when
the metal was poured Into It, terrific explosion
occurred, with the result aboye stated. Tho
pars,es Of the tnen injured arr .Iul,n II. Blur,
t;vurgc l.. EGbeEt. Frederick Householder,
Thunlas burton, William Hvutt, Fred Pilgrim.
Walter Moran, James Martin, an.1 .Iol,n and
Gcurgc Mad,icrn.. Thosu most sertousiy In
jurcd are Martin, Burton, and Ebbcrt.
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whnl'l suit thr Democrats better than their own
party, anil de:Iosr nj such aro.t.u:s t.tc
nn'<l It,-:ii,c H. rms. He was r.'s".. Er
Mrssr'. ~ A''' s'.tcr, and i. Is ::','c-: that
thcr" '>t}t be tack. ,nc t:"'Et::' to I,nrt tho
MAtti.e"s rrog' sunt.s nit t:f Fi.:.t. Thc 1eak-
ht-s ,< The +.,ycr 1s'-EtI.,n, where there will
pr.timht tc %n,c concession to tl,c advocates OF
4 uuutlc sI1,rlsrti.
x,<.fnt fH&n1sch IN 7Ae Trih"n~.
WAsHlHHrt'., y. t., -uty 31.-Fcty few dis
patches ttase htcn resctve here from t>l,io To-
iar. The tcnur III t,1osc which hnsc como Is
lat Judge Taft IA n"nst likely to tccesrc tho
nomination tnr f'nvcrrlnr unicA@ 1t definitely NIP
ncArs that he Will dsclfnr. under - at,r cirrun'-
tciegraphcd to Cleveland TINT I,r cannot hc
candidate before the Republican Conyrhtion to-
n,trrtas, anil he notified thu President this at
tcrnoun Ut that lectetr,
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THE ARMIES.

A1fAHLAHAs
LONDON, July Bl.-bclrmtt Ali's vanguard
Is within twenty mtlcs Of Tlrnova.
4 uATrLE.
LONDON. July 8l.-Su!elman Paaha and hla
corps have cffoctcd a Junction With Raouf pasha
near YcnlSaghra, and an engagement u pro-
cecdiug.
CoNsTAnTInorLR, July 01.-Osman rashs
te'cRraphs from Plcyna, July 30, ~ follows:
Three strong Russian corpa attacked Us this
morning. The cannonale. lasted two hours.
Then general engagement cnsuod which laste.l
until 10 o'cl,wk ut night, when the Russians re-
treated. Prisoners say the Russians numbered
6o.0oo infantry aud three reglments Of cavalry,
and lad tifty Runs. 1t ID capcetcd tho battle
will reeommcncs tomorrow.
As1A MINOR.
LONDON, July 8l.-An Erzefoum special says
Ruaatau division starting sr0m Ardahau has
advanced in the drcction OF Efzeroum. Its
scouts lAve appeared before Penek.
pIsCRhplTBn.
LONDON, july 8l.-An occAsional correspond
don't Of tho Tina At Vienna utterly a[sctedlts
tue reported great defeat OF Mehetnet Ali aud
Eyoub paahat and says after the concentration
Of tho Turks around Bhumls, 4 acons!i cYahla por-
tton Of their forces ws4 ordered To advance bY way
Of Eski. DIuma aud 0sman- bazsr upon 'rlrnoa. to
unite With Dau,an Pasha there, and ttsp follow
tho Fear Of tho Russian dctachmepts which
have passed the balkans. Tho Turks, there
fore, have only been Rtle to learc feeble eorpa
OF observation, which will takc good caro- not to
encounter IN enemy superior In numbers. Tho
position OF tho liussiaus In ShipkA and aliyno
Pssses aud on the southern slope Of tho
Balkans u
BECOMING HOURLY nons aaAvx.
, 1877-08-01
EDUCATIONAL,

893FIQ3 1H1td8tA n I'M 7F8p1's1s
MILWAUKEE. Wis, July 8l.-Tbe National
Convention OF tho Germsn.Amertcsn Teachers
assembled tonight 1t the Wcst.sfde Turn Hall,
and wero welcomed BY Mayor Butler and Super
tptendent McAlisteF. Mr. Soilman, Of MIL
waukee va elected President; Ms. Klemm, Of
Cleveland, Ytoo-Pfesident; ats. Roseuthal. Of
St. Louis. Miss k,5chbcrRus, Of Cleveland, and
Mr. Mueller, OF Cincinnati, 8crteta arca; ": Il:
Wiekp, OF Buffalo, Treasurer. Duo hundred
and dry delegates ara present. Tho gathering
continues through tho week.
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ANOTHER ELEVATOR HORROR.
Entcfaf ntss1ftA II ne Ttttunk.


GRAND RArips, July 3l.-Frcd Knscau, an
cmplosc ot the l'hGnsx Furniture Company Of
this city, accidentally fell from tic third story
OF the factory through tho clcvator-way to the
hascmrnt, about :orty feet, this fuscnoun. nnh
sustained Injuries fso. wllirll he died In utH,ut
nre honrp. 1le stct,pcd oil backward, surprising
the elevator to b. thcrr. liz Is tho th!rl man
IL leaves vito aud two chlldrrn lu stsaitcnel
circumstances.
, 1877-08-01

CRUSHED UNDER AN ELEVATOR.
Eptcsai WsposcA 10 TAr Triaune
souTn BEND, Ind, July 3l.-itubrrtJ Oliver,
Of Lagrange, Ind, visiting this city for supply
Of manufactures tlefc, while in at the studc-
baker Works was caught unler descending
elevator hnd terribly crushed. Lis recovery Ia
not probable.
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rnmplctc and wide ~ the rupture between the
h'napsrtsts aud Legitimate.
Ii Inys admits that it s]pes not count rom,
IDENTITY on n Conservative majority. and would
regard minority ii f9ty AZ slgnal victory.
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IIA1+'l'I4

REVOLUTION At FoRr Al PRINCE.
HAVANA, July D1.-A jnmatca telegram re-
ports revolution and twodaJs' contla0raslon
At Port au Prince, ffayti.
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~.
AT nrrFAID.
DCrrAto, .TuIy 3l.-:rhr rae for the 2: 3 class
wM won BY 1larrfa, Lmly l'riteharl taking tile
first heat. Heat time, 2:"'.
The Tncc in tie 9 ~ rlaa VIVA won bv White
stnrking; Afazomane, wllo WIN the th!rt heat,
taking second morev, Blue Wave the third, and
Etlyerstdes fourth. beat time, 2:224.
, 1877-08-01
THE WEATHER,

WARRINGTON. Juis 3l.-For tho Upper Lake
region. war'ndr southeast, sllIftlng TO cooler
westerly, winds, followed by rtsIng barometer,
local rains, anil clear Wcatfler..
LO+AL 1gskRYAtInSt.
f;utf.a M. .fu1y H.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-06-15

The MARYLAND STATE TEAcHER's Asso-
CITATION will hold its next annual meeting
at Easton, Talbot county, Nd, beginning on
Tuesday, July 10th, 1877, at o'clock p. NJ,
and closing Friday morning, July 18th.
From the correspondence of the Executive
Committee and the letters ofinquiry received
by the Local Committee, there is every indi-
cation of n large assemblagc of Maryland
teachers. Many distinguished teachers will
be present, also, from Delaware and Pennsyl-
Vania.
Quite n number of the citizens of Easton
have requested the Committee to say, that
their houses will be opened for the entertain
ment of visiting teachers. The Local Com.
miLtee has arranged to secure board for
teachers at the hotels and boarding houses
for LOO per day.
Teachers will take the Maryland Steam
boat Company's Steamer Light Street Wharf,
Baltimore, at o'clock Tuesday morning, and
reach Eeston by Miles River at 12 o'clock,
NJ The next steamer for that day will leave
the same pier at 8 o'clock, p. NJ, and reach
Easton on Wednesday morning. Passengers
by the morning boat will pay 81 so and re-
turn to Baltimore free. Passengers by the
night boat will pay $500 and return to Bal
tlmore free-state rooms extra This ar
rangement means pay full fare to Easton
and return to Baltimore free Teachers COM
ing to Easton by the Maryland and Delaware
Railroads will pay full fare to Easton and
return free over the line of this railroad.
All teachers and friends of education, male
and female, are earnestly invited to be pres.
ent. Your presence will add TO the pleasure
and value OF the meeting. Passengers by the
steamer from Baltimore via Miles River will
have five hours on the Chesapeake Bay and
a beautiful river, in splendid beat
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.w- Cottage Wagon, now located opposite
Anderson's store, Main street, Bel Air. Cards
and Ferrotypes taken almost any weather. j.
Davidson, Photographer. jc15-1t.
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NEWSPAPERS & PERIODICALS

TIME Baltimore Daily san, 20 cents
i week. Single copies cents. The Osol
every Saturday, 5 cents. Demorcsts Maya
zine 80 cents; Frank Leslie, Cooley and Sunday
Magazine % cents each. Boys and Girls
Weekly cents. Illustrated Times and Lddy's
Journal each 10 cents.
my1S STEVE A. GLENN.
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f4y"For Sale or Rent.-Thc desirable Premi-
SEES, adjoining my store, at present occupied by
Misses Walters Il Wetherell as q Millinery and
Fr1cy Goods Store. Situation very desirable
for a paying business. Apply at once to G. w.
Morris, Bel Air, Hartford Co., Md. fcb?3
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sY-Will exchange five-year old Work Mare
for a two-ycar old Colt. Enquire at The AsiS
Office. je15-2t
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the
l. subscriber has obtained from the Reg
lister of Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters
of Administration on the personal estate of
ISAAC MITCHELL,
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'd day of Nay, 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 my hand and SEAL this I'd
day of May, 1877.
HANNAH MITCHELL,
je1 Administrative
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To Breeders of Horses

Track, Stables, &c., at the Hartford Fair Grounds,
Bel Air, is prepared to board and train horses.
He has secured the services of one of the most
successful Trainers in the country, and intend
ing also to give his personal attention TO the
business, can guarantee satisfaction. :, The very
best care will be taken of horses entrusted to
his charge. Horses taken at livery and board
furnished TO grooms Terms moderate.
Persons wishing to buy or sell horses will
find it to their advantage to consult him.
mh23 VIM. S. BOND.
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-s$"Prepare for the hot weather by having
Awnings put up over your Windows or Doors.
Prices moderate. l.. G. Garrctison, Bel Air.
my4-St
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ICE CREAM.

ICE CREAM.
TIME subscriber having procured from
L Philadelphia one of Seamen's Patent
Ice Cream Freezcrs, of the largest size, to be
propelled by horse power, is now enabled
to fill large or small orders upon the shortest
notice, with Cream of quality unequalled
by any made in the county.
Price Mt the Factory, $1.1O per Gallon.
Quantities over Five Gallons, $1.OO per
Gallon.
GB"Delivered in any quantity to families,
pic mic parties, &C., securely packed and war
ranted to keep, at q small additional charge
for delivery.
US Plates, Spoons, Walters, &C., furnished
free when desired.
Mr.. Joseph A. Coalc has fitted up a saloon
in Bel Air for the sale of my Ice Cream
Orders for Families, Pic Mics, &C., or for
Sunday delivery, may be left with him or
with the undersigned.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
d. p. HOLLINGSWORTH,
my4 FALLsToN, MD.
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Baltimore Cattle Markets.
WEDNESDAY, June IS, 1877.

"WEDNESDAY, julio To, 1911,
BEEF CATTLE.-Prices this week ranged as
orally rated first quality, $5.259$6 IS; medium
or good fair quality 5.60@S5 .25; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 3.5001s4.5 so; general
average of the market this week $5.S7; extreme
range of prices 350@s6.G2.
Mich Cows.-Are scarce and the market
quite dull at 27(DSG0 per head, as to quality.
SwINE.-We quote at G24007 cents per h., net
SHEEP AND LAMBs.--Butcher Sheep at 4(05
cents per Id. gross. Lambs at 5@614 cents per
Id. gross.
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az Buy Home Trees, save money, and get
the varieties you order, by getting your orders
filled from Corse's celebrated Nursery, near
Baltimore, through II. N. Hne, Hickory, Md.
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.W- Cottage Wagon, now located opposite
Anderson's store, Main street, Bel Air. Cards
and Ferrotypes taken almost any weather. j.
Davidson, Photographer. jcl5-lt.
say- VIII exchange a five-year old Work Mare
for a two-ycar old Colt. Enquire at The 8siS
Office. jel5-2t
| sa5"Buy Home Trees, save money, and get
the varieties you order, by getting your orders
| filled from Corses celebrated Nursery, near
Baltimore, through II. N. Hne, Hickory, Md
az John Trago, Magistrate, can be found
every Saturday afternoon, at O'Clock, at
Mitchell's Shop, on the road from Churchyille to
Creswell, and at other times at his residence in
| the Forest. Will attend promptly and faithful
ly to all business entrusted to him. jel5*
s9y~Clams, CLANS, CLANS, fried and stewed ev.
cry day. Families supplied by the quart or doz.
en-, at Saunders, opposite Hannas Hotel, Bel Air
Ley For le.--A Sow and eight Pigs-.half Berk-
shire-as fine as any in the county. John Kelly,
on the farm of Stevenson Archer, ESQ, near
Bel Air. jel5-lt
eay@ Cabbage Plants, best winter kinds, now
ready, apply to John s. Dalam. jeS
tz4y" For Rent, the Hotel now occupied by
W. smithson Forwood Apply TO Stevenson
Archer. jeS
between the Hickory and Churchyille, a SET of
Stouecutter's Tools suitable reward will be
paid for their return to The 4EgiS office. Jacob
Larue. jeS
.6g" For Sale--A no-top Buggy, in perfect
order. Enquire at this Office. jel.
t1g~ For Sale at Sacrfcc.--A very fine Farm
Mare and Colt. Charles j Parker, Churchyilc
jel-4th
a-1y@ Wanted-A couple of gentlemen's wash
ing by colored woman Enquire at The Agis
Office. jel4t*
s-4y~D. Quinlan, Pcrrymnn's. New Goods,
Large Stock, Lowest Prices Come and bring
your neighbors. je1-St
Lay" For Sale Chcap.-A fine large Farm ard
Family Horse. Enquire at The HIgiS Office. myl1
s-s$" Prepare for the hot weather by having
Awnings put up over your Windows or Doors.
Prices moderate. Il. G. Garrctson, Bel Air.
my4-St
s-9y" For Sale or Rent.-The desirable Premi-
SEES, adjoining my store, at present occupied by
Misses Walters Il Wethercll as q Millinery and
Frrcy Goods Store. Situation very desirable
for paying business. Apply at once to G. w.
Morris, Bel Air, Hartford Co., Md. fcb23
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understood Thresher Il Separator

The Cylinders of this unrivaed Machine open, with
steel bars heavy cast steel shaft with centre bearings
steel set screws to take up lateral motion, and the
Feeder can raise or lower while the machine Is run
ming to suit the different kinds condition of grain.
The machine is arranged that threefourth1 of the
grain separated before the straw reaches the Separa
tor; the grain that is separated passing directly into
the Fan, where it is cleaned. In these machines
use a light rake with three teeth, which takes the
straw from the cylinder and delivers it to the separa
tor These machines will thresh all kinds of grain,
wet or dry; they run light and simple in their
construction and not liable to get out of repair,
there has been particular attention paid to the seec
ton OF the wood and iron, and have been made by
perenced men, and in fact, expense has been spar
ed to make them frstclass machine. The Undershct
Machines built wagons, with VIII ietrees, neck
yoke, &c. We believe the Diamond State Machine has
no superior for simplicity, durability and completeness
in threshing, cleaning and separating.
The undersigned has had practical experience of
many years in the use of Threshing Machinery, and
having used the Diamond State for the past three
years, he safely assure the public that they
positively the best in They guaranteed to do
all that is claimed for Them and be had upon very
accommodating terms.
CHARLES L. HECK,
Sole Agent for Hartford Il Adjoining Counties.
P.o. FOREST HILL, Md. je1
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