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sB You can buy from Messrs. VIM. Read
& Son, 10 Faneuil Hall Square, Boston, a
good English Breech-l loading Gun, for the
small sum of $500; they keep also the
finest guns, and there is nothing in the
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JACKSoN'S BEST
Sweet Navy Chewing Tobacco
FOR RENT

Which we guarantee % be the finest Navy made. For
sale by in all shapes and sizes. FINK BROS, CO.,
corner Eutaw and franklin Streets, Baltimore.
, 1877-03-07
A SCOTCH NATURALIST.
From tho Times
(ConcJuded.)

When Thomas Edward was 20 years
old he followed the rest of the family to
Banff, where he found work at his trade
at poor wages, the hours being from 6 in
the morning till 9 at night. In spite of
this confinement, he managed to collect
bis beasts ; but he was thinking of saving
up his money and emigrating to America,
when all at once he fell 10 love with d
Huntly lass, aud at % married her and
brought her home to Banff. Now he had
a house of bis own and was free to fill it
with his 'beasts," no man f~orbidding him.
His wife was bright and cheerful and had
the good sense never to interfere with his
pursuits. They were very poor, for the
husbands earnings did not amount to
more that IS. Sd. a week, but they were
very happy. One great grief, however,
he had, and that was his want of education.
He could just read, but he could not write,
and as for arithmetic, it was a thing quite
unknown to him. This was all he had
learnt at his three schools, and once when
In bondage to Begg he had asked his ty-
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John Dubois vs.. Robert Amos judgment
confessed. Hopkins for plaintiff, Rutledge
for defendant.
John Forwood vs.. David Wiley and James
II. Neville; judgment by default as to Wiley.
Stump for plaintiff.
Edmund Mitchell VS.. Henry A. Allender ;
judgment confessed. Hopkins for plaintiff,
Cooley for defendant.
John Brown vs. John T.Ayres judgment
confessed. s. Archer for plaintiff VanBib-
Der for defendant
]. ]. Turner & Co. vs. Conrad Jordan ;
Judgment confessed. Archer e. VanBibber
for plaintiffs, H. w. Archer for defendant
VIM. G. STREET. vs.. Thomas B. Stokes at
tachment; judgment condemnation nisi.
Lee for plaintiff
John Dubois VS.. George W. Vandegrift
attachment; judgment condemnation nisi
Hopkins for plaintiff.
VIM. Taylor vs.. Charles Fl. Herring; judg.
M mt for plaintiff Lee for plaintiff, II. w
Archer for defendant.
Carl Erdman VS.. Charles III. Herring
judgment. Young for plaintiff, Webster for
defendant.
Price J. Patton VS.. J. Crawford Thomp.
SON; Judgment on terms filed. Farnandis
for plaintiff, Webster for defendant
The following cases were steted
]. +. Gallons administrator VS.. John II
Hopkins Gilbert for plaintiff.
Mclean, Love & Co. VS.. Benjamin A
Slade. Munnikhuysen and Stump for plain
tiffs, Archer & VanBibber for defendant.
Marie Hacker VS.. Clement Dietrich
Judgment for plaintiff, Young and Magma
der for plaintiff, H. w. Archer for defendant
Paxton & Curtis vs. Clement Dietrich
judgment for plaintiffs. Williams for plain
! tiffs, Fl. w. Archer for defendant
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Mend the Roads,

MIR. EDITOR What are our road supervi-
sors about? Not single piece of road m2nd
ed in our section yet, this spring-except
one, that is the road from Mr. John Lochary's
corner to Churchville, via the Creek road,
which is now finished and well finished
Although our supervisor, Mr.. Geo. Lochary,
has been confined to the house with sore
foot for the past month, the work was done
by his own force, without his direct over
sight-which speaks well for their good
judgment, especially the one which was call.
ed the boss, n colored boy not yet of age,
named Wilson Chrisiy, wham he has had in
his employ for number of years, and who
has carefully profled by his teachings.
Now, Mr.. Editor, the old adage, "belter
hte than never" may apply to mending roads,
but the taxpayers will not be satisfied to
see their money wasted, literally thrown
away, by having the roads mended in the
late summer or fall, and feeling themselves
jolted away between now and then.
The County Commissioners must certainly
know of the delinquencies, and why not APP
ply the remedy Soc.
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10 the Democracy Of Hartford.

Having been repeatedly asked whether or
not intended being candidate for re-nom-
ination this fall us Senator, deem it proper
to thus publicly state that if my course in the
past las been satisfactory and my services
are still desired, know ofno reason W by they
should be withheld Ifagain honored by a
denomination rs the candidate of the Demo
cratic party, can only say that if elected my
sole aim shall be, as it ever has been, 10 pro.
mote those measures which may conduce to
the comfort and prosperity Of the entire com
munity, and which may be proper subjects
for legislative action. Those looking only
to selfish ends for the benefit of the lew at
the expense of the many, it will be my ear
nest endeayor to defeat by every proper and
and legitimate means.
JNQ. CARROLL WALSH.
May Is, 1877.
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CORRESPONDENT E.
Affairs in Dublin District.
WHEAT AND GRASS

The growing wheat looks very well, and our
worthy farmers may reasonably expect good
crop. The fields of grass also look very fine
and the promise of fair yield is flattering.
BURGLARY AND THEFT.
Not long since the Episcopal parsonage at the
Trap was entered by burglars and number of
articles belonging TO the vestry were stolen
The thieves gained access to the building
through window, which they smashed to
pieces. The villains have not yet been dscov-
cred. THE FRUIT OUTLOOK.
The fruit trees are now in fnll bloom They
are well supplied with blossoms, and we have
good reason to expect fair crop.
MAD DOC.
Week before last mad dog was killed near
Mill Green. l learn that hydrophobia pre-
walls to considerable extent in York county
OUR HOTELS.
We have two hotels in our village. One OF
them is kept by j. Chenowith, and the other by
II. &. johnson; and yet another at Pleasant
Grove, about quarter of mile from Dublin,
kept by Isaac Deckman Although our street
is straight, yet some of The votares of the jolly
god say that between the hotels it is often
crooked.
"TIMEs is GwINE TO FLIBIDATE."
A man of the Congo type told one of our cit.
times is gwine to tlibidate." What did the fel.
low mean?
LOOK OUT.
A certain scientific gentleman of our district
has invented plan to plow with nitro-glyce-
rine. He says he can with his new system pillow
an acre of ground in three seconds Think OF
that, farmers, and instead of working your team
for weeks to pillow field, just lay by your pillow
and do the job with the glrcerinc system in ten
minutes. TRAMPs.
The tramps are around again in force and arc
a serious annoyance to our citizens. They de
mand food and lodging with arrogance and i'm
pudence, and often insult our ladies when the,
find that there are no men about. We stand in
great need of a whipping post and a law to send
| the idle vagabonds to 1t.
| DEER PARK SUNDAY SCHOOL.
| This excellent school had very pleasant
meeting last Sunday. The exercises consisted
of singing, prayer and reading the Holy Scrip
lures. After which George L. Scott, superin
tendent, addressed the school in chaste, loving
and eloquent manner. The singing was beauti
| full, as it always is at this school. The course
| of this fine school is onward and upward, ant
it will compare favorably with any school il
the county. Over, so persons were present a
this meeting, and deep religious interest
seemed to pervadc the assembly. MARS
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BAR ROOM FURNITURE,

as follows: / Champagne Case, Ale or
Beer Refrigerator, Writing Desk, l excel.
lent Bar-Room Stove, Ale and Wine
Glasses, Bar Glasses, Glass and Stone Beer
Mugs, Decanters, Demijohns, Bottles,
Spigots, Water Cooler 80 Baggage Checks,
Chairs, Pictures, Sc.
Also 2 Buggies, one of them new,
Buggy Tongue, l good Express Wagon,
for one or two horses, Sleigh and Bells,
. sets of Single Harness. set Double Har-
ness, Fly Nets, large lot OF Halters, Saddle
and Birdie, l Lady's Saddle, Stable Tools,
such as Forks, Hoes, Buckets, &c. A lot
of Hay, Wheat and Dat Straw, by the ton.
Oats and Corn by the bushel. Garden I'm
plements, Ice House full of No. one Ice,
lot of Barrels, Half Barrels, Hogsheads,
Demijohns and Kegs.
Also good Work, Riding or Driving
Horses, years old, l superior Cow, fine
Brood Sows, TO pig in June, / Hog, and
an Undesirable number of articles used
about Hotel.
The above described articles are all near
ly new, and are AS good as when first pur-
chased.
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M A r II | L d.

ER-SEWELL.-On the 1st day
of May, in st Mary's Church, Hartford coun-
ty, Md, by Rev. w. F. Brand, MAURICE
E. SEWELL, of Hartford county, Md.
HANWAY-NOBLE.-On Thursday May
3D., 1877, at Harmony Church, by Rev. Mr.
Hartzell, DAVID HANWAY to Miss
MARY E. NOBLE, all of Hartford county,
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CHAMBER FURNITURE.

-Four Full Cottage Sets. Also 20 Single
and Double Bedsteads, 1 Cherry Bureau,
16 Bureaus, 20 Wash Stands, 12 Wash
Bowls and Pitchers, IL Looking Glasses,
"a Single and Double Mattresses, good
Feather Beds, q dozen excellent Feather
Pillows, so Bolsters, Chamber Sets, Carpets,
Mating, Quilts, Comforts, Counterpanes,
Red Linen .Fp
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The stock Of
LIQUORS, WINES, &c,

consisting of Whistles, Champagne, Shcr,
ry, Claret and other Wines, Bottled Ale
Beer and Brown Stout, large lot oil
Cigars, Cigarettes, Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco, Pipes, &C., will he sold AT
COST, at Private Sale, until the day of sale
when the remainder will be offered.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of $15
and under Cash on the day of sale; on
sums over that amount credit of six
months will be given, purchasers to give
their notes, bearing interest from the day
of sale, with approved security.
No articles to be removed until paid for
by note or cash.
The sale will be positive, and will con-
tinue from day to day until all the proper
ty is disposed of.
eW~ All persons indebted to the sub
scriber are notified to settle their indebted
ness on or before the 1st day of July, 1877,
after which time all unpaid accounts will
be collected by law. -.
w, SMITHSON FORWOOD.
]. s. Richardson, Auctioneer. my1s
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Floor, Stairs and Table Oil Cloth, good
Stoves for coal or wood, 1 new Stove Drum,
lot Stove Pipe, Lamps and Candle sticks,
q dozen Spittoons, Singer Family Sew.
ing Machine, Shovels, longs and Tenders,
3 good Clocks, Dinner Bell, Gong, 1
large new Refrigerator, | large Cistern,
capacity 800 gallons, II lot of pure Cider
Vinegar, lot of Stable Manure.
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KITCHEN FURNITURE.

One Large Emerald Cook Stove, Tables
and Chairs, Cupboards, Tin, Earthen and
Wooden Ware, Dripping and Bread Pans
l Model Baker, Carving Knives, Buckets
Tubs, Smoothing Irons, &c,
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NEWSPAPERS & Periodicals

THE Baltimore Daily Sun, 20 cents
L week. Single copies cents. The O~s
every Saturday, 5 cents. Demoresfs Maya.
zine 30 cents Frank Leslie, Cooley and Sunday
Magazine 20 cents each. Boys and Girls
Weekly cents. Illustrated 7'saaes and Ladys
journal each 10 cents
my1S STEVE A. GLENN.
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Corbin Amos

COrDln Amos III the Circuit
VS.. Court for Hartford
Frank Miller and wife. Co. In Chance =.
In the matter of the petition of Ohio s.
Lee, trustee, VS.. Joshua w. Holland.
ORDERED, this 18th day of May, 1877,
~ that the sale made and reported by
Ohio s. Lee, trustee, in the above entitled
cause, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary be shown on or before the
18th day of June next; provided copy of
this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed and published in Hartford county,
once in elch of three successive weeks before
the said 18th day of June next
The report states the amount of sales to he
$3.50.
A. L. JARRETT, Clerk.
True Copy, Test
my1S A, l.. JARRETT, Clerk.
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Estray Notice.
Estray Notice.

lSfdte Of Maryland,
Hartford County, to qoa:
I HEREBY CERTIFY that George X.
L Amoss of Hartford county, brought before
me, the subscriber, Justice of the Peace in
and for the said State and county, this 14lh
day of May, 1877, rs slrays trespassing upon
his enclosures, two spotted SH OA 7 s,
supposed to be about three months old.
JAS. A, FULTON, j. =.
The owner or owners of the above de-
scribed property is requested to prove prop
erty, pay charges and take them away.
my1S.3t GEORGE X. AMOSS.
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n I r. u

RAMSAY.-In Philadelphia, on the Goth
of April, 1877, of typhoid fever, WILLIAM
A. RAMSAY, formerly of Atlanta, Ga, and
son of Hugh G. Ramsay, of Hartford county,
in the 84ih year of his age,
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For sheriff.

as candidate for Sheriff of Hartford county,
subject to Democratic nomination
Won POPULI
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FOR SHERIFF..

Please announce WILLIAM T. CLARK as n
candidate for Sheriff of Hartford county, subject
to nomination by the Democratic party.
MANY FRIENDS
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DINING-ROOM FURNITITRE

Three Large Dining Tables, Side Tables,
Sdeboard and Safes, dozen Dining Room
Chairs, China and Glass Ware, Table Cutlery,
Table Linen, Casters, Silver-Platcd Table
and Tea Spoons, Ice Pitchers, Carpeting and
Mating, Patent Fly Fan, Patent Bread
Cuttpr | rOol t,lDck
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BALTIMORE COUNTY AFFAIRs-On Tues
day morning a tramp, while crossing over
the Gunpowder railroad bridge, was badly
frightened by an approaching train, and in
his excitement fell into the water,a distance
of about twelve feet. He was rescued by the
train hands, with no Injury except good
ducking.
MIR. James McGuffin, who has had charge
of the fist toll gate, Hartford road, for six
years and one month, received for tolls dur
ing that time $41 ,319 SO.
Mr. Ira Freeman, well known farmer
of Kingsvile neighbour God, had the i'll luck
TO lose very fine mule a few nights ago.
1t got fast in the stable and received such
severe injuries as to cause its death.
On Monday evening last, on the occa-
sion of the installation of the recently elected
Grand Officers of the Grand Lodge of Mary
land, l. o. o. F., which took place in Balii-
more, VIM, II. Ruby, Esq, of the journal,
the retiring Grand Master, was made the re-
cipient of a very handsome and costly collar
and jewel, the gift of a number of the mem
beers of Towson Lodge. The presentation
was made on behalf of the donors by s. Par
ker Bosley Esq. Notwithstanding the fact
that Mr.. Ruby was taken entirely by sur
prise in neat speech he returned thanks to
his thoughtful brothers for their kind remem-
brance of him. Ip7osontoJon Union.
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FOR. SHERIFF..

MIR. EDITOR Please announce HENRY G..
JOHNSON as a candidate for the Sheritfalty
subject to nomination by the Democratic party.
my4 MANY VOTERS.
Ger F. Con'l IL Co
Ys, In Eunity
Amos II. greenfield, ct, al.
ORDERED. ... III day of May, 1877
~ that Herman np, Jr., trustee, give
notice by insertion OF copy of this order in
some newspaper published and printed in
Hartford county, once week for three sue
ccssivc weeks four months before the first
day ofOctober, 1877, to the creditors of Amos
II. Greeniield,to file their claims, duly authen-
tcated and proven, with the Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court for Hartford county, on or before
the said first day of October, 1877.
JAMES. D. WATERS.
True Copy, Test,
my11 A. L. JARRETT, Clerk.
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RELIGIOUS Notwithstanding next Sunday
at Jarrettsvile NJ. +. Church South, at 10H
A. NJ, and p. NJ, by Rev. j. w. Steele, pas
tor. You are invited.
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"A little boy in Allegheny county, Pc,
was frightened TO death by thunder storm
last week.
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AUCTIONEERING.

SAMUEL L. BOND, wishing connect the
- Auctioneering with the Sewing Machine Agency
would respectfully solicit SHARE OF the public patron
age. nnyos
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SMOKED HERRING

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED has for sale prime
L smoked HERRING, which he will deliver
promptly to order, by railroad or canal, at
the lowest prices. Warranted A No /.
JAMES BALDWIN,
mylS-1m Havre de Grace.
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pun no IUITUW6,
PARLOR FURNITURE.

Sofas, Lounges, Mahogany Tables, Cane-seat
and Easy Chairs, Carpets, Bibb Silver-Pa
ace Stove, Large Mirror, Pictures, Mats
Oltumnns RupS &;c
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Court Proceedings.

The May term of the Circuit Court for
Hartford county commenced on Monday, the
IAN inst, before Hon. James ID. Waters,
Associate Judge-A Lingan Jarrett, Esq,
Clerk j. 4. G. Hopkins, Esq, States Attor-
ney; G. VIM, Hanway, Sheriff.
The Inries FIR the form arn 40 fnllnus
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To Correspondents.

All communications for publication must be accom-
panied with the real of the author no atten.
tion will be paid to them. The real of the au
thor will not be published ualess desired bu. can
not consent to insort communications unless know
the writer.
MIR. e. II. Williams, of the Bali
WIEN mOredn, is authorized to transact business
A2T for The Agis and IHeltigeacer, in BALTIC.
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Notice..

n NHE Stockholders of the Waverly Library
1 L and Literary Association are urgently
requested to pay in the several amounts due
by them, on or before the 1st Wednesday in
June, at which time the annual election of
officers for the ensuing year will take place
The amount accruing from the sale of
stock will be applied to the purchase of
books for the Library
BY order of the
my14 BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMISSIONERS
John Y. Pierce was appointed Constable
for the First District.
The Iron Bridge to be built over Winters
Run at Hanway's Factory was awarded to
G. w. Dean, agent for the King Iron Bridge
Company, at $1O45 per lineal foot
The contract for opening the new road in
the 4th district, from point near Zachariah
Amoss Mill to the road leading past George
Robinson's to Jarrettsville, was awarded to
Nelson Woodward, for the sum of $3.50.
The award of the five bridges, and opening
the road as changed, on the road from
Demoss's shop to Bynum's Run, made to a =.
Dunnigan on the 2d April last, was rescinded,
and Emmor Morrison was appointed to do
the work.
The contract for building the abutments
and wing walls for the bridge at Hanway's
Factory was awarded TO Joshua Whitaker
for the sum of $500.
hlipnrpnJ IN On tho lot i,e
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GROCERIES Our readers will find at the
store of Taylor Bros, successors to John G.
Medinger, No. 142 West Baltimore street,
Baltimore, an assortment of the very best
family groceries, wines, &c, 10 be found in
the city. They will, besides, find the gentle.
men Of the firm prompt reliable and accom-
modatng. Give them call. Their store is
directly opposite the p, W. and b. ticket
office.
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RUNAWAY AND AccIDENT-On Tuesday
night as Mr. John Divers, who lives near the
Upper X Roads, was returning home from
Bel Air, his horse was frightened by dog,
near the Red Pump, and ran away, throwing
Mr.. Divers out and cutting his head severely
The horse was stopped near Mitchelps Mill,
but the buggy, in the meantime, had been
smashed TO pieces. Mr.. Divers, although
considerably stunned and bruised was able
to go home.
BOLD RoBBERY.-One II ght LIST week
some one visited the premises of VIM Little,
farmer living near Parkton, Baltimore
county, and coolly removed the tongue from
a wagon and substituted shafts. Then har-
Messing one of Mr., Liltle's horses to the
wagon, tho thief went to james Rampley's
in the same neighborhood, and stole four bags
of wheat, which he hauled to Matthew's
Mill, and sold, telling the miller he had more
to haul. A reward has been offered for the
apprehension of the thief
REAL ESTATE SALEs.~-J. s. & G. L.
Dallam, Real Estate agents here, have sold
to ]. Crawford Thompson farm of 101 acres
with good house and barn, located at Hoop.
mans Chapel, for $4,000 1t belonged tc
Price j. Patton, of Philadelphia. They have
also sold to Price j. Patton farm of 81
acres, near Hopewell, belonging to J. G
Thompson for $4,000.
-Otho S. Lee, Esq, trustee, has sold Q
farm of 80 acres, with small house and out
buildings, situated on the road from Foun
tain Green TO the Hickory, to John Slime, fol
$3.50.
Nicholas D. Lyle has sold his farm
near the Black Horse, TO Thomas Elliott, fol
$4,000. Mr., Lyle intends to go West mex