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Inventors & MecMoWAes.
THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
FOR 1881.

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forlieih year Of rs existence, needs
no elaborate prospectus as to its
future policy suniec il 70 say, that,
believing the Democratic party TO
be the safest repository for the great
trusts ofthe government, the APPEAL
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newspaper While faithfully adher-
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uestly for the development Of south
ern thought, southern Industries,
southern literature, southern agri-
culture and trade, and southern effort
fer unity aud brotherhood between
All sections og the country. It viii
erdeavor 10 secure from Congress
Iiberal appropriations for the i'm
proving Of Our rivers, favor railroad
building, organized efforts for immi-
grafton, manufacturing, and every
enterprise calculated to promote the
prosperity Of the people The APP
ZEAL has no competitor in The vast
territory which forms The field Of It's
circulation, end which it occupies
almost TO the exclusion Of any other
morning paper, and it win continue,
10 all the essential OF q 6rst.class
newspaper, to maintain les conceded
position.
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NAANNNf O'AFf IANA VI tAt WV
From having been intimate nun
btr Of years with the propriesots Of
"Swifts Syhilitic Specific ] have
known much Of its nannfaciure and
use. There are men in this commu-
nity-wellknovn citizens--who we're
victims in early life to Syphilis, the
most terrible curse that ever afflicted
The humsn family, ard who have
taken the S S. s. medicine, and are
now tohll appearances, andin their
own belief, as free from faint Of dis
ease Is The first man fresh from the
.llandF 81 his Maker. Dellcacy of
oouHsb Iorhds tbeir public recon
mendations of this medicine, bit ]
am allowed to refer the sceptic pri-
yatcly to those who will endorse
everything Chat can be said 10 its IA
vor. Being professionally much op
posed to ondofsinsof Recommending
n0slrums or secret remedies, it is
with hesitation that attach my
name to this article; but / know
whereof speak when I say that our
science has not been made public a
combination equal to {" Swifts Syph
dtie Sd for the purpose indi-
Ated l greatest boon the gov
eminent could bestow on hundreds
Of thousands Of its citizens would be
to purchase this receipt Of It's propri'
etors. and make Il public for the
benefit Of the present and all coming
generations.
- p At'eEnBEn(7sPH. G..
THR Is - ere co Any, ?ro
priators, Atlanta O..
Sold b. ail DmQgistg.
paN f0r copy Of nfoung Mems Friend"
anr Tsh. 1881.
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the undersigned lOaS appointed assignee 1Oitb full
pO1oer to dispose of the splendid stock Of goods for
malIy ownedby said firm, andI nO1c offer to the
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

: he NJ. f. Church at Finksburg, Carroll
5sg, at noon on Tuesday, 9th inst, large
@rse of people had assembled to witness
pitfalls of Mr. George w. Bradford son of
SBmas Bradford, Esq, of Aberdeen, Har-
>anty, 20 Miss Leanna, oldest daughter of
si9m II. Gardner, Esq, of Carroll county
& church was tastefully decorated with flow
sAapd evergreens, and at $50 P. NJ. the
3blb entered and marched to the altar, pre-
ID by the ushers, Messrs. j. and Alfred Will
Us, to the sweet strains of a wedding march,
Il Horner at the organ. The ceremony was
Formed by Rev. G. NJ. Brown, Immediately
III which the party left for the groom's home,
the Western Maryland and p, w. and B. r..
4 where they arrived at P. NJ, and were re-
Jed by large number ofrelatives and friends.
er receiving the congratulations of all, they
aired to the dining room, where long table
i laden with the good things of the season,
h as turkeys, oysters, salads, jellies &c
fr an hour or so spent in this pleasant way,
}ng which the good things seemed TO myster-
Sly disappear, the company returned TO the
Tor, where the remainder of the evening was
int in pleasant conversation, singing, accom-
HE'D on the organ by Misses Cora Chapman
4 Emma Cronin. During the wee small hours
the morning the company dispersed, after
shing the happy couple many years of happi-
IS. They received a number OF handsome and
.ful presents. Noticeable among the guests
" the father of TIE bride and his daughter
81 Emily; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. N Gardner, of
gilmore; Mrs. Rev. VIM. II. Chapman, son
daughters, Misses Cora and Minnie; Mr.. L.
DLee and wife, of Kansas, formerly of Mary
d; Mr.. II. II. Bradford, wife, sister and son :;
!. s. NJ. Lee, son and daughters, Misses Laura
Fannie; Mrs. Mary.J. Wilson and son; Dr.
nry Kennedy and wife; Messrs. c. c. and
H. Cronin and sisters, Mr.. G. McOomas and
ters, Mr., W. II. Riddle and sister, and host
n
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. te---
The LangstrOth Bee Hive,


q Mr.. EDITOR The article in your issue of
the 10th, 1.-THE Honey Bee" attracted my atten-
4 tion, and as your correspondent has called my
name into question, it becomes my duty to set
N him right in the matter. "Observer No. 2'
hdont take the Bee Journals, or he would have
IN seen the reports of the National Bee Keepers
,AConvention, which was held at Lexington Ky,
Mast October. The hives in question were there
s@llso, and would respectfully refer your cores
sepondent t. the report on exhibits, where he will
sSsee, by letter Of explanation from Rev. l.. L.
Il .angstroll, in regard to the Grecan Hive, that
was admitted to be Detergent erlepsch Hive,
nd that the hive in question "did not reach Mr.
folvin till some years after Mr.. Langstroth's
h iatGnt was issued'
WI As this is question among many bee men, l
4lvc taken the trouble to write to Athens, to
Wei the date when the said hive was forwarded
bis country. One gentleman, an intimate
&laintance of the late r. GOWN. informs me
he sis positive he saw the hive, previous 10
+" If SO, somebody is in error sure. "Oh-
Yer No, 2'' should have been better posted on
%poor crops of honey of this year before lie
Id intimate the shadow Of q doubt rs to
II ony of bees being able to store 800 lbs of
I, - 5Ay. We have many instances of three times
81 the amount he names as being stored of surplus
4 honey 10 say nothing of that stored and con-
= eqmed by the swarm. If will be kind enough
70 send me his address, will send him report
qf IL. c. Root IL Bro, of Mohawk, n. l.. whose
average crop, from LIS swarms, is PAS lbs to a
twarm, of surplus honey, and one stored over
four hundred lbs. d. A. Jones reports 80, 900
lbs. Of honey from 200 swarms and an increase
Of eight hundred nwarms
The Italian Bee cannot be too highly recon-
mended by any bee keeper, and are all that your
correspondent claims and the principles of con-
A lined air being the salvation of the honey bee,
n cdn fully endorse from many years experience
"A with the hive alluded to-
IA CHAs H. LAKE
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sunnyside Apiary, $50 Greenmount Ave.
ancient Order Of United workmen.
Frtbute to the Memory OF Deceased
Brother,

For the first time Eureka Lodge, No. 90, An
@nt Order OF United Workmen, looks into the
Ne of death. Our Brother Workman John X.
tnard who but a few brief months ago assisted
10 organize, in the city of Havre de Grace has
Nenly exchanged worlds. His mortal frame
lies Wondering in Angel Hill Cemetery =
= too, must sooner or later take our places in
Ayast armies of the cities of tho dead. May
Aprepare us for the dreadful stroke.
deem the present q suitable occasion for
hg public attention to our order. We are as
led that we may culture one another social
II III the dread event of our bodily dissolu-
BUR needy and loved ones may not be left
tlte. How important to the family of our
Jed brother will the donation from our
M now be. We therefore feel it to be q val
commend9tion to oil men who would con-
simple, convenient, and complete benevo-
IA IN for anticipating the temporal possbili-
~ he future. We also desire to record our
grief, in the presence of this great
I'D sudden calamity, which has befallen
sc and the community, in this untimely
Brother barnard, We deeply sympa-
his dear family whose hearts are now
Aned with unspeakable gloom and grief
comfort from the teachings of an all
tor, we should hope 10 meet him in a
hereafter.
n we offer to them our most sincere and pro-
9und coincidence, and unitedly ask of God, the
ssuager of human sorrows, for His special bene-
ction, protection and grace upon the bereaved
susehold.
ReS0fUed, That the above be recorded in the min
es of the Lodge, a copy be sent to the family OF
II deceased brother and one to each paper In
gESGoupty fop publication.
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PuimOna.-E. Wyatt Baker, -druggist, Bel
Ar AR Nd, always has full supply Of Pulmona
and lung trouble. 1t requires only fair trial to
convince one of its efficacy. Free from morpha
o. any other anody ne Price so cents. 11no6m
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s8y"A Young Married Man would like to rent
Farm on shares, not over % or 30 miles from
Baltimore. Has had ample experience and can
give undoubted farmers references. A stocked
farm preferred. Enquire at The 14gis Office, or
address Farmer, Jarrettsville, Md. dec30-3t
~" Notice is hereby given that hunting with
dog, gun or trap, is positively forbidden, on the
lands of Mrs. Winchester, near Fountain Green.
Also, that all dogs found trcspassng on the
above named lands will be shot
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Mr.. A. II. METrEE--
Dear Sir: The following Is an extract from
letter received a few days ago from lady person.
ally known to me, who has been troubled with a
cough since october last and had tried many other
rPmedles without any relief. The lady says: II
have been waiting to see the effect OF Pulmopa
which would show for itself IL you could see me,
NY cough has left me entiiely, and feel like an
personal knowledge this good result has been
bspught about by the use OF but one bottle of Pull
mona. The lady In question Is an intimate friend
df M fathers family, living In the peighborhood
.of Faliston, Hartford cbgnty. this State, and her
s2ame VIII be cheerfully given ID any one Wishing
n verify The above statement. Very respectful
q yours, II II. DUvALL
American Office.
plmona is sold by u. Wyatt Baker, Bel Air,
sPricc 70 cents. 2snoylm
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On Thirty DAYS Trial.

We will send DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro-V oil
taic Belts and other Electric Appliances on trial
for thirty days to young men and older persons
who are afflicted with Nervous Debility, Lost Vi
tality. etc, guaranteeing speedy relief and COM
plete restoration of vigor and manhood. Also
for rheumatism. Neuralgia, Paralysis, Liver and
Kidney difficulties, Ruptures, and many other
diseases. Illustrated pamphlet sent free. Ad-
dress Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall Mich.
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e4g~Old Reputation.-New Ideas-For thirty
long years we have been satisfactorily clothing
you and Your sons, and we publicly promise
Your patronage, by honest dealing a and genuine
low prices. Q. N Oehm Il Son, Hanover and
Pratt street, Baltimore.
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.B"L Lost, in going from Bel Air, by way OF
Jarretrsville, to Mr.. James Alexander's, a Lady's
Bracelet, engraved al. B. Harryman." A suita.
BILE reward If left at this Office decl6
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~ Wanted to Lease, for q term of years, q
Farm, from IS to $50 acres, within miles OF
Bel Air, with fair Improvements. Enquire
this office. dec1G
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say- Wsnted.-A reliable and competent
White Girl, to attend to the duties of the din
ing room and dairy of four cows. Apply al
The AEgis office. dec3O
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t5y~ Wanted.-A reliable White Man, to at
tend to stock and do general work about the
house. Must be single and over middle Gge APP
ply at TIE Agis office. Reference required
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ssy@ Right Prices for Holiday Novelties. Sin
dealing with c. N. Oehm d Son, Pratt and Han
over leets, Baltimore, you deal directly with
the manufacturers and save on Clothing job
ber's profit. Please remember this when in
want of Boys, Mems or Children's Suits. But
one price and one profit, moves
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Heifer Cali, dropped June 10, 1881; black points
from the herd of Mr.. Samuel NJ. Shoemaker, OF
Baltimore county 4; by Hazel Nut, dam Christicn.
ne: Price moderate. Apply to F. w. Baker,
AaiS Office, Bel Air, declG
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sB Wanted to Rent.-A Farm in Hartford or
Baltimore counties, not more than twenty-five
miles from the city. On shares or for money
Rent. Address j. A. w. Fallston, Hartford Co.,
Md. lGdcc
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WATER POWER TO LEASE.-I have
w say 90 or 40 Horse Power on Deer Creek 3
miles from the Canal, with Dam and Race in good
A lot of Heavy Shafting and Puleys for sale
cheap. ID. e. WILSON,
deco QleRville, Md,
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ay~Lost on Friday evening, December 23d,
on the road between Mr.. VIM, B. Jarrett's rosi,
dence and Jarrettsville, silver hunting. case
guard. Five Dollars Reward will be paid for
its return to The AgiS Office or to the owner, j.
q. Taylor, Jarrettsville. dec3O
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"Oh, how do wish my skin was as clear and
soft as yours" said lady to her friend. "You
t can easily make 1t So" answered the FRIEND
Bitters, that makes pure rich blood and BLOOMING
health 1t did 1t for me, as you observe" y Cairo
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sY@I wish it to be known that | will sell all
the different Sewing Machines as cheap as they
can be bought at the Factories, and will deliver
and keep them In order for one year free of
charge. VIM. G. Jetrery, Bel All, Hartford Co !,
Md. dec16
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.Sy~T Tor Sale.-One fresh Cow, with Calf by
her side. Also, six Shoats Jos. Michigan, near
Glenville. deco
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

cents line foreach subsequent insertion-sever
words to line. No advertisement inserted un
less prepaid.
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dec23-3t

sag@For Sale Six large and fine Work
Horses. Low for cash, or on time, with securi
ty. Eldridge w. Gallup, Dairy Farm
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TERMS ON SAFE.

The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are
that one-third of the purchase money shall be
paid in cash on the day OF sale one-third in six
months, and the balance in twelve months from
the day of sale the credit payments to be secured
by notes of the purchaser with surety approved
by the trustee and bearing interest from the day
of sale. On the payment of the whole purchase
money the trustee is authorized TO execute decd
of conveyance.
nAaa I0HM & XQIING Trtistno
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS

MONDAY, Dec. u 1881.
BEEF CATTLE.-The market opened firm the
best cutie, but after these were sold prices for
the remainder were scarcely as high as last week
We note quotations as follows
Very best on sale this week. S. 25GS8 81
That generally rated first quality 50(p 5 u
Medium or good fair quality. ,......... 3 ESQ 4 2j
Ordinary thin Steers Oxen and Cows. 2 50(1 2 n
Extreme range of prices ............... 2 SOFA 81
Most of the sales were from. .......... GOA 80
Mich Cows-Trade for good COWS moderate.
Prices $40d$G0 as to quality
SwINE.-Prices 7A@S4 cents, as to quality
SHEEP.-Common Sheep, 3G4 cts; better grad c
pto nNtra nhnip Ar oto Tar, Ia Ko.,
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~ Wanted.-A trst-class Wheelwright, at
Upper Cross Roads. Apply to Joseph NJ. With
ers Upper Cross Roads, Hartford CO., Md.
moves
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s:Sg~ Lost, on Sunday morning, December 4th,
between John g. stearns' and w. p. Bottoms,
in the 5th DISTRICT eleven dollars in small mus
lin bag. There were two fve-dollars notes and
one silver dollar. The finder will be satisfac-
torily rewarded by returning the same to the
subscriber, who is very poor. Chrstiana Sim
gleton.
az Select your Roses and other Flowers for
the winter and spring, now, from catalogues to
be obtained at the Bel Air Drug Store, where
You can leave your orders. f. Wyatt Baker,
Rel Air, Md, noyl1
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rbe Rgis and Ihtelligencer.
REI, AIR, ND, DECEMBER 30, 1881.
wedding Bells.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
n, wednesday, December 2Sth, the venerable
ola prssbyterian Church, in Bel Air, was the
scene of another wedding. the officiating minis
tc being Rev. E: y; Finney, and the happy
cSuple Mr.. John D. Worthington and Miss NJ.
Therese Mccormick The church was tasteful
" decorated with evergreens, among which
bright, scarlet berries peeped out in pleasing
contrast The pulpit was hidden by wreaths OF
green and in front OF IT was placed an arch,
from The centre of which depended horse shoe
The church was crowded with the relatives and
friends of the bride and groom. Shortly after
70 O'Clock the bridal party arrived. The bride
entered leaning upon the arm OF her uncle, Col.
Edwin II. webster The bridesmaids were
Misses Bessie Webster, Daisy Dallam, Annie
Worthington SISTER of the groom) and Katie
Richardson. The groom's best man was his
brother, NJ, Charles Worthington, OF Chester,
Pa. The lIshers were Messrs. Henderson and
Lawrence Mccormick, brothers of the bride;
VIM. ii. Harlan, OF BEL AIT, ana Dohaiu MeLe"u'
of New York.
A. the bridal party entered the door the organ
sounded Memberships wedding march, the per-
former being Miss Roberta Archer. The bride
wore handsome white brocade silk, made ess
t,aine and the customary bridal veil, not loop
awith orange blossoms, but with exquisite water
,.sNe ceremony was performed according to the
X 3al of the Presbyterian church, with the adj
sop of the use of the symbolic wedding ring.
fetNf3 n PRAYER ana Ine DleSslup Vi inc Hlluls-
s f. Mr. Finney the bridal party returned
! ~ residence of the BRIDE near Bel Air,
..sss4 81 elegant reception was given, which
1TE1Sfntil two o'clock, when Mr.. and Mrs.
49, gton left for Edgewoed, to take the
n ~ 4 New York. AS the carriage bore them
y u .lshower of rice and old shoes was thrown
hem, to insure the good luck that all
XII NJ cordially wished them.
) t.SsA bride is the daughter of the late james NJ.
&. i, d mick, Esq, and the groom is the popular
s lncent Principal of Bel Air Graded School.
80 ong those present were the BRIDES mother,
M. j. Mccormick Mrs. Mary Worthng-
n mother of the groom; DR.. Malcolm Nc
p of New York Harry G. Mclean, of Wash
I. s5A; Miss Mamie Golde, of New York;
y Rowland of Cecil county; Judge Price,
f, Maggie Price, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B. Hop
'of Darlington; DIR. d W. Hopkins and
4 Annie Hopkins, of Havre de Grace; Mr.
rs j. A. Hunter and Miss Mary L. Hun
sy West Va; Miss Mary Williams, of Balti-
Mrs. Mary II. Smith and daughter;
u Waters and wife, DR.. and Mrs. d. P.
.Aing, and many other ladies and gentlemen
y ss he immediate neighborhood.
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"a" Ten Wood Choppers wanted, for constant
chopping, at fair prices. Apply to Frank Boar
man, Bel Air deco
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Frazer Axle Grease.
a strong Endorsement.

One trial will convince you that IL Ia the hest
ASK your dealer for the Frazer Axle Crease and
take no other. Every box has our trade mark on
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Corrected Weekly by VIM. II. Michael s. Sons,
Grain and Produce Commission Merchants,
l25 McEderry's Wharf, Baltimore.
WEDNESDAY, December 20, 1881
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TUESDAY, JANUARY Sd, 1881.
At IL o'clock, NJ, all that

Lot or Parcel of Ground,
called and knowa by the name of SCOTS Hope
WELL, situate in Hartford county and State of
Maryland and containing
THREE ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
Icing the same and all of the land described in
deed from William II. Munnikhuysen and wife to
Patrick Cronin, dated the 18th day of June, 1862
and recorded in Liber w. H. D., No. Is, folio 49,
one of the Land Records of Hartford county
aforesaid, and the same and all of the land of
which Patrick Cronin, late of said county, died
seized. This Lot adjons the land of DR.. Lewis ].
Williams, and is improved by a comfortable
TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE, Stabling for
four horses, Corn House and Milk House and
Hen House. There is q pump of never failing
water at the door.
There is on this place small quantity of almost
every variety of choice Fruit, having been Sc
lected and planted by Mr.. Cronin in his life time.
This lot is about one-half mile distant from the
town of Bel Air, at the intersection of the road
leading from Bel Air to Forest Hill, with the road
| leading from Moore's Mill to the White House,
upon which roads 1t has a considerable frontage
| making 1T worthy the attention of any person who
wants land upon which to build Houses to rent,
and its close proximity to Bel Air makes 1t very
desirable and valuable for home.
| Any person wishing land near Bel Air for either
of the above purposes, would do well to give the
above some consideration, as such rare opportu-
nifty may not present itself soon again.
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az" For Sale Sexton Fireplace Heater, all
complete. Enquire of Elwood Greenfield, Cres-
well p. o., or Jno. j. Alexander, Bel Air, Md.