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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-23
NST-EyGLAyDERS ~ B20oKLTN

The anniversary OF the landing OF the f's'im3
was G .i.5rltcl in the Eastern Dslrict last hisnt
By q gatncring OF NeN-Enalan .eis living u that
part Of the city AZ the N'T-Engaid CGngfega-
tiOnal ChuicL III Sou Nmih-St. one hundred
and ii ty persons -tcddcd. lie Ladle' Ana
Society OF the churcI provided AcW-Enciand
dinner at : o'clock which was s-Ivei b, her own
hands, fr8uH II ioa,.Grl pro sd Il over I'D gtlh-
crIHg Ih- prime VA % tGr's- gVvA 10y tIi- tc'.
Geor1e f. Pehtecost, of "a, ioDJKIs AvcnIe 20 i
g.cgauomai Charcn Tre Rev. H. +. ilIbuarl, OF
,ae Sew England hurch, delivered tho mao ne
tory q drc,s, when "~5 iJ!o"ed " mus 10y :.f.
and A,T,. Sjehbuns and q dramatic r,aH.ng by Nj =
- ~ Comm O. ths PLgrmf,' was rad pv "onn
NJ. learns. ana tie eodIn1S closed With me
singing 0t The st Hpon..t, a. DaHncr' 5J t"e
cE thc church. Thr cI!lrE-TcOm as decorated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-23
RoEgIYG HiS SISTER AND FATHER.

Cauios D0oring WAS ar SEED in Hob Ecn
yesterday rooo.n hs fsther AMI seer vino i've at
Newark and Willow-S,s DIernc is a wor5h!es fellow
an h1s served Il in the Penentiary. lie bad mt
been at home fo; some t.me uuti T1irsday, ~neI be
vent to the house AMI pf0l +;lu5 Repentance tar As
mis- seeds asf d m sister 10 have pity hiu he was
suffering terribly rheumatism AMI W. scarcely
able to walk HIs sister gave him something 10 eat, pr,
vdcd him with clea copug ald ,ncn went out 10 set
nnvscian lor Enn During her absence pocF.ng Tln-
saci 81 nc uOusc dLt carried ot ytlH[ p1rsHc, IL
ciuiug . god wttcA ana cLan, q sdn or Wohy ana q
Grou;..v of i.wer; Wh'a Mis-, DJc.;ng returned oEo
lrr bTJ;ner iHld pl iycd neT. Yesterday noInhS 81
stared og dcIerpined 10 hnI hin END she did 20 a er
sur .td visited u nuGJer OF e Og-shOra. she tNeh
called an i2cr, gave her bIOtHCr mo cuS,Ody, ana
subsequently, Recorder NcDC3OCS1 commits, cd aaf for
tr'ii. .Iae TcI AMI "Iil, some u the lcW"iiY "Nh
Sgs Of the moa-y Il. Doerin2 said th4t
W about TO start Tor the Ncs wHen MS sister found
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-23
F0REFITREAs' D1Y ~ PAYlf0CyH.

PLYMOUTH, Mass, De. @2.F0re.athcr&
Day was obse yed general lij.j. il wa ushcred
in 6g tne boons OF and Inc ringing OF ball- At
O'Clock tic PlymoG.h Band, tne StIudsn Guards aud
Colliuv 1ou POST q. A. X. formed IN uc aud mtEcned
trrougn tue principal etrees 10 Pilgrim Hail. where IN
yl,cd guests we're received. The march thcn re
umel 10 the rock on which ri grjns landed, where
\ vJLcy vac bred by the Military escort lnd those pres
ent -aug Inc hymn America Fence tle procession
nlaiclcI through Lcydc-s 10 The church Of the First
PARISH wuirh was GlIcl to Ovc.l5Y The exercises
bean by '.dcIconing" line by iinr the hymn, "Lct
cmldrcu hear the m,giY oc-i H. tieif sircs
achieved @: old" wuca wa sung 20 the
mn. of "st. Martins" b. Tho congregation.
Diner religious cNolci,cs followed The Eev. 0eor-e
A. TcwLsUury made an hislori. al ai;.tsg Gha e .r-
else, coclndei with singing OF thn .GDwac EymH,
sIitton by Governor lOhs To 1Be tame OI "Od HUI
uICu':
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-23
TITO WOuES KAO.KED DOTN BYACIR

A locomotive used To switch trains IN the yard
love fine Grand en- raj Depot yes ernay uacked
agarsf ear Oh a s.0e track 30 foreibiy as to prop
it scyeral feet wth II sGdden iurcn. iwo woman
,yIo wee ,rnss.ug IN rack near the car yer
t EiV a -, dolynand I incl seriously. The were
Della sicCanI-y. age i,rty. OF = % last Forty
iif.h-st. an Caihanne Harold. age fOT.y-two, o
40 43l We-t Fnty-iXtD-st. Beth were elnpl ,yed
to swrpn on passenger cOauncS III the yar,i. MIS-
McCaolry "a. s;yer.d RIBS DrcEan sac, Was III
sensible when the police took her INTO The Depot
Mira. narod 5as auf ring lEGHl SHOCK duu III cIhdi
i'rI,s I'm, ryteuJ of winch Il surgeon col id not
ie. ermlne he injured womcI were removed 10
cleyue Hoslit4i. where tn were said to b. re-
l. ST evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-23

Basil StearIl. of Laz n.a u steam. III whose cigar
sorr n lire broke out a. Ii Oc.ock on IhurSlay
night ..ni who was arrested on sasJ ci0n OF sell
lie TO il, was remand. III ths JED 'rson Aiark {
Police Court csterday tc eLaoic flre '.arsa Siel-
oon 10 investiyao thc matter thoroughly. me
stork wa insured for 500.
Mc. Snedoy toOk III testimony OF several wit
mes. ca YESTERDAY. but he declined 10 express any
upulon on tine case laSt evening. Inc police sad
he evidence against otearn wholly clrcumstln-
iIal aud probably was nOt strong enough t0waIrant
a prosecution. Stcar.ps stOcN LAD been sold out
gradually until many OF tine cigar pOAcs were
time of the fire WAS not large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-23
ppOpD>ED BANk Al AN FXCHAEGE.

Anu,nucr q. tie leading memD ~ vi n Produce
Fxchalg: nave TN or cun,lu crd loL the tsttolIsI-
e ( OF d AJAX H:l.e ii. posit company ana Il loan
an. ;rt,t cunlpa4i, IN the ueT LGchHhs Building.
IN proi crUr, nave led InfOrma meetings 20 lis
GA tie pan, ana .rgc tnou"l oil money i'S ~
r.dv ut.u slIt,scll Jed here ucen an cflvt 20
Keep te plan Il secret. IT l. s.ated tuat tnerh Is
m con elnn,, non the establishment OF - cl.urI3-
hcIls. Iur gan .i;d p.OvIAljns, 20 DC connected
WI II 0 - Of tle lrupO,ei organizations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-23
ANNivERS4RY or HE GREEK Clue.

The Greek Ciub held its twenty fifth anniyer
sary lest evening ~ MarneiPs TINS club WAS formed
In by sixteen scholars the purpose OF reading the
Greek HISTORIANS oralors. poets and philosophers TAere
Daye Deen in ALL nfty-seven persons In The club, OF
whom twen.y-eght were present last night They
the Rev. Dr. Howard CROSBY, Professor Henri Driser,
Professor L. Cnarer William II. Croaby, and @. W
Collard, representing the original MEMBERS and j. q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-23
DEBATING FOR 4 PRIZE.

The two literary societies of the College OF
the City OF Now YORK occasionally IN Jn6 DEBATE,
when the ordinary dulness o. the senoolboy gatherings
il relieved by music ana the presence OF the young lady
friends OF the students The was sucr dcba lasl
nigll in the college chapel The subject discussed
Tnat Engish interference in Egyptian affairs
ustifabe." Il defended ny tive H,c nb2rs OF the
Ottoman Society AID opposed ~ two m+rtJer5 nom
rae cuslian Society. carr Schurz decide hat j.
A. Bat enwIescr tie president Of ClOnia presented the
strongest rsuents IN TIE most IJrrI de inHe'
nc vas aw Irdcd the przc-l copy Of Shakespeare.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-23
WELH4wKEy PoLicAMEY BEsIGNIyC.

There was c0lrsi.ic:aUie excitement in Wee
Lawkel last night ~ anticipation OF tAc dismissal OF
eatr. Police force consist OF a sergeant all six
traulen Five IF tie policemen tore5;dliY! tie
acion OF the cOgnci! by sending in
their signltions which were promptly acc ~ ed.
Policeman John Movers, wno did Irs-n. Wa pro
nutot Sergeant, and Jonn II. ItiCe Inrn - Iyn -,
Pa rick NcGcOrey. Frank Richmond aAd trdnct Good
ln were made officers. lis change b. 1atCJne o.
ifta tgut election last spilS, wIe9 tac pJlcc
TOOK active part IN IA cat g. tnHt some OF
them got rr.eifers lrOm New-E Drk 10 YOte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-23

THE STATE PRISON ROBBERY.

BOsToN, Dec 22.-'fwo afternoon papers de-
ny the OF the reported robbery OF wsrog Broth
ere OF New-York in the Massachusetts State Prison.
The original statement, however Ia trne The prison
officers N way concerned IN the matter, and
responsible for any fraud the part OF tue
cOuvcta wnie IN the shops. The instructors were In
the employ the actors and the latter exouer9te
regular prison officers any laxity VI discipline
wnloa made fraud possible. state Ontcer Kim
ball and Astunr waring found by personal examination
iur wOrh $3.50 Ia the bags Of waste ready 10 leave tie
prison lust week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-23
PRELIMINARY BErUar on THE BRIDGE.

Genera joni Newton and I.UHI3 L. Casey, tho
cN 'nhlng caEl i,crS apPJiE ed Dy Ma tos utco
att iJW e.d !t.Ir IdtO lac N0,K am on TIE
i5ast Rive. B.dge AID tie cost II b.iuing It, yc-
tctdiy mH.c prchmi Iary rcFr.. Con-
sNr,dS n ma EEltldc If the SUBJECT amt
c c;ic.ut lrul ttiu q, Hanurd, use, estimate mrs
l1r tnO d, .cun Z oL Oh az idtetiII5 n ..o n:,uge
atA a prrUprL~cus they VIII rrGnf" ,he se.Y.c'S
3aSls,lut i-l"rrS ~ coHputaiS IGf JciiOt o,
So mIHtu- ~ l".a 80 q co.'s. Dl AroU- TtJ'!".
~ O. .itt can De- hoped .rJ.n th@ u-.'s5 cticlui
calculations, 40 lie TOr.ln drl. In5a Gnd in r.
G,c.ncl,, o. tLc * c11r surfaces %. zoe .trictdg,
Wl.t Dc dpplONt.d tiudnu re. Al; cA~CO GHaut'-
cs cauu0t ttc. e.. ail.lug 4.:-.!y iTO a tao
idct II IINnF p,' @, the W,rR are lu'cct- ~ibe
and .nult ue vs..iattd iron lie " lrinR l.3d-
iigs. me cHy,ncc,s aie cUnnDcI., hCNt We, Nlat
tut can csicUltCe "a. Strength 0i n9 sructnic ds
Csuscly as WII ~ TCqu.rd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-23
urDaE 1AWPEycE,S RESPONSE.

The toast Of " Oar Sister Societies wasrespondcd
to by Judge Lawr-ncr, president of the St Nicho-
las Society. lie said:
GENTLEMEN or THE Ngw-ENGLAND SOCIETY; Inc
sister sOcie les been overwhelmed by ynlr generous
hospitality 10 night The ha intended 10 have made n
remark. bat the Bcur lat anu Itcl tu1D
II is about time for MS al to % nome, Wll SIMPLY s5
thaC The sister societies give to the NeW-EnSlGnd So
cicty their blessing and their bcncdict"l.
The retiring preSid mt OF tle society. Mr. lis%e'
then introduced his successor, NJ W. CooPe, VINO
maze a few remarks after which the audience DIS
perSei shortly after Midnight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-23
AMAN WHO TWICE ns.ApED THE GALLOWs.

Ier ctigcs i'a ~ y ana Sheiye,. OF TIE seventh
PirtIuc,, yc.t rdd, aual.leu N .nc ESsc% J.&f"tt
/ dee on. & AIIclCi IJuuOnUe alias DUilSdSy. age
thirty, W.oil tncS arrested ia the lnpli.dg dt NO
.lr,.Is FIR s.e.i,..a clO.ue5 Nouh COL iIpu
y .le hOD9. ,nOD, o. 40. luiHE rs lhv prs
Ou,r HU conlpalndnt, ~ 10 "a >lloit time aga, lNru
tupet.r as man .tud NliC he properly "d- IJu q
o.. iyJnunut. Jusii,c smith cU,nul led lim tor
u!.. dis. .tut tue "Uliah u ~" houac OF DttcA-
no. me pri,ci ! an ts7E, wLile cUnlncd IN the
Ausuru iiSBu g,ii,y, hccit,fi- "ngaBod III u
an rr,i Wiat "a rel CW C,nN.ct. tlJ S&O"cI ni5 au-
ytr,lry. MOSS AlOuIr, amt ue.,lG ioI-
,5W u .l.nO5, In,tauttEcOus!Y. For tnlS crne tie
.r.,.cr " g. tI.u ID c. tines ana lct cOANi,,cd
40 &c Gagged. On tie tara ri1l hc WG3 found
cut, OF ln.h,laa@d.er IN tie s-cOat &c gre" dhd
Vas scnteDccu 80 ILLS cas- Ilnp.leOltnchi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-23
REGiSrnl., nrrluE NOrEs.

A document recorded IN tne heglslcr's Office yes
tcrday sIUWs ~" engagement IN marriage i-oHiy
40 Sch ia and ANA Id uci.OrUun. iue pt0 70
pccuv. pilo dgieco To accrpt III llrd al aiy dover
ar rst OF 10, ~ III case she survives hr husband,
tn sum or Sl,JU3
re NeH.lorK CITY Extension and Missionary
rocIety ui IN. Methodist ZIP s-Opal Gnu. ch mas
nor, rlg,, pr prrry III Northumberland lith-st,
briw ne w. IA ca and Four. Raves, TO- Tl25OO,
advanced bV the Dr., Docs savings I>1HK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-23
ANXIoU, TO HAVE aoADAY CONCERTS.

i,ttar VAS scst 90 che 30 ri Oi Ponce ycstcdty
ata ing tai tie ire5 Uei,tdn h,hIrrgrten Sd
cit .nn Wl,d,d 49, nave Il CLii.ireaS CJu-tIt III ,n
u..-tlyI nan tomorrow evening. lhcIe was 90
,,e A ,nristuias tree al,c / VS. ,c-lTed
tit lie ,oLce p .ould not lnttnere with
we concert Pnli.p NUA lattcn, s>cTe any ~ TAG
. uri.,ls l. l. hY. PIT !. ,Is, s.ut c0Ali,un t;OI
,, ~, ,,alr stiu2 II u avclcty com posed 81 m
b-,., ~ tn. par, couiu nave - CONCERT 1t irYlhg
IJI Oh .eN,-Ac,T eve. he letters wee Ic.cIIeA
L. p,rutcu ueni Nal!i"g. IL vas sad by A.f.
A. at,Ina iu.t G..rro woulI - ~ intcric'cdce wan
"a. cni.Gtcn's conc. NJ. zee Id no. tcc.dcd Whdt
CONS. L. put.uc Tcg,r..Iu- ne otGtf Couc"F.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-23

Overhiser Professor Henry w. Baird. Of the Univer-
sity Of the City of New-York; Professor @.
ID. Morris. OF Johns Hopkins University; Professor
Harkness, Of Brown University; the Rev Dr. NJ Marry
j. Hall, the Rev. DIR. r. W. Chambers Seth LOW G. j.
Lewis, A. DSayage II, B. Miutu, DR.. Seller, WP Prem
tice, j. Sachs. j. Barron, d. e. EversOn, L. Z.
Whiehouse. Professor Cooper DR. Vincent and Messrs.
simmons, Price and Morse. After the dinner the mem
bors OF the club spent several hours In pleasant inter
There tOa IT, but every person present
called upon By the president, Dr. Dser and spoke
briefly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-23

Almighty Col u Thee We ras'
OR .l!n 81 t.auEtUiIrfs aud praise,
MfutD ,uc huli1s ui WlIC5, IIud
The Pilgrim sou gIt .ds iro"iS-d dud!
~.
Not the rirn pasture ~ the vine,
Flowing VITA aDu'ys III ANA vine,
Bot bl, AZ s.Orc' swept O., stoTlu Il 10 sea,
Tnc.r rGd., SOC WclcGLoc,-saou ~. reel
III.
With corn hc woOad the Gujlen soil,
I,It more NHh aralp2, nome 1ut ,Ul,
~ now yard % tnc sun
Blooms lik" TIC. wiiIcruGs he Won.
".
Insuirad by faith. iu purpose great,
lie staadi. rct Ms tLutcii AID safe
Made lheiI.tO sf2nu icuh.t cood AMI shock
Tor roin quilt upon the EOcH.
After dinner 10 been ei''G rhom.5 Russell assumed
the lalr. In MS 90 mag r'mdrGs Il" rd; some 81
Eeler3 IN tiieL cts, CLrclu.iy tu:nin2 tnrr eyes
away 70 Il the ola laHdla:ks, have poured o.. tir'
ric stores ignorance - raise dOJt a. 80 Wh'ic thc
Pilgrims LANDED ami wan lily itaIcd ana almost A.
10 whether ttey ever did land But hcre are nahE VINO
can rcs every fJus.ep of me fathers, AMI can trace
tuln win ihe rcyrrtnliu love cal dre. Nhcf-lci
c day may be- forgO ten, nefc !ct December - Dc ~
It'll the waves in the bay,
WI, re- tIfMay hJwer lIy,
SNAIL foam and frrcZc No m0rS."
The Rev Dr. Ellis next del veIed an ldTes, which
was IN accOuIt or Dtdn stall ~ visit 70 PlymOIth
Rock on the 2JUCn ann NcTsaTy OF tuc lay.
&c &C. Va the KEY. o. J.. Clifford, the Rev j. n. ley
wood, OF Louisville. 49,, and Diners IN de bicf al
dresses and the celebration Wds cOscd by singing ~ the
Boston Op 'ra Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-23

The Bro ,klvn Chillrcn's AID Society has received
for Chr.smaS sif,s Jne sum OF - 20 from me cuss
boxr OF a: nam er o. young men IN Adams-St.
JueIr unique custom was 10 put hve cents III the
I,o, for edcn ,rolanc expression uttered. That
tbey uid not swear much uur1g the last year Is
shown bv The contents OF the Dox.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-23
ALEITER FROM GOVERNOR CORNELL.
The following letter f-on Governor Cornell was
GiG FIrriEAvE.. ID. p. -:

CiG FIFTfEAvE., Dee. %, l-53:
DEAR GENERAL: IL - cad 81 sincere rr ;fei u ~
compe 90 T. id i. you tnat ~ ,t ndsposi ION Hhch
has pt iIdOors today, seems 10 FORM
uy yenGurng Oit tnis evening IEoUSl tHi1
is great d.-appOniU ~ 10 me- ueIe
h. slight consolation the lee that my ahschc' from
tar New EIgiud diGner viii leave ;rile mo 10 Ae. y
tn Wof from the door O. t.c pDJr iai'-e II si"i'
VINO are exp &C. ed 10 land q Oi.lcI tiore 90 Dtl-
u.,aico'sIa.Iig nt. Respectfully, .. i. tolNhlA.
Igt,ESEHkL $. L. WO0DFDGD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-23

PRACTISING REpARTEE.-" dcw very mat
tentive you are, Tommy Wlat | cay goes IN a. oae
ear aud out at the other And why do you lean your
head on your hand like that g. To prevent wGRt yod
ssy going on. at the ether ear Miss Sharp"L-Punon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-23

Commodore Upshur, OF the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
was asked TO speak for Tile Amy and Navy"
His speech was as follows
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-11-03

adopted by the voters of the county, the town Of
Bel Air will be buried as completely as Pompeii,
so far its business prosperity Is concerned, and
the Democratic party of the county Will sink with
it.
1t will be asserted that many Democrats are
now in favor of this prohibitory measure. This
is true-many are-but, as class. they are gem
tlemen who never gave much thought to the
principles involved, or whose Democracy is alto
gether secondary and subservient to their tenn
perance" fanaticism. They are willing to let the
party go, and join with the Republicans, or any
other party Of class legislation, to carry through
their "Local Option" hobby, which has always
proved curse to every county-for instance,
our sister Cecil-where il has been enacted.
With these words of warning to the voters of
Hartford we conclude our self-imposed task.
which we have now discharged without consult
alton with or suggestion from any mortal, but
simply as a conscientious duty that we owe to our
fellows. However the vote upon the Local OPP
ton" clause may result at the coming election,
personally, we have no object to accomplish nor
hopes to be defeated and as stated at the outset.
will probably suffer as little from the adoption of
such law as any other citizen, further than the
violation done to our sense of right.
With the expression OF these sentiments, with
out personal Ill will or political enmity toward
any one, we now leave the decision of the import
ant subject in the hands of the voters of Hartford
county.
w. STUMP FoRwooD.
Ortobep IN 1860
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-11-03
TO the Voters of Hartford.

MIR. EDITOR: see printed bills posted in diff
ferent places by the Anti-Local Option men that
say Local Option is unconstitutional, a violation
of personal rights and an imposition on the peo-
pie of Hartford. This to any reasonable mind does
not appear to be true; for 1t does not NEEDLE with
mems private affairs. 1t only prohibits the sale
of spirits at public houses and places. Let every
voter who wishes to see the evil banished from
of men doing nothing, only grinding down the
our county and who does not wish to keep up set
poor drunkard and rejoicing over the money they
the comforts of life, which whisky cannot give,
come to the election and cast his vote for Local
Option. Do not re afraid of losing the money
paid for liquor license higher taxes, for every
cent of it goes into the treasury of the State and
not into the treasury of the county.
LOCAL OPTION.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-11-03

Wewill send DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro-Vol
taic Belts and other Electric Appliances on trial
for thirty days to young men and older persons
tality, etc., guaranteeing speedy relief and COM
pete 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.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-11-03
DR.. TayIor's Ague Ritters or Liver

DIR. TaylOr's Ague Bitters or Liver
TOnic-Formua no Secret-Partner Wanted.-
Cnchona, Alkaloids, Willow Bark, Wahoo, Dam
delion, Hydrastis Canadensis, Sierra Saliva, Cen
Cerasen, Piper Nierum, Aloe, Rhubarb Sulphate
of Magnesia, Aromatic Elixir, &c. Mix. Who
VIII have the etfrontery temerty in the face of
all this to call this medicine a humbug? If in
Union there is Strength" why not a union of
these purest and best Herbs, which are scientih-
fay afrangga anq for bs
laral Fevers, Constipation, Dyspepsia, Debility,
Broken Down Nerve Force, &C.? Ask your ply
scian. Price roc. Vogeler g. Co., Wholesale
ACTS, Baltimore Md.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-11-03

NOR SALE.-A good Farm, containing ga,
Acres of Land, with good DWELLING
HOUSE. Stabling, Blacksmith Shop and Corn
Crib. Land in high state of cultivation under
good fence and well watered. Has on it quarry
of Fel1spar, than which there is none better in
the county. This Farm is situated in the big
Woods" adjoining the farms of John Moores
John l3. Wysong, Otho S. Lee and Others
E}Oct w. ID, VANCOJRT
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T'o BALTIMoREvIA LoCm RAVEN.

a. ~S\s~A The undersigned is now running
&EPEA a line of stages for the transporta-
kE4-zs @Sszsa ton of passengers between Bel Air
and Baltimore, via the Maryland Central Rail-
road. Leaves Bel Air at 7.3O A. NJ, daily,
meeting the train at Loeb Raven at 1920 A. M
returning connects with train leaving Baltimore
at p. NJ. Additional stages will soon be put on
the route. GEORGE ANDERSON,
Oclp Agent.
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DIR. Chas. A. Holingsworth, druggist, Bel Air,
has secured the agency for Pulmona, the greatest
known remedy for coughs, colds, throat and
lungs. Free from morphia. A fair trial will con-
vince any one of its efficacy. 1t is highly en-
dorscd. Price so cents. 20oct6m
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baltimore, Md. Oct. 81, 1852.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

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cents q line for each subsequent insertion-sever
words to line. No advertisement inserted un
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sBOysters in Every Stye.-Persons attend
ing Court will find the very best Oysters, in
every style, together with good Lunch, at
Peter Casey's, next door to Clayman's Hotel,
Bel Air. nov3
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Canned Goods and Gamers Suppl
Reported and Corrected Weekly by
BAY IL GETTY, COMMISSION MERCHAN rs
80 and Al South Frederick St., Baltimore
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s59y-H. H. Black, Forest Hill, is still agent for
Joseph Cope u Co.'S well-known and reliable
Phosphate. He thanks the farmers of Hartford
for their past favors, and in soicitinga continu-
ance of the same, begs to assure them that
Cope's Phosphate is still as good, if not the best
in market. feb24
s4y"For Sale.-Reglstered Short Horn Bull
Duke of Hartford, No. 35114 four years old 2lst
March, 1882; bred by Long, of Kentucky. APP
ply to Henry w. Archer, Bel Air milo
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sB"For Sale.-Sxty Stock Ewes. Joshua
Hammond, near Kingsyille, Baltimore county.
nov 1t
~" Wanted-A Tenant for a House; Rent
moderate. Privileges liberal. Casual or con-
slant labor, as preferred s. NJ. Lee, Black
Horse L. o. nov3
r8g~For Sale-A two-horse Family Carriage,
not in very good repair. Will be sold cheap
d. E. Thomas, Darlington, Md. novS-4t
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

bAhHHHVNE WANhETSe
Corrected Weekly by VIM. H. Michael s. Sons,
81 McElderry's Wharf, Baltimore.
WnnNrcnAx Nn,. 1900
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say"I am again selling Il. j. Baker IL Co.'S
Bone and Phosphate, which have been used
with so much satisfaction by Hartford farmers.
Also the celebrated Wizard Pillow, the best in use
johnson Reaper and Mower; Self Binders; Dia-
mond Steel.tooth Harrow, and other Farming
Implements Machines may be seen at my
store in Bel Air. j. NJ Herman. milo
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c@B eeswax Wanted.-Apply to Joseph Lee,
Fallston. 3nov3m
ss5y@ Mrs. NJ. A. Brookhart, Milliner, is now
prepared to accommodate her patrons with all
the Latest Novelties in Winter Styles
Residence one mile southwest of Jarrettsvile.
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~" Wanted.-A Young Man or Youth to
learn (willing to learn,) the farming business.
Staying qualities and carefulness prerequisites.
Undue labor not required. Enquire of Samuel
NJ Lee, Black Horse P. o. or Bel Air p. o.
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sSy@ Wanted to Purchase.-A House and lot
in good neighborhood, OF a moderate price,
Apply at once to j. s. q G. l.. Dallam, real
estate agents, Bel Air. oct27-3t