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DOCKS. STATIONERY. PEkloDl-
ID CAf~.-From farn-Boy 90 senator Dog ilniT-
Mo- ailar. 5r.. SIPS. Nancy tEri ,aHrn ti thlu-
tauqua rice. 5Oc.. Bluucert uf Bashim oims
Man. price DE. Miss -lemmer'. .nquw Ic1m-
nlrftl: poe. D. y. ROc's most popular novel; Bar
riers burned Away price -Ic- The GRAND Roy
Welding No. - London Graphic, pr-ct- Doc. AZ
Nos. -ei-lue aud Franklin square i.lhrll1f--
among lutc-f Marion Fav. 1v Anthony Irpll1pc:
zoe. s fine line o. -tgtiomCr1-il -iIita- I'D i,nu
ont of boxes. 4 new supply ni llun-' inr bil lii-
dav Cards. iust received. from 1r. - *i.Ou. 4
large assorfurnt ~ Canes. All Tire June. May.
Century. a uaufic. Nemrfe~f- &c- hi
.-- o1 pos Main street.
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GrOcs ries. &c.
Bacon. Clesr-rib sides. 3 : sml41c.. shoulders
iIFmllt g.: Virginia shoulders. o. tiIrlaiH hpG-
round 20. Nirgfnis hams. large. $50 - -, SMALL
Ia i6c.. -ugar-curcd. lJal54c., plain iiains.
I4r a 70: csnvased nams. 1850 bulk -ides.
I3Fal3lc.. hu.k shoulder l0eMIo'ic. Nfotk
Bert,'s Painted two hoops, sl.5o@sL75:
Brooaf. Two .irings .I.5o: three strlngs.
= .91ne3. four sfI. nV.- .2-Ljas3.
fof,s, ITO toWaon.0n Nc.. fir, lOglfl lc.;
gn"a o. prime. ~. ~ &c.. LaEuyra- li&l>r''
cuai,,- sdamautne candles. lla 'sc. ct
u p ljr. r. f.- pa li-1nEcs, ! e.; iai'pW ltc.
Chase. Prime cutting, l3al3tc, northern
nloc., English dairy ls92oe.i pineapple
Pio,. Carosna.- Qec.
Fifl. Hginr.-Nort5 Carolina gross. sf.Jo.
North Carolina cul iering.-uer, - ,A-eih'
= & 80. Nackc.ci-No. j b.,{. nali-' .,fie,'-
SO. $50. - iu barrels. -lo.50rsl No. $ mac =
eroi. 5--Juoe9; 40. d. On his ,l.5O; 40. = ID
Lqri Prime. hrrrs ana ecrces. i2talsc.;
in ha.i-'aI1cis, lan 1876; tubs. 100 l''sc' Tor
HoL4ssls. Common syrup-Hog.l,oads, 23c.;
licrce-. &c: barre 8 -lc; genuine folusn l-lp'
jpnj5c. e. gallon. Vow Orleans Prime o. luc.
SGN. liverpool. from store, -l.oo. Drpunc
aluW. fr0m stNre. -tr. f. sack.
sugar Crushed. ] o. Iu3c. powdered l0se
lNh... eranulalel, 81 i.r,- A- taf &c. "'A
8. ~ sar.. yellow. g .c.. rut-t0af, 1850.
hlrp Common. s..lr.+ REST Washing. Z 81 =
toilet. i5g 2n.. aue nmcy pri res country 43-2e-
Tf4S- Bitca. % fJNr., imperiai- - q iDt'
gupowdcr. 35t.uel.
t.fe,. Fe,sher sc
TN" - -... Al.
Hlt: Green ". we, 'iliei' 'e 7''' cry
ilfi. - tr.. 'N} Ilhi, 1T ~. Ia. e...,
-'"f'tt "n.ti .et'i..I' t.. $50
aarnes. go e.; c1i,ii.ry nll.h A.li',', "a
wa r.tft- 800
-ft.' 14a De- 5'e i'e.
Iron, ~.eef. Nails. &C.
iran. American refined. OIi Dominion lar.
y --l0c. . 1. fnr Standard fizes. ing % and
American altff. f J..c. -woles. narlmtfri. if
lc.- h.DU. Z ..f5 r.
NltIN- ola Dominion -3.ol JOY sith'iII -i@'
lOr 300 kce- 49,.
v"s
-'',e. ,f.ruf. n..f n. irfe = - &C.
Lumber. Saves. Sc.
r,t.f.r- The frarI-fl is ,vlu -turkoIt ANA li'fc
t,''nard White olk. rrf to ORDER. fl5nezu a
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DGCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
Ia KOChBBiDGE cor NIl. VA.
OPEN TOR YlsiTOKs "a NJ 1T.
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS.


CHARGES. -
per .ss+-.r %
- -....l. 80. 80 lre.l ........ 90 Dv
Two months ar more fslrh.-.--- ----.-.-.- ." "
Take branch railroad It Goshcn- ilesaI'ake aud
Ohio railway. far SPRING.. Duir thlft4-hff MN
,tfs- RIDE through lc4utiful aud utciIrf'v4 W VAL
lsv D. fIe grsuf r0HHfria = he0ffh- TIE entiie
premise have undergone thorough Aap cympi'ts
repairs. placing the property o. .ef"n0 in y"
ar. ug-uace ia his country. 4 home for he
invalid. Amusemtnts ~ every df~cIlpiipD ior
fhs.e .nf.iug recreation aud pleasure. lnr hunt
.iig and a-hlngs a cordial Virginia Nfacom" WIZ
9 extended - all and everything possible 4opr 20
natc our gueSs comfort tDic. satisfied. and happy
EUGENE -. PffiONs
my ll-3m Scnoi1i ha"AP'r.
WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
w VA. ANK VOW offN AND READY TO
RECEIVE VISITORS. Be,sri pisse pamphlets Ia
r. saa af Purcell i..dd a Co. foik Miller. and
John Blaiy drugglfts. Richmond. pr ~ TIE pro-
frtiar sls d. liis most isaiYnifsi warm iiiur-
e. tl ff,.irsa nature. 81 dtFf~e ~ TIE world
III sn.f,n JOHN =. ~ BANK.
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EGYPTIAN ExoDrs.
Tho Panic Increases af Alexandria
and Cairo.

~. street,. are Biostes with Fusisives seek
,ns >af,sy-ThreateniRE >eidiery-The hhe-
$50 ,rpeals 30 the Porte--A Conference
rhr Panic Continues
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('OBB'S ISLAND. VA.
\ THE ONLY SEASIDE RESORT ~
VIRGINIA.

TIE hncef aud s.fDsi - surf-hathng
ocean. channel, and shara fishing and ,nipc-
shooting.
rERAs: - per day. ST. per week. go per
month.
I.oHte fgom Oid Point by steamer Northampton
fo Glcrrgstonc every Monday, Wednesday. and
Friday The Baltimore and ~ Washington sfcamcrs
mako close connection with ihc Northampton.
Address e.. 4. -PADA,
b. l-2m Proprietor.
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NFw York. same l5.-Coaon-0ross receipts
AZ n.les Flirur,.. ctussd barely sle,idY, sales.
- a@n haiet: june. fi4.eH ast4.lO; July,
si2fg. August. ft2.3taSi2.-ss sep.emter,
.IIae. petotpor sll.5lnrll.3e; November,
80 g-usll.8S. Doceiuper. ~ l-S5htFi l.a9
Ja,u,<,-s. -li.5Oa~lI.5ls February, 81 La -
slIot alarch. sll.75&Sll.T7.
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nRKNEY SPRINGS WILL BE OPEN
~ FOR THE RECEPTION "a GUESTS
JUNK /. l--2. This wc'l.renowned place has
Just undergone extensive and borough pair both
/ o. o. thc hotels proper and the grounds. special
attention bias been given % the sanitary depart
m,nf. For further Information send for dsscr1p-
flvc Catalogues. j. y. WOODWARD.
my Z7-2m General Manager.
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THE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, Va.
ARE NOW OPEN FOR TIE EEcEPTION OF
VISITORS.

The waters are specific for Rheumatisrn osout,
Neuralgia. Auctions II tAe Liver and ~ kindred
diseases.
MR. WILLIAM n. PAEhfR. long connected
With some q the principal summer resorts, las
Been engaged manager.
For pamphlets and other Information address
=. a.. ThhDl.
fn linn ffDt ~urings. Satin Comfy. Va.
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Virginia timothy. go<.@si eiover-sntxcS, 500
s,e. eio g 15e soc.
Poiafoess irish. s3.5o9e3.75 : barrrl.
OF tops Sner5Oc. q n.
Lard. Country. t2nI3c.
Rye: sI.e5@sl.le I. bnsheL
Nnmde; Prime, 75c.
SkHcks 75ef soc.
Bdied HcoO. 30h4Oc.
TJfl0fc. Ga 7c. r. -.
Moot. washod i5a37c.: unwasiled. 27es2sc.
Bury WOOL viii bring from TO DC. , p. ss- tIar
above raics.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
csnaeEt; Rosendslo, sI.60@si.7O . barrrl.
Lime: Agricultural. So loo. Z. busbei; Rock
Piaster. Lump. Sab srCupd. 80 o-aicined
plaster, @i.9ONsE.
Tar. Large size. 81.
DRY Goods.
Prints. Merrfmack. exc: Meu1maok Sldrtng.
Jisr.. Richmond &C.. South bridge. Sc. Pacific
&C. -prarue. Sc. Surague ~hrtsng. 5i.e-. Dnn-
nei's &C: Allen = Sifc. Manchester. Drc. W ash
lngton. s g.: Mallory Pink 8 r.. Mallory Purple.
simpson Black, &C: Harmony, oc.' Ashland
solid. ; r.. - ~,
chester - 4. A.. So: RoekbI1dye A. y; X.
Csc; James River 30. o.. 1.e.i james hNeI'
H.. jane River y. Dig.
Drugs. Dyesiurs. Oils. &c.
Alum Sc.
1ieohoi: s2.75 p gallon.
tffffffftffffffA isfts sts".f-f 49, - 800
fopyfr1s 2c-
CgrfiReDi. 6Jc. = -.
Er,rncf ~ LogrOof: l6c.
fadiqo. gur.a Il.
lHFdffr. lfc.
gfis. linseed. 62a04c. machine - 2 81. 70;
sperm. 80 whale T5c.. straits. ijtr5S-.. La
hrador-c0d Oh. 5om6nc. lard. y sweet. - -
dozen; hcs' Alad. $3.50. castor, = 20 2 gallon :
Virginia iub1caiius, 3O9Joc.i kcroScne- oc'
cafn. r gallon.
Race siHGfr. %.
SOFIA. sai q I'd 2c., In kegs English soda &C.
American. 3 ln 60.
Spirits TtFycafins 45MJcc.
Inrcicn rrri,A and andy.
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Llsa0N. June IA dispatch IRON
Altxndi1a .ay- the number of Europeans
kilel On SUNDAY j. estimated al sbh.
Many were thrown into the sea. ana are
being dsily washed ashore. Twelve bodies
Yesterday aud iye to-day were thus reeov-
eyed. an the J0die, beu marks OF bud
gran or bmonet wounds. several Wiz
nlss.. "a sunday. riot assert that the rii-
hie were preceded by a detachment Of gel-
dame. Who drcw ~ in the middle OF the
sqHare md looked on when the massacre
l,sean. and afterwards took par IN Il. The
con.uis-,5eneral are preparing another eif-
cular addressed 10 their respective couh'
nTmcn. expressing confidence thai Oroei
W.l lle maintained by the Egyption army
-Ie Object being 10 insiili confidence penn
ing the arrival Of Turkish troops.
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MILWAUKEE,.

V,fu,.r-E,rg. June t5.-fioar neglected. fad
,e,,'innl Wheat frms 40 Milwaukee ~ 81
cas-, and June. sl.3ls July Corn lower No. q
-. go -,ftfv. 80. 2. sac. ,gh e. 5fc, PRO
I'm. tower Nse,-Dgrk. ~sH.f ~ cash aBs tul1.
fa-i stady- 80 'eilsh and July. hoss lower
IA - 4NffsH.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-01-28
VIII Capital be Diverted?

/" Ii restrictions be imposed by law
that press upon the leuder, tleu capital
viii De div attsd from the :,'a,c, aud the
needy borrower be der ig.d # his only
means OF negotiating loans upon the
prc?eiIy be may have accumulated. =
Not at all. Capitslists can realize
over five prc cent. on their mvestm cuts
IN moTt|L.rs above taxes. Where eau
thei 20 Deter? Government bonds pay
bur '.'fee aad halt per cent Baltimore
city bonds but Tour aud half per cent 4,
aud are at a premium, aud Mary land
will shortly pay but four or four and a
half. Very few 6rst-class securities
p-y over four aud a half per cent, and
mortgages are tsxel in al the contisu-
ou4 States aud in very many others
Where. then, will capital be driven !
Putchssable railroad securities are OF
very uncertain value, aud paying bank
stocks a.e rarely 10 be had. Capitalists.
too. wan, Investments at home, where
they caa keep al eye on them.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-01-28
Guiteau Convicted.

The trial of Charles J Guiteau, the
assassin of President James A. Gar.
field, was concluded in Washington on
Wednesday afternoon, the jury re-
turning verdict of =" Guilty as in
dictcd," after a brief elaboration.
The prisoner, on hearing the verdict,
broke out in 1enunciation of the jury,
while the spectators in the courtroom
applauded the result loudly. The
counsel for the prisoner at once took
preparatory action i'll order to bring
the case before the court in banc for
review Inc prisoner, who was greatly
affected by the verdict, was escorted to
the prison van amid the jeers and
sloans of the thousands who had as
sembled about the courthouse to hear
the verdict, The law gives the de
PENDANT four days TO file the motion
and reasons for new trial and it is
customary for the court to sit some day
10 hear the argument thereon. Should
this motion be overruled, the defend
ant will appeal to the general term,
and under the law the defendant is en-
titled to suspension of the sentence
till after the next general term-not
exceeding thirty days The January
general term is now in session, and the
case cannot 90 there, but will be ap
pcalable to the April term. 1t is the
custom Of the April term to run until
September taking recess over July
aid August 81 but should it be closed
by the latter part of May, then if the
Judgment is affirmed, the execution
might take place in July. Mr. SEQ
vile saws he is satisfied that the jury
made their verdict over a week before
il was rendered He thinks the charge
OF the court was one sided ana strongly
against the prisoner Mr.. Reed OF
counsel for the defense. says Judge
Cox made the strongest speech for the
prosecution Notwithstanding the yer
Gic,, lie stii thinks Guiteau is insane.
and that 1t viii be an outrage to hang
him There were two ballots taken by
ire jury, the first being II
for guilty and one blank.
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Developing the Eastern Shore.

M. HAmpaen ?. DasLiall, OF Princes
AuDe, Somerset county. Nd. is in Bal
'imore securing the signatures OF promi-
nent business men 10 petition in Con-
-ress requesting that survey be made
Of the Manokin river, with a view to
GaVing 1t dredged aud made uavigable.
\ resou ;on rscomme ndlng that q sur
vey lie made has already bcen presented
% The l. gi>l4turs by State Senator
Bsaitaa The pstiiiot will be gathered
~ Congress by Hon George w. Cow
,ngton, member OF the House of Repre-
>putatiyes !rom the FIRST district, or. il
ar Coyington, who is aoR sick, does
not recover iu lime by Senator James
Black Groome. The petition is signed
by all the leading citizens of Somerset
cooaty. iucludiug Hon John ". Cris-
Held Dr. VIM. II, Gale. L. 6. Polk,
II. II. Dashi,ll James U Dennis and
Henry Page. The Msuokiu is a tide
water liver running almost entirely
through Somerset county, receiving the
drainsge OF large portion of its terrific
~, aud hes is outlet IN Taugier souad,
a part of che Chesapeake bay. Il is
navigablo for Twenty-Five miles aud up
% Prime IS Anne, the county seat, ex-
cep: .here il is Interrupted at two or
three points by the accumulation OF sed.
la.en,, which. it IL believed, could be
casily removed For the most part the
land on both sides Of the river is fertile
aua productive. aud If vessels coad 90
up as far as Piucess Aune the whole
county would be greatly benefited -
Many eli homas,e.ds which iloutished
IN ersni style before the war are on the
river, and all that Is now needed u in
iuss new life lGso the people is couve-
uien; and cheap way for them to send
the products Of the Suil TO q good mark
ct. Ali 'his trade will come 10 Baltimore
II sit effort is made to bring it here. 1t
vii! BE- remembered shat the Marylsn6
Sseawboat Company. General Howard
B Enr 90, president, woke up Wicomi-
60 c'ua'y, which ali 'ius Somerset, by
rua;iug 4 l,ae ot steamers TO Salisbury
lss' Summer. fhe success which has
awarded General Ensign's enterprise
shows very plaiaiy how capable Of de-
velopm~n, Tie Eastern Shore is when
touched wjth eaergy, perseverance and
money BaltiuoFe Sun.
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a Thorough job.

Judge Morton. a well-known jurist
living uesr Cincinnati, was fond OF re-
laiins this aBeciote
lie had once occasion to send TO the
village for = carpenter. aud sturdy
young fellow appea' I'd With bis tools.
= | want this fence mended to keep
the cattle out There are some un-
plsued boards them. Ii is out Of
sight from the house, so you need not
take tine to make a neat job | will
ouls pay you dollar and half"
The judge went to dinner aud coming
cut found tue mao carefully planning
each board. Surprising that he was
trying 70 msks . costly Job Of it be
ordered lin to aaii them on ST once
jl-t as they wee, ard eostinaed bis
walk When he returned the boards
we've planned aud nuXbered ready for
nalling.
1" tod you that the fence was 10 be
covered wiki vines said the judge
aDgtils
" d. not care how it looks"
81 do said the carpenter gruffly.
carefully measuring his work When
it was tiaished there was 20 part OF the
feuce so thorough 10 Gnish.
" How much do you charge 2" asked
the judge
4 d liar aud Lal', saii the man,
shculder'ng bis tools.
The judg, stsred " Why did YOU
spend all tina, labor OF The JOB, if not
los The money
: For the job. SIR"
Nobody would have seen the poor
work 90 H."
% But should hsvo known it was
'hete. M; III take ouIy The dollar aud
Lali.' lie took it aud went away
Ten years afterwards be judge had
the Contract to give for the erection of
certain magnificent public buildings
Tnere were many applicants among
master builders. but Que face caught bis
eye.
1t vas my maa of the fence" be
said. " knew we should have oUly
good generous work from him. gave
atm The contract and il made rich man
Q him."
L, is pity that boys were not taught
10 their earliest years that the highest
success belongs to the man. be be car
pentcr, farmer, author or srtist, whose
work IS most thoroughly done.
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A $4,000 Bible Prize.

The publishers 0 Ra,ledge's Month
ly IN The prize pnzzla department OF
Their Monthly for february offer tho
following easy way Tor some one to make
$4,000: To The person telling Us which
is the shortest verse in the Ola Tr>ta-
me"t Scriptures by February lob,
1882, We viii give $1,000 IN gold as a
prize. The money will be forwarded to
the winner February l5'h. 1882 Those
who try for the p'lze must send 20 cts.
in silver Quo postage stamps taken) with
their answer. tos which they will re-
ceivc the March nuu, Der of the Monthly,
in which will be published the name
aud address OF the winner of the prize
with the correct answer thereto. Cut
this out; it may lie worth $4,000 to
you. Address. RuTLsDdE PUBLISHING
COMPANY, Easton, Pa.
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Why WIN Won

Allow cold 10 advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious maladies, ouch
as Pneumonia, tlernorIh- ges aud Lang trou-
hlts when AN immediate leIici can be so
readily attained Boschee's German Syrup
has gained the lprgest sale ia he world Tor
The cure OF Coughs, Colds, and the severest
lung Diseases. 1t is Dr. Boscbee's famous
German prescription, and IS prepared with
the greatest cane. and no fear need DO enter
taiued in administering it 10 the Youngest
child, as per directions. The sale OF this
medicine Isl unprecedented Since first in-
uoduced there has been " constant increased
demund ANA without n single report OF u
failure 10 do its work in any case Ask
youi druggist as to the truth OF these re-
marks. Large sizs, 10 cents. Try it ana
be convinced.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-01-28

George W. Covington, the trustee in
the above cause. having petitioDed the
Court TO be released from the further
discharge of the trusts reposed 10 him
by the decree 10 said cause, and having
fled his account, under oath, of his re-
ceipts and disbursements as such trustee,
it is therefore ordered. this 26th day Of
January, in the year 1882, that notice
be given BY publication for two
successive weeks in some newspaper
printed in Worcester county, before The
10Th day of February neqs, of the fling
of said petition. aud that the said trustee
will be released from the further dis
charge OF said trusts, unless good cause
10 the contrary be shown on or before
the first day Of March next
Z. K. WILSON.
True copy test
Jau 1872. 1T. MArruEws. Clerk.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-01-28

THE opponents Of the Democracy
are organizing their resistance TO the
registration bill. They will say that
the bill is defective in this respect and
in that, but there are two reasons
which they will carefully not give for
their opposition that are stronger than
all the rest that they will give. They
Object 10 the passage Of a measure OF
reform by the Democracy in fulfill
mcnt Of is pledges, because they want
10 see lis measures fail and then have
another chance to go before the PEG
pie to censure the party for not fulfill
ing its pledges. The opposition has
done this once, and hopes TO do it
again. The other reason is that the
opposition does not really want i" re-
FORM" but office. The consequence
is that ths o. l. d. 5 and the Kepub-
licans are organizing to resist the pas
sage Of the registration reform bill.
Combinations OF Republicans and o.
l.. d. for this sort of work will lead
to no good. Cambridge Chronicle.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-01-28

MosT mortgages in existence contain
provision that if tax is ever imposed
upon mortgages the mor,gagor shall pa y
such tax. No State can pass law i'm
pairing contracts. aud if the mortgage
canno. be compelled. in some manner.
to bear the burden himself. it would he
proper ia framing the mortgage tax bill
TO exempt such existing mortgages. Let
The Legislature examiue tbs point well
before acting.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-01-28

On a down train on the Eastern
Shore railroad one day last week there
was a somewhat irrascible passenger,
in good deal of a hurry, and the
following conversation occurred The
engineer whstled " down brakes -
" What is the trouble, conductor "
"Cow on the track" coolly responded
the conductor. The man was satisfied.
Shortly afterward " down brakes" was
whistled again. q" What's the trouble
now ?" cried the same passenger
j" Cow on the track" was the reply.
Great heavens ! d" said the man ;
haven't we caught up with that COW
yet9'I
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-01-28

THE object of this suit is to procure q
decres Cor divorce a vinculo matri-
monii by the complainant, Theodore b.
Messick, from tie defendant, Mary Anne
Messick. The biz states that on or
about the twenty fifth day Of January,
in the year eig h.een hundred aud seven
ty, the said complainant vas legally
married to abe said defendant. and that
siDce said marriage, on or about the
eighth dag of October in the year
eighteen hundred and seventy eight. tho
said defendant abandoned and deserted
shs said complainant, ard that such
abandonment snd assertion has continued
unintesruptedly for more than three
years, aud is 6nsl aud deliberate 90 the
part of The said defendant. and that abe
separation is beyond coy reasonable ex-
pectaiion of reconciliation and that the
said defendant resides out of the State
of Maryland.
IL is therefore adjudged aud ordered
that the complainant, By caueing a copy
OF this order 70 be inserted in some
newspaper published in Worcester oouu-
ty. once in each Of foar successive weeks
before the LIST day of March next give
notice 10 the said absent defendant of
the object and substance OF this bill, and
warn her to appear in this court, 10 per-
son or BY solicitor, Oh OF before the lst
day OF July next, to answer the prem
lses. aud show cause. if any she bas,
why decree ought not to pass as prayed.
Z. K. WILSON.
True copy test:
|. L. MATTHEWS, Clerk.
A. P. BARNES,
Jan.2o-4t.l Sol. for Complainant.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-01-28
Friendship

The sweetest boon that Nature gives
To mankind here on earth,
Is friendship, that always lives
In sorrow or ia mirth.
VIXEN all is gone-gold, money, lands,
And joys in life are few,
There one link stronger than iron bands
And that is friendship true.
Oh, who so poor that does not claim
one friend, sincere and fast,
Who through all trouble will cemaia
A friend until the last.
Then when on earth the journey done,
Aud comes The long long rest,
Unto my grave hope will come
The friend " o loved ne best.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-01-28

Halls VEGETABLE SIcyLIAN HAIR
RENEwER is q scientific combination
OF some of the most powerful restora-
tive agents in the vegetable kingdom.
1t restores gray hair TO its original
color. It makes the scalp white and
clean. II cures dandruf and humors,
and falling-out of the hair. II furnishes
the nutritive principle by which the
hair is nourished and supported. 1t
makes the hair moist, soft and glossy
and is unsurpassed as hair dressing.
1t is the most economical preparation
ever offered TO the public, as its effects
remain long time, making only an
occasional application necessary. 1t is
recommended and used by eminent
medical men, and officially endorsed by
the State AsSayer of Massachusetts.
The popularity Of Halls Hair Remover
has increased with the test of many
years, both in this country and in
foreign lands, and Il is now known and
used in all the civilized countries of
the world.
For sale by all dealers.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-01-28

UNscRUPuLoUS ADVENTURES What
inducement can a counterteiter have
to produce anything good or reliable !?
Are they the class OF men who are to
furnish physic for the sick or to supply
medicine for the druggist to deal in ?
Beware of bogus and worthless com
pounds gotten up to sell Or the reputa-
ton of the purest and best family med
icine in the world BE sure you get
the genuine Simmons Liver Regula-
tor in White Wrapper, with large red
Z thereon, and see that ]. II. Zeilin &
Go are the proprietors of what you
buy.