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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-06

TT ,lmbuS Ohio Journal says of Ring 5
We Ambrosia: We elsewhere publish
On rtsemcnt of Rings Vegetable Am
1rosia, valuable hair restorative. Unlik e
n majority of the thousand and one res
tor,,tives advertised in the country press as a
specific for "all the ills that hair is heir to-
the Ambrosia really performs all that is claim
cd for it, This we know having used ii upon
the head editorial and found that in one short
month our hair, which was 4 decided gray, and
thin. changed to its original color, and our
bald spots covered with Il luxuriant growth OF
dark. lustrous hair Hereafter, Rings Nrge-
table Ambrosia shall occupy Il prominent
place upon our toilet table. because it is the
clcanest and best article of its class in the
market
See Advert;s ment in anoth Column
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-06

ALL who are In want of Boots or Shoes
had better call at PAUL's Boot and Shoe
Store. i'm the south room of. l.. Westervelts
Building, where they can buy better article
for less money than they can buy any where
clse in lvmouth
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-06
Do rs IL Pay Z

Aboltionism has cost the country one
million lives
Four thousand million dollars
-Four millions of widows and orphans
1t has made spectators in blood rich
1t has robbed the poor man of his earn
ings
1t has made aristocrats and paupers.
1t has made the laboring white men the
slaves of rich bond holders
1t has given US shin-plasters in place 0
gold and silver money.
1t has given us a stamp act worse thar
that of tyrant George the Ill.
1t has filled jails with criminals poo
houses with paupers and nation will
mourning
Does it paw
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-06
Does it pay?

The poor, contemplate, cowardly knaves
who tore down the posters announcing the
meeting at Bourbon yesterday, should not
be molested If detected, nor should any
punishment be meted out to the hair brain
ed numbsculs who rode around through
the township and advised democrats to stay
away from Bourbon Wednesday, because
there would be trouble there There is
nothing the due of these fellows but he
contempt of every decent man. Their
mcanness is only exceled by their stupidi-
ty AMI they are worthy of no attention but
to be despised. When the members of a
party become 50 hard pushed for existence
as an organic ,tion in any section as to re-
sort to such disrerutable tricks they should
only receive the pity of every humane
honest man.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-06

President Johnson and party arrived in
Chicago last night, and had reception at
the sherman House. They will be present at
The LAYING of the corner stone of the Douglas
monument today. after which they will de
part for ST. Louis before returning to Wash
ingtOn
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FOR SALE.


A T arm of 100 acres in high state OF cult
walton, 2ls miles southwest from Plymouth
pleasantly situated in beautiful and healthful
region Of comtry-good House and Barn. and
valuable Orchard Terms easy. Enquire OF
DR.. J, VI. Confer. nlc-6w.
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linn Der. klE,ll1er.

N. OGLESBEE, g. CO.. Manufacturers and
Dealers in lumber, are prepared to ill orders for
all kinds of lumber on short notice. Office al
II. G. Thaycr's Ware House.
N. II. OGLESBEE,
IL16-tf H. G.. THAYER
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-06

PoLITlCAL!-Almost the only excitement
now is elections, and electioneering is the
principal business of noted men lust step ir-
to the street and you hear hurrah for Turpie.
hurrah Cor ColfaX; but we say hurrah for
Nesterveit 4 Co., for they have the finest
stock OF goods in town and are selling them
at such prices that men and women 90 away
with their arms flied at all times of day. You
are, without regard to party, invited to call
and see those splendid Boots at 500 pair. or
Prints at 16 cts yard, good and fast colors;
all the best kinds Pinks & Puppies at % cts,
good Bro. Sheeting I'd wide at 10 & 81 cts
per yard, and every thing cheap. EVERY
ARTICLE is MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, THE
LOWEST PRICE at which they will be sold
John Reynolds remarked, before he left
St. Joseph county on his electioneerng
tour, we are informed, that she was going
down into Marshall county to beg a few
eorrerhead votes He is a good hand at
electioneering, but very foolish to spend
his time in Marshall county. The demos
Gratis down here have got their heads ''set,"
and it is useless to attempt to beg or buy
them to vote for an abolitionist for the
most important Office they have to I'LL by
their votes. Money will not always win.
The democracy Of Marshall county vote for
principles more precious than gold
The corpus Of valuable animal of
the canine species was discovered lying
in front of Blains drug store on Tuesday
morning, looking as if he had been the
unfortunate victim of misplaced conf>
dence
Ii is stated that secretary of the interior
Harlan before retiring from office, filled
every vacancy in that bureau, and had
even made appointment to vacancies that
would occur during the next two months.
The Southern radical convention assem>
bled in Philadelphia Monday, affected a
temporary organization. Mr.. Durant, of
Louisiana. was appointed temporary chair
man. After appointing the usual commit
tees the convention adjourned until Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock.
Thad. Stevens says the President is
worse than lice, murran, frogs, locusts and
SIGH But he spares the worst compari-
SON. lie dosen't accuse him of being worse
than Thad Stevens.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-06

Thad. Stevens says the President is
worse than lice, murrain, frogs, locusts and
sich But he spares the worst compari-
SON. lie dosen't accuse him of being worse
than Thad Stevens
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Ii is stated that secretary of the interior
Harlan before retiring from office, filled
every vacancy in that bureau. and had
even made appointment to vacancies that
would occur during the next two months
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
REPORT OF THE CONTROLLER OF THE CUR.
RENCY.
: THE CUR.

OFFICE OF The CONTROLLER OF TUE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON 1866 )
SIR In compliance with provisions OF Section Oh ofhe Ma
onn Currency Act the honor TO present through you
TO the Congress the United States the following report
Since the last Annual Report 6 National Banks have been
organized OF which associations and II are conyer
Of existing state Banks 10 the National system making
the total number organized up to October /, l6od
The following table viii exhibit the number OF Banks with
the amount OF capital and circulation III each state and Terri
tOry
New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
s23zlG9I43 90

For the Navy Department. 231HsO 81
AO' ~ - s237 100 lf3 90
Lea.ils Lis "a % pr1,,re pr1 W esl'' g s7e33Os sJ6 Oi
me eccpts for the nex fiscal year ending June 90 ls6s
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

JUNE 13.-FbouR. Howard street Super
and cut Extra 10aS10. 80, do. Extra shipping
IL 50a412 so, do high grades l2aSl3, do
Family I4aSl5 so; Ohio Super and cut Extra
IOaSl0 25, do Extra shipping 10 50all, do
retailing II 50a$l3 80, and do Family 10
aSl5 so, Northwestern Super . 50aS975 +;
do, Extra 10 75aSll so; City Mills Super
. J0aS9 10 shipping brands Extra 1iaSl4 80
do standard Extra 1la$ll rs, do high grade
Extra.Sl 5 Baltimore, Wclchs and Green.
field Family Sl7 so per Dbl. Rye Flour,
@ 25aS6 80 per Dbl Corn Meal, yellow
and white 50aSI Is per Dbl
GRAIY.-Salcs of $50 bushels at Sal ;
400 do at SO 10, and 2l5 bushels at SO u
Corn, White 81 90 per bnshcl 100 bushels
yellow sold at 90 cts. OATS 900 bushels
offered, with sales of Western at 10 cts. and
PENNSYLVANIA 10 cts. weight.
PaovwIoSs.-We report sales of 90 hhds
Bacon Sides at lsa cts; 40 do, at 1sl cts.
80 do. Shoulders, at lj4 cts. We quote
sales Of rs tierces Western Lard ut % cts;
80 do. Butchers at 2li cts.
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TO CONsUMH'TAVEs.

The advertiser, having been restored to
health in few weeks by a very simple rene.
dy, after having suffered for several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, C6nsumption--is anxious To make
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of
cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy
Of the prescription used free Of CHARGE,
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will find n sure Cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds, and all Throat and Lung
Affections. The only object Of the adycr-
tiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which
he conceives to be invaluable, and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as II viii
cost them nothing, and mayprove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, FIRE., by
return mail, will please address
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
doe28. 1y
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pdrThe pretcnse of plantation hunt
ing Yankees that their object in going
South is not to make money, but to bet
Ter the conditioned the bonighted pop
citation of that region, recalls the .anec-
dote told by Dean Swift Of the speech
made by William of Orange, when he
landed at Torbay, in 1858, on his way
to take possession of the British throne.
"Mein peoples" said his majesty to a
deputation of loyal Britons who had
assembled on the quayito welcome him,
"Mcin PEBBLES, come here for your
goot---for all your yoots"--the most
remarkable instance, said the sarcastic
and witty Dean, in all history of a man
aRcoRsciously telling the truth.
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Notice of Personal Discharge.

nN application by petition in writing OF
I JoHN SULLIVAN, Of Carroll county, to
the Circuit court for Carroll county, for the
benefit Of the 4sth Article OF the code OF
Public General Laws of the State OF Mary
land, entitled insolvents, schedule OF his
property and list Of the debtsd due him, with
the names of his debtors, and also list OF
the debts due from him with the names OF
his creditors, verified by affidavit, being an
..;esed TO his said petition. and being saus-
fed that the said John Sullivan, has at no
time within two years previous to said appli-
cation been discharged under any lnsolyent
Law Of this State and tbs said petitioner
having taken the oath prescribed by law,
and having also executed TO a Trustee by
said Court appointed a good and sufficient
Deed for his property and estate of every
description (the necessary wearing apparel
aud bedding of himselfand family cxccpted,)
and delivered the same TO said Trustce--and
the said Trustee having also executed a bond
10 the state Of Maryland by said court ap-
proved, for the faithful discharge of his trust
1T isthcrefore ordered and directed that
the .SccoM NoRddN Qf N0Uembei', negt, be
fixed as the day for the appearance of said
John Sullivan, in the circuit court for ear.
roll comfy, to answer such heterogeneous
or allegations rs his creditors, endorscrs, or
surciies may propose or allUgc against him.
aud that the said petitioner cause notice OF
said day to be given to his creditors by pub.
lication in some newspaper printed in carroll
county for three successive months prior to
the said second Monday OF November, 1866.
Given under my hand this 3rd day of
March, 1866.
WM. A McKELLIP, clerk
True copy,-lest:
mar9.8m WV A McKmLr, elk
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]. ]. BAUMGARTRER,
" o VT y ~ y ~ y 1T
Attorney nj Law and solicitor
ia ChanCCrI.

WILL practice las 500 l'le caHr.' 30 Car.
w mi ruuu'G viii wd sud r3u3.rl
those who ara wu..ul estates jB iGr Or.
plaus Cont, uul Amt Wills. b~ls Ar.
Can be sean 10 he Union National Bank
Of Nrstmins3er, from % 90 clock s. NJ, 800.
iii O'clock T.. lud ,u laa esuuius a'
h., ra-idcufa opposite dlr tamer & Nc.
ohnuics National l.luk ui Ntsimnaes.
mAN2l LIZ.
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In hc C,rcut Co,ut jor CoyroH Co"Sty
In EgaiW, tn JaDe 1866, No. 7S9.
T. Parbin Scott, Exc'r. &e, DgpEHEp
~. ~ rs Inc
John J. Banllitz and othcrs J Court that
the sale made aud reported By T Parhn
Scott, Trustee ina this case be finally ratified
aud confirmed, unless cause TO the contrary
be shown on or before the 9th 'lay Of July
next: Prorided a copy Of this order be pub.
lishcd once a wcck lur three successive weeks
before that dar in some newspaper printed
and published ia thu County. The reports
state, the amount Of aalo 60 be @iii ~.
WM A. NckEi.Llp, OK,
True copy.--Icd:
Juuc 7,-3t WN. 4. MckGLlIr, ca.
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IIOU = Il 60
MEAT HOUSE, SPRING HOUSE

MEAT HOUSE, SPRING HOUSE,
STABLE, &c, all of which arc in
good repair.
The above described Real Estate will be
sold subject to the Dover right of the widow
therein This property is situated on the
county Road leading from Sandy Mount, 10
Paiapsco Station of the Western Maryland
Railroad, adjoining the land Of James
Rhodes, John Platter mud others, and i the
same Of which Elijah Woolery died, seized
and possessed.
Terms nj Sdie are one third cash on the
day of sale, or upon the ratification thereof,
aud the residue 10 be paid in equal payments
the one to be paid Ia six months. aud the
other in twelve months from the day of sale.
the credit payments TO be secured by the
notes Of the purchaser or purchaser, bear
ing interest from the day Of sale, with secu.
rity 10 be approved 10y the Trustee
AIARlAlI OUiiSLER. Trustee
CRdUr & REifsNIDgu, Solicitors.
mav2l-tz J. 4. Gorsnch. Auc'i
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Office OF the Western Nd,
RaIIr0ad COMPANY.

NEuuyrrn. Nav lE.h, ls1G.
VN pursuance with an order Of Che Prcs'
deaf mud DIRECTOR, nutiee is hereby giy.
cu that au iualullmrut 81 pHo Dollar per
share s required 20 ho paii hy ,hr FuhscTi.
hers 10 stock nu OF before tHr 1nib dJy Of
June most Those roail,ua in baltimore
win pas 20 Samuel Harris & SONS those re'
siding IN Washington county 20 G. Auz,
E,g., those in Frederick md Carroll cpur.
lic. 20 the undersigned aiibc uGen in West.
minister. JOHN b. BOYLE.
t.r.of = Treasurer.
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Has been in succc.sfpl practice for number
of years. With the experience OF the dihcrcut
hnspiials In Europe. al.n member II The An
alyiicai Medical lustitatc Of Ncw York. rnnin-
ucs To- attend 20 al profr.sipnal eases al his Of
fec SO. Ms Eilhrft Strout Philadelphia.
No patent Medicines ase used or rrrom-
mcnded the remedies administered are those
which will not break down tho constitution but
rrn1yAip Use systpm from all injuries i hos sus.
tanned from mineral madeleine nuA leave The
system IN healthy and perfectly cured con
ditipn.
DESTROYER Of health and happiness. npdcrmin-
log The constitutions aud yearly carrying thon.
sand. 10 uutimcly grave, can m"st mphaiieal-
Nv be- cured.
Mclaucholy. Abbrrratian that state o. Aliena.
ton and trcakufss fihc mind which rrhdrrs
pcrson. incapable ~ enjoying ,ha pieasarH or
performing The duties Z" life.
GnrraAfHH in any FORM ~ condition. elruu-
mic 0r acute warranted durable.
rrftrrsr. ct falling sickrrss, ell chronic OF
stubborn caFva ~
FEMALE DISEASES,
rndieallr removed. Salt iheHm sud every
description 8f uiarTaiinus fsifs aHd srfniuluus
dissnsa. Rhish hate hsfipd an pfpyiDus mFdi,al
XIII can b. eBrcd hy MY treatment; end dn
say al dissHseH, sos tuset HfHus4 can hr cured
rs wcaftpg mY Moderated Jacket which s. 70
protection a. thr lurga agHiHt ~ rlauEra NJ
weather Sri DO climate. Having iBrfs'iFat ff
,ears the raase aul character 81 iHirtnliitfhh
fever and agari iu 90 parr 81 She lhird
Staifr 70 ti care permanently 81 eHHHiU ur aruia
casrs 81 asne 4 nervous d grasses .u 81 ii.H dafs
Co-,.r Cared r,sssf me- lag. % bsar'ag
H1oyd
Taqe Worm thsl dread a. che Herman Family
fr yesfa. taa Dr. removed vilH lub nr three
dos.s ~ in1 nrs, Us Uncovered faH# dEs uArrar.
ted 40 ail eas.e. tunfulianFH in far LUell-h
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects ofyouthful indiscretion, will, for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free ia
all who need it, the recipe and directions fol
making the simple remedy by which he wac
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience, can do so by adj
dressing JOHN i. OGDEN.
No. IS Chambers ST., New York.
dacnR-1y
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THE FERTILIZER
FOR
NJ A RY | A Nd | land S.
II All CHS
RaW-EOne Phosphate

ContamiRg IS per cent. IF Phosphate If
lime, and 4.05 per cent. Of Ammonia.
TT should be borne in mind that the Phos.
4 phatc Of Lime in this article being OBJ
tanned exclusively from Raw Bones and n
true Bird tiuano, there is no part Of it mop.
cra,iyc, as in the case Of Super Phosphate
made from Mineral Gnanos; but being en-
tircy Soluble in the Soil, continues toimpart
its icrtilizing qualities to the crops for years.
The remarkable success which has atten-
dcd its usein Maryland and parts Of Virginia.
IS n sufficient guaranty 10 induce those who
have not tried it 10 do So
The Grain crop in this State, whore this
Fertilizer has been applied, is supposed to
have been increased from % to 50 per cent.
By IL use; while for Tobacco and Grass
Lands is success has been equally decided.
The Baltimore price * uniform with the
Manufacturer Factory Price.
GEORGE DUGDALE,
Manufacturers Agent,
No. l05 Smiths Wharf, Baltimore, Nd,
For sale by BOWERS & GEliR,
icbsam Westminster.
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w HERE he may be- found ut all times
w when NOT Professionally engaged at
the following points
Tnioa E,lige.-Ist Wednesday Of every
month. remaining until Saturday.
Nc,r Hfadyor. BAD Wednesday OF every
month, remaining until Saturday
IitioRtora -ird Wednesday every month,
remaining until Friday evening.
Taaryio,rH FRIDAY every month, re
mining until the Wednesday following
The full trial Of the above process at my
Office during last week, have the pleasure
of announcing, was perfectly successful, as
can be attestcd BY number of certificates
left in my hands-and have therefore re
solved 60 continue the use ofitinmy practice.
CllAS BlLLlNGSLEA.
dcc7ly. npl3
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear Something very much
to their advantage by return mail (free OF
charge by addressing the undersigned. -
Those having fears of being humbugged viii
oblige by not noticing this card. All Others
will please address their obedient servant
TH0S. i. CHAPMAN,
dec28ly s3l Broadway, New York.
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NOTICE.

nNHE Subscriber, having been much an
1 noyed by persons crossing his meadows
and committing damage &c. thereon, hereby
gives notice that he forbids any person from
entering OF crossing his meadows, and will
prosecute all such trespassers hereafter, to
the extent of the law.
WILLIAM STULTZ,
may3l-3t Union Bridge, Md.
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A Grist-mili at Middleton, New York
appears to have been "dcaling death
around the land, by infusing lead, with
which crevices in the milestone were
filed into the -four and meal which it
produced. The consequences are quite
serious. ~ E>Nl
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a. r. g. a. M.

TgNHE members of Door 10 Virtue Lodge,
No. 10, \. +, & a. NJ, are requested
to meet at their Lodge room, on InrEsDAy
EyEHING, JrNs DIST, at Z o clock.
There will be an election for officers on
that evening, aud other business of impor
tance 10 the Lodge will be transacted,
A. ID. SCHAEFFER
June st Secretary.
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WHITE Goods.

A new and varied assortment of bestimportcd
white twiilcd India long Cloth, plain, plaid and
checked Nainsooks, French Swiss plain and
dotted, and an endless variety of Cambria Bril-
liants and dimity. We have no hositancy in
saying we have the best line of white goods now
kept in town. Call and see for yourselves.
may24 MASSIE d co.
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WESTERN
ss.4 MARYLAND s+,g
RAIL R 0 A D.
Change of Timo.


ON aui after MONDAY, May 2lt. 1866,
ihr Trsius wiH rpu ~ follows.
Easiraysi. Leave | mon Bridge ni g. IS
4. N. "a. N. aud 2luP. NJ
l.rngo Westminster % frlu 4. ". aud
g.ilA. 81. and 2.s5 J.. NJ
Ua'ir4fi save Baltimore 81 g.i5 4.
NJ, $50 T.. NJ. and $50 r. NJ
Arrive at WcIminster 30 li.i1 A. w.,
COS +. " apd 800 +. ".
Arrive ai t'piou Bridge at i225 T. ",
CSC =. st. aud r. 81 T. N.
RS Freight Trims daily cash way, ion.
copt saadAy.l
rB-An Express Freight Car leaves ca.
vera Station daily, lcErept Saturdays nud
SUNDAYS. J. az $50 J.. M-bui an goods 1t
that car must b. delivered heiorc 500 J.. ",
Fofa ur information in regard 20 Fr-ishls
pr Carr, apply to the undersigned 1T Wcl.
minister.
L. H. IRWIN,
mBy 2iF Supb
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Trustees Sale.

FINDER q decree of tho Ciruit Court Of
| Carroll cuunty. in equity the under
asucl, Trustee, viii positively acll ut Public
Halo. o, D. Wortliuriop Hotel, IN HHmp-
sl.s.l. un SATD NDAl. 4uE 2NBpTJ | NJ.
i4ls. al o'eloak. l.. ",
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q. s. a. NJ.

ia TN Il members of George
MA | Washington Lodge, &, r.
T-yI5sjX' A. ~, are hereby notified that
-1Tg[kS-g,. the Election Of officer. viii take
SFh'"~F place on the next stated Lodge
night, JUNE 2uh, aud also other business
Of Importance viii bc before the lodge. A
full attendance is earnestly desired.
by order,
IRA T.. GROUSE.
may 3i-8t Secretary.
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No. 8G8, Equity.

In me- Cirroi N,pyi fur Corrpi ronaiy
Levi Rcecher & lnKDEREp tl3s 'll
Ella, Bccehef " day "C Junc 1860
~. 'hli thr audit Glrj IN
Noah Bcrcler. the ahpyr cause Ice iiunl
Anna VI. nrrch,r % mJ,lirIaud confirmed,
and Others. uulars cause "a thc con
trury bc shuHn on pr bri1r. the 23rd day oN
juno iusi--JrorhirJ, copy Of this order hr
inserted 10 some nrwsp1par printed in Car
roll county, for two successive weeks pfs'i
Gus 10 the inst named day.
WM A. NckElLIP, CIR.
True copy Iut.
june ~ WM. 4. MckrMjr. Ok.
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70 ST., EQrIT

y = 90 y y
In hc C1rrui rosyi lpr curJoH Coaaiy.
|oh" S. S@"s1ary' (Os.,o.,r.G,..ip'
Susan T.. Katman. & other J day Of june
1890. that lbe Audit filed iu tho above caWr
he Gua'Iy ratified uud confirmed. unless
cause 20 tap contrary be hpun pu.ar before
the 21rl dos of luur inst. fiuraiu copy
Of thu order ho inserted iu SOME newspaper
printed iu Carroll tuautr. for tao success.
iyr wreck. previous 90 iHr InH named day.
WN. A. NckElllp, CHI
Iruu enar,--irsi:
.lnur 1..at VS. a. W kuB1r. OK
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IN EAn rEn NEAR! 81 -

Gel -nA PER YEAR! Wcvant
- ..)lJ1 mscut, everywhere 20 faIl
our IvrupYEp -2J Sewing Machine. Three
now kinds. tnicr and upper feed Way.
nuicl Eve yoars Above salary ur large
cowni sirua paii The 0NLy mach.uc sold
10 United States for less than 20, wbirhnrc
tally AccHse3 IN Ifp,sc Wheeisr 4 llidsn,
Gy0rsr a. Balsi. singer e Co., and Bdch.
cLirr IN other cheap machines nrr in'
fringcIasi,is aud the y.irT or usrr arr habi,
10 arrrsi, fine, anil imprisonment. Circulars
FREE Address, or call upon
SHAW K CLARK,
Blddcfnrd, Maine, or Chicago, III,
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