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The colored citizen., 1866-05-19
R0l IuuIs uu-vr, Buy.

Willie" said Mrs Mills to her little
boy, 8" / wish you to do an errand for me
" Won't you put on your hat and &c
quickly, for am in haste -
90 mother" whined Willie, 81
want to finish this boat can't Harry go
I've brought in some wood, and-and
=" Now MOTHER responded Harry
"I don't want to go, I've been to the
pasture with the cow this morning, and
that's great deal more than Willie's
done.''
A look of pain passed over the gentle
face of Mrs. Mills at these fretful excu.
ses of her boys, but they were too alb
sorbed in their selishness tonotice it. 81
am very sorry" said she, 6" that my little
boys are so unwilling to help theil
mother"
This mild reproof aroused the boys
somewhat, for they both had loving hearts
and knew very well what was right
so Willie listened little to his con-
science, and said, "Well, I'll go Z" and
Harry, rather ashamed of the part he
had acted, added, II can go, suppose,
if Willie don't want to-" You may
go, Willie" said his mother. SO he
laid aside his boat, and prepared to obey
his mother, it was not done in that glad
willing man ner, that boys should always
have when waiting upon or doing any
thing for their mother.
And now | wonder what my little
friends will say about this. kind OF obedi-
ence. Some of you l fancy, will say
that it is a very poor sort. Others will
perhaps think. if they don't like to say it
aloud" Q, dear, you make great ado
about such little thing as that-Willie
reminded his MOTHER. But / can't make
it seem little thing for any boy or girl
to wilfully or carelessly give their mother
one pang of sorrow. Willie did the err
rand, to be sure, but in what kind of
a spirit did he do it And am sorry to
say that it had become quite habit, both
with him and Harry, to always have such
trivial excuses ready when asked to do
anything, so that it became very unpleas-
ant to ask any favor of them. And even
though they performed the request do
you think it gave them the same pleasure
that it would it they had done it in a
cheerful manner? O, no indeed, it did
not, for they so plainly showed that it
was not for love they did it. And how
many times that mother will do things
herself, rather than see those cloudy looks
she knows would come.
0, boys, love your mothers, and not
only love them in your careless way,
but show your love by being tender and
attentive towards her. Watch for chances
to Tighten her cares, and when she speaks
to you, stop your talk or play. and listen
to what she says. If you only knew in
how great degree you are responsible
for her happiness or sorrow, you would be
very careful how you caused her pain, but
always try TO give her joy, and SO save
The colored citizen., 1866-05-19

yourselves thousand pangs in after life,
and also reap rich reward every day
from your approving consciences, as well
as your mothers loving smile. Try it
boys, and see if it isn't so.-Sister Mary,
In Zion's Herald
The colored citizen., 1866-05-19
NO. %.

Eunice, as Mrs. Prouty passed them and
went in. We're such terrible creatures,
you know, talking and laughing over our
luncheons and going to walk. And it's
such a satisfaction to her to see it. /
don't know what some saints would do if
if there was'n world round them lying
window Mrs Proutv had entered the
deaconnesses' sitting-room, and taken
position whence she could converse di-
rectly with that body, and, if occasion
offered, send few words, also, over her
shoulder, at the group upon the porch.
In minute or two TIE side-fre began
eyes, it was a very feeling discourse, and
I hope we shall see some fruits of it.
But it seems pretty hard to make any
impression on our young folks, somehow.
with most of 'em." Might as we'll be
so, perhaps, as in at the ear and out at
| lH@ IuOulHJ COluIleEAeH VoduHd III all
undertone. "I'm afraid there's some
mischievous influence that undoes it all, T"
continued Mrs. Prouty, with a sigh.
"I know there is, but it isn't the sort
You mean. Come, girls, let's go and
have our walk. | shall say something
out loud, presently, if we stay here.
can't BEAR" continued Joanna, as the
little party prepared to move at her sug-
gestion, "to be put into dark closet,
and have somebody continually coming
to look in, and ask me if [ am sorry yet
| always feel like saying, as | did to my
mother once, when I was little girl,
When sorry | let 90 know" But
then," said one of the group timidly, "
don't think we ought to make fun of such
things" Nor I either, Abbie," an.
swered Joanna quickly, and with chang
ed manner "I don't make fun of the
things it's only the way people behave
about them. 1t isn't real it isn't nat
ural. When folks really do give their
hearts, whether it's to God or fellow.
creature, it isn't thing, think, thai
they can go round telling about. There:
only one concerned to know anything
about it it."-IHe Gayvorthys
The colored citizen., 1866-05-19
Rates for Advertising:

Per square of ten lines or less, one dollar for tn
first insertion and fifty cents for each additiona
insertion.
Advertisements, for less than three months will
be charged by the sqnare, unless otherwise agreed
upon Fl
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VALUABLE WOOD LOTS Al
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold at Public Sale at the Sub
/ wv scriberis residence, in Myers District
! Carroll county. about miles from Dagif
Bachman's Mill, and about / mile iron
Geiman's Mil, on
| Saturday, ne f0M ofRfflruafy, 1866
A part of his Real Estate which Il laid of
into Lots, as follows:
Lot No. containing 81 Acres of Land.
Lot No. . containing Acres, kaofls and
81 Perches Of land
Lot No. containing q Acres, 2 Roods and
10 Perches Of Land.
Lot No. 4 containing 9 Acres, Ro0ds and
perehes 81 Land.
All the aforcsaid Lots are covered with fine
and Young Thriving III BIER, consisting OF
Oak, Hickory and 'hegtaat that cannot BE-
surpassed, and having also running Water
thereon. ~ 4
Lot No. containing G Acres. 2 Roods
% Perches Of cleared Land, aud has several
Springs thereon, and would make a VERY
nice building location.
Lot No. containing II Acres, . Roods
and 20 Perches of Land; about Acres Of
this Lot is cleared and under fencing, and
the balance is in fine TIMBER, aud has also
Springs and running water, and would make
a very desirable huilding location.
Lot No. 7 containing ~ Acres, Rood
4 Is Perches of Land; about 9lAcrcs of this
Lot Is covered with fine TIMER, con.
sistiug of Oak. Hickory aud Chestnut. and
the balance is cleared Land, under good
fencing and in good condition, aud has also |
Springs and running water, and would make |
. very eligible building site
Also, another Tract containing about |
S2 Acres of Land. more or lesa. and |
. IN high state Of cultivation aud ilndm |
rood fencing, and there is about Acres of /
rood Meadow Ground, aud would make a 1
ice Homestead Thn Lot najnihs Joshua
Nisner and Others. II ii well worthy the |
attention Of capitalists, AZ tho sale Of All the
lforesaid Lots will be positive, aud such
Timber Land Is seldom In market, and |
,aving oil been surveyed, plat Of the same
vail be exhibited on the day Of slsle.
Persons wishing 10 view sAid Lots pre-
ipus 20 The day Of ale viii please ca.ll on
he Subscriber, who will take pleasure IL
living oil information respecting the same
Sale to commence ~ o clock =. NJ
Terms made known on day 81 sale
This whole TRACT, containing 26i
Acres. more or lrss, will De offered ~
'Fivaia sale until the above date, shan II
.ot disposed Of, the ~ Acr,q will H. sold 10
.oig, o. enumerated.
PETER NASENHEtaER.
j, lIgNHY Horrf, AnriiuReer.
ian2jis J. ". Esghari, OK.
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UBLIC SALE.

TINS Subscriber rrsidingndjoinng Grove !
Mil. on lite Stone road leading from Levi
Frock Store 70 the Little-toNn Pike. two
miles from Shull' Store, will sell 1T Public
Sale, on FRIDAY, ND az FEBRUARY.
1866, the following valuable property, to wit.
ONE GOOD BROOD MARE, -
-sg----s TWO Mich COWS, GU,
S- one fresh on The day Of Y, ~
~ sale Hoifcrs. 2 Of them heavy
with Calf thriving Young Balls head %
Sheep . Snws fhreshine Machine, horse
power ] four horse Plantation Wagon;
new fnrrow Plough; Harrow single
frees, double Trees aud Stretchara Log
Chains, ! seit Of Front Gears. Also, ono
excellent TEMPLATE STOVE, besides
many other articles not mentioned.
Termse n Saic. RI All sums Of IS and under
cash on all sums above that amount credit
Of Six months viii be given, the purchaser
giving note, with approved security, bearing
interest from day Of Sale
GEORGE KING.
WILLIAM TACO, Auctionccr. janll
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Noslce OF I.ersonal DiscIlarge.

I
I'm application by petition in writing Of
/ " WILLIAM C0PHSHAyER, of Carroll coun.
ty, to the circuit court for Carroll county
for the benefit Of the 18th Article of the
code Of Public General Laws OF the State
! Of Maryland, entitled insolyents, q schedule
Of his property and list of the debts due
him, with the names of his debtors, and also
a list Of the debts due from him, with the
names OF OF his creditors, verified by afidn-
vii, being annexed TO his sud petition, and
being satisiied that the said William Copcn.
haver, has at no time within two years pre-
Yi0us 10 said application been discharged
under any lnsolyent Law Of this State; and
the 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 aud es.
tate of every description tthe necessary
wearing apparel and bedding Of himself and
family excepted and delivered the same to
SAID Trustce--and the said Trustee having
also executed bond to the State Of Mary.
land by said court approved for the faith |
tul discharge Of his trust--lt Is therefore /
ordered aud directed chat the Second Non. /
dun NJ Nay, 1866, be fixed as the day for I
the appearance ofsaid William CopenhaYcr. |
in the circuit court for carroll county, To an
swer such interrogatories or allegations as
his creditors, endprsers, OF suretics may pro.
pose or allege against him, and that the said /
petitioner cause notice Of said day 70 DO given
to his creditors by publication inspine news.
paper printed in carroll county for three sue.
cessisc months prior to the said Second
Monday Of May, 1866.
Given nader my hand this 18th day Of
January, 1866.
WM, A. McKELLlP, clerk,
True copy, Test;
jaHlS-3m W.. 4. Mckgmr. elk.
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E.tae NJ c1l-5 xiP-ak, deesase,l
NOTICE +. hcrGl,s: given tla, the sab.
! Y serii,er baa obtained lromtha Orphans
Cont Of Carroll county, letters Taiamen.
tary on the personal estate Of Cum NJ
PEAg isteof Carroll county, Nd dec'd Al
persaus hnging claims against said estate are
hereby warned 70 exhibit The same With The
VOUCHER, 10 shp subscriber wiiainaik months
from ihi date, otherwise they pay IS law ic
excluded from the beuciits Of said cstH,s. --
Those indebted ore requested 10 make iin.
mediate payment
JOHN NDop. olJo.
iHulS.ft+ Executor
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ERROFlsasl ! .YteslTaa. J

A Gontlsinan who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, psaamature Decay, aud ali
the effects vi youthful faliscretion, win, for
the sake of.safIering humanity, send free to
all who need ~, tho recipe and objections for
making thasisnple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertiser'B dyperieaeel can do 10 by I'D.
dressing bng JOHN Bt0GDEN,
0oooal No. y i P99agn4leGFfg ST seY York.
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SI RnGlsFE NEAR We want
u sAa u.

I'D sJUNJFAg eilIN ! eYelyNIere @ sell
our IMPROVED $40, Sewing Machines. Three
new kinds. Underapd slpper feed. War
ranted five years. Above salary or large
commissions paid. The ONLY machines sold
in United States fsr1less thah $40, which are
fully licensed by Ifo,os, JjIsseieJe "a Ipitson,
Grocer q Baker, Singer q CO., and Bach
elder. AH other cheap machines are IN
.ftiageme,sts and the seller or user are Nable
10 arrest, mr., ana imDrisonmelts Circulars
free. Address, or call npon es e
SHAW u CLARK,
hn111y Biddleford, Mpine.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Estateof Cathartac Irarehia.e, deed
NOTICE is hereby given that the Sub
IN scriber have obtained from the Or
phane' Conrtof Carroll county letters Tes-
tamentary on the Personal Estate Of CArHA-
RlNE WAREnIME, late Of Carroll county decd
All persons having claims against said Es-
tate are hereby warned to exhibit the same
within six months from this date, otherwise
they may be excluded from all benefits of
said Estate. Those indebted are requested
to make immediate payment.
JOHN THOMAS WAREHIME,
feb1-4t# Executor.
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Grove, Skunk h Co.,
Produce Dealers

q B.
| COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
A Few DOORS FROM THE DEPOT.
Westminster, Md.
VIZ have formed Copartnership for
the purpose Of extensively engaging in
the Wholesale Produce Business, and
keep heavy Stock Of
FEED, 3
FLOUR,
and all kinds of Country Produce con-
stantly on hand
Also FARMERS and GARDENERS
IMPLEMENTS in great variety.
HARDWARE,
such as
Hinges,
Lccks,
Chains, i'
Curry Combs,
and articles in TINT line.
c have a fue stock of WINES and
LIQUORS to which wc invite attention
Of purchasers.
Also the best assortment of
GROCERIES
IL Westminster, and desire purchasers
10 call on us before purchasing else
aherc. All goods at Wholesale or
Retail, in quantities to suit
Having extensive accommodations
OF carrying on upon large scale the
Forwarding Business Generally. Far
mrs and Producers viii be dealt with
lIon the nest advantageous terms.
WIN u. GROVE,
BENZ. SKUNK,
DANIEL LINK.
tanfa pta
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.


The State Normal School, designed for
the education Of those who wish to be en-.
ploycd as teachers in the Public Schools of
Maryland, will be opened on the Fifteenth
q January, in the saloon of the Red Mems
Hall, Paca street. Baltimore under the
charge Of Prof NEWELL.
Young men must be ut least seventeen
years Of age; young women, ut least sixteen:
and must bring the certificate ofappointmeut
required by law, from the Board Of School
Commissioners Of Baltimore city, or of the
county 10 which they belong.
Tuition and Text Books Free TO those who
are regularly appointed, and file a written
declaration that L i their intention TO teach
in the Public Schools of Maryland. Others
will be charged twenty-five Dollars per
session.
For further information apply at the Office
of the State Superintendent Of Public In
struciion, p North Calvert street; or TO the
President Of the Board Of School Commits
doners q Carroll county, JAcon H. CmHrsr
iaulS.at
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Efaf- NJ E-fk Reo,rr. drreasrd
NOTICE hereby given that ,he sub.
y scrlber hss obtained from the Orphans
Court efgarroll county, letter documentary
ua the Persons, EHge Of JmlcE RgAyE8,
late st Carroll c5uHiY, decreased. Al
per aus having rlaims against aid estate ARE
hereby p4gapd 10 csl5ait the same within
six months From this date otherwise they
mng lt lass ht excluded from aft buueiis d
said ass.e Iha indebted nra requested
te make usmr8iair paYmeuf
ISABELLA &. BEAVER.
iaElii AdmHi8tatnx.
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Fancy T.Io,,ors.

U ISf received and for salea lot Of Fancy
~ Liquors, consisting nj Ginger, Cherry,
Blackberry and Peach Brandies.
febl i5tc H. l{keseH.
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80 o, 1. d Il VvErK X.

10000 Active, Stirring Agents, linen or
women wanted in every city, town, village,
neighborhood, factory and shop in the land
Business strictly honorable and little or no
capital needed TO commence. 70 the right
sort Of applications we offer inducements
which win enable them to make $50 per
week in the cities, and proportionato
amount in the interior @
Send one dollar forfve samples worth one
dollar each, r!your ownnse, if you do not
choose to sell them again, and our coniden-
tial circular offens n Ageias will be also
~T.&H. GAUGHAN& CO. Importers.
jan25.4t y q ! ll6 Broadway, My.
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Farm at Private Safe.

4 will ell AZ Private Sale good little
| Farm Of 30 ACRES. situated on The
Deer Park Road, about half uile from the
Deer Park Chapel. About one half of the
Farm il in excellent Chestnut TIMBER,
with Lime Kiln on fireplace. Well wmcred,
and good improvements.
Terms to suit the purchaser.
Persons wishing particulars can call on
Mr. Burgess Nelson, near the premises, or
the Agent in Westminster,
ian25tf LEVI EVANS.
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TO COXSIsglsrryEs.

The advertiser, having been restored 10
health in afew lW a very simple rorne-
dy, after. having suffered for several years
with severe hng affection, Rnlth dread
disease, Copsumptiont is anEipus 10 make
known to his felowsnlicrers the means Of
cure.
To all who desire 1t, he viii send Il c6ly
of the prescription psed free ,of .eharKe)f
with the dirqcioas Cor prnphriae and using
the same, which they will find a sure Cure
for Coasnmpsion, Fiailn;, lifoaalhis,
Coughs, golds. "and m Throat and Lung
Affections. The only object Of ihc adycr.
tiser in sendngthe Prescription IS to benefit
the afflicted and spread Information which
he concewes to be invaluable, aud he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, az It will
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, f'nEE, by
return mail, will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg, Kings Co, New York.
dec28 " =
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.- .::;,s::-;Tss ;::;:lD Strickland'S
No aMELLIFLpOUS
MORE. C0mgl Esnisanl

a warranted to be the only preparation
known to cure Coughs, Colds, hoarseness,
Asthma, Whooping cough, chronic coughs
consumption. bronchitis, and Group. being
prepared from honey and herbs, 1t is heat
ing, sof,euiug, and expectoratlng, AND par
ti,mlarly suitable ior Ill affections Of the
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere. janls.ly
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THE Largest Stock of Ladies'. Misses and
Gents heagy ohm o. Rubber Shoes, in the
market, ut low prices, at
jani FttcFg & Co.'S
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80 s22 EQFirl.
NEW SKIRTS FOR 1866.
The Great Invention Of the Age IN
EHBOp SMTRTs.

ne httAt Invention Of The Age 10
moor RIgTs.
j. ". BRADLEY's Kew Patcut DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC Cor doubel SPRING SKIRT.
THIS INVENTION consists Of DrglEx
Tor tgoi ElLHmc pgRE REnsgD STEEL
sraNos. iugenopsy nHupHn TIGHTLY aud
FmHly together, lpGg 10 EBGE. making the
TOUGHEST nla Z FLEsIBLr, nLAsrirand punA.
BlE SfgfyG ever used. They seldom BgNp
on BnEtgt like the Single Springs. and eonsc.
qpcutlT preserve their perfect and beautiful
shape more than twice as long as any single
spring Skirt that ever has or can be made.
The wonderful iirNibilig aud great com.
lori and pleasure 10 auy Lady wearing the
Duplex Elliptic Skirt will be experienced
particularly in oil crowded Assemblies,
Opens, Carriages, Railroad Cars, Chnrth
Pcws, Arm Chairs, for promenndeand House
Dress, as the Skirt can be folded when IN
use to occupy small place as easily and con
yepienty as a Silk o. dasliu Dress
A Lady having enjoyed the pleasure, com.
fort and great convenience Of wearing the
Duplex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for
single day viii never Afterwards willingly
dispense with their use. For Children.
Misses and Young Ladies they are superior
to all others,
The Hoops are covered with ply double
twisted thread and will wear twice as long AZ
the single yarn covering which Is used ON All
single steel Hoop Skirts. The three bottom
rods Oh ever skirt arc also double steel. and
twice or double covered 10 prevent the GOV.
ering from wearing off the rods when DRAG.
gng down stairs, stone steps, etc., ETC.,
which they are constantly subject to when in
use.
All arc made Of the new and elegant cord.
ed tapes, and are the best quality in every
part giving 10 the wearer the most graceful
and perfect shape possible, and are unques-
tionably the lightest, most desirable, com
Portable and economical skirts ever made.
WESTS BRADLEY & CARY, Proprie.
tors Of the Invention, and Manufacturers,
~ Chambers, aud 70 and 81 Read streets,
New York.
For sale in all frst-class Storesin this city,
and throughout the United Statesand Canada,
Havana de Cuba Mexico, South America,
anathe West indies.
zA- Inquire torths Dapler Elliptic
lor double Spring Skirt A q G.
jan253m
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Public Sale.

FEfliE Subscriber viii oiIor 10 ssil a, Public
| sale, NJ las residence, about q miles
North East from Manchester and ! miles
from Warner store, on
Th'g@iag, he III day 81 Nas1h, 1866,
The following Personal Property. yiz.
. GOOD WORK HORSES. r.
2 Colts, ?. ycar cid NllGHdMA'S-,
I3-zN COWS, Of them heayy gS.<As
- Aa,ih Golf ! iIdtef, Brood Sos
.z.M--Lbeasy gith pig siioatr, Mar
row ire.d Wagon Stone Bed. Threading
Machine, Nheai Fan, FarruK aad shoyel
Plnughs. ilaFrows, Has gafriaae, single and
ao'shl. Trees. Forks, llaacs, Hoes. shortis.
ANrs, Maitoeka, Horse Gear, llalur and
Gov Chains, Tructs, alec ts.'sssy ihe iatei.
Grain Cfsdlrs, ! sc}iLe Also, Household
and Kitchen Furniture. arch ~ Bss3Aeads
Cooking Stove agd Pipe tatlns, Chairs
Earraa, fhes,s, Tubs aad Rarrels. ard a
great VARSITY II Hoasshald fuaiiurs and
Farming lmpl monts too nnlnsfnnaio sl,nc,iy.
Sale 70 commence a& 10 o clock 4 &C.,
whcr Attendance all he given aud Terms
mado knaWu b.
FREDERICK SCiILAGEi..
tauntt
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GOO A sIONFEE!-AGENTS wanted
eDJsV for sis ehtifely Rec articles, Just
out. Address Q. r. CAREY, City Binding,
Blddeiord, Maine. janll-ly
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4 stack of Hay.
Public Sale

OF PERSONAL PROPERTY The
" subscribers intend going West. win se.
At Public sale 90 THtRSDtT, he
Let lag II Nafet, lsGG, at uais rcsi.
dcncc, aboat 2 miles above Wottm.H.ter.
and about ols mile east 81 tho liulegt1wu
Turnpike, about milo irom Lasi tf1ci
store aud oia mlie from Daniel .. Gel.
nAil, Mil. lhe llI-nAina H.ranmL nrnn-rL.-
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THE s4'ssr.hcr. railiag IN Euianlaun
p.tuc, on 'he Raad calling from Union
iasn ty FaH,9'ovu, aud u miles from the
former piacf, az 1a,aninn Milis, formerly
lhc lpPfryof Mr. Nm. " Dallas. siil
sa'l 81 pabiig Sole 90
Suhv,iag. feigoalg iot, ls6G,
Ths following ,algatlc Personal Properly,
H,gfof lIgri Ikgrsa4 q
! cot Years old 2 Wearing IA 10
Colt, 3 Youag llElFEtgS and XII
MICH COWS, Bull Steer, S'asss sl'Ss''
= Farm Wagons, = Hat Carr ages, Bed,
v.'h Baw a8d Cover, ! Lime 3o,l, s.fis
Hf Farming UcsFs aud Saddle. flalfprs.
forbs, ahoYels. DC, Straw Caaeg, F3al,.
Ming Mill, IhrabiHg Machine ! Whesllar
ron. Grain DIN, ! Reaper. z culHfaars.
I Corn FORK, = Shovel iTuughs, ! Roui
screen, together Niih a large variety IL
Farming Utensils NOT here enumerated.
Sale 10 commence at clock +. N.
Nlruas made known 90 dag oF Sale.
jau21.h JAMES L. sHCLTZ.
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STA "EpyARD LYNCH.


TIME Qonnty Commissioners for Carroll
\ County will meet at their OAee, 10
Westminster. on the FlRsr MpybAY or
MAeoH, 1866, Tor fbf tpqselioh Of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q
iebl tim Clerk.