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Election Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Stock
IN Holders in the Western Md. Railroad
Company, that the Election for Directors
advertised TO be held on the 18th Of October
inst. is postponed to Wednesday 3lstof Dc
tober inst.
BY order of the Board,
JOHN b. BOYLE,
oct lite Secretary.
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WOODLAND,

and the farm is well watercd, Bcar Branch
running through H. There Is fine Apple
Orchard Of the hes, fruit, aud an abundance
OF other fruit trees, such as Peaches, Pears.
Cherries, Apricots SC. --al carefully selected
and 10 bearing condition.
'fhe attention of purchasers Il specially
directed to this property as il j. seldom that
any so splcndidly improved, aud m such
good condition is offered.
Those wishing 70 Sew The Farm viii please
call on the tenant Mr. B,rgoph: or on NJ.
Levi Evans The ahove property viii be
sold low. For terms aud other particulars
apply 10 Mr. Lrvi Evans, my agent, Is,
Westminster Nj. or address the undersigned
at Parkcrsbure West Virginia,
Possession gwen April l. 1867.
Oe,l.n HENRY W. HEIHD.
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NOTICE.

THE Special Term of the Circuit Court
Cor Carroll county, which was to be held on
the End Monday Of AUGUST, inst. lin pur-
suonce Of an order from Hon. Peter w.
Crane, Special Judge,) is adjourned and d
postponed u4nl the regular NY ,E EMbEh
are hereby notified that they are not required
to attend on the 2nd Monday Of August, inst.
BY order
VIM. A. MoKELLIP,
Clerk Circnit Court for Carroll county.
aug2.tf
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IRON, STEEE. AND
Leather Store !


rTNHE Subscribers inform tho citizens Of
l Carroll and adjoining Counties, that
they have just opened at their new Ware
house, near the Depot. at Westminster, Nd,
a full and complete stock of
Iron, Steel, Leather, Hubs. Spokcs,
Fellows, aud everything belonging
to the Carriage BUSINESS,
aud all kinds Of Blacksmith Tools
and heavy Hardware generally; also a coa.-
plete stock Of
sHOE FINDING
all Of which are offered ut fair prices.
The attention Of consumers aud dealers
are invited TO call and examine our stock,
10 quality and prices.
REiFSNiDER q co.
sept Is, isGG-u
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NEW VHYSlOGN0NI, or ''SiGys oy
ch,nuTrs." ~ manifested through TEN.
pcnmept aud ES,ernal Forms, and cspec
ially IN tho "aev,N Yscg ntvtSg.' One
,lcgan, volume, wish nearly $40 pages, aud
I.0)J illns,raliops Hy 5. II. Wrus, Editor
purEsoaouleAt JoruSu- Price, pos, paid,
So Ailress FovlEa ( WmJs, no. $50
Htoglvay, Nrw York.
rNas phy io@omy Is cmiaently pincti.
cat kiily Illustrated, and well sHitcd 10 the
wants 81 al. lh ihc study Of 'tfhe face the
r,adrr spuus learns 10 read each and every
fsaiafe. Noses src classified as the Roman,
Gruck, Jewish, snnh aud Celestial The
eyes speak al languages. whether black, blue,
brown nr hBRrl 10 Hsc manner, checks,
mock. ears. hands, fect. walk, voice, laugh,
etc. aFr shown 10 Do 'sgls of character
lu uo sihcr work it s1 much light thrown
upon ,ho character and destiny IT mankind
~ IN tii., or toe distinctive traits Of pntions
ani trilga 10 clearly pointed out. Portraits
of distinguished Iurspus Of ancient aud mod.
ora nmes. with biographical sketches aud
define stinu ut character, are given, Diyinesr
On,iara, Statesmen, Warriors, ARTISTS Poets
ph.uso, hsra, Investors, Surgeons, Diseov-
srrts. Aciurs, Musicians, etc, nte Included.
IL q an encyclopaedia o. biography, &C.
quaiuiiue the reader silh the carver and
Character VI many great men aud women Of
sao rati 900 years, and ot the present.
sach, fpriusaucp. o. Aristotle, Inlius Caesar,
ShAkspaarc, Washington, Napoleon, Fsank.
lin, bancroft. Bryant, lnngiclier, Irving,
Rnsa Bpuheur, 1heolosia Barr, Cobdeu,
li5igbt. Lawrence, Bolivar Whately, Thack
cray, Dow kH0x, Riebe!icu, Hopper, Blo'
kle. Dickens, Victoria, Wesley, Carlyle,
Motley, Mil, Spencer, Thompson, Guthrie,
Alexander and hundreds Of others. AGEyTs
WANTED. Booix schi IN return post o. er-
prcss, on Tcreipf Of iiiee.
auas 10 Am
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k'dats n Bpritrt .Bnicr. d~rcdEc,i
NOTICE /, hereby given th1i tho snlorsi,
TX bcr has obtained from the Orphans
Eaar Of Carroll county letters Parliamentary
on the Personal E-ta,c of ll,aHABA MiNrER,
lnto Of Carroll County. deceased. All
persons having claims against said Estate
src hrgchy wnaed to exhibit the same with.
IN six months from this date, otherai.c they
may be- excluded from an benefit OF said
Estate. Those indebted are requested 10
make imnedia,a payment.
JOHN SHARPER,
octll-t. Executor.
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In The a1epSa.,s' caort FIR n~r n n


i -'. ocroura Tgm. 1866.
Martin Kroh, } ieraitHs i5tb = dny Of
dcceascd = October, 1850. tlst M snIe
of I.eascho, land Real Estate Of Martin Eroh
late Of Carroll County deceased, made by
Adam Diala, Acting Executor OF the last
Will aud Testament Of said 1errasci. aud
this day TepafeAlo thi. Court by Tho said
Acting Exnrutor he ratified anl cniiirhcd.
sunless c,ase be shown 10 TIE contrary, on or
before tire'2nd Monday, l2th day Of Aoyem-
her NEXT. iipridcd a copy Of this Order he
inserted Tor three successive weeks in some
newspaperqrint'd md published ia Carrun
County, before the said 2nd Monday, l2lh
day Of NogeTuher next. Tho Acting Exc
cutor rc1rfts abe alht of all tho Read Estate
of said dpc,stsed, containing seven acres Of
Land more or less, situated IN Carroll county,
Maryland, sold at public sale, in two parcels
for the SUN of seven hundred aud seventy
three dollars, and also at public sale. the
Leasehold property Of said deceased, consis
ting Of "A House aud parcel of ground, situG.
ted in the Town Of Manchester, Carroll CO.,
aforesaid, being the same willed to Icstaturs
Widow, and ordered TO be sold after the
death Of his Widow, now also Deceased sold
for the sum of one thousand seven hundred
and fifteen dolars-making the amount Of
purchase money, the gross sum of two thou
sand -four hundred and eighty eight dollars,
($2iSS.00.)
True copy,-Iest
IIY. IL. lIERBAUGH,
oct 49, Register of Wills.
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cTATE OF MARYLAND,
EIAIE VF MAIt HINT
- OFFICE on THE SECRETARY OF STATE

! - OPPIoE on THE SECRETARY oE STATE
AssApoLrs, August 90th, 1866.
| NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That tn
| tieneral Assembly, at It's January session, 1865
having adopted the following resolutions pro
J posing an amendment 10 the Constitution foul
State. said amendment will be submitted to thu
qualified electors Of the State, for their confir
nntion or rejection, at the election for member
of The General Assembly, to be held on the 6ti
day Of November next.
i}y order of the Governor.
JOHN N. CARTER, Secretary OF State.
No. l1.--Joint resolution abolishing the sixtl
section Of the eighth article Of the Constitution
Resofred gtke GeRerd Assembty Of Mary
iaad, three fifths of the members elected 10
both houses concurring,) That the Constitution
b., and il hereby, amended By striking out the
,ixth section Of article eight 4At
BY THE SENATE, March 18th, 1865.
AFFIgAATIyR.
Mcssrs. Billingslca of Landale,
Billingslea Of st Mary'a McMss.sr,
Carroll. McNeal,
Davis Of Caroline, l'hilpot,
Davis Of Washington, Stephenson,
Earle Trail,
HARDWOOD, Turner,
jenkins, WateTs--l7.
NEGATIVE
AIcssrs. Hoiton, Ohr,
Nanna. TOme---i.
~ THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES, March,
lg, 1855.
AFFIRNArfyE.
Mcssrs Frazier tspcaker) Lusby,
AgnGw, Malone,
Anderson, Markley,
Angel, McCnulcy,
Baftcll, Mccullough,
brown, Miller Of Anne Aru'l
Calvert Mules,
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TIME undersigned has just returned from
the city Of Philadelphia with The largcsi
aud bot selected stock ot iAdics' Misses
Childrcn's aud Gcntlgmcn's Boots & Shoes
ever brought 10 this market Ny stock con.
tists M part at ladies aud Misses T.,
Custom made Glove hid Bnlmomls, HHA
Lasting Gnitcfs, Morocco Balmorals,' eA-
Polish lIgets, Oil Goa; Balnornls, and chit
dfen's Shoes also icntlemen's Boots aud
Shoes, such as Meas Calf Custom. made
Boots, Congress Caters, Lace Boots, Bro
gaus, Kip and coarse Boots & Shoes Of all
kinds. Being au experienced Manufacturer
myself, have had al the above stock made
10 order, and for the express purpose TO
suit this market by a celebrated aud well
known Boot aud shoe Manufacturer Of
Philadelphia, which for style, finish, dura-
bility, comfort aud elasticity to the feet aTe
superior 10 all others and are the best fitting
patterns that can be found.
have taken great care in the getting up
of my stock, and can warrant every article
10 be what it Is represented or the loss will
be upon me. | therefore invite the especial
attention Of the Ladies aud Gentlemen Of
Westminster and CArollcouniy TO my stock
of Goods which will be sold at much lower
figures than the same goods can be had
elsewhere.
Come ono, come all, and examine for
yourselves. No charges made for showing
Goods,
oct 4,-tf T. S. ECKERT.
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For Sale or Rent.
NNHE Subscriber will sell his FARM,
Il late DIR. Eicbelberger's,) containing
1858 f-i ACRES OF LAND,

lying in che South East corner ofthe En-.
mittsburg District, and bounded ON the east
by the Monococy River, about four miles
from Mt. ST. Mary's College. A county
road runs east and west, dividing il about
equally. IL is an attractive place in n good
and beautiful ncighborliood. surrounded by
churches, schools, mills aud stores. and the
proposed route Of the Western Maryland
Railroad within two miles. There are on
this tract from 100 to 40 acres Of
PRIME TT.HB Err.
The remainder is arabic, It's natural quality
Of soil inferior to none in the ueighborhood,
and watercd by never failing pringsruning
through every field, except one.
The Farm will readily admit of division,
there being two sets Of l,uildiugs thereon
each with abundance Of fruit, and viii be
sold entire or divided. and on tcrGis almost
wholly at the option oftiu buyer. \ first
class lime kiln Of
fcG0 EIusici Capacity,
was built last ycaF aud q system Of lining
commenced Of 20Ul hnsif,.ls per unnuIn, with
liberal application OF l5..s dust, aud other
improvements.
II not sold before Deer 1st Il will be for
rent. For further particulars, applicants
for purchase are referred to Donns Croft,
Esq. Double Pipe Creek Post Office Carroll
county or 10 Josiah Dnlterer, merchant I'D.
joining the farm on the west --Oracehauf
Frederick county Post Office, or To the M
decigncd Those for rcuiing willapp!y on
Is 10 the subscriber Possession gifCn on
the ist of 4 pril next, perhaps sooner if tie
sired. JOS BAUGHER,
scp.~H Frederick. Nd
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Notice to Soldiers.

I am now prepared to make out the papers,
aud collect thebounty for Soldiers, under
the late decision Of the War Department,
and the Act Of Congress approved July 2sth
1866. No pay, or charge made, until |
collect the money from the Government,
and pay it over TO the Soldier. ! have re.
ceiyed number of blank forms from the
War Department, and am now ready to
make out the claims and collect the money.
RICHARD MANNING,
Office Frizell q Manning,
Brokers, Westminster, Md.
oct lift
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White Goods.

white twiled 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 hesitancy in
saying we have the best line of white goods now
kept in town. Call and see for yourselves.
maya MASSIE & co.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY
FOR S A LIZ.

HNIIE undersigned will offer
1 his HOUSE and LOT, A@N y
situate in Westminster, Md, , 80
opposite The Farmers & Me. 20 ...t1
chanics' National Bank, at Public Sale, at
the Hotel of Mr.. Henry, on
Saturday, Noren,Jer 10h, 1866,
at o'clock, p. NJ. Those wishing to pur.
chase will please call and examine the pro-
perry and judge for themselves.
The Terms will be made known on the
day of Sale.
gas- Possession will be given April LIST,
1867
J. J. BAUMGARTNER.
oct l8,-ts
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81 3-4 Acres of Land,

W 0 Cd LOT,
containing 80 Acres, whicl, sill h. diyiioi
INTO lhrrc lois Of II Acres, each. moro or
less, nud * situated about two and a halt
miles south pf lho above Farm. mud imme.
diatey on the old fmukIiu Road adjoining
land. ~ Washington mill ard others
Persons wishing 10 view the property will
rnll nn Hon. David w. NALL, residing near
lw. who will give all information.
Possession given first lanuary, 1897.
TERMS. One third ~ the purchase
money shall he paid hy the purchaser or
purchasers to the Trustee on the day Of sale,
or on the ratification thereof, and the resi-
due to Doc paid in two equal payments, the
one 81 bc paid in twelve months, aud the
other IN isa vclrs from thc day OF snlc. with
interest FROM the day Of rnlc and TO be se-
cured 10y the purchaser OF Purchasers notes
with sccigiiy 10 he approved by the Trustee.
CHARLES NJ. MCRRAY,
oct ll,is Trustee.
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100 ACR ES,
OF Land, more or less. The improvements
consist of IA large Frame Rz,.R
MANSION HOUSE, @:;:&

two Stories and All Attic high, fssy "a
carefully built and splendidly feisbed IN the
last four years, with large porches and every
convenience, and surrounded witb6ne large
shade trees Also large Barn, Carriage
House. Smoke House, Stone Dairy with
never failing Spring Of good water near the
Dwelling, and all other necessary ontlnild-
ingsAthc whole being new and in complete
order.
The land Is naturally Of good quality, has
been well lined, and Is in n high state OF
cultivation At the present time. II i laid
of into convenient fields, under excellent
fencing. There IL a due proportion ofgood
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The section proposed to be struck ont pro
,il,.s thata Tar Of Ave cents In the 500 shall
BE- ls,iai upon the taxable property in this
State faf Tho creation II a school fand, until
said school fund hall amount to six millions Of
dollars The abgyc tax, which il in addition to
,hr cxi.,ius school taxes, haa never been levied,
he T.. q lilart not having made any provision
therefor.
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Counfy Conlnllssioners' NJ lice.

TVNHE County Commissioners for Carroll
County will meet Mt their Office, in
Westminster, on the FIRsr MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1865, for the transaction Of
business.
by order,
LEVI VALENTINE,
oct4.4t Clerk.
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1870 ACRES or LAND.

This land is Of good quality, and produces
well equal 10 any in the neighborhood-
aud has been wei lined over, most Of II
tNice within iuw years. There are about
50 ACRES or WOODLAND, Of good
thriving timber, mostly Oak and Walnut. -
Also sufficient quantity Of Meadow.
The improvements Consist of u good sub
stanlial STONE DWELLING
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Valuable Farm at
Private Sale.

TTNllE subscriber, finding i inconyenient
70 manage bis two farms, offers at Pri'
,aio sale his FARM, adjoining the one on
which he resides, IN Taueytown District,
Carroll county, Nd, about miles $. W. OF
Jamestown on the road leading from said
Town to Frederick by Double Pipe Creek,
containing nhnAt
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-19
On, MISSISSIPPI, APRIL 10, 1866.

GH- The Radicals carried the Connec
ticut election last week by a meagre ma
Ijority of six hundred out of nearly twenty
thousand votes. After the election, they
boast that this is verdict against the
Presidents policy. The Saturday be-
before the election Bridgeport cores
pondent of the New York Tribune wrote
to that paper:
"There is quite large Conservative
element in this city, and the Democrats
have been very persistent in their endeav-
ors to make those who entertain these
views vote with them; but tile cloven foo!
has been too apparent. They believe they
can do President Johnson more good by
remaining in the original Union party, no
matter what their difference may be on
national matters"
On the same day, at public meeting
in the same place, according to the same
write
"Gen. Hawley, the Union candidate
for Governor, made speech exceeding.
y friendly in tone to the President, and
discaimed the idea that the present elec-
ton could be justly considered as involv.
ing the approval or disapproval of the
people with regard 10 the policy of
President Johnson"
On Monday, Gen. Hawley was chosen
under these assurances, and on Tuesday,
the enemies of President johnson pro-
claimed the result popular condemnato
of his course
Such of his friends as allowed them
selves to be cheated in this manner ought
to be treated for the "simples."
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AN OLD FAvoRrrE-A writer in a Ga
paper introduces the American eagel
which, for five years has been com
parative stranger in those parts, in this
style. preliminary to the 4th Of July:
The American eagle is looking at us,
His tail feathers have been picked out,
but still he is on his roost Miss Columbus
is also standing with her flagstaff and a
flag on it, but she looks little passee
Fourth Of July comes but once a year,
but it's dull. We must fix up regard.
less of expense. We must fix up the
eagle, get the goddess a new set of teeth
and a waterfall, and have the Fourth OF
July got up regardless of expense. We
must give all the Mormon women a hus>
band piece, marry the anxious school>
marms that come down South to teach
the darkeys, put the niggers at work.
build horse railroad from New York
to the city of Mexico, dam up the gulf
stream, hex England, fold and new. an>
mex Cuba, and we will be again a great
and glorious country.
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Eg Here is story by one Morgan. e
sea captain, concerning husband at Sc a.
which may afford a comfortable hint to
young ladies'
Single ladies crcss the water under the
special care Of the captain Of the ship, and
if love affair occurs among the passen.
gers, the captain is usually the confdant
Of one or both parties. A very fascinating
young lady had been placed under Nor.
gan's care, and three young gentlemen
fell desperately in love with her. They
were all equally agreeable, and the young
lady was puzzled which to encourage.
She asked the captains advice. "Come
on deck" he said, "tbs first day il is
perfectly calm. The gentlemen will. Of
course, be near you. I shall have a
boat lowered down, and do you jump
overheard, and see which Of the genile>
men will jump after you. l will take
care Of YOU"
a calm day soon came, the captains
suggestions were soon followed, and two
Of the lovers jumped after the lady at an
instant. But between these two the LADY
could not decide. so exactly had been
their devotion. She again consulted the
captain. take the man that didn't
jump; be is the most sensible fsllow, and
vii make you the best husband"
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THE Presidents PARrNER.-A writel
in the Memphis Post, who dates his letter
from Tuscumbia. Ala, says:
While Andrew Johnson is elevated to
the highest place in the gift Of the people,
John S. Morgan, his former partner at
Greenville, Tenn, in the tailoring busi~
aess. is living here, plying his old trade,
and occasionally transactiug some busi-
ness connected with his Office, viz: Just
tice of the Peace, to which he has been
recently appointed. The squire says be
was decidedly better tailor than old
Andy, and thinks it passing strange that
fortune should smile upon the inferior Of
the two, and evinces much surprise that
Andy does not remember him when he
looks over long list of the lucrative Of
fees to be filled, and with some empha.
sis declares If be were President,
that Notwithstanding Andy's inferiority
as tailor, he would make him second to
none in the list Of his appointments. Mrs
Morgan is the Presidents own cousin,
which fact also gives the squire good
cause to complain of his old chum's
strange conduct.
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bis temple upon the rock Of perfect trust.
which no storm can shake. The fash
ing flames of enthusiasm. by which its
shrine was illumed at consecratiea. ia
gradually replaced by that steady. holy
light, which dercest gales cannot extin-
guiAh. Good spirits have whispered to
the wife elect that she will need Martha's
executive hands and Mary's appreciat-
ing soul to keep those affairs swept and
garnished. and have murmured in her
partners ear that be must reign within
those walls with Solomon's wisdom aud
Jacobs patience. Thus the prolonged
betrothal is often the prelude to harmo-
nious union, and no harsh discords dis.
turb its lifelong melody.
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The great American statensn. Dsnfei
Webster, was right when he remarked Of
the press: 'Small is the sum required 70
PatrOnise q newspaper; amply rewarded
iss patrons. I care not hOv humble and
unPretsnding the gazette be tAkss. his
neu to impossible 10 Gil . sheet via
Priated matter without pattins ins~ a
-
sOmetning that is worth the subscripsiOu -
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Ok LBS GUM OPIUM;
oc co gals cold pressed Castor Oil:
so lbs Spirits Nitre;
200 =. pure Saltpetre;
800 e.. Alum;
800 =. Copperas
800 =. Sulphur;
Is e.. Blue Mass;
10. English Calomel;
IS :. ChlOroform
doz bottles Hostetter's Bittes;
g.. Schidam Schnapps;
g.. Bull's Sarsaparila;
s .. Ayers Cherry Peetoral;
G -. Jamaica Giugers
400 boxes Kentucky Mustard
800 lbs Epson Salts;
200 :. Black Peppers
so =. Cayenne Pepper;
100 gals pure ideT Vinegar.
SPICES Of Every Description.
100 gals Coal Oil;
LOO =. Lnseed Oil;
100 Turpentine
5000 lbs White Lead;
5000 .. Zinc;
500 q. Assorted COlors;
le0 p. gals Farnishes;
IS duz Table and Dessert Knives:
IS assorted Pocket Knives;
-. Scissors, best make
IS =. assorted Locks;
10y gross Wood Screws, assorted;
doz DraEing knives;
Inst nsosiEed and for sale by
ase2O NosBY, RICHARDS a co.
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A very respectable lady Of Union city,
Indiana, who has been a very strong Re-
publican in ber feelings. came to the polls
and offered to vote, which, Of course, vas
refused, when she replied very indignant
ly: Just rs / thOught-niggers before
women"
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q DoZ. HANDSAwS;
~ doz- Axes;
, don assorted Planes;
dog Brace and Bits;
6 doE Steel Hammers and Hatehets;
lA4 Coal Oil Lamps, assorted;
$500 rolls Wall Paper;
Just received And for sale By
NosBY, RICHARDS CO.
Dec. 20IsG5. "
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Thsckery tells Of an Irish woman beg
ging aims Of him, who. when she saw
him put bis hand in his pocket. cried out;
MAY the blessings Of God follow you
all your life"-but when be. only pulled
Ost his snuff box, immediately ADDED
land never overtake We l''