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Maryland free press., 1866-11-01
EEThe October number OF that .ir

EEThe October number Of that in
tensoly interesting monthly, "The Land
We Love-" edited by Gen. D. II. Hill,
and published at Charlotte, N. C, is on
our table. Now that the political cam
paign is over in our State. We purpose
givin ,'our readers . treat in the shape Of
some extracts from its pages. Those who
feel disposed to subscribe may rest assured
of getting value received for their money.
Subscription $500 per annum.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01
That sso 900, 900 scare Grow.

e. The II IDS have. been industriously
endeavoring 70 m sks the people believe
the Conservatives inten | paying for slaves
amsncipated in Maryland. People have
only to reflect that tie constitution OF Ma
ryland forbids the Legislature from doing
sny such thing AMI tits therefore out 81
their power. That settles ell the foolish
twaddie Of tho Radicals on tha. sub;;eet.or'
S'EGgEt}7 P.S =
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01
SALE 0FvALU -
~, .sI;sff Z 1,.ssrs4s s=azlu

1v1nusTcE,s SALE or vALE&BLE
y Al, l;sff ATl-..s:s ssa4--~=
Iv xir,uo Of n. erass of. ths sCircuit Court Of
Washington county, sitting IS Court j. ins"iSen,
ey; thc sndsHiguid TRUSTEES appoiotea n Ibe aiu
q ,urt for the bsncft of the cresiitors u ~ lt
(y,od, An applicant for the fntolycnt Laws on Ma,
ryiand, Wiifoaer at Public Saie;td the hghesetidD
i-ois taa isddlb dor.pa ds d;3sas 6 oSf~
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER r2oth, lSss}li iea
In front Of the Court House ID Hagerstowh, 'hdtSi
lowing valuable Real Estate, ising in .Naari"smm
st.,Y ,,si.1 tconnty,4to wil;I ai, Y1il asAw
.-,i, A MOST VALUABLE FAgMns 2.ii' 3
of the finest limestone land, eoatainlag asoat va
iat.ij.~ tlso ACRES OF LAND,afo3 ''i oeI,
SIR 10 Of which are well tnibercd known az ;Ss'
old Forge Farm living about4 mil cast OF itagrFss
town. ~ miles from Lcitersb1rg. ,sf, ,to1
This farm is divfded by tie County rcHd 'hTdihg
from Hegertown ~ I.eitsrsbaEg and is sitlatgafii
the Antietani, to which all its iieas are "a
The impre ssnents are cominodious two-sadfy 80
OF SO STONE BMELMSGs HOUSE, bsrd
with tcnrosms ali finely Papvrod and in g1sgeat'
stone stones stabng for about II E9ad Ii .se lcB!ba
= . crib and other oui-bpildiagSs = ife i,ols q
ORCHARD OF ABOUT lo'AcREEs OF. 4, ,GHoigf2a
FRUIT.
r.ne;nc in ,,e rcrv b.st condition. This farm, has
long bcef esteemed 6us Of the most dtirablA rh6.
county 1t is diyid4d into folds iIhere aFs sl9ys,
ers ne aourisling mills in the ifiriediats Vicinity
The crops HeY growing on the ground s5c ,fcsCrxf
od. Possession given ON tho list OF Affs neS-.-,
Tri ,oiR sHF No. 2, about i''|'4 N3'3' '"f'H
ao siso A CRES OF MOUNTAIN LAMB ohi
This ,aad ~tli be offered in parcels Hes ranaa9H
will be sold subject 20 tho cpntingentF Fist oicYaer
of Mrs. Good, The wife Of the petitioner
$50 Nd. ga lot Of ground. inprevta BY = W."
LARGE TwO-sToRYI BRICK bHFLLIsG =
~ ,ocinJ ofi HOUSE, os.ih a 1ei -a'EffY
! 81 Div land lot of ground, and adi % s-i'1'
.BREwERY ISEXCELLENT w&nEINdsTh
| 90 t,s, ..'uo- ORDER, raad aagiilfs
situate on. Frapklin street in Hagsrstewp ,s;pins
the Market House. There Is also on this lot new
| Daick wAREuorsE,'
| ."'' stabiing and other Improvements. 4,
\ raa.n.f OF sAIy, a prescribed by thc csdN arc
as follows viy:-0nethird af tie purchase snopSf
to be paid in hand, the day of sale OF ON the raj
ifcation thereof, and te bahnee In Two equal aSnt
al instruments in one and two years from ta, jag y
| sale The purchaser to execute notes with gnp:o-
vcd security for deferred payments y ipsa q
| The creditors of Mr.. Good. are respectfully ~
quesled to give attention 10 their Mt.tests
~ "a @s is'irssa saeob S rtSK, cf John "a" 't'i
n. Shccklcs. Anct. 5'fe = Psm 'Tiuat. tzjii
4 Oct. 25, 1SGG, y r t;t,. ,c,.-.g
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01
MAR RI ED.

On the 10th inst, by Rev. j. F. OcLerman, Mr..
JACOB b. BALL to Miss FSbiixA fIaurxk, b1th o!
Washington county.
On ths 18th inst, By Rev. S. II. Cummings, Mr.
VIZ. o. McCor to Miss B.RsAEA EIcLKssRdkE, botl
Of Washington Co.
On the sth inst, at the rcsil.ncc Of the bride.
father. by the Rey. G. Nsrtin. Nj. JAKEs W. BsAp-
ES, of Pfttsburg, Ia, and Miss SAiLiE T.. TItrRs
ron, of Hsgerstown. ,.. ......
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01
Conservative Meeting.

We. would remind our Conservative
friends. not to forget to- attend the Meet.
ing in Boonsboro, on Saturday next. at
l o'clock, p. NJ. Hon. Win. z. Ham
ilton. Maj. A., K, ,Syester, James II.
Grove, r. II. Alvey, and other speakers
will beipresent. Let there be = full turn
out -gr.H'tat1fl flrl- ~
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01

EI-With this No. commences the second
half. year Of our paper. Several of those
who commenced with us and only paid for
six months subscription. not having renew.
ed, will iud their papers discontinued. II
may be contrary to their intention an
oversight. Ifso, IL can easily be rene
died by remitting, q G. b., for another SIX
or twelve months. 1t is our intention to
treat all alike. No money. no paper
That's our platform. :. Pile on it as many
as choose. 'a+',1 ,''".. 7"
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01
Negro Suffrage.

E0 Fhc Radical papers, jubilant at
th cir recent SUCCESS at til. elections, hava
c'ns oas billy f'r n.5,o saft.5.. F,r-
nsy says tn, FIST act Of C'agress will ba
q farc,u,sr, slT,ag, up'h tn. District
c'lanhia. Lest year wi.n ths same
measure WIS passed. by Congress it was vc-
tel by the President. .Ssce"'y votes in
tic District favorcl it, All m,re. than
sreen Moasanl were against the bill Frank
Thomas VOTED FOR NERD SUF-
FRAGETHEN AND lie WILL DO so
THIS WINTER WITHOUT DoUBr.--
Remember this. next Tuesdsy.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01

-Workingmen, do you want tie bread
taken from your ohildreh's mouths to pay
the taxes to raise 800. 900 more for extrs
pay fore gressmen to legislate for the
benefit of the negro. next December. II
you do, vote for Frank Thomas; but If
you don't. vote for Cpl, wn, P, Maulsby
the Conservative candidate for Congress.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01
The. valiant bush-w5ackelir q tho

The. vaiIaat 6osh-rlscker q .hc
Boonsboro' Odd Fellow grows desperate
He makesa brutal assault upon an unprOl
tected widow rlady.ofj that place. because
she keepsa negro servant girl who she
sees fti 10 dress in . style equal 10, some
ofths Radical young ladies. which he
takes as an inssh offered to the whole
Radical party. Civil Rights, man, CD
Civil Rights. That's your platform Dar-
keys the right Ia dress as suits her taste in
Stree Maryland we guess. The true
ground ofoHence, however, vas that the
girlwss the servant Of the Mother-in- lss
Of DIR. N d. Tobey. art .I1.fH
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01

~Wo see, by, the election returns
from Ohio, that,iu most Of tho districts
over which radical jalgos presided, the
negroes were allowed to vote. aud their
votes wcra c,untci.5 Citizens of Wash:
ing:ou county, do you want them to vote
with you next fall II 50, vote for Frank
Thomas and the Rslical Delegate ticket,
you will certainly get it; but IL not, vote
for Col WIN. P. Msulsby, and the able
conservative ticket which is before the
people of the County, ds+q>--74''s'3 ..'ss,
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01
,ALE eEsEALUAHLE REAL.-ES

~ .@AAsArH %H~f~MeA d gTGA
IN PLEASANT VALLEY.
Nv yir.u, Of A order Of the Orphans Court Of
Washinrton County, tho undersi gncd Executor OF
Samuel Clagg 1T, deceased will sell at public saie,
On Saturday Me lOM November, 1866.
at o'clock, p. NJ, in Brownsville in front Of the
=. store Of Francis N. Botcrsr. all that ad
81. .s VALUABLE FARN ,ses 7ge p.
now occupied by Anthony Wright, adjoining the
lands OF Nsrren CARROT, Abraham Grim and Mi
chael Barthelow, and situated about IL miles from
Brownsville, and ~ miles from Weverton. and con-
tiguous to the Washington County Bail Road, and
AZ miles from the Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road,
vC,sa,t..H containing, s 81 KS. .trv
s4l} ACRES. and IA PPRCHES,
about 40 of which are in timber, sad has upon Il
large number Of Locust Trsca, capable Of making
1000 Locust Posts. The Farm Is divided into IL
fields in each of which there !. running water and
good spring, and has upon Il three Orcharqs OF ex
cellent Fruit. 5s-ru., aai rot ts5lt-a -=s
The improvements are; a large Two-'tory
STONE DWELLING HOUSE.
with back building and large two story Kitchen
attached. Smoke House spring house,; Ice House
aud other out buildings, large rF .p
swfSSER BARN,
80 n, by 40 ~ Corn Crib, Carriage House and CIR air
This farm win bs divided, apiat and description
of hfch will bs exhibited the day of sale, or vii
be sold entire IL preferred.
tAlso at the same time and place the undersigned
Executor will sell at public sale the, small FARM
adjoining the above Farm and contiguous to The
public road loading to SANDY Hook containing J
SO ACRES.
p B.. y
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01

Remember that every vote for cur
candidates for the House Of Delegates. is
a vote against imposing tax of ten per
cent. upon the people to create fun oi
six millions of dollars at Annapolis =
tempt the cupi@lity Of Il, lical peculators,
and every vote for VIM, p, ,Maulsby is a
vote against imposing taxes to the amount
ofMir.y millions Of .l'lars upoa the peo-
pie of Maryland, to pay for feediag, c 9th
ing and educating the emancipated slavcs
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01
REzpl'Yy;4AlpaE' 7. CLOTHING ifiS S;G{lsi.
TO C0NsUAIPTIvEs.

FINHE Advertiser. having been, restored 70 lasitt
in q few weeks by avery simple remedy, aitai'T
having suffered several years with severe lung NJ
feetia, and that dread disease, ConsunptSa4ie
anxious temake knosn to his fellow sufferers tia
means OF cure iii gfa ,na. .ilsbi4o1d jrfi OIL
To all who desire II, hewill send, copy OF tlc
prescription used, free of Charge with he ifeS
tisns for preparing and'usiag the saae Nlcl;h I,i
willGpd a sgaS Csas, ~. c-,sssssness AiIH4.ua
Baosen,ns, &c.. The only object OF The adyestseE
in sending the prescription is to benefit the acie
adsptead int6fmation which he eouetiv es tdbeia.'
valuable; aud he hopes every sufferer wili tty in
remedy, as il will cost them nothing, and l4a<
prove blcssiug,
Parties wishing sIis prescription, win please + 4 .
dress, RI, l,,7r. Rev. v.tEDwARD 4. WILSON! md
+, ,Wiilausbursh. Kings County. Men. .Na4f. cg
Oct Is, 1sSG--ly.' -.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01

Mr.. Lineoih once declared thathe feared iiafser
the war was over, that ,Corgrc,s woald, hsye "
take adien to compel the Southern peops -
send representatives, to that body How httls
did ho foreses what has been the actual rssult.T-
Instead Of Congress taking sction to compel this
Southern people 70 send representatives, Il has
done nothing but take actsu to keep cut those
whom they sent. Instesd Of a, eontqmnaeiopps
spirit on tho part OF the South there ins been the
must entireapd universal submission to the a,-
thority Of the government, and the. most cheer
full readiness to receive every proposition which
the Government might make; the ratification OF
the abolition of their slave property, invessing
Dsaeriaos Of four Thousand inillioas Of dsllAss;
the repudiation of The Confederate war dsbt; the
acknowlsa gulsnt OF the supremacy Of the United
States, and of tn % indssoluLle character of the
Americas Union; the enactment oflaws 10 pro-
tect the tights of every citizen, whether white or
black History affords no, parallel to the entire
submission of the results of the war; J; and syet,
whilst cheerfully paying out Of oftncirimpoverished
fortunes heavy tssation, they are denied all rep
reseststiou, denounced as inalignast Rebels,
threatened that, if they do not sustain the Con-
stitution.l Asnsndmeul the wilaestfvengssnee 81
Radicalism shall be let iesse upon them, and
told that even ,fftRey do they shall not he re-
stored TO the Union! Bafl Trdascript
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01

"Tus BOYS IN BLuE."-In two ways tho rnd-
calls are heaping gross insults upon the soldiers
who faithfully discharged their duties in the field.
First by asserting that the negroes won the final
battles and saved the Union. Second, by dress
ing up sst of Plug ugles, drilling them for the
purpose of resisting the laws and enforcing mob
DEGREES inathe regulation of municipal afAirs, and
calling them tho. ,.t.boys in blue."-lldrtsri
Time. %, ..t.-. ..... ..,..f
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01

-Tax-paycrs rare you willing that
THIRTYeAIILLI0NSaOF DOLLARS be
drawn from yqqF, packets and csapapdered
on cmancipated, slaves b. IfnOt, then vote
againsttha Radical candidates fof Congress
and the House Of Delegates.
Aasi vaN aa.l.,s.aH
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01
Radical Ele ction Judges Indicted.

Tho Baltimore city Grand Jury are
playing smash among the Radical Judges
Of Election Of that City. They have a.
ready indicted several and are after Others
with sharp stick, Y is gratifying te
know that Justice has not altogether de-
serted the l4nl. sh.'ll bq fopal stirring
up the rubbish in these parts ere long, Oh
we're grievousl " mistaken.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01
IYvBIIc SALE or ZEAL EsrArE

DVBi.lC osAAE W NE = Eo 2 =
Tho undcrsgned, .Administrators with thel VIII
annexed, Of Jacob r. Light, deceased, will self at
Public SALE On the premiscs, at D6dington, Berkc-
ley couzty, West Va, one mile from llainesviile,
and the N. q w. Tarnpike,g gGHs p hsaiiaaE ~
ON ON sArSRD!fr, i, "No FkaBER ID, 1850, /,
/ niiE D0 's9!a IN .lEh. fn0 f.sa tu.l - ~
Al O'clock, p, NJ, the real estate property Of d.
ceased, being the home farm, containing "'
:, - sso AcRHs OF LAND. ,a' ! fa4 z.
Of good quality ymestone, bottom and slate. The
improvements consist OF a commodi0us dwelling
good condition, The farm Is under good fencing;
L well watcrsd, and supplied with good fruit n
liesi in cary access % good marketss b1ing one mile
and : half from The .. o. Canal, and six miles
A further description of the property is deemed
unnecessary, as persons desiring to purchase will
examine for themselves, Persons wishing 70 see
the property do so by calling on either OF the
ipgton. Mr.. Robert Lemon, at he Williansrprtt
NIL. Ferry, will furnish any information desired.
Also, at tf same time and place will be solda lot Of
WHEAT, CORN ANDiHAY. " 1ogsi
TERMS OF SABE.-siOoo In hand oh day o
sale opethird, including the $1,000 to be paid on
the LIST day OF April, 1s6f the balance IN rwo equa
annual payments, with interest from tins fsi o
April, 1861. The last payment the-wilow's dow
er-can bc retained In tlfe purchasers hands, du
ring her lifetime, .by the annual payment Of ths IN
terest thereon. Deferred payments to be secured
by Deed Of Trust on the property. Possession Civ
en- on the LIST of April. The W heat, Corn and Ia,
will be sodfor cash. ','1' ~. " S''Ht 81
Fne 4. ss.gse; Is +, LIGHT, a.: .si eco
'' SO. .CUSNISGHAM,
20 Hsi'" Administrators with the Win annexed.
Oct ls, 1866. st ..;..ss Il; a. ~, .,.,., ",
@Tvallcy Spirit Chambersburg and Week.,
Intclligencer, Lancaster, copy ~ and send bill I,
this office for collection. r..,s....,
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01
radical Corruption |.

Our readers are doubtless aware that
the Poiics Comm issi6ndcars or II Bltimor.
have been arraigned before Governor
Swasx upon the charge of oliai.l misconl
'dadt.@ These ComnissieGeril havel ,jdfis-
diction over tbs. judges. Of Election. and
being State officials are answerable to the
Govsrner when the Legislature is not in
session. The xamination in the case has
developed tho existence of a re gularly or
sganized system Of fraul AMI corrxption,
which will shock every good citizen at thS
contemplation Of it. e nernitynl The fol-
lowing extracts. taken ct randem from the
testimony. will givssa afaint idea of the
manner in which people have been defraud-
ed of their rights for the past six years, in
Baltiniors. With such Judges, and che
police really to do their masters bidding
to the bitter end, we can we'll understand
how the f,e or six thousand minority have
defeated the other thirty thousand. Here
are the ,eKtraots: YlK0u YIlRL9.
poLIcs CAPTAINS TESTIMONY.
Captain WIN. u. Csssel, swotn--tb c.ptsii of
the western police station: hy order of the mar
shsl, witness summoned the the special police for
the 10Th and other wards; the list for the 18th
ward was in the hand writing of S,mu.l A
| E,eal, the rAlie1. e1n f{I.. for he Clv Gau,cI
| also had list handed him far the I3,h ,vssd
nearly all of whom were ennloyees of ,h. c;tv.
some Of the nasnss, eleven in hambef,9 he struck
out, positively declining to have such men under
him; Que man had served . term in the pcnitrn
/ tsrv.. and many of those men w.rn nnfor;on.
rowiics some oftbenp Jeuo orre,,,5 ,e,.raI f;u,,
very ,rsek; orders were issued by the notice mar.
sha to detain all persons brouoLt 1, mill 6ys
o clock eeu ths of f,e iav of e .ctiou.
fa list was furnished from tn. Insyor's Office and
witness emily took one, and this man he found
drunk on The strset soon syierssarls. and then he
struck his namc off -
| To a question from the Goyernor-Witne,s i,
OF the impression that the usn-.. tn. ist fr-
nishsd from the mtyor's Off "a ware ali radicals
| or they would not bsye been employed in the
city yard or on the streets; ia under the Impress,
ion that the marshal aud all the CAPTAINS Of dis
tricts were ashamed ofthe names furnished; jadg-
IS mat most Of these parties Were hard cases. Ias
IL % not usual for properly disposed persons To
De brought into the police station several times
week tor oefng drunk ana disorderly.
| GOVERNMENT DETECTIVE.
| William 7 s,;t, su,r,-,, ,-o,o,,
s,,hls. ali the I'M, zoo in the .aoanS -
rnlicn,s. yy;II.m TGror 90 ~ ~. 80,
sid,s an tho canscv,v nh. c,ns.wsx ;s ~ h,r,,,
~ vs women i w;ii;,,, Tvnc. s..,h.r @ ;,'S
| bnd been in tbe nen;tentisrv. William jI,nrL
another ind re WA, comnr,IeJ I, ,r. ra ths r;ir S,
rinr the war s,r strinninr so,d.rs az - Wy :,rS,
ping th'm of their uniforms and then pa ting
s .nnoioa.d iaS.s of sr,an hrt dd n. ~a'
Richardson was indicted before the Criminal
a,.v hn .Io. ar s;isd hs 'ne ago naa 1a n'qa''sa
wounded two others, but the eoroaer's jury re-
hi. mas rs,d ~ ,sar @ te uore ,ns Hsas
another judge, had bsca tri4l for a,yrliy but ac-
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01

1T1o TIIE JUDGES OF THE ELEC-
l'.'"" ''. W IloN. . M.. g. - +,
In " AolIiNu iot'sooo
Noysmb nert are respscttnlly reaasstsd 81 e r'i
turn tbs number of votes which may be cast
...up,,p A cor1STy sf,uohI, Tlx s. -
~" - oooAi Se"ooH
, Cnen s,my 10 aa 10 i Inv %n.v Sehoo Tar
II INJURED and has connection With ths vots on
the Constitutional Amsnd1sns, T,a@Tts porIIr'of92
rrc,'t Of Baald of School Commissioners.
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HESs GoollS. r-i'u8 aag i,.y % IL
Ne hay. ja.! opened the greatest i; g., ta,i:ty Of
C.il and see thsia. 60 <''' 'c'"| . -. L.,I L'"'
Wv. :. - : = : - e-..---. =
'DA" 'ii."is ana Una '''. AN''
I;enfI.m.n WANTING n oood ou.I;tv Of shin, and
Drawers will save soney Iy purchs,ipS Of 7
Nou.L. .'. g." n. 4 A. YiNGLING.
,r,r,., ,,,I ,-,;sT,, : : > 7------7-7
; ADiEo 'I0io' ,,,,,,,xo ,,per.
ali qualities. "Chsap" at 5...,[I0i ~
- : =
,.n,l,S ia SaGBF!
Ah"o"A'' ,....f.s.5, u.
The largest ssoek and grsssest variety II style,
TT "a yuycIISC,
=. -. -
7 AIDES HOSE ....r
IT, c,r =. ,.,,. ,o ,o " w. -
Sori us. yIycIJxc.s
80. :. -. 49,. 80; = =. N - -.
TRt,AT BARGAINS .l.'. J.
sT TO RE- U4D AT
A.
JihES 'hHIDLhR >
s.r.,,.~t ~. ,a o-sn. E.tu AIssh ,usus.
Ih.v. Ina, ro,rr,.d from tho C;,v with new
and salenJJ a..ortmeut of G,utlcmen.s ..-,I ~
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01
DIE d.

On the 9th of $ .ptrlnbr at the residence of her
son, J.fD. Lancy, -fear ClearspFing, Mrs. CtysESs
McLAsAnAx, aged 63 years, IL months and 30
days.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01
/ TNsOLyENTs' NOTICE.

VNSOLv,ENTS' NOTICE.
In The matter Of application 81 David NJ. Good, ,hii
Inlolyent Debtor. fer the benefit of the 4stl: Art
~ Code sfPnbie General Laws Of Marylied. h'i"
No. 2373, on the Insoyepts' Docket In the Urcuti
Court for Washington County.
ORDERED by the Clerk Of the Court this 25f.l-
day Of October lsss that the first Monday of tie
Nprch Tcrni af this Court next succeeding the dat1
ofths order, b. fixed ss the day for the said peti-
idner TO appesr in this Court, and answer such
terrogatoriS or allegations hts creditors ,enGsrl
RS and suretits may propose Or allege against him
and that said pstiti,her BY eai,sing c0pNof u =
order to BE- printed in newspaper publishs. in
Washington County week for three sute,s.s'
i've months prior to the said Monday in ths n.xt
March Tenn 'f thq Cdnrt. give nosiee of the fxag
Of said day for the purpose hereia.
y'Tsst:' - 9gfi0No LEWISiB. NYNAy,s Lfh
0st i3s lsse.ianirm lannilniilsuoe aClsrSsl u
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01
EEMechanies Of washington corn,,


EE Mechanics of Washington county,
will you give countenance by your votes to
en- who encourage the mechanics Of the
city ia preference to those at homo Il
yos abhor such thinss-if you would pro-
tect your own interests mark A. r. Ap.
pleman. candidate on the Radical Legis-
l.tive ticket. now soliciting your sufragcs
lie encourages city mechanics in prefer
enee to those at home, IIs goes to the
city for his work, but comes TO ypu fo,
'o'ssSBI imalanl O. LED laE :sf"ssI
2-Note for William p Maalsby and
you vote to restore the country to pernia.
nent peace and nstional prosperity.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01

BARGAINS eB4ARGA .Ns4IIl. e. ~.
ic,ii wILLIAM>F. IORSDORr. asoiy7o
IIasjlst returncd from the city with large and
we'll selected stock 9f Goods. ef the latest and best
styles for ~ '"''A '''' - '''' -" l'''
"1 FALL AND WINTER WEAR 'r,'"'
Ny stock consist, ofa large assortment Of Over,
coats which will be sold very cheap. and also the
largest assortmontof
Mems and Boys Clothing
in towa, bought at the lowest cash price, therefore
they can be sold at such cash prices ~ will sarprisc
the purchaser. Come and examine my large stock
Vi e's'''So @N' ID o. 81 27aG draa 20
srciIoI, oHi CLOTHING aamops ust
aud ascertain the truth and my fns assertneptlo Of
Furnishing Goods such as Seck-Ties and Scarfs of
all kinds, uloses and Mi:s Drawers, II Ubdet-slafts
and 0yor-shirts of all kinds and all peftainng to
the furnishing line. Also, an assortmei,t Of '''
TRUNKS AND vALfSEs, '1''
Ny stock also embraces all kinds af 'Iaslsy and
and Cali boots. sewcd and Irgged; Mems Slnss VI
all kinds; Boys Boots and Shoes Ct all kind4; La
dies Tipped Lasting Gaiters l.adtsdo do. Gungress
Ladies do. do. Balmorals; Ladies rlai. .i ..,o
,,1 MOROCCO BALMoRAlLs. ,,iyr.
Pat. Tip Msrrocco Balmsrals; Tip lasting
Balmorals spring; Children. Morocco Dslmorals,
and good selectionof 20 asn"'oGT1 s7"i
a,il, eHILDREN's SHOES, .aIl "nrl
all Of which have been boaght cheap and will be
sold cheap. BE sure to cOpc and examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere or yop will lose bar
gains. Goods have declined and Y t'''''
cd q. WILL BIZ SOLD low. '''"0'
Dont forget tho place in the old Cramer stand; Sd
daor frum the Public square. N-rth Potomac street
Sign. WA. Z. ORNDORF
Hsgcrstown, Oct lsj Is6b. i''', 'FtF "'t
Maryland free press., 1866-11-01
81 ACRES

This tract Of land i. of easy access from the public
road, isntsrssetcd by good Mount ain roads and Is
covered with the finest quality of Chestnut Timber
and the attention of thos, desiring Chestnut Rails Is
especially Directed to it. will be sold in lots to
suit purcha.ersi Aplat and description Of which
will be ,xhibitad;On the day Of sais. t.a Z igi
THE Txkxs w SALE ARl;--0ne third in hand on
the day of sale; or ratification thereof; and balance
in two equal annual payments twithintsrest from lhs
day Of sale to be secured by note with approved Sc
clIas: money deed will be executed. The grain
growing in the ground is excepted. = -, ~
z. 5. CLAGGETT, I
Oct. 10; 1896. -'''.''.' a'' ''" Executor. -