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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-17
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fanif6e @esieruns Die 8ertpenbung
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item Marimilians unberiidFdtigt ge<
laiIen bat, baben biele 8olititer ben
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fommen mer6e uno tpurben in ibrer
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fansener absefiibrt iuorOen mar. allein
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far Die 8ere9tieung Der nieJifaniiden
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baB bic Mnnabme irris fem iparoe,
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meseu ienen beiOen 8eriOnlidteiten
&rieg ertlaren.
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rid)teten, Der Safer bon Seterreid.
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iebt fanetiOnirt bat, lieB er bic beitea
@obne ienes 2anbes faltblitis anf<
banaen, lebigIi6 neil bamals ibr 8es
gebren nit feinen @anf9eu ni6t i'm
Ginflans ifano.
Die Ser. @taaten babeii bur9 Den
lebten &ries beutli6 senus beipiefen,
bab fie 9liemanoenl, aud ibren eisenen
gar9ern niat sefatten, ibre Serial
flung nh Die Union 81 3erif0ren. Sa<
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publifen nit &rieg iiberaieben gu pOl<
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belt seaen monar9ii6e, Ourdaus un<
berufene @inariffe Dertbeioi9te uno
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ben unoladli@ea Rarimilian nie0ers
ftredten, alerOinss sebn NiaI eber
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lid ldIe1t betommen 1T. neberbaupi
mare bic @u9t Der 6rOnsOisn, fid auI
anbrer 2eute lOften 3iueifeIbaften Vubns
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-17

81 eriuerben uuO babel nanenlofes
1neflf iiber onDere 9anOer gu ber>
breiten, iuobl uertb, einlnaI eana err
,etnPlarii6 gesidtiet ~ tperOen uIlb
omar 70 6erb, DAP ibnen fir ale gu.
fanit Elm Guentden @ube Iieber 1T,
ais seba pfnnO uGloire".
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Serr @iepredt gebt ant IS.
Suli nit 90 Niann aus ben Wluiifs
corps Der preubifdlen @aroeresimcnter
mad 8aris, nm an Der am 81. Suli
bort ftattfinbenOen Observation-Disclosures
eurren3 Der MtIitdrmuiifcr tbeil3u<
nebmeu unb mo m0elid nit oicien 80
Mann europa barmOnii6 gu idlasen
uno si erobern.
Die 8eD0Iterung bon
Genital Gitg in Colorado bat
5000 Dollars oils 8rdnie fir SnOias
ner, gtalps unit ben 0bren Daran, /"
su 20 Dollars Oas Stiif, anseefest.
SHERMAN ipirO ieine Iie6e gfotb mt
biefeu eolen MeufdsnireuuOen baben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-17

6e.ine poundnoige biIeIide @ei6i9te Der 3eit
09ie bee, biIlieite nnO beIebrenshe Sauriliea
QeiffStrift In her nnior
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-17
gebnI.@etdnbe aefnht.

Nnerbietanaen fur bd5 9ermiethen amf Elm obcr
mebrere Sabre non Gebduben, iii6Iid non grpab
StraBe aelegen unb gum @ebrau9 fir 5ifentIicbe
Sduen paienb, Iuerben non ben u ttrseid5meten bis
gum 2 o. Sui 1867 empfangen.
y. @. San,
M. g. Gpttpn,
8. e. 9SeatI q,
lu1t lOm Gomite bes Gr3iebumss= Ratbes.
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SSptis.

Office 81. u. q. B. @. @. 60
Yaibuile, Sui 1. 1877.
Die Qttiondre ber Naibuiae unb 0orbweftIid5en
@tenbabn 9eieui9aft ino biesmit benndridttet, odb
lie ndbite idhrIibe 8eriammIung in Suntin9oon am
Woniag ben %. bis. itattlinSet.
s. e. Claiborne,
1uio bo SecretGr.
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10 Bridge Builders.

YNliE County Commissioners az c.-..,,
il county Maryland, will RECEIVE $3.50
proposals until MoxDAY, 10Th Of ArF,I.,
next; for building q bridge over Biz Pine
Greek. on the road leading from Mid3l.lsr~
70 leneytown. The Abutments are mn ana
any repairs 20 them that may be res,;red
VIII Be paid for extra, or done by the Tom.
missioners. The distance between The A.
butlneuts sixty-thrce feet The bridge 70
be q single span W
Zach party proposing must give theirown
PLAN and send drawing and description Of
bridge. Parties may propose for ritbsr a
Wooden or nm Iron bridre-aud Il for a
wooden bridge, for either with or without a
root. wooden hridge without a roof
must be ofgood white OAK timber; ali aoor,
ing must be Of good white oak, two and n
half inches ilsick. - A .
They will also receive proposals. far b,;,a.
ing nridge over West Branch Of Patspsco,
AZ sykesyiue, fifty feet span-and one Al
Woodb,ne, about 10 feet span. The two last
named bridges are near the B. &o.R nj
Abuilnentss all mp, each bridge 70 Be ruar
anteed to bear eight tous.
Tbs County Commissioner reserve the
right 10 reject all proposals, IL none are sat /.
isiactoy. Proposals to be ssaled and d;rrc.
ted, County Commissioners, westm;n.ter
Carroll comfy Maryland, marked Promo.
sails for Bridge.
by order,
LEVI VALENTINE.
hH<S ~ rlerk
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MONEY, FREE AS WATER, II, 900 Acrrs
wi Local aud Travelling Agents, Male or
Female, Of all ages, are wanted TO solicit trade
in every City, Town, Village Hamlet, Work
shop aud Factory, throughout the entire world,
for the most saleable novelties ever knowu.--
500 Pga CEsr. PRoFIr and ready sale wherever
oferedn Smart men and women can make
from S. to $50 per day, and no risk Of loss. A
snail capital required Of from $40 to si00--tbe
more money invested the greater the profit
No Aeasg reqsired IN eduaass---sre FRET sesd
iAe arhc's.s md rsceics dc pay a5teraasdsi II
you actually wish TO make money rapidly aud
easily, write for full particulars and address
minor 4 CO., From Paris,)
40 broadway, New York City.
febI-ly tf
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Notice Of Personal Discharge

~ application by petition 10 writing OF
~ thiRLEs MorEER, OF Carroll county, To
the Circuit court for Carroll eounty, for The
bcneiif Of the 18th Article of the code ~
Public General Laws Of the State OF MARY
land, entitled insolvcnt-, aschedtiIe az b;s
property and list Of The debts dnc him. with
the names OF his debtors. and also a Iist ~
the debts due from him with the names ~
his creditors verified By affidavit, being an.
nexed TO his said petition, and being salts
fed that the said Charles Mourer, has nj no
time within two years precious 10 said nnnl;-
cation been discharged under any lnsoi,ent
Law OF this State and the said petitioner
having taken the oath prescribed by law.
and having also axfcufed 10 Trustee by
said Court appointed good add sufficient
Deed for hia property and estate of every
description lthe necessary wearing apuarel
and bcidingof h;mseifal,l iamiiy cxcepted.
aud delivered the same 10 said 1rustee--and
tbs said Trustee having also executed bond
to the state OF Maryland by said court an.
proved, for the faithfuI discharge ofhistrust.
1T . therefore ordered msd Directed that
the Second Monday Of Screa.ber, merit, DO
liked as the day for the appearance of said
chas. Monrer, ia the circait court for Car.
roll county, to answer such interroratories
or allegations as his creditors. endorsers, or
suretles may propose or aliege asninst him,
and that the said petitioner cansc notice Of
said day to be given to his creditors BY pub
iication IN some newspaper printed in carroll
eounty for three saccessive months prior to
the SAID second Monday Of November, 1866.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
VA. A. McKELLIP, clerk
I'Wua =
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anls.G
sSvNsS ihe Great Cause
HSSk Nm ar

JH.f Published, 10 Sealed Earelepe.
f'ries sie esAis,
A LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment, and
IA Radiesi Cure Of Seminal Weakness, or
Spermatorrh9a, induced by SrlfAbuse; Inrol-
unsary Emissions, lmpoteney, Nervous Debili-
", and Inpsdipsnis to Marriage generally |;
Consumption, kpilepsy, aud Fits; Mental aud
Physical lncapacity, &e.-By ROB. J. Gull
yBHWELL, NJ. D., Author Of the ''Green
Book" &c.
The world-renowned anthor, 10 thls admira-
bic Lecture, clearly proves from his own sxpe-
rience that the awful consequences of Sslf-
Abuse may be eaectually removed without
medicine, and without dang erous snfgieal eps-
rations, bougies, Instruments, lings, or cordais,
pointing out mode 1f cure atores certain and
ehectual, by which every sufferer no matter
what bis condition may be may cure himself
cheaply, privately, and radically. THIS Lee
TCkE WILL PROVE BOON TO THoCS-
ANDS AND THOUSANDS.
Sent under seal, to any address, In a plain
scaled envelope, 90 tho receipt Of six cent?, OF
two postage stamps Also Dir. cuiverweifs
Marriage Guide,' price Is cent?, Address the
pabilsheiv,
ciiAS. J. G. KLINE 4 CO.,
f l2I Bowcry. New York,
apis Post Once Box 1886
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Estate Of John r. Mcftr, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Sub
~ scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Of Adnistra.
ton on the Personal Estate Of Jons p
SHAFFER, late of Carroll county, decd. All
persons having claims against said Estate. are
hereby warned to exhibit the same within
six months from this date, otherwise they
may be excluded from all benefit Of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested TO
make immediate payment
JOHN NJ. SHAFFER,
aprilll-itS Administrator.
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$500 New $500
MARYLAND STATE BOUNTY.

DY an Ac, Of the last Legislature al per-
I'D sons drafted, who entered the United
States Service, and all persons who far
nishcd Substitutes between the LIST Of April
1854 aud 18th of December 1884, are emit.
tied 70 THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
State Bounty, ifthey were credited upon the
quota Of this State, and have never received
any State Bounty heretofore. The Widows
and Heirs Of deceased soldiers ure also en-.
titled.
Application bv all interested should be
made at my Office.
80 A. u. sCHAEFFER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
aprili.u Westminster Nd.
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Election Notice.

A I a meeting Of the Commissioners and
"A Stockholders OF the Liberty and New
Windsor Turnpike Company, held at New
Windsor, on the 4th Of April, 1867, it was
determined TO call u meeting at Unionyille,
on the FIRST MONDAY or NAY next,
ut o clock, II. NJ /. 10 elect PRESIDENT
AND FIVE DIRECTORS, for said Com
pany, as provided by their charter.
A. II. BAKER, Prest.
+. S. STAuFFrR, See'y. aprilii.8t
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$500 NEW! $500
Maryland Bounty.
,ytst appropriated!

Soldiers enlisted or drafted into the l.. s.
Service between the LIST April aud 18th De.
ceInber. 1854, and persons who furnished
substitutes between those dates who were
mustered into the u. S. Service aud credited
upon the quota Of this State arc now entitled
TO $500.
For full information send Name Of Sol.
der, Company. Regiment, aud Date Of En-
listment,. or Date Of DRAFT ifthe Soldier or
party is dead, give the nearest Of Kin.
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To the Public.
a JAR D.

TINE undersigned, as Proprietor of the
WESTERN MARYLAND eot.IrGr. the Cor.
nor Stone Of which was laid on the 9th Of
last September, begs leave to submit to the
public tho following statement, viz
The main centre building for the propos.
Cd College is now under roof, and desire
to Il, il for Occupancy by the FIRST Of Septem.
Der next and 20 accomplish this in man
ner that will not enbarrass the future ope.
yatons Of the Institution.
A; the recent Session of the MARYLAND
Annual Conference Off Methodist protes
tant Church, held in Baltimore, this lnsti.
tuition was kindly noticed and Board Of
Directors appointed to advise me concerning
its management This Board, ut its first
meeting held in Westminster ON the Both OF
March, considering this Institution as of
especial importance 10 he people Of CTToH
county, advised me. before making an ap.
peal for aid from friends OF distance, To
endeayor TO secure the co operation of the
friends Of learning in our own county. And
TO put the matter in a tangible form, it was
advised that should make an effort to raise
at least $4,000 By subscriptions TO an en-
dowment fund, for the education, in this
Institution, Of young men for the Christian
ministry; and also TO disposeof ut once, not
less than forty Scholarships.
Feeling that il is my duty to avail myself
Ofthe advice thus given, have concluded
TO call upon the citizens of Carroll county,
and to ascertain what amount Of assistance
! may expect from them, and to give such
information concerning the College as may
be desired. Believing that work to be one
in which the people are deeply interested,
and viewing myself merely as the agent ia
the hands Of Providence for prosecuting il,
| trust shall meet with cordial reception.
and liberal response from all the friends of
education; and that all upon whom | may
call will chcerfully aid in such manner aud
in such proportion rs to them may seem
most wise and propei, not losing sight of
the fact that the amount of assistance which
we may secure from abroad will depend
upon the degree of confidence expressed at
home. Very Respectfully yours.
+. Il. BUELL., Proprietor.
apll2t
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Ii the OTpha'4 Court fer tdroa
County:

Ia The 07oha,'a' Court fer tdroa
County:
Arau Tses, 1907.
George Motter, decd. i. i ordered
this sth day Of April, 1867 tina, the sale Of
part Of the Leasehold Estate Of George Mot
ter, late Of Carroll county, deceased, made
by Joseph NJ. pSrke and Henry r. Beltz,
Executors ofthe last VIII and Testament OF
said deceased, and this day reported 10 this
Court by the said Executors be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause be shown 10 the
contrary, on or before the Ist Monday. 9th
day OF May, next: Pforide9 copy Of this
Order be inserted for three successive weeks
ia some newspaper printed and Published
in Carroll county, before the said LIST. Mon.
day, 9Th day Of May next, The Executors
report the sale OF an additional parcel OF the
leasehold property Of said deceased, situated
in Manchester, Carroll county, devised By
the Testator to his widow for life, and sold
with her consent, Pursuant TO the Wilsof
Testator, being an unimproyed lot Of ground
in said town, front aud back lot Nos. and
II, for the sum Of four hundred and 1--WE
dollars, payable on ratification Of the sale.
True Copy Test;
Fly. II. IIERGAUGH,
aprilil2t Register.
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So A You've LADY returuipr

go A You've LADY returning TO
her country home, after sojourn Of q few
months In the City, was hardly recognised by
her friends- In place Of a coarse, rustic hush-
cd face, she had soit raby complexion Of al
most marble smoothness, and instead Of twenty
three she really appeared but eighteen. upon
inquiry as 70 the cause Of 80 great change,
she plainly told them that she used the csrca.-
sian Balm, and considered II an Invaluable &C
QUESTION TO any Lady's toilet. By i,s use any
Lady or Genileman can IMPROVE their pernonsl
appearance an hundred fold. II IA simple In
~ eombinsiion, as Nature herselfis simple, yet
unsurpassed IN ia efficacy In drawing inpuri,
ties from, also healing. cleansing and hesa,ify-
Ing the skin and complexion. by lis direct az.
ton on the cntieie It draws from Il al Its in,pu
riti,s, kindly healing the same, and leaving he
surface as Nature iniandcd il should BE- clear.
smooth and beauiifua. Price 81, sent by Mail
or Express, on receipt Of an order by
W. L. CLARK 4 CO., Chemist.
No. West Fayctts St. Syracuse. N. Y. >.
The only Ameriean Agents for The sale Of The
same. fsb7-iy
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Special Notices.
Dr. schenck's PuIn,onIc
Gyrnn

Syrup.
This great medicine cured DIR. j. II. Schenck,
the Proprietor, OF Pulmonary Cousumptinn,
when 1t had assumed its most formidable as
peet, and when speedy death appeared to be
inevitable. His physicians pronounced his case
ineurable, when he commenced the use Of this
aimpl, but powerful reinedy. His health was
restored in very short time, and no return o.
the disease has been apPrchcnded, for all the
symptoms quickly disappeared. and hi. present
weight j. more than two hundred pounds.
since his recovery. he has devoted his sitaB-
tion exclrSively 10 the cure Of Consumption,
and the diseases which are usually complicated
with il, aud the cures effected by his medicines
have been very numerous and truly wonderful.
Dr.. sehenek makes professional visit TO seye-
raj Of The larger cities weekly, where he has
large eoncourse OF patients, and it is truly as
tonishing 10 see poor consumptiycs that have to
be liitcd out Of their carriages, and in few
months healthy, robust persons. Dn. ScaEscK's
PulAnsio STReP. SEAwggD ToSic, and Man
pSAKs PiLLs are generally all required In cur
Ing Consumption. Full directions accompany
each, 80 that any one can take them without
seeing Or. Schenek, bat when It Is convenient
!, IS best TO sec him. lie gives advice free, but
for thorough examination with his Rcspirom-
eter his fee Is three dollars.
Please observe. when purchasing, that the
two likenesscs Of the Doctor--one when In the
last stage Of consumption, aud the other he
now Is, In perfect healtb-aro on the Govern
neBt stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. Price l.50
per bottle, or $3.50 the half dozen. Letters for
advice should always be directed To DIR.
Sebenck's Principal Ofiioc, No. Is North 9Th
Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
General Wholesale Agents Demas Barnes
4 Co., Y. Y; 5. s. Hance, Baltimore, Md,
John d. Park, Cincinnati, 0hioj Walker 4
rrsy Tor, Chicago, lll.i Collins Bros, 81. Louis,
No. dec20-3d W 1y
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Know Thy Destiny.

MApAsg e. Y. TnoRSros, the great English
Astrological, Clsirvoyant and Psychometrician,
who has astonished the scientific classes OF the
Old World, has now located herself at Hudson,
y. y. Madame Thornton possesses sach won
dcrfal powers ofsecond sight, as 10 enable her
10 impsrt knowledge Of the greatest Importance
10 the single or married Of either sex. While
In state OF trance. she deiineates the very fea-
turcs Of the person yoa are b marry, and by
the aid Of an Instrument Of intense power, known
as the Psychomoirope, guarantees to produce q
lite-iike picture Of the future husband or wife
Of the applicant, together with date OF mar
riage, position in life, leading traits Of charsc-
ter, &C. This Is no humbng, rs thousands Of
testimonials can assert. She will send when
desired certified certificate, or written CHAR
antce, that the picture Is whatit purports 70 be.
BY enclosing small lock OF hair. and stating
place Of birth, age, disposition and complexion,
and enclosing fifty cents and stamped envelope
addressed to yourself, You will receive the pie
tnrc and desired information by return mall
All communications sacrcdiy confidential. Ad-
drcss In confidence, MApaEE L. r. THonsTos,
J. o. Box 72S, Hudson, y. Y. feb7-ly
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To MtlIers!

A singio hana, well acquainted with tir,
"A milling business, and can be wcll re.
commented IN all respects, desires a situa.
ton IN Miller in q good tsrist Mil. For
particulars address At Buticr'sp. O. Balti.
apls.lta GEORGE F0wBLE.
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WE also have u Merchant Tailoring
w Establishment up stairs, under the
sureriatcndencc OF Mr.. ALHEEr THoM SOY,
n Cutter th,t cannot be beat, who will take
pleasure in giving uent aud fashionable
1T to all who may desire H. cal and try
him. All fits guaranteed and done promptly.
apis STOuFFER \ HOFFMAN.
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Bridge NOtice.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that application
In will be made 10 the County Commits
sioners for Carroll county, at their next
meeting after thirty days from the date
hereof, 10 provide according to law for the
building efa Bridge on tho York Road, in
Carroll county, over abranch Of tho Big
Guupowder Falls, between Warmers Store
and VENTS MIL; ofwhich allpaTtics inter
esied will please take notice.
GEORGR X. FRANK
april i5t and 50 others.
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800 Additional 500
UNITED STATES BOUNTY,

Soldiers Of 1861 I2-s-l, who hay4rceeived
not more,han sl00 are entitled TO nv add
ti9nsi sl0O Widows and Heirsaro entitled;
also soldiers who have lost their discharges.
Refl- Claims Of all kinds for L.. s. Boon.
", Pay, Pension, &c. promptly collected.
Enclose stamp for reply,
WI. b. HILL,
ATToRSES At Law.
20 ". Fayette st. Baltimore, Nd.
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VNIlE SubArihers have Just returned
il from the Eastern markets with large
and judiciously selected stock Of
Spring 4 Summer Goods,
which they are prepared to sell on the most
liberal terms. Our stock Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
are full, comprising all the latest styles OF
the season. A full line Of
MEMS WEAR,
consisting in part Of Hilger's make Of fine
black Cob, fine black Doeskn CaSsmcrcs.
plain and fancy do Of the latest designs,
also full stock Of Domesties, such as
Blcached aud Brown Mushns, Ginghams,
Calico, Ticking, Men and Boys Cotton aud
Linen Pant Stuii, Lonsdale Cambria Mus.
lin for Ladies Skirts, in fact everything ap.
pertaining to the Dry Goods business, also
full stock Of Notions, Hardware, Queens
ware, Groceries, Shoes, Hats, Clocks, Look.
ing Glasses, Stationery &c.
The above stock is new, bought since the
decline in prices and for cash, Consequently
We defy competition.
ST0UFFER 4 HOFFMAN.
NEv WINDSOR, April Is, 1861.
n. B.--Iuiercst will be charged on ao.
counts standing after the let of April and
LIST of October. 5. 4 IL.
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70 Loues If god Tea.
WE have on hand very superior lot Of
w Green, Black and japan Teas, at Baltic.
prices. Hood 4 Thomas.
GUPERl0R Java and Rio Coffee, at
~ tmar2sl Hood Thomas.
khf Fine Whhkey, Port and Madeira
Wine, at Hucd 4 Thomas.
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CtARpETS, Oil Cloth and Mating, the
" largest. best and cheapest lot ever
offered n this town, 1t
apis Hood 4 Thomas.
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NTEw Invoice Of Domestic Goods inst
In received and sill lower at ~.
spi Stoaier { Hoifuan's.
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Quarterly Report

OF the condition Of tho Union National
Bank of Westminster, on the morn.
ingof the FIRST Monday in April, 1867
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Sworn TO this Isl day Of April, 1867.
JOS. A. S'r0UFFER,
aprilll2t Cashier.