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DIR. Scslefckss Mandrake Pilis--A Substi-
tslte for C:llOsnel. sif

tute for Calosnel.
These Pills are composed of various roots,
having the power of relaxing the secretions Of
the liver as promptly and efeetually as blue
pill or mercury, and without producing any
of those disagreeable or dangerous effects
which. often follow the effects of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be
used. with eonfdenee, as they promote the
discharge Of vijated bile, and remove those
distractions from the liver and hillary ducts,
which are the cause Of bilious affections in
general. ,s.!ti.fi:,SA8:
'scHENcK's MANDRAKE PILLS cure
Sick Headache, and all disorders of the ,Liv-
or, indicated by sallow skin,} coated tongue,
costiveness, drowsiness, and general feeling
of WEAKNESS and lassitude, showing that the
liver is in q torpid OF INSTRUCTED condition.
In short these Pills maybe used with adj
vantage insll eases when purgative or al
terative medicine is required. .
Please ask for T'Dr. Schenck's Mandrake
Pills. and observe that the two likenesses of
the Doctor are on the Government stalnp-one
when in the last stage of Consumption, and
the other in his present health, III
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price
IS cents per box. Principal Office, No. Is
North 9Th Street. Philadelphia, Pa. = 3
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes
& Co.,2I Park Row, New York; SIS. Hance,
lOa Baltimore S., Bahhn6re, Nd; saJohn D..
Park, N. E. corner of fourth and Walnut ST.,
Cincinnati, Ohios Walker g. Fay ler,ssl34 and
1856 Wabash avenue, sChicago,S Ill; Collins
Brothers, Soathfwest corner of Second and
Vine SITS, st. Louis, Mo. r.
Nov % ,.fse;sQ
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John Mayo, of scottsville, had his leg bro
ken, last week, by the bursting of a distilery
pipe. isssgi
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Groceries e Supply, Store.
.i'ts Fresh Arrival Of 5A9i
CHOICE AND SELECT GROCERIES.
.ssgaA SD . ~ 1885,
Aog Is t.e tine to secure g Bargains

IL 7. p. WOODWARD, formerly of the firm Of
S. NJ Woodward & Bros would respectfully
iia erm the scitizensscfg Suantons and the pub
lie. generally. that he has justreceiyedaasple
did stock of GROCERIES,, including ar
ftiele kept in a first+class Grocery.e9sA call
from tue; public is solicited and satisfaction is
guaranteed both in quality of article and
price Of goods 81 g q sgolseas 81
d HaT Cash paid for all kinds Of Country
Produce. skfp iF.S It'd. WOODWARD. !
Il dec 5-tf} I{A as.fssi atg{,i7stt54%A
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A mans business capacity now-ad days is
measured by the quantity Of his advertising.
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A fair correspondent the Richmond Wing
recommends General Jubal A.. Early as can
didate for Governor. In referring to the re.
commentator the Wing says: sit will moi
be surprised, if its correspondent has moi
struck chord which will be taken up and
echoed throughout the State" -
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lon." 1t ssaid to bepopular where introduce
ed.
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The CASH SYSTEM writer in the Rich
mond Enquirer suggests that a law be passed
that no debt, createdaffer certain date, shall
be collected by law, except official, and that
all debts created either before or since the sur
render of Gen. Lee, shall be controlled by a
law. The writer signs himself a practical
dehfer 'Af.s aAttl NJ.
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y " X
from the Register: OS;C. Sterling, P.J,, Madi-
son Moore, Joseph Funkhouser, Henry Beery,
and Josiah S. Roller, Justices. composed the
Court. License was granted to L. O. Lang
ford to keep public ordinary in the county !;
also, to NJ. J. Moyereher to retail ardent spirits
at his store. John Crigler and John Phillips
were tried On charge Of felony, in stealing a
quantity of-goods from The store Of Messrs.
| Rude s. Harris last December, and sent on to
tho Circuit Court, bail being refused ruth
| Ann Lowman was tried on q charge ofihaEing
| received a part of the stolen goods, and Sent
| on Bail was admitted Sarah Francis Thorn
as was tried on similar charge, and acquit
ted. Charles, Morton, (eolored, charged with
breaking into the Office of DR.. J ID. Amiss, and
stealing pocket book, valuable papers, and
fifty dollars in greenbacks, was tried and sent
| to the Circuit Court. dos. Burkholder quail
fed as Magistrate in the 9th District, to,-fll
vacancy occasioned by resignation Of
Chas S. Thompson, Esq.
| ~. s. = - ----.-- :. - 49,
LEXINGTON PREsBYTERY.-The following
resolutions adopted by the Presbytery at its
session in Lexington on the 9Th instant, on
the occasion of the dismissal ofthe excellent
Pastor Of the Church in Harrisonburg, Rey. D.
| G., Irwin s.1.5-.i ID. ,.s Il sssss.t5;.
AT ia called meeting of the Lexington Pres
bytery held in Harrisonburg on the Still and
9th inst, the Past orial7 relations of Rev. D.
C.. Irwin and the Rockingham church swere
dissolved, and the.two congregations, worship
ping in Harrisonburg, were united. si9N iF#l
The following resolutions, expressive Of the
views of the Presbytery in the above action,
were adopted: ..@4s tg;!$
Resoluea. That in eonsenting tothe disso-
luton Of this relation, the Pfesbytery feels
called npon to express its appreciation of the
Christian spirit which has prompted Brother
Irwin to ask it,. and the congregation to agree
to it; and that this. action Of the Pre-bytery
is taken only from the paramount necessity
of forming one congregation from the two
worshipping in Harrisonburg
Resoggea, That the Presbytery also express
es it appreciation of the Chistian spirit man
Tested by Rev. T. D. Bell and the congrega-
ton to which he mtnistered in town, in con-
senting to sever the ties which have so long
bound them together, so that said corgrega
ton may be united with that of the Rocking :
ham Church, which severance vas all that
was. needed on their part to effect . complete
lunion, without dissolving the PASTORAL rela
tons of Brother Bell, inasmuch as the con-
gregation to which he ministered in town did
not t constitute an organized church, but
included in the organization Of Cooks Greek
and. HarrisonSurg church, of which giteiis
the Pastor. Ss-NS ss@
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Chas. NJ Stief, the Piano maker of Balti-
more, says the Richmond Dispatch, has pre-
sented to the Hollywood Memorial Bazaar
one Of his magnificent Pianos It is one of
the finest instruments ever turned out by this
celebrated manufacturer, and adds another to
his many acts Of. generosity and kindly con-
sideration for the suffering of the South. We
cannot too highly commend thiswell timed
charity. a.. sElN
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Envy is only fixed on merit, and like sore
eye, is offended with everything that is bright.
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Be temperate in diet. Our first parents ate
themselves out of house and home.
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''THE FARMER. We invite the attention
of our readers to the advertisement of '.The
Farmer an agricultural periodical published
by Elliott & Shields, of Richmond. They take
great pains in getting it up, for the benefit of
Southern farmers. and we hope they will
giveit an oyerfowing patronage.
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A very unpopular officer with some of the
,adies-GeneralH ousawork
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Good beef is four cts. a pound in New Or
leans, and Is cts; in Stanton ss
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Some of the ice put up in this city meas
ured sixteen inches in thickness.
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bargains in DRY Goods.

E13sA sss11s ~ TT
With the view of.preparing for the Spring
trade, we have this day reduced the price OF
Goods. sto,the lowest possible figures; there
fore, if you wantto save money callat
t'li' PIPER & FUNKHOUSER'S
Jan 23-srn Y1s is@si9
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For Rent
MiiEi3se4.y.
A 3 sss II ~
NEW GOODS.

I51s.I s7z-- So - = -. III -.
MRS NJ. E. PAGAN has just received and
added to .hea4sstock of Millinary lanii Ladies'
I Furnishing Goods, WHICH sbe wiz offer very
cheap for c:ssssiH. Persons : wifi lonly have TO
cali and examine forstifemsalves4to be satisfied
that she has the cheapest goods IN this or any
other 1naIriact ] Bonnets. made to order on
short notice and easy terms. -.
Dec. ST. i. s.ry
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Teno said that an avaricious man was like a
barren, sandy soil, which sucks in all the rain
and dews with grecdiness and thirst, but
yields no fruitful herbs or plants to the inhab-
itan:s, Have we any in Stauntep4s-s ss@
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LOOKOUT Tho Charlestown Spirit reports
that man who pretended to be deaf and
dumb, svindled the people there and Dragged
of it. He is reported to be making his way up
the Valley.
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They are organizing Debating Society il
Fincastle. fg1s 2 &A1
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A Memorial Association has been formed at

A Memorial Association has been formed at
Shepherd and the following officers
elected: President, Col W. A. Morgan Vice
President, Capt II. F. Barnhart; Secretary,
John W. Gageby; Corresponding secy,i Jos.
McMurran Treasurer, John Ray.
Our BUSINESS DIREoToRY We insert our
old Directory, with some changes, this, week.
Our friends are requested to notify us Of any
farther changes needed, or if any wish their
names discontinued. We wish to make it a
complete directory of the town and expect
to enlarge it shortly
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CoLD.-The weather still continues cold
very cold We shall make no more compari-
sons for fear that sssandy," the Valley Virgil
MAN man might again get us by the-r-ear. =
Z Old Commonwealth m .sis ssst5 ass
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49,. II I 4 - J. n =
!, Special Notices.

WI tonlhass this Eday ass5eia-
ted himself in3the clothing business with G.
Mapaelbaun and would be pleased to see his
friends. .s''ss. - +...''.s'.s =.
Oct TT - :
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D9'sksGOOdS.
..xss !. Who Denies II !?
NOR ONE.

That at The Great Bqzaay Store can he toun'
the Cheapest Goods in tie. Valley.
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Dress Goods.

+ Piper s. Funkhouser have just received 6
very large stock OF the prettiest Dress Goods
they have ever had. sAfs.44s y s
.atOct 24-tf rili'i go .tit
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The Shenandoah people are making q, good
deal of money by the lumber trade The
Herald says that a large quantity of lumber
is being taken off, down the Valley. The re-
gion of country lying this side of Winches-
ter, contiguous to the Valley Turnpike, de-
nuded Of it's valuable timber during the war,
is now supplied almost entirely BY the people
of Shenandoah. "ss
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IA, New Supply Store. ie.e
.A4Et#iti HOl YE HOUSEKEEPERS.
I We Offer 10 the Public full assortment Of
choice Groceries, Gained Fruits, Preserves,
Gained Vegetables and Pie fruit s----at s1rpris-
lsingly low prices. Give US a call, at Heiskel's
old stand, Sewers building.
EDMoNsoN & co. +
N 3. Insasshort time we Mal keep at our
store Fresh Meats daily -
Nov IA IF ..'s,s,a 4. I.,i:..,,,,',.,
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q rrirats.Sazes
Stove for Sale.

9ts! - Stove for Sale. 's4
A No. ]. Misunderstanding Stove, fixtures
complete. pn.l as good as neN.ia "A nplysta Vim.
T. Burke ut ibis slifls@.s IL wills be isess
s0Qg 6TGIst u a shcrt notc ss-sG ssa I;
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Wanted!

Z 1000 bushels Of, sHELLED CORN. bags
furnished by myself, at my store in Stauntou
or Middlebreok. Twill pay CASH or part in
goods ~ cighD8 tadss81M. M POOLE.
Jan Off .,z., nd, y, .,,.se4
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The following decision of the Auditor

The following decision of the Auditor
is Important to tax payers: 'i'fs .f
"All bonds upon which no interest has
been,or might i1avesbeen received with
IN the year nextIpreccding the lst day of
February IN each year are exempt from
assessment and taxation. s
(signed) VIM. T. Taylor, Auditor
The day after New Years one Of the
heaviest snow storms ever experienced
visited England. It continued till the 4th
inst, with freezing temperature, and the
snow lay deep. on the hard frozen earth.
The drifts, also, were very great, and farm
houses and old castles appeared buried in
Snnw it1.-o l.,,-I'a ". $50 A-..ll --l-I9
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THH EcTIoNs. The ,Gommifee Jon
Elections in the House eff Delegates yes
tefrlay reported thks the Consultation hay
ing fixed the time.uf&he general elections
hesState, the Legislature hadho power
to change it. The House iconcurredifi the
report, and 50 ends the proposition to
2, change the time shielding til elections
! from May to ,OctoJerRichmond Dis
alufch ,s.;t.. s.. = M
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LOCAL
Goats are driven in sleighs in Lynchburg

Snow fell in Fincastle, Sunday, to the depth
Of 10 inches. Is
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PRAYER Hooks

Prayer hooks,
Containing entire Church Services, received
at and for sale by JONES s. HUNTER.
Nov 7-tf ssrg-ss sos
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Wanted!
5000 pounds Of clean co TTON RAGS, at my
store in Staunton CT Middhebrook.
Jan 9-tf ssatr3 W. M.aPOOLE.
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FIFTEEN HUNDRED YARDS of Calico.
Goods, sbest quality, atone,shilhng per yard,
at S. II. HlLBiS.
Sept 26-tf s.tsas;f
A SUPERIOR Lot'of Furs, Carpeting and
Oil plotits' at ~ S. Ii. HlLIj'S.
Sept 26-tf
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: Success in life is very apt to makeus forget
the time when we wasn't much. It is just SO
with frog on a..jump; he can't remember
when he was tadpole--but other folks can.
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"a Lynchburg paper says that. gFeat many
families are making preparations to Camp out
in the County sastsooit IasDthe Spring, opens
and gives asa reason the enormous rents
charged. gAigoodEplan, and weswodlds advise
our people to. do likewise andslvesih tents un-
til rents are brought down to fair rates,a
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DIVIDENDS OF NATIONAL BANKS The Wash
ington Republican says that, according to the
reports from ! 500 National Banks for the last
quarter, about half the banks. have declared
semi annual dividends Of ive, SIX eight, ten
and somejasihigh as fifteen per cent, besides
carrying from ten to twenty per cent Of net
profits to their surplus funds X si@is
We wonder if these. Institutions are located
in States where. usuary laws are in force.
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Lawyers and other business men should re-
member that the VALLEY Vsyyinian, is the sea-
sette OF the Circuit Court of Augusta coun-
ty' andit has been decided that all publica-
tlons directed by the Court be given to it, as
the s.Gazette of the Court
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CioasgAs and Snawls.
IOOOa Yard.

His5' - KVVU ItlKd1S y
Black and Colofed Prints, just received ,and
FOR sale by 81 Nv. NJ. POOLE,
Oct 3l-tf ts'>fst = 49, s. i ,ift 49,
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a.
NEWSPAPER CHANGES Messrs. Kelley &
Branch have disposed. of the Petersburg ssIn
dex" to Messrs. W. E. Cameron and Geo. A,
Sykes. The editorial department of the sIn-
dexn within future be conductedby Nh. Came
'ron.l sMessrs. Kelley s Branch have purcha-
sed an interest in the Richmond Examiner,
and that paper viii hereafter be under the
control of A. M. Kelley US editor. ~ =
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-31
TO CONSU MTTIVES-

.he advertiser, having b~en restore ptc
health IN a few weeks by r-ry simple rem :
ely, afer having >uff.rr'i for several wears
with severe i7ng afiectiInr all,l that crea 1
disease. Consump,nn---is anxions To ina6s
known 70 his fellow sufferers the means .
cure.
To ali vhn desire il. he will send a coTor Of
the prescription used free of chargrt, with
the directions, for preparing ans. using the
same, which they will FIND a SUkE CERE for
CoHsCMPTIoS, ASTHMA. BEoNCHITEs, CoU1 as,
CoLD, and al Throa's and LING Attccrons
The only object Of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription is 10 b-utit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceive. to hs
invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer vii!
try his remedy. as i will cost them Loshins,
and prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. FREE by
return mail, will please address
Rfv EDWARD 4. WILSON.
Williamsburg. kirg, &C., New York.
Fee. Stn, lSG6-lyl.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-31
Nov. 18th, 1s66-tf.
ELECTION NOTICE,

n CONRAD, Agent.
Is selling Engli,h Isand Nolasscs at IS c's
\ fair article OF Cuba 90 CTS.
Rio Coffee from 80 to 35 cts.
Ceyon do for }S cts
Java do for is cts.
Brown Sugar from ii TO 1Si cts.
Also, Corn Meal. Super and Extra
Flour. Bacon. Batter, Lard. &c, at a
small advance.
n c. is now selling Ready y-made Cloth
ing at cost cheaper than b bought
here or III Baltimore Call and sa,lsf,
yourselves of the fact.
\ c. has The lalg ct and best stock of
Shoes, Boots, Has and Caps il tie coun
~, which be offers at small profits for
cash
N. c. has large assortment # DRY
GOODS, embracing every article usually
foam IN a first cassc 'uatry store, all OF
which he offers low for The ready cash or
TO punctual dealers op short credit
Rogs, furs of all hlhds w;.irrd an,,
Pnnltry Of all kinds taken III exchange for
goSdS.
Nov IS, 1866
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-31
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for wears from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay and all
The effects of Youthful indiscretion, will for
inc SAKE OF suffering humanity, send free TO ali
who need it, the recipe and directions Tor max
ing the simple remeiy by which ne cur
ed. Sufferers wishing to profit by the adyer-
,iscr's experience. can do 50 by addressing
JOHN b. OGDEN.
No. l3 Chambers St., New York
Feb. sth, l6GG-lYr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-31

In tn. Clrcu't Court for Saint M.ry's C.an-
ty, sitting AZ Court Of Equity.
No oo7 Equity.
Dl virtue Of authority vested in me a.
~ Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Saint Ma
rvs County by the Code OF Public General
Laws" OF this State il is hereby ordered. that
tho report filed by |! Ford and JOS II Key. Trus-
tees in this cause. be ratified and confirmed w.
less causclo the contrary bs shown on or before
the thlld Monday of March next; provided a
copy of this order be inserted in the s5,in,
Mary s n;-ct's once a Week for three success
sivn weeks pIor to tho third Mondav
o. Feb. next
The Rclcrt states tha, tbs laad sold for
$50
JNO. A CAMAuIER Ck.
True copy Test:
JNO. \. CAVALIER OK
Jan. 10. l3G7-3w
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STRANG l., BUT TRUE f.

Every young lady and gentleman in Tie
United States can hear something very much
TO their advantage by return mail Tree OF
charge,) by addressing the Undersigned =
In DSe having fear. of being humLugged will
,hlige by not noticing thi. card All others
will please addrcS. their obcdent servant,
TIIOS. f. CHAPMAN,
s3l Broadway, New York
Feb. Sth. 1S60-lYr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-31
Profes ssi0nal Notice,

's'HE undersigned. having entered INTO an
aTrAh -eiueut NH an able lrgai firm 10
" Ase''St''n city TO prosecute claims against
tie Government. reSre eluIv invites he pe0-
p oi s. Mn, as,! atpiniu. counties 10
trAtSnnt hif any claims, whc,acr for Boun-
~, Tensions. Damages ,turing tn" y ar OF 9TH
cr cause " l'ich they may hold against the
United >s.sces fior-renent strict attention
Will be given and prompt return made of al
liqmdate ed claims. All business Of legal
character placed in his hands Viii be Ir"npt-
~ attended 10. Information in regard to
claims cheerful, sives, lree Of charge. Ad-
dress,
B. A. JAMISCN
Attorney at Law
aud
General Claim Agent,
thapfico,
St. Mary's County.
Nd
Jnre "a, it.,6-1v
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-31
NOTICE.

I VIII attend strictly and erpedi,iouslv to all
lcl,lms ru, IN my hands, both for the return
Of all1oney enormously paid by our assess-
msnt(e.PeciaiIy the larg. tax on t,otneu
Store X eepers for the year 1863 and also the
amount appropriated ut tie last session. Of Co n
zitss by the GENERAL GOVERNMENT l
for all slaves who entered the amy.
All parties desiring my attention in this mat
er wIIl please write me Immediately, nhd
will send III: proper papers
G. FRED. MADDOX
Aug 9,lSGe-tf
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-31
Cioas1s & .Ssant:llas,
In tie matter of the petition Of James Z
III mAs, -In~"lt'nt Debtor
In tho Circuit Conr far ST. Mary l., County.
Oct Is, IS6f-tf.

IL tho Circuit Conrr for ST. Mary County.
30 10 ins tvcnr Petitions.
seI viltur "i a1thortv vested in me, As
3 , C!,th o. th" tlrrnt { ,utfpr 81 MARY.
County. by the "t''tIe Of Puhlc Gcucral
IAw- Of ;ni- state. II Is hcr.hy crd, rel Lat
The Report hic,l ~ f. stone and y. :.
H,l~co". Trustees Of the sale of person
Al property. IN tbs ca,e. hc ratified AMI
confirmed unless cause to the contra
-! +" >town on OF before the third Mon
dly 81 Mach next; provided copy of thi.
orici hc ir4crtcd III The Sliht MAry's Ca
1ArTE once 4 week !pr ,afcr successive weeks
prior To- the dir! Mpl+l4v Of Fob, next
! he rcpor stiles THAI he property sold lol
$.957 13
JNO y CAVALIER, OK.
irue C,rr l~~t:
iNO 4 CAVALIER, OK:
~ les -H~
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-31
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the sUhscri
~ Der has obtain.d from the Orphaps
Court Of 81. Mary's courty ,lr Maryland, let
ters OF administration on the personal es
ATE of George Owens, late Of SAID county, Il,
deceased. Al PERSONS having claims against the
sad deceased, are hereby warned TO exhibIl the
same with the proper vouches thereof, to the
subSc rIber or before the Ist day of June
1867, otherwise they may De excluded by law
from all benefit Of the SAID estate. Given un-
der my hand this % h dav of Nov, 1866.
JOHN DlLLAtiAY,
Administrator.
New. 90, ls66-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-31

with antacids and carmnatlves to strength
en- the STOMACH, and nervous system. 1t i a
certain remedy for Dyspepsia, or digestion.
Nervousness, Loss Of Appetite, Accldlty OF
the Stomach. F,atueucy ana Debility. Ii Is
not a coholc, therefore particularly suited for
Weak, Nervous and DEsprctic p'ps"ns. For
sale by ali Drug ssts everywhere at 81 per
bottle
Feb. 1st, .866--1y.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-31

III s''e N-''NHT' '"UTt TOT N d'TN comfy
slttnf as \ Court Of Equity.
NJ. Isl r. f.
Dl virtue Of authority vested in mo \, Clerk
~ Of the Circuit Cnurt for 81 Nary sc,untv.
by the Code os Public General tavs" Of thi.
State, 1t is. hereby ordered, that tn,
K port Of X Fo'd. Trustee. f-l in
this c'n~e. he ratified ,nd confirmed
unless cause to the contrary be show,
on or before the thirl Monday OF Mach next.
roNdcd a copy Of this order be Inserted in
the >t Mary's tiazctie oncc \ week for tEroe
successive weeks plior to the third .Nonda,
sf Feb. next
Tbs report states the land sold for $3.50
J\O \ CAMALIEE, OK.
True cors-Tes':
JNO \ CAVALIER. Crk.
Jan. Il, lS61-Sw