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Maryland free press., 1867-02-14
TOWN PROPERTY

Lie SALE.
The residence of the late Gee. Keahofer, on
West Washington. ST. will he offered at public
sale, in front OF the Court House,
On Tuesday, The 18Th day of february merit,
This property is in convenient and desirable
locality, the house is large.
Fnishedthroughout in the best style.
and furnished with all the modern conveaiences
gas furnace &c. Attached to the house there 10
aa Office furnished with stationary bookcases. -
Also, brick stable at the foot of the lot. The
yard is filed with choice shrubbery.
TERMS :-One-third cash on the first Of April,
[whsn possession will be given,j and the balance
in one and tive years with interest, The purchaser
giving bond with security 10 be approved by the
undersigned. Title clear.
Those who wish 10 examine the property, will
please call at the Office of the undersigned on the
premises. WV. KEALHOFER.
Jan. 81. r. Sheckles, Auct.
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CR l. RIB R t ED
b I S II 0 p PiIL L S
A 1rN1upncII nINnrn NIL

For Nervous and S ick Headache, tiveness. In
digestion, Dyspepsia, Biiousncss, Constipation,
Diarrhca, Eolics Chiils, Fevers, and general de-
rangement of the Digestive Organs. 'i-
@a- Boxes, Is cts, SO cts. and 81 sizes.
Ssa-Sold by oil Druggist everywhere.
&a- And BY HENRY II. C0STAN, Depot IS.
Broadway.N. Y.
80 And by--lTagcrstow Md.
JAM SIS rios.
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I ATEsr 49,.
Prom THE ,
BURNT DISTRICT.
Tho subscriber having saved portion Of his
large stock of Goods from
DESTRUCTION BY FIRE
-s. and frsm the hands of
p l. U N ID Il r E r. 8
has removed into the store room on South Potomac
ST., one door from the Public Square, where he will
hereafter
DISTRIBUTE TO TIE PUBLIC
agreat variety Of ~.
CLIO T III | N G.
ready madel or will make to order, as may be de-
sired, at C0ST-AoRB on LESS. This determination
to almost .t...
GIVE A WAY
bis remaining stock ofeeods will, as he hopes long
bIDATE
for Public Patronage, be no induccmsnt to slight
his work or to otherwise impose on those who may
desire TO avail themselves of this chance to clothe
themselves
AT HIS EXPENSE.
Remember the place. On South Potomac street
one poor south ofthe Public Square.
Feb. 7, JNo. ID. SWAMI.
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DUBLIC SALE.
OF VALUABLE

OF VALUABLE
-,.,- s. PERSONAL PROPERTY.
The subscriber will sell at Public Sale near
Carbaugh's Mill, on the farm of David Shank, about
two miles from Waynesboro.
On the 27th day Of, February, 1851.
the following described valuable personal property
,s.s-.. -..;F M & & viz ,efat
HEAD OF FINE WORK HORSES,
among which are Brood Mares one heavy with
foal, and good Plough Leaders, -
Is Fl ADOF CATTLE
of which are good Milch Cows of which will be
..'.s-,-,.- 81 ( fresh by day of sale.
10 HEAD OF HOGS,
including Brood Sows heavy with pig, 4 Wag-
ons, 2three inch and four inch, spring Wagon,
Cart, Buggy, with pole, Sleigh, three-horse
ploughs, single ditto, 2Harrows.l Corn Coverer,
Corn Shelter. train Cradles, 8 Moving scythes,
90 ..s GRAIN DRILL,
~ 1McCoRMIcK's REAPER,
MOWER, Woods Patiently 1 WIND MILL,
DSpg sled pair a m GSrrage pair Hay
Cutting Box, spring-tooth rake. Log Chains,
! grind stone, sets Dung Boards Log Chains,
NTH chain and spreaders, Carrying Chains, 2
Is
2Mattocks, i Shovel, Forks and Rakes, patent
Nay Fork and rope, Ladder,2 sets Breeehings
sets Front Gears; sets of Plough Gears, l new
set of Double Harness, Fly nets, 5 Housens. l
wagon saddle, lines and whip, 6 BlHd Brides
good as new, lot of Collars and hal:ers,
I'll. 20 CORN BY THE BARREL, .
lot ofcorn fodder, one-half of
so ACRES OF GRAIN
.a....a.sal in the ground.
VINEGAR BY THE BARREL,
Bacon and Lard by the pound, Maui and Wedges
q lot of Corn Choppers, &C., also
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUgNITURE
consisting in part as follows:-1 Corner Cupboard:
! Kitchen Cupboard, l template Stove and pipe,
-- hs" . Copper Kettle, t.a
BEDSTEADS,
Meat Vessel, large Milk Trough, lot of Car
peting. Settee, a lot of empty crucks and fruit
Jars, dinner Bell, pair Steel yards, Counter bal
ance, Jackscrew, rough lock. feed trough, lot
efCucumber pickles, &c. ...... .. -
TERxs:-A credit of six months will be given on
oil sums AFer $40, by the purchaser giving his note
WITH approved security; under $40 cash.
CYRUS SHkIVER,
Feb IA. sr.r Joseph Boward, Auctioneer.
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TRUSTEES SALE

TRUsTEEs' SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
by virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
Washington County, passed in cause No. 1865, on
the Equity Docket of said court, the undersigned
Trustees will offer at public cutlery to the highest
a bidder
On Tuesday the 2Gh Of February, 1867
between the hours of II o'clock, A. NJ, and 3
o'clock, z. NJ, in front of the Court House in Ha-
gerstown, all that valuable real estate, known as
"THE AVONDALE FARM"
containing about
-Four Hundred and Serenity Five Acres of Land.
more or less, and of which the late Mrs. Elizabeth
4. L. Wharton, died seized.
This estate has justly been regarded as one Of the
most valuable in this section of the country and has
been distinguished for its
g GREAT PRODUCTIVE QUALITIES.
.af. y... The land is ofthc
BEST QUALITY OF LIMESTONE.
and is in
GOOD STATE OF CULTIVATION.
1t has on it all the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and the barn is
UNSURPASSED FOR IT'S CAPACITY
and substantial structure. The Farm has running
through considerable extent oft a
Nec,r faaing stream of Water
and one Ofhc
rrNpSr cDDryrc M, w ,rry
within few steps ofthe dwelling house that is to
be found anywhere. tits
AMPLY TIMBERED,
and has on it, very
GOOD ORCH ARD, .
1t lies about miles northeast of the town of
Cearspring; and while no public roads run through
it, il lies in connection with public roads leading in
all directions.
The Farm will be offered in its entirety, and also
in parcels to suit purchasers the intention being 10
di"ide IL into either
TWO OR THREE PARCELS,
throwing the larger parcel with the improvements
plat 1fthe entire farm, with the division thcroof
will be exhibited on the day fsae.
THE TERMS OF SALE Anr:-Onc third of the pur-
chase money to h" paid in hand GU the day Of sale
or on the ratification thereof, and the residue in
two equal payments of one and tx years from the
day sf SALE with interest from said day of sale, the
purchaser purchasers to give his or their notes
with sureties to he approved by the undersigned
and upon the full payment of the purchase money,
good and sufficient deed will be made, as dircc-
ted by said Decree to the purchaser purchasers.
The growing crop in the ground is reserved by
the decree aud will not therefore be sold with the
land. r. II. ALVEY,
WIN. KREIGH
JOHN =. POE,
anJa Trustees
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1860 --t-.;,..e r s. II rhTT8eT
c,.-,-- = Cheering Rows Nav Year. [
SAMUEL E. 1SCHINDFES. -
lust received and opening third supply Of
81 wIkrBR Day GOODS, GgTaol AZ
purchased at the height of tho late pauis At Net
Cash prices, which enables thcm 10 be offered At
prices almost as low as before the WAR; Among
the stock may be enumerated -
.-,rs LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Of every variety and style in high coors Of ss.rs-
ling low figures; .a.' e.
MOURNING DEPARTMENT. ~
To tais Department especial attention hes bssa
maid and it has been rcplenished with Mourning
Dress Goods, shawls, &c, and Is now particularly
worLay the attention Of those desiring artctes ca
that line: Also .s.., f.:H ID. i...
LADias' CLoAKs, oLoAKIss ctorHs Ass CLOAK !.
... JIG Yr i TRIMMINGS,
Of great variety of style and pattern.
... LADIES' SHAWhS. o'' F'4
VERY handsome Brochet shawls. Also, Now style
Plaid, high colsrs all wool, worth an examinatioa.
pALMoRAL skIRrs HOOP SKIRTS, ssra.ss .nAit
sKInr described in the GLades Book OF Fashion,
the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC or DOUBLE SPRING sKiRf.i IL, =
Also, Hosiery, Gloves, Hoods, soDtngs, soarfs,-
WHISTLES, &C.. Wool Flanneis, Domestic Goods, &C.
For Boys wear is ouered Aensacky Seans ~
terry Tweeds, Cassilneres, Cassinets and Overcast
ing ,x.la.
riety and style of goods oalcufstcd to satisfy the
most fastidious which, if desired, viii be made 70
order and good fits, substantial sewing and no dts
appointment guaranteed. ..e. - Ply
Now is the time to secure Christmas Presents at
prices at least rs per cent Tower than those railing
ten days since To prove this it is only necessary
tn eajl examine and price the stock Of goods now
oiE.r;ng At SAM'L T.. SCHINDEL'E,} m =;
doc26 Near the Public squares,
Maryland free press., 1867-02-14

The MT profit of these Goods will be given to the
destitute Orphan Children of the Soldiers and Sail
VA. sample of Chain can be seen at our News
PAPER Office. S : Ass
NO,OOO latest styles of Ladies' Jet Rubber
Price -. sl,nO
:, Chains, with Pin attached, price sI,OO
S,0'oO lat. STYLES Ladies' Rub. Breast Pins so C.
s.ESUOO do. Ladies' Rub. or Fancy Ear Rings i"
"DOOO do. Child's Jet or Rub. Chains, with
, Cross, rs c.
""VOO do. Gents Extra Long Rubber
a.. Vest CSains.
'HVOO do. Gents Med. Long Rubber
,,. Vest Chains, 30 C.
NV,OOO Ladies' Needle Caskcts, containg
100 best assorted Needles,
20 Every Lady and Gentleman should scEd and
procure one of the above articles All articles sent
",; mail, free of charge, receipt of the above
all the shove are warranted rs first quality goods.
PHILlPnILL Manufacturer,
.2j34larket ST, fhilada, Pa.
Maryland free press., 1867-02-14

among which are 2 good Brood Mares, Zone Al
Eclipse Colt No. / Plow leaders, and fine fam
. ily Horse;
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YOUNG MEN !

The experience of the past ten years has demon
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IIftolg BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS. fyfl-
for the speedy and permanent cure of Seminal
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YOUTHFUL INDIScRETION,a -
which, neglected ruins the happiness and units the
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COLUMBUS o ! & INDIANAPOLIS ElI "a 8
80 - -
CENTRAL. RAILWAY, ?!


EoE SANDUsK YsIs TOLEDO DEd
e TRoIT, Richmond. lndianapolis. Lafayette,
Springfield. Ill, Terre Haute, Evansville Eouist
vile Cairo, StLOuis. Chicago. aud all points West
: No change of cars between Columbus and indi-
FUR TRAINS leave Columbus. !. daily. d as fol-
q xT50SsaYSs S5S s5 S G8495us i4F9as
AM; Hqua 200 2: M. This train connects at Mil
ford for Springfield and at urhana for Bellefon-
g1I:5o A ,ClI. .1DAK GEXRR ESS-=Arriyps At
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ST. kSTi' t. s iSS NJ 8
NJ; Chimney l2;s9,Pi NJ Ks9k5Sk e5 5 500 z. N. This
any other route from Columbus. q Z ii9Is1 II DIS.
5:45 q, M. WESTERN EXPRESS-Ar-
Eiyes at Ur6ana s5 BslIsfOpsaiSe .d6 1917 P NJ;
Nj DSrgit S0 Ric5%GRd IL us e. M Nj
AND Half HStR II any Other
ass A. NJ; Chicago 61is Riehmo 40 p n ]. In
fsnspHs Ga5ss iI4 sS Nj H.tsS5
2:ss P. NJ; Pana I.sO 2. NJ; ST. LouissaeR n NJ. ba5
ySM M sS III saS osfssS ya quincy
k This adasD5s Train sTss q t osSG; Ss
New Sta State Room Sleeping Cars run run IN night
All changes made in Union Depets. baggage,
sSr tfESSSs fsEs ta BHldS
BEooKEr rioi.t p Ag.5S.. ISsic,Saa Columbus, 5
log aJoH!D0TEN3s 5f pP'rpss P'pss
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BY mail express, on receipt Of price. Address all
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TO LADIES.


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DR. HARVEY,S GOLDEN PILLS
is q remedy tour degrees stronger than the above,
and intended for special cases of long standing.
lItlA = Price Five Dollars per Box. y
If you cannot purchase the Pills of your Drug
gist. they will be sent by mail. post paid. secure
from observation. on receipt of the money, by DIR.
JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician Sls Broad
way. New ork. For sale BY Druggists generally.
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"' = Railroads.
bIoY ,ss-e gaYlia Io- ---i-isn 10 ssShiel5 .'d1
A. NJ, VIII stop at Delaware, Cardington Gilead,
Gallon, Crestlines Shelby, n NeWo London, WeIling-
seR Sreftop and 5srss ATSRg t Geysa9 =
NO. ACCOMMODATIONS Columbus
at s99 4 NJ wiz stop At AZ way stations, This
1ii6 A. NJ VIII stop at DeIaw are Cardi ington, Gal
ion. Crestline; Shelby, New IondonD Wellineton:'
sRq Yeff 6fEsa da1
MAIL -AND EXPRBSSzL Leaves Oolumhqsat2Is
% To sSss
New London, W ellington, Grafton and Beres. AR
RYE at Cleveland vel 1929 r Ns% W. York 1850 n.
iAWARE-Leaves Columbus at 3;45 p, NJ. Will
stop at all tatiens between Columbus and SPRING
field arriving at Delaware at 4:5O P. M, Springfield
NJ. arrives at Delaware at s55 A. NJ; Columbus,
llSo Am . uol1tD =. r.4aR-- --3a.J
Patent Sleeping Cars are rum ON ALI
.tJ Night Trains TO ChfcaEO,a $50
..r. ,t ,,r, New York and ,,-r, f. .f-,,F
uaq sfr .vT- ~ ,os 'oA' ~ rat2r1rdl sss7g
~ Baggage checked through to New York and
Sostop, via Gleyeland; slss, 70 PhiladelRhis and,
New York via orestIirsp ntSIiTH4pNINn
Might Express arrives at Columbus at 1:o5 A. NJ.
Cincinnati Express arriyesat Columbus at 12.oo
' Mail Train arrives 1t Columbus at s!sOP. NJ III
Springfeld iAcconmo odation arrives Mt Columbus
at 10:55 a. M. ft..;......,.. g. q. = 49,, ft;.,,
Fare as Low as by any Other n cute.
Ask for Tickets via Crestline or Cleveland.
-Ho-ioi 3oi Z A'iE. s: FLINT. ~ -. =
.lft 5 7i9l - Superintendent, Gleveand. Ohio.
JAMES. PATTERSON. ,,er
: Columbus, April 20, 1867. iasfno0 mriIiiV
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MORE 'vAL.lU5A.lBLE ABB THAN GOLD 7

BRNAN'S ,LIFEa PILLS
AZ Do n-f-i1 PURIFY. THE BLOOD, o5ni 5lg
REMOVE HEADACHE, ~ DIZZINESS, GIDDINEss,
DRowsINEss, UNfLEAsANT DREAMS. DIM 49,
suy,sli oNEss OF SIGHT, INDIGESTION, mess u
CLEANSE THE STOMACH AND +,--,... "a.
nm Fi'i BOWELS,
Insure NEW LIFE in the debilitated. and ii
Restore the Sick, TO Perfect HEALTH.
lt .a- 81 PUREI ( VEGETABLE. s-7.o
Try them l. Th ' only cost 25 cents, and if You
cannot get them your Druggist send the money to
DIR. JAMES BRYAN, Consulting ysiclan. S7o
And they win be sent by OF mail post paid.
For sale by Druggists generally. dec20-d&wly Z
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SEALED PROPOSALS

FgGWJ0ib-Gi Yigi .GsoiI 9nuYWJ 2
WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OF
Ky fcsp Of theGity Civil Engineer. in Columbus
DIV MONDAY, August Sth, 1867, Il
st5osclock P. NJ, for furnishing materials and do
ing the 0l0wing work, viz: 10 GIE1lofB olu 9dJ
b, For grading and paving the 1npaved cutters on
the west side of Fair alley from Fourth alley to
For grading and paving the unpaved sidewalks
south side of Mound street from Front street to
For eradfng and paving the unpaved cutters and
crossings and grading and grayeling the Ip IInpsyed
from Friend street to Broad street. -, .:
For gra ing and paving the unpaved sidewalks,
cutters and crossings on the west side of Seventh
street from Rich street to Friend street ~
. For grading and paving the unpaved cutters and
grading and graveling the roadway of South street
and South Public lane from Front street to Canal
street. -. a2f as. - I
For grading and paving the unpaved cutters and
east side of Scioto street from Mound street to
South street,
For laying flag crossing on east side of Front
s rect across Friend street. - Ai-5 81 -.
For laying flag crossing on west side Of High
street across Cherry rect. -
For building thirty-inch brick sewer from the
end of od sewer in Fourth alley west of High
street 70 the new Peters run sewer in Fair alley,
its present termih in South street ca tward to q
point about thirty feet east of Paulus Dotters lot
The bids will be opened BY the committees on
Highways and Sewers and the Ward com mittees
lments located, and the right to reject any or
all of the bids is reserved BY the committees.
tim-.'af l~4t City CivikE ngineer
City Civil En- gineer's Office. No. 9s South High
street. up stairs. jJ24-d5t
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KENTUCKY d STATE LOTTERY

MURRAY q co.,
M Draws twice q day (Sudays excepted. Aisek
twice month on the, Havana plan. Informstion
furnished and prizes eashed at Office No. 8. the
Merehapts Union Express Co. Once Esst est i Stste e
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-03-29
The Legislature.

Both Houses of the Legislature
met promptly at 10 o'clock, Wednes-
day morning The Governors mes
sage is brief and devoted entirely to
Railroad matters.
In the Senate, Mr.. Barlow intro
duced a bib amending the act OF
last session to legalize the grand list
of Berkshire for lsG4-5-6, making the
act take effect from its passage but
not to effect any suit now pending.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
The House passed a bill enabling
towns on the Bennington and Rut-
land Road TO raise money to aid IN
building connection with Harlem
Road by unanimous vote under sus-
pension of rules.