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~ ~ NoHWOOD SCHOOL. with a
20. r,, CHfi. ol able ana experienced Instructors,
tan, -! siiiI more favorable 4uspicoA than here
~tr'.""tI ""tIL reopen on WEDNESDAY, the 25th OF
a. -. ,!'''. Tbs iut-Iett and advancement
,..y.g, @o.ag3 shal! receive the closest personal
WILLIAM =. CAByLL, Principal.
q. ], .,mmt%ccc pott Office, Nelson county, Va.
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MISS HENINGHAM BLAIR will re-
lM sumo the duties OF her School on the FIRST
pay OF OCTOBr,R NEXT at the residence OF her
father Nv. D. Bar) on Leigh and Seventh streets.
ee l2-eod3w
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THAyKs.-To Turner for the Sunday
Herald.
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I'EMALE COLLEGIATE INSTI-
/ TUTS, 3o3 TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN
hN-A M III II IRNE LII,
uDUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.

Z W. y \ 11'
- Tile reXt sess ion Of this school will commence
CHihe firST DAY OF OCTOBER, 1897
The Pruciu1 will be assisted by Mr.. GRoRdR +.
NJ ENElIi, knuwn for wears as one OF The most sue
c.ssn! teachers in Virginia; hy Miss MARY b.
aruS.s graduate OF Mr. John Hart's excellent
'ctoo at Charlottesville, a d for The past sevsn
N"a', Al eminent teacher of music and the igher
trnuc2es of rngish: by Mics MAG LEE; and in
!ag t'cpcn department by Mir. G. F PAKDIdoE.
re sery 5-s: teachers OF IN sc hav- been So
cured Especial attention will be given to the
lt"latatoty department.. For terms and other In
formation address
.-!I-lLcl- D. LEE P0MELL. A. N box s2s:
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RIcRuo.p ASp nASvILLE RAILkoAp,l
SrPEKlS rESDEkT's OFFICE.
p,ruuoyp soDtemOer 20, loOi.

NOTICE TO MEECHANTS.-Con-
IN siSn.es OF grain by this road are urSsh;,y ;.y
requested TO remove the same lronptis scou,,on Un m
cations do not admit Of the indu!ge that #oaii
otherwise be chesrny given HegsslStf four S
Sonrs alter being unloaded from the cars VIII oe
ielao, sLl, .u or |nusipnse. THOMAS DODaMFAD,
y" % aw Superintendent.
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SAITHYIglD, August 20, 1867.

SAITHPlBlD, August ~ 1917.
~tsrnIsrsIrnet, former patrons "1 Mr.. B. W
c''r.'n AK pleasure IN bearing testimony 10
p. p. ttys moral and cducational qualifications, at.
..sg HIM ID an el4 .nent degree for successful
- ..-- CT HAYDEN.
'''" GEORGE K. ATKINSON,
go, ,r JOHN E. ADAMS.
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rOAL AND WOOO.--I am prepared
J to furnish the best ANTHRACiTE COAL, for
furnaces CRATES or stoves. Ut lowest market rates
also GLOVER FILL and M1pLoTjlAN COAL, or
CARBON Hill COKE also, OAK and PINE
WOOD. Those in need would DO we | TO give me
call, Es l am determined 10 accommodate.
' - CHARLES II. PAGE.
Office at DR.. O. A. streckors, opposite Old Market,
Main street. jy l7--3m
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VrHE MISSES RANDOLPH, with the
assistance Of Miss MARY Won BUCKHOLTZ,
will re open their school. for Young Ladies' at
Edgehill the 10th OF September. For further par
ticulars applyto
s-aoa2m Keswick Depot Albemarle.
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DICHMDND COLLEG NJ En-
An CIAI COURsR.-To meet the needs Of such
of our students as DESIRE whilst prosecuting their
o.hcr studies, t, prepare for business, the fpllo~-
ing course will be taughtin connection with the
school OF math ematics
l. UMNERCIAL ARITHMETIC In all It's
branches, with the best and latest methods OF col.
culation In actual use among business men, ana
inciuding instruction In all the forms and Of
busine.s papers and expanston OF stock qnota-
tions and operations; OF the Genital and metric
systems; Of legal tender aud limitation OF ac-
ton {; Of agency, contr cts. &c.
2. BOOK KEEPING Ia Its various branches.
TERMS For r student taking also the school OF
Mathematics 80 per half session for others, the
same charge ss for a separate school
Address The President, box 44, Richmond.
ga 2l-tO2
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NE 3 NEADE'S SCHOOL.

r.NE & NEADE'S SCHOOL.
| First street between Nan snd Franklin.
I-oara! ! MES II. LANE and Dir. HODlJ All
y.,uE wi.! open the first session OF thsir school
d. ne g3i September next. -
Wfu. spsciA attention will be paid 10 English.
.,a mills of this school Will be thoroughly pre-.
....t Tor the University Of Virginia or the Vir.
'.attar;hrf infor1oetion apply to either OF the
r.,ar!p4!s, box lso kichnont, Va.
KgPERESCER:
H. s. Il. neste. Or. J. A Cunningham L. D.
c..,slaw, 20. General II. wise, General }: K.
49, t,;.o4, J. B. Eupuv, Esq T. Lancaster,
3.,,Io.ou.I W Gi.ham, X. F WilllSms, ESQ,
Iisamond, Virginia DR.. S. Naupin. Professor +.
N Smith, Professor II. schele Gs we're, un1Verslty
g,..,'n. olonel T. II. Williamson, Virginia MILL
',-y In,ilGte Colonel :. T. Bledsoe Baltimore,
V.fy.sud: Governor John i.tcher, Lexington,
Vtrf!u;. Il si.avrc. Montgomery, a Ia bama !;
+ : aury!., $50 Rev. = ,. Berkeley, amelia !;
Malor;. non.hst, thgrie- City. oa-tolt {
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D!CHMONDMAS0EIC BUILp--Ix
X ING .sSoCIAT loE.-The bo KS OF NE
This association ara now open T. mas3sn 80 S,ncs IN
aa az, Cnmnsny char,-r.d for the purpose OF erect
log at i, 'he f. M,s6ne oI As,a sna
ana iDllu 80 1Nica cor .r Main and Tenth
olhet poiPo'o'' kGBRnT E. III .CoMBER.
streets ,.ou Secretary n'.d rreasnrsr
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NIeW GOODS. We are receiving our
~ n.nnn,v ~ Churns Ba ksis, B'o"ms reg
Ia d snpPSS f Sn.tsrs CIothe, shoe and Scrub
biHg Brushes bound Ca and md sss
. S27 Broad street.
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LUMP COAL.-The
I'VE Midlothian Comuany are now prepared TO
deliver Su uPERIOE LUMP COAL at reduced rates.
Orders left at their office, No. 1916 Main street,
second toor, will receive prompt attention
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y. 3. CLAPP an
IVA monaco. that he will resume his instruc-
tions in Music on Monday, September aOh.
"a Luz
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Marine Intelligence.

MINIATURE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -, 1867.
Sun rises......... col aoon rises. .........2o o1
Sun sets.......... 50 high tide, p. II. ....L L.os
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THE DOVEE COMPANY'S PRICES
FOR SEPTEMBER:
LUMP COAL, for CRATES. 25
HAIL COAL, for CRATES and stoves. ......".... 20
AVERAGE COAL, for CRATES and ensines..... SO
FIEECOAL, for shops and engines. SO
OVEN COKE, for cooking purposes. 50
r. C. JONES, Agent.
Yard on Sixth street near the canal. Sc Its
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To the Physicians of
Carroll County.

NNllE Undersigned majority Of the
Temporary Board Of Medical Exam.
liners for Carroll County, appointed by the
Governor, under recent Act OF the Gene.
rul Assembly Of Maryland. give notice, that
they will mcet at CARROLL HALL. West.
minister. 1n TT ESDAY the 18th ofJUNE,
ut loo, clock, \. NJ, for the purpose Of
granting liceuses TO such now Prncticing
Ph, sicians as are able to prove to the salts.
faction of the Board thai they are bona iide
graduates of some respectable Medical Col.
legc.' They also give notice that at 2
o'clock, 7. VI. on said day, an election will
be held under the provisions of said ACT for
members to constitute Permanent Board
Of Medical Examiners, for the ensuing year.
The Physicians of the County arc earnestly
requested to be present 0n said day. as See:
ton : Of the Act above referred to provides
THAT after the election of the aforesaid
Permanent Medical Board no person shall
he permitted 10 practice Medicine, Surgery,
Obstetrics and receive pay for his services,
without having first obtained license, Ger.
titled as directed by this law, under penal
~ Of one hundred dollars for each offence. -
HENRY l.. BELTX, N. h.
j. +. BURLINGTON, NJ. ID.
J. BOON. NJ. d.
J. W. Herring, NJ. ID.
juucG-2t
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$500 Reward,

| viii I-y 500 t1 the proprietor OF ans
medicine tha, gsn show greater number Of
genuine eeniiitntas Il cures effected ly II
near the placr who're Il is made, than MlSH.
LEk'S HERB BlfrEES Of Primary
Consumption, Dyspcp IN, l.iyer Complain,
Bloody imE. piarrhtg,i, Typhoid, Remit
tent, Intermittent aud Bilious Feycrs. Fe-
yer and Ague, Cholera Morbus, yellow
.lanndicr: ScrOlNh Running or Sore Legs,
Cancer, Abscess, Neuralgia, l,hepuaiisn,
Coughs, Colds, Tramp ia the Stomach,
Chronic liarrho,a, Plies, letter, Scald
Head Ophnena, or falling away sickness
peculiar 10 children, I.euchorrhcea, Falling
Of the Worab, all distractions TO the due
course OF nature in females, al scnerea
diseases. and all complaints arising from
impure Blood or o weak and disordercd state
Of the Stomach. Liver or Kidneys CeriiE.
Gales Of cures ofthe yellow Feyerin Mexico
can also be furnished itcmSmLtr ii il does
not cure, the money viii De refunded hy
the proprietor.
BENJAMIN MlSIllER.
nSe..A. II. HUBER, Druggist 4 Chem.
i'i. Westminster, Nd, is our Agent tor
Carroll County.
A. AITKEN 4 co.
ap2j.am
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S K r

THE Wonderful Flcsibi!ily and grca, com.
fort and pleasure to any Lady wearing the DU-
PLEN ELLIPTIC SKIRT will be experienced
particularly in all crOs dcd assemblies. opc-
ras, carriages, railroad cars, church pcNs nrm
chRirs, for promenade aud house dress, ~ the
SKIRT can be folded when in use To occupy
small place As easily and conveniently as a silk
or muslin dress, an invaluable quality in crino-
line not found in any Single Spring skirt.
lady having enjoyed the pleasure, com
fort, and great convenience Of wearing the Du
pleN Elliptic steel Spring Skirt for a single day,
will never afterwards willingly dispense with
their use. For Children, Misses and Young
Ladies they are superior to all others.
They will not bend or break like the Single
Spring, but will preserve their perfect and
graceful shape when three or four ordinary
skirts will have been thrown aside rs useless
The Hoops are covered with double and twisted
thread, aud the bottom rods are not only double
springs, but twice or dDublct covered: preven-
ting chem from wearing out when dragging
down stpops, stairs, &c.
TIL. Duplex Elliptic Is = great fsvoritn with
all ladies and Is universally recommended by
the Fashion Magazine rs the Standard skirt Of
the Fashionable World.
To snjoy the following incstimablc advantages
in CrinOlnc viz. superior quality perfect
manufacture, lish shape and finish, Aexibiii-
~, durability, comfort and economy, enquire
for J. W. BaADLEY's DuPLEG ELifrfc, or Double
Spring Skirt, and be sure you get the genuine
article,
CAuTION,--To guard against Imposition be
particular TO notice that skirts offered a. "Du-
PLrN" have the red ink stamp, viz, ~. ".
bradley. Duplex Elliptic Steel Springs" upon
the wai,tband--none others ARE genuine. Also
Notice that every Hoop will admit pin being
passed through the centre, thus revealing the
two COR double) springs braided together there
in, which Is the secret Of their lcxibility and
strength, and combination not to BE- found In
any other Skirt.
FOR SALE ia all Stores where first class
skirts are sold throughout the United States and
clsrwherc
Manufactured by the Sole Owners Of the
Patent,
VESTS, BRADLEY 4 CARY,
% Chambers & 81 Reade St., y. Y.
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Non ;,oy INroLrnNScr.--The Cali.

MORMON NToLEnAScE.-The Cali
e,rnio mails bring further intelligence
,..nectiug the intolerant bearing of the
s,lt Lake Mormons toward the Gentle
n,nulition. The latter are prescribed
nal only in their social, but business
relations. so that to gain the means OF
,nbsistsncc among them is almost in
rossible. Those who can are removing,
and making whatever sacrifice of prop
,rty is nccdful in order To escape. IL
i stated that Brigham Young, in re-
cont sermon, recommended strict non.
intercourse
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FOR SALE,
Mar;cnet's Large New Map g.
Atlas of MARYLAND,

The only perfect NAP OF the State ever
Publishcd,-7I Inches Long,
AT Slh Cory ron EITHER STYLE.
Also, large County Maps of Carroll and
other counties, and Pockci Maps Of NIL the
Counties. Colored in Election Districts, 10
cents and 81 each.
GEO. W. MARTENET Is THE SvtE
AGESr fea, AMP WILL. SELL THESE MARS IN
CARROLL. CouXrY.
ap2j-ly
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ABUSED NE0RoEs.-At an carly hour
Tuesday morning hundreds Of negroes
from Maryland and Virginia, who had
voted on Monday, were found sitting
about the corners, waiting anxicusly for
the republican committees 10 provide
their meals and transportation home
Most Of these had to rely. upon their
own resources. The party managers
had used them to their hearts content
aud we're willing to let them take care
of themselves - Mash. htetitgeaecr.
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TO CONSERVATIVES,

The advertiser, having been restored 10
health In few weeks bv very simple rclaeiy
after having suffered Tor several years wild.
severe lung affection, and that dread disease
crnsanption-is anxious to make knoun TO his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire il, he will send copy Of the
prescription used lfree Of charge,) with the di.
rectious for preparing aud using the same,
which they will lind suHB cuRg for Coxsuxr-
ROY, AsruAA. DHONcHrTis, Cousns, COINS, and
all Throat and Lung Affections. The only oh.
ject Of the advertiser in sending the Prescrip-
ton is to benefit the afflicted, and spread infor-
nation which he conccives To be inv aiuable,
and he hopes every sufferer viii try his rene.
dy, as II will cost them nothing. and may prove
a blessing. Parties wishing the prescription,
EREE, by return mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co.. New yerk-
NAV 23-ly
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Sr A YOuSa LADY rcturuing to
soantry home, after a .sojourn Of few
We In the City, was hardly recognised by
friends. In place Of 4 coarse, rustic, hasb-
be-, she had a soft ruby complexion OF al
marble smoothaess, and instead Of twenty
she really appeared but eighteen. Upon
lify as 10 the cause of 80 great a change,
iainly told them that she used the C.reas-
5aim, and considered il an Invaluable ac-
hon TO any Lady's toilet. by lbs use any
~ Gentleman can improve heir personal
sece an hundred fold. II Is simple In
noinss?n, as Nature hersslfis simple, yet
passea iut,x efficacy In drawing impuri-
'ae skin and comfAsxion. d. he direct ac.
% the cuticie Il draws from IL an its impu-
kindly healing the same, and leaving the
zee as Nature Intended Il skosid be, clear.
u and beautiful. Price 81, scat by Mail
spfrss, on receipt Of an order By
w. y. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
40. : wcst Fayetie 1T, Syracuse, y. Y.
= only American Agents for the sale uf tho
febI-iy
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MONEY, FREE AS WATER, IL, COO AcuvE
INl LocAL and Travelling Agents, Male or
Female, Of all ages, are wanted to solicit trade
10 every City, Town, Village Hamlet, Work.
shop and Factory, throughout the entire world,
for the most saleable novelties ever known
500 Pan CtSr. PKoYir and ready sale wherever
oneredi. Smart men and women can make
from s. 10 $50 per day, and no risk Of lossl A
small capital required Of from $40 to sl00-the
more money invested the greater the profit
No Money required ia adpancs--,se frat send
the articles aad recsire The poy aftsrSaydsi II
you actually wish 10 make money rapidly and
easily, wrte for full particulars add address
Mil.NOR A CO., From Paris,)
30 broadwsy, New York CITY.
ftbz-ly
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Know Thy Destiny.
june

MAulNG T.. I. TuoHNruN. the great English
Astrologi.t, ClairrovaUt aud PsycEonetrcisn.
who has astonished the scientific classes OF the
Old World, has now located herself at Hudson.
\. Y. Madame Thornton possesses such won
derlul powers Of second -ight. a. To- enable her
To inpart knowledge VI the grestoft importance
10 the single or married of either sex. While
In 4 I9tc Of trance, she delincatcs the very fca.
tnrrs OF she person you are Ia marry, and by
che aid ~ an instrument ni intense power, know n
a. the fsyolomotr"pe. guarantees Tn produce 4
hie-likc picture Of the future husband or wife
9t'hc applicant, together with date of mar.
riagr. petition IN life. leading traits OF charac-
ter, &c. This l. no humbnE. As thousands Of
testimonials can Assert. She will send when
desired certified certificate, or written guar
shtrc. that the picture i. what it purports To be.
iiy enclosing snail lock of hair, aud stating
place Of birth, age. disposition and campiel ion,
and cnelosing H'ty ecnts and stamped envelope
addressed 10 reurslf, you will receive the pie.
iurc aud desired information by return mail
All communications 'acrediy confidential. Ad-
dress in confidence. M,BANE f. =. TuopNTuX.
p .. Box ~, Hudson, y. I. 6b7-ly
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traces Celeb rated saive.

ASgsBcRY, MASS, Der. 18Th, 1858.
M. Craze Dear Sir Having been at.
aicled grievoualy for several weeks with a
severe ahseess upon my side, used several
remedies for its eradication without receiv'
ing any relief, until ! applied your salve,
which ELECTED y speedy and permanent cure.
therefore feel happy 10 certify my conf.
denee 10 Its virtues. Yours with respect,
JAMES BEAN.
certify 70 the truthfniness ofthe above
statamtnt- II. s. DEassoar, NJ. ID.
SFrH w. FowLE & Son, Boston, Proprietors.
Sold BY all Druggistsi al % eeata q box. BY
mail as cts. may Is, lin.
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BALTIMORE MAnKETs.
Tuesday, June T., 1867,
Wisimr's Balsau OF w it'd
Cherry.

This remedy has'iong been cherished ly
lie eotz-annity for it, remarkable efficacy in
relieving, healing and cnriug the most ub.,i.
na,c. painful and long standing eases Of
|c5sgh, Cyti, Influenza, Sore Throat. Br5n-
shfh Thoopiag Cough, Crop. .b'tm",
Of the Laags while even
'G.aapap tioH itself has yielded to It's magic
flaaence when all other means have failed.
/, whole history proves that the past has
.rriuccl no remedy OF equal value, as -
\ irc ftsethc numerous aud dangerous pub
aonary affections which nNevaa all over the
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FARMERS AND OTHERS,
LOOK TO YOUR
INTEREST,"!
GEO IL gle w. UHLER

YNAKES this method to inform his friends
i Of Westminster and vicinity that ho has
great inducements to offer them. Heavy
IA Brown Muslin he will sell by the piece
al cost We also have grea, bargain in
Extra Heavy Brown Linen Drill, for Men
and Boys wear, at 20 and 81 cts. A first
rate assortment Of heavy Cottonades, Jeans
and Tweeds, from 25 cts. 10 80 cts. All
Wool Cassimcres so. 56. rs and Sl.0o, for
Spring wear. Beautiful Double and Twisted
Cashmere Sl.25. Bargains in all kinds of
Domestirs, such as Blue DENNIS, striped
Shirtings, and Plaids. White Muslin from
l2i to 70 cents, cheap and good. Fast
colored Prints ~ cenis,--bcst ls7 cents
Cotton and Linen Table Diapers, FROM 90
cents 10 :l.0o-ail Linen Al rs ceuts.
ma- Don't forget that VIC sell heavy Al
Brown Muslin al first eost, and every thing
else cheap.
GEO. W. uHLER,
i62 Franklin Street,
my9'G Baltimore, Nd.
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sIoO Rrward!

Sill pay to ans Doctor OF member Of tho
Medical Fraternity TIDE suiu Of 800 Tor any
compound that posscssr, mnrc medicinal
virtues and curative powers than Mishcr' s
Herb Biuers.
r, MlSHl.EG. Proprict5r.
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The p optc of some portions of North
Carolina aud Virginia are making pre-
paratiuns, this season, to pick aud dry
blackberrics and hucklebcrrics for ex.
uortation
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VNliE undersigned has lust rrtnruo from
the city Of Philadelphia with the largest
aud he't selected stock Of Ladies' Misses
ChIdreu's and Gentlemen Boots < Shoes
ever brought 10 this ma kci. My stock eun.
sist. IN part OF Ladies and Misses 81,
Custom made Glove Kid Balmorals, SEi
Lasting Caters, Morocco Balmumls.i o.
Polish Boots, &C.; also Gentlemen Boot, Il
Shoes, such as Mems Calf Custom made
Boots, Congress Caters. Lace Boots, and
coarse Boots i Shoes Of all kinds
being an experienced Manufacturer
myself, have had all the above stock made
to order, and for the express purpose to
suit this market by celebrated aud well
known Boot Il Shoe Manufacturer Of Phia.
dclphla, and having had great success in my
sales ilaucrmvself in being able to say, tina,
all who have purchased thcir Shoes Of me,
will testify that my stock has given better
satisfaction. as to durability, style. finish,
aud price, than all others kept in Westmin.
ster. ! therefore invite the especial atteu.
ton OF the ladies' aud gentlemen Of Nest.
minister, and Carroll county, IA, need Of any.
thug IA nay line, to give me Gill and
convince themselves. Every article is
warranted to be wha, it is represented, and
| pledge myself to sell cheaper, than stock
Of the same quality and finish can be bought
elsewhere.
Esy Remember the place, two dos.s
West Of Mrs, Shriner's Millinery S;bre.
I. 5. ECKERT.
May 0, lSG7,-Gm.
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Examiners Notice.

n Office is hereby giycu that the under.
" signed, Commissioners appointed 10y
the County Commissioners for Carroll Co.
"a locate and open a public road IN said
County commencing at pUint near where
the Pmcy Falls crosses the County road,
running from MarriouSylIc 10 the North
Branch Of the paia SEQ Falls, said road to
he opened il necessary through the lands OF
the following persons via: Through the
lands OF Micajah Rogers. thence il necessary
through the lands now occupied by George
Durham. thence through the lands of Henry
DcSries, thence through the lards OF Elias
Dcyrics, thence following the bed Of an old
road to the Bridge near the Soap Stone
Quarry, thence crossing the Piney Falls to
the South side thereof, and through the
lands of Christian Dcprics, thence ii neccs.
-ary through the lands Of Lloyd Brown,
th,a,e thr1Ish the land, of S. /. Hudson.
lhe,er rhroughihr ut Augustus tluhbs,
thence ou the liuc running h,twecn said
Hobbs 4 William Gorsuch, thence through
the lands OF y. I. {. Brown, thence through
the lands Of George Patterson and Jesse NJ.
Lowe, Us near the dividing line as practica.
BILE, tlienrr through the lands of George \.
Wetherei, thence through the lands OF DIR.
O. II. Owings To htersect the Rad lending
from Sykcsyille to Spnnghcld Church.
We hereby give ro'ice that We will meet
on the premises, Mt the beginning of snid
road, Gu Monday the nd OF July. 1861, at
10 O'Clock A, NJ, 10 examine aud determine
whether the public convenience requires
that the said rond should be opened; and il
in our judgment thc public convenience re-.
quircs that the road should he opened, We
will proceed To locate and lay out the same
rs directed by said County Commissioners,
Of which all parties will take notice
DAVID PRuGH.
ALLEN BENNETT,
ELI HEWITT.
juncj-5t Examiners.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-06-13

ren The Schenectady On. W Onion
reports spou banks six feet deep, in
the town of Princeton, in that county.