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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-18

The following list of headlines to a
Tennessee letter in the Commercial
will explain itself: GA Chapter of
Horrors. t'179 Murders committed in
Tennessee between July 1, 1867 and
July1, 1858" "Only Eleven of the
Murderers tried" Only two of the
Murderers held to trial. mot one of
the Murderers convicted. "A reign
of Terror and Blood"
This is the way the heartless assas-
sination and butchery of Union men
in the South goes on from day to day.
The slaughter has become truly ap-
palliug, but It is nothing to what it
will be if Seymour and Blair are elect
ted. Lovers of order and Union, the
fresh, warm blood of the slain cries
out to you every day to elect a Presi-
dent that will enforce the laws and
protect the innocent. Let not the
blood of loyal men be upon your skirts
through neglect of duty or lack of zeal.
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Our Commissions to Agents

Exceed those Of every other establishment Of the
kind. Proof of this can be found in comparing
our premiums with those Of others FOR CLURs OF
TIE SANE SIZE in addition to which we claim to
give better goods Of the same character.
ne tetu send to agents, free Of charge:
For a Club of 80, and Three Dollars doz
good Linen Shirt Fronts. set Solid Gold studs
All Wool Cashmere for Pants. Fine white Coun-
terpane, large size. elegant BalmoraI Skirt. 20
yards brown or bleached sheeting, good quality
yard wide. 1 elegant 100 Picture AoFoceO- bound
Photo Album. l double lens StereosGope and Z
Foreign Views. ! silver plated engraved i've
bottle Castor, elegant silk Fam with Ivory OF
Sandal Wood Frame, feathered edge and span
gled. 1 steel Carving Knife and Fork, very best
quality, ivory balanced handle. 1 handsome
beaded and lined ParasOl. 90 yards good Print
1 very fine Damask Table Cover. pair best
duaity Ladies' Serge Congress Boots. doz. fine
Linen Towels. Z doz. Rogers best Silver Dessert
Forks. I Ladies' large real Morocco Travelling
Bag. 1 fancy dress pattern. = doz. elegant sil-
yer plated engraved Napkin Rings doz. Ladies'
fine MerinO or Cotton SbOckin Cents heavy
! chased solid Gold Ring. l pr. Ladies' high cut
Balmoral Boots. l elegant DeaiRs Dress Pattern.
1 Violin and Bow, in box completes set Jewelryj
pin, ear drops and sleeve buttons
For Club Of 80, and Five Dollars black
or cOloFed Alpaca Dress Pattern set Lace
Curtains. pr. all Wool Blankets Engraved
silver plated sixAbottle Revolving tast0r-
/ beautiful Writing Desk 1 solid Gold Scarf Pin
| 81 yards very line Cashmere, for Pants and
/ vest ] set Ivory balanced handle Knives, with
| silver plated Forks elegant Satin ParasoL
\ heavily teaGed aud lined with silk. pr, Gents
Calf Boots, 80 yards good brown or bleacbed
/ SneetIng, yaFQ Wlues OF ~ EaEub Nlue5 Ropu
| quality. Ladies' elegant Morocco Travelling Bag.
/ 1 square Wool Shawl. 1 plain Norwich POpiin
Dress pattern, ~ yaFd, double width cletb for
I ladies' cloak. EiegaUt engraved silver plated Tea
/ Pot. 8 yards double width water proof cloth for
| cloaking.
Fer a Club of 100 and Ten DolIars-1 rica
Merino Thibet Dress pattern. / palr fine DAM
| ask Table Cloths and Napkins TO match. 1 pair
| gents French Ca Boots. heavy silver plated
/ engraved lee Pitcher. VerY dne ali Wool Cloth
/ for Ladiegs Cloak. 1 web very best quality brown
or bleached sheeiing. "a yards fine Cashmere
i for suit. / elegant Poplin Dress pattern, eIe
giant English Berage Dress pattern. beaut fJl
4 English Berage shawl 1 set Ivory balanced
/ handle. Knives and Forks. l ladies' or Gents
silver Hunting case. Watch ! Bartlett Hand
| Portable Sewing Macbine- Splendid Family Bible,
l-steel engravmgs, with record aud photograph
PAGES. 25 ards good. hemp Carpeting, good
\ colprs- / par good MarseiIes Quilt I good {
! barrel Revolver 4 elegant fur muG and cape
single barrel Shot Gun. 1 silver plated engraved
1 sx-botue Revolving hsastor, cut glass bottles.
i very 6H2 Violin aud Bow, case I set Ivory
i balanced Knives and Forks.
-Presepts for larger Clubs increase in same ratio
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OUR r ULE r s
AM
on r. RIGHTSl

A TIMELY NEW WORK. JUDGE WILLIS
AGENTS WANTED.
FVHE BOOK Fer AGENTS. Old snd young.
E learned and unlearned, need it constantly. All
take it readily, as the price suits the times Il
has no competitor. Il IS finely illustrated with
steel plates. Over 500 pages. The best chance
yet offered for Men and Women TO make money
without risk. Send for terms. Extra induce
ments given. Secure first choice Of held
PARMALEE & Co.,
Publishers, sT3s SAMSON ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE SPECl
IAL COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE,
WASHINGTON, July 15, 1868.
Hon, WILLIAM b. ALLISON, NJ, c.:


SIR: have the honor to acknowl-
edge the receipt of your note of July g.,
and in reference to the time sub
NIT the following statements, promis-
ing, however, that only substantial ac-
curacy can be claimed for the account
of receipts and expenditures for the fs-
cal year ending june So 1865 mas
much as sufficient time has not yet
elapsed to allow of a perfect and exact
settlement on the books of the Treas
urv Department of all the accounts OF
the last quarter of the last fiscal year.
FIRsT-RECEIPTs AND EXPENDITURES.
REcE1PTs.-The national receipts of
revenue from all sources, for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1868, were sub
stantially as follows:
Customs (gold) -....-.-.--. S163, 500 900
Internal Revenue (currency).... 193O00,OOO
Miscellaneous (currency) 1870 4z,00O0OO
Public Lands and direct tax (cur-
l....-......-. -.'-.--.-'<.- Z,6O0OOJ
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-18

The whole country was in a blaze of
rejoicing over the Republican victory
in Maine on Tuesday night.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-09-18

Ask your Democratic neighbor what
he thinks of the news from Maine.
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@AAps-ss - - r"s- - ssN9SA11-S~ @sN1Se
Nationality as distinguish led from nativ-
ity Professor Gould has not considered,
but the fact that our army was not an
alien one is proved conclusively by
these dguress-N. Y. Post.
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20 aTATE oFFTCERg.

Secretary OF state-GEN. T. r. SHERWOOD.
Supreme Judge-WILLlAM WHITE.
Board Public WorIs-JAMES MOORE.
school mmissioner-CAPT. J. A. NORRIS.
Clerk Of Supreme Court-RODNEY ZOOS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
On Very Long Time.

T7IWO LARGE INLOTS, which cza easily be made
u into three good-sized- building lots, at the
0orth end Of Union Street, IS rods from the Court
House. for sale by K ) EATON.
sep1S-u
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81 ARAWEEIu

Onoo hours from .. -. 90 12 m. ana nom = 90
8 p. m. when the 3ih oednrn on sIrNntTF
the Professor wan AQ asaa il hlu roqm DE agme y
any other day.
April II, ,1s65-lyomarl5
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Have you heard the news from
Maine2
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ron CoUNTY oFFIoBRs.

Auditor-LIEUT. IF. DOTY.
Sherih-WILL1AM BROWN.
Prosecuting Attorney-GEN. j. s. JONES.
Commissioned. II. FULLER.
Infrmary Director-JAS. cox
CorOner-CAPT. BENZ. A. BANKER.
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Send Money BY Registered Letter.
PARKER & CO..
? Tos a. ana roo sumner ST.. Bosto

Notice to COntractOrs.
q FAILED PROPOSALS will be received by the
DMayOr, bis Office, until O'Clock p m. or the
- - Sd day of October, 1868, =
for graveling and guttering Liberty Street in the
town Of EeIa ware, from Third street south to the
Corporation line, according t. an ordinance pass
ed July 27, 1865. J. D. VAN DEMAN,
=seplS-2t Mayor.
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show of retrenohment.
Tax payers how do you like it 2
The expenses Of the last session of
the Democratic Legislature were
s166, ,0OO-atIeas 800, 900 in ex-
cess of what they should have been.
The adjourned session will com
mence on the 23d of November next
and will swell the whole expense of
legislation for the year to s215, 1000
The entire expenses of the Repub-
licau Legislature last year were $685.
s43.
Such is Democratic retrenchment.-
Ohio State Journal
In return for this waste of the peo-
pies money we have the disfranchis.
ment Of our crippled soldiers at ;he
Dayton Home; a stigma placed upon
intelligence by making knowledge a
bar to voting revolutionary at
tempt to trample under foot the con-
stitution Of the State and the decisions
of the Courts in order to ROB Repub-
lican voters of the ballot a malicious
attempt to withdraw the assent of the
Legislature to the XIVth Constitu-
tional Amendment ratified by the peo-
pie by over forty thousand majority; a
wanton and arbitrary interference with
the elective franchise by enaoting
that the freeman's ballot shall
be illegal unless printed on paper of a
particular color; the unseating of a
Republican Senator, constitutionally
elected, merely to increase a factiou
and accidental majority; large mum
Der of additionaIjudges heavily salarieC
at the expense of the State vast
amount of special legislation anc
local taxes; no Farmers College
no Reform School for Girls no Asy
Ium for the Chronic Insane; no re
adjustment of taxation.
Such is Democratic legislation.
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Missouri Lands.

SIX PARCEIs-esO, go J, 1000, 2l2O, 224o, and
$500 aores-in Barry County for sale, SOC. per
| acre, by E. G SHEPPARD, Bowling Green, N.
z, CITY.
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THE SUCCESS
or our ONE DOLLAR SALE has caused such
a COMPLETES
REVOLUTION
IN TRADE
ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE

a. The best Of Boston and New York refer
ences given as the reliability of house, and
that our business is conducted IL the fairest and
most legitimate manner possible and that we
give greater Ealue for the money than can be OBJ
tanned IN any other way.
All Goods Damaged or Broken in Trans
portation replaced without charge
81 Checks describing articles sent 70 agents in
clubs at rates mentioned below. We guarantee
every article to cost less than if bought at any
Boston or New York House.
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GEN. JOIN BEATTY

ELECToRs AT LAHeE,- San "A ar6 gA4ILA0"Af' 4If1&
ELECpoR sTH DIs.-LY1TAN B. MATSON,
or HIGHLAND.
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This amount, deducted from the Rg-
gregate expenditures above given, in
dicate the regular and legitimate army
expenditures Tor the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1860, to have been $50, ,713, 40,
of which no inconsiderable part is just
ly chargeable to the expenses attendant
upon the existence of Indian hostilities
upon the plains In the Summer and
Fall of 1867, which largely and excep-
tionably augmented the cost of trans
portatiOn and subsistence.
The military appropriations for the
current fiscal year are SS3, ,081 ,013.
CLASSIFICATION OF EXPENDITURES.
If we divide the total expenditure of
the last fiscal year into tOTdiRGTy eD-
DenSeS,' or those which are required to
support and maintain the Government
and EXTRAORDINARY EXPENSES y or
those which have been the unavoidable
results of the war, we have the follow
ing classification
ORDINARY EXPENDITURES.
Fiscal Year, Is67-'6s. 1s6s-69,
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Those desirou8 or consulting Pro-. Lyons uIll o.
cure tickets Of admission from his Agent. ana vim
be admitted in routine according % thc numhlr.
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nemooratio Retrenehment.

A Legislative session Of 134 days.
at S5 per day-the longest session ever
held in Ohio at the highest per diem
ever paid State Legislature.
An adjournment to the first of No
vember, with probability Of a six
months session next.
Near One Hundred thousand Dol
lars excess ofLegislative salaries vast
ed-the idiots. insane and other unfOr-
tunates left with insufficient aDpropri-
alton, for the purpose of making a
show of retrenohment.
Tax payers how do you like it ?
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LATER.

NEW YORK, Sept. 14-11:46 P. NJ.
We have carried Maine by twenty
three thousand majority.
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diture of the Navy Department since,
and including the fisal wear. 1852.
3, aDDrDDriated

WAR DEPART1IENT.-The total dis
bursements made under the direction
of or through the War Department, for
the fiscal year ending June so, 1858 were
SI23, ,246, ,64S 81. of this amount there
we're paid
For Bountfes. ,000; 900
For Reimbursing State War Claims I0iS30, ,ISS
For Engineer Bureau iuainly riVa
er and harbor i'm nprOvemeubs1 -.-- 8, ,l32B620
For Payments for property lost or
destroyed in the military service
Of the United States, Act Of March
estimated. -. -. 5.II1s80O
For Subsistence of Indians, ,estima-
For Freedman's Bureau. 3,2I5,r ,raO
For Expenses, Reconstruction --.-. ,799, 40
For National Cemeteries $500. 792, $50
For Communication Of Ratious of
Prisoners Of war. -.-.......s. $4,000
Total. .........- ........... SCI, ,588 z8s
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A blade OF grass, q amnle l0wcr.
Quilted from the deuy laa
These these shall SPEAK With iuuchinn rowe
90 change and health 20 thee.
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LADIES!


Read lho folloWing paraEfaph and % Wlao baf3-a
it ia too late.
The good book says fsrbe wages of Sin i1 DEATH. b
n does not mean sudden Dissolution, nut O slow,
lingering. nvinE death. Guard against future Vio.
aiation Of the laws Of nature Break OF that soul
destroying practice, and there De- yet hope for you
90 be an ornament 90 society M you are gli-
farnF the bnnofu results ucoduocd upon tnu heart,
brain and nervous ayEtem BY early abuse, come
% ore that viii bo q friend 90 you. once mere
your sleep viii be serene aud refreshing. $50
more nocturnal or seminal discharge will rarE
yoHr brain, unEtrmF your nerves and Omblttcr
youF existence but EEALrH, taa Frohtc1i OF ali
blessings, viii be you're the remnant Of your exile.
tonco
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neat Pamphlet containing b7ief sketch oI
the Professors D. 10, study and extensive travels
can be obtained from the Agent,
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Such is Democratic legislation.
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ORDINARY EXPENDITURES.


Il s225, Bis, ,s45 sIg8, ,5OO, 700
[ConcJaEsion 7lert aUeek.
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PROF. LY0NsI e0LyMN.

"The Roots and the Leaves
shall be for the healing
of the Nations. ."--BibIe.
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Exceed those Of every other establishment Of the
kind. Proof of this can be found in comparing
our premiums with those Of others FOR CLURs OF
THE SANE SIZE in addition to which claim to
give better goods Of the same character.
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Carroll Nursery,
Westminster, /
CARROLL COUNTY ND.

The undersigned, proprietor Of this rs
Establishment, has on hand, for Spring pla nno
ing. 20, 900 Apple and Peach Trees 2,ooo
Dwarf and Standard Pears 500 Cherry
Trees. Also lot of Plums, Apricots, anu
Ounces. A good supply of two and three
old Crane Vines of all the leading varieties
Currants, Gooseberries and Blackberries.
STRAWBERRIES.
An extensive stock of Strawberry plants,
selling at low rates-I have the Agricultural;
Russell, Wilson'S Albany Seeding, and
Fillmore. These will be sold at 81 per hum
dred, So per thousand, or $50 per ten
thousand. can supply any demand, up to
one million plants, having eight acres OF
Strawberries now under cultivation, en-
bracing twenty FIVE varieties, among them
the Jaconda. Golden Seeded, Downing,s
Prolific, Triomphe de Gand, Stewards Seed
ling, &C. | have also Raspberries. Ever
grecns-An extensive stock OF large size,
suitable for Cemeteries.
DECIDIOUS TREES.
Silver Leaf Maple. Horse Chestnut, Weeping
Willow, &c. Also, a lot ofperpetual bloom
ing Roses. Address 8
JOSEPH STOUT, Proprietor,
Westminster, Carroll Co., Md.
ia23-tf
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ST AT e M e N II
aavtI git7t, .gasI also OF THE
Expenses of Carroll County for the Year

.a5arf + aft7iy eF.tsf fia74 OF THE
Expenses of Carroll County for the Year
aA. 1865. aE
Published BIZ order of the County Commits
sioners for said County, IN pursuance of
. Section Nine of article Itcenty- eight Of
the Code Of Public General Laacs, aohich
provides that L ~. '6S LA
"The County Commissioners shall
make out and publish annually, 10 at
least two newspapers published in their
respective counties, if there, be two, a
detailed, minute and accurate statement
Of the expenses of their said counties,
specifying therein each particular item
Of expense, and for what and to whom
paid, and shall also deliver to the Sher-
If oftheir respective counties as many
copies of such statement as there are
election districts of said county, at least
ten days before each general election,
and the Sheriff shall, within six days
after the receipt of such copies, set up
one of them at the place of holding
elections in each election district.
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Aims House Statement.

The County Commissioners are re-
auired at the time Of making their an
nual statement of the expenses of the
County, to make statement OF the
Financial condition of the Aims House,
&C., Code of Public Local Laws, Art.
I, Sec. 5.
1t has been the custom and is still
continued, that at the time Of making
the annual levy for county purposes, to
lew by estimate, sum sufficient for
the support of the Aims House for the
ensuing year. This sum is always re-
tanned by the County Commissioners,
and by them if needed, paid out in
monthly instruments, to the Steward or
Overseer, to be used by him in addition
to the proceeds Of the farm, In defray-
ing the expenses of said Institution.
If the estimate falls below the actual
sum required, the deficiency is put on
the next levy, for that special purpose.
Should the estimate exceed the actual
expenditure, the balance goes to the
general surplus and is applied to the
use of the County. We find from the
levy of 1867, that the sum of S2O63.3o
was appropriated for the Aims House,
with an additional sum Of $50 for maid
hire; these constitute the gross amount
for said Institution for one year, cxclu-
sive of the salary o6the Steward.
The actual returns OF expenditure,
made to the County Commissioners by
Jacob Myers, late Steward, from the LIST
day fully, 1867 to the lstday OF March,
1868. 8 months, amounts to S1S76.90;
and by Kinney Taylor, present Steward,
from March 1st to July 1st, 4 months,
amounts to S1O2078. These amounts
exceed the appropriation by s754.3S.
This deficiency is reduced by the fol
lowing amounts received by the Steward
from produce and stone sold from the tn,
farm, &C., S164.83. Therefore the fol-
lowing account will give the iatorma-
ton required:
AIMS HOUSE AND FARM.
DR..
20 n amuau july u /. 1858 saos3 50
pcucOo y uiy =, 90 a
Maid Hire gu w
To amount received per ia
cob Myers late Steward w 70
To amount received per Ken
zie Taylor present Steward Of 90
Deficiency ooS %
s2Ss7 7e
CIR.
By amount laid out and ex-
pended by Jacob Myers -
late Steward Slo4o %
Paid for hired labor SO IL
BY amount laid out and ex-
pended by Kenzie Taylor
present Steward sSd 80
Paid for hired labor lzS W
s2s97 rs
By order,
Clerk.
sent. 24-4t. Clerk.
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Central Hall Store.
NEW STORE. & new GOODS
Nearly opposite the New
catholic Church.


NNHE undersigned has resumed business
again and is now receiving his Stock,
and will be receiving daily until all is COM
plete. Our Stock will consist of nearly all
the varieties of goods that can be kept, ex-
cept Dry Goods. Our m
GROCERY DEPARTMENT.
will be complete, and consist of
Coffees, Sugars,
Teas, Spices, Syrups
and Oils, all of which shall be
sold low Our
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT,
when finished, will consist of oil the vane
ties generally used by carpenters, builders
and undertakers, and will be sold at the low
est cash rates. Our
Cedar and Willolo Ware
consists of Sleigh Baskets, Covered and I'm
covered Baskets, Tubs. Churns, Half Bushel,
Peck and Quarter Measures, Clothes Bas-
kets, Washboards, &c.
Also Forks, Shovels, Spades. Nails,
Horse Shoes, Horse Shoe Nails, Cast and
Rought Butt Hinges, i and Strap Hinges,
Screws, Locks, Axes, Sad Irons, Saws, &C.
All of the above goods have been care
fully selected and bought for cash, and will
be sold at very small profit. By calling
and examining for yourselves will be an ev-
idence of the fact BY keeping good goods
and selling them low, and by strict attention
to business, / hope to receive liberal share
of public patronage.
jan16-ly JOHN d. BOWERS.
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C. D. ST0NESIFER'S
Cheap Grocery and
FISH DEPOT.

NEARLY OPPOSITE p. LINaRRFELFER's HOTEL.
TIME Subscriber wish to inform the Public
that be is now receiving daily large
quantities of all kinds oil lt3
FIR ESE FISH
right from the Fishing Shore, first handed.
The public is invited to call. Dealers furnished
at city prices, either in large or small quanti-
ties, through the season. ss& a7
To the Ladies we would say we have repleted
our Store Room and have splendid stock of
CANNED FRUITS ON hand, such as
Peaches,
Tomatoes,
H Strawberries,
Dlackberrics.
Green Corn, ..s
Pine Apples,
Cloved,
Spiced, and Picked OYSTERS,
Pickles, mixed and plain in jars, Chow Chow,
Pepper Sauce, Tomato Catsups, Jelleys, dc.
Also Seasonable Vegetables always on hand.
Potatoes, Corn Meal, Hominy, Lard, Butter,
Eggs, Bacon. Salt, Cod Fish, in fact every thing
pertaining to a first-class Provision Store.
gas- Come and for yourselves and be
convinced.
The highes cash price paid for all kinds of
Country Produce.
Thankful for the past favors, the subscriber
hope that by strict attention and by selling
cheap, to receive a liberal share of patronage.
CYRUS ID. ST0NESiFEH.
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$5423 90

NoTE.-We purpose publishing at
on carly date full aud correct state
mcnt OF the financial condition OF the
county.
JOSIAH ADELSPERGER,
UPTON ROOP,
JABEZ A. BUSH,
Commissioners.
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Paper Hanging for 1868.
WILLIAM COON,
WESTMINSTER. MD.

rs now receiving his Spring supply of
PAPERS AND BORDERS,
embracing the latest styles of Gold Papers,
for Parlors, very pretty, also a fine and
beautiful assortment Satin and cheaper
GRADES, entirely new patterns and styles, =.
also Oak and Walnut Papers, Marbles, &C.,
indeed everything ased in the business.
The subscriber is PRACTICAL z
.sa APER H AN G Err,
having had many years experience in Balti-
more, and viii guarantee satisfaction in
price, quality of goods and workmanship.
pee Call at Joshua Yingling's Store,
West End, Westminster.
feb27 1y WIN. COoN.
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4 surplus to be accounted Tor $f,S34 ~
JOSIAH ADELSPERGER,
BSH3qJPTON ROOP,
JABEZ A. BUSH,
Commissioners.
On d IL
OFFlcE OF THE County COMMISSIONERS
FOR CARROLL COUNTY, SEPT. Fl, 1868. !