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WESTMINSTER, MD. THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1868.
madame,V aid Lhe door.keeper.

madame" said the door-keeper.
open the closet? Eve eat the an.
pie she was forbidden! IF you want a
woman 70 do anything tell her not TO do
II, and she'll do it sartain."
| could not stand the .temptation.--
The secret vas therc--I wanted to know
It'll opened the door, out popped the
taraal cFittcs right in my face. /
thought tie devil had lac, / broke for
TIE stairs with the devil brtting me
every jump icn over tho tub, and
got dova stairs as you found us--alI
ina heap"
"But, madame, said tho door-keeper,
you are In possession Of the great Sc
eret Of the order, aud must 70 up and
be initiated, sworn and ride the goat in
the regular way"
Regular way" exclaimed the lady,
aud do you suppose | am going near
that tarnal place again and ride that
crittcr without bride or lady's saddle7
No, never don't want nothing 10 do
With the man that rides Il. i'd look
nice pcrched on billy goat, If il was a
goat, wouIdn'tI.Y No, nsver! Tnnev.
cr 90 nigh il again, or your hall mother
and II can prcyeRt il, no lady shall
ever join the 0dd.fclIcrs. Why, ia
sooner be free mason, and DO broiled
on q gridiron as long as Gre could be
kept under IL, and pulled from garrett
70 cellar, with halter, 10 a pair Of
old brccchcs and slippers just as my
poor dear, dead aud gone husband used
70 tell me they served him, aud be lived
over u too, Ia; | never could live over
such another ride as / took "a. day"
You may rest assured | shall never
see Goat but what shall think Of the
Odd Fellows and the degrees.
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AN ACT

AN ACT
To repeal sections two and three Of Article
thirty.six of the Code Of Public General
Laws, title Esirays, and TO re.enact the
same with amendments.
Sec /. be Il enacted by The General As.
scmbly OF Maryland. ] hat sections two and
three Of Article 90 Of the Code Of Public
General Laws be-, aud the same are hereby
repealed, and theiollowing enacted in place
thereof.
Sec 2. Any person taking up an esiray
tresspassingupon his enclosures shall, within
reasonable time thereafter, 60 before some
Justice Of the Peace Of the neighborhood
and make affidavit thereof, which affidavit
shall contain description Of said estray,
and such person shall cause the certificate
OF such Justice as to such affidavit 10 be
published once in each of two successive
weeks IN any newspaper published in the
county where such estray shall be taken up,
il any be so published, and also Copies Of
same to be set up al not lesAl than three OF
the most public places in the neighborhood,
IL such estray be Of the value Of ten dollars
or upward.
Sec. 8. IL ther9sbe no newspaper publish
ed in the county where the estray may be
found, or if il be Of less value than ton dol
lars, in such cases the said persons shall
cause copies of tile certificate Of the Justice
Of the Peace TO be set up at three Of the
most public places in the .neghborhood
where found.
Sec. 2. And be Il enacted, That this Act
shall take effect from lis passage
Approved March 20, 1868.
THOMAS SWAMI,
April % 1w, Governor.
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IcEarTrn 1861
AN ACT
" y NJ
Governor.

To extend shc tins 10 the County Comsis.
sioness Of ihs several counties 81 this
State, aud 10 the Appeal Tax Court "
Baltimore city Tor hearing appeals under
the Aei OF eighteen hundred and ,iSty.siS,
CHAPTER one hundred and fiiiy seven.
Sec. !. BE Il enacted by the General As
scmhly Of Maryland, That the limo ~ the
County Commissioner of the several eoun
lies Of this State, and Of The Appeal Tax
Cont, Of Baltimore city. 70 heaT and deter.
mine the complaints and appcais Of persons
who may consider themselves sggrieved BY
the valuation of the assessors ~ property
under the Act OF 1866, chapter l57 be- and
the same Is hereby extended 10 the Isl ~
July, 1855, with fall power and authority 70
abAie or increase said valuation. aud cor.
rect the returns accordingly under said Act
Of 1865, chapter l5fi and said Commission.
crs Of the several counties Of this State. or
the Appeal Tax Court OF Baltimore city
may, IN their discretion, In case the assess.
mcnl Is abaied rs aforesaid, refund anS sum
Of money that may have been collected on
Said erroneous valuation.
Sec. 2. And BIZ il enacted. That this Act
shall take effect from the date Of lis passage
Approved March II, 1863.
THOMAS SWAMI.
Governor.
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| EniroR STATESMAN; Why Is It that the
Democratic party adopt the 't.roosier'' as
the emblem Of victory? Please explain.
DEMOCRAT.
Because the game rooster is the gam
est bird, when encroached upon BY his
fellows, that ever existed, and the De-
mocracy Is the gamest party that ever
voted at en- election or resented oppres-
sion. Both the party and is ombIcm,
when they 60 into the fight, make il a
matter Of life or death. Both may be
whipped, but not conquered for giving
up, when once ia the fight, is word
unknown 70 the practice Of the rooster.
nnd 70 . not found in the Democratic
vocabulary.
This Is one reason for adopting the.
rooster as the emblem of Democracy
another reason IS this: =
During the war 81 1879 tho British
fleet on Lake Champlain vas attacked
By The american feet uader Connie
dore AcDosough. The feet Of Melon
ough, much inferior to that OF the En-
gllsh, suffered terribly ia the first part
OF the battle. At the moment when IL
was raging hereest---the heaviest fire OF
the enemy directed against the flagship
OF Mcoonough-his men driven from
their guns by the fierce eannonade. and
dismay sat upon every eountenauce. and
the storm Of iron hail, which seemed 10,
threaten destruction MT only to the ship,
bat 70 every living soul therein, was at
is height, cannon ball struck chick
en-coop and knocked il to pieces, killing
all il contained but . moment before.
save only game rooster, whose comb
bore the marks Of many death fight.
Flying upon the bulwarts Of MELON
cugh's flagship, the noble bird. un.
undaunled by the noise and coz fusion and
carnage around him, with clarion voice
rang out his notes Of defasce and vic
tory.
Sailors are very superstitious, aud
when in the pause Of the thunder Of the
cnemys cannon, they heard the shrill
"cock a doodle doc" Of the undaunted
bird, they gathered new courage, and
repairing again 10 their guns, returned
anew the IRE Of the enemy, cheered by
the loud crow Of the emblem Of Demos
racy, until the battle ended, and Nc
Donough, on Lake Champlain, ike the
the Democracy Of Ohio, was victorious
over the enemies Of tho country.
Every aaya historian makes mention
Of the fact, aud history says that tho
bravery shown on that occasion BY the
rooster was the cause Of the victory, by
the ronewed courage il gave TO the sail
ora OF McDononghs feet.
From that day TO this, Ia political
contests, the rooster has been the Dem
ocratie emblem of v8ry, aud when il
is seen 10 tho act Of sending forth is
"cock.a.doodlc.doo' at the head Of
Democratic newspaper, IL is right to say
that the country is safe, for the victory
is With the Democracy.
The gallant birds that grace our col
umns, growing over Ohio redeemed from
Abolition misrule, are believed TO be, il
not linsa' descendants, living likeness
es OF the one that cheered NeDonough
add his men on to victory in 1872,
OAio !StatcsmaR.
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Select gtara.



We are glad 70 see yoa, John EarshAli, ar Dor
80 frssh from the ehissl ~ Rogsrsi
GoAake yoar stand on the hosumsai shcss,
Along with The other old eodgsrss
With Washington, jefferson, Hsnry and such
Who stunned with great sransgressIon,
In their old faabionsd netloss Of Yrevdom an.
Right
And their hatred Of wrong and cppressloaf
Yoa cone rather iaas 70 yoar pcdsstai, John
For sooner you shouId have hssa here,
for the volume yoa hold Is 20 longer The Law
Aud this no longer Virginia.
The old haralsail-lsw you srpoundsd q yors
L nov mot al al 70 the psrposas
Aud The mArliAlIaw Of the new Brlsadles
h stronger than Aatsas corpse.
50 keep you the volsms shut With care,
For the days Of The Law are ever;
Add Il needs al your brsss 70 Be heldlag i
there,
With .JuEncr'' inscribed on ihs eOvsr.
Gould NE swaken The limb of heonss
And blaze IN tho basnishsd eye,
WIS, woald ~ Do with roar momsni ofilfe,
70 men Of days gone By
wosid ye ctiae us OF pity si. blOah or seep,
fs fnea q the days gene byi
WoulA JsiFersgp tear up The scroll he hoids
Thai ilnir has proven liei
And harshall shut shs vOlHms of Law,
And lay u dawn VITA. sisIs#
wsala Mason rsll % The Bln u RIgkn,
From rscs unvefthy 70 sean hf
AID Iieafy dssh dbva he sisoS-sat swsra,
And elaHg itAesinsi The grsai,sf
And wasisiaE,os, seated In sassy stssssth
Ca The charger that pAws ths air.
couia he zee his soas Ia thelg deep Disgrace,
Woala he ride 10 proudly tksrsf
lie wouId Ess hin dowa from Ma big bras.
horse,
AID eoyss bis face at oar shansg
For tie land q kis birth 10 nov "Dissrlsi
0na---
virglnla rsa oscs Tbs nansl LIZ
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Az ACT
IWNha Nv MN,
GeterBer.

10 rrpesi The grssysHssb secsian ~ Arslsls swsn.
ty.nino IL the Code ~ iniiic fsenrrai Lave
ouf.tie3 "CiFesit Coats f8r she guHHfiea, T"
aud spbsusaia The folla.isg aSflsua il iits
Thereof.
SEC l. No Il enseisd by thc Oeaerai Ascend.
Is ~ AafylAnd, That thr fariy.Gfsh seeiipa -
Article tpsutg -hlur Of The Cod. II Pebble Urf,.
ttAi Lava sHfis'sd "Cifcuit CosFfs fsr ihs
ceauiies." BE-, aud the sstnr Il hereby repealed
and thc following b. sabsitBted Ia lies thcfeuf
Sec. Is. Thai each ~ iha Cirtalt 9uaEes u
tho roaniics, OF Judicial Csfcaiis, a. nag laid
on, Constituted and designated by ghe pfeseht
Constitution, isay sake ofasrs A. eofsnes iaw
AZ ans place Ia their Circuit, " tsko effect 10
any part u sheir Circuit, and may require 10
writing The original papers In ans eaeessuf
abstracts aud transcripts 70 BE- rrodacea before
them or either IL them, aheretor tirs ~ eithey
Of them mAy b. In their ClFoaiti and In all
efinainal causes tried lH The term iira o. ssid
Courts, In which the accused has been allowed
u give bail BY the Court. bat the session where-
u adjourned or concluded hofate the accused
procure bail it shall be the dsiy Of the afsro.
said Court ~ cSafts, ~ pas ~ aFdHf prior 81
adjournment, directing tha CLERK u thr said
GiFcnit Court Va the ahssbpe II al ~ the Judges
from the Court, IN Ahl4h the case nav have
ariten. 20 take the beil ptpviauslg hzsd bF she
said Court, upon condition that the party a;Isf.
lag ~ become security shall swear o. aalrIn, 80
the case may be, that he u worth the am8ant
Of the bail IN real or pers0nai estate, snd far.
&c r., the CLERK must be satltBed q the verify
OF said allda,il OF affirmation.
Sec. T. And be Il euaeted. That THE Ast shall
TAX eject from and sf,ar the date Of Is passage,
THOMAS SWANS,
Governor.
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A thrifty farmer, who believes 10
making old things last ia these times, -
says: "There Is one thing that nearly
every body knows and hardly anybody
attends to, that is, TO sprinkle Stacked
Inns on their roofs eaee q year, either
in fall or spring. If the Shingles are
covered ever SO thick with moss, the
lime soon clears il off, leaving the roof
clean and white, for a dozen years
longer. IL ought to be put on pretty
thick, and rainy day ID best for tho
work. Strong wood ashes will answer
almost as we'll to keep old roofs in re-
pair but they win not look as nice. To
make nashiugles last three or four
times tsssssual period, they need only
10 be soaked few days in tank half
full Of thick lime water, which must be-
stirred up well before the shingles are
put in.
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To KEEP Tires on WHEELs.-Hea
q pracsical man on the subject: 81
ironed a wagon some years ago for my
own use; before putting on the tires /
filed the felloes with linseed oil; and
the tires have worn out aud were never
loose. My method is as follows--I use
a long cast iron heater, made for that
purposes the oil is brought to boiling
heat, the wheel is placed on a stick, so
as 70 hang in the oil, each felloe an hour.
The timber should be dry, as green tim
Der will not take oil. Care should DO
taken that the oil is not Smadc hotter
than boiling heat, or the timber will
be burned. Timber filed with oil is
not susceptible to injury by water, and
is rendered much more durable by this
process
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Icn1rrER $751;
AN ACT

Aa AL
To repeal Chapter ono hundred and FIFTY.
three, passed January session, eighteen
hundred and sixty seven, entitled an Act
10 add an additional scciion TO Article
thirty, ofths Code Of Public General Laws.
relating to Crimes and Punishmcuis, aud
10 re-enaet the same with amendment
Sec. 4. Be il enacted by the General As.
sembly Of Maryland, That the Act passed at
January sessiun, eighteen hundred and SIX.
ty.four, chapter two hundred and forty scyen,
entitled an Act 10 add an additional section
10 article thirty Of the Code Of Public Gen
eral Laws, violating 10 crimes and punish.
ments, Il hereby repealed, and 70. enactcd 80
as 10 rend as follows: That any person or
persons who shall nnter upon the land Of
any other penon or body corporate or poll.
tic in this State, and shall wilfnlly and ina.
liciously injure or destroy any house, take
aud carry away any growing tree, or cut
down tree, or destroy vine, plant, shrub
berry, root, vegetable, fruit or grain or any
fencing, cord'wood or hoop'polos, shall on
conviction thereof be Rdiudged guilty Of a
misdemeanor, and after prescntment aud in
dictment by Grand Jury aud conviction,
be fined not less than five dollars nor more
than one hundred dollars, or be imprisoned
~ the CITY OF county JAZZ hVt Tess tliAn one
month nor more than two months, or be
both fined and imprisoned as aforesaid in
the discretion Of the Court aforesaid, and
that this Act shall apply TO Allegany, Fred.
eriek, Prince Georges, Hartford, Washing.
ton, Baltimore, Keat, Queen Anne's, Tai.
bot, Caroline, Cecil, Somerset, Carroll,
Worchester, Anne Arundel, Montgomery,
ST. Mary's, Charlca, Howard, Dorchester
Wicomico and Calvert counties.
Sec. 2. And be It enacted, That this Act
shall take effect from the date Of lis passage
Approved Feb. Is, 1858.
THOMAS SWAMI,
Governor.
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COPARTNETgsIUIP.

nRS. +. BUTLER and w. X. FRINGER
l D.haying this day associated themselves in
fie practice of Medicine, offer their profess
ional services to their friends and. the public
In general.
On, BUrLER having been long tine engaged
In an extensive practice in Obstotrics and Sur
gerry, feels confident that he can give satisiac-
ton TO all who may be in need OF medical
assistance.
Da. FaIxGgR's Office at the residence of Mr..
Lewis Trumbo, East End; and D2. BurLER's at
his residence at the West End, Westminster.
jan23-3m
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AN ACT
TO amend the Code Of Public General Laws,
title Publication OF Laws" by adding
therto an additional section az follows.
Sec. |. BE il enacted by the General As
scmby Of Ma yland, That the Article Of the
Code Of Public General Laws, entitled
Publication Of Laws" being the Act Of
1865, chapter 81, be amended By adding
thereto an additional section as follows.
Sec. o. The Treasurer upon the warrant
ofthe Comptroller, shall pay to the publish.
erE Of the newspapers in which the Public
General Laws are printed in conformity with
the first section Of this Article, the compen-
sation TO which they may respectively be en-.
titled, for printing said General Laws, within
six months from the time Of publication.
Sec. 2. And be it enacted, Thatahis Act
shall take effect from the date of its passage.
Approved Feb. 26, 1868.
THOMAS SWAMI,
Governor.
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AN ACT
To repeal section ave, Of Article eixty, Il PHb-
lie General Lass, entitled Marriages, and 70
rc-enaet fhe Eama With amendments.
Sec. |. he Il oaaried By he General Assemh-
~ Of Maryland, That section I'VE Of Article
sixty 81 Fnbiic General Laws, entitled Maria.
ger, be, and the same is hereby repealed, and
re-euart the sams 10 read a. follows
Sec. 5, No parsgu within tbls Stats shall
marry without license a. hereinafter directed,
or before the rames Of the parties intending 10
marry shall be thrice Vuhlishod IN some charch,
or house Of religions worship, IN the county
where tie wosAR resides, on ibFee ssretsi san
days, BY some mibistef residing In said county.
Nevertheless u u prov idcd that any persons
within thi. State may marry according % the
ceremony used BY The society " people called
Quakers, provided the contracting parties shall
aign certificate 10 The eject, that they have
agreed 10 take each either Zoe husband ard wifs
and that The said certificate has been sttestrd
By a. least twelve witnesses, and provided far
thcr that The said xcfiiaeste shail. wifbih slnty
days, b. recorded either ameagsi ilse records
Of the soelciy. 10 uhieh either u tha contract
ing parties ssy belong, or 10 sunu Court ~
record IN thp cir Or county ~ which the eald
marriage may BE- accomplished.
Sec. !. And be II further enacted. That lhls
Act shall take effect from he date q IL pAAssea
Approved Web. -, lhCy,
THOMAS SWAIN.
0eterBeF.
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Old Rebel sayings.

The Constitution, which at any time
exists until changed ty al explicit aud
authentic set Of the whole people, Is "a,
ersdly obligatory upon ALL
UE0HgE WAsHISaroN.
have repeatedly laid myself under
the nioat serious obligations 70 support
the Consultation have acquired an
hsbitual attachment to'it aud Tsneration
for IL. Jous ApAna
The preservation Of thu General Gov.
srrfineat, ia is whole constitutional Wig.
Or, is shs sheet anchor OF our peace at
home aud ssasy abroad.
TaoAAs JKgFERsos.
To hold The Union Of tbs States as the
basis Of their peace aud happiness; TO
support the Constitution, which is the
cement Of The Union, ~ well ia its lini.
salioas a. ia lie authorities.
JAMES MADISON.
la unfolding 20 my countrymea the
principles BY which | shall be governed
10 The iaisllment Of those duties, my
hfst resort Will be 10 that Constitution
uhieh shall swsar, TO ths best OF my
ability, 10 preserve. prUtsct and defend.
Jons QuIsor ADAMS.
ny what means shall We contribute
most 10 cemeat the Union aud give the
greatest supper, 10 ous most excellea,
Constitutioui JANIS MoNaog
The Constitution IL . sacred inatru.
mcni, which should be guarded with
s!srplcss vigilance
ANDREW JACKSON
| shall sndeavor 10 preserve, protect,
sos defend 10, BY snxioasly referring to
~ provisions for direction 10 every. &C.
tlon. MARrIS YAN HINES
Our citiscna must b. contcat With the
exercise Of the powers which the Con.
stitu,lon clothes them.
WILLIAM HKaRY HARaisog.
Ny earnest prayer shall be constantly
addressed 10 tho all.wise aud all power.
full Bcing Who made INC understanding.
" to carry out the principles Of that
Constitution. JOINS TYIyn.
Tbs Constitution itself, plainly writ.
ten As is Is the safeguard OF our FEEDER.
81 compact, the offspring Of concession
aud compromise, binding together in
the bonds Of peace aud Union, this great
aud increasing family Of free and indc.
pendent States, will be the chart BY
which shall be directed.
JAMES X. Polk.
My guide will be the Constitution. -
For the Interpretation OF That instru.
Inent, shall lcok 10 the Mecisions Of
the Judicial Tribunal, established BY
It's authority. ZACHARY Taylor.
The Constitution will be my guide.
! regard oil It's provisions as equally
binding. WILLARD fillmore.
Aud says AEDRew Johnson, what
is but repetition Of the seutimen. ex,
pressed BY each Of his honored predc,
cessors Have Presidents been traitor,
from the beginning, and the Constitu
ton an iniquityS Why we're not all ci
these defenders Of the faith impeached
as unworthy usurpersy As did they
50 does he--but the times. alasl hay,
changed their face.
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Central Hall Store.
HARDWARE, OILS AND PAINTS.

OUR Stock Is now near complete of
W Hardware, Oils aud Paints. Also
Shovels. Forks, Rakes, Hoes, Picks, Gar
den Forks. Spades, Tools Of all kinds for
Carpenters. Builders, Blacksmiths, Far.
mers, aud Mnsons. 1rowls,. Hammers.
Pointing and Broad Axes, Screw Plates Of
all sizes. Our stock consists Of such innu
rable variety il is useless TO describe further.
But NIL Of the above Is fresh and new and
offhe latest improved styles. Our Grocery
Department is also complete; Sugars one
dollar less per hundred than one week ago.
isyrups ten per cent. less. Window Glass
very low. Leather OF all kinds, Spanish
and Red Sole. French Calf, Morocco, Buff,
Paten. Eaamled, Skirtine, Shoe Findings
of all kinds. All Of the above stock are
new aud bought for cash, aud will be sold
low for cash, or TO panctaal payers on short
time. All we ask il to give us call and
examine our stock and prices, and | will
guarantee 20 satisfy all who may favor us
with call
JOHN il. BOWERS.
Ani 3uo
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To KILL FLEAs.--Place the ferocious
animal on smooth board and pen him
in with hedge Of shoemaker's wax. -
Then rs soon as he becomes quiet, com.
mence reading to him the doings of Con.
gress, and in FIVE minutes he win burst
with indignation,
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LAws--GENERAL,
PAssHD Br rHR
General Assembly Of Maryland
Aihe January Session, 1868.
FUBLisasn ~ Authority.
[oaArrnn al

lCHArrKn 23,l
AN ACT
To repeal sections twenty-five and twsnty-four
Of Article sixty-one Of the Code Of Public
General Laws, entitled Mechanics Lien"
and 10 enact the following In lieu thereof.
Sec. ]. BE Il enacted BY the General Asssmb-
ly Of Maryland. That sections twenty-five and
twenty-fOur, Of prtiSts sixty-one Of the Code u
Public General Laws, be, and the same are
hereby repealed.
See. 2 De Il enacted, That the following be
substituted IN lieu thereof.
Zee. ~. Every machine, wharf and bridge
erected, constructed OF repaired within this
State shall be subject 20 lien IN like manner a.
buildings aremade sahject under theproyisions
sf this Article.
Sec. ~. The proceedings TO recover the
amount of any lion under this Article, wbtshcr
upon a house, machine, wharf, bridge, boat or
vessel, shall be by bill in equity, Of BY scirs
|aeias.
Sec. :. And be Il enacted, That this Act shall
take effect from the date u lie passage.
Approved fcti. Is, ises.
Governor.
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SALT ron Mich Cows. Without
the use Of salt, the milk becomes scanty
aud imperfect. Thsre is great necessi-
ty for its use in the spring when the
COWS are first turned out to grass. A
few experiments in May and june
showed that deprivation of salt FIVE days,
diminished the milk from one TO two
per cent in equality. Later in the sea-
son, less difference was observable,
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ABNER NEAL,
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. VIM. =. Shirley

AFFEIlS his professional servic Is to the
" the citizens Of Westminster and vicinity.
0fFIcE-adjo Joining Farmers and Mcchan-
les National Bank, lately occupied by DR..
j. l.. Warfeld. After 9v. NJ. If not pro.
Essionally engaged he can he found at the
residence Of his father, adjoining The Cath.
0lie Church. apg.Gmo
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A.dilapidated old darkey in Mont
gomery, while Watching some monkeys
in that city, recently, spoke thnsly
Dem children got too much sense 10
come outen dat cage; Radicals cut dar
tails of aud set EN- TO votin, and max
ing Constitutions"