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4 t the Circuit fioa,f fo, Cu7roH cOaHty
INSOLVENT'S. NOTICE..

Joe! X B. Bolinser i,h 2 r. ; = p p. ibis nd.
His Creditors. tember 1867. that JOEL.
Il. BoIIdNGEe give notice to his creditors.
endorsers and sureties that the second Mon
day of May next is fixed for the said joel
X. Bollingef to appear in the circuit court
for Carroll county, to answer such interro-
gatories as his creditors, endorsers and sure
ties MAY propose or allege against him; and
that a copy of this order be published in
some newsl ,er printed in Carroll county
once week for three successive months
prior to the said End Monday of May next,
as such notice. n YIJsJ,FG J:i'
.,,.. Test: JNo. i. BOYLE, clerk.
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Bargains! Bargains

dec1 lite
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-ERRORS. or YOuTH.

~. A Gentlcman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects of Youthful indiscretion, will, for the
sake of suffering humanity, send free to allwho
need it, the recipe and directions for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertiser
experience, can do so by addressing, in perfect
confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN, g5
ay23-ly AZ Cedar Street, New York.
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ERRORS OF YOTTTJI.

A gentleman who IN early life was a victim
to that debasing vice so common to youth,
tary Emissions and Nervous NProstretion and
came near ending his days in. hopeless misery.
After using numerous remedies without success,
he obtained from friend some simple rules and
prescriptions that effected permanent cure
the same free of charge to all who may desire
il. Address EDGAR TREMA1NE,
octl0-ly Station ID. Bible House, n. 7.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
Gree of charge) to all who desire it, the pre-
scription with the directions for making and
using the simple remedy.by which he was cured
of a lung affection and that dread disease Con.
sumption. His only object is to benefit the af
fiictcd and he hopes every sufferer will try thi.
prescription, rs it will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing. Please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 165 South Second Street, Williamsburgh,
New York. may23-ly
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Goods Found.

HN1IERE were found upon my premises, sit
81 uated in New Windsor District, in.t6e FIRST
two weeks of December,a lot of Dry Goods,
supposed to have been part of the Stock of
some Peddlar passing through the District.
The owner will please, come forward, definitely
prove this property to be his, and after paying
the charges for this Advertisement, he will be
allowed to take them AWAY $ss
l, ISAAC C.. BAIL,
ja2-3t Wakefield p. O.
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Election of Directors.

UxIox Nat BANK .oE WESTMINSTER,
sIi1o December II. 1867. 4
A N Election for TEN DIRECTORS for
this Bank will be held on Tuesday,
the 18th day otJANUARY next, between the
hour of III o clock A.. NJ. aud Il o'clock
NJ. of said day at this Bank.
j. w. Herring,
s dec1 lite ~ Cashier.
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SMITH & McKgrIap, Solicitors. d26 t,

Estate Of Elrard S46sH, deceased. !.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
ton on the Personal Estate Of Edward
Saffell, late of Carroll county, decd. All
hereby warned to exhibit the same within
six months from this date, otherwise they
may be excluded from all benefit of said
Estate Those indebted are ,luested to
make immediate payment. mo- r191
q55 ~ AMANDA R. SAFE ILL, ai8
j JAM 1t s. Admins ,atrix.
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rJsHE Subscribers now offer to the citi-
) zens of Westminster and vicinity the
cheapest line of Goods this side of Phila-
delphia. FH0aH NAl.I.}I1
We are determined to close out our entire
Stock of. FALL. AND WINTER GOODS,
at prices that will astonish the natives.
Ladies are particularly requested to call
and secure fine dress goods at and below
cost. @ys - Nss
Come one, come all. - I
jan2.3t HOOD & MITTEN. Z
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ifg i correspondent of the Cincinnati
! En4uirer writes: ANY person who has
a capital G in his mime icanIot be Pres
ident of the United States See the
humber of statesmen who have been
beaten as Icmtdidates--Geofgeo Clinton,
Charles G. Pipckney, DeWits Clinton,
William II. Crawford, Henry Clay,
Lewis Cass..Jahn CgFremont, John 9.
4Breckinridge, George 3. Mcclellan (aud
other gnames) j., &; Calhoun, Simon
Cameron, Jsy: aCrittcndeT, S. p. Chase,
Colfsx, and Others Faa ,ag,...e.s a,r )
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ELECTION.

g FARMERs & MEctsIcKs' NATIONAL BANK
5a3' OF YVES rMTSsrER, December FL, 1867.
A Election for EIGHT DIRECTORS will
N be held at this Bank ON SATURDAY THE
18th JANUARY NEXT, between the hours of 10
and 2 O'Clock, to serve for the ensuing year.
JACOB REESE,
dcc2e-te sAo ~ Cashier.
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INFORMATION

Information guaranteed to produce luxuri-
ant growth of hair upon bald head or beard
less face, also receipt for the removal of PIN.
pies, Blotches, Eruptions, etc., on the skin,
leaving the same soft, clear, and beautiful, can
be obtained without charge by addressing
'h}aa THOS. +. CHAPMAN, CREaIsr;
- n,ay23-Iy 1923 Broadway, New York.
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TuE DISARMAMENT OF TUE BLACK
CORps The negro party is splitting
into pieces. GresIe. says the negro
nl,lSt be made iii all Respects the efual
of the white man So says Forney and
about half of the party. Judge Agnew
Eand another part of the party think diff
ierertly. Sumo hug the dar key and
some curse him. Some think he is the
!. ;;'coming nnn' and some think he has
ro6pis aid gone again. carrying off the
Republican party with him-about the
way he carried off the palm in the
army. Forney is peffing up Grant and
Greeley is putting hin, down. i Ben.
Butlc. is prei.shing reputation, and he
fiiftRae is preaching death n,sthe repu-
diators. !. Altogether, the Republican
party is getting badly mixed! Having
been routed i'll the. late ieIectiens, they
seem to be scattering. and retreating in
great disorder. ~. :, 9..a, .,,7,, d. "a
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Dividend.

UxIoS Nxr. BANK or WEsraISsrER,
IS ,ss...4 December 2lst, 1861. !
TIME President and Directors of this Institu
ton have declared Dividend of F'IVl
PER CENT payable ON or after the 9Th Q
January, 1868. . :. Is g. -
n riiH4f rfEsstt34E9 y. WI HEhiNG,
ia24t1 Cashier.
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gsAllithe business portions of Inlianola,
Texas, were destroyed by fire on the
3d instant. The Custom House and
City other buildings were burned, The
loss is estimated at thirty thousand dol
Etrs. The fire is attributed to. incen-
diarism =
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A Physiological View of Marriage
Tile Cheapest Book erer Published. ~
Containing nearly three hundred pagesz
And 100 fine plates and engrasings Of the II,
Anatomy of the Human Organs in a, state of
Health and Disease, with treatise on Early
Errors, its Deplorablc Consequences upon the
Mind and Body, with the Authors Plan OF
Treatment-the only rational and successful,
mode of Cure, as shown by the report Of cases
treated. A truthful adviser to the married ana
those contemplating marriage, who entcrtain
doubts of their physical condition. Sent free
of postage to any address, on receipt of Is cents
in stamps or postal currency, BY addressing
n. 7. The author may be consulted upon any
of the diseases upon which his book treats, eth
err personally or by mail Medicines sent to
any part of the world ~ ~ Z decass4s
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Dividend Notice.

fe,sos FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Westminster, December 18th, 1861, IEy
HTNHE President and Directors have this day
declared a Dividend of FIFE PER CENE
for the six months ending 3lst inst, payable on
W. 4. CUNNINGHAM,
ja2-4t Cashier. I.
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"THE GRAyJAcKErs. and how they lived,
Fought and Died for Dixie, with Incidents
and Sketches Of Life in the Confederacy,''''
is the titleaf handsome volume, just,is-
sued by .Iones Brothers L Co., Philadel-
phia Pa. 'l.... -. (.
There,is certain'p portion o. Tie War that
will never GO intothe .regul;tr: histories. nor
be. embodied in roniahce. or poetry, which IS
ii very real9,a,t Of it, and viii. II preserved,
conveyztdlsuccredin generations a better
idea, of the spirit of The conflict than many
d:y reports or careful narratives of events.
and this laartlma he called the gossip, the
fun. the pathos of the War. This illustrates
the character of the headers, the hiimor of
the soldiers. the dcvotion Of women. the
bravery of men, the pluck of our heroes, the
romance and ;hardships of the. service
From the beginning of the war the author
has been engaged IN collecting all the anec.
dotes connected with or Illustrative of it, and
| has grouped aud classified them under APP
! propsiatc heads, and in. very attractive
! form. r. ..,.tf ,,,.,,,, s .,,.-..f
: The books contents include reminiseen-
ces of camp, picket, spy, scout, bivouac,
siege. and battlefield, with thrilling feats of
bravery, wit, drollery, eonical and ludicrous
adventures. etc. etc, .,,, ,5a ,s..s MA -. ~
Amusement as well as Instruction may be
found in every page, as graphic detail bril-
liant wit, and authentic history are skill
| fully interviewer in this work of literary art.
! II is just such q volume rs will find nu-
merous purchasers, and just such one as
persons seeking to sct as boo1agents should
add to their list.
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PRICE FIVE boLLAEs Box,
are intended for special cases requiring more
powerful medicine. They are four degrees
stronger than the ordinary kind and perfectly
harmless and reliable. fsis,ssf.s3 .s1g 5sst,
If you cannot get them Of your druggist
will send them By return mail. postpaid and
secure from observation on receiptof the money.
win also send an illustrated and Confden-
tai Circular to Ladies on application. Address
10 J. BRYAN, NJ. D.. SO Broadway, n. Y.
A. II. HrBEn, Agent, Westminster, Nd. 81
~ ect10-ly. So.
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spE VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF zFIERI
% FACIAS. issued osit of the Circuit
Court for Carroll county, at the suit of An
drew Grammer, Trustee, against the goods
and chattels, lands and tenements of Elisha M:
Wheeler, and to me directed, have seized and
taSea in execution all the right, tile, claim,
interest sad estate, at law and in equity. eft the
said Elisha M~WhceIer in and to the following
property. viz: ~ ,,sa - a,
ALL thatPract and r~.cci of Land being
and living in Hampstead Distriet Carroll couI,-
ty, conveyed to Elisha n. Wheeler by Andrew
Gralnmer, Trustee, by deed bearing date Nov
ember 20, 1866; and recorded among the Land
Records of Carroll county in Liber WA. Nick,
No. SO, folio 524 aud 525, containing s'lN''
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Bell,s Specific Pills

use Of the long tried and faithful remedy
= Bell's Specific Pills a.,
he may recover his health. Make therefore no
delay in using this remedy. 1t gives speedy
relief and will soon effect cure in all eases of
Nervous Debility and arrangements of the uri-
nary organs. Positive benefit is derived by
using single box. 1t is entirely vegetable
and harmless and no change of diet is necessa-
~ whilst using them.
q Price One Dollar per box with full direc-
tons. @
Sold by Druggists generally. In places
where they cannot be procured L will send
them by mail postpaid and secure from obscr-
yation on receipt of the money. Address
j. BRYAN, M. D., sl9 Broadway, n. Y.
Private and confidential circulars viii be sent
to gentlemen free of charge.
Il. H. HUnER, Agent, Westminster, Nd.
"a ocrtQ-Jv
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COMMUNICATING.
- s.NOTiCEga g

" II , : EAHH
YVyHE subscribers to the "DEMocRATtc Apyo-
cATE'' who are in arrears 70 this date can
pay the same to Mr.. Davis, at the Printing ef-
flee, oEtgI7gssi ATE the lt g y = = u.
who owe yeay sr mgre,ztp send outeiiFs not
for suit, but for convenience OF coiieeton.-
Those indebted ,te the hpdersigned for Aassrt "
sing and job Work, who cannot make 1t con-
venientto oalloh him,s win be Saitedi on per-
nov2s-a 4 4 WiIf IpoS! N. PARKEIi
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VE SELL, FOR ONE DOLLAR.
No MORE NEED

~. people in the country paying threcS or q
" four profits ON tl,egoods they have to buy.
The methods introduced BY the DOLLAR SAFE
principle, as offered by GILMAN 4, CO; Il9
Hanover St, Boston; Mass, enables consumers
to obtain goods at wholesale prices, with al. /
most unlimited allowing of exchange, and val
uable presents thrown in; Send for a Circular,
or send Ten cents for descriptive slip. Great
Inducements for persons to act as Agents. d 7 1
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THE DKUGGfsss' CARD.-asWe call atten-
ton to the Gard of the Druggists IN an an,
other columhh.s f.. They too have concluded t to
bring their trade as nearly sasls possible to 8
cash basis, believing such a system 10 be
the bestsor an concerned, 2'l1'hf -. !,
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North American Steamship Company,
THRouGu LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
VIA. PANAMA OR NICARAGUA.
Sailing from New York
m December 9Th and 18th; January
5th, 18th and 25th, and Feb
~ ruary 18th and 18th.
With New Steamships of the First Glass.
= Passage Lower than by any other Line.
For farthcr information address the under
signed at III West Street. New York.
.s>,4 d. N. CARRINGT0N, Agent.
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The Singer Sewing Machine.

TIME Singer Improved Letter a Family
4 Sewing Machine is as near perfeetioa
as will likely ever be attained, in the beauty
of it's stitch. its noiseless motion and it's
adaptation to all kinds of work, either heavy
or light. Call and see them. iislo d9tlta
n'I4 N. /. GORSUCH, rs.
dec12 70 IS $3.50 / Agent.
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TEArEaases EEsc -ff c1saE Lon this fThafs-
day. .eyeAingl Jesaphas Gheaneys the stBoy
orator,of Kentucky will deliver one of
his celebrated Temperance Lectures in the,
Methodist Prot, Chnreh- Subject, s.sTem-
perance and Habit Allare invited TO be
nreseut..H i,.alIH had .4sK i'91,'Idels
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CUT THIS OFT

And send itto SMITH & C0WLEY, Pittsburgh,
Pa, for their large Quarto Circular of the
conta,.. IRON CITY COLLEGE,
Penmansh specimens Of Cewicy's Premium
ings, Halls, Citsaant Views of College Build
-. : : - itsburgh, &C., &c. a; u
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= : -
DIED.

On thei30th titilno, at his residence, in
Reisterstowns Baltimore county GEoRcE
W. FISHER, in thez43d year of his age. :
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COAL AND LUMBER YARD.

YlNHE subscriber thanking his old patrons
~ for the liberal eneburag cement bestowed
upon him hcretofere would respectfully
state that he is still actively engaged in his
old basincss>and keeps OH hand a full supply
nf SeaSonedY t,,,-,sl t,e,yaass,s} = ,sf
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NsHE RURAL GENTLEMAN, a Monthly
Il Journal, published at Baltimore, Md. Sla
year, in advance. Specimens 10 cts. Adyer-
tisements solicited. Agents wanted. Address
as above. . 3 ,sst
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B n a DIST E. IT'S

B IL a DSH, II e Il IT'S ~
1tF 0 IMPROVED 'lpt Cf,
Rubber Moulding and Ienttcr STRIPS.
The best, cheapest and only, perfect Weather
Strips in the market. Exclude snow, rain,
cold air and dust. Prices reduced to agents.
The sale is beyond anything ever offered. Send
for an agents circular.
sssff-5- j. X. BRADSTREET 4 CO.,
81 Nassau ST., n. Y, 81 Washington St, Boston.
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NoTTCE.

A LII persons indebted to the undersigned
SA94d during his term Of ofiice). for tees of
any kind, are respectfully requested to cali
and settle. After the lst day of March next
tie accounts will be placed in the Sheriff S
hands for collection.
o'1iT6 VIVA. .McKELI.fP,
Late Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county. dec12-2m
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LARGE HoGs.-0d'ths 18th Of December
M. wm. Morelock, living about three
mile $ from Westminster, butchcred three of
the largest hogs that we have heard of for
many aSds. !, One weighed i<74sl; the
next 63k audi tile third 54S pounds. =.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
no IADTEs.

Your attention is. called to the NEST efficacious
ssnedies ever known for the removal of OBJ
Tenacious and arrangements incident to the
cHRoyo Pr. HARYEY's s
have been used for III FEMALE PILLS,
with unvarying success. "a of THIRTY YEARS.
all ordinary cases and never iaare adapted for
II taken in time. heir action
tie I,R. HARFEY'S *
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- } A M e 3 e M
IMPORTER AND GROWER OF
FLOWER IL VEGETABLE SEEDS,
ROCHESTER,, N. Y.

tICK'S ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
Seeds and Florat Guide for 1868,
Is now published and ready to send out. 1t
makes work of about ONE HUNDRED LARGE
PAGES, containing full descriptions of the
Choicest Flowers and Vegetables Grown,
with plain directions for Sowing Seed, Culture
&c. 1t is beautifully illustrated, with more
than One Hundred Fine Wood Engrarings of
Flowers and Vegetables, and a
Beautifa. Lolored Plate of Flowers.
Well printed, on the finest paper, and one of
the most beautiful as we'll rs the most instruc-
tive works of the kind published. 9 ss
N3 Sent to all who apply, by mail, post
paid, for Ten Cents, which is not half the cost
Z Address JAMES WICK, Rochester, n. y.
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HaDineSs or Misery.

The victim of youthful indiscretion destroys
his happiness, ruins bis prospects for social en-
joyment, marriage and the pursuit of business
use Of the long tried and faithful remedy 8.
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$500 NEW! $500 q
Maryland BOUNTY, :. #.
Just Appropriated!

Soldiers enlisted or drafted into the q. 81 loot
Service between the lst April and 18th De- o.
cember, 1864 and persons who furnished " !
substitutes between those dates) who vera T[.f
mustered into the u. S. Service and credited 93i
upon the quota of this State are now entitled
to $500. ars .l.gi8.alni gsre93 g : 9llso9s
|, For full information send Name of Sol. -"
der, Company. Regiment. and Date of En-.
istment, or Date of Draft; if the Soldier or s$sk
party is dead, give the nearest of kin.
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n0OTS AND SHOES. Fresh arrival Of
i Boots and Shoes at the old stand Of
iaa-It gft. Peter d. AiksseH.
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u M 3 : r

Of every kind. Also, the various kinds of
Cora L., always on hand. Just received
Ge.0OO No. / : CYPRESS SHINGLES,
i4U.OsW No. 21sssAe - 1880 go -
for sale at reduced prices. VI llt 'fg u
.i3Ofice and yard on Main Street, a short
distance west of the Railroad, Westminster.
Md gGiird esp9H 1f'H9U. ". DELL. =
10 i;.,,o. tf .esl 1ai aa1o - - 2. z.
aFe"-'tftT al .sgsJyrud H.n&aF pc .nieehi
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II AIDES call.at Garry and get a pair Of
II = Sleighing Bests. Something new. You
viii have no use for Over Shoes Don't forget
70 cell soon, as fhis Is the only place gou eau
buy thcm.i Opposite Catholic Church. x
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THOSE WHO WISH TO Tar A fsoS'
GOOD RELIGIOUS PAPER
For the New Year should subscribe for
THE VANCE. TniA
Live, Earnest and Spiritual. just the paper
Premiums for those who get up Clubs. Speci-
men copies sent free. Is - = 2gsssI z
Address THEADyANCEC COMPANY, go
.ag rs Lombard Block, Chicago.
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ng-,Mr. Joshua orem died iii Westmin-
ster in November last. He was formerly a
resident, Of sBaltimoreswhere it is$believed
he has children now living. Mr.. Oren' was
over 6oiyeassa Of age, and served through
,S~Se41 ,.si8 DTaff .titti5@D AZ A3y',. 80
the Mexican VAL sjt,..1isIllEQl ~ d5idE :
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~ MAsaNIss -Oa the 25th ultimo the follow,
ing gentleipen were chosen officers Of George
Washington Lodge of lMasons, No. o. w
lM,iDf Georges. Fogke; s ", Theodore T..
,Fritchlessyq; j W., f. o. Grimes; secretaryi1
William Moore; sFreasurer,gJ. Henry Hoppe.
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Il seas Messrsa J-riah B. Mikestll and J.
Fran sffplSy have formed q copartnershiip
Finthe Grocery and Liqnor Business See
advertisement 9cIagE 9.l12A .l.9A
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DEBATE The Literary Society which
meets in the room oyet.the store Of Messrs.
>sIikeselI and Srip'iey, in the West End, in
tand holding meeting on Saturday
evening, at 81 o'clock. The subject for
debate will be: "Sho,lld Capital Punish,
mant be AbolishedyH The public are cor:
daily invited. .lnlt..L.Lla ~. IL ~. y
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ags NeNcaA attention to the desirable
town property advertised by Mr.. F; H,
Bankarf.- fTs.sy Hai 1@ag pdi 2Hr1H' 49,
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Ba Mr2Johp FL Bowers has begun to
lay in Ills Stock Of Family Groceries atihis
splendid pewstoreroomy I'm Central aaif,' ~
east of the Depot.
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FrRM S,iI.l,glAiNr. Michael M6reldtE has
sold his FARM &C. ld5 acres;goH Little Pipe
Creek, Carroll tounty,t6 Davit Riegcl, of
Bachmans Valley. 1T Sg5 per acre. 81 .,,
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: SHEElEEALTK. 34 8
NIILLIAM STEINER, Of New Wind
w sor District. IL amnounced rs = ceia'
didate for next Sheriff. decl2-f
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Sheriff s Sale.

ia2-ts ~ f(iE Il IA 81 Trus
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And hereaIter there VIII De NO us1IHy TIF-IVI
Zllga , IAA SzALiS-JA INNS
A Coon Movs.-We, learn that the Pres
ident and Directors Of ihe Union NATIONAL
Bank Of Westminster, at a meeting held n
few days since, consummated the purchase
of the property owned by, Or. ). "; Herring
AMI design 1T an early day fitting up for
Banking purposes the spacious offices for
merly orcapied by the Doctor. The ioca'
ton is one of the very best in the town,
and the move is certainly q, most, Jadici9us
SCtf tIItS Ff.t EsI't Eft'7 -
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-01-09

Apprenticeship County Commits
sioners have appointed DIR. Daniel S. Coon,
an Physicisaai to ile Almshedse:. ~ ''|.' u
Constable, District No. 104Jos. Delphy.
These were all appointments made up
to the Lodrof going 10 press! 'Etidtl'