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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-17

by the will of tho late DR., Potter, Of
Cincinnati, one Of the bequests was made in
pursuance of an agreement with the legateo,
made some years ago, that the latter should
abstain during his life isom the use of tobacco
in any of the forms switch depraved humaa
ingenuity could invent There is a proyi-
sion, however, that the other heirs should
have the right to recover the bequest, it, af.
ter the death of the testator, the legatee
should return TO the use of tobacco, "a habit,
says that testator, "which dwaris the intel.
lect of every man who adopts it,"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-17

.I can 20, mother after ALL Mr.. Archer
has given US the day, and we don't lose by
II either, Is it not good of him? | will
hurry and change my dress. You are going,
too, Tom ?"
mo; going to skate all day. Hurrah for
master Archer ~
I" Put on my shawl too, dear" said Mrs.
Frenchly. You are not used 10 going out
in the cold"
" 1t seems quite like old times to have you
bundling me up" Rachel said, as her mother
pinned the thin wraps closer, and hor lips
bent down to the faded cheek in a swim ca
ress, that brought tears to eyes that looked
ever ready to shed them.
:. II was not of such days as these your
father thought" "There, mother, don't. |
did not mean to make you feel badly will
stay and help you, now"
aNo, indeed; go and get some roses IN
your cheeks"
And out into the clear, frosty air Rachel
went. Did the angels know that her foot
steps we're guided to bring great joy to 9TH
erwise stricken hearts2 Perhaps We 90
out in the morning and say, life is such
common thing" and at night we enter in,
feeling that our souls dwell in the Eternities,
and we have no word or language save at tho
foot of the Gross.
Aunt Hattie, Mrs. Frenchly's invalid sis
ter, lived about mile and a half from The
busy village. Part Of the way lay through
pine woods, very cool and pleasant in the sum
mer, and very pleasant even now, to the young
girl, who walked ON through the hiekering
shadows the waving boughs threw on The
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-17

Two thousand seven hundred and sew
enty-nine new liquor-shops have been opened
in Massachusetts since the anti-prohibition-
its carried the last election there. When the
new license law goes into full operation, the
tide of intemperance will meet but feeble
obstruction. Those who said that the prohib-
itory law tended to increase drinking, and
that license law was needed to check the
evil, are already reiuted.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-17
1R. PADELroRp.s lEMALE SPECIFIC

t1 tor Nnrrief md AtHgf Ls1iiss,
Twenty ycars experience has proved superior 90 any
othcr medicine Tor suppression irrcguartes Sc It is
pericctly .nfe aud harmless does not break down the
eeuttut0u but restores thu patient 90 health and igor,
The constantly Increasing domnnu for this reliable rom
ed3 has induced IN put t within the means Of all.
pficc 500.
DR PADELFoRD IL admitted by the beet medical talent
Of the country TO have equal n the treatment oi l
male Complaints. aud 10 o. unusual occurrence or
phy scans regular practice 90 recommend patients 20
hn for treatment when afflicted with diseases n his
Speciality.
Ladies will receive the most scientific attention both
nedcaly and surgcally Board. with old and cNpcri-
eneed will be furnished those who Wish 10 remain
IN the city during treatment
The poor advised free charge Physicians patients
Wishing h- opinion advice, hy letter, and enclosing
tbs usual Zee will be answered hN return mail.
Medicines sent 10 all parts of tie country. tfG5
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-17

Rev. 5. II, Tying, Jr., lately spoke on
" The Ethics of Temperance" in Mr.. Beech
er's church. He held that intemperance was
the great bane Of man. 1t deprived him of
the power of mind and will. 1t made him
mean, kept him intent upon the things of the
earth, making his relation toward the heavens
for which he was created, more distant and
dim. 1t despoied him of all dignity and di-
yinity of character.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-17

The members of the Evangelical Union
Church. at Wishaw, England, have resolved
unanimously, it is said, that no person who
is not total abstainer shall be admitted a
member of their body, ard that any present
member who shall use alcoholic liquors
not incidentally shall be 4" for the time be-
ing"-that is, apparently, until he renounce
his error--eut off from their communion.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-17

Emily Chester spoke truth when she told
pr. Hastings that 1t was not so hard to live
or die for ones friends, but one had little
conception of the vast amount Of love il re,
quired to live ciM them,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-17

Uave vou s;etor9 Tber lova and cber;sb
ber with all that nure and holv fricndsb;n
Which renders brotber so ror;by md naT
he Learn 10 annrec;ate ber sweei influence
ne nortrayed in tbe folIowing words
He who has never Inown sisters kind
min;strot;op nor eslt bis bc,rt worming be.
meath her endeoring smile and love.beamino
eve has been unfortunate indeed # Is NOT to
~ rondoroJ ~ ;f ,Lo fonn,,;ns or ,,rro fool-
ing aow in his bosom bnt sngcishlv or if the
,,a,,l, o,,,o,;o,,, % IL ro.,,ro Io los, In ,bo
So"''O 0'hO'tv"H VI niS "a."' w i"9' !" '"V
Steruer attributes OF mankind.
...., !; A.. :; ci. - =: l. a.,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-17

As INCIDENT on MEMORIAL DAY.--The La
tayettc lnd.) Courier, in It's account Of the
decoration Of soldiers graves ia that city on
the 30th ult, says "a wreath ofaowers, accom-
panied by note from little girl about ten
years Of age was exhibited The note was
addressed to Col. Leaning Chairman Of the
Committee of Arrangements, and was as fol-
lows:
Coz. LEAVtyc Will you please put th. wreath upon
some rohel soldier. ruvcf My dear papa buried Ut
Auderouyllc and perhaps some lttic girl win he Kind
enough TO put a faw nswori upon biz grave
JESNlE NrHNoN.
The reading of the note created profound
impression, and the wreath was deposited up
on the grave Of an unknown .oldier--the on
/ ly one remaining in the cemetery.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-17

As the trials Of life thicken, and the dreams
Of other days fade, one by one, in the deep
vista of disappointed hope, the heart grows
weary of the struggle and We begin to real
ize our insignifcance. Those who have
climbed to the pingacle Of fame, or reyel in
luxury and wealth. 60 to the grave at last
with the poor mendicant who begs pennies by
the waysde and like him are soon forgotten.
Generation after generation, says an eloquent
modern writer, have felt as we feel, and their
fellows were as active in life as ours are now.
They passed away as vapor while nature
wore the same aspect of beauty as when her
Creator commanded her to be. And so, like
wise, shall it be when we are gone. The
heavens will be as bright over our graves as
they sre now around our path the world
will have the same attraction for off
spring yet unborn that she had once ior
ourselves, and that she has now for our chill
dren Yet a little while and all this will
have happened Days will continue TO move
on, and laughter and song will be heard in
the very chamber in which we died, and the
eyes that mourned for us will be dry and will
glisten with joy and even our children will
cease to think of US, and will not remember
to lisp our names.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-17

We have received from Henry Clark, Esq,
Secretary Of the Vermont Agricultural So
ciety, pamphlet containing the programme,
list of premiums and regulations for the next
annual fair, to be held at Burlington, on the
sth, OH, 10th and llth Of september next.
The pamphlet doe, great credit to the taste
and energy Of the Secretary and also speaks
well for the publishers, Me.sr- Tutte q Co.,
Of the Rutland Herald
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-17

Our and trust justification for calling
the public attention TO MorHHn BAmrY's QuiEriSG
sSpup. are furnished by the frequency and fatality OF
the diseases VI infancy aud childhood. So alarming and
seFous the deecas that child in three dies be-
fore the 6th year These facts afford conclusive argu-
for enforcing mothers the Importance Of using "A
remedy, (which contains no Morphine Poisonous Drug
and fails twhen timely usodl to eiiect It
greatly assists the child through The months Of ouhng
ailays all pain reduces Inflammation, corocs aedy Of
the stomach and never fails to regulate the bowels
make sick and weak children strong and healthy pro-
duces natural sleep for the child thereby anoring rest
TO The mother For summer complaints, Dysontery snd
Diarrhea, It has equal For Wind Collie, Convulsons,
Gripping &c., Il never fails to give Immediate relief
MOrHER BAIELY's QufEuNT SYRrr, for children is an
original medicine, we'll established, therefore use no
other and you are safe For sale by all Druggists and
Dearlers In Medicine.
A. RICHARDS New London, Conn,
Agent FOR the United States. lfly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-17
Cure for The Piles in all its Forms,
ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN

ABOUT TO MARRY.
I Essays FOR You've MKN, ON the Errors, Abuses and
diseases, incident TO Youth and Early Manhood will
scaled letor envelopes free of charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
May q i52i;daw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-17

wIsrAUs BNtsAM or WILD CHERRY,
Por tho Of Coughs coil Bog,rsnsss ita, fdaoa-
40, coHp HAospag Coayh. Rroaoaps prsfapoltfioH 70
consauVtion, &c., &C..
This great remedy b. Zoo we'll known and s periormn
TOO much guod Go make 90 necessary 90 lo into claho
rate discussion Vt Be- merits suffice to say that b stil
maintain ts supremacy u curing diseases OF the most
obstinato character, and that al who suffer nom iho
above complaint aner' having tested th. remedy .cl
DON have occasion 90 % other appliances o. insure
pcrtoet restoration Co health
From Hon ". a. JONES. West Dover, W.
~ have been troubled from my hoyho0l with ayoHir
or HrsfitaH ffHg Hetf. some yctrs since. early u
The wintor took cold Whlch usual settled into
eoegh which continued 10 Increase tc season a1gnnc
cd, although made nee of al The cough remedies had
kn0wlrd 81 90 Ny family phA slcan alsp prescribed for
me, but oxplriencCd nu r0Nci. Daring all ibis timo
was gradually ruuuinE down, losing hesh and strength
until my friends we'll myself became very much
Rlarmud thinking ssoultwastc away la Construction.
While in Boston. during the spring following, Nas in
dncel 10 to- WisrAu's NNtSAN or WILD CuEHHY. Mict
dags frili sensible that IL relieving me n
fsn dsys fias nay cough had entirely ceased, and Wa
restored 90 health aad struus 9Th have ever snce
kept the balsam' 10 my house, and whenever any
member 90 my family ha. cough or cold, 70 is immcd
ately resorted 60. No family should b. ttifhod if -
prepfrcd hy SETH ". fuNLE son, l5 fremont
ST. Boston, and for sale hy Druggists generally. iGls
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-17
Sisters Grave-A Sisters Love.

Who that has been bereaved of an only sis
ter can reflect upon the closing scenes of her
mortal existence without deep sorrow and sad
ness of heart ? A little while ago she was
among the living, her cheerful countenance
and joyous spirit gladdened every one, and
threw an ndescribable charm aroundt he pre-
cincts of home but death regards not sis
ter's grief. She is laid, in her shrouded
beauty, beneath the cold sod and her spirit,
emancipated from the heavy shackles of NOR
tality, has gone
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-17

RECEIPT FOR MAKING TATTLERs.--Take a
handful Of weed called Runabout, the same
quantity of root called Nimble Tongue, asprig
Of herb called Backbite, either before or after
Dog Days, teaspoonfu of Don't You Tell it,,
six of Malice, few drops of Envy, which can
be purchased in any quantity at the shops of
Miss Tabitha Teatable and Miss Nancy Street
Walker, Stir them well together, and sim
mer them half an hour over the fire of Discon-
tent, kndled by little Jealousy; then strain
it through the rag of Nlisconstruction, and
cork ii in the bottle of Mqleyolence, and hang
il upon a skeil of street yarn, shake it oc-
casionally for few days, and it will be fit for
use. Let few drops be taken before walk
ing out, and the subject will he enabled to
speak all manner of evil, and that continually.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-17
Morn pArnnEs rnEcKLrs nnd rAN.

Tnt ONLY RELIABLE REMEpY for those lrown disooio
f1ons on the fac Is Perrys Moth aad frecklc Lotion
f5cpared only by DR. u, g. PERRf, ~ hond ST., New
York. ~ Sold everywhere. w'2hawomo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-17
A POSITIVE CURE FOR scRoruLA


j. W Honor, Esq. Of Parkersburg West Va. writes Ia
DR.. Anders, July 3, 1856, follows
!" had 81 Running Ulcers when commenced taking
your Iodine Water aud now entirely cured of Scro
fuiah
DR.. ANDERs' IODINE WATER
Is pure solution OF iodine uifhoaf sohcnf fAe
po,ee,vi pf,asg fgenf Resforatipc tnorn. Circulars
froc.
J. P. DINSMORE, Proprietor, s6 Dey street. New
York. sold by all Druggists. 1919
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-17

II fts into tio ear be- not grcpfiiif, rr0re singing
hr heai, and onahl deaf pcrson. 90 hear dis
tnetly 90 church and public ussoinhlcs. This ustru
men will often produce results almost miraculous. and
irteed In Ut long standing deafness 10 vii
ifffc ~ short time. 10 may hc adjusted with the Caao
~ spectAclos
De srt.LwrLf viii ho Professionally at 80 Eist Wash
intton Place, University nuiiduEs, ~ daily lO 90 4,
sxcep Tuesdays whoa Dee Will be- at his rooms ipl2 Pine
ST.. phildclphla, Pa. TiIy
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DEAFNESS, CATARRH, CONsUMP.

TIoN. AND tANtIN CURED.
A Trcutisc ON Deafness tutarfh Consumption and
Cancer thcr causes means of speedy rvNcf aud ult.
mate cure. ny % Pupil of The Acadcny 0f Medicine,
Paris sent 90 nus ndfiross Tor ten cent?.
fettcr form kpht. MrNuriy, ID. d., Ill. D.. Grand
Prelhie o Grand Encainpment of L. Si and Editor OF
the National ffccmnsou'
NrW YUuk Sept o.. l-G7.--Dn SuLfwELL was in
charge Of Grace Church Uo-ptI Alexandria, Va, dur
ing Tho war. . frequently, almost daily, for months
yisted this Hospital and hnd every OF knowing
his foputatiOn for ffrirNcY and SKILL. u was Of the
most Oredltnhe character aud his Zoo the treat
ucnt Of patients remarkable.
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TRUSTEES SALE or
r EAL c STATE.

The undersigned, by virtue Of the decree
Of the Circuit Court for Carroll county, In
Equity, passed in the case of David Rnel
Ter, ct ais, against Abdiel Kneilsr, a. ais !.
viii offer tho land IN said cause deoreed 10
be sold, 81 Public Sale, to the highest bid.
der, 90 the premises, on
Wsoiaea,iay, he ia day Of October, 1868,
At o'cLocK, =. ~
Said land Is situate Ia Carroll county, Nd,
aud . composed of three parcels. The one
parcel Is situate about one mile south from
the town Of Manchester, and contains
IS 1cres, 2 Roods and 80 Perches If
Leni, moro or less,
of which aboh. s Acres are covered with
Timber the balance Il cleared land, 10 q
high state Of cultivation, and enclosed with
good ir'ecs. The bnildings on this paScel
consist OF q comfortable two story .&esA
DWELLING House., TsTW3
. good Bank barn, Spring and $50
wash House, and Spring OF excellent
water near the dwelling. There il nlso on
this parcel Of land good Apple Orchard
aud other fruit trees.
The other two parcels are covered w;,h
Chestnut and other Timber. are sl,aate
Ai'oa' one mile wcsl from Manchef tor. The
oHc contains Aerra, = Rooda and 10 Par.
ches Of Land, more OF lesa. aud the other
contains : Acres, , ROods and 10 Pcrches
Of Land, niore or less, aud will he sold sep.
afairly.
The Isrms Of Sale az prescri5ed bv fhe
deeres are AZ fciiOsrs '.--One. third part Of the
purchase mopey shall be paid by The nur.
chaser OF purchasers 70 the Trustee on the
day Of sale, or upon the ratification thereof
BY The Court aforesaid, and the balance shall
be paid IN two equal payments, the one paw.
insn' TO he made 10 one year, and the other
pay nsht 70 be made Ia two years from the
dag d sale, with interest and said las. tvo
payments shall be secured TO the Trustee by
the notes 81 the purchaser or purcharcrs
WITH security to be approved Of BY the
Trustee.
DAVID KNELLER, Tras.ee.
j, :. BAusukRrSER, Solicitor.
HEsEr MorTEs, Auetioncer.
sept i0--ia
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"a oP rms
Expenses Of Carroll County for the Year
NGH&


Published By oSqier II he County Comnsfs
sioHers for said County. IL parnuaaoc Of
ScetioH Nine Of article Iieenig. sight N
tts Co,is Of Public General Lars, rhich
propifes that
The County Commissioners shall
make out aud publish annually, in at
least two newsrspers published 10 their
respective counties, IL there be two. a
dctaikcsi, minute anil accurate siaiemoaf
ofihc expenses Of their said counties,
specifying therein each particular item
Of expense, aud for what aud TO whom
paid, aud shall also deliver TO the Shcr.
II OF their respective counties as aany
copies Of such abatement ~ there are
election districts of said county, at least
ten days before each general election.
aud the Sheriff shall, within six DAYS
after the receipt Of such copies, set up
onc Of them ut the place Of holding
elections in each election district.
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John Jones for taxes improperly paid
In 1867 f6 40
Joshua and Eliza Scrisnsr Tor taxes inn : =
properly paid in 1865 90
Peter Cook tases improperly paid in
Simon r Haiaey taxes improperly paid
= i1 1861 40
:. paid IN 1862, ) aud l 10 q
Expenses incurred 10 laying out new
road by Carroll and Frederick ceun-
ties, called tn Q seTalbott Branch
Road, done BY an Act Of the Gen.
eral Assembly of Maryland, passed
March 18th, 1868, chapter 1850, Car
i roll county's part 10 10
Expenses incurred In Lying out new
road from Sans Creek 70 the New
Liberty Road so
Expenses incurred IN laying out the
new road from Springfield Church
70 the Marriottsville and Patapsco
Road, In District No. 64 so
Expenses incurred In laying out new
road from EIdcnsbargto SykesvilIs % s5
Damages paid by David aoop Of Abram
IN opening the new road from Wake
field 10 the Brick Meeting House 90 90
Christopher Grophonts, special pen
sion allowed d isc7-s 80 90
Amount allowed and paid by the late
Board 10 Laura and Anna Myers,
daughters Of Jacob Myers late Stew
ard OF the Aims House, iOF their ser
vices at said Institution rs 90
Deficiency ia last years appropriation
aud Farm $50 IS
Theodore l.. FritchEy 4 90. for oil
covered spring wagon and barneas
for use % Aims House aud Farm IS %
Expcnses paid 10 Justice Kramer for
keeping and burying u'y. Spellmaa % 90
Peter a. Flatsr for taxes improperly
paid 10 lEG7 IA %
Wislsam fowble for taxea improperly
paid 10 1857 10 35
States Witnesses In The case ~ the
State ". Hatfield, rsisovcd from this
coanty 70 Howard county, srptsm.
Der Term, 1907 Is 90
States Witnesses IL the case Of the
Stato VI. John T. Grimes, removed to
Howard county. March Term, isgs ISL 90
States Witnesses In thu case Of the
state Va Hcnry w. Bell, removed 20
Bailimorc county, Aug. Term, 1867 lsI 90
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Aims House Stat emeni.

The county Commissioners are re-
quircd a the time Of naking their al.
nual statement VI the expenses Of the
County, 10 make statement Of the
Fiaanciai cond,iion Of the Aims House,
10, Code oG Public Local Laws, Art.
Z, See s.
IL has been the custom aud Il still
continued, that at the tine Of making
she annual levy Tor couasy purposes, 70
levy BY estimate, sum sufficient for
the support of tho Aims House for the
ensuing year. This sum Is always re.
,aiaed BY the County Commissioner,
and BY them II needed, paid out in
monthly ias,almenta, 20 the Steward or
OycrseeF, 20 be used By HIM 10 addition
90 the proceeds Of the farm, 10 dolray.
Ing the expenses Of said Institution.
II the estimate falls below the actual
sum required, the deficiency Is put on
the next lcyy, for that special purpose
Should the estimate exceed the actual
expenditure, the balance goes 10 the
general surplus aud Is applied 10 the
use OF the County. We ind from the
levy Of 1867, that the sum Of s2063 30
Was appropriated for tho Aims House,
With an additional sum Of $50 for maid
hire; these constitute the gross amount
for said Institution for one year, exclu-
siyc Of the salary Of the Steward
The actual returns Of expenditure,
made to the Coanty Commissioners By
Jacob Myers. late Steward, from the lst
day ofJnIy 1867 70 the LIST day Of March,
1868, ) munths, amounts to 1876 9S;
and by Kinney Taylor, present Steward,
from March lst to July LIST, 4 months,
amounts To s1020.7S These amounts
exceed the appropriation by ST5f3S.
This deficiency is reduced by tho fol.
loving amounts received by the Steward
from produce and stone sold from the
farm, &C., siG483. Therefore the FOL.
lowing account viii give the iuiorma-
ton required:
AIMS HOUSE AVID FARM.
DIR.
To amount Of Levy for OK
penses July /, 1868 s2O63 IS
Maid hire so 90
To amount received per Ja-
cob Myers latc Steward 90 0S
To amount received per Ken
zic Taylor present Steward 6f 50
Deficiency bs9 %
s2S97 76
CIR.
by amount laid out aud cx-
pended by Jacob Myers
late Steward sl54s Sc
Paid for hired labor 328 II
By amount laid out and ex-
pended by Kenzie Taylor
present Steward 89i as
Paid for hired labor 129 90
s2s97 7G
by order,
JAMES Blizzard,
sept. 24,--4t. CLERK.
XXTHiTE aud Brown Sheeting and shirtings
| wv at HOODS co.
! A MOTHER fine lot IassaIed Kid Gloves, jual
| IN received AT ]. r. Dpsby's 4 Gu
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In The District Court Of The United
States, for ate District Of Myyland.
III Bankprutcy. In he matter Of
William H. iSha6er, Bankrupt
NOTICE is hereby given that general
IN meeting Of the creditors of William
Ii. Shaefler, Bankrupt, will be held ut the
Office of Messrs. Smith & McKellip, West
muster, Md, on Wednesday,, The Esd day
Of September, inst, at 10 o clock, A NJ, for
the purposes named in the 9th Section Of
the Bankrupt Act Of March I'd, 1867.
JOSEPH SHAEFFER,
seplo-2t Assignee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

pr vitae Of decree ofihe Circuit couri
ID for Carroll county, sitting az a Courl
Of Equity, the subscriber, rs Trustee, will
offer q Public Sale, al weiss's Mill, form.
erly Maus' on
Saturday, September 2GM, 1868,
al O'Clock, r. ~, a desirable little Farm,
containing
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Odd Fellows, Take Notice.

The Members Of Salem Lodge No. 60,
!. o. 0. f., arc hereby notified that on
MONDAY NIcHr, 28th on SEPTEMBER, the
G. s. Of the g. Lodge Of Maryland will visit
the Lodge for the purpose Of giving iustruc
ton on the secret work Of the order. A
proposed alteration in one Of the Bylaws
will come up for final action also. A full
attendance is requested.
BY order.
sepl7.2t II. l.. NORRIS, R. s.