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and lie itanFlll l1 1onsrtg By hin. are ftlhI1,
den pF i1.i taat usetlnR q the cgsdIlefs 81 ne
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nsrArn or II. Won rnUL,

UNTTEp sTAIEs MARsHAL's q
att Disifiot Of Louia
a-f New 0flsans. March
TiHIs Is 10 GIVE NOTICE THAT d
Z tith ~ q Ahroh, A. 4. lae5 4 WARE
hAMkkgfIgf was issued AGAINST the
H. Won PHUI4 in, cf New OriEana IN tod
Of Orleans anG Hlafs 81 Louisiana. who
judged 8 bankrupt on Bis cWn pefifon;
payment OF any debts and delivery OF any a
besqnNinz 70 such ha4srnrt ta him or for
9nd tre transfer Of any property 81 him, an
dzn b. laWf ttat raeesihe o ire credited
aa8o bankrupA % rroFe bhFif dchta and q
cHe uf moro asaag ateg Of ala estate, will bB y
pc1rt q elaeeaFt17i % - hQleau IS the
r113o tHitolnq, "a TIE city q New Oflaany
lsn1i 4eioz9 31aa Z. Ns1Da, REGISTER, On u
9ag Of April, A, p, q. a. 10 clock A. 81.
Il. u Hztf8tlll. g. 81 Anrah
10. ass-mhi eps District Of L9ul
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ESTATE OF ABRAHAM 4

UNITED STATES MARsFAL's d
District Of Louis
New Orleans, Marca
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
L fourth day Of March. A. d. 1858,
RANT IN BRNKRUPTOY was issued a
estate of ABRAHAM BASS, of the tow
Providence, in the parish Of Carroll and
Louisiana, who was Rdiudged bankrupt d
petition; that the payment of any debti
livery of any property belonging to sucn b
to him, or for his use, and the transfer Of
erty by him are forbidden by law: that a n
the creditors Of the said bankrupt, to nd
debts and 20 choose one or more assign
holden at the Customhouse building in Ii
New. Orleans, Louisiana. before j R. g
Register, on the sixth day of April, A. D
10 O'clock A. N.
T. j. HkRRoN, U. S. Mar
No, 5lB-mh5 api District OF 10.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
EsTATE on Q. J. HENRY.
OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSHAL, I
District of Louisiana.

OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSHAL,
District of Louisiana.
Monroe. La March H. 1868.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
u seyenteenth day OF March, A. d.. 1865, WAR
KANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
es' ate Of u y. HENRY, IN the parish of Claiborne
End State OF Louisiana who has been adjudged a
bankrupt on his own petition that the payment of
any DEBTS and delivery of any property belonging to
such bankrupt. to him for his and the trans
fer OF any properly by him, forbidden by law;
mat mee ting o. the creditors of the said bankrupt.
70 prove their debts and to choose more as
sgnees q his ate will be held at Court of Bank
rupiey, TO be holoen at the office of W. j q. Baker
j q, Baker, Re Fister on the twenty.eighGh dAy Of
April, A. D., 1858, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
h. J. HEBRON, u S. Marshal.
No. 6lT-rDh94 ana
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ESTATE OF CHARLES L. G.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's s.
District OF Lon.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's
District OF Lou
New Orleans, Mar
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
i second day OF Mqrch. A. ID. 1868. a w
IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against th
CHARLES L. q. DUPUY, of New Orlel
parish of Orleans and State of Louisiana
adiudged bankrupt on his own petition
payment Of any debts and delivery of au
belonging to such bankrupt, to him or 70
lnd the transfer of any property By him
said bankrupt, to prove their debts and
one or more assignees of his estate, will b
Court of Bankruptcy, 10 be hoiden at
Charles street, in the city of New Orleans.
before Don A. Pardee, Register, on the
of April, A. d. 1868, at 10 O'Clock A. n.
f. j. HERON, u. S Nj
No. 509-mh4 app District Of II
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ESTATE OF THOMAS j. c. IA
LnR
uNrrrp STATES MAnsHAr,s

UsITED STATES MARsHAL's 4
g#H.. District OF Lou
New Orleans. March
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT 4
Il sixth day Of March. A. D. 1863 n
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued a
estate Of TOHMAS j. u. BATCHELOKI
Orleans, in the parish OF Ore
State Of Louisiana, who was ad
bankrupt on his own petition; that
meut Of any debts and delivery Of any
belonging 70 such bankrupt, to him or fo
and the transfer Of any property by him, are
by law; that a meeting Of the creditors q
bankrupt, to prove their debts and TO che
nlore Assignees OF his estate, will be held 4
OF Bankruptcy, to he holden at the Cusl
BUILDING, in the city of New Orleans. Loud
fore v. 8. Kellogg, Register, on the sir
April A. d. 1865, at 0 O'clock A. nj
+. J. HEBRON, U. S. hi
NO. ha6-mhT apA District of Lo,
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BELOW WAITING ORDERS,
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF G. W. oATHEY.

ESTATE OF G. W. CATHEY.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE, }
District OF Louisiana,
Monroe, La, March 30. 1858
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
L twenty day of March A. d. 1858 a VAR.
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
estate of G. w. CATHEY, in the parish Of Frank.
lin and State Of Louisiana, who has been adjudRed
bankrupt on his own petition; that the payment OF
any debts and delivery Of any property belonging to
such bankrupt to him for his use, aud the trans.
fer Of any property by him, are forbidden by law;
that meeting OF the creditors OF the said bankrupt
to prove their debts and to choose or more as.
sgnees OF hs estate will be held at Courtot Bank
ruptcy, to be holden at the Office Of W. j. O. Baker
in the town Of Monroe parish Of Ouaohta before w.
j. q Baker, Register, on the second day of June A.
ID. 1865, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
+. j. HEBRON, u. S. Marshal.
Per MI. M, GRADY, Deputy, as Messenger.
No. Rls-an4 iaA
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QTFIcR UNITED STATE NkRsHA1..
pistgiet q L9glsls

Q1FIcR UNITED STATS AAHsEAll, }
District Of Lopislana
Monroe La March ]. 1859 J
fItllfs rs Io. ofuE NOTICE THAT ON TIE
tslh dny e March, A. p. u q. Is WAR.
AANA VA &AHkRupIQK was teaNRN HNeinrt
~ 41Aa Y ~ 2. WEXFN. in are u94ieh q
R1tetA ta1 fI1lf q l|anisiana. who 1sa hae1 a.
tae& 1n u.4 aFr pesitlee lnat US
4NAt M NN4s4 M1M d0iyeff % tqQ NV N
eat5 Aalpa2'AF * ne ttatfa u him ar ft4 hla
,.1l..,s.. - Y. 4, Il. ~ afee..is p ~ ~. e
ll+44N ~ A- HtI s ~ Ne cred tors "a lla
Haid pana1uFt ~ 41t14 800lr l6Isla and x thEt.a
gne q as4te eseattfe t|I eali ~ holf IS b
Court e4 HaIz1uI t4l+ - ~ u ~ = 4 ~. ~ "a w u
~ f1faf ia tsa town ~ IIN ...IIs. n ~ ..,hfIa
t1IrIa W. Z q f4I4i. Nss| 81 sa4 I.a fl1l..f1-
Al .sh cas- ~ Apf'l IS IN AaN 81 AN Atal.1ia AZ NO
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iul.a USIEED Static MAJ. AIS d
- District q Ion
New Orleans. Marcel
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT \
4 second DAY Of March, a. ID. 1855
RANT IN. BANKRUPTCY was issued agt|
e-sr-~ o. JAMES "A. CAMPBELL, 81 the (
hast Feliclana and State OF Louisiana. who
judged bankrupt on his own petition
payment Of any debts and delivery OF any
belonRinB 20 SUCH bankTupt. to him or for
and the trangt0r Of any property By him al
den bf i4Ni thAt meeting OF the credited
said bankrupt, 20 prove heir debts and a
one Of more aassRhecg Of bis estatn, will ba
ceart q BANKRUPTCY, 70 be holden at the
house buiiding, IN tho city Of New Orlean
anA, before John n, Deano, Register. on u
day Of April, A. %. ls6S At 10 O'Clock a. NJ
r. q. HERR
No. All-mhl An -
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ESTATE or Isoag Q. DAvnNF

UNITED STATES MARsHA1'si
District Of Loud
New Orleans, March
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
Il third day OF March, A. d. 1868, a WA
IN BANKRUPTCY was issued again
state Of ISOM o. DAVENPORT
parish Of Jefferson and State Of N
petition that the payment Of Al
sad delivery Of any property bel0i
such bankrupt, 10 him or for his
the transterof any property BY him, are !
BY law; that q meeting of the creditors Of
or more assl@neas Of his estate, will Be
Court Of Bankruptcy t0ibe holden al theCus
building, in the city Of New Orleans, 4,
before j. R. g. Pitkin, REGISTER, on the a
Of April, A. D. lssS az - O'clock A, M.
y. j. HEBRON, u. n. Mal
No. 55O-mhlsapl DiatrIct 81 Lo
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IN BANKRUPTny
ESTATE OF ALEXANDER H q

UNITED STATES MARSHALL,
District of Lon;
Monroe. La, MareS
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAI.
4 twenty seventh cay of March, A. ID ~
RANT IN BANKRUPT Y was i eusd T. !.
estate Of ALEX AMBER H. OUNFy
parish Of Catahoula ana state OF I.ouisislll
been adjudge1 bankrupt on his own nei.
the payment of any debts and deliver "
erty belonging to such bankrupt, to nm
use, and the transfer OF any PROPERTY bv y.
hidden by law; that meeting of the cfs5s
SAID bankrupt, to prove their debts ana
one or more asslRnees of his estate, win
Court of Bankruptcy. to be holden al \
". j. q. Baker, in the town OF Monroe
OuachiJa, before w. j. @ Baker, Regis,
first day of June. A. d. 1868 at 10 o'cloel /
f. j. HkRkON, u, 4,
Fer N. M. GRADY, Deputy, as Biessenes
No. 6o3-ap4 iel 50
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Marine Intelligence,
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, /
Saturday, April 4, l8Gs.
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RovING RoYALTY-Never before
has Europe contained so many. discird-
cd or disinherited sovercigns. To say
nothing Of mere heirs to royalty, such
as the Comte de Chambord, the Comte
de Paris, the Count de Montelnolin and
the father Of the Emperor Of Austria
we have the two exiQacens Of Spain
the ex; Kings of Holland, of Naples, Of
Greece, aud till recently of Bavaria
also. the ex-King of Hanover, the ban
ished Grand Duke of Tuscany, besid i
a host Of minor dukes and electors, once
regnant in Italy and Germany. In fac'
the whole continentis filed with living
warnings to unworthy royalty, aud roam
ing memorials of the instability of hu
man greatness.
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Murder North i 2 and South.

= The, Radical p'spessa are filled with
terrible stories Of murders committed
in the South. tn all these tales of hor.
ror rebels are represented as killing
negrses and Northern men in cold
blood. That there is mere or less dis.
order in the South none will deny
The only wonder is that it is not great.
er. The policy adopted by Congress
has been calculated to array the two ra-
ces in deadly hostility to each other.-
The negroes have been completely de
noralized in many sections by appeals
made to their passions by worthless
white adventures, who are willing to
see anarchy and :bloodsiled prevail, if
amid the confusion they could seize
upon the 'spoiIs Of Office. The negroes
have in many instances committed the
most horrible crimes. White men have
been murdered in the most dastardly
manner, and defenceless white women
iravished by gangs of these brutal bar
barbarians. Yet We see no report of
sach things in Radical papers. They
conceal them from the eyes of their
readers. The negro is painted as pat
tern Of loyalty and-good conduct, while
the whites are constantly maligncd and
misrepresented. The truth is the re-
construction acts were the basis of a
war of races, and the Disturbances in the
South are butt legitimate fruit Of the
seed sown by Radical Congress. The
deeds Of violence which are reported by
Radical journals are many Of them fab
ricated, while the rest always turn out
to have been greatly exaggerated. In
u vast majority of instances a careful
investigation has shown that negroes
excited to outrage by appeals to their
passions were the first aggressors. a
But what of murders in the North
In New York. aud all our Northern
cities murders and homicides are the
most common occurrences. And in
Puritan New England the past year has
furnished record of the most horrible
crimes, which would put to the blush
any territory of equal population in the
South. In single sp,rsely settled
county of New Hampshire no less than
five persons are now in Jail awaiting
trial for. different murders. The knife,
the pistol and the poison cupis as fanil
lar. to the hands of. the. whining aud
Psalm singing Yankee, as to that ofthe
inhabitants of warmer climate. 81 In
the South the increase of murder is at
tributable to the war of races which has
been ina gurated by the Radical policy.
In canting, hypocritical New England
it is the result of ayarice, irrcligion and
intemperance. Let Northern Radicals
remove the beam that is in their own
eyes, then will they sec more clearly to
remove the notes in the eyes of their
Southern brethren. a
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AFFAIRS IN FREDERIcK COUNTY
We :copy the following from the Frede
rick Union and RepaJtican:

AFFAIRS IN FREDERICK COUNTY
We copy the following from the Frede
rick. Union and Republican,:
Increase az tile Edlue. Of Real Estate
We are pleased to learn that the pro-
posed connection of the Emmittsburg
branch with the Western Maryland rail
road at the Tunkard Church, on Rocky
ridge, has visiblys augmented the value
of real estate in that vicinity. Mr-,Jno
w. Miller and other enterprising citi-
zens of that nei ghborhood ntemplate
makiny some improvements which will
add to the convenience and wealth of
that growing section of the county.
-t'fCathohc Far.-We understand the
proceeds of the fair held at Junior Hall,
for tn, benefit OF the Catholic Church
at Middletown, amounted to something
over 81, 100, showing the liberality OF
the people of Frederick county toward
the erection Of religious edi6ces.
D;athofa Uorty Ctizen,-It pains
us to record the death Of Grafton Du.
vail, Esq ,,of Buckeystown district, who
died last week. He was formerly a
member of the Maryland Legislature.
Conference Of Synods. There will be
conference meeting of the two Evan
gelical Lut heran Synods of Maryland,
namely, the Maryland and Me!auchthon
Syuods, in Frederick, on the 9th lust.
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s2,nging on the Printer.
we hope our patrons win read

We hope our patrons win read the
following articles aud reflect thereon
The Bethlehem SPIRIT IF the Times
SAYS: "Here is an article We think OF
framing to hang conspicuously over the
editors table The pubic have afun.
my notion about printers. They think
it, costs nothing to puff, advertise, &c
And thus one aud another will sponge
an extra paper, puff, or some benevo-
lent advertisement. They forget that
this business makes them known. They
forget that it is the printers ink that
makes nine. tenths of their immensefor
tunes. They forget that it takes money
to pay .compositors-to buy ink, type,
and paper; and lastly. they forget to
even thank you for working for nothing,
by gratuitfously putting their bust
ness. $780, s.aaTal 4a2
The Marietta (Ga.) Journal thus
speaks up for itself, and for all the rest
of the craft:
ave expect to enlarge the Journal
at no distant day, with little advance in
price. We are publishing the cheapest
paper in the SIT and intend ''to fight
it out on that, line" for several summers
While we wish to furnish paper for
everybody, we wish to disabuse each
body of the impression that the news
paper he subscribes forsowes its very
life to his patronage. Our purpose is
to furnish each subscriber with paper
worth great deal more, even III the
estimation Of the subscriber, than the
price"
And further, the editor of the Gym
thiana (Ky) Nc,os, in making an ':ip-
peal to his subscribers who are in
arrears to pay up, says: sa.
ave hope that they will settle with
out delay. Not that We need the money
oh, no! Our ink is given to us, we
steal our paper, and We win our prin-
ter's wages at seven up. So it costs
us nothing to carry on business. New
ertheless, as IA matter of accommodation,
and to ease their consciehces, we will
take what they owe US, ii they send it
in immediately
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BURIED AL1vE.-The West Union
(Iowa) Gazette says: "a horrible oc-
currence is related to us as having
transpired in the family of E. G. Byam.
While absent from home Z his little
daughter fell from1a fence and was ia
ken up for dead. He was so grief
stricken as to feel that he could meyer
be content until be had looked once
more. upon her sweet face. The body
was taken up and the coffin opened,
when it was discovered that it lly on
its face, and that the hands were 10th
clntched full of hair. giving unmistaka
bic evidence that the Child was buried
alive. 49,. II
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SINGULAR FREAK OF NATURE-The
following freak of nature is reported by
Dir. D S. IIaymaker, of Elijah -tlitown,
Lancaster county, for the Gazctte, pub
lished in that borough On, the 18th
ult., Mrs. Samuel Brinser, of Cooney
township, gave birth to two children, in
some respects similar to the Siamese
Twins. Nearly the entire abdomens OF
the children are grown together. The
formation of the one is perfect, with
some few exceptions, while the aldo.
men. hips and lower extrcmities of the
other are well formed, it having two
complete arms, but neither chest ncr
head. Life in both children is main
tanned by one set of internal organs,
such as intestines, liver and kidneys
Both children are male, and in size arc
unus ually large.
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CUIoUs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the
public debt, of the United States caused
by the rebellion was at its highest point
it amounted to nearly one dollar a min
ute for the time that has elapsed since
the creation of the world. According
to generally accepted chronology it was
1904 years from the creation to the
birth Of Christ; that makes this the
year Of, the world 1872, There are
525,60 minutes in year of 365 days;
since the beginning is 1898, 019, 200
10 round numbers, three thousa6d mil
lions, which is about the number of dol
lars of our debt at its highest figure. =
Quite fattering to our national vanity,
of course. ks ss.s
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ESTABLISHED IN 1928.
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
Enwillsb made to the County Commits
sloners of Carroll county at their next
meeting, thirty days from the date hereof,
to make some necessitated alterations in
the location Of the Road known as the De
vries' Mill Road, beings part of the Road
leading from Sykesyil4e to the Marriotts
Vile Road, viz: commencing at "a point
below j. B. Devries' Paper Mil, thence
through the land of Nicholas Dorsey, thence
crossing the Piney Falls to the bed of the
old Road below and near to the Dwelling
House off. P. Devries, thence running on
the old Road to a point where the old Road
has been washed away, thence through. the
lands Of Henry DeVries in straight line,
interse citing the old Road at the nearest
practicable. point.
HENRY DEVRIES,
IffsikI u. }TiEVRIES,
anastt JOHN. REAFaCE,s 4 3ssERa
JOHN b. .DEVRIES,
Dsia i'taasl w. #. HOWRAD,. -.
oct 90, -5t ss and others.
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,srIIE SuITs AGAINST GEN. BUrLEr

Il p .
,sInE SUITs AGAINST GEN. BUTLER.
In the Superior Court, Baltimore, on
Saturday, Judge Dobbin filed an opinion
adverse to the claims of Gen. Butlersto
have the service Of certain writs of sum
mons, issued out of his courts against
him, quashed on the ground that, as a
member of Congress, he is privileged
from the service of writs in civil suits.
The court decided that the privilege of
Senators and Representatives secured
to them by the constitution of the
United States exemp's them only from
IAN actual arrest. of their persons, or the
service upon them of such process the
disregard of which would expose them
TO an attachment for contempt or other
personal molestation. lir8 ~ 3
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A young gentleman and lady of New
Albany, Indiana, have made novel bet
onathe Presidential election. If Grant
is elected the young man agrees to
marry the lady, and If Seymour is cleo
ted the young lady Is to marry the gen.
tIeman. The bet is.a good one Tor the
young lady. "lIcads ! win, tails you
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Real Estate Agency.

.The Subscriber, having engaged in the
business of Real Estate Agent, in eonnec-
ton with his law practice, offers his services
to all who desireto purchase or dispose Of
property. He will constantly have variety
Of farms. dwelling houses and business
houses for sale.
. A. D. SHAEFFER.
Attorney at Law, Westminster, Md.
o.t 29.-6m ~ AT a f5wTl
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SPECTAI, NOTICE.

VIZ ANTED, the people to know that !
w am still in the WATCH, CLOCK
and ,JEWELRY business, and will attend
protnptIy to an Repairing left in my care.
DO not miss the place, it is nearly opposite
the Post Office.
~ WILLIAM MOORE,
PRACTICAL. W atch Maker and Jewellers
oct 29,-f
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VKETEHIETOWN PROPERTY
EARNS, sF0RE sF ANDs, Sc,

-
III i lar PRIVATE SALE i
bSA. D. SHAEFEER, Attorney at Law and
Real Estate Agent, Westminster, Md
The subscriber has now for sale two
story DWELLING Ho USES, xssA.
situated on Main Street, West of sFFI
the Rail Road, one of which has lzaa -
a.Store room attached. -
also 2 three storyrand 2 two story Dwell
ing Houses, situated on Main Street, East
OF The Raj Road ,nssof which has Store
room attached -
Also aaarge Store re ON cor Renton Main
Street, East ofRail Road.
c4lso tWo Story Dwelling Houses, sit
uste on East Green Street.
Also humber of desirable Building Lots.
also axaldabie Tannery with 6sAcress OF
Land, improved with large two story
Brick HousesahdanewS Switzer sBarns1ps
Also, d valuable improved farm with good
buildings, containing 80 Acres Of Land, II
miles nom Westminster slSa.sa sSsg Esg1
I, Also ar excellent farm, we'll improved,
with good buildings, containing liz Acres,
upon which there are inexhaustible beds OF
Iron Ore Of superior quality. . i. = 7. s.'.l'
ALSO an improved farm containing lot
Acres of Land Also leo Acres ofs14;lnd
well improved, under good fencing with nc
buildings. assr ID .tss7 4eas 81 va Il
Also 1l6 Acres of Land, ofwhich 35 hcres
are cleared and the balance is in Timber
improved with two story, Log Dwelling
mile from Shamberger's Station on the
Western Md. Railroad. 49,. +. ...5
Also valuable Store Stand with 10 Acres
Of land miles from XaSfYninStar4 IN hK
Deer Park Road. - #4# ss~
oct 2a.54t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-11-05

The Railroad Bridge over the Hud-
son river is to be constructed in order
to connectthe New England States with
the Pennsylvania coal fields. Four mil
lions of tons Of coal, it is estimated, are
consumed east Of. the Hudson river, and
have to be conveyed by circuitous
routes.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-11-05
Southern Dental Association,

mo. INVEST BAE1IMORE ST,
.es ss,a8H IA BALraMoRE, Mn.
EULL Sets of Artificial Teeth inserted
for So. Nitrous Oxide Gas admins
tered for. the painless extraction of the
Teeth Preservation Of the natural teeth
by filing at very reasonable rates by expert
operators. All work warranted. sIss ss4
DIR. J. E. REGISTERS as
oct 29,-tf Operator.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-11-05

Out of one. hundred and twehty-one
cases on the docket of the Supreme Ju-
dicial Court. Of Maine, twenty eight are
cases Of divorce. 1879 ! :