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Laocal TGeyn1-

+ We have been requested to state
that, by request, Col. j. P. Thomas
will deliver e lecture on Thursday
evening next, at half-past s o'clock,
in Carolina Hall, Qately Gibbes0-
subject: ''THE PAST OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA IN ARMS AND IN ARTS, AND HER
FUTURE CONSIDERED" The proceeds
of the lecture to be placed in the
hands of committee of ladies for
a charitable purpose. Tickets of ad-
mission twenty five cents each, to be
had at the door.
Demoresfs Month!y. for July, has
come to hand, and is, as usual, filled
with what the ladies like-fashions,
choice literature and music.
The GALAXY, for July, arrived yes
terday, filled with interesting matter.
Messrs. Sheldon & Co., Nos. 49S and
500 broadway, New York, are the
publishers.
An enormous green turtle will be
served up in extra fine style this
morning, Mt Mr.. Clendining's Ex-
change Restaurant, at II o'clock He
also has excellent lion lager always
on hand, for pitcher of which the
"bone and muscle" of the Pheni.r
are indebted. .eaQ.
The CAROLINA HOUSE. by refe.
renee to our advertising columns, it
will be seen that Mr.. Barry has con-
cluded to ''go it alone" He will be
pleased to see all his old friends, now
that he is fully paepared to minister
to their thirsty wants, with anything
they may desire con ice.''
The Tribune thinks that the votes
of the Southern States will be about :
equally divided between the two par
ties; and that the battle ground will
be in the States of Connecticut, New
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and
Ohio. The electoral vote of New
York is 33; Pennsylvania 26, and
Ohio 81.
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The Charleston News makes a
strong bid for the new Legislature to
assemble in Charleston. When it
speaks of the prevalence of chills
and fever" here as calculated "to
inspire greater terror in the minds
of the unacclimated than Tie ordinary
miasmatic diseases incidental TO the
coast. This of Columbia, the heal
thiest city in the State!
The DILL AFFAIR. We learn that
several colored men have been ar
rested on the ground of completely
in the killing of Dill. One of the
parties is Vice-President of the Lea
que in that section, and it is charged
that Dill's failure to redeem some
wild promises to these colored men,
led them to avenge their disappoint-
mcnt upon his person.
To THE RAILROADS RUNNING NORTH.
We have been requested to inquire if
m arrangement could be made al
lowing both delegates and other par
ties desiring to attend the New York
Convention, to go and return for one
fare. We have reason to say that a
number of persons, with their fami-
lies, would be apt to avail themselves
of the opportunity. This inquiry
comes from Abbeville District.
SCISSORS EDITcRLAL.-We had but
to suggest to our friend, Mr.. Agnew,
of the excellent house of j. G. T. r.
Agnew, that we needed o pair of
scissors editorial, when he promptly
told us to select one. In return, we
have to say that, in this establish
ment, not only scissors, but almost
anything in the line of hardware and
groceries, can be obtained. And we
mention this to encourage others to
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Columbia Lodge No. 108, f.. F.. M. +.
a A REGULARC RCOMaIUNICATION
%2Pof this Lodge VIII be held THIS
~\tTucsday) EVENING, at O'clock,
ut Masonic Hall. BY order of the w. M.
June 1G ]. G. B. SMITH SecY
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-06-16

Wrapping Pa,er and Twine.
A FULL supply of WRAPPING PAPER.
"A Also, Paper Twine. Cotton and Hemp
Twino. On hand and tor sale by
June 16 j. IL II r. AGNEW
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NEW POTATOES.
A SUPPLY OF NEW POTATOES, con.
N stantly Oh hand and for sale by
June 16 J. IL II. II. AGNEW.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-04-23
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That An
~ Election for TWO SCHOOL HOUs
DISTRICT TRUSTEES win be held al
Each Paliie School House ~ Carroll county,
or rmE FiasT SATURDAY N MAY, 1868
at O'Clock ?. ~,
IN accordance with the following section Of
the new School Law
Ths Hoard .f ssAeei Hosss Di.fyiss Tyasise,.
ssrnes l.. For the yarposs 81 eleesing two
4, usiecs VI the school housa district, and drcS
ding such other questions A. may arise, an
election by ballot shall be held IN every such
district On the afss Saturday Of The month of
May, a. p. m, Ia the year eightsrn hasarcd
aud atxty-eiEht, and on the hfst Saturday In
May, IN ssery year thereafter, 81 which every
Registered vetcr having legal residences there.
~ shall Be entitled 10 vote. And the school
Con nnisssonsFs for the several counties shall
give a. least ben days psblie notice Of ssrh
elections BY Advertisement IN the pewepaper,
OF the county of Baldmore city. II DO slse.
ton shall be had On the day aforesaid. then Inc
Board Of Cossly School Commissioner shall
appoint said Trustees.
J, II. CHRIST,
President Board Of School co,nsalssionsr,,
ap33-h
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Public Schools in MARYLAND.

The annexed article we take from the
Sussex (Del.) Journal, which shows
how our new school law is appreciated
abroad, notwithstanding the howls Of
the Radical press ia It's State We
advise our friend Of the Sentinel to read
chapter tx, section |, and publish il in
his next issue.
The State of Maryland is setting a
commendable example in the liberality
she cvinccs in support Of free pub ic
schools
There is a tax Of ten cents 10 the one
hundred dollars levied on the entire as.
sessable property Of the State. yielding
annually St9J 900 TO be distributed "a
the counties aud city Of Baltimore, rep.
rescnting the population between the
ages Of five aud fifteen years. This
amount goes directly TO the support oil
the schools which dot tho road sides,
and thus educate the great mss, who
would otherwise grow up ignorant aud
vicious. But she stops not then, after
securing good, substantial education
at home, additional provision Is made
for those who exhibit evidesces Of 70.
markable promise aud superior facul.
ties are provided in the Colleges, Aoad.
emies, and High Schools, which she sup.
ports BY extra appropriations. aud Gu
dowments, annually expanding thirty.
five thousand dollars, on these iustitu.
items. She also gives literally aud 10
addition TO these, TO asylums for the
young, the aged and the vicious. May
the recipients Of her benevolence ever
pay her the homage aud affections 80
justly due.
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The Laws Of Maryland.

This week we commence the publica
ton of the Laws Of the last Legislature,
aud their importance to every citizen,
should cause them to be preserved. We
would suggest, to every subscriber, to
procure iile.stick, and preserve your
paper. It is history of everything of
public Importance which happens il. the
county, aud its value is only enhanced
by age. The laws give it much greater
importance. A law maxim runs in this
wise That Ignorance Of the law is no
excuse for crime. Its important, then,
TO know what the law is; and the laws
as published, may easily be preserved
by filing your county paper.
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THE SOUTHERN SocIETY.-This OK.
cellent weekly has been discontinued
and was issued on Saturday last upder
tho name and style Of "TnE BALTIMORE
LEADER" The publishers do this 10
order 10 increase the usefulness aud in.
terest Of the paper and to give il a
somewhat different character. The
paper will also be enlarged an furnish
ed at reduced price. While retaining
the distinctive features Of the old paper,
It will introduce news, politics aud
economy. Single copy, s3 per year.
Address The Leader, Baltimore, Md.
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The GETTYSBURG ASYLUM LOTTERY
ScuEMEr-According to our advices
from New York--has recently met with
a very serious mishnp, the disaster be.
ing no less one than the sadden clio.
sing Of the Office Of the concern. The
.osace on Broadway that but few days
ago offered such allurcments TO the un.
wary to invest their money 10 lottery
tickets, is now placarded "to let, aud
we have probably heard the last of it
excepting, perhaps, the complaints Of
the unfortunate ticket-holders, who, In
spite ofrcpeated warnings, allowed them.
selves to be duped. -I'haodcl,ha led.
ger.
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The GovERSoR's New Housg.-ft
is now understood that the Trustees an.
pointment by the Legislature during It's
recent session to procure site and build
Governors Mansion. have selected
the property now owned by Mrs. Green,
and Messrs. franklin and Allen, adjoiu.
ing the State House. The committee
have appointed Messrs. Andrews and
Hank, Of Baltimore city, as architects,
who are now engaged in preparing draw,
ings, &C., to submit to the committee
1t is expected that the committee will
shortly employ biilders and commence
the work.--Md. Republican.
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@ n Z APP!

ME take pleasure IN calling the a,,en.
w ton " our patrons and other. 10 the
TACT, that 20 have iaa parrhascd a large
assortment of fine, fancy Millinery
n"ods, comprising IN part Hoop a.
Skirts, Corsciis, Drcs. Trimmings, ~
Hose, Gloves Add Millinery Ia all il many
styles and Varieties.
We have purchased these good. at prices
Snsch lover then they wsre nj any time sines
or daring the war, and siil he ynry hnpp,
10 eShibi. them 10 all Who uiil call upon a..
aud are confident we can please both in
price and quality.
~ again oaiiing attention 10 our Spriag
trade, VIC are pleased 10 extend rsnny thnnks
10 onr very kind friends. for their liberal
patronage, and hope 10 be able 10 merit IL
continuation.
MRS. LUTON.
np2s.Ct
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Governor Swami, Of this State, was
IN Philadelphia, Pa, on the 9th inst,
on the night of which he delivered an
Address before very large meeting at
the Democratic Headquarters in that
city, The Age says his speech was. an
able 0pe ip defense of the viaws of the
Conservative mep of the country, aud
was received With great applause. The
Radicals will End Coy. syapp thorn
in their side before the Presidential
contest is oyer.
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NOTICE.

rs HEREBY given to the newly appointed
4 County School Commissioners to meet
at their office in Westminster, on MONDAY,
THE 9th INST; for the purpose or organic
ing and transacting other business.
BY order Of the Board Of County Com
nissloners, JAMES BLIZZARD,
ap23~ylt Clerk.
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IN me Circuit Court for Caryou county.
IN the matter Of the ! THE Creditors Of
sInsolyent Estate Of Samuel Flater. an
Samuel Flater. Insolvent debtor, a
who we're creditors prior 10 the 4lh day OF
October, 1858, are hereby notified 10 file
their claims against said Flairr, properly
proven with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Carroll county, on or before the first day
Of June next,
~. BAUMGARTNER,
ap2t-4t Auditor.
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3TEAR Down TILE FLAuNrI

"TEAR Down THE FLAuNrISa LIE"
Sergeant Bates, who walked from
vicksburg, Mississippi, to Washington,
carrying with him the American flag,
was well received everywhere on his
way till be reached the National Capt.
tol, which Radical policemen forbade
him TO enter This insult to the flag
occurred on Wednesday last. AT the
same moment that Sergeant Bates was
pushed rudely back, Che rotunda of the
capitol was half full of yagabond negroes
who had entered unchallenged. Com.
meat is superfiuous - Cecil Democrat.
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The testimony in the Impeachment
trial closed on Monday. Mr.. Butler
made the announcement on the part Of
the managers and all witnesses were
discharged. Dir. Evarts did the same
on the part Of the defence. The court
ahen adjourned until yesterday, when
the closing argument for the prosecu.
tion was made by Mr., Boutwell,.
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NO. s9S EQUITY.
IN ne Circuit Court for cat4R county.
February Term, 1885.
VIM. ShRrrrii next friend lo Clara q. Harner
and Aagus,us J. Ilarnsr,
r.
Clau =. HarBcr and Augustus J. Harner.
nRDERED this 2ist day Of April. isas
" that tho Audi, filed IL this case be final.
y ratified and confirmed, uf,,. ,ss eaa.e 10 IS,
eon''arysherec. .. anown on or before the
se.Ssa day Of May uexil provided copy oI
this order be inserted for Two successive
weeks IN somo newspaper Published Ia Car.
roll county, Maryland before the last named
day. JN0. d. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy--Testi
ap2a'A JSo. y. Bows, Clerk.
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INSTRUCT COURT oPTHE UNITED
IL STATES FOR THE DISTRICT or
MARYLAND. IN BANKRUPTCY. --IN
THE NATTER OF cHAS. Il. wATERs.
BANKRUPT.
Disirict IF Aayyiaad, e.,
THIS q 20 give no,iee that on ile Tn dav
Of April, lsSs, Warrant OF Iankup1cy
was iasnrd out of the District coari II m
Usiled s'asnA, for the District Of MARYLAND.
against The estate Of CnAHiEa II. Wsrras,
Of Wa,ersyilie, Carroll county, in said lis.
tr'es, who has been adjBdgvd a bankrupt on
bis own petition; tina, tho payment IL any
debts, and she delivery Of any property h..
longing 70 said Bankrupt, To him, or for his
use, and the iransTcr ~ any property ly him
are forbidden by law, and that a meeting al
.he creditors d taid bankrupt, 10 pro,c their
debts, and To choass one or more Assignee
81 bis estate, will he held at a CONT al
Bankruptcy, 10 he holden a wa,rrsyill..
Carroll eoEnty, before u. y. N. Hurley. Ia.
Register IN bankruptcy said ,he Distrie,. IN
The lt day May, A, u. lsss, a, 10 o clock
WASHINGTON BONIPAST.
Z. y. Marshall Tor saiJ Dis,sici.
aPa8--2t
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NOTICE..

TEsIE undersigned hereby give notice that
the Accounts Of the hrm Of Herring X
Billingslea, may be found with DR.. Herring
at the Union National Bank Of Westminster.
All bills unpaid on the LIST of July next,
will he placed 10 the hands Of private Col
lector for the purpose Of closing the affairs
Of the Copartnership
j. W, HERRING, NJ. d.,
j. ii. BILLfNGSLEA, NJ. ID.
anlR--tf
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INsoLvENT's NOTICE.
Wanted

400 CORDS Of Rock aud Spanish Oak
HUI Bark, to BIO delivered nj Schtoss.
er's Tanery, miles east OF Westminster, on
Western Nd. Railroad. ~ per cord more
will DO given than the established IN West.
minister.
Wanted 500 Cords Black Oak Bark. 81
more per cord viii be paid. Il delivered al
the Shed, than the established price in West
minister. II. q. SCHBOSSER.
ap23. 2ms Il. u. K0ONS, Agent.
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A Thorough. bred Attorney COW and
"a. Call. The Cow one Of thcx2lIsSN
best in the State. Also very NsAU
large Newfoundland Pup, very.A-1-U
cross. Address or call on
JOHN N. GAMBRILL.
ap23 -8t Taneytown, Carroll Co., Md.
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License Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
IN requiring Licenses for the ensuing
year, thai they are not allOwed until the
10th day Of May, as heretofore. 10 obtain
the same, but they are required by Law to
obtain them on or before the Isl day 81
Nay. =
JOHN b. BOYLE,
: apl6--3t Clerk.
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BrusIbesi Brushes,

NTHITE Wash, Scrub, Horse, windox
Yarnish, Hair, Tooth, Camel and Feather
Brushes, In large stock and every variety.
Also, Knife Baskets, Sailor and English Table
Mats, Ladies Reticules, &c., Cor sale at low
rates, by L. X. GERyAND.
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County Commissioners Notice,

A III persons having Releases or Trans.
IN fers 10 make prior to the approaching
Levy for State and County Taxes for 1868,
are hereby requested 10 attend to the same
the first MONDAY IN MAY NEXT, after
which date no further abatement win be
allowed on said Levy.
By order Of Board.
JAMES BLIZZARD,
aplG-3t Clerk.
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DR. cALDwgIL's
Celebrated Herb EsIffers.

correct and Keep pure the gastric juices 81 the
stomach, enPvi acids and all Impurities, Civ.
serve health and prolsng life. They are
sovereign remedy fpr ali disease. having their
origin IN an iapuriiy 81 the blood. such a.
HAssss"ftss, NssraiJsa. and Kindred Affections,
Dsashes", Dyssaf,ry Ckeisra Hssbs., and ali
ahrets"ns II tho stomach aud bowels, PJs.,
Cares', Ssrelsiea' and ksssiss Sose., wasting
away " The hcsh and muScsls, general debility,
Ions of pawsT and memory, are iii relieved "a
enesinally enrcd BY this asriyallcd ,anle and
medicine
snhcr no more pain and depression, bat use
CoiaEskr. Hsrb biasr.. They are . certain
cure for almost every di.epse that aesh Is heir t.
kECH A FREY,
hAsuSicrvnsns, York. PcnHsyIvanla.
-hikksELL shirLEy, Agents for Carroll
sho howard toubucp. apiG-Jm
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NE "P0ULTERERy FRIEyDr'

THE "POULTERERS FRIEyD-
o. Chiekea io~ier, (CtYy Fight Securely
A certain cure for
Gapes in Chickens l. Turkeys.
VIII prevent aud cure Chicken Cholera
aud other Di eases common 10
Poultry, and will promote
an increase Of Fat
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY
EACH PACKAGE.
ssas- Price % cents. .srsa
FENliE annexed are few Of the certificates
Il we have rcreiyed in proof nf the great
value aud efficacy Of the Poulterers' Friend:
CsRRoiLroS, BnrfsoHE Co., Mn,
December 10, 1867.
Aassrs. Clof,conhs & Co,
tientlemen--l have used your "Poulter-
crs' Friend upon brood Of young chick.
ens that had the gapes. and am happy to
ssy that by the use Of few doses they we're
entirely cured. II will certainly cure the
gapes when used according TO directions.
Yours, Re, GEo. HANNAH.
ASsaroiis, Nd, Feb. 7, 1858.
Mes1s. Ciofrorthy & Co.:
tientlcmen--l have sold al the "Poulter.
ers' Friend ! received from yon last Au.
gust. The poultry ia the surrounding coun-
Try Was dying very fast with .'ckolera.n
recommended your .sPoulterers' Frieud,v
and Il worked like charm. | gave it as
directed, and 1t cared those that we're then
sick, and | have not seen any symptoms of
the disease since. Yours, BE-.
Il. MExcKgS, Cross and Warner strs.
JrrFgRxss, FREn'k Co., July -, 1867.
Asssrs. C7ss~orthy e Co.. Baifimore.
Conference.-The wonderful cures which
have bsen made by your ssPonlterers,
Friend cannot fail 10 interest all who
raise Poultry. A gentleman Of this village
has been experimenting on chickens with
The eapes. He tried your ssPoalterers -
Friend, according to-the directions, and II
hnd ihe drsired effect In destroying IN.
worm, ttlectually relieving the chicken at
once Since then have had many calls
for il, and il has been sscd extensively with
the same result. 1t Is Of incalcuIable value
to Nil who raise Poultry Respectfully,
A. SrKxcER.
ClUTION.
The public are cautioned against any sim.
Interpretations, only clotworthy. 4 Co.'S.
are genuine.
Bag For sale by A. II. IIrDrn, westmin.
sier; Harrison Weaver, UniontUwn, and by
all country merchants W
Manufactured ealy by CL0Tw0RTHY
n CO., 339 Baltimore street.
A liberal discount allowed when pur.
chased in large quantities. mh5-6m
7
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600 Farmers Wanted
TO EXAMINE OUR
NEW REiPERS, MOWERS,
sPRING.TooTH RAKEs, &C.

T,H0SE ~ want, (of any Of these labor
saving implements, particuiArly scien.
tic aud prRcsAal Farmers, will appreciate
the superior machinery We now olIsr for
salei and the Iucsperience OF umid, upon
careful examination, will no doubt be 10.
dnced 10 purchase, as VIC guarantee satia,
faction OF no sale.
being unable TO meet the increasing de.
mands for Agricultural Machinery ~ Our
own nia1uiaetorv, We aayc taken the Agency
e sell IN Maryland The above named Ma.
ebincry, manufactured 81 York, Pa, BY
Messrs. iIoihnes, Myers 4 Co, whose rep.
utaiion NJ manufacturers Is nnqnessiouel.
All or any IL. the above, and also our
Celebrated DRILLS, Pi.OWS, de., We
olier nj priccs to suit the times.
WAGONER 4 MATTHEW'S,
splG, tim Westminster, Nd
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containing ono quarter OF Az acre, more or
iess. nov occupied by Unger 4 Reese, MGR.
chants, under a lease 10 expire Ist Of April,
1870, and very valuable for Mercantile par.
posea.
2, 8 Acres, Roods and Perrhes Of
LAND in frzelIsburg, suitable for building
and Iassurr lots.
.. Acres, | Rood and Perchc. cf
LAND, more OF less, situate on the Stone
Road. in Myers District, and purchased by
said Dell from J. Vim. Earhafi, Trustee 10
Equity.
By said order the above property viii DO
sold subject to ali liens and incumbrancus
thereon.
TEa~s. third cash. balance In & ald
aud ~ months, on note 9Th approved 80.
eurisy. JNO. v. SMITH,
april iD-ts Assignee.
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1870 Acres of Good Land,

10 high state 81 improvement, and cnl,iSa.
ton, This Farm il bounded by tho railroad
on tho south, for more than half mile, and
the buildings arc about a mile from Mount
Airy. The convesieaccs TO market hre 81
the VERY arst class. II IL the property on
which Mr. Robert Dade resided. and whicl,
he has spaFvd no palma for aevsral years TO
improve. There u 6rsl class new Barn
on IL, and all other necessary oulbailding,.
The Dwelling House - inferior but com.
Portable, Tbs Mansion having been destroyed
by ERE. aud no, rel,uiIi
No dca.rallv an estate - raFcly in market.
u will be sold entire, or In three separate
Farms, ~ nay he preferred by purchasers.
Tns TgRss OF SAFE tan be- made to suit
the purchaser, bu. II others shall not be pro.
irrred, they will BE- oas.thrd cash, and the
remainder in two equal animal payments.
with interest, 90 bo sscsrrd hy notes with
sccariiy. VA. T.. MAUISBY,
apr ls-ts Trustee.
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Cloved.
Pickles, mixed and plain In Jars, Chor Chow.
Pepper Sauce, Tomato Caisups, Jelleys, &c,
Also Seasonable Vegetables always on hand.
Potatoes, Corn Meal, II0mlny, Lard, Butter.
Eggs, Bacon, Salt, Cod Fish, "a fact everything
pertaining 10 frst-class Provhion Store.
- Come and see Tor yourselves And be
convinced.
The highes cash price paid for all kinds Of
Country Produce.
Thankful for tbs past favors, the subscriber
hopes thatby strict attention and By selling
cheap, 10 receive liberal share Of patronage.
CYRUS D. ST0NEsIRER
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THE GREATEST
Medicine of the Age.

I'bk hrrt lnqsiry u the Physician " hen he
i enters the sict chamber % his patient, Il,
s nns' = TIE e"bdition OF the stomach A bowels.
" The tDauHs Il fnrred tho.e Important organ.
are esst 81 order and parKaiiye or caetio V
81 once admisistsred The fvalnsss mast b.
ssPesled Ia give plae. To new and wholesome
food That pare blood may b. manufactured
thsreiresn, fevefish symptoms sbatsd and The
life af the patient saved.
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AssIGNEE's SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
IN FRIZELLSBURG.

DY virtucof an order passed by Hon. VIM.
Id i. Giles, y. $. District Judge for Ma.
ryland. the undersigned, Assignee Of Richard
Dell, bankrupt, will sell at Public Sale. Ia
Frizrllsburg, on SATURDAY, the I'd day
Of May, next, at 10 O'Clock, ?. ~, all the
right, title. interest and estate. at law and
IN equity Of said Richard Dell 10 aud to the
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L WILL offer at Public Sale on SATUR.
4 DAY, the I'd day Of May next. iis6s,
Al ] o'clock, y. NJ. on the premises, nrer
Nj. Airy, on the baltimore and Ohio Hail.
road, beautiful and very valuable FARM,