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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09

ON the old Northhcld road and few day,
thereafter Wa. killed in Roxlurv il,
length proving 10 h. seven feet and il,
weight lls pounds We remember that
animal, and recognize the present one as
being exactly Of the same kind Hd'taH',
JOHrHdl
MURDER or \ NEEMoNrER IL Men
IGAN.-Col. r. +, circuit, murdered in
Kalamazoo, Michigan, while in the per-
Torrance Of his duty sheriff, having the
custody Of some prisoners whom an at
tempt was made 10 release, was born in
RoNbury, Vermont, Feb. Q, 1915, and was
brother Of Hon. John II. circuit. If North.
field. and Mr., o. W circuit, Of Roxbury
well-known citizens Of this State. II,
removed tn Michigan shortly after that
State was admitted Ia the Union, and had
resided there up to the time Of hi, de-
cease. The Kalamazoo Gazette. Of the
Goth Of December, siy~:
Col Benjamin +. circuit was well and
most widely known citizen Of Kalamazoo.
He was a native Of New England. which
he left in early youth and settled in Mich
igan shortly after it heSame State He
had been resident of the county Of kal-
ama1oo many years, and by his untimcly
DEATH the county has lost one Of its BRAY
est and most useful citizens, and one OF
its most faithful public officers. Col. Or
outt has served his country in two wars
being first an Orderly Sergeant in Col
Curtenius' company, which served in
Mexico. In the late war he was Lieut..
Col. Of the e5th NJ. V. l., and distinguished
himself in that capacity, having been at
the head of that regiment for many
months. He was in the fight at Tebb's
Bend on the memorable 4th of july, 1864
when the 25th drove Morgan with 5,OOC
men and with sherman from Chatta-.
nooga to Savannah. He also acted a.
Judge Adyacata f"- .----~-~' ~. ,.'
Louisville, ny.
He has been elected to many offices II
trust in the CONTEMPLATING served full
term as sheriff before the war-and ne
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09

kott' or ItoNoH-We have received
u"m u" Northumberland office a,
Washington ptmphlr, entitled "Roll Of
Honor No ~, containing the names Of
soldiers who died in defense Of the Union
during the late Tybellion, aud were buried
at the places designated in New York
and Virginia, We extract the following
NAMES of Ncrmonters, with their places II
intcrmeut, from the work, The figures
accompanying the name denote the rrgi-
ment, and the letter III, company Ia
which deceased belonged Tho-., marked
with an asterisk, thus = have Leen di,in'
TERED al,l removed by iriend-
RlIFtsY If fftfgF... I'M 49,. - -.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-09


He has been elected to many Offices II
trust in the CONTEMPLATING served u full
term as sheriff before the war-and No
man within its borders was more gcuer-
ally known or respected.
Tho Kalamazoo Bar and the members
Of the 2jth Michigan Regiment passed
resolutions expressive Of their apprecia-
ton OF the deceased The funeral OF Col.
Orcutt was attended by large concoursc
Of the citizens OF kalamazoo and the
country about, the public buildings were
draPed in mourning, and most Of the
places Of business were closed 1t is cs-
timatcd by the Gazette that ten thousand
people attended the funeral, the military.
the court and bar. the civil authorities and
the fire department marching in the pro-
ces,iun. The universal sorrow bear evil
dence OF the high appreciation Of the.
worth Of Col, circuit
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-08-27

Interest begins 10 manifest itself very
strongly in some Of the leading Radical
journals, over the prospect Of carrying
the State elections now soon 70 take
place. Vermont votes on the Ikt OF
September, California comes along Sep.
tcmber 9th, and Maine completes the
list for that mouth. Six States have
their elections 10 October, aud upon
their action beyond a doubt depends
the general result IN November. Tho
chief interest for that month ceutrcs
on Ohio, Pennsylvania aud Indiana
The Radicals already betray their timid.
ity when abiding to them, aud admi,
that thcy will as good as decide the
result for the country. Their journals
insist that IL will not answer 70 suffer
these States TO be lost, let the exertiou
and cost be what they may Their H.
fuence will be felt directly upon tie
voters Of the other, aud especially the
neighbor, States, so as 10 make the final
conclusion apparent Ia October. The
Democrats, We rejoice 70 know, are awake
10 those three central s.ates, aud work.
lug with energy aud determination =
Concentration Of effort Ii beginning to
tell iavOrably for the cause Of Democ,
rscy. Seymour aud Blair are visibly
gaining ground every day. Earnes,
work until election day viii surely placs
the Constitution beyond the reach Of
its enemies.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-08-27

The number Of thrashing machines
in the country Is set down AZ 225 900.
and il is estimated that they can save
hve per cent. more Of the grain than
the fail This would save 70 the coun.
try moro than 1a,000,O 600 bushels 81
grain, worth at least s30,OOO,00O
The Cecil Democrat says we know Of
one threshing machine not included in
the above, bat that can beat the whole
lot oil hollow, both at threshing and
saving, IL has already .hreshed an the
grain out u the Radical party, and
purposes soon to thresh all the straw
and chat out Of existence. There can
be no doabt then that il will save TO
tue country annually twenty times 500.
OOV,poo- In every State aud Territory
throughout the Union this machine i
az work, and the result Of les daily
] bors is enormous.
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r. CANA, DESTITUTE The Rev.
Johr Munroe has associated with
hin sne Rev. John b. Van Meter, 10
the conducting Of this school. We uu-
defatand that the Institute will remain
10 the hands Of Dir. Manroe, while Mr..
Van Meter viii act az his substitute.
The qualifications Of the latter, his cx.
perienco 10 teaching aud his former re-
lationahip to many Of the people Of
Westminster, Of Carroll aud o. Fredo
rick counties, seem TO make him emf.
nently fitted for his near position.
Dir. Mnnfos will become the Pfinci.
pal Of the Passaic Collegiate Institute,
near New York city.
AcCrDENr AT LirTLxsTows.-O On
Monday last, al Litiiestown, as Capt.
Vim. Lansioger, Francis Eline aud
John EliUe, carpenters, were at work
on the cornice Of Rufus Dustera'a new
two story house., the scaiIold gave way.
preeipisating them 10 the earth. Though
all we're more or loss bruised. they Wi.
raculonsly escaped serious hurts = Gel.
tysturg Compiler.
The cornerstone Of the German Re.
form Church, in the West End, will be
laid on Sunday next. Revrs. Il. II.
Eschback, Of Baltimore, s. s. Miller, o.
Jefferson, Nd, and J. w. lIofrmcir, Of
Manchester, viii be present The pub.
lie are invited. Ceremonies 70 begin
at 10 o'clock a. M, on tho ground.
On Saturday last, John r. Smith and
j. j. Baumgartuer, Esqu., Trustees, J
Henry Hoppe, Auctionecr, sold lot oil
land containing four acres and thirty.
two perches, situated on the public road
leading 20 Joha EpgIar's. to Mr. Lev
Shrocve, for the sum Of $3.50 per acre
The mail for Baltimore, which for
merly left mere at $50, a. m., has been
changed 70 l.4s. p. m. The Postmast
or requests US 70 say that the mail clio
ses at one o'clock.
Peaches sold here Last week at 81
per bushel
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Progress in Manufactures.

Ia an article which Va puhlished IN ihi.
ioarnal IN Uceembet laSs. Hnder the abose car.
tina, We referred ~ aarae length 30 The great
soap inaBptart0fy 81 Mr.. j. b. nabbins, Al
sixib streets aud Germantown Avrane, pre-
dlctng thai chs soap which Mr.. DohAsnt man.
tfir nosp--was destined b sliain a degree oi
Popularity never eqnsllsd BY any othrr mans.
fectufed article IN this country and stating
that already the cupitlitY 0f certain enfiots
lvoaid-bsl rivals had been eArited BY Mr..
DObbips' unparalleled success.
Il l. 20 the latter u these points dat We TO-
day wish briefly 10 direct nttenliea. AZ a
great eeonomiEer 81 time and labor, we thon
gave 70 Mr.. Dobblns' Scap tho endorsement
which iEs merits deserve, believing that by ~
doing we shonld promote the ceui0rt and han.
plness Of millions throughout our cities aud shu
country ct large. Bat We arc unwilling that
our endorsement Of a COED article shall BE-
falsely used 10 order 60 give reEpectablilty aud
character 70 poor limitations Of H. There are
certain soap manufacturers o. the more unscfu
pnlous clasf, who after sainly endeavoring %
foist their soap upon the market under certain
aases bave simply eAaagsd their names, with.
out In the lcastlmproving their washing prop.
critics, and arc endearoFing 10 ,iclsidc the pub,
We Into the adoption uf these miserable shains.
They are pretty looking white soaps, bat for
washing parposes are absolutely good for moth.
lag. Let the people therefore beware. One
concern has even gone 30 far In thiE deception
a. 10 advertise Phaadeiphia Electric Soap, very
nearly initiating his labels, with the evident
design OF misleading buyers into the supposi-
tson that II u the Dobbins' article. OF course
no honorable weIl-established firm would re.
sort 70 such trick. 10 fact, we know Of re.
spectacle firms In the business who denouncs
the impostare more severely than does Mr..
Dobbins himself
Wesan hardly imagine a more disreputabls
mercantile procedure than thcso "played out
soap-makefs, sftor their soaps have become a.
played onfsas themselves, endeasofing "a
resnsciate theif dead faiiafes By resurrccsinq
then IN Aesg bexss, or rather In tho old one
with Hsr labels, and palming them % upon On
suspcctiug dealers and consumers ~ ssElectFas
Soapp Ii 10 q wonder that their audacity hal
not impelied them even TO The nss Of Mr.. Dob.
bins name 70 give currency to their. wprthicsI
trash. Again, we say, beware Of these imita
tons These who have not yet tried the msr,
la Of the genuine Electric Soap have stiIl "a
real household blessing 10 store for them, AND
We recommend all our readers 70 avail them.
selves Of Il but lot them be careful 10 bay nc
other than that manufactured by Mr.. Dobbinl
At bis immense works, corner or Sixth etreol
and GeEmantown avenue, phlladelphia Phil
adsiPhia Age.
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n short time since We Published q
t....r .. = - -,
rttst hoN@s ~ tn&e AamifAoie lt1io
aeknni hnak xzhgah A. f.x - -. -.
see, appears 10 be entirely free from all
.......--f - $4,000, /.
ssSsiohai aho aenoniiua1fouai partiali-
$3.50
10 ID exactly adapted TO the wants of
u..l,.
uus kuohc Oonopis.
IL the School Commissioners az thsa
county have not vet selected text book
xs... :. 49,,
on history, Whicn - highiy probable,
iudv;ng FRAN tha ofysnafv.ly o.~.;..~
~ - 'sAA
character OF most OF the late productions
If mi. l;.a ~ vs.cactf,,liv al, .h.;.
VI onis hinu, VIC fespeetiuiiy cali their
attent;on 10 che falIowino f,o,,, a.. 49,,
..S 's Pes
of Kew. IL. Reed. who. while he ennuuf
So \, -,
Us uuuuiy pseJuuiceu ~ ita iaFof, IL ~
well anai;i;ad n exoresx . ;r.t o,,;,,,e,,
t''.'.''
OF the merits of the work as any man In
!,
the Gtatc'
N Ao hhh sehooL CohhissIoh shs.--- tsnhsnsea :
l ~, ns ~ I'.est yosI asasnu y, 70 smsh
..s saen = snoela y N ~ yaI sshools.
~ clsa,, ees.sf eassssVe; ,smPar"as, sna msto
out even handed justice alike % each section
-.'.' pvn .aoss y ~. % ".
p aoRusu - asssf.oe Wy No.al yOu aays soo
- -. $3.50 1,sel - s.y wysN whach'
IT. sAsmanins = Da' nay h0t ~ lnApRao-
pisHs., y W. - a. ~ ons, "no All yep
Iii .,sen,ia, ~ 49, ~. " -. 1870, =. ~
Tall Mtttutiuu 10 sutN Ntfht ~ are proper 70
e. \. a. "a. 81, s,is,.. na.A ~ g,s..- ~
ssrnad ~ r,,,'st. -, S y ~
t.s~ ~ N II 1890 go 49,, M ~
siaga u...'h- ~ a.i,s. Psss rs-.
whoss nrsscgssssa a. y y, s,,,,s.i ~.
Of our Puble sehoais sustsin wcs, .~s,.,,,,ss.
bic position their influence viii extend u zen.
eraflons vet 10 come mon ihe atage N aeiEoa.
Thls little work--iiitIs In bulk 10 material Al.
mentions, bnt vast IN n. ranoe sno connrahsn.
sive IN detail, il on lust suc6 4 ehsrssssr -
oueht 10 be sdopted IA ali seheol,. both rahIic
and privase and shae throash ara snslr. ..-sh
and breadth of our eoantry. mai II aurrshssnd
that shls most iraparfspt ehnraetsr "A Al hIss.
ries--T mean IL enact, even handed Impartial.
| ity-vill exclnde Il from sog,s sections IN a.,
| great country and / snprehend sIso th.t ~
you thls very trait Of honest, open truth telling
i history wi.Sos. sra.h Sas table saS VI w whs;
ls%sn. ~ .''ie,y s..s asss h.
work: .l' 3 q, he power Of rsdrss.iag Dc
sssysa, ai.,ortsd, and oi,sn ssIIgass. oas
make oar VOC, yoaas psos. s s h.s q
i've saa Va. I, = object q Ply ths, .hsIr fsiA
hiIls snd Northern latitude. we're elevated 10.
soroa. freedom and I,%bs si"Iss. Es
s .aals We poor ss.,sSorn ers.,srssss.h'
tagging een.aries behind sar snors enlightened
s no, s nv sfs. ass , seems . ne
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John Carroll and Michael Doyle, both
residents Of the Eleventh District Of
Baltimore county, had q personal diff.
Guilty and law suit concerning q hog
on Friday last. a hearing Of the case
was had on Saturday, when il was post.
poued until Monday. Carroll started
for home, followed BY Doyle, who, il il
alleged, assaulted the former with stones.
After warming him to desist, Carroll
shot him dead.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-08-27

Tho Rev. Pastor FIST. Joseph's Church,
Taneytown, tenders bis thanks 10 those mem
bera Of his own congregations, aud to many
fdsnds from Frederick and Carroll counties,
who, BY their presence at bis PIC. Mic, on
the iSsh inrtant, contributed &c. nauch not
only 10 render the day amost enjoyable one,
but also BY their hberality enabled him 10
realize the handsome amount OF fifty dollars
for the Improvement Of the Parish Circula.
ting Library.
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THE DrMocnATIc ADvocA-E Is Mt

"a The DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE is The
best advertising medium, hapi,sg the lar
gest circulation, for reaching tle people
Of Carroll county. IL Is read BY very
large number Of persons, and its i0eesiy
advertising colamns ssoD a great amoaai
Of local odUertising. Our columns are
not hired TO agents, but are filled Citi
he business Of home. The circulation
IS increasing rapidly IN this and Me
a goihiny counties, also IN adams and
York counties, Pa.
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I,arrett's Vegetable Hair Restora.
tive" is a perfect and miraculous arti.
Gle. Cures badness. Makes hair grow.
A better dressing than any OIL Or
'pomatum,v Soiiens brush, dry aud
wiry hair into beautiful silkcn trcsses.
But, above all, the great wonder is the
rapidity with which i restores gray
hair TO its original color. ~ Sapaanah
(Tal Repnblicaa.
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All Shyiock wanted from his Empower.
ished victim was ''peace''--a piece Of hi.
flesh, and the peace of his death. Grant
cry, sJsetus have peace, has the same np.
piication toward the South. The uauer wns
cpnfoanded The solder win be confound.
edly well beaten.
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Lstate n John ~ Wallman, deceased.

Esfatc cf John n. Nohman, ceceasrti.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Sub.
j y scriber has obtained from the Orphans'
Court Of Carroll county, letters Of Admins.
tration on the Personal Estate OF
JOHN Il. MAILMAN,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having claimsagairst said Estate ara
hereby warned to exhibit the same within
six months from this date, otherwise they
may be excluded from ali benefit Of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested To
make immediate payment.
HELEN MAILMAN. -
aug zI--4t" Adminisifatrix.
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lNcoaFoBaIgD by FnE GENERAL AssEsnIY
or MARYLAxp, MaRcu, 1868.
TINS Inslitntion for the reception Of Young
Gentlemen and Ladies'. win open il iirsi
session under the control Of the Incorporated
Board Of Trustees, on Monday. September
18th, 1883.
For further particulars, address
Rev. }. 7. WARD, Principal.
Westminster, Carroll county, Md.
aug 20,-4t
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Distlrt Cou,4 N NE LaiArd SAFES. for
he District cf Mazyiqaa. III Bunk
fxpfeg II TIE mailer Of Joel x.
B07masr, Bankrupt.
DIsrsicr or MAnYLkxp, a.:
THIS Is TO give notice, that on The eli dax
OF August, 1868. Warrant Of Bankrnntrx
was issued ont Of the District Court ST fhc
United States, for the District Of MARYLAND
against The estate of Joel X. B0llinGef. 81
Union Bridge, Carroll Co., in said D,strire.
who has been adjudgeda Bankrupt on hi osxrI
petition; that the payment Of any debts. ana
the delivery Of any property belonging To-
said Bankrupt, to him, or for his use. and
the transfer Of any property by him are for
hidden BY law. and that meetinr Of the
Creditors Of said Bankrupt, to prove their
debts, and TO choose one Or more Assieness
Of his Estate, w;il be held 1t 4 Codrt az
Bankruptcy, to be holden at No. q Market
Street, Frederick Nd. before b. II. 81. H6r.
les, Esq, Register il Bankruptcy for said
District, on the 18th day Of September. Al !.
d. 1868, at 10 o'clock A. M. ~ IT.
WASHINGTON BONIFAET.
U. s. Marshal for said District.
aug 2J--2t Ii
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a child In Jasper county, Iowa, was
lately bitten by o large spotted adder
He turned black and spotted ali over
like the snake, and died 10 hnlf en hour
in great agony.
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A salary Of $4,000 a year, payable
in gold, with house rent free, has been
offered 70 the Rev. Newman Hall, Of
London, by the First Presbyterian
Church in Chicago, to accept its pas.
torate.
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There Is a man 10 lunatic asylum
10 England who believes that the Brit.
ish Government wishes 10 build an iron
foundry 10 his stomach.
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unicntown Literary Institute
for TOumw K.nsfsns

TnE Fourth Annual Session Of the Union.
town Literary Institution for Young Ladies'.
will be resumed September 7th, 1868.
MISS NJ. G. GULL,
Of Washington, d. G., PrineipaT
For Circulars or information npply ID Rev
D. wilson. NJ. D., Union,own, Carroll
county, sld. aug 27,4
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4 O s T.

nNthe ith instant, between Odd Fellows
OHsll, aud The Railrced, q PURSE. with
steel clasp eonialpipg qboat . i6or $40,
literally rewarded b leaving i 1t this Dc
fee w
aug 2o-sss F1
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PhINATE SAFE.

Al PRIV ATE SALE.
1nE undersigned, rs Agcu, Cor the owner,
offers Al Private sale, . very valuable Farm,
situated " Morsan Valley. on The war6elds-
burg Road, miles from OrcndofT /
Station on the Western Nd. Railroad, al
joins lands Of Jeremiah Robinson, u. Il,
Goodwin aud others, containing
i52 ieres, ? kooas ami . Penhes
gloTc or less
The improvements consist 81
comfortable DrEI1Ise HopsE, 49,
Spring Ronse, Barns, SC. Fsnc- iii
ing good. About 60 or 60 Acres IL
are 10 TIMBER, consisting Of Oak. Chest.
nut and Hickory. The farm Il 10 good
condition, haying been lined, and is near
an excellent limestone quarry. Tho farm
will be sold as whole or 10 tracts 10 sui
purchasers.
This property viii be sold At n bargain,
and terms easy. Ifnot disposed Of hy the
iiral Of January ncxl, II Wilt DO for rent.
Apply 10.
JEREMIAH L. sHuEEY,
Agent for jesse kurts,
ang "a sm adjoining the property.
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lFFsRIxl TRIxii--A delightful perfume Nv
II the breath. Sold at "wess Rndn Drug
Store, By b Q. Grimes.
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NO. TsG EQUITY.
10 the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Levi Shreeve and wife ct. ala,
~.
Emily .. 0rammer ct. ais.
Arorsr TsnN, 1893.
nkDERED this 7sth day % Augnst. Ises.
~ that the sale made and reported BIZ John
2. Smith and }. ,. IlsamFartner, Trustees. Tor
the sale Of the Real Estate In this eanse decrecl
70 be sold be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause 70 TIE contrary thereof be- shown on OF
before tho 10th day o. October next provided
. copy 81 this order be inserted ID some news.
paper printed IN Carroll county, once IL eacl,
o. thrae seceessi weeks before The 18th dsv
q September next.
Tbs report states the amount Of sale 10 b
ssee.00.
JOHN D. BOYLE, Clerk.
True cnpy.-Tests
ssg H,--su. JoHS b. IgDrls, Clerk.
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7 U ID Lie SALE
OF A
VALUABLE FAR NJ.

v ALUABLE FAR NJ.
THg subscriber viii acll at Public sale,
on The premises, on
Thgssiay, tie i5fh day Of October, 1868,
THAT VERY VALUABLE FARM,
now tenan,ed By Henry FaAs, situated in
Carroll county, one mile South Of Union
town, and two miles North Of New Windsor,
adjoining lands Of Michael Wagner, Sr.,
Jesse Weaver, aud Daniel Roop, containing
40 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND
in the highest state Of cultivation, having
been heavily lined, with about 100 bushels
to the acre, and Is well fenced, al least 500
panels post and raid fence. About 80 Acres
IL in very
Valuable TIMBER,
consisting Of Oak, Hickory, aud some
Chestnut. The fields ARE conveniently laid
out, and are very level and easy Of calliva
ton. Also an excellent 0RltHA RD Of
various kinds Of fruit. The improvements
are comfortable two story Ronghcnst
DWELLINdi all the following ,1ra
named buildings have been put 'afE
up within the last few years, and IA
are therefore in fine condition, viz: A
large Switzcr Barn with three threshing
hoors, with one large pen at each end for
grain and hay, large double wagon shed
and corn crib, n large grain shed With thresh
ing floor IN che aentre, and one per, for grain
each side, q good hog house aud corn crib
above, a very good dairy with first rate
spring Of water very convenient 10 the
dwelling house, and good wash hauso i'm
mediaiely adjoining, smoke house, carriage
house and blacksmith shop, and large new
| lime kiln convenient to limestone. The
farm iswell atcredhaying constant stream
Of water IN or near the barn yard.
There are very few farms Ia the county
superior % this in produciiveness ss 10 the
yield Of wheat, rye, corn, oats, grass. hay.
&C., is always heavy.
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing first rate
farm are referred to John Smith, Esar.
West End, Westminster, who will give an
information necessary, In regard 10 Che con
ditien Of the farm, or the terms OF sale
! which win be made easy and aecommoaa.
| ting, or by calling on the subscriber living
near Wakefield. Carroll county, Maryland.
Sale 10 eommence al o clock, ?. n., on
said day Of sale.
WILLIAM a. NORRIS.
aug Pits
~ fnrHnW
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TANEYT0WN DISTRICT.

The Democratic voters Of District No. I,
met IN Ianeytown on Saturday last. Ster.
ilne Gait was called 70 the Chair. and Il. r..
spalding appointed Secretary. The follow
ing gentlemen we're elected delegates 10 meet
the Conventionto behcldat Westminster, ON
mo 18th instant: Sasnnel Smith, Henry
oait, William Il. Grouse, William Mause
and William Fisher.
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4 MOTHER hue lot Tassaled Kid Gloves just
n received at J. n. Bush5's CT.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-08-27

MAIL AoExr.-Thos. w. Treakle
has been appointed mail agent on the
Western Maryland Railroad, between
Baltimore and Union Bridge.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-08-27
81. Johns Catholic Church
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The Ladies' of The Church are requested
% meet OF the dwelling Of Mrs. Louisa
Shipley, on SATURDAY, the 9th day Of sgr.
TENDER, at 2 o'clock, ?. ~, 10 make ar.
rnngements for the Fair 70 be held at Christ.
mas. BY order,
MRS. L. SIMPLIFY, President.
May W. Mat. Secretary.
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