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NOTICE.-EsrArs o. DANIEL LrScn, DscE.sEs.--N0
tcs hereby given, that the undsrsgnsd AinnistrR
tix Of hs estate OF Daniel Lynch, lat, II the county VI IA
Sale aud State Of Illinois, d escd will appear before the
Ceunty Court Of said county the third Monday (bnR TIE
1oth day. 81 March, 1875 at the Court House 10 Ottawa IN
sd county when and where a psrSous having claims OF
demands against said estate notified 70 attend and Pre-.
sent thS same In writing for adjustment
Dated this 9th day ofJAuuary, y D. 1855
,,,'.4,l CATHARINE LYNCH,
Jan. ll-oV, '" 70 AdminisSs strix.
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htE.-EsraTk or WILLIAM M. HiGBr pBcEA SEQ,
~ Notice hereby gwen that the umlr.rn.d .l,rin;
u"tt OF the estate Of Wrm NJ Highly late II the county
"a sas ana state OF Illinois, deceased will appear before
M Suhy Court VI said county the third Monday (bsng
!he lin Of February 1861 the Court s. in Ottawa
sad county when and where persons having claims or
the same In writing FOR adjustment, = - = -
ssed this ~ day Of December. L. D. 1857
l5 MARGARET X HIGBY ~
dec 2s-ow, ADMINISTRATORS. ~
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RfgaI

OF GEORGE s. SrKpBrys pEcR,syp-
Notiet hereby gwen, That the md atnni,.
o ms estate Of tisofre Scliii- bfr bfthe ceuhty
"a sale and State of Illinois, dccsssd will a,r,r before
.he Csunty Court III sad County the trl Monday me-
ing the 18Th d'y OF March s6s Court Hons, in Os
wa In sad county when and where all persons having claims
VI .eaus Against said estate notified, attend and pre-
sent the same in writing Tor adjustment -
Dated tins 2sth day Of December A. D. 1861 q
ANNIE y. STEBBlNS,
y" Administrative
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NOTICE.-EsrArE oy McuAM ShxxpY, DscrAsEp-No-
tice hereby given that the undersigned executors Of
the last will and testament of Michael Sheedy late Of the
County Of La Sale and State II Illinois, Deceased will appear
before thu County Court Ut said county the third Tuesday
{beinu the 18th day) Of March, 1855 Court House In
Ottawa in SAID county when and where all persons having
claims or drmnnds against said estate notified attend
and present tbs same In writing for adjustment
Dated this 1th day Of January, A. ,. Is6s
PATRICK SlIEEDY,
TIMOTHY SMBEDY,
JAMES MCCORMICK,
Jan. ll-6w. Executor,
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NOrICE.--Ths undersigned having sold on, his sntirs
nssre.. 10 the store Of Henry Clarity MI Gafity
" partner u becomes necessary that an tn affairs 81
tbs late arm be settled An prsonu ndsAs
70 me :ts nm are therefore requested call INN
ana make settlement ut the store and thereby costa
n. HENERY,t
Tbs intention being to cos the prsssn stock ~ 800.
dry goou and groceries nj less thar cost and fo,, 10
per cent Cheaper than any other establishment the city
wv @-zm II. 0ARlTY. 1
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NoTICE OF SALE OF Real EsrArE.-

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-
ruDne N0ticc Is hsrsby ivsu That In pursuance of
Of tbs County Court % Ii Sale County the State Or
ino made and entered Of record the d. cember tsrn
issI Ut said Court at the Court House in Ottawa in
via county, the un1srsgne G.rse Huffman Admintra-
hour u eelock - H. on m. 18Th asv a. Y.b,s.,v
sss NJ the south door of the Court House in Ottawa sell
we following DESERVED real estate v The half Of the
norh.sss quarter ofssction number (3 In
township number thirtywo (32) north OF range a.
Gust ~ the 80 In sad Ia Sale county. Gor tho purpose
81 paying the debts Of said estate
NrM SAFE; One sixth " tho purchase money day Of
sAe the oa'"hes In equs sem~nsual payments with inter.
hseon AZ the rate OF six per cent annum the notes
purchaser to be given deferred and the same
7" he secured y mortgage III. ren sold Deed to
De executed when hrst payment Is ns,.. -a" n
Dated this 18th day Of December. 1867. s.s
GEORGE HUFFMAN,
tf. Administrator aforesaid.
CRAWFORD BECK, Attorneys, Ottawa, III dec ai-0w.
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A nest Of black snakes was disc,v.
cred in an old cellar at North Oxford,
Massachusetts,. on the 7th lust, and
ninety six OF the reptiles were killed,
whose aggregate measurement was up.
w,rls Of 400 feet in length.
Twenty tho isand Norwegiaus, Danes
and Swedes, arc to arrive IN this coun.
try this spring. The mort OF thcu nre
expected to settle in the West.
John Deviu, sentenced 10 the Albany
penitentiary for II term Of two years,
for whiskcy Iraul,, is said 70 be worth
5000 900
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No. oo1 Equity.
Circuit Court .for Carroll County.

Circuit Court for Carroll County.
FeREuARy TEnx, 1868.
Abraham Trone, lrTsHE object Of this
Is. suit Is 70 obtain 3
Catharine Trone. decree 10 divorce the
complainant riHcsflo nsatrimoafi from the
defendant. The bill states that in the mouth
Of July IN the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and forty 1--WE, the complainant in
termhrried with, Catherine H0fIacker the
defendant, and that certain Reverend
Jacob Geiger was the officiating Minister.
That the complainant and defendant from.
the date Of their marriage resided aereeably
and pleasantly together for two years when
the defendant abandoned the complainant
and his home, without any pr0vocation given
her by the complainant by ill-treatment or
ortherwise, and vent to live with her father
who resides in York county, Pennsylvania.
That The complainant and defendant at their
inttrmarrisge were citizens and residents Of
said York county, that the defendant has
always and now resides IN said York coun.
~, and that the complainant was citizen
and resident Of said York county until April
fsf, A. ID. 1864, when he removed into Car.
roll county, Maryland and that since then
he has been and Low Is citizen and resi-.
dent Of said Carroll county, that since the
date when the defendant abandoned the com
plainant which is upwards Of twenty years,
that the complainant has had no intercourse
whatever with the defendant, and that said
abandonment has continued uninterrupted
" for more than twenty years, that Il is
final and deliberate, and that there exists no
reasonable expectation Of reconciliation be.
tween the complainant aud defendant. That
about two years after the defendant shan
doned the complainant. she committed the
crime Of adultry and subsequently gave birth
10 n male child. that the Nervousness Of the
crime Of adultFy committed by the defen.
dnnt, and her abandonment OF the complain
ant renders bis situation extremely unpleas
ant, and that proper regard fof the laws Of
deccncy and morality, demand that he be
divorced rincni0 mafFfmoHfi from the de-
PENDANT. The bill prays that the defendant
may be required 10 answer the matters and
things therein stated and charged. That a
decree may be passed divoreing the com
plainant a riHeHfo Hafrfm0Rif from the de-
lendant for general relief to the complain.
apt ard for an ordor Of publication against
the defendant
Il Is thereupon this 28d day Of March, A.
d. 1868, ordered that the complainant by
causing copy OF this order 10 be Inserted
10 some Newspaper published 10 Carroll
county. Maryland, once n week for four
successive weeks before the 2d'day Of May
next, giving notice 60 the said non resident
defendant Of the object and substance OF
thu blil Of complaint, aud warn her 20 ap
nfAr IN this Court 10 person or BY Solicitor
on or bafore the Sd day o. August next. TO
snswsg lhe premises aud show cause, IL any
ahv has, Why decree ought not TO pass As
prayed.
mo. n. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,
mar2s-4t JSo. ,. Bows, Clerk.
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Wistar,s BaIsam Of wild
4hRnEE

For the cure Of Coughs, coids, Hoarssaess,
Asthma, Iefasasa. 0yosp, WAoopipg cossA,
Bronesisi. Pysdi.posiiioa % Consumption, dc.
This great femedy Il too wen known and IL
performing too much good 10 make II necessar
70 70 into an elaborate discussion Of lis nsrits
Suffice II 10 cay thst II still maintains lis supre
macy IN curing diseases Of the most obstinate
character, and that al who suffer from tho
shove complaints, after having tested this rens-
edy, seldom hsve occasion 10 resort 10 other
appliances 10 insaresa perfect restoration 70
health.
Tssrrsosr or NM PETER SHAW.
wSsr wisunEp, N. r., Dec. 10, 1900
Messrs. s. W. Fowls 4 Sor, Boston.
Gentlemen, During the winter Of fSas ! was
very mach cut OF health, afflicted with severe
Cough, Pain ~ he side and Lungs, and gene
raj depression Of health 10 such an extent as
greatly 10 alarm myself and friends a. 10 tho
result During this time tried several highly
recommended remedies, with little or no good
result, and had concluded 70 trr the effect on a
Southern climate upon my health; bat, before
carrying this resolution into effect, I was in
duced by the ure ent solicitation Of your agent,
NJ. Huntiey, 20 give DR.. wmrAm's BAtstn ov
WILD CasRnY trial. did 50, and TO nv great
loy found Immediate and permanent relief by
ne ~. II only one bottle, and am now In as
good health ne ever. I believe your BaIsatn
one OF the best remedies. for Csuoks, Csids and
~ Lung Dissases, now In uae, and conscicn-
tionsly recommend Il rs such.
repaired 1.,s y ysEru w. po rTLEi s HAY Is
generally.
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Graces,s Celebrated saIYe.

We are constantly hearing favorable reports
from those who have tried this remedy, Amy
and living At No. 9 Locust Street, afflicted with
feson on the finger, was recently induced 10
make a trial Of the HaIves Almost instantly
she experienced reliefftom the pain, which had
been almost uncomfortable. Every ather rene
dy but this proved anavailiBF. Those who
have tried Il once are satisfied Of he serita, and
nothing, viii induce them to DO without sup
piy.--Fau River News.
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CALpwELL's HEap BIrrEas. --Th

CAtDwKLL's HERB BITTERs. The
advertisements Of DR.. Cthi,geifs Hero
Bifters win be found in another column
of to-days paper. This popular medi-
cine has affected more cures and accom-
plishcd greater amount Of good for
suffering humanity, than any other ever
brought before the public. Its reputa-
ton is world wids aud scores of well au-
theuticated certificates attest its remedi-
al value. Il is for sale by Mikcsell &
Shipley, Agents, Westminster Md.
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RULES OF COURT.


INTERMEDIATE Terms having been es.
Il tablished In the counties composing the
Fifth Judicial Circuit, as required by the
Constitution, thereby rendering necessary
y change Of the Rule days, and As the Con.
stitution also requires the Judges 20 ssadop,
Rules to the end that oil business not re-
quiring the Intervention Of Jury. shall be,
~ far As practicable. disposed OF At the IN.
termediate terms the undersigned. JUDGES
Of the Fifth Judicial Circuit, hereby this 81
day Of April, 1885,. adept the following
Ruless
!. lst To facilitate the prcparations Of ae.
tons and suits for trial, the following shall
be the Rule Days for the Regular and In
termediate Terms Of the Circuit Courts, a.
courts Of law, Of the several connties com.
prising the Fifth Judicial Circuit.
For Howard County.-The Third Tuesday
IN June, the Second Tuesday in August, the
First Tuesday in November. the Third Tues
day IN February, and the first day OF each
Regular and intermediate Term.
For Ammo Arundel County. The Third
Monday in June, the Third Monday Ia Sep.
TENDER, the Third Monday in December, the
third Monday IN March, and the first day OF
each Regular and intermediate Term.
For Carroll County, The Second Mon.
day ~ July, the Second Monday IN October.
the Second Monday IN April. and the first
day Of each RegnIarand intermediate Term.
2nd. Suits may be brought and oil prOcess
in civil causes shall be retarnablo 10, and
all cases shall stand for trial nj the fn,erme.
date Terms, aud the Clerks shall keep doc
kcis for such terms as FOR the Regular Terms
and the Rules of Court now IN forcc shall
apply 90 the intermediate Terms.
3rd. AT the Intermediate Terms tho Al.
pea ance, Trial and Appeal Dockets win Be-
called, and al cases submitted 10 the Court
will be heard and decided, aud al business
not requiring the intervention Of jury will
be, "a far as practicable, disposed Of al such
terms.
9TH. On the call of the Doekets at the
Regular Jury Terms, the Court will asCcr.
tain what cases may br tried without the m
terp0sition Of Jury, and viii, ~ far a.
practicable, continue tks same 70 the next
intermediate Term 20 be disposed Of, and
cases requiring determination Of matters
of fact which the parties MAY a. naid Ragn.
lar Jury Terms elect 10 be tried By the Court
shall, " not ooatiHsed, he posfpoHed 10 all
cases requiring the Intervention 0f a Jury.
OLIVER MILLER.
WIN. n. HAYDEN,
E.giAMMOND.
Truo copy--tcst.
JNo. u. BOYLE,
april am
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Poverty is BAD, but the worst kind
of poverty is poverty Of the blood I: this
makes a man "poor indeed, for il takes
away his strength, courage, and energy ;
but enrich the blood with its vital eIe-
mcnt, Iron, by taking the Peruvian
Syrup "a protoxidc Of from, and you
will feel and "as good as anybodJ."
Try it.
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"The blushing beauties of mod st
maid are doubly cnhauccd by a luxu.
riant head of hair. Que bottle Of" Bar
rctt's Vegetable Hair Restorative" will
achieve the most wonderful results IL
has become aa indispensable article of
the toilet, and is universally admired
Newport Mercury.
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Happiness Or Misery,

The victim Of youthful moderation destroys
his happiness, ruins his prospects for social en-
joyment, marriage and the pursuit Of business
and ends bis hfe IN misery but BY the timely
use Of the long tried and faithful remedy
BeiI's specific pills
he may recover his health. Make therefore NO
delay In using this remedy. 1t gives speedy
relief and win soon effect cure In all cascs 81
Seminal Weakness, Emissions, Physical and
Nervous Debility aud arrangements Of the uri-
nary organs. Positive benefit Is derived by
using single box. II Is entirely yeaetsbic
aud harmless and-no change Of diet Il ncocssa-
ry whilst using them.
Price One Dollar per box with fun tircc-
tions.
Sold BY Druggists generally. Tn places
where they cannot BE- procured wifi send
them BY mail postpaid and secure from obscr-
walton on receipt Of the money. Address
J. BRYAN, NJ. d., $40 Broadway, N. Y.
Private and confidential circulars will be sent
to gentlemen free Of charge.
A. u. HuBsR, Agent, Westminster, Nd.
octlo-ly
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THOMAS n. AGNEW.

l"v ana zoz ShkEkwfcn ~, n. T.,
Has reduced the prices Of Teas, Coffees, Sugars,
Floor, aud all kinds OF Groceries from 10 u 20
per cent
n Best Japan Tea, 81
Best English breakfast Tea, 81.
Splendid Oolong Tea, Doc.
1000 bbls. Flour, all grades, from . upwards
2o,soo ga. Molasses, all grades, from 40 cts.
upwards.
Coirees, roasted and ground, l5c. to l0c.--
Sugars, all grades, al refners prices, and
eyerytking ussd In every family cheaper and
better than any store In New York.
THOMAS x. AGNEW occupies his own
store, owns the property, and has no rent to
pHF; imports and buys exrlusively Cor cash,
heter gave note in bis iifu, consequently be
cap undersell any house u she city,
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ORDER OF COURT.

I
10y virtue Of the powers given IL the 2Ist
Id Section 81 tha 9Th Article Of the Con
siituilon 10 the Judges Of the several Judi.
eiAl Circuits, 10 altar Or On she times for
holding nny oe ell Terms. until otherwise
prescribed, The undersigned, JaAees Of the
fifih Judicial Circuit. hereby. thu 18th DAY
Of March, 1865. rs and eaiablish, until 9th.
erWise prescribed b. law, tho followinx ne
the times for holding two yearly Terms ~
the Circuit Csars@ ~ each Of tha counties
comprising ssid Cireail, 20 which Jwror
shall ha summoned. VIA
IN Howard County on the Third Monday
Of March and the fits Monday Of Sep,ern
her.
In Anne Arundel County on sl,e Third
Moaday Of April and Tho Third Monday in
October.
In Carroll County on he sscoad Monday
~ May and The Second Monday in Novsm.
Der.
And whereas the said Judges are By tho
Aforesaid section Of the Constitution reauir.
ed 10 those counties where only two terms
20 which jurors are hnntmcncd arc hsld, ~
bold iwo other aud intermediate Terns "a
whleh Jurors shall not he sammOast aud
nfe also empowered 20 sller or hx the upcA
for holding the same, until otherwise pro.
sszited, the undersigned. Judges rs alors.
saids IN pursuance Of said Requirement and
autboEiiy, hereby, ihss lslh day Of March.
1865, Is and ossahlinh, aatil otherwise pre-.
scfibed by law The loIlowlng t-o yearly IL.
tssncdiate terms N each Of said eonnsics
and The linses of holding the sames
Ia Inward County on he Third Aondsy
Of June and the First Monday in Deeesnier.
In Anpe Arundel coassJ ON the Third
Moadny 10 July and The Third Monday IN
Jaauasy
In Carroll Couaty on the sccond Mossd1y
IN AaKsss and tho Second Monday Ia Fsb
raary.
OLIVER MILLER.
WM. N. HAYDEN, 3
4. HAMMOND.
Trc copy--tes,,
mo. n. BOYLE.
april p-si clsk
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"Thc History of the War Between the
States"
It's Causes, Character, Conduct and Results.
BY Hon. ALEXANDER II. SrgPnEks.
Send for Circulars, with terms, and full des
cription Of the work. Address NATION Al,
PUBLISHING CO., Philadelphia, "a.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given thas tho Com
IN missions Of the following persons
appointed Jnsiices of the Peace IN aud for.
Carroll county and State Of Maryland. wero
this 2ssh day Of March, 1868, received by
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Cor Carroll
tounty, aud they are hereby notificd that
those falling TO qualify within thirty days
from this date, thrir places will he deemed
vacant; John w. Joues, Joshua Switzer.
Charles Denniug, William j., Smith, John
NJ. McAllis.er. David Otto. Rhoderick Dor
sey, Stephen Gorsnch, Hensy Bnssard.
Charles Sykes. John l.amo,te. John II.
SINNERS, Abnrr Neal, J. II. Hoppe, WIN.
]. Miticn, William l.. Tracy, David III.
Hodacker. Henry Motter, ). Oliver wad.
low, Cornelius Jenkins, Charles W. Hood.
ST., Azariah oussler, William Ssoeksdale,
Nathan Gersuch, Levi liagliae, John
Maus, Alfred Warner, Joshua Cain, Henry
Cali, William Fisher. ~
JNO. b, BOYLE, CLERK.
Westminster, March 2sth, 1868.
app ~.
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DIR. HARvEY'S
Golden Female pills.

are intended for special eases requistne moro
powerful mediciBe. They are four degrees
stronger than the ordinary kind and perfcetIy
harmless and reliable. sf
Hyou cannot get them OF your druQQiat I
will send them by return mail. post-pan and.
secure iron, observation on receipt Of the money.
win also send an illustrated and Coniden-.
tai Circular 10 Ladies on application. Address
J. BRYAN, n. d., $40 broadway, N. y.
A. u. HuBsa, Agent, Wcstminster, Nd
octi0-iy.
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Assignce's NetIce.

IN the Disfrist Court n ths United State. for
As Disrfid If Haryiaad--Ia Bankraptey.
In the matter Of WILIAx BEAN, Bankrupt.
To rhom II may concern - The under.
signed hereby gives notice Of bis appoint
ment as Assignee ofthe estate OF William
Beam, Of Freedom. 10 the County Of Carroll,
in said District; aud who was TO wit, on the
18th day Of February, A. d. 1893, adjudged
Bankrupt upon his own petition BY tho aaid
District Court. Dated at Frederick the
2Sth day Of March. A. D. 1853.
SAMUEL. r. HURLEY.
ap9'St Assignee.
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We arc stiII Making
A COMPLETE
EEN nv tn nr.

COMPLETE
REVOLUTION NV TRADE,
and selling every description ~ DRY AND
FANCY GOODS, PLATED WAkE, JEWEL.
NJ, WATCHES, SEWING MACHINES, Ae.,
for the uniform price Of
ONE DOLLdR.
We would impress upon our patrons that out
stock 10 not qainposed of second hand t,aod.
or Pawn Rrokurs' asresiremcd Stock, bat i,,,pds
carefully selected direct from American asd
European MsuHactories, the greater portion
OF which are
Manufactured Issrolmircly for II,
which fact enables rs 20 offer our ea.to,ners
better Goods inr thu money than those who
profess TO be "ManHiaetarrrs' Agents" or lhan
can be obtained Ia any other way.
The unparalleled increase III our business.
and Che endorsement OF promiHent business
men and the press In general, is convincing
ptott that We have adnptcdfhe fatfest aud most
popular system ever placed before the public
We are the Hrtt who have attempted 10 make
"heroluti0D in Trade" by enabling the pub.
TIC To procure goods ~ smail quantities at
tnannfsct nrers' prices, thus saving the oansa.
mer three large profits made ~ passing through
uIe hands Of the ConfmissiUn Merchant, The
Wholesaler, and Retailer
send Climbs Of ten more with 10 cts for
each descriptive check, and the gettef NJ 81
me club sili receive present worth % 10 $500,
according To number sent
For SEND FOR 0uh NEW CIRCULAR.
We have also made arrangements wiih fiie
Great Oriental Ten Co.,
Of Bosten. 80 that We eau furnish our cestotners
with other Goods aud full line Of TEAS Al
precisely the same terms 10 Agents IS though
dealing directly with the company, thus giving
an opportunity Of selecting from the sarions
grades any quality they may desire. We also
pay agents the same commission rs allowed ny
The Company. Blank form OF order. with prie.
lisi and "TIlB TEA CUP" sent 10 any address.
PARKER A. CO.,
Nos. o. 4 GO Federal ST., Boston.
apI6.ft
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PATENT OFFICES.

INVENTORS who wish To take out Letter,
Il Patent are advised 10 counsel with MUM
a CO., Editors 81 the .Seismisr Amsrieaa, Who
have pressestcd claims before The Patent Office
for over Twenty fesrs. Their American and
ksropssn Patent Agency 10 the most extensive
10 shs world. Changes less than any other re-.
liable sEency. Psnphlrt containing full In.
struetions % Inventors, sent gratis.
a. A haadsosis Bound fnla,ne. containing
lse Mechanical sngravipgs, aud the United
States Census By Cohntiss, With Hint and lc-
csipfs for Mechanics, mailed on receipt Of Is
eeais. Address
NUM- & CO., 81 Park Row, New york.
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,oK AGENTS WANTED

UDUUh AUEATS WANTED
ED - ri. gdH Tng kHw B0og,
.NEN or DIN TIMES" or Leading
Patriots OF The Day. An elegant octave vol.
sine, richly Dlasirated With Is besatifai Steel
Engrasings, aud portrait Of the aathor, Mrs.
HARRIET DEECHER STOWE.
AFsats s~y Il l. the beat, and .sa. ne gsiekea
gay Hook tAsg srer seLd. Some arc taking
zuO orders per werk. IL Will ouisell "Dacls
Tome CaJis." We employ no general agents,
but pay extra cDnvnission. Old agents viii
eppreciste this itcHl Send for circulars giving
tuil particulars. Address HARTFORD PDB
LlsHlNG CO., Hartford, CT.
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State Bounties.


$500. $500
M ARYBAND Soldiers who were drafted
lfI and entered the United States Service
between April Ist, 1864. and December 18Th.
1864, are entitled to $500 Bounty. Mary.
landSoldiers who volunteered between April
LIST, 1864, and the 18th Of December, 1864,
are entitled 10 $500 Bounty. Heirs OF the
above deceased classes also entitled.
Claims filed and collected by
A. ID. SCHAEFFER,
Attorney at Law; Westminster, Md.
ap9-4t
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E.lale "a Darid Lsi.ler. dafa.
A New Select school i'm
w estmfnster.

DRoy. j. NJ. NEwsox will open School
for both sexes, In the Basement Story
Of the NJ. ". Church, On TUESDAY next.
THE i4th or APRii@ An interview with
parents having sons and daughters 10 edu'
cate, Is respectfully solicited.
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