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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-04
BULLS WORM DESTROYER.



TO my United states and World.
wide 0eaders.
hare received many Testimonials from pro
sssional and medical men, - my amaaacs aud
various publications have shown, all Of which
ass genuine. The following letter from highly
educated and popular physician in Georgia, 10
certainly one Of the most sensible communica-
items have ever received. Dr.. Clement knows
sxaetly what be speaks Of and his testimony
deserves to be written in letters Of gold. Hear
what the Doctor says Of BULLS WORN DE-
srRoYER:
vnlAHow, WALKsa CosxsY, Ca.
Jane seth. 1855.
Da. JosH BoLL-Dear Sir: have recently
gwen your "Werm Destroyer" several trials
and ind it wonderfully sGcAcisus. II has not
failed in single instance to have the wished for
effect. am doing pretty large country pras
tice, and have daily use for some article Of The
kind TN free to confess that knsw Of no
remedy recommended BY the ablsst authors tina.
10 so certain and speedy in it, effects. On the
ontrary they are uncertain in tho extreme Nv
object in writing you is TO find out upon what
| terms can get the medicine directly from you
II can get it upon easy terms, l shall use .
great deal OF il. l am aware that the use Of
| such'articles il contrary to the teachings and
practice Of great majority of the regular line Of
| .D's. but see no just cause or good sense il
discardinR remedy which W know TO be en-.
| cient. simply because W may be ignorant Of i'll
| combustion. For my part, l shall make it .
rule to use all and any means to alleviate suffer.
ing humanity which may bs able TO command
not hesitating because sons one more ingenious
than myself may have learned its effects nrst, and
secured the sole right to secure that knowledge
However, am BY no means an advocate or sup
porter Of the Thousands Of worthless nestruma
that food the country, that purpsrt TO cure q
manner Of disease to which human flesh 10 heir
Please reply soon, and inform me Of your bes
terms. lam, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT. n. b.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-04

The Greatest Medical Discover
known to Man
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03
St,uons Central and Sullf-
van Railroads.

snr;,, Arrangement commencing April lst
'0'0' ru.rss GOING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Waterbury at 1855 A NJ 2.lo and
As F's.. -.
Ns;l Train ieavs St. Adams at 6. 10 A. NJ,
and connects az Darlington with hutianu roa l.
At White River Junction and Bellows raiis
with trains for Boston, Worcester oprlhgneiu'
and with trains on Passumpslc w. " aiii'e' Ut
New York at 1915 Pm .,
nav Exnress leaves Montreal at $50 M, st.
Jobns at 10 a. m, Ogdensburgh, at 5.30 p IN. ,
kouse's Point at l0.45 a. m, for bostoh' &c
ARRIVING in Best . via Lowell at ~. p m.
Night Expire caves Ogdensburg at IL.
80 AM MONTREAL at s.3OP N, Rouse sPoint at 0. Az
p. IN. st Johns at % pm arriving az boston
A. 40 M, connecting at Bellows Falls with
Cbesbire R r. for Boston and Worcester. and
with VI. Valley R. R., for springfield &C.,
and arriy,ag n New York at w sop. m.
'AN Hi ISas'ec ma NoKTH AMP wEsr.
Leave Waterbury atS.G2 AM. 9.O5 M. 40 P
N, and 5.52PM
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell at s 90
m, for Burlington, st Adams ogdenscurgh
and Montreal. ,o,., n,
via. Lawrence and Fitchburg at = 30 a.
m Snrin pfield at 7 40 a. m, for Burlington,
st.. AIbans. o gdensburgh and Montreal
accomodation Train leaves Mortified at $40
, m Errlt-rton Rutland, st. Adams, Rousc's
Point. Ogoens Durgh &c. s.ty,s
No T's g receiving passengers rom Vermont Val
lev railroad, leaving New Yo5k A. 22l5PM' and
rom Cheshire railroad leaving soston at $50 P
=, connecting at White River Junction with train
u a.ving Beston at 800 NJ, for Burlington.
Ronse's Point, Montreal, and 0gdensburgh,
connectin at Montreal and 0gdensburgh, con-
nect;no with Grand Trunk trains for the west.
Sleeping cars are attached to both the nightex
nress trains running between st. Adams an
BOSTON. and st. Adams and Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West foI
,ale at the principalstations. q MERRlih,'
St. Adams Feb. "a, 1868 10 Supt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03
MALVERN FARMS,

The proprietor OF these Farms takes this op
portnnity to inform The public that he viii
continue to keep bis Hhe blood Bulls for The
ensuing season. upoh the same terms a. hereto.
forS, with this progis9 !; 1t must be Understood
.aa a. n wlo Have ths services u these as
mana s us w pay vi, ahe s ilal Zee reqarea Oh ds
nimals itfay be usqp fBr the season or Ave
dollars. WI WILLIAMS, Herdsmsn.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03
FOR ORCHARD Gull
TURE,

Can be readily investigated.
We allow no tender trees in our Nursery. We
ave trees suited TO a Northern climate. will
name some OF the best for Vermont, viz: Red
istracan, summer sweet Paradise Early Joe
'apsavinc, summer Queen fol- summer-St
Lawrence Golden sweet, Autumn strawberry
Vermont Beauty, Williams Favorite, Northern
sweet, Alexander for Autumn-Fameuse /,
probably the best tree for Vermont Tallmap
sweet, Jewett's Red sweet Russell, Yellow Bell
Hover. Winter Red sweet, English Russell, Flu
and Prarmain for Wipter-with many Other
varieties. Those who viii visit us can here Sc
over 5000 young truit,tre in orchard. 100.
100 budded and grated trees for sale. Owe
400 varieties OF Apple, Pear and Grapes Flow
er seeds, bulbs, shrhbhery and eyergreens; 500
gO strawberry plants at Sl.00 and 81. 60 pei
eundred-20 kinds.
60O0 Extra large u ees, bearing size 60 kind
Grab trees 5000 siberian Crab, yellow and
red 1000 Montreal Beauty Crab, probably the
best of all Grub trees, large Fruit, an immense
bearer 5000 silv r, Variegated Belle and fran
Icendant Crabs, with others. Choi @ Graf
trees 80 cts. to LOO
5000 Cider sorts very easy grown; immense
hearers. and all very hardy The celebrated
Harrison. of New Jersey; H0we's Virginia Crab
the richest cider apple; a most beautsful tire.
md treat bearer Higoe Red Romantic, Fox
Vhelp. Wine sap. Wine Apple,
1000 of Vermont Beauty, very rich. of sweet
flavor, noted for its excellence and beauty a
great bearer.
10000 Grape vines at Is cts. to SI.OO
5000 Pear plum and cherry trees
The apples that will ever lead ahead of all 9th.
Ars are the Russian varieties known as the
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03
Now il the time to eel good FarH i!
Farm FOR gale,

Farm for aAi In kpeh Miles rroEs M. Hyde
Park. and miles from Eden Cornsrs, Con ain.
ing l40 afresy Of good land 70 acSbs Under i'm.
Rrove,mebt .gth good hew build |hgs. !, II will
KIP ~ cow ana team, School hogsS and saw.
the house. Terms easy. For further bsrtieuIaps
inquire at the premises.
w D. N. ADAMS,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03

v BoLros, Vt. March 90, 1868
W, Il. BRADLEY. Dear sir IL used one bar.
rel OF your superphosphate OF Lime last wear
~ my corn, on field of about three acres, ma.
"hon a., anaei put tad e-spoonful to hill
ne corn where your Phosphate was Gsed csme
Up much sooner was ut u fp4st Ten days' and
cut up two weeks earlier. than any 6t6er mart
i the field, and yielded at LEAST tweniv MAJ
rs TO the acre more than where the man,;re ., ~.
lsed Without Phosphate. also used little Of
MS Phosphate In my garden with the same
'arked result on all my vegetables. esneci ae
melons. RussrIyJ npecn'iy
Witness. |. q. BRowY.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03
Notice in Bankruptcy.

THIS is TO GrvEr NSricE -, That on the first
day OF May.A.D, l86S,-a Vibrant IN Bankruptcy
was issued agaifst the, Estate OF Hanson +
cheney, OF Edehn, ", the, County OF lamoille.
ana state Of veFpiont. who has been adiudged
BANKRUPT, on his own Petition. that the paw.
hn,n o. any peas endde)iyery ol,any property
belonging VI sucht Bankrupt. TO him or tor III
USE ana tpe Transfer. OF any property by him
are Forbidden by Law that a meeting of The
vredltors or the said Bankrupt. to drove their
debts, ard to choose ons or more Issianees Of
DIS eststehwill be held alta Cob rt OF Bankpupt.
~, 70, hAhoden a. the Office oS John b. hartie.
IN naf IN the County loi Orleans. and Stale
o. vetNont. before John p. sagtle,s ReQister' on
the 10th day of June a. d., 1868. at ten o clock
a. III. sail, N. u FLANAGAN IN
~ Deputy us. Marshal.
70 DIS Monsfsr.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03
TESTIMONIALS.
FROM REV. HENRY WARD RREcHER.

BROOKLYN, N, Y. Jan. 2s. 1868,
WIN. L. BRADLEY. Boston.-Dear sir Il used
XII Suporphosphate, of your manufacture, du.
ring tie spring and summer of le6y, with good
carrots. "-o
Mefop sand cucumbers seemed to enjoy 1t. I
applied it to ylawn on grass, with decided
benefit. second seasons trial confirms the
good opinion which | had formed of it both for
farm and garden crops. Please send to Mr.. Tur.
ner halfton for early use.
HENRY WARD BgECHER.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03
For sale by

For sale By
I. b,& 8. brown. wA1EhBURY.
any qtautity. at manufacturers prices--with
eight added /; by l.. n. MOVES, IiYDEpARK
}. A. GILBERT, MUhkIsvILLE, n. ". Nc.
'ARLAND. JOHNSON & AR CAMP, stoRg.
g. Send for pamphlet
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03
From THE E1fn VICTOR WRIGHT ESQ

' 'h'1 "NiH fOToR " EIuHT, Esq.
MIDDLEBURY, Vt, March IL, 1867.
WIN. l.. BRADLEY. Esq- Dear sir I'm the
spring of 1866. purchased two tons of your
Super-pho, phate OF Lime.
used 1t all but one barrel with such degree
CT success that / shall use twice that amount
the coming season. hope in future to give YOU
o more full and definite account of my expert.
merts and success.
Truly yours. vIcToR WRIGHT.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03
FROM Ex-Governor CoNY, OF MAINE

FROM EX-GOVERNOR CoHY, OF MAINE
Ms. nm AUGUSTA, Me-, May ] 1867.
Il, MI. Wa. L. BRADLEY. Sir Last summer |
P9a iS aSrsstty of Super phosphate Of
rifhe OF Your manufacture. of Mr.. John Near
thur iappiiedit with most manifest effect
and received most satisfactory results. II was
equal toany fertilizer OF IFS class ever used by
me, ana can confidently recommend it as a
great agricultural utility. shall continue tn
use it quite largely.
Respectfully yours. SAMUEL Coxx.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03
GROyESTEEN & CO..
400 Broadway, N. Y.
PIANO FORTE.

Ourlast new addition to our different STILES
aLlra9tsg the admiration OF both critics and
popuiace Wemention specially. some, III the
CLAIMS O the new PIANO. Believing ths, ,axte.
rior shonl be rs beautiful to the eyess melody
ts 10 the ear, we have paid great attention In
getting them M in style that IT, conceded
by all who have seen them TO be the hand.
soonest PfAEo FoRTE made. They are an entire.
ly, new, STYLE with four full round corners
eavlly, carved legs and Tyre. base richly mould
81. and CONTAINS our latest improved new scale
and action, 1.-THE, tone Is melodious, aud its
adaptablity 70 Messages Of every shade of eT.
preSsions, from the .softest. murmurs. the Crhs.
sendc. s., and the +. r.. gives the the Perform.
H, every advantage OF Tie / ,Goncert grahd
pnce sooo' [jaly 10. 'Gf. y
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03

FROM ]. 8. PORTER, ESQ.
W. [, DASyILhE. Vt, Feb. 90. 1863.
IL d; BRADLEY, Dear sir Il have used Won,
iN Eeer1phosphate of Lime on corn. wheat and
lnd.a wheat, vita good results. "A'"' I'LL"
Yours truly, Us poprrp
fHoh THE WATcHMAN d REFLECTOR, Bosroy
We consider Bradley's super. pbosnho,a y,
LINE az the best Fertilizer in the market.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03
FROM Hon. GEORGE B. LoRIHa.

FHoH nun. UEURHE b. LORING,
g. SALEM, Mass. Jan 8 1868.
SIR The Super.phOsphate of Lime used by
me- OF your manufacture proved to be all /
could expect or desire have used every vari
ety, and found none which operated more eGec.
tually and permanently than yours,
Truly yours. GEohB. Lon1Nc.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03
+" OLDllNBURGH,'
And the
TT Q t q f XIV. .

lie ToI 8 x ""
Ecer bearing amost Magnificent apple !
md IMMENSE bearers Trees as tough as sibe
"ian crab or the common thorn.
W- To any Fruit grower who will set lOOC
.rees wi J warrant all for one year II fairly SET
4 any fail will suppDyall needed to make good
the loss. 81
The Fall is as good a time as spring to set a
tree.
We make sale Of large or small trees. The
dice of ordinary market sized trees three guar
ters of an oh in diameter, ranging in heiph,
rom l-2 to It is 80 cts. each per 100. The
russians at higher rates.
Now, our Lamoille Co. fricnds will be wei
come to our grounds at any and all times and in
coming tor trees they can stay all mig 1, only
'harged bare costs. | hope NAV have ths
'leasure of seeing many of you here in time TO
come - "
Enquire for Shipmans Fruit Farm and Nurse
res near Winooski.
If Orren Shipman.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03
FROM DR.. J. 8 DURAHr.

FROM DR.. is DuRANr.
DANvILLE, VT, Feb. 10, 1863.
VIM H. BRADLEY, Dear sir Il have used
your oaper'phosphate Of Lime for the asst five
nts were ilbst '5bvious. ''' ''"e'
Yours tatTy' Dr. DuR.xr
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-03
UNION ATTACHMENT.

A simple coutrivancc that may be at
tached to any Lamp or Gas Burner, 70,
warming food, heating .Yater. &c. &c
without interfering with the light. Rea
iy at all times ofhight or day.
a. Send for attachment circular.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
TXAMIN ER'S NOTICE.

The undersigned, having been by the Commis
sioners Of Washington County appointed to en-
quire and examine whether or not the convenience
36 tne puolic ana the neighboring country require
should be opened, to witt
Commencing at Samples Manor School House
running along the lines of Solomon Smith anc
Mrs. Johnson-thence along the lines of Messrs
Abraham and Christian Houser, Emanuel Nichols
Michael Ault, Richard johnson, Mr. Wilson ant
others, to the road running from Harpers Ferr,
to Sharpsburg.
Hereby give notice that they will meet at tht
place of beginning on THURSDAY, JULY 3Oth
1868 next if fair and if not fair On the next fair day
to execute said commission
SAMUEL SHIFFLER,
JACOB MILLER,
AARON BAKER,
May Ze-tm. NJ. Examiners.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
NoRDINANCE, for the protection of the

4 n ORDINANCE, for the protection Of tn
"A Market House and the grounds thereto at
tached, and for other purposes.
Be it enacted and ordained by the Mayer ant
Council of IIagerstown, that it shall not be Lawful
for any person or persons. to place any Wagon
Cart, Sleigh, Dray, Carriage or vehicle OF OF any
shedding Of or on any part of the Market House
space belonging thereto.
That any person or persons violating this ord,
nance shall on conviction before the Mayor, be
fined not less than one dollar nor more than five
dollars for each offence; the onehalf off fine, when
paid, to GO to the ;nforner, who is hereby declared
to be competent witness, and the other half for
the use OF the Town.
Passed this twenty ninth day Of May, 1868.
Test: WIN. NJ. TICE, Mayor.
". L. SHALL, Clerk. June 4, l66S-3t.
JOHN NJ. CLINE, and others.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
June 4, 1868.
TxAMINER's NOTICE.-The under

TXAMINER's NOTICE.-The under
J E1Isigned, appointed by the Commissioners for
Washington Comfy, to enquire iato and examine
whether or not the public convenience requires
that the following road shohld be opened, to wit
Commencing for a beginning at the Pennsylva a:
MIA State Line, near the Stone Bridge across Lick
ing Creek, and running thence through the lands
of John Shoemaker, Peter Hull, Matthew Senscl,
James R. Myers, William Myers, John Miller,
Henry Gay, Thomas Bevan VIM. F. Moffit and
terminating at point of intersection With the
National Turnpike at the waste wier ON the canal
next above Milestone Point in Washington County,
Maryland
Hereby give notice that they will meet at the
place Of beginning on WEDNESDAY,, the 22d day
of next, at o'clock A. NJ, (if fair, if not
the next fair day the sater,) and proceed to exc
cute said commission.
GEO. FEiDT,
JAMES CULLEN.
JOHN HENRY MARTIN,
June II, 1868 Examiners.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
A ALWAYS AHEAD

A ALWAYS AHEAD
This is a great age of Improvement! | have
secured the patent for an
OVERFLOW FOR CTSTERNS
or anv kink ola vessel to hold water 1t is
very simde in its construction and operates il
self. In putting this Machine to Ciserns, it
keepsont all insects and worms, the old way
the overflow is run off by sponts or pipes and
worms will get into the Cistcrn.
ROHRER'S SPOUT BRACKET,
which is the best thing ever saw for Spouting
am about to introduced
PERPETUAL. BURNING FURNACE
(Po, table or Stationary, guaranteed to give en-
tire satisfaction. There has never been any
thing OF tie kind ia th~ State. 1t will give more
heat with less fuel and will not require much at
tcution-say about once day.
A REDUcr1oN IN Cook STovEs.
am selling Cook Stoves rs low as TWENTY
DOLLARS and warrant to give satisfaction
I have just received lot of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
from New York, cheap.
NO. u PUBLIC SQUIRE.
ApriT %. JOHN II. COOK.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
. p e c 1 A L!

@-OfGiIt Window Shades-;n fs,, o.-
SoTtment-we invite Especial Notice!
IN W an fapers-we claim a Speciality!
n5 B5CCr9dering!-Plain, C9 Bright-velvet- eIvet
dot ali PapeFs-Ceiiing Papers
fnnn nlnuefLnSs-findOW Shades and Fix
I9fSs-Firep Place Screens-Trangomed
fLttshts, Corner Cup5Oards, etc., we have
iul: assortment of New Goods.
Eof dails-COridOFs-
nv ,Do"s-GHA BERs-sTAIRwAYs-sERYANL ROOMS
the New York Manufacturies! i''''' -'0 = '''
nos request an examination of qualities and pri-
anc VIII pledge ourselves to satisfy the pu
+r ssr the hanging of paper we will contract for
bor ~ per cent. less than regular rates. Remem-
49, T. G. ROBERTSON.
~ looo Bookseller
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
AARON T. CLINE, and others.

AARON T. CLINE, and others
No. 2042. In the Circuit Court for Washington
County, sitting as a Court of Equity.
ORDERED, by the Clerk of the Giro ,t Court,
this 30th day of May, 1861 that the Auditors Re-
port and Account, No. l, fled in the above case,
be finally ratified and confirmed by the Court, un-
less cause to the contrary thereof be shewn on or
before the Goth day of June next; proTided copy
ed and published in Hagerstown, once week for
threc successive wAe ks before the said last men
toned day. True Copy-Test.
VIM. Mex. KEPPLER,
June 4, 1868. Clerk.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
E,Sf la ,-s-zlgyz..zes...ssss lgyz..
LGN NszZsT &c SFI MJs

g - 90 %, 80; - t i
T1HE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
. RAILROAD.
On and after SUNDAY, May l7th, 1868, thre,
daily train, will be between Baltimore aut
Wheeling an Parkersbsrg, as follows:
MAIL TRAIN, for al way points, will leave
Baltimore daily, Except Sunday at S,45 A. NJ.
FAST LINE will leave daily (including Sunday
ut $50 p. n. EXPRESS TRAIN will leave daily
Except Saturday, at 8, As P. NJ.
These trains connect at Btllaire and Parkersburs
for all points West, Southwest, and Northwest.
WINCHESTER ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
leaves Baltimore daily at 4, 0P. NJ, Except Sun
lay.l Leaves Winchester for Baltimo e daily
Sundays exoepted) at 5 A. ~, connecting a
Frede; lex Junction with train for Frederick, anc
at Hagerstown Junction with train for Hagers
town.
The ELLICOTT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Balt
more at $40 and 8 so A. NJ, and !, 30 aud $50 p.
VI. Returning, leaves Ellicott's Miiis at 7,3J ant
II 10 A. NJ and 80 and $40 p. NJ.
FOR HAGERST0WN.
Leaves Baltimore at S,45 A. NJ. and 40 P. II.
connecting at Hagerstown Junction with Wash
ington County Railroad, arriving in Hagcrst0wr
a 2 IS and 8 20 7. NJ. Returning leave Hagers
town at 80 and IL A. M.. arriving in Baltimore
at US A. NJ, and ,45 p. NJ.
For Winchester
Leave Baltimore at s, ,45 4. NJ. and 40 i. NJ.
arriving at Winchester at 2,55 and 35 p. NJ
Returning. leave Winchester a. 5 and 10 So A. NJ.
arriving in Baltimore at 10. % AM. aud 4.05 7. ii
For Washington.
Leave Baltimore at 80, 1,05, $50 and 9,45 A.
n, and 3,l5, 4, and $50 P. II.
From Washington for Baltimore.
Leave Washington at and A. NJ and II, 80
2, 4,30, and AS p. NJ.
For Annapolis.
Leave Baltimore at 8.2) A. N. and l.l5 p. NJ
leave Washington Mt i \. NJ. and =. - p. Nj
Trains leave Aunap"iis at 30 \. VI. ans, 3, ~ r. VI
Sunday Trains
Leaves Baltimore for Washington at $50 anC
$40 A. NJ, and 4, Is and 800 p. NJ Leave Wash
ington at 800 A. NJ. and 43O, and 8,45 p. NJ.
For further informatif n, tickets of every kind
&C., apply to J. 7. ENGLAND, Agent, Camder
Station, or at the Ticket Office.
JOHN L. WILSON,
Master of Transportation.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
May %.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
Al&-N
A 81 a.. q EA
{FIIsEss
T p A SURY YDEPA RTMENT
COMP TROLER'S OFFICE
ANNAPOLIS, June 1st 1890

IN compliance with section 80 of Article sc of
1 the Code of Public General Laws, to wit: "Thc
Comptroller shall ubIish annually in at least two
newspapers, one of which shall be in the city of
Baltimore, the names of the Agents taking out
licenses, making insuranccs as aforesaid, or the
names of the Companies they represent" l here
with publish the annexed list of Insurance Com
panies, together with the names of their Agents,
and the date of expiration Of their licenses. The
attention of Sherifs of the State is particularly
called to this notice, and should they find any one
acting as Agent for Company whose name does
aot appear on he annexed list, they will bring the
matter to the consideration of the States Attorney
whose duty it is to prosecute the case.
WIN. J. LEONARD, Comptroller
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18

Of Ten D. llars for Insurance. the money to be paid
as soon the mare is known to be with foal, and
90 cents, cash in all cases, to the greom.
PEDIGREE.
Eclipse was sired by Northern Eclipse and bred
by Joseph Gehr Esq of this County. No horse
can boast OF a nobler Ancestry than can Eclipse,
tracing as he does through his sire to Imported
Northern Eclipse, and he by the Original 0'Reiley
Eclips-.
Eclipse is fine roadster and has few supcriors
as trotter. Although he has never been trained
and his speed therefore properly tested he gener
ally recognized of the fastest trOtters south
Of Mason and Dixon's line. The Horse will recon-
mend himself to all who see him and it is not
saIy to attempt to write him into notice, suffice il
to say he is considered by all competent Judges
one of the finest horses in Maryland. and has been
awarded the first premium upon two different oc-
casiGas al the Fairs of the Washington County
Agricultural Society, and the second premium at
the State Fair held at Frederick.
Eclipse is dark bay II hands high and weighs
about 1900 pounds, in ordinary condition.
Great care W IL be takeh of mares but no ac-
couHtabity for accidents or escapes.
". A. RIDDLEM0SER, Proprietor.
SOLOMON HARRIS, Groom.
April