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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-10

A LIAM & JOHNSON,
III 1906 MAIN STREET,
have just received fresh supply of
SEED POTATOES
Goodrich, Mercer, Buckeye, Peach Blow.
A small lot of very fine POTATO ONION
SETS.
Have constantly on hand large assortment
of GARDEN and FIELD SEEDS.
Their SPRING STOCK OF FLOWER
SEEDS is now ready.
Packages of seeds under four pounds sent by
mail, postage free.
Seed and flower catalogues for dstrbu.
ton. NH %
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Ry Lyme & Brother

BY Lyme Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. 1889 Main street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-10

nISSOLUTIoN OF CO-PARTNEh-
~ SHIP.-By mutual consent, Tue par, nd
nership consisting Of the undersigeee, n,
conducted under the style and oy the ha Hay
and Arm OF S. NJ. WILLlAMSoN, 10 .a, y, . .Ss
dissolved. s. NJ. Williamson assumes an W.,
liabilities of the late concern, and - aioA'
authorized to sign IN liquidation; ,,soy
J. NJ. GODDIN.
JAMES z. GODplN.
I: RrcHxoSp, VA. March 20, 1885,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-10

CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of sun
- dry executions in my hands against the
National Coal Mining Company, | shall pro-
1855. commencing at II O'Clock a. NJ, at the
courtyard of said company, on Twenty Sc
venth and Dock streets, near the Locks, about
1000 bushels COAL,
6COAL SCREENS,
HAND CARTS,
S WHEELBARROWS, and
IRON TUBS.
ap4 JOHN w. WRIGHT, b. y. u.
OF BANKRUPT'S
IN EFFECTS.-I shall sell at public auc-
ton, for each, ON FRIDAY next, the 10th In
slant at II O'Clock 4. RI, q stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, Sc,
at the store formerly occupied by A. Cohn, on
Main street opposite the Old Market.
J. a. LYMAN, Deputy Marshal.
Sale conducted by W. L. MApLE. aps
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-10

VIRGINIA NURSERY AND WINE
COMPANY.
JACOB FULLER, President.
L. w. ROSE, Treasurer.
JOHN NJ. ALLAN, Secretary.
R I; 3; II +. F R22sGShiARDsoN, Directors.
HERMITAGE NURSERIES,
RICHMOND, VA,
offer for spring planting a1arge and complete
assortment of
APPLE, PEACH, DWARF, and STANDARD PEAR,
PLUM, CHEhRY; APRICOT and other
FRUIT TREES.
CATAwBA, ISABELLA, CONCORD, NORTON, IVES,
DELAWARE, IONA, and all the leading
varieties Of
GRAPE VINES.
Also, a full assortment Of
STRAWBERRY, RASPBERRY, GoosgBRRRY,
BLACKBERRY, GURRAsT, and all other small
fruits;
Asparagus ROOTS;
EvERaRsENs and other ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Catalogues sent on application. Address
ALLAN & JOHNSON,
General Agents,
ia 2s-Sm Box ass. Richmond. Va.
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Seeds77oeu. FLORISTS, dc.

CEED POT.A TO ES.-Beach-Bl Blows,
- Goodrich, Jackson Whites, Sebec, Stow,
Mercer, Dykenan. and other choice varieties.
WOODS, FAY REED,
ap7 l6 Fifteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-10

CEED OATS.-l,5O0 bushels of SEED
y OATS in store and for sale by
CHARLES HOWARD,
NH "a corner Cary and Fifteenth streets.
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wEsrMrNsrER mAnKErs,
Rsparted Expressly for the AnyocArg by Thns.
Il. Sollers 4 Go.
nALTamonn mARaETs.

TugsnAY, April ~.
Fionr. Howard Street Super and Cut
Extra 10 j0nsil ~, do Shipping Extra / ! -
asl200. DO High Grades u 2lasl5 90, do
Family ~ 25aSlIOO. Ohio Super and Cut
Extra 0 10 as0 90, do Extra llaSll CO.
Civ Mills Super 10 BASH -, do Standard
Extra IL O0aSl2 30. Baltimore High Grade
Extra II DoaSli 80. Rye Flour . 19a $50 0O
Corn Meal 50. Backwhcat Flour 9JaS5 81
Grain Wheat lcceipis to-day were
composed Of 5j5 bashels white aud 1900
bushels red; only sales reported were 200
bushels prime Maryland white at 80 20,
f2s hgSlieIs do. at So 10; 2 0 bushels choice
Virginia Valley red ut SO 10; 800 bushels
rnedium Maryland At So 81 per bushcl. r
Coru-ybite at ! l0asl n, aud yellow at
4 lsaSI 70 per bpshel. Gals 7las0 cents
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, !
April -, 1Syg
BEEF Clttle. The offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted 10 g3I head
The priees ranged as follows Old cogE and
$scalawags. at 5aSG ordinary thin Steers
Oxen aud Cows GaS fair quality Beeves
7aSs; aud the very bed Beeyes al !aSJ0 10
per 10 lbs. the average price being About
81 80 gross.
ISaeep.-I'nir to good sllcarcl Sheep at
Gait cents. per lb. gross.
Iiezs. Prices ranged rs follows; Gdr 20
good live Hogs "a JDnsil 81 per 100 lbs
at.
Hiies. The same active demand coniin-
nes with little or no change IN prices. Quote
Steer at l3l TO II cents; COW at ~ 10 10
cents; Buenos Ayres at 80 cents currency
H,Ig.--We repeat last quotations., viz ;
For good 10 prime baied limotby 2iaS2S.
cominon do lua$20.
Leather. Has been rather moro quiet
during the weekIe Light slaughtered and
Rough Skiriing however, held their own
in demand and scarcity; prime remain rs
last given, TO wit. City SlauglIIeTs nj 43 10
~ cenis per ID. Tough. SkiIting at iOto ~
cents; Spanish Sole "a to 80 cents; Coun-
try Slaughters 3s TO 40 cents.
IRoot.-Unwashed at 28a30 cents; tub
washed at 38a42 cents; "a led at 3da56 cts.
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vvistar's BaIsam OF Wsla
ah

for the cure Of C0aghs, cold,, Hoarssasss.
A''Ama,' i@'"sHsa, Group, Wsoopisg cousa.
b'0"eAi'i' Prsd'positios 70 oO.ss~gtioa, u.
This great remedy is too weil known and /.
performing too much good to make Il necerssrv
70 80 into an elaborate discussion on ~ q eriss
oamce y 70 say that II still maintains il ssprs-
macy N curing diseases Of the most obstinate
character, anq fhnt all who suffer from ne
aSose Complaints, after having tested this rem :
euy seiuom nave occasion 10 resort to other
hoalth. a'on 70
TssrAosr o. Nh. fETERs SHAW.
WKsr wisrnLU, N, r., Dec. 10. 1890 :
Messra. s. w. FowLe 4 sos, Bostop.
dentIemen,--DuriRgth tho winter Of igls 7 -.
very much out Of health, afflicted with 4 .e,s,e
conqh, Pain ~ the side osd L,sno.. and Z g...as
raj depression Of health % such Al ertent :.
greatly 70 alarm myself and friends g ~ Il, =
result During this time tried several highI-
recommended remedies, with little or ~ sa.1
Iesuis ana had concluded 10 try the effsc,s ~ :
oosahern sa.s Climate apon my heafihi but. hsfaro
Ia..ying Ia' nus resolution into effect. w. ~.
useen py the urgent solicitation on yot,y sssn,.
~, n1rh.,ey, 20 gave DR.. WmrAE's BArssw ~
H.. osahhY trial. did 80, ana 10 nv sra.s
~ o Immediate and peFiqanebt rellef Al,
good health a. ever. / believ. n,...r n"T 70 %
one of the best remedies. fpr C6a,,f. 1s'sass
=" Lang 'Dsssases, now Ia use and
Nonsly recommend Il as such.
rspsrsd d'iSy BY sEru w. yJwTE rEIEn sEAw s6y
generally. " D'usg's's
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Great Disfribmtion By the
Gift Company.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS 4 PRIZE.
ca.h G9s 10 tie Alnoanf ef $3.50, 900.

HitiN WI IalUdHEHf EfHiuNH ttttr
yer Ware, Photograph Albums, aud large
assortment Of Fine Gold Jeweify, IN al val
ucd at 81 600 900.
A Chance 10 Draw any of shc' above Prizes
by purclaSing Sealed Ticket for Is rents.
Tickets describing each Prize are sealed IN IN :
velopes and thoroughly mixed. % receipt Of
% cts. Seaisd Ticket will be drawn without
choice and delivered AZ nnr Office, on srnt b.
mail 90 any address. Tie prise named upon Il
will b. delivered ta tbs ticketh0lder DB pay
meht Of one dollar. Prizes NiIi bgiinmediately
sent . any address, as requested, BY express
of return mail.
You viii know what year Prize |. before you
pay fnr II. AHy Priss ass Ls exchanged for
another ~ ne sptss eataa No Blanks.
Our patrons can depend on fair dealing.
KEEKnRNcns. - W. select tlie Few following
names from the many who have lately drawn
siashle Prizes and kindly Pcrmilied us 10
tYtibiisl ihcaS
ST. WiIkins. s7l SIKH Ave, u. ", 81 ,0oo;
Ms. T.. Stuart, 20 Nelson Place, n. T., $500
Miss y. Monroe, Chicago, 49,, Piaso Saiocd a.
$500, W. Curtis, New Haven, Geld Watch,
500, Robt. jackson, Dubaque, Sewing Ma.
chine, SlO0; Phillip MeCarty, Louisville. ny.
SsQ0i Jas. i.ogert, Washington. b. G.. Musical
Box, sl5oi y. y. Warren, 20 u street, y. y,
Piano, $500; \. 7. Fetris, New Orleans, Gaia
Watch, $780, w. 7. Taiilef, Atlanta, Ga, $500.
T. A. Patterson, Nashville, Tenn, Ntl0dcon,
$3.50; T. Dayton, Mobile, Ala, Diam0n Clu.tcr
Ring $40, =. Strong, burlington, W., eio0;
4. 4. Atkins. Springfield. m, Diamond Pin,
$500; Mrs. u. Maiwortb, Tfcnten, n j.. sl7s,
Thus. Bafrows, 20 Clay a., iialtimafr, sewing
Machine, Ss5g =. 7. Alderman, 30 MAia street,
Buffalo, sle0. J. Darsagh, n. Bedford, Masa,
Gold Watch, as; Mics n. Seott. Nisih aHd
SatnsoH e., phiis. Gold Watch, kon; :. 7. Zim.
paermne, lilcks ~ Hfooklyn, 400; w. Bawsrs,
Detroit, ooid vTSich, s3s0i Mrs. ". fallsr,
Hartford, Conn, Silver Sgt, SitVi A. rehitlry,
Isouisvilic, ny, UisWand hing, $500; q. +.
Mason, 80 Broad ~, n. w., ss0al Mira A. Mel.
Fuse, sixth Ave-, near z0ih a.. Pane, 100.
We putiish no names without permission.
The Democratic advocate., 1868-04-30
MARRIED.

On the 9th instant, al the residence Of John
II. Brown, Esq., Locust Grove, LoudOun coun-
", Va, By fhe ltev, K. G. Lccehman, Moses
Shaw, Of Carroll county, and Miss Lydia Al.
Hogc, formerly Of Bellcfontainc, Ohio.
0n the 10th Of April, by the Rec. v. hicli-
ardson. Lushan D. Fair and Miss Margaret A.
Case, both Of Howard county.
ON the llth ofApril, at baltimore, Rev. Wm.
Walsh, OF the Baltimore Conference, aud Mrs.
Lizzie Anderson, OF Howard county.
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Oninious al tI,e I,ress.

j." Mesisai fnstivals' several tluss pastpoa,
ID, compelling pafChasers 81 Tickets a. uait
iaf insaths iuf tba dlsisihution, has Impaired
pshiic confidence IN sach Aaaifs. The aniy lsir
syfteta of distributing ls the cid and popular
one aT Seplssf Finksfs, stalihg the prise, srAsoA
f,sH ss dsitrsesd irs5statafss "a gsogssaf u sls
dollar, This y the plaa ~ Harper. Wilson
a Co, iTs hfvadway, ll,c most attractive place
II tbs kind now in apeT siion. They sru deiag
She largest basihess aud deserve gh.ir success
fou eaanot draw . siq1. ODq farm there. bat
bsre reasonable ehaass Tor good pFife, ss
We knsw psasy chat hase dsAwn. ADD thv sgm
Is Telisbls. ~ Dstig AsHt, dgsH T. ltss.
'IAs Metropolitan Gift Eompany are disifl.
hniing many valuable pyiarr. MghaYe evan.
ined their manner " doing bgsissss sod kHow
them 30 be lair dealing hrin. Their pias s
more faIiffactaFy than "t'rcsentAllsn Fesl.
sais' a, they draw every 6ay aud Ihs ssiiscfi.
bcr heed not ray for the priEes drawn anless
saited - Hs-tls Trttass, F.h. 4, Igss
The Gift Establishment ~ Iafpcf, wli.aa
a Co, at va itoadsaf, 10 daiy drawing
crowds of visitors 10 witness the drawing pro.
eess. The investment is bd Is eenia Tor
ciiaaer, aud The prize drawn, " satisfactory, ts
Immediately delivered for one dollar. A fftsbd
ef oafs, last week, dfea a $500 prize which ho
promptly received, Nee isfk Herald Asf.
rs, isas.
send for circular giving msny more refer.
encct and favorable bptlosa iroai the press
Liberal Inducements 60 Agents. sstlsiaetiOn
guaranteed. Every package of sealrd EAFe.
loprs contains one cash giiI. His Tickets for
81 - for 81; ~ for 81 ITO for sis
All isllcFa shoaid be addrcsscd 10
llAErEH, WILSON a Co.,
apal-4t la bfsads'Hy, \. Y.
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lNEilr 1D REFRESHMENTS
Indispensable for ladies
IS ran
SEWING GUIDE. Z

beautiful article for the assistance Of ladies X.
hand sewing, not only protecting the finger
from the ugly prick Of the needle, but, being
provided with rib, the stitches arc made with
EXACT CTREGULARITf, and diacrsassdyapidhy.
it also keeps the point Of the needlein perfect
condition. For all kinds os eHbreidsring and
crochefiag Il Il invaiaabie. 60
The GUIDE Is elegantly silver-plattd, and
viii sell at sight TO every lady. Sent TO any
address, by mail on receipt Of 70 cents, or solid
silver, for IS cents.
Agents wanted In every town. Terms and
sample for rs cent?. Liberal discount to the
trade. Address NILES MANUF'G CO., SIS
Water ST, Boston, Mass. ap23-lt
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A Ill persons having Releases or Trans.
N fers to make prior 10 the approaching
levy for State aud County Taxes for 1865,
are hereby requested TO attend to the same
on or before the Session, commencing on
the first MONDAY IN MAY NEXT, after
which date no further abatement will be
allowed on said Levy.
by order Of fBoard.
JAMES BLIZZARD,
aplG-as Clerk.
The Democratic advocate., 1868-04-30
SRERrFF's SALE.

b
DY virsue Of three writs OF iieri facias, l..
I'D sued out Of the CiFcnil Court for Carroll
county, ai the suit Of the slale of Maryland
nseof Mary Louderbangh, against the gooda.
chaitsls, lands and teneInents of William
MinIer and John CoHoway, and 10 me diS
recled, have aeizcd the iallowing property,
yixl All the right, title. interest aud estate
NJ lhw and IN equity Of William Minler, Of in
10 the following Described tract OF parcel of
Land, situate, lying and being in Carroll
county ono tract containing 21t acres Of
lnnd, lying 10 The 9Th Election District Of
said county and a Wood lot, lying near 10
the aforesaid irBct, containing i0l acres OF
land, being the safac piece or parcels Of
land which we're conveyed by George Furh.
man and others 10 William Mintcr aud Ra.
chel furhman By Deed bearing date ssh day
of September, 1850, and By Rachel Furh.
man 10 said William Minser % NE saasc dag,
and recorded in l.ibar W. A. Nick. No. 81,
Folio ~ and 20, one Of ihe Land Records
Of CARROLL county; also, ell the right. tale,
interest and eeteia whereof his father, Mar.
Tin Minlef died seized and possessed, con
tainiug 3G3 AGHrs or I.txp, being she sarae
laiId conveyed by Adam fdiingcr " I,e
ssld Martin Minter, deceased. The Improve.
u,rnts arr tso story FRA ME DWELLING
HOUSE, BARS sEj other sas buildings,
hereby Eise notice shat on MONDAY,
the 9Th day Of May, 1853. Of o'elock. Y.
~. II the Court HOUSE door, in weatmins.
trs, viii oifrr the ahave property, 10 seized
aud taken 10 sKecatien. si Pnblic Sale, 10
tho highest bidder, for cash
THOMAS b. GIET,
april2u sheriff.
The Democratic advocate., 1868-04-30

To the Weak, the Worn, and the
Weary, the Editor Of the Boston re
cordcr says, "We can most unhesita-
tingly recommend the Peruvian syrup,
a protected solution Of the protoxide OF
iron to all the weak, thc worn aud The
weary Mying richly experienced Its
benefits It possesses all the qualities
claimed for il by its proprietor"
The Democratic advocate., 1868-04-30

"Obtainiug money under false pre-
tcnces''---vending miserable hair prep
rations. A trade that is fast dying ou', !,
however; for the universal popularity I
Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative"
is rapidly putting ap efectual stop TO
such coatraband traffic Rihnond
Enquirer
The Democratic advocate., 1868-04-30
ASsIGNEEs SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
IN Ifi,fvrfT 7 ppIrItf.
IN FRfZELLSBURG


DIR virtue Of an order passed by Hon. VIM.
Id Il. Giles, u. s. District Judge for Ma.
ryland. the undersigned, Assignee of Richard
Dell, Bankrupt, will sell at Public Sale, in
Frizellsburg, on SATURDAY, the I'd day
Of May, next, at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ, all the
right, title, interest and estate. At law and
IN equity Of said Richard Dell IN and to the
following property:
]. One Large Two Story
BRICK DWELLING LAX
HOUSE, with Store House tss ~.
attached, and Lot OF Ground q e sEsl.ss q
containing one quarter Of an acre, mere or
less. now occupied by Ungcr q Reese, Aler-
chants, upder a lease to expire Isl Of April,
1870, and very valuable for Mercantile par.i
poses.
2. Acres, Roods aud G perches Of
LAND in Frizcllsburg, suitable for building
and pasture lots.
9. . Acres, Rood and 4 Perches Of
LAND, more or less, situate on the Stone
Road. in Myers District, and purchased by
said Dell from ]. Vim. EarEart, Trustee il
Equity.
BY said order the above property will be
sold subject to all liens aud membranes
thereon.
TERMS. .-One third cash, balance ii @ and
and " months. ON note with approved So
eurity. JNO. u, SMITH,
april lli7-ts Assignee.
The Democratic advocate., 1868-04-30
PATENT OFFICES.

INVENTORS nho wlrh 10 take oa, le,,srs
Il Patent arc Advised 90 coauFrl with MUM
A CO., Editors of the Scisa'i6e AmrrioaA, wLo
bsFe prosecuted claims before the Patsni Uiiiee
for over Twenty Years Their Amefieas aud
European Patent Agency IA the mast extensive
10 the world. Charges lrss than any other fe.
liable agency. APamphlet containing full in.
strucii0ns 10 inventors, sent grats.
GE- A handsdnlc bound Volume, containing
$50 Mechanical cBgrayings, aud the United
states Census by cauAtirs, with llints aud Ne.
eeipts Tor Mcchanfcs. mailed On receipt ol Is
cents. Address
MUM a CO., 81 Park Roa, ScR York.
The Democratic advocate., 1868-04-30
Graces's Celebrated save.

s-, ar are constantly hearing favorable rcports
ron those who have tried this remedy, Emy
nnnsh,ony, AM vile Of Mark Anthony, Of dis civ,
q feion on the finger, was recenflv sndnc.S ~ ~,
make a trial Of ihe Salve. Almost lnstsn,E
sho experienced relieffrom the pain, which h.d
becn ALMOST uncomfortable. Every ether rewe.
dy but this proved unavailing. Those who
naye tried 2ncc are satisfied Of ID merits, aad
Plys-FaH Rirsr Herss
The Democratic advocate., 1868-04-30
DIssolutIon OF Copartnersl.lp.

INHE CoPartnership heretofore existing
under hie name, style & firm Of stout
fer x Hoffman, has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons indebted
10 said firm will please eall and make imme
tdatc settlement.
We tender our thanks TO our customers
and the public for their liberal patronage 4.
Il. 5. STOUEFER,
SAMUEL HOFFMAN.
New Windsnr nril | 4 Ia.iN'
The Democratic advocate., 1868-04-30
IplEIl.

On Friday last, near woodbine, In this
county, Mrs. Florence FJss High, daughter Of
Henry and Ann JaBe Foss, aged 10 years.
In this city on Sunday night last Mr. Thorn
as Tuohy, aged about 80 ycarp.
The Democratic advocate., 1868-04-30
HsooK AGkxTs WANTED

I'd f0a TuE KHw 6ong.
ASaMEN or 0uH TINES" or Leading
Patriots Of The Duy. An elegant octave vol.
nine, richly iils.tfsied Eith Is beautiful Steel
hngrayipgs, and portrait Of the aulhor, Mrs..
HARRIET BEECHgR STOWE.
Agents say Il "a the best, aud ssH. ne qssstes
81 aag,A ,Asek they soid. Some are taking
200 nrdefs per week. II will 1nlsell pLHcis
Tome Cabis." We employ no general agents.
but pay exsga eominission. Old agents viii
appreciate this item Send for circulars giving
fun particulars. Address HARTFORD PUB
LISlIING CO., Hartford, ct.
The Democratic advocate., 1868-04-30
THOMAS II. AGNEW.

THOMAS II. AGNEW,
200 and 262 0sEssw,cH ST., N. Y,
Has reduced the prices Of Teas, Coffees. Sugars,
Flour, and all kinds OF Groceries from 10 70 20
per cent
Best Japan Tea, 81.
Best English Breakfast Tea, 81.
Splendid Oolong Tea, 90c.
1000 bbls. Flour. all grades. from sii upwards,
10000 gal, Mols,sos, all grades, hon 10 cts.
upwards
'Coliocs, fy,asted and ground, lSc 70 &0o.--
Sugars, hlf kfadef, at refners' prices, and
every thing used 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 q
pay; Imports and buys excusivcly for cash,
ncy er gave a note in his life, consequently he
can undeFsclI any hohse in the city.
The Democratic advocate., 1868-04-30
IsR T. sM FISH

brccn Teas,
Pine Apples,
Frcfh.
Closed,
Spiced, and Picked OTsfkhs,
picksls, mixed aud plain In jais, Chow Chow,
Pepper sauce. Tomato CAtsapS. JeIleys, 2c.
Also Scssonablc Vegetables always on hand.
Potatoes, Corn Meal llomiBy, Lard, Butter,
Eggs, Bacon, Salt, Cod Fish, 80 fact everything
pertaining to Arst-ciass Provision Store
10 Come and see for yourselves and be
convinced.
The highes cash price paid for all kinds oi
Country Produce.
Thankfal for the pas, fayors. the subsctlber
hopes thatby ttrict attention and by selling
cheap, 70 receive a liberal share Of patronage.
c. RUS u. STONESIRRh
apgs-lt
The Democratic advocate., 1868-04-30

FVNliE Subscriber wishes 10 inform she Public
thathe is nov receiYing daily large guam.
titiss Of all kinds Of
FIR ESH FISH
right from The Fishing Shuro. first handed.
The public u IN yited to call. Dealers furnished
at city prices, either il large or small quaint.
ties, through the season.
To the Ladies' ] would cay | have replcird
my Store Room and have splendid stock Of
CANNED FRUITS on hand, such as
Peaches,
Tomatoes,
Strawberries,
-. g.. iiackberries,
Green Peas,
Pine APPLES.
The Democratic advocate., 1868-04-30

THE business will be conducted at the
old stand in future under the name,
style aud firm Of StoufIer & Hoffman, who
hope by close attention 10 business, just
dealing, and desire to please, TO merit q
.contipuance Of past lavors, which have been
extended to the old firm.
II. s. ST0UFFER,
WILLIAM HOFFMAN.
Anr,i J4th 1879 -.,.Ja ..
The Democratic advocate., 1868-04-30
FOR SALE.

A Thoroughbred Aldcrney COW and
"a Calf The Cow ono Of ihpS1TT---N
best IN the State. Also very - n
large NewlouDdland Pup, very - " I
cross Address or call on ie :.
JOHN N. GAMBRILI.,
ap23 st Tnneytown, Carroll Co., Nd.
The Democratic advocate., 1868-04-30
we are stIIt ssaking
A. COMPLETE
REVOLUTION m TaanE


REVOLUTION ~ TRADE,
sod srilias every aescripsian II DRY Ann
FANCY GOODS. PLATED WARE, tgwEf..
~ AItiha, stN lAo AACHlNf-&, Ae.,
fsr tbs aHiiorm ptier ot
OHB DOLLAR.
We N"ajd iSpfrp uPon nnf patrons that sssr
stock u sot eomCtsed ~ secnnd baaa unasls
~ fsSn Bfokefs nnfrdessBed STOCK isut tIsss,,is
safeisily ssisetea difss. ffsm Assefioan AnA
kaFeprau AanaIsosntiss, siis greater portion
ef which zfo
.haaafartsrsd Esciasircly for u,
Witch facs enables ~ bs aftef aar eastssner.
better Bugts far the ulnHry than tspsa who
Prafess 70 be 'AAHafaetaretf Agoats," OF ,haa
can be sbtAined IN aAy other wsy.
1hs unparalleled increase ~ oar lBusiSssss
'ana The ehdoFssmsnt of pfomiasng h8ssnrss
tsgn atd the press IN grartai, u cnnxlnuiaw
proof that 80 have adapted tiio isirest and isasi
yopalAF stsism stqr placed hofsfr The pablic
We arc the hrst wha hara attempted u saaka
"lsss oigtioa 10 Trade" 4" b, onAhlinF The psb.
lic e. procnrs gaads IN stsall qnaa.lties at
maHafscisfcss' prices. tbas taFiag the eaasB.
aeT sbfee large profits a. ado In passing thfoaEh
the hands u tau Commission Asfehsnt. the
Wholesaler, and Retailer.
nSnd flnbs " ien or moro wish 10 cs@ h1r
each descriptive cheek, and the gsttsr np of
tbs elsb viii receive aprcsrnt w8fih 81 30 $500,
according 10 aupHbcf srnt.
gsc- SIND foK uUk NEw CIRCULAR.
We have also made arrangement wllh The
Great Oriehtni Tea Co..
Of Iisrsgu, 20 that W. can farnIsh oar euslos,es.
Hiih other Goods pna fpIl line q TRAA Al
precisely the same lefms 10 Agests as ihuaeh
deslinE directly With the eompaHy, thus eirisR
an "pFottssiiy " selecting from the Tarioas
grades any qualiu ihzs mSy dusife. We mlso
pay ageuts the saHir submission ~ allowed by
The Company. lllank form of order, with price
list aha 'iTilk TEA CUP, 4" sent ts any address
PARKER & CO..
Nos. q A % Federal 81, Iioslon.
hulg.lt
The Democratic advocate., 1868-04-30
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The Democratic advocate., 1868-04-30
no TmE LAnIEH.

We are agent Tor over 0sE HUNDRED For.
riga and Dosesiic Manufacturer. aha arc pre-.
psfed 90 faFaish The wh1ie rDsnlry with DRY
and Fancy GOODS. siiks. Shaais. lswelsy,
silver NAFs, fusailafs, Iisnas, HeNlas Ma.
shlaes, Ae., Ac.. At The ahigarm price II
OSg DOLLAR ron EAcH ARTlcLE. !.
ssud year siai,s ~ 10 and upwAfar. for De.
soipiisc sherts, shghing shat article ran BE-
obtained fes Onf Dollar, aith 10 eenla Tor each
skcsk. cifcalsgs Aeht Fres. Ffssrnts worth
ffna = ~ 500 scat ifc5 ~ charge 10 agrais
spsdisg olut,s.
lser Agents Wanted In every Town.
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10 Arch Street, BestsB, Macs.
The Democratic advocate., 1868-04-30
Bridge Notice.

'NDTlCE is heaeby given that appIica-
IN ton will be made by Petition, TO the
County Commissioners of Carroll county.
ut their first meeting after thirty days from
the date hereof for the purpose Of having
q Bridge built across Big Pipe Greek, were
james II. Dodrer's, formerly Groves Mill. J
JIM Myers District in said county.
JAMES Il. DODRER,
ap2'5t and 40 others.