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90 RAGNAIJYST TiBAKERY,
! EsIABLIsHED 1884.

II ID. BRIGGS, THE OLDEST ESTA-
tls fBLISHED ANDfLARGEST BAKERY tj
. - II +IN&THE STATE. s " stgs
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DIEDMONT LIFE INSURANCE COM
Il PANY OF VIRGINM.-W. C. CARRlNG.
D., Medical Adviser; j. J. HOPKIN, Secretary
This company issues policies on all popular plans,
including return premium - plans; on some OF
thcscpans after one cash payment, on others aftel
tiro. Its policies are nOn-forfeiting.
The success of the PIEDMONT IS unprecedent-
cd During the first five months of Its Organiza.
ton ii has issued larger number of policies than
ANY other company In the United States during the
same period of Its existence. Frs, -
The PIEDMONT is a great success, Its respon-
rates low, and Its management is In the hands OF
men Of rs high Integrity and as fine business abil-
s E as any In the State. Finally, tits HOME IN
RICHMOND AGENCY,
H. G. DESaIELDS, Agent.
DR.. I. r. PAGE, Medical Adviser. NH l7-sm
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
1a1 PANY OF NEW YORK-ANNUAL IN.
NUMBER OF POLICIES ISSUED DURING
THE YEAR, IS, la,64o--NUMBER R0FPOLICIESl IN
Flr0RCE FEBRUARY 1888, So, ss4. .-The . Nj
pany in the world. It Is Conducted col on the only
principle which time and experience has proved to
be ultimately safe and trustworthy. It's assets are
not Invested In fancy stocks personal securities,
nut III bonds and mortgages on real estate, being
r, hrst lien on same, and thus placed beyond the
reach Of any contingency.
me company, beng purely mutual, diytdeSl Is
whole profits annually among the assured, and
ths dividend can be used ln payment of premiums
"rto purchase additional insurance, at the option
D. N.lWALKER & co., Agents,
DR.. J. b. McCAw, Medical Examiner. NH 20
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j. f. EDWARDS, President.
WILLIAM B. 1SAACS, Vfce-President.
ID. j. HARTSoOK, Secretary. .lt -
CHARLES Ii. SMITH NJ. D.. Medical Adviser.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, a,
ap 2l--d3m .Sw1m fGRt5 General Agent.
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The steamer Hatteras, Of the Old Do
minion Line, from New York, has been de-
tanned at City Poiht by the high water, but
is expected to come up this morning.
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Tho above described ilaai Rstatq = Situated
atd bognfs ~ ihs Western ga. Railroad. ti,fes
miles from Westaiu5tsf aad about ons s8ayIh
q ,niie FROM DIS DagsagA Staiaa ~ falf Hail
isoad.
PArm No. J. j. 10 a good state n oalilssi.aa.
conveniently wRiCred - aetGrlaiiiug sfress3s.
ihe hslds arr lai,i-otin c98ssaieni sifa and -.
closed b. geui ltng ahaai 10 Aaftr u af5f
eiass Meadow isnd, and about IL Arfss y
hfsfily covered uita Chsstaul, iiiek8re sad
OAK Timasf.
Farm SO. 7. sAidss 80 !, and si,sss oas.
laif L iiilsble lead, aud lbe ushdf haii K aarsia
lcai iisgbsg IaHa c,fe5slibg ~ Csestpui.
ltifk9rY ga oaA, and is NaiFfea BY tag Ia.
iatsafn SOD nsirf strsams
ffFm So. 8 aijaas No. 2, And 4 laa hlsh
state ef euitrailaa, hafdiags ana ftaeaa ih
E''ad FeF2if. 8}ipge "a aias driving gaunF
urthsFd on Oh Yfe@irct = snflng n sass
Msios Hess iile llaese, Sod daa bgoeaftiaa {.
NgaiaH sod Hrthm i.aaa
~ NJ. J. ia wnnd vi al siaisg De Hone
fatm. r4nti'fing ~ assi tiss fiasbre.
i'it sa 2. ai5HNs I'm &ns d agi u ! Weed
10, eeneisiing t,isripsilf ~ Chestnut ain,is-f.
t.0i hts ., y pafc,l " Nrad5H ia5a o..
nsaalai Is appsstfe lh iis,iae fHfm. ssias he
taeen he lsiaisea and Wt-teta Na R4,lraad
iali i'lsi . ~ tbe sssi Efsais abaFT D.
sHFih 9 WI ~ sst8sted - he aHy % ssia
SOS iaisfHasisa "a TrKsil H. ilp taasa a4ll ~
fatrislisi On application t. tAa Tustsr 81
y tftHtaaFfi Hd ANG Fsf AiHs assAiHat4slea
ihf prataitf ssaili csA spss ~. nsstI Lane.
frsialns ~ n iiami Fare
3Cgsf 81 ,sais a. sfacgaFa ~ tie CgHsf sys
oss shita rahnn ihe Hay 81 ysif - o. iAs
Fsihfaitsu i'.sfgsf anf ihitJ u ase teaf. aad
ihe sih+f IS HNiA3 - t3se fesfs ff..ts 81 asF
% ia8-, ~ rtfflii iia47a its % y saehf,d 81
ihe h"'s. " iAf pHrehsFer ~ psfubsseis aisb
approved srtmiiy, bfsi.ns iiivit,i frem ihe
aay Vt sale
CliAs q. BtifsNlDEg. Tlsaee.
Hspts teifasfaf, 84iiat5fE
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4 VALUABLE LITTLE FARM
AT PUBLIC SALE

The subseiber, o. Attorney fot tho owner.
viii sell a. Public Sale, at Mount Airy, on
Satgflay. S'YtemLer 1911, 1865,
at o clock, P. ~, Tract Of Land, con.
tanning
SO ACRES, more or less.
The improvements thereon consist Of com.
Portable two story Log Weather sess4
boared House, with back la,ill TfsEd
ing, Log Barn, Smoke lloase, lsssA
Chicken House, Tobacco TIohsc. &c.. an
81 which are Ia good repair The land IS IN
o good siste OF cultivation, the fields arc
lag oifin convenient size aud well waterad.
Ibis farm is three iourths Of q mile from
Mount Airy Station, on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, and adjoins the land of 10.
seph Spurrier, DIR. Beam and Nimrod
Harrison, and was formerly occupied by
William Stamp
The above described properly, BIZ reason
Of It's proximity % Railroad, conycnionce 10
market, schools, churches, mills 6c., pre-,
sents great inducements to purchasers.
Any information In regard TO the proper
ty can be had on application to the undcr
signed, and those wishing 70 view it will b.
shown the same by Mr.. Browning residing
| thereon.
Terms Of sale, dre,r- 0ne-half cash, bal
ance in two aud three years, the credit pay
ments to be secured by the notes Of the pnr
chaser orpurchascis with approved security
bearing interest from the day OF sale, or
longer credit will be given If desired.
/ CHAS. 7. RElFSNIDER.
Attorney for George NJ. Ehrman.
sep Its
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tic SALE
OF A
VALUABLE FAR M.

T U d III @ SALE
VALUABLE FAR M
TnE subscriber win sell at Public Sale
on the premises, on
1h'rsaag, the 15th day Of Octobcr, 1868
THAT VERY VALUABLE FARM,
now tenanted by Henry Fuss, situated IN
Carroll county, one mile Sonth Of Union.
town, andtwo miles North of New Windsor
adjoining lands Of Michael Wagner. Sr.
Jesse Weaver, and 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, at least 500
panels posi- and rail fence. About 81 a cres
is in very
VALUABLE TIMBER,
consisting o. Oak, Hickory, and some
Chestnut. The fields are convenieptly hid
ont, and are very level and easy Of cnkipa
non. Also an excellent ORI'HdRD of
various kinds OF fruit. The improvements
are comfortable two story Roughcast
DWELLINGi oil the following Fsa
NAMED buildings have been put ssa3g
nj within the last few years. and aaatat
are therefore IN fine condition. NJ
tltge Syilzer Barn with three threshing
hoors' with one large pen nj each ead for
grain and hay large double wagon shed
aud corn eIib, large grain shed ash thresh
inZ heof 10 the centre, aud one pen f,3F Grain
each side, q good hog house and corn crib
above, very good dairy With fret rate
spring Of watcr very convenient TO the
dSeltlpg house. aud good wash h1use i'm
lnedialcly adjoining. smoke house. enrriage
th!pase and blacksmith shop, and a large new
lime Kiln convenient 10 limestone The
farm iswell wataed having q constant a,r,.aIn
OF water ~ or aear the lmrn yard.
There are very few farms ia the comfy
superior 70 tbs IN pro1dcliyencsa ~ 10 he
Yield OF wheat rse, corn, oats. eFnes bnv
&c., IS always heavy.
Pcraons dcsIrons of pdfthgsing frat. rate
iarin are referred TO John Smith. Esor
West End, Westminster, who will give I'M
inflammation necessary, IL regard 10 iiie con.
dilion Of the farm, or the terms of sale
which will be made easy ard aecsmm6da.
ting OF w calling on tho snbscriief Ey,ne
ntar Nehelield, carroll county, Maryland
sale 70 eommciicc u ! o'clock, r. r., on
said day Of sale.
WILLIAM A. Norris.
aug 25--ts
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Estae IF Joha y. HaItman, decedsed.
NOTICE is hereby given that tire Sub
l y scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Carroll county, letters Of Admins,
traitor on the Personal Estate OF
JOHN II. MAILMAN,
late Of Carroll county, deceased All
persons having claimsagainst said Estate are
hereby warned to exhibit the same within
six mouths from this date, otherwise they
may be excluded from all benefit os said
Estate. Those indebted are requested TO
make immediate payment.
HELEN MAILMAN,
aug 27--ft* Administrative.
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Valuable Farm al Private Sale

~ III apbacribor, a. Agent, viii sch a.
a i'f'Taic sale, Farm containing
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HOUSE and LOT FOR SALE.

TIE Subscriber offers at Private Sale
the HOUSE AND LOT IN which he re.
sides. situated in Mcchaniesiown. Freaer-
iek county, Maryland. I'bc House Il
beautiful and substantially built. two aud a
half stories high, and contains nine rooms.
large hall, with dry cellar, also conveniently
arranged back building excellent siabling.
The Lot Is 81 feet front, and the ward &
filed with choice Frnit frees. This Is one
OF the finest situations IN the town, and a
near the Western Maryland Railroad.
The subscriber deems it unneeessary to
give minute description Of this property,
as those wishing to purchase arc requested
10 examine.
Also anunibcr Of Tots suitnble for Busi
ness Stands. M DANIEL PDOLE
sep10-3ts
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TT will pay to call and examine that new
i stock Of beautiful shades Of Alpaca, al
jnne A. NJ. WARMERS.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

At PRIVATE SALE.
I'nr undersigned, - Agent ~ ~ owner.
ueeFs g, fugase sale. a very valuable Farm,
.iiaated - Aofsaa Valley. on chs Wafaolis.
b'ifE Toad, IA MILES from Orcndorf ;
siasidH ~ tbs Western sd. Railroad, al
jgiss lands Of Jeremiah Holdas0B, Ii. z
"oolaiu aud others, containing
10 icr1, Roo,is aad . PereAes.
ntsre o. rvs
The improvements eansist u a
comfortable DaEEttsu II orar,
Spring HOUSE, Bafns. &c. Fenc. s...:E3
ipg weod, About 90 or 60 Acres ssaA.Is
nfo ~ TIMBER. consisting of Oak. Chest
nai and Hickory, The iaun Ia n good
condition., iaving been lined. and Il near
au excellent limestone quarry The farm
viii b sola AZ whole Of in lFaogs 10 sui
Purchasers
There j. also on tbs property one of the
lieest Apple Orchards Ia thc county.
Ih,a property will be- sold at BARGAIN,
sad terms easy. II nos diaposed Of hy the
irsi q dahuary next, il viii BE- for rent
Apply %
JEREMIAH /. sHuEEY,
Agent Cor jesse kurls,
aag z Tn adjoining the property.
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63 Acres Of Land ,

= - - - 1900
OF which ~ Acres Is covered gith excellent
Timber, the residue IS cleared land, 10 a
talufable stale az cultivation. aud Is under
good fencing. There j. hn Apple Orchard
on this property in good bearing condition,
The improvements consist Of Two Story
Double log We9iberboerded 1-s
III y USE fsatsfh
with Stone bach building; Log ifik
Barn and Spring House, With k q
never falling Spring Of eScelent water near
The dwelling. There 4 On this property p
stream Of water Of sufficient power TO run
one burr and paw; and from tho surfecc
indications there Is also hank Of Iron ore
Of the same quality aud character Of that il
the ilnmediatc ueighborh0od
The 7crDis Of Sale are, riz. One-tlIird
part Of the purchase money shall be puid
by the purchaser or purchasers TO the 1'rns.
tee on the day Of sale. or upon the ratifca.
ton thereof by the Court aforesaid one
third to pc paid in one year and the remain
ing third intwo years from the dug OF sale,
with interest and 70 be secured by the purl
chasers' notes with security 10 he approved
OF hs llie5aAdersigncd.
j. j, BAUMGARTNER,
Trustee.
]. gsstr Hoprn, Acutioneer
sop 3r--ss
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TRUSTEES SALE.

The subscriber, Is yirtnc ofthe decree ~
thoCifClit Court lof larr1li county 10 Equity,
passed ID The ease 81 J ] iaamgarnef aud
oshers, against Mary l., Baamsauner aud
otasfs, will olor thf laud 10 slil cause de-
creed % be sold nt Public SHE, % tbs high
cst bidder, upon ihe premises on
Saturday, he 2Gtl dey N S,piemLer,
1903, at o ciock, +. N.
This property y situated n Carroll COIN
y, Nd, 90 tie pablo road leading irons
Ncist's lformerly AiauA Mill 10 Cound
sancs, formerly tho property " J. and l..
Peters. lsboag miles from the former and
! mile FROM tlir latter place, aud adjoin
land q Josiah Adlespergcr, Josiah Baum.
GARNER and others, and contains
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w YOMING TRIBE No. 81, /. O. n.
w NJ. at Uniontown, intend celebrating
The 9th Anniversary, on 81
Saturday, September 2eti, i,istaiti
by public procession in the pleasant grove
Of DR. w. n. Martins. near town.
A public dinner will be given to al INN.
Red Men present, Able addresses will be
delivered during the day by ReY's. R. s.
Norris, of Now Market r. l.. Wilson, Of
Baltimore city, and DR. Wilson, Of Union.
town. Imp. Red Men come in yonr strength.
GEO. w. GILBERT,
JNO. I. ANDERS.
JNO. n. WEAVER,
Committee of Arrangements.
sept 26-8t
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M
ID Ysvirtue % the last will and Testament
\ I'D of Daniel Leese, late OF Carroll county.
deceased. the subscriber, al Acting Execl
Tor Of said deceased, will, By virtue Of the
authority vested in snid will sell tho Real
Estate left BY said deceased ut Public Sale,
on Friday, September z5fh, 1868,
lat O'Clock, r. NJ, on the premises az said
lgsceascd, lying on the Pennsylvania and
,HAa5yiaUd State Line, adjoining lands Of
/ GS@orge Feeser, John Gas!iie and Others. RI
site 81 tie road laaaiug iToatha Union IillS
70 Hanover, allJnt 4sniles if1in The forn,er
mud = miles tfOmthe latter place. containing
400 81 Acres and II PcrcheS
pr LAND, more ii Iess. pert az Tia
lgnd lies IN Dnj9n township, Adams cd,,bty.
kennsylranid, aud part III slyers Dialriet
carroll county, Maryland, aud will lei eold
together ~ one parsed Eiis Iaad i IN q
high state OF cultivation and proancps very
wei, - Ind oat u fields of convenient size
and under good fencing, aad has bcenIi,nel
q dinereni periods, add Is accessible 10
limestone that can BE- obtained AZ all fines
a pere Z about ~ Acres Of fne
TIMBER LdND,
comprising Chestnut, Oak md Hickory.
lne,e y adaeproporiionof Meadow ground.
producing heavily. There IL on iiis f,rn,
2 oFeharas Of al kinds Of frllit. The lms
proyeneiiis consist Of d Que ana ahalfs,nry
DWELLING HOUSE,
Win Cellar aiideF, III good 4 ~ ~
order Q large Bank Bafu. fst ksssa
VITA wagon shedaiiapied X Y
pump 81 phre water a. the doors AZ 4 t,t,.,sf
oal hoases, lhose buildings are tocst,.J 4,
the puft i9i1g 10 pcnnsylvai,ia al.o q ana
ana . hall story Dwelling noasc. ss,,l,ie.
aad arfing 81 pare wafer aud spriue Hnnss
elose 70 TIE dwelling, aud nutliber 81 otl,er
sffihgs 90 The Par, located IN Maryland.
Alao ~ the sane time and place
4 " . u y Il o n,
containing Actes and II Percbcs o. Land.
if'Hg 10 PENNEY i,Ania. ais0at milo froa,
ihe above FRrm, consisting 0f 1hesiasti and
other Timber thai cannnt O. safbassed
lbs above Farm has many ADVANTAGES a.
ihe buildings are located on the ca,,ntg mad
y hes convenient to Churehes, Milla. sehoel
iioasca, aud surrounded IS 90 Intelligent
and ueishbgrly community. Tho location
Of Tbs pfeIrty Yery desirable aid would
mAke . Yalaalie homestead.
he f4le will 1e positive.
~ tefs9p e4hipgla view ihn propesfg
bet u llie dsy 81 ssip, Nili plea4 ~ ~
3bsfn Saa.i fsai.na iheirnn'
iGaas 90 salg One Third pan IL tho
pufef'iss ueaey iu'be paid b az faffbagar
20 purchased q ile ixsoulan "a 90 aay ID
saia W aa iia ratification tbafnl ~ tho
Agafi, sad tbe basscs ia iva e1nal nav
iaeHit g ong AID $50 pears isom ii,e fsf a
aAln. aha % ~ agsafe1 IS Be- 8pics, foaas
of snsie i'liia q ihs pafetars ~ rafthasesa
elih approved sse8filg, tassin9 lasrFcst
tgm Jay 81 sale.
WILLIAM flIi.sls
Aelns HAecassr
j. HrsAY lIarfe, Abdomen.
i4 bafha,f tieh lseta Sal
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40 ACRES OF VALUABLELAN

N the highest state Of cultivation, having
been heavily lined, with about 100 bushels
to the acre, and is well fenced, at least 500
panels post and rail fence. About 81 a cres
IL in very
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Executors saie.

Df ,itiun ~ az drii II ,l,s Or.las.
ID Caatl ~ Carroll eiHhiy, gd., DE- "a.
deuifued, LaecuieF 81 tienfg Fair. ,iprras
-. N,i' se,l ai Public fale. ~ tho tgetsises.
90 SATURDAY ibt 81 dag n Oesol.ef.
1909. a . O'clock, y ~. ihe lsoM ra1Afe IN
said deecased, c8naibhg
100 Acres Of land, moro or less.
shout ono hall n shish u IN good T,nnEa.
81 diiefeHt varieties
The araitle land j. IN high state ~ cal
ilgaiion. having heeu lisnoi ihrca iisnna.
we improvements ana a Largo tao iturg
FRAME DWELLING. [--N
Barn. Corn House Has Shed, fIf.NS
Carriage Home and Other ne. r31 ttH
eessafy 0abaildiRgs k..sssatsA
Rpualng Water ia tie Barn AID nssI 4
Spr.ns 81 good Water - the hansr.
There Rre two fssy Ene Orchards sn sha
FERN, 10 fail bearing, eoaiisilns 81 Anpias.
Peaches, Peafs. Be.
Tbs Mra Is silmied Ia Manchester bis.
irici, about fge niiirs esst ~ Manchester.
convenient 20 cbufchea, rgiaals and m,lls.
and b within cigh, ulllas 81 lbe Northern
Central Railroad.
Persons sishng @ ,iew tie propesty win
call on Francis Warner, or jacob Pair.
laqs.i who viii give all necessary infatlna.
ton.
IEaHs or SAFE The terms az pale prs.
seribed By tie Court are one thiFd OF ths
purchase money 10 cash on She day of snle.
or ON Che ratification thereof b. sskl Cont,
and tlie residue 10 .so equal payments. tho
one payable IN one year. and the oder inv.
able IN Two yeara from the day Of sale the
credit payments 20 be secured " The honda
Or single nois2 of the purchaser or purcha.
sefe With sufficient seeaiily, bearing lnscsaal
from the day Of sale.
,a,... ~ ", FAIR, Executor.
| FRANCIS WARNER, Agent.
g-A- York Gazette pabbsA three iilne,
aud send bin to this Office.
! sept 3sa
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Dl yifiae Of detres offlse. circt,il cosri
( } fpr Carroll county. sitting A. Coaf.
ot EqupS the sabscrfber, as Trustee. wifi
oiies a 9laiie Sale, at WciS. Mn, tiorm
er'y 1aus 90
'SatSsfay, S9phniter 26d. 1868,
ai q clock, . ~, a desirable l.ule Farm,
containing
81 acnEs and 81 I'ERGHEs.
more or less, upon which Is two story Log
DwELidsa IlougE. 1--ax
Barn. Log shop, &c., We'll lSsx!sNA
OF good water neAr thchonse: s<1ifiG
~ or Acres is IN 1'innga. 49,. -.
ll9 property Is / of mile West III Weist !
MAI, about ntiles from llobcn's Mll. n
nov ~ ihe occupancy Of Noah Fnrmwal,.
( he Railroad, nov IN course ofronstfaetion.
From haEoyer 10 Frederick. will pass within
one mile aud quarter 81 his Farm, and
I from ils location convenience 10 mills, &c.
M opportunity j. presented for an a9yanta.
/ geous Investment
/ Iertas II Sa,e One third cash on the
/ day OF si,le or on ihe ratification thereof,
! one third IL one year. and the other one
iifird 10 two years from the day Of sale. III,
credit payments 20 bS secured and bear io.
teresi from the day Of sale or one lion
sand dollars viii be left 10 the property fDl
i've years ii preferred
GHAS. r. RElFSNIDER,
sep BITS 1rHlee.
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NEW APPOINTMENTS.

! Gen. Durbin Ward,
With Gen. Thomas Powell and Hon. Laur-
en- Smith, will address the people
At LEBANON, SATURDAY.. September 18th.
With Colonel John M. Connell
A. ssGGso1EksEhSXELHE dTassisy Sept 18th
At @ARfETTA. Friday. dt{ Sept aspii 18th. TIM
Al AATHEHsSS; At I \ sS;;i%HT iS%aHtpTFdssy. Sept lsth.
A. WASEeY Iassds1 MdSDassS ssps se4s sls'
At GOLU MBUS. to the White Boys in Blue,
At MT. VERNON. with E. B. Eshelman. Thurs
AsGfyELAND. 70 the White Boys in Blue. Fri
day. September 25th. = s-.
At TOLEDO, September 26th.
At OTT9KEE, Fulton county. Monday. septem-
At PERRYsBURG. Tuesday. September Goth.
At CINCINNATI. TRursdsy. October stb.
Col. John M. COnnell,
With Gen. Durbin Ward and others, will
address the people
At SARAHSVILLE. Wednesday, September 18th.
At BEVERLY, EHRIII, Thursday; September l5th.
At At HfHENs. 4 ( aS Saturday.. & SeptemSer S 18th, n
At CHfLLiCoTHE. Monday. September 21st.
A. the &hite Boys IN Blue. We'd
nesday, September 23d
E. B. Eshelman,
With Gen. Durbin Ward, will address the
people
At MT. VERNON. Thursday, September oath.
At CLEVELAND. Friday. september 25th.
At TOLEDO, Saturday. September 26th.
At 0TTOKEE. Fulton county. Monday. Saptem-
At PERRYSBURG. Tuesday September 2sth.
Hon. G. L. Valiandigham
Will speak at --.r. .....
NEW PARIS, Preble county. September Is. .l
Gen. Joseph HI. Geiger and Hon.
f. LIE BlOAd ri-
Will speak at
ANTWERP, Putnam county. Thursday, Sept 10.
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devotion to dress which she formerly Law

devotion to dress which she formerly Law
| ished on herself.
Look at the difference between the dress
of boys and girls. One is plain, neat, con-
venient, comfortable and substantial; the
other is flimsy, troublesome, expensive,
and keeps the little victim in perpetual
fear of injuring its clothing and reputa-
| ton. fsH
Thousands of mothers think girls 80
much "nicer" than boys, because you can
dress them so much prettier. The question
is not at all as to whether it conduces to
their mental, moral. or physical health, to
wear. all the time, "pretty" clothes,
| whether comfortable or convenient or not,
but that it affords an opportunity for. the
display of the mothers taste, and gives the
impression of being devoted to her mater
nal duties. F-NU M
/ Fashions we must give as that is our
province; but we beg sensible, intelligent
mothers to modify and adapt them to their
individual clrcumstances-above all things,
not to make the dress of their children the
slavery of themselves as well as the ruin of
every pure, child-like instinct.
Use the best material, because that is the
most economical; but let 1t be strong, DUR
able, a Kind that Will wash and bear q
game of romps.
neck and moderately long in the skirt, and
then, with warm drawers, a nice "Boule-
ward" skirt, high boots and warm stock
ings, there need be no fear of taking colds.
Even for party wear, nothing prettier
has ever been discovered than high gored
dresses of bright colored merino, and little
over dresses, short skirt and bodice of
black silk; and how much more sensible
than the short, stiff skirts of white muslin
standing out like those of little ballet
dancer, and leaving neck and limbs expos
ed to cold or draughts of air.
There Is no need to make little girls
miniature grandmothers, but 1t would be
well to make their dress q matter of far
less Importance to them during their child
hood and the years that ought to be en-
ployed in study and in preparation for the
business of life.