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The New School Bin.

The new school bill which has bccn
reported 10 the House Of Delegates from
the committee on education proposes
some important changes rs compared
with tho present. school system of the
State. The State Board Of Education
Is, very properly, VIC think 10 be con.
stiiuied Of entirely diiE,ront officials
fron the present onc, and drawn from
another quarter altogether lindur the
present law the board consists Of the
Governor, the Spesker Of tho House Of
Delegates, aud State Superintendent OF
Instruction, but under the new bin the
State Superintendent the President Of
the Maryland State Teachers Associa.
ton and the Principal Of the MARYLAND
State Normal School are 10 b. the
board, each Of these officers receiving
his appointment frsm different souscc.
As the Teachers Association elects i.s
owe president, IL will Of course be the
source from whence oue.shitd OF che
State board will have is origin and
power. The system is also pro.
posed 10 be extended 10 such man.
ner as TO carry education to the high.
or branches, By providing university
for the youth OF the State Who arc
found most coInpeacut aud worthy
The introduction Of local Trustees In
each school district. 10 act Ia conjauc,
ton with the county board, Is a very
c. aentlal change from tho present law.
as without them 90 systom that could
be devised would probably enlist parcn.
tai aud ncigbborhood interest to a
degrce sufficient 70 render il practical.
y effective. The provision 10 supply
books without charge 10 al the children
attending the public schools, NJ. VIC
think, very upwiAs, aud besides the
enormous expense which itRould entail
upon The State, an indaceineut i offered
TO teachers aud parents To supply not
only tho real but imaginary waats Of
the children, andt0 dispense with or
destroy their books at pleasure. Near.
y all tho other changes wo consider
improvements upon iha present syaGe,n
and viii doubtless be foaad to work
for the better.
In regard 70 the education ef co!orcd
children, il Is proposed 10 set apart for
that purpose the school taxes paid by
the eolored PEOPLE Of the State, toyelh
er With any donation that may be made,
aud the schools are TO be conducted aa
der the direction Of the board orcounty
school commissioners, aud subject to
such rules and regulations AZ the board
shall prcscFibe.--KeM Ne,es.
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SAFES 70 conx Orr.~-The following
aaIes to come of have been advertised o.
biIls have been done for them at this olFioe,
81 Thursday, March 1874. Adam Grass. 81
nliica from Westmlnsser, ID the ETixellabare
road, viii sellpersOnal property, WIN. Hrowa
Oh Thersdsy, March 10, .Jehs -Bssksr wiz
offer bis farm and personal property. near Bird
IlilI r. o. !, Henry Hoppe aaetioneer.
On Friday, March 90th, Ell ~ Hall. near
Wakefield, win sell valuable personal property
WIN. Delphy auetioneer.
On Friday, March 70, in Snydersburg.
properly q John = Read, Il Williams,
Saturday, 2Ist March, Il Mount Pleasant
property Of Abraham koontz.
On Tuesday, 1ltl instant, ~ mflcs from
Westminster On the Whshingt0n road. Reu.
ben w Stem, will sellesseck and farming
on fuesdar 2lih instant. on die ssrm Of
Philip Myers Valentine Tickle win sell
hvnseh0sd and kitchen furniture, &c.
Monday Both instant, Jesse u. f.eenre.
AEarsyille, ofA mile from Union Mills, will
sell cows, blacksmiih's Tools, farni,ure, &c
Friday. 9th instant, Joha Wagner win
sell nt Silver Run, valuable pcrsogal IRON.
eftp. Wnl Brown, auctioncer,
Monday, 2sd instant, Isaac Green, IT,
viii sell stock, lumber, &c. See advertise
mcnt.
TUESDAY, sist instant, Anna A. Steele. on
the Liberty road near Freedom. viii sell
valuable personal property.
A. II. Handy. agent and attorney for
Isaac W. iewett. VIII sell valuable real o..
tate, on Monday, April l3lh, Al tho Court
House door IN Westminster.
fa 2n4upsiau Wfa4 tSsF "a
near Brnccyilie, will sell very salssnble nor.
soual properly. Henry n Harris auc.
tlnneer 4ss- sa .
0nsssiurday, March 7ist, Cha4. T. ReIfsni.
der E.q., Trassos, will seli salaahls Farm IN
On Monday, MsFch 9sd, Zaeharlah Il. nus.
bg, ons mile from Sandy Mount, viii sell per.
fosal property. PA. Uorsueh auttionerr.
On Monday, March I'D, Mr.. John Massie
viii sell saluatle Furniture, 10 this City
Henry Hoppe suctionesr.
On Taesday, Match 4Itk, Eli Hewitt. IN Free
don District, viii sell personal property. gm.
z. Lindsey aackionccrs
On "Wednesday, March u, Michael More.
Iock viii sell personal properly on Little FIRE
Geek. Wm- Bresa saeiionecr.
N Inesdsy the 9th Of March, property Of
Peser u. smith, nenr Isaac Green's Mil.
friday, the 2Oih Of March, Real Eslase,
Nicholas Allgire, Jesse Baehcf. auctionccr.
Saturday, March 2is,, Real Estate, Geo.
vi Cook.
Friday, March 27th, Real aad Personal
property, Inward Matthews, Jesse Ducher,
Aactionccr
Friday, March 2Yth, Real EssA.e, Hsus.
kiah Caplcs, Y. A. 0urnnch, aaetioneer.
Saturday, Nasrh 2oth, aiihin one mile
Of Joshua WisneSs Mil, Personal property
q Peter Msaaaha'aer, William Tagg, aac.
i.onecf. "
Saturday, April lth. one half mile from
Browns School House, Personal property
Of John Dahow. Jesse Bachef, nacsioassr.
Saturday, the 18th Of April, At the Court
Hoase, Westminster, Deniamin Williams,
Constable. wilEseli valuable Real Estate.
Frdey April 10, valuable Lime Qaafries.
DR.. 7. Butlr@. Westminster.
Ferry q. Harness, on tho Nicodanns road
near BIRD Till ?. o., ofen his Farm A.
prssAie sale.
Dr. Charles Biiiiugslea ossrs enc toua
Fcsitchce at private sale.
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The State Democratic Central Com.
mistee, met in Baltimore on the 9th in.
slant, and organized by calling Joshua
Vansant, Esq, to the chair. On call
of the roll it was found that the city
and fourteen counties were represented.
A resolution was adopted calling a State
Convention to meet In Baltimore on the
Sd Of June, to select delegates to repre-
sent Maryland in the National Conyen.
ton which assemblies in New York on
the 4th of next July, II WAS also or.
dered that a second State Convention
be held on the 10Th Of July to nominate
an electoral ticket. We hope that they
will not fail to select suitable and ac-
ceptable delegates TO represect the coun-
try upon those important occasions.
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Public Sale.

HAVING sold his Farm and sfifI, tho
II undersigned will sell at Public Sale,
As bis residence, miles this side Of IIamp.
stead on the road leading to Westminster,
ON MoxnAY, 2sl OF MAHcm, 1865, at 10
O'Clock A. b., the following property, VIZ.
E5T1T, COW, ! IIElFEk, coming in
N-JSA profit; Bull, years old;
.&I--(Sseer. ycarsold old; aboai s,nUD
feet Maple seaniling. spital,e for bc,Istea,is,
about a.000 feet Maple Boards, different
ihickncsses. 1900 feet White Oak inch
Boards, lot White Oak Se,nting. lot of
Slabs, 70, Of sawed pailings, lot Of Barrels
and Tubs. Weaving Loom and Gears, not Of
Hay and Straw.
TEgN- = All sums ofaud under g., cash;
oysr'shai crcdieof Nix mouths. the pur.
cslascr giving note With approved security.
bearing interest from day of sale. No pro.
perry 10 l'e removed until the Terms are
cornp;ad With,
ISAAC GREEN, Jr.
maFie.lL*
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NEw DEMOCRATIC HALL.-The
Democratic Association of Baltimore
city has rented thc Gne hall 10 tho ncw
marble building Of the National Far.
mcrs and Planters Bank or baltimore
on South street, near Baltimore. II Is
now being fitted up "a The headquarters
Of the association, and for the State and
City Democratic Conventions, and
where Il Is intended that strangers may
be introduced and receive a cordial vel.
come. There win be reading room
attached, with all leading democratic
papers, nc, for the use OF ia members.
subscribers, aud Strangers introduced.
The hall viii be kept open day aud
night, aud on every Tuesday evening
tbcioa the regular weekly mceting)
speeches aud lectures will be delivered
by some Of its. members, aud others. Ia.
cluding, from time TO timc, distinguished
meo Of the country, upon the coasti,a
tiou and principles Of the government.
snd the political topics of the day, with
free attendance for all Tho hall will
be kept IN such manner and the meet.
ings IL is declared, will be NO conducted
that persous who have never attended
such assemblaEcs win be pleased By
visiting il. The association was oriei
mated few months since, aud numbers
nearly one thousand members, with
daily accessions
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LITTER FROM MANCHESTER,


'ft' esffVffsffsres ~ INC DcHt0cf3ttc d0p0c0ff.
MkscnEsrEn, March 18th, 1868.
MR. EDfroR The entertainment given
BY Carroll Association on Wednesday night
was a oanlpletn success. The two playa
Seven Clerks and The Prosecuted Dutch
niaRwere veil Represented 10 largo and
appreciatiye audience. The Manchester
Band was present, aud performed some OF
their select pieces. The lower room Of the
Odd Fellow5 Hall has been elegantly fitted
up for occasional dtnmaiie Entertainments.
The improvements nrc, new stage, ncw
scenery and raised seats,
The railroad excitement Is undated. The
route from this place 70 LAWYERS Station Is
considered impracticahle. The Mancles.
ter and Worshington Valley Road Is admit.
ted BY al to be the most feasible aud a.
soon rs the Charter is received, the com
pauy viii be organized, and preparations
made 10 grade the road immediately.
Our energetic townsman, Mr.. +. ]. Crnm.
Tine i preparing On excellent powder for
horsez, cows, shcap aud swine, IN oil dia.
eases arising from impurities Of The blood,
or where there is loss d sappetiie. II Is
called .'lhe Great Dextsr Horse and Cattle
Powder, All who have tried il, reeomlnend
il very highly.
Yours &c. %
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sSppEs DgArH. Mr.. Alcxander I.yuch,
q this city, died sudacaly ia Bal,imore, Ga
Monday Of laas week, sfom apoplsyy. -
when ioaad he was 10 an iasensibls eopdi
'''n' and 0iliraF McCabe nj once took him
70 the middle station, who're he received
medical assistance, and everything done to
relieve hin, be remained ii eoma,ose
state Tor two hours, when he expired Mr..
LyucA vas IN The employ Of tho Railroad
Company At tho time Of biz death. His
body raS brought here on Wednesday and
inferred in the burial ground Of the caiholic
Church.
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New CousTIgs.--In tho House Of
Delegates, on Wednesday Of last Week,
Mr. NICOLA obtained leave 10 introduce
a bill to fora a new county of portions
of Frederick and Washington counties
to be called Economy Mr.. Herbert
obtained leave to Introduce bin divid.
ing Baltimore county, SO as TO form d
new county, to be called "Extrava.
gancc."
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rEsrM eTsRw I 1, q
reported l2xprcaaly. Tor the ADyocArx BY Thos.
Y. 2olIeFs 4 CO. - II
WHOLESALE raIcEs:
nALTIMORE MARKErs.

TtEspAy, March l1th.
Flour. Howard Street Super and Cut
EstFa9 50as 10 90, doShipping Extra Ia 7ba
$i1,s 10 High Grades ii 5OaSil "a. do
Family Il 50asl3. Ohio super md Cut
Extra 25aS1 90, do Extra l0aSiO 20. =
City Mills SUPERB 56asI0 90, do Standard
Exlra 10 75aSll, Baltimore High Grade
Extra i350asi4. isyc Flour 0dass 25.--
Corn Meal 81. Bnckwheat Flour 8 Pas 81.
Grain. Wheat was 10 light supply, $3.50
bnshs roll only reported; market lirB-wc
report tales OF 80 baslis Virginia Valley at
81 95; 900 bushs pennsylyania at 81 GO;
millers offer 80 10 for good do, without scE.
leFa. Cora White was in good supply.
offerings %, 700 busiss white and 2sgO bashs
Yellow included in the sales we're 1000
bushels prime dry white At 10 aSi II; rs.
90 bushs mixed DO At OssSl %; damp
lots % Maryland are quoted at 05aSl Og--
$500 hashs yellow sold at l5asiIT fer
Pennsylvania. 0ats-@None reported 70.
ceived, 1000 bashels sold at 50 cts Rye
We heard Ut \ stnalI sale AZ s 95 per bush.
81 for prime Pennsylvania.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,
MARCIA ", 1863.
Betf Caffie. The offerings ut the Scales
daring the past week amounted to ss7 head.
Tbs prices ranged rs follows Old Cows and
sealawags a, tas4 IS; ordinary thin Steers.
Oxen, aud Cows 4 75as5 30: lair TO good
stock Caulc S0aST -, fair quality Bseyes
SASS "a, and the very best Becycs sASlO
per 100 lbs, The average price bcing about
So 63I gresS--beinga an average decline 81
81 cents per loo lts on ,ba rates Of last
week.
Saeep.--Thc supply has been light during
the past sck, saa Quotations arc lc higher.
Prices 10 dag ranged as follows. fair To
good a. GAG cents. aad extra 7as cts per II
gross
Hogs Tho arrivals have been usually
light daring the past ssck, and under good
demand the market has fBlcf brisk at an
advance u fully 80 CENTS pr 100 lbs. Pri.
ces 10 day ranged s. follows fair 10 good
i've Hogs ~ 50aSiS PER TOO los MT.
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The Washington correspondent Of
the Baltimore SIN under date Of tho
10th says -
A "big scare" seems to have taken
possession Of certain officials here, aud
upon the suggestion Of Mr.. Stanton and
others, who apprehend some mysterious
combination OF Mosby's satellites aud
other ex-rebels to attack aud take pos.
session OF the capitol, 40 additional mil.
itary force has been ordered here, and
Tor three days past have been sleeping
upon their arms. :
-Four artillery companies are among
the recent acquisitions to the troops
stationed here. All this military move.
ment seems 70 be based upon ctrbstope
gossip ofthe revolutionary purposes Of
somebody who wants 70 get rid Of Con.
gress,
This "scare' cxcitcs the morcst r;di.
cale among the law-abidiug people here
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nANKmuPr NOTICE.

10 the District coart Of the United States fof
lhs nislgiet Of Maryland--Ip Bsnkrsptey.
In ,hematter Of IirSgy sIaSeLrR, Bankrupt.
10 trhom u may concern The under.
signed hereby gives notice Of his appoint.
menl as Assignee DC the estate OF Henry
Spanglcr, Of Frizellsburg, In the Coanty Of
Carroll, ia said District, aud who vas TO Wit:
on the lO,h day Of February, A.. d. 1863
adjadged Bankrupt upon the petition of
hinlsclf filed byt uniled States Dist rict
Court Dated at Westminster, tho i0tll day
OF aiasch, a. ID, 1868.
JNO. E. SMITH.
may 1851 Assignee
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Eltrsun { FoorK's GnAsb conpsaArfox..
Ihls Coordination intend giving an exhibition
u DE Odd Fellows Fisli, in Bis cIty.on non
day and Tuesday evenings next The follow
ing police Il fspm the Raltimore Gasss.s.--
In All our experience --by no means Ij,oi-
yea pae--we have never come aCross such a.
extraordinary and novel exhibition as that Of
MeazrH. Eiiingcr F0ote, the irat performances
q which was given In the spacious Hall Of tbe
Mafgland ihasitgls, laa evening, Il Il. N
siaet rare t0mbipalon, BY which the cnrioei.
ties of AZ classes may b erali6ed, while she
nnsf feelings Of our natnr0 are pleasantly "a.
ifesbed BY ssfaius 81 harmony that fall rayish.
ingly upon fhe ear. Never before, perhaps.
was capitalization Of % yefy dlminutife people
thFpwn together. Com. Foolo and a diminu-
tive little creature known a. the Fairy OF the
West, must take precedenae Of all pretcnderk.
These woadeffai cari0kitfos, assisted BY Col.
Small and a talented musical company, form q
combination, which for real merit Is excellcd
By nome"
On Tuesday afternoon matinee for the chill.
dreR WIN be givea.
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NEW BOUNTIEs.
United States Bouniies.
State OF Maryland Bounties.

Asst Is confidently expected that both
~ Congress and the State Leg daiurc will,
NJ their present sessions, enact laws sproyi.
ding Bounty for those SoIdies and Saiors
who have never yet received any,it is i'm.
p0rtant that those Interested should have
their claims in the hands OF some one who
viii look to their interests and see that their
elaims are put upon tim carly AM in due
form for prompt payment. -
Isliall be glad 70 receive the papers Of
any such who desire 10 avail themselves Of
my experience and facilitiesin the collection
of all tast claims.
All papers will be promptly acknowl.
edged, and while in my hands viii be kept
IN IN FIRE and burglar proof vault, specially
built for the preservation of the. increasing
Heniher0f valuable papers IN my possession.
WM.. Is. HILL,
Arr0txtsY Ar law.
n. T.. cor Fayctie and st. Paul SIS.
ja23tnri BALTIMORE, ND
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Cemetery Notice.

DRoP0SAI.S TO I'LL the position of Su.
ii perintendent Of the Westminster Gem.
etery for one year, commencing with the LIST
day OF April next, viii DO received by the
Secretary on or before tho 10th intE The
duties Of tho Superintendent can hs ascer-
tanned by calling on the Secretary, who will
giseany lut6rnatioH w reisfeBre thereto
fhat-unay he desired The Proposals can DO
.nsdc, either for stated salary aud discharge
OF AL duties under same, or for the Same
duties with, perluisites il addition thereto.
by order on the Board.
Is p. X. GERNAND,
marb.St Secretary.
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CALDwELf's ugaB BITrERs "A
gentleman from Pennsylvania, who has
boon an invalid for fifteen years, suffer
lug under dyspepsia OF the most aggra-
waited form, wEites Us that DO was effect
uAlly cured 10 less than two months by
the use Of Dr. CaLlieeTs Hc,b, Buffers.
He now keeps itconssantly ia his house
and would not be without il for twenty
tines It's value. This invaluable medi.
emo and tonic can be had Of Mikesell
& Shiplcy, Agents, Westminster Md,
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M . TIC &
TO Bridge Builders.

PROPOSALS. with drafts viii be received
at the County Commissioners Office on
MONDAY, the Both DAY or MARCH
inst. to rebuild the Bridge over Pipe Greek,
on tho Uniontown and 1aneytown Road nj
Dalass' Mill. Tho builders using the old
materials and furnishing such new as may
be necessary 10 complete IL The bridge to
bebrilt uponthe old abutments, consisting Of
one archer Span, and also proposals. for re-
building the bridge upon tho old or tresscf
plan viii he received.
BY osder of Board,
JAMES BLIZZARD, -
mafi92t Clerk.
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On March 9, 1868, at the residences ofJno.
y. Armour, II Carroll county, Maryland,
kl4El BEgNADuEs youngest daughter Of the.
mteAlfin. ID. Owings, Of Green Spang al,
Icy, Baltimore county.
" Thursday fpogningssthe 18th instant,
AZ 70 hiihaies before u oscI6cI, LIZZIE
BAkss, only child OF Henry L., and Lizzie
y. shriyer, aged 0 months, and Is days.
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THE EVENING CoMMERcrAL.-This
journal Which has heretofore appeared
as nerniug paper, has made achange,
and is now Issued in the evening. II
camc out in its new form on Monday
We Wish the proprietors greet success.
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THE DEHOCRATIC ADVOCATE
- Published ryrar TncesnAr
By VIM. II vhaasrford, Proprietor.

Etr 0FFlcE-Ne. ., c,Esots Hat.
Trass $3.50 per year 10 be paid 10 advance.
Singlp egpiss cent?.
AsfEHusiSo RATES +
Doe square 81 lines, VIII be Inherited times
o. lnss Cor one dollar, and Is eta. Tor each sub.
scqacnt Insertion. uns square mos. $3.50,
mos. 81 year g.. No advertisement Ia.
serted far less than SI.00 Business Cards O.
per year, when not exceeding lines. When'
The naoiber " lnsertiehs i not marked. adysr.
tipameats win be contained until forbid aud
charged accordingly. ~
5KG- YEARLY advertisers utnst e0ninc adj
veriisvmsnts 10 their owa hnsinss
Obituaries aAd Communications Of personal
natarr, hvs cents per line.
% Ail letters should be Addressed To TaE
DesvcRArto AorocAfr, Westminster. Nd.
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Coon PhicEs, Al The sale Of Hezrk iaI,
i'A,shaS, IN Fraklia township, on Saturday
mat htx horscs constituting oac team rea
I'rsd 81 1880. The horses wcre sold sep.
sraiely' and were knocked down 10 Aiae.en.
parties at'sae allowing pfiecs, zix SEQ.
s2bs, ss5s.6o, s9os, $40, and s2Io.
The sale Of wm While. ii s,rnhas town
ship, on Thursday and Friday, realized over
$3.50, As high IS sia.s7 was obtained
per head for sheep Of The cotswoIa breed.
Both these sales weru very largely s,,.,nd
o. be1s being extensively Advertised. =.
Gettysburg Compiler.
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SALE OFLAND.

DY virtue OF a mortgage executed bv vii.
I'D bMa " Stamp and rTarinde hh wife. ~
Isaac w. Jcwett dated March o. 1880. and dpiv
regorded Ia the. Clerks Office Of the C9reuit
Court Of Carroll comfy, Maryland, made ~
secure certain pro missory notes therein su.c;S
fed, payable 70 said Jewett, which bv re-
ference thtretoi IN said Clerks Office will fully
appear, The undersigned will sell al Public
Auction, to the highest and best bidder FOR
cash, a The door Of tbs Court Houses IA the
town ~ Westminster, In said County ON Non
dog, me 1873 day ~ 1prl, lsgs at tie hour Of
lo'clock Y. w., the following described lands.
conveyed 10 said mortgage, and lying m aid
Coantss, wit Z; All that parcel az and called
LUCK B0TTQM,,ys Rhinestone RIDGE"
1.-THE Valley OF SrEfFE,' embraced In
the said mortgage, which Is falIy described Sy
courses and distances in said mortgage reeord
cd among The mortgage Reeards IN saia Olerk's
office, IN Libef q. y. W. No. 4. FolIe ~. a.
BY reference thereto will more fully appear,
toataiaing zee
IS Acres more or less.
The undersigned, having been duly constitv.
ted tho Agent and Attorney Of said ,Jewett in
virtue o. the prosisi0ns Of said mortgage and
under the power OF safe contained therein, will
sell and convey only such title 70 said lands AZ
is conveyed By said mortgage, and for The pur-
pose ~ paying certain Of said prominsory notes
and eerlain charges specified In said mort xage.
and the costs and expenses incident TO ssid sale.
A. II. HANDY
Agent and Attorney Tor Isaac w. Jewett.
marla-ta
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Grey hairs, although accounted an
honor by The old, have never been 80
eonsidered with respect 70 the middle
aged of young. These can be easily
remedied BY the use of "Barrclts Veg.
ctable Hair Restorative The Gully
thorough rcnewer and preventative Of
all diseases Of the scalp. OgaensJnrg
Jonrnal
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A servant girl ia Springfield, Ohio.
on Saturday, attempted to kindle a Ere
by satnratiug a newspaper with petro.
leum, carelessly leaving the can near
The can exploded, and she was cnvel-
oped in flames. whichwere extinguished
with much difficulty She was severe.
" aud painfully burned, but MAJ re-
cover. % M
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Valuable Lime s.ual'ries
I AT Public Sale.

rTlIE Valuable Lime Qnarries of fDf. L.
i Butler, win be offered Is Public Sale
i, front u the National Hotel. Wesfnins,ar.
on FRIDAY, rHe 10th on AfRyi,, naxt al
10 o clock, Az AZ. This pro psrt,lis situated
upon the Western Maryland Railroad, within
The corporate limits of Westminstcr, and
coniprisesiire acres Of Land we'll calculated
for Building Lots. 49,
Terms to suit the purchaser.
DIR. +. BUTLER.
marl2.ts
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ne Higessto,ea Nal has been great
" enlarged and otherwise improved re-
Gently We are glaa to chronicle this
as an evidence that our old friend Dan,
lel Dockert and his worthy assistants
are appreciated by the Democrats and
Conservatives Of Washington county
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THE CoNsrIrUrroNAL ALLIANCE
Anational politico-military organization
with this title, and intended to be an
Offset to the Grand Army Of the Re
public, is now being organized in every
gtate and Territory