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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-01-04
G0mms -ioenr S2le Lads & Tenements

G0mmS .i0enr Sale Lads q TenementS
Ashtabula Common Pleas, October Term, 1861
Lewis Umbstctcrvs Io-e-t Fuller ct as-O-cr of Sale
by virtue of an Order of Sale, duly
iseued from said Court in the above to directed
will offer for sale by way of Public Au ton. the door
of the Court House i'll Jefferson, Ashabua County. Ohio
Saturday the itII day OF January, 1868,
aOclock P II. of said day the following described
lands and tencncuts, to wit
Situate in the Incorporated Village of Ashtahula Coun
y Of Ashabua and State Of Ohio. and described fol
lows 20 wi.Bcgynnins at point in the South line of
the Lane leading East from Main Street, next South OF
the Oicc of the Farmers Bank the Northeast corner
Of lot heretofore decided to Jonathan g. Shepard thence
running East along the South line Of said lane. forty
tn feet thencc South parallel with Main street. to lands
lately occupied by Hiram iiinll"y, thence West along
ihcline of said Tmklcys land fOrty-oue 4D feet thcrCc
Moth parallel with Main street to the place OF beginning
together with the right the lane the West line
of the premises. Appraised at 8
II. j. COEi2I.L. Sheriff. az
Special Matter Commissioner.
S!:crifs Of!ec. Jefferson Chic. Dec. I. trGI. 5936
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The Lsgeists Che organ Of the lie.
bren race IN America, thus discourses
upon the interesting question Of prenia.
ture burial;
The present practice Of our people
20 bury thaif dead within SOME twenty.
four Or thiflylsix hours Of their deseaso
---seums reprchonsible 10 many rospects.
The peril prematuro burial Is obvious
We know 80 little Of the theory aud
condition Of death, even ID our present
staie Of medical SCIENCE. shatwe cannot
esen be sure that life has attnally fiad
when tho ordinary signs Of lifc have
ceased We caunot be sure that the
spirit has passed irFovocahly, materially
speaking, from the mortal clay, even
when the heart ceases 20 boat, the lips
% breathe, the pulse 10 throb. We
know that pafsoBa apparently dead By
dtowning have bcen bronght haek u
life long time after the ordinary signs
Of life have ceased % be apparent. We
ku0w that skiIlfaI treatment has, under
Pfoyidsace, restored respiration aud
animation some time after al apparent
action had left the respiratory ofganA
aud the animated organism. Hence il
Is clear that death docs DOT Immediately
aacceed thc apparent cessation Of liFe.
A man may be dfUwncd and yut not in,.
mcdiasely die, Ii this be The case 10
this cause of death. may Il uui b. true
10 other causes producing death May
NOS the vital power bo ouly Suspended
aud not ahsnlulely extinct when il ag,
pears 70 thoaa around patients pillow
that shelsigus of life have departed
u is possible thar ye caa. In The name
Of religion, eonsigu our losed ones TO
eoadis on in vhieh.--If one spark of life
teInsia Or could be reanilnased Ia them
--it nusi be sxsipguishcd utterly, irfs.
sricsablyg ] believe that docomposi,
ticn, q tho beginning Of decomposition.
j. the only rsnly gsiiabls sign of death.
When . physical change Vi this ehsrae
Ter commences 20 asiect the inertffa'Ee,
i 4 probably palpahIe that the mystery
which We easl Me has len it---lagt L
until il be recalled 10 Lhs uaka hour
whea. a We bcIiaye, tbs dead shah
wake agsin.
strange e say, 90 do nel give 90 our
auppussd dead Inc iast chance which
would b afforded bs our ancient Gus.
toms, aud probably prescribed rites
We Do cos. a. ] bslievs our sosusathefs
did, Feopon the celia ID tbe burial
eTound bsioFa spalls partsaR xisb i 10
shc cold tois WIS hasc W. abAndon.
ed this prneslce possibly > wise pre-.
caution
The objection 70 bnrial, % the gsoand
oi the desire 10 rsmoye the dead rapidly
from the h0uso of monrning, "a slaastlle
iasier may b puriaed from i,s presence.
lnay be mel By shc eslabIIshmsst Of
sssDftuafy hease II oar eemetsses, ~
which ior sons days the supposed dead
might bc depmitad aod watched, sill
death b. phssirslly eeFlaln
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#it aud aJn,uor.


~ *
beals egg there lived 10 Vir-
s1p ? Baptist preacher, named r.
tnoggh uneducated, ha was 4 sound
.''nker Y aud an eloquent speaker, and nd
S'n'sscf hau more devoted flock. Il
". 'ne custom, during the inclement
ssasoe, W q hold meetings at the residen-
~ y 'ne members, and once or twice
14s .pe Wlnser at The house Of Che
P.eao"er Formany years 1t said that B.
lever ;'.'' R1easnsd nor conducted the meet.
sn8s Nnen heid AZ his house. but N.
SS.sa ..' sne services OF some neighboring
,rs~asss.; as'',s,s ne Ees oiten pressed Tor al
explanation without success; bat anal
:,,..'a =, = y rslponse . the importunities Of
''vs ~, = n's MOCK, gave the following:
wv vas much younger than now
u = ny, soon AFTER me commencement
= Wy mlnis1ratlcn-i held meeting
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THE MARYLAND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BALTIMORE.

THIS Il well established and ensssely
reliable Company. II il the only Maryland
Company. Such has been its marked sue.
cess that il declared and paid IN cash ~ large
o hDividead M the oldest and largest CoEnsaAn.
ins 10 the United States.
ln Directors are men ofkaown Integrity
and commercial ability 20 whom the public
can look ~ nll times for jnfs and careful
supervision of its affairs Il mast he clear
70 every intelligent mind ihnt. II we would
secure tho largest prosperity 50 our State
and people indIsidually. NC must build up
our own institutions hy Keeping capital NJ
home. Tho Laws efhnde, neif respect and
s6lf intsfrst combine 10 mike Ihis tic
Company for Maryland
DfRE0FOR
Hamilton Easter, Allen Al Chapman,
George Il Thomas. Hagh SissDn. llisesn
Moods, Gessge II Miller, Thoaas CAAaAfd,
Milliana Isavrias. Nhasixs Nrlsh. sa =
MkDfCAL EXA.AfNERS
DE-, u. Mills, Westminsisri Dr., Manakec,
Union Bridge DR.. Waters, Watrftgsil4 !;
DR.. Boone Midd.ebarg Or. Corrcil, Ta.
neytowu DE-. Bsaingipu, Of New Windsor,
Df. Henry v. Beltx, of Manchester. DR..
Shaw. Of Uniontown DIR. J W. Steele, of
Freedom.
Persons desiring to insnre their lives will
do we'll to consult lhe above.
ANDREW ]. MYERS,
State Agent.
will travel through the county during sha
Summer, and attend lhc Conrsa 10 Transact
The business of tho Company.
Now, gentlemen, you have The chauce 20
insure ii good, safe, and cheap Company
without sanding your money out of The
State npaO--tf
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e,u ,lio.



The laaica ef Arahia stain their laE.
era sod toes sea. their eyebrows black
aud their hfs blue. IH poFsia they
paint biace ssresk agDand their eyes,
snd ornament their Faces with ysfinua
iiguscs. Tbs Javznuse women gild
their teeth, aad those Of she Indians
paint thnm red. The rtaFi of The sooth
nlust be dyad black 20 be beautiial ls
Gpxurai. TkS Ilosiealos wnmen paint
The entira hody 10 compartments u rcd
aad blsek in Greenland me women
col. tlielr faces with blue aud yellow,
aud they fFcqasnily tattoo thair bodies
by sasuratisg threads Ia soot, inserting
beneath the kin, AID thna dFawiag
ihtoughs IliadSB iamilies whom they
wish 70 aypoar particularly lOsclj smear
themselves with mixture of saffron,
lusScfie aud grease IN nearly al the
Islands ofthe Pacific and ladiaa oceaBa,
Ihe women, ss well a. slc men, tattoo q
great variety % figures on the face, the
l&ps, tongue, aud The whole body. Ia
New Holland, they cut themselves with
shells, and keeping the wounds open a
long time, form scars 10 the frsh, which
they deem highly ornamental. And
another singular mntilation - uadc
among them by taking Of, in infancy,
she little finger of tho left ha6d as thc
second joiat
La ancient Fcfsin. an aqniline nose
was often thonghl worthy ol the crown;
but the Sumntrnm mother carcfully Hat.
Tens the nose oi he's daughter Among
some Of the savage tribes of Oregon,
and also 10 Suinagra and Arcan, conlin,
siaI pressure il applied 10 tho skull Ia
order 50 Aattes if, and thus giys Il q
new beauty. The modern peEsisns have
strong aversion to fed hair. Tarks,
on the contrary are warm samifers
Of il.
Ia China, small, goand eyes are liked,
and the girls are continually plueking
their eyebrows, that they may be sbin
and long, But the great beauty Of q
Chinese lsdy Is 10 her feet. which 10
ber chlldhood arc 80 compressed by
baudagss aa siseetnalIy 70 prevent any
further increase IL size. The four
SMALLER toes are bent under the foot, 10
the sole Of which lhsy firmly sdhefe /;
and tie poor giil net only endures mach,
pain, but becomes cripple for liio
Another mark Of beauty consists III
finger nails 50 hong that casings and
bamboo are necessary to preserve then
from Injury An African beauty must
have small eyes. thick lips, large nat
nose. aud hkin beautifully bhck In
New Guinos tho nose Is perforated. and
large pieces Of wood Of bone Inserted.
In the northwest eoast Of Auierioa an
iacision more tlian tMo inches 10 length,
Is made 10 the lower lip, and then fiIled
with wooden plug ID Guinea the
lips are pierced with thorns, the heads
being inside tho mouth, ana che points
resting On the chm.
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Modern society can scnfcoIs form a
conception Of the extent 10 which ilow-
ers we're cultivated 10 Greece, bot mere.
y FOR the sake Of their beauty when be.
held 10 the garden, but on account Or
the immense use made Of then, 10 reli.
gicns ceremonies, ns well as Ia Che Dir.
cumstances Of daily life. Tho lover
crowned himself with flowers when he
went % visit bis mistress, hung gafIands
Of flowers upon her door, and adofned
with wrcaths the statues Of iho diyiui-
ties who were supposed 10 preside over
love OF marriage Scarcely any one On.
tered = temple nnefowned, aud, accord
ing 70 the character Of the deity wor.
shipped there, the flowers Of the wreath
were changed Again, when the Ashe.
mans repaired 10 ths thoatrc, which con.
iaincd an audience Of between twenty
and thirty thousand persons, nearly eg.
cry one wore a garland on his bead
Az private parties. likewise, when they
dined'or drank together their brows
we're decked with flowers while the
apartments 10 some instances we're GOV.
cred 50 deeply with roses that they re.
clined upon them as upon sofas. This
taste, wliieh prevailed more or less
ihFcughout the whole country, "a well
as IN Aiagaa Grmcia, Sicily and Asia
Miu0r. may convoy some idea 0F the OK.
tent Of floral cultivation which every.
Where copstitnted an important branch
0E industry, just hs the cultivation Of
Foses stiIl docsin parts OF Contral Egypt
aud the Northera Provinces Of India
10 these Eastern countries vast auanti.
ties Of rDsca are needed for the manu-.
iaotufe Of altar, the most lasting and
delicAte perfume ever Invented by man
10 the present day. the Grecks convert
roses 70 several uses not much thought
o. 10 sho West Az Athens, Cor exam.
pie, i made . conserve of roses, impoF.
ted occasionally into EugIaEd. which
may be scckoned among the most doll.
cate articles of luxury that eau be im.
uglacd, being equally remarkable for
taste aud scent, as we'll as for Ia power
of stimulating digestion aud promoting
hoalth
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BunYINa ALIVE This mode or pan. /.
ishmept was occasionally rcsorted 10 b.
the jews aud other nations Of antiquity,
Hcrodotas aentions burying alive as d
Persian custom, aud states that xesxes
buried alive nine sonA aud ninc daugh.
tsts Of the Edonians; apd that Amcs.
iris, the wife Of Xsfxcs, In her old age
ordered IonFsccn children, selected from
the best Persian families, 70 Be buried
alive, 10 order to show her gratitude 70
the god nndoF tho earth. III ancient
Rome Il was tho punishment awarded
% The sestal virgin who violated her
vow; and dufing the middls ages, the
religious were FOR simiIaT oiEeucs sub.
iecsed % the ssne terrible penalty
Sir Walter Scott. n e Marmion, de-.
scribes the manner in which Il was cars
Fied out The culprit was placed ia
small niche made Id the massive wall Of
the convent, slender meal Of water aud
bread vas deposited IL il, and az the
words Eode n Pacs, the opening was
closed. Skeletons have been discovered
in an upright position ia The ruins Of
abbcys 10 England, and il Is pfobabIe
that they arc the remains OF persons
who had been for some oiianse or other
lmmured, Itwas At one time the pun.
ishment for female lhief.
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Select 2oeIsa.
Frem sAs Nuw Hessa Rssiasr.
WHAT SAW.

One Sunday morning ehanced ID stray
lato church notfa away
The peeplc bad azsemhlea there
Io serve the Lord With paalms aud prayer.
vcntared ID and sDaghl cost,
for here, thoutht, 81 Christians meet,
ltrndgad along. sp through ihs aisie,
Not here a stare, and there q smilo,
NotbiDg daHnted, on ! went,
And ieward pgv- ny steps bent;
! entered h and ent me down
Ihe oeeapAAf bernn 10 growns
Dainty skirts wefe drawn aida,
The sp1ee between ~ grew very Vide.
looked around and hearad sigh,
Ibie church ns bot for such As II
My dfels was ed, but kept with care
henft werd brown, and uofso-~w6fe bare;
wse poor, aud thay we're rich
tonid they Fellowship with ssnErh9''
before me, ip gvFEcoas array
4 lads sat, this Sabtaih DAY,
4 waterfall, 0f thtilliu4 Gtfe.
Bndscked her hsnh, aud Giiea al eyess
And somsthinR else was On hnf head,
Wiih namclese RimcrAeks ovefspfead--
! e4nnas Tell what sll wek on it4~
'gp0sc she Hote II or pb0Bnek Il
"Ffom pride, vain eIafy, hard heF say,
ss6ooa Lord, deliver rs. in that day.
ArNt te ilnr Aat male exquisite.
Or sometAiuN eiEn parhapA, sswhht ISIS ~
Hia hair was psftsd straight behind.
t,epdin ~ ". tfe friEfltesi Kind
Ane moanteche. toe. with zach eefis
iu0ald break The heart pf any gifi
Ais taper hngeFs, eidolaa with rings.
l,fhennht buA seasfn were tseh ihinEe,
hye'Rissa We nsed with avnisai stars
~ spied ne, Ned began - RiaFes
And Ser - lpFned In Rlsss afaHaf,
Apa tieaed lke iafy ap rad dowa.f
lier Mal.Ffali~-he linRaFsa ilSefe-.
srpss - tirhEht saAs staafueal faif3'
Aud hefaf dfrsned n fAKt ard mool
lleinx Bssd - ksaa thfs nut 70 fsil.
Well pieaard waA hr nish hIs survey
iic lowered bic eiast and fnreud away.
4 tcrtittls HuflFf commenced jn tbs choir,
To Shrek shp lo1dest fAxh snesnea a Asgiss--
Apgs<rmsffg II wka@-A scrench ard 4 etfafnl-
Nsy nerFf haAF tlie Ike aKsin.
he aqFatcr wa4 bgygnd cpmpEeheasipn,
The pahlnct. aef aea palssieal ceatsAtipa5
] liflene8 ~ u all. bHf het wafA
Did un1efFtand q shat heard.
u ended a. iast ard saeh - array
AZ saet mg eFe1 that Sabbath 6as
fsnmsSslata kias. " esssy hue.
Aud lovely tefiefs met ns5 eifwl
FROM Esslofinx skerctsisss oaass rosa
That qnlte sutfaaaesa ~ f.iehina n0Na
a stately dame, hash large And tzil,
Jasetied tse a. slasf ihs sali
! Fsthefaa 40 say 6ncisnt dfetu.
Aad towards faa asof began 10 pstaA@@
Bat thefe tsey a stsspped - hssw = chzi,
10 ielI - ttlis aat h6tg ~ tist.
s'lieliads's baH sfas s~sA spesass r.
stAsi@sasa marA that ieyu ~ = dfess E
AaEustns Kdwssa bad last roue ae~'n
{ ttoE fefy fssfan4fs ha Nas 10 tapb.
faatIv, vanity. saiit, iispllg,
Was Whsti saw tis4f tsaAhseb aAy
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LsyE ron Coon, Thousands of men
breathe, move, and live--pasA of the
stage Of life--snd arc heard Of no more.
Why9 They did not a particle Of good
in the world and none were blessod by
them, mono could point 10 them a. the
Instruments Of their redemption moi j
word they spoke could be recalled, and
40 thcy perishcdl | Their light went
ID darkness. and they were not remem'
bered moro shan the insects of yesicr.
day. VIII you thus live and die, o
man immofsalf Live for something.
DO good. and leave behind you mona
ment Of virtue that the storm Of time can
never destroy. Write youYnamein kind.
ness, love, aud mercy oa tho hearts 81
thousands you come Ia contact with
year BY year, aud you win never be
forgotsou No; you name, your deeds,
will be as legible on the hearts you
leave behind. as the stars on the brow
ii. the evcping, Good deeds will shine
brightly on The earth IS the star Of
heaven
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e
Fashion. after oKlsaustiag all the
wor 4 Of assaTe apd sss. kaa moss sailed
seieace 70 supply her with new ehnFms.
For ornament, slecsiieiy Is coming into
use J fou may ned, at fashionable
ball in Patls, lads. 90 the TOP OF Hhoso
head siss butterfly o. a hnlmming bird.
Tho ay and The bird fusser their wings
10 the most natural way possible. How
i il mAnagedi Why. within she cbig.
non ara concealed small battery aud d
minute lihamkoFR coil. Co the bosom
Of another lady may be 4 brooch, with
bead upon il, the eyes Of which tnrn
10 All slfections. This, too, u aac0mp-
iished by lha use Of battery and coil
20 minnsa as % be concealed within the
broochitxelf Thcsasmall batteries. easily
carried about the person. are OF zine
excited b. q collation. Of suIphafe of
mercury, which Is euelosed 10 sulcanise
cells, 80 that the exciting soIution Gao.
not escape 20 the damage Of The wearsf
A little more, and abe toilct-tabie Of
Bcau,y will bo like laboratory, with
chemicals ia place Of washes and sweet
waters, and induction. coils supplantipE
hair.pins. What next--and next -
Shall We not havo electric telegraph
wires for confidential messages, aud
gentle schocks adminisiered ii place or
Natures teIsgfsphy o. tender pres.
sure Of handhy Tho electric light a.
an ornament place Of jewels viii OF
course follow aud the phrase 81 am
positively electrified viii be bat an
exast scientific description 81 the con.
dition Of the fair speaker
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Z Doctor said lady, q l wan. you
70 prescribe for me. "
The doctor felt her pulse.
There is nothing the laas,er, madam.
you only need rest
New, Doctor, just look at my tongue,
just look AZ il now. Say what does Il
needs rest too
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IsTERrsTiv0 10 TIA DaIxKKns -
u yoa poue few drops of strong tca
On piece of iron--a katie blade. Cor
isasanee 1.-The sannase oF Iron i formed.
which y black IN you mix ii With
irou. filings Or PuiseFifcd ifcn, you may
make 4 i fair article Of ink Ii yoa
mtg iswlsh fresh human blood. ii forms.
With The blood, ,lae tannanls 0F issn.
Now when We remember that tbs liaaids
which cntcf the stomach are rapidly
absofbed by the veins aud absofbenis
81 the stomach. and enler into che air.
cnlatiou, and are thrown oni cg Che sya.
tenn by the skin, respiration, and the
kidneys, i u probabie that i drink a.
common ~ tea and 80 ahundantly used,
vail have some effect Can 4 be posi-.
bla that taunin introduced With 40 much
warm iiques, producing pcrspiratiou,
viii hAse no more effect upon The skin {
Look at the sea.drinkcrs of Russia. The
chiuaso, and tbs cid wonioa az A mesiaa.
Who hays 40 long coutinued IN the
habit or drinkisg strong teas are ihey
not dafk-eolored and leather ii kinned I
Who's young they uere ef fair complex.
ton. = iisraid II HeaiA.
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70 au aelio Il may concern; Notice Il
hereby given that application has been made
q The Governor for A pardon IN the case Of
the STATE VA William Chase, convicted IN
the Circuit Cohrt for Carroll county, al May
term, 1856. Of larceny. and sentenced 70
the Penitenliary for years. Tie Govar.
nor will take pp The said case for final deci
sion, on or after the 2lst day OF July next,
until which time protests against the said
applications will be Heard, and the petition
IN The case open 90 inspection, il the dis
erection Of the Governor
BY order Of the Governor,
JOuN NJ, CAKTER,
July 2-aw Secretary of State
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ThemedicaIpapersare writing against
the modern ihsl.icnoi high. heeled boots.
They say II causes corns, crnmp, lame
ness, at an early age, and Il lessens the
size of tho cali ond makes the leg lose
its symmetry,
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T1RS. y. BUTLER and w. X. FHINGER
having this day associated themselves iE
the prAcice Of Medicine, offor their profess
ional services 70 their friends and the public
20 general,
DR. BurlEa having been 4 long time engaged
in an extensive practice in Obstetrics and Sur.
gerry, feels confident that he can give satisiac-
ton 10 all who may be In need Of medical
assistance. s. q :
Lewis Trumbo. East Eud; and DIX Buflfn's at
his residence at the West End, Westminster.
jan23-3m.
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a boy was sent BY his mother 20 saw
some stove wood out Of railroad ties. -.
Going OUT doors shortly after, she found
inc youth sitting on che saw horse, with
head down. The mother asked her
hopeial son Why hs was east down and
Why ho didn't keep At bis work.
The boy replied ihus: 4 Ny doar
mother ! hnd Il bard, very hard, 70
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lie that Trsaches gratitude pleads
the cause both of God and man, for
without itwe can neither be sociable
per religious. = Seneca.
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Goldsmith thought people should
write faTeHp tatiering epitaphs, and
then fyc up TO them.
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WESTMINSTER, MD THURSDAY, JULY ., 1868.

Building Materials!
Building Materials !
THE ATTENTION or BUILDERS,
CARPENTERS, CONTRACTORS, AND
all others interested IN The purchase Of
Building Materials,
iripyited 10 onr
EEW AND LdRcE SrocK
Of ~all.asaaoned and weIl.hnishea work,
consisting q
DOORS AND DOOR FRAMES,
~
WINDOWS AND WINDOW rnarrs,
] BLINDS AND PANEL snvrrrns
SLATE AND WOODEN mASrnis,
--
MouLmvos AID nRAcgErs
nAnDls AaSTrls,
BUILDERS HARDWARE
SAND PApgR BY THE REAn.
vEwEL POSTS, pALusTEns
HoT-BgD SASH, SASH WEIGHTS
AAD conn, &c.. IL.
u shet, pomplsse aasaemsas of Haiiaieg
Materials generally. which we stIer 10
she l'aiiding pulisea II
MoDBRskTT rnrvys.
Ssr TErns cdsn "a
par Particular siis.,,ioa paid 10 orders
from the country by mali. aud worh securn
" packed Tor shipment
LEWIS D. rEDBErrs i co.
No. ios Norh IIo~asd 81 Baltimore, Ma.
ja2s.sm
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Bobby what Il steaml
boiling water.
"Thats right; compare III
/" Positive, boil; comparative, bilor
supeflative, bust"
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PHYSICIANS.
DR.. Vim. s. ShipIcy
Dr. DAM. &. C0onaII.

iLatciy with DR.. Thos. W. Wells, Hampstead. J
AFFERS bis professional services 10 the res.
" idents of Westminsier and vieinity. flf-
fce and residence Ltilestown Road, few
doors above Union Street.
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) dTT0RN'ElzS.A7.LAW w and NOLL
CITORsg IN CIfANCERY,
WEsrwlssrEh. Mp.
VX7sE have formed copartnership in the
wv practice Of Law IN the Courts Of
Carroll and Howard Counties, and will
promptly attend 70 all business entrusted 70
ionr care. Particular attention paid 10 Col
leesions and procuring Decroes for the sale
Of Real Estate.
Also, Applications iiled for Back Pay aud
Bounty due heirs Of deceased soldiers.
Oiiice adjoining the residence Of ChAs. T.
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HOMEOPATHY.

DR y, G, HoFFMEIER, having settled In
IL Westminster, respectfully offers bis Pro-
fsssionai services. II Hqmunpgfbi be- Physipian,
Office with Or S. H. fHar,nstead. He can
be consulted IN sbe aefm@n Languages
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