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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-11
FOg SALk.
5000 REV ARD.

T osT in Davenport Rock Island or on the
Ia FERRY, between A. N. and o'clock, P NJ,
on this day, between $1,000 d $1,000, in roll
of bills one $500 note and the balance in $780,
and $50 notes. will give $500 reward for the
return ofthe money to me at the Rodman House,
Rock Island,
June 24-dtf. 7. ]. HIATT.
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THU RODMAN HOUsE.
roHsERLYIsLASD ot'" HorsI.
j. 3. HUTCHlNS, Proprietor

CORNER OF ILLINOIS AND JEFFERSON SITS,
Rock Island, Illinois.
Free Bass to and from the cars and boats.
Rr-rhis Holoe has heen recently rehtted and
newly furnished.
\. B.-New Billiard Tables, First Class ss-
loon and Restaurant, are connected with the
house.
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| Mr. Conwell diI demand $3.50 of him,
Just ,25 more than he had right to de
mand in any case Had Mr.. Decker paid
the $3.50 would it all have gone into the
city treasury. or only the $2,25?-Union
Mr.. Conwell did not demand $3.50, and
Decker admitted the fact at the police court
Our neighbor must not believe that Mr..
Conwell is an officer like the republican Su.
pervisor Knox who charged the county $50
for expending $50.
Or, like Dogberry who made $4,000 last
year by fleeing the unfortunates who fell in
to his hands, while pretending to administer
jus,ice as police magistrate.
Or like Curtis and Condor, who made
more money last year, than they ever had
before in their lives, by smelling peoples
breath, and enacting all kinds of enormities,
one of which was that of dragging sick
catholic priest down to the jail on the pre-
tence that he was drunk.
Or, like Sheriff Drury, who charged the
county 81, 49, 80, for eighty,fve days work
Or, like the Head Center of the Court
House Ring, who has gobbled $4,000 be.
longing to the people in the last four We ars,
Or, like the other members of the Court
House Ring who have made way with jail
taxes amounting to over 100000, and cant
tell what has become Of all this money.
Or, like Sickles, radical member Of the
Legislature, who has gone into the paper
and stationery business at Moline, on stock
"gobbled' from the State at Springfield.
No, the democrats fill their offices with
no such fellows. They prefer honest men,
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BUsrNnss CARDS.
He. CONNOLLY,

A TToRsRY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUB
- lie, Rock Island, III. Once over the po''
once.
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DRUNK, VERY.-On Saturday evening,
Harry McAdary, who works on the ferry
boat, got very drunk and made first rate
attempt at raising Cain By about II
o'clock he got Cain sufficiently elevated,
and McAdary also, when Policemen Woods,
Murrin, and Boman, stepped in and took
MIN to jai. He made a savage resistance.
This morning, before Magistrate Chopper,
he was fined $lS,6j in all, on the several
charges of getting drunk, disturbing the
peace, aud resisting officers of the law. A
costly bit OF Saturday nights fun, and a
p"or piooe of business to work two weeks to
pay for.
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M,CAULEY l. BELDING,

SURGICAL and MECHANICAL DENTISTS
> Successors to DR.. J.W. Veliel: TEEN si-
traotsd without pain by the use OF NitrO S @
or Laughing Gas omoS on ii''"O' ~
lately oocup pied by DR.. Velie.
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n. Il. PARMENTER,

A TToRNKY AND coUNsELLoR Az La ~,
"A OHioe In Court House, Rock islrI1' AZ
Farms and city property bought ana 'O'''
may10diywe2w.
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PETER FRIES,

EcTIFGER AND MANUFACTURES on
X nors.tic Liquors, Importer and Dealer in
Fo.sisn wines and Liquors. Front street, oPpo-
~. Fsrry Landing, Rock Island, Ill.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-30

GntI6 III Is ~s.tuxssn cine e9piesisteit III ~bsiettisen, nell
ten. -h~.. s+I. g. :.
Cine aus &rdntern befebenbe Rebi;tn, net1e In ~ttrergBtr'
funs msbltbusnber ia ale aue. aus Dltnneralien 3uammec9e
itstcn Iransteu, unb uel4e 70 ~ansenetn, fir ben 0sfhmad ii
ne GansY, biese i'd ben Rranfen IN meiuea Qoienss.
Or. erasmus FBinslpm's
9ebcr unb Ma9en 9p;en9e
1T bas tete uab neaefe mas bic ~naotcrne gbelnins III lase se
fbrbert tdt.-0ie1 elbe beRebt aus 3tpeterlet ,4rtracte1t aus ten
paansenretd, 1T gang uniddbltd, uno BAT sennod biefetbt
Wirluse tpte bas Wereurtal. Ile Der gelunobett nadtbtiliss
gtass foatsn surd BE 2sSenss ~ssrSranst psrsen ueber
8auisnb gerfu@e -.
BAT Der 9ntteder Der sos,nes ta,nit senaGt ebs er otsislte BEN
publiturn ennpfabl unb che Ct bieeltt {, nett peruputpnrnuett
sic fe jest tR.-Obalei& btefslbe tetnen 0ef4xnaG sun; Dfebt.
gin bat, entbdlt fe aue betleneen giserfbaften Der HdrtRey
Wesi,ia rbne heren fd6elite BeRanottetle.
Sn sdaen BON DYspepita, 9i1iS1en utbeln, 0eraobfBne
8spfidn1sraen, 5dn1srrbOtben, Waderiudt unb Weblibe
1ranttetsn, it bic 9p3en9e' elm 1tel berpatrtere5 Wtttel ali
ale jene etebaften unb tHttlwetfe f9dbltten Mirturen, uel6
atbStnlid In iplden Gdaen a%neewanpt wprbea. Nls Elm ant
Siui5fes Mtttel febt g uusereletalt& ba uub 1T be0er ais AL
tn 3eitunsen e~eprteftnenS Dttttel aub @srfdreibunsen -,
Aeriten. >EG%f"f&&
IS rirb aarantirt bab Seber, melder etnntal Doctor Gras
mus gDinslptps Qeber ub 80 a aen 500 enae eebrau&
Bat, ne risser eu, Nbiabrunssmitel, 9ulSer, 1r0pfsn oe
9iQen nebren tuirb. 3" " }
'fenfrei %Syfentet.
Nrino1e 8ro., Gisentbaraer.
70 glatsen Cane Gew gprt+
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(Gortiteuus folst.)

a# -: Gin Gnslanoer baut sesenwdrtis
6du1tr aus Strob, gu Incident er ben
uritof in fplsenper @eile juberettet:N ~:
t?5 Mu9nta1 pas 5trob7 seidnitten, itmire
,es NIT elmer seldttisteu MuRsluns Don
@a0tr9lu8 imprdsntrt uno bierauf nse>
trodnet.1 III Mitat @dlfe 1eiiner aMal@ine
preBt 81 uunnebrr easS trob in ftRt8dnz
bel 3uiammenbie nun feuerftf fne. Mus
iolden. Binbeln tuirb nas 0aue 9>riecaus
Stei, sopf9sflbrty ineem> Der 'Grfnoer
;mil9en2 jebem 8unpel cine Sage Cement
ODER M5rtel auftrdst. ,JrDa Strob ein
l@le9ter @irmsleiteriit unpE oaber1 bic
&dun,e tparuts bali, auberbeu1 our@ Die
innere iMnoronuns Der &duute Der Sc
iunobeit&e&nunS setrasen it, 10 erfreuen
fi@ bieie 9duier, hie> nit terf proerltdea
Nequtftdten ,au~aseiatttt, ttreaa 80apfe.
Sterling, foten, elmer 8ro6en 8tliebtbeit.
E33A us1utat. 8rfsbau, gour!s Il wuiirbb
3uu1 @9rtdten ffti1er So Gral1en ali.
Dtelts untfanbes balber 'ptrb 8uapes~
militdr bfneel&tdt, UNI 8rtgtam gouns
eiinet1 STbeh ffetner neutrality-suspicious.
db3u1ebmtn. '..... ''5t.S<> 5sta.@.1t.
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&dmpts unb Griumptt
poer
@rianerun9enD ou40J obrel1
SON ibm ielbf sel&ritben
~ s.. &arnntn.

f . '~ u ~
RGmpfe unb Eriumpbe III ein Mus3ua
aus bent ael91ftigen unb eretsntBpoQen Sebtn oes
6errn q. 8. Barnurt, ais Rduf n,ann, Vertpalter.
Bantier, @ebner unb eludli&er @aaa=4uslteae'
auf greet gontinenten.
Dies 8u9 1T BON bobem We;tbe
Stir oue Dteienissn, pel9e bsn 2ebenslauf be-
alidliaj ten S9auausleQer5 tn Wn'erlta 9erne t.
fen r.Dhteu
Sir Sic GrnRtaitsn unS 9rSbli@sn, % fs le''
men pher laden tpoQtn;
1ur nieieniaen, pelde ibre 0aufbab1 a11an9ea'
uno eerne tpi1tn mI@ten, mie ls bic Se'ter sta'
13 HSr sDisi,nia,n,, ' ttp,sldr :1ubb,eun, ' an Ser Better anset-
tpnn1en (lnt, unb Nnbern gsrne rnsttbetlen> w'e ps
bort angefenuaen i'ne :; rs &,&at. xu
Stir Dieieniaen, trel9e teruuter getauen, aoe9
ent1lo0en linb, ben Rampf 1o1n'alS ~ oeFe'
Sir Di.ienisem junsen 2tute> pe!as bssitr'e
iinb bas @ebeimnib gu erfabren, ME man pas
Blud erringt;
gar bic &lidli@en, bic f9 aber ben W0bl'ans
anberer frsuen tSnnen;
IIr Dteiepiaen, wel9e einent f9arfen Beob'
adler unb uuterbalsnben Grja9ler serne 3ubO'
ret; .u,
Sir Dieienigs, welhe 8arnuus Waltunt, lfn'
unSerelei@lide @amutlung . Werttuurotgtelten
Wuntern unb @9dBen, bic 5errn 9: berabn,!
1natte, aeisben baben (unb ttre ;3abl 1T Vesion:
unb i.st Sic ieltlanten, r1trtpirbigen une tnterel'
{anten Dinae leben rtS9ten, pel4t It in 1ttneu
&.bsHtniB aufbetpabrt bat.
Die1e @el9i9te zines 2%ebensalters,
fri(6 unb seiRpuu auf jeeer @eitt> bitttt Inter
baitunq, Belebrung uno NuBen, nit tetn aneerei
@e.t lid ribmen fam. .as
8eoiueuue"n:
Di.les Wert tpirs nit neuen @tereutvp-p lat
ten, auf {aSnea yapier eeSrudt uno nit 3;
aupferti9en p~er3tert tuerben, tuorunter bas toobl
aetrpftne 8ilbniB bes 8erfalers. Gs entbI
nateiu 800 eng8ebrudte 8uo. @ttttn, une bauer
bafen Ginbdnbsn uberltefert tptrbtn, 3u folgenset
biaiasn Yre1en, 3ablbar Bel 11eberlieferung:
ST. Grtra feines tnslii@es Sud- e~sbunoen, mi
aeiprsnsttltsm S9nitt $3.50. +.
Sn Grtra feines enslii&es Sud- e~ebuneen, NIT
seraplbstem 5dnttt $500.
81 2tbtr, 8ibliutbet Ginbane, nit seiprenteltea
5@nitt $4.00. ,,>
NRan fam tisies Dert bur9 ~uniere Asente,
erbalten, ia e8 nur bur@ @uticripttpn sertaut
&riro.
Die @ub1cribenten brauaen bas Bud ntdt 8
nebn,en, renn es ni9t III teber btn(t9t nit ee
8e19reituu9 ubereinQtrauat. ~ .
4. 9. Burr s g.,
@erausseber, 5artfore> @onn
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Span contradictions bielt nod tmratr
I1tin, &ino in itiuen Aru1en, feline Nataltt,
welde, ebnrndatf8 9etporoen, mar IN benz
Itlbtn Mt,usentltdr als Der @rpbfirf BIT
7Mr9ttrltii&dtn @orte 9e(prc&en.. "''Ss}wan
BON Neriiatom bdtte sie1ei@t. gar midi
:, 'ebbrt1ai9t seritatoen mas Arfarctr 81
+ N 9elaet. IS eine lsa,aes@ etle lag IN
Bltd, ben er auf itiatGo&ter teftett
tele eefnidte2tlte, pel&e oerSturm'
" .slln9llds ibm sebro@en. pernt&z
IT, r. Ttk Arne gettst, uro tte .er BOD
il IL 4 'assa, 'ibt 3sne trstts' str>@
So ,', pu6A ID, ea5 - 70 t'mmt!
%ases" .'4tsa !, 1S.rrra,4ot auf Sas tebesy
GsRs''' a sss1$; f Fl Is siness ssfi$ttt 'sa,
tf','' H., Hs1lt .a, ! ! r., Il al d. sts gtita
itin. az" Sin ntSyI''" M eatertbrdne tptibtts
te benz unalad unp eea S s;1 fSy 1 ~
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nfus eftfnn' WI g5aataa III = psT@qaa0f
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fsrta,iett bic auf bic 0~e8enmart, /.
einSAft.s,as .tu,' s.dxtNae,; abetFdnt&e uub Hare eDarael.
ling Yer Grtisatae bes r. - !: ;'' ."s. ~ ~
amertfahtftben 8hr8trfrte8es
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1et ben DitbaiFes Der SprxRseatsa Der gsreiatsen staateH.
sn IS qttssaasa Nv 5 ssass per etsftssns
si&ts Tam ene III, .tssaesAA ,,aetrten earles etNss esases I,sn
Aefertu Sntersde anS ssn Xrstuer W:3tstet feis, sls lie
@d&tate fdRer nsuen penn. ,tb ttnnea ju !trnen: 0b eas
saub aud nod Jung, d fane Gef&tate NOD turj tt i'm Vr>
hdltnis jur 0tidt&x Der B1lhN T rub statteasn stral.en sOelt,
T. btdt Ns niAts seau ueatser an 3rattti9lea uns ss1ssenesaa
tteftreretfssien 1tatfaan nit nbett4eaeasst 1talnttts
Stna1et, bag fe q ssSttat, sus I " une Saas nt1t 49, q.
tsaat' ieastrn ben, Screen iehss s(asetts t:f e%snespsaet t r.
naa: 9rh rean etes be. 9an, ef rena pc Vslgt@n Dxs
IN; Msesg ~ etsststausSte eteter iunleaN . tesnea! IL ~ Ha a1.9hs ~
suss G~sstlesnne, BE @e[&t&te be9 " at9ttes''gea .6sss'ess.
ssmsta s5 lsstsn Sabre. i'm 6erae . ee. ttaeenaass H g
1 sase na aasIss1s Y, s1S g ID etasaIys'' aa' sates s !"
s.. Dss .%erli.s.ns. a0ert, sraaei9 xsb 81 = ld$t e%trRaas!lt$ $
w SsesA, "a anreseneer ~lebenetser Syraa\ x eelulteoeM. ~
- Ssae .1 ~ sr[aaen uns tn l!tI6teRr 4ut.Ay ~ 1auesrsttss tn
t 1;a. s.e5 q f e. lasa. ?retfs sen1 Gents eT ases'e x
ssss 9'4s =" 'f fa' t itSts ' eA asa saasst' itaN 8 ~ aA's Hsf 'fF'
'r,I..,, 8@dfer 8 !&ANsr0ot.
ea''Sa Vs sefA !. v. sDpsb 6trass, pttI1keylketG
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FOR SALE.


A. FARM Of phouk go ACRES, 9 acres
w IA Wood. dlnaiIy mIit8 oak. There "
10 acres Of superior meadow land, through
which branch Of Pipe Creek runsi the
balance is hid Of into & fields, well watsred
The most Of this property has been lately
lined aud is very productive. There y ail
abundance Of Fri1t Trees of al kinds and
ofthe beat varieties; MISC VINES aud shrub
berry in great variety. The Dwelling j. large
conveniently arranged, finished IN the bet
modern style and contains 10 rooms, pantry,
closets, clothes presses, &c.; also hfge
hall and porch fun length Of house, 10 feet
wide; there Is a double porch. basement
and bake oven to the kiichaD, with CELLAR
under the dwelling and porch, Besides the
Baru which Is conveniently arranged ind
roomy, there is two-storf wash house,
dairy, sn0ke Aouse, large poultry house,
hay harrack and corn house al lately built.
There "a q spring Of excellent water near the
kitchen, which hows' hEoughthe dairy. This
property i bmiles from sstNinster, Carroll
eoanty. on the Westminster and Littlegtowa
turnpike. miies from the latter plncs; con
venient to churches, schools, mills, siaFes
and postofice.
Anyone wishing to resire 10 q pleasant ana
comfortable home in the country would do
well 10 examine the property. The sab
scrlber, who resides on the property, hes
business Of importance too Ear from Il W
remain there and will sell It for less than
the buildings are worth, or would cost al
the present time, or would exchange 1t FOR
property in the city Of Westminster. lef
particulars apply to
ISAAC WINCHESTER,
nov &c Union Mills Z. o., Md
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Public Sale.

vNHE undersigned having declined farming,
Il will sell at Pablo Sale, on the premises,
lying on the Nichodemus Road, one mile South
Of Bird Hill, on = ~
THURSDAY, JANUARY Ilth, 1863,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the following described
property TO wit:
HORSES, one Of them 4 young and good ri
ding horse; Q good Mich Cows, one with calf
by her side; Heifer about two years old, /
Brood Sow and Shoats, 8 Sheep, s hives az
Bees, two-horse Wagon, Rocksway an
Harn, IS, l two-horse Furrow Plow, single aud
double Shovel Flows, Harrow, Cultivator, Log
Chain, PlOw Gears. Forks, Shoveis, Mattock
Post digger; also Hay and Straw by the Ten,
Corn BY the Barrel, Potatoes, Rye and Oats by
the bushel, Acres Of wheat and Acres Of
Rye growing. Also,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consisting OF | Cook Stove, l Template Stove,
Safe, Marble Slab Centre Table, Q Spring
Seat Chairs, and many other articles not men.
toned.
TEnNs.--On all sums Of IS and under, cash;
above - six months credit will be given, by
note with approved security, with interest from
date. No property TO be removed until the
terms are complied with.
dec 2i-e NATHAN G0RSUCH.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TnE AGE OF MIRACLES REVIVED.

The AGE OF MIRACLES REVIVED.
The Ns''sages II Hsrih gives the particu-
lars OF one Of the most mifaculons cnrcs on
record. Isaac Salt2sr,nf Myerstown, Iebanon
county, Pa, y"uih, seventeen wears ola was
afflicted for over two years With the worst form
Of Serctulai his entire body, face, neck and
limbs were literally covered with large run.
ming sores, which discharged parulent matter
50 copiousiy as TO gather half an inch deep IN
bed during the night, he was constantly cold.
aud required hot fire In his room both sum.
mcr aud winter the smell was so offensive that
no person could endure il longer than minute
or two Dr.. Bridenbach, Butcher, Heckart and
Lebvengood, well-known and Akillfa, physi-
clans, attended him successfully, without being
able " afford the sufferer any relief As a Iast
resort, he was induced to use the celebrated
MlSHLERs HERB BITTERS, and Is now per-
fectly restored to health. The editor of the
Messenger Of Hsaiih has In his possession two
large glass Jars containing fire pounds Of seabs
taken from the body IF yoaag SaLtIsr. jaT-2t.
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Estate IF Dcnnis Aceslaw, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Sub
~ scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Of Admins.
tration on the Personal Estate Of
DENNIS MEWSHAw,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said Estate are
hereby warned TO exhibit the same within
six months from this date, Otherwise they
may be excluded from all benefit Of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested 70
make immediate payment.
ANNA VIRGINIA MEWSHAw,
dec l7-4t Administrative.
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FOR SALE.

A HOUSE and Four ACRES Of ground,
N situated near Avondale, adjoining
lands Of Messrs. Van Bibber and Beachman,
en- the Western Maryland Railroad. The
house is large and conveniently arranged,
with back building, excellent well Of water,
Stable, and all the necessary outbuildings,
Two Acres are set with the choicest yarie.
ties Of Peaches, now in bearing; the remain.
der is in Wood, such as Oak and Chestnut
IL the above property is not sold at Privats
Sale by the 9th of March, il will be Offered
at Public Sale, ON that day on the premises
dec 2i-3t TIMOTHY LANE.
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SPECIAL NOTICE:

"ANTED, the people to know that |
w am still in The MATCH. CLOCK
and JEWELLERY business, and will attend
promptly 70 al Repairing len in my care.
Do not miss the place, il is nearly opposite
the Post Office. -
WILLIAM MOORE,
Practical Watch Maker and Jewsllsr.
oct 29,---tf y
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
oV LE1srnoID AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY

VI lEAoEuolp AND
PER OVAL PROPERTY.
rENliE undersigned, Administrator Of Tho.
i mas Marsh, late Of Carroll county, de
ceased, will sell at Public Sale, on the
ereniise,, at Sykesyille, Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad, on
Tharsdoy, the l4h Of January, 1869,
at o'clock, p. NJ, the following Leasehold
property, 10 wit:
~ ACRES OF LAND, more or less,
upon which is erected newly built and
comfortable two.story Frame R--A
DWELLING HOUSE, &J!!nA
with back building attached. ~ Jill
This property is the same de- -
scribed in lease from William Bear aud
others, to the said Thomas Marsh, bearing
date June 9t'i, 1855, and recorded among
the Land Records Of Carroll county, in IL
her W. A. Mex .. No. 80, folio 40S, Is for
the term Of ninety nine years, renewable
forever, at the annual rent twelve dollars.
The aforesaid property is in the village OF
Sykesville, and about two hundred feet from
said Station on the Railroad, il elligibly
situated and is one of the most desirable
building sites in that vicinity.
Also, on the same day, at the same place,
Immediately after the sale of the above
property, will sell the following personal
property Of said deceased, to wit: / Cook,
ing Stove, Template Stove and Pipe.
Cupboard, lot Of Dishes, Table, Bureau
and Cover, Bvdstead and Bedding, l
Trundle Bed aud Bedding, Stand and
Cover, . Chairs, Iron Kettles, lot of Straw
Mating, Clock, Carbine, lot Of Shoe.
makers Tools, Grindstone, &c.
Terms Of sale of the Leasehold Property:
One half cash on the day of sale, and the
other one half ia twelve months from the
day Of sale, with interest, by note with APP
prosed security. %
Terms OF the Personal Property. On al
sums Of So and under, cash above SIS siS
months credit will be given, by note Will
approved security, with interest from date
CHAS. T. REIFSNlDER,
Administrator Of Thomas Marsh, decd.
dec 24--ts
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NO. 973 EQUITY.

CSrcait Court for Carroll County.
James II. Steel next friend 10 John W. Steel
and others, %. John w. Steel and others.
nRDERED this 7lst day Of December, 1868.
NJ that the sale mode And reported BY Js mes
u. Steel, Trustee, to sell the heal Estate in This
cause decreed TO TO be sold be ratified and con-
nrmcd, unless cause to The contrary thereof be
next, provided copy Of this order be inserted
for three successive weeks before the goth day
o. January, In some newspaper published Ia
Carroll county.
The report states the slnount Of sale to be
True py,-ITesti
dec 2i-st JSo. D. BoYlr, Clerk.
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TRUSTEES SALE, ~
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.


In execution Of deed Of trust from Rich.
j ard Fowler and wife, tho subseriber, as
Trustee, will offer for sale ut Lawrence BY
his Craff' farm in Carroll county, ut II
O'Clock, A. NJ, on
Reta sday, che 27M Of January, 1869,
the following property conveyed by said
deedi - r5f.,.' ~, 80
A FARM OF IL ACRES,
mora or less three fourths Of an Acre in
WOOD. II Is situated on the road leading
from Westminster TO Myers Mills, about 4
milo and quarter from Westminster. 1t
is improved by good "a
DWELLING HOUSE. Mt!lA
with MI the usual out-build. 23 Till
ings in good repair. tits well - -
watered, and tie soil Is Of an excellent quail.
ity. There is also good Orchard of choice
fruit.
TERNs. -0ne- half cash at the sale, bal.
ance with interest in months with security
to be approved by the Trustee.
. Persons wishing 10 view the farm are re-
guestsd 10 call ON Richard Fowler, living
thereon.
M This property can be purchased at
Private Sale at any time before the day of
sale above mentioned " W
JAMES A. G. BOND,
Trustee.
dec Pits
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DIR. CALDwELL'S
Celebrated Herb Blffers,

correct and.keep pare the gastric juices q the
Stomach, cxpel acids aud all impsrities, give
lone and strength to that organ and thus pre-
serve health and prolong life. They are .
sovereign remedy for all diseases having their
origin in an impurity Of the Hcod. sach as
Rhesnafssa., NesraigiN. and kndyed Affections,
Diarhua, Byssniery, choisru Nsvsas, and all
affections Of Che stolnxch and bowels, Paes,
Cancer, Serefuleas and Rsasizp Ss~s., wasting
loss Of power and memory, sfs'aiJ relieved and
eifeetaally earsd BY this anriyuIIcd tonic and
medicine.
Suffer no more pain and depsessiss, but use
CoidxePs Herb Bi1sr4. They are a certain
cure for almostevery disease thai 1esh = heir 10.
MASuyAcrunxss, York. Pspnsylvnnia.
Sa- MIKEsELL 4 SHfrLEr, Agsnls Tor Carroll
and Howard Countiess <spl6-am
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= Q W q r Property
AT PRIVATE SALE


The subscriber offers 81 Private Sale, The
splendid DwEnIlsg Housri IN
which he resides, with two kzSA
hrst rate front and three back ~ 20
lots, in the town Of New
Windsor. The dwelling is 40 BY Is feet,
two stories high. with o basement aud eel.
lar, with q Kitcnen attacned. Inc house is
divided into three rooms on the lower, aud
live on the upper story. There is a well Of
excellent water with pump, in the yard
also a cistern with water ia the basement
There is also Good Stable. with Carriage
House attached; with all other necessary eat
buildings, with an Apple Orchard Of choipe
fruit besides variety of other fruit, oon-
sisting ofapricots, damsons, ounces, peach
es and grapes.
The house will be sold with one, two or
more lots 10 suit the purchaser.
II the above property is not sold before
t.e 6th day Of February, 1868, Il viii be
offered at Public Sale, al / O'Clock, p M. on
said day.
Any person wishing to view this property
can dc so, by calling On the subscriber, who
will give an information desired
octl--tf NATHAN HANNA,
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NOTICE.

II AIDES FURS, Muffs, Collars and
IL Pelirines, Sleigh Bells, Buffalo Robes
and Blankets, Fur and Silk Hoods, Fur
Caps. Great Inducements offered 10 stock
and pnces in the above goods.
dec3 JOHN L. RsifsaisiT.
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Estate Of Henry Keller, deceased.
NoTIcE is hereby given that the subsori.
IN Dor has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Testamentary
on the Personal Estate OF
HENRY KELLER,
late OF Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said Estate are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same within six months
nom this date, otherwise they may be exelud-
ed from all benefit Of said Estate. Those in
debted are requested to make immediate paw
mont -a - -
SAMUEL KELLER,
JnnT-t Executor.