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Go Rent.

HOUSES, FARMS, STORES, ROOMS.
4 Il Hc., now vacant, can readily he rented by
advertising them In this column. The rate il IL
cents lor twenty words or less, each Insertion If
paid i'll advance. "
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ID EMOYAL.- CIAGIIORN, HERRING; a
HI CO., Factor. r!ld Commission merchants
have removed from Accommodate Wharf to
North Atlantic Wharf. octB Imo
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Eosl un0 fnu,,o.

OST AND FOUND AGAIN.-lF YOU
q have LOST anything, make IL known To the
pnnc thronEh this column. The rate for twenty
WoriS or less each Insertion, is % cents If paid
i'll advance. " i
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for Gnlc.

DEAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL PRO
III lEltrY or any kind may I've advertised for
sale in this column III the rate OF - cents for
twenty words or less, each Insertion, ii paid in
LNOR SALE, y HANDSOME PARI.OR
l. STOVE, nearly new. Apply al THIS OFFICE.
nov, IL
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Ren,ounis.

nRS. DESAUSSURE &c SON iIAyE RE.
~ MOVED their once and Residence to No
ioi Broad street, north side, two doors east or
Ming Strcci Oct2l tlrthsI
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"ANTED EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING OF oil kinds. plain
anu ornamental IL executed promptly in the
hcnicSl style and at the lowest New York prices
III THE NEWS Job 0nicc, M. I49 FAST BAY Cali
ann examine the scale OF prices before giving Your
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FOR SALE.

A FARM Of about so ACRES, G acres
IA in Wood, chiefly white oak. There Is
10 acres of superior meadow land, through
which branch of Pipe Creek runs; the
balance Is laid of into fields, well watered
The most Of this property has been lately
lined and Is very productive. There Is an
abundance Of Fruit Trees Of oil kind, and
OF the best varieties also vines and shrub.
berry in great variety. The Unwilling is large.
conveniently arranged, finished In the best
modern style and sontains 10 rooms, pantry,
closets, clothes presses, &C.; also large
hall and porch full length Of house, 10 feet
widej there is double porch. basement
and bake oven to the kitchen, with cellar
under the dwelling and porch. Besides the
Baru. which is conveniently arranged aud
roomy, there is q two story wash house, a
dairy, smoke house, large poultry house,
hay barrack and corn house all lately built.
There is spring Of excellent water near the
kitchen, which flows through the dairy. This
propertyis5miles from Westminster, Carroll
county. on the Westminster and Littlestown
turnpike, miles from the latter place con.
venient to churches, schools, mills, stores
and postof6ce.
Anyone Wishing 10 retire IN pleasant AID
comfortable home in the country would do
well to examine the property. The sub
scriber, who resides on the property, has
business Of importance too far from il to
remnin there and win sell il for less thar
the buildings are worth, or would cost Al
the present time, or would exchange it fci
property in the city Of Westminster. tor
particulars apply to
ISAAC WINCHESTER,
nov 20 Union Mills p. O., Nd.
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PUBLIC SALE.

YNHE subscriber being about to decline
l. farming, will offer at Public Sale, at
his residence, about 2 miles South of Union.
town, and about 2 miles North of New
Windsor, on
Tuesday, hs l6h day Of March, 1869,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the following Personal
Property, TO wit. s head of val ~
liable work horses, two Of them are ~
fine brood mares, both from good &csA
stock head OF fine young colts. one Of
them is 8 years, two OF them are 2 years,
and two OF them are year old this Spring /;
,,<ux, 8 Mich COWS, and o Heifers ;
SVE5X two Of the cows win be fresh by
~ the day Of sale; one Of the heifers
is now springing; bulls, one years and
one year old ! spring wagon, broad.
tread plantation wagons, one Of them suita.
BILE for 4 or . horses; stone bed, complete;
hay carriages, mover, Hubbard's: 1 sen,
arator, Geiser's, with horse power; Nc
Cormick's reaper, circular saw and frame.
2 three horse plows, large cultivator,
harrows, one Of them with 9O teeth single
and double shovel plows, log chains, stand
ard chains, sixth chain and stretchers,
wagon and pillow gears. fly straps, treble,
double and single trees, and many articles
not herein mentioned.
Turns OF SALE.--For all sums exceeding
81, credit Of 9 months will be given, the
purchaser to give bond with approved secu.
rity, bearing interest from the day of sale
all sums Of IS and under, cash. No prop.
erty TO be removed until settled for.
UPTON RooP.
feb HTS WA, BRows, Auct'r.
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Homicide in Adams County, Pa.

I 81 q I
The Gettysburg Compiler nf Saturday last
says:-Considerablc excitement was crea.
ted here on Wednesday morning by report
that Thomas j. Lee had been shot and
killed by +. Weems Black, the previous
evening, at Mrs, Rosensteers, on 'Wolf
Hill, two miles southeast of this placn. -
Sheriff Hanu proceeded to the spot. and
found the r,imor true. lie arrested Black
and brought him TO town when Justice Ny
ers committed him to JUL.
A Jury Of inquest was soon after sum.
moncd by Justice Myers, and proceeding
to Mrs. Rosensteel's, found the body OF
Lee still lying in the barnyard. An exam.
inaiion Of the case was at once entered upon.
Mrs Rosensteel testified that Lee and Black
were boarding at her house. Lee came
home from sale about dusk. after the tam.
lily Ind had supper. She gave Lee his sup.
per, and he soon after went to bed las did
the family and Black. Between 8 and 0
O'Clock Black arose, and aroused Lee and
Mrs. Rosensteel, stating that the barn door
and the gate were open. Black said to
Mrs. Rosensteel, "shall | take the gun or
a cluh2' She advised him to take a club,
aud let the gun ulone. But he said he
would take the gun, and did so. Lee and
bithSh Wehh wv tohNNutts III lew hllNlch
the report Of a gun was heard, and soon
after Black came 10 the house, exclaimina
that he had "shot Tom Lee accidentally"
Black went to several houses in the neigh.
borhood, aroused their inmates, and made
the same statement-that the hammer oil
the lock had slipped from his thumb whilst
the gun was lying on his arm.
The jury had the body Of Lee post NOR.
temized by DIR. Neal. The load, icon
sisting, as Black states, of six buck shot,
fired from Springfield musket, entered
under the right ear, and shattered nearly
every bone in tho head. II was n mass Of
fractured bone, hold together by the skin.
A single buck shot seemed TO have escaped
above the left eye. Death was instantane.
Gus. The muzzle OF the gun must have
been very close to Lees head a, the time OF
the discharge, rs the skin on the neck was
burnt to q crisp.
Lee was about % years Of age, and fol.
lowed the business Of "huekstering'' at
sales. Black is probably 35 years old, and
worked at almost anything that offered
Both unmarried.
There are variety Of reports as to III
feeling between the parties, and many diff
ferent views are expressed, but We deem il
improper TO give newspaper currency tc
any of them. A searching Judicial invest,
CATION will Of course be made, and for III,
result of that the public should wait.
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RE Al ESTA tn
Insurance Agency.
y.P. Ctr oBEL

LAYING opened an 0l;es In tLls City
III for tue sale aad transfer Of HEAL
| ESTATE. also for Renting and IHsufing
property, respectfully leaders hisscrfjccs -
the public AL flins;asss. iblfustsd % bid
care will receive the promptest attention.
Real Estaie bought and soidjk III parts
or the United States
oiricr, corner Court and xalp stssvia
He offers for sale he foIIoving proper
ties. A valuable Lime Quarry, 9ifh ol1ics,
scales, &c.. In complete norkinf order, sit-
.sied ia this city, alosg the lins q The W.
los Acres of Land fsr ssIs,l sislda ave
miles Of this city, d OILY $50 pr atrs. With
good buildings sfiached This properly sf
70 sOrds rars shaacs sos any ons svislisgA
{. r. = s.ls ,ssy sssss. y.Isss.s ss.g q
Grass and y u Nissi Ma Food sioas
Mouse and all other neceas1pR p2zknildings.--
Said property \ siinstsd y WeslV{pqsr' YAH
ios ys,d ssss, g.: Sa,ss tscP IA. s| IA gs
Ing Implesnsst viii 81 5SId aIilef wiz. 81
Without the iand. % suit ihs purehaser, e Z
scry low price. Cal and exaninf this prop
erty. se5ts 1
a Valuable Farm near ffaaklinsiiis, Carroll 1
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SIhJi s Ma containing y Asrss, Icrs Or isi.'
and X edrys9,snt a scSdsis s essrcsas 'rris
stores, kc., 4 very assir s5is pisss ~ ~ 80
wishiasa rmali farm. WIN - ~ low =.
easy forms. .f q 81 a. rs - s.
a sausole Farm n hswasN eesneys q ~
nslsh s 49, s s 9 $3.50 nss ys
farm i Within 70 miies "a Hs,si VI r.d near
Eilicots City. All necessary buiIiinrs sre on
The pl.ss; ~, 81. 80. 4 .
AeTs.. within sof tnisss sftai sd'yssss thres
WAxTfp,..l. Ia y.s,.,. Il "A - a -. "a
| road b.Iid;,.s 49,. N. ~, - ~ -.
good price viii be palsif ia nrccertr suits
The purchaser
| A valuable Brick House md Lot with
Stable, SlsnghipF House and Ell necessary
improFemcntz, situated withina half mile
Of this city, on the plank road. This place
affords a rnre chance for any one doing
business In Town. VIII be sold very low.
A valuable Farm ucur the Ynzk sRoad
Station, IL Carroll county, Nd, containing
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Seed Potatoes.

A FTER trial Of many varieties Of Pc.
N tstoes. | have at last found one that is
great producer in this section Of country,
and tolerably good one for the table. be.
ing very white and dry when, cooked. II is
not a frs.-rate Potato, but is well worthy
the attention Of farmers, as ii will readily
produce 800 bushels 10 the acre, in good
ground, and is wellshaped and OF large size.
| bought it for Dykeman, but il is not that
variety but a Seeding Of the Cuzco. ! also
have for sale the celebrated Harrison Pota.
TO, Of my own raising. A
Price sl.5o per bushel for each kind. p
CHAS. PAINTER. y
febiS7t 0wings Mills, W. N. r.. r.
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A wild woman who was captured from
the Indians on the claims wus brought
into Jefferson City, Mo-, on the 18th
ultimo, by detachment Of the Fifth
Uoitod States Infantry. She was half
clad aud nearly demented, aud could
give No account OF herself further than
that her name was Sarah Griffin, and
that she came from Ireland 1t is sup
posed that she was carried of many
years ago by the savages, and has lost
her reason by i'll treatment. ~
MIR. Bayard Taylor, in Pataan,'s
.haJasiae, is responsible for the state
ment th.t the largest kitchen in the
world has been erected on the banks of
the Uruguay river, in South America,
for the purpose Of furnishing the world
with Licbig's extract Of meat II covers
10000 square feet; each OF the boilers
will contain II 900 pounds of aesh, aud
eighty head of cattle must be slaugh.
tered every hour to supply them.
There is curious family feud 10 Alb
bcville, Miss. The head Of the family.
an old mao Of 80 years, aud his son, are
at dead y enmity with his sou 10 law aud
two grandchildren. This pleasant fam
lily party met on the street the other
day, shot each other with pistols,
hacked each othor with bowie knives,
and finally retired, every one wounded
agreeing to settle it another day.
Where the butfaloes have lived herds
Of cattle innumerabll can be graxed.-
Where the antelope has sported fiocks
Of sheep beyond counting eau be fed
Hence, on the plains east of the Rock
Mountains, aud in the valley Of the
Platte, there will soon be beef mutton
aud wool gathering to supply half the
world ts
Cows are not frequently used for
hunting purposes, We believe, but It is
SAID that there is one In Augusta Coun.
ty, Virginia, which can aud does tree
squirrels and then paws the earth aud
bellows tili Mr. Nutcracker Is shot.
one Thousand barrels OF whiskey were
seized IN New York on Thursday by
the revenue inspectors on its arrival
from lineage, no brands being on the
heads, as required, in addition TO ihe
usual stamps.
Miss Lizzie Boynton, of Crawfords.
VILE, Indiana, having lectured on the
subject "After Suffrage, Whatr" re.
celyed an answer, the other day, 10 the
shape OF an old pair Of trousers, pick
axe aud dull razor.
a constitutional amendment permit.
.ing female suffrage has been defeated
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BRANCH OFFICE.
FIRST NATIONAL hank BurLpJSo,
PHILADELPHIA,

OFFICERS. IA
CLARENCE n. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Execu.
tive Committee.
HENRY D. COOKE, vice-Presidcnt r
EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Actuary.
This Company, National in It's character, o.
fer, by reason Of its Large Capital, Low Rates
Of Premium and New Tables. .he mos. desira-
bic means Of insurins life ye, presented VI the
public. szt
Tho rates Of premium being largely reduced,
are made as favorable 10 the Insurers as those
Of the best mutual Companies, and avoid all thr
complications and uncertainties Of Notes, Div.
idends, and the Misunderstanding which ths
latter are SO apt to cause the Policy Holder.
Several new and attractive tables are nov
presented, which need only 70 be understood L
prove acceptable to the public. such as the IN
c0ME-PRoDUCIEG RoLICr and RETURN
PREMIUM POLICY, IN ihe former, the poll
| ey-holdeT not only secures a life Insurance
payable at death, but sill receive, &c living
after period Of few years, an annual iaeom
equal TO tea per cent. no per csas) Of the pa
ef Ai' policy, In the latter, the Company agree
10 return " Ne assured ne fosal amou#f Of no.sl
he has paid ia, in addifion TO he amount Of ii
policy. iE
The attention Of persons contemplating In
surfing their lives or increasing the amount q
insurance they already have, Is called TO tn
special advantages offered BY the National LII
In,ursace Company,
Circulars, Pamphlets and full particular
given on application to the Branch 0fRee q
the Company, or to
JOHNSTON, BROS. L CO.,
1873 ". Baltimore ST., Baltimore, Nd,
| General Agents for Maryland.
JOHN X. LoE6wELI.,
President Union National Bank, Westminster
Nd, Agent for Carroll county.
deel7.3m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CONSUMPTION CAN ne CURED. :

An Eastern medical periodical gives an in
ten esting aecoppto the complete cure Of Mrs.
Amos Stautier, Of Manor, Lancaster county,
Pa, Of hereditary Consumption. Her parents
and several brothers aud sisters died Of this
terrible disease. Mrs. Stsutier was herself re-
duccd to mere skeleton the pulse at 100
her breathing painfully difficult expectora-
tions very excessive diarrhga worse than
chronic, and her condition SO hopeless that at
a conference Of the old and skillful physicians
she was pronounced incurable. At this stage
Of the disease, DR.. s. d. Hartman, Of Millers-
vile, Lancaster county, Pa, a physician of
fourteen years standing, prescribed MISH-
LERS HERB BlTTERS. The patient soon
experienced a pleasing inyigoraiing sensation
throughout her system, and encouraged by her
friends to oontiaue under DIR. HartInaR's treat
lnent, she did 81, gradually Improving under
increased doses according to her strength. un,
Ill she entirely recovered. Mrs. Stauifcr Is
still living, In the full enjoy ment Of perfect
health. U. b. Herr, Esq, President Of the
Lancaster County, PA, National Bank, SUBJ
Stimulates the particulars Of this most wonder
full case. ma4-2t
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LANDS FQA aAxsH
rrisee Gserss,s ss.ssy. 4

- .~s :'r
VIE TT, an .h are e,ngowsrea e neco
= na'e the sale OF the following pieces u
A MILL SEAT, which with two hundred
dollar. repair, could y. Se pat n eyeoilsns Or
ger, near Aecokeek ohurch, N fsscAiaway
mnno ":
a TkACf ~ AH0uf 900 ACRES, twa
hundred acres Of 4 sr.b,e, within mile and
2 nan OF roFestviiie, e!gnt mhc. rom Wash:
ington, ana near the hne q ne propAopq
haiiroad 70 point Lookout hpsSily '4ims
bered, comfortable va iai
DWELLING HOUSE.
IT,. ~ ~. ,s WV
TN - ~ -; IL
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Public Sale.

vTNIIE subscriber will sell at Public Sale,
Il AT his residence, mile north. east OF
Silver Run Church, in Carroll county, Md,
On Monday, the sM day Of March, 1860,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the following personal
property, to wit: 4 good Mares, q
two Of them are with fual, one NTxrFd'
of them is half blooded and is iY1AAt
with ioal by T. +, Tates' cole. sA4rs>lS
brated horse; 2 three.year old colts, well
broke for either single or double harness |;
LxTEYN5 Mich Cows, OF thc,n will be
~NSAlfresh by day Of sale 2 heifers
.AN--uheavy with calf, good sheen, /
brood SOW and shoats, broad tread road
wagon, with bed, bows and cover eomplete;
good four horse narrow tread wagon. /
reaper, self raker, Flickingers make, as
good as new spring tooth rake, falling.
top buggy and harness. as good as new; |
sleigh, | hay carriage, 9 stone beds, . two.
horse plows, three'horso pillow. 2 two.
horse harrows, three-horse do, 2 shovel
plows, double do, roller, dung boards,
nth chain, stretchers, single. double and
tripletrees, Q log chains, 2 pair breast chains,
pair butt traces, sets breechbands, Q sets
from. gears, brides and collars, halters and
halter chains, COW chains, | wheebarrow.
grindstone, good threshing machine and
horse power, ! wheat fan, rolling screen,
cnttingbox, set blacksmith tools, forks,
rakes, hoes, shovels, piattock, axe, wood
saw, dinner bell, and many other articles
too numerous to mention.
Terms Of Sale All sums Of SIS and IN.
der, cash all sums above So n credit of 2.
months will be given, purchasers giving
notes with approved security, bearing in.
terest from day Of sale.
No property to be removed until settled
for.
JACOB P. HULL.
Ezra Legore, Clerk. wM. Baows,
feb 1887 Auctioneer.
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oaAn agsd widow lady was murdered
10 CarsEsll Co., N. G., lately, by no,
gro, To gain possession Of twenty dol
lars. The evidence Of the negro's quail,
iicatiohs for good citizenship arc daily
on the increase. &l ~ ''ef
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A severe snowstorm prevailed
throughout Maine and Canada last FRI
day night Trains aud mails were de.
layed.
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C0NsTARLE's SALE.


by virtue Of writ Of vepdi,ioni exponas
- issued by AhneF Neal, . Justice Of the
Peace for the State of Maryland, in and for
Carroll Co., at the suit John c. Frizell and
Richard Manning. trading under the name
and style of Frizell Il Manning, against the
goods and chattels, lands and tenements OF
ofJohn II. Swartzbaugh, and to me directed,
| have seized and taken in execution all the
right, title, interest and estate at law and in
equity, of the said John II. Swartzbaugh,
in and to the following parcel of land. viz
That part of a tract of land called "Roches.
ter part of tract Of land called "Gilrs
Prospect and part Of tract Of land called
Blanks Folly" and contains so Acres,
more or less, which was conveyed to said
John II, Swartzbaugh and Mary, his wife, by
Joshua NJ. Gorsuch, BY Deed dated April
I'D, 1861, and recorded among the Land
Records Of Carroll county, in Liber G, E.
W, No. 2s, Folio 60.
The Improvements consist Of Erw6
Good Dreiiiag House, A!TnA
Stone Dairy, Smoke House, SE3 I'LL
Carriage House, Hog House, -
Stabling, Lime Kiln, all ia good order |;
there is never failing Spring of good water
near the house. The land Is naturally of
good quality, has been well lined and Is in
a high state Of cultivation at the present
time it is laid of into convenient fields /;
there is a due proportion of good Woodland.
hereby give notice that on FRIDAY, the
9TH Of MAucH. 1869, AT O'Clock, P. NJ, at
the Court House door, in the city Of West
Minister, ! will offer the above property. so
seized and taken In execution, at Public
Sale, TO the highest bidder for cash
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forney Is praising the Temperance
and sobrlsty" Of the people Of Sonth
Carolina. But alas! the people Of South
Carolina cannot return the compliment,
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Assisnes's Notice Of Appointment.

In tks Disfrief cosrf Of he Uaissd Sfsfs. for the
d. Pavdsr, Baakrsps-i. Bsstyspfiy.
10 phom e may coaccrn The under
signed hereby gives notice Of his appoint
ment as Assignee Of tho estate Of John d.
Powder, Of Westminstes. Carroll county,
Maryland, in said dlstrics and Who was, 10
wit; on the 9Th day Of Jsnuary A. ID. 1869,
adjudgsd Bankrupt upon the POSITION Of
himself, by the said Diarict Court. Dated at
Frederick, the l2th day Of February A. D.
STANLEY YOUNG,
fab rs, -et Assignee.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-04
Borley'. Quarter, Bal,inore Co., ma,

BoSlsy's Qaarter, Bai,imore Co., Nd., \
Neremter u, 1868.
MEss. o. r. MERaYnAs 4 Co.
GtSrLgMES THE Raw Bone Phosphate I
bought Of you last Spring, applied to Corn
by the side Of Peruvian Guano In equal guam
Titles, and II there was difference at all, Il was
In favor of the Phosphate. Ny Corn Crop was
excellent. applied 1t also upon Oats and Po-
taioes with the most satisfactory results. I
prefer 1t decidedly To Peruvian Guano from the
fact, that whilst the Guano spends itself upon
the growing Crop, the effects OF the Phosphate
can be strongly seen In the Crops following
SoPe that applied to Potatoes by the aide Of
Fish Manure, made splendid yield, the Fish
turning out an abundant Crop Of Vines, the
Phosphate the Potatoes. l have used IL this
Fail upon my Wheat, and at this time IL looks
as well as ! could desire.
GEORGE EDWARDS. Overseer for.
DR., WIN, H. Kceuer.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-04

Virginia is said to possess 100000
acres Of "oyster rocks" yielding annu-
ally $4,000, 600 worth Of oysters.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-04

There . said TO be a book kcapcr in
Norwich. ocsn. who writes equally well
with both basds NJ The same time.