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GENERAL GRANT TOMATO.

We offer thi. Toma-o which We know to he true
Prize - cents peg packet five packers dollar
by mail. CTETIS 4 CORR
o""- 5iS Washington st, Boston. Mtss.
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JAY COukt, Chairman Fmsnce aud Executive Com
HENRY u. COOKE, Vice President
EMERSON W. PET, SecI etary n,,d sstnary
This company, Natiousi iE Sc ,...... tlfe 3 bv
reasons Of its large capital, Cys l. "a -i.-.rI and
table, he It drershie mex - ,--tnI life
vet pre- 'ntcd TO the public.
The of premium being largely reduced are made
favor bic TO the Insurer those OF the best Mutual
Companies. and avoid all the complications snd
-anes OF note-. dividends and the Misunderstanding
which tn, lat CT are 50 apr TO cause the poIicyhoder.
Several new and attractive tables are now presented
which need only 70 hr understood prove
the public such A. the INCOME-PRODUCING Foley
and EETU IN PREMIl VI Foley. In the former the
policy. h, ldcr only life insurance. payable
1t death. hut will receive. if living, after period Of
few year, annual iryJn eY,q, 10 ten per cent. ~
ompruy agrees 10 ret7. ~ he assured the total
7 h"lc he has ldsi IN, ~ GiiHt,n 10 the amount Of
his Jb1i,7i.
The attention Of person. contemplating insuring their
lives increasing the of they already
have called to the special advantages offered by the
National Life Insurance COmpsnv.
Circular, pamphlets aud full particulars given aI-
piration to tie Brauce Office Of the Company to Tie
NEW ENGLAND GENERAL AGENCY,
Under the direction Of
W. r. CH>NDLER,i u " ~ VI 'e's
J. Z. Tt CKER. Manager
Merchants Exchange, State St, Boston.
:TLOCAL AGENTS WANTED in every CITY and
town and application from competent parties for such
i-cnces, with suitable endorsement, should be .t-
drcssci TO
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PAINTS FOR FARMERS.
WANTED.

un,urpa sed for any purpose Sc for a Dbl. Of 800
Lbs. Send for circular. GRAFTON MIxEEAL PAINT Co.
I'd Pearl Street, New York. 1851
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Agents Of either sex, in every town village, T the
largest ONE DOLLAR SALE in the country. The
smallest articles sold be exehan ged for Silver Plat
ed five bottle Revolving Castor your choice Of 200
articles upon exchange list. Commissions to sgents
larger than ever. send for circular.
j. c. THOMPSON d CO,
1851 1?6 Federal Street, Boston, Mas
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Cooley & 1aufhu's Column.
$4,000 A YEAR
WANTED! WANTED!

can be made by live agents. selling my and valu
able invention. Address j. AHEARN, 63 Second St.
Baltimore Md. 4s-6I
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CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
PAID IN FULL.
BRANCH OFFICE:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
PHILADELPHIA.


Where the general business Of the Company is transact
addressed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-12

CLARENCE II. CLARK. President
JAY COpht, Chairman Finance and Executive Com
HENRY u. COOKE, Vice President,
EMERSON ". PEEr SECRETARY nnd het1ary
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S1lsmen to travel and Fell by sample a line of
g'ods. situations permanent, and good wages Ad-
dress with stamp, H. ii. RICHARDS & Co. 4ls Chest
nut ST., Philadephia Pa. 4s-6l
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I.1EEIlNL MOTH PATCHES. FREE hLLS AND
.. .l..r til r..-. .-. I'a....~ Nom ASD FaEcRLE
I.'!I,-. I'D BY al d u-l;is-. Plcpir only 10y Dr.
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.>--El. VI. FRIDAY, MAl.H Il. -s"'.
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~ TAlLORESS GIRLS
w a TED
To make Goats, Pants, and Vests.

T.. =. i II. Il. WODI.Su\,
Ii t!yt.u. y H., Jan. -. $50. i-tf
The Van Buren press., 1869-05-04

Having associated myself with n wholesale
stove aud Tin Ware establishment In Saint
Louis for the sale of Sto, cs and Tin Ware. !
can always furnish everything In this line at
81. Louis wholesale prices with the freight
AIDED. To merchants dealing ia the above. q
liberal discount will be made of the above
prices. Very Respectfully, ....
N. +. CORNELIUS.
The Van Buren press., 1869-05-04

--A, man in California refused to re-
esiys 1 telegram from q neighboring town
bsssuss tho small.pox was raging there.
- They have At Portland, No., what
10 called " widows wood sooiety." Who
ever heard of { widow that wouldn't?
--Mr. Joshua Billings says: zone
VI III f4ssisst sspss svsr see wus tow old
msids waisia on one sick widowsr."
The Van Buren press., 1869-05-04

a German forest keeper. SO years
old. not wishing to carry to the grave with
him an important secret, has published. in
the Leipsic journal. recipe he has used
fot fifty years, and which, he says, has
saved several men and great lumber Of
animals from a horrible death by hydro
phobia. The bite must be bathed as soon
as possible with warm vinegar and water,
and, when this has dried few drops Of
muristic scid poured upon the wound will
destroy this poison Of tina saliva. and relieve
the patient from all present or future
danger.
The Van Buren press., 1869-05-04

-" Diddy, did you put an egg in the
eo6be. 70 settle it?' Yes, mum. rnt
u fcdt they we're 90 bad. l had 10 use the
noss eg thsm."
The Van Buren press., 1869-05-04

.t... Bir and Porter. .a.r
DN ,nr g3rCfs.nglc bottle. at ~ ..f..
ID J., CRAFTS
The Van Buren press., 1869-05-04

-"William, thee knows never call
saybody names but. William. il the may.
o. Of the place wero to come to me, and
cay: II want thes find me the biggest
liar in this city," would come to thee, and
put my hand on thee, and say to thee,
"William the mayor wants to see thee. !"
The Van Buren press., 1869-05-04

inc Bed Blankets. .. . ..
4 lot nae bel Blankets, white and grey d
~ u DC WtLiI,Ns 4 90
The Van Buren press., 1869-05-04

-" You like plenty Of nice things.
don't you Johnny :" said doating sun,
70 ksr little nsphsw. "sIIaw many cakes
did you have ~ ,hs pastry cooks yester-
day" Five replied Johnny "fmt a
sponge csks. then currant cake, then a
svset cake aud shen a stomarake."
The Van Buren press., 1869-05-04

g 80" Kisses" says Saa. Slick. "arc
like creation. because they are made out Of
nothing and are very good They are also,
says the Galaxy. "liks sermons. requr-
ing two heads and an application"
The Van Buren press., 1869-05-04

"a lnsrLrINa A BosroNIAN. Not many
days since, a gentleman named Brent, quite
i~sll known in Art and lit. rary circles, had
oe,asion to visit book establishment in
Boston. and saw there painting OF
Raphael Semmes, also one OF Stonewall
jackson. While looking at and admirring
them, the merchaet said: ,......,.. .....
You are interested in these rebels :"
Mr.. Brent" Yes, they seem to be very
6ns pictures. Have you any othcrs!"
You mean rebels"
"-Ycs, SIR"
" Yes. sir we have pictures OF tho prom.
insnt reUels. Keep them as a sort of curl,
ssity." "-aZ ssa ef
iis" All! II you havo q complete set
should like 20 buy them. am making a
collection Of leading rebels Of the country
II your set is full shall be very glad to
purchase" ...
"WeIl. it is full, we have all OF thcm. y
""Davis ?"
"Yes. sir. A very good picture Of Dauis.
-i'" General Johnston ?"
"Yes, sir. AT least we have an engrav-
ing Of Johnston. said to bs very good"
"General Leo -
"Yos believe so.'
Have you WaAhingtoui"
"Oh yes. sir.
zs"John Hancock ?"
.&"Don't know as We have painting OF
Hancock. Have an engraving, however"
Patrick Henry ?"
~" Well mo sir believe we have none
of him."
'.I'homss Jefferson ?"
"No painting Of Jefferson. ! think We
have an engraving I'll see.
"John Adams %
"Ao; we have no painting or engraving
Of Adams" = ii>''f5r''
"Gencral Warren
The Dostonian says, scratching his head,
"Wanen 2 Warren ? Warren ?"
"Yes sir Gcnc.al Warren, who fell at
Bunker HILL" go GEF-3<1 t-
mo. sir. We have no picture Of him"
IL understood you to say that you had
ths rebels complete. Very sorry your list
is so imperfect. for have long been anx.
ious TO obtain pictures Of all the prominent
rebels--lovers OF their country, who darel
TO fight for the rights Of the people A
partial list is not what want. will ROT
iaks any Of the pictures thi. morning
tjood day, sir.'
- The last seen of the Boston merchant h,
WAS aattcning his nose against pane q
glass watching the rc,reating form OF hi'
anticipated customer, taking in his dimen'
sisns. s.---Mo6iis Tribune ua ulislf
The Van Buren press., 1869-05-04

UsE OF LEMONS When persons arc
fevsrish ani thirsty beyond what is natural
indicated in some cases by a metallic taste
in the mouth. especially after drinking wa.
ter. or BY awhitish appearance of the great
er part Of the surface OF tho tongue cut off
the top. sprinkle over it some loaf sugar.
wsskisS j. down into the lemon and add
ing more sugar. as the acidity increases
from being brought ur from lower point,
lnvsllds with with ieverishness may take
two o. three Lemons q day in this manner
with the most marked benefit, manifested
BY ssase Of ceolness, condort and invigo-
ration
The Van Buren press., 1869-05-04

-" Nobody ever lost anything by
love, saisi . sane looking man. THAT is
not true" said . lady who heard the re-
mark, "for I once lost three nights sleep.
The Van Buren press., 1869-05-04
H1SssslTfT Tisssn1ss.
sHeRucuLIuRAL MAxIxs. when fruit
trsss occupy the ground nothing else should


sHoHrcuLTuRAL MAxIxs. when fruit
trsss occupy the ground nothing else should
except very short grass.
sfsahfalasss sni growth or the tree can
nat bs expected the .siue year.
There is no plum that the earculio will
sot tax e. though any Kind may some ines
escape Tor oae year in one place,
Peach berers Will not do much damage
.nher ,sM el.y i. he.psd up around the ,ree
Aoot high. -'aE -et
Pear blight still puzzles the creates,
men. The best remedy known is 70 plant
two for every one that dies.
"a sH,yoa don't know how to prune. don't
hiss = man from the other side OF the Sea
thst kncws less than you do
Don't Gu, of big lower limb unless you
are = renter. aud don't care whs, becomes
Of the tree when your time 10 out.
.saA tres with the limbs coming out near
tAsground is worth two trees trimmed up
Ven iset. and so until they are no. worth
,sny,hinG.,
iseifsiriiaa ifsiriiaa down. no. up; shorten ia. 20.
lengthen up a-rlea re rr - ael pa
II you had y,rr Arm cut of you would
feel it TO the haart-a tree will not feel, bu,
svs 10 the heart. iH sf.
~ When any body tell you Of a gardener
that understands all about horticulture and
agriculture. and tha. he can be hired, don't
believe a word Of it. for there arc no such
TO be hired. Such man can make more
than you can afford to give him. and ii lao
has sense enoiigh to understand the husi
be will also have enough to know this.
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Popular Response % Senator sprague.

Whilst Senator Spragne, Of Rhode
Island, may not be able always TO OK
press himself IN the most graceful or
opporlune manner on public affairs, il
cauaot be denied that his late remark,
able speeches ia the Senate, arraigBing
'the Senate, attacking "the galleries, I"
and showing up IL the pluiuest possible
terms the political aud social demorali
ration Of the times, have produced an
Impression on the public mind and
aroused an interest such rs has rarely
been awakened Of late years By the most
timely and flushed exhibitions Of par
lialnentary elogaence. Senator sumner,
IN his most ornate and oil smelling ora.
lions, never elected such aD instant aud
animated popular response as has fol.
lowed the unadornca snd uneomplimen-
tary utterances of the Rhode Island
Senator. The only explanation OF the
eager aud earnest manner in which,
Notwithstanding all drawbacks arising
from the absence of statesmanlike rep
utation aud oratorieal qualifications IN
the speaker, his remarks have been
received by the country, is because they
embody and give fitting utterance to
what is passing in the universal mind
Senators and politicians may sneer at
Mr.. Sprague, but unless they can sneer
away the public recognition of what he
has said as truth, their efforts at per
sonal depreciation Of him will be Of no
avail.
The Significance of this matter is in
the endorsement aud adoption, us it
were, of 1t by the popular voice. When
Mr.. Sprague asserted that it was dan.
gerous to the liberties of the American
people TO elolhe the Senate with the
power which, for the past year or two,
1t had exercised ; when he told the gal
leries that they had been educated to
be frivolous, ,houghtless, senseless
when he asserted that the American
people, Notwithstanding the beautiful
theory Of our government, had no prac-
teal control in the direction Of affairs !;
Nhlu utsNlAptu uiNNftCIs hlllEU
had been brought upon all interests by
partisan legislation, aud the darkness
and doubt which hang upon the future,
he may not have been entirely aud
without some degree of exception aceu-
rate in all these views; but he certainly
expressed what is passing in many hon
est minds in this critical period OF evil
dent transition from the landmarks of
the past, through strange aud devious
ways, to an unknown future. II is
matter Of cougratuldtion that one at
least Of our public men can afford to be
honest aud independent, and that thro
him, however deficient he may be in
the graces Of eloquenee aud the preteu.
siCns of the political leader, the fires OF
long suppressed popular feeling may
find vent, and demonstrate their exis-
teuce to all whom it may concern, -
Baltimore Sun.
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wEsrMINsTER mARMETs.
ted Expressly for the ApyoeArK by Thos
Z. Sellers 4 Co.
Wholesale PRICES.
BALTIMORE MARKETs.

TUESDAY, April 9th, 1869.
FlOT.-Iloward Street Super and Gut
Extra 25aS6 10, do Shipping Extra I Oh
as7 90 ; do High Grades 75aSs 10, do
Family . 00aSlO %. Western Shipping
Extra 50as7 90; do Choice Extra ! %
aS7 20; do Family 5OaSg 90. CITY
Mills super o 25aS 20 do Standard Elk
ira 2jaS7 so; do Shipping Brands Tx.
ira 6OaSS 70. Baltimore High Grade
Extra " V0aSu0 %. Rye Flour 6 75a
- 20. Corn Meal 50aS4 50.
Grdin.-Sales OF go bushs good Mary
land white at 81 90, 80 bushe red a, 81 20
Corn. Sales Of 10000 bushs white a, sba
50 cts; $500 bushs yellow ut S5as8 cts
Oats.--Snall sales al 5Sa82 cts.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, I
April 6, 1863.
Beef Cdttie.-The offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted to 1905 head
The prices ranged as follows. Old Cows and
Scalawags, at 5Us$5 90; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 0OaSG w; far quail
lty Beeyes 0UaSS 90; aud the very best
Beeves at 8 00aSg % per 100 lbs. the aver.
age price being about 50 70 gross.
Sheep. Fair to good Sheep NJ Gas cts,
per lib. gross
Hogs. Prices ranged as follows: fair TO
good fat Hogs 10 6Oasl5 rs per 100 lbs
net.
Hool.-Unwashe at 80 To 50 cents; tub.
washed Is to 81 cents; No. !, pulled, SO to
IS cents.
Ledlher.--City Slaughter "A to 46 cents;
Rough Skirting 40 to 4 cents; Spanish Sol 8
30 to 80 cents; Country Slaughtered AZ to
"A cents.
) Hides. Association Steer at 90 TO 90
cts; Cow ~ to 10 cents; Buenos Ayres 23l
to "A cents, Gold.
Hdy.-Good to prime baled Timothy at
2laS2S per ton.
Seeds. -Cloverseed is quoted at 0 sTaS-
10 rs Timothy at 62as3 10, and Flax.
seed ut 2 5uaSa SO per bushel
Feathers--Quiet at 40 TO 50 cents per Id.
for common to prime live geese.
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f.
Senator sprague, Of Rhode Island,
HIS beqn INDUCING in little plain talk
ID the Senate Chamber. on the condi.
lion Of the eoaptry--moral. political aud
dnaneial. He tells bis political associ.
ates, 10 that body, their own" with
great holiness aud plainncss Of speech,
He takcs no very hopeful or pleasing
view Of the situation, and is not san
guine as to the future. He charges the
grossest corruption in Legislation, and
thinks that commercial aud financial,
II not political ruin, stare us in the face,
and that weare standing upon the brink
Of precipiee down which We may be
launched at any moment Mr.. Sprague
ought to know Of what he afirms. He
has been long identified with the domi-
uant party aud is thoroughly conyersant
with its course. He has been admitted
to its secret councils, aud has assisted
in shaping its policy. What has
wrought the change within him, and
who has anointed his visual organs with
clay aud spittle, that they have been
Opeucdf Can Senator sprague co-ope-
rate aay longer with party, which,
according to his own showing, has
brought the country to the brink of
ruin' Strange as j, may seem, he in
Inmates that he will.
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PUBLIC SALE

WILL be offered nj the late raid
w Of Rev. John A. Mhnroe. on sace
SatHr'cy, he l7h, Of Apya 1850
at / o'eloek, P. NJ, the Elllowias ,.l..M'
Household Goods, Wis Two Hapasas.s
ROSEWOOD PIANOS, fsf;yy~3r,
l India Robber Cover, Panel ] THI
Stool, | Hall Set, Oak, including ia, n.
with Glass, Table and z Chairs 1 Nm. naeA
top Centre Table, 0 Rput Tables. 1 MI.
not, J dozen Cane Seat Chair. ,s aae
Rocking Chnir, Windsor Chairs. 1 Rasas
Clock, Bureaus with Toilet Glasses, ,''"
FIVE BEDSTEADS, TWO COrs
2 Settees. Mattresses, Cotton and ~,
Tops; Cot. Mattresses, 8 Wash s,an1
with Bowl, Pitchers &c., Wardroha
Siiz Bath Tub, Crib, Side Bna,d
Safe, lot Of Mating and Oil Cloth, / H.,
en- Window Shades, Step Ladder, Fir.
boards, ] fon.plRlc Stove with Drum >
Stoves with Registers, small Coal Slnva
Cooking Stove with Vessels. Tables. INN.
Buckets and other articles, needles, "a
euunerate.
Terms of Sale made known at the lin.
Of Sale. JONATHAN MUNROR
n. B.-There will be offered at Private
Sale, for Cash on delivery. at any time u.
fore, or at date of the above sale, the III
lowing articles, viz:
A Black Walnut Hair Cloth Set
the bcst Rete.a,tete, dozen Chair,. /
Arm Chair. 2 Broeatelle Recep,ic,, Chair.
large French plate Mirror and Pier TablT
Brussels Carpet, Gilt Window Corniees /
Walnut Extension Table, Cottage Sci, 1
Handsome Walnut Bedstead, | Ingram Car
pet and Home. made Carpet. For par-
iicnlars apply as above. The above men,
toned house is for sale or rent.
april5-2l
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DIED.

On the 3lst Of March, Mrs. Barbara,
consort of John Bixler, deceased, aged rs
years, months and G days; leaving 5 chill.
dren, AZ grand children and ! great grand
children to mourn her loss.
On the 10Th of March, near Westminster,
John L., infant son OF Thaddeus and Babara
Rosenberger.
On the LIST instant, in Freedom District,
Nathan Browne, son of lgnatius and Mary
D. Gore, aged II years, . months aud %
days.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-08

A few days ago telegram from Wash.
ington, in the Philadelphia Press, au-
uouneed that "the people no longer
yielded implicit obedience to Congress
men" Ii this be the case the doctrine
Of Radicalism is changing, for it is only
a few months ago, since it was announe-
ed that the Rulp was the government
of the country. If this body of "iuno
ecuts" is getting into bad reputc all
classes will be glad to hear it, for there
has never been an assemblage of greater
Political seamps in this country.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-08
Agents Wanted--IO n Day,
TWO $40 MAPS FOR 81.
ILOYDss

Patent Reroiring Double Maps Of Amsried
aud Europe, America aRd the United
States Of Ameriea.
CoLoRED--ix 1000 COUNTIES.
YNIIESE great Maps, now Just completed,
Il shows every place Of importance, all
Railroads to date, and the latest alterations
in the va ious European States. These Maps
are needed in every School and family In
the land they occupy the space OF one Map,
and by means Of the Reverser, either side
can be thrown front, and any part brought
level 10 the eye. County Rights and large
discount given TO good Agents
Apply for Circulars, Terms, and send
money for Sample Maps, to
j. 4. LLOYD.
apS.1t % Cortland Street, N. Y.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-08

II seems strange to see Radicals ex-
pressing so much sympathy for the Gu.
ban rebels, and wishing their cause to
succeed, after all their bitterness to-
wards the "rcbels" Of our own country
Circumstances alter cases the Cuban
rebellion has considerable of datkie
under tue wood pile.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-08

An election for Governor, Congress-
men and state Legislature took place 10
Connecticut on Monday last. A dcs-
patch from Hartford. claims tho election
Of the whole Radical State ticket BY
about onc thousand msjoriry. a later
despatch says that the Democrats give
up the State, and that Dixon (Democrat)
i surely defeated BY Strong (Radieal, }
II the First Congressional Dissvict.--
Baboock (DelnocFat) ID elected ia the
8sosnd Dietriee, STARK wssther (Repub.
licau) il ~ Third, aud Barnam (Dcm-
oeraf) in the Fourth.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-08

SeasoHobte Sgggestioa.--Spring time
work of cleaning will soon commence,
aud whiiewash pals aud brushes will
be at a premium. Every neat and
careful housewife will soon be operating
to "put things to rights and in beau
tifying her premises. To those inter
ested in this matter, we would say that
a very superior whitcwash paint can be
made by taking two quarts OF skinned
mllk, eight ounces OF freshly siaked
lime, six ounces OF lInsced oil, two
ounces OF white burgundy pitch, and
three pounds OF Spanish white, The
lime must be shked in water exposed
TO the air, mixed in about oue.lcurlh
the milk. The oil lin which the pitch
has previously dissolycdl must be ad
ded little at time, Then add the
rest OF the milk, aud afterwards the
Spanish white. Color it to suit Cifyou
do not prefer it white painC with Span
ish brown to make red pink; with
Japanish brown and finely pulverized
clay to make stone color; with yellow
oehre or chrome to make yellow color,
aud SO on.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-08

Mr. Lawrence, Radical member Of
Congress, thinks "that the time is soon
to be here, il il is not already here,
when the public interest will demand
that Congress shall remain 10 session
almost all the time" A step, aud a
long one, toward desposism. The French
revolutionary committees sat en- parma.
aeace, while they enslaved aud murder.
ed the people. Does our Rump con.
template like programmed
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Election Of School Trustees.

NOTICE is hereby given that an election
~ for TWO TRUSTEES will be held a.
the School House, in each School District
in Carroll county, on the
FIRST SATURDAY IN MAY
next, at 8 O'Clock, p. NJ, at which every
registered voter, having legal residence
therein, shall be entitled to vote.
Published by order Of Board,
J. NJ. NEWS0N. Secretary.
ma The future success OF the Public
Schools, depends, in great measure, upon
the election of Trustees and therefore this
election should have the careful attention
OF every parent and guardian in the county.
Let every voter, then, go. to the School
House, on the 9Th Of May, and aid in the
election of an efficient School District
Board. aPrils 3t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-08

Celestial curiosity seekers are promis-
ed novelty next Jnae, in the return
u Wineckes comet, which has been
whisking its tail through space for
these ever SO maay hundred years
The advent Of the phenomenon will Of.
ford much qualification to all taking the
trouble to look heaven.ward at the time
Of its appearauce-
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MARRIED.

On the 18th Of March, in Bachman's
Valley, by the Rev. J. W. IlotIineier, Mr.
Elias II, Matthias and Miss Ellenora knel.
Ter, both Of this county.
BY the same, on the Both of March, at the
residence Of the brides father, MIR. Charles
NJ Murray and Miss Rachel A., daughter Of
Michael Geltier, OF Manchester.