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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-22
DAILY DEMOCRAT


=
From the Rochester ~. ~ Express.
A boil is generally very small at ffst,
and fellow hardly notices Il, but in few
days 1t gets TO be biggest Of the two, aud
the chap that has IL is ofvsry little account
IN comparison with his boil, which then
"has him" Boi!s appear my stsrious'y up
on various portion sf the human body,
coming whom and here they darn please"
and often in very inconvsnient pieces. -
Sem, times solitary boil il The Gun total
ofthe sfflle,isn, but frequently there 10 .
.'rubishin' lot Of 'sm," to help the tisst enc.
III boil comes any where On person that
person always wishes il would cs0s ssns-
whore else, although il vosld psss's him to
say just where.
6oos pssssos call them "Dsmbsils," sut
such persons are addicted 10 preisnify, the
proper name being boil. II chap has .
bsii. be gsossally gsss gssd dssl u sym
pathy fren others-''in bsfo." Whesssr
asks him what ais hio lAssha q hin Tor
bis pains to answer, vhils ossy ssessltng
persons make game Of his misssrtune. Or
bell. II 10 very wicked y make fun Al per-
sons with bells, they cannot help n, ard
often feel very badly about il. Physicians
don't give boil patients much satisfaction as
. general thing. although young PHI aicisns
Who are just beginning to practice arc fond
Of try ing their laucsts on them. Boils ore
said to be healthy and Judging from the
way they take hold. and hang on. and ache.
and burn, ard grow, and raise Caia geoer
ally. there 10 no doubt they are healthy and
have strong constitutions.
They are generally very lively and play
ful at night, aad i, is very funny to see
shsp with a good large one, prospecting
around his couch for place where his boil
will fit in "~ithout hurting" Bells tend
to "purify the blood" strengthen the sys>
TEN, calm the nerves. restrain the pseiasi
~, tranquiIixs the spirits, improve the tenn
per, and bsaulify the appearance. They are
good things for married men who spend their
evenings away from home, ~ they give them
IN opportunity to rest their night keys and
get acquainted with tbsis familass Il IL said
that beils save the patient ~ II Sickness
but If the sickses 10 net the best to have, il
must be an ell fred mean thing Il 10 also
said that perssn is better sitter he hss had
them, and there 10 no doubt that one does
feel better after having got rid Of thsIn.--
Many distinguished persons have enjoyed
these harbinesrs Of health. job took the
6rst premium ct the county fair for hsving
more achers under cultivation than any
ether psrsss. Shakespeare had them, and
meant bols when he said, zone Voc doth
tread upon ansthsr's heels. - fast they fol
low"
There are great many remedies for boils
most Of which are we'll worth trying. BE-
cause II they don't do any coed. they don't
hurt the boils. If . man gees Down street
with . boil. every man he meets avill tell
him Of good thing" for II, amsng which
are shosmskers' wax, Mrs. WinsloW' Eyr-
up. Trix. SpAulding's Glue. Charlotte Reese.
Gun Drops. Water Proof Backing, Night
Blooming Csreus, Chlersferm, Kisssnssn,
&c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-22

Tns IReN PuRcsAssD.-The officers Of
the Dss Moins, Valley Railroad Company
here received . telegram from New York
yesterday, advising them Of the purchase
Of large quantity Of lion for the extension
Of the read from Dos Moinss to Fort Dodge
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-22
fAaans, Gee MEME

Yea OoA ga 1nlDy onouh0lf -
toths anrssuisy yesr Harness al oassiassAops,
with littlo care aoA stfi1ng sxpeass. and - sass
- saorooas Wasse u psspssty. This you can cor
tainiy DO b the tineiY ne Of
Fraoae m1l1erss Prepared Mos.
Ne OH BaeAias. which i equally valuable fer Boots
and oAoss whsn oaly softsnisg aad rseservinsqaal-
ies afe reqaired bat Il IL not e6eetualy water
pfcofae
ReDwoa n1l1o0Pso nsOoeb0P RreDOB.
vativs ans Waterproof on Hacking, d.sis FED sx-
pssssly for Bests me ehoes.
Th1r1y FEARS In Market ana
such hae bsca Tie constant increasing AGnsnA that
thsss articles can asw Necessity and eAssply sstessd
alUOot everywhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-22

MUS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT on The
i sih dsy OF Ian, A. y. 1858. warrant in BaAk-
,nntrv was issued against the estnte Of william
So n the County 81 Cedar and Stale Of
Sova. Who has been adladEed = esnkfupt. % his
own petition. Tnat the payment q any denss and
~ i'm or for his nee and the transfer Of any property
re- him are for hidden By law. ThM meeting Ofths
creditors q the eaid bankrupt. to prove their debts
lam n he ~ 81 DAveIgStt, hoe y. -. 5tce.
Register. on The SIN day " February, a. D. 1863,
Al 10 o clock A. n.
q. 3. Harrhai, a. Messenger. Dist. Of Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-22
- THE GREAT
Al OIL FIRE
"a n
: HUNTERS POINT,

Nv Y0oe, OctO60e ~. ~.
nesss. Herring. FAsselA SAsrnan, - Dsead ~a5
Gsssa.--Ws have ono OF yeaF 1epiaa'e Patest
q The greet oil 6rv On SsndsY sight last. Rren
1eeea 10 ctghtsoa thoeDsnl 6asfe.e Of oil wsss
cxposeo 10 . white heaf, e the ctffsde eheWD We
opened !. the nornla9. and the rssalt eivso great
satisfaction. Not IN article wss touched BY IRE.
Our bOoka only are Affected BY the covers being .
little drawn BY the stesn 81 the Gre proof 1hng.
while tns paper - tbs books al 0ur acoensts
and loose papers In the saSe are - sosd - AsW.
Respectfully,
nSexAssilus. AHpaaws . FlAetR.
The public are avitsd 70 exsnias ths shove eafs.
now st 25l Broadway.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-22
VICK'S
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1869.

Thn Asst edition Of OEu HUxssgD TnouSAsp o.
NIcks illustrated Catalogue oi s<eds ana Guide In
the Flower Carmen 10 now published. II makes
work 100 pages. beautifully illustrated. with about
$50 Fine WOOD Kngrasinas Of Flowers and Neget-
atles, and an
HLEoANr COL0RED PLATE,
A DOQCET OF FLOW RS.
Its the most beautiful, ~ well - thc most In
strucsive Fcsal Guide published. sivsag plaia aud
thorough dircstioss for the
Culture sf1'lovverO = vs9ea0b1es
The Floral 0uide b published for shs bene6t Of
ny customess, TO whom It b aent free without aP
picsNen. hat val BE- forwarded 10 al who may APP
ply by nall FOR TsA Oeats, which l. not half the
csst. Address JANIS WICK,
detA Rocooooo9. N. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-22

Lyons AND CLINTON, in Isws. are ct last
united BY . railroad two miles in length, 10
build which, Mr.. l. Blair declared had cost
him more vsxation and annoyance than any
other job he had ever undertaken. The
opening vas celebrated with appropriate
rejoicings and the inevitable speech
making.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-22

In Eric, Penn, some branches Of manu-
features. such rs soap making, are carried
on by the burning gas from wells, at the
depth Of . few hundred feet, the constant
strsam Of fame being made available for
heating the kettles.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-22
NanufAetufsA b.
HERRINe . 60.
~ 0eaao o., Ch1c0go.
fAetory eefnss Of Fourteenth street and Indian
Avenue.
Herring, Farrell 4 Sherman,
No44si Broadway. essnsr Mssay street. New York
Herring, Farrell 4 Co.
Philadelphia.
Dorrlag. Farre1 = Oh1rno0s
hnso New OfIeani.

Manhood and the Vi90r Of YoNth
restored In NbuS weeks. eucceee Goasaaeeee. m.
RlCORDH ESSENCE or LIrBfeetsfee Aaaly pov-
pernieous habits. ELF abase, mP0tsney and climate,
give way It once = the wonderful medicine. iftaks6
regularity according the directions (Which are very
picssure Failure 10 impossible. Sold y bottles q
S3, o. fonfQnsntiiies IN one for ~ che ~ my
81 the cole appdased agent tin America. y. 01sW1A,
o. "a Ave-. ear. 18th ST., Nsw York. feb1b d1y
- PhilOsnphv Of Marriage. 4
New Coesse Of Lectures. = Aeliye!ed a ne Nsw
now to live and wha. 10 ivs for: Yc1th. Hsssyity
and Oid Are: Manhood eesssally. revisvsd; Ths
eauss iges ton nsislencs and Nesvope dissae
- sccosntsd fsr Marriage pbilcsophicaily con-
eSdusea 4e.
Pocket volumse containing thseo lectures viii y
loar seenpe 6y ad0sse6ine: oDUxyTAHv. MN
YoBs 1usgun - An1ASoDHs AMA6 04sn4a ~
DooADvAv, NV Ye4.6 6e1111y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-22

The Cnlvers nj ClOshss Writ re
wRs Rewnls IxrasvD Dcual1 CRAs cannot b.
epspasssd squAlled BY aay other wripser for d.
n>alHy, TIL ~ sxptsatioa q the patent fse ~
STOP GEAR" o. fastsnisn absvs tbs coz .. wA1sA
pfevents them from entirely esrarstiSR.
ANY sensible person can unpcrstsnd that COS
Wheel wrisgef having cegs. whether It enc Or both
ends Of the roll, which play apart and ny out Of
gear when large article Is psesed thrsugo. CON-
PARATivELY WORTHLESS, q he eogs are thsn
Of no aid when most needed.
fhe UNIVERSAL wRlsaxs Vas awarded the God
Medal at the Great New Eneiand Fair took the Arst
Premium at the National Fair at Washington, also
n he state Pairs Of EyssY Nsn1sxaH ErAIs, asa II
Ne oucy wIngsr which ever teok lrst prsniun 1t
the Pair eft American Institute.
III sale tnow $50 .oos wringen,s greater than
ef all other wringers combined. II Il very durable
"a every UNvxksAL wnNona - vAnAN7aD.
A supply always kept ready for ehipmsnt as CIev
land, Chicago, St. Louis. Louisville and New Or.
leans. Sold by dealers generally.
X. G. BROWNING, Gen. Agent.
a Ceartland st., New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-22

SrcaErARY Nc CuLLocH recently issued
an order dischArging all the eolossd mes.
ssngsrs in the Treasury, and supplying
their places with ex soldiers. The heads
Of bureaus made such opposition, however,
that the order was revoked.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-22

A FssNca paper states that during the
late watering place ssasen rich American
whose wife was III, carried his daughter. q
young lady Of eighteen, TO Baden. A mar.
tisd man abducted her. and she has not
been seen since The unhappy father hes
just returned to Paris, has resigned his
place at the club, and offers for sale his
house and furniture. In accordance with
vow, he will convert all his property into
ready monev aud devote it sacredly 10 the
recovery of his daughter and the punish
ment Of her abductor.
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WESTERN MARYLAND
COLLEGE.
FOR STUDENTS OF BOTH SEXES. IN
DISTINCT DEPARTMENTS.


March, 1865.
Under the special patronage Of The Mary.
,and Annual Conference, Df the Methodist
Protcstnnt Church.
Ehgibly located at Westminster. Carroll
county, on the line Of the Western MARYLAND
railroad, about midway between Baltimore
and Hagerstown
THIRD SEMIANNUAL SESSION
Commences September 9Th, 1860, and closes
January 2Sth, 1870, embracing 20 weeks.
exclusive OF The holidays at Christmas.
Course OF instruction Thorough under
Tue direction Of the following Faculty.
KEY. j. II. WARD. PSiacipal. Moral
Science and Bellies Lettres.
W. II. ZIMMERMAN, A NJ Pice- Prfi,e;
pai Natural Sciences aud the Lauguaees
ology. .IT III - si'i'
REV OLIVER C0x.--Mathematics ...
MISS ANNIE ). HAscE.-Preeeptre Of
Ladies Department.. tssgt 5gi
MISS LYDIA :. krsLEY.--Musio Teacher,
MR.. VIZ. 7. WRIGiiT-Preparato De.
partment and bookkeeping. 'FE
J' "; HEGlSG, NJ. D.--Lecturer ON Anal.
omy, Physiology and Hygiene.
Law o' Wv ~
TERMS Pm SESSION OF 20 WgEKs.
For board, washing, fuel and lights $50 90
For tuition an Preparatory Depart tliii
hent.....' -,'.,.... ......... ....... 10 00
For tuition in Scientific Department % 30
fortnition IN Scientific and Classi- 7'lf
cal Department...........,.....,so 20 90
For Instruction in Mnsie, and use
OF Instrument. ...... ...... q. ...l % 90
for instruction in ertrg branches at teach.
ers's prices.
Payments invariably ont. half IN advance,
For Books and stationery, cash. ,.rnl
For Catalogues and Circulars, address
REV. ]. r. WARD, PRINCIPAL, We
sa. West,ninster, Md.
scuoIARsulr. Persons desirous of pur.
chasing Scholarships for three or four
years course, may DO SO by applying 10 the
Ter, T. Light Wilsoa, Conference Agent
Tor the College, whose address is JohnsviIIe.
Frederick county, Md J.T. WI
august, lS69,-6m VI,
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tionflnnn's Gscrmnn 0-nnir

"a coHbhaiior Of all ne ingredients If De Bfteyr.
uGh FuaE SiRta trHs Ram, Oruaoe sic n is used Cor
N, fd'as dirsasfs the Btz IN egsss loher~ SONG
paTs afcooie stfmisias is rsyrsd Fas trfl hear IN
wind haf these rcnediss entirely different from
uf'y ofhsrs advertised for :he curs Of he diseases
n1Hs seae heiRg soisaii6e preparations Of pae.flotnai
ortraefs. 'ohe nc Disrs sssTe cocfio1f of rum
IN tora me TONIC Is dseidedly one aT tks rsart
lonsti dif agreeable, refaeaies oafrad % the
p'tile. ~ tdsc fs eJqsisiis. Is psasare 10 fake
y sphIs IL kf95siRg srtiiardia0, aud ssesiicinaI
qualities hIrx clad 10 b kiorn pr greatest Of
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DR.. VIM. 8. Shipley

sFERS his professional services to the
sne citizens Of Westminster and vicinity.
adjoining Farmers and Mcchan-
sw1onal MO- Bank, lately occupied by DR..
wnrheld. After 0 P. N. if not pro-
Jan JynaiIy engaged he can be found at tho
MaSv Msr"t,o o. Lewis Winters, two doors east
MOTEL. np9-6mo
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CONSUM PTI0N.

Thousands .f eases, whea the pa-
ttrnt supposed he was afflicted with
this terrible disease, have been cured
by the use OF these remedies. Extreme
eInaetnttou, debiiity, and eough are
the usual attendants upon severe
eases of dyspepsia or disease Of the
digestive organs. Even in cases OF
genuine Consumption, these re NEEDLES
viii he found Of the grssfest beneflt,
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@OUT & REIFSNIDER,

XXWENET S-IT-IIW AND SULI-
CITORS IN CHANCERY,
WESTMINSTER, MD.
IE have formed copartnership in the
I practice of Law in the Courts OF
0Ht1oIl and Howard Counties, and will
Dt0mptly attend to all business entrusted to
6ut care. Particular attention paid to Col
|e<tons and procuring DEGREES for the sale
e. RGaI Estate.
40, Applications fled for Back Pay and
nr1lv due heirs of deceased soldiers.
6e adjoining the residence of CnAs. T.
1SIpER. no30.tf
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ksrrR. JAS. A. o. nOsD.
ESTER & BOND

DE associated themselves in the practice
Flaw in Carroll county and the several
LOT this State.
lSeyster will visit Westminster when
- requires 1t.
\ Office, corner Main and Court Streets.
Llb.
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h. MAUIsBY. CuAs. D. ROBERT
AUlSBY & ROBERTS.
|ENEYS-ATLAW AND SOLICITORS
IN CHANGER

k@;pg associated themselves IN the prac
- Kat Law in Carroll county, they will at.
sd promptly and carefully TO oil business
nlrusfed TO their charge. Mr.. Maulsby
81 xiait Westminster whenever business
|qpiresit. Office directly opposite Court
{0llSt. jan4-ly
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Weak and Delicate Children

are made strong by usihg the Bittsrs
or Tonic. Iis Isct, they sr- Fam,iy
Medicines. rhsyeEn he sdninisterrd
win Sberfeet safety 10 child three
mouths old, the ua ost delicate f.,saal.,
or a NAN OF Ninety.
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loofnno'a German Rillers

Is enttre1y vegetable, and contains NO
fiqnor. ~ Is n compound Of Flu Ex-
tracts. The Roots, HcrBs, and Barks
are gathered in Germany. All the
medicinal virtues are extracted from
them by scieutife chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded to this
country 20 be used expressly for the
manufacture OF these Buffers. There
Is no alcoholic substance of any kind
used tn compromising the Biffers,
hence ~ Is the only Bitters that can
he used In eases w here alcoholic slim-
uiants are not advisable.
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h B. NORM ENT,
attorney at Law,

AyING located in the City of westmin-
ster, Office on Main Street, two doors
Iof Court, respectfully informs the citizens
1rroll, and adjoining counties, that he will
|prompt attention to all business entrusted
b, both before the Courts Of this State and
departments Of the General Government at
4ington ID. @.
bctices In the Courts Of Bankruptcy.
REFERENCES.
a. ]. 7. Ward. .and John Smith, Esq,
minister.
arles Abbott Esq. and DR.. Thomas Fei-
Baltimore.
.uel Norment, Esq. and J, d. Ward,
lngton, d. G.
NJ. Hurley, ESQ.,, Register In Bank
Frederick City, Md. nDyl4-ly
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REMOVAL.

y, DANIEL s. CoONAN has re.
bor osed , his office and residence, one
hd W. W.. o. Q. Zacharias' Hotel, Wca
''"'nsler. july Il
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DEBILITY.

T'srs IA mndieias eqsai % Beqalads Gsr7aan
Btisrs ~ T@io in c,s,s 81 nsJdiiy. Thy fsqart a
toae AND -i1sr 10 De -as Sysiea stragfArH ne of-
,-,ff, erasc eglsysaent ef TIE fool eaasle The
snB..,oh 10 digea q, psplfg iLs hs-i, gfc. good,
sastf. hoaihy sasgeSssa, crfirfs he y.Illp fsa0e
fus, the sys, iHirf bo,a 70 ns obnslr AMI clanos
n, pisieIii from sLsrthrsrfhso sGaaesaied sssnk
aai H>reods O,r~,ii, ~ i.E; fses sost as.d r,gor
aaf neredat
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---= cearY.lrroN.

Ladies who wish n fair akin aud
go"tl comple xfon, Tree from n ysiIos-
isb hinge and all other ,iisag "a L . meat,
shunid use these remedies eeeasIon-
ally. The Liver la perfect order, aud
tue biood pure, Will result tn spar NJ
Ting eyes aud blooIning cheeks.
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y. SCHAEFFER,
Atforney at Law and So
q 11ritnr tn EhanCary.

s' WESTMINSTER, MD.
0sIIce OH Main Street few doors East Of
Coud &treet. Can be consulted in the
G&<1l1n language. All claims against the
UIIt& 4tates and State, for Pensions, Back
~ Bounties, promptly collected.
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THE subscribers are now making at
Westminster Nd, an Ointment which, after
long and extensive experience, they conf
IDENTITY pronounce sure and pleasant cure
ior that distressing complaint known as
aemorrhoids or Piles. From many certi-
icates ofpegsons who have been cured by it,
they select the following.
On receipt Of $L00, box of the. Oiut.
ment, with full directions, viii be sent, pos
tage paid, through the mail TO any address.
For sale in Westminster, by A. II. Huber,
Druggist, No. Carroll Hall, and by the
subscribers at the West End.
FRANCIS BUTLER, a. ID. <
LEVI EVANS.
F0UTz, 116 franklin street, Baltimore
is our General Agent
aug15-tf
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fRoM iIoS. ggo. ". WOODWARD.
Csel 1nstice N the s,fraae Court q psa,isyiyaa
a- sla PwLsnLiFmA. ,ilAun IstlI. 1867
Ind -Raaanars GeTssa, Iftrrs, IL ,,ai sr,s fstas,
fnhitag hsrJg,, hid is Oopi bair ssefa ~ d,sas.
deTa n the dtgss sygs,ss End ~ grsuf l~,6i in
e1fes ~ detfay and Hsiai ef Heroas acsiaa iy ths
sgSftsa. 1oaTs fslsip, = 20 Faa
can NJ tf-aaF.Hrf
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READ rHg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

Thonssnds Of letters have be-n re-
ceivsd, ,testifying 10 the virtue Of these
remedies. -tt -, a-
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kBNER NEAL,

c<IcE OF THE PEACE AND ATToR.
a. NEY-AT.LAw.
Office at the Court House,
m IN attend especially to obtaining De
/ H4v1es for the settlement of estates of de-
~ bersons &c. Deeds, Wills and all
r14snts Of Writing prepared. Charges
@r1E. dec5-tf
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FRoN uoN, JAMES THOMPSON,

judge II The soplrme c,,art q pai,l.syiy
PnuABKrHI,, ApsIL 2SIh, 1896.
feonsider "uoafand's German Rit-
tersr n e.siaabic arRiriisr fn case of nf-
tscks of aigcstion or nyspepsia. 4
can certify thts from nay perfencc
OF IL. Nours, with respref, M !.
JAMES T'HOMIssON
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rzasEps, Fnrihc curr ~ ScEOFutA or ktNGs
Atxr<sa Eyft, CufANEoHs DISEASES, ERH.
KM BIFELAs, hons, fIAPLEs and
M BL0TcuIs Op the FacE, SOEE
m ETEs, ScsLp HkAb, TErrERA Az
AG EA gEcrIoSs, ULp and SrUBnoRs
w. .tI,fl*i ULCERS, RHEUMATIC DISORDERS,
n 1<1{5{a YELLOW JAuSpicE. SALr RHEUA,
<l@1zI@T WHtTE SWELLINuS NERcuGtAL
DIsEAsHs, uESEKAL DEEtLfTY,
HI NNnONH PALPkTArios and FLUfTERINa at
HSN<Si'H the HEART, CONsuMPfIoH,
WD, --H ASTHMA, STPHILIs and s. IPHILITIc
EDLOSlLJl AFFECTIONS, 1sFLANATfOa OF the
II BLADnER and kIpsEYs, PAINs In
WDIk,hrra the BACK, DROPsY, FRaALE Cos.
Z hIlHItNH PLAINfs, &c. To the broken doWn
F. female IL gives life and energy, by
resturing the lost powers Of nature,
when health again succeeds the
II V4HIftlVE1lI feeble form and pallid cheek Of the
~---4A-1-a44A@ sufferer.
Nothing eau b. more surprising than lts invigoTal.
ing elects on the human frame. Hersons all weak.
ness and lasstude, by using the PANACEA, at once
become robust aud fun Of energy under Its influence
Ladies who have pale complications and dark about
the eyes blotehes aud pimples the oe rough skin
or keokles and out Of spirits" should use q
bottle or two 0f LONDON BLOOD PANACEA II
will cleanse your blood. remove the freckies and
blotehea and give you animation, sparkling eyes ne
spirits and beantiful complexion. Try It,
Price o 100 Per Bottle.
The genuine have LONDON BLOOD PANACEA,
8. A. FourE, BALrIHoRE, Nh, blown In the bottle
and my signature on the wrapper.
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er e with all the different kinds of Needles.
Silks' Threads, &c. for the use of Sewing
Maehines, and is prepared TO give instruc.
tons in the use Of tho same.
Having secured the services of a CONNIE.
tent MATCHMAKER, | am prepared 10
execate all work entrusted to my care, with
Promptness and despatch, and warrant en-.
tire satisfaction.
febll,-tf F. A. WAGoNEp
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Or. LEONARD zEPP.

III AYlNG located at the East End Of
IL Westminster, offers his professional
|rvces to the public. When not engaged
Pay be found at his office or residence,
Pc door west Of Ssansbury's Hotel.
|may 6,-6m
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Carroll Nursery.
Westminster,
CARROLL COUNTY, MD.

The undersigned, proprietor Of this Es.
tablishment, has on hand, for Spring plant.
ing, 10000 Apple and Peach Trees 1000
Dwarf and Standard Pears 800 Cherry
Trees. Also lot of Plums, Apricots, and
Ounces. A good supply Ct two and three
old Grape Vines Of all the leading varietie.
Currants, Gooseberries and Blackberries.
sTRA BERRIES.
An extensive stock of Strawberry plants.
selling at low rates-I have the Agricultural.
Russell, Wilson's Albany Seeding, and
Fillmore. These will be sold at 81 per hun.
dred, 50 per thousand, or Ss5 per ten
thousand. can supply any demand, up to
one million plants, having eight acres OF
strawberries now under cultivation, EN-.
bracing twenty-five varieties, among them
the Jaconda, Golden Seeded, Dowuine's
Prolific, Triomphe de Gand, Stewards seed.
ling, dc. have also Raspberries. Ever
greens--An extensive stock Of large size.
Suitable for Cemeteries.
DECIDIOUS TREES.
Silver Leaf Maple, Horse Chestnut, Weeping
Willow, &c. Also, lot of perpetual bloom,
ing Roses. Address
JOSEPH STOUT, Proprietor.
Westminster, Carroll Co., Md.
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ATTORNEYS.
nsnarck. ]. J. DAusOlRrSrR.
3lCK & BAUMGART T NER,

|x3RNEYs AT LAW AND SoLIcI-
TORS IN CuANCERY,
81 associated to practice their profes.
|5n IN the several Courts In Carroll
E Their Office Is at the residence of Mr..
6rtner, in Westminster, Md. Mr.. Mer-
a be In Westminster during the Term
Snrts, and at such other times as bust
4 require-he may also be consulted at
No. 20 Saint Paul Street, Baltimore,
a nov2S.d