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CHAPTER XVIII.
TWINZY TRIUMPHANT.


One evening the cook same to the
sick room door 70 say to Margaret that
she was wanted in the kitchen. On
going thither she found Sally, Who
handed her . scrap # paper, % which
her own address was written in pencil,
and asked = =
~ "s'dat your name, ni,sas."
.~sosbsing answered, ehe M leoked =: :
.piciously At cook and .,ksd::~ .-~ . =
/: :"Can 1'se SEQ yesszs sntnis= some
:: Margaret led the way to the dining
room,. and when the door w.s closed her
visitor still hesitated about speaking.
With seine difficulty she induced her
to sit, and began to speculate on the
air Of deep detection and p.tient endur-.
ance which marked the voice and man
ner Of the woman 10 black. She had
never seen the record Of 4 nations sin
written out on = breathing tablet, and
the sight impressed her as something
new aud strange. While she studied
the. Lines of the dusky face, the dark
woman said in 4 low voice, q though
afraid of being overheard
II come, ma'an, to zoe if you'd please
to come an see my misoss. She's
powerful sick, an tho doctor thinks a
maybe she mayn't zee mornin'." y
"Who il your mistrsss :"
The low monotonous voice sapk To- 4
itnnge murmur:
';"It's Miss Clara. :na'.m, .Mi.4qs
Howard: I'ss her ..m.mnJ, an shes
Ill I got lefs.. Time: ~; ! didn't speet
tossee her dis yere way, but what could
thspooah chile doi Nov shes gwiae.
You'll come @ i - ZEE her, misa. 2, !. - +,
81! !"oh. certainly; but how long h.a
she, been i'll, and what il .ths matter I"
: !: "Txe weeks the day afors yist.ld.y;;,
an it. : fever; but 7 ga.;i. it i.n't
,ketohio'.' :t*' '':'''& '*''; ".'' ~
~; :'*;s;a;< ;.e:..t...,--.;:ta
: - am, not afraid OF fever: slrs.
Howard lives in the white cottage on
--- street 7"
,: ."Yes'em."
"You say you are her mother ?" > :
"Her mammy-1 nusssd her. ''.,s
"Have you no children Of your own :"
'No, missus. l had ten, but tbey's
all sold." az
Tears sprang to the loving eyes
which looked upon tho patient f.ee Of
this dark-browed 'Rachael weeping for
her children because they were not"
Promising to 60 to her mistress, Mar
garet dismissed her, and going to Mrs.
Walters told her Of her wish to 70 out
for au hour and went at once. Tho
lam mplighter was passing. on his rounds
ere she reached the solitary cottage,
with I mind ndprsoeeupisd BY tho thopght
Of the; ton children, sold. Whss she
came to tho gate, oil the tslss;she had
ever heard Of tho devices BY which
wieted d women satssp The aawasy of
their Own ssx :iato their dsns cane -
her memory. Might sots this Bss -
'alti6es, = eonadssss tgsns lap Shows
growing .suspiaieue, and ss.sisht sf,ths
house, abeoeiated'in her mind withssll
that wvas most to'b> avoided, she Ihrank
from snteriag:; but the image Of the
sad white fses plead with her, and was
now aided in its; pleading blythe much
sadder black face, aud the words stshe's
al got left and now she's gwiuc." !"
AS she hesitsted, sue walked slowly on
andthought Of the risk if not to her
personal safety, to her reputation in
going into that house. 'Avoid the %.
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sharply: /. q: :-:: go, go
j. "She must not bs disturbed. YOU
will give her her death ofcoM !" "
Margaret rose aud looking from The
pallid face Of; the patient to the angry
face Of the nurse, realized that au al
tercation would give her a death q
cold, aud laying her hand on tho wo'
mans shoulder, she said gently but
firmly: '.
"She is my sister and I must rub
her feet"
Teas gushsd from the eyes Of the
sick womap, MaEgaEet's own were suf:
fused, .sd Sally, who erouehsd BY the
bed, ej''u'.ssa: ::@ i :: ~. III.
"De Lsrd bress -, sAi's I" IT,,
Is sNaIss had heard Of the wealthy Ken.
tnsky family a. tie si,k woman, Aud
bowed il: spirit b.s.,.. Il, tio..a,d
.e'es I'D t1s hp.j..d' .i.ys,; Il; vhi,h
thh. 'i.tl.'iil!e.a e g i,pr.s....a.' or u,
sssssheed y III ,s,.. ii. t..tv i,ij,th..
Eies,,aad ,hhe.si prstESs,;;ss ia ;;; : b,l;.vi,
ID s'4lis Eldst B'eth.tkosd vhi.h hea'
NJ 70 the Deity a. ooiinason s,i1s }Sthe,r, sha
knew aethings Of that wealth beside
which thrones and Kingdoms are -
dsst in the balanee-nothiug Of. that
divine love which moves the souls 10
which i j. implanted. to emulate the
Redeemer in seeking and and 8 saving those
Who are lost, --.~,,,ss -4..- ;....~.---.- -.
,a3 Whom Masgarst saw that the nurse
! had yisNsdssnd Va rtsdy 70 aid he'
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I
Jane g. Swiskheln, in the year 1885, In thu ORes Of
the Clerk Of the United States District Court for the
District Of Western Penlsylvaaiaj:.; 80: Y..~
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Ican't remember whatwe said,
twas nothing worth song or story;
Yet that rude path by which wo sped
Seemed all transformed and in glory.
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But no, she blushed and took ny arm! =.
We le. tho old folks take tho highway,
And started toward III; Maple Farm - ''':s~
Along kind of lovers by-way. T.. .,
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SUBSCRIPTION
TWO DOLLARS PA FABLE IN ADFANCA
A,,xtrae,py will be sent gratis to tho sstter W
a.lubut tsu subscribers.
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ron SALE.

A FARM Of about go ACRES, q acres
"A in Wood, chiefly white oak. There u
10 acres of superior meadow land, through
which branch Of Pipe Gxeek fnns, the
balance Is laid of into 8 6elds, well wssescd.
The most Of this property hss been bstrly
lined and is very productive, Theye 10 IN
abundance IL Fruit Trees cf 81 kinds and
OF the best varieties; also yjses md skTukr
berry in great variety. The Dpeia5ug islaSEes
conveniently arranged, finished W We hess
modern style aud contains IL roosss, pantry,
closets, clothes presses, &c; also q hsgs
ball and porch fill length OF house, 10 feet
wide; there is double porch, bsssznens
and bake oven 10 the kitchen, with esllev
under the dwelling and porch. Besides tkv
barn, which w. conveniently arranged md
roomy, there ii atwo.story wash hosise, y
dairy, smoke house, large poultry housc,
hay barraek and corn house all lately bsilt.
There " q spring Of excellent water near the
kitchea, which flows, through the dairy. This
property is mies from Westminster, Carroll
county. on the Westminster and llitflestown
turnpike, 4 miles from the latter place con
venient 10 churches, schools, mills, stores
and postoifice.
Anyone wishing to retire to pleasant and
comfortable home ID the country would do
well to examine the property. The sub
scriber, who resides an The property, has
business Of Importance too far from II to
remain there and win sell h for less than
the buildings are worth, or would cost 1t
the present time, or would exchange It for
property In tho ciiy 81 westminster. For
ISAAC WINCHESTER,
nov 26 Union Mild T.. o., Ed.
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TRU sTEE's SALE
VALUABLE MACHINERY
AND
PATENT RIGHTS.

10y virtue Off Decd Of Trust from John
~ jam, the Undersigned, will sell ut
Public Sale, at the Machine Shop IN New
Windsor, Carroll county, Maryland, on
Friday, tie 26M doy Of February,
1862, at IL O'Clock A. Nj, INC following
valuable machinery, tools, &c. / work
BENCH, ] large wise, iron horn, egg coal
stoves, large turning lathe, with scroll
jug, counter shaft and betting, complete; |
small turning lathe, wooden frame, with
serolljug counter shaft and betting small
lathe, newi key seat cutter, double gear.
ing for shafling double drill, with double
jug, counter shaft and betting, built in one
body, with index plate Is new sickles, for
mowers, with lot of loose sections, extra;
bar and sickle, ! upright key seat cutter,
with upright saw, counter SHIFT and helting
complete large drill, double geared with
betting mower, without tongue and har;
] large grindstone and beliing, s moving
bars, for iron clad mower 35 turned shafts,
turning lathe, with counter aud shafts;
German chest, 4screw plates aud ~ taps,
lot OF taps, box cast steel dies, 3 moles
for snuff boxes, 2 cast steel tans, brass
oil tops, I inch wide lot of tics,
u.s. VI "'NbNhent fiuhtutTb, q uTlIls IOT
boring, duff tail saws, lot of bolts, / lot
OF screws and small shafting, Let Of brass
piping, large monkey wrench, | small do,
] dozen chises for turning lathe, coupling
and 10 cutters for engine and ti,rnisg lathe,
2Jugs to turn crank by index, l large stove
pipe rlveting iron, lot of old iron for shop
use, bevel rise, sheet iron coal oil can.
Also at the same time and place will be
offered for sale the interest of the said John
jam, in the patent right of the
CELEBRATED IRON CLAD REAPER
AND MOWER, ....
one Of the best Machines in use.
Terms Of Saie.-All sums of Fifty Dol
lars aud under cash; on all sums above
Fifty Dollars credit of six months will be
given, the purchaser giving notes with mp.
proved security, bearing interest from the
day of sale,
JOHN L. SMITH,
feb hts Trustee.
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The committee appointed by Congress
10 notify General Grant aud Mr.. Collax
of their election respectively as Prcsi
dent aud Vice President of the United
States, performed that daiy on Satur.
day ] General Gfaot, on receiving the
certificate of his election, declared in.
formally the views with which he would
enter on the duties of the Presidency
Economy, retreuchment and faithful
cutorcemeptof the revenue laws would
be his cardinal purposes, aud to secure
these he would call around him those
able and willing to second his endeavnrs
If they failed or proved false to their
trust he would remove them, though
appointed by himself, as quickly as il
appointed by his predecessor. lie also
stated that he had determined not to
announce his Cabinet until after his
inauguration, except possible to the
gentlemen whom he designed selecting,
and to them only few days in advance
Of that time. ...-..
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Great Increase Of the Public Debt.


The Official statement of the Public
Debt, shows an increase during the
month o. January of s15,403, 456 50,
or within fraction of fifteen and hall
millions Of dollars. Radical newspapers
may attempt to explain away these
damuing figures, bat the ugly fact still
rem1ins, that month after mouth the
public debt statement continues TO show
a balance Of millions Of dollars on the
wrong'side We are taxed as n, other
peoPlein tho world are. aud yet all the
~ast sums of money wrung from the
sweat and toll oEthe masses prove to be
utterly insufficient TO meet the extraya
giant expenditures Of tho corrupt and
Esckless party now 10 power. If this
thing ~ 10 so on. Repatriation of the
national debt will inevitably follow and
Dhat before long. Vast as the resources
'ef'thls natiea are, they cannot stand
such a continued drain. That proper
economy viii ever be practised under
Radical rule, we do not believe. The
multitude OF thieves who have been
Preying upon the puslie treasury regard
The election Of Grant as a new pcrmi;
given to thcm'by the people to continue
their vlllaiuous conduct. They argue,
and rightly too, We 2iink, that if the
people had really desired economy. they
would have defeated the Republican
party Iatil that is dsRe, tho thieves
/.
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PUBLIC SALE.

VNElE subscriber being al,ont to decline
IL farming. will offer at Public Sale, at
his residence, about = miles South Of Union.
town, and about miles North Of New
Windsor, on
Tuesday, dc lGM day IF March, 1869,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the following Personal
Property, TO wit. head of val "a
liable work horses, two of them are G1IlSA~
fine brood mares, both from good .ISJsA
stock; head OF fine young colts. one of
them is years. two of them are years,
and two OF them are year old t1is Spring /;
1s-D s MICH COWS, and Heifers ;
SykEAJ two Of the cows will be fresh by
--=z4=zN,the day Of sale: one Of the heifers
Is now springing; bulls, one years and
one ! year old spring wagon, 2 broad
tread plantation wagons, one of them suita.
bic for or & horses stone bed, complete;
hay carriages, | mower, Huhbard's; / sep.
nraior, Gelser's, with horse power; Ne.
Cormick reaper, circular saw and frame.
three horse plows, large cultiyator, 2
harrows, one Of them with 80 teeth; single
and double shovel plows, log chains, stand.
ard chains, ] sixth chain and stretchcrs,
wagon and pillow gears. fly straps, treble,
double and single trees, and many articles
not herein mentioned
TRRns OF SALE.-For all sums exceeding
So, n credit Of 0 months will be given, the
purchaser TO give bond with approved secu.
rity, bearing interest from the day Of sale ;
all sums of So and under, cash. No prop.
erty to be removed until settled for
UPTON R00P.
feb ll-ts WV. BRows, Auct'r.
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Tue BoDY OF Booru.--Th, Baltimore
San Of Tuesday, says The remains OF
j.. Wilkes Booth were brought to Bal.
timore last night in charge Of Mr.. ia.
cob Weaver, undertaken, of this city,
who will superintcud the reinterment at
the Baltimore Cemetery today. The
BODY was cxhunied from the warehouse
at the arsenal in Washington late YES
terday afternoon, the order Tor its sur
render having been made on the same
day by tho President, upon the appli
cation, by letter, of Edwin Booth, in
behalf Of his motser. The body will
DO buried as privately as possible, aud
will be deposited near tho grave Of the
father ofthe deceased, the famous ira.
gcdian, Junins Brutus Booth.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CAUSE AND EFFECT.

Colds are the effect Of obstfuetcd pcrspira-
ton. The symptoms arc so generally under
stiDd, that nothing need be said on that point
But colds are easily taken, and unless great
care is exercised second cold will often be
contracted, or 10 other words, one cold will
run iuto aaallef, and Confirmed cough ensne,
and the production of tubercles. Although
many thousands Of persons are drifting through
these symptoms towards pulmonary diseases Of
q dangerous character, yet ;he majority think
that they are troubled with nothing but an or
binary cold, which will remedy itself and pass
away. Fatal dcluson--thc rock on which
many life has been lost. See to u at once
that yaur cold Is attended 10. Use MISll-
LER'S HERB BlTTERS. the most potent rem
edy ever discovered for Colds and Coughs, aud
certain protection against the danger OF TAX
ing them, II l, Is used regularly two or three
times day as u tonic.
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REAL. ESTATE
- ~ sSa-AxD-- "
Insurance Agency
J.F. STR Oh Ell,

49,,
AAylA0 opened m Office In this Civ
IL IL Tor the sns afid transfer Of RR,ll,
ESTATE, also kr Renaina md lhsorifg
prope,ty. rest,ecfsogtv ie,,de3s XII ,sfs ;tos -
The nnLlic All ts,,as"S ;n,rnsssi ~ L. -
sne punt ~ 0ushcss intrusteo 70 MS
eaTe wh, receive the Pf0n,ptest attehtfon.
real Tasta'e bought ana SOM WI all psffts
oil the United States.
OFPIcR, corner Court and Main Streets.
-
He offers for sale the following prot,.Y.
scalas l. T. ~ a,Iy, "NI oi"e.'
Scuiesi &C. III complete working order, SIT
uated IN this city, along the line Of the W.
NJ, H. itrTg merft4ft -r'-8
l05 Acres of Land for sale, within five
milss Of This civ NJ o,l,, ssn 40, 49,, ,,;,L
good buiIdioss s,,"ebsd TI;l per aere, WIZ
lords a rare chance far anx ona ,y;sh;,s a
home, ~ V - - ~ - -
For Sale very cheap, a valuable Farm Of
l26L Acres Of excellent land, 40 OF which Is In
Grass And % in Wheat with good Stone
S House ana all other necessary outbaildings
inx ahn, n,,, s'1 a 70 mestmiasser tal-
Oyndorf's Station. AT ,hs ST. a" "a tar om
ins Imnlenen,s WIN hs soId sI.h.s s"u i,h ~
without the land to sui, The purchaser, az a
very low price. Call aud examine this prop
ery;y.,, -. =,
,aisao'e Farm near Franklinville, Carroll
This nronsriv h, o. ASrss, more or iess'
and Is Convenient 10 seIaols chnrches MI
stores, dc; a very desirable place for soy one
wishing small farm. Will be sold low, on
easy terms.
"a. sa ~ Farm In Howard county, Of $50
witch IL alessea ' ,ha ny 70 nte ears isg q
farm is within 20 miles Of BaltI,nore and ne n,S
Ellicott City. An necessary building arc s' on
the place. -
WANTED-To Lease, Farm from so to 100
Acres, within sor miles CT this city, for three
w.NTPn -,
good buiidipqs near III. ~ s N " H a,U J'a
good price viii be Maid m ,he nranersy anti
the purchaser.
A valuable Brick House and Lot with
Stable, Slaughter House and all necessary
improvements. situated within half mile
Of this city, on the plank road. This place
affords a rare chance for any one doing
husiness in Town viii be sold very low.
A valuable Farm near the York Road
Station, in Carroll county, Nd, containing
lSO Acres with good House and all neces.
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IN The District Court Of The United States for
The District Of Aaryiand--fn bankrupt
yin The matter Of Peter b, AikeseA,
bankrupt
THIS Is to give notice that petition has
IL been presented to the Court, this 18th
day Of January, 1860, by Peter B. Mikesell.
of the county Of Carroll, State Of Maryland,
and District aforesaid, bankrupt, pray ing
that he may be decreed to have full dis.
charge from all his debts, provable under
the Bankrupt Act, and upon reading said
petition; 1t is ordered by the Court that
hearing be had upon the same on the 9th
day Of March, 1869, before the Court, in
the city Of Baltimore, in said district, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, aud that notice thereof be
published in the baltimore Gasette and the
Westminster 4drocate, newspapers printed
in said district, once week for three weeks
before that day, and that all creditors who
have proved their debts, and other persons
in interest, may appear at said time and
place and show cause, il any they have, why
the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted.
..-.r-r. JAMES W. CHEW,
Clerk Of DistrictC Court for said District.
feb ll--3t.
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LANDS FOE sAxH

prs.c. zenrre,s ronnfv.
~ - .e,- !. y
.vrvHI5 -..d ;s,osd 80 ..,,ow,c,c3 "a neoo-
int H. III. * II IN fSlIswinf picces q
,,rcnsr,v - y -
mrrf srAT ,Ih;s,., IA, ,vo h.,d..a
d,liSr. s.,..;r na.fi X, ,,.r ~ ~ c1jlert ~
der nenr ceot go ~ c NJ II P;sessswnv
Ils,r;c, s "a NJ nm, ss' r,s,s eas.onav~
ArRAcroFa n Mr. sao ACRES ~
hnndrs5 ast,,s III, srs,, ,~;,,,;r ,s;Is and
Milf ~ Farsssy;i}f sf,, !, H. ssam Wssi-
;nsta sad ,esr n s 1ise r1'', IL rroposed
Rs;lro,F H. - ,ss;,,, oe XIX = w., Tim.
hasad ,0A eas - ,,,ahi i'0FSasi AsH''' ~
' $500 1,r 800 - x.sx.~r
uNE1sLiNt HuucE,
and o,l.er pcce.zayv ONT Ruiidiuqs.
rsx &
eSA TRAfvr ntr lxh .f ,sn acpFa,
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Ia some parts Of Mexico, they are
literally Without money, aud workmcn
are paid Tor their labor in articles of
food. Tho old system Of barter, which
prevailed before coins were prolific in
tho work, Is upaia coming largely in
vogue there. What a Rppablis Mexico
js, 10 DO surel
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A Radical paper Of South Carolina
says thai the present. position of that
State ia one Of "enierprisc, prosperity,
and happiaess.' Whes oqe reads Of
the suferiuss Of slpoor people there,
aud the outrases committed upon the
dciesceless whites 10 ai) quarters BY
the United States eolorcd troops. opc
Gao hardly subscribe to the assertion.
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Estote cjI Julia A. Boicmdn, deceased.
NoTicli Ia hereby given that the spbsori-
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters, Testamentary
on the Personal Estate OF
JULIA A. BOWMAN,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All persona
having claims against said Estate are, hereby
warned 20 exhibit the same within six months
from this date, otherwise they may DO exclud-
debted are requested 10 make immediate pay
irent Q9
JOHN WARMER,
feb ll--,fts Executor.
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Estate Of George Mort, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Sub
IN scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters of Admins.
traiion on the Personal Estate Of
s# GEORGE MORT, 49,.
late OF Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having clnims 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 TO
make immediate payment. VA
itAs JAMES W. WHITE,
ieb 4,---4t Administrator
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Aphysiciau iu Lexington, Kon,acky,
has been sentenced to pay Gne ofsGO0
for dealing faro Having no money
he was seat 70 tho poaifspiiayy TO work
u out Ut fifty cents day. ~
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NOTICE..

TvHE Sale Notes given to Jacob and vii.
u liam q. Rinehari, Administrators of
John. Rinehart, deceased, on the 9Th Of
September, 1868, will fall due on the 9Th OF
March next, and have been placed at the
TURNER'S and Mechanics National Bank,
Westminster, for collection. Prompt pay.
ment is requested. feb i1-3t
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SERVICE AFLOAT
~ Tng
Sumter and the Alabama /!
DURING rnE WAR BETWEEN TaE STATES
by AdBsiral RAPHAEL SEHMES, ofthe
late Confederate States Nary,


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The subseriber win offer al Private Sale
the HOUSE AND LOT sit. - =.
mated on Main Street, near NJ
the Sentinel Office, and op. ~
posite to the NJ. p. Church. L. 1890
The improvements consist Of two story
Dwelling in thorough repair, with fine large
Kitchen, Cellar in rear Of came; embraced
with the house Is fine garden containing
choice fruttrees, such as Apple and Cherry,
with great variety ofselected Currants, &c.
There is also fine Log Stable.
IL not sold before the 10th oil February.
i will be oneyed at Public Sale ut o. clock
p. NJ, on that day ianq- ~. NJ
jal4-5t G HUGH DOYLE.