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A Wife's Love.

Woman's love, like the rose blossom
ing in the arid desert, spreads its ray
over the barren plain Of the human
heart, and while all around it is black
and desolate, il rises strengthened from
the absence Of every other alarm In
no situation does the love of woman
appear more beautiful than that of the
wife. Parents, brethren and friends
have claims upon the affections
the love Of wife is distinct and diff.
fcrent nature A daughter may yield
her life to the preservation Of parent
IA sister may devote herself to suf
fering brother; but the feelings which
induce her TO this conduct are not such
us those which lead wife to follow III
husband of her choice through every
pain and peril that can befall him; TO
watch over him in danger, to ch,er him
in adversely, aud ever remain unaltera.
bic at his side in the depths of igno.
miny and shame. 1t is heroic devo.
tion which woman displays in sdhe
renee to the fortunes of hapless hus.
band. When VIC behold her in domes
tic scenes, a more passive creature oi
enjoyment, an intellectual joy, bright.
ening the family with her endearments
aud love for the extreme jey which that
presence aud those endearments are
calculated to impart, we can scarcely
credit that the fragile being who seems
to hold her existence by thread is
capable Of supporting the extreme ol
human suffering; nay, when the heart
of man sinks beneath the weight Of
agony, that she should maintain her
pristine powers of delight. aud by her
words of comfort and patience lead the
murmurer to peace and resignation.
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SiNcERfTy. Give me sincere ffiends.
or noue. This hollow glitter of smiles
and words compliments mean not hing,
protestatious of aiiections y solid ~ the
iroth upon ehampague-7ipyitation that
are but pretty sentenccss uttered b.
cause such things are customary y--ars
worthless to me, apissest " bs,.s.s
There is 10 need Of thoni- II =
proper 10 besciyil and courteous 10 IL
most indifferent straneez, but why shew
friendships outward show when -
reality underlies it.s lss I; f'zs
Whes one feels friendship, the objsst.
Of that sentiment cannot suffer. nnd
leave our hearts u1trouhled .--cassst b
slsndered leaving "a unhSrmed. IS
see our friend successftil, even beyond
our power Of success, il : great joy u
US 70 hear that friend applaudsd b !
pleasare. Yet every day mon Who "a.
cy themselves friends, show mean eayv
Of each Others lucky hits, and uopes
who kiss on both chesks xhsa sksc
meet, will whisper tseschsrous !liIelS
things Of each other. III sslf
1t is not sincere d pfaiss ssssxbo1s.
Il sounds ,amiable; but msd cas6ot
be = charming, and wofneh IN q uS
sweet" ! liket to know ffoG Tie spesek
Of man or wonan that this ode Il 4
friend; that 4 moro ht1p1int&6es. I
think wafmlitarted people ~ hSxer
general admircfs. An osnnot 81 ]6s1i
| siiaeefsly y all ssnhps y y y 4 rsslly lssis
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-01
II. B. NORM EN- T.
Attorney at Law,

"AvING located in the City Of Westmin-
T ster, Office on Main Street, two doors
@est OF Court, respectfully informs the citizens
10 Carroll, and adjoining counties, that he will
i've prompt attention to all business entrusted
- him, both before the Courts OF this State and
1he Departments Of the General Government at
a Washington d. G.
"A Practices in the Courts Of Bankruptcy.
REFERENCES.
Rev. J. 7. Ward and John Smith, Esq,
|Nestminster.
N Charles Abbott, Esq. and DR.. Thomas Fei-
Hour, Baltimore.
Samuel Norment, Esq. and J. d. Ward,
Washington, d. c.
D. p. n. Hurley, Esq;,, Register in Bank
fuptey, Frederick City, Nd. novli-ly
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4 ATTo.,NEys.
Fx. !. sisIspy.. A qIAs, n n9prnr
| MAULSBY & ROBERTS,
4 zrToRyEYSAELAw AND SOLICITORS.
IN cHANCERY t.....-..

Having associated themselves IN the prnc-
|kice of Law in Carroll county, they. will at
bind promptly and carefully TO all business
Entrusted to their charge. Mr.. Maglsby
ill visit Westminster whenever business
Inquiries it. Office directly opposite Court
Ifsase, jani'ly
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-01

Man AND WoMAN.-aIap Is 4 mar
velous and ma,ehless niodel II mcchau.
ism, a mutable mass of mirsh and miss
anthropy; merry midst mourning.
mournful midst mirths l.gll "
Man mars his nrnrdane missiou hv
mixing in moustrous mumeries. mind
less Of the mixed mock motion 81 hia
mighty master, lhaaly MI priiliag 3h
mid aud moderhte ntnndates mid the
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CROUT & REIFSNIDER,

ATL1W IND lSOLI
ia CITORS IN CHiNCERY,
WESTMINSTER, Mn.
I'VE have formed a copartnership in the
N practice of Law in the Courts Of
rroll and Howard Counties, and will
oromptly attend to oil business entrusted to
"a care. Particular attention paid to Col.
kctions and procuring DEGREES for the sale
"a Real Estate.
Also, Applications 6led for Back Pay and
Ionnty due heirs of deceased soldiers.
a Office adjoining the residence of cHAs. I.
HeIrssIpER. no30-f
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DEBILITY.

There Is no medieiae oQsai 10 HoofdRfs German
Bdi,rt or Tonic ia eIs,I n Debility. They impdri
t0ae ahi cg0r 10 t0 phos system strengthen he ap-
psiiis, cPlayReHt Of he food, sgabLe de
iiopIch TO digsa Il, purify he blood, Civ a good,
hod, healthy e0nplsrioa trddicdte s yelioir iin0e
from The syc, iaparf bonn 10 ne e,cks aud change
hs patient from Ahori-breafssJ, emaeiaied, Wedk,
and Hsrroas 1iralid, 10 fs;tdeod tiou and vioor,
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Dr. Danl. Is. Co0nan.

Lately With Dr.. rhos. W. Wells, Hampstead, J
q idcnts Of Nsstminster ard yicinsfv' it,f.
ee and residence Litilestoun Rosd, few
|pors above Union Street
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As the best tempered sword is the
most ilexable, so the truly generous are
the most plant and courteous to their
interiors. e ~.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-01

FROM HON. GEO. ". WOODWARD,
Chief Justice u the Supreme Court Of Pe,nsyisana
VIZ = sa PnmaprLPHIs, MARcn 10Th, 1857.
Ifnd "Haqfa1d's German Bi,teysp is not an iator.
teiiHg bsreruge, but ts good tonie usen IN disor
dos ~ ne digestive organs, and n greai beneft in
cds.s Q debility and ,rdat of acton ,a De
aystem. Your truly,
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Price of the Bitters. sl.oo per bottle, ,

Price Of the Bitters. sl.oo per bottle,
Or. a half dozen for $500.
frice Of the Tonic, sl.5o per bottle;
Or. half dozen for $3.50.
The Tonic is put up in quart bottles.
Rsco,iect that il is Ds Hoaeaads German Remedies
haf are % uirersaiIy used md 90 highly recommend
sd and 20 not allow ns Dy,ygisi q induce you 10
lake any Thing ess that hs may say jai az good BE-
odass he Eates larger prqf on 4. TAsss Res,efiei
,s'g ee sent syezprea' % any iocaiity upon application
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
At The GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. ssi ARcH srREEy, Tziade,rhia.
CHAs. M. EVANS. Proprietor,
Formerly Q. N. JACKSON q co.
These Remedies are for sale bx
Druggists, 6torel<cepers, and Medi.
cine Dealers everyvvhere.
% not torget Q s5anis ,Ss'r ne ayteis you buy IL
odsr 10 gst hs geRH,He.
October !, lS6s-1y 2am
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TEE oo%F.5xIoM.

Ladies' who wish n fair skin and
good com pie nton, free from n yellow-
ish ftnge and all other disfig ur me mt,
snouid use these remedies oecasion-
ally. The Liver In perfect order, and
me blood pure, will result In spark
ing eyes and blooming cheeks.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-01
Weak and Delicate Children

arc made strong by usIng the Bitters
or Tonic. In fact, they are Family
Medicines. They can be Rd cred
with perfect srfcty TO child three
months old, the most delicate female,
or n man OF ninety.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-01

A Meshedist prayer-meeting in Hart
ford, CT, prayed that General Grant
might give up tobacco. IN - iss
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VOL. IVi..-..--NO 10.


II
Jack Taifral had been a sailor for
twenty years, Being very sagipg and
economical. 40 ,niinsnal with the Grail,
he was at last possessed Of a handsome
amenpt Of moley; and then he resolved
p settle on shore and get iliarried -
fIaying acquired the reputation of y
quiet aud peaceful neighbor, the minis
ter Of the parish cook decided interest
ID his welfare. lIIe fIiere!ofo called on
BACK every Sunday, fr several weeks,
to induce him 10 geltn church Whats
the use Of my going there now, ssked
Jack, .swhen 4 wasn't . there but once
sinsc 4 wasIa boyfy s"Where DO you
expect 70 60 ID when yaa def" asked
the minister. q. | u rough il ont. -
| have alRayss done;, I've mover done
any harm.D THAT is NOT enough"
replied the minister and, ,in continua-
ton, asked, have, you ever do!-o any
good" ayes, Sir, l hiycj d gerry good
thing did once" Z What was that 7"
aI made convert Of jew 70 the
Christian faiih" II hardly think you
have enough Of learning and powers or
argument 70 accomplish such difficult
task.'' 20, Il wasn't by laynins did
it, but by way Il my owp" ~Wcll,
| should likcto hear low you managed
that Please 81 down, thea, and /
viii tell you the whole yarn The
minister having been sea,ed, Jack COM
menced hisstesy thuss . 0oc dry when
Iwas on the deck pfmy ship.ia Ports
mouth harbor, Il heard splash in the
water, and on looking overheard, whom
did / see houndcribg there but key
johnson, a clothes dealer O, Sir, ]
knew him we'll, forscEeral times he shut
up mp vein buying slops from him.
l thought at FIRST to let him drown, but
a feelin' ! had for his soul nadc mo
change my mind So with my hand
over hand by the cable, IsooB grabbed
him by the hair, aud held his hssd
above the water. aWill yoube a Chris
tian 7" says !, ssNe; : eapit be )
Christian, but save me, and I'll giye
you ten pound. .gas''I don't want your
money" says I and 80 | dived him
again, holding him fast al the time =
Presently / let him up, aud ! axes him
again, Will you be q Christian = says
III. enc; | can't be Christian, z says
he; "but save sne and IN give you q
hundred pound" aBEass your money, /"
says /; and kdived him asecond time.
Well, Sir, whenlI let him up that time,
he looked almost like drowned rat.
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Hoqfahds German Rempdies ara os9nierf.ifsd
Im 9e,nains hare pie sigtdtare Of Z. m. jackson.
81 nc front 9 ne e,alids wrapper Of zach bottle, aud
are counterfeit
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READ THE RECOMMENDATION,

Thonsands OF letters have been re-
oelved, ,testifytng TO the virtue of these
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-04-01
Prom REV. JOSEPH II. KENNARp, DD,

~. From REV. JOSEPH II. KENNARD. DID, 4a
Faster Of the Tenth baptist Church. Phiiadelphla
DR- JAcEsoS-DEAR SIN .--I hare been Jyoqssafiy ne
qss,fed 10 connect my uih recommendation Of
dWeren kfds q nefieiaes, but rsDdrdig Tie practice
as om Of nay appropriate sphee ndue fa al cases d.
eiiaed; ba iCi cisar proof ID rio,t; jnstancss and
Particularly IN NY famfg ~ fhe ssfslfess0 Of Dr.
HcVdads Geirnan Bateys, fdspdyt for qnes from NV
usual eoarss 10 srprsss my (sn correction hat fur
Complaint, II i safe and valuable preparation m
toue eases may fad but Usually, fdolbi not ,r
be very oeHfcfdf 20 those ,eho s6er from he aboss
aItisU. fofrs, rerv rvspsutfU y. 81 isss
y Sc NJ - JHKEANaRD, a.
Efohfb hego,y fl.,I., q
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PROM uoN. JAMES rnoMrsoN,

Judge Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
PnII,prlPui,, APEn 18th. 1895.
consider q Hoofand's German HIT
ters" n rai,sabic mctficine I'm case of al :
taoks OF Indigestion or Dyspepsia.
can certify this from my 1 perie ne Q
ofit. Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-20

ROMAN CATHOLICISM IN THE DtoCEsE OF
EsTMINsTER.-Archbishop Manning, in late
pastoral to the clergy and laity of the Diocese
of Westminster, says:
f. The breathing of the Holy Ghost, the Spirit
of Life has sersibly gone forth over England.
We feel it like the coming of Spring. God has
his purposes for us; and there are some even
now in the midst of us who will perhaps see
what few years ago the most hopeful hardly
dreamed. Through the zeal of our clergy and
the generosity of our flock, no fewer than
eleven churches will have been added to the
diocese since Trinity Sunday last. The church
of the Guardian Angels was opened in the East
of London last December; the little church at
Ongar, in Essex, was opened in the last month;
five are ut this moment IN course of erection !;
another has been already completed; and the
first stonc of four others will soon be laid. The
new church at Sunbury will be opened while
these words are being read to-day; the noble
church of Our Lady of Victories, at Kensing-
ton, will be completed in about six weeks 5
the church at Barking will be opened without
delay the church at Southend ought to be
completed by August next the church at West
Drayton Is rapidly advancing; the first stone
of a fine church will DO laid before long at
Holloway in little while church will be
begun at Harwich and Mt Bow; aud the
church and seminary for Foreign Missions at
Mill-hill.
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Together with Cross & DeAIahy's
PATENT PORTABLE GAS LAMPS,
new thng just out in which guarantee satisfaction
constantly ON hand, large assortment of LAMPS,
LANTERNS, CHIMNEYS, LAMP TRIAfMTNGS etc 9
at astonishingly low prces. -
4Aiso tho celebrated METEOR SAFETY I.ANfP-no
chimney burner, and NoNEXPLoSIvE SRPTOLINE
oIls-la new feature In household economy, combining
cheaphess, safety and brilancy light.
and others would do well examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere,
Office and Salesrom of the Septolne Conpany No IL
Dauphnc street, near Canal.
J. P. CROSS, Patentee.
L. NJ. HOOPER,
milf 3m General gent.
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THE MORNING STAR AND CA
SEWING MAcHINEs--pIANos.
IrHE BARTRAM 4 FENroN SEWING MACHINE

II hfsB overcome
the faults and i'm
projections Of many
now In uae. aud Is
pronounced to be
better designed
better made---bet-
ter inished-moro
simple, accurate,
and. reliable--with
a greater capacity
for performing all
kinds of FAMILY
SEWING than any
other Machine of
fered to the public,
and Is so perfect
that o child can
.,,su-.Ao "a
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mer feIer and Braider All the different first-cass
sewing Machines for sale sloats celebrated Elliptic
one from which all others take their origin An kinds
OF Machines repaired. Needles SILK, Thread and Oil
for all kinds Of Machines Machines can be sent by
press with the bill to be collected delivery OF Ma
Sewing Machine and Variety Store
NJ. S. HEDRICK, 81 and lie Canal ST..
Agents wanted lde6 6ml New Orleans.
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apes 3Tn

NJ, This Machine will Stitch, Quilt Hem, Fell, Cord
Bind, Embrotder, RGfile and Tuck.
JOHN FRANK, Agent,
apo 5In l40Poydras street.
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on FOR THE MILLIONS III


Lamps for the Rich and the Poor, at Prices that
Defy Competition!
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A MOTHER GREAT TRIUMPHl
THE WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINE
AGAIN VICTORIOUS
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CRoCKERY. CHINA, GLASSWARE, PLATED
WARE, CUTLERY, STOVES, AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

Mr.. E. oFFNER takes pleasure in informing his
friends and patrons that he has opened the
ly kept by Levi Havra, at ia Canal street. win
continue to customers the before
am enabled to supply the public with every thing
appertainng to rsteass House Furnishing Establish
ment. Ladies' wishing to fill up China Dinner and Tea
Sets can be supplied with them very low prices.
also receiving large assortment of Plated Ware
such Ice Pitchers, Casors Table and Tea Spoons
the very best quality at reduced prices.
Also the Celebrated Cooking Stove COTTON PLANT
All Stoves sold in the city Will be put up delivered
free of charge.
am also receiving very large stock OF Glassware
which will sell at remarkably low prices.
Please call and examine my goods before purchasing
elsewhere: Remember the place. 80 -
nh7 am E. oFENER, ia Canal street.
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
19.--..---..- CHARITIES sTREET..---1s
A. DR9gsSEAg eco, Importers, offerat low prices
FLOOR, Furniture and Enamel OIL CLOTHS.
WINDOW SHADES, Table and Piano Covers.
CRuMB CLOTHS. Drugget, Linen Felt.
FURNITURE COVERING. Linen and Cotton.
CoRN1CEs Bands. Pins. etc. auIT Iy
FRESH ARRIVALS, OF
PAPER HANGINGs, PAINTS, AND WINDOW
GLASS.
,1O5- Canal Street. los
Large Fresh, and Well Selected Stock OF tho above
Goods all of which now selling at Greatly Reduced
figures.
Parties in want such articles respectfully invi
ted to call at his Store No. Canal street. between
Charres and Exchange Place. and examine goods
and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Competent workmen Furnished whom required.
jaI7 NJ wHEELAHAE. los Canal street
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INSURANCE COMPARES.

HOPE INSURANCE co. OF NEW ORLEANS
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| .DAUPHINE STREET. <
Il ~ - NEAR CANAL ~
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which payment constitutes him her q life member.
2. A Life Insurance Policy is issued for q sum eaua
to one dollar for each enrolled member appearing
books of the Association the decease Of said
But in no event shall the amount paid said policy
coed $4,000.
8. On the death of member, is made
upon each policy holder for dollar twenty
cents payable ut the Office of the Association, within
thirty days after notification thereof pulcatltn
one daily newspaper published in the city of sw Or
tive days Should the applicant reside out New Or.
leans he she shall be notified by written notice sent
TO his OF her nearest Post0flice.
a. Should the number OF members exe.sd five thou
sand the assessment of 81 25 will be reduced proper
ton to the number ofmembers exceeding thousand
Should any member fail pay the in the
time specified, he forfeits all previous payments
credits -
6. All accommodations from whatever source such ms
forfeitures interest," etc. shall credited upon the
books of the Association to the members pro rata to be
withdrawn in lien of assessments.
Medical Examiner in attendance at the Office of the
Association daily, from A. to NJ. Whenever re-.
"pPii'H'. dc Iy
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INCORPORATED IN lssT.

III
Office, No. 81 Camp street.
INCORPORATE IN 1857.
Cash Capital paid in $3.50 900 90
Cash Dividend Of TWENTY PER CENT de- ''''' "
oared May . Cd, and paid May 10. '69-- $1,000 90
DIRECTORS.
Aug. CoutuIie, j. G. Denis, w. Alex, Gordon
/ II N. Blake, p Maloche, H Peychaud.
This Company Ensures against FIRE, MARINE and
RETURN FIFTEEN PER CENT 70 parties insuriDg
II PEgCHAUD President,
T. MAL0CHE, Vice President,
LOUIS BARNETT. Secretary,
ON JOHNSON & DENIS, Att'ys
omce, u Camp street. je6 6m
MOUND CITY
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY :
(of St. Louis, Missouri
-
LOUISIANA AGENCY:
No. Story Building, Upstairs.
OFFICERS FOR LOUISIANA BRANCH:
Goy, y; II MouToN-. President
b. b. SHINES Secretary and Agent
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
w. g. AUSTIN, NJ. d.. JOS. N. FoLwELL, NJ. d
NEW ORLEANS DIRECTORS:
Gov. C. IL Mouton. Judge E. t. Merriek Messrs F. II
Hatch. e. Chism, James Jackson Octave VOORHEES, Thos
Fitzwilliam, r. S. Morse and b. b. Simmes.
An kinds of Life Policies issued by this Company
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Office, No. p Camp street.
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$50. $50. :$65
WILCOX g. GIBBS
TWISTED LOOP STITCH SILENT
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
S55.

Always in order and ready to
sew. Such is its simplicity, and
the ease with which it is upder-
stood, that tho child of six years
and the grandmother of seventy
can operate it successfully. The
thread is used from the original
spool without reminding. Every
Machine is furnished with Hem.
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THE HIGHEST PREMIUM was awarded at the
State Fair to the Wheeler Wilson Lock Stitch Silent
Feed, Family Sewing and Button Hole Machine.
large supply Of these Premium Family Sewing Ma
chimes be found saesrooms $50 Canal street
= PECK BROTHERS.
General gents for Louisiana heeier & W iisons
apis SIN Sowing Machines
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
tof St. Louis, Missouri
LOUISIANA AGENCY:
No. 8 Story Building, Upstairs.
NEW ORLEANS DIRKcroRs

w. G. AUSTIN, MD. JOS. n. FoLwELL,
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NEW oRLEAkB DIRECTORS:
Gov. Q. II. Mouton. Judge Z. t. Merriek Messrs F.
Hatch. g. Chsm James Jackson Octave VOORHEES, Tho
Fitzwillian1, X. s. Morse, and Il. b. Simmes.
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Cash Capital paid In $3.50 900
Available Assets. Observation-Disclosures. 355. 500
reserve Fund; .....-.......-.-- $500
oiared May 5. Go, and paid May TO- Ss.e.- $1,000
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
rAx RnnnIYnR,a nFFnE

AA-N PaILADRGP aIS, ! an. I, 1859.
The following hereby notified that III the
Oily AND STATE TAXES for the year 1853 not
before the 18th INST, the respective amounts due
by will be registered and placed In the hands Of
the Ooec of Delinquent Taxes, with thelwarrant
of the Receiver OF Taxes, commanding them TO lew
said taxes with all charges accrued thereon, of any
goods ohAttels of the DeliDquents, wheresoever
found. RIObARD PELGZ,
Receiver Of Taxes,