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THE FRANKLNG PRIVILEGE.

II it said that Postmaster General Creswell
will recommend, in his forthcoming report,
the modification or abolition of the franking
privilege. 1t is evident that many abuses,
which have been practised for years, cannot
be checked unless Senators and congressman
surrender this desirable perquisite. The
reasons urged in defense of it are weak or
fallacious, while the malpractices inseparably
connected with it grow worse and worse year
after year, and entail upon the nation an inn
mense loss. In this age Of newspapers and
telegraphs, it has ceased to serve any impor-
laRt good purpose that cannot be better
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nag FOR THE SUAIAfER.--TO PREVENT
sunburn and all discoloratons and irrtatons of the
skin bites Of mosqnit0es other inseets wrghts
Aoonated Gycerine Tablet 1t Is delci0usy fragrant
transparent and has equal toilet For sale by
Tqgglsts generally. II. O. A. WRIGHT, No, ga
sHESNVT Street ~ aE
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sREolAL NOTICES.

RAJ DIR. II. r. THOMAS, THE LATE OPE-
rntor q the Cotton Dental Association. is now the
GUY one IN Philadelphia who devotee bis ontiro time and
PraGtce 70 extracting teeth. absolutely without pain BY
resn % nitrous oxide gas. Ofice. 1927 WALNUT st. @s
nSS| COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION
originated the anpsthetic use of
NITROUS OXIDE, OR LAUGHING GAS,
uey0te their whole time and practice TO extracting
Office FIGH II and WALNUT Streets. u@
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Prolific SP2ouTs.-A tree was cut
down on the farm of j. s. Mann, 10
Manor township, about 80 years ago
Recently the locust trees which have
grown from the stump of the old tree
have been cut down by Barnherd Mann,
armer, and made into posts aud wood
with the following result: Ninber of
locust posts S59; number of cords Of
wood 10. These sprouts or trees from
the old stump grew over space of
ground in dimension n feet one way.
and 81 feet another, This was-a Dem
ocratie tree, aud grew on the Democratic
farm, aud We do not believe that there
Is or was another tree in this county
to equal it.-Lunraster hteijigeneer.
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KIssINa mss WE MulIn nr1No

KISSING MS WIFE wuILE DYING
CT HY DRopHoBIA Mr.. Eckefsnn who
died Of hydrophobn at Saddle river
had TO be held by FIVE or six men and
during his lucid intervals begged TO
kiss his wife, who was very III 10 anoth
er paFt of the house. dust before his
last dreadful fit he pleaded so piteonsly
to Kiss her once more before he died
that, risking the consequences, they
took her to his bed. The dying man
carefully wiped the froth from his face
aud COMPRISING his teeth tightly to
prevent any Of the poisonous saliva ex.
uding from his mouth, kissed the Inns
which he had so often pressed in love
and affection, and then resolutely turn.
ing away, alter bidding her adieu for.
ever, relapscd into dreadful paroxysm
and died. The man who kept the dog
which bit Mr.. Eckerson, after knowing
that il had been bitten by another mad
dog week before Mr.. Eckcrson's death
gave him fifty dollars as compensation
for injuries sustained, and persuaded
slr. Eckersou tn sign a paper of release
from further claims. The neighbors
are very indignant, aud talk about club
bling together to carry on n suit against
the owner of the dog on behalf oil the
widow aud orphans Trenton True
AmericaH. r7 aI'
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REAL /, ESTATE
Insurance Agency.
). l.. STRo6 Ell,

l q
jTIAvfNG opened 81, 0fscs ID tlas Ciiy
III for tbs sale and tfhnsfof Of REAL
estate, also for Renting spd InrurinG
property, respectfully ten, ers IFS services %
the public All business intruefed 70 hjS
care will receive the promptesk pttentioh.
Real Estate bought ind sold In oil lpafl5
ofthe United States Qg i@gfs 3
OrrIcE, corner Court and Main Streftss
BE cHers for sale the following proper
ties. A valuable Lime Quarry, with odico,
scales. &C., In complete working order, ST.
aated IL fhia city. along the lins Of tho ".
NJ. r. r -,
l05 Acres Of Land for SALE. viildn Eve
miles Of this city, At only $50 per acre, with
good buildings attached. This properly az
sords rare chance for any one wishing
home.
For Sale very cheap, q salssbIe Farm Of
l2oH Acres Of excellent land, 70 Of which h N
House and all other necessary ontbuildinfs.-,-
SAID property d situated 10 Westminster YAH
ley, shout sE miles ff8m this city and 2)<from
0rndoriFs Station. An the Stock and fxrm-
ing Implements viii be cold either with. or
se1s or o., s,as snd cs e ss s PSsshass :.
4 valsabie Farm near FsssAlinviIle, Carroll
county, Md, containing so Acre.. morisor lea
The property hss very gsed Buildings On Il,
and l. eonyenient q schools, churches miIla,
sishihg small farm. wif b sold i5w, On
4 Valnabls Farm In Reward eoanty, 81 no
Acres, 70 Lease, from one 70 Eve years $50 AZ
which IL cleared, tho balance IN wood. This
iarm y within 20 miles Of Baltispore and near
Elisett City All necessary buildiuGs are 90
WAKTED--7s Lesse, Farm FROM 90 70 loo
Aers.. within Scr miles efshIs city, fer thrsp
wAETED-A Farm Of 50 or % Acres ~ish
good buildings, near this eity, for which .
5oos prize viii be paid IL shs. preperty suits !
A valuable Brick House and Lot with
Stabies Slaughter House and eli necessary
improvements, situated within half mile
Ct this ciiy, on The plank road This place
anords a rare chance for any one doing
business in Town VIII be sold very low.
A valuable Farm near The York Road
station, In Carroll county, Nd containing
log Acre, vi;h good House and oil necss.
| sary buildings
Also, a good Store and Dwelling, which
| VIII be sold either with or sepsrato. This
property oilers oyrry irducemsIt 10 purcha-
sers generally. .'s 4 4 4 ;.,s (.
ESr sale cheap, a choice Farm II Fred
Baltimore, IL miles frond Frederick city. !
miles from village of Liberty aud within
miles Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
and Western Maryland I.ailroad. coafaining
4 506t Acres; As choice Timber; 2 good
Dwellings; Barns, Spring House aud all
necessary buildings; Limestone IN abun.
dance with some Slate. This Is one Of the
best farms in the counfr. cosr<ss,ient 10
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AMERICAN CLAIMANTS To ENaLIs II
EsTATEs.-llon. j. p. Benjamin, for.
merly of Louisiana, but now residing in
London, aud a member Of the English
bar, has written letter to the New
Orleans Times, with view to exposing
scheme of swindling now extensively
practiced in this country, by which per.
sons are induced to advance money for
theprosccution ofclaims against English
estates represented as unclaimed aud
awaiting disappearance Of heirs residing
in America. Mr. Benjamin states that il
every instance which has come to his
knowledge "the statements are false,
and evidently made for the purpose of
defrauding parties out of sums. large or
small, under pretexts of paying the costs
Of records, copies, etc, gaid TO be neccs.
sary for the prosecution of the pretend
ed claim"
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DIED.

Mrs. Mary Shade, consort Of Geo. Shade,
lied on the 10Th ultimo, at her late resi-
ience, near Westminster, in her 9th year.
o my mother, art thou dead,
Has thy life fore"er fed,
Hast thou bid adieu to earth, w =
Aud all its pleasures little worth.
The color from thy cheek has fed,
i has the paleness Of the dead
Quiet and still dost thou lay,
Wake mother wake, see It's day.
Mother It's who am here,
A child to thee ever dear;
i call thee but in vain,
VIII you never speak to me again.
Farewell, farewell my mother dear,
Life is sad without thee here
oh may we meet in heaven above,
Where all is peace aud joy and love.
Mas. NJ. L. E., Of Va.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

10y virtue Of commission issued to us
- by the County Commissioners Of Car
roll county, to examine and determine
whether the public convenience requires
road to be opened and located commencing
at point near Noah Browns old Lime
Kiln. on the public road running from Mex.
leo past Richards Mill and Zachariah E.
baugh's to the Hanover Turnpike, aud to
run from thence through the lands Of Geo.
b. Houek, on the bed Of the old road, until
il intersects the land OF Michael Walsh and
Aaron Shaefer; then on the line between
Adam ShacGer and Michael Walsh, thence
through the lnnds OF George Houck Of VIII
liam; thence on the line between the said
George Hourk Of William and Benjamin,
Craft, until Il intersects the county road
leading from Browns Meeting House to
Shamberger's Station on the Western Nd.
Railroad.
This is therefore 10 notify all persons
whom !, may concern, that the undersigned
will meet on the premises, on MONDAY, the
22d day Of MsRcH, next, a. 10 O'clock, A.
NJ, TO execute the trust reposed in US BY
said commission.
JOHN W. MURRAY,
JESSE BROWN,
JESSE LONG,
feb1s-5t Examiners.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE cuREr

SVsot"i iioN bdN De OthED-
An Eastern medical periodical gives an In
ter esting accounto the complete cure of Mrs.
Amos Stautfer, of Manor, Lancaster county,
Pa, of hereditary Consumption. Her parents
and several brothers and sisters died Of this
terrible disease. Mrs. Stauffer was herself re-
dueed to mere skeleton the pulse at 40 I;
her breathing painfully difficult; expectora-
tons very excessivej diarrbea worse than
chronic, and her condition so hopeless that at
a conference OF the old and skiilful physicians
she was pronounced incurable. At this stage
Of the disease, DR.. S. Is. Hartman, of Millers-
Vile, Lancaster county, Pa, a physician Of
fourteen years standing, prescribed MISH.
LERS HERB BITTERS. The patient soon
experienced pleasing invigorating sensation
throughout her system, and encouraged by her
friends to continue under DR.. Ifartmsa's treat
ment, she did SO, gradually improving under
increased doses according to her strength. I'M
til she entirely recovered. Mrs. Sautrer is
still living, in the full enjoyment OF perfect
health. C. d. Herr, ESQ.,, President Of the
Lancaster County, PA, National Bank, sub
Stimulates the particulars of this most wonder
full case. ma4-2t
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HIS REMAINS SENT TO HIS Con.
srIruESTs Ex-senator Rich, a member
of the Scuate of North Carolina, died
last week in Raleigh His remains, at
tended by four senators of the North
State, Ioers taken 10 Vermont The
Sentinel states that when the Senal c
voted the resolution, directing that four
members shopld accompany the remaius
of The dead senator to the place of in.
tcrment, they supposed that that place
was within the district represented by
the deceased; but they we're carried to
the place ofihc nativity of the deceased,
from which he so recently came to the
South This is quite illustrative Of the
state Of things here in the South-tbc
governments of the ten southern States
being so much under the control of
strangcrs-mere adycnturers for plum.
der
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DUCHU.

DUCHU.
I'D From Dispensatory of the United States.
DlUSMA CRENATA-BUCHU LEAVES.
Properties. Their odor, 10 strong, difIusive,
and somewhat aromatic, their taste bitterish,
and analogous to mint
Medical Properties and Uses, --Buchu leaves
are gently stimulant, with n peculiar tendency
to the Urinary Organs.
They are given Ia complaints of the Urinary
Organs, such as Gravel, Chronic Catarrh Of
the bladder, Morbid Irritation Of the Bladder
and Uretha, Disease Of the PROSTATE Gland;
and Retention or Ineontinence OF Urine. from
loss Of tone la the parts concerned in It's eyac-
uation. The remedy has also been recommended
in Dyspepsia, Chronic Rhermatism, Cutaneous
kfections and Dropsy.
Helmbold's Extract Buchu Is used by persons
from the ages Of is to IS, and from St 10 5s, or
In the decline or change of life after Confine-
ment, or Labor Pains Bed W citing In chill
dren.
In affections peculiar TO females the Extract
Buchu Is uneqnaiied by any other remedy, as
in Cblorosis, or Retention, Irregularity, Pain
fuiuess, or Suppression OF Customary Evacua-
tons, liberated or Sch;rrous Staie Of he HE.
rus, Leucorrhea, or Whites.
Diseases Ut the Bladder, Kidneys. Gravel
and Dropsical Swel!inqs. This medicine in.
creases the power OF Digestion, and excites the
Absorbents into healthy action. by which the
watery or Caloerous DISPOSITIONS, and all In.
natural Enlargernepts are reduced a. well NJ
Pain and Infemmation.
Helmbold's Extract Buchu has cured every
case Of Diabetes in which il has been given
IA atian of tba Kidn.ys ,.,,..,' ~ ,ha
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INTERESTING SUIr.-A suit was
brought by Whitehall On. Y lumber
dealer, Mr. Cooke, against Mr.. L f.
Davis, of the same place, to recover
$4,000. The plaintiff alleged that de
iendant had agreed during the war to
furnish him $4,000 10 greenbacks, at
a specified time, for fifteen cents on the
dollar. Plaintiff brought suit to compel
the performances of the alleged contract,
but was non-suited on the ground that
It was IN the nature of wager, and
hence immoral, tended to degrade the
national currency, and was without an
adequate consideration.
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Properly SALE BALTIMORE Co

PROPERTY SALE IN BALTIMORE Co.
"A tract Of land known as the Add
son property, on the Nicodemus road
three miles southwest Of Reisterstown
containing 1872 acres, having on it log
dwelling, was on Saturday sold by Mr.
Samuel II. Cover, auctioneer, and pur.
chased for s2,960 by Mr.. =. III. Walk
er This is the property the posse 'sion
OF which was contested short time
since in the City Circuit Court, and in
which case Judge Pinkney decided in
favor ofthe validity of marriage between
slaves before the adoption of the Con.
stltutlon Of 1864, by which slavery was
abolished in this State bali. amer.
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The NEW SPEAKER The Hon
james G. Blaine, the new Speaker OF
the House Of Representatives, bas been
six years a member of Congress. He
was born in Washington county. Pa,
in 1890. After graduating ut Wash
ington College, he emigrated to Maine,
where he successfully edited the Port.
laud A,ioertiser aud the Kenuebec JOUR
nal lie was elected to the State Leg
stature. and was twice Speaker Of the
House. He is anactive politician, aud
has borne prominent part in the bus
mess aud debstes Of Congress. 5
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The Democratic members Of the H.
diana Legislature having resigned u
prevent actiohoa tho suffrage amend
ment, the Governor has ordered new
elections TO be held on the 23d Mean
while the Legislature trahsacts no bus.
mess. ssqs ne
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Seed Potatoes.

A FTER trial Of many varieties OF Pc.
n. tatoes, have OF last found one that is
n great producer in this section Of country,
and a toierably good one for the table. be-
ing very white and dry when coolfeds h is
not frst-rate Potato, but is we'll worthy
the attention Of farmers. as il will readily
produce 800 bushels TO the acre, IN good
ground, and is wellshaped and Of large size
/ bought il for Dykeman, but Il Is not that
variety but Seeding of the Cpzco. also
have for salethe celebrated Harrison Pota.
to, OF my own raising,
Price S1.50 per bushel for each kind.
CHAS. PAINTER.
feblsN 0wings' Mills, W. NJ. r. X. z
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Bone Dust! Bone Dust!


Bosisy's Qserfer, Rainmoss Co., M,
, Nersmesv u, 1858. }
GEarLgEEs THE Raw Bone Phosphate I
bought Of you last Spring, applied to Corn
BY the side Of Peruvian Guano in equal GUAM
tiaes, and u there was difference at all II was
10 favor OF the Phosphate. Ny Corn Crop was
excellent | applied II also upon Oats and Po-
tatoes with the most satisfactory results.
prefer it decidedly 70 Peruvian Guano from Che
Tact, that whilst the Guano spends itself upon
the growing Crop, the effects OF the Phosphate
can be strongly seen In the Crops following
Some that applied TO Potatoes by the side Of
Fish Manure, made a splendid yield, the Fish
turning out an ABUNDANT Crop Of Vines, the
Phosphate the Potatoes. have used IL this
Fail upon my Wheat, and at this time II looks
as well rs could desire.
GEORGE EDWARDS, overseer for
DR.. VIM. H. Kocner.
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of the jury has become insane, met an
unnatural death, o committed suicide
and the judge who presided at the trial
died recently in a lunatic asylum. This
an Ohio journal calls "startlng in
stance of the retributire justice of
Heaven" r. t..
George S. Twitchell, Jr. who is IN.
der sentence OF death at PHILADELPHIA
for the murder Of bis mother in law
solemly afirms his innocence, and says
that il will be fally proved some day
or other.
A negro named Charles Harris,
charged with outraging the person of
Miss Shepperson, near Richmond, has
bcan found guilty aud sentenced to
twenty years imprisonment in the pen.
itentiary.
Tho ship Pantheon, with cargo Of
four, cotton, aad seventeen thousand
dollars in specie, has been sunk at the
mouth of the Mississippi, after ground
lug on bar. The specie and part Of
the cotton will be recovered
The Maine Legislature having decid
ou, % " No. no' 70 repeal inc law OF
eap',a' punishment, tue negro Harris:
tue AUBURN murderer, viii DC executed
A'As r.,uay' i-'n INST
Norfolk has remarkable class Of
thieves, They recently stole au iron
safe aud two large steam engines They
are evidently champions of heavy
weight H
ANY person oil good moral character,
being voter, may practice Law 10 In
dana, Ihe same Qualifications, except
.ne character are necessary Tor Procur'
ing divorce;
a uae. Oh land containing 800 acres,
ou 'no piue h'uSe Mouptaln, between
o"'oAe'sV"'e ana tiarPers Ferry, Va,
was was so s last week 70 John ClendcnlnS,
Esq ior 20 cents per acre
que Of inc fhiiadel Ph'a skating Kinks
mas so'd Tue ice winch constitutes ITS
staing surface 70 the packers, aud 1t
VIM he'P 10 cool many beverage next
summer.
0ue OF 'he soldiers who shot Mar
J,n,ar: ,se,, ~, u,eu on 'ne ist OF
90 80, III, ~ " ."e auvh"csu age OF
of H.. 80 .as pun "ou'' VI inc Guy
VI p Mc'A' france.
r.'een huodred women In Centre
county, ra', nave appended their signs
10 gran, 10 p pS,a'p G p'ay n Tue courts
" s'an. 10 more nquor licenses
os ,hn ss o,1aos mas = ouoau refugee
Uaoas o 's"a,O peas oao VINO mus II
49, "a, 'Ae .o' dresses win her
In o,qsao NJ VI -
90 aoS s", ~" io,n' a" T estate OF
eo,o ~. "as Just o ~, settled Inc heirs
~ W "p,eVe, ne oa'ance went To
Ahos, a .uo ."e ' -,S
noyu' .Ne'.y huoen's were expelled
,;a from s"e southwestern ohris'
smhord;a. ,;'' ~ i"a''uaPo''S 'o' !"
~ WI
, p, a h'sh treasury ON
w;,h ahau, ss "as "ee s sen' 70 o'per'4
~. " ~ NY oon'cus'a'eS' 'or u long
III. q eeu'a', %
b,dlx - EneIe,d WIN, :, nave ia1ea so
LII $3.50 ."as sa'u tney
y, "',a &c , e'noarrasseo Tor mead Of fund"
Ths S,nsr;a r' e.. "om me-, :, ivan;
n,.a,;. "pe our s.'',ns AZ WIN
nras,;ss " ''ssh ~ auop,sa 'ae .nevs'
hi a. al -" -" '' A'' ~ 80 W"
~ " spso.s'atrs. ~ J, ,gs..va
% ,hs -, &c aa, s''a 0o,ooo
" o"oa Pciso" assassiuh'
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A ilag lnile entirely Of silk grown
and manufactured 10 Calitornia is 70 be
raised oycr the capitol Of that State.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
TUESDAY, March 9th, 1876

IOhSDAf, Mafcn YIN, looJ.
Flom.-IIoward Street Super and Cut
Extra 0oasG 90, do Shipping Extra 9 %
as7 90 do High Grades s 00aS9 90, do
Family . 25a$l0 20. Western Shipping
Extra 6 6Oas7 %; do Choice Extra I 50
ass 90; do. Family 0 25aSlO o. City
Mills super 0Oas 90; do Standard Elk.
ira 7 50ass OF; do Shipping Brands Ex-
ira 8 O0aS9 rs. Baltimore High Grade
Extra % OOaS00 90. Rye Flour 9 5Oa
81 SO. Corn Meal I 0oaS4 50.
Grain.-Sales of 1870 bushs white at
81 %; so prime Virginia Valley red ut
50 Is. Coru-Sales OF 50U0 bushels white
at S2as6 cents 1000 bushs prime yellow at
w cents. Oats-Salcs of 1000 bushels at
67a72 cts.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,
March 3, 1869.
Beef Cdtne.-The offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted to g79 head.
The prices ranged as follows: Old Cows and
Scalawags, at 8 Goa SO 90; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows go 0aS7 W; fair dual.
ity Beeyes Z 75aSS 90; and the very best
Beeves at 50aS9 6zt per 100 lbs. the aver.
age price being about 81 gross.
iSheep.-Fair to good sheared Sheep at
5as cents, per Id. gross.
Hogs. Prices ranged as follows: fair to
good live Hogs IA 6OaSl5 So per 100 lbs
net.
Wooi.-Unwashed at so to IS cents; tub
washed 30 to 81 cents; No. |, pulled, 90 to
~ cents.
Ledther.-City Slaughter A to 40 cents;
Rough Skirjng ss to A cents Spanish Sole
80 to 80 centsi Country Slaughtered 40 to
AZ cents.
Hides. -Associatio Steer OF Ia to ia
cts; Cow l23 TO IL cents; Buenos Ayres II
to 2Si cents, Gold.
Hay.-Good to prime baled Timothy at
lsas20 per ton.
Seeds.-Cloversee is quoted at 0 75aSlO.
90; Timothy at b5aS3 70, and Flaxseed at
2 5Oas2 So per bushel.
Feath,rs-Quiet at 10 to IS cents per Id.
for common to primo live geese.
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DERS0Ns In the country desiring 10 scnd
their Children n SehaaI h Wfstminstcs
can be accommodated with board h i private
family by applying al thif office. sppt2l-u
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MARRIED.

On the 18th uliinio, by Rev. DR.. Callum,
Moses Wesley McCleary and Miss Minerva
Williams, both Of this county.
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In The cireait Court for Carroll County.
The Bank Of westminsier, ". Amanda Shafer
md Others
nRDEBED thh 18th day 81 Fsbrnsry. issa,
" that the real estate sold By Jnhn i, baum.
gattner, Trustee, in this cause, dsoreed V ba
sold and named IN bis SECOND rsport, b rsti-
nexts Provided, copy Of tbh arder he isssprt /.
ed In some ncwspspsr puhlwhsd IN Carroll
county, once week, for three successive weeks
prior 10 the 25th day ~ Match, nsxt.
The report states the snount OF sale 70 b
$1,000; JSQ. B. BOYLE. Clark.
True Copy --7oss:
feba5-st Jso. p. BORIS, Clerk.
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r AIDES. WIN. H. Geassy has just re-
j ! ceived 6nei lot Of French Lasting
CATERS nay7.