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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

~ Lii u,enant Governor E .kridge
Of Emporis: vas 30 Independent candi
date for The Legislature. against the RI
rublicsn nominee. aud was sheaien.
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~ The Brownv,lle Advertiser cred
its Tom. Benton with being the origius-
tor OF the peculiar uss Of the exclamation.
Grant Goir' We thought it belonged
to jim. Lane. Bot perhaps hs j.yh,wk-
ed it from Missouri. with other property.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

w Web. Wilder selslhs duties Of
New York Ledger renoltetsrs some
thing similar TO those Of. sftpoHer for
Webs,sr's Dictiossry. Or. be might
have added. . reporter for D.vy Crock.
ett's Almsusc, or . country graveyard.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

~ Old l.sy-bones lacks something
like . thoussnd votes Of being elected to
the Seps,e from Shawnee County. He
will not be recognized ss the Barr Of The
SenatA.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

E We have at length ssen Chiet
Justice Bars bull sg.inss o.. It is .
regular sal,-pee!er. He calls tbs Chief
a "smut machine" II is the frst tims
We ever beard such thing iutimated.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

~ They are seitsting the qnestion
Of another mill at Hiawaths. ls it pro-
posed to ,un ,hi. one by wind, dorpick-
power, or steam?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

~ Sbsrp. Democratic candidate fo'
Governor, is beaten 10 his own town
which has heretofore been Democratic.
"u-ll. hs can. run; he's t.me!"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

SH II ths Wathens Reporter is not
ssti.fi-d ~i,h the St. Joseph Gssetts's
correction Of Doniphsn County election
returns. it is bard to pleased
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

eI 1t trsnspises that Cos retired
from the Cabinet because of the STRUCTURES
upon him BY the politicisaa
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

r. The Democratic papers are pub
fishing John Q ,incy Adams opinion Of
the R publican patty. The reader must
not be mi.led BY great psmes. Thomas
Jefferson is boot black in . Southern
city. and Henry Clay is shovellisg dirt
on . Kansas railroad. 1t is Q john
Quincy A lAms of similar grade who Is
opposing the Republican party.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

~ The Empo'ia News declares that
We do reaenbla old Vinegar Bitters. We
expect Jake will want to room with us,
next Winterl
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n. N..-..k. rr..L R.ilr..a.

The Nebraslxa Tra.k Raiiread.
There seems now to be fair prospect
Of the early construction Of the Trunk
railroad. which will give eastern Nebrss-
kss direct ST. Lnuis connection. Joy
and o,her capitalists have swsllowei up
the monevlesa companies which have
hitherto laid claim 10 the right Of wsy
ove, the route, and we are lat 10 believe
,ha. AN, thing like liberal aid an ,hs part
~ Nah, a.ks Civ will insnre M the roaa.
E,,rv comfy along the line hes .igni6 ID
iss ,esdine~s to exf~nd h.ip'nR hand.
and all eyes . e tnrnsd u"on O oe. az it,
;ns her decision in ths premises. While
!, II ,ru. that " have bern grossly swim
died. in both city and C"un'y. it cannot
be con.ia-rsd wiss 10 shut onr eyer and
hauds While more saterprising communi-
ties control pnblic enterprises to onr mate
rial di.sdvsussgs. expect "nch ws
mus, expect TO do our part toward seeu-
ring it. ..The eods help those Who help
Themselves" was never more clearly
p,oven than in roil,osd matters in wea'
tern communities. With sdvsntsgeon'
snd num.rous railroad connections. Ne
hrask. City hiss bril'i'nt career before
her. Int q leihs'gv, at this psr' icu'a'
iunc,nre, NAV doom ne to he in al iutnr'
what wa ara nuw. Il ia trns Ne h.ve
flouriah,ne liiils city. bnt wh" IA ther
among ua 40 far gone - to b. c,nfent'f
{,n ait dozen and look forward to nothing
. We hop. the nnmher is small.
Where ara H,wkes. Dillon. MrCann
Ware. Sweet. Nnckolla. AMI hund'e'
other wealthy men. who can double IN
valus Of their long lisss ~ real estate. b.
securing one or two additionsl railroads
Let them s,ep M to tho front with 'he'
D capital and enterprise AMI ara that n
opportunity ia lo.f. whereby W. can ~
cure the hnilding Of any railroaa to NJ
br.kks City.
Many western towns have a'ept ovs
good prospects until they vanished. On
men accounted wealthy became po'
thereby. and a. there il tide in u
u affairs Of wesiern towns and commnnhi'
which taken a, ifs food laads IN to gres
10 meas. We sl,on'd be viRilant and ws'chfn
turning to onr slvantsae every c'reou
stance. whether small or great. and Il
aggregate ,esnli will be eminent success
-Ee6roska City Chronie's.
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~ 1t is hardly fair. For fifteen
years or more. NO person has underisken
to tear TO pieces the pleasant works OF fic-
iion that hsve appeared in the columns
Of the New Yo,k Ledger; but as soon -
Pome,oy's prize romance spPears. . dom
or more malicious grumblers 90 to pick
ing fsws 10 It'll
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

Hu SrYLs s-Tbs Msuhsttsn Stsndsrd
hes the follosing:
"A. Hon. Sidney Clarke took occasion 70
publicly proclaim. in his speech. MordAy night :.
ihat be never saw the Standard. and didu't
know there sas such . paper puolished here.
ve feel at liberty 70 make the following state
meut. Oar statement 10 true. his ie false
that's all the difference on that point:
"Mr. Clarke Was . subscriber 70 the Stan
dard until July Is, 1870. at which tioe ve
d, opoed his name from the list, because When
ve d.sned him he failed 70 pay up-ssrvi3g
him ,ust a ue serve Other delinQneuts His in.
Sebtness 70 ,his oGlce is nov S6.96 besides in-
seress 90 the account. IL is bad enough 10 be
cheated out Of the amount. t"ossh it 10 not .
large one; but 70 have him publicly s,ate that
he skDes not even Of the existence OF such
psper,' 10 still uor e. II he can act 20 dirhou
estly sbous matter Of S. 90. how much Of his
speech lat Monday night ought the people 70
believer"
Our ezperierc'. to dot. When Clarke
6rst sept to Congress, he ordered the
Chief sent to him. snd 10 sent It to The
.mount Of $500. We sent bills for hi,
Subscription several times. bat he usvs'
paid any attention to them: snd ~ 6nsl'
" Topped his p.ue of Of oor list: W.
hsve had bis scconns in the hsnds Of I
collecting agen,. who brs the rrputalioI
Of being able to make tbs money com
I 10 The most hotsless cssea. lie hss srit
ten unmber Of duna. but gets norepiy
We suppsse Sidney is chrome desd bea
ard nevspsrer sponge. But 20 ere no
going to let It rest st that. II the ls'
can make our money come. II shall come
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

YfE The Wsthens Reporter is rejaiced
over the Brown triumph ia Missouri.
The men who really triumphed there. ere
the same fellows who put bullet in
Drenning's 's ehoulder at l.t,n. snd smother
through his hand OF Wilson's Creek
We heard Of no person in Kansas rejoic'
ing over that.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

HH In O.sgs County. M. whistler
heats Gen. Jumper for the Legislature.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

r. Next Thursday hes been Get apart
> ~ the Governor Is day Of ThauksgiviOs
and Payer. ,-=,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

| Sol. Miller Of the White Cloni Chief
has our thanks i0r the first word from
White Cloni. That vote. did ont anil
out r .pnblicans COOL. II .ts slid NJ:
broad e,ins were saep; snnls were ppv
Three che,rs for White Cl ,as. sn' =
g gsIl.nt Republican, cre~!- Troy Rspub
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-11-17

A MopsL PROCLAMATION We pnb-
liahed. q iew days ago. tho 'rh.nkseiviug
Procl 10 alto, Of Gov H.yes. OF Ohio. .
model oi h'avi'y. Below We pnhlish
that Of Gov Palmer. Of Illinois. o. terss
and ~ more admir- BILE in it's comPosi
ti0r:
In accordance with the practice Of nv
Predecessors. ! do hrehy recommend io
sll the people nj the State "f Illinois Ia
devot. Thnrsfiay. the "a h asv of Novem'
her. 1870. 10 Anch acts ~ i'll manifest
their sr tin le TO their Snpreme Being
for al the mercies Of the yea; hui
"vhen thon make.t sst call the poor,
the m,imel. the lame. The blind. and
tbou >hsl, he blessed -
(S'gned) JoHs II PALMER.
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THE EFFECT OF NEGRO LEoIsLA.
TIoN.-Sopth Carolina is reaping the
harvest of RADICAL negro government
Five years of carpet bag rule, U. S
bayonets and negro legislation have ex,
hausted her resources, Impoverished her
revenues aud reduced her people to alb
solute want and beggary. One million
Of acres Of plantations, farms and
homestedds ia that State dre about to
come under the Sherif''s hammer.
Tho Camden Journal states that 10
Kersaw county, 1905 tax executions
awaiting collection, involve the property
OF more than one-third of the entire
population of that county. In Darling.
ton county $4,000 acres of land are
advertised for sale for taxes, containing
one'sixth of the entire area Of the
county. In Lancaster county 1892
acres, and in Fairfield county 5000
acres, are advertised. In Williamsburg
county 86,542 acres are advertised, or
more than one.sixth of the area of the
county.
This is the practical working of Rad.
iealism, supported aud maintained by
the negro vote.
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Use Of the Military.

President Grant has received, recent.
~, two pointc ! rebukcs 10 quarters from
which he had least reason to expect it.
II there is any one thing on which he
has specially prided himself, i, has been
the alacrity with which he has responded
to the Gull Of the Radicals for the ser
vices Of Federal troops. He has not
beep fortunate in their use. Indeed.
VIC may say he has been quite otherwise
But the will to work mischief was his,
and whatever credit he deserves for
prostituting his high Office to partisan
uses, we hope will accrue to him. Lieu.
teqant General Sherman is Of opinion
that he deserves no credit ut all that
United States soldiers have certain well
defined duties to perform, and that when
employed as domestic police, it should
only be on the call of the State authori.
ties and IN subordination to the civil
tribunals. Major General Hallcck takes
even 6rmer aud stronger ground than
Sherman. lie emphaiically rcpudiates
the employment of the military in local
civil troubles; declares that they ought
never to be allowed to act except when
called out in the manner prescribed
by law" and that, even when their
services are required to enforce the col.
lection Of the revenue, they should not
be ordered out unless the requsition be
fortified by afidavits, or other legal
proofs.-Bdltinlore Gazette.
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DEATH OF Cor. GEO. W. HuaHEs
Col. George W, Hughes, died at
his residence, Tulip Hill, West River,
Md, on Sunday, the 4th instant, aged
sixty'four years. Colonel Hughes has
so thoroughly identified himself with
the politics and agricultural interests of
the State as to deserve more than pas.
sing notice. lie was a graduate of
West Point of the datl of Robert u.
Lee, served by the side of that distiu.
guishcd officer in Mexico, aud at the
close of the war commanded MARYLAND
regiment. lie represented his district
10 Congress during the excited times Of
go and '6l, and has since then figured
conspicuously as the promoter of the
various internal improvements of the
State of Maryland.
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LOTS AT PRIVATE SALE.

vVNHE undersigned will sell at Private
l. Sale, two lots Of land, situated within
one mile Of the Washington Road, on the
War6eldsbnrg Road, and adjoins the lands
Of Henry Ditman and others, and contains
is ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
one Acre is Timber, the balance under cul.
,ivation, has been lined, and is well fenced;
there is an Apple Orchard on it.
The other contains
10 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
situated on the War6eldsburg Road, adioins
the lands of VIM. Stoner and others. About
8 Acres well set in Timber, has stream of
running water, is we'll fenced, aud has
variety Of Peach Trees.
Both Of these lots are well adapted for
country residences, are conveniently loca
ted and will be sold at reasonable price
For terms &C., apply to
JEREMIAH l.. SHUEEY.
nov 3--tf Morgan's Valley.
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PREsEYT UoNDITIoN OF TUE Re
PUBLICAN PARTY.-aThe Republican
party" says the Syracuse journal, a
staunch Republican, sheet up to this
time, "has become the playthipg of a
bold, ambitious, solfaggrapdising man,
at The bead Of a desperate, insatiate
faction, and it is the creature Of selfish,
oycibearing and inscriptions comb.
nation, embracing political intriguers
and adventurers, the managers of stu.
pendous aud allabsorbing monopolios
and the pliable tool whom money and
office combined to own aud use"
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Jnhls Hopkins is the wealthiest
batlmoreap. His estates, valued at
$1,000, 600, he intends to place at the
disposal Of trustees to found the ~ ohns
Hopkins University ofI,qltimore. lie
ts 40 years old and bachelor, and
earned ell bis fortune.
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Westminster Manufacturing Company

CENTRAL HALL, Dec. Z, 1870.
The citizens of Westminster, inter.
ested 10 the formation of a Manulactur
ing Company net pursuan; to adjourn.
ment, Mr., Joshua Shorb in the chair.
The committee appointed at last meet
ing to report what branches of business
it would be most proper to engage in,
reported as follows
The committee appointed at last IN Get
ing of the Manufacturing Association
to report upon the branches Of business
TO prosecute, do recommend Car build
ing, with Foundry aud Machine Shops
connected; Door, Sash aud Blind Fac.
tory, with Flooring Mill attached and
Cabinet making in general.
Signed, Geo. W. Mathews.
Joshua Shorb,
David Powble,
john II Bowers,
Edward Lynch,
On motion the report was received
and committee discharged.
Owing to the short time given the
Canyassiug Committee fer subscription
10 stock, they were unable to make
their report when it was unsnimausly
agreed upon they should be continued
and instructed to report at subsequent
meeting to be held on the 9th day of
January, 1871, at Z o'clock, Z, VI.
On motion of Mr.. X. Is. Norment the
Canyassing Committee was increased to
% instead of S--adding to the commit.
tee the following gentlemen David
Geiman, jesse Nurser, Il X Gernand,
William II. Hartman, Il. 0. Grimes,
i. A. Sharrer, VIM. Reese, II Haines
john b. Boyle, Levi Evans, WIN, Rine,
hart, Joshua Shorb, David Fowble,
Geo. W. Mathews, John II Bowers.
Cyrus Schweigart aud p. II. l.. Myers.
On motion it was agreed upon that
subscription to the stock of this com.
pany eau be paid by furnishing material
and labour, the same to be furnished
. aud done at cash market prices.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to
meet at Central Hall on Friday evening.
the 9th day Of January, 1871, at I
O'Clock.
JOSHUA SHoRB, President.
EDWARD LYNCH, Secretary.
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VERY VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE,
BUILDING LOTS, &C,
AT PUB Lie SAL LIE.

RY virtue of the last will and testament
ID of Peter T.. Myers. late Of Carroll
county. deceased, and by virtue Of an Order
Of the Orphans Court Of said county, the
undersigned subscribers, acting Executors
of said deceased, will sell at Public Sale, on
Saturday, the I'm day Of December,
1870, at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ. at the late resi-
dence of said decd, in Myersyille, Myers
District, Carroll county, Md, on the West
minister and Littlestown turnpike road,
about miles from Westminster, the county
seat, and 6 miles from Littlestown. and in
sight Of the Union Mills, that valuable real
estate on which the deceased resided at the
time Of his death, being that well known
stand kept by said deceased for upwards of
rs years as a public house. The said real
estate contains about
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KINDS OF COAL.
WILLIAM MOORE,
Practical Watch Maker
and Jeweller.

THR undersigned would respectfully beg
i leave 70 inform his friends and the
public that be has taken the store adjoining
Mr.. z. X. Gerhand's Store, Cor Ire bur.
pose OF conducting the
Watch, Clock and JesveIry
business, aud hopes by strict and fathfnl
attention to business, to merit a liberalshare
OF their patronage. Persons wanting hne
WATCHES for their own use OF ior pres.
ents, viii dc well To give me call, 40 by
long experience in the busihess,I will Be
cble to'select them an article which win
give entire satisfaction, and at low prices.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry VIII BIZ re-
paired in q prompt and e.ieient manner,
and warranted.
oct22-if WILLIAM MOORE.
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PUMPS! PUMPS !

vaNHE subscriber wishes to inform the
l. public thPt he is prepared to Gil all or.
ders with the best Pump now in use,
CRoUsE's PATENT PUMP.
Persons from distance desiring one of nv
Pumps or wishing Pipe laid would do we'll
to give me call. The work will be done
at the shortest notice.
A. j. H0UCK,
Hampstead, Carroll county, Md.
or LEWIS HARTMAN,
nov 3-8m Westminster, Md.
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PRIVATE SALE.

YNHE Undersigned, having removed TO
II Westminster, will sell his old residence,
on the Deerparh Road, miles east of the
Deerpark Chapel, 4 ACRES with the i'm.
provements, or more land if desired.
The above land is improved with two.
story DWELLING, Granary,
Meat House, Stable, Hen A%A-A
House. and an excellent well ,s,skf.A
OF water in the yard. - 9fIsassI-
The four Acres are in Apples, Peaches,
Pears, Ounces, Grapes, and in fact all the
fruit that family can wish.
The above will be sold very low and on
reasonable terms.
IL is good opening for one wishing to
keep store or for any mechanic.
For further particulars apply to
A. J. WILHELM,
opposite Carroll Hall, Westminster.
feb 24,-tf
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Personal Property.

DY virtue Of Deed of Trust executed by
ID Thomas Myerly Of Carroll county, and
recorded anon the Chattel Records of
Carroll county, the subscribers, ~ Trustees,
will sell at Public Sale, on the premises now
occupied by said Thomas Myerly, situated
on Big Pipe Creek, one mile west of James
A. Bostian's Mill, and one mile east of
David Buiington's Mill on said Greek, near
the public road leading from Middleburg to
Taneytown, on
Tuesday, the 13M of December, 1870,
commencing at 10 o clock, A. NJ, all of the
Personal Property conveyed by said deed
viz! 8 Elegant Work Horses,
Ns1m Six MILoH Cows, &C
E% | Heifer, ! Bull, 10 ~
---<A--A Shoats, ! three inch tread Wagon,
Stone Bed, pair Hay Carriages, Buggy,
! Sleigh, Reaper, Spring tooth Rake, 2
Plows, two Harrows, three double shovel
Flows, one single shovel Pillow, one Corn
Drag. one Wheat Fan, Cutting Box, one
Patent Hay Fork, one Fifth Chain, one
Spreader, single and double Trees, one
Clod Roller, three Dung Forks, two Hay
Forks, set of Wagon and Plow Gears TOR
six horses. Also SO Barrels of Corn, so
Bushels Of Oats, lot Of Clover Seed; one.
half Of twenty seven Acres Of Wheat, one
and half Acres of Rye.
RBr All difficulties concerning the above
property having been settled, the above
property will be positively sold on the above
named day.
Terms Of !SaJe.--All sums Of five dollars
and under, cash; on all sums over five dol.
lars a credit of 70 IT months will be given,
by purchasers giving their notes with secu.
rity, to be approved by the Trustees
ISAIAH HANN,
4 0MAS CLABAUGH,
Trustees.
WM. BRowH, Auctioneer.
JosRPH DAVIS, Attorney for Trustees.
dec Its.
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sHE latest improved burners, uith 1
= large azeor<m<nt Of Tampa, HI -
cheap. Kerosene III. and Il achius IA s6f III
kinds, for sale at
mars y. X. cEkSAxp's
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Watch Repairing.

NOTICE.. sEEBALD, Swiss Watch Maker,
IN lately with +. A. Wagner would beg
leave to inform his friends and the public, thai
he can be found at the Watch aud Jewelry Es-
adjustment Of Mr.. William Moore.
Special attention will be paid to Repairing
OF Watches, Clocks and Jewelry in prompt
and efficient manner, and all work warranted.
b. SEEBALD,
qet27 Watch Maker, Westminster, Nd.
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Wanted.

A Lady reducsd in circumstances, wishes to
IA obtain a situation In a family as Seam
tress, and will take the charge of several small
children not under the age Of one year; under
stands all kinds OF plain sewing and embroid-
cry. A limited salary will be acceptable, IL
necessary, as good home Is the principle OBJ,
ject. Please address Mr.. W. II. Vanderford,
Westminster, Carroll county, Md. sep 22-2m.
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Having had great experience in our b9si
ness, we feel satisfied ia saving we can sell
our goods 70 greater advantage then can
be had elsewhere
RDG Give us call.
Noy, a0,-H
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SASH. BLIND. DOOR AND
Furniture Factory.

sHoRB & LEIsTER,
MAN Street, West ofthe Railroad, have
Itl on hand and Manufacture 10 order
SASHES,
BLINDS,
Doors.
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LUM Err!
LUMBER IT


Ia 4S::ss.
HAVE just returned from the lumber
il regions-and am now receiving the lar.
gesi selection Of Lumber ever offered
at this place, at Reduced Prices Consist
ing of Yellow Pine, Spruce and Hemloek
Joist and ScantIing
Of al lengths and sizes. "A, Sd, Ga auds-4
White Pine Boards and Plank. yellow and
White Pine Flooring, Dressed and I'm!
dressed Misunderstanding, White Pine CT.
press and Chestnut Shingles, Walnut aud
Ash Boards and Plank, Plain and Headed
Pickstts, Shingle and Plastering Iaths, a
prime lot Of Chestnut Rails and Posts. Al
so all the different
KINDS OF COAL.
Thinking large SAILS with small profits
better than small sales with large PROFITS, /
have concluded to adopt the former as
my guide, and hope shall be enabled to
carry it out by persons in want Of anything
in my line giving me call before purchasing
elsewhere. EDWARD LYNCH,
Near Depot, Westminster, Nd.
feb20.tf .-.'''''.'''a TIL
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The following Table Exhibit of the operations Public
each separate Election District of the County
the Fall Term oil 1862 aud the Winter Spring and 1870
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COAL AND LUMBER YARD,

TNHE subscriber thanking his old patrons
i for the liberal encouragementbestow
upon him heretofore, would respectfully
state that he is still actively engaged in his
old business and keeps on hand a full supply
of seasoned FF'
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WINTER GOODS +!

and Hats ready made and made to order in
the very latest styles and at the shortest
possible notice.
All the above mentioned goods will be
sold as cheap as they can be bought in Bal.
timore. Main Street, few doors west of
Depot, at P. b. Mikeselrs old stand.
nov "a
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and every article necessary 70 building