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White and brown half hose or all kinds for Gale
nv T.. Il. SpRNCs 4 SoS, 1900 Main street.
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THIS Is TIE LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION
Register t
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Silk. alpaca, and 'gingham umbrellas for sal,
by L. B. SPENCE 6 Son, 1890 Main street. ,'''
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Alpaca coats for sale low by f.. B. SPENCE
Son, 1900 Main street.
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A PPLICATIONs WILL BE MADE!
IN for the Reissue OF VIRGINIA STATE KE-
GfsTERED BOND No. 373 for %, ,e00, Issued l7tn
April, 1868, 10 ID. r, LEWIS u having been lost.
& my .e-TuSm ~
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Gauze undcrshirts, 7sc. each, for sale by e. d.
SPENCE & Son, 1900 Main street. r,s. ~ /
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Ecck-ties of all the new styles for sale 1T low
prices by e. i. SPENCE & Son. .ft
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rr SPECIALTIES IN SEASONABLE
Gunns-SATlN, STRIPED AND FIGURED
rIpUES, BUFF AND DRAB LINENS FOh
nrrssFs FRENCH CAMBRICS, LINEN
LAWNS. JACCONETS, NAINSOOKS: PLAIN,
,urtEFD AND STRIPED SWISS MuSL1NS,
RRlLIIANTS. OREhSDIES: ENGLISH
lrFNCH AND AMERICAN CAL1CoES, rlL-
Low LINENS, LINEN SHEETlNGS. COT
TuS >HEETINGS, BLEACHED CoTTONS
CrTruS pLAIDS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, Ia
RLE-cLOTHS. MARSEILLES QUILTS, NOT
TINGIIAM LACE FOR CURTAINS, TABLE
u-CIuTHS. Sc. &c. Very cheap.
BTRRbSS. WILLIAMS Il CO..
u,I" III Mila street.
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LAST CHANcE.-Register to-day if yoa
would vote on the 2Gth. -..
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White vests III great variety for sale low by X,
3. SPENCE & Son, 1900 Main street. s.Is
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Patent elliptic suspeh6ers and brace combined
for sale by E. B. sPEHcE & Son, laeo Main street.
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Gentiemen's furnishing goods at the lowest
prices at L. Il SPENCER soN's, 1900 Main street
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Rooms OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. I
RICHMOND, May Is, 1870.
Messrs. rs,-Below / beg leave to
T. o.o a Il o,,ol rooai r,f r. tho ralio

MESsTs. EuICUIs, I Ut5 IeaFc IU
acknowledge additional receipts to the relief
fund: |'. Fl.
Relief Committee, Baltimore, through
W.1B.' Spooner d Co., Boston, Mass,
through W. 3. Bishop, Spotswood Hotel. loo 90
From a Philadelphia firm, booksellers,
through Randolph s English. SO 90
z. b. Law, Danyille. .....,,.:............... 500
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR.,
$3.50. +. 49, Treasurer OF the Relief Fund
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KIdand thread gloves Of ali kinds for sale by u
Il. SPENCE Il Son, iao3 Ma,a street. .tE s
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Cloths, eassinteres, and sestings In great va
riety at the merchant tailoring establishment Or
e. B. SPENCE q SOW, 1900 Main street,
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Have your clothing made by e. b. SPENCE q
Son, Merchant Tailors, fs0o Main street. ,..1
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SHOOTING AprRk.-From MFR. stubbs.
6elegate from Gldcester, we learn that an
affray occurred I Mathews Courthouse on
Tuesday last h<ween John B. Donnan and
George r M,Gubbin, in which the former
shot fhe latt[. When last heard from the
recovery Il Mr.. Maccubbin was pro-
nouncefiSy the doctors as hopeless. Both
of theS parties are gentlemen of high
standag in Mathews county. We are un-
abloso gain further particulars.
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CoRREoTIoN.-It is Joseph Rose not
James-Who has been nominated fer the
Council by the Conservatives OF Clay Ward.
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NTOTICE TosHIPpEEs sfeszGsis
IN The bosts of sfs JAMES Rf "a f3$ - X,
YER AND KANAWHA,, cAaAah, ssssMAsn y ~ ~ N
TTnESISSYS = rsI THURSDAYS, and sAx AxflRUA1 1ss.
Sreighs and tolls on goods for Lyasn1urS ins ,sss
beyona collected on deliscry oT az WI
~ afsorded coHsigneess but no obtiestaon se ~.
snn,ed 10 deisYar down freight elEeN hare tiaR A
Ysay ofce on the Dock wffhoEf sDeeIA
WIN NOS pe aeiiffa " ssa
s Seats Iecksd and lasured. 4, !. ~. ~
ID ii EDWAED D2Lf.Oas Aasaals
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,o,x OFFICE OF II. HARRIS 4 BROTHER,
boA'> 1881 MAIN sTREET,

Io,y OFFICE OF II. HARRIS a BRoTHER,f
boN" 1881 MAIN sTREET,
,rrwrgN FIFTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH. ,
NJ SPECIAL NOTICE Is CALLED
MI .nc,,on sale OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
=" .. WEDNESDAY, " May is at ioA. NJ. Amongs.
m onr forfeited pledges is nagniheen' sht or of,
"" "x PIECES (weishinS nearly 200 onnccs) OF
Ss,,IvrRsnd 80 a large vERPITCHER, BOWL,
cnsrEr. Also, several complete sets OF
an" n,sSER, DESSERT and TEA SPOONS. Also.
pnKKs, MUGS and LADIES. This silver Is
fo 49, now. and those In want of such articles
near :. ,,s,1 To attend our sale. At IL O'Clock
S,u'U '',,, commence to sci. this silverware.
we . s,nck Of GOLD WATCHES is very large
.n5 Of superior makers, and well worthy the at
,.n,ion of buyers
,n rcrsons having forfeited ple'lse shonld pay
AZ 100 Al once, or they win be sold at our
sale -, - AMoSDS
,,,TruES. JEwELRY, CLOTHING, &C.
II. HARRIS & BROTHER,
rawnhrokcrs.
T-9
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MT FEATHERS.

C. r. STACY & SON
I'm .,xavs p,y the highest market price Tor
FEATHERS.
VIRGINIA BEDDING WAREHOUSE .'
1905 and 1910 Main street
[my 2-lml
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Dos,r.ao nour UNTIL you REaisEEE 1
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sFfIPpINa.

II Dnminton Steamship Co. Is elegant ~
sIde.wheeI steamship ISAAC BfsLL, Captain
BouRNR,5win leave her wbsyf at ReSAssts 90
TIfESDRY, Nav nth ait 4tl'clOcEH. NJ Trcssts
recai yed until o'clock T. NJ Faref sis gteerssa,
ne round-tfip tickets, $50. Tor fraight or pas
sage, apply at OFFICE OF EsCOMPAA u corner
Eleventh and Main streets. - h my le--ss
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FEESH COD-LIFER OIL.

FRESH CoD-L1FER OIL. ....
S-S ~ - =
Ctfp OWN IMPoR oN-5usf
RECEIVED.
.nrrovet and prescribed by our physicians
as the
Yrsr, PUREsT. AND MOST ACCEffAbLE
TO THE STOMACH
ever sold in this market. W.
MEADE & BAKER,
,u,ort,ng Pharmacists, els Main street.
Imyl2 ~a.
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8itI,n.pltd Dispatftl.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II, 1870.
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NOR FREIGHT Or CHARTER, tx
brig III. PORTER, one hundred and &ffE
aSspiy sspisS to w PALMER, hARTs00K q CO.itsil
an:o " pE,et 1870 5s9a.4 ".
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STATIONEEY.--F Full assortment at ~
~ y ELLYScE d &gkIiAiE'E fts1
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THERE IS STILL RooyfoE FEW MORE TO
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NNO LADIES.

T'O LADIES. ~
4 JUST RECEIVED, 81
LADIES' FRENCH KID BALM0RALs,
LADIES' FRENCH KID BUTTON BOOTS,
LADIES FINE SERGE BALMORALS,
LADIES FINE SERGE BUTTON BOOTS
FACED WITH KID.
LADIES' MARIE AHToIEETTE SbIPPERs.
Ladies will find I'll the latest styles at
PAGE's, l2e3 m ain street. -
ny Il-l2t two doors below Twelfth.
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MARINE INTELLIGEECE...

= MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY II, 1870. -
sun rises =; 80: A.s7 Moon rises. .....,, o.ss
Ann sets 80. 7.95 high tides .!....... 5.57
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FIaOgTHEs VOTERS OF TEEs O1TY OF
L RiCHMOND.-Iam told that a mistaken i'm.
preston prevaiis that In Offering for the office OF
for the Office of COMMONWlEKITH,S{A ATF0R-
NEY They are different oGfees.' The first viii
he charter office ,ihe LAST 80 ane9fice unfr the
ttitution; the first Is elected by the people,
tho last will probahly be the SUBJECT appoiDt-
ment by tho Council. }, shall support the whole
Conservative ticketaS settled at The psimafy elec-
ton next Thursday With earnest zeal. 1902
my Is -. 4, ,R. LDANIEL.
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The operation Is instantaneous, efiicacious, and
without pain. ..r.. :a
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rE.O. VOTERS OF RfCHM0ND.- II am o
J. CANDIDATE forI ItheI ofsceg 6fGEDF coll
LECTOR, and respectfully solicit the support OF
INV LEW ,"~.t,-.a.,r w. u. DAVIDSON.
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iT HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF. A
i candidate for the otica OF COLh,EGEoR OF
TAXES FOR THE CIFY OF RICHMOND, Dab
my l7-at* CHARLES M.. .PLEAsANTs.
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TOR MAYOR-As one AZ the gfandi-,
yention, respectfully solicit they my fei.
Iow-ctizeps at the primary election Y he held on
'na nv ,,is isss ~os,a,, e,,,,s i, AZ MnKFHEY
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T,OR cry oAUJDIToR, IT ofer myself
II as candidare for the nticeo CfTY AU-
DlTOR Switch ofloe, e,rgn6sr; the tnerscharter, is
70 De elected by she ps2R1Ifsi p1f s,3fpnrcK
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ITO THE VOTERS Y OF THE CITY OF
- .RICHMoND.-iUndsrthe tho cfurtef fof the city
election OF Sheriff for The City takes place on the
2sh of May. i resy,ec1uil anicunceimysclf .
candidate for that office, and your votes for
INV IT. lot S, ,.,i;.9 u John MI WRIGHTs
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 AN
w NOUNCE DR.. WTLLLAM,F. RICHARD
SON a CANUDATE fcr fae o6acsof gfTK COL.
LECTOR, subject 70 the W nomination sc taf Cen 20
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FOR CLERK OF. THE 'CHANCERY
II y COURT.-Fiayine been fnonfinated by the
Conservative Conyention, tfuaiytsolicit
election to be held ON the 18th instant olce
Of CLERK Of THE cHAMSEbRiAY SgbiA ,s9HktT;n
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uIGH CONSTABLE.-Ia am candidate
THE CITY or IRiOHMo MoND, and solicit the
support OF my fellow.citizens. ..I. "
- - ~ -E9'i Gok. ok.BiDTJESBERRY,
. nv l7-iwk ,.. late deDaty for A. TX. Crump.
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SINGULAR AcrIoN OF Phosphorus.
Some years since, in both Germany
and England, the makers of lpcifer
matches were attacked with most sim
gular disease-the rotting away of the
jaw-bone. After careful inquiry the
cause of these singular attacks was
traced TO the phosphorus used in max
ing the matches. How it could attack
the bone was at first puzzle to the
physicians, but it was at length discoy.
cred that the poisonous fumes gained
admission to the bone by means Of de-
cayed teeth, In Germany ii was ordered
that none should be employed in the
Iuclier match factories except those who
had sound teeth. In England il was
found that about one third Of those at
tackled died, those who recovered being
greatly disfgured BY the distortion Of
either the upper or lower jaw. In many
cases speech was entirely lost.
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M m,
..aa ~ ac i..: 40 a - nhDloLNLi"e l i "e mofs.
,hs | ,oa., ~ eP,pJ,,a .c san ~ Iueu mtnou'
W.. ,sass r.; s.e'o '. leI.no s."py Ny
a; oa',ns .otnius ~ mnlen iaiu - an IN
s.euS 0', ua,us L',. ol''.s sPa'ine,y, ea'ipg
wv U"s s.an auo @ IuDo.''u s:. noul' anu inak'
ins i.o usu Vi u ui's, esPecIany appies.
n"orio ,Jo' ,a ~ ia0 uepa,sa'S y, w'nses, most
psOp,v ,'oo, mou'e a. ~ nuoa po''el oh 7 tney
u9O , ne's u9' @ o''sucr tnaa onee OF 1E,ce
. meeS' aup p usea i,pl's ana vegetables
."s'eaa, O.na icrs ana iafa are 'he great
pro"S.efs ",.a S; u aysPepsia, eyer ana oil-
,ous diseases are led py keeplng up our
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He didu't take the hint.

Finding it rather dry amusement to
dance with my own kind, l soon aban.
doned the pleasure and persuaded Jen.
ME to stroll off into the moonlight with
me. We found the grove charming
place, full Of picturesque little corners
aud rustic seats aud great gray rocks
leaning out over the river. On one
side Of these latter, little bench was
placed in a nook sheltered from the
wind and sight
Here VIC sat, in the full food of the
moonlight, and having just had diuner,
| felt wonderfully in the need of a cigar.
Accordingly | went back to a little
stand near the ball room aud purchased
several Of the wondering woman who
sold refreshments Then returned to
the seats by the rocks, l gave up all
cares or fears for my incoguito, and re.
yelled in :he pleasures Of solitude--the
fragrance Of my e;gar-the moonlight
aud little Jennie's presence
How long we sat there heaven knows.
We talked aud laughed, and sang aud
looked into each others eyes, aud told
fortunes and performed all the uonsen.
steal operations common AMONGST Young
people lust Falling in love with o,c3
other and might have remained there
till the month Of August, in the yeal
Of our Lord eighteen hundred and sixty
nine for aught | know. had not ri,
carriage been sent TO convey us home
and the rest of tho comn,nv hogan >,
wonder where we were
This wonder becat questions III,
questions fears, search. headed by III,
valiant Bimby.
They called, and looked, and listened
but our position down in The sheltere,
nook among the rocks. prevented n
from hearinT them or them ms
At last thew hit our path and al
came along. single file and got TO IN
open space above, Then thew saw
sight. was spread out in a free an,
easy position, my bonnet off and IN
hair somewhat towzled up. One foo
rested ON the rrouud and the other n,
rock above. level with nv head Cre
gardless of ankles this time1 and tber
/ sat, puliins away in very unlady.Iik
style.
Jennie was sitting close beside m
with her head almost ON nv shoulde
and her small waist eucircied by m
arm. Just as the party came alon
above, | laughed out ia n loud muscr
lar voice
"Just to think of what's his nam
there, Bimby! Suppose he knew h
had been making love to a man p
Hush p cried Jennie {" Lool
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WESTERN MARYLAND
COLLEGE.
FOR STUDENTS OF BOTH SEXES, IN
DISTINCT DEPARTMENTS.

INlllS Institution was Incorporated by Act o!
1 General Assembly, in March, lSGS.
II is eligibly located in the fiourishing and
healthy city Of Westminster in Carroll county,
on the line of the Western Maryland Railroad,
about midway between the cities Of Baltimore
and Hagerstown; and, although under the
srccial patronage Of the Maryland Annual
Conference of the Methodist Protestant
Church, is strictly free from any sectarianism,
either in its course Of study or rules of disci-
pline.
THE FIFTH SEMl-ANNUAL SESSION
viii commence on Tuesday, September 9th,
1870, and close on Friday, January 9th, 1871,
embracing 90 weeks exclusive of the holidays
at Christmas.
FACULTY OF INSTRUCTORS.
Rgy. J. 7. WAuD, Principal-Professor of
Neral Science.
WILLIAM II. ZMaERMAN, A. NJ, Vice Prinei
pai--Professor Of Natural Sciences and Modern
Languages.
REV. JANIS W. REESE, A. NJ Professor of
Ancient Languages and Literature.
X. l.. BRoCKErr, A. M.-Profcssor of Bellies
Lettres, and Principal of the Grammar School.
Thomas A. GArcu, A. M.-Professor of Mlth-
ematics.
Rgv AudusrUs Webster, d. D.-ProiessOr
of Theology.
j. W. HERMa, NJ. D.-Lccturer on Anatomy,
Physiology aud Hygiene.
X. B. NORNESr, EsQ.-Lecturer on Civil Law
and Political Economy.
Miss ANSiES. HASoE-Preceptress Of Ladies'
| Department
| Miss LYDIA S. KEsLEY-Teachcr Of Music,
| French and German.
Male and female students will recite IN sepa-
rate classes but all will have the advantage Of
instruction from each Professor having charge
Of the studies pursued.
SUMNmY or EXPENSES ron 20 WEEKS.
Board, washing, fuel and lights $50 90
Tuition in Preparatory Glass 10 90
Grammar School English) Is 90
and Creek II so
q" Collegiate Course (seien!ihel % 80
Classical) 80 90
Collegiate Course 90
| Instruction in Music, 4 use ofinstruments 25 90
Extra branches (not named in the regular
Course of Study will be charged for at
| Professors rates,
TERMS.
Cash ia adpanoe for 10 ,ceeks, both for board
| and tuition.
| Books and stationary purchased of the Col.
| lege must be paid for on deiiUery
Students holding Schoidrships will of course
have nothing to pay on tuition; but they will
be required to pay 10 weeks in advance for
| board, &c.
The Board Of Trustees of the College require
that these terms be strictly complied ,riih.
For Catalogues and Circulars containing full
information, address enclosing pOstage stamp
REV. J. 7. WARD, PRiNCiPAL,
Westminster, Md.
sEo~ Persons desirous of purchasing Scholar.
| ships should address Rec. p. Light Wilson,
| Conference Agent for Western Maryland Col.
lege, townsville, Frederick county, Md.
aug lS-uan
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A Newport Palace.

~ n
ing most ciegan',y nh's u
ever puii. ~ Nc"Pv's = '"As n,s.,s n
SANFORD just coppie,eu' nlo1z
New ip,Ner, .ne MVlA , nas w s - tbe
sn'lleiy y DOs'on Pa.sT, ri, s s,..;a.;s
'aIe"eS .ha Z, she pd' - ~. L.. -. ! waser
=" ..e ''uF Hpn ,1o h'.,,. 'a"" w ..s ~
". o"s 1gg ~, 'ea "a, - y, ,hoer
ps.os' u .hHsv "a, 7 -; .,;,t Esnna, ,oof
"a Ia ~ 49, as ,braas;aas Ths snser.
;or 6a;sS : rr har5,n,aho Sosas;bed Not
n".,;n,o ~ a" s na; . shait.s 1. s,.,lovsd
i. ,i,o sa - w. h.,s =. .;isd ,ba~s III ~ IL
~ an. afs'p HSHsS'r rh,. 49, r,o,,, to,,
- ~ h"iian' Fs pro i.;3 !, had xood ;o fan.
on ,,st,o.ns - 80 roo.s al,te and
~ go w ~ XVI cisryv Nara nine
,nanIa .ra MI, ssaio,,, 80 emnlavcd
- ,hose anJ H. aoor. arc crooycd
tononoa aad ,l.aa i : most ,horopch
n,annar tn noodworL ~ ~ n.riors
i hn,,ar,n, with ehonv tr,mm;nos and
nanoIs nf ,na,'lnd vood o. ,he root of
the hu,ternut ,ree Tbcse n,ncls Ill
through ,be house are polished as finely
as 4 pinpo the rest Of The wood being
waved The d;nino. room Il finished in
black walnut with mottled panels and
caryad waioscot,ipp and is the only
room i ,Ls house papered The paper
80 oa.aa "a o,old n limitation of leath.
:, IA oas, @ o;',btsen dollars roll
III C. s...,;,' ,r.ln,, ;oIo;a with gilt
a.;,h ~ oana.;as.r 80 oe rad Russian leetb.
a. al 10 aoos' 4 oe walnut and oak.
in = haan,;rnl NJ ns,tern The hall Il 4
novel,y anE s,,rnassos .uv seen n New
nor, ,;,,as T, Z az fac, from aoor;nc
p a. Moo;l;na o,a aron5 s,a;rcass with
Mol;st,l ali ,nd n.,els w;,1s around
!, ssuh Iond;na bav;ng fancy niece
la ~ Lee, oolorod woods From
noch f,or# ara rro;oc,;.g haleo,;es with
hronzo ' ,,ss S fv,arss and near the Ton +
Iaan,5fa, s,a;na5 olass ,r;ndow mt
~ Sroaoooa III &c ono or ~ chief
at,rao,;ons ~" des;an and eolors be;nv
of The most chaste and clecapt descrip.
,;on i fraseoed IN ths pomne;;ap
! s,vle done in iii II tbe hest m,nner ns
;s tho whole bouse oven IN seynvants'
rooms EyarytL;nc y connlete and
the billiard IA fn,S smek;ag rooms are per. Onr
, fec, T,,,s ssms Tbsre aye yerv Few
honses s' II 81 oountrv fn;shed ID tbis
i and Bos,on nav Soil he nroua of qi,s
h pdiwork The house IS palatial and
NO oxnanso h.s haon snorsd 81 n,.La
> il wbp, its owner desired = per.
; feet Evarv,bing ;s aono IN The Mast
tborouob manner and even the ;ns;as ass
: of Tho close, doora yns y ,be @ n,rsr @ s,orx
: are as bsaa,;fn,lv I. = nol;sbedS G SpFSd ppd waxsa
as arc ,bose of ~ parlors Tbs finest
D Grained wood that Gould he nro5.ceS Il
. 9sed II tbe aoors ,nd wooawark snd
in tho fnrn;,nre which matches an9
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To CLEANsE BLANKETS-Put TIVE
large tablespoonfuls Of horar and pint
bowl Of soff soap into tub Of COLD Ndtsr.
When dissolved, pun IA = pair Of bIan-
kets and let them remain bver night
Next day rub and drain them out, aud
rinse thoroughly IN two waters, md
hang them to dry. Do pot wiring tbq1I:
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a wealthy citixcn Of a town Ii Maine
died recently, and his last words to lis
heirs were: ''Plant me as soon Is /
am cold, and don't cart me around
for side4show. Remember Pea
body" sA'
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Select 9oetru.
A Few short Years From Now.

A Few short Years From Now,
Where, where will be the birds that sing
A few short years from now ?
The flowers that now In beauty spring,
A few short years from now 2
The rosy lip,
The lofty brow,
The heart that beats
So gaily nov?
o, where will be Loves beaming eye;
joys pleasant smiles, and Sorrows sighj
A few short years from nOwH
Who'll press for gold this crowded street
A few short years from now?
Who'll tread yOn church with willing feet
A few short years from now
Pale, trembling age,
And fiery youth,
And childhood, with
Its brow OF truth
The rich, the poor, ON land and sea
Where will the mighty millions be
A few short years from now?
We all within our graves shall sleep,
A few short years from now
No living soul for US will weep,
A few short years from now
But other men
Our lands will till,
And others then
Onr streets will fill
While other birds will sing as gay,
As bright the sunshine as to-day,
few short years from now
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Threshing Machines ana Horse Powers Of
snperior construction, and can attach a Sepa-
rstor to any Thresher that cleans grain az well
~ any Separator in use, aud yet requires no
additional horse power over or above a double
shaker.
Their celebrated Drill. Of course, always on
hand. the character Of which is too well estab-
iisled Ia need comment here,
Also Corn shelters, Plows, Rollers, Dirt
Seoops, &c, &c.
BOT Repairs done with promptness and on
liheral terms.
Thr most of the above named Machinery re-
duced in price to suit the times.
Farmers give us a call before purchasing
tlteNherc, as we are determined to please.
WAGNER & MATTHEW'S,
near X. X, DePot, Westminster, Md.
may l2-6m
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Of Spring and Summer Goods that was ever
offered in Westminster. and sold at prices
that defy competition, have also choice
selection of Piece Goods. such ms Plain and
Fancy Casimeres, Plain aud Fancy Cloths,
&C., kc. Having secured the service, of a
compateut Cutter and Tailor ID. A.
kfstzer, with sufficient corps ofpractical
IaIlors, am now prepared to furnish and
make suits to order at the shortest notice
and most reasonable terms. Also
occurring AND REPAIRING
done with ncatness and dispatch.
Give me call before purchasing else.
whete, at the old place opposite the Catho.
lie Church.
APIS A. =. ALBAUGH.
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S0IdIcrs of War Of 1872 and
their Widows Residing i'm
Carroll county.

"a p Undersigned is now prepared with
proper forms to apply to the Comptrol.
l4r Pensions due to those entitled under
Al passed April 4th, 1870, Chapter
Charge very moderate.
JAS. BLIZZARD,
q County Commissioners for Carroll
s county, june 9-tf
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In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
Edward Lynch vs.. Absalom Gable,
AUGUST Term, 1870.
hN notice it is ordered this llth day of
" August, 1870, that the sale of the real
estate of Absalom Gable made by Reuben
w. Stem, Constable in this cause, be rati.
fed and confirmed, unless cause to the con.
trary thereof be shown on or before the I'd
Monday of November next; provided a copy
of this order be published in some news.
paper printed in Carroll county for three
successive weeks before the 18th day of
September next.
WIN. N. HAYDEN,
Judge of the Circuit Court.
True oopy,-Tost
aug 1885, JNo. b. BOYLE, Clerk.