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Il VIII contain, beside a full history OF his
Life, his Unsolicited Pieces, in Prose and
Verse; Personal Recollections and Anec-
dotes, Is well as Letters nom Mr. DieEens %
various persOnsf never before published;
and viii trace the entire career OF the great
Novelist nom the time OF HIS birth and dut
connection with journalism as q reporter, to
its unexpected and lamented termination
on the 9Th OF June, $50. By DR.. r shelton
AacEenEte. u viii also coufafna new Ike
ue8 a Charlie Dickens, taken nom 9 pho
tograph Nr which he sat few days prior to
his death. The whole viii be. issued in a
large duodecimO volume, bound in Green
Red, or Blne Moroceo Coth. gilt side and
back Persons wishing this work will be
Obliged to subscribe for It at Adams Book
store, as It will not be sold in n other way.
We VIII receive them Immediately Price g.
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Buckeye Grain Drills.
These nice Drills have come. Cali and see
them at KIRK & CHRISTYfS.
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Kniffen, World and Excelsior
Moving Machines, at N. B. TYLER'S.
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Large Quantities
or Fruit Jars. at
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Go to the City Bakery
For your fresh homemade Bread, Pies,
Rusks, Buns, al kinds OF cakes.
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Eo-- sn5nmI Aq0pmi 4s90pmI
EA SSPm -.SsPm 7.sSsmi G06aml SlTam
y - - us SIS a eos " II0sl0 "
East
e1r,,t elopmi E5opml GS7pm
@er- o.5-sml RSoami e-luarmI
RI 605pmf 6s5Pmi EApm SPmi @N
5,s - p n, west. and the 80 q N, east,
daily
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BALLoU'sM AGAzINEF oRSEPTENBER
We welcome the September number OF
BaIou's Magazine, for we always find
-something in it to interest US and our
household, It is filed with original stO-
ries Of love, Of adventure snd the sea,
and withRl, has some dozen Of more il
Illustrated articles, sespes in this or other
countries The price Of Ballou's Maya
zine is 90 cheap that itshould be in every
family in the country. 1t is only $3.50
per year, or Is cents single copy, and is
for sale at every principal periodical
store in the country. Address THolEs
q TALBOT, So Congress ST., Boston.
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The Lady's Friend.

The August number Of this beautiful
monthly is before US, with 8 charming
steel plate from Sully's picture OF 1.-THE
Child on the Beach" the usual Colored
Fashions, q Colored Braiding Pattern,
and a ses-shore sketch so spirited that
one can almosth hear the dash Ofthe waves
and feel the delicious salt breeze. The
music is a Scotch song-"Bonnie Annie
Lee" The numerous wood-cuts for
dress snd lady's faney-work are hand
some as well as useful. The literary
matter, as usual, is fresh and entertain
ing. "MuEzling the Ok" is an excellent
story, suitable for hard tines and q
spicy variety in prose and verse is sup
piled by Ella Wheeler, Miriam Earle,
Elizabeth Prescott, F. L. Ford, and 9TH
ers. Paper-hower making will interest
many ladies and the Editors Depart
ment, touching a variety OF current top
les OF interest, is always a noticeable fea-
ture Of this magazine. Published by
Deacon & Peterson, 3I9 Walnut Street,
Philadelphia Price $3.50 a year (which
also includes a large steel engraving
-Four copies, 50. Five copies and one
EraEs}, s. "The LAdy's Friend" and
1.-THE Saturday Evening Post" land one
engraYing), $500. Single copiesI5 cts.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-17

ES-Keep the Blood Pure and avoid Fevers
BY using a bottle OF Poland's Humor Doctor
the great System Remover, sold and recon-
mended by Hoyt& Spear.
R-Do not wait for \ Cough or Kidney
Disease to go as 10 came but get Poland's
White Pine Compound TO cure at once.
Fellows Worm Lozenges Is b only
worm remedy in existence combining harm
less qualities with delicious taste and amaL-
ing power. Sold by Hoyt& Spear.
AN cases OF Debility peculiar o Females
Female STRENGTHENING Cordial. Sold BY
How 4 spear. June s, lsTO-lyr
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FahnestOek's White Lead!
Original and Genuine.
HOYT'S Drug Store.
Loss by Lightning

Dwelling Houses, Barns. and Farm Prop
erty, insured by the"LOTiHtrd hlStrrduee o.
against loss anddanger by lightning, wheth'
er IRE ensues or not. Apply TO Whittlesey
Adams, Agent, for q policy. (Aug. H-2t
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SarafOga aAJ, Sprine Water,

Knitting Machines!
Lamb, Bickford, Huxley, and American,
at y. B. TYLER,s Gun Store.
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Pronuneiamento!

Soda, Mineral, Tichy,
And Kissengen Waters. at
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Timothy Seed yieVtsE
Just reed. HOYTS Drug Store.
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JOIN II. EwALF, Secretary,
MISS Lucy LANE, Assistant
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Burial Robes

~ Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskars;
Price so cents. Manufactured by r. Hall
& Co. Nashua, n. II. Sept 8 Tyr.
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Awarded to II. Waldeck, OF the City Ba-
kerry for wheat bread. Plenty more OF the
same sort fresh daily, two doors south Of
McLctn's Bank, main street
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Parmers..Attention !

FarmerS--AttentiOn
1t is wisdom 10 insure your property
against loss by IRE and lightning, u IL IS
wisdom To get you policy from Whittlesey
Adams, Agent OF the "LOriIdrd Insurance
%" Farm property insured for a term Of
years, at fair rates. (Aug. H-2t.
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2 GLOeal Notices. @
Scran Iron.


Local Notices Is cenS pT Line grsi Insertion,
10 cent? per Tine zach sEbteQuGa tSefiOn-
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Burial Robes
OF all styles, materials n patterns, from
plain 70 very nice, at
TBUESpELL 5 TOWNsENDS.
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Steel Tooth
Horse Rakes, at n. B. TYl
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1st Premium

Headquarters
Fol Fruit Jars, at PEW BROS.
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$4,000 Renard.

Union Fruit Jars!
AZ HOYTS Dug Store
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CHIPPING CARDS., Direction La
- sas& ea promptly mntshed h{ t5e
$3.50 EHhON4VAE WfASA =
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!

So does the extrsme low prices Of the new
fau stock att. GOLDsTEIE's popular Cloth
ing House.
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Farmers

Fruit wax! ~ =
At HOYT'S Drug store.
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lHravaisr,s 80.

Welcoming Dlylsion.-Mest.
go a N1Ies TWARiElLevibg Phal1
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sparroEs and Mosquitoes.

CArTLE-Quiet at ,75as, so fOroommon
Texan to extra smooth steers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-17

Great Reduction
In the price Of Dress Goods. for the pur-
pose OF clearing out our summer Dress
Goods. GUNLEFINGER BRO.
Parties Furnished
With good Ice Cream by leaving their or
ders at Henry Waldecks, Main 81.
Large Quantities
! OF Fruit Jars, at PEW & BROS.
Jelly Cans
A PEW & BROS.
Millinery Goods
Below cost, TO make room Tor fall stock.
GUNLEFINGER & BRO.
Go to Pew & Bros
To get Fruit Jars and Sealing Wax.
Knifen, World and Excelsior
Moving Machines, at n. B. TYLER'S.
Steel Tooth
Horse Rakes, at NIB. TYLER'S.
All Kinds Of First Class
Sewing Machines, at n. B. TYLER's.
See A. Z. Andrews s Sons
New advertisement on second page ofthis
paper.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-27
.,r.Es or ADvERTIsING'

\. :sH,,oa and sspt.
!:,s special assss%saal s. ad.
'oanothsr party; prSc, isivery Of the atndavit. 1910.
Eoes Notices cent: pe. .ins 20 spssis
.ad iocsats perlas tor to regular rates
Notices. . per cont 2scents
.btusry notices, scents psf f4'ns a'r'''ss "ss''''
80 cents. o.h.r nstlces s cents
per line. .,,,,,r advsrtisensnts
20 be i6settsd <t rekss s9rsea rseanp,t:rlv. npytn -
s. sssrsassr: s pay In ad'anee' OF give ''''''
ory references. az r.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-27

The white of an egg has proved
the most ef6oacious remedy for burns'
Seven or eight successive appieations
sot this substance soothes the pain, snd
etfectually excludes 1he burned rpsls
from the air. This ample remedy
seems preferable to oollQdiQp or sren
icotioS.v rD,ti = ,>syr a5.i1 6..----
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-27

-Physiciaus recommend mutton .
the most wholesome mest-the easiest
disested, the best suited for. invalids,
while pork, as every body knows, is
tie most unvhoaesome meat eaten. In
England mutton is . fsvonte dish, and
we apprehend it Is to this, rather than
to roast beef, that tho Englishman
owes his robust health and rosy com:
plsx,on. ..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-27
II II E. ,...
V1[I['LlAGE]!0N | L ] THE CLIFF.

BY MISS THAcKERAl.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-27

Il , F. sMinneapolis. -, ,
Iron and Brass Founder!
.c.',o = l-Axp-
! MACH.INISTS.
i 8 HOPS AND OFFICE,
F;rststreet, corner Of hkarshau Street.
Mill FURNISHING Warehouse 5
Ra'eingto" Aee"me, near 1irst (Nations
Hotel.
Plans, Specifications and
J. ~ Estimates
! J, o.. Short Notice.
Steam and water,Mills,
Button contract and furnished complete
| -. !. 1!5!'ia. With =: -.
MACHINERY! MILL STONES. u: l..
SAUTtAND BRAN CLEANERS,
SEPARATORS, BOLTING CLOTH,
BOILERS. ENGINES ;zz,u :. ~. .r:',
Addrssy al letters andordsrE ~ :
MIxNEsoTA IlsoH WORKS 4
11n6 s.; =. MINNEAPOLIS.
Mn,lllNElRlY !, ! GOODS.
Complete and Elegant New
Stock.
MRS. 0TTENSMEYER
| Has just returned from the East, where
i she purchased one Of the
l.argest ana most El@s s.rt stocks Of
MlLCtNERY<CoODS
Ever opened in tho State. She has also
removed to her NEW STORE on St. Ger
main street, between. Washington and Rich
mond avenues, whers she would be pleased
to have call from the Ladies of Northern
Minnesota.
Her stock comprises, in part:
Bonnets, Hats, Flowers,
Ribbons, Silk, Velvet,
PLUMEs, Wells, LACEs-uu k,,d.,
Thread cl..y: s4yr.e and vale.-
IF-ANCY<GCOD5
Large assortment Of Wor.ted, Embroidered
Slippers and Sofa Cushions.
Dress + Cloak Trinminks, silk Ginps
and Fringes, Aohair and Silk
Braids and Cords.
Buttons, Ornaments, &c., for Cloaks AID
Dresses, in every variety and style.
~ Ladies' Collars and Cuffs, Fancy Bows
Kid Gloves, Jet Chains, Bracelets and Sete,
Hair Coils, Switches ana Braids, Hoop
Skirts and Corsets, &C., sc.
l I.,.% f.. a.
A large assortment Of
Ladies' Fur Caps, Muas, and Collars,
I ~ PRICES VERY LOW.
| ~ Call and see, and you will be estis-
ned. : ..
MRS. NJ. orTENsMEYER.
st. Cloud Sept. %. 1869. n10-4
ii. w. METZROTH
Has removed his
E:Clothing Store, ,
OPPOSITE THE CENTRAL HOUSE.
"a NEZROTH's is THE PLACE.y
A large stock Of the finest
CAssIMEREs,:- ....... ....
,,.. ...' BRoADCLoTa as,
and I'll kinds of of''''e->
Gents Furnishing Goods
| always on hand. ~
|. ~ MErzRorH 8 IS! THE pLAcRl
lGENFLEMEN'S SUITS
! made Sst =:
! METzRoTH'S
| ~ in the latest
NEW YORK, LONDON AND PARIS STYLES
~ MErzRo1H's is THE pLAcEl
10 :,..::.; - = -l.o~H... IT: >.-',; ..
Special attention . .! IS =, called to e his .te',
THAT'S and: GAPS
Embracing The most fashionable and aobb,
! s,.' styles IL. d; g.
~ MErzRoTH's IS THE pIAcE!
|pklcESI LOWER iHln 1RE Owes Y S
- REMkMBRR MEfzRorH's Is TIL
St. Cloud, May "a, 1859. v1l-n
MURRAY,l' '[<!E'>.l = ~ "a II II F.,
H. Madison iii 81 Avenue, = 80 - -
.:.i" It.1 .:Ii Il IA ~. =. =.
IL NEW YORK. -
MADAME n. HEARS
English. French and German Boarding IN
- Day School, for young ladies, .tis now
session. ,Msdsrme Mears g assistedby -
~: s,int:G3cJ 32G;.I ah 7 .j:Ig. g.,
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W8 ssAsVO60 soo AVVsss ~ 6A 'sose
lots. Then Catharins George seemed to
see the msdie1al street, the old Ger
man town, the figures passing, tho
bridegroom tnmpiog ahead, tho youss
man marching along insprooessioa. She
could almost SEQ the crisp brocades and
tho ,t,anee-eut dresses, and hear the
whispe,ing Of the maidens following
With the. crowned bride =; while from
the gables Of tho qussr old towu-(she
evsa gave it mama, and vaguely cal.
led it Augsburg or Nuremberg to her
selD-people's heads were pushing and
staring At the gay procession. 1t VI.
one Of those strange phantasmagoria'
~ Ill know A. times, 70 vivid fos th<
moment that we can not but believe
~ have seen it onss, o. ars dsstised 4
witness il 1t some future time In reality
Bs.ni,h left of plying suddenly
| sad bent over the iastrument, and b.
gan talking to Catharise Batter in Low
..g.r to..s: Madame Do Tracy an
George, Who had had enough music
wore standing st the window by thi
time, watching the scene outside. Th
children, too, had jumped up, and +.
oat one by one upon the balcony. NJ
fer the frst time, and, alas |! not for Ii
last, poor child! = weary, strange, 10
feeling came over Catherine George, I
she ct on a. overturned chest IN II
great, strange room. It came to b.
!, kyery .synpathy for the other two, an
: .5lEladnsss IN, thelr content. Il was !
sharp, sudden ttorn Of alonsness a.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-27

DILL HEADs-print ID in tho best tyie
= ''''p' P,''. - 'o' S''': JOURNAL OFFICE
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and confasioa on the stairs, aud the
two young fellows rushed down to 70.
oeive their guests. Geosgie was in
blue, aud had her affected manner on
Catharine Butler vas oil in . light
gray cloud from head to foot, and look
ed like beautiful apparitiou ~ sh'
came under the oartais- Of the door
following her aunt. Madame Dc Trae,
was busting in, without ary poetic O.
romantic second thoughts, sxclaimlnl
at everything she sa~-delighted viii
the convenience Of tho house. Sh'
was unlike Mrs. Butler in the SINGER
and unaffected interest she took in al
sorts Of other peoples schemes, II
rangemeuts, money-m.tters aud lsve
makings, lodgings, aud various con
} Germs.
"But how we'll of you sre her,
Dick! I congratulate you! you mu,
| feel quite cramped It Tracy after thi'
, Catharioe, look At that river and h
flowers Il it not charming! Yo
Q arc qaite magnificent; nv dear Dicl
}. you ase receiving us Ike pnaee!"
|. "Beamish got ths Aowers," a,
K Richard, smiling; III only stood Il
. cakes. Nov, then, C.tharins, ye
. must make tea, please" "
81 They all went and sat round the "a
q table 10 group. Madame de Ira
: aud Georg'aaa were upsa the 81
't The children were squatsiag on Il
. floor, while Miss George stood handi'
d them their cakes nd 'theif tsa, 4
70 Dicks ehai1s were big and comfortsb]
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-27

HET .nS:xt1 y H.
This House hss just been re-ftted and
re..farnished throug ghout, and offers to
guests every comfort 70 lbs desired. The
tables are provided with the best Of every
thing in its season, served up in palatable
tJle. Stages start from the House daily
tef eo.t f5erGeqee' }qqrt Ripley 7 fl9fe; f1;i !
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-27

E,oR ALL youR PR1NrMo-eo tn.
II CysJ0VRNAL Office. -. .<:r ..f:. =. :;
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-27

M 'u:l|',1 RRA4::Y''' q ~ i: II 1LL,
;aaa Madison iii Avenue, - :"
.:.i" Tj.E.:,Ii Il IA ~. :. =.
NEW YORK.
MADAME II. NEARS'
English, French and German Boa riding and
Day School, for young ladies, IL now in
session. ,Msdsme Mears g sssistedby -
..j@ oiotTG'c1 325;t' at Y .j:Iu: 8. +
NADLnE PRoS6IR, :: ~ -,
Books for. Farmers + Stock, breeders.
Bound volumes Of The lAaaeriosn Stock
Journal fSr 1868 containing 3S4 large dou-
HE column pages, postpaid for 81 SO
Bound volumes Of the American Stock
Journal for 1869 containing 384 pages, sent
post paid; ~: @:'@> $1.60
n. D,izyman's Manual, sent post paid for 2sch
The Horsemans Manual, I" IS"
i. The Hog Brseders' Manual. " 2ss
The Sheep Breeden' Manual. 28 j"
| The Poultry BEeeders' Manual" I" - 2s"
The whole i've Manuals sent post paid to one =,
A:ents wanted, mt to whom iib.,., ndac..n,. vii vii
% 0ns's' Z. ""S n. F. BOYER CO., Pub,t.aer..
Parksrsburg, Chester Co., n
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EvsRf,NscHAx1c WANTS IT. Il
Evfax PROFESSIONAL NAN WANTS II
livery YOUNG Man WANTS IT. II
Agents are selling 1t by hundreds. Lib
erel oomuiissBtons allowed. Send Tor Circuz.
a9ts. o. D. CASE, Publishers,
n17:4v 164 Madison st., Chicago, ills
OK s, KT:EAI.I:: II I: I:
II he proprietorxould announce thathe
sprepared to faraish ;.
FREs1EioxsrE.Rs.:.': =.
cooked in any desired style. ALSO. s.t,<.s1 ~
dimes, Cola 1.anclfs&c.
His bar i supp'f*d with tn. s.,..:. s.~. r
I~a~s cHo1cEsr =
Wines, Liquoraand~~ ! ~cigars,
to 30 fousSaie tn. city,
A call is Requested from s1fwho want
anything in his line.
FRED. VINCENT.
st. Cloud Jan 9Th. 1896. v11n2
? CITY RESTAURANT.
FRESH OYSTERS|
SERVED UP IN ANY sT1E1.
Game of all kinds in its season.
Ftesh and Canned Fruit Confectionery,
MEALS AT HI no1hs.
Regular Boarders at reasonable rates
Thankful TO my customers fortheir pat
ronage. I would solicit continuance Of
'"' ''' LOUIS ooYErrE
st. Cloud, Jan. 13, 1870 v11n1
J. E.. w K s r,
agent for the Old
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
;of Hartford. .'
Cash Assstssst,~s i :.ssf$I1sey1ea. a.:
coR9l WOOD. Wes {,
100 Cords Dry Maple Wood
for sale ct
$500 PER CORD,
Inquire Of G. sBRfDGBnM.
81. Cloud, Sept. 80, 1869. NIL
In. A. DUEBER & SON,
| D.A1,sH FL i 5G$
Shelf Il Heavy Hardware,
r" SrOvES
II T1AsYAhE.G G4Ass,. 1xILs, &c.
Rooais Ill bfoians doa.to order, and
work guaranteed.
| jefferson Avenue, St. Cloud, MINI. n4e
| J:G WILSON, VI
| ; :R9usHPANr8R,,
| AND GRA1NER
Glazier and Paper Hanger,
! ST. CLOUD, MINI.
TEAMS FOR SALE.
| have three Spans of MULES, which
will sell cheap. They are No. I. AIS,
, wagons and harnesses. A chance for goo
bargains is offered Call at my farm tw
miles from St. Cloud. .s-s.-:s :.
St. Cloud, 4psll q. .lass:.I ,4i.'
q: e P1'AB0|p
/ w1saIsa1s - i,xAr..,.i,x III,
/. j. 5|.s.s ID ~. 5ss.s: .ss.
Wines, md Cigar,
; !. ! j. y: u: :! q: q !:
'Ns4. CLOUD, Mazs.o',
C. MARTIN, Proprietor.
H5TISzrH = II +,
This House hss just been re-fitted al
II ri furnished throughout, and offers
j. guests every comfort 70 lbs desired. +
dE tables are provided with the best Of ever
do thing in its season, served up in palatal
T6ttle. Stages start from the House dsl
r. fof Fort fbprqaqbte, 1ort Ripley pnd u
T., ktsemedi4ePpihhj u j. i t91
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-06-23
Examiners NOtiee.

DY virtue of commission issued TO us
ID by the County Commissioners for
Carroll county, to examine and determine
whether the public convenience requires a
change to be made in part of a public
road in said county, commencing at or near
the intersection of the Gladman Road and
running to the Bridge over Patapsco Falls.
Tie new road is designed to be more coo q.
venient and less dangerous to the public
travel to and from said Bridge.
This is therefore to notify all persons.
whom it may concern, that the undersigned
will meet on the premises, on SATURDAY,
the 10th day OF JUIY next, to execute the
trust reposed in us by said commission.
ALFRED NJ. BUTLER,
LAFAYETTE BARNES,
HENRY DRVRIES,
june lot Examiners.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-06-23

SHOCKING AccIDENr.-0n Thurs.
day Inst MIR. Thos j. Reynolds, resid
ing in OESurd Neck, Maryland, met
with most distressing accident, which
may cause the loss Of both his legs
We learn that Mr., Reynolds had two
of his horses hitchcd To his mower for
the purpose of moving grass, but the
horses refused to pull. Mr.. Reynolds
was standing on the ground next to the
knives, attempting to get the horses
under way, which they started off sud-
denly, and Mr.. Reynolds, being close
enough for the knives to take effect,
both legs were nearly severed. 1t is
said that one of them must necessarily
be amputated, and it is very doubtful
as to the saving OF the other. This
should serve as warning to all who
have the management of mowers or
reapers, or haviog anything whatever
to do with them, for one season at least,
to use all possible precaution, and
keep at respectful distanco.-Eustoa
Gazette.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-06-23
Notice of City Ordinances.

vINHE following Ordinance was passed
Il by the Mayor and Common Council of
the,City Of Westminste,, on the 9th ofJune.
1870, and ordered to be published in the
newspapers Of the city for three successive
weeks:
ORDiSAScE M, 10, RELATIVE TO License.
Be 1t enacted ana ordained by the Mayor
and Common Council of Westminster, That
IT shall not be lawful for any person or per.
sons, non residents Of the said City of West.
minister, to locate temporarily within the
limits of said city foe the transaction of any
business whatever, without first obtaining
OF the Mayor License for the same with
the seal of the Corporation attached. under
a penalty of five (5) dollars for each and
every day such party fnils TO take out said
License. The License shall express for
what it is granted and the time il is to con.
time. Said License shall not be less than
two t2l dollars or more than twenty FIVE
(25) dollars.
This Ordinance shall take effect from the
day of its passage. Passed June 9Th, 1870.
JACOB KNIPPLE, Mayor.
Test: WV. Ii. DIDEYHovER, Clerk.
june est
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-06-23

Threshing Machines and Horse Powers of
superior construction, and can attack o Sepa-
ratnr to any Thresher that clesAs grsin as well
as any Separator in use, and yet requires no
additional horse power over or above double
shaker.
Their celebrated Dril, Of course, always on
hand, the character If VI ich is coo well estab-
lshed to need comment here.
-, Also Corn Shelters, Plows, Rollers, Dirt
Scoops, &c, &c.
-, SaS> Repairs done with promptness and on
liberal terms.
The most Of the above named Machinery re-
duced in price to suit the times.
Farmers give US a call before purchasing
elsewhere, as we are determined to please.
WAGNER 4 MATTHEW'S.
near X. X. Depot, Westminster, Md.
may l2-6m
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-06-23
Examiners Notice.

by virtue of n commission issued to us
- by the County Commissioners for
Carroll county, to examine and determine
whether the public convenience requires a
public road to be opened conn encing ut
point on the public road called "Bowman's
Road on a division line between Josiah
Lawyer and David lseppo, about fifteen
perches north Of the place where the creek
crosses said road coming dG%n from Peter
Humps saw mill, and running thence along
post and rail fence through the said Lep.
pos land until it strikes the division line
between said David Leppo and William A.
Leppo; with said linz acros. said creek until
it intersects the old road running past said
David Leppo's house, at or near said David
Leppo's new gate; then running with said
road and on, or nearly on, the bed of said
old road until it intersects the Hanover
road at the mouth of Yeiser's lard at the
foot of Yeiser's hill.
This is therefore to notify all persons.
whom it may concern, that the undersigned
vii! meet on the premises, on SATURDAY,
the I'd day of July next, at O'Clock A.
NJ, to execute the trust reposed in us by
said commission.
j. WILLIAM EARHART,
EDWARD 4. MATTHIAS,
JOHN MOTfER,
june got Examiners.