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THE MARYLAND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BALTIMORE, NO, 10 SOUTH ST
ALL POLICIES NoNFoRFEITaR,p
Dividentls Annudiy after Me frd v.

Diptfea'ls An"na'.y after &e frt Yea,
rTNHE ndvan tsges Of Life InsprsD,
manifold and manifest that general gre %
is made concerning 1t. All good men ,uasly
provide for those dependant upon iher, "na 70
vision TO be certain must be immedia,a 70
only immediate provision Is BY Life Insn. me
great aud important question L. whos'.a'aaee,
insure Reason, scIf-respect, selcin,ssaaaaalh
the laws Of trade and commerce that rosa'st
thrifty ana Intelligent people indicate th.ss
man should insure At home, where Ia n ia
makes his money, pays hia taxes and ives I'VE,
to leave his property and bis family. 4, ~. Nv.
humiliating as II Is ruinous for US 10 sena w
lions Of dollars out Of our State annn.i,- NIL
Life Insurance that should be kent a, lor
Money in Maryland Ia s,ares, interest H.. ii'ne;
property low, because we are sending ~ , snd
OF 1t away. There Is certainly no ners..l.l
Tor this, because equal intelligence and roa.i
morals will make Savings Banks, Lies ans ka
Insurance Companies, Lawyers, Doc,os.u ,Ee
chants, or anything else, here equal 10 hos aer
other states. IL is an axiom that in ali III
Of business danger, difficulty aud los, ins. mus
in ratio of distance. Recent experience , 'eaaes
clearly ihatit Is safer and better In bo,h p1s es
and Fire to be insured at home. Il Il ! NY Ivy
| compliment TO ourCitiEens and State N PVg y
bad taste TO depreeiate our own institp,ioa.
a"u '"""N Nh1 "VPleCiHte tnOae who c0ntrol
| them. "V'
Fortunately for our State ptospe,I,v n.
people are beginning to see this. Oh, l ",
January report 10 the Comptroller ~ ~
State was so satisfactory and gratifying :, y
call forth editorial commendatlons fron ~ u
principal papers in Baltimore. " '"s
Few companies are in as good condition a,
the Maryland, and rs 1t is ours and kepr. ~
capital In our own State deserves your eo- ,"o
Grafton and patronage. In matter cf 50 v,s,,
Importance persons should inform tbemsssis.s.s'
well before they act
BoARD OF DIRxcroRs. Fat,
Allen A. Chapman, George p. Thomas HnsI
Sisson, Hiram Woods, Geo. II. Miller fhaTs'.
Cassard, WIN. Devries, Charles Webb -"4'
GEORGE P. THOMAS
8s- Refers to Hon. Judges Maul,by ana
Hayden, Col. J. B. Boyle, ]. L. Reifssiss "a
DIR. j. W. Herring, and Physicians generaII,,
An active Agent for Carroll county wan,ss
A. J. MYERS,
ap H-y State Agent
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altlI Clear ghs'nes.



The parting day Il doae;
Another year has gone
Gone forever
Gone from fntutity
into oh=curity-
Alb, foreyert
Right and Wrong II has wrought,
Joy and pain II has brought
Thee constantly
Still, bow with reverence,
knowing kind Providence
Deaieth with thee.
II Fortunes winning smile
Charm our weak hearts awhile,
Twill pass away
True happlness Is found
Not in the wide world roand,
Seek where we may.
l. The way on drearyf
And are stout hearts wesry
In the iierce strife Z
o. has the icy breath
Of the huge monster, Death,
Taken lifaf
And with an angel bright.
Borne upward to its fight,
Reaching ia goal
Leaving 4 life-iesson,
With It's burning impression,
Deep on the soul2
What matter how passed II,
II fate has o'ercast il
With grief and gloom ?
Memory will treasure,
Not its woe nor pleasure,
In the dark tomb.
al but ask Thee, OF Cod
Let your heart feel the word
As spake He
% Not thy gifts to multiply,
But OF the least, before ! die,
Worthier to make me-"
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Real Estate Agency

A I the solicitation of many persons we
IN have concluded to establish n Real
Estate Agency in connection with our Bank.
ing Business, and now have large number
Of Valuable Farms, Building Lots. &c, on
hand, which we offer at reasonable terms.
The titles to oil property sold by us will be
guaranteed. All property placed in our
hands will beextensively advertised through
the Agencies in the large cities. Blanks
for description of property furnished on ap.
plcation.
FRIZELL & MANNING.
sep 7-tf Westminster, Nd.
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Western Maryland College,
FoR
STUDENTS OF BOTH SEXES,
DISTINCT DEPARTMENTS.
Incorporated BY Ac, Of General A''sH'6ly,

Incorporated by Ae, Of General A'''H1'y
March, 1s6s.
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From the Cinciunsti CSnmercisl.
A Lament for Alice Carey.

Oh sweet wild flowers Of early spring,
Pale hyacinth and dahodil,
And tender b'ue-eyed violet
Growing beside the shady Fill,
Sweet pansy, with the look Of thought,
And lily Of the valley fair,
Bend low your heads in sorrow
And . look of sadness wear;
For she who loved you best Of oil
Hath no more need of earthly flowers;
But where the bright immortellss grow
She can not miss . love like ours.
Fair meadows, shining in the sun,
And forest dark with mistletos;
Bright rivers flowing TO the sea,
Laughing and ripping - 70 70.
She will not welcome You again
With the sweet sunlight Of her love;
For by the rivers of delight,
Thro' pastures green her footsteps rove.
Bruised reeds, bent by life's stormy wind,
The tenderest heart that beat for yoa
No more the broke chords may bind,
And in the blossom-ladsn air
seem to hear . sad reffAiD,
A low and thrilling monotone
OF "Never more on earth again.
Still rising higher, till angels estch
The wsiling notes, they turn to joy
| That the sweet singer lost to rs
Is in the Masters best employ,
And "nevsr nn,re" to suffer pain,
| Ncr pass the valley We call death,
Nor breathe again these earthly damps,
/ That steal away our breath.
Richmond, Ind. May. 1871,
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Pull Your own Weeds.

If you've weeds in your garden, my good
friend, pray,
Do not stand looking oyer the fence
To your neighbor's dominions-just over the
way
Your weeds are the most consequence;
Uproot them while yet there 10 daylight TO
work,
Tear them up, seed and branch, from the soil:
They are sure to do mischief, 30 pray do not
shirk-
You'll be amply repaid for your toll.
The advice would apply to the garden Of life,
'Tis so seldom we see our own weeds
For watching our neighbor, or worse yet, his
wife,
And counting their many misdeeds,
We pass our own folliss, our faults We disguise
In the garments Of selfish conceit!
We're ever perfection lin our own eyes,)
Our neighbors may take back seat.
| Let us pull our own weeds and work with Z
will,
While yet there IL one TO be found,
Nor point Ger the way in derisiou until
We have carefully titled eur own ground.
| For watching the faults Of others We see
Not the ones in our hearts % rife;
Let US pull for ourselves, lot others wsedl
be,
Till We clear our own garden Of life.
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Humbo,d's Extract Buchu, Is diuretic and
blooi. purifying, and cures all diseases ari-
sing from habits Of dissipation, and excesscs
and iolpruiences in ,ife. impurities Of thc
Dlsoi, etc ,snperc.ding copaibA in affections
for which Il is use.i, aud syphiiitic affections
i'm thcse diseases used 10 connection with
Helmbold's Rose Wash. @ fgf .
LADIES'.
Inmsny Affections peculiar 10 ladics, the
Extract Buchu is uneqaalled BY any othea
rem ,ly-ss in chlerosis or retention, irreeu-
larisy, paintulness or Suppression cf eust".
of the uterus, leacorrhoea or whites, stsrility, ,
and for all complaints incident to the sex,
whether arising from isdiserstion or habits
Of dissipation. II 10 prescribed extensively
by the m pst sminsnt physicians and mid.
wives for enfsebled and delicate constitutions
Of both sexes, and all ages. ar, y
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From the Typographical Messengsr ~.
influence Of the Press.
BIZ LUTR A TAYLOR.

There are some things from which,
freshn ess never fades away-out OF
which the wonder never dies. Day
by day We stan,l beside . telegraph
operator, but the mystery OF his
performances never becomes clesr.
and The sensation Of surprise is al
ways fresh and keen
just 80 the Newspaper is con-
stantly recurring miracle, whose
wonder never wears away. Wheth
er lying carefully folded in the Of
fee, or invitingly open upon the
table; whether wrapping cheese or
Goldfish, Or thrown discarded into
the street to scare horses and be
trampled on. it. is always invested
with q strange kind Of awe.
The Newspaper! Look ut it
II seems empty and vacant. Per
haps-'Nothing in the paper you
say; yet resd, and you viii find i,
an open letter from very many peo
pie whom you have never known
One offers You this commodity,
and another that; one happy man
sends you notice Of his wedding
another sorrowiu!ly informs you OF
q death. Look over its contents
closely, its news items, its list ol
accidents, of fres, Of crimes; zee
how sudden wealth has surprised
some, and sudden poverty ssdden
ed Others; is it in war timer look
at the list killed and wounded; see
who has been promoted and who
disgraced; take into your mind the
purport Of these things, and you
will find that you hold in your hand
''the ends Of myriad invisible cleo
trio conductors. along which trem
bic the joys, sorrows, wrongs, tri-
umphs, hopes and despairs Of .,
many men and women" al ~ sen.
sitive TO pain and pleasure ~ your
self.
Here you have the lore Of ths
scholar AMI the wisdom Of the sage
Here the divine breaches, the poe'
sings and the partisan lies. Here
the statesman proclsims his prin.
ciples, and the aucttonee1 Offers biz
wares. Here the Cardiff Giant and
Minnie Warren are put side BY
side, and one 10 - long ~ the 9th
er. Here 10 the result of the anti
Quarian's research, and through
the very next column throbs q
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Full and explicit directions accomp my the

Full and explicit directions accomp my the
medicines.
Evidence Of the most responsible and reli.
able character furnished on apple alton with
hundreds Of thousands OF living witnesses,
and upward Of 80 900 unsolicited certificates
and recomueuda,ory letters, many Of which
are from the highest sources, including emi
nent physicians, clergymch statesmen, etc
The proprietor has never resorted 10 their
publication in the newspapers; be does nai
do this from the fact that his articles rank a
standard preparations, and do not need TO be
proppsd up by certificates. -t-5 IS
Henry r. uelWbolA's Genuine Prep
arntiOns.
Delivered to any address. Secure from oh
servation.
Established upward oftweuty years Sel,i
by druggists every ~here. Address letter.
tor information. in confidence to Henry J..
belmbold, druggist and chemist.
Only depots: II. r. Helmbold's drug an,
eh smical warehouse. No. 59l broadway, Ne
York. or to II. T. Heln,boId's medic Il depot.
l04 sonsh Tenth street, Philadelphia, Pa,
BewaIe Of connterfeiis. AK Tor Henry T
Helmbold's Take no other.
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Henry T. He,.bo,A,. Improved Rose

-
Wash
cannot be surpassed - F&ce Wash, and
will be found the only specific remedy in ev-
cry species of cutaneous affection. II speedi-
" eradicates pimples, spots, seorbutic dry
ness, in1ar ations Of the cutane eous membra ne,
ETC., dispels redness ssd ineipient in6ama-
tion, hives rash, moth patches. dryDess of
tho scalp or skin, frost bites, and ali purpO-
ses foe which salves or ointmeuts are usesi;
restores the skin to . state OF purity and
sOftness, and insures continued healthy ac-
ii IN t. the tissue Of its ssels. on which de-
penis the agreeable clsarness aud vivaeity Of
complexion 80 much sought aad admired
But however valuable - remedy for exist
ing defects Of the skin, n. T. Hstmbold's .
Rose Wash has long sustained its principle
claim to unb,unied patronage. by Possessing
qualities which render it . toilet appendage
OF the most superlative and congenial char.
acser, combining in an elegant formula those
prominent requisites, safety and efficacy
the invariable accompsnimeuts Of its use
ass preserva,ive aud refrssher of the com-
plexion. 1t is an excellent lo,ion for d,seaa.
es Ofa syPhilitic nature, aud as an injection
;or ai.eases OF the Urinary organs. arising
fr'm hab t. OF dissipation, used in conrec.
tion with the Extracts BuchI, Sarsapa arilia,
and C.wtaba Grape Pills, in such diseases Is
recommended cannot be surpassed.
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Being prepared expressly for the above
complaints, its blood-purifying properties are
greater than any other preparation Of Sarsa.
healthy color and restores the patient to .
state Of health aud purity. For purifying
the blood, removing all chronic constitutional
diseases arising from an impure state Of the
blood, and the only peliable and ehectual
known remedy for the care Of pains and swell
ling Of the bones, uleesatioa Of the throat and
egs. blotches, pimples on the lace ,erycipelas
aud all scaly eruptioas OF the kin, and beau
.itying the complexion.
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III. r. HeImb0lA's Extract Duchu
Cures Diseases arising from Impru.
denees, habits Of Disai Pasies, etc
in all their stages, at little expense, retle or
no change in diet. no iuesnve sisnce, and no
exposure. Il causes frequent desire, ADD
gives strength 70 urinate, thereby removing
,bstruetions. Preventing and curing stsies-
ures Of the Ueethra, ALA ying pain and in6ans-
nation SO frequent in this class Of diseases,
and expelling all poisooous matter.
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OCu0lOI AOA WI RAC0CusCA oVeA =
questions in his recent speech at
Indianapolis which We should like
to have the Northern Democracy,
or so-called Conservatives, an
swer.
He asks: II the Democratic par
ty shall come into power. what will
they be likely to dof
This question is asked in con-
nection With the further fact that
a large msjority OF the party itself
will belong to the States which
made the attempt to destroy the
Union and form the Southern Con
fcderacy.
The tame generalizations and
bitter condemnations in the Dem
ocratic address do not meet the
real issues of the times. e.
Will Southern Democrats, who,
as . majority, m1st control the
party, voluntarily tax themselves
to raise money to pay the interest
and principal Of the national debt
that was contracted for their sub
jugatiop3
Is it not reasonable to expect
that they will demand either . re-
pu,iiation of the national debt OF
an assumption Of the Confederate
debt? They lost their property by
the wa; their slaves, valued at
hundreds of millions, were taken
from them and made freemen and
voters by the inexorable logic oi
events; their bends are now worth
less, and for all these they desire
compensation.
The Northern Democracy dare
not insert into their party plat
forms . declaration that under NJ
circumstances would they pay th.
South for the slaves lost in tn,
war.
Give the Democracy a majority
in the national government and tn,
South majority in the Democrat.
ic party. and all the power of thi'
party must be brought to place o,
perfect equality patriotism ant
treason, Union soldiers and rebels
.ational and confederate debt.
Large as is our public debt now
it would be more than doubled by
the triumph Of Southern rebel
controlling the Democratic orgsni
zaiiop, a"d this organization hav-
ing a majority in the government.
Here are real Issues which mus
I've met in the appr oaching cam
paign They are not to be sc
aside or covered up by oft repeate,
and oft refuted charges OF whole
sale corruption or extravagance, o
the danger OF Capitalization o
power in needed legislation for tn
protection Of life and property il
all parts Of the country.
These exact issues are commen
ded to the attention Of conserva
tive Republicans and Union 0
War Democrats. % they loved t
style themselves, and the earnes
question pressed to an snswe
whether they can consistently &C
with these men, South or North
who are as ready now % ever L
root up and destroy our very M
tional existence.
In solemn earnestness We appes
to the liberty loving hosts who, Il
1861, rallied 10 the defence an
preservation Of the Union, TO cor
dially and earnestly unite and set
tie the great issues % absolutel,
and 80 unchsngeably that treaso
and rebellion may never more see
lodging in our nation.-(Cincin
natl Gazette.
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The details OF this imperial sys.

The details OF this imperial sys.
tenn We have heretofore exposed.
II is 90 ingcniously constructed
that while, as in Louis Nap0leon's
in France. there 10 the form Of .
popular election, the authority and
terms Of subsequent appointment
are such that the whole power re
sides in officers who are not elect
ed by the people, and whose terms
are more than double that Of the
appointing officer who, by the ero-
neous concentration Of patronage
in their hands, 10 necessarily their
puppet and tool.
Executive responsibility 10 thus
annihilated; and such 10 the total
disregard Of the ordinary sale
guards Of q free popular system IN
q party which has for more than .
generation despised equal rights.
and defended slavery as the found
alton of free institutions, that il
the Democratic leaders bad deci-
ded that the terms Of the appoint
cd-which are the real-Of1icers in
the system should be twenty years
instead OF FIVE, the decision would
have been ratified with the same
swiftness and with the same utter
Disregard Of the ordinary forms OF
legislation
In presence Of such facts party
heat is impertinent. The question
is Of the practicability sud peFma-
nence of American Institutions
Here is . party which las always
opposed equal liberty. which in
stinctively afliliates abroad with
the most absolute and reactionary
policy, which includes the Ku
Klux and every enemy Of the Uu-
ion and which now, in the State
of New York, strikes with the Erie
bill at the right Of property hold
ers to elect their agents, and by
its amended charter abolish popu.
lar government in the city. This
party is strong. rich, organized,
unscrupulous. 1t is the servan,
of the combined capital q
enormous corporations, and ita
corrupt methods are 50 notorioaa
that Of themselves they justly ex-
cite anxiety for the future Of tht
country. It is supported by igno.
rance, by class jealousy, by ba&red
Of race, by disaffection to the gov
ernment 10 this . party which car
safely obtain control of the nation
al administration
1t is . patriotic, not party qnes
tion. It appeals to every jutclli-
gent Democrat, and It appea3e es
pecially to those Republicans who
in presence Of such peril, ardent
ly engage in the quarrel Of thei
party in New York. 1t appeals a
less to the Republicans Of Obi
and Missouri who seek to raise th
party standard-an effort in whie'
We cordially sympathize-tbat the.
do it in . manner that will strength
en- our own party, and not the en-
emy. II appeals to the America
faith in the people aud in tree pop
ular institutions, that h shall de
feat those who despise and distrus
both, and who are leagued ise
with the foes Of intelligence an
liberty. Indeed, the only dout
of the issue in 1879 springs fror
indifference and blindness TO th
fact that the paramount questio
10 whether-whatever the faults {
Republican measures and men
the party that we have described
whatever it's professions may b'
can safely be intrusted with th
government.-Harper's Weekly.
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HENRY r. HELMBOLD'S
HioHLY coxcsxrnAfBD COMPOUND
!!sii sst',* ss's.s,;M

Will radically exterminatc from the system
Scrofula, Syphilis, Fever sores, Ulcers, Sore
Eyes, Sore Legs, Sors Mouth, Sore Head,
bronchitis. Skin Di-sases, Salt Rheum, AN
kers, Runnings from the Ear, White Swell
lioss, Gisnisiar SwslliaGs. Night Swsats,
Rash. letter, Humors Of all kinds, Chronic
Rheumatism, DyspsPsia. and all diseases
that have besa established in the system for
years.
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HooAand's German Bitters.

4 BIrfERs WITHOUT ALCOHOL cR SPIRITS OF
ANY KIND
Is different from oil others. II Is composed
of the pure juices or VITAL PRINcIPLE OF
R0ofs. HsRss and BARKs Tor ~ incidentally
termed, extracts tho worthless or inert por.
tions of the ingredients not being used.
Therefore, in one bottle Of this Bitters there
is contained - much medicinal virtue ~ will
be found in several gallons Of ordinary mix
lures. The Roots, &C., used in this Bitters
are grown in Germany, their vital principles
extracted in that country by . scientific
Che mist and forwarded to the mandatory in
this city, where they are compou unded and
ents, this Bitters is free from the objec tons
urged against al; others no desire for stim.
ulants can be induced from their use, they
cannot make drunkards, and cannot, under
any circumstances, have any bus bene ficial
effect.
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HENRY T, HELMBOLDs4
CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
A nIIYnEEIQ

Has cured every case Of Diabetes in which Il
has been given. Irritation Of the neck Of tie
bladder and Inflammation Of the kidneys, ui-
ceration Of the kidneys and bladder, retention
Of urine, diseases Of the PROSTATE CLAN l,
stone in the bladder, ca,calus, gravel. brick.
dust deposit. and mucous ~ milky disc cl'arge !,
Of both sexes, attended with the following
symptoms lndsposition to exertion, loss Il
power, loss OF memory, didlcalty of tresth-
ing. weak nerves. trembling. horror "f dis
ease. wakefulsess, dianess Of vision. pain in
the back, hot hands. flushing Of the bodv,
dryusss Of the skin, eruption Of the face. pal.
lii countenance, uaiversal iassitude Of the
muscular system, etc.
Used BY persons fron the sges OF eighteen.
to twenty five, an :t;'a tnrtv Ave tU fifty.
i've or in the decline or change OF life; after
confinement or labor pains; bed-wetting in
children.
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J. q. MCINTYRE, NJ. D.,
Office opposite Huntington HOus'
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
Special Attention Given to Surger
Residence No. IL South Franklin Street.
n13-ly.
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Read the following symptoms:
Constipation, Flatulenee, Inward Piles
Fullness OF Blood to the Head, acidity Of the
Stomach, Nausea, HEARTBURN, Disgust for
Food, Fulness or Weight in the Stomach,
the Pit Of the Stomach, Swimming of the
Head, Hurried or Difficult Breathing, Flutter
ing At the Heart, Choking or SufFoca ting Sen .
sa,ions when in Lying Posture. Dimness OF
Vi-ion, Dots or Webs before the Sight, Dull
Pain in the Head. Deficiency Of Perspiration
Yeliowness Of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in
the side, Back, Chest, Loins, &c., Sudden
Flushes oi Heat, Burning in the Flesh. Con
slant imaRinings of Evil, and Great Depres
sion OF Spirits. All these indicate Disease OF
the Liver, or Digestive Organs combined with
impure blood.
The use of the Bitters or Tonic will soon
cause the above symptoms to disappes, r.
the patient will become we'll and healthy.
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Ho IA e at h is
OFFICE-No. 8 North Franklin st.
RESIDENCE-No.3 363 East Main-si
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
OryIcE Houna-From 10 to II .. m, An
| iron, to 4. and 7 to 8 y. N. l4-l
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Attention Given to Surgery:
r. E. HAU0HToN. n. D
3 /Surgeon.L
SURGICAL OFFICE, No. 36,
South Fr0nklin-St.,
RICHMOND, IND.
4EOAice hours, from 10 3 . N; 13to
p m, and eto 9pm. Sept 34;;'7e. ne