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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-11
GNIDEIor 18Y2

CONTAINING seventy.two pages and Two
~ BEAUTIFUL CoLoRED PLATEe nicely Illus
trated, giving plain directions for the cultiva.
tion Of nenrly q THOUSAND VARIETIES of Flow.
ers and Vegetables. Full bound with your
name In gilt post paid, in November, SO cts,
Paper cover and one Colored plate. B cts.
CATALOGUE OF HARDY BULBS AND SEED for
fnl planting, now ready and sent free to all APP
plicants. Address,
NJ q. REYNOLDS,
35-3m Rochester, n. Y.
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AZ nW"hVV ~ ". OO
II is as natural to die us 70
be born; aud to Il little infant,
perhaps, the one is as painful
as the other. lie that dies in
an earnest pursuit, is like one
that is wounded in hot blood
who for the time scarce feels
the hurt and therefore a mind
fixed and bent upon somewhat
that is good, doth avert the
dolors Of death; bat, above ali,
bclicveit, the sweetest canticle
is, ".Nunc demittis, ? when a
man hath obtaine | worthy
Ieuds and expectatipnS.r- Ba,
ICON.
Love is The diamond amongst
the jewels Of the believers
bI'eastplate. The other graces
shine, like the precious stones
Of nature, with their peculiar
Iu,tre and various hues, Int the
diamond is white. Now, in
white, all the colors are united,
so in love is centred every 9th,
er Christian grace AMI virtue
love is the fulfilling Of the law
Making people happy Is
neither a small nor an import
ant business. AS ? regard
goodness as one of the richest
frnits of true Christianity, 50 |
regard the making Of people
round about us happy as one
of Che best manifestations Of
that Christian disposition which
we are commanded to wear rs
a garment. = Beecher.
a good conscience fears no
witness, but guilty conscience
Is soIicltons even in s>litude.-
If We do nothing bat what is
honest, let all.tbe world know
it ; but if otherwise, what does
it signify to have nobody else
know it, SO long as | know it
myself? Miserable is he that
sights that witness = Seneca.
The greatest wrong YOU eau
do to God is to doubt his love.
It right TO cherish great
self,distrust, to realize your
weakness aud halplessncss, but
do not stop here, ConRde as
much more in God rs you hope
less from yourself, Madame
Guyou.
When | think Of sin, | can.
not understand how a sinner
can be saved; but when ] think
Of God, and look into his heart,
| understand how readily he
can forgive ESpurgeon.
For one man who. sincerely
plties our misfortlues, there ere
a thousand Who sincerely hate
our success.
"All Democrats are not horse.
thieves, but all horse.thieves
are Democrats, - EDr, Dwight.
We were Of he opinion, un.
til we read the above, that
John Brown was a Repubii.
can.-[Urbana Union.
The defeated Democratic
candidate for Congress, in the
Third California District, sent
this dispatch to his competitor;
81 move to make it unanimous"
The wife of d. A. Dadd, of
Humboldt, Iowa, has presented
her lord with 10 children in
IA years; and they areall well,
and live at home with their
Dadd,
Dir. Holmes once said we
might order our ascension robes
when lawyears take what they
would give, and doctors give
what they would take"
Greedy. calls Butler "a double
distilled, double rectifed, Pu-
ritanical Massachusetts liar"
The heathen Chiuee is ma
king whisky in California by
| farn,antinr ol5 Wan o,,l ,,ll,.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-11
AppNINTMENT N0TICE.
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Aaron Stevens, Pm, Before AiG Elliott, j.
against }P,, ofHafnlsOn Tp., Vim
Harrison Smith. Df'tj ton COUNTY, Ohio,
ON the 22nd dny OF September A. d. 1871
~ said Justice issued an order df attachment
above case Is set for hearing on the 18th day of
November, A. ID. 1871, at o'clockP. NJ.
October 4, 1S7i-3w AARON STEVENS.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-11
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD
AT ONCE.

Wherever Poke Root grows, II has iCcA
reputation for curing Rheumatism, and Us o
Blood Purifier. With all this local reputation
and the praise of distinguished Physicians (Drs.
Coe, Lee, King, Wilson NJ. Hunt, GfitlitH, pland
and Others who have tested lts mediral powers.
il has been neglected by tho profession at large,
~ mnch through want OF proper apprecia!!
ton Of its merits, as O knowledge Of the
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Portsmouth Branch
SfBEE I,INE."
cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and
indianapolis Railway.

@ Aks4 ksssk sss ASs W.
On and after MONDAY May 2sth, 1871, Ex.
press Tralus will EEAvB COLUMBUS and
oRESrLINE and ARRlvEat points named be-
low MS follows.
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Advertising Rates.

So'rhespbcO occupied by lOhues Of this (NOnpareil
ttpe shall constitute square,
. e sqnur, ono week 81 90 One square, weeks so on
q sh a'Nliliuil nAerton Insertion, .,.....,.,. 30
All .adsertislng for shorter period than three
N n)htIR, charged At the above rates.
yt.s&aA iqsftisoments Isl 0J per sgnefe for hrst
fasstoa. Asd55 tcfss Per square for oac additional
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Dr. CROOIk'h
Compound
EY r U p
OF
POKE ROOT.

This preparation
Ia the best Alter
ntive md Tonic
known for BcrOf
uIa, N fu.
IouS TumOrs,
BcrOfu Gus
ID iscaaes Of
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CINCINNATI EXPIRES will run daily.
All other Trains daily, except Sunday.
CINCINNATI EX PRESS EAST makes no
top between Humden and Athens.
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TAXl lES on 1881.


tho NELSON Treasurer yoG County the Tax
n ch
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The Arc de Triomphe,

This famous arch, reported destroyed
by the shells Of Mont Valerien, was one
Of the most magnificent modern struc
lures of Paris. 1t stood at an elevated
poiat ut the west end of the Champs
Elysees, and dozen wide avenues radi.
ated from it. 1t was commenced by
Napoleon in 1906, as a monument com.
memorative Of the victories Of the Re.
public. 1t was finished under Louis
Philippe, and the whole cost was 3,05I :
ll5 francs. 1t was l52 feet high, 1877
broad aud 6S deep. The grand arch
from the keystone to the pavement was
80 feet high.
On the side towards Paris we're two
colossal groups Of sculpture in bold re.
lief, and corresponding ones on the
western side. These were called "The
Departure of 1870" by Cortot; "Resis.
lance to Invaders, by Etex; aud Peace, ="
by the same. In the tympaui above,
aud in panels on the north and west
sides, were also elaborate bas reliets,
aud the frieze was also adorned with
works BY some Of the best artists of
France. Much of the pleasure travel
from Paris to Bois de Boulogue passed
under this arch but there was an ex
tensive plaza around it, affording space
for vehicles in any number. If the
arch has really been destroyed, future
=. III
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r... - y, i,
o .Il On inc address OF the
" nv ucmocra',c congressman, the
view u'k He'dd says The coer.
csc o,i JUST passed oy Congress and
s'eneu ~ Tue rfesident' under the pre-
.eA. " nu h'uk disorders 10 the South,
- tue severess piow 10 iioerty ever
s',u'N ~ TINS country. IL places the
"no'e PoPu'a.,on Of vast section, inno'
oen' ana geh'y'a the mercy OF one
nan ana ms myrmidons. IL Is the
eose'.mes' u the SWORD. ihere Is no
necess"y ,or 'na'. Inc INDUSTRY, pros
perry ana general good conduct OF the
ocu'u snow tue impoiicl and injustice
u 'asn dangerous measure; Disor-
ue's .ne'e arc. no aouo', as there ire
quen''y are 10 other sections OF the
country, "u' ,asy nave been greatly ex.
asse'a.eu aau ~ 10 not JUSTIFY the subver-
s,ou " osi i9e''y Many OF these
1 u nave oeen dotnented by the
Aaa'cals themselves. ms hlgh-handed
auu aa'oc'a,lc poi'ey OIL the government
mus. " auue's.ooa ny ,ne conservative
PeoP'e ~ .ue Norsn. ihey Will soon
iea,n 'uas y nas peen aoopted Tor political
AL 4
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The Parktoa and Manchester Ral-
road. -The Manchester Gasette, Of
Friday last, says;
The friends of the Parkton and Man.
chester Railroad enterprise, were much
elated at the intelligence received as
coming from Dir. Dewberry, Vice Pres.
ident of the Northern Central Railroad,
that their Company would now assist
in completing the graduation Of the
Parkton and Manchester Railroad.
Some assistance from some source would
be very acceptable at this time, as money
is very hard to collect. Thus it is that
the Northern Central Company has
taken this enterprise under considera.
tion, and knowing at the same time that
the road when done would add much to
their interest. 1.-THE Northern Central
will lend suecoring hand in this mat
ter We may look for an early completion
Of the road, which would greatly enrich
a large portion of Baltimore and Car
roll counties. No part of Maryland is
more needy for a railroad than that
portion of the State through which this
road will run, and nothing but rail.
road can bring that part of the State up
to what it should be, and the people
interested in this road should leave
nothing undone that would aid to its
early completion.
Admitted.--0n motion of A. Sterl-
ing, Jr., Esq, Joseph Davis, Esq, of
Middclbarg, this county, was admitted
as au attorney in the United States
District Court for Maryland.
Judge Hayden has appointed Samuel
Wilson, Jr., Of Finksburg District,
Bailiff to the Sheriff
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Our PINs.-There are eight pin
factories in the United States, whose
annual production is 1000, 900 packs,
each pack containing 1880 pins, a total
off, 720, 900, 900 pins. One manufac.u.
rer's agent in Boston, says the Bulletin,
sells every six months from 700 to
1000 cases Of pins, each case containing
$4,000 pins. The factory he repre-
sents turns out eight tons of pins per
week. Hair pin. are jobbed by the
cask. There is but one factory that
produces them. They turn out fifty
tons per month. The machine that
cuts and bends the wire makes 800
hair pins per minute ready for japan.
ming. Yankee pins are salable in nearly
every city of the world, and the pro.
duction aud consumption increases each
year about ten per cent. A very large
per centage Of the hair pins 10 genera
use are imported. The tariff does not
protect this item Of American industry,
hence the public pay for them just
about oDe.third more than they are
worth. Yankee enterprise is now seek
ing to develop more rapid manufacture
and more desirable metal orsubstance,
and in thisway successfully compete with
foreign makes and cut down the cost.
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FOUNDING STATISTICS. meet
ing held recently in New York, to place
upon frmer basis the Infant Asylum
and Founding Hospital of that ely, il
was stated that out Of $4,000 births
every year in New York, $500 children
we're born out Of wedlock, and chat
5000 foundlings die annually from me-
glect. In 1863 out of 25, l67 deaths.
TAOS or n 4 10 per cent. were children
uuder twelve months, aud in 1870 the
mortality Of infants was 81 per cent of
the deaths. As an argument in favor
Of the necessity Of the mothers care to
raise children, it was stated that at an
Asylum in Montreal where artificial
means Of sustenance were employed
out Of 4059 fouudlings, 1867, or 90 per
cent. died At Randall's Island, New
York, when artificial means were used
only ten foundlings out of one hundred
lived; where nurses were provided, 27l
per cent. were raised, aud full 20 per
cent. were saved where mothers nursed
the infaats.
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Building Association NotIce.

A LII the Officers, Directors and Stock.
IN holders Except females and minors,)
Of the Patapsco Building Association of the
city OF Westminster, are required to attend
the annual meeting of the Association, u nder
the penalty Of twenty Eve cents, to be held
at Central Hall, over j. H. Bowers Store,
in Westminster, on Tuesday epcning, tAs
Oh day Of jane merit, at s o'clock, p. NJ,
when the Treasurer and Secretary's Reports
will be read, giving detailed statement Of
the Affairs OF the Association, and an cleo.
ton will be held for President, Vice Pres.
ident, Treasurer, Secretary and seven Di-
rectors TO serve for the ensuing year.
A. ID. SCHAEFFER,
may 1l.3t Secretary Of the p. B. A.
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CALLING ron TRoops.-The Rich
moud Bhig says:
In the States south Of US there is a
composition among the States for the
United States troops. The Raleigh
.Sentinef is greedy, and wants the whole
thirty thousand to be quartered in
North Carolina The Sentinel promises
healthy, pleasant camping grounds
about Raleigh, aud let them stay twelve
mouths and have vote, (says the Sen
finei, "and we will undertake TO vote
every man Of them on the Democratic
side" This is high bid But Geor-
gia wants some; so does Florida aud
Alabama and Louisiana; but there is
South Carolina, which needs twice as
many as the whole enlisted army. The
people there appear only anxious to turn
over the government absolutely to the
United States troops. Its the only es-
cape from the insuHerable tyranny and
oppression Of negro aud carpet bag rule.
What cemmetary or Republican Gov
eminent r
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ln'regard 70 the late decision Of the
Supreme Court, reversing its former
decision on the constitatioaality Of the
legal tender act. the New York Tribune
pithily observes
The Supreme Court Yesterday an.
nouuced decisions in the legal tender
act aud other cases Of less public i'm
portancc. The formal announcement
Of the back action Of the court on the
question Of the constitutionality of the
legal tender act, as applied to contracts
made before the war. does not differ
from that which We have already pub,
hshed. II Is a decision ii the interest of
nc great railroad companies, and 10 has
been REACHED through he instran.sntaiity
IF Meit former paid advocates and
stockholders moo on the bench. The
hrst conclusion Of the court has been
hastily reversed, but il will not be as
easy to restore the pubic respect and
reverence for The tribunal ,ohick this de.
r;,s,on I,s s-;s.y
lhis reversal is generally regarded
as a base compliance with executive
wishes bv crea,nres If ,bs p,..;aaa,
n,..ad III. .xl
) ~ '"e o."'a y carry out ms
views ne PAID advocates alluded
TO BY the Tribune are Justices Bradley
and Strong. The Tribune is pot alone
ammo R.nubl;..n ;on..,. !. -;
~. rs
lug '0'oW'os Is IRON
iens article IN tho New York Evening
Post:
sAa.. ~
had hsse asa;d.s i h' Question a. issue
decision sccen,sd y = ~. .hs oo ...': ano me
the eoyernmen, ;,sslf 49,. ' II
;ssue aSasd - ~ ps''y y ne
court ;ndrss s,...ds s" y 'ne
exnre.ssd sr;n;"as Ano'a = nave
ion n n.mbsr .ne,s;a" 800. ~ sAs uee:s'
Under these s;-snn sss = reverse ~ !.
dscis;o, y ns.sss..;i,s s ,"e w"
voice not Of ,bs lao has e ~ = .ne
istratioo' Tbs nsw n";o - ~. a...s scn,a
by 4 Is no. M, M dss s'.o,''neu
ofHenhnrn .srs;.s, cs;s sys y 'ne 0ase
bu. that, when ! dec;s;o @0 !. vas . s'OI y
tbe Com, wh;sh LINES ~ naas ~
,he oenar,l 9o,a.amsa, ny Po"e.s u
.,,;,n,;a ~ 1"19' 'ne vou-
s.;,'., oa '",' government may recon
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u Is reported in Washington that
the stone for the new State Department
building will come from quarry, the
stock (which to the amount ofs25, 900,
has been presented to General Grant.
" Well what ofiti" us Jenny Fletcher
would say We cannot see Why q man
who has taken all kinds Of gifts from
house toa bat should refuse % take stock
~ stone quarry, provided il pays.
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The Estate Of John Zoack, deceased
>H1S is to give notice, that the subscri
l. bers have obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county. Maryland, letters
OF administration on the personal estate Of
JOHN z0UCK,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All per.
sons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated
to ;he subscribers, on OF before the 18th day
OF December next; they may otherwise BY
law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. Given under our hands this 9Th
day of May, A. d. 1871.
RICHARD Z0UCK,
HENRY STORM,
may III 4s Administrators.
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NO. lib EQUITY.

NO. 1lI3 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Isaiah Ham VS.. Jacob Sentz ct. ais.
ORDERED this 9Th day of May, in the
" year 1871, that the Audit filed in this
cause, be finally ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the I'd day Of June
next; provided copy Of this order be in
serted for two successive weeks in some
newspaper published in Carroll county,
Maryland, before the last named day.
JN0. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
may II q JSo. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
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NO. EQUITY.

NO. 1882 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Sophia G. Reed, Assignee, &C., VS.. Stephen
r. Gore and wife.
ORDERED this 9th day of May, A. D.
" 1871, that the Audit fled in this cause
be finally ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown ON
or before the I'd day of June next; provided
copy Of this order be published for two
successive weeks before the last named day
in some newspaper published in Carroll
county.
mo. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
may IL p Jso. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

VvHE undersigned, by virtue Of Deed
l.. Allison and Mary S. his wife, for the
Sale, on the premises, in Bruceville, Car.
roll county, Nd, on
Saturday, the 3D. day Of June, 1871,
at o'clock, T. NJ, n lot Of land containing
II Acres, improved with two story Brick
House and Kitchen, Stable,
Blacksmith and Wheelwright AlA-A
Shop, ard other necessary nH}n4
outbuildings; there is well k3;5iaE
Of water near the house; also large variety
o. choice Fruit Trees, which will soon be
in bearing condition.
This property is situated within one.
fourth Of mile Of York Road Station,
Western Maryland Railroad, is convenient
to Churches, Schools, Mills, &c, aud is an
excellent opening for any one who desires
to engage in the Blacksnithing and Wheel.
wrighting Business.
Terms of Sdle.-S200 TO be paid in cash
on the day Of sale, one-third of the remain.
der on the 3lst day Of March, 1872, and
the balance in two equal annual instalments
from the 3lst day of March, 1872 the
credit payments to be secured by note with
approved security. bearing interest from
the day of sale. After the payment of all
the purchase money good and sufficient
deed will be given, clear Of all leins on the
property.
When possession will be given will be
made known on the day Of sale.
Also at the same time and place will be
sold u Sulky.
FREDERICK NEARING,
Trustee.
GEO. A. FLIcKrSoER, Auctioneer.
MAJ II Is
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Adolph Moak, of Dubuque, just dead
was wealthy and eccentric. He drove
a span Of grays that cost g., 500 10 gold
aud under the seat Of the carriage was
an ice chest in which he carried wines
and provisions, SO that he could dine
whenever he chose.
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TRUSTEES SALE
DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM,

DY virtue of a decree oftbe Circuit Court
ID for Carroll county sitting rs Court
OF Equity, passed in the case of Michael
NJ. Armacost against Jacob X. Frank. |
will sell ut Public Sale, TO the highest bid.
der, on the premises, on
Saturday, the 3D. day of June, 1871,
at ! o'clock, =. NJ, all tina, lot or parcel Of
land, situate in Hampstead District, Carroll
county. Maryland, containing
40 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less. The Improvements thereon
consist Of comfortable two story Log
DWELLING HOUSE,
Stable, &C.; there is also m AAGCN
Orchard Of choice fruit on
the premises, water conve. 49, d
nient to the buildings; due proportion Is
Wood and Meadow Land.
This property is about II miles from
Grove Run Mills, and adjoining the land Of
George Hare, George Alban and others.
Terms Of Saie.-0ne.third cash on the
day of sale or on the ratification thereof,
one-third in IL months and the other one.
third in Is months from the day Of sale, the
credit payments TO be secured by the notes
Of the purchaser with approved security,
bearing interest from the day Of sale.
CHAS. 7 REIFSNIDER,
may II 70 Trustee.
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QUARTERLY MEETING of the Meth.
OG odist Episcopal Church, Sunday the
14th instant. Sermon at 10 A. NJ, by the
Pastor, al u 2. NJ, BY the Presiding Elder,
Rev. L. =. Morgan, d. d. All are cor.
daily invited. may lila
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Estate Of William Reaver, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri,
IN beers have obtained from the Orphans,s
Court Of Carroll county, letters Testamen,
tary on the Personal Estate Of
WILLIAM REAVER,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said Estate are
hereby warned to exhibit the same within.
six months from this date, otherwise they,
may be excluded from ali benefit Of said;
Estate. Those indebted are requested to.
make Immediate payment.
LYDIA A. REAvER,.
JAMES REAvER,
may 4-As Administrators.
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There are 1900 Irishmen 10 Boston,
and l20,53a in the State of Massaohu
sets.
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me joint High Comnission Moo.
~ signed tile treaty Tor fbe arbitration
sxistiey claims bdtReen III United
and 9fsat Bsissia-
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MILLINERY GOODS,

MILLINERY GOODS,
consisting Of Bonnets, Hats, French and
American Flowers, Ribbons, American,
English, French and Gros Grain, Silks,
Satins. Grapes, and everything kept in a
first class establishment. Our selections
are always carefully made from the very
best and most fashionable houses. Orders
from distance will be promptly attend ed to-
We have also engaged the services Of a
Fashionable and competent Dressmaker from
Baltimore, and will be glad " receive
orders.
Patterns of all kinds furnished at moder.
ate rates.
A full supply Of Notions and Toys, always
on hand
MRS. A. E. ARMSTRONG.
may II
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A single fishing firm on the Potomac
caught last week 100000 herring and
80, 900 shad.
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NOTICE.

THE Directors of the Mutual Fire Insu-.
i rance Company Of Carroll County. will
meet at their Office, in Westminster, on
Moxnay, the 18th of MAY, 1871, at 10,
O'Clock, A. NJ.
A. SHRIvER, President.
r. MANNING, Secretary.
NAV d
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A mother in Michigon recently had
i've daughters at birth.
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Business Locals.

Notices under his head TEN CENTS
per line for each Insertion.
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MILLINERY.

OUR friends and custom
" ers will accept our thanks
for the very liberal patronage
bestowed on US, for the past
two yeass, and we hope by
strict attention to business to
merit q continuance Of their
favor. We have just received
and are receiving almost daily
ply of
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Nc gains are reported ID IN
y - q the recent municipal
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FOR SALE.

A light twoseated Carriage in ex-
cellent order, with tongue and shafts.
Call at this office. may A 2t*