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Few readers can be aware, until they
have had OCCASION to test the fact, how
much labor and research ,is often saved
BY such : table as the following, the work
Of one now in his grave = Ex u s.g. M
1808-virginia settled BY the English,
l614-Nsw York settled BY tho Dutch.
1657-Deleware settled BY the Swodes
is2o-M.ss.chusetts settled hy the
lel4-Nev Jersey settled By the
Dutch. .|,.y l...,4,o.. .I.c-
is35-Maryland settled BY tho Irish
Catholics. -. I'D. ,.,I.I .t I.is e.,
l66s-Conneoticut settled By The
Puritans. f.r, t....ay r,,
17SO-Rhode Island settled by Roger
Williams. ..I-J i.,,b,.fs I'D 81,
le50-North Carolina settled By the
1870 South ,Carolin. settled by the
Huguenots. '. - -, ,,..,..l.r.l n.a,,
1852 Pennsylvania settled BY William
Penn. .'.'...'.-.. u.
1732-Gcorgia settled by General
Oglethorpe. .. ...r.,.I.....Y ,..-
17sl-yermont admitted into the
Union. ..t...r.
| -Tennesse admitted ipto the
Union. .'...I
1902-Ohio admitted into the Union.
| 1811-Louisiana admitted into the
Union.
lsl6-Indiaua admitted into the
Union. ''t
1S18-Illinois admitted into the Union
1819-Alabama admitted into tho
Union.
lS2O-Maine admitted into the Union
1S2l-Missouri admitted into ths
Union. 'r'+ t-
1S30-Michigan admitted into the
Union. '..'..
1836-Arkansas admitted into tn,
Union. .. '.. '.. .7'.'
1S45-Florida admitted into th'
Union. '' rt.''
1S47-Iowa admitted into the Union
1S4S- Wisconsin admitted into The
Union.
1849 9-California admitted into tn
Union. '' '. -.I 'll :.
1861 Oregon admitted into tn
Union. ''
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How the Isjs. Caught the v-Fa.hioned
tb1'N 81 ' Hunalo. ''fp'"N t'

NOW vuo IHU0o CaoBm NJ tuo NpWer aSnhVneN
fb'eN '' EuAalo. ''tp''-
rhsrs aint nuch fun 10 IN rnjun, y ''1,N =
'rfthers u it's dsspish down, ''p' " M
And don't crop out Il osSonmon tinss, " a,
Al II does Ia mail, or CLOVIS, w.
Or DutcAman, or Yankee, 800
Or any o them 'ers chaps,
That always srs gay q the stsvsst Of tinss,.
lAaA nsvst give hssd 10 mishsps. n ssf *
No, sir them rod. skinned pirates ..'.. 81
Nsas blood and . good deal more
Ard whs. yos ars least expecting the sans Y
They ass jist outside Of your door, |
With torch and knife and an arrow,
And wheop Of dsmoniae mirth;
And away they ride By the siArins light
OF yeur asresly blssins hssrthi 'a
hain't much love for an Ipjun, rs.
And when there's joke worth while rtao
Played Of on the sneskin vsrmint IA Z
I can't keep back smile, 7 .t.g &,
No more than I can a bullet, ,,s.. 1. t..i sac
When SEQ them prowiin' about ..i ..,i,t
With : treacherous look, Ike hungry wolf,
That's watchin' along the route. ....
Twas dowa in the "Chsstnut guleh," '-
ia bsen huntin' for 'buv Q week;
And Of all the luck ever had g. U..
That was about the poorest streak.
was fselu' blue and tired
AsI lay thar on the ground,
But mighty quick, you bet, was reused lr
By q most uncommon sound.
Its cause soon diskivered,
For the great Pacific limo
Run close along, and thar was the oars
I tell you, the sight was fno! . -.
On lookin' down ut tho track,
| An Injun, with stout lasso
Fastened around his waist I saw,
| Was watchiu' the iugine too. t.
I jist laid low for music,
Fur knew there'd be o tune,
With tho injinc's shrek, and tho Injun's whoop
| Like q thunder storm in June.
On, on like the wind 1t came
Firm stood that cussed "Redi"
And when it got within easy range,
| His lasso caught its head
"SoldI sold I" cried I, while the Injun .
And the cars went out of sight;
But never shall till my dying day
Forget his look Of fright.
haint much love for an Injun,
But almost pitied him 90
Fur boin' jerked to the spirit land
By buffalo SO grim.
| t...-.. -Harper's Magazine.
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A Very Singular Plant.

Have plants instinct, Intelligence, soul!
Une is inclined to entertain the startling
proposition when considering the curious
manifestations Of choice, of purpose, Of
feeling, exhibited in their habits an1 CO.
pacity for voluntary motion by some OF
the more highly organized species Of the
vegetable kingdom. .l....
There grows iu the boggy lands on the
Southern lako shore, not far from our
city, q little obscure plant, which none
but the botanist would ever note, but
which possesses most peculiar aud sur
prising characteristics. It consists Of
tuft Of diminutive, orbicular leaves, from
the ,centes of. which. shoots up 10 mid
summer q slender stem Of iaconspicaous
flowers But the leaves are tho distin-
guished festuEe Of the, plant. They are
covered with shining, scarlet hairs, which
secrOte st their tips drops Of clear Wis.
cid Auid, resembling dew. These increase
in size aud aumber with the fervor of the
sun. while real dew 10 speedily dried mp
BY the heat of his rays. It is from this
eircuustance that the plant derives its
name Of sua dew. ~
But the design OF this novel secretion
ia not more curious than the fact Of its
elaboration. It attracts BY its sweetness
tiny insects, guats, 6ies aud midge, which
no soosss touch aud taste the fatal liquid
than they arc lost, its adhesive qualities
serving to hold them fast Then the
deIicaia hairs move slowly upon their
victim, and fx their littlc faugs into the
body, and suck The juices until IL 10 dry.
ThiS pseouplishsdJ they leisuFely relax
their grasp, return to their natural posi-.
ton, and await the eutauglement Of fresh
prey. Incredible o. this statsusot seems
ito tsuth has been often proved by the
testimony of'trsst worthy observers.
Moreover, il has been found impossi-
bic to pressrvs these plants by maintain,
ing them 10 their natural soil, supplied
With abundant moisture, but deprived Of
the hnourishuent obtained from animal
food, Shot up in s. conservatory, From
which Aiss arc excluded, they invariably
die. But apply particles, of raw meat Il
theS sutfass .ofaths leaves, and the hairs
will closs about them, drain them oi
their Auids, and leave them, in the end
vhite, exhausted atoms. Touch thest
sendtiys, aoutient hairs With the point d
straw or bit Of paper and they rsnais
mosiouisss, imPsssivs, % If entirely coh
sciouss that, ,neitherss contains material
adapted to their spses. 81 Whence comel
this wonderful faculty Of Dissatisfaction
and hsv shall we Designate III aft
The ~ nonlar hshif NJ M niur ~ insaois
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Jshss G. Brsekipridgs, being recently
|slsotsd' 8 delegate 70 the Kentucky l)em-
ooratio -Stats Convention, declined 70
serss. and, seys ha IL s.ip unwilling 70
70 Sntee the arena Of political strife.
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Curing Cancer with Red Glover
m9d 'Hi 20 Leaves. 3 .'3-'''''

The Newcastle. Courier prinssr the fol-
lowipg.as % ob iou ilip n 1issinr
| Some remark able cures effected BY the
use Of D decoctiou Of common red clover
drank % tcs and used as . wash have
lassiy called the public attention to the
tmedieai properties d OF this plant The
|,hSvevss, oasses b. said 20 be- q now rem,
|edy ;ut has, .bssa ,snpl ) ed tot rsoms
| , ears past, and there are appafsntly we'll
attsstod cases Of ito efimey even Aftes thu
disease had become painful, asd Ill hopes
wers givenap.t Tho following report Of
ono Of Tho cases has ,besn written for 10
BY . correspondent: Rss 10 idaiI sdi n
/ aNrlJoel Rood, .soa. IL lsv 'sf Mr. Tru'
[msn Weodford, has y cousinIrssiding d q
Gssst Barring gtop, 4 Nsss, the,iwite of ID
hotsl keeper, Rho bad icaacsprip the
ibisasts wkich bs6auie VI ssrieus that tht
whole gland was iro0ovsde by ahsurssou
aud tho wound healed, About d year
altar the caucerous hunor broke oul
sgais and Was beginning to b serious
Mr. Rood, sesing the good effect sdfblhs
clover tea apd wash on, his father-iu, Law,
Mr.. Truman Woodfopdl hroteto his cousin
Informing her Of the fsos, and urging her
ltotryn ths Esmedy-l Shs adopted il al ohas,
and in 1. .fhw, mon thl WAS entirely healed,
and At the time Of receiving this .inforr
|lmAtipp, which wssis yeas or more After
wHds. no rssPpsaran0s Of the humofIhad
|ooeurrsd.iic 5di mid % biss has lis ~
l. Ths -folloviro n ann.,. n in tha tam evi
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MrcRoscoptc woNDEhs. -Lewenboeok
tolls us Of an insect seep With the miero:,
scope, Of which svsnss.seVen million
would only equal o. mite: d Insects Of
various kinds may bs seen in tho eavp
ties q ! grain ?, q, sahdd.T Mouldi, afoFsasgt'
Of beautiful tresbasith the branches,
leaves and ffuit. 4 Butssraiss are fully
foathered.'o Hairs are hollow tubes Tbe
surface Of our bodies 10 covered with
scales I'VE I sh, ,is 4. single gt.iq 81, spand y
would coyer, oaS hundfed, and atty ol
these scales, And Yet 2 scale covers 6ys
hundred pofss: Through, ,tBBsss ,p.ltox
Openings, the isEsAt f9Lceslr hsslf, like
water through sieve. The mites make
dys hupdred steps ! second m Each drop
Of, stagnant water contains < world oi
suipsted beings, swimming with ss much
liberty a. whales ia ths sea. i Each lesi
h:sI colony y insects gf.sing on,s y
like covs pp peadoM boo, mad, ~
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The Fat contributor insists tthat' q
Datohnan over the ssusl gave hiU the
following lucid and sasisfaesory' explans-
ton Of Whist buck ,hesri WIS Said he .
"Pusk Ipsss den VI you ssebish vose iss
prsvsts9 hakss all der silsJ e6Say tay,
'vosse yesti TO dtsatidsr customers vol
pay sIem. 50 It bessl ltwioo - strong ash
pesr yetsih't half,se stsSsg'as puck poor
ish gdos't' 80 oaudssstapd2 glUAt deremss
vot puck peer, tshuk on aiu't ita,f %
tssAkI ON some uddsr peer, ash paSk pses
ksask der sober osA1 Of chimi toos coon
.Rsok'g pest, sSheptlemsu,5 ,5b isk
puck Psersanl dAtish woEs,yotI don't
gag gag oeal Hsn Yoo.nnlninsi iasaxa .hinna alnf
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/ How the lawyers of IadianA ought. 70
bless Rev. Sawysrof Massachusetts, Dar'
ing his long ministry he has joined 10
marriage owes Eourteea hurdrcd couples.
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! Two good aatured Irish men, on . GER
tain secession; oscspiea thsdssn' bsdo In
the morning one of thom ipquiysdof the
other:
sDeppis. ,didlyeu hear the thunder last
night 2lijd ssiUi sAl doidw gipb sisoii
.sNosPsts did it rally, thuadsrsu see,
Eyes, itG thssasrsa las it, hissal and
sirth would posse togetbsr."o5q fBo TAI
+ a.Whytip the .diyill thiA didast - wake
msot for w lkpovl I cant slspe vlin 1t
thNndsys.. aiol, 81 .'iusni v-jE1aloiai
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Amloug; recent = 81 Iossvalties 10 the ne

: ,Among recent casyaltiss ~ The psNS-,
paper would We notice the follovipg.--.
The Engineer, Of New York, hss run Of
she, track The Cricket on \ the Hearth,
New York, has ceased to ohirp; Maple
Leaves have become ,"ssrs snd yellow, /"
and blown swsyi the Amsrioan Msr.
chsuty has failed, and the Clarion, Of
koatucky, b 1nts.V eeiFFs Oh %
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TERMS 81 Adv sR ris,st.. |,

Ono sqsassQo nnss) VI less, ~ ssfttia..$i ~
Each additlehsi Insertion, ".""..srs sUr...s 10
Administrstors, Notices..r... .".-.y,.r..s.." 4 90
Final sottlsmoht Notices. ....... ....... 4 90
stray Notices tsihs,sAlay). ).......l..a..!..."4 %
Essh aaditiosal STRAY In same no,lce...J....i %
~ 4 f.issrsl Deduction wiz 10 nsss ~
yearly advertisers. y, t..eass "A, - ,as,im
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Itwss really uhtiad ii a'Mr, Ache, Of
Council Bluffs, TO give his oldest daugh.
tor the name Of Belle
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A nice little hammer for cracking
shAg .barks has recently boen pnt in
operstiou 10 the Bssscmer Steel Works,
|in Harrisburg, Pa. II weighs IS, 900
pounds 10 "a ii lisl eds bes94{as Il
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The desk 81 81 Which Beojaamr.p jarap Fraak.ilin
learned to write was sold by auction at
Newport, recsot|y,, fSrs tea cents. II
ought to have been x6fth more than
| that for kindling wood. 70 2l9f -s7
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Convicted by the Tongue.

Chicago tells story which shows that
tobacco occasionally plays those who use
it some treacherous tricks. A "ohaw" has
sent man to the penitentlary. 1t seems
that registered letter that had been for.
warded to Chicago, from one Of the
country post. Offices, was tampered with at
some point on the route. Upon arriving
at the place Of destination, five one hun
dred bills, which ought to have been in
the envelope, were not to be found.
The matter was put into the hands Of o
skillful detective for investigation. Upon
soaking the envelope he discovered where
it had been opened and resealed. He
then examined the mucilage with mi.
croscope, and saw that small particles Of
Of plug tobacco adhered to the paper.
At once the officer resolved to track
through the various Offices, and see who
Of the government employees, that had
handled letters, ehewed plug. For some
time the case looked like hopeless one
Tho post. Office clerks in the rural dis
tricts nearly all ohewed tho 6ne cut.
Finally the very Office in which the letter
was mailed, tho post master offered the
social somo plug, in response TO q request
for chew, and, as if the unfortunate
Official was bent upon his own rccrimi.
nation, he remarked that "he had never
ohewed anything else but plug" Upon
this statement the detective ran the risl
and arrested the surprised couptryman
not for chewing plug tobacco, hut fol
robbing the United States mail, Upon
searching the Office the missing bilit
we're found we'll folded up iu an old
fashioned dagserrsotyps sass. u The die
honest postmaster is filing au engagement
.s,.hs illinois Penitensiary, ,aoi1, obi
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H. isssstimatsdpsthal the 'sissss three
churches 10 Losisvilleas esd Fieinily apst
over tyq d~illiQnes Of .dallars, aplk they
will accommodate seventy thousand ,peo.
pie. The regular attendance i sbout
half thst nutnbSry ssnimiig1F sat aSo =
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Jobnnys Hss tsllipG }ia Ns bqws hos swasq
BsS nss. sas;' ifs e. ssgs ,.sss JsSssy'
sht DO YOU expect 10 10 'tor asiivHgs p
when you qgstatd be . .mauP" nd''Nxeli, II
reckon IN getIs,arrisd andpbosrd with +
my, wifs's pa. s.ef,immoo isae. has ssei
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Affairs in Frederick County.


PAINFUL AccIDENT-0n Tuesday
morning, tic 18th instant, about one
mile southeast Of Mcchanicstown, as
Mr.. William Firor, sou of Benjamin.
was engaged threshing wheat az Mr.
Jeremiah Flnhr's farm, the strap sud
denly flew of the fly wheel, when ihc
horses started to run. Mr.. Firor then
picked up stick of wood near by, and
placed it under Il e wheel to stop it,
when the wheel bursted, aud segment
flew up and struck him on the chin and
jaw bone, which fractured the lower
jaw aud check bone in several places.
lie bled proiusely from the mouth, ears
aud nose, and Jay for some time in an
lnsensible condition. Drs. George NJ.
Zimmerman and William White were
Immediately sent for, and dressed the
wound He lost,several of his teeth,
aud his ey1s were much swollen. The
patient is now as well as could be OK.
pectea under the circumstances - ca.
toetn Clarion
The case Of Mrs. Ann Stalcy VS.. John
Fauble, Of this city, for seduction and
breach of marriage promise, damages
laid at $4,000, was tried in the Circuit
Court of Frederick county, and ended
on last Monday evening by the jury
rendering a verdict in favor of the plain
tiff for $500 This Gaze excited con.
siderable interest in this community,
from the fact that Mr.. Fauble is about
10 years of age, and was for many years
prominent member of one of our chur.
ches in this city, and always had the
character of being an honest man aud
good citizen Union.
Mr.. John Cusick, an Irishman by
birth, bank boss on the Western
Maryland Railroad, was injured on the
10th utimo, and his left leg mud thigh
bone broken, aud his right wrist was
also dislocated DIR. Horatio n. Shultz,
Of this place, was called in aud dressed
the wounds and set the leg and wrist
Clarion.
We understand that there is a large
fortune Of one or two millions of dollars
in Europe for the Zimmerman family
which has to be proved up during the
present year, or it will revert to the
British crown. Many of the heirs are
supposed to reside in the United States
Francis BrengIe, Esq, has been APP.
pointed States Attorney for this roun.
~, to ill the vacancy created by the
resignation of Hon. John Richie.
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GOOD HEALTH

Is aboon that comparatively few can boast
Of Those who have enjoyed unnterrupted
health for series of years imagine themselves
TO be proof against disease, and are careless
with their diet aud their dress. Indeed, too
many Of them are sowing the seeds Of consump-
ton. At first the slight but constant cough
attracts no attention, but IL Is only when the
disease increases In violence that II begins to
excite suspicion. The malady should at once
be checked, and for this purpose no remedies
eYnali = Dr. STayne's Compound Syrup Of
Witd Cherry and SarsepaYiHa aud Tar Pills. y
They cleanse the stomach, relax the liver and
put II to works thea the appetite becomes
good; the food digests aud makes good blood;
the patient begins TO grow In flesh the dis
eased matter ripens in the lungs, and the pa
tient outgrows the disease and gets well. This
Is the only way to cure consumption.
To these medicines Dr.. Swayne of Phila-
delphia, owes his unrivaled success in the
treatment OF pulmonary consumption. The
Wild Cherry Syrup" ripens the morbid mat
ter in the lungs, nature throws II of by an
easy expectoration, for when the phlegn or
matter Is ripe slight cough will throwit oil,
and the patient has rest and the lungs begin to
heal. To do this, the "Tar Pills must be used
TO cleanse the stomach and liver, so that the
Wild Cherry Syrup" and the food will make
good blood. "Swayne's Tar Pills" act upon
the liver, removing all obstractions, relax the
duets OF the gal-bladder, the bile starts freely
show what the Pillsean do; nothing has ever
been invented except calomel a deadly poison
which Is very dangerous to use unless with
great care,) that viii unlock the gall-bladder,
and start the secretion Of the liver like
Swayne's Pills"
In almost every square OF Philadelphia there
are persons who have been cured Of consump-
ton, in its several stages, by the use OF abr
Swayne's Medicine" Many persons have been
restored to health after being confined TO
their beds, reduced to mere skeletons, and
troubled with cough, night sweats, hectic .fe-
YER, and all other indications Of an advanced
stage Of disease. 1t Is true that in all cases
where cures are effected the patient must have
sumo lungs remaining, bat thousands Of
VICTIMS OF CONSUMPTION
have descended to their graves who m light have
been cured If they had used "Swayne's Cam
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry" in time.
Price Of Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry"
81 per bottle, six bottles for 50. Price OF "Sar-
sapariila and Tar Pills" rs cts. per box. five
boxes for 81.
Prepared only by DR.. Swayne 4 Son, Phila-
phia. and sold BY Druggists and Storckeepers
everywhere.
WILLIAM REESE, East End,
:. Agent for Westminster, for all DR.. Swayne's
Medicines, feb Gay.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
March IJ.1gT1

Beef Cattle. The offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted to 775 head.
The prices ranged as follows: Old Cows and
Scalawags, at 8 0oaSl 90; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 1 O0aS4 80; fair anal.
ity Beeves 4 5oaSj %; and the very best
Beeves Mt 6 25aSS 90 per 100 lbs. the aver,
age price being about IS 81 gross.
Shecp.-Fair to good wool Sheep at IA
! cts. per pound gross.
Hogs. Prices ranged as follows: Gair 10
good fat Hogs lO0OaSlo so per 100 lbs
net.
Leathr.--City Slaughter So to 40 cents:
Rough Skirting 81 to 81 cents; Spanish sole
81 TO 80 centsi Country Slaughtered 90 TO
3S cents.
Uoot.-Common unwashed, free ofbnrrs,
30a3S cents do bury, 2ja2O cents; fine
unwashed, 25a29 cents; do, free Of bnrrs,
25a2l cents tub washed, 45als cents; pulled
33a39 cents.
Hides, City Steer 1t I2l cts Cow loI
ceuts.
6 %. N'"H'
Feathers. Mt IS to so cents for
common to prime live geese per pound.
Hay and Strdp. clay ISas2O per ton.
Rye Straw l9aS20 per ton.
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MAR RED.

Marriages or Deaths inserted free. II hey
exceed fro Gnes they ioW Be charged for al he
rate Five CENTS per line.
In Baltimore; On the goth Of December, 1870.
at Monnment Street NJ. 4. Church, BY Rev. J
e Amos, assisted by s. v. Blake, J. W. Bran
denbnrg and Mas Nary G. Prugb, all of Free
dom District
In Manchester.at the residence o f the brides
father, on the 7th instant, by Rer. Mr.. Cowhic,
Mr.. Francis Decker, OF Baltimore, and Miss
Ray Shower.
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Hoods Bulletin.

SlLkS, Black, Brown and Colored, at
~ Hoods, Main Street.
Alpaca, Black and Spring Shades, Mt
Hoods, Main Street.
PopliDs, Plain, Plaid and Striped. at
Hoods, Main Street.
Mourning Dress Goods, in great variety. at
Hoods, Main Street.
Nainsooks, Plain, Plaid and Checked, ut
Hoods, Main Street.
India Twill md Brilliants, at
Hoods, Main Street.
White piques, all prices, at
Hoods, Main Street.
Kid Gloves, Gents and Ladies', at
Hoods, Main Street,
Collars and Cuts, latest New York STYLES, a,
Hoods, Main Street.
Cloth and Cashmere, all grades, at
Hoods, Main Street.
Gents, Ladies and Childrens Shoes, at
Hoods, Main Street.
Carpets, brussels, Ply, Ingram and Rag,
at Hoods, Main Street.
Floor and Table Oil Cloth, at
Hoods, Main Street.
Mating, a., 81 and ca, White & Checked,
at Hoods, Main Street
Groceries and D omestics, at Baltimore prices,
mar 8 Hoods, Main Street.
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lnIEIp.

At Walnut Grove, patapsco Neck, Baltimore
county, on the sth inst, Harry Jones, brother
OF the late Philip Jones, of this city, aged ~
years, 1 months and days.
Departed this life, February 9th, 1871, after
long and painful illness which she bore with
christian fortitude, Mary A. Brown, daughter
OF jesse and Louisa Brown, aged "a years, 6
months and IL days.
Manchester Gazette please copy.
In the city Of Lancaster, Pa, Miss Henrietta,
daughter Of the Rev. J. II. Hotfmeier, deed.
and sister OF the Rev. l. w. Hoifmeier, OF
Manchester, aged 90 years.
Near this city, on the 18th instant, Mrs.
Eliza, wife of John Blizzard, aged ~ years.
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NOTICE.

A n Election will be held at the House
"A ofDayid Bachman, Bachnan's Mills. J
on Saturday, the 18th day Of March, 1871,
between the hours of one and four o'clock,
p NJ. by the members Of the Farmers Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Company Of Dug Hill,
Carroll county, for the purpose Of eleclipg
Twelve Directors from among the members
to manage the affairs Of said company for
one year.
BY order Of the Secretary,
WILLIAM L. TRACY,
march . 2t Secretary.
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FOR RENT,

INTENDING to leave Carroll county
j. the coming spring, will .reni my resi-
deace, either with, or without my priv.
leges. The privileges are Hay for either
Horses, or Cows, put in the Barn free of
expense; the Fruit of Two Apple and
One Peach Orchard, with variety of
other Fruit Trees; Firewood, Garden and
Grass Lot.
rsA- Early application desirable.
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