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-Rsv: Janss 1eapkins, net lag si1ss
pastor Of the CouIregaaienal church In this
city, vas erdaiAsd . tsw weeks ags pastor
Of ~ Csngfsgatieaal church ae Kswaass,.
m O. 'rs,' 80 .''''
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'IBBfltGS
o. next "Wednesday. evening
Hox. ALEXANDER RAMSEY
g. O114O T. j. s.9ys
Hnr. NK NAVTa 1

Hox. @. Z. DAVIS 81
vlll addNss the people Of St. Cloud and
visity q The political Issues Of the d.y.
rlsNintseva . q bstA these s.,.
t,sesi gaass ~ that Their
q M = vs,t i,pt.aias -.
Is o. sura-esl l R.pu,al,
ese III - sf ssurse, I'd ~ ar,s-
lsyi1eS Dssssas cannot Say sway, s.
Gen. J. syerill saA Gen. 8. p. Jsa-
ai'oa ~ 's.'sesd y speak ~ fellow , {:
1.ssea. .Teeedsy,essA1 7Hn.
0lsawood. Wednesday, Scpt. S.
AlsxAa1ta, 3Aun6AY, osik 8,
!ssTas 1alls, Saturday, Sspe. Il
sask osatre. 1osdsS. 81. "a. ,
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, -Ws pubksh this wesk interesting lst-
tAs ffsn Clearwater, Cithsrall and
= Psyassvills, which, With sthse aattsr,
Wszs unavoidably crowded out last week.
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Fol 144 RAc1e.-AF. 4nlhksn, Seers-
tasy ef'ths Driving Park Association. has
Ieoolvad neioe from Mr.. 4. Gates iiiId M
Dishsn, Of hi1ne6po(ii,. aud Mr.. Smith
ef Lake City, that they viii be here next
week with fast horses for the races on
Thorsday and Friday next. Other horse
owners will be hsre with noted euinals,
and big time 10 entieipstsd.
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es-Ths best wagon in use l. The Whits.
water wagon. for sale by "
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The Democrats Of The Third LsRisla-
tvs District win meet at Cold Spring on
Saturday 70 nominate candidate for Rep
Ioooatsajve.
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No1loA-Davis, Besl & Co. Will pay The
highest cash price for oil kinds Of Rrsin.
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For groceries, 80 to Boyd's,
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4 SrW3e

Tho best vielins ~ bought Of Rhodes
4 Sren,sr.
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For groceries. 30 70 Boyd's.
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For groeeriss, 90 to Bsyd's.

The bsst paint 10 the cheapest. The
Enamel paints The best.
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-RsnsaSsr. Jssepk Wia.lsv .sasfas.
lures Rsynotds' Grain Neasare.
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-Overcoats hsye found favor this week.

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-Ysnison IL coming in in considerable
qaassi'ies.
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days. ..-~
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I The Ii1sAsys Vim herseloalar bs epsn
fsa tAs,e !, Il o.sl,ok On f.a.a.va .aid
-Ar. A. ". Bush fsels himssH . rich
naa to-day. He vas presented this morn
Ing With . priceless jewel. He ssys Us .
gtrl. ..@z Ill.,
a. = - -
sAs sesss "ssoaa bessd one Of the teach
90 u tAs Nse1al School in this city. Mr..
q. b . graduate efthis school.
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I, ,Psyassvills, which, With stAse natter,
wsss unayoidably crowded out last week.
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-sasara, tsas, ee6sts. Ash; ard aRtiads
n T1eSnnlf Init. .i,dsaF% 40 aaHs
49, - " "A .ssqzs3 t4tI,a
: ..--..--.--, - 1UeoDIL1.
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FOR SALE.

~hspairtagNs Neatly Do.s .. shsrt Notice ~
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sloa 81. FAuI. Thirty members Of Lit
tls Giant Fire Co. No. ! went 10 st, Paul
,ysstsrdsy, On Invitation Of the st. Paul
Fire Depart Ftieipats in the
parade there sStsnsrrsw. TAs boys make
. good shoVine. s,:ss* ~ 30.
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-Draught and driving horses for ssls
at Herbert's livery stable.
A.
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il PETERS, IL Fl9RRa.
.l5es Broadway. N. Y. 500 Brsedvs1 4.
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$50 Broadway, N. Y,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-02-03

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rogers has
given bis opinion to the House Com
miltee on Naval Affairs, that the Navy
of the United States is not in an eff
eieas condition, and that many Of our
naval vessels now out Of service are
worthless, including iron clads, We
are hardly in condition to indulge in
brsvado, towards Spain, on account Of
any misconduct towards our citizens in
Cuba. On the contrary, il is currently
reported chat Spanish naval comman-
dcrs, on the coast Of Cuba, arc positively
tanializing towards the American com,
mahders, knowing that Spain has a
vastly superior naval force il those
waters, 70 that Of the United States,
This state Of things must be somewhat
embarrassing to our gallant tars, who
have ever been prompt to sustain the
prestige Of the American Navy, when
opportunity has offered.
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sdrueate.
suMsERa uscossrlruwoeAn o..

SUMNERs uNcoEsTITuWoSAL CT.
VII Rfdmfs BsLL. Senator Frehng-
huysen, Republican seuatorofN. jersey,
following the lead Of Senator Vickers,
Of tIis State, Ibid bare, IN his recest
speech, the anconstitutionality Of Sea-
atorSamuer's supplementary civilrights
bin, forcingthe uegroiuto absolute equal
ity withthe white man. The New jersey
Senator passed by, with eOntemptuOus
silence, the rhetorical garniture Of the
Massachusetts Senator, designed to
catch The ears Of the grOundliogs, OF
to please the galleries, thronged as they
were with that pecpliar class OF Admin.
ITERATION favori,es for whose ben6t MIR
Sanaer's special legislation is iutcodcd
II is believed that this bill Of abOmiua
lions win fail to pass. Strange u
cay there appears to be too much Radi
calism IL il, even for some Of the Radi
Gals themselves. Nevertheless, Gen
Butler has introduced similar bill il
the House.
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RAILROAD CoLLIsIoNs.-A collis-
ion on the Union Pacific RAILROAD, near
Red Butte, Wyoming, on Monday even.
ing, smashed i've or six passenger cars
aud Injured twelve or fifteen persons,
none, it is reported, fatally.
On Monday night, about IL O'Clock,
the Erie mail train bound east, was
thrown from the track two niles this
side Of Lock Haven One baggage car,
two coaches and sleeping car were
burned. Several persons were injured
one fatally, A large amount Of money
was consumed.
As a passenger train on the Louis.
vile Shore Line Railroad was entering
Eagle Station, about fifty miles from
Cincinnati, on Monday evening, several
ears became detached by the breaking
Of Il coupling, and were swept across
the platform, where number OF pas
sengers were standing. Two persons
were injured so badly that they are not
expected to recover, and several other,
were severely bruised.
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Nc,o ilindsor HeRs--lou must not
expect auy very Interesting news TO
reach You from this qaargeF The Ten
touic clement prcdonIipates here a fact
which speaks volumes for the industry,
sobriety and peace-loyiug character Of
our people, but which circumstance
does not always produce that indiyidu.
ality of character necessary to an event
full neighborhood In short, our good
town is as barren Of events as it is Of
vagabonds, aud perhaps more so, for
candor compels me 10 say that we are
cursed with a few scamps who neither
fear God nor regard man and who
would suffer death with the fortitude
aud resignation Of martyrs rather than
deign to work single hour.
Our villagers have recovered ia some
measure from the excitement incident
to the recent hres and man may now
venture 10 walk the street after sun
down with a lighted cigar in his mouth
without danger Of throwing the town
into confusion and dire alarm. People
need not laugh at our fears and call US
timid--let tho inhabitants of any other
town have three or four OF their build
Jugs burned down inside of week,
then il their fears and suspicious are
Tot reused, they deserve the name oil
| Spartans.
| The whea. crop in this neighborhood
last year, was decidedly the best We
have had for many years, but this
years crop, it is feared, will be a light
one, owing to the severe freezing and
frequent partial thaws, which have
characterized this winter so far. Ii
addition to this, almost total absence o.
snow, it is thought, will have bad eff
feet on the grain, But God knows al
things, and in due time He may caust
the earth to yield an abundant harvest
The farmers ia this vicinity are in th,
habit Of blowing their corn ground II
the fall. Experience having laugh
them that ground plowed in that season
aud exposed to the softeuiug and pull
yeriziug effects of the winter frosts, il
in a much better condition for tht
growth of CROPS than ground plowe,
in the spring, especially if the soil b,
of heavy nature, In addition to il
other good effects, fall blowing will xii
cut worms, which pests are known t,
be the greatest enemies with which tn,
young crop has to contend, crows no
excepted.
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Local Intelligence.

Focal aa9 Instrumental Conrcrts.--
The Amphions, Of our city, have made
arrangements to give two Grand Vocal
aud Instrpmental Concerts, aud will be
assisted at each BY several talented Ar
tistes. One of whom, Nile. Tedesca,
is thorough mistress Of the violin
she is native Of Italy, but graduated
at the Conservatoire, Leipsic, Germany,
and after leaving that city was appoint
ed Nioliniste to the Swiss Court She
was solo violinist 10 the celebrated Nillson
and Kellogg Opera Troupes. The in
strument on which she performs is very.
old, and its depth Of toue aud melody
is fully developed by her graceful aud
skilliu touch Miss Katie Dieter is
Prima Dona at the Peabody destitute,
Baltimore, and is represented as having
an exquisite voice, and at the same time
pianist off great notoriety. DR. Henry
Dielman is well known as COM
poser, aud has had charge OF the must.
cal department at Mt. st. Mary's Col
lego for number Of years. We have
heard that there is not his superior ia
this country. Those Of our citizens
who attended the last concert Of The
Amphions remember With pleasure the
selections given by Prof. Louis Dielmau
OF New Windsor. lie will be present
on this occasion, and will play severa
| Clarinet Solos. Mr.. Banks, of Balti
more, will give some choice conf,
songs this part of the programme il
as necessary to the pleasure of the au
dience as the selections from the Operas
Best les the above Artistes, Prof. Lens
sen, gentleman 40 years Of age, viii
furnish several Cello Operate Selee
tions. He is said to be the best per
former on that instrument 10 the UniteC
States the idea of playing a Solo on
yiolincelo is rather velperformance
The Amphions will give some choic,
music, consisting Of Piano Duets, In
strumental Quartettes and a Corue
Solo. Prof Hurley, their teacher, ha
been indefatigable in his efforts q
make the Amphions the best class h,
ever had, and We think that the,
win give at this Concert ample evi
denees of il.
Now let our citizens respond viii
that liberality towards the Amphiou
which the Amphions have ever showr
towards them, and let the hall be file,
each evening
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Teachers Association of Carroll Co.
wEsrmssTra, JlsrAar 26lh, Is72.

WEsymSsrEa, JASuARr Goth, 1872.
Met at East End School house, aud orEani-
zed with the President, prof Ncgs0nl In
the chair.
The Secretary not being present on motion
the President appointed Z. s. Martin Seerc.
tary Pro TEN. The roll was then called, and
the absentees noted; 50 mcmbers answering
to their names Minutes Of last meeting read
and approved. Then by the request nf the
President, Prof Newell's views on grading
Schools were taken III aa,! sead fls the bene-
tit Of the Association which gave rise to some
discussion.
Mr.. Spalding then gave his mode of teach
ing according to the request Of the President
Mr. Upton then moved 20 adjourn until half
past one o'clock, which was carried.
EVENING SESSION.
The President being absent the Nice-Presi
dent, Mr.. Upton, called the Association to
nrder and proceeded with business until the
President returned.
Mr. Webster moved that the chairman Of
each committee To- form associations report
for his District which was carried.
Nos. /, 3, I, 6, Z, S, ., 10 and II reported
not formed into any Association vet Nos. ?
and 5 ropurted-rcgularly organized into To-
cal associations. Mr.. Spaldlug moved that
the editors Of Carroll county be invited tn at
tend our next meetings, which Was carried.
Mr.. Spaldng then moved that discussion at
our next meeting be entirely on School gov
eminent, which was carried. The following
gentlemen were proposed and elected mem
bers OF this Association; Messrs. ChNs F..
Rincdolar, n. Fleagle, Wilson z. Sheets,
| John T. Rcck, VIM. Lcatherwood aud William
| j. Crabs. The chairman of the Committee
/ Of District No. wished To be excused, which
Z was granted aud John I. Rcck appointed In
l his place. The subject Of vaccination was
/ then taken up for discussion which caused some
! sharp debate when Mr.. Upton moved that
I the subject Of vaccination never be bronght
I into the Association for discussion again
/ which was carried. On motion she reading
/ OF the bylaws was laid over until our mex
! meeting.
| Mr.. Wright moved that four members b.
4 appointed 10 give their views an School gov
ernment. This was amended by Mr.. WEBB tel
/ that all who wish do 80, which was carried
yeas 23-naysS &. Mr.. Upton moved that tn,
Editors OF Carroll county be elected honorary
members Of this Association, which was car
ried. Mr.. Upton moved that this Association
concur with Prof. Newell as to the board O
School Commissioners appointing the teach
ers. which was carried. On notion Of Mr
Dilenbaugh the Association adjourned
| 4. 5. MARTIN, SEcEErAUY, PRO TEN.
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STATE or MARYLAND,

OrFIcE ~ rus SECRETARY OF STATE, I
annapolis, January 3lst, 1872. J
vsNO all whom It may concern: Notices
1 hereby given, tina, application has beea
made TO the Governor for nollc prose1n
in the case Of the State vs.. j. ii. Elligood.
presented in the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, at the May Term, lS7l for nnlaS'
fully performing tho marriage rites.
The Governor will take up the said CASE
for final decision, on or after the 2oih o.
February, 1872. until which time profess
against the said application will be head
aud the petition in the case open to insPee
ton. at the discretion Of the Governor.
BY order Of the Governor,
JN0. THOMSON MASON,
feb 3.3t Secretary OF State.
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The new superintendent bill passed
ne o. 3. Senate 90 Monday, substan-
italy - u vent from the House, Under
" Msyisad will gaia Representative
snt "a shs new arrangement Of the
Coagressioua dis,ricts, we hear it i.
likely that Carsal county win be thrown
jato association sith Baltimore aut
MsFford cOsuaiss, 4aad that MontgOmer,
win be included 10 de district compos
ed Of Allegang, Waahisgt0n aud Fred
erick.
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To CoRREsPssDEsrs.--Allco CORES.
pondeuce and commauications, intended
for publication must be written with
ink and not with lead pencil, as the
lead RIBS Of.
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The Bellingham Bay (Cal.) coal
mines are on fire, and it viii be neces.
sar to GOOD the mines from the sea to
cxtinguish the flames.
Brick" pomcroy was sued for $685..
600 damages for breach of promise Of
marriage, Saturday, BY Sallie Wilkinson
Of New Haven
Geueral Frank p. Blair has offered in
the U. 5. Senate resolution authorizing
and directing the President 70 open nego'
tiations with Spain for The purchase an,
transfer Of Cgba TO tho United States.
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STATE OF MARYLAND,

OrICE OF 1HE SECRETARY OF STATE, !
Imgpoiis, January 3lsi, 1872.
VNO all whom It may concern; Notices
hereby given, that application has been
made to the Governor Tor pardon in the
ease Of the State vs.. Joshua OhIer, conyic-
ted in the Circuit Court for Carroll county,
at May Term, 1865, OF Larceny,
The Governor will take up lhe said case
for final decision, on or after the 10Th OF
February, 1872, until which time protests
against the said application will be heard.
aud the petition 10 the case open to inspec
ton, at the discretion Of the Governor.
By order Of the Governor,
JNO. THOMSON MASON;
feb 3.3t Secretary Of State.
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VHNHE subscriber has on hand aud for sale
Il 500 bushels Prime Seed Oats. Apply
to d. W. HOUCk.
feb o Hnacksville, Nd.
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Garden seed.

TVHE Holloek & Robinson Garden Seed,
fresh aud new, of all kinds, inst re
ceived by y. W. HOuCk,
feb 8 HOuSksyille, Nd.
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The New York Herald declares that
Senator Schurz win in no event support
Grant, but will go before the country
10 opposition 70 his re election.
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OuR JAPANESE EisrroRs. Through the
medium Of the Imperial Embassy which
recently arrived at San Francisco and is
now on Its way to the Atlantic Coast, the
United States is spreading its example and
its influence over the hitherto sealed and
exclusive A static Empire, which seems to
be just arousing TO an eagefness for modern
Caucasian enlightenment ard civilization.
The immediate object Of the Embassy is the
perfecting of liberal commercial treaties
with the United States aud the maritime
nations Of Europe. Its personnel is Of the
highest rank; it comes with first authority
its expressions are all that could be wished.
aud are especially emphatic aud conclusive
in welcoming the spirit Of modern progress
The Embassy pays to this country the
compliment Of first calling here. When its
mission with us has been executed, it will
cross the Atlantic to England, France, etc.
1t is interesting to know that n number OF
Japanese YOUTH male and female, accom-.
pany the Embassy, and are 10 be left in the
United States to receive the best educp ton
our schools afford
In the United States Senate on Tuesday
lhebill appropriating $50, 900 for the expen,
ses Of entertaining the Embassy was passed
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Snow fell on Saturday night last to
the depth of about three inches, not
sufficient for sleighing.
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Rumors were rife during the past
week that there was ease Of small pox
at the Aims House, but We learn from
the Steward thas il is not true.
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Mr.. Catacazy the late Russian Min
ister sailed for Europe on Saturday in
the steamship Atlantic.
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SEaIoUs Lass By FrRE.--The vene.
rablc mansion house Of the Jesuit Fa-
fhcrs, on 81. Iaegoes Manor, In St. In
egoes district, 81. Mays county, Nd,
was burned on the 9th uls. with the
larger pottisn Of the furniture, all the
provisions, nearly al che wearing appa-
Of the reverend fathers, and many
liable paintings and ornaments, be-.
\fsEArsI highly eberished-relics Of
times The celebrated Council
Lord Baltimore was saved.
Eas accidenfai, and the build.
!ifcets, ID Is stated, were unin-
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Greatest Invention Ever Madt

COMETHlNG TINT every Young L's
- and Gentleman should have. WIZ;
sent by mail to any address ON reeelP' Il
% cents Address.
DIR. II. Il. ALTON,
Y. NJ. A., lG0 ". Baltimore 81,
jan 27,4t DallimoFs. Nd
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In Cincinnati, about 5000 persons, or
one in every "a Of the population, can
not read or write.
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Lecture.

THERE win be Lecture delivered 4
1 the ii. Il. Church, at Union Bridga
February It'll, 1872, at y p. NJ, by kes
I. NJ, Eddy, ID. D., Of Baltimore. $40
jet, downright Honesty AdmisSs'
% cents. This lecture is very pogap
one having been delivered to large 1Vldlea'
ces in Baltimore and elsewhere.
ian 27.2G
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Election.

FARMERS 4 MECHANICS NAIL BsSk,
WeSiminstsr, January 2ath, ls'2.
A y Election for Directors Of this baat
N will be held on Saturday, the 2iIh q
February. between the hours OF 10 A. N.
aud 7. NJ. -
JOHN SMITH,
feb SIT President.
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No. ll70 EQUITY.

NO. llTG EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court Tor Carroll County
John Z. Smith, Trustee, vs.. John jam
nRDERED this 26th day Of January,
I 1872, that the Audit filed in this Gauss
be finally ratified and confirmed, miles
cause to the contrary be shown on or beior
the 10th day of February next provided !
copy Of this order be inserted in soIS
n newspaper published in Carroll county
for two successive weeks before The Jay
named day.
JNo. b. BOYLE, Clerk,
True copy,-rest;
jan 21.2t JSG. d. BoYhgi CierS'
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HAMS, Sides aud Shoulder Bacon,
Pork and Beef, always on hand.
Clover and Timothy Seed, all new crop,
warranted pure.
Sailed Fish, Shad, Mackerel and Her
rings; Fine and Ground Alum Salt in large
aud small bags; Jacob Richards make OF
White Flint Corn Hominy.
d. ". H0UCK,
fab 3 Houcksville. Nd.
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once Oft the Mutual Fire Insu'
rance Company of Carroii
County, Md.

WESTMINSTER, JANUARY 20, 1877
Office is hereby given to persons
~ holding policies in this COMPANY,
that the interest on their premium notes +
now due, and must be paid before Mareh
lst, 1872, otherwise the Company will MOI
be responsible for any losses that may oe'
cur. .. .,
r. MANNING, Secretary.
n. B.-0fice Of the Company is in the
same building with FriZell 4 Manning
Bankers, Westminster, Md, jan 2T-4t
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NO. 1914 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Azariah 0ursler, Trustee, vs. Adam NJ.
Lepro and wife.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Credi.
IN tors Of Adam NJ. Leppo, who were
such prior to the Both day Of May, A. d.,
1870, to file their claims properly proven
aud authenticated, with the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Carroll County in Equity
on or before the 9th day Of April, 1872.
j. j. BAUMGARTNER,
feb SIT Auditor.
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ItROUND PLASTER in barrels and
u bags, Pure Bone, ground, in barrels
and Tags Rhodes Super Phosphate, the
standard manure; Moro PHILIPPE Phosphate
Of Lime, p. Holl Il Sons Ammoniaicd Bone
Phosphate, Orchilla Guano and Soluble
Ammouiated Souh Sea Guano, VIM.
Whi,elock Il Co.'S. Bone Phosphate and
Whitelock' Cercalzer, always on hand and
sold at the lowest market price
d. ". HOUCK,
feb . Houcksyilie, Nd,
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Two Gentlemen can obtain Board in
a small family Apply at this Office.