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WANTED.

WANTED.
Several Young Ladies, to learn dress
making, and to cut and it by measur.
ment, ut Mrs. Armstrong;
Ladies', Misses and Children's Shoes.
in every style, at
II Ligget 4 Beckenbaugh's.
Mems aud Boys Calf aud Heavy
Shoes, large assortment, aud low pr
ces, at j. +. Brinkerhoff's.
Mems and Boys, Boots Shoes and
Hats. Good Goods ut low prices. at
Ligget & Beekenbaugh's. It
Full lines of standard Bleached and
Unbleached Muslins, at lowest rates, at
Il. X Gernaud's. N
Canned Fruits, Pickles. Sauces Catch
ups, and choice stock of prime Grocer
les, at Ligget aud Beckenbaugh's.
Dolly Vardeus, at
~ II. N. Gernands.
Fresh Garden Seeds, ut
1t Ligget & Beckenbaugh's.
For the best line Of Black Cloths, 90
to E. K. Gernands. IL
We call attention to the Advertisement Of
the Wheeler 4 Wilson Manufacturing Cos.
Sewing Machines, in another column.
This Is the simplest Of the standard sewing
machines, and the immense number now In
use attest its popularity. We would advise
all who contemplate the purchase of sewing
machine to give this trial. The operation o I
the machine will be cheerfully shown by Nc
), II. Sparklin, now residing In westminster
who VIII also give thorough instruction 10
| purchasers.
! We have three beautiful Cuts suita.
BILE for Horse Bills. Send in your
orders at once. il
Visiting ards, for Ladies and Gen.
tlemen, printed in the neatest and bes,
manner, at this Office. L.
We have just received large SUP
ply of tho best Cards. Il
Promissory Notes for sale ut hi.
Office Il
Bill Heads and Shipping Tags print
cd at this Office. 1t
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No ,,aa EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for CArEOi' ~ !,
John Becker VS.. Jacob HOAenoaas /,
ORDERED thi. ll,h day oi "a, Ar ID. !,
~ 1877. that the account o. o.. Wy ..sS,i;slsl
fled ia this cause will be finally I'' vs.
confirmed, unless cause 70 ~ is. al Q
thereof be shown on or 6elose y. INV 4 =
Of April Instant provided : suEs -
order be inserted for two sace'. AN, a
before the last named day 70 w.
paper published in Carroll nIe eSqnEsl' Cd
Trne copy,-Test; ,s CHI
mp 1924 JNo. d. o~
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Mr. Robert Fowler, of Baltimore
county announced himself rs gandl
date for the U. 5. Seuate. at banquet
given To the Legislature gu the last
night Of the session.
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ron NEW YORK

C. j. Yingling of the firm of Wing
ling & Sou, of this city, lett Tor New
York, On Thursday morning. for the
purpose of laying 10 another supply oil
Goods suitable Tor Spring aud Summer
trade. IL
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President Grants sou aud daughter
have gone to Europe. The President
himself will set out for Salt River in
November.
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Dug Hill Items.

Ploping-The weather is getting
more mild, and our farmers are using
it to advantage in blowing aud prcpar
ing the ground for oats, potatoes aud
corn.
Whedt-Some of our wheat fields
are coming out very nicely, aud
are already over with a sward of green
velvet, while a n:mber of fields are still
bare aud dropping.
Debating Society The Dug Hill
Debating Society, last Friday evening,
discussed the subject. "Should CAPT,
tai Punishment b. Abolished. The sub
ject was ably discussed aad unanimously
decided in the negative.
Violent Storm The storm WHICH
passed over this city, on Tuesday even
ing, was very severe about two miles
down the pike. Mr. Conrad Dfexler's
barn was moved about four inches. aud
the upper portion was blown off, the
boards being split aud scattered by the
wind some forty or fifty panels OF
fence were literally torn up aud blown
some distance from the line large up
pie trees were uprooted. The whirlwind
passed on to the woods, aud its roaring,
rushing sound was compared to the dis
charge of artillery. Large trees were
twisted of and snapped 10 pieces.
Remored Cause.-The Parktou and
Manchester Railroad Company VS.,
Ephraim Tracey, removed from this
county to Howard, was tried on Wed
nesday last General demurrer to
plaintiffs I'd replication fled; demurrer
argued by Donaldson aud Son for aud
Maulsby against demurrer sustained.
On Thur, day, same VS. same, amended
declaration aud amended replication
filed jury sworn; verdict for defen
dant under Courts for instructions.
Corporation Election.-Union Bridge
having been Incorporated as Town by
the last Legislature, an election was
held on the LIST instant for Mayor aud
, Common Councilmen, as follows =
Mayor, Reuben Sayler; Councilman,
Joseph Wolfe, John Hartsock, Philip
b. Myers, j. Calvin WentE. No. OF
votes cast, 60.
franklin Myers, Of York, Pa, on
Friday Of last week, committed suicide
BY hanging.
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The detection Of Gresley, Sumner,
5churz and TrumbuIl, leaves the Radi-
cal party Without brains.
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70 ,,ns FnnITY.

NO. ii66 EQUITY;
In the Circuit Court for Carroll Wv, !.
Jacob Reese vs.. Levi, C. M,erly al Il
ter Il. Myerly bis Vile u
ORDERED this lith day Of Apr. i, i
| that the sale made and repoo'
jacob Reese, Mortgages, BY WE 80
power contained in a Mortgage NJ Il, a
6. Myerly and Hester /. Myesly, y. y )
to the said Jacob Reese, be rallnsu ~,
firmed, unless cause to the eos con ~ !. n
be shown on or before the iO'n Sy S.s|
next; provided a copy OF lns o,S a "a
lished IN some newspaper pt'n1e' ~, "
county, once in each Of ihree M, NJ, Z
weeks before the said 10th day o. :. ~ u !
The report states the amount"
be $6,00O.00. ,ovtp ca
True copy,-Test; "a
ap 1885, Jso. b. boils
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UniontoWn Items.

Our town is fitted out, MI Lew
Flickiuger, very prominent mIrpIo
worker has moved 10. We now nave
as finishing stroke to humaalty-
four Physicians, one Marble WORKER
aud a very extensive Cabinet Makery
establishments, together with four h'a'
listers uf the gospel
TIE Crops, DC The grass and sla'"
are improving yerS fast. A slight ''roi'
around the countty will satisfy a"y
mind that WIN. z. BarthJlow, the pre-
seut owner OF the farm formerly 6elUns'
ing to Mr. James Grouse on bls ripe
Greek, eau beat the county IN wheat
pebaiiny Society. The West Emu
Debating Club will discuss th'' evening
the question, "Should the PuoheA''o"
OF works denying the truth oil the
Christian Religion be prohibited W
lawy Debators, DR.. J Howell Billings
lea, James Warner, Albert Blll'os'lea'
l., +. Byers.
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TO THE LADIES.

Dresses made in the very latest aud
the most fashionable styles. at
IL Mrs. A. T. Armstrong;.
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Houcksvills Items.
Our correspondent under date Of
April 8, writes!


Our correspondent under date Of
April 8, writes:
Rmauay.-40n Friday afternoon
last, H. Il. Houek, With the team of d
W. Eouek, wentto Fnrhmau's Mill, aud
leaving the horses for short time, they
became frightened and ran at least half
mile before stopping. The hind
wheels and body Of the wagon were
torn loose aud the horses continued to
run until stopped by double tree in
the road when overtaken the off horse
was between the front wheels, and
the saddle horse 10 front OF the wagon,
the tongue broken aud the leader drag
ging il. The horses were not much in
jured, but the wagon was wrecked
Two small children were on the wagon,
but had been removed short time be
fore, thus escaping sudden death.
Spring Work = Our farmers are
busily engaged in preparing their GROUND
for corn aud potatoes. Ii is thought
that larger area will be planted iu
summer crops this season than formerly
Sale Of Stock Mr. Williams sold
on Friday last, for Mordecai Martin, il
Baltimore county, one three year old
colt for 1856; one do. two years old
sll5, one do one year old SOL cows
ranged from $50 to $50, Que young
bull S23.
Land SoM.-George W. Burke, as
trustee of David Abbott, deceased, OF
Baltimore county, near Fowblesburg,
sold the following real estate Lot
No /, containing 81 acres, 3 roods and
SO perches, with good buildings aud
the land in fine condition, to Rufus X
Richards, ut s35 per acre; Lot No. 2,
containing Is acres, Q roods aud 10
perches, to Hanson Abbott at $40 per
acre.
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Business Locals.

Notices ua,ier tbs head TEN CENTS
per- line jar such insertion.
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For Ladies' & Misses Caters, Boot,
&c of best standard makes, go to 4
K. Gernand's. IL
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LATER

LATER
Terrific HuricdRe On Tuesday, the
! 9Th instant at 8 O'Clock, Z NJ, this
vicinity was visited with terrific thun
der storm, accompanied with heavy rain.
lightning, aud hurricane from the
southwest, demoishing all most every
thing iu its course, beginning at the
house of Mr. Harris, on the Western
Md. Railroad, tearing the porch from
his new house, demolishing fences and
uprootiDg trees; then to the farm OF
Jesse Brown, uprooting forest and fruit
trees; then to the farm of George b.
Houck, tearing out by the root five large
locIst trees in the yard aud throwing
down hundreds Of pannels Of fence; the
next sufferer is Noah A. Brown, he
had about five hundred panels of fence
thrown to the ground unroofng a
portion Of large bank burn, carrying
away the wagon shed aud corn crib that
was attached to the barn, carrying u
portion of the heavy timber between
quarter and half mile, took the car
riage out of the shed and carried il at
least a quarter of u mile, not leaving a
single spoke in the hubs. uprootiug
twenty seven of his choice fruit trees,
and strange to tell, broke the pump
stock of, supposed to be struck by a
heavy sick of flying timber; next to the
paper mill of George W, Keller, domol
ishing the brick smoke stack to the mill
blowing down all the chimney tops aud
carrying the porch OF from a tenant
house uear the mill, aud uprootiug all
the forest aud fruit trees in its course
TO Hampstead, doing considerable dam
age. The tempest was not more than
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Local Intelligence.
Killing Of Abraham L. Lynn.
Arrest Of the SUPPOSED Murdsrers

Investigation BY a coroaer's Jury,
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Orphans Court Proceedings Adam
Shower, Esq, Chief Judge; Isaac c
Bale and Upton Roop Esqrs Associate
Judges; Joseph NJ parke, Register OF
Wills Geo. NJ Parke, Deputy Register
Monday. April Srh, 1872 -Solnmon
Stoner, executor of Ephraim Powell
returned inventory aud list Of debts.
aud obtained order to notify creditors
Johu Babylon, guardian to Johu w
Haines, settled llth account
The will of Margaret Pouder, doce,s
ed widow of Andrew Pouder, was nd
mlttsd to prsbate.
Mary G. Limotte and George W. In
motto, administrators of Abraham Ll
motto settled Sd account.
Tuesday, April 9.--Susan Shook, ex
eeutrix of John Snook, returned in
ventory of goods and chattels, aud got
orders to sell same aud to notify credi.
tors.
Letters of administration on the es.
tate Of Abraham L. Lynn, deceased
were granted to Josiah Englar, on re-
uuuciation Of the widow, Mary D Lynn
Joseph Foutz and Solomon Stoner,
Trustees for John Stem, under the Will
of Mary Stem, deceased, filed renuncia
ton of tho said trust
Francis A, Wampler, guardian to
Mary A, Edwards, (uow deceased, } set ..
tied I'd aud final account.
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franklin Myers, Of York, Pa, on
Friday Of last week, committed suicide
BY hanging.
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After the verdict OF the jury, Sheriff
Friugsr took Davis aud Shew ia charge
and brought them to this city on Tues.
day morning; at the depot a large
crowd Of persons had gathered aud they
followed the prisoners to the Jail.
Joseph w. Davis, the alleged princi
pal in the crime, was born near En-
mittsbarg, Frederick county, Md, was
raised pear Little Pipe Greek, and is
"a years Of age. Ills father add mother
reside in Frederick county. He has
been at milling about six years, learned
his trade wish Mr.. Lynn; after being
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MumJfcent Beguest.-We learn that
Mr.. Alfred L. Cramtou, whose death
will be found under that head in another
column, made will two days before his
death and left the sum of $4,000 to
Miss Elizabeth A., daughter Of Mich
Lowe, who resides near this city. Mr..
Cramton aud Miss Lowe were to have
been married in November next, we
understand.
Brushing Up.-Wheelers Westmin
ster Hotel is being painted and other.
wise renovated, but they haven't got
the Mansard roof on il yet. When
that is completed it will be one OF the
showiest buildings in town.
Reinforced. the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county, on Monday the case Of
Emanuel Diggs vs.. Wm. Hawcy aud
George W. Stocksdalc, was removed to
this county on defendants affidavit.
Whedt.--Iniormation reaches US that
tho wheat is growing finely, and the
grass is coming on rapidly. A few
weeks of pleasant weather will insure a
good crop.
Freight Cdrs-Messrs. Wagner &
Matthews, Of this city, have received an
order from the Western Maryland Rail
road for sixteen freight cars,
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Beautiful Phenomenon. "A brilliant
aurora Joreatis lit up tho heavens, on
Wednesday night last At one time a
bright nebulou. belt spanned the celes
tial arch, from East to West, resembling
the tail oil a huge comet, but nothing
like a nucleus was anywhere apparent
This luminous belt remained intact for
some time but after awhile there were
riffs, near the zenith, the fragment,
resembling thin gossamer summer
clouds Rarely have we witnessed d
more novel aud beautiful spectacle
The aurora remained visible until the
morning.
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Another Valuable InYeu-
tioEs,


GATES BACK-SUCTION PREVENTOR FOR
OH WELLS, patented Angus. 15. ISL, which en-.
Firey prevents The ngrGs Ur air in oil VOLS while
the tubing Is being drawn. il is well known fact
to oil operators, that upon wells where Gas Pumps
are used it Is nocessa to preserve rs nearly per
feet vacuum a. possible, and that no air should b.
let into the well, at any time, when il can possibly
be avoided; consequently, whenever the tubing is
drawn tr III well it is the cause of great injury to
IT. as the stUfins Lo2, beng then necessarily OPEN
Cd the air Immediately rushe- back between thc
tubing and casing, into the well going inlo tic oil
70 * and gas VGhs, aud consequently causin The
oil and g.5 toIush back TO q crlat dist,pcs. s.,
much 50, that it almost always takes several days
a ter pumping "a -caumed 20. well to be brought
back to its former condition. and ofrentmcs It takcs
several weeks; and quite frequently wells have been
almost comp etiy ruined by the air being thus let
in while drawing tubing
TIL" BACK.SUClION PREVENTUR il attached
to the stating hJz and works in such way that il
completely shuts MP the space between the stuGipg
box and tubing so efectially that not pirticle OF
dir can get through Al any time while tho tubing is
being drawn and replaced. 1t supplies want long
felt and Is without question, one Of the most val
cable inventions Of the day, to tho crgggd in the
oil business. No well should he without it. as IT of.
ten times saves ten times las cost by once using.
~ 1t is manufactured at the FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOP OF ANDREWS IL co TlDI-
QUITE, IA, and for 81 by Hardware Dealers
TidiOute, Pa, March % 1872 3n
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O.. n. Reftengfll l. Co. a.
ark Row, New Yosk, asA Gee. P. Rswell b o.,
Advertising Agents, are the aole agents fur 90 Pc
troleum Centre DAILY REsoRD II hat sity. Ad.
vertsers in that city are requested v leave tAeir
avors with either of tne above houses
wCOE, WETHERILL 4 co. Adver-
Using Agents, Philadelphia, are duly authorised
Agents for the RECORD in that city. r...
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GhTLs' IAGA SUCTION paE-
FENT1B.

TRIUMPH, Feb 3, 1ST2.
MEssRsp ANDREWS & Co -GrNrLsMEN: N:--iiavinr
used one N GATES BACK SUCTION PRE-, In
TOkS, can confidently recommend the sane to nil
whOhaYe Ca-lOn TO use the same, as the best Pre-.
vcutor of Back Suction on OIL Wells. Ourwcll wac
SO small that It hlrGly paid TO .run II After nut.
ting on one of ca ES BACK SUCTION PRE-.
NhNTOkS th' production was increased 10 a good
paying well. Before we put the Back Suction Pre-.
ventor on the VOL, we invariably had to pump the
well two weeks before We could restore II 10 is ior.
mer production after drawing tubing. ghis is en-.
tircly ooyiated by the use Of the PrGvcntOr.
bart, PERKINS ~ Go.
TRIUMPH. Jan 81, 1872
MEssRs. ANDRENs s. Co.-Iiaving thoroughly
tested the utility Of Gates BACK SUCPlOT
PRENENrOR, we consider them o6c OF ,he most
useful inventions ever made for oil wells, ana we
mink we are capable Of jUdIi1g of them. having
ihree on our wells We can now aw bing and
when they are replaced the wells produce the same
as biore drawing, thus showing that the preventor
eIlecIually prevents all ingress Of sir.
Yours respectfully,
BACON & RIGNEY.
MnssRs ANDREWS & Coo ENTs This Is O
Certify that have used one Of GATES BACK sue
TION pRENENTORS, on the Lee a. Iii bland
Lease Economic Hill and would not do wit out
1t at any prce it will do all and more than II ia
recommended 10 do. nd | can cheeiully reCom-
mend l. to Ill OIL Operators who have any Back sue
tion Wells
Yours, &c,
,,.,. JOHN MYERS.
T'idioute, Feb'y9, 1S72.--taw 3m.
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WE CAN SEND YOU a PRoCr OF THIS.
A. y. EA WLEN.

COLDWAT7R LEASE, WILD CAT HOLLOW
tr.lenm Ce tire. a., is the Only authorized agent
N Oil Rel for the aie Of the Powder, Of whom
ii can be ohlined by The keg or p7uad
p 1t IL also for safe at the Hardware Store of
Geo. W. " insOr, lotrolcum Centre, Pa.
July l2-tf
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FLOUR MILL

Dealers will do well to call and examine mr
stock: before purchasing elsewhere f.S.am ;.
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GS1zZIzEz1zz5Z:35 lz!lzz

ia p lsuii pi'J' u,ing al! ni.ulcinu utle TO
sDo% one.third as many living, permanent cures n
pr, rlt'ers Negetnh Rheumatic Remedy; and
nr,her reward Of 500 for any case of Chronic or
iniiammfa0ry Rheumatism, Neuralgia Rheumatic
aGne eciatica q, d Rheumatism of The hidneys IL
wardiy only pleasant to the taste, ard guaranteed
lrte nom injurious dru"s. II is not quaCk Iuedi.
put the scientific prescription of Jos r. Ftler,
NJ. ". Professor of IOXicOogy and Chemistry
graduate OF The celebrated University of Pennsv.-
yanla, ID 1888 whosa entire professional lif. =
ocen devoted specially to this disease. This pre-,
nralon Under solemn oath Is touscieniionsly be.
lievcd TO De the only positive, reliable, infalibie
specinc ever discovered The proof that no her
specific exists ia found in everycomnunity in per.
s1s ailiced for many years and still sufTt ring. If
PHYSICIANS Gould cure 1t IL spec ic did exist this
would not be sO-a fact thai must he universally
admitted. The oft d. ceived sufferer may Wisely
ASK, hat security or evdei ce has he thai Dr. Fit.
lers Rheumatic Syrup will cure his case The
protection offered to sufferers against imposition IL
in 'e,,lly signed contract which viii, be forwarded
without charge TO any sufferer sending by letter a
a. scripfion OF nfllclOn; This guarantee will state
the exact number of bottles warranted to cure and
n case OF failure the money paid will be returned
the patient No other remedy has evtr been
1ered on such liber u and honorable terms. Med.
al advice. with certificates from prominent ply
cians, clerGymeh etc who have been cured a ter
all other t'eatTents have faileI. sent by letter
gratis Afflicted cordially invited to wrife for ad.
vic" 20 the princpll Office 90 South Fourth Street.
Philadelpha, Pa. DR.. Filters Rheumatic Syrup
Is sold by druggi is.
NJ. S SIMMONS,
Sole Agent, Petroleum Centre Pa.
CALENDER II co Wholesale Agt's, Mead
lilo, Pa > 80
A. R, cHAMBERLIN & CO., Sole Aat. Rous
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE COMIQUE,
JOSH HART. Lessee ana Manager
A decided success.
Houses crowded from pargnet % dome.
The most exciting sensa aigTc svsT produced
The finest paintings ever ,, exhibited.
The finest di0rami' ehe csf sysG SEEN
Unanimously the greatest piece Of art ever
seen on the stage.
The most artistic company concentrated
:" p''"' y ~ . A CHICAGO,
Mr. CHARLES la!s0d r. cTHEoRNE. Ja..
And powerful company ,cAao
The audience spell bound with excitement
r,o 200. p,pp scpurC HicAdo,
THE BURNING BUILDINGS, x,,,orr
Although the stage resembles solid OF fire and
NO FIRE USED
CHICAGO,
'' CHICAGO,
BEFORE THE FIRE,
DURING THE FIRE E,krER THE FIRE
EVERY EVENING ats,
WEDNESDAY and She sxTukDAY MATINEE.
Prices THE SAME As gsyAh. az 70 :.
FAMILY CIRCLE, 25c.
WALLAcK's.
THE Lone STRIKE,
THE LONG STRIKE,
THE GREATEST SUCCESS EVER KNOWN,
must soon be Withdrawn to make room FOR watts fhi
- ON THE JURY.
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ERE. JOHNSON, JR., AQCTIONEER.
MELVILLE L. MIA DIS great sale Of
villa Plots at Daren, Conn,
postponed on account of storm
will take placeon the
premises, MONDAY,Iuue TO-
. az IL O'clock rain or Nline.
Grainlla's Seventh Regiment Band.
- Ample banquet under teut
Harrison, the great Inprcvssfore
fh0les attending from New York WIN take O'Clock
uAh az twenty seventh street. New York and New
Haven Railroad JERE JOHNSON ia Auctloneer Is
nassau street, New York = =