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am Just receiving from Messrs Lawyer II.
sons Westminster Shoe Factory, y inn llne
Of ladies, Misses, and Chihlfen's shoes; !,
The superior quality and handsome hulsn ~
these Goods will reccommend them y eli.
Encourage Home Enterprise by purchasing
your shoes at W. o. Eggets
Prof Hurley Is giving instructions on the
Piano and Organ, at So per term.
Housckeepers, Attention. ltyou want 10
save money, go to W. Q. Liggets :.
]. Il. BrinkerhoR has received aiarge stock
Of spring style Hats. Gents, call and see
them.
Trunks, all sizes and qualities, at reduced
prices, at J. 7. Brinkerhofs,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-01

PATENT oUrsIpxs a contemporary
zays re lax sIea Published in the West
chester ~ VI Meas, hist year, were VI
tiated because 4 was patent outside, that
y half of Il 81 printed III Orange county.
The question Was also recently decided
IN New Jersey, shat legal notices are not
legally published n journals not printed
and published II the county whore the
modification is reqaired, and that eoasc.
1oentiy sush publications arc vit;ated
sssertl sueh papers are ruhlishcd ID thir
State, and ihs Courts win probably tag~
20 DECIDE The question hero
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-01

A number Of colored men Of Washing
ton and other cities, who think their rice
would derive more enjoyment from IN
augation festivities Of their own, are
making extensive preparations for a banquet
on the evening Of March Sd, and Presi-
dcntial gaaapslon on the evening Of March
4fh, both aiIairs % saAee Of at the Column
bia Law Buildings. This \ diversion Ia
favor Of the festivities Of the whites, Gun
ningly devised BY those having them in
aharge It win not satisfy the blacks,
who tassof help feeling that they have
been thrust aside ~ their white brethren
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-01

PRocLAMATIoN FROM THE GoyERson.
In conformity with the request Of a res
olution Of Congress in regard to the Wien
rs Exposition, Governor Whyte has issued
a proclamation calling the attention Of the
people Of MsryIaa4 70 this subject The
proclamation viii be found - another col
umn.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-01

We thank the writer of the following
letter for his kindly mention of the ADvo-
CATE, and for the names he forwarded.
We hope that others viii emulate his ex-
ample. Since our enlargement, without
any special effort to increase our subscrip-
ton list, We have added from Eve to scyen
new subscribers per week. Our friend at
Houeksville, from whom we have received
many similar fayos, win also accept our
thanks.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-01

THE WHrrE-WAsg BRusH.--some Of
the newspapers bead the Credit Mobilier
report Of the Poland Committee, etbs
uhite-xash brush The Committee win
now share q portion Of the odiom Of the
victims Of 0akes Ans having clearly
stabilized themselves.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-01

The LYNX R-REcoSsipRRArloS ny
THE CouRr OF APPEALS. Baltimore Sun
Of Monday says The Court of Appeals on
Saturday reconsidered their decision in the
case of Joseph Davis VS.. the State, affirming
the rulings Of the Circuit Court for Washing
ton county, in which court Davis was last fall
convicted Of murder in the first degree, and
in which the counsel for Davis, Judge Mauls-
by, took the appeal, The following is the or.
der Of the Court Of Appeals, passed on Satur-
day: mo. Is Joseph Davis VS.. the State.
One of the judges who sat at the hearing oil
this case, and concurred in the opinion filed
therein, having requested a reargument, it is
in conformity with the 10th rule Of tho court
Ordered, that said cause be reargued, aud
that Wednesday, the 18th OF March next, Is
assigned for the hearing of the same II is
understood that the application for rehear-
ing was in this case perseyeringly pressed by
the interchangeable counsel, Judge Maulsby,
upon the ground mainly Of the right of the
prisoner, Davis, to the EVIDENCE Of Hamilton
sine, who was indicted as accessory to the
murder Of Abraham Lynn, and who having
buen acquitted since the conviction of Davis,
is now o competent witness in the case This
action will Of course again suspend the sen,
tence of the prisoner Davis until the decision
Of the Court Of Appeals upon the rehearing is
made known, and gives Davis another chance
for his life. The Court Of Appeals have nd.
journed until the 18th Of March, when the
rehearing will take place.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-01

Estate Of Barnhari Bro,rn, deceased.
NOTICES hereby given that the suh.er;ber
~ has Obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Carroll county, letters of Administra,;on on
the Personal Estate Of W.
BARNHART BROWN,
,ate OF Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased, are hereby
warned 70 exhibit the same with the vouchers
'hereol legally authenticated to the subscriber,
y, 1h OF before me LIST day of 0croaeR, next
i,ney may otherwise by law be excluded from all
oeneu' o. Said Estate. Those Indebted are re.
Given " u n'ine immediate payment.
February, 1873.
DAVID CASSELL,
mar i-4 Administrator.
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NO. 1880 EQUITY.
In the Circuit cear, for Carroll County.
DANIEL hoah for the use Of Charles d. Roberts,
vs.. Daniel Frazier and wife.
OhpERED this 18th day Of February. A.
~ D. 1873, that the sale made and repor,ed
oy John J.. Baumgartner, trustee for the IN,
OF inc real estate in this cause decreea Ia i've
sold, be finally ratified and cossrmcd, unless
cause TO the contrary thereof be shown on ar
before the Srd day Of April next; provided a
copy OF lhis order be inserted in some news.
paper published in Carroll county once in eh
q three successive weeks before the 18th day
! Inc report states the amount Of sale "a NJ
$500 John B. BoYLE, Clerk.
mar i-st JOHN p BOYLE, Clerk.
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DorHaR Prs CRnrk IrEas. :. The Law Of y
prohibiting fishing in the Monocacy other than
ahalng, applies to Oh her tributaries within
onemileoi Junction, DonblePipe Greek being
a tributary, and at the junction IL ordinary
seasons isithe larger half, yet the law exempts
fishing IN Il but for one mile. The melting
snow Sansing rise in the river has started
the iish. and men NOT otherwise employed
make this place point for their fishing ope'
raiions, and with dip-neis catch as many as
bushell.n few hours, these are hauled round
the neighhorhood for sale. One Of these rug
gel. patched.up, dirty fish.mongars, few
DAYS ago, rashed into your core pindent
dlning-room, without rap or notice, with half
bushel Of fish, strung on strings, for sale.
And before he could be induced TO leave, SO
filled the room with fsh-odor that L had to be
fnlnigated
The Winter being one Of unusual severity,
and the ground in this vicinity being covered
with snow since December I'D, outdoor la
bOrers are thrown out Of employment, and IN
order to earn little money 10 procure family
necessarles, are willing to do any work. For
the last dozen years il was next TO impossible
to have bottoms put IN what are called .'split-
bottom chairs, and these botlomless frames
were slowed awayin garrets, nc but now hon.
est laborers, who are willing TO do any work
rather than beg or steal, gather up these aban-
doned chair frames, aud put in good split boz
toms. Some 20 from house 70 house with a
bundle Of splits ON their shoulders, and
bottom your chairs at your house, giving the
owner no trouble more than TO pay the petty
sum of from IS TO so cents,
On Friday OF last week, the engine OF the
western bound mail train, on the Western
Maryland railroad, ran into Mr.. l. s. En-.
merits herd Of cattle, knocking TWO of
them of the track. down an cmbankment,
crippeling them badly. Asa general thing
farmers have no business to allow their stock
on the track, but in this case the company is
clearly responsible for damages, and no doubt
court Of justice would so decides as the
Rev. Mr.. Sayler gave the company the right
to build their road through his lands, over one
mile, forno Other consideration than putting up
five cattle guards and one pass, under the road
bed to water, which the building Of the road
cut off from the farm run occupied by Mr..
Emmert; allofwhich the company failed odo,
and while the cattle were crossing the track
to water, the accident occurred.
Monday. Feb. ~, thermometer ~ below
zero, while the wind was so piercing that wa
ter and vegetables froze, where il did not
freeze when it was 2I' below, but our river
was blocked up with ice more than at any
previous time this long and very cold winter
In all our roads leading from east to west
there is ordinary good sleighing; roads lead.
ing north and south is not sogood, southsides
of hills are bare.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-01

SALES OF REAL EsrSTR.-Qn Che 2ist H.
tlmo, Joel Roop and Anne Z. Flattman, as
trustees, sold At private sale tract Of land 10
Freedom district, containing 100 acres, 10
Richard Brightwell for S20UU.
On Tuesday last, A. ID. Schaeffer, as trus.
tee, sold at public sale saw and chopping
mill property, with IA acres of land and
dwelling house, on Meadow Branch, three.
fourths Of a mile from Frizzellsburg, to Abra-
ham Hesson, for the sum Of two thousand
dollars,
On "Wednesday, i, Bagmgarteer, IS thus:
zee, sold farm in Freedom district, contain.
ing lOi acres, to Mrs. Ellen Matthews for
$780,
On Thursday last, ]. J. Baumgartner, as
trustee, sold tract of land, containing II
acres and rood, situated in and adjoining
the village Of Finksburg, to Charles B. Rob.
erts, for s2,5 o.
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PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF MARYLAND,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..

STATE OF MARYLAND.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Rf ajoint resolution of Congress. approved
- on the li,h February, 1873. provision
has been made to enable the people of The
United States TO share in the advantages Of
the International Exposition. II, the products
OF Agriculture, Manufactures and the Fine Arts.
to be held at Vienna, Austria. commencing
1878.
The attention Of the citizens Oft State. &.
therefore, called to this subject, in coniormi,u
with the request contained in the followiF.
extract from said joint resolution:
Section =. That the Governors of the seyerul
States be, and they are hereby neanested to
invite the patriotic people Of their respective
States to assist in the proper representation Of
the bandiwork Of our artisans. and The prolific
sources Of material wealth With which our
land rs blessed; aud to take such further
measures as may be necessary to diffnse a
knowledge of the proposed exhibition, and 10
secure 70 their respective States the advan.
tages which il promises.
Given under my hand and the Rrent seal OF
no he state, at the city of Annapolis, ON
~g MS twenty day of February, A.
h., ie13.
WIN. PINKNEY WHITE.
by the Governor:
JOHN THOMSON MASON,
mar Lot Secretary Of State
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so lall EnnIrY

10 ths circaih Court for Carroll cou.s,.
The Carroll County Savings Bank az Onion
town, Mortgagee, VS.. Hugh Dawsoa and
Joanna his wife, Mor,ssgors.
ORDERED this I'D deS " February is7s
~ TINT the account % he Auditor iiled 4,
tins cause be finally rati6ed and coul;rrosd.
unless canse TO tie contrary thereof be sAown,
on or before the 18th day Of March next
provided copy Of this order be iussr,ed for.
two successive weeks before the lgst named
aay, N some newspaper Published IN Carroll
/ JNo. B. B0YLE, Clerk.
True copy, -Test,
mar LIT JSe. B. BoylR, Clerk.
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10. l2ia EonIrY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll Csnntt.
John Mathews vs.. Johnze Selsy.
ORDERED this 9th day VI February. A.
~ ID. 1873, that the sale made and reported
by John j. Baumgarsner, Trustee, for the sale
OF the Real Estate in this cause decreed IN he
sold, be finally ratified and confirmed, unless
cause TO the contrary thereof be shown on OF
before the 18th day OF April next provided a
copy Of this order be inserted in some news.
paper published in Carroll county, once in
each Of three successive weeks before the 2lth
day Of March peNt.
The report states the amount of sale to be
Sls00,0Q> - " -
JNo. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Iest:
mar l'3t JNo. B. BoYLE. Gle 4
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-01

WESTMINSTER FARMERS CLrn.-1he farm.
ers Of the eth election district, and others,
favorable to the formation of a Farmers Club
for Westminster District, are requested to
meet in the room opposite Z. X. Gernand' 5
Store, on Saturday afternoon, March sth, at
o'clock. A general attendance is desired.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-01

Over Sl50hayehoan collected by the Society
tor the, rellef Of the poor of Westminster, and
several cases of destitution have been relieved
4 number ofpoor persons have also been vac.
olnated at the expense Of the Society.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-01

UNITED BRErHREs CoSFEREScE. Con.
ference which assembled in Shippensburg, Pa.
on the 18th ultimo, adjourned on the 24th.
The following appointments were made by
Bishop Weaver for the ensuing Conference
Feagi
FORK Dfsirici--z. A. calestoek, r. e.
Baltimore, Second Church, j. I. Stearn
Fourth Church, II. A. Sehlichter; Fifth
Church, J. Skater. York Station--W. b.
haber. York Mission-J. II. Young. York
Cireuit-A. Trpner SYSTEMATICALLY }.
Beamer. Duncannon-J. X. Hutchinson. Liy.
erpool-W. H. Cranmer. Ickesburg-W.
QuiglDy, Manchester-A. H. Rice. Jeffer-
son-to be supplied, bloomfield ID. X.
Burkbolder. Littlestowp-w Owen, West
fairyiew-H. Brown. Dorer-F. Grim.
Goldsboro'--J. GARNER Parkton- "A. Lackey.
Noodbuy-E. II. koons.
Cnaabersbnsg Distriet-.T. G. Smith, =. Z.
Chambersbprg-B. G. Huhar. Mechanics.
burg IS. a. Mowers. Rocky SPRING.. 5,
Wentz. Greencastle-G. ". Ligbtner. Orrs.
tlwn-W, ID. Lower. Newyille-J. I. Shat.
err. Big Spring o. Smith. Alto Dale
n. Z. Anthony. Mercersburg-P. Corl.
Path Valley. Felix. Carlisle-w. H.
Wagner. shippensburg-W. Quigley. Ship.
penshurg Circuit--G. A. Beatty. BendersviIie
-. c. Weidler. York SPRING.. A. Mickey.
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BUSINESS AFFAIRS. We have several times
heard mysterious hints of some s'big thing
in the way Of an addition TO the business IN
terests Of Westminster. What this "big
thing is to be, we do not know, unless il is
an iron furnace for the manufacture Of pig
iron from the ore which abounds in this region.
Whether our business men have pluck enough
to undertake such an enterprise or not, we
feel very eod6dent that it would pay them to
do o. There has been some talk Of it, but
we notice that talk rarely accomplishes much.
To succeed in business matters, men must lay
hold with their hands, and uork. Two years
ago there was much talk about large manu-
featuring establishment here, and again one
year ago, but il ended in talk. Individual
enterprise, however, laid hold Of the shoe
trade, and factory was the result. II is true
that associated capital is able to accomplish
more than individual capital, but it seems not
to accomplish as much, in proportion to the
amount employed, and the reason probably
is, that too many Wen associated together in
one enterprise, are in each others way, and
thwart the general purpose. II two or three
Of our citizens should have the courage to go
into this business here, we make no doubt they
would find profit in it, because the iron Interest
Is one OF the most prosperous in the country.
But, if they talk about It, walk round it, look
OF It, speculate over it, instead Of taking hold
oft and driving it with the energy of business
men. they will accomplish nothing, Steam
engines and their appliances are powerful
things, but they are as nothing, compared
with the power Of the human will That is
the great motive power after all. We
wouldn't give ig far the man that would
dlllydally over matters Of business. Give us
man that will lay hold with his hands at
once, and show the world that he has force
within himself capable of accomplishing the
required results,
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Valuable Farm
Is FREDERiCK County,

~ TO - u IL H.
Rf virtue ola Decree Of the Circuit Court
- for Carroll county, in Equity, the under.
signed, Trustees, will sell at Public Sale, on
SATURDAY, The ed Of MARCH 1873,
at Middleburg Station, on the Western Mary.
land Railroad, at o'clock, p. NJ, the Farm
now occupied by Lycurgus Miller, and which
was purchased in his life time by Joseph
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-01

TEIrElAycE MEErISG.-A temperance meet.
ing will be held in the lecture room Of Grace
Lutheran Church, this city, on Tuesday even.
ing next. Rev. W. c, Cremer and others
will deliver addresses.
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NO. lso5 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll Counts.
'ohp \. Flaier and others, VS.. Elisha Flater
and others.
0RDERED this 18th day Of February 4
- ID. 1873, that tho return Of tho Comm;s-
sioners appointed to make partition of a..
zeal Estate mentioned ia the PROCEEDINGS M
shls cause, and this DAY filed, DO finally rail.
nea and confirmed, unless cause 10 he con-
vary thereot be shown on or belore the SIN
ay o. NAY next provided copy Of this
oross be inserted once n week tor each al
iare ~. successive weeks before the I'd day Of
prll next, IN some newspaper published in
VIM. y. HAYDEN.
- Judge Of the Circuit Court.
mar lat JNo. D. BOYLE. Clerk
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We have the pleasure Of stating that
there has been no spread of the small pox
from the case which terminated fatally at
an clubhouse on the Almshouse farm, last
week.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-01

DR.. c. Billingslea has been elected delegate
othe Annual Conferenceof the NJ. p. Church,
which assemblies in Baltimore, Oh the 18th
instant, by the members of the church in this
city. A. NJ. Lantz, alternate.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-01

FREDERICK Am PENNSYLVANIA LINE Ran.
RoAn.--The Washingt IN correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun, in speaking of this road saws:
1t seems destined to become a link in one of
the most important roads in the country.
The Legislature of Virginia has Just passed
law amending the charter of the Potomac and
Manassas junction Railroad Company, BY
which that company is authorized to build a
railroad from the Potomac river to Quanlico.
connecting with the Frederick and Potomac
railroad, thence by the most practicable route
to point on the Maryland State line, between
the Point Of Rocks and the mouth of Goose
Creek, at Edwards Ferry. The located line
will probably cross the Orange and Alexan.
dria railroad near Brlstow; thence u the
summit, some four miles east of the village Of
Aide; thence by way of I.eesburg to the Pc.
tomac, at or near the mouth Of the Monocacy.
The objects to be obtained are, first, con
nection with the Manassas branch of the
Orange and Alexandria railroad, at or near
Haymarket. in Prince William county. second,
a connection with the Metropolitan branch of
the Baltimore and Ohio ralroad, near the
mouth 9f the Mopoeacy, which will enable
that road to compete with the Chesapeake
and Ohio in transportation Of passengers and
freight to the West; third, an extension ofthe
line to this city, for the purpose of connecting
with tho Frederick and Pennsylvania Line
railroad. When completed this will be the
shortest route between Harrisburg and Rich
mond, and between New York and Richmond.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-01

A1TKvriex pHFsIGlsys, ~ DR.. W. T. Jones,
State Vaccine Agent, No. 81, North Calvert
Street, Baltimore, notifies he physlcians pf
this county, in to-days ADyooATF. that he
will furnish Vaccine Virus, taken directly from
toe eGEg free 81 charge T z ~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-01

- Owing to the spreading Of the track on
Tuesday morning, near Enksburg, the ladies'
car of the mail train ran of. No damage ex.
eept the breaking of truck. The train was
detained about one hour and half.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-01

A letter from Manchester says;-The pro.
tracted meeting at Green MONT Church Is
still in progress it is increasing in interest.
There have beon number at the altar each
night, Manchester Circuit has been divided.
the lower end to be called Pine Mission. and
Rev. A. Lackey assigned to the same Rev.
A. II. Rice to Manchester Circuit.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-01

knEpEEick EtEcT1oS-A; the cleo.
Zen % Monday Ast the Democrats elected
sixof ths tea C6aaeilmei. mud cams within
thrte Votes u ez'eti6e d. scvehti
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-01

William A. Sellman, Of Freedom District,
bntchered hog February ,aih, which weighed
47l pounds.
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LIGHT LIGHT Give us light in Ihe streets
at night, is tho cry Of the citizens the East.
eFn poaion Of Westminster.
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SALE OF 0aE LAM. ---The Banner az LiLsr.
~ says Mr.. Albert Jones, Of this place, has
sold, conditioualIy, abou; 80 or 40 acres Of
his farm lying near New London, 10 1 York
Pal Company, for the sum Of $1,000. Inc
Company pays $500 cash, proceeds at once
10 prospecting, and il satisfied with the re.
suit, on The lst Of May il is 70 pay the bulanee.
S0,Epi v the search sno, satislactorv. ihe
first payment will cover The damage. fb,rs
Il bHt little dolbi, however, 1t dis proving
10 be rich With iron orc. This farm WAX =.
served from settlement BY the old Colonial
Governnent, on account ef rs mineral wealth.
Copper, also, y supposed BY some 10 exist On
~ farmi Z
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MosE Snow. Another fall of about four
inches in depth on Thursday morning. The
ground has not been entirely clear of snow this
winter.
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DAIRYMEN
TIA X . N 8 rrC =

Z "a * p N Q 7 I Q Ell
wish to engage for the deliyeryw~-.
Of April next TX
cream 70 be sweet and good when received
to the gallon. ~ sr''s'
. Price sessniyiye cents esRgallon and bills
cHAS. PAINTER,
max va owings Mills, W. NJ. X. II.
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A. X. Shriver has been appointed Post.
master at Union Mills, vice Randolph l..
Leatherwood, resigned
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VALUABLE 0RE FouxD.-Silver and conner
ore has been found on the farm Of George
W. Noedel, North Codorns township, York
county, Pa.
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MAscH.-"The stormy March has come at
last, with winds, and clouds, and changing
skies, as Bryant has it. ''If March CONES
in like lamb, i, will go out like lion, /" says
the old saw And, III il comes in ike lion
it will go out ike lamb The high winds
Of March are very serylceable to the husband.
man to dry the ground, saturated BY the rains
and snews Of winter, preparing it for spring
planting, but they are very hard on the old
COWS that have not been ''wintercd' properly.
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ST ,U1I.22
BY order Of the Board,
J0SEPHUS GROUND.
Secretary.
DlREcToRs
Jacob t. Bell, Samuel Strife.
Henry Sehriver, Peter MiddlekGufi.
David Strife, Daniel $. Wolfnger,
George W. Pole.
JACOB T.. BELL, President,
JosEPHus GRouND, Secretary.
Gao. W. PoLF, Treasurer.
mar l.3t