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Eaale q Henry Haiaes. deceased.

Estafe Of Henry Hciacs, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri.
Az Der has obtained from the ORPHANS
Court Of Carroll county, letters Testalnentar,
on the Personal Estate OF
HENnf HAfNES,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. An per.
sons having claims against said estate. az,
hereby warned 10 exhibit the same within six
months from this date, otherwise they may be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate.
those indebted are requested to make imme.
dlately payment, which can be done Al tic
First National Bank Of New Windsor, where
credit will be given BY order Of the Execu.
tor ISAAC G. BALE,
mar zz-ft Acting Executor.
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No. 1855 EQUITY

NO. 1856 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County ms a
~, Court Of Equity.
Inc carroll County Building Association No.
. u nanches.cr, vs. Jacob A!baugh and
Alice Y. Albaugh his wife,
nRDERED this 10Th day Of March A n
~ 1873, that the sale made and renoy,ed
by The Carroll County Building Association
No. ], Of Manchester, by virtue Of power n
sale contained in the mortgage mentioned in
the proceedings in this cause, be ratified md
Sonhrlneui unless cause TO the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 2lst day of AMI
next provided copy Of this orderbe inserted
IN some newspaper published in Carroll conn.
y, once in each Of three successive weels
before the said 2lst day of April next. y
$4,000. ~ "
~ JNo. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-1est;
mar zz'St JNo. b. BoYLH, CLERK.
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PUBLIC SALE.

yl'HE subscriber, as Executor of Henry
Haines, late OF Carroll county. deceased.
will sell at Public Sale, at the late residence
OF said deceased, miles from New Windsor
and the same distance from Wakefield. on
Saturday, the soth day Of March. 1878.
at 10 o clock, A. NJ, the following Personal
Property, to wit; Wagons, Buggy and Hair.
ness, Plows, Harrows and cutivaiors, WAGON
and Plow Gears, &c. Also Household and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting of 3 Beds md
Bedding, Bureaus, Chairs, stands, Looking
Glasses, ? Clocks, one Of them an eight.daS
Clock, Silver Watch, Corner Cupboard
90 yards Carpeting, Homemade Linen by the
yard Linen Sheets, Table Cloths, Blankets
Coyerlets, Spreads, Quilts, &c., 8 stoves. J
Kettles, lot Of Queensware, Washing This
and many other articles not enumerated.
Terms IF Sale. All sums Of 81 and under
cash ON all sums above IS credit Of eigh,
months vii be given, purchasers giving their
notes, with approved security, bearing IN.
ierest from the day Of sale. No properly 10
be removed until terms are complied with
ISAAC @. BALE.
MH <<-s Executor.
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No license shall be granted to sell spirit.
uons or iermented liquors or lager beer. in
quantities not less than pint, for the sum Of
SlS;oO' uni ess the person applying therefor
shall also obtain n license to sell goods. chat.
tells, wares and merchandise, paying therefor
the sum hereinbeiore prescribed, according
to the amount Of the stock in trade.
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSES
The license TO be paid by the keepers Of oys.
ter aud eating houses is 5000 throughout
the State
Females vending millinery and other small
a1rteies, whose stock is not over $500 pay
license of sd.60 only but il over that amount,
they are required TO pay the same license as
other persons--oath TO he made as 10 the
amount OF stock at the principal season Of the
year. GEOaGE n. FRINGER
sheriff Of Carroll county.
- y. BY Instructions received from the
treasury Department at the Clerks Office all
persons applying for license of any kind
lexcept marriage licenses. which are the same
as heretofore will hereafter have to pay the
lee OF fifty cents for issuing the same. making
total Of sixty cents, ms stated above.
The tee OF iity cents has heretofore been
charged TO the State.
GEORGE n. FRINGER,
mar 22'td Sheriff of Carroll county.
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No. 500 EQUITY

NJ. o3J EQUll1.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
The Bank Of Westminster VS.. Amanda Shat.
fer ct. ais.
nRDERED this 18th d.y OF March, A. ID.
~ 1913, that the sale made and reported
this day by John J. Baumgartner, Trustee Of
so much Of the Real Estate in this cause. which
was heretofore purchased by Emanuel Burns,
deceased, be finally ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 9TH day of April next ;
provided copy Of this order be inserted once
week for each Of three successive weeks be-
fore the lis day OF April, next. in some news.
paper published in Carroll county.
The report states the amount of sale 10 be
100000.
JNo. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
mar 22.st JSo. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
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PRICE $50 PER TON.
J. J. TURNER 4 CO.,
~ Pratt Street, Baltimore

ron SALE ny
Grimes 4 StouiIer. Westminster, Nd.
Zimmerman 4 Shuliz. Sykesvillc, Nd
". II. b. Dorsey, Mt. Airy, Nd.
Samuel Z. Grove. Ridgeville, Nd.
McComas 4, Bro, Hoods Mil, Nd.
+. A. Talbot, Ellieoit city, Md.
Biggs & Albaugh, Rocky Ridge, Nd.
VIM. II. Todd, Utica Mills, Nd.
Thos. f. Cover, Double Pipe Greek, Nd.
mnr 21.nm
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\ Do renlal OF annual value 9 bod

LICENSES TO RETAILERS OF SPIR.
lTUOUS OR FERMENTED LIQUORS,
OK LAGER BEER.--fhe amounts Of license
TO be paid by retailers Of spirituous and fer.
menied liquors aud lager, are as follows.--
If the valae OF The stock in trade be $500 or
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Teachers Institute.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Teach.
IN ers Institute OF Carroll county, will
meet in the City Of Westminster, on lFedaes,
| day, Thursday and Friday, the 10th, 18th
and 18th days Of April, next
J. NJ. NEWS0N.
Secretary and Treasurer b. {. S. c.
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The Illinois House Of Representative
has followed that Of Ohio, aud By an al
most unanimous vote adopted d resolution
severely censuring the Congressman from
that State who voted to increase their sal
aries At the end Of the last session Of Con-
rress.
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Transfers and Attachments.

THE County Commissioners for Carroll
Il county, will meet at their Office in the
Court House, ut Westminster. on Thursdag
and Friday, The s7h aud esh qf'Marck,
instant. and on Mondays and Tuesdays, ne
an and Sth, the IN aud 18th, he sIt and
ed Of Apri, Is:i, to make transfers and
abatements
All persons interested are requested to al.
tend, as no attachments or transfers will be
made after that time to affect the levy Of 1873.
Persons making application for transfers OF
property, will be required to comply with
sections Is and 10 Of Article 81 of the Code OF
Public General Laws.
BY order of the Board,
JABEz A. BUSH,
mar 22'5t Clerk.
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NO. il55 EQUITY y :

NO. 1855 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County ns n
n Court Of EQUITY
The Carroll County Building Association No
l. Of Manchester, VS., James w. ShafFer.
|0RDERED this 10Th day Of March. 4, u
~ 1875 that the sale made and reported by
ne Sarroll County Building Association n 10,
contained in The Mortgage mentioned n ,hS
proceedings Ia this cause, be ratified and con.
ilrmedi unless cause; 70 the contrary thereofho
shown on or before the list day Of April new.
provided copy Of this order be inserted n
some Newspaper publ shed in Carroll county,
IN ench OF three successive weeks before tho
said zlst day Of April next. w
The repor, states the amount OF sale 70 no
Si256.UO. sr'N - ~
JNo, D. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy, Test
mar 22-st Jso. u. BoYte, CLERK.
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= As mean - 4 Member Of Congress, =
has passed into prcverb, since fhe Credit
Mobiier expose and the late salary grab
into the Treasury.
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carroll counfg, 70 vii
On this--day Of, 1918, belo,s Il.
subscriber, Justice Of the Peace Of M S,,, s
OF Maryland, IN aud for said county. r.
ally appeared ------ and declared thatks 4.
tends 10 apply for n traders license. nnd..
the second section OF the Act Of Jauuarv ~
sion, 1895, to the Clerk Of the Circui, ron,,
TOR Carroll county, and made oath that II,
amount OF the stock OF goods generally lem
on hand by him lor by the concern IN wht6
he is engaged, in case il be a partnership. !,
the principal season OF sale, Tor Il the ANN
cant has not previously engaged in snch ttadel
that the amount Of goods which he intend, 4
keep, &c, does not Tor will not exceeds--
Sworn before -
II the oath be administered before Jrstics
Of the Peace out Of the county in which ~
application is made, there must be at,aehej
the certificate of the Clerk Of the Circuit Com,
OF the county in which the Justice resides
Persons uny sell salt 10 cure fish il March
April and May, without license. venders *
caNes aud vendors OF beer aud cider. who n,
the makers OF such beer and cider, lager bes,
excepted are not required to pay license.
LICENSES 10 onDlNARlES AND
TANE.tN KEEPERS The license to or,i.
naries aud tavern keepers TO sell spirituoe,
and iermen,cd liquors, or lager beer, in oaan.
titles less than pint, at any one time, arc 4,
follows Provided that the applicant Shall
first be recommended TO the Clerk BY two n,
spectacle ireeholders Of his immediate yieini.
y, and shall make oath before said Clerk ,ha,
he has bona tidc Laud without intending 10
eyade the requirements Of this article, PROV,
I ded aud expects TO maintain six good he'd
with sufficient covering thorcfur-and ,hr,e
rooms more than sufficient for the priya,eus y
said ordinary keeper, with s,abling and bro.
yender for i've horses at least; and il said an.
plicant resides in the city Of Baltimore, that6s
has provided and expects to maintain twelve
good beds with covering as aforesaid, aud siS
I rooms.
/ The said applicant is also to make oail
before the CLERK as TO the rate Of reu, or an
nual value Of the house ut OF in which th,
business to be authorized by the license ma,
be done or intended to be done
Ii tho rental ar annual Valua Ia mt
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Teachers Association.

VNHE Carroll County Teachers Association
a will meet in the East End School House,
Westminster, on Friday, Apnl eth, 1918.
A full attendance ofthe Teachers is requested.
ISAAC WRIGHT,
mar 22-td President.
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Nok Loan on Mortgage on country prop,
- eFty, in sums to suit rSr
r ". rEMPLEMAN & CO.,
81 Lexington Street, BALTIMORE cisy.
mar z2.im -
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LISwooD lrENs.-0f the heavy mass Of
snow, which but a short time since covered
the ground, only remnants are now left, in
places where il was drifted into large heaps,
and only partially exposed to the rays of the
sun.
The high wind which prevailed here through
out the entire day, Sunday last, proved 10 be
quite etfectual in blowing down old dilapidated
fences, and in drying the mud upon our roads.
We have since had several days of mild,
spring-like weather. Some Of our farmers
have commenced blowing, but the ground is
yet too wet in most places.
Large focks OF wild geese have passed over
during the week, vending their way to local..
ties better suited to rheir purposes Black
birds, robins, pewits, &c. have come among
Us, and are daily cheering US with their crate.
fnl songs.
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TO FARMERS.
1878. aExOELsI0R. !" 1873.

Composed II 80 peeHas q ~
Gsaao, and issO po'a'dscf So'ab'e f'o''
psais If Lias, bones 'iissoieed ~
salpa,uie acid, iStasA and Soda
Farming ,he mos. concentrated, universal and
durable fertilizer ever offered to the farmer
ecn,binipr al the stimulating qualities o. re-
rayinn e;aano. and the ever durable Ferlihz,,ng
nraperties Of Bones. Excelsior Is IN line dry
powder. prepared expressly for drilling, ana
IAN he applied in any quantity however small
ner acre and It is the opinion Of many close
Calculating Farmers. after Fourteen years ex'
pesieuce IL testing It side by side with other
popular fertilizers, that an application Of lOV
hounds Of Excelsior is equal 10 FROM 2oO to
$40 pounds OF any other fertilizer or guano
offered for sale, therefore is fully 100 to 2OV
per cent. cheaper.
pa. Look out for limitations and counter
feits. The popularity Of Excelsior has IN
duccd RascrapRloas parties in this and other
cities to copy our trade mark, and resort TO
other dishoaorabic means to sell their rofth'
less compounds.
E1S- {drmers should scr thdt creTy BAG .,
branded as ADORE, rhh tie iN4LIS SIS dnd
| OUR NAME IL RED LETTERS. III
4 ofhe,.S an e1nuffrffiis
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The applicant must either make o.,h
heretofore, before the Clerk Of the CO..
Court Of the county where he is enra s-II \.
business, Of the amount Of goods ken, Y
hand nj the principal season Of sale; 4, II, 4.
oath may be administered BY Justice AZ ~ n.
Peace, when the persons wanting a less,.
applies through an agent. 1.-THE latter con,s.
be adopted the following form will BE- deersI
a sufficient compliance with the act. s
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HorcKsvIiIE IrENs-Mr Emanuel l..
Leppo, last week sold at private sale. one
mile south Of this place, his farm, containing
s. acres and IA perches, improved with q
good dwelling, barn and tenant house, 20 Mr..
Frank Green, of Baltimore city, for slsUu.
Our farmers are basily engaged in burning
and hauling lime Some have already com.
nenced blowing for corn and potatoes. Il is
though. q larger area will be planted this seas.
on than formerly. The weather is delightful.
Mr. Daniel Seipp has already commenced
seeding oats. Several farmers are making
preparations TO plant an acre in prize corn.
~ ie IN usnc sac u MI nsnIy hIDy, ~
SlI5; one do. $50 cows from Sls to 81 ;
sheep from - to So per head; yellow corn
in the year $3.50 to $500 per bushel.
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PROCEEDINGS or THE corSrr COMMISSION
Egs. Board met March 18th special meet
ing members present, Jos H. Hoppe, Pres
ident; Geo. X. Frank, Joseph Splrrier, and
Jnbez A. Bush, Clerk
Ordered that the sum Of Sls.20 be refund.
ed to Reuben Hcnry as taxes improperly paid
in 1870 and 1871. Several transfers and al
terations were then made.
Mar A.--0rdered that Joseph Spurrier be
allowed TIE sum Of 80, being due him in the
payment Of county expenses, prior to the APP
pointment Of a Treasurer.
Ordered that DIR. Leonard zepp be APP
pointed as physician to the almshouse for one
year, from The LIST day Of lsnnary 1878.
Ordered that Granville Wilson oe appointed
as Steward 10 the almshouse for one year
from the first Of March 1875
Ordered that the Clerk TO this Board give
notice through the DExocRATIc ADVOCATE
and 4meTirda ScAtiaef TO The taxpayers Of
Carroll county to meet the Board at stated
times for the purpose Of making transfers
attachments, &c, prior TO levy Of 1873.
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Now and then an Editor gets lease from
Ill saacisn. s.8 ,h.n IL 49, Ia
Qn ne plank "a pike = his deiiSnt une
&c the Ttrf F2c{a ss,.d F.sra, mel. rot ont
&
a'se Qsaef gay, ana shis : me way ne puts
It
nfsiNe-7Af horh'r- Inc oaimy AT o.
Sprns aay, 20 swees ana planu, l'ke inc Kiss
y ,aA'Neh ioses asinfeA rs OUT 70 unSe
and e ne afternoon Grew towards u
eiese: We were Nhlrilag along aoAn me roaa
" the deep efueyment Of the poetry OF mo-
hon
TO Ia, gals, you ought to've seen US kiln
Two gay spokes en- the road to Brighton,
n. e.,..,. -, -. -. -, 1890.
Il ~ 4 .h -, -sssS ~ Wv s..s $50
ss-' 49, " - ~. 49, -
$500. ...s 49, IN y s~s1 ~ ~ " ~
~ ~. W. s1es.l $3.50 $50. ~
~ go =, = y =: J. =
~ L'1,-. ~ ~.
..,,,ns4 e ~ 49, ~ ~ 81
Y. ~sss s.'...s ~ Az. 49, ~ -. w ~ ~
$780, = ~ 49,; Z,
~ ~, " -.
49, s'l 49, ,r Is, .nso
49, s,.s 4. ~ = - = ~ e..
sshese ~ M NJ Il. G Ie $780, ~ -ss
.las...-. = l-.s ~. ...s.,.s n A.,
afi;gbf Hail hoIa ,here 4 r.
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Onsnsxs'. c0rnT Adam Shower, ESQ.
Chief Judge Isaac G. Bale and l. r SliaglsiT,
Esgrs., Associate Judges Joderh NJ. Parke,
Register Of Nillsi George NJ. Parke, Deputy
Register.
Monday, March T7ik 1874 Letters Of
administration granted 10 ID Calvin Warner,
on the estate Of John Mariner, deceased.
The viii Of Aadrew Reese DuFbin, de-
ceased, was admitted 10 probate, and letters
testamentsry granted to John i. Diiienbangh.
executor
Isaac G. Bale, acting executor Of Henry
Haines, returned inventory Of goods and chat
tels, list Of debts, bonds, stocks aud money
and obtained orders 70 dispose Of personal
property, and to notify creditors.
The will Of Am Richards, deceased, was
admitted 10 probate and letters tesiameniary
granted on her estate TO Benjamin Crof, exc
eutor.
Letters of administration granted on the
estate Of Aaron Siccksdale, deceased, to
Elizabeth Sfocksdale, his widow.
Letters Of administration on the estate Of
John p. Myers, deceased, granted to Perry
Runller, on remuneration OF che deceased
mother.
Mary A. Fitze and J. W. Earhari, admins.
traitors Of Samuel Ftze, returned list OF
sales.
Isaac Haiaeigh, guardian to George feakle,
gave new bond approved BY Court.
Eliza II. Hoover, guardian, settled 18th and
FINAL account for James b. Hoover, and ith
account each for Robert II. and David B.
Hoover
Sarah A. and John S. Swormsted,, execa-
tors Of DIR. 5. L. Swormstedl, returned APP
pmisemeHt Of personal property, list Of debts
and inventory OF money.
Nicholas II. Jenkins, administrator, W.
A., of Jacob HiIsabridel, settled his LIST
account Of the estate.
John G. Byers, guardian to Absalom Ii.
Bowersox, settled his ID account.
Tuesday, NarcA Isth.--sames Moore, adj
aninistrator Of Margaret ohler, returned list
Of sales.
Eliza Ann Hughes, executrix Of Singleton
HugheI returned list OF sales of personal
properly.
Anna Mary Rudolph, administratrix of d.
H. rudolph, returned list Of additional sales,
and settled her frs, and final account.
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DouBiE Prs CREEK lrEns.--A son of Jo-
siah Cluts, living two miles from here, while
at school, few days ago, by some means fell
and broke his arm and dislocaied the elbow.
DIR. Diller reduced the fracture and the little
patient is doing well.
A flock of sixteen wild geese lit on the bot
tom lands Of Elder Saylor, near his bara, a
few days ago, but not liking the surroundings
they left for swim in the river n few hundred
yards down the stream, where il was amusing
TO see cur citizens, merchants and mechanics,
with gun in hand and hurried steps ready to
take the goose, but they dida't get any.
Mr.. Joseph Miller, one mile west Of here,
has caught with his dogs, since the thaw set
in, four red foxes.
During the heavy blow on Sunday last quite
number Of fences in this section were in
jured.
Some farmers have commenced blowing on
high ground. There is, however, good deal
of ice and snow on northern hillsides in this
vicinity.
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Real Estate SALEs.-1he Carroll County
Building Association No. /, Of Manchester,
mortgage, sold on the 9Th instant, house
and lot Of land, in the town Of Manchester, to
Henry ID. Miller, for Si255.
On the same day the same Association,
sold house and lot in Manchester, to Henry
keagle, for SIl55.
Andrew Snyder and John c. Denner. as
mortgages, sold on the 18th instant, tan
merry containing lines, | bait, l pool, 1
latches, handlers, - laying away yais, good
running water, bark mill, aud all the neces
sary appliances Of good country. tannery.
Also II acres Of land, improved With a good
Dwelling and other outbuiidings, the propert,
Of +. A. Bsuss, in Hampstead district, neal
Hcneksville, to Andrew snyder, for Sl2U0
cash.
]. j. Baumgartner, as Trustee, hes sold a
privste sale, tract Of land containing 81
acres, about one mile south Of Manchester, tc
George Shower, for $1,000.
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THE ScrIProR RiSLaARr.-The Baltimore
Sun of Wednesday, says MIR. Vim. Il.
Rinehart, the sculptor, left Baltimore last
evening for New York, preparatory to sailing
for Europe on Saturday, the I'D instant, By
the French steamer. During his sojourn in
Baltimore Mr.. Rinehart has been most
actively employed in pursuit ofbis profession,
having received and executed in plastic seven.
teen orders, four Of them for life-size statues
Of children, aud the remainder for busts Of
prominent citizens here and elsewhere. in
Guiding that of Mr.. W. W. Coreoran, of Wash.
ington city. The execution Of this number Of
commissions during the comparatively briei
term Of his stay in he city is regarded as one
Of the most notable occurrences in the pro-
greSs of art here that has ever happened in
Baltimore. His last work was the modelling
Of the bust Of Mr.. Corcoran. Mr.. kinehari
carries back with him the best wishes of many
friends, and the well-desered laurels o.
pre-emiaence in his glorious art.
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PosrAL AFFAIRS. Postmaster Gen. cres.
well has ordered Westminster TO be designs.
ted as separating Office from the l.i Of
April next, with an allowance Of 500 for
clerical assistance. The work Of separating
the local mails at this postotfice has become
very laborious, and we are glad To sec that
the Postofice Department has determined
to award our efficient Postmaster for his ar
duons duties.
The contract for carrying the mail between
Westminster and Manchester, twice-a-week,
has been awarded to Jacob Sellers at $50
per annum.
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GEORGE L. sTocKsDALE,

J. j. BAuMcARrSTR, Solicitor.
John Z. DiGsRbaaqh, .iHciioaee'.
n. B.-Persons desirous Of purchasing any
of the above lands will please call on the
Trustee, who resides thereon, or address him
at Upperco Post Office, Baltimore county,
Maryland, or ]. j. Baumgartner, Solicitor,
residing in Westminster, Nd. G.. l.. $.
mar Eats Trustee
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RUILDING and Cabinet TIardwars, large
~ stock, At lowest city prices, al
hh ~ X. *. uEkNAND'S.
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CHIcKEx. STEaLIxc.--0ne Of our proininen,
citizens, residing in the very centre of the
city, found the door Of his hen house open,
on Thursday morning, and very soon discov.
cred that be owned seven less fine fat hens
than he did the previous evening. This case
Of pInching necessity must have been over.
looked BY the Poor relief Association.
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itlxEss o. Jrbug Hsyprs. Hon. VIM.
n. Hayden. Of this city, was attacked on Sat.
qrday night last, with acute gioaafis, or in-
Transition Of the tongue. Oh SUNDAY night
and Monday morning bis symptoms became
alarming be vas unable Is speak. ard vas
threatened with sstangulatioD The disease,
however yielded to prompt medical treat
ineni. and va ere esstiiied 70 state thai his
condition d mich improved.
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.Don't talk Of the poetry Of motion
in buggy. Had you been firmly seated
in the saddle, with an elastic hack beneath
you, going at a spanking canter, then you
might have talked of the poetry of mo-
ton
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EUREKA sALVE.

"A certain cure for Cats, flraisss, Sores.
Al hnFns and Skin Abrasiona 81 ali Kinds,
especially recommended 10 mulhors with sore
or lumpy breasts, This saleo has been sue.
cesslully used Cor over Fly years. For aaln
y haoef Drug Store. mar it.iy