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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-05

STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT,
A McGREGOR & SON, PUBLISHERS AND
"A. Plain and Fancy Job Printers DEMOCRAT
Block Canton Ohio.
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BANKERS.
GEO. d. HARTER a BRC

NNsV8
DANKERS-EAST TUSCAWRAWAS STREET,
ID Canton, Ohio, Receive Deposits, Loan Money,
Buy Gold, Silver, Bonds and Compound Interest
Notes. Exchange Bought and Sold.
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Monroe over Mcbride.
NINETEENTH DISTRICT

TWENTIETH DISTRICT.
Payne, d Parsons r Goodman
CuyahOga. ga................13,S4 1880 8l
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E. NJ. GRIMES,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE-OFFICEI IN TRUMP's
u Building up stairs, Canton o. nov6'73-yl
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JEWELERS..
DEUBLE Il BROTHER,
]. A. MEYER,

L 0EALERS IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
~ Silverware, &c, east side of Public Square,
anton, Ohio. Repairing done on short notice
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INSURANCE.

This Company has larger surplus than any
other Company Its average rate Of interest 4
pense has averaged less than any other company.
ls average dividends have been larger than any
other company. Il. ,'.-.-
This company has over one hundred policy
about 1000 insurance.
Jan. %. IA JOHN l. LYNCH
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J. A. MEYER,
DEALER IN AMERICAN & FOREIGN WATCH.
~ es, Clocks, Silyerware and Fancy Goods
Northwest corner of Public Square, Canton, Ohio.
Repairing neatly, expeditOusly and satisfactorily
done.
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A PoTHECARY, DRUGGIST AND PHARMA
"A ceutist, Prescriptions promptly filed at al
hOurs. Stand, East 1nscaraWas street Canton o
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Vance over Buudy
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
Walling over Taylor, 3,9l
rwELFrH DISTRICT lsnoRr rERM.l J
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.

Finck over Taylor. ...4SSS
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-08-01
Malarious influences.

A WoRD TO our EASTERN AND SouTH-
ERIN MARYLAND MISUNDERSTANDING
autumnaI months the people WHO reside
along the water courses and tributaries Of
the Chesapeake bay, east or west, are more
or less subject to bilious disorders, for
which calomel and qninine are the usual
remedies--remedies almost as bad as the
disease itself. Change Of climate is better
than nauseating medicine, and often more
effective and speedy as a curative. But
many persons are uniformed as to a con.
venient and proper place Of resort where
they would be rid Of suvn influences.
Westminster is that place, within an hours
ride Of Baltimore, at cost Of only 80
cents. Here, we are one thousand feet
above Baltimore, in pure atmosphere
board cheap, society good, and those sun
mer pests, mosquitoes and malaria, un-
known. We have four trains each way
daily, two Of them mail trains, morning
and evening Let the invalids of lowe
Maryland come to Westminster, and tr,
the effects Of pure water and fresh noun
tain air, and see If they do not find healtl
and yigor speedily restored. We ask th
Eastern and Southern Maryland journal
to ps.Slish these facts for the information
Of their readers. Those of them who ar
suffering from chills and fevers, or othe
bilious diseases, win thank them for $
doing,
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Business Locals.
rnK GREAT Llvixasroxs.

THE GREAT IIvlNGSTONS.
These celebrated athletes are said b b
superior to the noted Hanlon Brothers. Thei,
special feature is the triple partere, in khicl
they are said to excel any performers on Iarth.
They were engaged by Messrs. Jasret y Pail
mer, Of Niblo's, N. Y. for season Of three
months, after which they were secured h the
managers Of the Great European CircI for
this season. The New York Herald lays
The great feature Of the evening wa tbs
gymnastic exercises Of the Livingston Bros.
which we consider to be superior to angling
in that line we have ever seen" The VIII
exhibit in this place to-day Saturday con-
nection with the Great European Zoogical
Association, British Museum, Royal CoEeum,
Worlds Congress of Wonders and Giantie
Circus.
The Commanding Operation OF Dr,Walk-
ers Vinegar Bitters, in Chronic DyAepsia,
Fevers, Nervous Disorders, Constpath, De-
ficiency Of Vital Power, and oil malaes af-
feeting the Stomach, the Liver, the bwels,
the Pulmonary Organs, or the Muscub Sys-
TEN, is exciting the wonder Of Scientr Men
and creating such sensation among E sick
as was never before witnessed in al age.
The sales of this great vegetable rene, have
been quadrupled within single year. 4
We have just received from Philadehia a
fresh supply of DIR. Swayue's Bowel Gdial,
and guarantee it TO cure all summeicom-
plants. VIM. Reese 4 Son. q
Jelly Tumblers for the thousand, att, so,
60, 20, 80, 80 cts. and 81 per dozen, az. X.
Demands. q
Try McKay's New York Bottled A and
be convinced there is none better. SID per
dozen Bottles. VIM. Reese 4 Son. q
Fishers Patent Cement Paper Rin4'ruit
Jars, guaranteed. Sold at 80 per don by
Vim. Reese 4 Son. 2t
Fruit Jars, air tight. The best, trie and
proven safe, at L. X. Gernand's. g
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CAPITALISTS ALARMED AND WITH
DRAWING THEIR CAPITAL PROM THE
WEsT.--A few days since there appeared
in the financial article of the New York
Times, the following paragraph, of the sig
nifcance of which We need not speak. II
requires no comment:
Adyices received by an eminent bank
firm show that serious awakening among
the Changers is imminent, and that they
are beginning to view with some appre.
hension the strong hostile feeling theil
policy has evoked in the center of Eastern
capital II is fact that a number Of
leading houses in Canada and the East
have communicated with some of the heay
lest firms in Milwaukee, inviting them to
close their accounts and signify their in
tention to withdraw their interests from all
sections in which the Grange sentiment is
SO overwhelming. They say they do not
nrunose 70 subject themselves 10 the risks
coefcse RESTRICTIONS and influences. RI
was also reported that the Astors, Moses
Taylor, and others, leading New York CAP.
italists, have decided to Withhold all contem-
plated investments, and withdraw their ex-
isting interests from the danger Of such
control. II is very evident that in the
event of any further aggressive movement
against capital in the West, the East is
prepared to resort so very extreme meas.
ures against the States to Influenced both
as means Of selfprotcction and retalia-
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Messrs Editors In passing arountown
noticed some one engaged in putting Ight
ming rods on the Court House in this pee
and upon inquiry found that W. c. liner,
agent for the Pennsylvania LightningRod
Company, was doing the work, He ha his
head quarters at Wheeler's Hotel, nd is
meeting with great success throughout then
tire community. The Commissioners deserve
great credit in their choice Of rods, as wehs
their choice Of man who understands hi
business as an electrician. The rod is aeon
tinuous one, no breaks of joints to get loose o
out Of repair. The company was chartered
by an Act of the Legislature, April 3, 1870
and issue guarantees Of indemnity agains los
or damage done by lightning after their rod
are put on the buildings. Persons who wisl
their buildings properly rodded shoud cal
upon their agent, W. c. Hiiner, in wbdn
they will find gentleman in every rfspet'
0BsEBifR
II I.
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rhs members Of Tie Democratic Central
County Committee are requested % meet IN
Ia Court House, West,aiasler, on Monday
4ssd,ssi :, al clock, r ~ Buslness OF
Importance viii be brought before the Com
saittce
list Or MEMBERS.
District No. WIN. Fisher, Peter smith,
y District 10. 1T. A. Clay, J. H. Jordan,
Harry Weaver
District No. 8 Samuel Cover Ezra Lee
core, Samuel Kesselring
District No. AID + Lee, L. A. J, La
motto, J. W. Harden.
District No. DIR. ]. W. Steele, y. u
WarIiela, s. T. G. Brown.
District No. CDR. Il. +. Beln, 6eorg'
A. Shower. Francis Warner.
District No. 7-Richard Manning, Chair
man; J. II. Hoppe, H. 7 Webb, Dr. +. But
Ter, Thoa. Gist.
District No. SD. w. Houck, II. II. La
NOTE, Michael Buchanan.
District No. 9Dr. s. r. Waters, Stephei
Gorsuch. W. p. Anderson.
District No. lO--Thos. f. Cover, ). W
White, Levi Burlington.
District No. l1-Thomas Smith, Nj. Y
MeKinsfry. VIM. Sliner.
District No. l2-srPeter Shriner. Jno- Hart
n. MANNING, Chairman.
W. II. VASpEHFoRp, Sec'y.
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Sr.s,nr JoraSArIs,I.--(lape NAV tbls

SEAsmE JoURSAIIsM.--C Cape May this
season has two daily newspapers, the
Ware and the Star The Cape May
Duly W ape, Published By c. S. Magnth
and A. Garretlson, is the elder Of the two,
having been published and received with
favor for ten years past at that popular
resort. It is issued daily during ''she ssa-
son. and weekly throughout the ysar.
The Cape May Daily Sfor, now in its
third year, IS published during the sumner
season BY W. V. L, Seigman and Thomas
Il, Harkins, and is readable and popular
Journal. At Long Branch there is inc
newspaper published, the Long BIateh
Nelcs, which is issued both daily aud week
" BY J. Stultz, the daily edition beng
printed throughout the season, The Macs
Is quite popular at Long Branch, and its
editor is making first-rate paper.
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20 LIVES Losr, IMMENSE DBsrRuc.
TIos o. PROPERTY. Allegheny city, op.
posite Pittsburgh, Pa was visited on Mon
day night last BY one of the most terrible
storms ever known, causing the loss ftwo
hundred and twenty lives and the destruc-
ton OF an immense amount Of property.
4 i supposed that Water Spout burst
over The devoted city, as such a rain fail
was never before seen and such rapid
swelling and spreading Of the waters per
iectly appalling Houses were washed
from their foundations, and the earth was
flooded within circuit Of fifteen or TWEEN.
~ miles. Such loss Of life and disaster
q property probably never before occurred
BY storm in this country.
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q, Near Taneytown on the 2ith nit. Mr.. Jebr
Shnner, aged IS years 4 months and 9 daJs
Near Winfield on Friday, the oath of july
1harles W. Aldridge, son of Warner an,
l6 days. ''' "'''
On Friday last, of lock jaw from iuiurie
received IN Dushane's paper mill, Freedom
district, John Marion, son Of Sebastian Bow
ers, IN the 2sth year Of his age.
A. In Baltimore on Thursday morning, July 30
Eyerhart. " - "'e ''"'''
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REVIVAL OF THE IRON TRADE.-The
indications of a revival in the domestic
iron trade continue to multiply. The
Philadelphia Ledger says We learn that
the Cambria Iron Company, Johustown,
Ia. have within the past week started their
rolling mill on double turn" and the
Bessemer steel works Of the company,
which have been running irregularly for
some time past, would now be running on
full time were il not for the scarcity Of
water This is indeed encouraging. The
revival could not begin in any one pursuit
OF all our various industries that would
give evidence Of being more general and
lasting than that of iron.
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DIVIDEND.

FAEMEKs' Axn MecHASics MT. B.xx
oF WEsrsixsrRa, Nh.
lfestaainzts5, Ma. J,sig e6fh, 1874.
ME President and Directors have hi
gay declared seiDi.annual Dividend o.
FOUR PER CENT.
on the Capital Stock Of this Bank. payable Or
and alter August 10Th. 1874. State Take,
paid BY the Bank.
a. D. scHAEFFER.
aug i,ot Cashier
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Xhe seszst ef the high price puill ii
Namhridee for peaches last week came
shent IN this wise A speculaSor IN peach
q some time ago bought farmers erch-
md ior sioo, the peaches to be delivered
q Cambridge Last week the farmer de-.
liyeIed bis crop, eight peaches HaIes
Eariy--te ihc-speeulator, and received his
&Ii'v making the peaches cost the pdrch-
aser jnst 1880 apiece Il Is said he sat
down and ate the whole of them, IN order
e b enabled q say be had eaten sl0O
worth Of peaches at . mess.
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NO. l2sl EoIrITy

Ia the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
VIM. i. Tracy and Amos SKATER, Trustees
vs.. David T. Shaffer and Wife.
ORDERED this soth day Of July, A. d.
W 1874, that the account Of the Audito,
filed in this cause be finally ratified and con
iirnied, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be Shown on or before the nth day Of August
nexti provided copy Of this order be insert.
Cd for two successive weeks before the Iasl
named day in some newspaper published ii
Carroll county.
FRANK r. SHAW, Clerk.
True coPy,-Test;
aug i-2t Faasg 7. SHAN, CLERK.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-08-01

The law authorizing the Commissioner
Of Patents to extend expiring patents sill
cease on the I'd Of March next, alter
which time the existence Of all patents
win be limited to seventeen years AS
notice ofan application for an exteniol is
required to be published ninety days pdor
to hearing, the time for flingapplieIti0s
will expire on the I'd Of December text
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Ew WINDSOR COLLEGE

MILL open as Day and BoARpIso
~ School, September ~, 1871, in three
harate departments, with distinct courses Of
tdy, under experienced and efficient Teach
\, and all under the management of the pro.
Ietor and President-namely
I; Complete Ladies' Seminary.
Il. An Academy-Classical and Matbe.
ttical-for young men.
II. Preparatory, Modeland Normal School
common English Branches.
FOR full particulars address,
REy. l.. B. w. SHRYOCK,
aug i-u President.
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LAND FOR SALE.

A couple Of Farms well located in the
"A neighborhood Of Morgan Valley, Carroll
county, one of 100 Acres, and one Of 200
Acres, with substantial dwellings, and out
houses ON each Also, seyera Lots with
tenements on them, and two fine Wood Lots,
together with available Grist and Saw Mill,
on Morgan Hun, all Of which will be sold nj
reasonable rates. at private Sale. Call on the
subscriber or address, at Warfeldsburg,
aug 3mos. j.. L. SHITEEy
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THE TuRF-0n the 10th inst. at sapi.
nav, Michigan, Judge Fullerton and
Goldsmith Maid, two Of the fastest trotters
IN the world, were matched for purse
Of $4,000. The trot was for mile heats
best three IN FIVE. The race was a yery
6ns one both horses doing remarkably we'll
GOLDSMITH Maid won in three straight
heats, beating Fullerton one and two
lengths. The time was 2.19s, 2,I6I and
zl6--the best time on record. The Maid
was cheered BY eight thousand people as
she passed the string.
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Registration.

The Registers Of voters Of the several
election districts are requested to make
known TO this Office at once the place where
they win sit for the purpose Of Registering.
The law requires the publication to be
made 10 days before the lst Monday Of
September.
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a Pottstown gentleman, for many years
an inveterate fisherman, and who 4 now
laid up BY rheumatism, brought on BY con-
slant exposure, has had tank built in
his yard, into which live trout are but !;
and there he sits every afternoon. propned
up n an easy char, throwing the 'fy, land.
ing the fish, and having a vast amount Of
fun. ~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-08-01

MElRosE ITEMS. AN unknown disease has
made its appearance among the cattle ID The
neighborhcod Of this place, and numbers have
died. - :
A dog laboTing under hydrophobia, passed
through this village last week. Efforts were
made to kin him, but he escaped.
The efforts which have been made alone
the Bachman Valley Railroad for post-ofIices.
seems, at last, to be crowned with success. A.
we learn that at several stations along tha
road they viii be established soon.
An engineer in one Of the ore banks near
this plaea. recently disaPps Ia : vssy a.
reputable having contracted debts
and borrowed money from his fellow.work-
men, when he took a sudden departure.
Subscription has been taken 10 aid Mr..
Isaac Brillhari, near Manchester, wkoFeccnlls
sustained q heavy loss BY the burning Of his
barn and crop, and orr citizens have been
liberal in their contributions.
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'uilding Associa ton Notice

NHE officers and members of Carroll
p; Building Association, (except female.
md minors, are hereby notified that the Fifth
Annual Meeting Of said Association, will he
held at Central Hall, August 18Th, 1874. al :
o'clock, ?. NJ, for the Election Of Officers 10
manage the affairs Of the Association for the
ensuing year. The report Of the Treasurer
and Secretary win also be read.
BY order of the BOARD of Directors.
J. W. Herring, President.
ang l.3t n. /. G0RSUCH, Secretary.
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a Chicago gentleman recently sent 10
Treasurer Spinner a small quantity of pa
per pulp, with note stating that IL was
the remains Of Q ten cent stamp which his
little boy chewed up, and which be con.
tribnted no help pay the public debit
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IN Sunday, the 18th Of JuIy. bv copsaa
~ Sehncll, between Houcksrille and West.
minister, So In ives, two's and one's H.
iidper will receive 50 by leaving the easne MI,
D. W. HOUCK.
auf i.ffS HoucksrilIA. Ma.
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Anunusual influx of new advertisements
has crowded out many articles prepared
for this issue, and trenched considerably
upon cur usual variety.
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We were shown, on Monday, copy Of
the .Sas Ffaacisco Chaia Ners, Of July
14sh, 1874, tho first paper printed in the
Chinese language, in this country.
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An effort Is now being made 10 divide
the State Of Nebraska, into two states Is
Pc chilled North Platte and Nebraska. and
which shall have population Of 50. 0O0
and 10000 respectively.
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PUBLIC SALE
or
T,ryTslasill Rsal Estate.

DY virtue of the last win and testament Of
ID George p. Snyder, late OF Carroll coun,
~. deceased, and By virtue Of an order Of the
Orphans Court Of said county, the under
signed, as Executor Of said deceased, will
sell at Public Sale, at the late residence of
said deceased, in Myers District, about one
mile from Hahn's Mill, about % miles from
Weist's Mill, and about 3 miles from the boz
rough Of Litilestown, on
81 TURDAY, 5h Of SEPTEMBER,
1874, at o'clock, p. IN. that valuable Real
Estate which was occupied by said deceased
M the time of his death, containing
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ed, at the same time stimulating the seen.
tons Of the liver, and generally restoring Ii,
healthy functions ofthe digestive organs.
FOrtify the Body against Disease,
BY purihng all lis fluids with
" I NJ EG "A r. BI TT RS.
No epidemic eau take hold Of a system tLu,
EARNED
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Headache, Psn
in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness Of Ae
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations Of ths
Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth, BiEos,
Attacks, Palpitaiion the Heart, laaamma,ios
Of the Lungs, Pain in the region of the Ka
neys, and hundred other painful sympioa,
are the oifsprings Of Dyspepsia, One bots
will prove q better guarantee Of its merit
than q lengthy advertisement.
Scrotula or Kings Evil, White Swellings
Ulcers, Egsipelas, Swelled Neck, Goiie
Scrofnlous lntlammatiohs, Indolent InEan
nations, Mercurial Affections, Old Sore.
Eruptions ofthe Skin, Sore Eyes, etc. Inthes
as IN all other constitutional diseases, Wa
ker's Vinegar Bitters have shown their gnz
------fs.- ----- - sa-..ss--t .-lsesiuuso ..asfar
traetable cases.
For lntammatory and Chronic Rheumaiisn,
Gout, Bilious, Remittent and lntermiigui
teyers, Diseases of the Blood, Liver K3.
neys and Bladder, these Biiters have no equal
such diseases are caused by Initiated Blood
MECHANICAL DIsgAsEs.-Persons engaged
IN Paints and Minerals, such as Plumbers,
Iype-seiters, Gold beaters and Miners, as ihfJ
advance in life are subject to paralysis Of ihs
bowels. TO guard against this, take q dose
OF Walkers Vinegar Bitlers occasionally.
For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, letter, Salt
Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pusiales
Boils, Carbuneles, Ring Seald.hesi,
Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Diseolor
atoms OF the Skin, Humors and diseases Of
the skin Of whatever name or nature, are "
orally dug up and carried out Of the system
IN a short time by the use Of these Btiers
Pin, Tape and other Worms, lurking in the
system Of SO many thousands, are e1ectuali
destroyed and removed No system Of med.
leine, no rermifuges, no anthelminitics vii
iree the system from worms like these BitteE..
For Female Complaints, in young or old,
married or single, at the dawn Of womanhood,
or the turn Of life, these Tonic Bitters display
SO decided an influence that improvement
Is soon perceptible. Cleanse the Initiated
Blood whenever you find its Impurities burst
ing through the skin in PimpIes, Eruptoni,
or Sores, cleanse il when you find il obstrue
ted and sluggish in the veins, cleanse ii when
T. Is foul; Your feelings will tell you when.
Keep the blood pure, and the health Of the
system will follow.
TX. Ill. MCDONALD s. CO.,
Druggists and General Agents, San Francisco,
california, and cor. of Washington aud Charl'
ton Streets. New York.
hsp- Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. NSa
aug lin
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Illaox wanxEY. i. h. pr.rsox !,
WHITNEY g. PEARSON.

III AYE entered into a partnership for the
- practice Of law IN Carroll county. and
aii The courts ofthe State Mr.. whitney viii
come from Baltimore 10 Westminster When.
ever i may be necessary for the trial az cases
and his opinion md advice can BE- had a ans
time BY calling Of the Office, directly oppoS;te
Wheeier,s Hotel, Main 81. Wesfminster.
aug ltf
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VALU A BILE Ian D
At PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be offered at Public Sale, on the
w premises, on
Sd'"rday, the e9M day Of Argust, 1911,
at o'clock, p. m. that valuable tract Of land
formerly belonging to Calvert College, and
iying directly opposite the said properly on
the iAberty and New Windsor Turnpike. The
above tract contains
~ Acres of Land more or less,
is under high state Of cultivation, and com
prises some Of the finest building sites in the
country, the largest portion being very deSr-
aDir nr iowu lots, rs II lies Immediately adj
joining The town Of New Windsor and on one
o. the principal thoroughfares leading from
the town. Persons seeking profitable invest.
ment will do well to give this their attention.
TERMS or SAIE.-0ne-third cash, when pos.
session ,,,s will be given, balance payable April
!, 1876, bearing interest from day Of sale.
by order of the Board,
JOB HIBBERD,
July zois President
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POLANn
FRELINGHUYsEN.

The men who would strangle the free
dom Of the press. Let their names be
held in utter detcstation.
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a dispatch from Lausanne, Switzerland,
announces the death in that city Of the
hey. Mr.. Goodrich, grandson or Noah
Webster.