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A most damnable plot has b

A most damnable plot has been
discovered in Moline, Illinois, to get
revenge upon the temperance ladies
of that place. An Internal machine
was found arranged under the street
car track between Moline aud Rock
Island. which was without doubt
placed there with the intention of
blowing up carload of crusaders
who were expected to pass over the
route. The torpedo graciously fail
ed to do the instigator's viIlainous
work.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-06-04
ra- Gen. Gustav is preparing q larg

sG-Gen. Gustav is preparing large
force at Fort Abraham Lincoln to
move into the Black Hills about the
1st of June. This force ia to consist
of ten full companies of cavalry,
with full battery of Calling guns.
In anticipation of such movement
on the part of the military forces OF
the Government, an expedition com
posed of men accustomed to frontier
life has been quietly organized for
the past month, and will leave for
the Back Hills the 1st of June.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-06-04

~ The jury in the Federal Court,
in the case of Alice Robarts, the wild
ow of the late prominent Dubuque law
yer, against the Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Company, on Wednes-
day, gave a verdict for Mrs. Robarts
for 81, 500, and interest from July 1862
The company set up as defence that
Robarts died of delirium tremens, and
that it was not liable on the policy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-06-04

MORE SISTER STATEs.-There is
now prospect that Congress will
vote to admit Colorado as State.
The enabling act looking to the admis-
sion of New Mexico, which passed the
House last week, still awaits the SEN
ate,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-06-04

The SIMPLE SECRET Twenty
clerks in a store, twenty hands 10 a
printing Office, twenty apprentices
in a sbipyard, twenty young men in
viIlage-all want to get on in the
world, aud expect J to "a a fpaartner, and
make fortune; one of the compos-
itors will own newspaper, and be.
come an influential citizen one OF
the apprentices will become master
builder one of the young villagers
will get handsome farm. and live
like a patriarch-but which one is
the lucky individual Lucky There
is no luck about it, The thing is al
most as certain as the rule of three.
The young fellow who will distance
his competitors is be who masters
his business, who preserves his in
tegrity, who lives clearly and pure
ly, who devotes bis leisure to the
acquisition of knowledge, who gains
friends by deserving them, and who
saves his spare money. There are
some ways to fortune shorter than
this old dusty highwa ; but tbs
staunch men of the community, the
men who achieve something really
worth having, good fortune, good
name, and serene old age, all go in
this road.
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IMPROVEMENTS for 1874.

We do notclaim and advertise at great length as
agents Of other Machines do, that 1.-THE best
Machines in the world, thu best Machines made or
cannot be exeeled &C. &C.. but simply ask you to be
Your own Judges and make your own selections indie
pendent Of the many pledges, promises, &C., other
agents may make to you. Did you ever know Of one
e your neighbors finding fault with being dis
satisfied with his
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-06-04

sn- The Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue state that the receipts from
internal revenue for the fiscal year
ending June 20, 1874, will reach
800. 000. 900, without doubt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-06-04
IRON AND STEEL.

which is used nearly exclusively in their construs-
ton. can make them. Are 80 Light Draft thai any
ordinary team can handle them on any kind of land.
Are not as likely to upset a wagon on siding
ground Are easily raised and lowered TO any height
desired while the Machine s at work; easily managed
AMI adjusted in every respect Are a stiff bar one
wheeled Reaper and flexible bar Mower, with some
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-06-04
KIRBY MACHINE.

That is thing of very rare occurrence, and believe
II you were to look the County over, you could not
find single instance % man being dissatisfied with
a KIRBY REAPER. The above Machines are manu-
featured entirely by D. NJ OSBORNE 4 Co, Auburn,
N. T., with Branch Office for the Northwest at Chi
cago and General Agency for Grant Co at Feminine
Wis. l am prepared to furnish you any of the above
Maclinea abort nntica. and give the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-06-04
BEST TERMS AND PRICES

on any Of these Machines as having the general
agency and dealing directly with the Manufacturers.
large stock Of extras constantly hand. Sample
Machines at Fennimore and Boscobel Do not buy
any Machine unless Extras are kept close at hand
4m2 OHIO SHRADER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-06-04
L. .. Holford 6 Co.
SCHOOL SUPPLY AGENCY,
For the introduction of
.BLACKBOARDS. SEATS
AND DESKS,

AND DESKS,
Dictionaries, Gazetteers. Outline Maps Reference
Maps, Globes Reading Cases, Number La:tices. Text
and Library Books, and all other educational helps.
Outline Maps from Ten Dollars to Forty-fye Dollars.
Size, from 24x28 in. TO Xxi feet From to 10 inches
set.
An ample supply of good blackboard sur face is a
necessity in every sChoOl-roOm, and il duplicates
and reduplcates the amount of effective instruction
and drill that can be given to each class in every
study and schoolrOom can be said to be fur nishe
without Good and desks preserve the health
and good form of the pupils; poor seats and desks
destroy both.
part OF Grant LaFay cite Iowa Richland county
and to put on Blackboard surface, on old
walls and o perfectly and thoroughly FenOvate old
Black boa rds that have become defaced smoth
and glossy for use. Our Liquid Stating makes
perfectly smooth and even surface, harder than
stone and almost IndestFustable; and warrant
this surface for all the purposes designed.
l.. D. HOLF0RD Co
Bloomington Wis, March II 1874 3l-52
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KIRBY
Reaping ) Moving
Machines.

Comprising Single two wheeled Mowers Independ.
ent one wheeled Reapers, Combined Reapers and
Mowers, either as Self or Hand Rakers or both at
tachments with each Machine parties may desire.
complete variety Of Machines from which all classes
OF Farmers select Machines best suited to their
wants. So simple that anybody not accustomed TO
running aud operating Machines will have trouble
IN u ing them. They are as dnrahie and strang "a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-06-04

A mamunder sentence of death
at Culpepper, Va, has requested the
privilege of being publicly baptised
in Mountain Run,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-06-04
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY JUNE 4, 1874
DECORATION.
y = y Y - ~ = = WIT
"AanibIs date lilid pienis."

''Aanibus date lilid plsnis."
Mid the fower.wreath'd tombs / stand
Bearing lilies in my hand.
Comrades in what soldier grave
Sleeps the bravest of the braves
Is it he who sank to rest
With his colors round his breasts
Friendship makes his tomb a shrine;
Garlands veil it; ask not mine.
0Re low grave, yon trees beneath,
Bears no roses, wears no wreath
Yet no heart more high and warm
Ever dared the battle storm,
Never cleaned a prOuder eye
In the front of victory,
Never foot had frmer tread
On the field where hope lay dead,
Than are hid within this tomb,
Where the INTENDED grasses bloom;
And no stone with feign'd distress,
Mocks the sacred loneliness.
Youth and beauty. dauntless wilt,
Dreams that life could neer fulfill,
Here lie buried here in peace
Wrongs and woes have found release.
Turning from my comrades' eyes,
kneeling where woman lies,
/ strew lilies on the grave
Of the bravest of the brave.
NEWPORT, r. l.,
Decoration Day, 1873.
II W. HigginSon Scrlbaer's for June.
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pIIXSICIANS.

Ds.Au BARBER. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
l..a t.ter Wisconsin 0fice az hts resid nee, op-
..te tI.a kIsnBArbers Sl-4-
0S.C F. FALBsY. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
- 81 #ee-ian Examining Surgeon, Lancaster, Wis
Eer 6Niwius Hardware store. So
KINNEY. VI. n. PHYSICIAN AND SUR
s, a. val practice his profession at Lancaster.
Once At his residence. corner Washington and
-s5sz streets 32-1ltf
ii Il sL9Ar n. ., MOUNT H0PE, GRANT
N9unty, Wisconsin. Sl-4stf
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ArTspR,NEvS.


2 THOMPSON. ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
fsr viii practice Law in any Court, draw convey
ISIS contracts aud any other instruments II desired
aI rs found at the Court House or at th4 Lancaster
5.e Circuit Court Commits sioner for Grant County
richie W BELL, ATTORNEY AT Law AND
4 General Collecting Agency. Office IN Washburn :
u.eek. Naiu-st. Piatteyiiie Grant e., Wis -.
ytRRsR Il CLEMENTsON, ATTORN EY5 AND
ID la4saIIors at Law Lancaster. Wis. Wiilpractlce
m jI state courts; will buy and seii lands, pay tax
IS. tlGu land patents. bounties, pensions and other
,ials AGAINST the Government 90-t-
isr.IlSELL Z CLARK. ATTORNEYS AND COUN-
ID sesss IL Law, taueral Collection and Land ~
Rams s-ter, i5costia oO-I-
.,E1 q HAZELToN, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
tf it Ltw, Boscobei. Wisconsin 3O-41
RoeKEFELLER. ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
u. Notary Public, Baetown, Grant Co, Wis. 8l-Sl
SAMUEL MERRIcK, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
= De A. Law. Fairplay, Grant Co, Wis 3O-5z
i,rARBEy ANDERSON. ATTORNEY AND CoUN
w sallor At Law, Jamestown. Wis. VIII proseeu ute
claims and make collections promptly. Si-4
~ BRADLEY CLARKE, ATTORNEY AND CoUN-
w -e4Iar ut Law aud Notary Public Bloomington,
Gi- AltieEti business promptly attended TO- CoI-
& rt,ans male aud loans negotiated 5u-4-
ttrN E.SGEO y. CARTER. ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
" gtteqie Wis. Practice in all the Courts OF the
sttt-- 0fdee over Hodges MeCarns Bank. 3l-42
YstY Is LIKENs. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
w Al I4tr Mineral point, Wis. Successor to Cobb
Likensl Practices Ia the &. /. and state Courts
AND attends 70 agencies and collections in all parts OF
tae state. Oise IN Leuaham s Block 5l-4S
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DENTAL.
HOTELS.

Y,pF r CooMEs. DENTIST. B0SCoBEL, WIS -
,,et-s,var SAWYER Z FavoT's store. Can be found
I4rirr honrs from A. till z. NJ So-i
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7II-IT 3 y r OF BDSUUBEL Is FhbPAftEU TO DO n
/ .5tr4I Banking and Exchange Business; buy and
-0H t8t4 silver and Government Bonds; Discount
..s tsa iyr Deposits and transact all business en-
t.t-t IS ts care Drafts and Letters OF Credit tur-
It B .a 4 the principal Banks and Bankers OF Eu-
r.tr as She Orient Agency tor the National Line OF
81 ...l tt4ius fa and from Europe, Through tickets
III t t5earu1oI Queenstown aud London to Boscobel'
}.e asIn s5I 30. from IIamb burg, Antwerp and hav-
&. ta Kssr3bel $50 IL, from Bremen, Norway, PARIS,
SKI. su to Ba,c7be $50 40 Children under II years
tH .re Infants Under one yeaI g. For further
s.lt .rlGaton apply TO Z. McSPADEN, Agent, ''-+-
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TEACHER.

g4CsT GIcHAELIs TEACHER OF MUSIC AND
-, p'An heS,dsaee on Maple street, one door
"'iNaH hoiioway's Bank. SOL
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aY4ANp HOLLOWAY, BANKERS AND DEAL
III rr- IN Exchange, Lancaster. Wis Bay aud Se'
t.t.-.-a Exchange cold and Silver aud Government
B..I5 $ also draw Foreign Exchaugein Is, Francs
... rIa,lsrs on Britain, France and Germany. Also,
s.e54ir attention given to the payment oi Taxes
i5n4 made aud proceeds promptly remitted =
4 ....IH 4 ups Of all denominations for sale 5O-4Z
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-06-04

s,IAkEIY HOUSE. DARLINGTON, WIS THIS
/ ,5Itn3 f,yorite hotel having been entirely re-
+. (. Il throughout il open fer the reception OF
travellers viii meet with every attention,
5.,,#H e.G ii 4 pleasant house 10 stop A.. first
mme-ctal room. Good stablng and livery
tfN ef +. ets pl-pN PROPRIETOR 32-llyl
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,aRIrE uousg. \. f. BIHcuARD, PRoPRIE,
i r-.tal ~ 3l-20

CIANpLER HOUSE s. CHANDLER. PRoPRIE-
4 a5 0iasyiIle. Grant County. Wis. lam full pre-
H4raf s5tL il well furnished table, clean and com
3eH -is. comul5dious stabiing an attentive host
-.t asssIia & the comfort Of the puhl.. Sl-4-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-06-04

4 ITWpUREY 4 CLARKE, BANKERS, BLVONING-
L / t3n. 9ia Buy and sell Gold and Government
F.84 Sna Etstern Exchange. Prompt attention CIV
4 tl eaitseti1u- At ali POINTS and h5 payment Of
t,t--. Deposits received lUd loans negotiated Ad
-, .s., n .ia upon approved securities Interest al
at,i spool 81 deposits AZ best current rates 5O-4-
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AGENTS.
4r4ee DttEs.GEy ERALC0LLECTINGA G ENT
KS t.cer Patch grove. Wis. Collections
tt-udaI u. References given. o0-47
,... CROOKS. & NERAL COLLECTING AGENT
M geyarcer, Bloomington, Wis, Titles inyes-
s.4 p.rtert 81 Collections promptly attended
t.#eur-s given hen de4ired. 3l-4Z
sSEcLoDE. CLAIM AGENT. NOTARY
III r8. and agaAt for several Of the best Life and
u I5.##14uce Companies ia tha country Also Ii
-+t &a t3n"er. Allbu-tress entrusted to him VIII
i -r9sast1y attended to at Csssville Via @7--S
PHILLIPS AGENT FOR TIE SINGER SEW
81 Machine Needles aud Extras constantly on
.iia3 orders ~ mall promptly filled. 3l-49
u.aAU8HLIS. LAW COLLECTOR AND IN
~ ast4.e 7t1se opposite Fist National Bank, Bo7
d e' VIII attend promptly to all business en-
tr..st-. - 5i- care. 54-t"
III P4as0 3 NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEY
t4est tal Ia.arence Agent for Hartford, Phte-
u.s Z .st1k-a ah4uics. and Watert0gn Fire IN
.4ter WIS 81
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,.ta5,iIygr0N HOTEL. SIMON w0oDHoUsE
Is pratrigtor bloomington, WIS Having reht'ed
.8l teit ample room for the accommodation q
.t4 / am now prepared 70 accommodate them
,,, yte6 FURNISHED footns, good beds and we'll sup
p,..l tables. sample room Attentive hostIer; good
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tI0D3Ess McCARN, BANKERS AND DEALERS

I ( III-f Is WCOA ~, IN 4 Et0 An UEA Z Y no
III IA Exchange aud Government Securities, Platte
tf.e WIS Particular attention eiven TO Collections
.5i .f5aaeds promptly rcmitted on day payment
X .r q Henry Clews 90, n. Y L. Edgertou, n. r.;
Second National Bank Chicago. National Bank OF
j. F,, 30 ~
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ABSTRACTS.
AGENTS.

roFfIcE FJR GRANT COUNTY JOS
sk Lancaster. once over the Bank 3o-4Z
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BNK~

i1IRsr NATIONAL or B0sCOBEL, GIANT
[ ii, Wi4 A II Meyer Cashier, Is. NJ Coates, Pres.
Directorate VI Coates ). H. Sarlss. Edward Meyer,
tf-., II H.idubrlud. Joseph Walker Transact a Cen
erti Bauku. Business, buy and sell Government Sc
srftiea IIaId SILVER Bullion, &c. Draws direct on
AZ tie principal cities of Germany, England, ireland
,taui Scandinavia France, Italy, the Orient and
t4trtlit 5prcia attention given g the collection
+, H.saie- aul lpEates ia foreign countries. Passen
..r ct skats TOR tnman and Guyon Zines. 3l-42
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GRAPE ROOTS FOR SALE,
TO STOCK RAISERS

r. A. Welsh has q shert-horn thoroughbred BULL
one wear old for sale very cheap For partcu lars in
ouire OF the subscriber, his farm in Little Grant
p o. Little Grant. ev3 r. A. WELSH.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-06-04

Four men 20 sell and deliver county maps,
HARRISON s WARNER,
I0u Clinton. Iowa.
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ARCHIE W. BELL, ATTORNEY AT Law AND
4 General Collecting Agency. Office 10 Washburn =
ff.eE sTsiu-et Plattsyilie Grant Go, Wis 81
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klr;lths.

On the 10Th instant. Mt Altoona, Blair
county, ,. j.. of typhoid fever, Hrs. HAIR.
RlEf ELLEN STOUFFER, aged 20
wear. 10 months and 10 days. She was ::
daughter Of the late John b Picking, o.
the vicinity of Franklinville.
Near his residence. on the road between
Mt. 81 Mary's College and EmmitShurg.
on Friday. 18th instant, HUGH BEN
NAltD SWEENEY, aged about % years.
ON tho 3rl inst. near Oak Orchard, in
1hi. county. Of Paralysis, JAMES +.
BARNES, aged % years, nonths and d
days.
On the 81 inst, in Westminster, Mrs.
CATIIARINE BOWERS, aged 80 years.
On the 25,h Of Uctolmr 1873, near War
f;rLasburg. after severe and lingering
illness, which he bort with christian pa.
thence and resignation. ASHlNGTON
BARNES, in the 10Th year OF his age.
On the 18th inst, at her residence in
MitIlltiown. of Consumption, Mrs. cox
EELIA ELLICOfTS, (colorcd.,wife of
the late Edward Ellicotts, aged 40 years
ali 10 days.
On the 9th inst, at her residence in
MvrrsriI'r. Of Pneumonia, Mrs lanai
Brown, wife of Joseph Brown, aged Az
y..r., 4 months and day.
In Baltimore. on Thursday, 18TH inst.
BETTE, infant daughter Of J. StolI and
Halle DERRICK
en- the evening Of the 9th instant, HER
MAN o., son of j. T.. and Mollic {. Price,
aged month and 10 days
Near townsville: on the leth instant
DANIEL OLIVER, son Of john W. and
Enma Albaugh, aged 10 years and q mos
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n RU STEE S A l. l..
L OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ In MechallicstOwn District.

By Virtue of a Deed Of Trust executed
by Joseph Delphy to the undersigned,
W iii offer nj Public Sale at the "Giibcr'
House" in Mccianicstown, on
Saturday. Itbruary7, 1874,
att o'clock, p. NJ. all the Right, Title and
Interest of the said Joseph Dclphy, in and
To the following desirable and va!uab!.
Real Estate, TO. wit: a small
- f A r NJ
,,ntaininc about a. ACRES, divided into
! fields with running water in each held
There is about 10 acres of this land wei
,inbcred. This farm is about miles
North of Mcchanicstown, in Eylers Valley
attaining the lands of Henry Willhide
Solomon Valentine, and others. The inn
proycments consist Of good | 1-2 story
iop House. Barn and buildings. Also
a fine lot of choice fruit trees. Any person
DESTROYS of viewing the property, will find
Mr.. Delphy who resides on the same ready
10 give any Information desired.
,Tern,s of Saie- One half Of the purchase
money to he paid on day OF sale or ratitl
cation thereof by the Court and the bal
ance in six months, BY the purchaser Civ
ing his note with approved security. bear
inc interest from day Of sale. After all the
purchase Money is paid, good and sum
Gent deed will be given. The purchaser
10 he at all expense ofcon"cvancing.
Possession giving on the lat day OF
April, 1871. ~
JOHN ROOT,
Van otox Trustee.
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ID u B l. | c SAL +.

THE undersigned subscriber, living in
Allcgany county, Nd. will sell at Public
Sale in front Of the Gilbert House, Me,
CT JAMESTOWN, Frederick County, Md,
On Wednesday,, Feb. Is, 1874,
at O'CLOCK. p. NJ, a desirable little
property, containing
4 ACRES OF LAND,
well set in Fruit Trees and in bearing
order, such rs Apples. Cherries, Pcachc.
Grapes, etc; wilha comfortable
STONE DWELLING HOUSE
and log stable, Spring house, carriage
house, GraIary, etc, also, a never failing
spring of pure mountain water
This property is situated about three
fourtlis of Il mile Son,h of Catortin Furna
ces, and about onc,fourtll-ot u m L. west ot
the Frederick and Emnitsbury Turnnik~
and adjoining the lands of Or. VIM s
Mcpherson. and now occupied by Pctcl
MoScr, as tenant.
TERMS OF SALE.-Thc highest bid
der to be the buyer One half oi the pur
chase moacy c.sA Oh ia" day ol sale, "r il
not convenience to be- paid, thea the LIST day
of April, lS't the balance to Inc paid IL
two snnual payments, b the purchase
curity, bearing interest from The LIST dug OF
April, 1874. Possession givcn !hc l>t da,
OF next April, and upon the pnymrmt o
the whole ofthc pulr.Ias" money. diced
in fee simple will hc given iy ii.r under
signed. Fer Information in regard to the
above property. inquire OF i'cutcn C>lrr
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- O 4 y Il O Z | c Z.

NOTICE is hereby giyen, That arrl;,a-
iinn will hr made to the County CoNm!s-
sonrrs u Frederick County. aitcr thirty
days from t,lr date hereof fnr tie pT" sc
Of opening /, new road in Evlrr's Valley,
first commencing on the roa,; that leads
from t!.c ~ lial.rr+own Road 20 y Inn
Ro|dv's fields Starring point near the
branch al MIS-. George hyl-r's, running
through il.c Lands al i!rrry iInr5l' III, ,.e-
ceased and .Iohn G. Fvlcr's 'Hnd 10 the
public road near Frederick Riders and to
II biuzu p Inc Old HascrstoMn Road, at
The old blackslAith ahor IF john W. Yer,
deceased, and on the said roNu close Up
near Adam Do"acl, on Tic cop .. .hc l.il.
Second post on :hc III near Frc 'ti' ok
Riders to run through The lands Of John
&c. Eyer and Jonn i. ANA tAaIit, \.
Eylcr and 'rrIrrit!> \. ,NE'hi;.c and
others. to the public road from Harhon@h's
Valley to to ilvclancstnwn, crossing the
Wcatcrn Maryland Milr.,aA IN %.nJIu"n.
JOHN G. EYLFR,
CHARLES a. LiLER,
FREDERIC !. iI!,i..
dec 2I-iw And others.
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s2MarrEats.

On tue Goth instant, ut the residence of
the brides parents. near Emmitsburg. by
the Rev. Father Mccarthy, Mr.. JAMES
DCTROW to Miss MARTHA COOK,
both of the vicinity Of Emmitsburg
I'VE acknowledge the receipt of a nice
piece of brides cake. JOY, joy attend the
happy pair.]
On the 18th instant. ut the Reformed
Parsonage, Meclanicstown, by Rev N. f.
Gilds, Mr.. ISAAC F. PORrENEK to
Miss SOPHIA DAVIS, both of this co.
On the 18th inst. at the residence Of the
bride 8 mother, in Frederick city. by the
Rev. DR.. Dichl, JACOB A. HUFFER, Of
Washington county, Md. to Miss MAG
GLE A. GLAZE, Of Frederick City.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. A. J.
Bender, JOHN W. SPARROW t, Miss
FRANCINA A.. daughter Of Perry G,
Thomas, of the vicinity Of Jefferson, in
this county.
On the 18th inst, Nv the Rev. 4. J
Bender. MORGAN NJ. INCIDENTS to
Miss JENNIE f., daughter Uf {. L. Thorn
~, both Of this county.
GA the 18TH inst, in the Catholic Church
in Liberty. hv the Rev Father Gloyd
JOSEPH y. BRITNER to Miss CARO-
LINE HARRIS, both of this county.
GA the 18th inst, at the residence of the
brides father, DR.. T. Hammond, in Woods
boro' by the RVS. w. Owen, of llagcrs-
town. f. MARSHAL GILBERT to Miss
EMMA HAMMOND, both of Woodsbor"
Near townsville. on the 9th INST. by the
Rrv u. Grossnicklr, WIN. H. OUTER
Err, ofCarrall Co.. to Miss SARAH STO
EER, of thix<ounty.
On the 18th inst. At tho lutheran Par.
.onsge, in Frederick city. Inv the Rev. DR.
Dirhl, WILLIAM H. FDNto Miss FLOR
ESCE f.. BDWERoON, both of Crcas
trStOWn
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