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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-10-28

Ii9feit laugren unb babel fpl9eri6tig
iein ,pill, Der n,iiBte iagen:; Der Wen1h
lei bas eIenbeite Gel66pf unter allen,
tpel1e Die Grbe beippb1ler. uno oieies
,,pdre ber MenI6 alletn bllr9 ben Dnrit
na6 @enuB. gSdre es 9eDiB, DAB NIT
Dem Sobe 9(lles aus lei> 10 mdre es per=
tiinftig baB Der Meni9 1einer @enuB=
iu6t Den 3iigel f1ieBen liebe uno Die
Sreubeu oie1ers Melt in pollen, 3asen
trdnfe. Dabnr9 aber tpiiroe Die perbee;=
renoe Slamme Der 2eiOeni6aft nur nod
:mebr an9efo6t Der &6rper tpiiroe frant
unb Ser Men19 elenb tperben, lno bod
ipdre. Die @enuBlu6t ni9t befrieot9t.
go aber miibte Der Menl6 banbeln,
iuenn er Elm fol9eri6tiser uns1aub'ser
unb perniinfti9 ban0eln iuo(lte. &ann
nun ser @runOlak ser 5ll einem Iol@en
3iele fiibrt lpabr 1ein. Sn alien onoe=
rem Dingen bringt perniinfti9es 9onoeln
na9 einen1 lpabren @runo lab @lud unb
3ufriesenbeit berpor, in bieIem Sale
aber mi bte -Oas 9r0Bte ltn9liid oaraus
emit lteben: &onn bas m6glid lein
&ein pernunftiser Menfd fam oieie
Tra9e beioben> er perluidelt li6 in einen
manifestation Wioeripru@. 9arum 1T
Der unglou6e feline @abrbeit> oenn 9Si=
oerlpru9 uno Wabrbeit f0nnen nid)t
su1 1ommen wobnen. 9arum 1T ou9
NIT Dem 5ooe nibt Nqes aus lonoern
es gibt nad Dem So0e fir ben Men=
l6en elm onberes 2eben> es 9ibt eine
Glpi9feit> saoie ben in Der Menl6enleele
lie9enoen Durit na6 @4iifleli9teit li6er
.ftillen fonn. Do Der Men16 ol1o fir
Die G>ui9tcit 9e16aifen 1T, 10 1T es an=
geme0en un0 perniinftig fir i'm, oab er
Sic per6eerenbe Slamme oer 2eioenl l9af=
ten bienieben beldmpft uno betpdlti9t
boB CT n;6t ppn bet 3eit oas Slid er=
trotcn ,uill, ,pos nur Die Gwigteit ibm
seben fonn. 9luf bieIe Weile baben lulr
ouf cinmol ein 9on5 perniinftiges 9on<
ocln uno 5u9lei6 Die Grfldrung, ,porum
Der M}enl6 pom @60pfer oieies beftige
Werlon9en na9 @liidleli9feit erbalten
bat. gDd6renb ber un9laube li6 in Ell
men unouf flDsli6en Wi0erlpru@ uerwi=
delt, lit BEL Der Mnnabme elmer elpigen
Sortoouer Der N}enIdenIeele aller Mi=
oer1pru0 peri d)lpunoen unO baber 1T es
cine @obr6eit> baB Der Meni6 uniterb=
li9 lit ou9 lpenn mir oafiir ni9t nod
tou1eno onoere Be,ueile batten.
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MmS Nreufe,..

Ser v9leue @ociol=9emofrot" beri6tct
foleenoen @orfoQ: Ser &ei6stogsab-
oeorbuete Geimer Dielt am 25. @eptem=
Der in 80 n . she'd cine 8olfsperIamm=
luna ab uu cine &elolution al ben
&ei9stag 5ur Nnnobme gu brin9en. NOR
in oerIelbe oufgeforoert tpiro. bic @ntlal=
luno bes Mbgeooueten ienes @abltreiies,
So{enclcpers ous ieiner 9oft tpdbreno
Ser @ellion 5u beluerf5telli9en. &eimer
ma6te bort 1elblt Die 9eI6dftli3e W{lt-
tbeilung, sic 0erl lammlung lei nnter 1ei=
ner Werontportung einberufen Iomit
faQeu inn bic Soften 5ur 2ait 1tno er
iteQe es ser Nerlammlun9 anbeim, 5ur
Dedun9 Der Soften our6 cine @ammlun9
beisutragen. Ql6er oa mar Die &e6nung
oDne ben Wirtb gema6t; oer Wanos=
beder 8iir9ermeiiter erfldrt, Der Neld9s=
toos.Mbgeorbnete - tpos mo9t Oo9
ni6t elles bie Didtenloii9feit! - co(lec=
tirte fir 1id> bas beibt auf oeutid) bsttelt
uno alsbolo miro sic gerIan1mlung ouf=
qel0st. Qlllonibt einuol 10 piel greoit
bat elm armer uDiatenloler" oob Die
6tellune eines u9}otablen" i'm Dor Dem
Nerbo0f> eiui9e pfennise 5u erbettsln,
l6ubt! 9}o9 mebr. unler Het9sbote
miro BEL Der Mbreii BON benz Surger=
meilter nebit Stuet Boli5iiten ergritfen
uno .ibm er6ifnet bab er ouf Gruno oes
@elcbes tpegen 8ette IN 8" perDattet
,uerre, benn er 1ei Dbne fefes 9oml5ll,
cine i'm 2onoe umberreile lenoe Yerlot, Die
ni6t gu belan9en uno feline Gautlon 5ll
fellen i'm Stano lei - aHo Elm uWaga-
buno". llnbl Bis gum nd6iten Mitto9
muB oer @eiebgeber Drummer ! 9os
uagabunbirenoe Mitslieo! oes bo9en
@au1es lpuroe bonn ,por's 9lmtsseri9t
:. 9ereut. Ser Mmtsridter fobte ieoo9 Die
e 5a9lase anoers auf als Der neue lple
? man uns, 16reibt> nod ni9t betdtl9te
Biirgermeifer BON Wanosbed. @r per-
e = urtbeilte ben Mnsefla9ten ni6t Der Mn=
+ trag lautete ouf fiinf Sage @efdn9nlb'
= 1on6ern erfannte ouf Treiipre6ung: 9el
Z @err YoliSeian,palt aber NOR oamtt nlfb1
i 5ufrieben, leste 1ofort &ecurs Elm uni
y mollte obenbrein ben observation-disclosures
II neten nod fernersin 9aft bebalten tu'ne'
>uo5u es freili6 ni6t fam. " n
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2'rd1l1tett
fiir Sic 2shp,;;eeaatese
bes xSas@1s>ip S1soifceefrc1sub."

cSeocr g6onncnt, Der bon jett ob 81 so
iir einen Sobr9on9 bes 8lottes be5oblt
fann sescn g(oA5o9luns ppn 60 Sents
Ndo zines pon ben brci no6fol9enoen
BHdlern ou5pdblcn uno miro l1m BAL
Selbe ppltfrei uob ir9crb cinem Srte Der
Ser. @tooten 5u9cIonot merotn:
y @putpo{; iitr 2eG'eae sa,'b
@terGess BON 2sibass GtDl5-
Alit @ilSern. Sn 9olbleinemono
oe6unocn. Nobenpreis 100. Sle
Mbonnentcn beS nObio 9Sollen=
freuno" erDoIteu hos Yu9 poftrel
fit nur SO Gents.
y Ser i1tue @rise Der 0rei=
snos,re:ei Gc9cn Sbron nno Nl=
tai. 9(us Gpfun1cnten. Glegont
gebunncn III 9olblcin!uono. 2ooen=
preis $T.15. 9ie N6pnncntcn be5
nObio gNoiIenfreuno" crbolten ooS
Bu6 pofirei fir MIR 60 eents.
:s) 9sneluiob! 2otbpltfDea
GebetDssd, pon 8 S. 81 ou=
len, in bcqlrmcm Eol@enformot>
out otbunoen> nit i te III Gplo=
-i6nitt rmo Sitelbilo, 700 Gelten
iturf, uno ful ltct I'M 2ooenprc'le
:$1.2O. Sic Mbnnncnten ocs "Sblo
ySoileuIreuno craolten oos Nud)
portcfrei fit nur 60 Gents.
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& G itf at Z It.

Sic llngldubigen lteQeu Sen Menl den
unb oos Sbier auf 9leihcr @tufe. uno
bod gibt es etluas, oos Der Menlb an
{ ldeineno nit Dem S6iere 9emcin bot>
oos i'm ober ou0 lpieber bimmellpeit
oopon unter1 16eioet. l1no bieles Gtlpos
tritt 10 li6tbor 9erpor lit 70 oller 9Selt
bcfonnt, ooB 9}iemonb cs su ldugnen
per1u6t. 98os iit oicles? Sc fnb Die
0eioenl6often 5es Menl 6en. Sic 2el=
oen1 1bo often, bic Sen Men1dcn crnieori=
9en, bienen benno0 bo5u> i'm BON leiner
ewi9cn Be1timmun9 81 iiberseugen. lie
1ino elm 1torter Bepeis leiner unlterb=
lidfeit. 9sosu treiben oie 2eioenl l6of=
ten Den Menl6eu? sic MAIDEN, ooB: er
nimmer lott miro I'M @uriten no6 @e%
nuB, ]ie MAIDEN, boB er fprtlpdbreno
ltrebt bon elmer 2nlt 5ur anoern> ooB er
gciit I'm 9lubn1 uno G6re ocs Nomens,
Sic nod fortoouern lo0en, lpenn Der
I2eib ldn91t in @toub serfollen 1T. SIT
bos ou0 bein1 S6iere 10? Sc lu9en oud)
Die 5biere 2u1t uno >uenn mir lo9el
rpollen, 0enub. slber bieles @treben
fam BEL oacn S6lcren poll1tdnbis &C:
lattigt lpcrben. Sos @trsben Der Sbler'
in 6ieler Be5iebung bot rffenbor ein'
@,ren5e. Sot oos Sbicr leine notilrli=
tben Beoiirf fniile befrieoi9t 10 ltrebt eS
no@ ni1ts mc1r, Ionoern itredt ll0 II
trdecr Nube bin. Bstra0te ober Der
Menl0en, uno belonoers einen lolden
Der 1ih oQen 2ij ten III bie Mrme luirft
Gibt es ir9en0 etluas, bas i'm befrieoi'
gen f0nnte? 9iein, miiller mir ontlpor:
ten, tein M}eni9 fann ouf bieler @el
ben in linn ,pobnen0en 9urlt na9 @lllf
leli9teit befrieoigen. 9fo6 riemals ia
Elm Men10 gelebt, BET bieles beboupte
bdtte, ober W}iuiouen bo6en no0 olle1
8erlu6en bas @e eltdnoniB abyele9t> oo
oos Gtreben no6 @ludleli9teit ourd
9(Qes, tpos bic g1clt ibnen bieten fonnte
nibt befrieoi9t por0en let. SSas Jag
nun bieler 9url It no6 @IiidIelisteit> Be
eSeoer in 1einer 5eele fiblt, onoers, al
oob 3eit unb 9laum 5u arm linO, Dir,
Menl9, MQes bos su geber> mas ou /
bid aufsunebmen Sdbi9feit uno Beoilrl
nib bait. l1nb penn DIT benn Elm III
enoli1es @ebnen In oeiner 8rul t tra9I
uno Die Gnolibfeit Dir nur enolid)e @'
ni1je bieten fann> mas louit bu oenn bi
= ou{ bieler Groe nit Dem 9urit no@ u'1
J en6li6em @enulie III elmer en6li9e
l gEelt? QBel6 Elm erbdrn1li6es PfuI6lue
t mdre Der Menl6, tuenn es ni6ts, g
E ni9ts sd6e, oas bieles Nerlangen na
I @enuB ,pirtli6 befrieoisen tDnnte W
Il lino 9etpobnt ben Menl6en immer q
!. sic &rone ber S60pfung, als oos 20
e fommenlte QDe1en Der GrOe su betratbte
II gHer ober ben @louhcn an Die unlter
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9(uf ar bie piel[o0en 9(nfro9en, Die
aaoli6 bei uns ein9cben ben1erten mr.,
BAH mir feline Yr6mie perlenOen, beOor
,pir bos Gelo bofiir uno fir einer oSobr=
.oono bes vObio Moiienfreunoes" er=
6alten 5obcn. g9er olip cine YralnIe
boben ,pi0, Der bat $2.lO ST besob len.
alno s,uor }ino $3.50 oopon 1ur oos
BIott uno 60 Gents fir Die Yrdmle.
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sic 8reuBen boben jcgt Elm

Sic Yreuben boben )egt Elm
1te6enbes Seer BON 401> 1>659 N{onn.
A1iBerbem foun Ser &ailer 9elesl'd) o!e
Ge5erpe unb bos erlte unb 5ipelte Aut5
oebot Der Qono,peDr einberllfen, mo0urd
Sic Mtmee peit iiber cine Mil(ion W5anl' M
ftort ,pliroe. -. Diele flr6tbare Nto9t
aaher 5d)eint Dem preubil6en @emaltre'dt)e
nod ni6t gu seniigen. Sc 1T jest EN-
Oroonilatioi,sgeleb bes 9onolturmes n
Qr6eit, ober Idon in Strait 9etretetn!.
g{od) bie1enni @elebe bat Ser &oiler DIE
un6ebingte @erfii9llng iiber olle &nooe''
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Ressa 9tue Sriefe, geitellungen, MnfraGcn, GORE
sponSen,en, Geloitnoumscn &C. aore1re man an
aep. 9eGepB atfGn8, @cmerop, aReiaS 60. o.
Gw-: Gln jcot Nerlon bic fir biclss Slatt
bet armen @oilrnfinocr l 0 meme " . H.
nentcn ommclt pcld)c bprausbeSoble!1,
lenoen mtr cine bon unicrn Trdmien gratis
nno poltirei
eW- gScr Sen uSbio SSoiicnfreunb" sur
Strobe fir cine 5eit lsng boltcn Will, Der mo9e
u1,s 80 GcntS cinienocn uofiir nil bas Slott
ibm 4 Wtonntt 81 lcnotn.
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Observation-Disclosures

FUR Sic 9iSseicn Cincinnati, Columbus, Sort
SBopue, GoDi,tgton, 9ctroit unb Slcoelanp.
9.H1. Nop. slacr Seili9e,,. 49,.
81. 9. ~ Nl(er Scc(e,l: @:...,
s.. s. NJ Gransp glaffi.
(Sn Cincinnati slgapitus L., &opt, Set)
Wl. 4. ~ Carl @orromdus, 8ild)y yet.
.. 5. 5. Sog Der Sftabe Iuerbetl'9e''
u (sn Cincinnati UronS y. s[liiili, Scf:
S.. 6. - 6. 5oa Der Sftare 9ll(crbeiliacn
(sn Cincinnati @onifacius l., &apt., Set.
g. I. y 7. SoA Der 0ftobe NlerDcill9en
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DaS beiltge MeBpHfer

rpirb iebeu GamI az oarsebradt fir l. Se1 1el
ses .Shio gEoiieufrtunb" nom 9erausgeber.
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iail M New Castle 10 await a roor;.;,,on
from tho Covoynor 20 Mas,i.nd n i =
yonnc man Ths barsa e. w..a r..ar
cred.
M nm NJ, ~
mi ~, ~ Wv. "ty s4ys .he Nlelsyhen Oh
49, ns'o"' Pas'yrs u lis pie'hoIlSs, frespy-
go. oa,nV anu IplscoPa onurches,
s JO ., MY wyn Ie,ofo .ne lown 1ominls
T. 'a ~ o.s ~ -1o D' e'en'h anu un''eu
n,oa ~ ' s'a;; uppeAi - 'ne poafa 70 use
and lawlovs olement wLsoh - ID ~ ant.s.s
deeency morality and law in tbs str.S,s
oftbot Town THAI .lso nros.n,od Iana,L 's
memorial se,,;nc fortb tho t,;ntolarshis
evils comnlaine1 n Tho ean.o 81 sh;oh
in mart il Tho want Of nroner nol;oa man
not afraid 10 do their dn,v Tbe GOOD
people Of Elkton mis- their farmer baiIiT
Thomas McCroary who vas a terror ~
evil doors a man ~ lion boayt Will norvO
and viii 10 act when need reonircd
The following lands sale. aro reported
from Caroline county II will bo soen Tho,
the prices mid wers very low Mancba
& Bro. real estate accent. have recently
sold the Following farms .,Pcrdne Kectis
farm, noor ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 30 r. H.,
Harlow, of Sullivane county, New York.
for 81, 900; VIM. Wilkinson's farm of 81
acres, to VIM. Burke, of New York, for
81 200; j. =. j. Hubbards farm of 2I2
acres, to Chas. Clothes, of New York, for
81 200 "a farm belonging to Esma Lowe.
containing 90 acres, to Mrs. Mary A.
Murray, of New York, for $500
A homicide was committed near Prince
Frederick, Calvert county, on the Sd inst.
The victim is a colored man from the
Eastern Shore, named Daniel Winter,
whose skull was broken and one of his
eyes was cut out of his head in melee.
An investigation has implicated the fol.
,owlng parties VINO havS peen committed
70 ,al' Hoses na 3ross, oharies Mcpaniel'
o C Ink T.,, ueorgeanna uross' De'ia
"ro'S, anu p" niiam BOONE
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The Tabernacle" an immense tent,
has been erected In Baltimore, and daily
religious services conducted there for some
time past The doctrine Of christian
perfection" is inculcated, and il is feared
that a new sect viii grow out Of this idea
which is spreading in the Methodist Epis-
copal Church.
The trial Of Governor Moses, Of South
Caroliua, for larceny, which was set down
for last Friday at 0rangeburg, has been
postponed till October, because Of the alb
senee of the accuser. The Court refused
warrant for his arrest, aud took under
adyisement a motion to strike the case
from the docket
Particulars of the wreck of the British
steamship Niobe, on Miquelon Island, show
that she went ashore during a fog. One
of her crew was lost. The Niobe was the
vessel which, under the command Of Sir
Lambton Lorraine, stopped the Vireinius
massacre at Santiago de Cuba.
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The Southern Flood.
ArrcruRr oruSrARAIrEi.ED RUIN. DESTITUTE

AFICTURE oFuNPARALf.Ei.ED RUIN DEsTlTuTIOY
BosToN, June 2.-Hon Henry G..
Crowell, who visited New Orleans as com
missioner for the purpose of ascertaining
what use was being made of the fund con
tributed by citizens of Boston, and what
further assistance, if any, was necessary to
alleviate the necessities of the sufferers.
made report to-day to the mayor and
citizens at meeting in the city hall. AZ
ter describing in terms of high praise the
method by which the relief is distributed,
Mr.. Crowell says of the extent of the in
undation: "Thc calamity in extent and
ruinous consequences is one of the greatest
that has occurred from fire, storm, or food
on,this continent during the current CEN
fury. To see for myself the nature of the
great inundation, went to Brashear, 80
miles west Of New Orleans, the last TWEEN
ty.three miles through an unbroken flood,
varying in depth from three to six feet,
which pours from the distant crevasses on
the Mississippi and devastates an immense
region. also went up the Mississippi
about two hundred miles to Port Hudson
in order to witness the passage of the vast
volume Of water rushing through several
crevasses, varying in width from FIVE hun
dred to fifteen hundred feet, and in depth
from seven to twelve feet, roaring like a
cataract, having swept away every obstacle
in its course, until it spread itself like
vast fan over the neighboring country.
"What | saw gave me a realizing sense
of the magnitude and destructiveness Of
the great flood, and of the reasons why
the suffering, restitution and danger caused
by ii must continue for long time. 1t
estimated by those who are familiar with
previous floods in that State that from four
to six weeks must elap.e before the water
will subside sufficiently from the larger
portion Of the overfowed district to enable
the people to plant, and that from ninety
to one hundred and twenty days must ex-
pire before they can raise produce enough
to sustain life. Unless the further aid
appealed for by the mayor of New 0aleans
is afforded there must of necessity be
terrible amount of suffering, if not starya-
ton, ! regret that the people of the more
wealthy and prosperous cities and towns,
churches and associations of the North
have not better knowledge of the i'm
poverished condition of that portion of
the South and the great danger and suf-
fering of that afflicted people, for l am
confident that if they did they would at
once send to them abundant aid. Aside
from the great relief which the large do
nation made by the citizens of Boston has
given the sufferers, their prompt action
has, in my opinion, done more to couciliate
the people of the South than any other
thing which has transpired since the war.
Praises of our citizens are upon every lip,
not only in New Orleans, but in the various
cities and towns at which l stopped on my
way out and on my return"
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Notice to Bridge Builders.


SEALED Proposals will be received until
~ Friday, the 18th day of June next, at ~
o'clock NJ, by the County Commissioners Of
Frederick and Carroll counties, at their re-.
spective offices, for building Wrought Iron
Bridge over Pipe Creek at Stultz's Mill Ex.
IRENE length Of said bridge 20 feet the Joists
to be Of good white oak lumber 23xl2 inches,
covered with inch white oak flooring, to be
laid angular, space between the face Of abut.
ments or waterway "a feet and Sc feet at top,
width Of bridge to be IA feet, width Of abut.
ments Is feet at bottom, battered to 10 feet
at top; height Of abu,ments from low water
mark feet, and feet thick at bottom, bat.
tered TO feet at top, with four wing walls TO
be each in length 20 feet, and feet thick at
bottom, battered to 20 inches at top, and to
be p feet above the road bed, and COPIED or
capped with good broad stones, and the road
bed to be graded so as to give easy access TO
bridge. All stone work to be built Of good
material, and laid with mortar made of Quick
lime and sand
The Commissioners will meet on the 10Th
of June next, at Union Bridge, to open pro.
posals and give out the contracts.
MORDECAI c. McKINSTRY, Prest.
Board County Commissioner for Carroll Co.
LEWIS CRAWFORD, President
Board Co. Commissioners for Frederick Co.
may 30-4t
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Farming Implements and Machines
FOR SALE.

TNHE undersigned offers at private sale one
Il Portable Steam Engine and Boiler. 10
horsepower, on truck, in good running order;
Stationary Steam Engine, to horsepower;
Cylinder Boiler, 10 feet long, 22inches diam.
eter; Westinghouse 80 inch Thresher and
Cleaner Pelton 8 Horse Sweep Power; Sin.
clair 4 Co. 80 inch Thresher and Straw Cut.
ter; horse Iron-Axled Wagon, built by G.
Slack; Chester Co. Barrel Churn and Horse
Power; blanchard Churn; Embree Butter
Worker; Sinclair 4 Co. Portable Grist Mil;
complete ou6t for Blaoksmith's Shop; Plat
form Scales, two sizes; Wheelwright Stuff and
other lumber.
j. HOWARD McHENRY,
Pikesville, Baltimore county, Nd.
may 30-2t
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REAL ESTATE
AT PUBLIC SALE.

PY virtues of decree of the Orphans'
- Court Of Carroll county, in the case Of
Ephraim Bowers and William H. Starr, against
solomon Stoner, administrator Of Richard
Hill, deceased, and others, the undersigned.
as Trustee, will sell at Public Sale, on the
premises, on
Saturday, he eth day Of June, 1871, .
at one o'clock, P. NJ, all that tract or parcel
of land, situated in Uniontown District, Car.
roll county, Nd, on Grindstone Branch. one
and half miles northwest of Uniontown.
adjoining the lands of Davis Myers, Solomon
Stoner and Frederick Englar, containing
SO SQUARE PERCHEs OF LAND.
more or less. The improvements are A one
and half story Log Dwelling,
good Stable, &c. A stream OF ANA
water runs through the proper. -
ty II is convenient to schools, y
churches, &c.
The terms Of sale rs prescribed BY the De.
cree, are ;--0ne-half cash on the day Of sale.
or on the ratification thereof by said court,
and the residue in one year from the day OF
sale, with interest, the credit payment TO be
sucured by the bond or note Of the purchase +
or purchasers with approved security. bearing
interest from the day Of sale.
HENRY A. McATEE,
Trustee.
GEO. W. GILBERT, Auctioneer.
NAV Bots
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CHANGE or TIME
Western Maryland Railroad.



ON and after Monday, MAY ss, a.
/, ~ passenger trains on tllia road viii ran
p. nj. e''a e'es't
Leave hageratownat7 GOA. NJ. and ). &, I'M.
p. m. 4 2 = = anu v.vs
/ \ Leave Double Pipe Creek at s.s5 i. Il. and
$50 p. m. = ~ Nne
Leave Mlddlebargats.44 am. and 3. 81 q. IN.
Leave orlon Bridge rt 500 and 81 4. n.
: Leave Linwood at 5.0s and .02 a. nj. and
LOS and $50 p. m. ''''
Leave New Windsor al 5. Z, ana a a.
and liz and 5.58 D. m. - 2 y = -
Leave Smiths Switch al SOP and a.
m. and !. l6 aud 6.04 p. M.
Leave Ayondale at 5.82 and Q. ~ a. M. and
l.28 and 6. is p. m.
Leave Westminster at 5.42 and 3. ss a. m.
and 100 and q. % D. m.
Leave Gorsnch at 5.64 and Q. ~ q. m. and
l.39 and 6.32 p. M
Leave Shamberger's at 600 and 0. Al a. m.
and |. 43 and G. 81 D. m.
Leave Finksburg at GA and 1O.06 n. m.
and 2.02 and 6. So 3. m.
Leave Glen Morris at 6. SO and 10. Is n m.
and 200 and !. OG D. m.
Leave Reisterstown at 6. 81 and 10. 10 a. m.
and 2.lS and 100 p. M.
Leave owings' Mills at 6.54 and 10. s0a. m.
and 2.23 and 7.2l p. m.
WESTWARD
Leave Fulton Avenue, Baltimore, at 500
ana lO.O0s Q. m. and 400 and $50 p. m.
Leave Westminster at 9.S3 and II .27 n. m.
and 6.37 and S.l4 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAIss--wEsrwARD.
Leave Fulton Avenue, Baltimore, at 9.O0
a. m. and p. m.
Leave Westminster at 1890 a. m. and 7.42
p. m.
SUNDAY TRAIgs--EAsrwARn.
Leave Union Bridge at 700 a. m. and $50
p. m.
Leave New Windsor at 7.oe a. m. and 5.s7
p. m.
Leave Westminster at 7.ss a. m. and q. IA
p. m.
Special City Passenger Cars viii be in whit
ing at the Company's Office, corner Of Eutaw
ana fayette streets, starting thirty minutes
previous to starting time from Fulton Depot,
thus connecting with all outgoing trains, and
special City Cars will be in waiting at Fulton
Depot on the arrival Of all trains, enabling
passengers 10 reach all central and eastern
portions Of the city.
stage connections are made with 8 90 A. NJ.
train from Baltimore at Glen Morris Station
for Hampstead and Manchester, and at Ne.
chanicstown for Emmittsburg.
JOHN NJ. HOOD,
may General Manager.
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FIsHERMAS's LucK.-0n Monday G..
w. Barnes, at Carpenters Point, made the
greatest hall Of fish that has been made in
this county for many years. So full was
the seine that it could not be landed and
the fishermen were obliged to 20 in with
smaller seines to land the fish. On the
opposite side of the river North East, at
Bull Mountain, immense hauls were made
about the same time By James c. Crothers
and Alex. Wilson, On Spesutia Island
an old time haul of fish was rcported-a
million of shad aud herring. Out of this
single haul three hundred barrels were
sailed, three vessels loaded for the Balti-
more market aud the balance, estimated
at half a million, were earted out for ma
nure.-Ceci Democrat.
EXTRAORDINARY HAUL OF FIsH.-On
Monday, the 18th of May, Mr.. Washing
ton Dorncy, at Pamunkey Fishery, on the
Potomac river, landed at one haul 10000
herring, 936 shad, ] sturgeon feet long
8 large rock that sold in Alexandria for
$50, besides large quantity of perch,
small rock and other small fry, which were
used for manure. This is probably the
largest single haul ever made, and would
indicate that food for the brain ought to be
abundant and cheap this season.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Carroll county, letters of Admins
tration on the estate of
WILLIAM H0LLENBERRY,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having. claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the subscriber
on or before the 9th day of December next
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted are
requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9th day of
May, 1874.
JOHN B. BOYLE,
may s0-4t Administfator
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