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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, That the
~ subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court Of Frederick County, Let,
tiers of Administration upon the estate of
ADDISON W. WARNER,
late of Frederick county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit tive
same with the vouchers thereof, duly au.
to the subscriber, on or before
the 18th day of October, 1870 they may
otherwise. by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted
will please make prompt payment
EMANUEL WARNER,
april lG.iW Administrator.
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CIRCUIT COURT. - The adjourned
session Of the February term Of the
Circuit Court Of Frederick county was
brought to close on Thursday last.
The case Of Mordecai Clempson, who
was tried on the charge Of perjury,
was taken up on last Monday and
occupied three days. 1t WAS given to
the Jury on Wednesday evening, who
after an absence of three or four hours
brought in verdict Of guilty. The
case was very ably argued on both
sides, Attorney General Syester rep
resenting the State, and Messers. John
Richie and VIM. 7. Maulsby ap-
peariug for the prisoner The next
case called was the State vs.. Herbert
Norwood, indicted Tor bsstarday; in
d!ctment squashed on account Of in.
tormalitv. - Examiner.
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SHE DIDN'T HEAR ITIN.--We heard

SHE DIpN'T HEAR IIIN.--We heard
a good joke on q farmer q few days
ago, and although the weather doesn t
seem very favorable for telling it just
now, We cannot refrain. Tie occur
renee is a fact, as the gentleman told
us the affair himself. During those
fJlp pleasant days we had several
weeks AGO this farmer and his wife
We're on their way to town III buggy
and the road led across fording OF
the Monocacy. When they had reached
the forilng, The gentleman remarked
to Lis wife that it was very warm
day, and as he had not taken a swim
for a long time, thought the place AZ
terded a good opportunity, telling her
HIat if she could drive over he
would win, and suitlng The word he
stopped, Invested himself of his cloth
ing, and put them in the buggy-telI-
ing Mrs. y. to drive to the other side.
She drove over and he swan. Now,
Mrs. Y. is slightly dull of hearing, and
thinking her husband would enjoy
his bath a while she drove on, despite
his many cXnostulations. This is not
exact Y the close of the scene, but we
leave you to imagine the gentlcman's
chagrin at being compelled to travel
about half mile in the same condition
in which he left the creek. After
considerable loud yelling, intermin-
gled with many words which we hope
will not be recorded against him in
the great day book Of time, lie over
took the buggy and made a hasty dive
into those clothes. The only excuse
Ms. Y made vas that she didn hear
him calling lie SAYS the next time
be wants TO g swimming ne Il take
our advice All | leave his wife home,
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FIRST or ~HH SGASoN.-Iuosday
morning the souls of the little ones
were made happy by the Inspiring
notes Of " hand organ. The music
WAS serene and charming e.. anil bad
the good affect OF luiotiug the babies
for the time being. The artist was
not accompanied by Tie usual auHiIi,
airy "a mankcy) on such excursions,
and consequently failed to draw the
4torebox brigade out Of winter quarters
fu dress parade.
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TILE waF laljc, innocentIy eXagger-
ate, and bca" down hard on The adj
iectivoa, is shown By the remarks Of
one who recently vsntured out to dc
her spring shopping. She saw the
Ioyliest poIorase pattern she ever
saw in her life, the hanlsomest Iel'o"
she ever saw in her life, the homl'e5t
woman she ever saw in her life, and
got the worst fright she ever had in
her life, from the drunkene:t man she
ever saw in her life.
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DEATH or THE OLDEST Man II
FREDERICK CouNTY.--lt is with feel
inss Of regret that we record tne death
Of Mr.. Robert Nelson, who died at
his residence at Liberty-toWn, in this
county, on Saturday last, aged sc
years. lie was known to many OF
our readers, AID was probably the
oldest man III the county. lie was
married three times and leaves a
widow. The second and third time
he WAS married he was over eighty
years OF age. He was very fine man
and highly respected by all who knew
him. His remains were deposited in
their final resting place on last Mon
day, accompanied by a large con
course OF relatives and friends. -EI-
antlncr.
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1nra1 cAfaus.
THE milliners are happy.

THE milliners are happy.
How ABOUT your spring overcoat
If spring is at hand, lettuce have
peas.
No butterflies caught this week
yet, eh
THE spelling bee neck tie is tho lat
est novelty out.
THE jailin Caroline County is with
ont prisoner.
A SORT Of human epizootic is going
around the country.
BREAST pockets in ladies dresses
are again in vogue.
APRIL sunsline-now you see it
and now YOU don't.
THE month Of May will have five
Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays.
TIE best sign Of spring is to see a
lightning rod peddler on the road.
Oys TIERS will step down and out
after this month until September.
TRAMps are thronging the country.
People should be watchful Of them,
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Losr.-A gentle maiden known as
Spring. She was last seen in May,
1874, robcd in vernal bloom, her pol
onaise garnished with fragrant flowers,
mantle trimmed with grass fringe and
beaded buttercups, and her matcIaise
skirt lcoped with rose buds ; a wreath
Of pie blossoms crowned her brow,
and her nonchr shed the perfume Of
DAISIES and ljlacs. Any information
Of hov whereabouts will be gladly re
ce.yed by Old Probabilities.
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For ladies who admire large ear
rings a new style just introduced is
the head Of a stuffed humming- bird
with dianonl eyes inclosod in wide
hoop of FURNISHED gold. IAoy are
rethe- c7oiwAeim;ag.
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GONE WEST. Our town lost an
other good citizen on Tuesday IN the
person Of Mr.. James A. Michigan,
who, accompanied by his family, have
removed for a permanent residence to
Circleyille, Ohio
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JOSHUA MOTTER

late Of Frederick county, deceased. All
persons having claims against thc said de,
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof on or be
fore the 30th day Of September, 1870, they
may otherwise, by law, be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10
said deceased are desired to make imnc-
diatc payment.
:. TAYLOR NOTTEN,
A ,rE 4w Administrator,
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TIE man who does not hang out his
sAinslo and advertise, dies and leaves
10 3 Z, vhs.e H. as c-ae
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this live, enterprising and progressive
village. Immediate y upon cur arri-
val we were cordially greeted and
welcomed ty our old friend Mr.. john
Riley, the gentlelnanly clerk Of the
Western Maryland Hotel. Alter a
short chat about matters and things,
We took q general stroll around town.
minglinS pleasure With business We
could not help noticing the many I'M
provements and changes which have
taken place in and about that pretty
town since we last were there. The
streets have been handsomely macad-
amized and paved, and what Was only
{. short time ago y terribly big mud
hole, now presents a fine and pleasant
street to either drive or walk over.
The improvements in property are
many, and especially did we note the
great change being made in what is
known as "Hoke's Old Hotel This
place is undergoing a thorough reno
walton and will be greatly enlarged
when finished. The recently-cor-
pleted spire on the new German Re
formed Chr rch is neat and handsome,
and If We may Judge from appearance,
would call it masterpiece Of work
mauship. Tie merchants are all max
ING great preparations for lively
spring trade, and many OF them are
at present IL the city purchasing goods.
he hearts Of the ladies (aud Emmi,ts
burg las It's full compliment Of them,
and handsome ones at that, seem es-
pecta.ly happy, if one may judge from
the pleasing counter ,nces worn by
them as ;Aoy lit in aul out Of the well
stocked millinery 5tcr~s. NotIceably
~ l.t ll.l
t,,.o u."., T'
o.. ''..8 ~ '''' '' l.I ~ ,,
the agreeable proprIetresS at the former
Observation-Disclosures, ;..:o,,
charge Of Miss Kate Buckley. Every
ooHy tes!r"hs A Lively time as $40" as
"OId Probabilities dons his sUHmor
garments. We were very much graf
,fol ~. ,,;c;+ - ~. 1,v.,.y ,,rr-r.
~, "., ~ Nv
Oh -4e'S'S' V"''"''c " "'''"' ms Is
really ,lourlsAInS enterprise III H~-
mittsJurg, and the demand in their
lire nc,c.xi,,.c. the Loo,;n1 Of from.
.. .nl,.l l,,..... .f.,.,,,.l,,
80 " y I'.''" - '''' - y"
hand. II space |o".a PeEi4'' We
should like 10 make fuller mention,
IKE SELLING ErIbEMIr,-Mc
most cordially endorse the following,
CLIPPED fyo4 q late exchange, IN re.
.ation 10 the spelling epidemic which
IS now devastating tie entire coun-
try
If any class q the community can
congratulate itself on the mani" fol
a!eL'in3 mat mas recently H",' 50 ""'
,''. , '' ':''' .% %., ,,Lia , r'r
nity Of new.r,rcrIom-eljtors, com
poSitors, proof-rea1crs and all. |. i,
be ma lness, there IS a method ia 1t
t"aI ''OI'.'"e" mos 81 eS','"1 'c''''''
whom We have referred. Spell on,
k'nd lFr"'s' SPeII o"' o"r o"IE lear
10 =, I!'"' VIC - ' I'm ''I1 ,,n'a,
nsnt, 1t is almost too good to last. i"
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As g-Ui cure tor dlpl4e!la' ~ ~
ALWAYS Las bceu excellent for The
t-go~t.
YNLHE, va knew it would come
&4a aeY song The SpeI.iu5 Match,
GyI.ta;yl to "A,. tie Bal Spel.erz,
..oat.
IuG ladies Of Ike sewing society Of
tie Evangelical Lutheran Church OF
Fr-.es.ck intend having spelling
bee very soon.
The Cincinnati Iv;sH> says he
knows what Home Rule is. And
we'll 50 wager Mrs. Gazette knows
tie full meaning Of it too
FROM the Wi.liamsport Pilot We
learn that nearly one thousand tons
Q! Cumberland coal has been shipped
by canal to that place the past week.
,.,,..} ,,,;,., ~, a;va
ofi,;.l...l.,t,.,,.o, ,o,,oo,oo I,
has bnan know ,o yscnlats words Won
derfuIIy.
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"V' : "'' wy ''',,,S
l.-1 , - ,,.,.~l tIlo.
lo..a1l.1 .,1 ,,,.on l,t ~ conrsa
M ono lo';eyay him
.,a.
nl;. - .a..oaa r,.s,
Jas y ~ '' 40. La1 r;t% ,bo r;sb
~ II,..,: ,,. :. e..
., ,I
fE r. e Nao "y'"5 ''S''
on Wednesday afternoon from oa'
iF!end ana DEo.her eo''oF' -u'' w.
"E'+' boE"' ol il"ae'"'o"n' 'lo
JOCKS Is wen ana nearly 40 MS ''0 "
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late Of FredcricI, county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said dc,
ceased are hereby warned tC exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof on or be
fore the 2Oth day of October, 1873; they may
otherwise, by lew, be excluded from all
benefit OF said estate. Those indebted to
said deceased are desired to make imme.
diatc payment.
MARMIN F. SEXTON,
FREDERICK WHITE,
apro3-4w Administrators
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administrators Notice.

MERGE is hereby given, that the sub
~ scfiber has obtained from the Or
plans Cour! of Frederick County, Mary
land Letters Of Administration upon the
nStntn Of
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A scALLY Transactions Weighing
fish with falac Weights,
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NOTICE is hcIchy given, that thc sub
N scribcrs have obtained from tie Or
phan's Court of Frederick County, Mary
land Letters OF administration upon the cs
tate of
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1879.
Goods! Spring Goods!

T I'ST RECEIVED FROM rHlLA.
- dclphia, a nice assortment Of Prints al
10 cents d yard. (ringhams, Alpacas, De
lains, Nuslns, Casajmcrs. Cottouades, Jeans.
Carpcts, ladies mems and chlNlcns' shoes
at the cheap store of
uL0. y. JOHNSON.
pn..~ tt+
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Daily 5ienuebrt Sournal.
NEW ENGLAND SCHOOL.HOUSES.

A correspondent of the Springfield,
(Mass } Republican makes vigorous pro-
test against the prevailing methods OF
warming and ventilating school-houses in
that section. He writes: "Nine-tenths
of the common districts school-houses OF
New England, whore all our children get
the first rudiments, consist of one smallish
room, with two windows ON each Of three
sides; on the other side an outside door !;
near the door big cast-iron box stove, a
regular wood-eater; back of the stove, in
the corner. the teachers desk which, when
the stove is red-hot-as it has to be to keep
the frigid zone of the back seats at any
thing like habtabe warmth-is like fur
mace. The hard benches and inconvenient
desks take up two-thirds of the room OPP
posite the door. The back seats, which
are occupied by the older pupils, are built
against the wall. Just imagine delicate
girl of twelve or fourteen sitting through
q New England winter with her back
leaning against the cold. frosty dampness
of a plaslered wall. or, worse, against a
window through whose numerous cracks
and crevices the cold air is pouring upon
her unprotected head and neck. She goes
on the floor to her classes, gets heated
ITOm Tue StUNCs tctutuS W uCt SCdt W Sooi
off, day after day. until illness keeps her
at home; at the close OF the term and for
years. probably she is a fit subject for the
writers on Sex in Education. to theorize
upon. Driven from the desk by the heat,
the teacher stays on the floor from neces-
sity. and when so warm that it is no long
er endurable lets down window, which
exposes some of the scholars to draught.
or opens the door, thereby freezing the
feet of others. We say freezing ad-
visedly, having known OF instances where
heels and toes have been frozen sitting in
a Massachusetts school-room. In one in
stance. during the present winter, a visitor
entered school-room to find the stove
red-hot, the air all consumed. every
scholar but one lying down, and the teach
err pale and almost GREATNESS. A week
later, the teacher and several of the pupils
were i'll of fevers. Nearly every day we
see accounts of schools broken up by the
illness Of teacher or pupils; and il We
look TO the real root of the matter, we shall
find that two-,hirds of the prevailing in
fluenzas, colds and inhamed throats are
contracted in ourill-ventilated. ill-arranged
school-houses. Something has got to be
done about it, or there will be no children
and young people left to theorize upon"
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Newell's Great Remedies.
An Extreme Case.
PIrTsTON, Feb. 8, 1878.

PITTsTON, Feb. 3, 1878.
Friend NeweH-Last April was taken with sci.
attic rheumatism IN my lett hip and leg. When
tried to work or move around on it any way, sui.
fered the most excruciatIng pain. | was confined
TO the house three months. couldn't sit up long
enough at time TO at my food, and had very
bad cough that gave me no rest night or day. At
the same time my appetite was poor. ! employed
two doctors aud followed their advice, until |
found they did me no good. Nothing relieved me
at ali. I could neither cat, work nor sleep. was
discouraged, and Tired OF trying remedies. Such
was my condition when yon came 10 my house and
left bottle Of your sciatic cure and two bot.
,les OF Cough 81 rup. took tie medicine MS d.
rected, and by The lime the syrup was gone my
cough was cured-I have not coughed any since.
took the sciatic and two bottles Of it helped
me much that earned thirty dollars in haying,
and now / am almost as well AS ever. | can truly
say l never received so much benefit from any
thing my life as have from your excellent med
icines certainly think had it not been for them,
should not have done one days work during the
summer, and perhaps been cripple. Hoping this
may encourage soLe afflicted to go and do Iikv-
wise, remain
Yours with respect
JOHN RICHARDSON.
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Dropsy and Kidney Complaint
Cured.

NEwBURGH, Oct. 6, 1874.
Mr. Ne,reil-Dear Sir-Please SEND me another
box of medicine as soon as YOU can. am entirely
pt-bad three calls to-day-if ] had known that
you were going 10 publish my letter could have
given you better report al your medicine. will
tell you what my complaints we're. was all filled
up with dr0psy. NY weight was one hundred AN /
ninety pounds. Taking three bottles reduced my
weight thirty five pounds have had no symp-
toms OF 1t siBee. had the Kidney complaint and
II has cured that. SO you see what II has done for
me. would not be without it if had to pay Ave
dollars 4 bottle. Yours truly,
MARY LOWELL.
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KENNEBEC COUNTY.-At y Court Of Probate
held at augusta, on the fourth Monday Of Feoru.
airy, 1875.
w the estate of william Morgrdge, late OF
Manchester. in said County, deceased, having pre-
scented his first account of administration Of the
estate OTIS Id deceased for allowance:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given TO all
persons interested, by publishing copy Of this Or
journal, printed In Augusta that they may appear
Probate Court TO be held at Augusta, la said
Sogny, on the fourth Monday Of March next,
allowed. 49,
H.. K. BAKER, Judge.
ASssst' CHARLEs HRwIHs. Register. Swll
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 20, 1872.
MR.. II. X. STEVENS:
Dear sir-1he two bottles OF vEGETINE fur
nished mt by your agent, my wife has used with
gre AT benefit
For a long time she has been troubled with dizzi-
ness and costiveuess; these troubles are now en-
trely removed ny the use OF VHGETi>E
She was also t Dubbed with Dys pepsia and Ger
eral Debility aud has been greatly benefited.
THOS. GILMORE, 229sa Walnut Street.
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VEGETINE

10 acknowledged and recommended by physicians
and apothecares to be the best purifier and
cleanser OF the blood yet discovered, and thou
sands speak In its praise who have been restored
TO health.
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PROOF.
WHAT IS NEEDED,

Mr. Fl. X. STEVENS:
Dear SRA bont one year since found myself
in feeble condition IRON general debility. VEGE
TINE strongly recommended to me by d
friend who had been much benefited bv its use.
procured the article and after using several bottles
WAS restore to hea tn and discontinued its use
feel quite confident that here is no medicine SUI
perior to it those complaints for hich it is
pecially prepared, and would cheeriuily recon-
mend ii to those Who feel that they need something
to estore them to ptrlect health.
Respectfully yours, -
U. l.. PETTINGILL.
Firm of 5. NJ. Pettingill Co 10 State ST., Boston
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Yours with respect,
JOHN RICHARDSON.
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Kidney Troubles and Chills.

BowDoIkHAM, Feb. 8. 1875.
Mr.. NeUetl-iear sir-I think your medicine ia
doing me n great deal OF good. am on the third
bottle and feel better than have for the past
year have spent hundi eds OF dollars TOR docto 81
and had some OF the greatest doctors in Boston,
III IN all Of them.
Yours most respectfully,
CAPT. CHARLES S. CARD
p. a. Please send me one gallon soon as con.
venient.
Samuel j. Newell, the proprietor of these medl.
cines, 10 a resident OF South China, from whom the
medicines NAV be obtain cd. Many have used them
10 Kenne bee county 70 the fullest satisfaction.
lwlIs
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VEGETINE

Strikes at the root ofdsease by purifying the blood
restoring the liver aud kidneys to healthy action
invgorating the nervous system.
VrGETlNE
Is not vile, nauseous compound, which simply
purges the bowels, but a safe, pleasant remedy
which is sure 10 purity the blood and thereby re
store the health.
vEGETINE
Is now prescribed in cases of Scroiula and other
diseases of The blood, b. many OF The best physi-
Clans owing to its great success in curing all dis
eases of this nature.
VEGETINE
Does not deceive invads into false hopes Ly pun g.
ing and creating fictitious appetite, but assists
naiu'e in clearing and purifying the whole system
leading the p tient gradually to perfect health.
VEGETINE
Was looked upon as an experiment for some time
ere ul0us in regard To its merit are its most
ardent friends and supporters.
VEGETlNE
Its way up to its present astonishing success by
actu in curing all diseases of the blood. OF
whatever nature.
VEGETINE
Says a Boston physician, "hts no equal as . blood
purifier. Hearing OF its many wol deriul cures
after all other remedies had failed, visited the
laboratory aud cow need myself OF It's genuine
each OF which is highly effective, and they are com
pounded IN such manner as to | reduce astonish-
ing results"
VEGETlNE
10 acknow lodged and recommended by physicians
and apothecaries to be the best purifier and
cleanser OF the blood yet discovered, and thou
sands speak In its praise who have been restored
n hes h.