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odds and ends.
A Modern Wonder.

The Cleveland, Ohio, Press Of Saturday,
January 23, says;--Ncw philadelphia, IN
this State baB been made famous By
living 'lpetri6ed@ male child. Yesterday
the child was brought 10 this city aud
taken p DR.. Peck for medical treatment.
The doctor obtaining the consent of his
mother tsok the iAfapt before DR.. Bax-
ters clinic st the homeopathic medical
college on Prospect street.
The child is two and a half years old
aud rather small, weighing but q pounds.
His body has peculiar, white Shiny ap-
Pearanee. On touching him one Is sur
prised to find that his Aesh is almost cold
aud hard as marble. His cars are as stiff
as if frozen, aud his limbs aud fingers are
nearly rigi~. Hardly any part Of his body
has the warmth and pliability Of human
flesh, save his lips Even the eyclids ere
immoyahle, aud the little one, who sleeps
with his eyes open, has the appearance 81
ghastly corpse while in slamber III
creeps in sitting posture, aiding himself
In iocomotion with his hands partly clench-
cd. lie exhibits more yiyaeity than ono
would expect to see, and docs not appear
to be In misery.
The child was perfectly healthy until
he was about year old, when he was az
fieted with what is known as ''scald bead.
The malady was treated with mercuria
ointment, but whether or not the mercur,
was the prime cause Of the singular chang
in tissue Of the childs flesh, the DOCTOR
do not know. About seven months age
the back Of his hands became terribly
swollen, bet the swelling fiually wen
down, and the hardening Of tissue began
spreading from the hands and feet all owe
the body. The flesh is not now quite a
cold as formerly, nor are the elbows s.
rigid.
DR.. Peck, when questioned about th
case, said at is what is known ia med
ical practice as scleremia. l have exam
incd the medical encyclopedias, and fin
that 10 all the history of medicine but 3
similar cases are known, and few, If an
as the one 10 question. The disease
one Of the connective tissues between Ii
skin and flesh. The minute vessels b.
tween the veins and arteries have di
charged their contents into these tissue
; This discharge, which is an albuminoi
compound, instead Of being carried o
through the circulation, has remained
the tissues and become hardened. /
J not think the case viii prove fatal, q
: though 1t would it allowed to run
Since Willie Neisley was brought to Il
city nearly all the leading homeopath
physicians have seen him, and althoue
? the case has caused much speculation, Il
4 4 doctors unanimously agree with DR.. Pee
u The many students Of all schools who ha'
gazed on the @hard" little chap, have gol
y in ecstacies over their good fortune
u seeing such rare ease. Aside from me
= ieines given internally the child is su
e mitted to baths, just as hot as be can pc
sibly endure. This opens the pores al
e allows the albuminoid deposit TO escape
a slow degrees,
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GEo. S. YIsGuXG. GEo. W. MATTHEWS
YINGLING & MATTHEW'S
InSuranceAgency

BsB-oFFICE-In the Building formerly
occupied by the 1st National Bank, near Rail
Road, Westminster, Nd.
INSURE all kinds Of Property against loss
n and damage by Fire or Lightning We
not oaly pay for all losses by Fire, but for
Damage done by Lightning, whethst Fire en-.
sues or not, and for Live Stock killed by
Lightning anywhere on the Premises.
We are Agents for the following Compau.
les, whose losses are adjusted and paid through
this 0fice
Royal Fire Insurance Company OF Liver
pool.
Liverpool, aud London and Globe Fire In
surance Company.
Agricultural Fire Insurance Company Of
New York
Farmers Fire Insurance Company Of York,
Pa
Kniekerbocker Casualty Insurance Com.
pany Of New York.
State MutuEi Benefit Association Of Carroll
Couniy. Home Office in this City, as above.
Call and get our Rates before renewing OF
taking out more Insurance. Respectfully,
YINGLING a MATTHEWS,
jan l0-3m Agents.
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A woman in Scotland lived thirty years
after she was hanged for murder Of her
child, born while her husband was serving
term in prison. The British Medical
Journal tells about il, After she became
unconscious, the sheriff thinking she was
dead, gave the body 10 her friends, who
took il home 10 wagon. They stopped
a wayside tavern 10 drink. and sudden
y the lid Of the coffin moved. They took
j of. and she sat up. Everybody ran
away, thinking i vas q ghost, bnt one
man, who insisted on bleeding her. Tho
next day she was well enough 10 walk.
The Scotch law exeulpates the convict
after the Judgment Of tie court Is axecut-
ed, and they couldn't legally hang her
again Il also absolved her from her mar.
siage and her bushand had % marry her
again when he gos aut of prison.
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A despatch dated Marlborough. N. u.
January 81 says ;-Thomas McEIrath has
for number Of years lived about mile
west Of this village He il d fhfn1er Ia
fair circamstanees,ans ans also a cultipaior Of
berrlss. The Strange pessliarisy uof Nc.
h4raih i, that for pearly twelve years be
has not slept a wink. He tried egervthina
70 WOO the dr6wsy god, but alE q 10 nnf-
pose. Medicines oR vafibus kiaas Wes.
nuasailing, audths sleeplcas berryesomsr
Of Marlborough was the Wppdef foF miles
around. q few years ago an account Of
this remarkable case was published. and
was copied BY newspapers throughout tho
land MeEifath at that time offered !
large sam Of money to saini person who
would make him sleep. He received Of
iers and advice through the mails from
patent medicine venders and leading ply
sicians throughout the United States and
oanadas. One San Francisco man vas
positive he could ''6x hin, but he aian,t.
The long, weary nights, psssea on, month
i after month, but McElrath slept not.
Some persons inainaated that Ne sIun,bef.
ed and was not aware Of the fact. His
family and neighb0rs sat up night after
night and watched, but mot a wink Of
sleep did Thomas have The fact thar
MeElrath remained in good health, and
gained instead Of lost flesh, and continued
TO work hard daily throughout the summer
season, was something that philosophers
and physicians alike could not explain.
MeElrath was indeed phenomenon, and
his case without parallel. He was posi-
tive that he did not sleep, and invited in
vcstigation. But his hours Of wakefnlness
came to an ending 90 Friday night Of last
week, when, for the first time in over eleven
years, he slept one long, delicious sleep,
and awoke on the following morning re.
freshed and happy. Words were made
quate to express his feelings both Of sur
prise and pleasure. Since then be has
slept naturally every night, and 70 al pres.
eut appearances he viii not lack for the
necessary sleep hereafter. McElrath was
born in the north Of Ireland. He is !
!, rigid Presbyterian, and for many years an
attendant Of the Marlborough Presbyterian
; church.
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For the Democratic Adpocate.
Biblical Questions and Answers.


IATAFscO, FEBRUARY y, lSSu,
Aessrs. EdHersi-,sI saw Oommunloa.
ton from W. X. s., who wants To know
If he Is correct or not, aud 10 reply will
say be Is not. 10 the Biblical question Il
should be as follows
There are &C Books in the Bible, l ,I89
chapters, 81 ,373 verses, instead Of liza;
773,693 words, instead Of 773, SOP; 1885,
483 letters, instead Of 1856, ,4S9; the word
Lord occurs I 1856 times; the word aud
46, 6,277; the shortest verse Is found 10 the
lith chapter Of John Bath verse, and the
9Th verse Of the sth chapter Of Esther Is the
longest verse; Ezra vii, 81, contains all the
alphabet except ] and Ia Palm evil, Sth,
10th, 2lst and 3lst verses are aliSe; all
tho verses Of Psalm cxxxvi end alike.
In the Bible the word Lord Is found
1883 times; the word Jehovah $3.50, and
the word Reverend but once, and ia The
9th verse Of the 1ifth Psalm. The Sth
verse Of the 1l7th Psalm is the middle
seise Of the Bible. The 9th verse Of the
9Th chapter Of Esther i tho longest; 35th
verse llth chapter Of John l. the shortest.
In the 107th Psalm four verses are alike
the Sth, 18th, 2ls and 3lst. Each verse
Of the 136lh Psalm ends alike. No names
or words With more than six syIlables are
found 10 the Bible. The 37th chapter Of
Isaiah and the 10Th chapter Of "a Kings
are alike. The word gIrl occurs but twice
10 tho Bible, There are found In both
books of the Bible 3,586, ,4S3 letters: 77:3..
69s words; 81 ,37S verses; / ,ls8 chapters
and &C books The four moss inspiring
promises are John xiv, 2, John VI. 81, St.
Mathew xi, %, and the a7th Psalm AL.
verse. Tho lst yerse Of The Goth chapter
Of Isaiah is the one Cor ihc new convert.
All who aaites themselves With vain boast.
ings Of their perfeeteess, should read The
9Th chapier of s.. Mathew; an Humanity
should iearn the 7ih chapter Of St. Lux
from tho Goth verso 10 is ending.
Can your youns readers sell ne II 4 su
correct .d.K.
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A New Aimhip.


MIR. S. q. Gregory, Of Baltimore, has
just completed full working model Of bis
last invention. II is au alrship, and has
occupied the entire time Of the Inventor
for many months. The vessel is sharp ut
both bow and stern, the better to over
como the resistance Of the atmosphere.
At either end are placed driving wheels
aud rudders. The latter are controlled
by one wheel, situated amldships. The
cylinders which contain 10000 cubic feet
Of pure hydrogen each, are constructed Of
four thicknesses of silk, the ends being
tipped with brass and the whole lashed to
the gunwale by cords. At either end are
placed elevators or depressors, controlled
upon the principle Of an Archimedlau
screw. The sleeping rooms, dining rooms
aud cargo arc oil provided for in the hold
Of the vessel, Mr.. Gregory says that the
cylinders will sustain weight Of 10000
pounds, and that the speed will be over
thirty miles an hour. A trip to Europe
can be made in four days. The rudder.
are IN q line with the keel, and serve to
turn the boat as required. 1t is intended
te sail the boat at an altitude of 1000
feet. In case Of storm the elevators eau
be put in motion and the ship raised above
the line Of the storm, 1t Is proposed tC
build an exhibition ship, after which Mr.
Gregory viii "ay" to Europe, starting il
the month Of July. The mechanica
wonder has been carefully examined By
scientists and engineers, who pronounce 1
practicable. The merits Of the invention
arc safety combined with speed.
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RECEIVERS SALE
or ABOUT
SEVENTY CORDS OF WOOD
In Freedom District, Carroll Co. Nd.


RY virtue Of an order Of the Circuit Court
- for Carroll county, sitting as a Court OF
Equity, passed in cause No. 1867 Equity, in
said Court, wherein Michael Bannon is com.
plainant, and Evan I. War6eld is defendant,
the undersigned, Receiver therein appointed,
will offer at Public Auction, at the Courl
House Door in Westminster, Carroll county,
Maryland, on
Saturday, 2Ist day Of February, 1850
At o'clock, p. NJ, about 20 Cords Of Wood.
This wood isnow for the most part corded on
the lands of Benjamin Brown, in Freedom
district. aear rMarriottssiile, Howard county,
Nd. IL is very near the Baltimore & Ohio
Rsilpad. and sssbs easily shipped tsl raII q
any point desired. - = 7'.e@
Terms Of Sale-pRsb.
-. JAS. A. @, BOND
jan 2i-ts Receiver
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Selttt pOttrp.' -
THE OLD TRUEDLE-BED.

All here it 3, that dear old place,
Unchanged tif6ukh M these years;
How like some sweet, familiar faee
la Ny ehildhoods home apPearsl
n Thegrpnd old trees beside The door
stll spread their branches vide, ~.
The river wanders as Of yore
a.. With swelling, muTmgrIng tide IL,
The dlstsnt hnls look green and gay =. %
The aowen are blooming Wild.
II And everything looks glad To-day rsb
As When was child
wandered round the homestead
'7i,'' Many denr familiar spot
BFoughtwlthinin my recollection
Scenes ia seemingly forgot
Therethe orchard zmcadUw yeuder,
Here the deep Sld-lashioned well,
with It's old osscoyered bucket.
Sent a thrill no tongue can tell
Though the house was held BY slranges
All remained the Aame within;
Just as when a child / nmbled
Up down and out and IN.
To the gRrTet dark ascending,
tonce a source OF childish dread)
Pccrlng through the misty eobwebs
Lol / saw my trundle-bed.
Quick drew Il from the rubbish,
Covered DER with dust NO long,
When. behold, heard in fancy
Strains Of one familiar song
ofen sung by my dear mother
To me in that trundle.bed
Hush. my child lie still and slumber
Holy angels guard thy bed
When listen To the music
Stealing on in gentle strain.
| am carried back To childhood
lam now a child again;
It's the hour for my retiring,
Al the dusky eventide
Near my trundlebed I'm kneeling,
As In yore, by mothers side.
Hands are on my head 20 loving.
As they were in chlldhood's days.:
with weary tones am trying
To repeat the word she says.
'Tis prayer in language simple
As a mothers lips can frame
Father, Thou who art In heaven,
IIallowed ever be Thy name"
Prayer Is oyer-to my pillow
With goodnight kiss creep.
Scarcely waking while whisper
"Now lay me down to sleep
Then my mother DER me bending,
Prays in earnest tones, but mild.
Hear my prayer, o heavenly Father,
Bless, oh bless, my darling child"
Yes am but only dreaming
Ne'er IN be a child again.
Many year has that dear mother
In the quiet graveyard lain;
But her blessed angel spirit
Daily hoyers DER my head.
Calling me from earth To heaven,
Even from my truundle-bcd.
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MORTGAGES Sale.

Dl virtue Of power Of sale contained in
I'D a mortgage from Sarah A. NJ. Ham and
Daniel T. Ham, to the undersigned, bearing
date December 10th, 1873, and recorded
among the Real Estate Mortgage Records Of
Carroll county in Liber J. b, b., No. I, Folio
490 &c, will sell at Public Sale, on the prem
iSes, to the highest bidder, on
Saturday, February I4h, A. d. 1850,
at 2 o'clock, p. m, all that parcel Of land
containing
oNE.FoURTH OF AN ACRE,
more or less, being Lot No. as designated
on the plat Of Melrose, being the same lot Of
land which was conveyed by Reuben Schnef.
fer and wife to the said Sarah A. NJ. Ham,
by deed dated May "a, 1873, and duly record
ed among the Land Records Of Carroll county.
The improvements thereon
consist Of large new 2.s,ory A1lM-1
Double Frame Dwelling House, Mss
Garden, Bake Oven, &c., water liz et3sia -.
convenient to the house. This property is
situate At Melrose Station, on the Bachhlan
Valley Railroad, is in elegant repair, and mn
opportunity is here offered for cheap home
TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed by the
the mortgage, are cash. Ii desired By the
purchaser, he eau have the privilege OF one.
third cash on the day Of sale, or on the ratiG.
cation thereof; one-ihird in one year, and the
other one-third in two years from the day OF
sale; the credit payments TO be secured by the
notes OF the purchaser or purchasers, with
approved security, bearing interest from the
day Of sale.
HENRY s. t. wAREaIME, / Mor,,,...,.
JOHN 7. WAREHIME, ""r'gagesA'
Charles T. Reifsnider, Solicitor.
jan 24'ts r. c. Matthews, Auetioneer.
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Charles Freeman, who, IN state Of re.
ligieus delirium, and as religious duty
killed his child at Pocassei, Mass, has
been sent to on asylum for the insane
Freeman's hallueinations arc really re-
markable. All the witnessf describe him
as humane and truthful, prudent aud sober
good husband aud a loving father. He
repels the impntation Of insanity with con
siderable ipdignation. He afiirms that he
IS in the Spirit Of Truth. II represent,
hesays, s'Christ 10 all bis parts, prophet
priest and king I am the elder brother
referred to in Romans. It has been propl-
esied that oil shall be. gathered into ONE
that is me. have dual nature; both
Christ and man are represented 10 me
My wife and I are the door, and every
body must enter through US. am ths
Archangel Michael" On all other point
Freeman is Intelligent; bat he has no re
morse that he killed his child, aud has nc
consciousness Of having done anything
wrong. Il feel perfectly justified" he
says; q feel that I have done my duty
| would not have tho child back.
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There would be famine elsewhere ihan
in Ireland Il she people of England had
not The money whereuish 70 bur food sup.
plies from America Last week one shin.
per died twelve steamships With meat f6r
tho British markets, aud from New York
alone 2200 live cattle. nearly three thou.
sana cnreazses Of heef aad 'l780 of mutton
were shipped Inst week The Ahipmen,.
of other food supplies are also eaofaous
Tho ssma neeess;iy that lmpels iha pur
chase Of lhcne sappIies for kneIhh a.sr
keieoecazions The Distress ID Ireland nhef,
the people have no opportunities % ae.,.is.
the meaRs oi barring food
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According to the Westminster Revieso
Of January, the public debts Of the world
at the close Of the Napoleonic wars
amounted to 1850, 600, 900. In l848
they amounted to So, ,655 ,O00. 600 In
1875, after the great civil war in the
United States and the several European
conflicts which preceded the Russo Turkish
conflict, they amounted to e22, ,989, ,0O0,-
900. The author adds, for the Russo
Turkish war, 81 100, ,000, 900, thus making
the whole aggregate at the present time say
$24, ,000, 100000. The railway indebted
ness has been estimated at SO 900 900 900,
and municipal debts at $4,000, 600 900,
thus bringing the public Indebtedness Of
the world at the present time to the utterly
incompreheusible sum Of S35 900 600 900.
The consideration is terrible one, that
S24, ,000, ,000,0 of this sum have been
mainly disbursed 10 the destruction Of hu-
man life and happiness, aud probably OF a
much greater amount still Of accumulated
wealth created by years Of honest labol
and intelligence These debts, Of course
will never be paid, but their existence is .
first lien Of 81, ,70O, ,0O0,0 600 annually (tak
ing the average interest at 5 per cent,
upon the industry Of the civilized world
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A raileay track on the frozen surface
Of broad river, such as that across the
St. Lawrence, near Montreal. is no new
thing. There was one in the winter Of
1852 across the Susquehanna at Hayro Dc
trace, Md, 70 carry thu trains on the
Baltimore railroad The river was packed
with Ice to the bottom, except for little
distance in mid-chaunsl, but even there
the ice was strong enough to bear loaded
ears This, we believe, uas the frst az.
pertinent Of the kind, for wlen il was tod
20 civil engineers u Germany, some Year,
Afterwards, they expressed their disbelief
on The ground that, bold US American en-
gineess were, they would not attempt such
q thing as that
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A Herkimer County, n X, farmer
complains that he has been ontrageously
swindlea BY deslefs in counterfeit money.
He sent sl00'to one Of them, aod receiy-
ed BY express the cusionary hox of SAN
dust. Then be went 10 New York. deter.
minfd to attead personally "a The business.
He bafgained for 81 600 - bad bills. and
Nns allowed 70 exsmine llIs package. for
which he paid eioo, bnt xhee he eoi %
tho cars 70 return home with his pursh>ss.
be looked Into the bundia aud louad sha<
y contained only serthIess gap4f All
exchange had been effecfJ be|'t1 BIZ exez'
Not only ha1 he loss $500. hsE =i4 ~
| opportunity Of paying oat lA> ceuc1eFfeis
money a. q cattle saie, ~ h< 6,6 i@ksnlsd.
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STRANGE STORY or A LEAD PsscrE.--
Five years ago man at llarfosd, Coma,
fell and became insensiblc. A surgeon
then found slight wound ID his body,
close by the heart and thought the man
had been either stabbed or shot. A few
days later, however, small pieces Of black
lead began to como out Of the wound, and
it was then concluded that 10 falling the
poiat Of lead pencil which the man had
iu his vest pocket had penetrate the body.
Probing later brought out liftlo wood.
The surgeons used the knife, and. 10 their
astonishment, whole lead pencil which
had been sharpened but once, was extract
ed. II was 5 inches long, and the wood
was split in two. Il had been completely
imbedded below the chest and not half Al
inch from the heart. The man Is very
weak, bat il b thought be win recover.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Real ESTATE
In Hampstsad Dist.ict, Carroll Co. Mi.


pY virtue ofa decree Of the Circuit Cour,
~ for Carroll county, passed in Equity,
cause No. 1911, wherein Nancy S. E6augh
BY her husband and next friend, jacob
Ebaugh, is complainant, and Josephine Har.
RS, administra.Tix, and others are, defendants,
The nndersigned, Trustee, viii offer at Public
Sale on the Home Farm, hereinafter de
scribed as the Home Farm on 55g M +
Saturday, f%ihaday Of February, 1880
At 2 O'clock, p. M, all that parcel OF land
lying ia Carroll county, Maryland, and being
thu Home Farm oi the late Melchour Harris,
and being the same property on which Jo-
sephine Harris, his widow, Is now residing.
This property contains
37l ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, and is situate near Houeksyille
aud adjoining the lands OF Leonard Rill, Jos
Brummel and others, The inn
proyements consist Of II story AHN-h
log weatherboarded Dwelling -
House, Barn, Corn House and -
the usual outbnildings.
The Trustee will also sell al the same PLACE
and time another tract Of 4. a, lss-,,b +. .''
18 ACRES,
located about one half mile from the Home
Farm, above described. Improvements on
the second parcel Of land consist Of 2.stnry
DWELLING HOUSE, Corn House, Ice
House, Siabling and other necessary buildings.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree
are One third part Of the purchase money
to be paid cash by the purchaser or purcha-
sers on day Of sale, or on the ratification OF
the sales by the court; aud the residue to be
paid in two equal payments, in one and two
years from date Of sale, with interest, secured
by notes Of the purchaser or purchasers, with
security to be approved by the trustee,
J. A. C. BOND, Trustee.
N. B.-NoTICE is hereby given to the
creditors Of Melehour Harris, deceased, Il
file their claims, with the vouchers thereof
with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Carol
county within two months from day Of The
above sales.
J. A. C. BOND, Trustee.
jan IL n James T.. Sn.th, Auct'r.
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A NOVEL SpoRTINe EvExT.--A num-
Der Of wealthy residents Of New York are
making arrangements for somewhat
novel event. 1t is proposed to have David
Stanton, Waller and Phillips, the famous
English long distance bicyclists, compete
against thirty running horses for six days.
The horses are 10 be ridden by johnny
Murphy and Vim. L. Weeks, the we'll
known trainers and drivers, and Peralto,
the mustang rider. Walter and Phillips,
who are now in London, were telegraphed
for and will be New y ork 10 the cenrse Of
two or three weeks. Both men have great
six-day records. Stanton has ridden l..
600 miles in 73 hours. Their aggregate
scores will amount 70 about 1900 miles.
The horses, If the stock Is Of q good qual-
ity, when ridden 10 relays Of ten miles, ean
very easily travel this distance. Whether
their riders can hold out for six days is al
present mooted question. The race win
begin at the Madison Square garden op
March l.
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CAT PRIVATE SALE

A NICE Dwelling House, ssabliHg and
"A Ice House, all IN good order; situated
on the corner Of Green and Madison Sis.,
Westminster Nd. Apply to
GRO. p. ALBAUGH; or
jan B.2m GEO. W. MATTHEW'S.
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Ia, 1880,

At Union Mills, Myers District, Carroll
Couniy, Nd, on