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OUBLIC SALE
l or
REAL ESTATE.

By virtue of the last will and testament OF
VIM Marshall Mehrng, late of Carroll county,
Md. deceased. and of an order Of the Orphans
Court of Carroll Comfy. the undersigned, as
Executor. Will sell at public sale, on the prem
iSeS, on
THURSDAY, 18th of SEPTEMBER, 1885,
at , o oclock. y. m, the following described
Real Estate The Farm, containing
lS5 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
situated in the angle formed by the junction
of the W VI. r. X. and p. r. X. at Bruce
vile station. The land will be surveyed and
plat exhibited on day of sale. This property
is improved by large Brick
A Dwelling House, with cellars
BtsA under the whole house; hank
49, barn, with wagon shed, car
rage house aud corn crib attached: grain
she'd with carriage house attached; brick
SmokehouSe. stone ice house and other neceS-
Sarv ouibuildingS; new Weatherb0arded Ten
ant House with necessary outbuildiugS. There
Is water IN most Of the fields: two never tail
ing springs two never failing wells one AT
barn with wind pump aud one with pump on
porch at dwelling house. There is young
peach orchard and a large apple orchard in
full bearing; also cherries, pears and other
fruits This property has about 10 Acres of
Good Timber land aud large numhcr ct
locust trees. Ii is convenient Ia churches,
aud schoolhousr, pnStotice. store aud rail
road station adioinS the farm. This property
is well adapted for dairying aud fruit culture.
The land at York Road Nauld make ,icSira-
bic building lots.
Also hne mountain lot. near EmmIiS
burg consisting nf 33i Acres of Woodland.
will b. sold II has on 1t Chestnut. White
and Rock Oak Timber
Also ga the same day ~ Shar-s ui W. ".
Railr1ad Stock. J grain drill aHd wagons.
oue brUsad aud one narrow tread.
Terms nf Sale. bv order 81 fhe CnHrt--ou--
third of the purchase money Ia he paid IN
cash on the day of sale. or ratification thereof
bv the Court. one-,hird in ,iN ani the lass
third in twelve months from the sale. With
interest FROM the sale; the credit payments in
l.. secured hy the bonds or ,jaglc balls oi the
purchaser. with approved surrtiss; or al rh"
purchase money NAV l., paid ia cash. 81 Pur,
chaser 80 deSire> Two ibousaud dollar ui
said purchase money must be- leii n q hen au
said land tor the leue6t uf the widow fer
life. as r,-Iuirts hy Tcs,aior Uiii. lf pracii-
cable a. sa arrange Nth purrhaSer
Torms f,,T alty--taSh on day ot Ssia.
JACOB SHARETTS.
T. J. koih. Au,tiuur-r. EV-cui0r.
argsHI =
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TRUSTEES' SALE
Il OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
L., aud Nom Union Rrilnn MI
In and Near Union Bridge. Md.

The undersigned. as trustees appointed by
decree of the Circuit Court for Carroll county
in cause No. 1850 Equity, in which Joseph
Wolfe is complainant and Mary II. Ogle. widow
of James W. 0gle ct. ais. are defendants. will
offer at public sale. on the premises of Tract
No. l, on
WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER 18th, 1895,
at clock, p. M, the following two tracts
of land and premises:-Tnct No. l. consists
of small farm containing
234 ACRES OF LAND, MORE or LESS,
situate about one -halfmile Southeast of Union
Bridge, near the Quaker Church. partly in
Carroll and Frederick counties. This prop
erty is improved with large substantial frame
dwelling, nearly new, eased in
with brick and finished up in 4 @&-
modern style, fine bank barn -
aud all other necessary build zi5114aEs;slEA
ingS. There Is an excellent spring of water
and dairy near the door. The land is IN
fine state of cultivation with young orchard
Of apples. peaches, pears. &c, Of choice Sc
lection. This property adjoins the lands Of
VIM. d. Hoffman. Daniel Wolfe, VIM and
Jos. Farquhar. and is the same conveyed to
James W Ogle, deceased, by John c. Davis
and wife. by deed dated April Il, 1872, and
recorded among the Land Records of Carroll
county, ana Oi Whlch ne uicu seized
Tract No. Consists Of all that Lot of
Land and premises containing 5000 square
feet. more or less. improved by large sub
siantial double house. nearly
uew, built of brick and laid off a \
for two families, good garden. 20 20 -
plenty of water and all neces- asl5 -
sary ont buildings; said house and lot Is situ-
ale on the East side Of Farquhar street. IN
Union Bridge, Nd, fronting so feet on said
street hy 1G0 feet In depth, being the lot or
parcel Of land that was conveyed to james W.
Ogls, decreased. by Lewis W. Smith and wife.
by deed dated. July 4,h. lsS7. and recorded
among the Land Records Of Carroll county.
and of which he died seized; this tract tract
will be offered on the premises Of tract No. }.
Terms Of Sale as prescribed by the decree
one.third of the purchase money must l's' paid
an the day of sale or on the ratification there
of: one-third In one year and nue-thiri in tWo
wears from day of sale. with interest FROM
sale. To he secured by the notes ot the pur-
chaser. With approved security.
GEORGE ?. BUCkEN,
EDWARD q. WEANT.
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FERTILIZERS

and therefore can sell on small margin
Should not call on YOU personally, just eomt
prepared 10 load your wagon to the Machinery
building of J. Q. Stitley's, Westminster, Nd,
or 10 the Warehouse Of the subscriber, al
Union Mills, Nd, or at the Warehouse o.
Fink & Weikert, Littlestown, Pa, or at C.
Crumrine's, Melrose, Nd
JOHN BURG00N, Union Mills, Md.
~ Huff, agent at LittleStowa. Pa, c. Crum
rine, agent at Melr0se. Nd. aug3 lot
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4 II PRIVATE SALE.

As Attorney and Agent for the owner.
offer Private Sale that valuable farm, sit
uate on the Baltimore and ReisterstOwn Turn.
pike, about miles south from Westminster.
Nd, containing
55 ACRES, l ROOD and 10 PERCHES
OF Land. more or less, known as the Baum
GARNER property 1t is beautifully located,
crops well, fairly good house, bank barn, and
out-buildings, and is ON the line of the Elee-
tric Railway. For further particulars call
upon or address,
GEO. J.. STOCKSDALE,
Attorney at Law,
aug3 st Westminster, Nd.
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aug24 8t
DPRINaFIEI .n InIsr1TI1rE n honrd

SPRlNGtlELDl DlNSTITUTE, board
~ ing and day school for young ladies,
at Sykesville, Nd, will reopen Septem.
Der IL, 1895, with full crops of teachers,
new furniture, etc. Best advantages in Music,
Elocution, Languages aud Health. On Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad. Prices low.
For terms address the Principal,
MISS c. l.. LLOYD, A. NJ,
iune29 l0t* Sykesyille. Md.
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RAIN DRILL AND PLOw RE
II PAIRS
FURNISHED At SHORT NOTICE
NO $500 EoUITY.

lu thu Cirru., CaarI f5r Carroll C1aulY 80.
ting s. Q Courf II Equitr.
Annie T. nauAhoe and hssslaf,d IT a. vs..
Joseph A. Shorh,
Ordered this 81 day ~ As,ss,l, A, H.. ls.ai,
that III. sale af The property uf rial estate
mentioned iu ihes- yroes-rsilnEs. made and
reported by William H. Thomas. Trustee. in
his z,c,,nd repoTt II sale, - ratified and cou.
frncd unless eausr 1p the coBirar, thereof
h. ,houn ga 0r before NJ. 3;d day ai S.-plefn
her. next; provided cul,y uf this order H.
inserted iu some newspaper printed aii pub
lis;.ed ia Carroll e,.uhiy oaor m zach 81 thr~e
successive weeks before the 10th day ef >e,,.
is-ini,.r. isq5.
The report slSirs the amount IT sale to \.
SsaUo BENJ. f. GROUSE, Cl,rk.
Trul Cug4.--Tesi
anK - 3t BFNJ. r. CRorsE. Clerk
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ENERTILIzER FOR THE FARMER.
Reduced in Price; Quality Main
tanned.

From 30 to SO bushels Of Wheat per Acre,
and "Rousing crop Of Grass in the Bar.
gain, By the use Of Zell's Fertilizers. For
sixteen years have been selling Zell's Fertiliz-
ers and ;he equally famous, Chemical Co. of
Canton Fertilizers with steady increasing
demand for them. This with the most flatter-
ing testimonials that could here be produced,
if we had space, from many the most progress
sive farmers in Carroll and adjoining counties,
and the much reduced price for which these
goods are offered for the season of 1885, should
convince the farmer that they canEet do bet
ter elsewhere.
We viii not be undersold BY the same
quality Of goods ] have but little expense
IN sale of these
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~ A r, National Encampment
IL Louisville, KY.
Radnced Rates via ii &. O

The b. d O. r. X. Co. will sell Excursion
Tickets to Louisville and return at all Ticket
Stations on lis lines east Of the Ohio River.
at rate Of one cent per mile each way for the
round trip, for all trains September eth to 10Th.
inclusive, valid for return journey until Octo-
ber 9Th, inclusive. Tickets will also be placed
on sale, via B. 4 o., at offices of all connect.
ing lines. Stop overs will be allowed on the
return trip.
Veterans will bear in mind that all b. Il O.
trains run via Washington and Harper Ferry
CHAS. O. SCULL,
Gen. Pass. Agent,
aug24 81 b. K o. X. X.
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NET A GOOD AUC1IoNEER

II you intend having a sale get an expert
enced auctioneer who does not want the whole
proceeds Of it for his services. Try me. Best
Of references, aud can always be found at
the City Hotel or the Advocate Office, West
minister.
dee % If p. A. G0RSUCH.
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The Old Lady Had Her Say,

Have You any mueilage in there =
asked sharp-featured. elderly lady at the
stamp-seller window, at the post st-of6ee
Nor snapped the urbane clerk inside.
How viii make this envelope / Just
bought Of you stick, then !? demanded
she with the aSperity of woman who
feels she has got the worst end of small
bargain.
Lick the tiap there mueilage on it.
said the clerk acoaically.
No; there ain't Not mite
Then YOU must have licked it off.
Some Of you people seem to expect TO get
your dinners off the government
'.0h, we do do we ? cried the irate
spinister. Let me tell you | amt re-
duced to making my meals off of your nasty
old mucilage had better dinner 20
day. before | came downtown. than you
ever saw in your life You pale-faced,
driedup whippersnapper you re nice one
TO talk about dinner! You look as if you
lived ON liver and string beans at three
dollar week boarding housel
''All right, madam, move on said the
clerk, who by this time had begun to
realize he had caught a tartar.
wait till I've told You what had for
dinner first, let 5 see. We had tomato
soup and baked blue -fsh-
Never mind what you had for dinner
Don be impatient sonny. Then We
had broiled spring chicken that would meh
in your mouth. and green peas
There's dozen people behind you>
move on
And picked heets aud sliced tOma-
toes
Win you move on
When | get good and ready Tn
a-going to tell you what good dinner is
50 as you n know one if you ever see it;
which isn't likely.
Go away | haven time to hear
you now
Yes, you have. The people is paying
for your time, l guess, and Tn one of
them. Don't you ever forget that the
folks that come to this window is the folks
you re working for.
no; won't if you Il only go away,
promised the clerk feebly.
''An right Then TN let you of from
the desert, though the blackberry shortcake
would have made your eyes stick out, aud
the cream we had with it was so thick il
would bear up spoon. But want you
10 remember one more thing,
''What is it p
That envelope you sold me wouldn't
stick, That's bad enough, but there's
one thing worse, And that a postage
stamp that gets stuck on itself A stamp
like that ain no earthly good to anybody,
and neither is yonng man when he gets
the same. That all Good-by %
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A FESTIVAL will be held ON the lawn
Al at Pleasant Grove Church, Sandyville,
Saturday afternoon aud night September 7th,
by the Sunday Scho oil of thatehureh.
anolI 81
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscribers
have obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Carroll county, in Maryland letters testa-
mentary on the Personal Estate Of
FRANCIS SHRIEER.
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, 10 the suhseri-
bers, on or before the 10th day Of March
1896; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate,
Given under our hands this 9TH day of
August, 1895.
FRANK W. SHRINER.
ISAAC SHRINER,
angI0 1t Executors
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An authority on jewelry estimates that
there are at least 5000, 900, 600 invested
in this country in various kinds of gold and
silver ornaments.
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PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE,
i GEITlSRI RG. Pa.

Founded Ia iss2 Large Faculty. Twn
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Special cogr>e- IN all departments uh>erra-
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mos, pleasant and healthy Preparatory De.
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Young men preparing Tor business or College,
under special care of the Principal and three
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Catalogues. address
H. W. MCKNIGHT. u. D., President,
or Rgv o. q. kLNcrK. A. NJ. Principal.
jHiyl8 - Gettysburg. Pa.
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A crusty bachelor says A woman keeps
secret what she does not know 1t would
be well if some men would follow her ex-
ample.
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DAT1PICArIoN NoTIcR.

Ii
Ia the Orphans Conrt II Carroll County
Argfsr TcRN. lS95.
Estate 0f james T. Duiierrr, deceased.
On application It Is or,lrrsd ihis i97h day Of
August lsaj. that the sale of the Real Estate
ii James +. nuiteurr, lsie of Carroll easbig
deceased. made by Jacob ii. naii~rer aud
Aasiin u. Duiierrr, Executors ofthr last Viii
aud Testament Of said drurs>ed, aud this
day reported to this CoHr, hy The said Exc
cuiors. h. raiifed asd confirmed unless
caass. he shown - the contrary on or i~-
fure the lth Monday. a,Td day, of Srpie,n-
bsr. next; provided a copy u this Order h.
inserted fur thrce successive weeks in some
newspaper printed aud puhiishri IN Csrrnli
county, before the 81 Monday, IGlh day. 0f
September, neNI.
The report states the amount Of sale 10 he
eight thonsaBd and sixty dollar aud fourteen
cents s. ESQ I4
DAVID II. HOFFACKER,
LEWIS CASH. Judge
ALBERT SCHAEFFER.
True Copy.--Iest
Csc. NJ PsKKE
aug24 81 Register Of Wills
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Of Children Shoes and Slippers piued a0 \ few 33c
new andbe and Ladies Fan aud
Extended land eos Shoes old pn;
adya il leather viii by dealing with
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SALE

By virtue Of the powcr and authority con.
tanned IN a poger Of attorney from neiilah Hare
ami Others Ia the undersigned. George w.
Hare. dated 18th duy oi September. S9i,
aud recorded among the Land Records OF
Carroll county. IN i.iber Z. +. C.. No. -.
folio 4i6, &c, the said George ". Hare,
agent and attorney ther,jn named. Will offer
At Public Sale, on the premises. on
TUESDAY. 10th day II sEPTNBER. 1885.
at clock, p. m. all that farm consisting oi
~ ACRES. l ROOD aud - PERCHES
Of land. more or less. situate about mile
from Miller's Station on the B. 4 II. X. r.,
and about mile from Alesia Station. on same
Railroad, and adjoining the lands Of Jacob
Folk. David Brown aud others. being the
home residence Of the late Henry y. Hare,
deceased. Also lot Of 10! acres Of wood
land more or less. adjoining said farm This
lot viii be sold with the farm
or separately as said agent may
deem best. The home farm Is 80
improved by 2 story dwell y
ing, bank barn and the usual onibuildines in
good order. Il Is well watered, with iine
fruit orchards
Terms Of Sale-One-t third Of the purchase
money 10 be PAID cash on the uaf oi safe or
within 80 DAYS thereof. al the opiion Of the
vendor; the residue 10 be paid 10 equal pro-
portions at one year aud eighteen months
from the day of sale, and 10 be seeused hy the
notes Of the purchaser to the satisfaction Of
the Agent ard Attorney making the sale. and
hearing interest from the day of sale
GEORGE W. HARE.
Agent and Attorney.
Jas A. c. Bond, ATTY Jacob Hoffman,
augl7 Is AuciiOneer.
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JOIN PETER WOODS.

late of Carroll county, deceased All person,
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same, with the voucher,
thereof legally authenticated. 10 the subscriber,
ON or before the 18th day Of March. 1896;
they may otherwise by law be excluded FROM
all benefit of said estate.
Given under nv hand this 18th day oi
August. 1895.
CHARLES r. WOODS,
anglI At Administrator
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This i 10 give notice thai the subscriber has
obtained from the Orphans, Court uf Carroll
county, ia Maryland. letters OF administration
on the Personal Estate of
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WALL PAPER.

We want everybody to read this advertise
ment and then call to examine our Stock Of
WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS.
We have put paper down TO cents a piece.
Beautiful patterns of Gilt Paper at cents
Occasionally we are misrepresented in price,
but only by persons that do not compete with
us in prices and quality of goods. To be con-
Vinced il is necessary for You to examine our
goods and ask our prices. We will paper a
room as cheap as anybody; we except none
We carry very large stock; buy direct from
factory and you get new goods and our price.
Being competent workmen we can give YOU
advantages you viii not get for the same price
elsewhere.
We have at all times select stock of
PICTURE FRAMES, PICTURE EAsELs,
AND PoRTIERE POLES.
Window Shades on hand and made to fit
your windows.
A FINE LOT OF STATIONERY.
Work done in any part of the country and
no extra charge. Give us call.
MATTHEWS Il MYERS,
45 East Main street,
Nearly Opposite Catholic Church,
Westminster, Md.
n. B.-Mail orders answered promptly
Send for samples feb 10
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TO CREDITORS


The undersigned. having setil.,i in the
urphaas' Caart an aersuui of thr personal
estate uf
CHARLES Il. WILLIAMS.
late 81 Carroll ruuuty. drcsas.,d. and ascry-
iaiuci the hsianc,- in hi. hands for disjrihu.
iiou. according io lau amuug the erssiiior. q
said iacssss-.l. kstsh, gives Husiee ga -aid
creditor. to 5le iheir claims against said d,.
c-a4ed. legally authenticated. u.th the Register
~ Wills Cor Carroll cpanty. oH sr before the
gth iay 81 September. is95 preparatory "a a
li-inhuiioh II the asset, 81 said personal
estate. 30 - made amongst said grv,iitszs
ausirr ih, direction IL fh, byf,hah. Cu1rt u
Carroll toantv on The l1th ia, 81 Seifrmi-.r
lS,ai. After ths FINAL r4fihraii0g. ~ said dis.
irihniion hy she Orphans Cnnfs aforesaid.
the undersigned all b, prepared iu pay t.
zach VI -aid ereditnrs their r,sf,sctiye t,Si
d.-ud. sycr-iiHg o. said distribution.
kINSEI WILLIAMS,
aasl7 g. Administrative.
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NnrIcE rn cREnrrnRS-

Notice iS hereby gwen tn all the creditor.
Of james ". Ogle 10 Gle their claims agaiHi
-Aid James W. Ogle. properly authenticated.
within Two months from day Of sale. with the
CLERK Of thr Circuit Court Carruli county.
GEORGE p. BCCkEI.
EDWARD q. WEANT.
Trustee
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DUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned will offer al Public Auc-
tion. On SATURDAY. slst day Of AUGUST,
1885 at , o clock. P. m. ou the premises, IA
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lot Carpet Samples, u yards hong suitable for russBu~e Neyets and
Moluettve cheap o lot Of FA carpets
arrived beautiful styles We the largest assortment in
Special in Mattn-An piece mating under yard % yard
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Y,RUSTEEs SALE
n uE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

Ry virtue IL decres Of the Cjrcui C,saTi
iar Carroll County, "a cgBiiy. passsa ou the
9Nh iay " AEggss. lssa5. iB cause NJ. s5i3
Equity iu said oours. between Edward Wsuf
helm aud other. Piaimlas, ard Willian War;.
helm. Defendant. the undersigned, trustees
appointed hy said dcerre. ~ilf oder At pubs5c
sssle. ga the ptrfslisss. ofa
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER sSsh. Issi,
At / O'Clock. p. n,.. 81 that land situate ia
Manchester district. CarFplI csuniy. eu thr
public rsad beading from Manchester % Ai.s.ia.
and abog, miles from Alesia. c,.niaiuias
Is ACRES or LAND. MORE OR I.ESS.
and adjoining thr iaads of Eii Warphe;su.
William Caiiridsr aud ether. and hejag par
Of the labd Shich Geo. NarT-
helm died ssix~i ana possessed.
Il is improved rs a ?. story
M6sEs Brick Dwelljag House, harn
aud all other necessary oastluiidings. a eosss3
orchard and we'll Eaterssi. Abous ui ~ -
scres of good timber.
Terms 81 Sale a. prsseribe'i ly the decree
are :-one-thiFd of she purchase aoaey cash
on the day Of sale or uFson Ghc ufihraiiaH
thereof by the CoaFt. the halsncr in iao ssFsai
payments Of ~ and igelve months srgaFsd
hy the Rctes 0f the purchaser. with inieresf
from day of sale.
DIR. EpWABp A. WAREHEfM.
JAS. A. G. BOND,
Trsstnas.
aug24 Is Jacob Hoffman, Aue,iosrer.
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MsSsA Liberty street go feet, running
back lTs feet to an alley. with
large Stable and Carriage House. The build-
ings are all in good condition. Her1Hs
wishing to examine the property will call upon
Mr. T. W. Mather. residing thereon who will
show the same.
Terms Of Sale-0ne- third cash; one third
ia six and one.third in twelve months from
day of sale Credit payments 10 bear interest
from day of sale. JOHN T. LYNCH
W. T. Wilson. AuctioneeT. aHgl1 St.
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so well describes his own life when near
the bo,irn of earthly davs

the boun of earthly days
say, what is life 'Tis 10 he horn:
4 helpless babe, Ia greet the light
With sharp, wall, aS ii the morn
Fnretold cloudy noon and night:
To weep TO sleep and weep again,
With sunny smiles between. aud then,
And then apace the infant grows
To he a laughing Sprightly boy.
Happy despite his little wees,
Were he but conscious of his JOY:
To lac. in short, from two To ten.
\ merry moody child, and them
And then. in coat and trousers clad.
To learn To say the Decalogue.
And break il, an unthinking lad,
With mirth and mischief all agCg.
\ trnant OF by field and fen
To capture butterflies and them
And then. increased in strength ami size
To he. anon. youth mll grown,
A hero in his mothers eyes.
young Apollo in his own
To initiate the ways of men
In fashionable sins. and them
And then, at last to be a man.
To fall in love: to WOO and we,i:
With soothing brain TO scheme and plan.
To gather gold, or toll for bread;
To sue for fame with tongue pen.
To gain OF lose the prize: and then,
And then in gay and wrinkle,i eId
To mourn the speed of life decline;
To praise the scenes his youth behed.
And dwell in memory Of LAng-Syue.
To dnean a while with darkened pen
Then drop into his grave and them
Whoever wrpte the following poem he
yond all doubt has colored the verses with
the charm Of autobiography; and with
many readers a kindred feeling will spring
10 life a> they persue the pathetic little
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