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LUMBER, Sash, Bricks, Felloes ! FULL STOCK, LOW PRICES.
BURNS & SLOAN, 132 Light Street Wharf, BALTIMORE.
MARYLAND SAW MANUFACTORY. HENRY C. BROWN, Manufacturer of Every Description of CAST STEEL SAWS.
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Uller's Alley, one Door West of Charles St. BALTIMORE.
Saws of all kinds repaired In the best manner. Sheet Steel cut and straightened.
PRICES REDUCED TO SUIT THE TIMES.
WAGNER'S GREEN HOUSE RESTAURANT,
188 and 190 W. PRATT STREET, BALTIMORE.
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General Merchandise. Hall, F M
Justice of the Peace.
Legore, Jesse Millers.
Myers, Jesse Shriver, B F & Co Stiteley, Thos J Wolff, P SAW Mill. Myers, Jeremiah
Shoemakers.
Bemiller, John Koontz, Jesse
Surveyor.
Earhart, J Wm
Tannery,
Shriver, A K & Sona
Ttoners. Yingling, Albert Yingling, Ephraim Yingling, Pius
UNIONTOWN
Is situated in a pleasingly undulating and healthful country, 22 miles from Linwood on the W. M. R. R., and it is distant by pike 7 miles to Westmin- ster, 35 from Baltimore by rail. The nearest streama are Little and Big Pipe Creeks. Crops good, businesa fair. Soil is of a yellow alate and limestone. The land ia principally cleared and can be purchased at from $40 to $100 per acre, and produces 15 to 30 bus. wheat, 20 to 50 oats, 50 to 100 potatoes, 50 to 75 corn, and 1 to 3 tons hay. The timber is composed of oak, hickory, chestnut and some walnut. The tannery of Messrs. G. L. Hoffman & Co., of . Baltimore, is located here. Church of God, (Weinbrennenarian) Rev. Samuel Nail ; German Baptist, (Tunkard); Lutheran, Rev. David D. Floyd; M. E., (Colored,) Rev. John Valentine; M. E. P., Rev. C. H. Littleton ; P. E., no pastor. Two public schoola, Theodore Adams and Misses Mary Heyder and Ella Beam, teachers. Nu Conclave 13, Heptasopha; Wyoming Tribe 36, I. O. R. M. Population 400. Thomaa F. Shephard, Postmaster.
Blacksmith.
McCollum, Wm H
Butchers. Routson, T H & Bro Englar, John W
Cabinetmaker and Undertaker. Fuss, David
Carpenters. Gilbert, J Wesley Harman, David Slonaker, Andrew
Carriagemaker.
Davis, Jesse T H
Constable.
Danner, Adam
Dentist.
Rhinehart, Isaiah
Dressmaker.
Kuhn, Mrs Catherine
Fancy Goods. Burrall, Miss M
General Merchandise.
Devilbiss, C S & Son Formwatt, E Starr, Wm H Weaver, Harrison
Grocer.
Eckert, Jacob
Harnessmakers.
Stansbury, Wm J Weller, J O Hotel. Uniontown, John W Englar Huckster.
Devilbiss, J S Justice of the Peace. Christ, Daniel E Mitters. Bankanl, Jesse Engleman Wm Fleagle, Benjamin McFadden, Chas Roop, Upton
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
HENRY T. SCOTT, General Commission Merchant FOR THE SALE OF
GRAIN AND COUNTRY PRODUCE. Specialty-LEAF TOBACCO, (Consignments Solicited,) COR. LIGHT AND PRATT STREETS, ISECOND FLOOR, I BALTIMORE.
B. BLAKE & CO. General Commission Merchants FOR THE SALE OF GRAIN. FLOUR, SEED, WHITE CORNMEAL, YELLOW CORN CHOP, HAY, &c. No. 48 SOUTH HOWARD STREET, Liberal Advances on Consignments. BALTIMORE.
E. FRANK & SON, ENGINEERS & MACHINISTS
426 and 428 W. Pratt St., near Penn St. Storeroom No. 397, Opposite, BALTIMORE.
We call particular attention to Steam Engines, Brewery Fixtures, Hoisting and Chop ping Machines, &c. Dryers for Fertilizers, Saw Mill Jig Saws, Band Saws, Hangers, Shafting. &c. REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
DR. M. FRANK, Veterinary Surgeon,
No. 148 CAMDEN STREET,
BRANCH, 76 BANK STREET, BALTIMORE.
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Physicians.
Martin, W N Weaver, J J & Son
Saw Mill.
Roop, Upton
Shoemakers.
Lambert, Geo
Mathias, Reuben J
Taller.
Anders, Wm A
Tannery.
Hoffman, G L & Co
Tinner.
Buyers, Thomas F
Watches and Jewelry.
Christ, Daniel E
WAKEFIELD
Is on the W. M. R. R., 40 miles from Baltimore, and near Little Pipe Creek, which furnishes a liberal supply of pure water. The location is in the midst of as fertile a part of the Co., "Wakefield Valley," as any in the State. The people are known for their simplicity, industry and hospitality. Climate very healthy ; crops are excellent, and business medium. The land is nearly all cleared ; can be bought at from $80 to $130 per acre, and readily pro- duces 25 to 30 bus. wheat, 40 oats, 100 potatoes, 65 corn, and 3 tons hay. The "Wakefield Valley Creamery," a stock Co. composed of 20 dairy farmers of the " valley," is an important business enterprise, consuming 600 gallons milk daily in the manufacture of butter and cheese. Population 50. Joseph Hoover, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths.
Snyder, Geo Warren, Elias
Butter & Cheese Manufacturers. Wakefield Valley Creamery Florist. Waesche, Joseph A
General Merchandise.
Engel, Joshua
Lime Burner.
Roop, David
Hiller.
Roop, David
Shoemaker.
Haines, Washington
Stock Raisers.
Englar, Ezra
Stouffer, Joseph A
WARFIELDSBURG
1s 3 miles from Avondale and 4 from Westminster, on W. M. R. R. Mor- gan's Run is near, and supplies plenty of water for milling and other pur- poses. Climate and business medium, village healthy, land good, of a lime- stone formation, Lot much cleared, can be bought at from $30 to $80 per acre, and yields 15 to 30 bus. wheat, 20 to 50 oats, 50 to 100 potatoes, 60 to 80 corn, and 1 to 2 tons hay ; crops generally good. Church of God, (Wein- brennenarian) Rev. W. M. Palmer. Public School, Miss Laura Pool, teacher. Population 96. J. B. Allison, Postmaster.
Carpenters. Somers & Barnes
General Merchandise.
Allison, James B Sellman, J W
Lime Burner.
Albert, R F Masony.
Appler, Jacob Ranoull, Wm
Millers.
Baile, David
Nicodemus, Washington
Shuey, J T
Physician.
Somers, J P
Shoemaker.
Reach, J H
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TERMS PER ANNUM FOR BOARD & TUITION IN ALL BRANCHES, FROM $200 TO $250. For Catalogues, containing full information, address
WESTMINSTER.
J. T. WARD, D. D., President,
This Institution has now been in soccessful operation for nine years, Findente of both rezes received and thoroughly educated at reasonable chargen. The Location of this College is one of the very best in the State. The Building stands opon a commanding eminenre, overinoking many miles of rich and beaDifful country, as well as the fourlehine city of Westminster, Immediately on the line of the Western Maryland Rallroad, and about eqol-distant from the cities of Baltimore and Hagerstown. The peculiar fontore of this College 10 the co-education of the rezes In Distinct Departmenta, enabling parents 10 have their sons and danghters educated in the same lostitalion, and under the same instruction, and yet with all the advantages of separate ipstiintione, each having . Complete Corps of Instructors, The Institution Je under the special patronage abd control of the Maryland Annual Conference of the Meth- odist Protestant Church, but has nothtog either in ite course of stody or disciplinary management, which can be, in soy way, objectionable to students of otbar religious peraunsions.
WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE .- [Incorporated by Act of Assembly, 1868.]
(P"For SCHOLARSHIPS, apply to the College Agent,
REV J. W. CHARLTON, 137 N. Calvert Street, Baltimore.
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WATERSVILLE
Is on the B. & O. R. R., 40 miles from Baltimore. Climate temperate, place heatby, crops and land goud. The land is principally cleared ; 18 worth $25 per acre, and produces 20 bus. wheat, 25 oats, 100 potatoes, 40 corn, 2 tons hay and 1,200 pounda tobacco. The inducements to emigrants are good water and cheap land; M. E. aud Baptist Churches, and a public school Population 26. J. W. Z. Narr, Postmaster.
Agent-R. R. and Express. Steele, James H Carpenters.
Eisenhauer, John Gosnell, W Harry
General Merchandise.
Gosnell, Wesley P Narr, John W Z
Miller.
Daub, John
Physician.
Waters, S R
R. R. Foreman.
Hall, Joshua
WESTMINSTER
The county seat, is situated at the hesd waters of the Patapsco, immediately on Parr's Ridge, 1,000 feet above tide and on the W. M. R. R., 33 miles Irom Baltimore. It was founded in 1766 by an English family, from whom it received the name "Winchester," which was afterward changed by an act of the General Assembly to Westminster. The year after the county was created (1836), it was incorporated as a city and selected as the county seat. This old city is in some respects interesting. Lying as it does between two ranges of Parr's Ridge, its surroundings are picturesque and romantic. On College Hill, a beautiful undulating country for many miles may be seen from the cupola a view of the mountains is obtained, extending from the Potomac to the Susquehanna, while at your feet, as it were, is Westminster, with its tall'church steeples, fine public buildings and handsome private residences The surrounding country is as healthy, rich and productive agricultural region as any in the State; it is well watered by the Patapsco and other streams, which afford ample power for all kinda of manufacturing establishments. Iron and copper ore abound in large deposits, and are suc- cessfully mined and shipped to Pennsylvania and New York. Quarries, containing the finest varieties of marble, have been opened and are worked in the vicinity. Westminster contains the usual number of county build- ings, all well adapted to the purposes for which they were erected. The fair grounds are located at the west end, contains 30 acres of land, with stabling to accommodate 500 head of stock; the track is elliptical in form half mile, and is nearly level. The Western Md. College, a fine four-story brick build- ing, is located on the highest site around Westminster; it is well arranged and adapted to the purpose for which it was founded. The Democratic Advocate building, corner Main and Court streets, 40x80 feet, two-stories high, is well fitted to be the headquarters for this ably conducted and largely circulated Maryland newspaper. The Cemetery, containing 14 acres of land, is beautifully laid out in walks and drives, and planted with shrubbery, The Churches are mostly built in the best style of ecclesiastical architecture. some of them very beautiful; and the private residences of the int \it- ants are broad, comfortable, substantial structures, suggesting a thrifty and contented community. Population 3,000. A. H. Huber, Postmaster.
CHURCHES AND PASTORS-Baptist, Rev. I. Cole; German Reformed, (St. Paul's), Rev. J. G. Noss; Evang. Lutheran (Grace), Rev. John A. Earnest ;
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J. E. TAYLOR, President.
P. H. IRWIN, Sec. and Treas.
R. M. BECK, Superintendent.
The Taylor Manufacturing Company "CLIMAX."-8 H 8925.
MANUFACTURERS OF
ENGINES,
Circular Saw Mills, MACHINERY, Etc. SUCCESSORS OF
Utica Steam Engine Company, of Utica, N. Y. WESTMINSTER.
WHEELER'S WESTMINSTER CITY HOTEL
Cor. Main and Court Streets.
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Capacity 200 Guests. First-Class in Every Particular.
Terms from $1.00 to $2.50 per Day.
SAMPLEROOM, LIVERY ATTACHED, &c. F. I. WHEELER, Proprietor.
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M. E. (Centenary), Rev. E. E. Shipley ; M. E. (colored), Rev. A. Valentine; M. P., Rev. S. B. Southerland ; P. E. (Ascension), Rev. Isaac L. Nicholson ; Roman Catholic (St. John's), Rev. Father Gloyd.
BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES A. F. & A. M .- Door to Virtue and George Washington Lodges. I. O. O. F .- Salem Lodge, No. 6. and Columbia En- campment. K. of P .- Charity Lodge, No. 58. S. of T .- Carroll Division, No. 42.
ASSOCIATIONS-Westminster Savings, Westminster Gas Light, Westmin- ster Cemetery, Carroll Co. Agricultural, Carroll Building, Mutual Fire and Taylor Manufacturing Co.
CITY GOVERNMENT-Mayor -- P. H. Irwin; Counsellor-Joseph M. Parke; Councilmen-Jesse Yingling, W. B. Thomas, Geo. W. Sullivan, N. I. Gor- such and J. W. Perkins; Secretary-John Matthews; Treasurer-W, B. Thomas; . Com. Collector and Bailiff-Israel Zeiber.
Auctioneers.
Bankers and Brokers.
Berrett, Jos W Diffenbaugh, John T Knipple, J Henry Yingling, J M
Agents-Collecting.
Fritchey, Theo L ..
Thomas, Wm B
Agents -Insurance.
Manning, Richard Shriver, Francis
"Agent-R. R. and Express. Grimes, E O
Agricultural Implements. Stouch, George Wagoner, E
Attorneys at Law.
Baumgartner, J J Bond, James A C
Crouse, B F
Henning, D N
Maulsby, Col Wm P
Norment, R B
Parke, Joseph M Pearson, Isaac E Reifsnider, Chas T Roberts, Hon Chas B Settle, Milton B Smith & McKellip
Bakers and Confectioners.
Bankard, Peter Biggs, James W Callahan, Margaret Grammer, H B
Hesson, Joseph Keefer, James Sheets, Jacob Wilson, Miss M E Zellers, Samuel Zepp, David
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Fritchey, Theo L Thomas, Wm B
Barbers.
Gerke, John H Hope, James Myers, Andrew
Blacksmiths.
Henry, Wm D
Shipley. Edward Shoemaker, Samuel
Shreeve, Jesse
Books and Stationery.
Grammer, H B Shellman, James M Boots and Shoes.
Lawyer & Reaver Butchers.
Legore, I U Oursler, Wm Cabinetmakers & Undertakers.
Bankert & Fowler Crouse, Ira E Sharrer & Son
Carpenters.
Elgen, Jacob Geiselman, John Kase, Henry Lantz, M L Leas, Geo
Carriagemakers.
Eckenrode, John Herr, F K & Bro Cigars and Tobacco.
Hesson, Joseph Liedlich, P Mitten, H & Bro Shellman, James M Wantz, Charles V
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GEORGE STOUCH, Liberty Street, near Depot, WESTMINSTER, Manufacturer of and Dealer in Threshers, Horse Powers, Grain Drills, Horse Rakes, Plows, FEED CUTTERS, WHEAT FANS, CASTINGS, PLOW IRONS, &c.
LIVERY, SALE AND EXCHANGE STABLE
On Main St., 1 square west of the Depot, WESTMINSTER,
J. THOMSON, Prop'r. Horses kept on Livery. Horses and Vehl- cles of all descriptinna for hire at all hours. Hacka for Funerals.
A. J. BEAVER,
Main Street, near Odd Fellows' Hall, WESTMINSTER, Manufacturer of
Yonuments, Tomb and Head Stones.
STATUARY MADE TO ORDER.
A call is solicited and satisfaction guaran- teed to ali.
CHAS. W. KNIGHT, PRACTICAL MACHINIST, Manufactures and Repairs all kinds of LIGHT MACHINERY, PATENT OFFICE MODELS, WORKING MODELS, &c. ALL KINDS OF SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED & ADJUSTED IN THE BEST MANNER AND WARRANTED.
17 GENERAL JOBBING DONE. Also Mechanical Dranghisman and Mechanical Thoto- grapher. Will teach Mechanical Drawing during the Winter Evenings, from December 18$ to April Ist, in. ^usive. Address
CHAS. W. KNIGHT, American Sentinel Ofice, Odd Fellows' Hall, Westminster.
MILTON B. SETTLE. Attorney at Law
WESTMINSTER.
Office-Main St., Opp. Court.
Conveyancing and Collecting will meet with special attention.
Will Practice in the Courts of adjoining Connties and Baltimore City.
BANKERT & FOWLER, DEALERS IN
CABINET AND COTTAGE
FURNITURE,
Main Street, Westminster.
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Clothing.
Goranch, Nathan I Mathias, O H P Schenthal, H
Conveyancer.
Hoppe, J H College. Western Maryland, J T Ward, Pres Dentists. Billingslea, Chas Fouke, Geo S
Drnggists.
Boyle, Joseph B Huber, A H Wilmer, John W
Dry Goods.
Derr, Theodore Miller & Lindsay Yingling, J & Co
General Merchandise.
Bizler, Jacob Blanchard, B G Gehr, Denton Gernand, E K Haines, H Norris, H L Orndorff & Albaugh Reese, Wm & Son Wampler, John T
Grain and Fertilizers. Grimes & Weaver
Grocers.
Ebaugh, Mrs Caroline Grimes & Weaver Mackley, E Matthews, John Zepp, David
Gonsmith.
Knight, J W
Hardware.
Reifsnider & Stephan Schaeffer, M & Bro
Harness and Saddlemakers.
Miller & Zeigler Utz, Jehu Zepp, Edward Zepp, Wm H H
Hotels.
Anchor, F E Cootes
City, F I Wheeler Marsh, John Marsh Montour, Henry Hann Wilson, G Wilson
Justices of the Peace.
Hoppe, J H Matthews, Geo W
Leather. Reifsnider & Stephan Schaeffer, M & Bro Zentgraf, John
Liquors. Strasburger, A C & Bro Wilson, Jacob
Livery Stables.
Thomson, John
Lamber and Coal.
Dell, H W
Lynch, E
Marble Worker.
Beaver, A J Machinists.
Knight, J W
Taylor Manuf g Co Miller.
Gladhill, James Millinery.
Malehorn, Mrs E B
Moritz, Miss C A
Pool, Miss Eliza
Sherman, Mrs G W Notions, Toys, &c.
Copenhaver, Miss Kate
Keefer, James Wilson, Miss M E
Oysters and Fish.
Keen, John H Photographer.
Perkins, J W Physicians.
Billingslea, J H
Billingslea, James L Butler, Francis
Fringer W K Hering, J W
Shaw, FT Wells, E D Woodward & Swormstedt, (Homeo- pathists) Zepp, L
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Plumbers and Gas Fitters. Callaghan & Son
Saloons.'
Bankard, Joseph Matthais, B J McElroy, Lee Wickert, S C
Shoemakers.
Bankard, Joseph Bernstine, John Cagle, Geo
Doyle, Hugh Willet, C J
Yingling, O P Zahn, Edward
Stoves and Tinware.
Callaghan, P & Son Grumbine, J C Schaeffer, M & Bro
Tailors.
Anders, John T Henneman, Chas. Kretzer, John A' Telegraph Operator.
Crouse, Mrs M Wall Papers & Window Shades.
Coon, Wm Watches and Jewelry.
Moore, Wm Wheelwrights. ..
Shoemaker, Sam'l
Uttz, John
WINFIELD
Is 6 miles from Woodbine, on the main stem of the B.' '& O.' R'R Gillis' Falls, a small stream, is near, and furnishes water for local use. Climate moderate and healthy ; business and crops good. The soil is clay and honey comb. Land is { cleared ; can be bought from $12 to $60 per acre ; produces 18 bus. wheat, 40 oats, 100 potatoes, 50 corn, 900 to 1,200 lbs. tobacco, and 2 tons hay. M. E. Church, (Ebenezer) Rev. Mr. Koontz. Bethel Church of God, Rev. Mr. Palmer. Pine Orchard and Jenkins Schools, A. P. Bucking- ham and M. Spurrier, teachers. Population 100. James Easton, Postmaster.
Blacksmiths.
Butler, John H Dicus, Geo Knootz, Frederick Powers, James
Carpenter & Undertaker. Pickett, Chas R Clerk.
Richey, Thos B
General Merchandise. Nelson, W B
Shipley, H L
Justice of the Peace.
Zile, H M Millers.
Cronk, Wm H Easton & Pickett Gilliss, Jos H Pickett, Geo
Physicians.
Crawford, F J Warfield, R O D
YORK ROAD
Is the P. O. snd Station for Bruceville, & small village at the junction of the W. M. R. R. with Frederick Division of the Penns. R. R. It is 16 miles by W. M. R. R. from Westminster, the county seat. The lands are of the red stone formation, mostly cleared, and capable of high fertility, and vary in price from $30 to $70 per acre, and yield 12 to 25 bus. wheat, 15 to 25 .oats, 30 to 50 corn, and i to 1} tons hay. The timber yet standing is com- posed of white and black oaks and hickory. Population 80. David Hilta- bidle, Postmaster.
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Agent-R. R. and Express. Hiltabidle, David
Blacksmiths.
laugh, T F Koons, Nicholas
Fertilizera. Mehring, Fred
General Merchandise ... .. . Weant, Sam'l
Grain and Forwarding. Hiltabidle, David Millers. McGinnis, W L & Bro Myers, Joel Physician.
Lauver, M A
FARMERS IN CARROLL COUNTY AND THEIR POST OFFICE ADDRESS:
Avondale.
Beacham, James W Bixler, H
Cassell, David
Lingenfelter, P
Jones, Thomas S
Clouther, Verley Danner, Abraham Englar, David Haines, H Harman, A
Kane, Richard Lane, Timothy Longe, Richard Orendorf, Wm Pennington, Noah Ryehart, Lynk Shriver, E Stephenson, Thomas Van Bibber, Thomas
Bird Hill
Barnes, Perry G Bartholow, H T Bowers, Sebastian Davis, Elias N Davis, Hanson Davis, Harrison Davis, John Ogg, Nicholas, Osterhus, Edward Phillips, J T Seip, Phillip
Carrollton.
Allgire, Amon Armacost, C Babylon, J Brown, Chas W Bush, Jabez A Chew, John H Davidson, J W Davidson, John
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Elsroad, John Flater, P A Hering, G 8
Mummaugh, Geo Oursler, A
Rausch, E
Naill, W W
Read, È J
Robertson, J
Read, J R
Roop C
Rhodes, James
Shilling, Chas
Stull, Daniel
Stern, Jesse
Warner, U S
Double Pipe Creek.
Birely, Jacob
Birely, O D
Cash, Lewis
Cormack, Joshua
Dern, Geo W
Dotterer, Joshna
Dotterer, Josiah
Brown, DK
Boyer, J
Gummel, Geo
Reese, A J
Haugh, Samuel
Reese, Daniel
Royer, C
Snyder, Samuel
Dennings. Albaugh, Abraham Bair, A
Bennett, P J
Buckingham, L Cover, C
Deminitt, Henry
Farver Robert Franklin, Stephen
Gorsuch, S Greenwood, Mrs
Haines, Andrew
Mages, John
Kelly, Thomas G
Miller, David
Kiler, Daniel
Miller, Wm
Kiler, Isaac
Kiler, Jacob
Murray, Saml
Stall, Geo Taylor, E Taylor, K Taylor, Sam'l
Uhler, John
Wampler, J L
Weaver, G W Westaway, Wm H
Cranberry.
Bixler, Noah
Englar, David
Fox, Hezekiah
Fox, Samuel Frock, Jacob
Kolb, Thomas
Morningstar, Levi
Ritter, Peter L Sayler, Daniel R Stumbaugh, Jacob Valentine, Albert Valentine, Grace
Valentine, Sylvester
Weybright, John
Weybright, Samuel Whitmore, Emanuel
Wilhide, Reuben
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Frederick County.
Albaugh, J & M Bireley, A D Eiler, Horatio Eiler, Josiah Grossnickle, Cyrus Grossnickle, Daniel Miller, Joseph A Miller, L F Warner, Barton Warner, D C Wilhide, John L
Ebbvale.
Garrett, E Garrett, Wm Gorsuch, N Masamore, J H Rice, John Roth, James Sullivan, Noah Wareheim, RF B Wentz, C
Eldersburg.
Armour, J D Barnes, T A Barnett, J Bier, G Coffey, J Frizzell, P Gibson, W Henson, G Johnson, A Lee, R Norris, N D Sr Norris, N D Purvis, J F Rennels, J Scrivner, E Shipley, J & S D Slack, J & S Slack, W D Snyder, R Wealton, C
Finksburg.
Armacost, G W Blizzard, J Bond, B Brown, T Cole, L H Evans, L
Fitch, H 8 Frazier, D Gist, J Gray, J J Hollingsworth, J H Lamotte, F Lamotte, L A J Leiater, A Liale, J D Martin, J Power, J Small, J
Freedom.
Baker, R J Bennett, John Bevret, Julins B Buckingham, O P Cumming, A P Gordon Devries, Wm T Harris, John Hewitt, Robert M Lee, Joshua Manro, Geo W Perine, Joshua T Prugh, David Prugh, Geo M Scrivner, Joshua Shipley. Edwin & James Steele, Henry Wadlow, J Oliver
Frizellburgh.
Babylon, Jesse Coltrider, Daniel Frizell, Wm Myere, Jacob
Myers, James Myers, Wm R.nehart, Jeremiah Roop, David J Royer, John Strevig, E Warehime, John Warehime, Samuel Zill, L
Hampstead.
Armacost, Geo W Armacost, John A Armacost, Joseph Baker, Elias Bixler, Absalom Bromall, David
Bromall, David O Bush, John M Cooper, Henry 8 Cox, Amos A Cox, DA Deal, Geo S Ebaugh, N F Face, Richard Grogg, David Grogg, Wm Houck, Elias
Houck, Wm Jackaon, Benj Kagle, Wm Kelbaugh, John W Keller, John
Kemp, Wm Little, Joseph Martin, Caleb Martin, Mordecai Martin, Richard Merriman, Elisha Millender, Casper Miller, R H Miller, Rebecca Munoy, Ephraim Munoy, Jobn P Munoy, John W Munoy, Wm A Null, Daniel Nyres, Mrs. Richards, David W Richarda, Geo C Richards, Wm Rill, Leonard Rinehard, Henry Rinemon, David Rinemon, Jacob Rinemon, Wm
Shaffer, Andrew Shaffer, David Shaffer, Geo Shaffer, Jacob of John
Shaffer, John of M Shaffer, John W Shaffer, W H
Shearer, Adam
Shubkagle, Wm Shultz, John Smith, J H Stousbury, Henry Stousbury, Micajoh Stousbury, Whitfield
Wisner, Henry Wooden, C C Zepp, Wm
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Linwood.
Benedict, John Brough, H H Crumbacker, David Delaplane, John Englar, Jonas Englar, F J Ebbert, Jonas Garner, E B Garner, Ephraim Haines, Evan Haines, Moses
Jordan, J H Lambert, Geo Messler, John T Royer, Dr Levi Rinehart, I C Sauble, E Sauble, Jacob Senseney, J E Shriner, E L Shriner, J C Smith, Nathan
Mckinstry's Mills.
Bankerd, Alfred Byers, Daniel Clemson, Dennis H Foutz, Richard R Fuss, Adam Graham, Sam'l Haines, Thos J Harp, Benj Kelley, Joseph Mckinstry, J & E Parrish, Chas Pearre, O H Renold, Israel Repp, MO Rinehart, Israel C Shriner, Peter H Simpson, O B Smith, Chas E Stoner, Sam'l
Manchester.
Albaugh, Joshua Bechtol, Martin Becker, E Berkheimer, Henry Berwager, Edward Berwager, Godfrey Beltz, H E Bizler, Daniel Bixler, Geo
Bixler, Henry Boring, J W Boring, John M Boring, Mordecai Bosley, Benj
Bosley, T M
Bowman, Daniel Bowman, Jacob Brelhart, Isaac Burns, David
Caltrider, Danl Caltrider, Geo Caltrider, Joshua F Campbell, J
Carns, Nicholas Cramer, E
Crouse, John Crumrine, E J Dehoff, Saml
Everhart, Geo Face, Richard Fair, Jacob Fair, Levi Frank, Geo K Frankferter, C
Fruhrman, Edward Fultz, Philip
Garrett, Danl
Grentzer, Jacob
Grove, Charles Hare, Jesse
Hawk, David Herpst, Jobn Hively, Adam Hively, Wm
Hoffacker, D H
Hoffacker, Geo
Hoffacker, Jacob
Hoffacker, Samuel
Kealer, Wm
Koontz, Reubin Koller, Jolın Kreitzer, Leonard
Kritzendale:, Conrad
Lambert, Conrad Lawson, Daniel Lippy, David Lippy, Lewis B List, John S Loats, John Lucabauch, W F
Markel, Elias Menchey, Valentine D
Miller, Aaron Miller, Geo P Miller, Henry
Miller, Wm Musselman, W Myerly, Elias Nenninger, Daniel Oursler, E Panabaker, David Pfuffer, A Pfuffer, John Reagle, Geo L Reagle, Henry
Reagle, Jacob
Redding, L S
Reed, John Reinhart, Henry Reth, James
Roads, A J P
Roads, W EF
Robenstein, Elias
1 Sellers, N W
Sellers, Peter Shaffer, E Shaffer, Jacob of J Shaffer, Martin
Shaffer, Noah Shaffer, Reubin Sherman, Henry
Sherman, Jesse Shower, Adam
Shower, Geo Shower, Jacob Sinkers, Geo Smith, John H
Snyder, S Stansbury, Geo
Steffe, Henry
Streevig, Henry Streevig, John L
Trump, Geo Walter, Wm Wareheim, E
Wareheim, Geo
Wareheim, Henry S
Wareheim, Philip
Wareheim, Samuel
Wareheim, Samuel S Weike, John Werner, Eli
Werner, Henry Werner, Jesse Wilhelm, Michael
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Winters, Wm
Porter's
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Barnes, Joseph & Bro
Bushey, L M
Day, F
Dorsey, B '
Dorsey, Mrs M & Sons
Dorsey, Wm & Bro
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Hewitt, R M
Lee, Joshua
Parrine, Joshua T
Paynter, John & Wilson
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Place, John
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Streaker, H
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Wilson, N
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Sam's Creek.
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Cover, Peter
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Devilbiss, Charles
Devilbiss, George
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