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Carroll Nursery.
Westminster,
CARROLL COUNTY, ND.

Tnr undersigned. proprietor If Tbs. r.
iAllishmcnt. hiss On hanl fir Sps.ns plaal
ing. 2ii.ou Apple sad Peach Trres 2.mo
Dwarf apj STANDARD Pears 5ng CHERRY
Trees. Also 10, Of liums. Apdra,s, anil
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cid Grape Vines ~ al the loading varieties
aurrnnis, Gnosnhgries and lllackltrries
STRAW BERRfEs.
IA extensive stock 81 strawberry plants.
soliipg ~ low ratra--l have the Agricultural.
Russcll Niisnn's Alhany Seeding. nni
FILLMORE. 1hese viii b. spll ~ s per hnn.
dred. 81 per Thousand, OF AS per Ten
Thousand, can sapply aBy demand, ~ to
Que million plants, hnvipg eigh, ncfts ~
Strawberries now undar rnlpYliiati. esn.
bracing twenty lipn vayio,irs. amoug fisan,
the laeon3a Golilcn Sonlcl, l3awnings
Pfoliae fri8mphe dc Grnj, stewart es,d
ling. &e. | have also RDspherries. Ever,
rrsrng--An extensive stock OF large size
suitable cor Cemeierins.
DEClDlOUS TREES.
Silver Loaf Maple. Horse Chestnut. Weeping
Willow, &c. Also, a lot ofperpcinal bloom
isg Roses, Address
JOSEPH STOUT, Prnprirtor,
Westminster, Carroll Co, Nd.
ja23n
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Chronic Diseases, Scrofnia,
NlCerN. &c.

Chronic Diseases, Scrofnia,
Ulcers, &c.
tits well known that the benefits derived
from drinking Of the Congress, Saratoga aud
other celebrated Springs Is principaiiyowing
10 the Iodine they contain
DR. II. ASDgRs IoDfsx wATra
Contains Iodine IN the same pure state that
i IS found In these spring waters. hat over
600 per cent. more in quality. containing ns
It does !, grains 20 each fluid ounce, dis.
solved in pure water. without solvent a
discovery long sought Cor, 10 this country
and Europe, and Is the best remcdy in tho
world for Seroinla, Cancers. Salt Rhculn,
Ulcers, and ell Chronic Diseases.
CifenlnPs free.
J. T, pINSMORE. Proprietor, ae Dey
Street, Nsw York. Sold By all Druggists.
jan2-it
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alIEEl.

In Towsontown, on the morning Of the
9th Of january, 1868. ANNIE MAY, youngest
daughter of Il. +. and Mary +. Brown, aged
II months.
List mother father list
A harp to me is given;
And when touch the strings,
Ills heard all over Heaven.
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h''a'a n Ed'card &.6cR decraaed.
NOTICE Is herehy given that the Sub
! ' scTlhcr has obtained frmn the orphp.s'
Court VI Carroll county, letters Of Atl,nistra.
ton On the Personal Estate " Edward
sa''rll, late Of Carroll county. deed. All
persens having claim against said Es,ate mrs
hereby warned 70 exhibit the same within
SIX months frpm this date, oiherwi.e thev
may be excluded from all benefit OF said
Estate. Those indebted are r,,nosted ~
make immediate payment.
AMANDA H. SAFE Ill.
Fo-N Adn,ini, nirix.
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Enclose stamp for Private Circular.
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Books, containing important Physiological In.
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York CITY.
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NElr ADTERTLsEuEYT.s.


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DISS0LUTf0N OF copARTNER.
IL SUP.
THE frm % Gcatty & Ffesnfel,er. has
this day been dissolved l,y mutual eonsent.
All those indebted to the fra are respect
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County CommissIoners' Notice.

TANHE County Commissioners for Carol
4 County win meet At their Office, il
Mestminster, on the FRsr MONDAY q
FEBRUARY, 1868, for the transaction OF
business.
BY order,
JAMES BLIZZARD,
lan9-ft Clerk
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ROAD NOTICE.


NOTICE Is hereby given that application
y will be made BY petition 10 the County
Commissioners Of Carroll county Ut their
htst neeiln after thirty days from the date
hereof, for the opening and location Of 4
Road ~ said County. beginning ata lane be-
tween the lands Of Jonas Harner and John
GOOD on the Gettysburg Road, about ! Of a
mile from Taneytown, and running on said
laus, thencn between tho lands Of John
Good, Saml. Gait and John Fair. thence
between the lands of Peter FORSYTH and
Wash, keayer, To lane running through
the lands of Henry Gait. hence hy said lane
p The division line between Henry Gait and
ilr- hhnnedoliaF, thence on the division line
@ Q lane beiween Andrew Hasncr. Sterling
Cali and Joseph Hawk, thence by said lane
70 the lands q Samuel Bowers, thence on
the division line between Samuel Bowers
and Sterling Gait TO the lands Of John Rec
yer, thence on the division line between
John. ReeveF and ----- SpAngler, TO road
aow running To the Pennsylvania line.
thence on the mos, practicable route TO the
Pennsylvania hnc. and as Ia duty bound
your petitioners will ever pray.
STERLING GAIT
mhls'Si end "a others.
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Gives SPECIAL. TREATMENT in al cases 81
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TO LADIES.

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Happiness or Misery.

The rietlH, u youthial indisorelion DESTROYS
his happiness, rnins his prospects for social sn-
f1YmFet, marriage and the pursuit q basisess
and sf'ls h's Nc IN missry bat ~ ,hs Timely
asa II The lauF tried aaA fsithTaf yssor,f,
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Of making the fountain right, to start the pupil
with right idsa, II We attempt to do oil We.
wish 10 do nothing will be done. II wo take
this step We shall do much for the rising genera.
ton Of Washington, and to It's whole people.
Mr. Croker thought the Board could adopt the
amendment and still do no injustice 10 the teach
srs Of tho higher branches. He could not see,
however,, Why there should be such discrimi-
nation in the salaries Of male and female teachers
In the bill he noticed the salary Of the teacher
Of the male grammar school at 81. 500, insreas.
ing annually until II reached 81, 800, while the
female teacher Of . grammar school received
500. He did not believe that e 500 was q
very e1orbitant salary for teacher, while he
did believe that the difference between 81, 800
and $500 was altogether too great to make be.
tween teachers In the city Of Washington. II
the bill should pass, he hoped an amendment
would DO made equalising the salaries Of the
teachers OF the male and female grammar schools.
Mr.. A. P. Clark suggested that there were
only three teachers at 81, 500, while there were
twenty-five, at S700.
Mr.. Croker said therc seemed to be 4 dispo.
sition everywhere to push people up TO higher
grade, give them less work and higher salaries.
He held that the qualification to teach primary
schools-to teach the scholar just entering upon
the rudments, should be o person Of high at
tsinmeuts. and should receive q greater salary
than that provided In the bill. If the system
vas to bs changed, make II right, and give all
adequate salaries.
Returning again to the discrimination DO.
tween the salaries Of male and female teschsrs,
Mr.. @. said he did not believe In giving the
male teacher $500. and the female 81 900.
while the subject vas under confederation be
hoped this discrimination would be wiped out
forever. II was Just as important to pay the
teachers Of primary schools good salaries, for Ia
them we're entrusted the duty Of making the
hrst impressions, for
Just as the twig 10 bent the trees inclined. y
As soon as the child enters ssheol be should
be guided Alright; he should DO guided along
safely and securely and started In the right way
Place the salaries on . respectable basis, and
let the teachers be competent to earn the salary
but $500 Per snnum was but small amount on
which to exc out miserable existence. Let
there be . searching examination and select
none but the teachers fully qualified. Mr..
Croker concluded BY moving to amend tho bill
80 as to make the salaries Of the fsmsle teacher
equal with the males
Mr.. Arrison hoped that members would give
the whole subject their most careful oonsidera
ton. While they were remodelng the public
schools, which we're now almost In their infancy
let II be done on the best plan.
On motion Of Mr.. s. s Baker, tho bill va,
recon mitted tot he Committee on Public Schools.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

hAb Univ hAiLhVhDs
WASHINGTON, Jan. g. ls5T-noon.
Trains between WARRINGTON and BALTIMORE,
and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST. now run
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at co. Z%5, and I. 70
p. m, and LOO, L. 30, and 8. Up m
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily. except Sunday. at 7ooa m. aud 90
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION
Leave at g. IS and a. m. and at20 90 and IS p. IN.
N"'' '>''' F3R ANNAPOLIS.
Leave At 90 and l. SOP. IN. No train to or from An.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave at T. Is a. m. and L. 20 and 8. 4jp IN.
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave at T. IS a. m. and T. ~ and 8. u D. III.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, at 7. Il
n. m. and 4. ~ and - p m.
On Saturday At Z a. m and SOP. m.
On Sunday. at! 50 and - ), m only, eopneetinx Al
Through tickets to the West can be had at the Wash
nEton Station Ticket Once at all hours In the day
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston. see ad'
vertisement Of Through Line.
J. L. WILSON,
Master of Transpertstion.
General Ticket Agent.
GEO. =. KOONTZ,
General Agent, Washington,
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Proposals.
n 9 ENGINEER oFFICE,


hNoiNhhh 'rfith, s,
Scale. ,,oD,. ss:if:S \; yys. a.. ,!
ssT
,Sss $sii: Ia. !! A:.s. g.s. i .S;s
in Tho dyE Kos aud ieyelcd on top, -~.-,-,,'.,,
~ tH% AND sflats
rS. Hs pn mot So. s.s
!, ToI SriyiSS from tive hundred and forty thousand
to three hundred And fifteen thousand feet Of Piss
L Ior from six hundred and my thousand to slsh,
inch ~ ,SsT %, mex sawsS m Hem psss
not less than feet long, to be delivered In
8: For he timber Work on from fifteen thousand 70
twenty one thousand running eetm or less full
.. FOR tn. Timber Work On thirty two hundred run.
u wSi Oh 81 rom lwsvs to aoep hun
dred feet Of abutmeut for slope wall at Douws Point,
G. .foi from sixteen thousand to twenty two thou
sand pounds more or less, of bolts with
D fSf from foTtr thousand to any thousand pounds,
more or less, OF wrousht.iron rods, with nuts and
=. 70: FoI from ,hrty.hyc thousand 70 forty.e,eh.
,hSSnd pounds. or less Of wrousht-iron spike.
Y. hsss G. sqss ,sS
more OF less, q ths old State Dam near Case,o9, N
el.a into he new nc y dyls near Gear hui aa SNOW
Bids will be received for much per cubic yard
delivered, for stone 30 much per cubic yard dredEed
and deposited for dredglnG so much per running foot
for piles driving, and timber work much per thou
iron.
H. Forms Of Proposal, may be obtained At this Of
hee aud no bid will be received unless made on the
printed form and properly certned Specimens Of tho
stone and iron, plans and speeheatlons Of he timber
al! III & sssS:S::i 4! and worm.
pAnshp not les. than fourth q the amounts given
Into contract with the United states with good and
SUFFICIENT sureties Stamps for contracts and bonds 10
be furnished by the contractor.
deemed disadyantAg eous
JOHN NJ. WILSON,
Major Engineers and Byt. Lieut.. Col U. SIS
iAl7.td
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ID r o p o s A L 8.

sssssd Proposals. vii, b. received 4, tn. snss o, the
csis fSas Mill D' oS *. oS z; "a. Mo-
Tsb5S.r! Iss foT The ,,r,n'PS.t,.S1 q 9OysTnnea
t i@s from March 81 ss q october s. is Ra
Prom St. LOu. to Fort Buford. Camp Cooke and Fort
= From wyaudOtte to Fort Buford. Camp Cooke and
Ffgm FSrt LcavOnwOrth to Fort Butord. Camp Cooke
:, From Omaha to Fort BufOrd. Camp Cooke and Fort
:, From Sioux City to Fort Buford. Camp CoOis and
Prom Fort Randall to Fort BufOrd. Camp Cooke and
:, Prom Fort suly to Fort Buford. Camp Cooke and
FROM Fort Rice to Fort BufOrd Camp Cooke and Fort
From Fort stevenson to Port Buford. Camp Cooke and
Prom Fort Buford to Camp Cooke and Fort
FROM Camp Cooke to Fort Benton.
II will be the endsavor OF the Government to ship
he river. say Between June and August 81 BiadeTs
@ sss .es 5 fS Zach
q starting to determine the rate to be paid which
sSg VII Psn the rns, ron each 81 hs
ist The rs.s at which they will transport each on
officers and for soldiers necessary facilities Tor cook
ing their ratons. which will DO supplied by Tho Gov
"a. The rate per 100 pounds at which they will
Sd. The rate each at which they will transport
horses, mules, cattle. ambulauees carts, wagons he
t!roughs for feeding animals to be supplied BY the
jasi preference will be given to par.is, who ow
give the freish. the preference and IL
ga Will be SiSwsd 70 carry private to the exclusion
Ths sSniTassT viii DO rsHplrsd to transport store,
stores received by the contractor for transportation
must be delivered at their destination within the year
In case the contracting party falls to carry freight
as required. the Government reserves the right to
construed as to prevent the Government from trans
porting public supplies on any boat belonging to tho
The Government reserves the right 10 reject any OF
all the bids that may be offered,
stores Ss Allowed 70 so aSSSe seux CIV
Iowa, drawing oyer three and half feet OF water
aud thai boats will not be required 70 to Fort Blu
Bidders should give their names In full. we'll =,
their places Of residence and each proposal b,
dollar, signed by two or more responsible persops'
guaranteeing that in case the contract is awarded
20 the person PROPOSING the contract will be accepted
nished by said party In accordance with tho terms
| sum Of one hundred thousand dollars, (SiOO, 600
The party to whom tho award Is made must be pre-
pared 10 execute the contract at once and 70 give thu
required bonds for the faithful performance Of the
tract.
Copy Of blank form Of contract to be entered iuto
o "a e, he Sees q the Ps GheF De-
parmcut q tho Missouri, Fort Leayenworth, Kansas
and Of Chief 9uarternaster, Department Of tn
Proposals shot be endorsed. Proposals for Arm,
| Transportation by the Missouri River" aud ad
| dressed to the Undersigned.
| By order OF the Quartermaster Genera, U.sA
| j. l.. DONALDSON,
| Asst, QuartermasterG General, U. So,
| jal4-2A OF the Missouri
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IMPAIRMENT or THE INTERIOR,
~ usIIgD STATES PATENT oPRIcE,-

NJ, Y,
On the petition Of MOI MS MArTsoS. OF Now York.
Mn ., S S q a
Sip;tia ss'Sa' which taxes place On Ike III i:Ssf
ift Ms a ss f a.n
pfEr and ihTw esa;s sIy they have why said Pc
In the Patent oGes their oSjSctons special forth
s.c ss;' ssS ne S
as sS m rns be ~ s es %Ss s
furnished on application.
mony. must be aed p the one. t.Ssntv days before
the day Of hearnyi the arguments, II any, within ten
3idsrsd ass Il! ,fs .%s sofY be in the
e. ND Ala!
ior three successive wecks the hst Of ssia pubiiea
hi iss %Ssw Commissions. IL q 4fssktsat..
nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
On tho petition Of pAslst " snIsi. !e az &.Ssu
6 R DAY xasa
@ Hd wSeS iH sff; S% he Sa' sy
: 81 NJ ~. he s "a s' PR s At s. x:
.So% a al es s S.9 SS
pettiOn ought not TO be granted.
IL tho Psts%Ri oace III her oSeeoa aspeSy
forth IN writing, AZ least iosHfg days beiorehs dsy
used at the said hearing, must be taken and trans
mitted In accordance with the rules Of the &c, which
will be furnished on application,
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as te,,i
the day Of hearing; the arguments, " any, within
len days after fling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
Republican and the Itelii0sneer, Washington. D.
sHf in .S Hs wsc Inc R
publications to be at least sixty days Preyious 20 the
day Of hearing T. G. THEAk Err,
jAla-M9w Commissioner Of Patents.
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