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NEW YORK,
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
A GREAT DECLINE!
A GREAT DECLINE!l

- pAAsAJ bTsN Ill y J. !.
HNllE largest and best selected stock of
Il DRY GOODS ever offered in West.
minister, has just been received by J. YlNG.
LtNG Il Son, direct from New York, Phila.
delphia and Baltimore, selected with care.
and bought tor cash, at time when goods
ofeyery kind were AT the lowest notch ofthe
great decline. Our stock consists of all the
latest and best styles of goods.
LADIES FOREIGN DRESS GOODS,
together with many celebrated makes Of
American Fabrics.
ShnWis of every Description,
White Goods, coanterpanes, Cloths, Gas.
slmeres, Doeskins, Cottenades, dc. A full
and complete assortment of Notions aud
Trimmings, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps.
DO not fail to call and examine our new
and beautiful goods.
apli j. YINGLING Il son.
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A Good Chance 10 introduce The Gil

"v's max knitter Ha.
one needle, no weights, Is simple, strong, casys
knits anything CoAplete that can be Knit by
hand or BY any knitter with FAR less trouble Of
time at SIS. Also standard, dnubie-thread.
large, handsome, highly improved Sewing
Machine at S35. Hachiass SEM on trial. Lib.
erai discount G. PATRoNI, General Agent,
7l2 Market street. Wilmington, Delaware.
dec 9,-ly
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NOTICE To TEACHERS.

YNHE members of the Carroll County
Il Teachers Association, will meet on
SATURDAY, August 9th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
IN Westminster, at the East End School
House, for the transaction of very impor.
tant business. The grade Of our teachers is
higher than formerly; the salaries are in.
adequate and not up to the scholarship of
the age. How long shall this continue will
depend altogether upon our teachers. The
teachers should be literally paid for their
services, and every indictment held out to
them to thoroughly prepare themselves for
their profession, il we would have good
teachers worthy of the cause. Teachers do
not forget to attend, and you who receive
this notice, please aotify others who do not.
BY ORDER OF THE TEACHERS.
July 2S-2t
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Notice Of COpartnership.

Y>HE undersigned hereby give notice that
Il they have this day formed Copartner-
shio for the purpose of conducting the
LIVERY, SALE AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS,
at the old stand of f. H. Bankard, at the
National Hotel Stables. Westminster.
Horses, Buggies and Carriages for hire.
f. Ii. BANKARD.
r. c. MATTHEW'S.
july 2S-3t
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PUBLIC SALE,

ID \ virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court
Nd for Carroll county. sitting as n Court
OF Equity, the subscriber, as Trustee, will
offer at public sale, on
Saturday, he 6M day Of august, 1870,
at one o'clock =. NJ, on the premises, the
real estate decreed by said Court TO be sold.
il being the same land of which George
Hess, late Of Carroll county, deceased, died
seized and possessed, situated in Middle.
town. on the public road leading from Union
Bridge to Uniont own, in said county. Said
lot of land is improved with a good new
frame Dwelling. good Stable,
well OF excellent water, and A>aFA n,
a quantity Of fruit trees in ~ go
bearing order. Said property g Z
is situated in very healthy part Of the
county, near to schools, churches, and the
Western Maryland Railroad.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree
are cash. to be paid upon the day Of sale,
or Il pom the ratification of said sale By the
Court, and upon the payment of the pur.
chase money the Trustee will execute 70
the purchaser good deed for said premises.
The time when possession of the land
will be given will be made known ON the
day Of sale.
JOSEPH DAVIS, Trustee.
GEORGE WINTERS, Auctioncer.
july Its
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Estate cf Henry IIls9a, deceased.
N Office is hereby given that the Subseri.
1 ' hers hass obtained from the Orphans Court
of Carroll county, letters Testamentary on
the Personal Estate Of
HENRY WILSON,
late of Carroll county, deceased All persons
having claims against said Estate are hereby
warned to exhibit the same within six months
from this date, otherwise they may be excluded
from all benefit of said Estate. Those indebted
are requested 20 make immediate payment.
ABRAHAM WILSON,
JOSEPH WILSON,
July 2i-lt Executors.
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500 AC RI G s

All the eonyeniences and Injuries, sacls
Fish, Oysters, Crabs and Terrapins, reaz
available; q fine Oyster Bar extending al
the river side, not more than one hund'
yeads from the dwelling, On the adJoin|
farm there is wharf Whence a steam
three times week, affords FREQUENT CT
mu ication With Baltimore. The prqjet|
line Of the Southern Maryland Railroad
distant about 81 miles, the county
Leonardtown 10 miles, post Office 81 mi
Catholic, Episcopalian and Meiho
Churches from a. to miles. The land
in good condition generally. the texf|
being principally loamy and well ndante
the growth Of the staple crops, Wheat, e
oats, grass and tobacco. Fields well 81
pliod with water, some containing n
beds which have been worked in years b
The estate IS OF present divided Into flf
one borderingon the river, the other on
creek. On the river farm the improFcnn{
consist of comfortable
DWELLING, AI&
and all necessary out build ~ n
ings aud convenienees; large e 5eE
Barn, Cattle Sheds, Gtanary, Corn
Carriage House, &c. There is well
the stable yard. y short distance from
dwelling, aud several fine springs Of vi
convenient 4 good orchard Of api
peach and pear trees. The other II
having been ,enanted cf late, is aot a. J,
provided as the home farm, lut suliiciei
so for tenant purpose. The wood is ala
entirely pine, sufficient for FIRE wood
very little for fencing purposes. The ri
water facilities and luxnries, the pr0xirI
to Baltimore and the Southern latitude
admirably adapted for early fruits and
etables, render the above described PROD
| ~ very desirable.
For further information ard terms. al
to Editor of the Democratic Adroc
! Westminster, Nd, or to The subscriber.
Z. c. EEALE. Il
ap 2l-tf Hollywood r. o., Nd
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A LARGE supply of Laces. Jaconel
IA Edgings and Insertings, Infants Waists,
just received from Philadelphia, at
ap2l Mrs. A. u. Armstrono's.
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T0YS.--A large stock kept constantly
Il on hand, Dolls of all kinds, Wax,
China, Paper, Sleeping and Walking Dolls,
Wheelbarrows, Jumping Ropes, Marbles,
Tops, Whips, Toy Sets of China, &c, &c,
in an almost endless variety, can be bought
cheap ut Mrs. A. Il. Armstrong;.
ap2l
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is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
BY VIM. H, Vanderford, Proprietor.

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Soldiers of War of 1912 and
their Widows Residing i'm
Carroll county.

VNilE undersigned is now prepared with
IL proper forms to apply to the Comptrol.
Ter for Pensions due TO those entitled under
the Act passed April 18th, 1870, Chapter
All Charge very moderate.
JAS. BLIZZARD,
Clerk to County Commissioners for Carroll
county. june eff
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MSS IoTTTE SHERIDAN

An accomplished American Unrsewomnn. who's
oeaay oil form aud face Is typical OF ANElucAS LoyE
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Eoa-E and RrPnEAn
DICK SANDS,

- ~~SNs.@1 sI-~ . ? 4slAaVg
The Comical Acrobats and artistic eIponcnts or py
steal developments. W P''
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Attention Farmer

THE undersigned take pleasure in intern
their friends and The public, that they
prepared 10 furnish first-class Machine
among which are the Challenge Hoofht
Reapers and Mowers, either combined or
gle.
sSa'~ The price Of the Combined Machine
been reduced 10 Sl75.
The Clipper Spring-tooth Horse Rake, vi
has proved itself to be among the best In q
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With his Troupe Of performing Dogs among which
VIII DC found the celebrated CANNES Dick and Dash
whose performances is indeed marvellous and entirely
Anereht iron anything preyioGaly In this country
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The sENsLEY BROTHERS,

VINO are well known as artists OF ability and whose
terrific hiehts In mid air arc Accomplished win 49,,
est ease and the utmost safety "''N 5'ea'-
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Affairs in the Adjoining Counties.

LIrTLEsTowN lTEMs.-lN the Lit
tlestown Press, of Thursday last, We
find the following:
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VS., BRowN, Auetioneer.
july 2S--ts
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VTNliE undersigned, wishing to dispose Of
4. some of his prop srty, offers At Private
Sale valuable little Farm containing
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-03

STRANGE AND SERIOUS ACCIDENT. On
Tuesday morning, as Mr.. John d. Thorn
as was passing Cemow & Williams
farm, just north Of Dodgeville, with his
team going west, he met Daniel Malone
Of Ridgeway, on horseback going east
The road in that place is quite narrow,
the snow having drifted very much in the
lane Shortly after they met and passed,
Mr.. Thomas horses took fright and be.
came unmanageable, and though Mr. T,
tried his best to hold them, they got away
from him In the squabble they got
turned around and started back on the
road, following Mr.. Malone. Running
at a tremendous speed, and Mr.. NJ. not
seeing or hearing them, they ran right
on to him, the tongue Of the sleigh strlk-
ing and running right into his horse. let
ting its bowels out, and killing it almos;
instantly. Mr.. NJ was thrown some dis
lance, but, strange TO say, was very little
hurt Mr.. John Reed, of Dodgeville,
was driving along the same way rs Ma.
hone, and talking with him. The horse
when struck fell on Mr. Reeds sleigh,
knocking him Of, when Thomas team ran
over him. Strange to say, he was not
killed, but was only badly bruised. The
whole accident was very strange and
peculiar one, and it Is great wonder
that some one was not killed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-03
| FURNITURE! FURNITURE! FURNITURE! FURNITURE
ELLlNGEN & BROTHER,
Nov having her wowaehOue wnfl
FINEST & MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK OF FURNITURE
rbugltto hAsmarkt inhche
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD
WARE-ROOMs-COrnerv Fountain Streets Next
Door Below Gundry Il Gra!s, High street.
THE ELLINGEN PATENT
s.---S-7rF==-z==--
1Azzss#sY
Self.Sealing Air and Water Tight Wood Collins.
Oder
only 81 than
WARRANTED FULL Satisfaction
be
territorial bel all northwest,


ooFFrNs used arts The country and
eipopl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-03

JOS. G. MITCHELLE, our longtime
barber, has a fine assortment of Hair
Jewelry sets. Our lady friends who
wear switches will do well to call on
JOSEPH, as he has a nice lot of the sewers
al shades and colors, which he will sell
cheap.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-03

The CRY STORE has reputation
which is securing it good trade even
this season, when other establishments
are complaining of dull times For any
thing in the line of staple or fancy dry
goods call on US, we will give you as
good goods, at as low prices as any house
in the city. SHERWOOD u BERG.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-03

CLOTHING of the most durable
make and quality, can be found at DEL>
LER's, and at prices little lower than
any house in the city. Having bought
his stock for cash, he is Offering the pub
lie great bargains on account of the
heavy discounts given cash purchase
ers during the recent stringency in the
money markets.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-03

THE NEAT and tasty manner in
which Philip Lawrence has fitted up the
Post Office and Book Store is a credit to
the city. He is entitled to the encour-
agement and patronage of the people,
and will no doubt receive the same.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-03

NoTlcE. The advertisement of
Uren Il Trewartha, dealers in -four, feed,
groceries, confectionery, etc. Also Pra-
ters new "ad, Matt is a good man to
trade with, and always keeps good
stock of groceries, crockery, etc. The
lumber firm of Cobb Il Co. is dissolved,
all business Of the firm will be settled
10y G.. W. Cobb at the depot.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-03

THE Merchant Tailoring depart.
ment at DELLER sis conducted by one of
experience and known skill, Though un.
pretending in appearance and all orders
left are warrented to be filled in the
most satisfactory manner or no sale.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-03

The furniture rooms of Thee.
George Jr., are an honor to our city. In
them will be found everything in the
line of cabinet ware, upholstery &C.,
which the wants of Iowa County de-
mand Call and examine, two doors
above the Presbyterian church, - the
new brick block
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-03

Mrs. MULBACK's complete works,
can be had at the p, o. Book Store.
PHILIP LAWRENCE will sell Web.
sters Dictionary ut from IS cents $l2.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-03

Dressed and live hogs wanted. Farmers,
sell no hogs until you see me or my agents
am now prepared to pay the highest price
and will pay more than others in this sec
ton of the country can pay. tt
J. SrRAcnAY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-03

THE GALENA STORE is not bird
OF passage but an established institution
where dry goods, millinery, and fancy ar.
ticles, are on sale cheaper than the
cheapest.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-03
Geo. Richardson
HON E-M AID Il
ROOTS e SHOES
Toys, Toys, TOYS, Toys

| shall keep d full rld complete assort,
ment of TO, ) for t,c little folks Come
and look At them If you do not wish to
buy, c,mc and see them. NO trouble to
eho~ goods.
7 AIM TO KEEP AT A LII TIMES
L the best articles In the different branches Of my
trade and to sell them at the l0ioest NoiHg prices.
The liberal patronage heretofore received encourages
rue to hope that have not been unsuccessful in this
effort.
\hIkH TEkCNhI
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-02-03
A CHANCE TO MAKE
&C.. - - 90 HT.

A NY person or persons that will bring. me Sewing
~ Machine that will excel the calebr attd stngI
SEWN Machine, or kntter that is equal TO In
proved amh Knitting Machine, can have an erpor'
tun.y Of clearing five hundred dollars Tor hi trouble
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-26
THE GERMAN SCHOOL.
Twelfth Semt-annuai Term.

The twelfth scmi-annual term of the
Cairo German school will begin Oh the
1T Of September next. II is already gem
orally known among the patron. of the
Cairo schools that Prof. Wir,ching, the
principal of the German school, is mn
educator of iirs,-clas. ability. Well ver'cd
in the ancient languages, he is cninently
qualified to teach the modern, especially
the German and English. But not lee.
cilicicn, IL he in impnr,ing instruction In
all those branchc-, u thorough knowledge
of which l. essential toa good education.
Those scholars, therefore, who have made
due progrcs. in Reading, Writing Arith-
metic and Geography, will have the OPP
portunity of taking such advanced studic'
as Composition, Drawing, history, Natural
History, and, If desired, French aud Ger.
man.
Since the German language !, known ~
one of the iirs, elements ola good cduca'
ton. on account of il. practical useful
ness, the Trustees especially invite all par.
cnt. who wish 10 give their children II
substantial Gcrman:cduca,ion, 10 examine
for themsclvc, the, advantage
Of the Cairo German School. Til, they
may do by calling on any Of the
Trustees, or upon Prof. Wir'ching, the
principal on iith street, at any time before
the opening Of school, Oh the 1t of sop.
TENDER. Regarding i, in the light Of =
matter of duty in which more or les
honor is involved, German parent, ARE cS-
pcc,ed not to forget the day, or the necc'-
si,y for lending theschoola liberal support.
aug22 dl0t
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nltlDiNANCE NO. 1916

a ordinance in relation 10 the duties Of the
Cty Marshal and Polio" tpnstihles. 49,
BE II oorni by M 'iy 'b'Ho' N We N'g ~
so, t. That one Of the rooms, to be- dcs iHnalci
Nv tty Mayor ur Jail Committee, IT those rented
is the city shall ho Appropriated Tor anu us'H -
tie hpnd1gsilrrs Of thc police fore" 81 IA" city,
said police force consisting OF tho Guy Mhi-hhI
aud Police C'n.tahcs. .-.,.,.
50. . 10 shall 10" The duty % the iiy Marshal
and Police Constable, whon about 10 l"nN" pole"
headquarters 10 bee absent on dniy during thr
h2nls ~ duty, to leave sgIn" m'hnll hI"h rom
which persons desiring their u.-I-tnnr" eau 49,
certain whcr, they can lp probably found during
.nch absence and II shall be- the duy Ut w" 'iiN
Marshal 10 procure at The cOst OF the city mtin"I
1udun BOOK ~ which any I"ts"u can NAV" any
memorandum or statement or enter any com
plant whicl they may desire 10 bring a. the notice
uuihgut's, u shall also D." the duty of the .lil
Marshal 90 take care that said IurmJfanduIn
no'!l, with suitable reng,l t? be mso procured
iu some suitable place ia laid pul'eo heuIguart.r-
as to hr always Ucces sio 10 the public ami n
hall BE- the duty # the CITY Marshal aud each of
toe Police CDnsiallos, Including the captain II
night police, 10 in-p."t -nd memorandum book
upon ihulr return 10 police headquarters after
each and every nb-"ure aud NJ other tunes 20 ~
90 become quickly acquainted with any statement
'ruomp liant entered therein hni promptly attend
10 tho lH'{ therein required Of them.
"a, .. u -hnll be the duty ~ the P,lItc Con.
stables on duty at night including the captain Of
the y .EH Poro to patrol the streets of the cts
during '1ch night from sunset 10 SUNRISE singly
| Or together a. the Mayor Or the Captain OF TIE
Nfgif Police may direct, but Il shall be- the duty
Ut onr h'o report himself once iu oac d hour dur.
| IuF TIE hours oi duty, 90" tim" to te designated
rs thc Map urut the captain pf tic Night Polrr,
each uiphi % Tie police hoaiquaftor. and then q"
remain ten minute. a. # no longer.
| sac. 1. For cHrh HBi every omission q; neglect
rs NuN yhctr authorized to make ARE sir under
tie Ori.upnr,- uf the city 10 make the report r..
CURED Iy section uatnlf"frI ~ uf IN OritnGu."
| tu liuJl the Ordinances 81 the Cts 81 caro- a.
| r,,i.ed md coithc'i, .nch and every 81 -Ntd on
e'f. -hdi forfeit aud pay 20 sad city siu not les
| than Ten dollars uof more than tn DOLLAR.
20 20 N shall not D." lAa itl Tor nhy officer author.
| lei g. MAKE arrests unIer the ordinance. o. the
| cfy o. frequent ~ l"Itcr around liquor saloons
| during Due hours - dgtf unless "a the necessary
| ] .htrrc ~ bis duty u- such ofc,f, and even
such officer found violating the provisions u ~
| Ordinance -hHll forfeit sud pay 10 SAID city sum
u.' Joe. than hye dollars NOR more than hny dUI
HI- 90 ,.. O. pui ts,Ty Oiisnso.
| DUro, ~ July =rh, leo.
| Approved August is'h, $50
THOMAS WILSON, MAYOR
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nRDINANtE No. IOi.
augsSlspl

Az Ordinance providing for the construction of
Brlgk Sidewalks.
b. = Oohaaoi ty The C,iy coanca qf Tho CiV q,
fdfO.
SECTION !. Every owner Of any lot OF lots front
ing or abutting upon any street al avenue IN the
CITY which is uptD the cslahl shed grade, shall
have the right, under the supervision and drec-
ton of the Street Committee or other proper an.
thory Of the city, to make and construct, IN
front Of his or her lot or lots, "A brick Sidewalk
twelve feet in width from the front Of the lot, upon
streets OF avenues one hundred feet wide, and ten
feet IA width upon streets or avenues less than
one hundred feet wide said brick sidewalks To
he made OfgOOd suitable brick, carefully and con
pactly lai l IN the shape of herrng bone upon
hrm and substantial bed covered with four inches
of coarse sand on suitable gravel.; the curbng To
be of suitable oak or other timber Tor tlnel
fourteen or more inches wide aud three inches
thlck, well supported by and spiked on to good
oak stakes two aud halffcet long aud three or four
inches square, placed on the out de of said curb.
ing not more than five feet apart the inclination
OF the sidewalk from the lot to the cuIbing 10 be
four inches downward ON streets and avenues one
hundred feet wide, and three inches on streets
and avenues less than that width, and that said
brlch sidewalks so built and constructed be con-
structed under the direction of the street Conn
mlttee.
Approved August 18TH ls70.
THOMAS WILSON, Mayor.
aug.ullul
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A WONDERFUL MICROSCOPE

Rev Daniel Wise ID. d.. editor of the
New York Sunday School Adrocate, thus
speaks of the celebrated Craig Microscope
"lts simplicity, cheapness and great mag
nifying power struck me with surprise
Then was examining fys eye by IT.
aid, and was struck with wondor at the
skill and power of the creator which Is
displayed in it, structure When ! saw
statement in an advertisement that the
Craig Microscope magniiicd one hudrcd
diametcrs, and could be bought for ~ 90,
| thought 1t was one of the humbugs of
the hour, for had paid $40 for micro
scope not long before but now / find it to
be really valuable instrument which !
should like see introduced into the families
of our readers in place of the manifold
useless toys which please for an hour and
are then destroyed. This mscrosc' pc
would both amusc and intruct them and
advise every boy and girl who wishes to
know the wonders which lie in little things
to save his money until he has ~ 10 which
will pay for the microscope and the postage
when sent by mail"
Asa holiday gift this microscope is un
surpassed, being ornamental, instructive
amusing and cheap, and never loses its in
tcrcst. Agents and dealers supplied on
liberal terms. A sample will be mailed,
post paid, to any andres for 50 10, by +
II. ROSS, 3l3 Locust street, st. Louis, Mo
Read the advertisement in another coll
umn. may3ld3n