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DI ED.

On the 26th ult., near Littlestown, Mrs. Mary
Rinedoller, aged So years, IL months and 0
days.
On the 10th ult, in this county, George W.
Walker, aged II years and day.
On the 18th ult, at his residence, near Win.
deid,, Nimrod 7. Bennett, aged 2s years,
mouths and 20 days.
Farewell my loving husband dear,
Thy santed spirit now has fed
Thy cares and sorrows are all DER,
And am left to weep and mourn.
Though unexpected was the call,
But Jesus bids us come,
To share rich reward
With angels around the throne.
His tolls are past, his work is done,
And he is fully blost
He fought the fight, the victory won,
And entrred into rest.
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Election Notice,

A N Election for Seven Bircosors Il
"A manage the affairs Of The Westminster
Savings Institution, will b held al tho
Office Of Crout 4 Reifsnider, on Saturday,
the 10th instant, at 3 o'clock.
BY order,
oct 7--2t President.
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STATEMEN
OF THE
EXPENSES OF CARROLL co.
FOR THE
Fiscal Year Ending June 30th, 1870.

DUBLlSHED by order of the County
l. Commissioners in pursuance of Section
of Article %, of the Code of Public Gen.
eral Laws, which provides that
1.-The County Commissioners shall make
out and publish, in at least two newspapers
published in their respective counties, if
their be two, detailed, minute and aeon.
rate statement of the expenses of their said
counties, specifying therein each particular
item Of expense, and for what and to whom
paid, and shall also deliver to the Sheriff of
their respective counties as many copies of
such statement as there are Election Dis.
tricts of said county, at least ten days before
each general election, and the Sheriff shall,
within six days after the receipt of such
copies, set up one of them at tho place of
holding elections in each Election District
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-10-13
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of Decree Of the Circuit Court
ID for Carroll county, sitting as a Court
OF Equity, passed in cause No. 10 Equity,
wherein George N. Fringer and others are
coTplainants, and William Forester and
others are defendants, the subscriber, as
Trustee, will sell at Public Sale. on the
premises, on the turnpike road leading from
Westminster to Baltimore, on
Saturday, he 29M Of October, 1870,
at 2 o'clock, p. NJ, Tract of Land con.
tanning about
so Acres of Land, more or less.
The improvements consist of comfortable
two story weatherboarded eA,o
DwELLISG HousE with back hsE.S
building, Barn, Corn House, - IIifaiS4
and all other necessary out s-e-5s-sE--
buildings; water convenient to house and
barn. The land is in good state of cultiya
ton, and the fields are laid of in convenient
size.
This property is now in the occupancy of
George N. Fringer, and adjoins the land OF
the heirs Of Jacob Powder, deceased, and
others.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne third cash on the
day of sale or on the ratification thereof,
one-third in one year and the other one
third in two years from the day of sale; the
the credit payments to bear interest, and TO
be secured by the notes of the purchaser or
purchasers.
CHAS. I. REIFSNIDER,
oct Cts Trustee
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Small Bridges,

Amount appropriated for repair.
ing and keeping in order the
small bridges in the several
districts-estimated ....
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MA IL IL I T. ID.

Marriage or Deaths inserted free. II they
exceed fire lines they nM De charged for a, tie
rats FIVE CENTS per iiHs.
On the End instant, by Rev. C. Scheel, Mr..
Rufus W. Hesson and Miss Matilda Feeser,
both of this county.
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For Public Roads.

Amount appropriated for repair
ing and keeping in order the
public roads in the county for
one year-estimated ........... S!
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A FULL line of Sash Ribbons, all shades,
IN for sale by
sepl HOOP d MAoKIsrosn.
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For Liquidation
Amount appropriated tor naying
part OF the principal I'll eFeof 5000 80.
For support OF Public Schools.

Amount appropriated for the
support Of public schools, be.
ing 10 cents on the 500 val,
uation Of assessablc property
of the county 1fann Ia
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Large Bridges.


To Jesse Brown, for building a
bridge over the Patapsco at
Winchester's Mill................. 600 90
To Alexander Adelsperger, for
building bridge over Piney
Greek ...... ......................- $50 -.
To Michael Frock, for building
bridge over Big Pipe Greek,
at Wisner's Mill............... 500
To Jacob Baker and Alexander
Adlesperger, for building
bridge over Big Pipe Creek. at
>, Weists formerly Maus) Mill 1850 &c.
To l.. W. Finley, Of the Amer.
can Iron Bridge Mauufactur.
ing Co., of Chester, Pa, for
one halfofa Iron Bridge over
Double Pipe Creek, at Covers
MIL ............ ...................... 2G25 go
To Moses Anders for one half
the cost Of erecting pier and
building abutments, &C., nee.
essary for said iron bridge over
Double Pipe Creek ............... 1880 ..
Indemnity.
To William Shaw for destruction
of printing press, type, &C.,
destroyed by mob in the city
of Westminster, in the month
Of April, lS65...... ............., $3.50 &c.
Index.
To Abner Campbell for his pat.
ent system ofindexing for the
use Of the public offices in Car
roll county ......... ............... 800 az.
Due Other Counties,
For amount due to Howard CO.
as per statement rendered.. 1876 SO
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PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE LITTLE FARM.

VSHE undersigned will sell at Public Sale,
IL Oh the premis es, on
Saturday, The 29h Of October, 1870,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, valuable it'll, farm
containin,
40 A res.
This property is situated on the Baltimore
and Hanover Pike, "a miles from Balti-
more, and 2 miles south of Hampstead. II
is improved with two Dwellings, "a
lot II 3SE, H:sA
with bodybuilding, partly weather. 49,
boarded, good cellar, we'll of excellent
water n0ar the door, Frame Barn 25x4O,
newly built; Granary, Corn House, Smoke
House, Dairy, Chicken and Hog House,
also an Orchard of Choice Fruit, such as
Apples, Pears, Cherries, &c. Also q
TENANT HOUSE
on the east side of the fypsg. with q mover
failing spring Of water near the door There
are about 10 Acres Of excellent Meadow on
the Pike with water on a large portion Of it,
The farm is in high state OF cultivation
having been recently LINED, and tho fences
good. This is one Of the most desirable
properties ever offered in this market, and
would make an excellent business stand.
The above property will be sold in one
piece, OF divided into ID lots to suit pur
chasers.
a plat Of the farm may DO seen by calling
on the undersigned.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
GEORGE H0UCK Of VIM,
near Shnmberger's Station, W. Md, Il. II.
oct Cts
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-10-13

Tall COrH.-Mr. Charles II. Banner,
of Franklin District, brought to this
office, on Monday stalk Of corn
measuring fourteen feet.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT.


Assessed Value of Property 9O3
Assessed Value Property Second District 226359
Assessed Value Property Third 070
Assessed Value of Property 992S88
Assessed Value of
Assessed Value Property Sixth Election District 1917 23l
Assessed Value Property Seventh Election District 37035O2
Assessed Value of Property 62OS76
Assessed Value of Property n Election 119i762
Assessed Value in the
Assessed Value Property the Eleventh Election District O7s95
Total for County Purposes s17805,6O
Bank and other Stocks deducted pay Tax, 725O01
Total for Purposes sl7OsOI59
County s7 sO5 100 at As Gents in 800 ssO12322
State Tax on s7 0S0 1853 ut 1911 in 800 32s7930
Total S117,OO252
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Interest on County Indebtedness.

Being one years interest on
County Certificates outstaad.
Ing and unpaid, amounting to
500, ...,.........,,.......... 1887 8
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-10-13

Do not forget the meeting of the
Richie club, at Morelock's Hall on
Saturday evening, ut 7 o'clock.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-10-13

JAMES BLIZZARD,
Clerk to County Commissioners
Sept. 2sth, 1870
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-10-13
Aims House Report.

BY the 5th Section OF Article Of the cedo
Of Public Laws, the County Commissioners arc
required at the time of making their Annual
Statement OF the County Expenditures. 10 pah-
lish a statement Of the fapHcs.k ssndssios q tAe
Aims House.
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Due Other Countie
Justices Of the Peace.

For amount due to Howard co.
as per statement rendered.. Al
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Index.

To Abner Campbell for his pat.
ent system Of indexing for the
use Of the public offices in Car
roll county 500
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Sale Of LqHd.-=A parcel of land
belonging TO the estate of Thomas
Riley, deceased, situated near Man
chester, in this county, containing 2S
aeres and 20 perches, was sold on Sat.
urday last by j. ]. Baumgartner, trustee,
10 John Yolkert for $4,000.
Cbaaged.--Tho voters of Hampstead
District are notified that the place Of
voting in that District has been changed
from benjamin Worthington's Hotel,
10 the Hotel Of II II. Lamotte.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-10

exist between them any other distinction
than that Of official rank. riiio.'1 = ia
The title Of Freemasons, as we'll as
tho rights and prerogatives attached to
it, are forfeited-Ha7ls ss4en io sy1ad2
Fgrst-By a dishonorable action. - %
Z Secondly dishonorablc conduct and
discreditable social position. J. Z
7Hird-By violation Of engagement
entered into at initiatiou..a~ 'fiI's1 S2o'i
II But none can be deprived Of hisrights
as n Mason,I but BY virtucof a judgment
rendered according to the forms pre-
scribed by the Constitution and general
Statutes ExcAdnge. faei 's-tsa1i 20 :
Compare these general rules with the
exposures of 'Freemasonry in France,
which have been published, and the
reader viii 'tint some very singular dis.
crepancies. That they are accidental,
cannot for a moment be supposed. The
truths Of the foregoing declarations Of
the contents Of the Jesuitical work refer
red to, are too far apart for any such
thought to be entertained for moment.
81 fsaF go W HHr
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-10

Victoria is writing her autobiography.
There are l.Ol8 sLatter-Day Saints in
Scotland. Il v.. t.7sE gero~.rz q s-7
The Unitarians have in this country acc
churches and 245 ministers. gfa- All, ..3,,s,
There is great scarcity or ministers in
the New England Conference of the NJ. E
Church. Ia ...,,...r. zen. ,..,.,,.-. 4, 49,,
--7One million of men,, women and chill
dren of London make no pro fession of relig-
len, and never enter church.
George Arensburg, New York Times
ccmpositor, on Saturday set ,2064 ems solid
minion in an horr---the fastest type-setting
on record. -1.....
The Fenians are accommodating large
number. of arms at their headquarters in New
York city. An early movement on Canada
is Indicated.
Commodore Stephen Champln died at
Buffalo on the Goth ult. He Commanded
the Scorpion IN the battle of Lake Eric, on
which vessel the first and last guns of the en-
gagement were fired. -,
1t is believed by some that the New York
female brokers, who have created such sem
.sation are government detectives, sent to PEN
citrate some of the shrewd Wall street transact
tons. with their women's wit.
AN Austrian lady Of rank recently APP
peared at court ball in a. dress so shock
ingly low in the neck that the Empress
caused her to be, banished to, a country seat
in Hu ngary. ri. rs. f.,..-. e,,.... It'll.
The Emperor of Russia has conferred the
medal of the Order of Merit on Madame
Patti, upon appointing her first eantatriee to
the Court. This medal is surrounded with
diamonds, and surmounted with the Imperial
crown. e4.k-..,tsff
The feeling in Hayti in favor of annexa-
ton to the United States is increasing. Presi-
dent Baz has completed arrangements for a
popular vote on the question, and large
majority for it is expected, ~
The name of Henri Rochefort will not
hereafter appear in connection with the Paris
Marseillaise. N. DAngesville is announced
as the chief editor, but this is propa bly, a
cover for Rochefort, who will continue to di-
rect the paper. eli ~ .s.s. t..tt Fl. =.
--Petruset, the lion-killer, giant in form
and strength, is one of the curiosities of Poris.
He has a chamber carpeted with the skins Of
lions slain in Algeria, and gives recherche
dinners therein. His gun can hardly be lift
ed by an ordinary man. +, !rs..si .-... t,.
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this sbabby adye6iITrer. NOV. What he

this shabby adgehtdrer. Nov, whathe
called 'hideous reyel,' and o, feast of
dexils,' aud all sorts Of vile and wicked
names, was nothing in the world. give
YOU my sacred homer, bpt "a simple 5ar-
becue+-s eyenteen ODD crippled natives
no account Gnderalisu sum- just IAN ,ez.'
pcnse TO the commonly. and i fricasseed
diem to give l;ttle treat to .soInc of The
visiting town chiefs aldermen you eau
them in your coutry, who were here.
for day or two from WoDga Island
Feast Of DEVILS indeed Feast of dried
up skinny old rapscallions that the islam
is thousand times better off without,
and am sure it was honorable in us to
be hospitabe to those strangers. Though
between you and me IL was an awful
swindle on'them-to oh, don't mem
ton it more cholera morbus and indi-
gestion, and general suffering among
those chiefs, you neverasaws the likeo it
in your life! Now, Twain, you see how
much truth there was in Williams state
mentss all that row about nothing
You can set this thing fright z in your
country---you can do it easy--simply
jurt explain tue facts-and anything l
can do for you, Id do it--you can de-
pend on, me. Send me a copy of your
weekly. / cant read it, but a. little lit
terature can't hurt man, anyhow
Caesars ghost p a.aad'aofH st'lws1 .1asa
sOh what is the matter. your gra
cious majesty?
sOh, misery oh, murder Oh, DIES
peration pao 1ofq .a4issoo7o 81 aHIA8f
-rOh, 'schat is ii, your imperial majes-
ty IL teseech your ~ . II, 7.
lie had sprung to his feet, and his
eyes were staring wildly at the fried meat
before him.s9 sl.o"a go 81 s.si3 aa(
oh my brain 5feels! This hair a
Frenchman's hair? There mnstbe some
mistake! A horrid suspicion bursts u2.
on mo! q All, what is, this 1 see?-tais
thing--this accusing mark n straao
berry on the left drml---itsis, it : is, my
long lost brotherrstfs q t'Iaa p ,SHg" 80
Alas, it was even so. 1t was his
long lost brother-what was left Of him.
Poor, poor fellow, he was only fit TO be
shoveled into a basket and given 10 the
poor, now. The king fell to the floor
insensible.i He grew worse and wore,
and the next day his removal to the
country was ordered. Many sympathis
ing relatives and friends followed the
palanquin and did what they could to al
leviate the sufferings of their unhappy
sovereign. -'a''@" S'''N 20 -
1t turned out afterward that the sweet
heart of the Frenchman bad made a
surrepttious exchange Of marketing in
the kings kitchen before daylight ON
that fatal day. She had bought the
kings brother from a wandering tribe
that belonged in the great wilderness Of
the other end of the Island. She bought
him purposly to, make that exchange,
though of course she did not know who
he was. The girl and the. Freuchman
escaped from the island in canoe that
very night, and were happily married. or
drowned, l don't know which. / would
have liked to taste that Frenchman.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-10
TO CONSERVATIVES.

TIME Advertiser, having been restored to health
il ina few days. by a very simple remedy. after
having suffered several years with severe lung
ffectiOn and that dread disease. Consumption--is
an xious to make known to his rs the
means Of cure. tA.AE ssN Is - = Il ts 8
1 To all who desire 1t, he will send copy OF the
prescription used free of charge) with the direc-
tion for prepairingand using the same which they
will find = SURE CURE for Consumption, Asthma.
fRronc hits etc. The object OF the advertiser in
sending The prescriptionis tobeneht the afflicted,
and spread iaformation which he conceives to be
inyaIuabIe aut, he hopes every sufferer will try
his rasnedy as it III cost them nothing, and may
prove abiessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. VIII please adj
dress REV. EDWARD "A. WILSON,
33-1y. Williamsburg, Kings County, New York
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-10

We do not wish to inform you. reader, that DIR.
Wonderful or any other man, has discovered
remedy that cures consumption, when the lungs
are half consumed in short, will cure all diseases
whether of mind, body or stafe3 make men I've
forever and leave death to play for want OF work
and is designed to make our sublunary sphere
blissful paradise to which heaven itself shall be
but side show. You have heard enough OF tnat
YOU have by this time become disguised with it.
But when Ttel1 you that DIR. Sage's Catarrh Ram
edy will positively cure the worst cases of catarrh
only assert that which thousands can testify TO-
Try Ii and you will beconvinced.F Twill pay $500
cwardfora case of catarrh that Icannotcure.
For sale by most Druggists everywhere
: Price on1y5 cents. Sent BY mail post paid, for
sixty-ce nts; four packages for ga. or one. dozen
for S. Send two centstamp forD DIR. Sage q pa m.
phlet on catarrh Address the proprietor, =
Buffalo, y. Y.
For sale by Carlos McCray,, Prescott, Wis.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-10


ON never sink meath Fortunes frown, 8 49,
. But brave her with shout Of cheer, -.
And front her fairly-face her down. ! tt'"
she's only stern to those who ieaf!
Here's better luck another gear!
Another year! ...-.-.
-rnsie h.ia .sfHEfoT@R T0lo*k = sDf-
faye. better iuck anot her yeas!r,2a 1srd ~
We'll have her smile instead OF wig ;~fs,,,sfl
A thousand smiles for every tear,
With home made glad and goodly cheer,
And betterlnck anothery year 1,g
49, Another year!
rirrtrC + s feaW ETala III n1A = tatj
The damsel Fortune still denies f,.asffs1 4
The plea that yet delights her ear;
Ills but our manhood that she tries g" flai
She's coy to those who doubt ana fear,
She'll grant the suit another year!
Another yeari
Here's sbetteT1luek another yearf'-~rrsa
She now denies the golden prize; -
But spite of frown and scorn and sheer,
Be firm and we will win and wear
With home made glad and goodly cheer,
Il, In better luck another year fs-.4o yEy
Another year! Another year,
Ai"I "iHon @G5 '--BY W. GILMORE sIMMs. ~
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Rules of Masonry In France.

q = 1
We translate the following from La
Constitution ct les Status Generaur de
y Ordre Of the Grand Orient of France,
rs indicative of the Fundamental laws
which govern Freemasonry everywhere,
and render it universal and homogen-
Gus society: ses'o ifH % 800 n17Fit
gt.Freemasonry is an institution essen
italy -philanthropic, philosophical and
progressive, and has for its object the in
vestigation of truth, the cultivation Of
universal morality, the sciences and the
arts, and the exercises Of benevoIence. /
1t has for its principles, the, existence
of God, the Immortality of the soul, and
the obligations of humanity. .5r @ai1
1t regards the liberty of conscience as
the natural right of every man, and ex.
cludes no person for his religious belief.
1t has for its motto Liberty, Equal
ty, Fraternity .
In the elevated sphere where it is
placed, Freemasonry respects the religious
faith and the political opinions Of all its
members. but it expressly interdicts in its
lodges all discussion of religious or polit-
ical matters which shall have for their
object controversy upon different relig
ions, or criticism upon the acts of civil
authorities, or the diverse forms Of, gov,
ernment. ,faT eas,l9 -.ss ~ Has 5qsl
1t enjoins upon all its adopts that one
of their first duties, as Masons and citi-
zens, is to respect the laws of the coun-
try in which they live. s.--a-q 5
Freemasonry considers the obligation
to work as one of the imperious laws of
humanity; it therefore enjoins this obi
cation upon all its members, according 70
its ability, and proscribes voluntary idle
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Books for Farmers and Stock Breeders
EnRORs oF YouTH.

a GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
N Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and all
the effects of you thfu indscre ton, viii, Tor sake
of sufering hs,mafity send free to all who-need
IL, the receipt and directions for making the sim
pie remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience.
can do so by addressing, with perfect confidence,
ego $50 go $40 80 JOHN b. OGDEN, III,
ia BLY, No 40 Cedar street. New York,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-10

It aims to extend to all the members
of the human family the fraternal bond,
which unite Freemasons everywhere.-
The propagation of Masonry by word,
writing and good example. is therefore
recommended.
1t is enjoined upon every Mason. un,
der all circumstances, to aid, enlighten
and protect his brother, and to defend
him against injustice. ''7f's
No one can be permitted to participate
in the work of Masonry WHO cannot
prove his. rank as n Mason ) INA 800 ..s
No one can be made Freemason and
enjoy its rights except, ys
First-He is twenty one years of age,
.Second-Thatr he is of irreproachabie
reputation and morals.
T1ird-That he has q profession, in.
dependent and honorable, and sufficient
for bis support. .sFCN 4
Fourh-That he,is sufficiently edu
caledsto enable him to comprehend and
appreciate Masonic truths.
F1h-Tha, be has resided at least
six months in the, department where the
lodge is situated to which he applies fof
admission.
Exceptions are made in favor Of per
sons living 10 province where there is
no lodges.
The conditions Of age are dispensed
Within the cass of the sons of Masons
who may be initiated at eighteen years,
with the consent Of their father. mother,
or tutor, but cannot be admitted to the
second aud third degrees unit! they are
twenty one years Of age. Z -
The conditions ofresidence are dispen-
sed with in favor Of soldiers. sailors, and
persons who by their profession are con-
strained to frequent changes of residence.
In the bosom Of Masonic lodges. alt
Masons are placed upon the'level Of the
most perfect equality. There does not
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-10
WORDS Of WISDOM
FOR YouNe MEN

FOR YOUNG MEN WI
nN-the Ruling Passion of, Youth and Early
NJ Man, lood, withself help for the erring and
unfortunate. Sent in sealed letterenvelopes. free
of charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box r, PM1adeIphia. Penn .E# BLY,