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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-17
OR, AITGIJSTIJS SIIBB

THREATS all Private Diseases with great success.
i Spermatorrhoea, or SEMINAL WEAKNESS
and 1mpOtancy, caused by self-abuse, etc pro-
ducing General Debility of the Body, Indigestion,
want Of proper Manlinees. loss of Memory, Indo-
lenee. reducing the System to render Mar
riage INDEPENDENTLY CURED.
Long standing constitutional Disease skillfully
treated and CURED.
EFFECTS OF MERCURY ERADICATED
The Doctor gives particular attention to Female
complaints, SterilitY, Ammenorrhea, Mennor-
hogfa, and all such Diseases causing annoyance
aud interfering with the general health and en-
joyment of life. invariably removed.
Send for the Doctors medical pamphlet, a treat
Use, IN plain language on venereal diseases, ena-
bling the afflicted to understand their own COM
plants. Free at Office or sent by mail, securely
| sealed, for six cents.
Ample accommodations for patients from n dis
tanee at the kotse.
ONCE hours from 0 A. NJ. to 8 P. NJ. Sundays ex-
cepted. All communications to be addressed
DIR. AUGUSTUS SLEE,
juIy2om3s a64 PENN STREET, Pittsburg.
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A

Full and explicit directions accompany the med
icines.
Evidence of the most responsible rnd reliable
character furnished on application, with hun
reds of thousands of living witnesses, and up
ward of 80 600 unsolicited certificates and recon-
mandatory letters, many of which are from the
highest sources, including eminent Physicians,
Ciergymen, Statesmen, etc The proprietor has
never resorted to their publication in the news
papers; he does not this from the fact that his
articles rank Standard Preparations, and do
not need 70 be propped up by certificates.
Henry 4. HeImbOId's Genuine
Preparations.
Delivered 10 any ADDRESS. Secure from obser
Vation.
-ESTABLISHEp UPWARD of TWENTY YEARS
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Address letters
for Information, in confidence to HENRY T..
HELMBOLD, Druggist and Chemist.
Only Depots: H. r. HELMB0LD,S Drug and
Chemical Warehouse No. 594 Broadway, New
York, or to H. T. HELMBOLD'S Medical Depot,
lO4 South Tenth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Ma-BEWARE OF COUNTEKFE1TS. Ask for
HENRY T. HELMBOLDSI TAKE NO OTHER
sep2lJg H.
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3. q. -: -'1CKS
VERMIFUGE.

II IL COW forty years since this medieins wEs
offered A. remedy for Worms. and from thai tims
its reputation has steadily Increased until At ths
present day Il ia almost universally acknowledges
throughout nearly All parts Of ths world 70 Be tAs
sOOe, siOn remedy. Worm confOGtions, mado more
coming the disease, have beeH Manufactured all
the country but their short lease Of llfs 10
nsarly exhausted, and B. A. FAhnostOek'a Vsrmifugs
SOhtihues 20 grow In favor daily. Cgsddrss 0ftsn
look iaLe and Efckky from no other eaass than
AoorrAS, and spdsns are most frequsntly the resalt
u those hidden saPPers and miners
When they Irritable and fsVsrlsh, somstimss
craving food Aad eating rAyenoualy, again refuaing
and grinding the teeth, then be assured thsSs aymp
toms are Indications Of worms -f
UnsAsineAE and pain in the abdomen. with swell
ing And hardasss, are generally attendant upon
the PreHsnes Of these hidden sAppsra and minera.
gradual wasting way or smAeiatiou Of the
fssh Is Of the most common attendants npon
worms. They aasOrb the animal JuieeS, and destroy
the nonrshEent impaired TO the stomach BY whole
soma diet, thereby ceeasoning = variable appetite
and strong deairs for indig0stibls food.
TAs StomasA ASA. anaoubtsdly. very great
the with respect to the Irritation produced By
worms, especially those existing IN Ihe stonssh
PatisEs Oftsn luEsr Incredibly without being a~rs
Sf the sauEs.
Kany helpless child has been laid In the grave.
when The diasass which caused its death has besR
entirely misunderstood, aud wheh worms have
really been the esuHe. II has been proved beyond
sAyil that worms exist in the human sysien from
mothers, who constantly with their child
rem, cannot Be too observing Of the Grst svEPsOas
Qf 0oTSsS, for surely they exist, they b
safely and speedily removed FROM the nsost oeltcte
fS(aAt, By the timely use Of ,, A RabusstOek's
VOrmifsGe.
Physisiana do not hsHitAts to rssommsnd Il aBa
Iss Il IN thsir practices, and many Of the most omi
Asnt Of the pTOfsssiOn from all parts Of the eOuntTy.
testify - Its uniform success. In fact IL neS==
HatlSs Il has frsqaontly been given to children
a. safe Pnrgatvs, not susPeeting The eSase q the
Illness and large quantities Of worms disehArg
cd and Immediate relief aaordsd.
Great eautioa must be used By svory purchaser.
70 be his own Judge In sense. and 10 examine
every bottle he buys OF IT, The simple hame Of
RAHHEsrocE tA not sufaelonL He nust look closely
ahd carefully 20 see that the initials B. A..
FAuHsrocK, and be sAtisasd With nothing else,
SCHWARTZ 4 HASLFTT,
suoc1ssoAs TO
B. A FAHNEsPOCK,5 SON q CO..
Pttts6Hrgh, Pa
SOLE PROPRI ETORS
sepI5tf
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g DIR. P. FAHRNEY'S z
= CELEBRA ATED 8
RInnd. Cleanser or Panacea.

1t must be a better Cathartic, better Altera-
tive q better Sudorifc, better Diuretic better
Tonic and in every way better than tee Pan-a-
ce-a Ne matter how long it has been in use or
how lately discovered. Above all It must not con-
tain anything NOT PURELY VEGETABLE.
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Trains leave MeadVille for Franklin and Oil City
at CO. 40 and Is A. NJ, and IL 40 and 90 P. M
leave Oil City for Meadville at Is and 10 Is A. NJ
and 80, % and 8 90 r. NJ; leave Franklin for
MeadTille II and IL 40 A. NJ, and %, so and
80 +. M VIM. r. BARR,
Gen1 Passenger Agent.
L. D. RUCKER. Gen1 supt. junes II
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Additional Local Trains westward

AddltlonaI LOCAL Trains westward.
100 A NJ, Sundays excepted from Meadville
Stopping at Suttons s %, EVansbnrg, 8 4O Adams
05 GreenYille 10 20, Shenango 10 80, ClarksEile
II 90, Orangeville II As, BnrghMl u 45 p. NJ. Ba-
consburg i so, Warren, 2 45, Leavittsburgh3 80
BraeeVIlie 55, Calhoun 20 Freedom 81, Ra-
VIENNA so. and arriving at Kent 20 P. NJ,
1L.Oo A. NJ. Sundays excepted, from MeadVille
u 30, Greenville 90, Shenango II. GiarksviIle
40, Orangeville2 Is, Burghill So Baconsbnrg
4l5 p. NJ p--
= S.45 P. NJ, daily from Meadvine. Stopping at
Suttons 35 p. NJ, Eyansburg co. AdamsVille
%, 'Greenville 90, Shenango 6 TO- CIarksville
50, 0rangeVille IS, Baconsburgs 40, Warren I5
LeaYittsburg IS, and arriving at Kent at u 80
A. n.
10 90 P. NJ, daily from MeadvilIe. Stopping at
Evansburg 10 As, Greenville II 80 Orangevile
II OF A. NJ, Warren so, LeaYittsburg co. Raven
ma 30. and arriving at Kent at A. NJ
EASTWARD.
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MEDICAL.
81, 900 REWARDi

A REWARD OF One Thousand Dollars will be
n paid to any Physician who will produce a
medicine that will supply the wants Of the people
hat han, tha ~
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Russell SeIf-Raking Reaper.

The above cut is a fair representa- of the
Russell Self f-Raking Reaper, which we claim en-
braces mora points Of excellence than any other
machine in the market.
Ist. It is entirely under the control of the dri-
YER will rake as often desired, or can be set TO
rake once every revolu ion, will carry the sheaf
as far as desired, thus adapting it to all kinds,
Qualities and conditions of grain.
ed. The weight of the Rake and Reaping At
tachment Is hung on piyots in the centre OF the
Truck frame, so that there is no more weight on
one wheel than on the other; by this arrange
ment the Truck has much greater freedom than
when the attachment is hung on one side, ana
vet the fnger-bar has all the hexibility desired
Sd. The Rake is driven by n sproeket wheel,
chain and gear wheels, so that flexible yet posi-
tive motion Is secured.
4th The centre head is high, and not liable to
fill up with a AN and straw.
5th. The Rake Arms are so attached 70 the
centre head that they can be adjusted to work as
desired, and will so remain any length OF time;
9Th. The Rake heads are broad and provided
with Reels, so that they will gather all the grain
in front of the machine, and deposit it upon the
platform in good order to be delivered.
7th. The sheaf is deposited upon the ground IN
good condition for binding, and out OF the way OF
the team on q return cut. .
sth The Machine Is in perfect balance, so that
il can. be handled as easily as q cart.
9th. 1t has so many good qualities, 1t must be
seen 20 be Appreciated.
10th We invite you to call and see it before
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CITY BONDS FOR SALE.
To Farmers and Others.
A Good 8 per cent. Investment.

THE city of Canton has fer sale City Bonds
amounting to several thousand dollars. These
bonds are from 500 to 1000 each, bearing per
cent interest payable semi-Annually at the Coun-
ty Treasury Of Stark county, and falling due in
from one to ten years. Those wishing 70 take one
or more Of these bonds viii call on !. M Allen,
Treasurer, or J. w Underhill, Probate Judge at
the Courthouse In the city OF Canton, Ohio.
/ By order Of City Council.
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As a Mower.

1t IS simple in construction, runs light, is strong
durable and will conferm perfectly to the ground.
There are two independent Driving Wheels, by
which the motion of the knife is made continu-
The Gear Wheels are constructed upon true
and well-known principles in mechanics.
The Finger Bar is entirely under the control of
the Driver, and can be raised easily and instantly
The Cutting Apparatus is the most perfect Of
any now in use, with steel-laid, concaVed and
highly tempered Guards.
Knife is a great improvement over all others.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-17

HENRY HELMROLD,S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
Will radically exterminate from the system Scrof-
uia. Syphilis, Fever Sorees, Ulcers, Sore Eyes,
Sore Legs, Salt Rheum, Cankers, Runnings from
the Ear, White Swellings, Tumors, Cancerous AZ
fections, Nodes, Rickets, Glandular Swellings,
Night SHeats, Rash, letter, Humors of all Kinds,
Chronic Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, and all diseases
that have been in the system for years
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-08-17

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL r. r.
ON and after IL p. m. Sunday, December 4th,
J 1870, trains arrive at and leave the Union De-
pot, Pittsburgh, corner Of Washington and Liberty
streets, as follows
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As a DrOpper Reaper.

It embraces all the strength and hexibility OF
the Mower, with indedendent Reaping Bar and
Sickle.
BY the use of the SLIDING SEAF, the machine is
perfectly balanced, either as q Reaper or Mower
There is no weight on the horses neck6 and
no backing to do when turning corners
The Reel is larger than any other In use; It wlll
reach over, catch under and raise up the fallen
grain.
The manner of driving the Reel, with spocket
wheel and chain, is a desired improvement over
the old way.
The Reel Fans can be heightened or shortened
80 as TO adaptit 1t to long or short grain.
The Drive Wheels have broad face, which pre-
vents the machine from sinking in soft ground.
The Dropping Attachment is SO arranged, that
II Is interchangeable with Hand-Rako platform
All our Machines are constructed so as TO be
used either SelfRake, Dropper, or Hand-Rake-
narS0 Tiff
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RAitWAYs,

pITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE AND
Il CHICAGO RAILWAY.
On and after May 2s, 1871, trains win leave Sta
tlons daily, Sundays excepted, as follows. The
tram leaving Chicago at 5:35 P. NJ. leaves daily.
Train leaving Pittsburgh at BIS P NJ. leaves daily
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TRAINS GOING WEST.
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FRANKLIN BRANCH

"Daily. tsatdays excepted. Mondays excepted
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So Large Stock OF HOMEMADE WooLEN
GOODS selling at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
to suit the times, at the City Woolen Factory,
Canton, Ohio
dec29 10 s- --.1 "a /. ALEXANDER
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-05-25
Western Maryland Extension.

This company failed to organize on
Saturday, as was expected, but will pro,
badly do SO before long, as there are
strong evidences that the road will be
put under contract, at no distant day,
by the New York capitalists Aspiuwall,
Hatch, Winslow and others, who, uu.
der the name Of the Consolidated Coal
Company, own such an immense extent
OF valuable coal property near Cumber.
laud. These gentlemen have recently
had the country from Williamsport
again explored. aud have foand a route
with easier grades aud much less tun.
nelling than the puposed Taylor survey
1t is one, too. which possesses many ad
vantages over the Taylor route, aud will
ensure much larger amount oilocal ira
vel. The unusual developemeut which
the Maryland coal trade has taken since
the strikes in Pennsylvania, aud the
very remunerative profit which exper.
fence has shown that coal transportation
affords, will doubtless ensure the CON-
pletion Of this road.--Bah. Gazette.
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Grand Jurors Report.

MAY TERN, 1871.
To the Honorable Judges of the Circuit
Court for Carroll County -Messrs. MI.
Ter, Hayden aud Hammond.
TIME Grand Jurors of the State Of Mary
Il land for the county of Carroll, re,
specially report to your Honors that in
the discharge Of their duties at the present
Term of Court they visited the Aims House
and Jail, and after thorough and satisfac.
tory examination of the same submit the
following Report:
The Grand Jury most respectfully report
that they have visited the Aims House. and
after thorough examination found the Aims
House in very clearly, healthy and com.
Portable condition, which reflects credit
upon the efficient Steward and particularly
upon his most excellent Lady. The Grand
Jurors also examined the Barn and other
Outbuildin2s in connection with the Farm
aud Stock and found them all in most
excellent condition, except the roof of the
barn needs repairing, and the Grand Jurors
would recommend that the outside Of the
Aims House be painted.
The inmates of the Aims House were
also found in clearly and comfortable
condition and well cared for.
The Grand Jurors do further report to
your Honors that they have also visited the
Jail, and after thorough examination found
the Jail in clearly and comfortable CON
ditioa, which reflects credit upon the Sheriff
| and his excellent Lady, and also 70 ind the
inmates in q clearly condition aud well
cared for.
Respectfully submitted,
THOMAS +. COVER,
may % 1t Foreman.
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The vallandigham Platform.

~ 's % montgomery coan-
y, INV ne' w Dayton on tue ION
"e' ~ '"e PURPOSE VI senu,ns ueie-
s s'a's ou0s'u''0i'a' e0nsen'
eo""'y nssins,
~ nav" eo'u"ea nseii
o oaa'" vi N'''en " was con
,sa,', sPpcafeu me lion, o'smen' L,
'@a'.' anu 0n''ea series o.
i'so'a''ons' c'Sh'een 10 NUMBER, iayins
uo"n : p'a'io'm i9r tne democracy OF
'ne "poie country ~and urging the
SANG upon inc convention by q speech
Intended not Tor the democracy OF
"oa's0n'esy county aione' but OF the
country at large. This feat OF the
nonoraoie ONO Asltator, was work
o. superorosation entirely, I'll timed and
unca''ed ior, which gentleman Of
greater Mooes'y ana sell abnesaiion
@oa'a nave deferred until the assem-
0"'s y National, OF AZ least State
consen''oa. Du' mr.. saiiandigham IS
es'uen''y ambitions Of the distinction
o. ieauership and passes az sirgle
ooaoa' the restraints which proPricty
imposes on other men, to attain It, He
probably intended socreate a sensation,
and TO place himself prominently aud
conspicaous'y before hisPar'y BY taking
the initiative IN movement which he
supposed would become popular. IT
80 ne may be disappointed, Tor But
ier county IN his own State, has repu'
oia'eo ms Platform, aud We do not
ooups 'na' y w'ii DO repud'ated wher-
e'er sumc'cn' Importance IS attached to
tito give It consideration, except IN a
lew localities tainted with quasi,rcpub-
iieanism; for the difference between
republicanism and that platform, except
IN few more strongly marked particu-
lars, Is 50 slight as to make up or pre-
sent that anomalous state of things
understood by distinction without a
difference. There are many things
included IN this strange pronunciamcuto,
but the pith Of it is-"accept the situa.
tlon. We would publish il entire, but
It Is as long as the Declaration Of indie
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-05-25

QUEEN ASNE's AND KENT CouNrY
RAiLRoAp.-The Baltimore corrcspon
dent Of the Maryland RepxJiieas, writ
ing Of this read says: 4
i leaFu that Captain Robert Irwin,
Sons x Co, who are the contractors for
Building the Queen Anue's and Kent
county nilroad, distance Of twenty six
miles from Massey's Cross Roads to
Centrcville. have nearly complesed their
work. The road is now graded, and
some twenty-five miles Of track laid,
with cars running regularly on il. They
expect to duish the work about the mid.
die Of June, after which efforts will pro-
badly be made lsoking to al e1sepsion
Of il six miles fasthcr TO tide water at
Qucenstown. The energy Of these cou.
tractors is worthy Of all praise. They
complete what hey undertake whilst
tiulid slow coaches are thinking about
how TO begin"
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Political Affairs.

A BAD Treasury BoAsT.-Thc
Secretary Of the Treasury reports re-
duction Of the Federal debt, in March
aud April, Of SIT, 1885, 1903. This is u
practical increase of taxation upon the
people of at least three times Sl7,135,.
1903, making s5l ,4O5, 9O9-for it costs
the people at least three dollars to one
of the National debt thus paid, in the
cost of collection, and in tho Tariff
bountics given to monopolists to raise
this surplus revenue.
There is no need of this excessive
taxation upon the people 10 raise such
surplus, and the Secretary of the
Treasury ought to be ashamed, not
proud, ola surplus thus raised by exces.
sive taxation.
There is TO be near 500, 900 900 of
surplus taxation, this fiscal year, and
Sl75 900, 900 ofsurplas taxation, before
a reduction Of the Tariff eau now 20
into opcration-that is to say, by Jan.
uary, 1873. All this excessive taxation
is unnecessary and unjust, and impov-
er;.b.s III, nco,I, ovl, o., ra;so III.
nr;oo - ,ho ~, ~ I,,,' ais' vi" s
h. 70 n,a. my ,ha III. 80 oe = w, a"u
81 " ""' - NV '''u'
Tho colh, A., rhao,o.. r;,,,
D,nar ,l,honaL a.,r,,,,a,,, P.,;a., 'o a.. .
pna p ,,a uai;,;.'I 80, 1:., us jus,
al IS sn"'1'" III ooou
hor :, haI'II,, J,o,.'.s Al, ~ ,..o I ,u
ain, 10 tho conu,rv would E ,ns sr. u.os
E " n 1"e 'ou"''y ~ou'u W 'he SUCCESS
ton having failed to give satisfaction to
the neople nrov;ded the Democr,,;o
party would rarify what il terms The
arbiirament Of the war
1t is now we'll understood that the
Ring" which controls General Graut,
aud shapes the course or his admins.
tratiou, is composed OF Senator Cameron,
Senator Morton, and General Butler
VA. oaa oe eApee'eu from Such a cor
''p. 'O"o'"a.'o"
The New York Illus states that OF
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COnStabIe'S Nale!!

10y virtue Of six wri.s Of Fierf Facias
ID issued by Abner Neal. one of the Jus.
tees of the Peace in and for Carroll coun.
ty, State of Maryland; one at the suit of
John Il. Smith, one at the suit Of Matilda
Neon, one at the suit of Cato Sides, ono
at the suit Of Lewis Minor, and two at the
suit of James Keefer, against the goods
and chattels, lands and tenements of Philip
Doer, and to me directed have seized
and taken into execution all the right, title,
claim, interest and estate, at law aud in
equity Of the said Philip Doer, of, in and
to all that part Of tract Of land called
Back Range Resurveyed, lying and be.
ing in Carroll county Aforesaid, in or hear
Carrollton. which was conveyed to VachelI
Doer by George Flntter and Penelope Flat.
ter his wife by Deed dated the 2Sth Of May.
1910, and recorded among the Land Rel
cords Of Carroll county Aforesaid in I.ibep
w. w., No. 4, Folio $50, &c., and con-
tains FOUR AND ONE HALF ACRES
OF LAND, more or less.
And l hereby give notice that on
Saturday, The Ia day Of June, 1871,
at l o'clock, p. NJ, at the Court House
door, in the city Of Westminster, will sell
said property, SO seized and taken in exc.
cution, to the highest bidder for cash.
REUBEN w. STEM,
may 20 Is Constable.
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There will be a nice little bill to foot
as expenses Of the special committee Of
twenty one to investigate alleged south
ern outrases. This is purely par,izau
movement, designed for effect on the
next Presidential election, by degenerate
factiouists, who are thus faithless to the
interests of the people. The reeking
corruption at Washington demands the
most thorough reform in every depart.
ment Of the government. The bare
contemplation Of it creates TIE most
painful reflections in every patriotic
mind.
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A delegation from Washington couu
ty, called on the President the day
after the Carroll county delegation cal.
led on him, to Invite him to be presen,
at the opening Of the Washington Coun-
" Agricultural Fair, to be held at
Hagerstown iu October. The President
accepted the invitation, contingent
upon his return from the Pacific in
season. The delegation was accompan-
led By Senator Hamilton.
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Carroll County Teachers Institu,.

DR0F. NJ. NEWELL. President of II.
State Normal School, will meet n.
Teachers of Carroll county, in the Pnbrs
School House, in Westminster, on Wr".
NEsDAY, the 9th day of july next, for N.
purpose ofpresiding over the Carroll count.
Teachers Institute. to continue three day,
To prepare for the interesting exercise,
Of the County Institute, the undersigned
respectfully suggests that the teachers Of
contiguous election districts meet at tbs
most convenient Of the following named
places, on SATURDAY, THE 9th IysrAyT
and as often thereafter MS possible, for lba
purpose of holding local associations far
mutual Improvement
Taneytown, Westmip.ler
Carroll Academy, (Myersville) Freedom,
Uniontown, Finksburg,
Middleburg, Hampstead
New Windsor, Manchester.
Ridge School House, 10Th Election Dist.l
Occasionally. if not permanently, It may
suit the convenience and inclination Of sew.
eral of these district associations to NEE,
together, having previously agreed upon
the place.
The Examiner will attend these local as
sociations as often rs possible before the
meeting OF the County Institute.
1t is probable that the School Trustees,
in engaging teachers, will, in general, give
preference to those who shall be members
of the County Institute; and, therefore, all
who desire and expect to be teachers, should
become members of the Institute as well as
of some local association.
neN. The Sixth Annual Commencement
of the State Normal chool will he held in
Concordia Hall, Baltimore, on THURSDAY,
JUNE LIST.
J. NJ. NEWS0N, Examiner.
Office Board Of County School Commis
sioners, Westminster, Nd, May 10Th, 1871
may % at