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Tribute OF RESPECT.
WESTMINSTER, Au0. 81, 1872.

WESTMINSTER, AUG. 81, 1872.
At a regular meeting of the Board of
directors OF the First National Bank of
Westminster, held on tho above date,
Granville S Hainrs, Vice President in
the Chair, and William A. Cunning
ham, Secretary, the following Preamble
and Resolutions were unanimously u
dopted:
WHEREAS it has pleased Almighty
uod, the Supreme Ruler of the L inverse
TO remove from among us by death our
late President, Augustus Shrivor. and
whereas 1t is customary and right and
justly duo to his memory, that we should
place on record our humble testimonial
OF bis worth, virtues, ohnia cter and ser,
vices, therefore,
RSsoirci, That in the death of Angus
tus Shriver, we have, each one, lost a
dear and valued friend. ard the Bank
sustained nm almost irrcparrable loss
which is deeply felt by every member
OF the Board and officers of the Bank.
ResolVed That in him we recognized
those superior qualifications for the po-
sition he has filled with 80 much skill
and ability. prominent among which
was that high appreciation of the digni-
~ and honour of the profession whose
business makes US the oustodians of the
property and interests of our stockhold.
eTs and customers, frequently including
widows and orphans.
Re'olrei That his careful attention to
the business of the Bank, his kind and
pleasant manners, bis enlarged and lib
eral views, and above all his sterling
integrity, have contributed much to our
prosperity and success as a National
Bank.
Resolred, That we will ever cherish
his virtues in dear remembrance, and
endeavor to emulate the bright exam
pie he has left for our imitation, and
that we hereby tender to his sorrowing
family the assurances of car deepest
sympathy aud coincidence with them in
this their bitter hour of affection, in
which our highest consolation is that
our loss is his eternal gain.
Resotred, That these Resolutions be
engrossed upon the minutes of the
Bank, and published in the County pa
papers also that copy be sent to the
family.
GRANVILLE S. HAINES.
Vice President.
W. A. Cunningham, Scc'y.
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Estate Of Samuel Bricker, deceased.
N0TIcE Is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Carroll county, letters Parliamentary on tho
Personal Estate Of
SAMUEL BRTCkER,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the came with The vouchers
thereof legally authenticated ID the subscriber.
on or before the 9Th day Of january. neat:
they may otherwise BY law be excluded from
all benefit Of said Estate. Those indebted are
requested to make immediate payment.
1872.
DAVID GEINAN,
iniy zzAt Executor.
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OF The Peace, State,
Business,
Laying Out and Opening Public Roads.
Public schools.

For the support OF Public Schools
= OF the county, being II cents in
the 500 valuation Of assessable
property in the county ......... 90, 5s5 %
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l4O Acres of Land,

Estate Of Ddsta Plain, deceased.
NoTICEighereb given thaiihe subscri-
IN bers have obtained froni the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters OF Admin
istration on the Personal Estate OF
DANIEL PLAIN,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All per-
sens having claiino against the deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated
to the subscriber, on or before the 30. ,s.sy
OF january next they may otherwise By law
be excluded from all benefit 81 said estate.
Those indebted are requested to make inn
mediate payment.
Given under my hand this 2sd day Of
Juls, 1872.
WILLIAM CRUMBACKER,
NATHAN CRUMBACKER.
july q At Administrators.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

RY virtue of commission issued to us
hp by the County Commissioners for Car
roll county, to examine and determine
whether the public convenience requires
change of public road in said county,
leading from Uniontown TO Linwood. said
change commencing at point near Hites-
chews' lot, and running through the land
OF Elias Stoufier, to point on the Middle.
burg road, and TO close the old road from
said point to town. This is therefore to
notifs all persons whom it may concern,
that the undersigned will meet on the pre-
misses, on Tuesday, September l0fh, 1879.
at o'clock, A. NJ, to execute the trust
rcposed in us by the said commission.
JACOB ZACHARIAS,
MOSES HAINES,
DAVID ST0NER,
aug s.5t Examiners.
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ChatsWorth Female Institute
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
No. lSS FRANILIN STREET,
BAiTiNoUE.

MISS A. Z. HASSON, Principal, Mrs.
WI G, Z. Engelbrecht, Vice. Principal,
aided by Professors aud Teachers of esiab
lished reputation, will Reopen September
10th. The location is high and healthy
building large, with spacious shaded
grounds. Circulars at Institute.
july 27.tf
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$3.50, 10000.
TWENTY ran cESr PAID uP AND INVESTED on
REAL ESTATE ~ MARYLAND.
Carroll Go. Branch Officers.

John J.. Rcif.nider, President.
III lip II. l.. Myers, Vice President.
Chas. J. liuging, Treasurer.
NJ. Roberts, Special Agent
Secretary.
DR.. j. II. Billingslea, Medical Examiner.
Extract from contract between Republic
Life lns, Company aud the Carroll Count
branch:
"The Republic Life Insurance Company
shall keep loaned in said District, (that Is Car.
roll County,l fifty per cent. of net premium
receipts on policies at said Agency, on such
property as the District Board may recon-
mend, with the approval Of the Finance Com
mittee Of said Republic Life Insurance Com
pany."
TRUSTEES OF THE CARROLL COUNTY
BRANCH:
John l.. Rcifsnider, Philip II. l.. MYERS,
Chas. j. lingling, Joshua Yingling, Morde-
cal &. Mckinstry, Ezra Shrincr, ClotWorthie
Birnie, VIM. Bachman, Samuel Roop, Jose.
phus Hoppe, WIN. N. Martin, Frank +. Shaw.
Philip Babylon, all OF whom hold policies In
the Republic Life Insurance Company.
The Trustees for Carroll County cannot ex p
coed Twenty In number.
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RED HERRING,

SAssArRAs SMOKED, put up expressly for
- family use For sale by
ju 10 CHIMES & ST0UFFER.
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GALL and see my fine assortment OF
~ French Cloths, Cassimeres, and Goods
OF all grades and kind, at Philadelphia
prices.
&C. p /. G0EsUCH.
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County Indebtedness.

For interest on County Certii-
Gates outstanding and unpaid
amounting to the gross sum Of
S55, $50. ................. ........ $3327 90
For redemption of same .......... 5000 90
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Caution.
CAUTION.

I hereby forewarn all persons from trusting
1 my wife, Lucinda V. Honok, she having
let my bed and board without Just cause
or proyocation, will pay no debts Of her con
tracing.
July FIST" JOHN r. HOUCK.
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Eslate q .Samael B. Fl.lrn,a,.. .leeeass.t

Estate Of Samuel B. Fa.rmaa, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Subscribers
IN have obtained from the Orphans Coart OF
Carroll county, letters OF Administration on
the Personal Estate Of
SAMUEL h, FUlIRMAx,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased, are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the subscriber
on or before the Sd day Of February next:
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted are
requested 70 make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of July,
1877.
SARAH JANE THURMAN.
DANIEL c. TRANSPORTER,
aug 3-tt Administrators.
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Total for County purposes, Sl7,l54,GI2
Bank and other Stocks deducted
that pay State Tax, 1904
Total for State purposes, SlG4,35 %
County Tax on Sl7,l5l,Gi2 at
80 cents per 800, sS5,773 2l
State Tax on Sl6l 1856 % at II
per Sl00, 27,9IO 81
Total $ll3,713 rs
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CGnstabIe's Sale.

DY virtue Of Six writs Of venditioni ex
ID ponas, issued by William Fisher, one
OF the Justices Of the Peace Of the State of
Maryland, in and for Carroll County, to
me directed, | will expose to sale, at Pub
lie Auction, upon the premises, ON
Saturday, The In Of august, 1872,
at 2 O. o'clock, p. NJ, for cash, all the right.
title, claim, interest and estate, at law aud
in equity, of William l.. Grouse, in and to
the Real Estate situate in the County and
State aforesaid, Of which Samuel Grouse,
died, seized ana possessed, being the one.
sixth part of a tract of land near fancy.
town, County and State aforesaid, con.
tanning
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the West aud SOUTH shall be invested where
received, under the direction Of the Branch
Officers, subject to the approval Of the Central
Committee.
RATES AND PLANS or PRENIUM
In order still further to secure confidence, to
avoid the chances Of Interpretations by
agents, and the consequent disttust, Tng RE-
PunLic adopted the common sense principle
applied 10 all other kinds of business Of furnish
ing $50 much insurance for 50 much money, -
hiking definite premium each wear for il.
pOlicies-A Low, SAFE, CASH bATE. The tune
was when this proper rate was difficult to
ascertain. owing to want Of statistics aud
experience, which it was well for the policy
holder Ia pay high premium To DO sure To
cover the contingoneiee-but now, facts have
been gathered, tables compiled, and losses
computed, more accurately than in any other
business aud therefore the proper rate can be
easily fixed. 1t seems wise, therefore, for
policy holders To pay premium high enough
(as the Mutual Companies required to furnish
both the capital and reserve needed for the
business simply for the sake Of having pasi
81 the difference between the high and low
premium returned to them at some indefinite
future time, in so-called dividend.
Ihn' ~ i's purposes, organization and plane,
TRE REFuBLic Las lSsUaAScg Co ugpeais 10 he
FuhoIc sriRir, PRIVATE INTEREST aud COMMON
SENSE Of each individual of the community
II offers to policy holders the SECURIrY Of 4
very large capital, in the hands Of men Of the
highest character, scattered widely throughout
the entire country Of Managers OF large
practical experience, and also OF a pocuniaTy
interest 10 its success, whose capital as we'll rs
character is pledged to the policy holders first
and who are therefore more likely to manage
carefully and safely than if they were simply
trustees of the policy holders funds, as 10 the
case IN mutual eompauiesi OF the same safe
guards of state restrictions, deposits, yalua-
tons, reports, requirements, investigation by
legally appointed commissioners, aud other
legislation which are now thrown around all
the companies for the protection Of the policy
holders.
William Woodward, President.
James A. Gary, Vice President.
9. 7. McCay, Ind Vice President.
Johns Hopkins, Treasurer.
A. l.. Quincy, Secretary.
VIM. Woodward, Jr., Assistant Secretary,
Charles Z. Phepc, Attorney.
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Taxes Improperly Paid and
Bridges Built by Contract.

To Christian Await for building
bridge over Big Pipe Greek $50 -.
To Moses Anders for buildinga
bridge over the patapsco river
at Sykesville sos go.
To Jesse Brown for extra work
on the Bridge at Winch aster's
Mills, per order of Board l25 80.
To Lafayette Banes for filling up
at Bridge at Sykesville so 30
To Joshua L. Coltrider for
building bridge over Geor.
ge's Run 1870 So.
To Christian Await for extra
work done at Winters bridge CO %
To Abdel Wentz for building
Bridge over an arm Of the
Gunpowder Falls ITO 80.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
by THE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
FOR
CARROLL COUNTY.
FOR 1877.
FOR 1872.

A MOUNT Of assessible property and of
N the taxes in each District, us follows
I,;s No A.,a.,..., . f., ,oe go
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LADIES PAPER PATTERNS.
Something New for Ladies'.

Il Attest style Ladies and Children's
L. Garments cut in Paper. We have be.
come the Agent of the New York Publish.
ing House and are in receipt ofnew Patterns
as they come out. Promptly mailed upon
receipt of order Call and get an Illustrated
Catalogue.
Il. X. GERNAND,
Corner Main and Court Streets,
ap 27.2m Westminster.
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TRUSTEES OF THE CARROLL COUNTY
BRA NCH.
Plans of the Company.

The foundation idea of THE REPUBLIC LIFE
issuance COMPANY, the one which gave it
birth and secured for 1t the sympathy Of its
strong men, was to organize Company which
should be 80 strong in capital and chara ter
~ to al once secure confidence and patr Onage,
and thus prevent, in some measure the ANNUAL
drain from the West and South OF millions Of
dollars for Life Insurance Premiums, and keep
them for investment At HONE.
To carry out Its leading idea, the constitu-
ton provides that the Stock subscribed, and
the surplus premiums paid in each locality (in
the West and South) shall be invested where
received, under the direction Of the Branch
othccrs, subject to the approval Of the Central
Cnmmittee.
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FOR SALE.

L HAVE on hand and for sale Fuller's Cop.
4 per bye Kettle, capacity 100 gallons,
which was taken out during the conaagration
of Rockdale Wooden Factory, without injury
or damage. 1t had been used only one season.
win DO sold bargain. Apply to
Iloueksville, Carroll county, Aid.
july 27-4t
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s ACRES OF LAND.

also TWO HOUSES and A >N-O
lots of Ground, situate in EJT1fSAzlA
Taneylown, late the prop. 1it1E4itlt
erly Of the said William l.. '--ss's-S
Grouse. seized and taken in execution by
virtue Of six several writs, one Mt the suit
of Samuel Swope, surviving partner Of j.
and 5. Swope one at the suit Of Samuel
Swope, Administrator OF Samuel Grouse.
deceased one at the suit of Samuel
Swore, Administrator, D. b. n. of John
IL. Grouse; one at the suit of Banes
Wright one at the suit of John ". Car.
roll aud one at the suit Of G. T. Motter.
JAMES KUHNS,
july 20 IS Constable.
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building bridge over Geor-
ge's Run 1870 ...
To Christian Await for extra
work doue at Winters bridge CO %
To Abdel Wentz for building
Bridge over an arm Of the
Gunpowder Falls ITO -.
miscellaneous,
Samuel Ault for fitting and furnish
ing Gas pipes SIG Is
George Fringer for blankets fur
nished Jail 81 20
Leonard Zcpp, NJ. D., for profession
al services rendered at Jail II so
10 Gas Light Co. of Westminster for
lG71S feet Of Gass Piping and
GAS Fixtures 100 IS
John kroh for Boarding, Lodging
and Nursing John Meddlecoat "a
Carroll County Pauper,) while be
had his leg broken IS 90
Elizabeth Essic for nursing and at
tending to David Lent during
sickness and death Is 90
Gas Light Co. of Westminster, for
use OF Gas as per vouchers 2 SC
Isaac Winchester for removing sand
gravel and stone from Bridge at
bis Mill 60 90
A. Il. Huber for Postage Stamps for
Clerks and Conm's. offices 20 80
Ephraim Cover for ) steers, 1850
lbs. at cents per ID. 1902 30
Granville Wilson, Steward, for
freight paid to W. NJ. X. r. Co. 10 7s
WIN. A. Mckellip for services rem
dered in going to Baltimore and
return In connection with the case
OF State VS.. Joseph Davis at the
instance and request Of the Attor-
ney General 10 %
Lewis G. Franklin, use Of room, fuel
aud iinhts for the electuns beld
Nov. 1863, 10 and Z. Is 90
II. II. iAmotte use If room, DC, TO
hold the election for Nov. 1870 6 90
Louis Delman use Of room for tho
election OF Nov. 1871 500
Adam EiSenhauer making l coffin 90
David Fuss making collins as per
George II. Fair making 1 collins 20 90
Ira 4. Grouse making IL collins so 90
Shorb a Lcister for repairs at Court
House, Ballot Box and making
collins 81
John NJ Tnrncy making 9 collins 90 90
ZachariAh Brashear collins small 8 90
Joseph Arnold making | colin 90
Francis Brcngle, States Attorney
for Frederick county, fees as fol-
lows;
S late vs.. Benjamin Bond 20 90
IL aac y. Peason for legal fees In
three CAGES Of Indictment against
WIN. II. Bell, as per Criminal
Docket 80 90
Geo. N. Fringer, Sheriff, for extra
services required Ia summOning
100 Jurors in the case Of State vs..
Joseph Davis &C 90
Peter b. Mikescll assistant officer Of
Registration for the 9Th District &c 90
John Tracy for services in the cap
ture OF Joshua Oher 100 90
George N. Parke for making out re-
turns OF the elections for Return
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Total amount OF Expenses SIS, 42G 6s5S
JOSEPHUS II. HOPPE,
JOSEPH SPURkiER,
GEORGE X. FRANK,
County Commissioners.
Test:
JABEE A. BUSH, Clerk.
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TO Females.

When female is in trouble, or afiicted
with disease, as weakness of the back and
limbs, pain in the head, dimness of sies.,
loss OF muscular power, palpi,ation Of the
heart, irritabllity, nervousness, extreme urin.
airy difficulties, arrangement of digestive func-
tons, general debility, vaginitis all diseases of
the womb, hysterin, sterilty and all othe,
diseases peculiar to females, she should 20 o,
write at once to the celebrated female doctor,
W. X. Doherty, at his Medical Institute. and
consult him about her troubles and disease.
The Doctor is effecting more cures than any
other Physician in the State Of California.
Let no false delicacy prevent you, but apply
Immediately ana save yourself from painful
safferings and premature death. Married La
dies, whose delicate health or other circum.
stances prevent an increase in their families,
should write or call at DR.. W. X. Doberty'c
Medical Institute, and they will receive every
possible relief and help. The doctors Offices
are so arranged that he can be consulted with
out fear of observation.
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SpermatOrrhOca.

DIR. DOHERTY has just published an In
portant pamphlet embodying his own views
and experiences in relation to Impotence or
Virility being short Treatise on Sperms-
torrhoea or Seminal Weakness, Nervous and
Physical Debility consequent on this affection
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs.
This little work contains information Of the
utmost value to all, whether married or single,
and will be sent FREE by mail on receipt Of
Six CENTS in postage stamps for return postage
Address w. X. DOHERTY, MD.
San Francisco, Cal.
October 5, 1867. 4S:tf
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BREAKING OXEN. The education
should commence at one year old. A
suitable yoke and bows are provided; the
tails are tied together by the tufts, that
they may not turn round and reverse the
yoke. A rope is fastened to the near horn
Of each steer; these ropes unite in one q
short distance from their heads They
are allowed to stand in the yoke often,
when not in exercise, and are exercised
daily until they arc familiar with the diff
ferent motions, and words and signs used
to control them. They are then yoked to
a pair Of wheels only, and exercised with
them. To teach them to back, strike them
quick blows on the nose with the palm of
your hand, using at the same time the
proper word. Quietness and gentleness
should be used during the lessons, and q
little salt will pacify them should they be-
come unruly. Never uuyoke them when
they arc excited ; let them cool down first.
It should be borne in mind that whatever
is learned now will be remembered, and
lessons shonld be given with the greatest
care.
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FASTENING LOOSE WfNDow-SAsHEs.

Fastening LOOSE WfNDow-SAsHEs.
The most convenient way to prevent
loose window-sashes from rafting un-
pleasantly when the wind blows, is to
make four one-sided buttons of wood, and
screw them to the stops which are nailed
to the face castings Of the window, making
each button Of proper length to press the
side Of the sash outwards when the end of
the button is turned down horizontally.
The buttons operate like cam. By
having them Of the right length to crowd
the stiles of the sash outward against the
outer stop Of the window frame, the sash
will not only be held so firmly that it can
not rattle, but the crack which admitted
dust and current of cold air will lie
closed 80 tightly that no window-strips
Will be required. The buttons should be
placed about halfway from the upper to
the lower end Of each stile of the window
sashes.
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rULTUM IN pARvo.

The following twelve paragraphs from
On old horticultural publication, are worthy
Of place amongst the valued rules that
should govern we'll regulated home:
FRUIT TREEs.--1. When fruit trees
occupy the ground, nothing else should
except short grass.
2. Fruitfulness and growth Of the tree
cannot be expected the same year.
8. There is no plum that the cureulio
will not take, though any kind may some.
times escape for one year iu one place.
4. Peach borers will do much damage
when stiff clay is hsaped up round the tree
q foot high. '' .'
S. Pear blight still puzzles the greatest
men. The best remedy known is to plant
two for every one that dies.
6. If you don't know how 10 prune,
don't hire man from the other side Of
the sea, who knows less than you do.
:. Don't cut of big lower limb unless
you are renter, and don't care what be-
comes of the tree when your time is out.
8. A tree with the limbs coming out
near the ground is worth two trees
trimmed up five feet, and is worth four
trees trimmed up ten feet, and 80 until
they ere not worth anything. -e...4~.,r.-
9. Trim down, not up.
49, Shorten in, not lengthen up. En
IL. II you had your arm cut off. you
would feel it at your heart-a tree will moi
feel, but rot to the heart. ,st ..-sir57a
IL. When anybody tells you Of gar
dener that understands all about horticul
ture and agriculture, and that can be hired
don't believe word of it for there are M
such to be hired. Such man can make
more than you can afford to give him, and
if he has sense enough to understand thu
business, be will also have enough to know
this. t5t}tb 2 : q
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RHruMArrsM TN Cove m.

"a n H.
RHEUMArIsM IN Cows.-Tbe symp.
toms Of rheumatism are swelling Of joint
or joints, as for instance the fetlock joint
The swelling il accompanied BY lameness
aud the disease has q tendency to shift
from one leg to another, or to affect more
parts Of the body than that in which il
FIRST appeared. The most frequent causes
Of rheumatism are damp, badly drained
stables or ccwsheds, exposed to cold
winds; and IN important item in the
treatmsut Of the disease is to protect the
asiinsi from any Of the causes mentioned
The swollen joints should be gently rubbed
with camphorated spirit, and half an
csuce Of carbonate Of potash given twice
q day 10 q quart Of tepid water. Die,
shoold be of rather laxative kind.