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DIED.

In this City, on the nth inst, Mary Jose.
phine, second daughter of A. H., and Molly
Huber, aged years, 10 months, and rs DAYS.
On "Wednesday afternoon, March 10Th,
instant, Mrs. Caroline Hood, wife of Charles
". Hood, Of Carroll county. and daughter Of
the late Col. Richard Dorsey, soldier and
officer in the Revolutionary War.
Near HoucksyiIle, on the morning of 18th
instant, Anna r., infant child Of sane and
Capt: Wm.. j. Honck, aged months.
On Sunday morning last, in this county,
Mrs. Louisa, wife Of q. ". Gait, and daugh-
ter Of Abraham Krise, Of Gettysburg, aged AZ
years, Z months and day.
In St. Mary'E county, on the 10Th instant,
Mary Alice, beloved wife Of E. Clarence
Neale.
~ ss,is residence, near this City, on the 18th
instant, Andrew Reese Durhin, aged 50years.
3 months and q days.
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Mr.. Albert Starlings lost, by dogs, an en-.
tire flock of Southdown sheep on Friday
night. Within few months over a hund,
red sheep have been killed by ours within
circumference ofthree miles from Friend
ship. The annapolis Gazette says, 9y
out of every hundred dogs are only fit to
be knocked on the head. As the owners
will not do this, however, the next best
thing is to tax them.
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The 81. Nary's Beacon, in speaking Of
the impotent conclusion of the Credit Mo.
bilier affair in Congress, says We don't
understand and never expect to, how forty
millions of government money could have
been stolen without anybody stealing it, Oh
how Ames could have been guilty of bri,
berry without bribing somebody. This is
what we don't understand and never ex.
pect to.
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TlE Fiflut Of al Order 81 lh1 ofnhahs'
ID Court Of Carroll county, liz snss,s..'...
aa Adnuuisnntof. W. A.. al baia ana Nrs.'..
late Of said comfy dec4ssd, wi|I saIl f,
Pacic Sale, on t1f pftiuitea 81 lIe late Al.
euslns shflyer, deceased. on ihc t4aniI foad
lcad.Rx from Nestminslergo New Xi,.dso1
ilieee ipilee from the former end fSur EolE
tho laueF place, %
T,esisv, tts S5it dag 81 March, fsss,
the following personal property. Il III +
,e,.1urs-s superior work horses. one .s
~f\T2&4 rides and drives a8ii 81 n =,
.r-ftzsX single OF double harness kl,,As..
q blood mare With foal; ycarIine cont.
mich COWS, one Very fine 2.4far aid bell 3
brood sOws, one chester and tlIe other bai3<
shire breed, both will have tiar 81 the tlsy II
sale, or shortly thereafter; 6 me shoats. i al
hog, ] broadtread wagon. nearly new. / mar.
rowtread wagon, Ia good order. .ifrseu
wagon, partly news hay carriages. 2 Stone
beds, with sideboafds, I 4-horse sled, ID.
proved Mccormick reaper. buckeye mower.
springtooth horse rake, wheat drill.
fhreshlHg machine and horse power triple
gearedi ] wlnnowing mill, cutting box.
three-horse plows, two OF them Hnqers,own
make; itwc-horse do, ! two.horse clltivulor.
three-horse do, a superior article: / large
three-horse harrow, ? two horse dol. s;nele
and z double shovel plows, corn forks. IN
of double and triple trees, single trees Ana
Jockey sticks, large ground roller, grain aiId
cioserseed cradles, moving scythe, i new irol.
vice and serewplate, = sets Of hind gears.
sets OF front gears, sets OF single harness.
wagon saddle, collars, bridlsis, halters, linf
and whip, riding brides, good riding saddle.
good leather fynets, feed trough, bolster.
gfindstoae, lackscrew, ice cutter, sixth chain,
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In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Jesse I. Malehorn ct. ais, VS.. Isaac Belt.
ORDERED this 18th day Of March, A. d.
" 1878, that the account Of the Auditor
filed in this cause be finally ratified and con-
frmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the slst day Of March.
instant; provided copy Of this order be in.
serted for two successive weeks before the last
named day in some newspaper published in
Carroll county.
JNo. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
mar l5-at JSo. B. BosE, Clerk.
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ExTRAvAGANT LlvING.-Llst winter
Mrs. Senator Stewart from Nevada
whose husband is very wealthy, furnished
her par.ors with the most splendid
and costly furniture, imported from Ia
rope, surprising anything in Washington
and rivaling in elegance and gorgcousness
the furniture that embelishes the purlor
of Queens and Expresses To show. of
her magnificent parlors Mrs. Stewart of
course gave party costing two or three
thousand dollars more.
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NO. 1856 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County as a
Court of Equity.
Joseph b. Dehoff and John W. Dehoff, VS..
Jacob n. Dehcf and Samuel d. Dehoff.
ORDERED this 18th day of March, 1878,
~ that the sale made and reported By John
W. Dehoh, Trustee, for the safe Of the Real
Estate in the proceedings in this cause mcn-
toned and decreed to be sold be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 10th day Of April
next; provided copy of this order be insert
ed in some newspaper printed in Carroll
county, once in each ofthree successive weeks
before the said iUth day of April next.
The report states the amount Of sale to be
$300O.0U
JNO. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,--Test:
mar l5-3t Jxo. b. Boyle. Clerk.
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SPAIN.-Notwithstanding the difficulties
which beset the Spanish Republic, Senior
Figueras and his associates have made
some important steps toward the formation
OF permancnt government, founded upon
the will of the people, properly expressed,
There will be an election for delegates to Il
constituent Cortes, and nj that election all
Spaniards over twenty years will have the
right to vote. Under the Prim system
all men under twenty-five were dis.
franchised, and thus the voting list most
materially reduced. At the same time the
young men OF the nation were cut off from
all participation in political affairs. This
will be rcmedied under the Republican
programme. The friends of Spanish
Republic are divided into two sections.
One is known as the Federal section. the
other as the Unitarian section. The
former take their ideas from the Ameri-
can system, favor cheap government, local
laws on the fashion of our States.
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WANTED.

n energetic young man to act as Agent
"A for the Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing Ma
chine Company, in Carroll county. Outfit
furnished, and liberal inducements offered to
an active man. Address with references
WHEELER a WILSON
AASuPAcruktxe Co,
PA W. Baltimore st., Baltimore, Nd.
mar 1h.at --
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Esiafc Of Simon Shit, deceased.

Estate Of Simon iShih, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subsex;-
IN Der has obtained from the Orphaus,
Court Of Carroll county, letters Testameptary
on the Personal Estate Of
SIMON shit,
late of Carroll county, deceased. AlIpersons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the subscrii.
Der, on or before The LIST day Of October. fs73;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit OF said estate. Those indebted arc
requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this Iith aay of
March, 1873.
GERSH0M HUFF,
mar l5-3t Executor.
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NOTICE.

TINE Stockholders ofthe Taylor Manufac.
Il turing Company of Westminster, arc
hereby notified that an instalment OF 500 be,
share on the stock of said Company, will be
due and payable on the 10th day OF April,
next. A. d. SCHAEFFER,
mar 1887 Secretary and Treasurer.
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WASHINGTON CouSTY.-The Public
Schools of Washington county will b,
closed on the 10th of April.
Work has been resumed on thencw Couri
House in Hagcstown.
The wheel fieldes in Washington com.
ty are looking we'll
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Raymond's camp ground has been Sc
cured for camp meeting purposes the com.
ing season, by the friends of this circuit,
in which York, Wrightsville, Columbia,
Hanover and Baltimore win be invited "a
participatc,- FORK Gazette
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

NO. III EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County as q
Court of Equity.
John Utz and Wife ct. ais, VS.. Laura W.
Brown and Adam II. Brown.
ORDERED this 18th day Of March, A. D..
" 1873, that the sale made and reporte d
by Joel Roop and Anna L. Flattman, Trus-
tees, for the sale Of the Real Estate in III e
proceedings in this cause mentioned and de /.
creed to be sold be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
ON or before the tenth day Of April next pro-
vided a copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed in Carroll county, once in
each OF three successive weeks before the tenth
day of April next.
The report states the amount Of sale to be-
S2I0U.0U.
JN0. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,--Test:
mar l5-3t JSo. B. BoYlr, Clerk.
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Commissioners, Notice.

THE County Commissioners Of Carroll
Il county, viii meet at their Office, in " est
minister, on the FiRsr MONDAY or APRIL,
1873, for the transaction Of business.
BY order,
JABEZ A. BUSH,
mar sat Clerk.
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Also on the day aforesaid, at Q O'Clock, A.
NJ, the Undersigned, Trustee, BY virtue Of
the afort said Deed Of Trust, will sell the fol.
lowing Personal Property, viz: 2 ~
work mares, colt two years old; 1Gx3e
nfWWN do. one year old; milch XczA
W1xX cows, fresh by the day of sale; 5
--3A-1-hea of young cattle, two Of which
are nulis: chester SOW, will have pigs by
April lst.i shoats, threshing machine, new,
tripled geared; rockaway wheat fan, one B
or horse wagon as good as new; horse
do, cart and gears, one 3-horse pillow, one 2.
horse pillow, 8-horse harrow, and do cultiva.
tor, single and double shovel plows corn
forks, rakes, hoes, sets Of new breechbands,
sets front gears, sets single harness, rock.
away buggy, single, double and triple trees.
log, halter and COW chains, one 3-horse
stretcher, grain bags, barrels, boxes; 10 acres
OF rye growing, II acres of wheat growing.
Also household and kitchen furniture, con.
sistlng Of 3 beds and bedsteads, cook stove
and fixtures, parlor stove, sink, corner cup
board, tables, chairs, lot of cider barrels, meat
tubs, chnrn, crooks, &c. Work bench, lot of
carpenter tools, &c, &c.
Terms Of sale Of Personal PROPERTY ;--AIl
sums of 70 and under, cash; on sums above
50 credit Of six months viii be given, BUR.
chasers to give their notes with approved Sc.
curity, bearing interest from day of sale. No
property to be removed until settled for.
JAMES Z. DODRER,
mar S'ts Trustee.
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A RGAND 4 German Student Lamps,
A Glass and Marble Stand do, Porcelain,
Glass and Paper Shades, improved BulavTs
jan 25 W.O. LIGSETS.
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James McElhany, of South End, Mass
WIS executed yesterday, for the murder Of
his wife, in August last.
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WANTED.

4 AB0RlNG MEN wanted on Tho Mine,
- Of Chestnut Hill ifcn Ore Company.
near Manchester, Maryland Ready work To-
good men. Apply At the Mines
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WANTET

II n exchsnge for House and Lot in West
"a minister, Nd, or to purchase, small
country place Address P. o. Box No. q,
Westminster, Nd feb ~ 81
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Look Heral

NAkDS, Circulars, Programmes, Shipping
~ Tags, Bill Heads, in fact everything re.
quircd in the Printing line can be obtninea at|
the ADyocArE Office. IN
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY by
VIM II. AND CHARLES II. vANDERfORD,
oYFicE, NO. 8, CARROLL HALL.

TEitMs.-S2 per year IN adynnce sltRle comics i
cents No subscription discontinued until an afo,nf n
are pald mnl,.s Of The option OF the publishers.
ADVERTISING kATEs,-one square lines VIII
subsequent Insertion. one square mos $3.50, 6
mos 81; u MOS, s. business Cards not exceeding
lines. IS per year When the number of Insertions
Is not marked advertisements viii be continued until
forbid and charged accordingly. Yearly ADVERTISERS
must conhne advertisements to their own business.
Gals 10 cents perl Marriages and Deaths Inserted
free Obituaries and personal communications 8
cents per line
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Everything New.

NTE recently purchased new assortment
w Of Job Type for use during the pres.
cnt season. jan i
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Key West, Florida, turns out 472,oOO
cigars weekly.
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GARDEN SEED.

lvEHE Hollock Robinson's Garden Seed,
IL fresh and new, of all kinds, just received
by d. W. H0UCK,
feb 22-5c Houcksville, Nd
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Notice to Creditors.
Bank Dividend Notice.

TINE President and Directors of Carroll
Il County Savings Bank of Uniontown,
have declared a Dividend Of EIGHT PER
CENT. on pertinent deposits, and FIVE
PER CENT. on all other deposits, payable
on or after the tenth instant.
X. b. WARDEN, President.
VIZ. H. STAIR, Treasurer mar s-8t
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TRUsTEE ) ssiLE
Real and Personal Prppertn.

- -
TEsHE undersigned, Trusssu, ~ sstne Il r.
a Deed Of Trust executed % HIM ly ALEX.
aildsr 4. Adlegperger, dated August 81, x.
d. 1872, will on
M0NL4 Y, the en- day Of March, "A. D.
1873. at O'Clock, =. NJ, offer 1t Public Snle.
on The premises, to the highest bidder,
Farm containing
1872 ACRES OF LAND.
more or less. This PROPERTY Il situate IL
Taneylown District, Carroll comfy, Nd.
about miles east from faneytown, 4 miles
from Welsts Min, aud ! mile south from
Shues Station on the Frederick aud Pennsyl-
yanla Line Railroad, and adjoins lands Of
Josiah Baumgartner, Edward Spauldine and
others about 40 acres Of this farm Is covered
with heavy and thriving Timber, and the resi-.
due is cleared land in good state Of cultiva
lion and enclosed with good fences. The
improvements on this property consist OF 4
two story Brick DWELLING
HOUSE, Log Tenant House, A,fA ~
Bank Barn, Carriage House, III - lzsA
Smoke House, Wash House iiia;ab
Hog House, two wells Of never failing water
near the dwelling, and athriving Young Apple
Orchard and other Fruit Trees.
TIE Terms Of sale are as follors, riz -
One third part Of the purchase money shall be
paid BY the purchaser or purchasers to the
trustee on the day ofsale or on the ratfca-
ton thereof by the Circuit Court for Carroll
county rs a Court Of Equity, and the residue
shall be paid In two equal payments, the one
70 be paid in one year, and the other in two
years from the day Of sale, with interest. and
TO be secured by the notes Of the purchaser or
purchasers with security to be approved by
the Trustee.
JAMES E. DODRER,
Trustee.
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CORN

HsHE subscriber has on hand and for sale.
a go bushels Of White Flint Corn. suitable
for Meal and Hominy.
D. W HoUcK.
ieb 1z-et Houcksville, Nd.
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J. =. TasLou, A. b. scaasgYen,
President sec'v. and rfsas.
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= ". Q. LIeeEIs.
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ions NJ. YIScLIse, Auctionesr.
mar SITS
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TRUSTEES sale
UFA
DESIRABLE SMALL FARM.
81 Acres and l Rood Of land.

more or less. The improvements on this
land consist of a two story Weatherboardea
nWEI LING HnITSIS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-04

He familiarly opens the door, proceeds
to his old room, and while there employs
himself in examining his trunk. Being
spoken to he answers not, but ne attempts
to molest no one. Some think he is an
impostor trying to drive the unhappy
father TO dispose of his farm at a sacri-
fee, others persist that he is q true
specter
A woMAN's determination to part her
hair at the side broke up a wedding at
Bangor, Me-, last week. The company
had all assembled, the clergyman was in
his place, and the groom proceeded up
stairs to escort his chosen one to the
altar, The lady was splendidly dressed,
but in arranging her hair had adopted
the new STYLE" To this the young man
objected in the most decided terms, say
ing that 1t looked too brazen and "fast;"
that the hair of bride should be parted
modestly in the middle A sharp war Of
words followed, which resulted In dec
laration on the part CT the angry youth
that he had taken firm stand; that the
hair must be undressed or he would never
look upon it again. To this the girl re-
piled that he might leave as soon as he
pleased, and leave he did, much to the
disgust of the people who came to par.
take of the wedding supper and were
turned out of the house without 1t.
THE tender, loving wife of citizen of
Hartford, Conn, recently decided to give
her husband a present-just for sur.
prise, you know-and that she might
keep her secret and puzzle him, she
thought she would send it by express Sc
she went to work, did this tender, loving
wife, and bought a little box, and some
gunpowder, matches and sandpaper.
These she put in the box, and with hel
own tender, loving hands so arranged
them that when the box was opened, the
match would be scratched against the
sandpaper with the result that may bt
imagined This offering of wifely affec
tion was duly sent and duly delivered; but
somehow it happened that the inferna
machine didn't work, and the female il
trying to think, in the solitude of he
present abode, what was the matte
with it.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-04
A Sad Story.

To DAY there is man going about the
streets of this city, ragged, dirty and pen
nlless, subsisting on free lunches, and the
charities of gamblers, and has not slept in
a bed for months, who, during the war,
was one of the most dashing cavalry Off
GERS in the Union army, and was pro-
NOTED from the rank of First Lieutenant
to full Brigadier and Brevet Major-G
eral, for brilliant exploits on the field of
battle, and who for long time had
large and important command.
He has been here for two months, under
an assumed name, being ashamed to dim
the brilliancy of his record in the service
of his country by an exhibition of his
degradation under his former honored
name. He is generally very reticent,
having little to do with any one or talk
Ing but little, save when "engineering"
for drink, at which he is remarkably
successful.
Night before last, while lying helpless
ly drunk in the rear part of Third street
saloon, some men thought to play joke
on him by stealing his shirt, and pro.
ceeded to strip him. Underneath his
shirt, and suspended by string around
his neck, was a small canvas bag, which
the men opened and found it to con-
tain his commission as Brevet Major
General, two congratulatory letters, one
from Grant and one from President Lin.
coin, photograph of little girl and a
curl of hair-a chestnut shadow" that
doubtless one day crept over the brow of
some loved one.
When these things were discovered,
even the half.drunken men who found
them felt respect for the mans former
greatness, and pity for his fallen condi.
tion, and quietly returned the bag and
contents to where they found them, and
replaced the sleeper's clothes upon him,
Yesterday Neaos reporter tried to inter
view the man and endeavor to learf
something of his life in the past few years
hut he declined to communicate anything
He cried like child when told how hi
right name and former position were as
certained, and, with tears trickling dowr
his cheeks, said: "For Gods sake, sir
don't publish my degradation, or my
name at least, if you are determined t
say something about il. 1t is enough
that know myself how low have be
come. Will you promise that mucht l
will do no good, but will do my friends
great deal of harm, as, fortunately, the.
think / died in South America, where
went at the close of the war"
Intemperance and the gaming table, h
said, had wrought his ruin.-RanSas CT
| NeaDS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-04
Thn Lnma of Henlth.


useless for State Legislatures TO pass laws for
the preservation OF the public health, II the great
law OF selfpreservation, which depends for its en-.
torcement upon the VIII Of the Individual Is suffered
10 remain dead letter. There is scarcely an adult
member Of the community, Of either sex, In this
country, who has not seen the testimony In favor Of
Hostetter Stomach Bitters furnished their own
signatures by persons of acknowledged eminence in
SCIENCE literature, art, commerce, and every depart
ment of business and professional lie. These wit
nesses have declared In the most explicit terms that
the preparation is a safeguard against epidemics,
sovereign remedy for dyspepsia. valuable anti.b-
ious medicine, promoter Of appetite. genial and
harmless stimulant, good acclimating medicine, a
strengthener OF the nerves, general invigorant.
protection against the deleterious effects of malaria
and impure water. and that It imparts degree Of
vigor activity to the vital forces whchs not
muncated by any other OF the toncs and stomachics
in use. Under these circumstances the selfpreserva
tive law OF nature should teach every rational person
who either by OF inherent debility or in con-
sequence of expo ure to unwholesome infuencess Ia
In peril Of losing the greatest of ali temporal bless
ngs health the importance of using the Bitters as
defensive medicine. Dyspeptics VINO neglect to give
Il trial simply their own enemies. 1t is guaran
teed to indigestion In all its forms. and the bill
ious and nervous will nnd nothing in the whole range
Of oflcinal and proprietary medicines which will af
| ford them thes anne relief.