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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-07-03

Lcttdrs-Thrce cents for each half onuce
or fraction thereof
Drop Let ters--Where delivered By car
riero two cents fyr each half onnec or frae-
ton thereof. At other cEiccs, one cent
for each half ounce Or fraction thereof.
Printed Matter-One cent for each two
ounces or traction thereof. Seeds, bu'bs.
cuttings, roots, scions, chromos and en-.
craving are chased with printed mat
ter.
Negchaudisc-T@o cents for each two
ounces or fraction thereof, limited to twelve
ounces. When any such matter is mailed
wholly unpaid, aud by iaalgertece reaches
destination, dolb.e rates should be charged
and collected.
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A Danbcry boy who reads the papers
went to his fati &c with a rope in his hand
and told that worthy, that, if he did not
give him fifty cents to buy a two-bIadoi
jaeISnife, he would forthwith hang him
self 1t was the place Of the old man T.
say: " Heaven forgive You, my son, for
tho awful thonGjit-Aere's tie fifty cents.
lie didn't s;v it, however. lie maIaIy
twined his fingers in the young man tress-
cs, ard bumped ms heal against the door
jam nntil the suicide thought II was fth O
July night
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POSTAL CHANGE.
Ven. Regulation sGser sut2c so.


Fr,nrF. ~.-,amsa G zeos.
] Flankin- privilege abolished.
:. rostmestcrs supplied with Official
STAMPS.
3. OEclal stamps must act be used OK
cept for Official business.
/ Stamps Of one department. ear not
be used fJr correspondence ofanstder.
5. No natter can pass through the
mails free.
6. Postage must BE- collected on news
papers pll Hs1e4 in the county wuero de-
ysrcd.
:. Exchanges I free. Publishers
must pay postage On each exchange re
ceivei.
{. Postal cards uncalled for are not sent
TO the dead-ls4.r oacs.
.. Postal cards cannot be sent 4 sccon,
time.
10. Ordinary cards cannot be trasai.,e.
through the mails By aa!Aius one-ecn
stamp, proyilcl tie entire message j.
printed. The address mag be written.
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Aist q Certificates redeemed IN County
tara~ E'cr curing % Mt ~ tia.. Ir.j, ana
O. [ r..f- ont F..F. r-r
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its re-
narkable cures. So mild as to be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet SO searching
rs to etfectually purge out the great cor
ruptions of the blood, such as the scrofulous
and sypAlIitic contamination. Impurities,
or diseases that have lurked in the system
for years, soon yield to this powerful anti
dote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many of which are publicly known,
Of Scrofula, and all scrofulous diseases,
Ulcers, Eruptions, and eruptive dis.
orders Of the skin, Tumors, Blotches,
BoilS, PiInples, Pustules, Sores. ST.
AnthOny's Fire, Rose or Erysfpe-
las, letter, Salt Rheum, ScaId
Head. ItingWorm, and internal W.
cerations OF the Uterus, Stomach,
and Liver. 1t also cures other COM
plants, to which it would not seem especi-
ally adapted, such as Dropsy, Dyspep-
STA, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease.
Female Weakness, Debility, and
LeucorThGea, when they are manifesto
tons Of the scrofulou5 poisons.
1t is an excellent restorcr Of health and
strength in the Spring. BY renewing the
appetite and vigor Of the digestive organs.
1t di5sipates the depression and Iist.ss Ian
guor Of the season. Even where rs disorder
appears, people feel better. AID live longer.
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed yigor and new lease of
life. ''0
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-07-03

Such dc COPPER, ZINC, SCRAP anlCAST
IRON, &c.
NJ TEWELES.
West Of Con gays New Warehouse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-03

4 -NOTICE.-I OFFER FOR SALE, IN LOTS TO
"A suit my entire Household Furniture viz :Parlor,
Library Chamber, Dining and Kitchen Furniture mag.
nidcent tour round IA octave Pitnoforte grand
square octave Carpets, BEDDING Paintings Bronzes~
Ornaments &C. at harcain Can be seen from A. VI.
10 private residence 2l0 West Twenty FIRST street,
near seventh avenue DR.. CHAS. HAkRfSS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-03

THIRST CLASS FURNITURE wANTED-TO HIRE FOR
II six months; will pay a liberal rental and give
security Address FURNITURE WANTED, Herald Up
town Branch office, l265 Bro ldway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-03
MI THE ELEGANr HOUSEHOLD FuRNIruRE

LII THE ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
N at private brown stone mansion lOi East twenty
fifth street between Fourth and Lexington avenues for
sale a great sacrifice tor cash-Magniicent .iranT
Ducbe style Paror Suit nearly new, blue and golL
satin hrocacl cost SITE 1915; Two elegant Marie An
toinee style Parlor Suits covered with crimson satin
and green and gold satin brocate SS5 each brocael
and rep Suits S75 S65 and $50; Paintings Curtains MIR
rors arnincen double round rosewood patent agranc
Panoorte cost $3.50 $780, stool cover, cabinet rose
wood and walnut Chamber suits, style Louis XIX $4S
nm: Mattresses Bedding. French inaid walnut Buffet,
Extension Table Siiverware at great bargain for cash
Call before purchasing elsewhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-03
. pAnR cuANcE FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

RARE CHANCE FOR HousEKEEPERs.-MAG-
n ndcent Household Furniture for sale al sacrifice,
property family leaving cityTwo superb suits Drawing
Room Furniture Marie Antonette styles, covered with
silk brocade aetc Sofas Arm Chairs cost Ssoo for
$2N each; one for $3.50 one do $50; DO So Velvet
Medallion wood, walnut Chamber firni
tire styIe Louis XIV Hair. Spring Mattresses, secre-
tarie bookcase, Marqetere, Bots de Rose capinets.
Paintings statuary Bronzes, Works Of Art, Extension
Table, Buffet silver Glass, emma &C. nan orlghai cost
ri West 18th ST, 9th
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A -A-A-l2o WEST 23D sTREET-A PRIVATE
n family declining housekeeping and wishing To
avoid auction, will sell this day. their elegant House
hold Goods In lots suit cash ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
crimson satin Paror Suit, cost $780, for $3.50 do,
sI25 reps Suits $40 $75 Bedroom suits complete $40
nnwards; Carpets than half cost; Bedsteads Bu-
reaus spring hair Mattre Pianoforte cost $780,
for Ss25 Call before purchasing elsewhere az private
house IlD West I'D Il. h. r. MARTIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-03

A LADY AND CHILD, THREE YEARS OLD, WISH
n TO engage country Board for the summer months
with good German family place at or near Norris
town. Dover any the higher parts 81 New jersey
would be preferable. Address, with full particulars
and terms, SUMNER BOARD. Herald olnce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-03

TARRYTOwN HEIGHTS HOTEL, TARRYToWN, ON
i the Hudson-Wi open the lst OF June parties wish
ing to engage Rooms Tor season Will find carriages
depot on arrival 10 40 from New York Tues
days and Fridays For terms, &c. apply TO JAMES I.
DUDLEY, 20 Nassau street. room &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-03

THE WEST END, FORT WASHINGTON-THIS NEW
Hotel located opposite Palisades, on the Hudson in
all its first class and within quick commu
ncao with all business centres, will about May
CHARLES IL. SuELLEY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-03

notices. reviews, reports letters business letters friendly
letters, &c, &c. Miss W., A5 East 18th st.
The new North-west., 1873-08-16

08AssaDg1s1A-Thsre havo bess NJ.
heppsss and suaon sf erassoppss 1,ssay
ths past week Accossts fsuo 0cllasls
Madison, Je6sssoa, Aeaghse. ind Lsvis
and Clarke counties sss % ~ eAoee shas
they have done serious dsnags 70 csops,
During The pest wssk NY havs Sssa ..shick
= leaves In vaiambsoss" aiosg ~ 'Litsls
Blactfoos, dsvosring Grass ard grsia viii
tnsstiass appesiss asd - many oe shsp
g IN swimmiDg II the STREAMS thss ~
ssout 10 longer iopals thcsnslvss % ~
aaglsrs crooked steel. They havs also @.
tered The Deer Lodge valley, svidssuy fsoa
1adisen cosnty, and ne rsposted thick II
the Warm springs sestlemeae doing sssious
damage. TAns The enemy approaches iron
North apd sonth. Thsss ass but lew VI 10
this immsdiate vicinity, The visd and s.in
during p.stioo Ut The wesk bsisg uufa.
vosable 70 their 0ght, bat skirnish l,pes
ass visible, locking saawasd. On ssill, bot
days epd the main host b liabls 10 wing IL
way here any day and camp a corner loas
and cabbases = they ksvs elseWhssa
Since writing the shove, " wish y mss>
tsoh cssually5hss forty nillsess ~ hsve
bssn lying over hesd sowsrds BsIasess's.
About nillioa.-Commiss6ooUs havdAr
farnished % the ofneial count yst-havs lit
In town, and we anticipate much damage
Will be done 70 csops.
The new North-west., 1873-08-16

3x1sDsIvg OoAL DsooovaDy.-les. ~
=. . fsw days go, beeeghe . ss,1e vay
dee spseimsss sf cosl, foasd tss q tvsjvs
nilss fs0m Dsss Lodge I0s ssvasl ysags
pase 1s Fares has bssa pspepsseisg Ies
CoA end silver II this cossty, bos this
0saGon termed ~ aeassaios u lsskiag 1be
cosl, and - fas has bsso vssy ssensssfal,
asd if bic miss psovD = sxtssstvs = -
thisks Il viii, nsst II dine nap . sess ~.
ward from Il I'As vsla y loepasd o. ~
wsss 10 of lhs Dsss Lodgs, tsswtss Rock
end 0eld creeks. end % shs Old Nsljss
soad. lIktboaghs obs - Ssst y shicknsis,
b hsn, readily psodsoss sssosg hss& asd
~ ~ appsasssos Of bsisg ODod for svssy
pssposs for which coal y sssd. Ths niss
b sasy Of aeosss, aad % ~ main thososgh.
lass q NE cossty. 6bosN It prove = q.
ssasvs = The diseovsy psoaisss, this win
y . gssas acqsisisies = ~ alssady d..
eovesd mineral wealth % ~ wsse ads
eooesjsa Coal ~ bsea 1oasd b ssvssal
10 Dsss Lodss Oossiy. i ~ bssa
kaews y exist q Dsg oGssk ~ Litsls-
0hekSoes disco ~ sessDsnnt q ~ eessty.
- = ~ jow hilb a)oag Han 0sas vallsy,
beewsn 0sl6 ~ Hlint csssks, . ssssllsss
1eor>1oes ssin ~ liseevise1 - eoaGoa.
Ths wealth q Meslans = aossvss s1apsslsd
"a
The new North-west., 1873-08-16
Local 1reYitios.

WasTsa s1ssisd ~ lsse AsDsssse's disasIee
-aeas pssdseas-sy ~ najosisy.
ISsss ~. asolhsi splendid bop as ~
Asbssssy aosas lev svsaisgs aeo.
Assessor Ivass isSos4s = lhae III asssas.
nsase b. this disssiee win appsezlnsss
eeoASoa
JsdGs Knovlss y sslegrapAiag baek hess
Sos "Chsbb~ ~ ''Bllly" who lefs vlseinis
without lsave.
TIE coatissases Of ~ hsasiag IL he
Aasoase CO. , ~ bsSoee Jsstics Irvine
cd nov d psogsssa
Il. ". 7. Allison o Thsrsdsy soM his
heeIe hoase and lol opposite Dsscs 4 Nar>
phyS laabss yard 70 II. Lsmal Of Frvsch
oslcA tor os5o. ..-
TIE Cosnty Oommissleuen meet 10. dav-
sasasday-oo sslees Juron Noe pexs term Of
court. and tEa.Gacs s0eA bsssness - ~
cous before theu.
.1sw ssatwsspissekaa6s lahsi ,sssa ~
Wosh y god Nv. Thsy bssakfase, diss
asdssp o ~ dslsey grasshoppss, and ass
= TT = Afsseas bellss.
Hsssy Deasks w,s pasdossd on, Of tbe
Fso'sspsiasy : Ssw days sisce. How The
dsekens hs ever happssed 70 do asytbise
soe which b shoaM b ssst ssessiss,s "a
Rev. Hagh Duncan. IL genial ssd pio.
ness Christian Of Montana has bsea aasiesed
by the 0ala fAka~ Onnfeea~n> - 60 ~
The new North-west., 1873-08-16
New Cooos CotsrAtrly
AsNv'ta sY ExrRts, At
+. 1. BONNER / Co.'S


0lFTa-Mr Bowss cane 70 fsw days
ago bearing gifts; In one hand was . boa.
que, Of beautiful flowers, in The other . live
snake. The presentation spssch - bsise
~ brought these down for yos." W
hove flowers, and were GrateSal. Our pasgiea
for snakes 10 Of the subdssd. passive ttpa
They have TOO nuch mouth, and their fese
are mo Close 70 their vicsuals 10 inspire goed
cold affection. 0ll, lhis fslUw y . he1
Of pet He 10 thirty. .fcur ,jsehss long, end
sr's to run out to the yar6. He dists
s'rictly On water during ths mslUn saasse,
a, from bic a1chisecture, tsidisg acksess
would break up his family oonnsctions. ~
he 10 curiosity In the snake lIsc. asd
Clswson may want 70 take him lovbeose
next trip. nsturalss.s and serpent adnigos
are invited 10 10 ehstops sf tAeir boots end
examine him. Reception hoan immedistely
after hath. Joking aside. Il v one Of shess
mysteries sometimes called "hoeps hair
snskes," and - II v bottled up more tAaa
Butleg was st Besmuds Huudrod, affords
p'sassse contenspiaiisn u sssveus ls1iss
and boys gssasg over blg spreea
The new North-west., 1873-08-16

NoRzoH's Book-HaTy J. horton. who
lass ysar ~ the National rask and wrote
Up series sf tsasseseisg papers entiiled
"Hosseback Rides" has finally dstesmissd
upon the early publicssioa Of . work, do.
signed 10 be Guide Book for the Park. Il
win contain ls,, the Guide; ~, his revised
lssssss; ID, oompilasiou OF seieosi6c nat>
ter frsm Haydsn's Report; 4th, . genssal
description OF Montana. ~ products. and
sesoarces, BY ooantissL Il win. Be prsfaoed
with map drawn ny J. L. Cdsbeta, G. r.
end sagravsd especially for The wosk,
showing tbs psojesasd rod ~ Henry Laks,
and shs trail through The Pssk. II. Nor.
tos also expscas Tho luss Of Haydsn's and
ecsiboess eagssvinss. and y ssrsnging fos
half.pa9e sogrivings Of shs psisdpal towns
Of Nonlass, - that Il win b vssy wsll
illustrated. Il y isteaded y isese . edi.
tios q 96.0oo. s,sd II. i. ~ ooe1 sseess
a0sosot ~ jbsal paasssags Sfhs -
vsstssa Il win b . isssssseiag wust,
end II issssd q . rsssonGbsU 1gusv wlII
command ~ immsnss ~ q homs . well
a0sbeoad. Hs espects % start fos ~ Usosss
Octobes let and havs lhs hook psbhshad b.
December lss Of this YEN.
The new North-west., 1873-08-16
LOCAL NEWS.

SISTERS HosPIrAL.-Sistsr Theresa, whe
was over fortnight ago viii ths Mother
Superior Of st. Vinoents Academy, sod
Sister Mary, also Of st. viscsn,s, came over
from Helena onsruesdsy, and on wednes.
day aud Thursdsy called on our citiseus 10
ascertain the amount Of encouragemsnt
they would give toward establishing here .
Public Hospital under care of Sisters Of
Charity 10 be sent here from Leavenwosth.
They had received up to Thursdsy evening
900, and the amount can doubtless b
doubled when the project resolves itself into
practical fact, - It will. An institution
OF that kind 10 needed here. II 10 the lack
Of womanS watching" that makes the hon.
pi,als Of our western country such dreasy,
hopeless, and cherries workshops for The
repair of battered and shattered humanity.
With god medical attendance and the
considerats care OF the sisters assured, lhoss
unfortunstes Of disease and accident. who
may have neither homo, Or means or frisads
able or capable Of caring for them - they
,equire, will feel lcss terribly their afnictiona
There IL not man In the county bu, should
realize this project ~ IN appeal. 70 his
humanity-sivins - hs fesls able, from The
plenty Of riches or from The pittancs Of
poverty. Bishop Tuttle informs us that
81 Marks Hospital In Salt Lake, instituted
through bio efforts, and over which Nm.
Bray, formerly Of Helena, prssidss . ~.
ron, 10 generously Supported By Ne nissss
in the outlying camps who set apart dollar
Per month from their earuioGs for thas par
pose, and then when sicknss6oe sccidspe
befsil, they have home 70 % 70, good
Treatment, kindly care, and speedy eonvs.
lescencs With the multitude Of msa In
our mining camps who realize more than
We Of the town tho value OF such sn instlts.
sioa, No anticipate from them . libesal
contribution TO Il. The Sisters returned .
Helena on Friday and will In lsw days
visit the camps 70 secure aid. Think over
this boys, aud ''oolne down" With your bsss
liberslity 70 worthy object. IL v ths
design Of Father De Ryckeris' ID The Sisters
70 erect just - good, we'll sdsrssd and ee0.
'uodious building - the contsibstioos win
warrant. Let 10 make Il . eood oss md
free Of debt from the start. Measre Claestt
4 Dixon hsve genssously Offered thsu o
entire block of ground - free gift for
building lot and Il is probsbls ths rro6R
will be accepted. We hope 70 ~ this q
once carried 10 successful cousummasios,
and shall take pleasure, X Il is desired, In
acknowledging through ihs Nsw NoRTa.
WEsT The spirit with which The camps
respond 70 THE worthy appeal.
The new North-west., 1873-08-16

NAN BBAT4N 10 D9ATa.-1ore work
for Bseverbead court. Mr. Wiley gives ~
Tie following telegraph item '.down he
sood": A seao-nams unknewn-who was
travelling o. foot, got into drunken hssVl
besweea Pjoasans Valley end Juncaioo ~.
ttoo. and was badly beasss By AN@dice
ed 0as saoed Howard. Thsy wsss T.
pally sepasstsd b o0tsldsss ssd ~ tsoWl1sF
plassd u ~ ssash asd essaObs b Jsssllss
senees& 0sS 6tvwOV OaabAh8
~ q ~ eDos6 q Joseaioo hoWae loao1
1eod. IL oosooee W0 S10nou2 Ii
poystsoosO to6 NJ ho0 0s0ooa.
The new North-west., 1873-08-16
RELIGIOUS.
1ishsp Tusasss ADpsintDsoA

Sunday. August T. y 4. =. snd :; =. ~ ina..
Thursday, August y, =. H.. Po'ndsssess 1es'e'
Sunday, August 81. ?. T., ArRents.
Friday. August ~. 3 p. L., bannock.
The choice Of The I'd Or 1Bd 0l July for the ~.
pointment at Diamond will depend On the running oS
the ptsge from Helena.
The new North-west., 1873-08-16

PRsss win be held at the CosN
House st II .. %. and p. U. to-snosrow, Rev. J..
X. Russell, OhicistinR.
UxIox Sunday School 4 the Coart HoaDs q ~ 2.
II.
The new North-west., 1873-08-16
CoRREsPoroEacE. !.

(TuD N8v 0oosn.WDse sellellD ooonlensea1ioao
= natts04 Pshnc la1sgsse fIso q loealasses. ~
~ essdso = asessss1 u ~ sAsies q sAsas ~
A0ss nags II ssoei0me ~ s1pssGsosa, - 4 =
s11ssd y ssassaabss hoisa W esaaaA tAssslss4
asos b savass rspsaanlliy ~ - v'sws 4 sss
rsspea1saaAl
Oonsspoo1snes wfl pisass, q III eaesa, aeosopaay
co00snieal1ooo With tAeis na0A
The new North-west., 1873-08-16

RfaagaD an1 Wood'o ChroaSe,
Thy eoaA peoesss IN Nsw Yasi, and bsine dssiross
q aisPesl1G = tAo ssoe wttAo1s AsaaE kavs COO
Le4GA L. =, - oooo . ~ t5ckoeo 0Aoll have boeu
~. 0sodsae noaios Win - givsa tAroegA sach q
~ Oooe l0egD popsgo b on6bee oacA q tho ticket
lsl6sss % . . iaS61 u dFawia6.
EoxtY.E'0ur p118os
- - s1hililioe 6 H. store foensiy oecupisd b
JeA 0oesaeA6l q Der Lodge.
Thoe painEi1p ~ PIT Up q ~ rsenlw psicss at
which H. a1De - selling 6afeoy enoa9A heiig addsd
The new North-west., 1873-08-16

3De9o0 NsV NeaeB-WOc.
Tbe tesD q District Court for DeR Iodeo
has Ssss Assd for Sept ~, 1s7& P,sass
HnAN KNowLHA
The new North-west., 1873-08-16

. u. ]. ]. 0eoshssss ~ 1anily hsse
06vsd y Dse Iedes md Win I'D Djeasss6
= ~ soalAl eisclsa
lllss O. p olne sse,r,el n lflaaasaa a
Thsssday. n Il. u Thonae ~ ~.
Il Piossss. vss esesas 8 ,he 0eoee -.
a., veak.
!. 4. Oook. O 1eeseek City. 1os.
ssss, s.svss 9 asck . sAs ses.aes
0weeI he w'u re1eae eo0e tios = -.
nasck.-1ts~srss 7td9ssA Jst ~.
II. Hyds Isesivsd : jessss . Wednesday
svesisg from OAAs3ss Bssssat oe Dse'
Lodgs, sayisg - woslA ~ fron uvsspiso
Sos Anssies b ~ Cly q CSssees, Asgsse
1lsh.
-. yh,her !. n.s,i.s. R.a,r ,xaa.,
o. ~ Saes 1>lo3 sDsae ~ 6sbessh
.hss = rsses lsoD - Lower o,'snbis y
~ -. -. Ysa1ss Vas Corp oGaaaasd
q - Csaho'se CaapsI o Sunday.
cDA n ,a,,eAa,, - ~, |. c,.,.m.
.hnae - ,,..,e "a a.,... -. :. =.
sollasee,ae a ~ .eev n &. f,,,.d.
heea ~. -, - ~. 90 ~, ,.-...
10 Dsor Lo,lea. VlsA ~ pr.es,c. ~, !.
hara ~ egaa.daa aees.i.a..c. "a N.
sspsssaiss = > d1llfsl 1Aysieisa 81 ssr.
gsea, ws thlsk - - 6es9aissd vissle =
5snaisisg, 80 WIN 1sd I'm ~ tsssss
hs'd. -
H,eAaaaa 0orv.,.-A,.e-k,s~. -. "
The new North-west., 1873-08-16

WIN. Coleman he's the finest assortment
Of toys II The city.
The new North-west., 1873-08-16

VDS-Ioo4 - 3W~ ymo; 01bo1s
- - Iysle
T. Jsiss-J. v. Jo.s, / 20:
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oss6 cgsss-ans 1lsDssalA, : ysass:
0aaSs1 1Iss. ysss.
osatoewse1I. 4 0isdlsy, . .ysass: O.
= Wll6anA ! yeae.
4 1nst 0sssk-R y. Hegusss, . ysas:
a.. q AssAns, ysar.
Nov CAseago-D. = hyleg, . ysass:
(0evi6 0sft ysas.
hillpsbsEs- J. II. Naiysll . ysass: 4.
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e..as-A \ neo,zy. > ysa,,; A..
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GEALED proposals will be received until
- the 18th Of October next by the Commits
sioners Of Carroll county, for building q
Wooden Mudsill Bridge over Morgan Run, on
the county road at Joshua Baseman' fording
Said bridge TO be ninety feet in length and IA
feet wide, built in four separate equal spans
each, to have six sleepers 10xl2 inches for
the floor to rest upon; the floor TO be "a inches
thick; abutments to be built Of good heavy
logs Of sufficient length, squared at ends and
well filed and bound with stones 80 as to
make an easy grade to the bridge. The sills
of the piers to be 10xl2 inches, 25 feet long
and buried feet under the bed Of the stream
on a firm and solid foundation, and fastened
with large heavy rock and stone. The bridge
TO be feet above the bed of the stream. All
timbers used in the construction Of the same
to be Of good white oak, and all 10 be keyed
together with good substantial iron rods and
spikes. The railing on said bridge u be ax5
inches
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for
building bridge over Morgan Run at Joshua
Basemnn /" and directed 70 the Commission
ers of Carroll county, Westminster. They
viii be opened 18th Of October next, and the
contract entered into.
by order Of the Commissioners,
JABEZ A. BUSH,
sept 18-5t Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-10-11
PUBLIC LOCAL LAW
CHAPTER 16.

CAAAI a lIh 10.
AN ACT 10 authorize and empo,ce he
County Commissioners for CdrroH eeesa
" 70 subscribe 10 Mc capitot stoek If
Turnpike Companies n Carroll county.
SECTION !. BE ii enacted Jy the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That the County Com
missioners for Carroll county be and they are
hereby authorized and empowered to sub
scribe 10 the capital stock Of any Turnpike
Company, already organized OF hereafter to
ne organized IN said county, in the name and
ior the dement, OF said county, suln or sums
Of money not to exceed in any case four hnn-
dred dollars for each mile Of road that may
be made in said county, and sum or sums az
money not 10 exceed four hundred dollars for
each mile of turnpike made and completed Nv
any company hereafter to be organized.
SEC. 2. And be IL enacted, That The County
Commissioners for said county are hereby au.
thorized and empowered to issue the bonds Of
SAID county, or certificates Of indebtedness 10
the amount OF stock so subscribed, and neeo-
tate said bonds or certificates Of indebtedness
upon the most favorable terms; Drorided.
they shall not be sold less than par, and the
said County Commissioners are authorized TO
levy upon the assessable property of the
county an amount sufficient to pay the annual
interest upon said bonds, and the principal at
maturity.
SEC. Q. 4nd be IL enacted, That the Com
missioners Of said county shall be entitled to
be represented in all meetings Of stockholders,
and shall vote in all elections Of directors IN
all OF said companies, in proportion to the
stock held by them in said companies respec-
lively.
SIC. 4. And be it enacted, That in accor-
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