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FOTL SALE.

uoRsErA ane, large horse, very cheap.
B. P. -MITB & 90, $50 Front street.
=, FroND-HAND PIANOS Warranted in
> good tune ald order, from SIS upward, &C
cordlug. 90 style a2d finish. Great bargains.
HOLLESBERGs MUSIC HOUSE,
oct7 ds - Main street.
ONE DOT-Or viii exchange Tor improve
~ ments. 81 MONROE ST.
r,HE Cus-ETT PLACE-On south bank of
L00ss- Hat-hie, Al A." Thiteoa x Blur - DO
acres. all ricn bottom; fne cotton land half
IA cultivation. Terms easy. ,.,--..
daw Real Estate Broker, 81 ;. Court st,
nLACKsHITHs' TOOLS-Also, boiler and
b other machinery mill. stones and saw, a.
Mcconnell IS % H. on New Raleigh road
Adm'rof G. n. Mcconnell, Ig Madison st.
2O0.OO0 F i5Ssssu s5G5K E at 81 50 per
WlLLIA@s q CO. LumbeE Dealers.
COTTON. GINS, ETC.-six new Champion
Y = gins al g per saw; one Gullett gin for $50,
nearly new: one pair Fairbanks platform
scales Tor 81; one lot OF pulleys; one pair Of
octZ ~, PATRICK, No. IS Union st.
(vENTRAL PAKK-Tbe property known as
D Central PA X, containing 100 acres, stu
steu four and Of e-hsif 90 miles from the
inc useC by six foot picket fence. Several
varieties Cf young fruit-trees and shrUbbery
sel out Snd growing good water, and within
an hour drive OF the city; suitable for nurse
~ or sruaIi-fruIt farm.
'oeta r. i. SPEED, SEQ Front st.
.ETIE5 AND HORsES-Just received, 30
I'll Texas Mules and Horses, broke, and OF
s.loI -ize-R good substitute for common plug
nur-es, ueiug cheaper and more durable. Have
slTrady received twelve car-loais, and VIII
Ear large -ul pments IN future II We can nn0
market. Liberal Inducements 10 dealers or
-preulaioT-. EOhhE<oI q : aLIsE-Io.
g,TRAWBEKRY pLANTs--Of all the lead
- ing varieties. a. the lowest market price.
ll---1u- Intending 20 plant extensively VIII do
we. 20 examine our STOCK and prices before
0cii5 C.E. BARBOUR q CO, Memphis.
CONFECTIONERY extensive stock Of
= confectionery, tcy- and fancy articles en-
hTacHug every thing pertaining TO a hrst-class
confectionery business. Also, bake oven ana
candy mandatory, consisting OF All the
utensils necessary 70 carry on me ,3 hIigt
re-- Cash. city real Cetate, OF notes WIN APP
proved security taken, as may best SUIT lhe
purchaser GOOD reason s4NeE, LoL sSt ,Tsass
For fursser particulars apply on me pTSnl. 7
octl2 4ls M8LN y.
line DRAY MULE-Chesp, at
HALL & cos % Union -.
a Ease HOLD-A I'VE years leasehold on q
Il 4 hr-t-regs mi. site or factory IOl on VOL
river. Lease cal be renewed on IaEoIaDLe
terms Two large stables, vel ana clhJeIn Oh
fbr place. Also, Pltlsburg lump, nut and
slack coal, ana CAnues coal. .,,.
r. B. PACKER q CO, ls2 Main 81.
.OhP FACTORY = Boilers, engines, and
y everything complete and IN good running
order. located In the city; cheap for caha or
goo paper -A'i'' " c. n. GROsvENoR
JyaI % Second street, Vincent block.
4 CTS feet by IL feet east side Of shelby
II 50 % =. r
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G r f A T S A L f
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The great rush for Cheap Goods still
continues.
We retail goods cheaper than you can buy
them In New York, Cincinnati or st. Louis.
Our Goods are NOT DAMAGED.
The balance OF our Mlles's Ladies Shoes re-
duced 10 81 ..
Scotch Plaids for Children, at l5c.
Black Alpacss at Sc; value 55c.
Black Lustres at soc; value 75c.
Black Lustres at exc; value 81.
1900 Yards medium light Calico remnants
at SC.
We shall offer several GREAT DRIVES dur
ing the coming week.
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1000 BARRELS Northern Potatoes.
100 barrels New York Apples.
/ Car Red Onions.
lUO Boxes Choice Cheese.
20 Tubs Choice Butter.
80 Ten-pound packages Butter.
% Packages Pigs Feet,
Tor sale low 10 the trade, by
E p. REID & CO., 346 Front street.
FIFTEEN yards Choice Prints for 81,
THE GREAT RED STORE.
ATTEND Robertson's Business College.
BEST SCI Osnaburg, 12ic q yard, at
THE GREAT BED STORE.
A New Book.
"Gospel Hymns and Sacred Songs,"
by p Z. Bliss and Ira ID. Ssnkey, just received
by A. 4. DOD & co,
No. 81 Main street.
BOUQUETS and cut flowers at Craig's.
TEN THOUSAND rolls Cotton Batting,
DC ROM =" THE GREAT BED sTORE.
Head0uarters for Toilet Articles
Imported Extracts, Hail. prsns
TOoth D Toilet Soaps,
Face Powders, u.,ous
COSMOS W III. sEABR0OK d 60.
E.NnsoME Ruching, 10c q yard, at
THE GkEAE RKD STORE.
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THE HERZOGS.

Their Elegant OVerdPess Materials
as Per Telegram to All the Ladies
in thursdays Paper, Have Ar
rived, and Exceed All
AnticipatiOns.
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NEW DRESS GOODS,
In al the populsr fabrics aud stylish colors
Just received, at
Ia. Lowe STEIN a RIOS
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KAHN & FRIERBERG.
KAHN d FRIERBERG.
KAHN & FRIERB ERG,
1863, 171&173 Main street, cor. Poplar
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HAyRRLY NINSTRELS,
FOR SALE OR RENT.
LOST.

.HrELLlSG-F1ne suburban Dwelling
. : House Tor sale OF rent. Apply Al No. 81
....r. aHr rect EfoI
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4. D. COSAWAA,
Real Estate and Collecting Agent,
No. Madison stree
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Sits AND COSTUMES!
| NEW IMPORTATIOSl,
NOVEL DESIGNS
ExQUIsITELY TRIMMED,
Just opened, al
LOWENsTEIN a BROS.
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The Richest Assortment of Fashionable
Dress Goods on the COntiaent.
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Warranted Kid G 'Oves, the best in the
world, for 81 25-all shades.
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PERSONA.

r1AR-EING.-(Gold) one globe, with pend
u a IS. on Casey street. Il eera. rswar,
~ leaving 40 Al 30 Ss oud street
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-IHt LIitVUlIaI I.'IIoIIe' % -.
church parish, st. Lazarus parish ana tht
parish OF Good ShepheTd-wlll all unite ~ lh'
Solemn services OF All SAINTS day, WulcL
will be held at Cavalry church, at hait-pssl
l ten o'clock IN the morning. After a sermon
BY the rector, DR.. W bite, there VIII Dt aalilll
| ~ rg'for nj me holy communion. When the
! service is concluded, the congregation VIII o.
invited 10 adjourn TO Elmwood cemetery
there 10 decorate the grave OF lhslr Own ueau
me ,z,oIs occasion will be one OF extreme In
terest, the Clergy Of the various parishes assist
1 ing ia the service.
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vr-rDENCE-Th desirable residence il
X A1arnS street Apply at llE Adams -.
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Mr.. Herzog, during his stay in New
York last week, purchased
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
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SILKS! SILKS!! SILkS!!
n IMMENSE variety,
BLACK AND COLORED,
Al prices lower than ever before.
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NEW ATTRACTIONS
IN
JEANNE D'ARC BELTS,
JEANNE D'ARC COLLARS,
NEW TIES, NEW SCARF5, NEW BELTS
VELTIES
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HANDSOME Ruching, 1Oc q yard, at
THE GREAE RKD STORE.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-07-17
The Case of Bishop Nottingham.

The Baltimore american says The
facts connected with the presentment of
Bishop Nottingham to the Senior Bishop
BY two clergymen aud Eve laymen of the
Diocese Of Maryland have already been
published. The grayamen of the charge
preferred is that he refused to bring the
rector and assistant rector Of Mount
Calvary Church to trial on the presentment
of the Standing Committee Of the Diocese
for saying prayers for the dead, involving
the doctrine Of Purgatory An effort was
made some time since to have the present
ment againt the offending clergymen with
drawn, but the committee stood firm.
Bishop Smith (who has Jurisdiction Of
the case) has appointed preliminary
Board Of Inquiry, which is about to com
mence an investigation, and win hold its
sessions in Baltimore, Should this Board
report the charges sustained, court com
posed Of seven bishops win be appointed to
try Bishop Whittingham. n
/ Il is understood that If no obstacle
arises the preliminary investigation into
the charges against the Bishop will be
commenced by the Court appointed by
Bishop Smith about the last of the present
month. The names Of the sixteen mem
bers ofthe Court are Diocese Of Maryland,
Rev. DR.. Meyer Levin, of Port Tobacco,
Md; Rev. DR.. Orlando Hutton, Brook
vile, Md; r. Wyatt Blanchard, Balti-
more, Hon. Daniel r.. Magruder, Prince
Frederick, Calvert county, Nd; Diocese
Of Virginia, Rev. DR.. George III. Norton,
Alexandra, Va; Rev. J. s. HanckeI,
Charlottesville, Va; Judge Hugh W.
Shelly, Staunton; N. H. Massie, Chariot
tssville; Diocese Of Pennsylvania, Rev.
Charles Breck. Wellsboro, Pa; Rev.
Augustus MARBLE, Scranton, Pas T. A.
IAmbcrton, Harrisburg; John L. Atlec,
Lancaster, Pa. Diocese Of Pittsburg'
Rev Richard s. Smith, Uniontown, Pa;
Rss. DR. H. w Spaulding, Pittsbure;
John II. Shoenberger, Pittsburg, and
Thomas NJ. Howe, Pittsburg.
The board win meet in Baltimore at
Grace Church, corner Of Park and Monu-
ment streets, on the 29th day Of July.
They will select president and secretary
from their own body, and will also sppeint
church advocate, who, according to the
canon, Unjust Be q lay communicate Of the
church and Of the profession Of the law,
and Who thenceforxard shall, 10 all stages
Of the proceedings, II q trial be ordered,
represent the church and be party on
the one band, while The accused Is the
party on the other. ?
This w;ll be The first time 10 The history
Of Che BpiacopaI Charch 10 she United
States thai . probate has been placed 90
frial for violation Of eanopical law.
Bishop Whiitipehsms Jclspee Is that ID
i1e cause Of eoup'aiDt agaiaA him his
aesioa "a purely discretionary. nbile bis
rrtsontors eiailn that Il ~ mandatory
H.
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i rermealed BY rivers and BY railroads
that afford the cheapest and most ready
transportation to market Of the varied pro
ducts Of that section. Fruit Of every kind
Is cultivated On he Peninsula, the peach
pfeaominating; but strawberries, raspber-
RES, blackberrios, and al other small fruits
abound, and pay The farmers handsomely
for their labor Not only fruits, but gar
den vegetables are cultivated extensively
ior he Philadelphia, New York aud Bos-
ton markets, and cheap and rapid trans
portstion 70 market is Of the utmost i'm
poftanee to the producers, who are per-
iseiine, as far as possible, their railroad
and water communications with ell the
great markets The Peninsula between
the Chesapeake and Delaware Bays has
become the fruit orchard and thea market
garden Of the populous northern cities, and
their ahipments reach even to Montreal,
in Canada. We CLEAN from Wednesday 5
Baltimore Gazette the following items in
rsfHsence TO this subject;
The people Of this section of Maryland,
Wopcester county, are expecting soon to
hare the benefits Of cheap transportation,
spfinging from the fact that there ID now com.
petition. The Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany, having purchased the controlling inter
-. tla TU.~t...uf.. fnsf.~..~ kow. 1s.sl&
road from the Delaware line TO Berlin, CON
Meeting at the Delaware line with the Frank
fozt and Lewes road, and from Lewes to New
York by boat. They are now extending their
tine from Snow Hill TO the Virginia line, and
propose 70 continue 70 Cherrystone and by
boat to Norfolk, making a direct route.
Since the completion Of the road from Berlin
to the Delaware line ffeights have been re-
dnced on the Wiconssco and Pocomoke, G.
W. and B. and other railways doing business
with the Peninsula.
A letter FROM Ocean City, Worcester Co.,
70 the Gazette, says that during the season
just past there were over 500, 900 quarts Of
strawberries shipped from Berlin, yielding
over $50, 900. Blackberries, raspberries and
whortleberries are being shipped now and are
very plentiful. Car after car passes Nortl
laden with them. The crops are looking well
The corn is fine, and the wheat crop Just har
vested, was great deal more than an ordi
nary yield. Potatoes are very fine. There
viii be large amount Of peaches TO ship,
and otherfruits in proportion. The Eastern
Shore has been blest this year in every way
and the people are happy over their prosper
ify.
The berry crop alone viii bring to Wicom-
leo county this year, says the Salisbury Ad
rerfiser, over one hundred thousand dollars,
to say nothing Of the other crops. And ye
some say that railways are no advantage
Never was season more favorable fol
growing crops, according to the Cambridg,
Mean. We cannot particnlarize every vege.
table. Every field Of corn and all varieties
Of fruit are growing rapidly, and promise t.
mature we'll Pastures Of all kinds are greer
and luxusiant, and stock Of every description
are fAttening upon them.
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Letter from Missouri.
Correspondence Of the Democratic Advocal


correspondcnce Of the Democratic Advocate.
ST.. jon, Missouri, July 3, 1876.
MEssRs. EpIroRs ION SUNDAY morning.
9th ultimo, quite tornado passed over this
city, which in some instances moved frame
houses from their foundations, blew of roofs
and chimneys and damaged property consid-
erably In the north part Of the town. Upon
my arrival here | noticed quite number Of
one story dwellings, in this part Of town and
wondered why it was so. have found out !;
il is for fear Of being blown down Il built TO
any greater height.
The ever memorable and glorious 4th has
come and gone, and Ike most Of earth 3
pleasures could last bat for q day. It was
announced from the bill boards two weeks
before in flaming red letters az the ssNinety-
Ninth Anniversary Of American Indepen-
dence," and who could refrain, from being
inspired At such declaration. It's celebra.
tion took place here on Saturday, Sd instant.
The most prominent features Of the day were
the reading Of the Declaration Of Indepen.
dence, speeches, and q tournament on the
exposition ground, the latter Of which proved
to be rather unsuccessful, but four knights
having entered 10 compete for the prize.
am rather inclined TO think Carroll could
defeat them IN q tilt, and am confident she
could turn out lsrger number Of knights.
AT four in the evening heavy rain com
menced falling, and persons left the grounds
rapidly b. every available conveyance. ere the
sports we're concluded. The funds Of the
Agricultural Society would not permit them
to offer premiums for running Or trotiine
races, hence bat little interest was manifested.
Among other improvements here notice
under construction 3 large grain elevator.
which compares fnxorably IN size 10 any IN
Sc. Louis. Il is IN the southern part Of town,
conveniently located as regards shipping
faeililies. The freight depot Or the K. &. 81.
Joe. and G. B. road win be completed next
week and Is certainly . very eredifable build.
log. Persons tell me there is less building
going on here ihis year than for Eve years
past, cause dull times.
The recent heavy and continued rains have
PLAYED havoc with several Of he Railroad
traeks. Thar Of the North Missouri, runaiuk
from here 70 ST. Louis direct, uas said to be
covered with water for hFe miles near MDber
y, No. and eazlera mails hare consequently
been delayed They anapnnfed through the
morning papers today fhat the track was
IT, Beard II ceaienai.l Managers eis<eied
3 permanent Organization here, for the entire
northwest yesterday. They have appointed
~ s.sedia< eomuilleen md sesn % be going
i's r<zssiepp4rs have ensil+l, d,s.pssArsd.
naek 70 ITO erstifmtiou II she fafaeis, WAC
arc planting qri:e 40 sfea u corn, With 6pq
pfcAre4ts II : large yield. a. i|ld sHasoh aaena
Particularly suited 70 this crop. O.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-07-17

Messrs. Luther Welsh, Samuel Cover
DR.. +. T. Shaw, NJ. C. McKinstry and
DR.. II. E. Beltz having received the great
est number of votes were declared the
choice of the Convention as delegates to
the State Convention for the purpose Of
selecting candidates for Governor, Comp
troller and Attorney General.
On motion the Convention adjourned
STERLING GAIT, President
L. p. SLIsGLUFF,
WIN. p. ANDERSON, 's'''"''''
We give below list of Delegates to the
Convention, as that published last week
was not entirely full
Taneyto,cn District. William Fisher, VIM.
L. Rndisell, Lewis Elliott, Peter Smith, Ster-
ling Gait.
Uniontown District. John II. Jordan, DR..
Jacob Rinehart, Alfred Warner, Edwin G.
Gilbert, j.. Hamilton Singer
Myers District. -Samuel Cover, James
Z. Dottrer, Rufus Strouse, J. H. Knipple,
Gershom HUFF
RooleIys Districi. --Luther Welsh, ST.,
John c. Taylor, Samuel A. I.anyer, Daniel
Hawn, G. +. Herring.
Freedom District.-S. I. C. Brown, J. o.
Wadlow, Joseph W. Berrett, John 0. Devries,
Johnathan NJ. Dorsey.
Manchester District.- George A. Shower,
Joseph Weimer, George X. Frank, John j.
Abbott, Dr. Henry f. Beltz.
Westminster District --Josephus II. Hoppe,
Thomas B. Gisi, +. II. 0rendorfi, Henry
Albaugh, Lawrence Zepp.
Hampstead District III. II. Iamotte, A.
+. Ruby, +. T. Newbell, A. J. Houck, John W.
Murray.
Franklin District.--James II. Steele, VIM.
P. Anderson, John Penn, A. W. Bueking
ham, Byron s. Dorsey.
Aiddlebery District. --Thonas F. Cover,
James W. White, Levi Burlington, Isaiah
Ham, James Davis
.Nsw Wiadsor Disirict-I.. P. Slingluif,
David p. Smelser, Beniah Bowersox, ]. J.
Smith, Louis Dielman.
Union Bridge District. Hiram Davis, NJ.
9. Mckinstry, John Hartsock, g. W. Shaw.
+. W. Leeds.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Divine service in the Baptist Church, West.
minister, has been changed, for the present,
from O'Clock, p. m. TO $50 p. m.
Rev, DIR. Steek, of Gettysburg, will preach
in the Lutheran Church, this city, to morrow
at lOl a. M; also at krider Church at 2 D. m,
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Destructive ireshets are reported in
England and Wales. Thousands of acres
of land are under water; much property
has been damaged aud number Of lives
lost. In Monmouthshire a dam gave way
and factory and number of dwellings
were destroyed.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFIrE,
MeSiminstar. Nd. Lnlvh ls-s

=
Westminster, Nd, July Z, 1875,
n pursuance Of an Act OF the General A,
u sembly, passed a, January Session. Ia
! hereby give the following Notice 70 Tii.
payers
This is TO give notice that the County Cov
missiouers OF Carroll County have made ,he,
annual levy on the assessablc property of,al
county, for State and County Taxes. fOr d,
year eighteen hundred and seventy 1--WE. AZ
that all persons or incorporate institution,
that shall pay their State and Coun,y Tars
on or before the first day Of September Sea-
shall be entitled TO deduction Of eve rg
eentGm on the amount of said taxes snt /
paid on or before the first day Of October nsr
deduction Of four per centum; and il ysi
on or before the first day Of November ner.
deduction Of three per eenium that M
taxes viii be in arrear on the FIRST day Of Iss.
nary next, and bear interest from that dan;
that all persons or incorporate nsiiiuloI
iailing TO pay their State and County Tara
before the same shall be in arrear will reais
the property and estate Of such deIinqasr
liable to be sold for the prompt paymer, &
said taxes. HH'
JABEZ A. BUSH,
July lI'3t County Trcanrer.
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Cheap Maryland Lands.

O."
The solid farmers Of New York, Penn
sylvania, New Jersey, Michigan and In
diana, are buying up the cheap lands in
Maryland, as preferable to those in their
own States; whilst many Of the residents
Of Western Maryland, who are in quest
Of land, are turning their attention to the
West. The climate of Maryland is su-
perior to that Of the North or West; con-
venienee to market is much greater here
than in the West, while the citizen Of New
York and Pennsylvania finds that he can
buy two acres here for less than one costs
al home, the Maryland land possessing, at
the same time, an equal or greater amount
Of productiveness We have called the
attention Of the citizens of Western Mary
land, and particularly of this county, who
are in quest Of land, to the advantages and
bargains in land, offered in the Eastern
and Southern sections Of this State. We
have published from time to time the ex-
ceedingly low prices at which lands have
been sold, but they have seen and heard
il all with incredibly The people Of
those Northern and Western States, more
appreciative of the advanta ges offered in
Maryland, are stepping in to possess them
selves az our ehean Marvland lands uh;ia
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-07-17
Business Locals.


MARTINsBrR0 EXCURSION.
DO not fail TO 60 this morning. For Sl.5O
you pass through 3 States and Counties.
Two Bands Of Music. Good Accommodation.
Start at 6.3s promptly,
Jelly Tumblers, cheap, at Gernaud's.
TO THE PEOPLE or CARROLL COUNTY.
Selling fine lot of Ready. Made Clothing
and Gents Furnishing Goods, at Schenthal' 8.
opposite the Western Md. Railroad Depot tf
Fruit Jars, the best, at f. X. Gernaud's.
Go TO Schenthal's for your Ready. Made
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods. tf
Sugars, choice, at Gernands.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-07-17

According to the Baltimore papers, a
young gentleman Of that city has invented
a flying machine. The Americaa says -
A young gentleman of this city, uumind-
full of the fate of lcarus, has invented u
flying machine in which he proposes to
cross the ocean during the present summer
The machine appears to be a combination
of the balloon, the windmill aud the
steam-launch. The voysger rides in n
boat containing small steam engine,
which is used for moving the wings" of
the balloon aud steering it through the
air The boat is attached to the flying
machine with rope, aud thus is drawn
through the water. 1t is said that Mr.. g.
W. Gail (of the firm of Gail & Ak, tobac-
co dealers will furnish the inventor, Mr..
Schroeder, with the money to build one of
these flying machines, and the contract
for the same has already been given out.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-07-17

"Wednesday next i The time for the
meeting Of The Democratic State convcu-
ton % nominate candidates for Governor,
cemptfoller, and Attorney General Tho
scene 4 Banum'=. 90 Tuesday evening,
win Be lively
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NO. llss EoUIrsl.

NO. 1889 EQUITss. paV
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Margarct A. Bond by Benjamin Bond her
husband and next friend vs.. ANA nda K.
Hape st. ais.
nRDERRD this liih day Of july, A. d.
" 1873, that the sale made and reported
by ]. j. BaumeaFtner, Trustee, TO sell he
real estate mentioned IN this cause be finally
ratified and confirmed, unless cause 70 the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
zsd day Of August next; provided copy of
thus order 30 inserted once 10 each Of three
successive weeks before the 7th siay Of Al.
gust next IN some newspaper nuhIish In Gar.
roll county. 't' Al n
II. The report states the amaans af sale Va no
PRANK I, SHAW. Clerl.
True copy,-Test:
i"ly i5.st8 & FnsSs T. smsw, CLERK.