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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the su.sar.
An Der has obtained from tine 0phlns
Court Of Carroll county, Letters Testsmeniap
on the Estate Of
JESSE FREDERICK,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All Penoai
having. claims against the deceased are hsfeiy
warned TO exhibit the same with the voucher
THEORETICALLY authenticated to the subsenod
on OF before the 10Th day of January nslli
they may otherwise by law be excluded ron
all benefit of said estate. Those indeb,edir
requested TO make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th dag
July, 1876.
CHARLES F. FREDERICK,
July l7.N Executor
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WEsrMINsrER, Nh, June ~, 1878.
The delegates assembled at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ. in the Court House, and Richard
Manning, Esq. Chairman Of tho County
Democratic Central Committee, called the
Convention 70 order and proposed the name
Of Sterling Gait as temporary Chairman,
and w. II. Vanderford as temporary Sec
rotary. On motion Of Samuel A. Lauver
a committee Of one from each district was
appointed on credentials and permanent
orgaulzation, viz list district, William
Fisher; I'd district, John II. Jordan 3D.
district, ]. Henry Knipple; 4th district,
Samuel A. l4auver 9th district, Johna-
than NJ. Dorsey; 9th district. George A.
Shower; 7th district, Thomas b. Gist ;
Sth district, Frank I. Newhelle; 9Th dis
triet, VIM. p, Anderson 10th district,
Thomas +. Cover; llth district, j. j.
Smith 18th district, Hiram Davis. The
committee retired and in short time re-
ported the following permanent officers -
President, Sterling Gait, Of Taneytown
district, Vice Presidents, S. I. Q, Brown,
Of Freedom district, and John II. Jordan,
Of Uniontown district Secretaries, L. P.
Slingluff, ofNew Windsor district, and VIM
p. Anderson, Of Franklin district Also that
the Convention should be governed in its
deliberations by the rules Of the last House
Of Delegates, as far as applicable thereto (;
that If q delegation is not full, and there
N 40 =. =. .Ik.....t.. AL, ....;,...., - Al. AL
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MARRIED..

On the 9Th instant, by the Rev. j. A. Price.
Johnathan Schafer and Mrs. Maggie $.
Green, both of Baltimore.
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The Ncw York 7ribnas. Of Thursday,
says there seems just now to be no gold
clique manipulating the market either
for rise o. fall; The tendency is little
downward, and the aspecs Of the market
j that Of profound stagnasion.
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Political Assessments.

J. NJ. Edmunds, Postmaster at Wash
ingtOn, and Secretary of the Union Re
publican Congressional Executive Commit
tee, has addressed circular to the grand
army Of Federal Office holders, throughout
the country, laying upon each eOntribu-
ton of twenty dollars for electioneering
purposes. This too, in the face Of a spe-
cial message to Congress against such prac-
tees by President Grant, and an order to
the departments in Washington forbidding
il. The following is tho document:
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NO. 1872 EQUITY.

la the Circuit Court for Carroll County
John Henry Hoppe Trustee, vs.. Simon =
Reese and Wifi.
ORDERED tbs 10th day of July A ~.
~ 1875, that the account Of the aadel
filed in this cause be finally ratified and CO
hrmed, unless cause TO the contrary Thereof !
shown on or before the I'd day Of Aagas
next provided copy of this order be in' q
ed for two successive weeks before ihe W
named day in some newspaper published =
Carroll county.
FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,-Test;
July i72t FaASK T. SHAW, Clerh
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The Germania MRnerchor, Of Baltimore,
will make an excursion from that city to Blue
Ridge Summit tomorrow morning IL is ex-
pected that 1000 persons will participate.
Several bands will accompany them.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-07-17

The Buell. Family, Of this city, gave con.
certs at Towsontown on Monday and Tuesday
evenings Of this week.
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Copious showers fell here on Thursday
night. Il has been so dry that many Of the
wells have failed.
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Sa,e " Marglaad, Cbuniv n CrrToR. Is,
j, J. w. Herring, Cashier az the ahoy. named
hank, do soiemnly swear that the above statement
Is true to the best Of my knowledge and belief
J: W. Herring, Cashier
July 1870. j HENRY HOPPE i I, VI
CoRREcT,--ArTEsr:
J. HENRY HOPPE.
d. II, sIiRIyER lDircctors
WILLIAM REEsE.
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The President called the Convention to
order, aud on motion the nominations for
Delegates were closed. The name Of II.
II. Lamotte was Withdrawn, and balloting
began, with the following result, A. W.
Buckingham and II. II. Lamotte acting
as tellara.
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The Amphions contemplated musical
treat for our citizens on Thursday night, but
the damPness caused them to postpone i gu gu
Amphion serenade, we had one from band
OF lady calithumpians, who made It lively in
the East End until nearly the witching hours,
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FlNKsBURG ITMs.-The Finksburg and
Mechanicsyille Turnpike, which connects Just
above this place with the Baltimore and
Westminster pike. has lately been completed.
A toll gate has been put up about three-quar.
ters of a mile from here, and Isaac Keller,
colored, appointed gate keeper.
A public pic mic, under the control Of Mr..
George Wickert, was held in the school house
grove, on the evening Of the Sd instant, Ice
cream and other refreshments we're served
during the evening. Three violins furnished
the music for dancing, which was kept up
until late hour
be held by the Providence sabbath School,
in the grove adjoining the church; aliinvited.
The farmers In the vicinity are emitting their
grain rapidly.
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DIED.

Near Westminster, on the 10Th inst. Mary
Elizabeth Woodrow, aged IS years, . months
and "a days.
On the 10th instant, at Patapseo Station.
John A. son OF Ezra and Rose Ann Chew.
aged about . months.
At her residence, near Watersyille, this
county, on the 18th instant, Mrs. Rachel
Waters, relict of the late Rev. Somerset r.
Waters, aged "a years and month.
Howard. Frederick, Montgomery and other
Western Maryland papers please copy.
In Camden. N. j. on the Sth instant, Frank
Leavenworth, infnnt son Of Frank L. and
Lizzie G. yinton.
Little Frankie dead, you say7
BlitheS0me baby passed away
frOm the household, ss
To the realms OF endless day,
frankie dead.
Little bed
son by careful mother made
Where all gently he was laid
When the day 80 dark and dreary
v Faded, and the night came grouping
When the little lmhs were weary,
And the little lazheS dropping
Empty onlyG
Has he crossed the gloomy river
Ia the arms OF the great diver
Gone to rest,
With the blestg
Who was waiting on the shores
W Who the precious burden bore iH
SAFE the roaring billows o'erl
Wefe the angels waiting there7
Did they lin the burden hair.
IN Their arms and take Ii DER
safely TO the heavenly shoref
Place II ut the SaviOuTS ftets
n Did lie raise the burden weetg
And n there,
Safer wheref
Loving mother, do not weep; ifl
Do not sorrows vigil keep;
Though his step upon the floor
Now may patter neVermore
Nor his tender little fOrm
Ever press your bosom warm
For there's love
W above the dark blue skies $3.50
leaiang fill Of kindly eygS
Doth bis little spirit rfse ~
withiuthe sity's Jasper waiis
u no sorrow nor death pAlls
There beside the pearly gate,
And he takes his little hand,
Leads him 70 that heavenly band,
@ Rodnd his throne.
Now be tells him happy he.
Ever through eternity. .
In His love a
a :. Up above, stas
Now he's standing, walting-ayc
Beck ming yoH ~ come away,
TO the realms OF endless day.
0why mourn,
t When he's torn Il
From your warm and loving breast
But with God and love 20 restf
There no SORROW he can know
No temptations as below;
There in safety he Is we'll
FIRE. from Satan. sin and hell
Is Lei him be. m
With the free.
he has uasEli fnnafh he r...1 80
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Tbe freight and passenger business Of the
Western Maryland Railroad, il was stated At
9 meeting Of The Directors on Tuesday. had
increased ~ yeFF large sSie9t
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Report of the Condition

0fhe Union National Bank Of Westminster.
at Westminster, IL the State Of Maryland.
at the close Of business, June so, 1875.
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Positively to be Sold.
TRUSTEES SALE
opAyrAr yALrAHlr
Farm & Wood Lot.
IL Myas District, Carroll County Nd,
10Y yirtus Of deed Of trust, duly executed
ID By Jacob II. Hess, Jr. and wife, dated
the 10Th iay Of January, in the year 1875, and
recorded among the land records Of Carroll
county, the undersigned, as trustees, will Of
fer al public sale, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY IN Of AUGUST, 1875,
at II O'Clock, n. M, all that valuable farm
lying aud situate in Myers District, Carroll
county, Maryland, and being the same land
which Jacob Ii. Hess, Jr. obtained by deed
from Jacob Hess, Sr. and dated the llih day
Of July, 1868, aud being the same land upon
which Jacob II. Hess, Jr.isat present residing.
This farm Is adjoining the lands Of the heirs
Of John Jones, Peter l.. Baumgardner, Adam
Baumgartner, and others, OF Myers district,
Carroll county, and contains
148 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, and is situated about half a mile
from Geating's mill This property is in
good state Of cultivation, and is susceptible Of
ready improvement. Il is also under good
fencing and we'll watered.
There is about 25 or 80 Acres Of fne Tim
Der upon the farm, and Wood Lot Of 10
Acres will be sold separately from the main
tract, IL ii be found advisable and desirable.
The improvements consist ola
Brick Dwelling, in good condi- %AS
ton, 40x30 feet, two stories ~
high, and containing seven large u y
aud commodious rooms, and large brick
kitchen attached to the dwelling, ono story
high; good bank barn, recently built, 66x46
feet, wagon shed, carriage house, wash house,
smoke house, spring house with neyer-failing
spring, and good water near the dwelling; hog
house, good orchard of different kinds OF
fruit, This farm is also convenient to mills,
churches, schools, and postothce, A public
road passes through ii, near the buildings.
Terms Of Sale are ;-0ne.third of the pur.
chase money cash on the day Of sale, or on
the ratification thereof by the court; one.
third in twelve months, and the balance in
eighteen months from the day Of sale, the
credit payments TO be secured by notes Of the
purchaser or purchasers, with security to be
approved by tho Trustees, and bearing inter
est from the day of sale.
JAS. A. c. BOND.
EZRA LEGoRE,
july lets Trustees.
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rSIos REPun1lcAs CONGRESSIONAL
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

1-t y
DEARSrR; Inview Of the approaching Presidential
campaign and the state elections, which sro 10 occur
the coming autumn this committee has been direct
cd 70 provide for the immediate and thorough reor-
gnnizaon OF the Republican party, and the cireula
ton Of such documents IS VIII be essential for the
work Assuming you % be a Republican DESTROYS OF
maintaining the azcendancy Of the Republican par
", and thus securing the benefit Of Republican prn-
cipies and that % do this you willing 20 contrib
ute, to reasonable extent In providing the neces-
party both in the form of personal efforts and In the
contribution of money, we hope you may be willing
10 send to the committee CD twenty dollars, 10 BE-
expended as above indicated.
The committee desire 10 enter upon their duties at
once and It Is Of the utmost Importance that they be
able 20 make up the lisf OF contributor and those
who VIII take an active part in the work. and 10
judge the extent OF the means 10 be at their disposal
by the 18th day of the coming month
Please reply under Of ihe enclosed envelope,
and greatly oblige the committee, and
Your ubcftient servant
]. NJ EDNuNIis Secretary.
EXECUTIVE conNlrrEE
Hon. z. Chandler, Hon. Marcus l. Ward
Chairman: Hon. +. c. Plat
Hon. 9. Cameron, Hon. Geo G. Mckee
Hon. A. II. starkweather Jacob Tome. Treasurer,
Hon. VIM. NJ. Stewart
UNION REPUBLICAN RESIDENT COMMITTEE
Hon. B X. cowan, J. N. Edmunds,
k;w. Barbour Col. a. ". Dunn.
Enclosed in the letters are stamped enyelopss nd
dressed J. NJ Edmunds, Washington, u. c. and the
prospectus OF The Repahr political science maya
zine.
These assessments are designed for es-
pecial use in the pending Pennsylvania
and Ohio elections
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Report of the Condition

" The fdrmers aud Hechdaies National
Bank, az Westminste, in the STATE Of
Maryland, al the close Of business, June
3Ofh, 1875.
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Tnr FgrK CnAapEraR closed on Saturday
night last with a grand masouerade Tbs
number Of persons in attendance was as large
as on any previous evening. except Monday.
until a late hour, and the grotesque. appear
ance OF some Of the mniasqueraders called forth
much merriment Miss Mary Is. Shellman
received the largest number OF votes and car
reg otl tne PRIZE cake, which was enjoyed by
lew triends,a at her residence on Monday
evening. The amount realized from i was
ss2 pa 10 Inc Anphions deserve the thanks
o,;.aa os ,nors olosslv 1880 49, nd ue'g our
are nrndrc,;va &c ,,;ne send "'' =" uoup'
'''''N" SoY''
f, oagh ,..s Coonr.e : n, shower, Esq,
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NO. Isls EQUITY.

NO. 1918 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll Coaniy.
Charles Grouse, ct ais. vs.. Anna B. Cross
ct ais.
ORDERED this 18th day Of July, y Y.
~. year of our Lord. eighteen hundred ~, y,
seventy-hye, that the account Of ne Asa, W.
iilied 10 this cause be finally ratified ana IN
med,nuless cause to the contrary iheIs"
shown on or before the I'd day Of Augns1ll'ss'r,
provided copy Of this order be inser.s ~, VI
two successive weeks before the last NAM. ',i
day in some newspaper pnblished ~ JAW
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,--Test; ~
july i7-2t PRASE I. SHAW, Vlelr
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Mr., Daniel Stull, Of the 4th district, was on
load Of wheat, on Saturday last, assisting TO
tie pole, when he lost his balance and fell
to the ground. He was taken up insensible
and conveyed to hisresidence. Mr.. Stull was
considerably bruised about the shoulders and
back, and from his advanced age It will be
some days before he RECEIVERS entirely from
the shock.
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Of last week some person entered Mr. Jacob
Campbell store, and carried away the change
that was left in the drawer, amounting TO
about two dollars BY some means the burg
lar effected an entrance into the cellar,
through the door, which wns fastened inside,
and by boring several holes through the door
leading from the cellar 10 the store-room,
opened his way into the store. The thief
doubtless expected to make good haul, bnt
very fortunately Mr. Campbell had taken all
the money ont the drawer except the amount
above stated.
At the semi.annual election for officers of
Carroll Eneampment, held Friday evening.
the 9th instant, the following officers were
elected and installed &C. p, Charles j. II.
Ganter; H. r., j. X. Hammctt; S. W., Jno.
Carl; j. W., J. q. Denuer; II. 81. J. p. Raj.
inzer; Y. s., i. A. Ganier. "a
IKrAidArios, &c.---0n Monday night last
Salem Lodge, No. 90, I.0. o. +. installed
the following officers TN. G., j. q. Skunk:
v. g., Frank G. Sharrer; Rec. See. II. 4.
Norris. Al the same time the following addi-
tional officers wereappoiuted: -R. S. to N. a,
j. Rippard; l.. s. TO N. O., Ephraim Fowler:
r. s. TOW. g., John J. Reese; L. s. to v. o..
George F. Beaver; X. S. s., Andrew Myers;
Il. ). 81, q. =. 1ingling; W., q. A. Zahn.
This Lodge is enc Of the largest beneficial or.
CARNATIONS in the State outside Of Baltimore
city. II has large reserve in real estate,
and iisburses largely to the relief Of is sick
members.
Wssnmx ManYIAxB CoIIEaK. The Board
of Trustees Of this College held an adjourned
meeting at the study room Green Street Par.
sonaee, Baltimore, on Wednesday, 18th In.
sianb and completed the list Of the professors
for the ensuing year. We are informed thar
Rev II. G. Cushing has been appointed to
the chair Of Belle Leftres, and viii reside III
the College after the commencement Of the
fall session. Thiswil not Interfere with his
work as Pastor Of the Methodist Protestant
Church, The prospees for the College in its
next session i very fattering.
The freight and passenger business 81 the
4Iosta..n 4I...s1& .<l.I
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reach Of ALL
july lO.is75
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A CESTESARIAS GoSE.-On Monday, the
18th instant, Priscilla Brown, eolored, aged
los years, mouth and days, She had
been faithful member Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church for upwards Of seventy
years. Her funeral was attended by large
concourse Of colored friends, and also great
many whites, for whom "Aunt Prissya al.
ways had a welcome word. The deceased
resided at Warlieldsburg.
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The farm Of Joshua Bosley, near this city,
gas sold II public sale on Saturday hast, 70
inhn g. f1iichey for 5000. snbiecs 10 prior
mortgage Of $500. The farm contains ia
dffef. dnd n nell Improved. 5R
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DKArH OF FoRNER CARRoIl CouxriAS.--
DR.. G.. s. Grimes, auative 0fths county, and
a resident Of Franklin district, bnt for some
time citizen of Virginia, died suddenly at
his residence at Gainsboro', Frederick county,
in that State, on Saturday Of last week. Dur
log the morning he had heen in his garden
training vines in his usual good health, and
about II o'clock was called by his wife, who
wished him to 90 into the street on some err
rand to a wagon that was passing. He start
ed towards the door, but finding that he was
falling turned to his bedroom aud fell at the
door, and died in few moments.
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DIR. GORpNrRS
Great Medical Discoveries.
MAY FLOwIRANp GRNrI,N.

Snre cure Tor Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia.
y. .puritIes ui ite h'oni Hui ti,ucrnl Ir'iNty
Female weakness a'lrli other dlseasas nri inv
lf"i dI'nrd' ftd system positive nui eii.l.
va q when az 2ljs~ fouioiies failed and to.
day axe perfect CURED
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HORSE AND CATTLE LISIMENT.

~ IL celebrated Iiuiment has uo equal In the
world tor the following complaints In man or
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I0SpARiEL >kiI. Supporters or pdies
.. arirnpt "usl lcudvr. attached to one or ii,I
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THE POST.
Middleburg, July %, 1876.

How ToAD UNDREssEs. AN eye
witness to the process thus describes
toad taking OF lis clothes. About
the middle OF July, 1 found a toad on
IL bill Of melons, and, not wanting
him to leave. hoed around him He
appeared sluggish and not inclined
to move. Presently observed him
pressing bis elbows against his sides.
rubbing downward. He appeared
bo singular that | watched ~ scc
what he was up e.. After few
smart rubs, his skin began TO burst
open straight along his back. Now,
tuil oli fellow, you lave done il /.
but he appoaiod to be mcDncoincd,
all kept Oh rubbing until he had
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oh his sidos and hips, then, grasping
one bind hex with BIS hands. nc laul
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other leg IN the same way. lie then
Ok his castvi' cuticlo forward, be-
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Hrt loaeYing his head, swallowing as
li. head came down, he stripped OH
i.. s'iu underneath until it c7mo to
- ioir'aEs. aud then g,8suiug one
81 thcs- VIII the opposite hand. by
considerable pulling stripped OF the
thin. Changing hands, le stupped
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