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hSTaBOUAL..

We like the pride manifested BY
that little girl In 81. Louis. She
could suffer and DO strong. She was
. regular attendant at the public
school, aud was hard student. She
- poorly bus e@b ella Eske at
tiscsed thssttewsion ~ tsnchsr BY
not going homo for her dinner, and
ct tho same time. by not bringing
lunch with her. She sat apart from
her playmatss during the lunch hour
and hooked ysistfully at them vhils
Aey Appcassd the gpswins, Of ap-
petite. Observing that she had a.
trscted the marked attention Of her
teacher, the little ono appeared in the
schoOlroom one morning carrying q
small package IN bar bad During
the sss she ID "a DE dag. - The
DELI Before her, but did not eat as the
other children did. When the other
girls had left the room the teacher ap.
prosched the little Mic and asked her
why she did not eat her lunch. She
burnt out into tears, and, between her
sobs, said; "Don't touch il, teacher !;
pleas don't touch III, 'sonly blocksl'
She wss ths proad dAdehter Of poor
psfvhts. sbs hsd oso dpbercto hiring
With her, and observing that she, had
attrscssd attention. sought to divert
pryins eyes from her by make
believe lunch. She suffered hunger
without = murmur, and only wept
when curiosity dived beneath her sham
and exposed her poverty. This girl
ought to make Roadway in the world.
Inssssa-yfuwttwtsye over every dhap-
psinsmeut. and sprsAlins to NE sym
pathy Of friends. she will bear her
troubles with patient and sublime
She has within her the stuff Of
which heroes are made.-lTurf.
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A coasEsponpr.r Of The OH,

A coRRxaPoHpExr Of the Ohio
Farmsr gives the Relieving instrucs
tions 90 the cultivation Of tomatoes:
Turn ever . Pieos Of sandy loan land.
immediately planting them in the
fresh soil. in rows four feet apart, asd
three feet the other way. Set the
plants up high. leaving a hollow
arouad each one large emo ugh to hold
one pint Of water; Gil this hole full Il
wstsr. and after it has ssttlsd sway.
gil the hole With dry soil; the earth
around the plant will not then bake.
II the weather 10 warm they will grow
right along. The best dns to set To-
mato plants j. in dry. warm after
soon. Flsas iLiif.s ali TOP, with no
root, Are, vorthie -
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ne pgsU ths EssstssSbiesD vess IN
Parts.

HWbs9.
The Parisian fashion of having the
shoes or boots match the dress is gain.
ing favor here. Let me describe the
costume Of a young lady who has ev-
cry wish gratificd as she appeared on
the avenue the other day. Her dress
was dark gray French poplin trim
med with silk Of the same shads-in.
side plaitings, very simply made
with long overskirt looped at each
side with bows and ends Of the dix;
her bonnet Of the same silk as the
trimmings Of tie dress. with small
clusters Of pink moss roses on the out
eide and inside; her parasol Of gray
silk lined with pink; her gloves and
boots Of the same color az her dress.
She was with young lady, rich as
herself. dressed in black silk -all
black save a soupcon Of scarlet at her
throat and in her bonaet. Were I a
man l might say of either of these
girls, Il should love bright, partic-
ulsr star and think to wed it," ..
A srARrILSo rumor comes from
Paris. that long gloves reaching near
ly to the elbow, and requiring, twenty
buttons will be essential to the peace
Of mind of every w,ll dressed lady
this year. Also that without court.
platter patches - trus toilet will be
complete. Twenty buttops and patch.
eel And thh is called an era Of re-
formi We really hope the cncinna.
ii Convention will take decided action
on this rubjeet -tBos.on Transcript.
PARIS ladies in Walking take the
extreme end Of the train in the right
hand. and. bringing it re und to the
side. hold it there during the prone
made. -
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FarmarskG pOZcmk y

= " Y
Ma prodej nebo ma yym6Du
"a pozem koy ! maj etek
Cevclandt.
Pozemky ty jsou vJtecne, biz zeIeznn-
ce a dobrtho trhu lez Pockahontas n
Bnena Vista Counts, kde Jest hodne &c.
chd osedlych. Cena ni7ka, terminy pd-
znive. Blizsi zprava
PRICE BROTHERS, 145 Superior Str.
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DvOji nebezpcCf
OdStranGnO.

Obyvatel krajiny nezdravymi vypa-
ry jest vydan Sane dvojimu nebezpeci.
On nejen nucen jest dy C h ovati ne
bezpecny vypar ale pfimo poly kati
a zazivati iej, jelikoz neien vzduch ale j
voda MIN pokazena jest. Vzdusny jed
hrozi ustroii telesnemg skrze plice pot
nice, tekuty skrze zaludek. Prot tomuto
dvoiimu nebezpeti jest jen .ledina zastita
sice sesileni celebo t6la skrze organy
(1stroiD zazivaci vym6sovaci Obycejne
toniky neon6inkuji, kdezto I'll o he t t G r
eva hofka nikdy vysledkem Sc ne
mine. V horkem pasmu, kde nemoce
cd zkazeneho yzduchu pochpzeiici, hejnej
si jsou nez pasme mirnem, jest odbyl
jeji stale vetsi aniz jest krajiny ma tomtc
ohroDnem kontinente (pevnine) kde by
Sc il neuzivalo co nejvydatnejsiho lekr
proti miasmickym zimnicim, pokazen6-
mu zaludku, chorobnym jatram site
VAN. VIII.
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(DokOncenl.
Proslo nekolik dni. Baroaka blouzni-
la pdvabech venkovskeho zivota a We
novala SO velikou horlivosti vychovani
Marietty "a komornou; tato stavala Gasto
pred zrcadlem koketnim 6epci, s veil
kym chocholem r1znobarveho peri, ieiz
il byla milostpani k smyceni prachu kou-
pila, hebounke rucc, zhusta sedala take
ma mike stolicce upirajic tmavomodr6 oci
blouzniv6 kamsi do daleka, kde videl
duch jeff vysoke domy, krasne odene lidi,
skvostn6 povozy caste sklanela pax
hlavu do dlani zadumala sc hluboko,
hluboko; baron sedaval line ma pohore,
koufil a zival; spravec spravcova zho-
etili SO vsech obav pred vznesenyrui hos
ty; Beruska spfatelil SO fialovym loka-
lem hraval MIN v kancelafi pii zavfe-
nych dvefich zapalenych dymkach
sestadvacet.
Jednou k veceru vysla baronka kras-
ne vazanou knihou do kvetnat6 besid .
ky parku. odkud byla daleka, rozmani-
ta vyhlidka kde SO dockati chtela slayi-
6iho koncertu, jenz sc po nekolik vecert
okoli zamku ozyval. Baron pokaral
lokaje pro jeho tloustku porucil mt
vzhledem k nj, ably 81 vysel ma prochazkr
do poll. Spravec Sc spravcovou nakla-
dali pfi zavfenych dvefich zavafene ovo-
!; CO. Melanie mela boleni zubd.
V teto idyllicke, tiche dobs pfislo sta
Il remu Foltynovi ma mysl, ze Marjank
meska pills dlouho v panskych pokojicl
!; Odbyl tn myslenku, nez vratila 90 brzy
A myslenka ia stAvala so CHM dale, til
Y neodbytnejA. Go tam robi tax dlouho
"a zabrucel do knird. ,Milostpani ncr
piece donna
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PO t6ChtO lOdlCh Sc nikdy

~ Lodni vypravy konaij Sc z. Haul
burku do N. Yorku kazdou sttedu Y ~
Yorku do Hamburku kazdy ttyrtek.
4 ara ma podzim konai Sc Ham
burku do Noy6ho Iorku a 2 N. YorLu
do HambnrEu mimofadne yyprayy i Y
s0hntn.
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FOltJnlV buben.

(Zdnaeck6 arabeska od G. ~
(Dokonceni.)
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DULEXTTlI
vGASTNikUM DOWU
Ct6te u ukazte SOuSeddm.
NatFete domy sve
luCebniAli barvanli
MILLER BROS

ktere isou vyrobeny cist6ho bileho olo-
va, zinku a lnSn6ho oleie, pflpravene ma
bilou, ternou a sto iinych rozmanitych
barev Tato barya ma krdsny lesk a
v8ae sc hluboko do dfeya, takze tfikrate
tax dlonho vydrn iako kterakoliv jina
barva ma svete, atkoliv stoii celou treti-
nu meme, nez jine barvy, ktere Sc ma tr-
2isti nachazi. Pthlaste SO MILLERA
A BRATRU, jichz barva adobi nejmend
sto tisic staveni; vSecky ostatni isou poN,
he napodobeniny.
Poslete 81 pro vzorky barev vysy6d.
teni, iez yam bezplatn6 budou poslany.
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Sir William 81 oddechl.

Sir William 81 oddechl.
,Jeda kolem spatfil .jsem tam dostav
MIX
To pfijel vecer pan Bastien
| ,Kdo jest ten pan Bastien?' tazal Sc po.
krytecky baronnet.
jest spravce pana hrab6te Dobrou
noe, pane, opatrIi vas paubdhr
,Dobrou noe, pfiteli, dekuii yam.'
Venkovan bral se dale ku Kerlovnu a
sir William k Manoiru.
Pan Lacy sel casne spat, sir Will
am nespatfil no az rano.
NazejtH dostavia Sc vazenemu slechti.
ci Ease dna, takze necht6l vydati Sc ma
lov toheto dne.
Sir William uzil techto bezdeGnych
prazdnin k ceste do Genet.
Baronka milovala made vse hru trik-
trak, kteraz nejvice panovala "a jeiiho
nladi. Sir William hral nj vcera H.
Gil velkou zalibu pro tuto hru pfedkd.
Zadost sehrati 81 byla mn dobrou zamin-
kou navsteve Genetach, proto sc
tam odebral beze vsech okolki.
Hermina spatfic jej zardela Sc, PAM
Beaupreau vitala jej 8 laskavym mno
hoslibnym dsmevem.
Jako vcera pozyali jej dnes tabuli a
prodlel cely vecer zamku, neodesel
tenkrat Dive, nez az v devet hodin.
Jako vecer minuly, dal SC dnes cestou
po skalnatem pobfez.
,Nebojim Sc sice pills Bastiena,' my
sill 81, ,ale jest tfeba mad MIN trochu bdi
ti.'
Sir William neved9l dt6ku Baccarat
ky 2 blazince a zpravach, jez pov6dela
Armandovi nichz mohl jak hrab6, tax
Bastien seznati jeho osobu. Kdyz pal
blizil SO ku Kerlovnu, pfipadla mu zylas
nj myslenka.
Mann mnoho cbuti,' pravil k sob6, IA.
tlouci ma vrata zamecka navstiviti Ba-
sticna. Mona, ze pfijel, maje jak6si po
dezfeni; MONA vssk take, ze jest sem po
volan "a zalezitostmi.'
Baronnet ubezpeciv SO touto mySon-
kou, dojel ma misto, kde sla costa ia mel.
krainejsim kraji skaliska mad mofem.
Pohled ma toto misto byl desny. Cest;
vlacejic sc po skale vybihajici mofe d.
chazela mista, n6hoz nebylo vice vide
ami zemi ami veze Kerlovnu, nebylo vide
mic jineho nez mofe, jez hucelo dole ne
dohledne hloubce; buraceni vim, vrazeji
cich do skaly, ohlusovalo vsecek iiny hlul
ma kilometr daleko.
Ma tomto miste byla by stfelna rama
kfik sebe pronikaveisi pfehlusen ieker
buraceiiciho more.
V zafi mesice, kteraz jasn6 osvecoval
skaly, zpozoroval sir William stin Glove
ka, bliEiciho Sc protest strany. V ma
le chvili spatfil blizici SO druhy stin, tou
ze cestou jdouci; netrvalo dlouho pie
SIREN Williamem stall diva muzi.
,Dobry vecer, sire Williame, oval E
hlas, phi nemz Sc baronnet zachvel.
: jest to on, poznal isem dobfe. m
mlal druhy clovek.
) Baronnet poznal hlas Bastienig a sta
reho Jeroma, Silence. Bezde6n6 sahl ru
kou po bambitee sedle.
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po sIaynt osvedcen}ch yelkych postoy
nich parolodich
Pom9aerania, 7zpjngia, .Sllesja, hr5sta
WestphaliQ, C5m6ria, HoLsatio, tam
1oonla, Suoo5o, Hoethe, Herder, Lss8551g
WGeiaud, hlopstoch, Gollort QaI. 2td
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Hugo Hensch
Vyzivna mOuka dGtSka
tez pro
neduZivG q ZOtavuiici Sc
rovn6z dtinkuje vyborn6 proti
neduhum letnim.

Ctete mas e d ujfci
odporueeni vynikajicich lekafd
tohoto a iinych NEST:
My nizepodepsani, zkusivse Huge
Hensche moueku yybornym tspt-
chem na5i praksi, dobrym sytdomim
il odporuGiti mGzeme obecenstyu.
Gust. @. T.. Weber M. ID. Cleveland, o
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p re p plavni c e a y:

L Hamburiu do Noy6ho Gorku:
/. kaiuta 1920 zlata, 2 Kajuta H72 zJata,
mezipalubi S32 papirech.
4 Nov. Yorku do lIamburku:
/. ka uta 800 zIata 2. kaiuta >6O 4a.
ia, mezipalubi $50 Y papircch.
Dtti cd r. 10 robi plati polovi6ko.
koenci IIamJubu 10 \. Y - 20 az
n. Y. do Iamhurl,u bozpIatnt.
V lIamburku poda biiz5i zpravu gene
raIni icduate August Es0leCm, Wm.
MILLER'S NachfQlger 33 d 81 Admi-
ralt,etstrassc. kde Ccchov5 naidou syt-
ho rodaka
y. .5oscga E'0stOra.
Y New lyrku podaj, byzsi zpIavl ge-
nerilni iednateloye
kUNHARDT co, GI Broad Str, NY,
c. Z. RICHARD " BOAS, 81 Broad
way, ia&oz yc3keG Hcl, icdnatelov6 po
SpQienycb Statecb,
{ esky iednatej gro Cleveland, q.
T.. ,. Palda, {. .5:s CE0G0m Sgv
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-12-02

FLoRIDA.-The returning Board of
Florida Tuesday opened the sealed packa-
ges Of votes. As the reading went on,
notice Of contests was given by both Re-
publicans and Democrats. The result of
the Electoral vote, as announced from the
face of the returns, showed Republican
majority in the State Of ~. Dade coun-
ty, which polls only 800 votes, and is not
expected to give more than twenty major
ity either way, was not included The
Democrats, according to the autographed
report Of the proceedings, were "astound-
ed to find a new return from Baker
county, which by throwing out several
precincts, changed Democratic majority
Of "a to Republican majority Of Al.
After completing the count the Board
took a recess On reassembling, the
counsel for the Democrats stated that an
other return from Baker county, antcda-
ting the one read and duly signed by the
County Clerk and justice, as required
by law, had been sent to the Board, and
he asked why it had been suppressed and
by whom. The chairman Of the Board
refused to consider his inquiry, but finally
the return giving Democratic majority
was read. Should this return be admitted,
all the Tilden Electors will have MAORI.
ties. Should both the Baker county re.
turns be held over, the Democrats will
have two Electors ind the Republicans one
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DIED.

In Taneytown, on the 2lst of Move mber
George Miller, Esq, aged ~ years, lonthi
and l6 days.
On November 81, 1876, George II. Buck
ingham, in the SD year of his age, of New
Alexandria, Ohio, formerly Of this county.
In this county, November 81, 1876, Joseph
Bowers, aged about 81 years.
On the 10Th Of November, at Marriottsville,
John, aged l year and I months, youngest
son Of William and Sallie +. Davis.
In Baltimore, on the 9th ultimo, Thomas
Il. Stocksdale, in the S7th year of his age,
formerly of this county.
On the 2lst ultimo, Mrs. Jacob Dehoff, of
this county, aged 76 years, month and "a
days.
Near this city, on November 25th, Violet
Virginia Miller, only child of Samuel and
Violet Miller, age 2years month and 10 days.
Little jimmie was our darling,
Pride of all our hearts at home
But an angel come and whispered:
Little jimmie do come home. MOTHER.
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MoRTGAGEE's SALE
A Valuable Property F!
In Freedom District, Carroll Co.


PY virtue of authority conferred by a Mort.
- gage, executed by John A. Tietien and
Anna l.. TieGen, his wife, to myself, dated
the 3lst day of March, 1870, and recorded
among the Mortgage Records Of Carroll coun-
ty, in Liber j. b. B., No. G, folio 466, &C., |
will! sell at Public Auction, at the Court
House door, in said county, on
Wednesday, the 18Th day Of December, 1876,
at II O'Clock, NJ, all that part of Parcel
Of Land, situated in said county, called "Wilks
and Liberty" which is contained within the
following metes and bounds, courses and dis.
tances, viz: Beginning for the same at a
stone standing fifty perches in the given line
of Seth Warfeld's part of the said land, call
ed "Wilks and Liberty, and running thence
as follows: South 70 degrees, east 25 per.
ches, north IL degrees, east 40 perches, north
20 degrees, west % perches, to the aforesaid
given line Of Seth Warfeld's part Of 'Wilks
and Liberty and thence binding on said line
to the place of beginning, containing
6 IA ACRES OF LAND,
more or less.
In compliance with the terms of the Mort.
gagee this property will be sold for cash.
JACOB c. SMITH, Mortgage.
5. L. STocKBRIDGE, 55 st. Paul Street,
Attorney Of Mortgage.
c. j. Hamilton, Auctioneer. Nov 1s-ts
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Tampering with the Returns,

The newspapers of Monday contained q
lengthy account of an attempt made in
New Orleans on Saturday to tamper with
the returns from De Soto parish, When
the seal was broken by member of the
board, there were found inside consolida.
ted statement Of votes, the commissions,
statements and talley-sheets. Attached
to the returns was large number of pro-
tests and affidavits. The secretary of the
board said the package had been received
on the 18th instant, and such an entry
was in his receipt book. The returns he
said had come by mail. In the course
of an inspection it was discovered that one
Of the protests of the supervisors charging
general intimidation was dated November
rs, and sworn to in New Orleans before
a commissioner of the Circuit Court.
When called upon to explain how pro-
test dated on the 25th instant could get
into sealed registered package received
by mail on the 18th instant, the secretary
said he had received two packages. He
was detected by one of the Democratic
counsel present in the act of making an
other entry in his book of two packages
received After some delay another pack
age was produced and found to con-
tain consolidated statement Of votes
and commissioners returns, but no protests
or affidavits. The members of the board
were unable to explain the matter, and
Senator Alderman, of the Republican
visiting committee, remarked that there
was no use to disguise the fact that the
returns had been opened, and protests in
serted after the package Of returns had
been received The affair created quite
Q sensation among the members of com
inittees present. The members of the
Democratic committee were very outspoken
in the opinion that fraud had been per-
petrated and the Republicans did not deny
that the affair had very peculiar aspect.
The Democratic counsel say that similar
thing has occurred in the case of other
parishes, but as they were not admitted
Saturday there was no opportunity to
discover the frauds.
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NO. u,

NO. II.
In the Orphans Court of Carroll County, as
Court of Equity.
OCTOBER TERN, 1876.
VIM. II. Bevard VS.. J. l.. Storms and others.
ON application it is ordered this 18th day
" of November, 1876, that the sale of the
Real Estate of Catharine Storms, late of Car.
roll county, deceased, made by William H.
Bevard, Trustee, appointed by decree of the
said Court in said cause, and this day report.
ed to this Court by the said Trustee, be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause be shown to the
contrary on or before the I'd Monday, 18th
day of December, next provided copy of
this Order be inserted for three successive
weeks in some newspaper printed and pub
lished in Carroll county, before the said I'd
Monday, 18th day Of December next.
The Trustee reports the sale of all the real
estate left by said deceased, consisting of 48
acres, rood and 81 perches of land, more or
less, situated in Carroll county, laid out and
sold in six parcels, at public sale, for the ag-
gregate sum of six hundred and seventy.three
dollars and ten cents.
True copy,-Test
H. L. BELTZ,
nov 1885, Register of Wills.
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PRESIDENTIAL DISORDERS IN Mexico.
"A courier from Guanajuato, Mexico,
who arrived at Brownsville Monday, re-
ported that the people of that State were
enthusiastic in the support of Iglesias for
President, and had raised large sum of
money for his government. The Diaz
revolutionists all recognize Iglosias, and
Matamoras is the only place east of the
Sierra Madre held by Lerdo's partisans.
An agent Of Iglesias has arrived in Mata-
moras, aud it is believed that town will be
surrendered to the new Government. Five
American citizens who visited Matamoras
on Sunday were insulted and assaulted by
Mexican officials and then thrown into
prison. On Monday each was sentenced
to pay fine of from $50 to s150, or per-
form two months hard labor on the pub
lie works. This has caused great excite
ment in Brownsville, and there are fears
of a conflict.
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premium FOR MARYLAND CATTLE
Mr.. John Merryman, Of Hayfelds, Balti-
more county, exhibited eleven head Of
Herefords at the centennial cattle show in
Philadelphia in September last Wednes-
day he received official notice from Col
A. I. 6oshorn, director general, that the
reports of committees in his favor had beer
confirmed by the United States centennial
commission. The awards were For
Hereford herd, comprising the bulls Sit
Richard Second and Canadian, the cow
Giantess and Princess Victoria, and the
heifers Collie aud Princess Beatrice.
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NO. 1861 EQUITY,

NO. 1867 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Anna NJ. Burgoon and Elias F. Bankert next
friends to William +. Burgoon and others,
VS.. William f. Burgoon and others.
ORDERED this 10th day of November,
" A. d. 1876, that the sale made and re.
ported by John J. Baumgartner, trustee, fol
the sale of the real estate Of William N. Bur-
COON, deceased, of part Of said real estate,
be finally ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 10th day Of December next provided a
copy of this order be inserted in some news
paper published in Carroll county, once in
each ofthree successive weeks before the 10th
day of December next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
S150000.
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
nov 1885, FRANK I. SHAW, Clerk.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

st. Josephs Catholic Church, Taneytoy n
Md, will be solemnly dedicated, on Sund ay,
December 10th. The ceremonies will ON
menee promptly at 10 o'clock, a. m. Rev
+. y, Boyle, Of Washington, d. G. will pi each
on the occasion.
Religious services will be held by the Ger.
man Baptist Brethren, in Bowers Hall,
Westminster. this Saturday evening, D.eeem,
Der I'd, at o'clock. All are invited.
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Notice to Road Supervisors.

ENoR the purpose of examining and pass
H ing the accounts of Road Supervisors
for the year 1876, the Commissioners will
meet in the Office to receive said accounts
from the different districts, as follows:
For Supervisors of Districts No. l, 2 and
8, on Monday, the 18th of December.
For Supervisors of Districts No. 4, 8 and
6, on Tuesday, 10Th of December.
For Supervisors of Districts No. Z, 8 and
8, on Wednesday, Goth of December.
For Supervisors of Districts No. 10, IL and
II, on Thursday, 2lst Of December,
That they may have said accounts settled
by the different tax collectors. All bills must
be properly proven by said Supervisors.
By order of the Board,
l.. c. TRUMB0,
nov 25.3t Clerk.
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INVENTORS

send us a model or rough sketch and descrip.
ton of your device we will make an exami
nation, free of charge, and advise you as to
its patentability. All correspondence strictly
confidential. Prices as low as those of any
reliable agency.
We refer to Officials in the Patent office,
and to inventors in every State of the Union.
Address,
LOUIS DAGGER 4 co.
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, d. c.
nov %
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NOTICE.

HNHE Tax Collectors of the several dis
4 tricts of Carroll county are hereby
notified that they must collect and pay in all
Taxes that were due ON or before the Fsrst
day Of January, 1876, by the Ist day Of Jan
udry, 1877, or suit will be commenced on
their bonds.
NJ. c. McKINSTRY, President
nov IS Board Of Co. Commissioners.