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4 business Necessity.

The greater facility, with which,
business may he transacted, and the
more security and less risk, offered to
financial exchange, the more business
is done and the more readily, will ex-
change take place and capital work to
advantage. One dollar, that pays ten
debts Of one dollar each per day, has
the same intrinsic value as medium
Of exchange, and does the same amount
Of financial work, so to speak, as the
ten dollar bill, that moves but once
per day. The prosperity of COM
runity is measured by the volume OF
legitimate business transacted, and the
volume Of business is regulated by the
actual available capital Of that COM
munity. The available capital OF a
community may be increased legltl-
mately, by supplying the means
Whereby idle cash may be readily
utilized and new business be founded
and done on the organized cash bal
ances Of the old.
That National Bank or Savings In.
stitution will confer the above, and
other, benefits upon community we
know, and that Mechanicstown and
he surrounding country stands IN need
Of one of the above named institutions,
we also know; the merchants, manu-
lecturers and farmers Of this section
Of the county, DO business today, and
in doing it, suffer an Inconvenience
through the want Of bank, that could
Gully be appreciated, after once having
ouio}ed the convenience Of one.
We have, we believe, we'll founded
widen ce, that TIE project need only
be urged, to be accomplished. Con-
rersation, that we have had with sew
rral of our business and monled men,
las lead us to believe, that the CAPT
.ai and the will TO invest il in such an
enterprise, does exist in. our commu
u;,y. We invite, aud will gladly
yrint correspondence on the subject,
and rest in the hope, that a full and
thorough exposition of the subject
rro and con, may result in the iucor-
noratiou Of banking institution, in
ar town.
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poses to take an active part in th'
next Presidential Campaign. 1t viii
battle for Democratic principles ano
for the candidates who may be nom
mated on a sound Democratic plat
form.
THE GAZETTE is plain, speaking
newspaper, always marked by the
courage Of its convictions. Its view:
on public questions and public men
are always understood by those who
have fair knowledge Of the English
language.
The DAILY GAZETTE is a daily ep-
tome Of passing events, All news OF
local and general character is gath
cred from far and near and giving
place according to its value and the
interest which attaches. Condenss-
ton and multum IN paaro is the mot
to in the makeup Of the DAILY GA
zETTE. In the matter of telegraphic
news and correspondence THE GA
zETrE is always fresh, alert and com
prehensive. During the year improve
ments and changes will be made
which will give us greater facilities
for serving our patrons.
TIE WEEKLY GAZETTE is folio
paper, in size and makeup similar to
the daily, but containing large
amount Of reading matter especially
written and prepared for it. As in
the case Of the daily TIE weekly will
be largely devoted during 1880 to the
discussion of the questions so vitality
interesting to the people.
1t is the duty Of every intelligent
citizen to keep himself in the line of
events through the medium of the
press and it is the duty of every good
Democrat to support the newspapers
which maintain sound Democratic
acknowledgements which have no
uncertain voice and no lack OF cara
est, honest purpose.
Terms Of subscription for The
DAILY GAZETTE. SO cents per month;
81 for two months; So for six months;
Sc for twelve months, postage prepaid.
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STATE MUTUAL
BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
OF Carroll Ounty.
HOME OFFICE-WESTM Md.
OFFICERS:

OFFICERS:
, JESSE REIFSNIDER,. ..... President
GRANVILLE S. HAINES. Vice Pres,
GEORGE II. GEHR. ........ Treasurer
, DIR GEO. S. YlNGLING. Secretary
DIR. J. G. KELLER. Med. Director
CHAS. r. REIFSNIDER. u. Counsellor
BOARD OF TRUsTEEs--JesscR cifsnidcr
Granville $. lIaincs, Phillip II. l. Myers
Joshua Yingling, John l.. Rcitsnider, A: n
Stephen, George X. Gehr, DR.. j. e. Keller
Chas. IT, Rcifsnder, DR.. Geo. 5. iingling
OBJECTS OF THE ASSOCIATION
To furnish a practical substitute at nc
tual cost for the more expensive and very
often unreliable life insurance policies
This Association is purely mutual-nt
stockholders to absorb protts-and its AZ
fairs are managed by practical business
men, in the interests of its members. W.
refer all Interested to our Board Of Trus
tees. who are sufficient guarantee for the
honest management OF the affairs OF the AS
ISOLATION.
MEMBERSHIP.
Any person residing in the Unitvd States
either male OF female, bctW cen the ages OF
Is and IS, in good health, may secure tc
themselves certificate under either OF the
classes corresponding with their ages. by
complying with the requirements OF the
Association and filling an application III
compliance herewith, paying an admission
fee, and agreeing to pay death assessments
and annual dues, rs provided in our plans
of insurance.
MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS.
q" 4 1,x,,, ,nf} ~ In
good responsible physicians III all cases
the Association paying the same when IL
does not exceed one d0ltar. This must be
complied with.
DUES.
The annual dues are divided into semi
annual payments, so that it will be small
amount each time; payable on the Isl OF
January and July of each year, to dcfray
the expenses of the Association. Dues Can
he paid annually if desired.
ASSESSM ENTS.
The DeaM Fund is created by assess
mcnis to be used only for mortuary pun
poses. An assessment will be made on
cac! member, ut the death of mcmhc
in full compliance with certificate in thu
hands ofth beneficiary, and death lossc,
payable in compliance Herewith.
PLAN.
Cost Of s. 900 certificate in Class "a
which pays one dollar for each ccrtitical,
N force, and of Il 81 900 criticatr in Clas,
'B" which pays two dollars for each Ger
titicatc in force, and collected.
ADMISSION FEES.
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/,OUNTY COMMISSIONERS
NOTICE.

The County Commissioners f"l
Frederick county, will meet at thell
office in the Court House.
On Mvnday Junuory 5M, 1880,
at 10 o'clock, a, m. During the SEES
sion they will appoint Road supervl.
Sor< for the ensuing year, Trustees OF
the Poor in Frederick county, Keeper
of the Court House and Yard, and
County Constables.
The following Schedule has been
agreed upon for the settlement OF
Slpervisor.' accounts for he veal
$50, and no account will be settled
,reyions 10 the day advertised.
The appointment of S"p"rv1sor'
for each District will be made on the
same dav advertised fox settlement
except (ln cas",) where objections
have been fled.
Any complaints or recomnend"-
tons must be filed with the Glen k OF
the Board before the day set apart lol
settlement
No supervisor will be allowed more
than ten miles of road, in accordance
with the Act Of 1876, chapter 4u4.
FIRST WEEK.
Tues,lav, january 9th, District No. !
Bnckeystown.
edneoIAy, January 18th, District No
g. Frederick.
Thursday, January Sth, Districts Nos
3 and /, Mlddletown and Creagers.
town.
Friday, January 9th, Districts Nos. 5
and 6, Emmittsourg and Catoctin.
Saturday. January 10th, District No
7, Urbanna.
SECOND WEEK.
Monday, January l2th, District No, S
Liberty.
Tuesday, january 18TH Districts Nos
9 and, 10, New Market anl ll"uvers
Wednesday, January l4th, Districts
Nos. ii and II, marlborough and
Petersvllle.
Thursday, January 18th, Districts
Nos. Is and l4th, Mt. Pleasant and
jefferson.
Friday, January 10th, Districts Nos
Is and Is, Mechanicstown and Jack
son.
Satu. day, January 18th, District
No. II, townsville.
THIRD WEEK.
Monday, January 10Th, Districts
Nos. is and 10, Wooivile and Llnga.
more.
Tuesday, January Goth, District Nc
20, Lewistowr.
Road Supervisors will notify the
Board of any case where flood gates
are attached to any Of the County
Bridges.
The residue Of the Session will be
devoted to general business.
By order,
II. f. STEINER, Clerk.
! lrcl at.
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TIL +,
THE
Baltimore Gazette
Fob 1850.

1t would hardly be fair to repeat
again the alarming information that a
Crisis is approaching in Political af-
fairs but we honestly believe that the
next Presidential contest in this conn-
try will determine the question OF
Popular Government. 1t is to be,
pure and simple, a struggle between
Capitalization on the side and constl-
tutional Government on the other.
The Republican party has started
out with the assumption that this Is
Nation Of Imperial forces and that
the war determined that States are
merely geographical convenlences.
On this platform they threaten to
nominate q candidate for President
whose tendencies are undemocratlc
and whose instincts are not on the
side Of simple, Republican rule.
The Gazette believes that the war
settled the question that majority of
the people are opposed to any dissolu-
ton of the Union; that the right to
local self-government is as distinct
and as clearly defined AS it was before
the war; that the Union created by
the Fathers was not changed by the
war, and that our system should re-
main unchanged, TIE GAzLTTLpro'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-01-01

CHRISTMAS AT GRACEHAM.-The
entertainment of the Graceham Sun
day School on Christmas
evening was, in spite Of the unpleasant
state of the weather, and the unfavor-
able condition Of the roads, a more
tuan ordinary success, and certainly
cry enjoyable to those who were for
tunate enough to be present. The
programme was a somewhat varied one
consisting Of singing by the school,
Quartetts, Duets, Solos, and several
dialogues and declarations, as also
several we'll rendered pieces by the
Graceham Cornet Band, enough vari-
aty to make it spicy, and the facts
that the audience listened attentively
or two hours, without showing the
east sign Of WEAKNESS was sufficient
violence that the exercises were fully
appreciated, The entertainment was
under tie management o! Mr.. George
2. Yonson and DR.. Miller, ably
assis ed by Miss Nellie Yonson, who
presided with modest grace and dig
lily at tie organ. and who has rem
.lered the church and school most val.
able service during the past year as
It's faithful and efficient organist. To
refer TO some, and not to all the per.
formances Of the evening would be
unjust, inasmuch as it was hard to say
which was the best. all being most
creditably rendered, giving unmlstak-
able evidence Of ability and careful
training on the part of the performers.
The committee on programmes and all
who SO faithfully assisted them are
deserving Of much praise, for the faith
Tulness and ability. which they dis
,,layed in the getting up. and the car
ryiug out OF the same, and we do not
hesitate to say, that the young people
OF Graceham and vicinity have no need
OF feeling ashamed Of their musical
performances. To become fully con-
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The excess or over change in assess
mcn,s is placed to the credit of the mem
bcYs, and when suf1icicn, to do SO II Death
Loss is paid without making an asses
mcnt. Tins is just alM FQWttbIe.
SPECIAL.
Persons over GO and not TO exceed %
years old, may secure Il membership in onl
AS ociation ifthcy can present nm unusual
" good health record and medical cAami.
nation on the following terms.
Admission Fee Class A .........$ l5 0t
Admission Fee Class B............ lG W
Assessments in Class A........ -. 200
Assessments in Class b. ........ -. 300
Annual dues the same as classes specify
REMEMBER
Before you insure, give our plans care
ful study, see and read one Of our ccrtih
Gates, and we are satisfied you will regard
it the safest and most reliable in the State
information chccrfully given, call on or
address,
Yours Respectfully,
DIR. GEORGE >. IlNGLlNG.
SECRETARY.
OFFICE in the Building formerly oc,
cupicd by the lst National Bank.
Dec II At.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
IIarpcr's Magazine, One Year "a 90
IIarpcr's Weekly, " '' OO
Harpcr's Bazaar, 400
The THREE aboyc named publications,
One Year 10 o0
ANY TWO above named, One Year on
HAMPERS YOUNG PEOPLE, yr, 50
Postage free To all subscribers in the
United States or Canada.
The Annual Volumes Of ilarpcr's Week
ly, in II at cloth binding, will c sent by
mail, postage paid, or by express. free OF
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each A complete set, comprising TWEEN
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Cloth Cases for each volume, suitable for
binding, will Gc sent by mall, postpaid, on
receipt of One Dollar each.
Rcmi,tanccs should be made by Post
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chance ef loss.
Newspapers are not to copy this advcr-
tiscment without the express order OF
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Dec SGT. New York.
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DR. ii. G. RADCLIFFE, 49,
u =. =. y. DENTIST, @s2

Has located at McchaniCstown. Md, ant
vii. bc found at the residence Of Mr.. John
Miller, west of the post office. lie VII
visit Lcwistown ON the first Tuesday OF
each month, at . r Zimmcrman's; Crcng
ers,own, on second Tuesday of each month
at krisc's Hotel; Snbillnsvilc, on ih'r,.
Tuesday each monthat Stems Hotel. All
operations pertaining to the profession per-
formed in satisfactory manner and at 10"
prices VIII always be found in ONCE at
Mcchanicston on Saturdays. Persons
waited on at their residence il desired
without regard to distance. Janlo.'i
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Different Kinds Of Coal,
PURELIVERPOOL SALT

Flour and Feed of all kinds, Bacon, Lard
and Fish in season. A full stock of Gro
ccrics that will be sold cheap. Hardware
of all "iN1s, woodenwarc and Carpenter
tools of all kinds.
PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY, & GLASS;
GRINDSTONES, &C.
N y. Viii buy all kinds of grain anc
produce and ANYTHING that can be sold
and pay the highest market prices IN casl
or trade.
Give me call as / Will not be Nm
dcrsold Thankful for past tavors,
still ask for share Of the trade in the iu
turc.
Yours, &c.
GEO. w. STOCKSDALE.
janlO MechnniCstoW Md.
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WINGED OF this, one need only attend
one of their concerts. After a brief
and appropriate address by Mr.
James Creager, the pastor introduced
to the school the veritable'living Santa
Claus. His appearance upon the stage
was hailed by old and young with
intense delight. He proved himself
to be a most estimable and venerable
gentleman, both in appearance and
department, we'll provided with many
valuable and beautiful gifts for the
children and members of the school,
which after few very appropriate
remarks he proceeded to distribute.
He. performed his part most satisfac
torlly aud no doubt the children would
be we'll pleased with another visit.
The church was beautifully festooned
with evergreen, chaste in design and
beautiful IN execution, and we would
suggest, that the committee who per-
formed their parts so we'll this year,
be remembered on similar future &C.
casions. The school, under the super
attendance OF Mr.. 3. Collihower, is
in prosperous condition. T. T..
GOLDEN EYE GLAssEs.-Tae Rev.
II. Wisslpr was the happy recipient
Of an elegant pair Of golden eye glasses
purchased from the celebrated Sadtler
opticions of Baltimore. 1t is the
Christmas present Of his kind and lib
eral congregation at Rocky Ridge.
Asa gift it was selected in fine taste:
and the favored owner is justly proud
of his precious jewel.
The same pastor received from
family OF the same church turkey
roast, very fat, young and tender, and
large enough to make two ample din.
ners for healthy and vigorous fam
ily-with some rich crumbs remain
ing.
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Annual Dues in Class 5? Oh
Annual Dues in Class B ........... 400
Each class is separate aid dis'inct-n
mcmimr can bold certificate in both elias
ses, but not two in any one class.
DEATH ASSESSMENTS.
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1880.
IIARPERS' MAGAZINE.
ILLUSTRATED.

"Studving the subject objcctvcly and
from the educational point of views eek
ing to provide that which, taken atogcth-
cr, will bc-of the most service to the lar
gcst numbcr-l long ago concluded that
if l could have but one work for public
library, would select complete set OF
Harper's Monthly
Charles Francis Adams, .Ir.
It's contents are contributed by the most
eminent authors and artists of Europe and
America, while the long experience of its
publishers has made them thoroughly con
vcrsant with the desires Of the public,
which they will spare no effort to CRAFTY.
The volumes of the Magazine begin with
the Numbers for June and December Of
each year. When no time is specified, 1t
will be understood that the subscriber
wishes to begin with the current Number.
HARPER's PERIODICALS.
Harpcr's Magazine, One Year, "a 40
Uarnrr's Weekly, 4 90
IIarper's Bazaar, w
The THREE above named publications,
One Year 10 90
Any TWO above named, One Year 0o
IIarper's Young People, One Year, l 5O
Postage free to all subscribers in the Uni
ted States or Canada.
A complete Sc, of lIarper's Magazine,
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ding, will be sent 10y express, freight at en-
pcnsc of purchaser, on receipt OF So - per
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cents, by mail, postpaid
Ren,ittanccs should be made by Post
Office Money Order or Draft, to avoid
chance of loss.
Newspapers are not to copy this adser'
tlscmcnt without the express order OF
HARPER & BROTHERS,
Dec, lS,6t New YORK.
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HARPER'S WEEKLY.
ILLUSTRATED.

This periodical has always. by its abl,
and scholarly discussions of the questions
of the day, as well as 10y its illustrators -
which are prepared by the best artists
cxertcd most powerful and beneficial IN
lluencc upon the public mind.
The eight of as Influence will always
be found on he side of morality, enlight
eminent, and refinement
The volumes Of the Weekly begin Will
the first number for January of each year
When no time is mentioned, it will be I'M
derstoCd that the subscriber wishes tC
commence With the number next after tn,
receipt of order.
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READERS,
--OO--OO-
WE WISH YOU ALL, A
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
AND A HAPPY NEW
YEAR!

May your pleasures multiply,
YOslr love Tor us Intensity,
And your shadows never grow
loss.
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Dailu 1afnnfttt :sournai.
PR0F. TYyDALI's LATEST WORD.

Ii asked whether science has solved. or
Is likely in cur day To solve. the problem
III the universe. must shake my head in
doubt. Behind and above. and around Us.
the real MYSTERY Of the universe lies un-
solved. and. A. Tar a. We are concerned.
n incapable Of -0lutjon. Tie problem Of
the connection II body and soul. j. a. in
-olublc in i.- modern form a. /; was In the
pre-seientifc ages.
There ought 70 be clear distinction
made between -cience in the state Of
hypothesis and science in the state Of fact.
And inasmuch a. It il III in its hypothe-
teal stage. the ban Of exclusion ought tn
fall up0n the theory Oi Evolution.
After speaking Of the theory Of Evolu-
ton applied to the primitive condition al
matter. "a belonging 10 the dim Twilight
ofconjcfture. the certainty ofexperimental
inquiry il here shut out
Those y no hold the doctrine Of EvOlu-
ton are by no means ignorant of uncer
tainty II their data. and they only yield 10
il provisional assent.
In repiyto your question. they will frank
" admit their inability to point 10 any sat
i-iactory experimental proof that life car
." HcFrIDpFH, save from hrHph-uhD1e
lntechent
share vrchows opinion that tbs
theory of Evolution 10 it, complete form
involve. the assumption that At some
period or other n the earth -historg, ther,
occurred what would be- now called spon
ttneous generation. agree with hin
that the proofs Of ii are still wanting.
hold. wiihE irchow. that the failures have
been lameut4ble; that the doctrine is Ut
tcrIy discrcdited
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lrgal ADVERTISEMENTS.
KENNEBEC COUNTT-fa Probate Court al A..
gasfa, on the fourth Nonday Of DecemJey, 1879.

KENNEBEC COUNTT-fa Probate Court a. A..
gasfa, on the fourth Hoa,idy Of DecemJer, Is7g
On Petition Of
gTyHONAS HOyEY, Administrator de honis non ON
l thcestaie of Francis r. webb. late Of Wip,bron
decessed, representing that a certain lot of lani
in Readficld. now occupied by orrin farnhaus In
come into possession of the estate of said d. ceased
bv the foreclosure II mort ggss of said land given
by Caleb F. Grav.s 70 Oliver Parsons. dated MAJ
l5 ls66. which mortgage by successive ass gnmenfs
became The property Of The decreased in his ifrtin.
and he right OF rcien pon, under said losur,
expired That II would be Tor the benefit Of The n,
ties in interest, tina, said land should be- sold and
the money distributed as in other Of personal
assets:
ORDERED. That notice thereof be given thr..
weeks successiyty prior 20 the fourf Mondav
uar, next. in fire Daily kennebec journal n tr,,s
paper printed in Augusta, that all persons Interested
may attend at Court of Probate, then 10 be Lo.n
at Augusta, and show cause, if any, why t.e psayer
Of said petition should not BE- granted. -
II. X. BAKER. Jsdre
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register. ,itS:t.3w
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GRAY's SPECIFIC MEDICINES.

Ut
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una many DINER Diseases that bad to Insanity or
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AR IN orr pamphlet, which desire 10 send free
D. man TO every one. The specific Medicine Is sold
~ an dfuFQl>ts A. per package. >ix Package.
i'r - ,f VIII ne sent tree by mail receipt %: The
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M"cI4 no. Block. Detroit, Mich. sold in Auqu..a h,
r " htNNAAN Co. Nhoesale sri Retail and by
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The features of the Company are
LIS entire mufuali;v.
2.-The character Of its investments.
The liberay of its treatment OF retiring mem.
beers.
4.-Its selection Of risks az developed BY its past
fav orable mortality
5-Th. application of the Mass. Non-forfeiture law
toits policies whereby every member Is entitled 70
insurance according to its provisions.
Information as 10 rates N oil tanned annlca
ton ut the Office Of the opany any OF ii. agents
in the principal cities and towns of the Common
wealth. 18th annual rrpor, ready for dis,riLu.
item.
BENZ. =. STEVENS, President
scpt13teod6m Jos. ". GIBSENS. Secretary
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~ I'LL De -oid at once. fixtures and good will a.
W aaeslrabie laundry, doing a large and in
e.fa-.ns pasihess 10 an exceiien; location For a
smart todng man and wife having a small eaT;,sI
,ai, presents arar- business Opportunity Al a.
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\ n PuF for New Books of 1000
6heWI y Illustrations, .o> pages; price 81
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Taxes Of 1879!

a LII Persons whose taxes remain unpaid will no.
"A be surprised at receiving a call from the Col
lctor. ora respectful motto" through the Post Office
g. II ENiE.
sepl'tif Treasurer nd Collector OF A u elrsts