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NOTICE,

WE levy for Corporation Taxes for 1890.
- VIII be made on or about The 6rst y
October next. The Council viii Be in session.
on the First Monday evening in August and
september, and will then hear cases Of erfo.
neeus assessments aud reas0ns for aha letnen,s
~ order 7. II. IRWIN,
aug f-ot Haeor
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Mrs. Mills. wife Of colofed preacher Al
Bridgeport, cenn., is growing white, much "a
her discoutent. aud oifers al her money 10
huy one who viii restore Der LOST color
Victor Hugo has Just aelabratsd his seven.
lg.eigbih birthday, and he Is yet hale and
hearty
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The above are the most concentrated FafH
lizers ever offered TO the iarmer--conbinin
all the stimulating qualities Of Peruvian
Guano, aAd the ever durable fertilizing prop.
critics Of Bones, in fine, dry powder, prepared
expressly for drilling.
For growing Wheat, Il Is the universal opin
ion Of the farmers Of Maryland and Virginia
after over twenty years experience 10 tho use
Of these Fertilizers manufactured by me, ;hat
an applich,ioa Of 100 pounds Is equal In Il,
effects 10 POO pounds Of any other Fertilizer
or Guauo, therefore fully 20 per cent, cheaper.
With my present advantages and superior
| facilities for manufacturing, ! challenge com
petition with any Fertilizer sold in the United
States in Quality, Mechanical Condition and
J Price.
by strictly adhcring to my Original Forma.
las, using only the most concentrated mate
rails. aud experimenting In person their iuaa.
uiaciurc-as FOR the past tireHiy years-
Uniform Quality is Guaranteed.
Esay- Farmers, 10 secure tho oaly Gearfla,
Ercosior aud Phosphate, prepared according
to my Original Formulas established ia SOS
should see that every Bag is branded asabogc,
| with the .iRdlgsis and my HamS IN red isiisgs.
J. q. A. HOLLOWAY,
Originator and Manufacturer,
i07 McEldorry's Wharf, Baltimore, Nd
/ p15- For sale BY Grimes & Weaver, Wee
minister, ?. Engel 4 Son, New Windsor.
aug I'm
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WOOD LOTS At PUBLIC SALE


pI viHuo Of an order Of the Orphans
ID Court Of Carroll comfy, the subscriber,
as Executors Of Elizabeth CAharinc Eth De-.
ceased, widow q the late Peter Erh, will olrr
a, Pablo Sale, on the premises, on
Saturday, The ssh lay Of august, IsyJ,
Al O'Clock, p. ~, al the undeyiscd Real
Estate lea by said +. Catharine Erb, deerased
and by her will ordered to be sold, to.wil:-
parcel Of Woodland, containing
l8 Acres, l Rood and 20 Perohes
Of Land. more OF lesl, situated near wic,,'s
Mill, adjoining West mill dam aad the lands
Of Mr.. kecier and others, ia Myers District,
Carroll county, Nd. it being all that par; Of
the land Of said Peter Erb, deceased, known as
lot No. in The plat thereof made by j..
Henry Hoppe, Esq, Trustee, under deed Of
trust from said Peter Erb, dated in 1873 Il
Is covered with young thriving Timber, fnd
is well watercd
Alsoanother parcel Of Woodland containing
Acres and 3 Roods of Land,
more or less, lying near said 6rs, parcel. al
the head Of said mil dam, adjoining lands Of
j. Davidson aud others, known on said plat
Of Peter Erb's land as lot No. 4. Possession
given on compliance with the terms Of sale.
and good title given for said land on pay.
meni Of the purchase money.
IguNs.--One third ofthe purchase money
10 cash on the day Of sale or on the ratihfA.
ton by the Court; onc-third 10 six months and
The remainder iu one year from the day Of
sale, with interest from the sale; the credit
payments to be secured BY the notes Of ihe
purchasers, bearing interest from salo.
RICHARD DELI,
JONAS FROCK,
Executors.
Joseph NJ. Parke, Attorney for Executor.
aug Its
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Western Maryland College,
INCORPORATED 1868.


VIZ 2'th Sent Annual Session Of this
Il institution Of learning will begin
SEPTEMBER 7TH, 1850.
The special attention Of those residing in or
near Westminster is called TO the advantages
OF having such College so convenient 10
them. Young persons Of either sex can here
receive hor0Hgh education at very moder
ate cost without losing the privileges Of home
residence. The Preparatory Department AZ
lords full course for the Ordinary business Of
liiei and by the purchase OF Scholarship the
tnil Collegiate course eau be had at about the
same Tor rates charged in the Preparatory
Department.
f3r further information, see, or address
the President, ]. T. Ward, ID. D., al III resi-.
dence, or any Of the Professors al their rel.
dences or at the College
II is important that Students enter a, the
beginning OF the Session or as soon there
a''er rs praeueabie. aug 1-l0w
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local Option vas defeated in Frederick
county o. Tuesday by I,4se majority.
Mechauiestown, WoodsyilIe, lfiddletown,
catoutin, jackson and HavYers districts
hasins gisen majosities for local option,
vim nave prohibition.
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90 ACRES

Fruits Of all kind. A never failing spri,. n,
the door, large Brick Dwell.
ing containing 10 rooms with AN ~
two cellars, Swiizer Barn 45x III - -
81, built in the latest style. An
other necessary outbuiidings. Western Nj
hailrond depot, within a mile and a hatr
Lime stone within mile and a half Anniv
TO or address CHARLES II. COLE,
aug I'Jl' On the Premises
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.

A Valuable Farm for sale 2 miles north.
"A east Of Westminster, Carroll county.
Nd, on the Sullivan Road, leading 10 Man,
chester CONTAINING
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The Sentinel published an article last
week, which said % great many Demo
Gratis are declaring for Garfield, aud named
one, MIR. Alexander Ferguson, of Cincin-
natl. We congratulate the Sentinel on
finding one. If there were more, would il
not have named them ? We think so
Bot what is this one stray sheep from the
Democratic fold, to the long lists Of Re.
publiCaus who have como over to Hancock
and which are Published every day2 The
ADVOCATE has publisheda number in each
issue for some weeks past. Tbs iSeatiaei
win find the names Of twenty five or thirty
10 to-day's Issue.
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Grants order to the Boys in Blue to
organize Tor Garfield seems to give some
faint hope to responding Republieanism,
Ii is futile. Grant has lost his hold upon
the Boys in Blue. The spell is broken.
His order is UNDECIDED, Hancock is the
coming man. His name euthuses the
Boys 10 Blue, especially those who arc
Democrats, and It is believed that much
the largest number Of them will be found
in his ranks. Grant was rejected at Chi
cago. His name has lost its ialismanie
power, if it ever bad any, and he sinks
into that Insigniiieauce from which be only
emerged BY train Of fortuitous eireum-
stances, which caused certain of his blind
zealois 10 attribute his rise to genius. The
hanging Of hope upon Grant, IL this hour
Of their extremity is but another illus,ra-
tioa Of the truth Of the axiom tina, drown
ing men will catch at straws.
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REFERENCEs

INEII = n ~ = Ii
Lewis Green, VIM. Miller, Jesse Long,
Sheriff Geo. n. Fringer, samuel 2. Ever.
hart, Orlando Reese, Lewis c. Trambo.
Thomas F. Goodwin, b. f. Shriycr & Co,
Cyrus Schwegafi. Hon. John T.. Smith, Col.
John b. Boyle, DR.. j. W. Herring Col VIM.
A. McKellip, aud many others in this, How,
ard, Baltimore, Hartford aud other counties.
Send for Circular. Principal Office IS s,
Frederick Street, Baltimore.
GEORGE NJ. BoARMAN, Agent,
aug 7.st Westminster, Md
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ron PRESIDENT,

Democratic Ticket
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SATURDAY, AUGUST !, 1850
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WINFIELD S. HANCOCK,
or PENNSYLVANIA.
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WESTMINSTER. SID.
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and recorded in the registry of deeds in the county
where the land lies and shall have the same effect
as if the deed itself had been ded, and cert-
fed copies thereof from such registry shall be egi
dence when the original would be.
SECT. =. THIS act shall take effect when approved.
lApproved March y, lSoo
Chapter BOG.
AN ACT TO authorize Collectors of Taxes 10 sue in
their owu names.
BE ii enacted, DC, as follows:
Any.colectOr of taxes, or any executor or admin
strator of deceased collector of taxes may. after
due notice, in his own name, for any tax in any
court competent TO try the same.
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AN ACT TO provide for the Registry of Deeds from
the state.
Be IL enacted &c. as follows:
SECT !. A copy from the records nov in the land
office of deed from the state, of the land OF the
state. or of deed from the state and the common
wealth of Massachusetts, of the undivided lands of
the state and said commonwealth, certified by the
land agent and approved by the governor or certi-
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The treasurer Is hereby authorized to issue bonds
therefor in not less than five hundred dollars
each with coupons tor thu interest payable semi-an-
nualy Each bond a. aforesaid shall be signed by the
treasurer cOunter-iGEed by the governor, and at
tested by the secretary of state with the seal OF the
state but the coupons shall b. signed by the treas
urer or the name of the treasurer may be engraved
said coupons. as the governor and council shall
direct. The treasurer nav advertise tor proposals
for the loan herenbefore mentioned, in such papers
as he shall deem eXpedient. but said bonds shall
not be sold at less than par. Zap. Mar. Il l350.l
Chapter IiI.
AN ACT to amend chapter iittyeight OF the revised
statutes, relating To agricultural societies.
Be IL enacted, &c. as follows:
SECT. !. Chapter ifty-eigh. of the revised stat
ut.s ia hereby amended by adding thereto, the fol-
loving section. to wit:
SECT. Is. Ifany person shal sell any refresh
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Be it enacted dc, as follows
SECT l. All sums OF money appropriated for the
vice shall be applied solely to the objects tor which
the appropriations made.
SECT .. This act shall take effect when approved
lApproyed March IL, 1851
Chapter 115.
AZ CT concerning the Militia.
D. D. - On 'fed, DC, as follows:
% - et" ames OF all male citizens this stat
t, u - hns II. eighteen and torty-ive shall
biennaly, in April be it;o t d ,an
the assessors of the several civ reside ON such
tations in which they re-pectiI arna Of every no,
enrollments, and opposite the liz, a minor =
son exempt from military duty, Or %rpyf in
empt,' and the reason of such exempt mi
nor, or volunteer militia "a the case may be said
lists shall contain the whole number enrolled in
their respective cities, towns and plantations, and
the number exempt on said rolls. They shall sub
scribe and make oath TO said lists, that in their
opinion and to the best of their knowledge and be-
let they are true. They shall file said lists in the
offices OF the respective city, town plantation
clerks on before the first day of May, bennaly
The city, town or plantation clerks shall forward TO
the adjutant general or before the tenth day OF
May, btennially, certified copy of said roll, and
copy the same into an enrolment book kept BY
them tor that purpose.
SECT. ?. All able bodied male citizens enrolled
in this state, not exempt by law, and not belonging
to the volunteer militia, shall be known
as the enrolled militia of Maine.
SECT g. The following persons, being exempted
from military duty by the laws of the United States
{
say, the vGe-president of the United States, the
officers, judicial and executive of the government
of the nited States members of the houses OF
congress and their officers; Gus house officers
and their clerks; inspectors of exports pilots and
mariners employed in the service of citizen or
merchant within the United States postmasters,
assistant pOstmasters, and their clerks post officers,
post riders, and stage drivers in the and con-
veyance of the mail of the United States telegraph
operators, and ferrymen employed at any ferry ON
a post road
SECT. 4. The following persons are also exempt
ed frsm military duty and shall not be included in
said enrolment: that is to say, the members of the
executive council: judges and clerks of all courts of
record; judges and registers of probate; registers
of deeds; the attorney general, county attorneys,
sherts the secretary deputy secretary, and treas
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PUBLIC LAWS OF
Srcr. ;, Upon the passage aud approval Of this
act the secretary of state hall cause printed copies
OF II sent to the several city and town clerks. who
shall cause the same % b. posed in at least i Y
,picuOus places, tire" ot which shall be on the
public highway.
SECT. = All the provisions of this act for penal
ties and puni.hmen,- by imprisonment in the state
prison, shall be construed to authorize the courts
imposing the sentence. t" sentence tramps to the
states prison for shorter term than one year, 10
their discretion. Improved March H. lseol
Chapter pa.
AN ACT TO amend chapter one hundred and seven
teen Oft the public laws of eighteen hundred and
seventynine relating to suits involving tax titles
Be- It enpcrea. &C.. az follows:
Chapter one hundred and seventeen of the public
laws eighteen hundred and seventy-nine is hereby
amended so as 10 READ a. follows:
No person contes,ing the validity of any sale of
land for non payment of taxes shall be permitted TO
commence. maintain or defend any action At law or
in equity, involving the validity OF such sale until
he shall have deposited with the clerk OF the court
in which such action is to b. commenced or de-
fenced the amount OF all taxes interest and costs
accrung under such sale and OF all taxes paid after
such sale and Interest thereon. to be paid out by
order ofcourt to the party legally aud equitably
entitled thereto Improved March Is, 1880.
AN ACT giving justices of the peace and of the
quorum Jurisdiction throughout the state.
Be Il enacted, &c, a. follows:
Justices Of the peace and of the quorum shall be
appointed and commissioned by the governor with
the advice and OF the council TO act within
and each and every county throughout the state.
All duties and powers now granted by law TO- and
exercised by, Justices of the peace and ofthe quorum
shall b. exercted by them in each and every county
In the state. Approved March ID, 1851
Chapter PIG.
AN ACT to incorporate the Steam Heating and
Power Company TOR the city OF Bangor.
r. IL enacted, dc, as follows:
SECT. l. Thomas y. Egery. Nathan C.. Aver,
Franklin 4. Wilson, Moses Gidding.. George VAR
new y. Gilbert Higgins, Eugene NJ. Her-ey, Charles
F. W GODDARD, their associates and successors, are
hereby constituted body prlitic and corporate by
the name of the Steam Heating and Power Com
pany tor the city Of EangoT anu by that name
shall have and eniov all the necessary powers and
privileges TO effect the objects of their association
aud shall be subject 10 such duties, liabilities and
exemptions a are or may be provided by the gen
eral laws of this state in OF manufacturing
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act suAil De uak"u

De UuUlt act, uu 81 al De IN fOrC+ frOL Anu alter
its approval by the governor.
SECT IA. nothing in thi. act shall BE- construed
TO affect abridge the rights OF any parties in said
city now having and exercising rights similar 70
any OF those granted By it. lApproved Mar. 8, 1880
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THE STATE OF MAINE.
SECT 3. II the said company shall be duly or
gained within three years from the passage OF this
act and shall. within that time, have raised and
expended at least ten thousand dollars for the OBJ
i.cts of t- Incorporation and shall have actualIy
commenced the manufacture and distribution OF
steam. il shall then have and enjoy the franchise
and privileges granted it by this act. exclusively,
for the term thirty from the date of its or
ganiZation, subject TO She terms and limitations
hereinafter prescribed and subj ct to all such regu
atons and control a. may by law be exercised over
corporations BY the judicial tribunals of this state.
SECT. s. The management of the affairs OF the
company. and all expenditures made for the purposes
authorized by this act shall be directed by a board
OF five seven directors, TO be chosen annually.
SECT. !. At the expiration of the term OF thirty
named in the fifth section OF this act the city
of Bangor shall be authorized upon the vote of the
city council TO that effect, TO pay to said company
the appraised value of the buildings, works pipes,
fixtures and other property. and upon such pay.
nerf may take and hold all said property without
any right privilege or franchise remaining to said
company. and may dispose of said property in such
manner as the city council shall determine For
the purpose OF making the valuation aforesaid. the
city council shall within he three months before
expiration of the thirty years aforesaid give notice
to the company and appoint two disinterested per
sans, aid the company shall appoint two other dis
Interested persons TO be appraisers, and the four
persons appointed shall appoint fifth dsnterested
persou to be of the appraisers 1T the company
tice aforesaid, to appoint appraisers on its part,
then the two appraisers appointed by the city
ell shall be authorized TO make the appraisal, and
the decision of the appraisers in either shall
be final. And if .ad company neglect or refuse for
the space of one month after an appraisal shall
have been made in pursuance of the provisions of
this section and after the said city shall have
titled said company of its readiness TO take said
property at such appraisal to deliver all its afore-
said property TO said city and TO execute good and
sufficient conveyances thereof, then said city may
take possession of said property and hold the same
as is hereinbefore provided. being responsible to
said company to pay the appraised value aforesaid
and no sale of said property at any time by said
company, in derogation of the rights of said city
herein specified, shall be valid as against the right
OF the city TO take said property aforesaid
SECT. s. Ii the city of Bangor shall not so pay
for and take the property of the company at the APP
praisal made, then the franchise and privileges
it, and shall be held and enjoyed by it exclusively
for further time OF twenty years after the eXpira.
ton of the thirty aforesaid subject to the lin
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=. .,-vn clerk such way shall not be opened or
une 90. ely located by the appellate tribunal
"' Su, u'' Nh T. -ha take effect when approved
9ECF' o t "a, ay March 10, loSo.l
Chapter 4i. Damages on
AN ACT in Relation to Increase ..
Location OF Ways.
Be il enacted, &c. as follows: any
When ar appeal is taken on the location OF y !
way. petitions for increase of damages may be hlr,
within sixty days af eT final decision in favor OF
such way. [ApproYed March 10, lSsO.l
Chapter 2I9
AN ACT TO amend section two, chapter ninetS'tour
of the Revised Statutes, relating to process OF
fortibe entry and detaner
Be IL epucted. &c, "a follows:
SrCr two of chapter ninety-to of the revised
statutes is hereby amended by striking out in the
tenth line the words "a third party, and inserting
in place thereof the words another party, SO thai
said section As amended shall read as follows:
SECT . All tenancies at will may be determin-
ed by either party by thirty days notice In writing
for that purpose, given to the other party, and not
otherwise except by mutual consent and excepting
where the tenant is liable TO pay rent and no
rent il due the time the notice expires; when ter
minated. the tenant is liable to the process atore-
said, without further notice and without proof OF
any relation of landlord and tenant, unless he has
paid after service of the notice. rent that accrued
after the termination of the tenancy. These pro.
visions shall apply tenances of buildings erected
on land Of another party [Approved Mar l5 1850
Chapter 22O.
AN ACT in relation to the compensation and num-
Der of the Judges of the Supreme Judicial Court.
Be it enacted, DC, as follows:
SECT l. So much of section two of chapter one
hundred and twenty-five of the public laws OF the
year eighteen hundred and seventy-nine. as relates
to the compensation and number of the judges OF
the supreme judicial court, is hereby repealed and
hereafter the compensation and number OF said
judges shall be the same as they were previous to
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1880
which fine shall be collected, applied and expended
in the same manner as is provided in the in
dictInent aforesaid against towns. may be ordered
10 be paid into the treasury of the ciV. Ii any per
son shall suffer injury in his person property by
reason of any such negligence. wiltu!ness Omis-
sion, he shall be entitled TO damages of the
company therefor, by an action on the case in any
court of competent Jurisdiction.
SECT. 10. Nothing contained in th. act shall bs
construed 10 affect or diminish the liability OF -aid
corporation for any injury to private property by de-
Dreciating the value thereof otherwIs.. but said
Corporation shall be liable Their, tor in an action on
the
SECT. II. The first meeting of said corporation
may BE- called by notice signed BY any three OF the
corporatOrs published tive DAYS excessively before
the day fixed for such meeting, i'll any newspaper
published in Portland
SECT. r. The mayor and aldermen for the time
being shall at sll times have the power TO regulate
and control the acts and doings of said corporation
which may in any manner injurousy affect the
heathproperty orsafty of the Inhabitants of the city