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The Martipsville Herald gives what IL
suppc sea 10 be a true history OF the once
ce,et rated phrase, "all the world and The
reyt OF maskind.v First, the Herald mis-
Quotes the sentence 10 which the phrase Is
supposed TO have occurred, as follows:
"we are at peac, with all the world ana
SHOULD seek TO maintain the CHERISHED re'a'
tionsei smity and friendship with 10 rest
OF msnkind."
II then adds:
-sThis was probably an error OF the print
| or that had escaped the notice oil tue proof
reader. AS soon as discovered, the printed
| comics we're suppressed and new edition
4 issued, which was changed to, no doubt what
1 was actually written In the original, We are
at peace with all the world, and should seen
10 maintain the cherished relations OF amitl
and friendship with all mankind But the
Democratic papers had got hold OF 1t, and
sOjd Rough aud Ready had the honor Of
being credited with an expression which 90
never used"
Major BLISS, General TAYLoR's sor-in
law, and the author of the old Generals
celebrated dispatches from Mexico, nc
| uOuDi NEOtt tut tito>'sSS WI NNNF''""' ~
wrote It correctly; and Il he had been con
suited would have let il stand as originally
worded. But some "smart ALEC" started
the cry that there was blunder in The
message, and the supposed blunder was
corrccted-we Judge without Major BLISS
approval or consent The sentence as II
originally stood, read as follows:
awe are at peace with all the world. ant
hope 90 maintain our amicable relations
with the rest OF mankind"
| THIS when first read or heard sounds a.
| il II were an Irish bull. Let US see whether
IT is or not. There is certainly no error IL
it unless it be IN the use OF the words /" al
the world" and the words "the rest o.
mankind" as expressing the same idea
aud we don't know that anybody will pro
bounce this an error. Concedng that those
phrases are Synonymous, they may be trans
posed, and the sentence would then read a:
follows
awe are at peace with the rest OF man
kind, aud hope to maintain our amicablt
relations with all the world"
Or read the sentence as II originally ap
peared, and accent the word maintain -;
owe ale peace with all the world. and
(we) hope To maintain our aInicable rela'
lions with the rest of mankind"
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Double Murder.

bristol News 23d.I
As we 90 to press a telegram 10 Messrs.
Alexander and John Brown, The carriage
builders Ia this town, brings. the shocking
intelligence that their brother, Charles
Broxn, and young man named Heck,
were murdered In their bed last night.
There are no particulars given. Charles
Brown was very popular man, aged TWEEN
ty-six years, and bad sent bis wife and two
children TO Bristol. aud be and ;be young
man Heck remained at Marble Hall, their
late residsuee. tour miles below Roger svile,
to wind up their business preparatory to
coming 10 Bristol.
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centage Of the vote '.,ol,ed BY furssRsoS at
GoQdson in 1880 was near 4sl instead oil
53a. The calcr.. .a,ion was enormously made
on the total cote a, Gccdson in 1879. We
don't wor der that the Ne,cs should rather
look at tho election returns Of 1879 than
those ef 1850.
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Quot homineS, tot Sententig, we may say
to Professor DoD, and let him have his say
upon the subject OF reSdjusting the public
debt. AS he is mistaken in slylng that the
fund for the ultimate payment of the debt,
we omit what he says on that point. We
do not approve OF his scheme. We give it
that other persons may judge as to It's merits.
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supper. On returning TO tie launch the
men let her drop back, ara when The line
was bauled taut II dre", her under and she
sank. John Peters the coxswain, OF Ham
burg. was drowned. The Kearsafqe anchor
ed, ana yes'er DAY recovered the launch by
graphing.
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Let Us sdf to tue puns recalled yesterday
by cor eyeujpg ccntemposayy, The one q
gentleman In New Orleans perDetrated
when ~ presen<ad to young LADY tea
ebest o. tea'cad1y on which was Inserted,
dmo e, Gqddy, bes name being cADoy, OF
coutse. =
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The Kear,arre,. steam Launch Lost.

F0RrRLss MoARox, Va November a.
The United States s,eamer kearsarge ar
rived here to-day from Norfolk. In coming
down on Monday she flowed her steam
launch behind. When of sewelps Point
The crew OF The launch came aboard for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-26

THANKSGIVING DINNER AND So
l. PER, AT Nc. 1ll7 MAIN STREET.

The ladies' Of the different Methodist churches Of
this clly will hold FEAST at No. lll7 Main
street on
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 25TH
AND 18TH,
for The benefit of LauIcl.Street Methodist church.
The ladies will furnish substantial dinner or sup.
per, wi n all The dtlicacts Of The season. Dinner,
Doe: supper, SOC. Come and help good cause.
no Is TN s.Sn,W Th&F6t
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DEATHS.

Died, November %, lss0,ln the sixteenth year
Of his age, ROBERT H., youngest sol OF IL l. ana
". A. Jennings. -,
Funeral will take place from the residence, No.
2O5 west Canal STR 81, TODAY at O'Clock y. VI
Friends and acquaDiances Of the family are ih'Ved
10 attend.
Fredtrick' burg papers please copy.
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MEETINGS..

NOTICE.-A. l.. OF 1.-THE members
~ OF OLD DOMINION COUNCIL. No. $40,
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR, are requested
to attend a regular meeting Of their Council on
THIS fFTiday) EVENING, az ~ O'Clock, al Druids'
Hall, corner Seventeenth and Min streets. l. IS
hoped ihaI every member will De present. as the by
laws will be act upon. Candid ties will he present
~ O'Clock. By order OF L j. WEYMOUTH, Conn
mFuder. JAMES l.. RlDDlCk, secretary.
NOVEMBER %. 1880. no 2B-ItE
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Funeral Notice.

The funeral OF WILLIAM A. BRANCH VIII TAKE
pace from the residence Of his father, Ih0mas
Branch. 5l2 east Gr1ce street, TO-DAY (FTihhy
family are invited 10 atiend.
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MARRIAGES.

Married in Baltimore, on the Gath instant, ~
Rev.. j VIM Williams, D. - DIR. JUl. u. WOOD
aud Miss BETTE j. DAVIS; both OF Richmonh'
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I've Bristol Asvs "owns up,n as sc 4.
Pps'sa = g d0, cad says ibss The true Der.
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REIITATiONS.
MISS NELLA f. BROWN,
The BEAUTIFUL AND TALENTED ELOCU-
ZIONIST.
MOZART HALL.
MONDAY. NOYEMBER 29TH. At S O'CLOCK.

This charming young lady, whose gifts, beauty,
and refinement r6hdtr hcra grel' ftVOrite wherever
she apncarS viii give one OF her ELEGANT AND
DELIGHTFUL. REGULATIONS A. above stated.
Miss BROWN eNceis In IN" deitnratiOn ct refined
hutnOr and tender pithoS, while in Shaksperian Sc
leciions she Is said - be untivalled. The Boston
TTdreii6r speaks OF her recials ~ Music Hall last
month thus: The scenes from Macbeth were equal
10 Charlotte Cusbman In her palmest day. and her
Money Musk and Too Late for The Train >
awakened The widest laughter and appiuSe .
Her sffOrt- were applauded 10 the echo She j. of
our own cry, and In her private walk she Is as
lOy Is and pure "a she l. gifted IN public
"Archle DEAN McCullum's'' Water MILL Schil-
ler's MARY Stuart" "Sim', Little Girl" and An
Old Maids Story" are among her fine selections.
Miss Helen Potter. Of New York, says: &" Her
talent aud beauty will be appreciated wherever she
goes"
ADMISSION: single tickets. so cents one re-
served seat, IS Gems; TWO reserved seats 10 one
son, 1928 children uuder sixteen years 20 cents
For the benefit Of The Young Mems Missionary So.
ciely Of the FIRST Baptist church. no 20 81
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MILLINERY.
JUTZLER BROTHERS.

HuTZLER BROTHERS, 525 80 i,
- BROAD sIBERT uccessO-s TO MR.. T4dk&
p uniyleil. TRIMMED CAMEL's-HAIR JkS*6
nrkBY. oaiv 65c.: TRIMMED DUNLAP DER
~ ~ On 7oe. TR Nrp sAIIN-B uND DER
price. The IFetiiest assortment Of TkIMMEu
nATs and B0NNETs in tie ei'y, and At the lowest
prizes. no 10
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VIII De OHcfed lO-DA1 ana every O'HFI Hhlli
closed out, at about one half the price Of original
cost
LUPIN'S ALL-wOOL CASHMERE at 45c.;
LUPlN'S ELEGANT CASHMERE at Soc;
LUPIN'S MAGNIFICENT CASHMERE at 55c.;
LUPIN'S GO, D-MEDAL CASHMERE at 6Or.
LUPIN'S SUBLIME CASHMERE at Csc.
These Cashmeres have the very best reputation f
any in the world, and are offered az panic prices.
200 pieces Cd CASHMERE al 30c.;
200 liec-s "a CASHMERE at l5c.;
300 pieces 81 CASHMERE at 12sc.;
20 pieces BLACK SILK at 62%c. worth 81:
S!LK-MIXtD DRESS GOODS reduced from 2Jc.
10 l23c;
DRESS GOOI reduced IRON l25c to &c..
500 pieces wool DRESS GOODS, 30 inches wide,
reduced from 35c. to 1919;
800 pieces DEBAGE reduced from 3jc. To I6asc.
BLACK VELVET 20 inches wide at sl
BLACK PLUSH, % inches WIDE at 1928 reduced
from $3.50;
BLACK and COLORED SATINS In great variety;
SHAWLS,
CLOAkS,
ULSTERS,
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS,
BLANKETS,
CARPETS,
MATING,
OIL CLOTH.
EVERY ARTICLE AS ADVERTISED.
Owing to the great increase in our business It Is at
times impossible give customers the attention
which we desire, whether they purchase not
Ladies who conveniently DO so will place us
der great obligations aud have better opportunity
of making selections to advantage b., calling In the
forenoon when the store is not so crowded with Gus
toners. SY(LE BROTHERS,
no 10 cod 81 Broad street.
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nj HUTXLER BROTHERS.
525 BROAD STREET.

New and beautiful line of BLACK and COLORED
PRINCES. BEADED GIMPS, DRESS and
CLOAK ORNAMENT, SPEARS, CORDS, TAS-
SELL, SC. We guarantee TO sell these goods at
LOWER PRICES than any other house In The
city. Cali and be convinced.
The only place in the city 10 find everything wanted
In GOLD-PLATED JEWELRY, which is war
rauted.
Other BARGAINS. too numerous TO mention, can
be Obtained at HUTZLER EROTHERS,
mol 52j Broad street.
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asseUHA, u HpiCEasN. &C.

a5sGS7ii4 = EgbiCE II 10, &C.
PEMEDlES FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &c,
FOUGERA's PATE PECTCRAL LOZENGES,
HANCOCK'S LOZENGES
(Dr. McKenzle's foI mula),
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
CARBOLIC-AClD LOZENGES,
PASTlLLE'S DE PARIS,
SACCHARATED POWDER OF COD-LIYER OIL
WlSTAR'S BALSAM WILD CHERRY,
MRS. GARDENERS BALSAI,
HALLS LUNG BALSAM,
WINCHESTER'S HYPOPHOSPHITES,
HASTING = COMPOUND SYRUP NAPTHA,
EMULSION COD-LlYER OIL
AND HYPOPHOSPHIrES,
ALL THE POPULAR REMEDIES
COUGHS AND COLDS,
FOR SALEBY
T. ROBERTS BAKER,
PHARMACIST,
successor to MEADE & BAKER,
9l9 east Main stree.
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stlttt poetrg.
THE VALLEY OF SILENCE.

~ FarnEa nYAN
walk down the valley Of Silence,
Down he dim. yoicclez Valley alone:
And hear not The mli ola footzlep
Around me-save Gods aud my own:
And the hush my heart Is as holy
a. hover when angels have Town.
Long ago was weary OF voices
Whose music my heart could not VIM
Long ago was weary Of noises
That ffn,ted my soul with their din;
Long ago WIS weary ofplaces
Where met the human and SIN
walked through the world with the worldly
Icraved What the world never gave;
Aud said In the world each ideal
That shines like a star on Ines wave,
Il tssed on he st..,,s-ea 81 -. ~ Peal,
And sleeps like drezass d. "a ~ gave
And still did pine for the Perfect,
And still found the false with the true;
I sought mid the human for heaven.
hnt caught mere glimpse ofthe blue,
And Rept when the clouds Of mortal
Yelled even that glimpse nom my view.
And ioiled ON. heart tired Of human;
And moancd mid the masses ofmeu,
TN knelf long at an altar
And heard voice call me-sinee then
fwalked down the Valley Of silence
That Is far beyond mortal ken.
Do you ask what found in the Valley
IT'S my tristing place with the Divine;
Aud fell at Inc feet Of the Holy,
And above me voice said "Be mine,'
And there rose from the depths ofmy spirit
The echo, Ny heart shall be thine
DO you ask how live in the valleyg
weep and dream and pray
But my tears are as sweet as the dew-drops
That fllI on the roses IN May;
And my prayers. like perfume from censers.
Aseendeth to God night and day
In the hush ofthe Valley Of silence
dream all the songs that sing;
And the music floats down the dim Valley
Till each finds word for wing.
That to men, like the dove of the dcluge
The message Of peace they may bring.
But far on the deep there are billows
That never shall break on The beach;
And have heard songs in the silence
That never shall Goat into speech;
And have dreams In the Valley
Too iofly Cor language to reach.
DO you ask me the place In the Valley.
fe hearts that are narrowed by eare2
It lies far away between mountains.
And God and His angels are there
And one Is the dark Monnt Of Sorrow
And one the bright Mountain Of Prayer,
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CENTRAL HOTEL,
Main Street, Near Depot.
F. Il. BANKARD, PROPRIETOR.

H0uSE recently rciitted and refurnished.
- The tables always supplied with the
best Injuries ia the market, and the bar
stocked with the choicest liquors, wines, ale,
beer, cigars &c. Board BY the day or week
to suit the times.
Particular attention paid to transient Gus.
tom. Charges moderate. Ample stabline
attached. mar G l8e0H
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Toy and Variety Store

M RI s. CALLAG EIA N.
MAIN STREET, NEAR THE DEPOT,
HAS just received large stock of chill.
III drens' baggies aud carriages, hobby
horses, wagons, veocipedes, hoops, toys, balls,
musical instruments, saichels, baskets, picture
frames, stationery, balls and bats, dancing
rupc1. dolls, ornamental brackets, books,
fancy articles, fruits, eonfaclioneries, &c.
A call il solicited As they viii be sold
cheap. dec q
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MILTON Whitney. I. 4. PEARSON, IA.
WHITNEY & PEARSON, Jr.

ii AVE entered lnto partnership for the
- practice Of law In Carroll county, aud
all the courts oi the State. Mr. Whitney will
come from Baltimore to Westminster when.
ever 4 may Unnecessary for the trial Of cases
and his opinion and advice can be had at any
n nm Gy calling at the Office, directly opposite
Wheeler's Hotel, Main ST. Westminster.
ang ltf
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AIMS HOUSE.

Statement Of the Aims House from he Ia
day Of Jnty, 1879, 10 he sob dav Of
June, 1880, meluire, giriag 8 months
Of John Tracy as Sterard, and 4
mouths Of J. J. Keller.
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<. sYesTER, Jas. A. &.
sYEsTER & BOND


HAvE associated themselves in the prae
III tee Of Law in Carroll county and the
several Courts Of this State.
Mr.. Syester will visit Westminster when
business requires IT,
Office corner Main and Court streets.
anil
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r. b. NoRMENT,

ATT0RNE TIA ",
OFFICE with Hon. Charles b. Roberts.
" opposite the Court House, respectfully
informs the citizens Of Carroll and adjoining
counties that he will give prompt attention to
all business intrustcd to him, both before the
Courts Of this State and the Departments of
the General Government at Washington, u.
Z. jan 1873
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Maryland Hospital for Insane.
County Indebtedness.

For interest on County Certih
Gates outstanding aud unpaid,
amounting to the gross sum of
sis, so5, for one year.............. s., 0O3 20
For Redemption of Same. 20 90
For interest paid Daniel Bush es.
thte..,... s......s.s..'.ss. - w
For Interest paid Union National
Bank on Loan...,................... 900 90
For interest paid Union National
Bank on Oyerdrawn. 80 90
For Interest paid Geo. W. Arma
Cusi..,..'..'s.'ss.....s.ssss -s's'''' - w
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DENTAL NOTICE.

nR. GEO. $. F0UKE, Dentist, oacrs his
~ services at his Office.
westminsier-every Monday, Tuesday and
Saturday.
Emmittsburg Fourth Wednesday Aiter-
noon till Thursday Afternoon.
MechAnestown-Fo Fourth Thursday Amer.
noon and Friday.
Rocky Ridge-First Wednesday Afternoon
Double Pipe Greek First Thursday.
Middleburg FIRST Friday
uniont0wn-Seeond Wednesday Afternoon.
Second Thursday Afternoon
aud Friday.
Union Bridge Third Wednesday Afternoon
and Thursday Forenoon.
New windsor-Third Thursday Afternoon
and Friday Forenoon. feb %
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Taxes Refunded.
Laying Out and Opening Publ
Roads.

No. 1876, in the case Of the petition
Of Newton G. Croft and others.
No. 126, in the case Of the petition
OF Samuel A. Lauver and others
No. 1872, in the case Of the petition
Of John Harrison and others.
No. 1856, in the case Of the petition
Of Henry T.. Eek and olhers.....
No. 1877, in the case Of the petition
OF Levi Iingling and others......
No 1873, in the case Of the petition
Of G. A. McComas and others.
No. 1879, ia The case Of the petition
Of Jesse l.. DeviIbiss and others
No. llO, in the case Of the petition
Of John Payne and others. .........
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County ROd,is, Small bridges and
fUfPcpfs
Large Bridges.

Joint Bridge between Carroll aud
Frederick counties-Carroll Cos
half..................,............... 50 $40 70
Christian Avail for mason work
for same......,......................n SEQ 20
To Iron Bridges, l near finks.
burg, | near Hering's Mill
at Roop's Mill aud near
shriver's Mill.....".........-.. COZ 90
Christian Await, for mason work
at Finksburg bridge. CAS- 10
Christian Await, for mason work
at Roop's mill, estimated......., $50 90
Christian Await, for mason work
at Hibberd's factory. 1893 80
Christian Await, for mason work
at Union Bridge aud Linwood
Bridges....,.....,......,......... 255 90
joint Bridge between Carroll and
Howard counties, CAROLS half $50 co
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Over the body Of Henry Evans,
Joab Brown, Acting Coroner. Sl,
Over the body Of William Saun-
ders, James =. Smith, Coroner 4
Over the body Of Peter McGaire,
John X. kearney, Coroner. i
Over the body Of an Unknown In
FAINT, Thos. Jones, Acting Coro.
ner.-.... ......... ............... ........ u
James Y. Smith, to receiving, TAX.
ing charge Of and buFying the
remains Of James o Conner.
Zimmerman 4 Shultz, for digging
grave, case for coffin, horsa and
wagon, over Stranger
Collins for Paupers.
0. N. Hiteshsw. .................a.... 81.
Geo. L. biilIe..........................
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GEO. M. PEARCE.

ATTORNEY AT La w,
OFFICE on MAIN STREET,
NEARLY OrrosfrE corRT, in the room
IN formerly occupied by Johu J, Baum.
gartner, deceased. Win attend promptly aud
diligently to all business entrusted 10 him.
July 1879
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THE BOSS" COFFEE POT
GREATEST INVENTION OF THE AGE.
Over $4,000 Sold in a Year.

| ~ simple IN construction aud can be used
n by any one. Il saves one half the coffee
usually required, requires no clarifying sub.
stance, makes better coffee and in less time
just as good for Tea as for Coffee. Try ii,
and you will never use the old pots and boiled
coffee. i Is scared by three patents and no
one has The right TO make or nse the Boss
unless they have bought the right.
Always on hand and for sale by
JAS +. SMITH, Westminster, Nd,
Manufacturer and sole proprietor for Car
roll county, Nd
nErERESCEs ny PERMISSION:
7. ]. Wheeler, Wheelers Hotel.
John O. Frizell.
J.. G. Trumho.
Nanderford Bros.
DE-. Charles BillingsIea.
A. II. Huber.
NJ. SehaeiEer 4 Co.
Dr. ]. Howall Biningslca.
DR.. J. W. Herring.
John b. Boyle.
Hon. John f. Smith.
George W. Fringer, Sheriff.
Hon. Chas, b. Roberts.
J. J. Roller, Steward Of Aims loose, and
many others who are using them. ia 5.3m
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Orphans Court.
81 5O2 80
~ y
County Commissioners
County Jail.

Peter Woods, late Sheriff. .,...,..,. 81 8Gs 0s |
George N. Fringer, Sheriff. ......... $50 96 /
DIR. Leonard Zepp, Physician to
Jail......"........................ .... 90 20 |
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Contra Or.
Received from Geo Ulz, for par,
seaport Of Rebecca Ulz, hnatic
at Aims House, IL month";. sts M
To Heifer sold ..............s'. az az ~
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PATENTS

OBTAINED for new inventions, or for i'm.
~ provements in old ones. Caveats, Trade
Marks aud oil patent business promptly at
tended TO.
When Inventors send model or sketch we
make search in the Patent Office and advise
as to its patentability free Of charge. Cor.
respondenee confidential, prices low, and NO
CHARGE UNLESS PATENT Is OBJ
TANNED.
We refer TO Hon. Postmaster General d.
y. Key, Rev. +. D. Power, to officials ia the
y, ;. Patent Office, and especially TO our
clients 10 every State Of the Union and in
Canada For special references, terms, al.
vice, &c., address
c. A. SNOW 4 CO.,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, b. C.
july b-tf
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GRIMES a. WEAVER,
GENERAL Agents for Danforsh' Ilumi
~ mating Fluid. Absolutely non explosive.
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CHAS. BILLINGSLEA. DDS.
DENTIST

Has Remored his 0Diee 10 his Rssidsnce,
Neri Door Ifea offhe Union National
Rank.
"HERE he may be found MoNnAr,
w TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, Of
every week.
VIII continue TO visit the following places:
Union Bridge. list Wednesday and Friday,
Of each month.
Nep WiHdsOr.- Wednesday and Fri.
day, Of each month.
tniontora.-Sd Wednesday and Friday, OF
each month
7dnsgfoEa. lasi Wednesday aud Fri.
day, Of each month iuly 6.tf
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Tabular Statement Of Amount of
Levy.

HHE following table will exhibit the
a amount Of County Taxes levied thereon
for the year 1880, at SO cents in the 500
valuation.
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JOHN X. LONGwELI. Pres't y
FRANCIS WARNER.
WILLIAM c. POLK,
Commissioner Of Carroll coun,v
Test: Jos. A WAFs aSp c,..,
aug Hat -' S's'@'
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COnstnbles.


For the support Of Public Schools
Of the county, being about 10
cents IN the 500 valuation Of
assessabIeproperty in the county. s.
Tuwao D.eaa
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Shares Of Stock Of Corporations in
the State Of Maryland, owned by
residents Of Carroll county $685..
$50 at go cents,...................... 4 0l6 %
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-09-04
Fire Insurance on County BuI
Rooms for Election.

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