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re . r A U n ANTs.

IL II . T A y II A n II 3.
T0HN'iW ELCKER'S
~ BuHLKR REsrAURknr
"a n MaisoR Doree III III n
sAPKNHsfLVIRfAI vkNUr,
Between nibth snd Tenth streets, (up stairs.) q.
fhepropistor Of tin fAvorits Restaurant has spared
10 psins 70 mako this the best Rs-tsurant Washing
ton Hnd he points with pleasure 70 the large patronage
soliets . eoniinuanes Of ne same
% eAhk oYsTERe and ether refreshmsnts constantly
on hand, and 81 hs most reasonable rates.
BRKAKFAsf, --
.aTIV J pIHExR AuD "
prepared he shortest notice sad IN u. mes, ..i..
fsetory manner. HI ~ T6i71 Y v T a
Brstkf.st fron ste I, s'sie.k. Dinner ana supp.r
q all hsar. usys.d
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ISr1ntAsfSfHTeA.

NEW YORK
wAsHIN TON
sTEAMsHIP oonPAEY, ""
rH GOLD LIHE,l 80 Z
u 90 !. HnTwnu Ii ...sIH..
INV YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON AND
2AT1W : GEoRGETowE, d. o. IIU
oCBAN STEAMERS
BALTIMORE, REBBCcA CLYDE, asD EMPIRK,
II ooxsssoTIor Urn uLAsD srEAHEEs
GEORGE n STOUT, NAY FLOWER, AND ANN
BLIEA. -
Regular Sailing Days TUESDAYS and YRIDAYs
At nm fronfoot Of High stre. 0sorsetovn. and Pier
10. kasi River, foot % Wall street IHsv York u, "
For freight or passage apply to- 20
- O. p. H0o6HT0N, Agent
H.....h.I aH q foot Of High street, 0sorgstoun.
ans NJ ELDRfDGB 4 Co, Agents.,
HlfaF ~. y Prince Street. wharf, Alexsndria, b,
..H.# JAMES HAND, Agent,
...t III Wall Street. Now York.
Freight received constantly and forwarded 70 all
parts q lhs country with dspateh al lowest rstss
The outside Of this line being put In
order for the Spring trade aud until further notice our
fright will be carried By the Rxpress line Of inland
Js2a o.P, aoUGHToN, Agent %
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No. 10, Paris.

This Medicine Ia found at the Wine and Spirit Stores.
Apothsesriss, cORfsOonsrs, and Groceries, Ge., Sc.
all over the world. my2-Isw4t
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Freight received constantly and forwarded TO ali
mhSo-u JOHN DAVIDSON, kssnt.
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Regular Sailing Days, q,
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS,
al l2 m, from No. So Water street. and Pier
10 East River, foot Of Wall street, New York.
-. - JOHN B. DAVIDSON, Agent,
90 Water street, Georgetown, D. O.
N. BLDRIDdB CO., Agents,
Prince street wharf, Alex'a
JAMES HAND, Agent,
III Wall street, New York.
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Fishing for the Lost CabIe.

but our work WAS not over A fter
landing the cable safely at Newiound-
land We had another tssk--to return to
mid ocean and recover that lost in the
expedition Of last year. This achieve.
mcnt has perhaps, excited more surprise
than the other Many cvcu now don t
understand il, aud every day | am
asked "how Il was done Wen, It docs
seem rather difficult to fsh for a jewel
ut the bottom Of the ocean woand a..
half miles deep But II is not 20 very
difiicult-when you know how You
may be sure VIC did not 20 fishing at
random, nor was our success mere luck e"
u was the triumph OF the highest nau.
teal aud engineering skill We had
l"..== ships, aud on board Of them some
OF the best seamen IN Eagland men
who knew the ocean rs a hunter knows
every trail in the forest There was
Captain Nloriarty, who was iu the \ "a.
mcmnon in 1878. He was in the
Great Eastern last year, and saw the
cable when il broke aud he and Cap.
tain Anderson at once took their obser.
vations 80 exact that they could 20 right
to the spot After finding it they mar kod
the liue Of the cable by row of buoys,
for fogs could come down aud shut out
sun aud stars so that no man could take
an observatics. These buoys were an
chored a few miles apart. They were
numbered, and each had flagstaff on
it so that il could be seen by day, and
a lantern By night Thus having taken
our bearings VIC stood or three or four
miles so as TO come broadside on, and
then casting over the grapnel, drifted
slowly down upon IL, dragging the bot
tom of the ocean as We went. At first
it was little awkward to fish in such
deep water, but our men got used to il,
aud som could east grapnel almost as
straight as an old whaler throws har-
poon. Our fishing line was Of formida-
Bile size. 1t was made Of rone twisted
with wires Of steel, so as to bear strain
Of thirty tons. II took about two hours
for the grapnel to reach bottom, but we
could tell when II struck. | often went
to the bow and sat on the rope, and
could feel by the quivcr that the crap
mel was dragging on the bottom two
miles under us. But it was very slow
business. We had storms and calms,
and fogs and squalls. Still we worked
on day after day. Once, on the 18th of
August, we got the cable up, and had it
in full sight for five minutes, a long,
Shiny monster, fresh from the ooze Of
the oceans bed; but our men began TO
cheer SO wildly that it seemed to be
frightened and suddenly broke away aud
went down into the sea. This accident
kept US at work two weeks longer but
finally, on the last night of August, we
caught it. We had cast the grapnel
thirty times. 1t was little before mid
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4 correspondent Who is q manufac-
turcr Of mccrsehlum pipes, says the
S'ieriiSe Amty.taa eiyes Ms the fol.
lowing informtiion relative 10 these
goods
Mccr7chaum tEnglish fuam OF the
sea, is 20 called on account of its re-
markablc lleltncss and pure white col
or in the rBe state II is superior
species olsmhilo elay chiefly consisting
ot slllcatc Of magnesia. 0nd IS dug most
ly IN the peninsula Of Natoli, Asia Nj
nor 1t Il -ent 10 market in irregular
blocks Of different siAs, the hitter Ak
ing the price, which Is much higher in
proportion ioF large humps than for
small onn4 The Turkish Government
owns tho mines and Ftipuiutes the quo,
tations according t5 the demand, which
generally exceeds the supply The
last repofts from Con9.autincplc, the
principal market for culemee um,
say that prices advanced - per cent.
lately
The method of fm7nufe;uging pipes
is rery simple, the Jumps are cut into
shape with knife, after hlving been
lightly wetted, then the bowls must be
very carefully rubbed 90 obtain a clear,
smooth surface, aad ahcryard boiled
either ia pure wax, Or wax oil aud fats
the latter oltecting yellow hue and
facilitating the co,oriug.
T.. =
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night onIridag night tliata we hooked
tho cables and IL was 4 little after mid
might Sunday morning when we got it
/ on board. What was the anxiety Of
those twenty-six lioust The strain on
every mans life was like the strain on
the cable itself, When fipaIIy It sr.
peared il was niduighs5 tic lights Of
she ship, and IN the hoats around onr
bows, a they flashed III ihe faces Of the
men, showed them eagerly watching for
the cable to appear on the water. At
length il was brought 10 tho surfacc.--
All who were allowedto pproach crowd
cd forward tosee It. Yet not word
was spoken, only the voices Of the off.
GERS in command were heard uiging orr
ders.s All felt as If life and dcathhdug
on the issue, IL was only when it was
brought over the bow aud On to the
deck that men dared 70 breathe Even
then they hardly believed their eyes.
sasne erapr te@prda itto iccE ii, to be
sure y was there Thcn wo carried ii
faloDg 70 the electricians room to sec if
our iong-sought for treasure was alive or
dead. a few minutes ofsu p3ose, and
a Fash told of the Iiehtuing current a.
gain set free lhpa did tae feeling long
pcnt up burstioFth. Some turned away
their heads and wept. Others broke
into cheers, and tie iry ran from man
to man, and was heard down in the en-
gne.rOOms, deck below deck. and fr,n
the boats on the water and the other
ships, whiIc rockets lighted up the dark
ness Of the sea Then, with thankful
hearts, We torngd uf faces ag4ih 10 the
West But soon ;hc wind rose. and for
thirty.six hoaFs We were exposed to all
the dougers Of storm on he Atlantic.
Yet IN he ycTy bnight aud fury Of the
gale, as ! sat 10 the electricians room,
a fash Of light iamc up from the deep,
which, having crossed 10 Ireland came
back 60 ms IN mid ocean. telling that
those 50 dear 70 me, whom bad left on
The banks Of The Hudson. were well, aud
following us with thcir wishes andtheir
prayers This sds like a whisper Of
tiod from the soa, bidding me keep heart
aud hope. The bFcat Eastern bore her.
self proudly through ihe storm, as ir she
knew that the vital chord, which vas to
join two hcm'sphcrcs, hung at her stern;
and 30, on Saturday Che 7,h Of Scptcnl.
Der, we brought our second cable safely
70 the shore ri Cyrus W. fGid1 a-
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DIR. w. Ill.,, WitmOr.


Has been in successful practice for number
efsysArs. with tho cHpcritneo Of the dihcrch'
hospitals ip Europe, al'o member OF the N.
Alyuesl Medical Institute "' -" York, ,nhuh'
nss 10 attend 70 all professional ease. At h's oil
nee No. 12s FllbTt street Philadelphia
No patent Medicines are use" or I','m'
nendsd the rrnedies administered are thnse
whieb will not break down The constitution nut
renoyate the g'trn from all 'nIurie, y ha' 'g'-
tSined from mine al medicines and leave the
sv5ten in healthy and peHrc''! cured con
dition.
prrgrNA tha, distressing disease ana IclI
destroyer Of health and hapPinc'' undrIn'h-
cad, 70 uulimcly graves, can most cmphatiral-
ty be cured
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81 xevrr @x1Is
"A have bsesshs ~ d.sshses . rou y y
taught sxeryfhinx. y
Dear madam, rvs called for she purpose
OF placing ny dauFh<er At xchoal
ebs'S only shlrtsen, 1 n6sers yoa,
And remarkably eAsy q fuir. \
I'd have hsr lssin psinflas and fnuaic,
Gymnastics and dsntiax. pray DO,
Phisosophy, grammar, and logic
yoa'lI tsash her % read, u cousse, no.
lwish her 10 Iearn evcry stad5,
Mathematics are down % my plan.
nptof fxurssshe scarce has aa inkiin3,
Pray lussrnet her n those " ron saa.
rdhave her tsaebt spauisls sAd I3sin,
inciuding the languaee ef fraDets
Never mind her very bad Essilsh
Tszehbm fa4s rhtn yoa hare good shanes
ob de harp she esnst Be- rseheIkna
And Piay Inc gailsf prsssy seoas
And sing tbe last opera mnsie,
Even thoaRh she ran', turn right tuno.
You must soc that her manners arc finished,
This: shs meYcs with Ilebc-likc gracej
For though she Il lame and one sided,
That's nothing 10 ~ with the case.
Now to you resign ,iiis yoHng brsci,
And my wordr would haye you obey
In six months yoa return her, dear nadau,
Shining btigh, a. an anclonded day.
she's no aptaess, grant yoa. for learning.
And her memory on seems to halt.
Bs, remember, Il she's no, aeeompIi,bed,
IL aill e-f.ainly sll be tsar fault,
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UNITED STATES
Steel Pen Works,
FACTORY, CAMDEN, n. J.

" EsTERBRO0K & co. Steel Pen
II. Manufacturers, Warehouse, 4O3 Arch
Street, philadelphia, ~ John Street, New
York. a
These Celebrated Pens are Of Genuine
american Manufacture, and comprise every
leading style in the Market, and are equal in
finish, elasticity and iineness Of point to the
best imported They are, therefore, sure to
gain the confidence of the American public.
Samples anil prizes on APptication.
Lots Made to Order of any pattern or
stamp required.
nea..For Sale to the Trade at the Manu-
facturcr' 81 Warehouse, as above and at
retail by all Stationers, Booksellers and
News Dealers IN the United States.
a,otS aR. ESTERBRO0K & co.
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WESTMINSTER MD THURSDAY NOVEMBER q 1885.

! 1FaaI aaIsinetou
\ es sir VIZ removed from there. )
reriljed AlI0l Inee flscn she hesi
ifa(ed III NJ ~ been wcll--uua VI,
| are soznex11at ref5uceiI Oh why do
tell these fkints 81 r.
ben I.pck1 reduced r. murmured
ne cashier; "tie man Who was the max
ins IF lHc Give ~ bis number and
sfreet. nv ckllslt Ionr father whs one
of the hest. 9fhsps the only friend, ]
had. l have pot forRotten him. No. 4
Liberty steel vii call this evening
Mcsnfl.le lst me l'ave the bill--let nie
seerl II G've yon another. Since
eoilas ~ 'pvk haFnE 4 got fye--
here \ ten; we Y make y oil right"
That evening the Inmates OF shabby
gentccl huase fceeised the cashier q
the al-----'---r bar,k Mr.. Locke, man
q fray Isa'f, though numbering but fftJ
/ years. rose NOM n IL arm char, and much
atieetod greeted me familiartace, Ihs
son OF the cashier accompanied hIni, and
wh,ie the elders t'sSea together, Aiice
and the young man grew quite ehatty.
Yes, SIR, ! have been unfortunate.
said hr Locke ~ low tone. II have
Just recovered ~ you see, from rhcuma'
Tic lever, caused ~; undue cxcrt'on---
aud had It not bcen ios ihat sweet g'r'
OF mine, Know not Wsat D should pave
done. She, by giving lessons IN music
aud French, and by writing for period
cn's, has Kept me, 20 lar, above want.
You shan not want, my old friend,
Al the cashier IL was q KIND FRO
yidenee that seut your daughter to me.
There's a place IN the bank just made
vacant by death, OF valuable clerk
aud IS nt your disposal. IL Is 10 my
gin and valued at twelve hundred
year"
Zen cannot describe the JOY with
which this Kind offer was accepted.
The day Of deliYsranec had come.
On the following morning the cash.
icr entered the handsome store OF Hun.
tley 4 Warner, aud inquired for tbe
bead clerk. lie came obsequiOnsly.
Sir, said tie cashier, sternly, Is
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LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
J. w. BRADLEY'S CELEBRATED
PATENT DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
COR DOUBLE sPRING)


THE Wonderful Flcxibility and great com
fort and pleasure 10 any Lady wearing the DU-
PLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT will be experienced
particularly in all crowded assemblies, ope-
ras, carriages, railroad cars, church pews, arm
chairs, for promenade and house dress, A. the
Skirt can be folded when In use 10 occupy q
small place as easily and conveniently ~ q silk
or musin dress. an invaluable quality in crino-
line, not found In any Single Spring skirt.
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, com
fort, and great convenience of wearing the Du-
plcx Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt fsr single day,
will never Afterwards willingly dispense with
their use. For Children, Misscs aud Young
Ladies' they are superior 60 all others.
They will not bead or break like the Single
Spring, but will preserve their perfect and
graceful shape when three or four ordinary
skirts win have been ihrown aside - useless
The Hoops are covered with double and twisted
ihfead aud the bottom rods are no, only double
springs, bnt twice (br doubie3 covcredi proven
ting them from wearing out when dragging
down rtoops, stairs, &c.
Tho Duplex Elliptic il great fAvorilc with
all ladies and Is universally recommended by
the Fashion Magazine the Standard Skirt Of
the Fashionable World
To enjoy tte following lncsiimnhle Advantage
in Cfinoine, viz. superior quality, perfect
manufacture, stylish shape and tnish, hrxibiii
IS. durability, comfort and economy, enquire
for J. ". BhADLvY'a DuptEX ELiPric, or Double
Spring Skirt, and be cure you get the genuine
article.
CAUTiON.-To guard agaiHst Imposition be
particular In notice that skirts offered de
RISK" have The rcd ink stamp. viz, ~. ".
Bradley Duplcx Elliptic Steel springs" upon
the wais,habd~ others arc genuine Also
Notice that every Hoop will sdmi. pin being
passed through the centre, this revealing The
two Tor doablrl springs braidee .ngsihcr there
10, which j. the secret of their icsihiiiiy and
strourtb and a cnmbibst tt0s not ty BE- found Ia
any other Skirt
fOR SALE lu ali Stores wlofc first class
skiris arc ,aid throughout the United States sud
clacwhrre.
Manufactured by the Sola owngEaN of tho
Patent,
nf Chambers ~ n tsts.. \. y.
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WESTERN ,---
s.'...ssyisic MARYLAND .:iss..s.ssl
RAIL R 0 A D.
Change of Time.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.

On and after MONDAY, May 2lst, 1866.
the Trains will run as followsi
Easipdrd Leave Union Bridge at Iij
A. NJ. ga. NJ. and 2.I0P. NJ
Leave Westminster at 5:i0 A. NJ. and
0.I5 A. NJ, and 257 Z. NJ.
Iresficdrd. Leave Baltimore at Dlj A..
NJ, $50 p. NJ, and 80 =. NJ.
Arrive at Westminster At ll.43 A. NJ,
Coo p. NJ. and 800 =. NJ.
Arrive at Union Bridge al 1927 j. NJ,
G.5G p. NJ. and s.I2 =. NJ.
plS.- Freight Trains daily each way, lex
cept Sunday,l
psg~An Express Freight Car leaves Cal,
vert Station daily, Except Saturdays and
Sundays, at 3.30 p. M-but all goods for
that car must be delivered before 800 z. NJ,
For any information in regard to Freights
or Cars, apply TO the undersigned at West
minister.
=. II. IRWIN,
may 2l-f Sup't.
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CAUTION!

Tho above Remedies have now becn before
the Pnhiio many ycars. snd their great succcss
10 ihe sllt,iatlon ~ humsn miscry, has excited
The caridiir ~ several pafficp, who use The
nafHc Specific Piil'-' copy nv lsbris, cireu-
lars and al, ertisemeuts. apmetiines uard for
wuTd, and pui 90 WuTthlers rnmpaunds that
disspGuini the iasi expectations Of the purchaser
" tou caunr, parci, e nrLGs Srvcirfr REM.
futrs ~ yout DrHggls,, taks no other, bat scnd
fbe money direct 10
H.. JAMES BRYAN,
CHnssltins Fhrsician,
80 broadway, New York.
and yoH willFpcrits ihrn By roinrn q mail,
port paid, aud free from olterYaiion.
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Tno Er.rnlr..l yYl.ltc nrnn.

There mu,t be something, says DR..
Livingstone, 10 the appearance of white
men irighuuily rcFuhyc to the upsoph-
isticateI natives Of Africa; for, Oh
entering Villages previously unyisited
by Europeans, il We met child COM
ing quietly and nnsuspectugly towards
U.s. the moment lac raised his eyes and
saw the men in bags he would take
to his heels in an agoty Of terror, such
us we might feel If we met u live Egyp.
tian mummy at tho door of the British
museum. Alarmed atthe child's wild
outcrics, the mother ruahcs out Of her
hut, bat darts back again at the first
glimpse Of the same fearful apparition,
Dogs turn tail, and scour off in dismay;
and hens, abandoning their chickens,
fly screaming to the tops Of the houses.
The so ately peaceful village becomes
a scene Of confusion and hubbub, until
edlmcd by tho iiughiug assurance of
our men that White people do not eat
black iolksa joke having oftentmes
greater influence ~ Africa than solemn
assertions. Some at our, young swells,
on entering m African y.l.Ilago, might
experieuPp q GqskRse,of sell,inaution at
the sight Of ali the pretty girls fleeing
ing from them is. from, hideous canni-
balls, or by Witnessing as we have done,
the conversion OF themselves into pub.
lie hobgoblips, the maminas holding
naughty children away from. them, aud
saying, BE good or | shall call tho
white man to bite you"
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IRON, STEEL AND
Leather Store !
Important 10 Blackmiths, MachiRis's
Farmers, hocmahcrs, Saddtcrs
and Consumers Of Iron and
Leafier.

THE Subscribers inform the citizens Of
Carroll aud adjoining Counties, tlat
they have just opened at their new Ware.
house, near the Depot, at Westminster, Md,
a full and complete stock OF
Iron, Steel, Leather, Hubs, Spokcs,
Fellows, aud everything belonging
to the Carriage Businesses,
and all kinds of Blacksmiths Tools
and heavy Hardware generally; also a com
plete stock of
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In extreme cascs Of Debility and Impotence
BELLS EXTERNAL REMEDY,

Price Two Dollars, saffcient far month, car
be- used r. good advantage.
II gives strength 10 thr Organs, end, viii
the rills, will restore ihca io their norma
condition.
4 Pamphlet u 100 PAGES, on tho ERRORS
OF YOUTH, esigni.d a. q iostsrr and csatinr
10 Young Men, sent free, Teb Cent? reqpired I,
pay postage.
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nUEI;NSwARE, Glassware, Stoneware
~ E9rthepware, full assortment of al
kinds, for sale by
mug. 2 "a M Il Z. X. Gernand.
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"Pp, WHAT'S meant BY raw recruits?"
alt means soldiers who have not stood
fire, my son"
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rs 4 BOARDING scHOOL

Its number Of Boarding Pupils during the
past year was 90 females, and Is males. -
The Principal receives only .erta females
into his family number Of others may
board with approred families in the town.
Those wishing 10 occupy the vacancies
not yet filed, will please make carly aIpt'
cdfiOH.
The accommodations for Bonrlers are
fTo separate buildings, built Of brick, That
for the Male Department is the residence OF
the Rev. JONATHAN MUSRoE Father Of the
Principall. whose pa.ernal care will be over
his boardprs: that for the Female Depart
meut is occupied by the Principal. There
will not be any communication between
these departments Each viii be beconsidered
- Jimilg aiIiordingahomc to its boardcrs
AS 4 mr. SCHOOL.
Number Of Day Pupils, during the past
year, 60, making n total OF lOI Pupils.
Accommodations are five eommodious
rooms. yi& The young mems study room
the boys study ro9m--iheyOnng ladics study
rnom-ihc Primary ruuin, and the Lecture
room.
IepdJiHteais Primary, Preparatory and
Callcfinic, three grades Of classes in zach
Department In Music, French and Ger
man. superior advantages. Latin taught
gra,nion.ly.
E'speriai attention given 10 oR Elementary
principle, also to Penmnnship plain nnd
iaucyj; to Book keeping; TO Spelling, Read
ing aad Elocution.
Six grade, Of Tuiiiou, from I mp n
sl2pcr quarter. New Circulars just issued.
For these address
REV. JOHN 4. MCNROE,
july Z. Principal.