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THE Board OF Directors of the Wheel
ing Rorls'prel now ready t95distriRute
the proceeds accruing from the benefit
given for the poor at The Park on We'd
nesday evening last. 81 .if ~ '''.'' %
All citizens ofwheeling are pnrticu-
lnrly requested to report TO the follow
ing named gentlemen: ]. A. Metcalf,
T.sCg McAFee, Samuel Harper, VIM.
Berger, j. A. Armstrong I. y. Shall
cross. d. Wagner, E. booking ORG.
w. LETTERS, any needy and worthy per-
SONS oftle city who are deserving of
charity. Is! liIi ~ IL iiH h-.t9
The informant will please state the
names OF persons desiring assistance
YherF they may be found, the number
inifnniIIy, that witch they iIre most es-
sentially in needJ6f. aid al other par
ticulaEF MS TO their present necessity
&C. .-47s5i...g Z. sfGLIi 4G-tsElf - .sastH
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FBeAtI s-T , E nan New ysslsE cosss.
DEAL FITCH y1CT0RINESe AS Low
III as SO. Real Sfbeffan Squirrel Nuns q
handsome. 4 have i've or xlsets OF NUNS
and Caps, fine Mink Sable Fun, n Iessi than
N ts1l YORK cost g el Eo e. Is1RHopEs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-10
! CJFFfcE BAff.t & ONO RAfIRoADCo..,,ID
Is lD@IIfscfit1 wHFEIIkCi Dec. 8, 1880. !

--OFF1cE BAIT q OHIO RA11sIhfeADSosi y,
Z - ,6SnisefF0 WHEELING De6.S. 1865 ! q
WINTER SCHEDULE. .tiIi9iil
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
r! the following schedule on and after Dec
3d. t665=ii 1913 CsIi M on isIHllilisD fa1t'
o. iBafiA CGoMODATT0NiTR ~ Inl,ti
Leave WheelfngFSun+l Isavel Cumberland
d,yReKc'Ld at 8t2 II Y XII q
Mou M "a i.lt 49,, 80 y
Cnmeron....... S:42 " FaIdmofl 80. 9OS' Is u
FaiTniout u I:lZi. "a 1C;aneroniI.l.. 4f2a =
Graftona... l255 p NJ. ldQundSHil leo 51 Pm.
GamBesiand 7i2 Si5, e.; e.
80 cTSCISEATI, EXPRESS nh : ~ =
siaiiyl ineindiSt i11 n leave washington 7
SundlyR al 1895 Pm. yaats. Id 300 P. 4
Benyoods. y ! lial1l Il
Gaq9epoq,,=it- .. IEs Ia n
PtetiTi6fiti s.:s2 atNTartihSburg 9 lS9l
Cuffibefihnd.i1lIo H9gCnr6b Hand. $40 g
MaffihslInTg. 24SA!sEt PIedmodt.Iass 7:59 81 y
HaFpeF'G Fer. 81 = rfaftqQ 4sft.t-l
IN T. ;i,.f.-. III. a..
HaSIti; In ~ i.tS IiiseiIf 5S5 90
Wash'ton city SIS Ritn6Iis 5smSmIiIf 10
Z IlifYfilib SisSlAII, TRAIN. YE.t Obt 1870
Leave WheehngE te1nl i1eaye-!1L iss.tt Y g 10
Saturday. AZ 9S0Pt m. I Wash ton ca 1:Sl An
iMbufidsSfIie- 1914 Wash. a::29 = =
Cameron /! II Est I" q Haffefs Fef. 1:1SF.M
lMhnningtonl i1:i3A. NJ! tldaftinsbnrgJ 22f 1Ni
rpoilt..sa.l Isg5G.t 1SInpeeeEiandt is;$3 si
a EiI h va tiQa
ffgrisfd Us has, 81 I'D
Observation-Disclosures IN! lNahnfngt6 Gl5NAf1
HAMPERS Fer 2I2 ~ q Cameron. BIO I'll
Wash. In't 5S9 sd A2uggSyl lle- ga:R III
W VA t5H ~ So m 6ealf !, , |,
W. p: sS1Tn. Master ~ :, 40 ~
tde65 aI2siIl ID General AeentsW wheeling.
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5Gtans1aftatiGtt.54 2.

'BRIFIM0REo& ]. q OHIO ri RI 0MPf1
5 ii. Is g I . los
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aIEETISo OF THE Bo4hp or EpuoA7
I1oN.-The Board OF Education held a
regular meeting at the. Council Cham
bers last evening. ~ uas !HlTfl Fls
Present. sssrs. iHildreth, (Presi
dsptl BodleY. BiciSel,l Crawford, Clos
hen, Hubbard, Ninth, Pratt, Sweeney,
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y HAY HIsAcH, CLoAlzsy ~. = g !
Ar NEW YORK CosT 10 Close.
II 3anle - - a1elE d4iif f544j7s EhsaSDelps {
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain
practice tndulged in when alone, . iylhfkIfre-
uuently learned nom evil coiIiTafIihflS OF at
school, the effects of which are nightly felt,
even when asleepI and ~ not cured, renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
/ What q pity that ayIlnIlg man, The hope q
hts country, the darling of hfs parents, shonl
he snatched from an prospects and enjoy
ments of lie, by the eonsequences of devils
ting from the path of nature and INDUCING
In certain secret habit Such persons, MOST
E,afo 1nIa
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Addpess Dr. YOUNG No Is Third street
P1ttSbuFS Pa t0nlee, Z liil0 E7a1l, seeone 1oOT
entrance on Third, near Market. Once hQurI
q, m % lsnlsnnd4 p-1n.to pm. z nos
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HAS I,ooATEDbHIafsEEsF PER-
w manentIy g No. 20 THIRD STREET,
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Hsnect that a sound mind and body are the
n oSt necessary requisites to promote connu-
Journey through life becomes a weary pill
eTimaRe: the prospect hourly darkens to the
view; the mind becomes shadowed with deEs-
pair and filled with the melancholy reflec-
ton that the happiness of another becomes
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lDwellingnHouse for Sale.

',a88sOd 400. % 9 S On ZEE
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nv aNedieaI :,
.1Iaa Cam 70 fillI I,ADlF.zl53- [
f fss - pRsDUPoNco's I'LL, .al.l &.
Col EN- eric d cal Pills,

t4F ssstE-Fr1f -fEsi g----silT e. al p iirt- =
In Corfec sting Irregular Rernoy-
ling Qbktfuetfoifs OF the Monthly Turns
;-'i1i' nom Whatever Cause, and M 81
ALWAYS uccFssSF m AZ AS 4 PREVENTIVE.
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Married Persons, or Young Men eont6mphs
ting marriage, being aware oEpfYsical weak
mess. organic DEBILITY deformities speedily
fHewhorplAces the care ofDr
J., may re1igiously confde In his honor as
Rentleman, ami con nuelftlF rely upon his
4sIll Us nfysiclan. IA
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-07-19
THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE
THURSDAY, JttY 10, 1856.
NOTICE.

Ara meeting Of the DEMOCRATIC
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF
Maryland, held in Baltimore City on
the 18th day Of July, inst, the follow
Ing resolutions were adopted:
Resoleea, list, That the Democratic
State Central Committee Of Maryland
approve the call for a National Conven'
ton to assemble in Philadelphia on the
14th of August next. :.
I'd, That we recommend that call
irrespective of party, be issued, adj
dressed to the people of the State, re-
quosting the supporters OF President
johnson and his reconstruction policy
ty- meet in Convention in Baltimore
CITY, and in the several Counties, on
WEDNESDAY, the LIST of August next
to select Delegates, equal in number tc
their respective representations in the
State Legislature, to State Conven'
ton. to meet in Baltimore City on
WEDNESDAY, August 9Th, to select
Delegates TO represent the State Of
Maryland in said National Convention.
ODEN BOWIE, Chairman.
A. LEO KNOTT, Secretary.
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Change I'm tic Cabinet.

Postmaster General Dcnuison. on the
] lth. inst. resigned his office, because
he differed with the President in regard
to Reconstruction, aud the Philadelphia
Convention
The Hon. \. w. Randall, now First
Assistant Postmaster General, has been
nominated as his successor.
Attorney General Speed has addressed
letter to Mr Doolittle, declining to IA
yor the Philadelphia Convention, and
casting his lot with the radical Rcpub-
licans; doubtless with the intention of
soon leaving the Cabinet. lie has since
resigned and others may also soon leave
Mr.. Seward has also written n letter
strongly in favor Of the Philadelphia
Convention-bolieving that no one party
organization can as well produce the ne
cessary effect upon Congress to restore
the unity of the country, now the para
mount interest Of all.
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This able, fearless, and patriotic SEN
ator is more hated and feared by the
Radicals than any other member Of the
Senate. His moral tone is 50 high that
nobody ever yenturcd to question his
integrity; and his vigorous reasoning
against tho lnischieyous schemes of the
Radicals, has all the additional weight
which arguments acquire in the mouth
Of man of probity. 1t is only ON the
merest party grounds that any word was
ever spoken, or ever could be spoken,
in disparagement of this patriotic Sena-
tor. The main result sought to be a
chieved by the Pennsylvania Radicals
in the October election, is the substitu-
ton of another Senator in the place OF
Mr. CowAN, whose term expires on the
9TH of March next The Radicals con
slider Mr.. CowAN so formidable an oppo-
ncnt that their whole party interest
themselves in putting him out of the
Senate. As a sample of their efforts
we copy the following from the 7ri6Hae'
senator Cowan, Of Pennsylvania viii re-
tire on the 4th of March next--his re-elec'
! ton not being contemplated by any party
| The Union candidates for his scat already
suggested are General Simon Cameron John
/ w. foney, aud Galnsha y. Grow. We
| learn that Thadyleus Stevens has been wide.
| Is and urgently solicited to be also candl-
1 dnte, bnt has not vet consented Should the
state Of bis health permit him to enter the
! lists. he will prove o formidable competitor.
La "a e. that
/ the representation of Pennsylvania in the
scuatc will be improved by her next Lcgis'
! laturc.
! On what grounds, or by what au-
thoriiy. does the 7ri5HRc 50 glibly as,
scrt that Ibis reelection is not contcnl.
! platod by auy party'y That it is not
contemplated by the Radical Republi-
cans is obvious enough without any
telling but it is reckless impudeucc ia
I the 9ribBHc 20 assume TO speak for
anybody else. So far a. we have heard
aud believe, there is no other thought
on the part Of she Pennsylvania Demo.
! crary than 10 re- elect Mr. Cowan 20 the
/ Senate. They have mentioned no 9th
or candidate. nor will they The III.
I byal easily gives long list Of the Rad
zeal candidates in opposition to Mr.
! Cuwan but it mcutipus NO namc on ,br
Democratic side, for the good reason
/ that no Democrat proposes 70 rgn a
1 eainst so useful, respected, and patriot
/ ic Senator.
Among other good effects reasonably
( % be expected from the Philadelphia
/ Convention. ig the reelection Of scna
( tor Cowau The new party will make
I his reelection their chicf aim in Penn
I sylyauia aud with this common object
( buiwcru il and the Pennsylvania Dcm
/ uerais, y general concert Of action and d
I joint triumph will be- easily ataiuahl'
+ tn tho October election " J. iiorii
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By Hons. Alex w. Randall, Lewis
D. Campbell and Montgomery Blair, a
committee of the National Union Club,
on the 10th inst, issued an explanatory
circular to the call for the National
Convention, in which they 8
Suggest that it is desirable that
there be sent from each State four dele
gates at large and two from each Con-
gressional district, who favor the prin-
ciplcs set forth in the call, TO be taken
from the supporters of Lincoln and
johnson IN 1861, and like number
from their opponents. Also, four dele
gates from each Tcrrilory. and four
from the District Of Columbia. 1t is
not intended, however, that these sug-
gcstious shall interfere with any ar
engagements already made for the selec-
ton of delegates. 1t is left entirely to
the political organizations in the differ
eut States and districts that concur in
the principles of the call to decide
whether they will choose their delegates
by joint or separate meetings, or by
their executive committees.
The day fixed for the National Con
vention is near, aud we desire to im-
press on you aud on all friends of this
cause, that il is of the first Importance
that district or State Conventions, OF
State executive committees, immediate
" appoint delegates And it is partic-
ularly requested that a list Of delegates
and committees appointed be speedily
forwarded to the chairman of this cant
mittcc
In conclusion, We have to add that
the paramount object of this movement
is to bring iato a great National Confer
cncc, from all parts of our distracted
country, wise aud patriotic men, who
may devise a plan of political action
calculated to restore national unity,
fraternity and harmony, and secure to
an afflicted people that which is so sin
ccrely desired by all good men, the
practical blessings of an enduring
peace
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rae German war.

Banl. 81 ,Vadg,rq-He lastrtaas b..
Erolr3--EroPec" of Peaee.
After several preliminary battles in
bohemia, at Nlchod, Truutcnau aud
Munchengralz, in which the Austrians
suffered most severely, decisive action
was fought at sudowa on the 3rd Of Ju-
y between the Prusian army under the
immediate command Of the King, aud
the Austrian army, under Bcncdok -
The battle lasted for twelve hours, and
though the Austriuus appeared TO be
successful until 10 o'clock Il limlly
ended in their disastrous defeat The
Prussians claim 10 have captured $4,000
prisoners, l1G cannon and 16 flags
The slaughter was great on both sides,
but the losses not yet asccrtained. The
Austrians retrcated to Koniggratz.
The limperoro of Austria has agreed to
eede Venitia to France, and accept the
mediation ofNapoleon to conclude peace.
Napoleon has communicated with the
Kings Of Prussia and Italy in favor of
an ormisticc but their reply has not
been heard 1t was regarded in Lon
don that peace was virtually concluded;
but il is very doubtful whether it is yet
SO near mt hand.
LATER. News, still one day later
than the above, informs us that both
Prussia and Italy have refused to grant
an armistice. The Italian army again
advancing.
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Another Veto.

The President on Monday last, vetoed
the new Erecdmen's Bureau Bill passed
by Congress, extending the present Blu
rcau for two years-which was to expire
twelve months after the close of the
war. The President, not seeing the ne
ccssity of continuing this war measure
so long, returned it with his reasons
against it, which arc very satisfactory.
1t has been passed in both Houses, over
the veto in the House by 1O4 TO "a
Col. Phelps Of Maryland, voting against
it; and in the Senate by 80 to l2---3
absent.
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CONGRESS-.

At meeting of the Republican eau
Gus, on Saturday night, it was resolved
by majority of 20, to adjourn sine die
next Monday but ii is thought it will
be put Off a few days longer,
The new Tariff bin, which was passed
in the House, has been postponed by
the Senate until next December 1t
was outrageously protective; and the
party began to fear its effects on the
people, as its objects were being mcrci-
lesslY exposed.
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ro.iaI Monc,.oracr s,stcm,

The new law Of Congress in relation
10 the money order system was put to
force last week and all the Offices are
now operating undcr is provision, -
The working Of the sys,cm Is changed
10 several respects, aud orders Of $50
aud under are now sold while under
the old system the maximum was $50.
The fees for money orders have also
been changed, orders from 81 to $50
being now issued at ten cents, and over
$50 to 80, inclusive, at twenty five cents.
Under the old law, when il was ucces.
sary for a duplicate to be issued, an af-
fdayit with stamp was Grst required
for which the party had TO pay, as also
a fee for the new certificate. Under
the new law, postmasters can admins
ter Oaths free Of charge, aud the certi-
icaio is also furnished without cost
the only expense 10 the party being the
fvo.cent revenue stamp. Besides these
changes, quite a number of other oh.
jectiouablc features have been removed
1t is stated that ON the 9th Of August
three hundred additional moncy-order
Offices, mostly in the South and West,
will be put ia operation. The system
ia daily increasing in popularity ,--Bad.
Sun.
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A frightful accident recently happen
ed at foundry in Scotland. A heavy
casting was being made, when some OF
the liquid escaped, and splashing on
the hands and arms Of some of the
workmcu, caused them to quit their
hold of the ludlc, which Immediately
capsized, and the whole of the contents,
some three tons, was thrown on the
workshop floor. All the men rushed
for their lives to the door, but it could
not be opened at once, and they turned
in desperation, and actually ran through
the molten metal. One fell as he ran,
and was so dsfigurod that he was scar
cely to be recognized, and his life, with
that of the others, is despaired Of.
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sTRANGE, nUT TRUE.

Every young lndy and gentleman in the.
United States can hear samething very much
to their advantage by return mail free Of
charge, by undressing the undersigned. -
Those having fears Of being humbuggcd will
ohligc by not noticing this card. Al others
will please address their obcdicnt servant,
THOS. Il. CHAPMAN,
dec2s.ly S3l Broadway, Now York.
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TIMELY CAuTIos.--To purify is to
cleanse. and at this season of the year
it is not only necessary to cleanse the
house and the yard, but the human sys-
tenn. Stagnant water, dccaying vcgc-
table or animal matter, and filth Of every
kind breeds pcstilencc, aud those per-
sons whose blood is charged with inn
purity are most predisposcd to be at
tackled by cpidcmics hence the ncccs-
si,y Of purifying aud cleansing the
blood with some active and appropriate
remedy such will be found 10 Bryau's
Life Pills, which are sure antidotc FOR
sickness, aud should therefore be rcaor.
ted TO at this season of the year. Sec
advertisement. jyl2-It.
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ERRORS az YOUTss.

\ Gentleman who suffered Cor years FROM
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay. and all
the effects of youthful indpcrejlpu will, fot
tina sake of suffering humanity, send free TO
all who need b. the recipe and dirccti0H+i for
making the simple remedy 10y which he wns
cured. sufferer, wishing 60 profit by the
advertiser experience TAN do ga by ad.
dressing JOHN u, OGDEN,
No ~ Chambers ST., New York.
drcgE. Nv
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ERNORs OF YOUTU.

lrctar' drdgnrd warming sud caution
against tlc ioly ~ sou,lfal indisrrciian which
r-sulb IN genital debility, OMISSIONS impotence,
&e.. Ar.. eventually ruins the prospects and
happiaoss 81 The tarr, ti be .,rf free II eAorgr
together With naCh valuabir Information and
ihr means of cure e. those who arc afflicted
within the reach ~ every one,
send aa add5rss,-d en-, clapr and stamp, and
lt Will cr-t you nothing Address
S1Es HEN HANLIN,
Siallpu y. Bible House. Sew ork.
Iul. y -Lu.
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Special Notices.
The Glory Of Nan is Strength.

Tur GIoRr oF Mas ~ STRENGTH.
4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for wears
N from Nervous aud Genital Debility,
Nightly Emissions, and Seminal Weakness.
the result Of youthful iudiscrc,ion, and came
near ending his days in hopeless MISERY, will
for the sake Of suffering man, send to any
one afflicted tho simple mcaes use hy him,
which effected n cure ia few weeks. after
the failure 81 nomcron5 modicincy Send q
dirvctc,l envelope, and it will cost you moth
ing. Address
JOHN y. OGDEN,
No. SIS Chambers II. \. Y.
Ii. ln-h.n
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Cornerstone Laying.

EENHE Corner Stone of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church, in Westminster, will
be laid with appropriate services the FIFTH
OF AUGUST, next. Eminent clergmen
from abroad win be present. Rev. j. Nc
Cron d. ID. of Baltimore will preach the
sermon. The public are cordially invited to
attend these interesting exercises.
iuly l9-td
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Ohm c. rRIzEEf, n. NAESiS'
FRIzELL & MANNING,
E R OK r. S.

WILL buy and sell United States and other
public Securities; also Land Warrants
VIII buy Negotiable Paper, Bonds and Judg-
ments, and advance money on Collections.
y Will pay three per cent. for Depositcs, to DO
on demand, rtfaF4
Office three doors below Barthoiow's Hotel,
Westminster, Nd. marriott
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nrBnruAfgr PtrUs There j. =
healthy look about our Democratic cx-
cbru.ss ihr9us hout the State which Is
gratifying 10 observe Macy Of thom
afe beiur enlarged and otherwise iu,.
proved They are sighting lba political
haillr bra'ely aud deserve TO be eueJar-
aged In The present important pol.ii.
cd campaign \ very largo share Of thc
work must be- done by the Democratic
press 4 special ciyrt should be made
by every Democrat 10 increase the
circulation nf Democratic Newspapers.
By no other agency can so mueh good
be accomplished Il wc can get the
people e. rad both sides, tlo reyoln-
ijpn that b now going ou ,u public sen.
timeut viii be complete, thorough aud
lasting. 70 this cud bet the eircula.
ton 81 Democratic newspapers DC in.
creased Proper efforts by individual
Democrats vii accomplish wuudcr- --
Let each mnn 10 his whole duty ia this
matter. aDi the combined results Of in.
diviiuaI effort will be such a. to aston
ISL the must slnguinc.
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GENERAL MoCLELLAN.-.The New
York Citizen learns from private in
formation that General Mcclellan is
the only American officer--in fact the
only ofiTeor of note of any foreign ma
tion-who is allowed at the Austrian
headquarters.
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No. $40 EQUITY.

IN HE Circuit Court for Carroll county.
Henry A. Scllman, TilE creditors
rs. of John X.
John Wagner, admir-. of I Dell deceased,
John X. Dell, deceased, are hereby mott
and others. fled to file their
claims duly authenticated with the Clerk of
this Cont, on or before the Nth day Of Au.
gust next, or they might be deprived of tho
benefits arriving from the trust fund.
CHAS. W. WEBSTER,
iuly 12.It Special Auditor.
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All ,InY NInrrr EIapplIy.

irrespective 81 wealth, age Or beauty mud
The love Of tho "ppcsitc-ey can be- gained hy
following simple rules Scuda directed on.
yel1Ie 10
MADAME MARY PERRY.
station u, Bible House, y. Y.
t1I, Ip.gm
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LoYcIy GIrls ana Festive noys,

send au addressed envelope and p cents
nad aijl eund you SOME valas'l,!c informa-
u8n that wll pl.ate YOU. Address
, Niss. JANE BRYAN.
SMiou :, ~ Spring So. y, \,
iuly Ea.am
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county commissioners Notice.

TINHE County Commissioners for Carroll
County will meet at their Office, m
Westminster, on the First MONDAY OF
AuersT, 1866, for the transaction Of
business.
BY order,
fly l2.H Clerk.
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- sM So
GenlraIla.

This place known more familiarly as
Annapolis Jun ction, has been chosen as
the site for future city, aud already
two large sales of lots have taken place,
and met with a ready sale.
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Accounts from persons who have
lately visited Mr.. Jefferson Davis, in
prison, say that his health is declining,
his voice weaker, his conversation less
cheerful. lie is very anxious that his
trial should take place.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-07-19
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