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Patent Medicines.

Hinder this head he enumerates the following
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Ayers SarsaParlila
Ayers Ca,hartic Pills, Wistars Balsam Of wild
Cherry, ia, nes' Expectorant and other prePa
ra,ons, Browns Bronchial Troches, Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup, Shriner's Cough Syrup
and other preparations, brakes Plantation Bit
ters. Hosterter's Bitters, Hoofand's German
Bitters, Juniper Tar, Bulls Sarsaparilla, Car
ter's Spanish Mixture, Schenk's Syrup, Swain
Panacea, Cod Liver Oil, kennedy's Medical
Discovery, Hampton's Vegetable Tlncture,
Scheidam Schnapps, Browns Jamaica Ginger,
Davis Pain Killer, Railways Ready Reliet and
other preparations, Bells White Oil and other
preparations, Pilis-Wright's, Bulls, Peters ,
Monison's ,Lane's and Schenk's Mandrake Pills,
Composition p, wders Bulls Diarrhea Cor
dial. Woods Hair Restorer, American Hair
Restorer, Tricopherous, Thompson's Eye wa
ter, Benzne for removing grease, tar ana paint
&C.. =. Rogers Cholera Specific, Dr. WlcSey
celebrated Cholera Drops, Railways Renovatlng
Resolvent, Schenck's Seaweed Tonic, Itch ONT
nent, Magnetic Ointment, Or. Osgood's Chola-
porue for Chills aud Fevers, Burnetrs kallIs-
ton Tor the ha r, Black Oil Vanish, Settlers
Aperi.nt, Bitter Wine of Iron, Olive Oil, HoIlo'
way's Worm CONNECTION, McLane'S Nermliuse,
F1ye's Vermifuge, American Worm Killer.
Fahnestock's Vermifuge, McMunn's Elixir OF
Opium, Renry's Cscined Magnesia, Hembolt $
Extract OF Buchu, British Oil, Oil Of Spike, on
Stone, Mustang Linimen', Opedeidoc and other
Embrocalions. Stonebraker's Nerve and Bone
iniment Cough syrup, Stonebraker's Hat All
Ter and other preparat ons, Strengthening Was
ter, AID Adhesi>. pia,ters, Horse aud Cattle
Pow Iers, Turf OH HorSemans Hope, Barry ;
Liniueu,, Merchants Gaigi,n5 Oh, Roger 5
Fmbrocation, Sc, &c, &c DC.
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CABINET MAKING!

TIVE undersigned beg leave most respectfully
l. to inform the citizens Of Shepherdstown
and surrounding country that he has purchased
the entire interest of A. w. Brining. in the
stock, tools and fixtures of the shop lately con-
Quoted by Brining & Schoppert and is now car
rying on the business in all its various branch
es at the old stand in Shepheldstown Deter
mined to keep none but competent worknen,
he HOPES by close attention TO business ana
sric, desire TO please, to merit and reeeGe
liberal share of public patronage. An orael'
thankfully received and promptly attended TO-
He would respectfully invite those, wanting
FURNITURE to cali and examine "a; n's - s. LOCK
on hand, feeling confident 'l,al nc WIZ ~ "'''
to please, both in quality and price, 4
CO F + | " S
made al the shortest notice and in the neates'
s,vlc ard will attend all FUNERALS either
in Town or country, that may be desired.
Thankful for past favors he sollclts contln'
u'"'' " JOHN II. SCHOPPERT.
Sbenher6stowu, December go 1865.
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published and charged accordingly.
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ness and despat' h.
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STORL

@ THE undcr.ig has jwI
&-A returned from the city snd IL
e now trcelting new and itesh
"a 80 supply Of HARDWARE, con:
w sIsllng in parl Of
Table and Pocket Cutlery. Locks Of e'.
sry description, Axes, Halchels, Ham
mers; Hand. Tenant. Web, Wood,
Compass and Cross Cut Saws; Augcs,
Braces, Bits, Screws, Bolts. Files,
Powder, Shot, Caps. Pistols, Grams
Of every description, GRAIN ond Gra''
Srythes. Sraihs. Shovtls, Hoe',
Spades. Rakes. =, 3 and prongcj
Forks, Nall. Nail Rods. Uorse Sl'e
Iron, Cast, Shear and Blister Sleei'
and great many ntIIer articles which ~
cannot ennmeralr, 10 fact every thug
kept IN a wed regulated Hardware SloT''
all OF The very best. as wouIi rurch'"
none other, which an repaired 10 ''I
very reasonable. GIve me call aud r.
anime for Yourselves befoIe purchs'Ir.
elseu here if ynu want bargalns. tlso'
general stnrk OF Shoe Finding. and Ih
e FurIey's manufacture Of Cbalns.
GEe | am also prepared to FL any M
der, for rhe Ilagers,ownm Ewpue f"''
Slnve. as AM agent for Mes ,rs. Mcllo''
ell IL Beach eel.
EDWARD SHhFER
ShcnhprisiIuu limo % 1876
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"syVAyG.ISsa EIGEVD FEE
CIRCLE

The Radical wits are making them.
selves very merry over the above cx.
preston, some thing like which WIS
uttered by President johnson on soyo-
raj occasions. Sovcry exalted are these
would be critics in their own estimation
that Andrew Johnson, aud III who differ
with them, are considered mere pigmics
in comparison to them; aud therefore
because it was uttered by him they can.
not perceive the great truth that is con.
tanned therein. All things in nature
seem to move in perpetual circles tho
changing seasons, day and night thc
earth itself and the heavenly bodies It
is so also in the moral world, which
shows itself By coutrasLs--crror being
the an,ipodc of Truth, wide nsundcr ns
the poles, and bound when il usurps the
place Of It's antagonist to be soon driven
10 the other extreme, within is natural
sphere. II is the same in che political
world. The President well remembers
when, with equal zeal, he joined the
South in resistance to tho dangerous
assaults Of Northern fanatics lie knows
how the mistaken mode Of hostility on
the part Of the South drove him into
temporary union with the Northern
agitators; and he percciycs now that the
stoppage of the war, aud the ample
atonement Of Southern errors. have
brought him back again to the same
point aud that be finds himself again
fighting disunionists at the North, or
the opposite side of the circle. No won.
der his strong mind insiinctiyely grasps
at the great truth aud tho idea Of the
great circle ia which We have all been
moving naturally suggests itselfio him.
1t is thus that we arc driven on by a
resistlcss fate aud We are glad to per.
ceiyo in it the kiud hand Of a superin.
tending Providence; which, with every
revolution Of changing events, marks a
step gained 10 the progress Of all things
in the grand round ofthc universe whose
centre IS the Eternal Throne
We counsel our witty Radical friends
that there may be more in Andrew
johnson than is dreamed of in their
philosophy; aud that ridiculc ofn op.
ponont, though very agreeable to their
ignorant self conc.it, is no answer to an
argument, aud will be treated with the
contempt it deserves by. an intelligent
people.
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TIC octn6cr I.lcc,lans.

The Noiinam HlJcHcrr, OF Wed.
nesday 10 commenting upon the fesa'.
says
IL viii be seen By the returns that
our ideas Of yesterday ~ to the pros.
poets we've NOT III founded The sjngu.
lar fact Is presented Of zipzleiug, ~ 20
speak la res pert 10 LOSSES aud gains 10
the rural districts Usuallya fixed rate
Of gain or loss pcryadcs an entire State,
The departure from the rg!e nov must
have proceeded irnW defects of oreiui.
xation. Thus one county or township
might bo regarded as safe, aud lll effort
would be exertcd upou another Here.
in probably the Democrats are the 10
sers. since there Is little doubt that the
Radicals had thorough Org nizltion.
They have not gained as whole in
their siTonghulds; while the Union men
have lost 10 seine aud gained in others.
When it is remembered that the Radi.
Gals not Il little time ago claimed forty
aud fifty thousand majority fer Goary,
it must DO conceded that the Uuionisia
have charged up "a the muzzlea OF their
guns. Let us remember, also, the odds
with which they had TO contend, AS sta
ted by us yesterday.
We quote:
Millions OF money have been raised
BY the Radicals for the purpose OF col
onizing voters, corrupting voters, pay
ing taxes, aud bearing election oSpcn-
scs. A quarter Of million was raised
in Boston alone some time since. The
class. interest there, who are TO have tho
new tariff bill passed next winter, have
given direction to draw upon them all
hJipat. In single half day twenty
five thousand dollars was raised in Bos-
ton upon call from the West,
Then there have been the thousands
Of heavy contributions Of shoddy men,
who robbed the Government Of q hun
dred millions of dollars during the war
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nrnnchestcr Iohnson CIub.

At meeting held at Manchester for
the purpose of organizing johnson
Club, the following officers were elected;
President, DIR. Henry u. Beltz Vice
Presidents, Adam Shower and John
Kroh; Secretary, Charles Falkenstino
Treasurer, Francis Decker.
The Committee on resolutions reported
the following which were unanimously
adopted
Rcsolped, That this Club be styled
the johnson Club Of Manchester Dis
trict.
Resolocd, That we cordially approve
of and endorse the wise policy OF Prcsi-
dent johnson, as the only true means
of restoring peace, unity, and prosperity
TO the country.
Rcsolued, That we approve Of and
ratify the proceedings Of the National
Union Convention, which assembled at
Philadelphia on the l4th Of August.
Lesolced. That we heartily endorse
the nomination of Col VIM p. Maulsby,
as the Conservative Candidate for Con
gress in the Fourth Congressional Dis
nict. as also the nominations Of } oseph
NJ. Parke, John II. Jordan, Thomas q.
Cover. Charles II Waters, and Lewis
A. j. Lamotte, for the House Of Dele
gates for Carroll County
Ieesoloed, That we will use every
honorable means in securing the cleo
ton of the nominees named in the above
resolutions
RosolUed, That we denounce the un-
lust and tyrannical administration Of
the odious Registry law by Jacob Lima
weaver, Register for our District who,
as We solemnly believe, for the purpose
Of preventing qualified voters from APP
pearing before him, persisted in asking
insulting and outrageous questions not
contemplated by the law, and which no
gentleman would have proposed to hon
orable men.
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Delegations from Taneytown, Union
town and Middlcburg Districts, will
halt on their respective roads, with right
resting near Union Street.
Delegation from Myers District will
take position on the Littlestown Turn.
pike, with right resting on Union Street
Delegation from New Windsor will
take position on the New Windsor road,
with right resting on Uniontown Turn
pike.
Delegations from Franklin, Manches-
ter, Hampstead, Woolcry's and Freedom
Districts, will each take position on
their respective roads, with right rest
ing on Main Street.
Delegation from Westminster Dis.
trict will form on Main Street, with
right resting on Union Street.
Each Delegation is requested to ap-
point its Marshal and Assistants.
The Marshals will halt their Dclega'
tions as above specified and report Il
me at Zacharias' Hotel.
The Delegations that enter at the
West End Of town will be formed IN
line on the Littlestown Turnpike will
rightresting at Joshua Yingling's Store
from there proceed to the East cud o
town, and the delegations that have ar.
rived will be assigned positions in line
according to the number OF their Dis
trict; aud all move thcncc to the place
of meeting on the bin Mt West End o
town.
The Procession will form at o. o'clk
4. NJ, at which time every delegation
il requested to be here
GEORGE w. SIlRIVER,
Chief Marshal.
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istrars in the acceptance of voter as
qualified, or rejecting an applicant as
disqualified ,-4was the subject Of Judi
cial action and as each Judge arrived
at the same conclusion as to the final
action Of the Registrars, mot subject
to revision by Courts or Juries or any
other tribunal---and the reiief of the
Judges of Election by the act of Regis
tration, acting judicially, when such a
question is presented, they must, as a
Court, confirm the opinion which they
have scvcrally expressed.
is further obvious, aud tho ncccs-
sary inference from the several opinions
OF the Judges, that the judicial power
is confined exclusively tothc Registrars,
andlthat the Judges of Election, as to
all voters who have been registered, are
Invested of all judicial powcr as to the
qualification Of the voter aud, in the
language of Judge Weisel, "by the
means Of registration arc relieved from
duties which tney could but imperiec-
tly perform in the briefspace Of one day
at the crowded polls Of an exciting cleo
ton"
From these elaborate opinions Of the
majority of the Judges Of the Court Of
Appeals, which We are bound 10 respect
we can rive ut no her conclusion,
than, that the action OF the Registrars
is final and conclusive, aud not subject
to revision; and that the judges Of
Election have no power 70 exclude FROM
voting person duly registered.
RlCHD ii. MARSHALL,
WI j ROSS
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REMEMBER

The Mass Meeting at Westminster
on Saturday next, and let no common
obstacle prevent the attendance OF every
Conservative Patriot, so as to make the
demonstration every way worthy Of the
good cause in which we are engaged.
Let the People of Carroll county show
their willingness to do every thing in
their power to aid their fellow citizens
of Maryland in turning back the tide Of
Radical delusion which is sweeping our
land to destruction.
Though fettered by the chains Of OPP
preston it is nevertheless in the power
oftho people of Maryland, if active aud
yigilant, to show this year that the pop
ular current has already set in which is
houud to carry to a triumphant conclu-
sicu President Johnson's plan of recon-
ciliatioa and reunion.
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rhc I.nte Electlons.

II win be yet some tiGe before the
actual majority Of the Radicals in Penn.
sylvauia can be obtained We presume
il will be from ten to fifteen thousand,
They have also gained two members Of
Congress in close districts, and sill have
a majority in the State Legislature
somewhat reduced from last year. Tbs
Radical majority IN Philadelphia u about
5O0D---a loss Of about 5000 to them -
The total vote Of that City was l03 600
Adams County gave Clymcr a majority
of2lCi an / elected tho whole Dcmocr,,ic
Ticket. York County gave 5000 Dem
majority, BoIks County over COCO
beating Lancaster Co some hundreds.
In Ohio the popular majority of thc
Radicals is still large sag 10000
though reduced materially They hav,
lost one piemborof Congress, Alr. Dclano
In Indiana 'hcI5 majority 8 reddecI
10 ten or twelve thouyand--ahuut On,
halr--and the momlcss Of Copgrcs,
same % before
~ Iowa tbs Radicals carry III ih'
Congressman "a before; aud 80 hlye nos
yet learned their m1jn.ity % the porn
lar vote
Ia the fur States the Radicals gair
puc member Of Congress, aud have lpsI
cgnsilcrably nn the popular vote
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Special Notices.
% CoysE npTrYr.s.

The ahyetfilcr, having bTn rcsiert-l 10
h,siitb IN q few wccsy by n very simple RENE
dy. alrg having suffered for several yc7,rs
with aeeycrc lHns affection, and THAI dread
aioase. Cunnnpiion.--is anxious 10 make
knowa TO his fcllow sufferers ibe means Of
cure. st5t
20 40 WIN desire Il, he will scnd copy
If the prescription usrd free Of '-hsrsHl,
wi,l isl directions for preparing and using
ths pause, watch they viii iul i sure Cure
Tor Con mg'ion, h,-ihma, Bronchitis,
Couglp Colds, aud nll 'rhguat aud Lung
40 ;inaA The only 81 irrt of the n'lsrr.
ti,. in sending the Prescription is To- l,urlit
thc afflicted and spread information which
hr cuucriye lo be- invaluable, aud he hopes
c,cr, sufferer viii 10y bis remedy, ~ i will
cat them nothing, nnd mas prove a blessing,
p5r;ir, Wishing the prescription, vREE, 10y
rrtueu mad, will please address
Rry EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, King Co., New York, - .
dcc1t "
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rlnl,Inlorc cas- GInctiun.

The JUDGES Of elcctioa having drci.
ied to take ,he opinion Of 4 Randall.
Attorney General, an thcir guide, ne
co1dingly refused tn receive any votes
ror Mayor. ualrsa FROM reaure regis.
tered in lsJj. Consequently ia . city
Of 100000 people al Sc 20 entitled
rs RICH, 60 afr bat 200 citizens
registered last yar wer considered
qualified voters. %. cou,sy hg election
wis a perfect buylsquc am! a fair cz.
h5b,,ion oi the vs. thing, have been
going ia Mao lanl Of late years. Gg
these sclcc, few ba, 1879 exercised tho
glorious puisilcs Mayo' Chapman
gealu. ji0j, auI Air Harvey his oppo
ncut 255 making Chapaaa, major.
ity 2sll Asa matter Of course fog the
City Council an Radicals nre elected
that j., If IL Is an elcclion
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sftom &c Haaetssosua Matk


COL Maulsby the Conservative Ubipn
candidate for Congress in this lDistriet, |
delivered a very forcible and able sp9efh
upon the absorbing issues of the day,
in the Court House in this place. bn
Tuesday afternoon last, to y large ND
appreciatiye audience.
lleshowed most conclusiyely thattbc -
Constitution guaranteed to the, South = .
her representation in Congress, and
that the war was fought for rcstora- Is4'
ton of the un:on--meaning the Union
rs it was, or it meant falsehood. If
the war was not fought for restora-
zion of the Union, for what was IL uns--"
dertakcn /? FFs GEF 8g4s1ifg Ugf1
The Col. was very full and elaborate
in discussing the various topics which !.
now agitatc and distract the country
and showed, beyond all controversy,
that the Radical party, was by the
course it rs pursuing, preventing tho
accomplishment Of the very object, for u
which the war was wagcd--a restored !
Union--the contamination so much ,deys d
sired by all who revere the institutions :.
of their country.
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Communicated.

Ma. Enron ~ have just read the article
in the Sentinel signed "Oid Soldier
as | invariably read every thing coming
from the pen OF n Soldier but in reading
this article. must confess, that my faith
was much shaken in the integrity of "Od
Soldier" The query arose in my mind,
that perhaps he might not be very OIL
Soldier, or at least not q very game one after
all for if could really believe him such,
that is Il he ever had made any fight at all,
would give him my hand, but am awfully
afraid that he is only a cheat, one of the
shakers referred to in your paper week or
two ago. Now "0m Soldier have you not
iriilf,ltly Diisrepyesented the number in at
tendance at the Irrational Union Conven-
tion? You know you have. Don't you
well know, that there were more than three
times the number You stated present? You
do. DO you believe in future punishment
IL you do--do you remember the sad fate of
1ndHias & Sdpphirdl Come "0id Sol
der" must bid you adieu and in doing
so would say, that in my opinion, ifyou ever
smell gu, potcder. and had been hafasgood
atfghting, as you have prored yourself at
hing, the car would have closed in hall the
time it did. Good bye, Maachd,geis. |
cant waste my ammunition on Dead Ducks.
FAIR PLAY,
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uAnRTED,,..

IN Wcatminstcr, on the I'll inst., by Rev.
j. 4, Ward, Mr.. GgoWeE s. YlSdIIsg. ~
Wnodslpro, to Miss Many J KELLY, o.
Westminster. III
On the 18th. inst. IN the Lutheran Par
sonage, Westminster, by the Rev. II. q.
Holloway, Mr. SoIonoS GAEHHa and Miss
ISABELLA D. BarGITwnb, both OF Union
lInlgn. CARROLL county.
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sad Occurrence.

While three boys were amusing them
selves with toy cannon in New Or.
leans, one Of them put q ball or some
other missile Into the little gun and
fred it in the direction Of his mother
not dreaming Of the injury it might do.
The missile entered the lady's side, ADD,
entering the heat, was almost imnedi-
ately fatal. The boys were brothers,
from niue to thirteen years of age, and
the mother had her youngest child, not
three months old, in her arms at tho
time. The babe was not injured.
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Grcat Fire nd epmebec.

On the 18th inst. the city Of Quebec,
lower Canada, was visited by terrible
fire which destroyed 1000 houses, inclu-
ding 20 churches and converts, and
rendered homeless 10000 people. Loss
near three millions of dollars.
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Loss Of the Evening star.

Dispatches from Savannah of October
che 9Th, state that the steamer Evening
Star fouadered $50 miles east of Tybee,
with two hundred and fifty passengers
and crew Of City persons, all Of whom
we're lost, except five of the crew and
Mark Gerard, a passenger
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TURN OFT

Next Saturday, to the Mass Meeting
The Manchester Band, the Mt. Pleas
ant Band, and the Frizellsburg Band,
will all attend and everything prom.
ises to make it an interesting and grand
nfInir
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psyeThe Sherbrooke C. W) Ga
zett6 says that last week Lawrence
Doyle, who had been drinking, got very
angry with his son, and his excitement
was such That he burst some Of the
blood vessels of the heart and dropped
dead in au instant. Only short time
before his death he said he did not care
for God, man or the devil, and told his
wife that she might prepare coffin for
his son or for himself before night
When under the influence Of liquor his
passion was uncomfortable.