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TT ByEGRAMA4ER,, having associated
IA L with hinain bis, business Mr. j. W.
PEkkfNs, Hate of Baltimore, who has had
some eighteen years. experience in Photo
,graphy, and having removed to his NEW
ROOMS. nearly opposite Odd Fellows
Hall, which have been fitted up at consider
able expense expressly for the business,
would respectfully announce to his friends
of estniaster, and of Carroll County gem
orally, thai tlieyanow have the facilities for
taking as good pictures, Tin every style of
the art,) as can be procured elsewhere.
June 21-tf t,.,, fi..3 ..s.c
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DYSPEPSIA.
.:ss;17s.ss:-. ? : Strickland'S.
III NO H MELLIFLUOUS ID
MORE; aCougii BaEsssna

is warranted to be the only preparation
known to cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Asthma, Whooping cough, chronic coughs,
consumption, bronchitis, and Group. Being
prepared from honey and herbs, it is heal
ing, softening, and fexpectoratinrg, and par
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
everywhere. zal aieiir7f7f1s 9Ae JAM IT, y7o
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JOS. NJ. PARKE,9
Attorney at Law and Solicitor
.gFrt'l!s i'm Chancery. @-1 .s-'..;.o

HAVING some spare time, not occupied
Ii by his Editorial duties, will devote the
same to the Practice of Law in the various
Courts of Carroll county. VIII counsel and
assist such as have business before the Or
phans' Court, and attend to, the. prepare
ton of Deeds, Wills &c.
Office in the rear of the ADVOCATE Print
ing Office. a5ffa' IS ~. mars
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HELsfB0HDs!
! VS. Il: IMPROVED nl1
a,'t aE4Ii ili7 ,sIssses
10 ROSE W "A SH

tF.tt T. i.ltt = '.4ti z
Will radically cxterminate from the ~
Diseases of the Urinary Organs ati,nsf
habits of dissipation, at little expense,
or no change in diet, and !, no exp0sursa
pletely superseding those unpleasant
dangerous remedies, Copaiba and Men
in curing those unpleasant and DANCE
=. 1si1t4tu E5 b7Hs5q 81 ~
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REAL ESTATE
and Collecting Agency. ID

LEVI EVANS, W EsTNISsTER, MD,
III Office at M VIZ tore, from =
.......d 8 4. a. to 3 p, ~, -, - ~. -
.HAEING made arrangements for the
prosecution of the business of buying
and selling Real Estate.A-offers his services
to the citizens of Carroll county who. may
wish any business transacted in his line
A large amount of Real Estate always on
hand. Persons having property to dispose
of will find him the best medium for its sale
Also, all collections promptly attended to.
7ccT-tf s 'i""
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iij1a) 10 >s1!iig 1pta 0es ,oY
The constitution, onceaif.cedhoJ
Weakness, requires the sidof n,s:]
strengthen and invigorate the system /
Helmbold' $ Extract Buclm iri,ar,S,'
If no treatment be submitted Il r.
ton or Insanity may cnsue.. +
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AMERICAN TOPICS.
Official Visit to she ..MIantonOmah. -

Official Visit to the S'MiRntOm0mah.''
THE LORDS OF THE ADMIRALTY ON BOARD THE
RoN.CLAD-TRIAL OF HER GUNs-DEPARTURE
FOR CHERBoURG.
From the London Times, July2.
This formidable war vessel, which, as'the first
American tuIretship that has visited the shores
OF Europe created such an extraordinary degree
of interest during her recent visits to the
anchorages at Queenstown and Spithead, sailed
from the latter roadstead early on Saturday
morning for Cherbourg, where she will remain
a short time open, as she has been to u.s. TO tue
admiration and criticism of our good friends
and allies across the Channel. From Cherbourg
existing understood arrangement send the
M,antononldh to the Midway or the Ihames' ana
thence 10 the Baltic.
She IS expected to call anain at Spithead on
her return down the,Channel from the Baltic.
During the stay of the ship at both Queensto VII
and Spithead. she was. during eaGm daY, open
to the admission of all visitors. Thousands of
people availed themselves OF the opportunity,
and all must have left her impressed with the
kindness with which they were received by the
officers, and the untirng pans taken to explain
all the numerous details OF the plan and fittings
of the ship's hull, turrets, armor, and guns. We
have learned much from the visit of the Midnto-
Doyn1b and her officers will not go from our
shores without having added to their previous
knowledge of the manner lin which guns may
he IonSh1 in revolving iron towers on board a
ship. A. ,.,u..,.. =. o.,.,,oo5
on Friday last, the Lords of the Admiralty were
sccompanied by the Hon. G. " Fox, the Assist
Cowper Phpps Coles, Il. NJ; Captain Bythesa,
r. n, V. O., Naval Attache to the British EN-
bassy at Washington; Lord John Hay, M. p. !
the Earl OF Wilton, Commodore OF the Royal
Yacht Squadron: Mr. Westley Richards, etc, in
addition 10 a number of naval officers and others
mentiored in the Times OF Saturday.
The Duke OF Somerset, with the Controller
and other members OF the Board Of Admiralty,
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Mr.. Wilson (Mass.) called up the bill to revive
the grade OF General in the Army.
Mr.. Yates Ull.) spoke in favor of the BILL and
warmly eulogized General Grant.
House OF Representatives:
Mr.. Morrill, (Vt.) asked leave to submit
resolution that, after tomorrow, the House
shall meet at IL o'clock. He said the House
would either have to do that or to have evening
sessions.
Mr.. Stevens Pa.) said he did not know why
the House should be in any haste, They had a
year 10 sit here and transact business.
Mr; Ashley (Ohio) added that members were
paid by the year for sitting here.
Mr.. Stevens concluded by saying that men,
bers should only have patience, and 1t would
not be necessary to change the hours.
Objections were made, and the resolution was
not received.
Mr. Bidwell (Cal), from the Committee on
Cor terence on the Senate bill to quiet land titles
in California, made report which was
agreed 10.
| Banking and Currency, made report in the
case of the Merchants National Bank, OF Wash
ington, ending with resolution directing the
Secretary OF War to institute proceedings
| against those who had been engaged in making
an improper use of the public funds. The reso-
luton was agreed to.
Mr.. Hooper then offered q resolution that
authenticated copies of the evidence taken
before the Committee be transmitted TO the
| Secretary OF War, and that the evidence be re-
| committed, with authority to publish such part
of il as 1t might deem necessary.
Messrs. Randall (Pa.), Lynch, and Harding
(Ky.), members of the Committee, opposed the
resolution, and contended that all the evidence
| should be printed.
The House refused to second the previous
question on the resolution, and then, on N otion
| of Mr.. Lynch, the testimony was ordered to be
| printed.
Mr.. Ward IN. " introduced the following
| Joint resolution, which was read three times
| and passed.
Wbere1s Ry peneral order of the War Denart.
ment of February II, 1862. ratIons to Union prl.
we're commuted at cost price during the peried of
their imDrsonment.
A7d aohereas A large number OF the said prisoners
have been paid under the said order but many
equally worthy with them, ana who have suffered
IN Rebel prlsons have not been paid. Therefore
be 1t
ResoIUed, etc., That all Union soldiers who wer
held as prisoners OF in the Rebel states, and
who have Dot received any commutatiOn, have CON-
mutation of rations at cost price during the period
of their imprisonment. Provided, That person
who has sold or transferred any interest in the
claim for commutation, shall be benefited by this
resolution and purchaser or assignee OF such
claim interest, shall be benefited by tne resOu
tion and that such commuation be paid out of any
money in the treasury, not otherwise appropriated
The House then resumed the consideration of
the Rousseau-Grinneli case. a.
MIR. Raymond IN ~ address ell the House in
support of the resolution offered by himself and
Mr.. Hogan as the minority of the Committee.
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Later News from Europe.

Per steamer Pierre continued from our Third Edition.
Paris papers OF July Estate that the Augsberg
Gazette says Benedck has demanded thirty thou
sand reinforcements. The same paper has a
report that the Archduke Albert has been ap-
pointed to supersede Benedek. The fortifca-
tions of Vienna are being increased, and five
hundred guns are now in position.
Prussian army sdebouching from Electoral
Hesse, has entered Bavaria. A fight occurred
at Meningen on the 4th, between a Bavarian
corps and Prussian army under General
Falkenstein. No particulars have been received.
The Austrians have entirely evacuated Lom.
hardy, and have retired across the Mincio.
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THE GREAT LORD BOND ROBBERY.
Arrest Of q Paw aWubrUker-Theft u OF Mlchi.
gan War Loan BO1ds-AOw BROKERS
Make MOneN.

Mako Money
John Lynch, pawnbroker, doing business at
No. % Grand streer, arIaigned before JUS
tlce Dowling at the Tombs yesterday, on a
charge of baving been concerned in stealing
ST. 200, 600 worth of Government bonds and rail
road and other securities rom Rufus l.. Lord,
OF No. 38 Exchange Place, On the 7Jh OF March
last. Several weeks ago MIR. Lord made affidavit
before the mag strae against Lynch and his
clerk Dennis l.. Ferguson. These men were
suspected from the TACT that early IN May Delec'
t We Kelso arrested Ferguson at the office OF the
American Express Company while in the act of
forwarding $4,000 1880 Treasury note, which
had teen stolen from MIR. Lord, to Samuel II.
Clapp, ol Detroit.
AT that time Lynch escaped, but recently he
was aries ed by Captain Young OF the Detective
force and Captain Jnurdan OF the Sixth Pre-
Cinct. reuson, who was examined on the
charge, has been held to bail. Since the re-
'cOvery OF the bond Mr.. Clapp, OF Detroit, has
appeared before Justice DowliDg and maze an
alhdayit, in whicl he sets forth that he bought
two $4,000 7'30 bonds irCm Lynch, and had
ordered a thIrd, which never reached him. II
was this bond that was found in possession of
Ferguson at the lme OF mis- arrest. Ii Is claimed
that the two bonds previously purchased by
CIapp or Lynch we're stolen from Mr.. Lord.
Mr.. Clapp made a second affidavit against
Lynch, in which he says ne oolght Mlch gan
war loan bonds from Lynch, aud tnat sad bonds
proved to have been stolen from the residence
of Mr.. Lawrence, OF Poughkeepste.
The following are copies OF the atfidavits made
by Mr.. Clapp;-
Samuel ID. Clapp, of Detroit Michigan, beinp
duly sworn, deposes aud that IN the month o.
November, 1866 and January 1856, deponent haC
business transactions with John Lynch IN buYint
securities. hat IN the month April last depo
nent went to said John Lynch's place of business
No 70 Grand street; while there, s. Lynch tn,
from her a 5000 80 Treasury note That depO
lent wtnt with her INTO her business room, ant
there agreed TO buy the same from her for the SUI
the ace, he met the sald John LYNCH VIII
remarked TO opponent THAT ne was POin
Foxgl cal Inv
OF "Watch" and wanted desonent to nan
him two thousand dollar, and ne would give dc
ponent four per cent per month for the use OF tn
sane. That depOnent went away, Obtained som
money returned and DuTchaseA the sad bond frOI
Mrs LyI Oh giving her the sum OF tnree thousan
g Qht hunnred dollars That when depOnent pai
her the said that she had another bond OF the san
denomination 20 sell, aud wanted deponent to bu
IL; that 1eponent said he would If she would send
by express which sale agreed 10. That dep
nent then went west TO Detroit taking the bon
Which'he bad bought With him. which bond vi
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Numbered 1884, to the best of hrs knowledge. That
as SOC as depOn ent h I'd received enou III BY
tho a le OF the bond which he mad bought. he tee
gIapl ed TO send bim another "satch." meaning
anotLer bond, and the one Mrs. nch agreed TO
Thttin three or four days deuoDont rece we'd by
express from Mrs Lyncn $4,000 30 bond num-
bered 21C4 but de onent ordere from Mr., Lynch
an extra $4,000 30 bond VIII Oh he ne or received
hr Capp also stated in an affdlvit - That IN the
month OF Jsnua la he bought from J Jhn Lynch,
a, Ills ace OF bu iness, No IS era d street, ten
$1,000 Michigan War Loan Bonds ami tha' IN q
short time af er he purchased above he purchased
a 20 from sald Lvnch four $500 Mich gan War Loan
Bonds, Nos. 247 248 249. and $50
Justice Bowling required Lynch to find SO 900
bal on tacn complain 10 await the result OF mn ex-
animation which Will be held in te da 8. Lynch
is forty years OF ace, and born IN England. He
pleads not guilty.-N. Y NetDS
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON THIS P. M.

ESPECIAL DEsPAToHEs TO THE Ev ENINe rELEeRAPH
WAsHNGToN, July IT.
Secretaries Stanton aud Harlan.
It is understood that Secretaries Stanton and
Harlan will send in their resi0nations so soon as
the business OF their Departments has been pro.
perly adjusted. In the War Department a large
amount of war business, requiring the personal
attention of Secretary Stanton, remains to be
disposed Of and this fact has detained him in
the Cabinet thus far.
To he Promoted.
William Hunter, Chief Clerk of the Depart
ment of State, is to be the Second Assistant Sec
retary OF State, should the law pass creating
that office.
Florida.
The Freedmen's Bureau has information that
so many OF our ex-army officers and other North.
erners are settling in Florida, to engage in
planting and the lumber business, that they will
soon be powerful enough to obtain the political
control of the State.
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As1ATIo CHOLERA, especially in its early stages,
is disease quite amenab'e to medicinal treatment
In almost every case MAR SDEN'S ASLA7TC
CHOLERA CURE will check the disease at this
period; it should always be given at the very first
appearance of the premOnitorY symptoms. Even
when the disease has been suffered to reach the ad-
vanced stage of collapse it is by means hopeless
and this Cholera Cure will cure it them if anything
can. Depot, No 4S7 Broads0ay, New York. For
sale by all druggists.
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DEPLoRABLE EFBECT OF THE HEAT
Tom Sapling was so tall and slight
He found IT hard to Ike D upright
When summers sun grew warm;
And yesterday, beneath the heat,
His head went right down to his feet,
Like cOrnstaks in storm.
His friends TO belD him tried,
Then from all usual means Geslsted.
And Toms length Ihev doubled and ttDiSted:
This fate cool clothIup had resisted
Had he 10 Benefits hied!
LINEN busters.
Light Cashmere and Cloth, A,Pacca, Drap FEte,
Duca and Linen sack Coats.
Light Cashmere, White and CoLered Duck SkeLe-
ton VeSts.
Light Cashmere, White and CoLored Duck, and all
kinds of Linen Pants.
AUkinds Of SeusoaGble Clothing for Mems, Youths
and Boys loear large supply, at the o,Dest prices
possible. TOWER HALL,
No. 618 MARKET STREET,
BENNETT & Co,
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BIOKRENE.
Or LIFE.REJUVENATOR.
srRENGTH mo- THE WEAK-YoUTH TO THE AGEI


This preparation Is unequ led rejuvenator and
storer OF wasted and inerl function.
The teeb o, the aged aud ali those who have In any
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cal Application, will nd the Biokrene 10 be what its
mpIies-a rejuvep ator which, while 1t builds up the
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N matter by what organ has become entee-
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BIOKRENE cures General Debility. ImpOtency, Ner'
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advised 10 seek in this most excel ent and un-
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BIOKRENE -Jhe Feeble, the Lauguid the Despair
fog the Old should give this valuable discovery tral
viii be found totally different from all other arucies
for the purnOse.
FEMAEEs.-This preparation is invaluable in ner-
vous weaknesses Of all kin ts as IL VIII restore the
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CLEANSE THE BLOOD OF ALL IMPURITIES and
you neulIailze the virus OF many diseases at their
source In all Diseases of the Skin, the Glands the
Feshy EIoIe the Secretve Organs aHd the Bones,
ali Scroiu ous Compla nts Cancer, etc DIR. JAYNR's
ALTERNATIVE is a standard curative; and while 1t is
fault in many med cnes that before they reach the
disease the patient is prostrated beyond recovery,
such drawback attends tins remedy, for 1t sustans
the strength OF the sufferer, while eradIcahng the
eau OF the comp amt. Prepared only at No. 242
ChesLut street.
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PUGNACIoUs.-Yes, ,erday a rough, named
Isaac Peoples, made dr0nken assault an officer
in st. Mary street. He arrested and held by
Alderman Tunison in the SUN Of $1,000 bail to
answer for said amusement James Dickinson was
also arrested at Eleventh. and Rice streets tor
assault and battery, and held by Alderman Eneu
IN $1,000 to answer.
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Latest Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, July II 7-Cotton Is firm; sales of 1909
bales at 36@3Sc for middlinps. Flour dull, nd 101
25c. lower; sales OF 1000 bbls at $f10 for state;
southern lower; 800 bbls sold at so 7515 rs Cana
dian Flour lower; 280 bbls sold at So 70 eol2 90.
changed; 10000 bushes sold at S3kc. Oats declined
1c Beef euiet; Pork heavy at $8l 87t Lard firm
at 1S5020sc. Whisky dull and nominal
NEW YORK, July IL stocks are weak. Chicago
and Rock Island, 97t; Illinois Central 1Ss:
Michigan Southern, 92s New York Central, 1O1E /;
Reading, 1093; Hudson River, 1I45; Erie, 86l !:
Western Union telegraph Compsnv 52J; United
States Coupons. 1868, l24 do 1851 1901; 10 1862.
1917; do 1866 10o9; 10 40s 80; Treasury 730, IOld
1o4t Colo, l5lt@151l; Sterling Exchange dull; on
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GOLDEN Crown was wont to be awar ded by the
Romans to HIM who saved the life OF Roman
citizen. What reward is fitting tor a man who saves
the lives of not one, but OF hundreds and thousands
of American ctzensS Yet this Is done daily aud
hourly by DIR. 7. W. MARsDEN in the use of his
VEGETABLE SANAIIVE PILLS, which are
rapidly superseding everv other preparation for the
special disease for which they designed Depot,
No. 487 BrOada0ay, Neao York. For sale 6y all drug.
0ists.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF BERREI BEUTH.
-Ihe annua Convention OF strict Grand Lodge,
No. 3, of this Order tcOmposed of persons OF
Israellt1h tathl ives held in Baltimore Yesterday.
Delegates were present from most OF the large cities.
The Oe epation was Handsomely received. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing yeaI -
$ Hofbelmer. of philadelphia, ' N. IL Jacob
Miller, Philadelphia, g. H G Vasen, savannah,
Ca, G. b. burggaur, OF PhiladelDhia. u. 81;
II. Levy, of Richmond, G. d. H.; n. Fleischer,
C1rand Marshal.
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CUT IN THE STOMACH. -Girard Park last
evening was the scene Of a disgraceul dis urbance
An unknown mOIvIdual, of pugnacous character
was amusing the bystandors by abus nR woman.
when some of them became disRusted with his
praRks, and interiered.
Ibis BROUGHT affairs to a climax IN the shape Of
general row, during which young man by the
name of M1'phv received a severe and dangerous
cash across the stomach The man WAC did 1t has
not been CAUGHT Murphy was conducted to the st.
,Jospph's Hospital