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OF THE INTERIOR
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~ UETTED srArEs PArnSr OpTIck
WAsHISoros. March T. 1897.
On the petition Of Hamilton L. Smith, Of Gambler
Ohio praying for the extension Of patent granted to
him the 7th day Of June, 1885, for in
Paper FILES for seven years from the expiration Of said
patent, which takes place the 7th day OF June 1851
It's ordsred that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 10th day Of NAV
next At IL O'Clock, IN. and all persons notified to
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to nle
In the Patent omee their bsetons specially set forth
In writing at least oeHy days before the day OF hear
Ing all testimony nled by either party to Be used At
the said hearing, must be taken and in Ae
eordAnee with the rules Of the oee which will be fur
nished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as te.t.
mony must be ned In the once Oentv days before the
day Of hearing the Arguments II any, within ten days
after nlng the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be Published In the
PUBLICAN and the Tntsii0eneer, washington D c. and
In the Herald Cleveland, once week for three sue.
esssive weeks the hrst Of said publications TO be at
least sixty days previous to the day Of hearing.
T. @. THBAKER,
Commissioner Of Patents.
p. s-Bditors Of the above papers will please copy
and send their bills to the Patent once with paper
containing this notice. mhlS-lswsW
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ExPoRTs DURING THE PAST YEAR.-From
a statement Of the exports Of domestic produce
from the United States during the SIX months end.
ing December 81, 1865. the following details arc
made at tho bureau Of statistics: The total value
Of domestic exports was $l72 O6l 12oi Of this sum
the principal amount on cotton, the exports Of
which footed up $5l, l5O,3ls. The next most i'm.
portant item was gold and silver, which was as
follows: Gold bullion, 81, 1897 72si silver bullion
974, $685. manufactures Of gold and silver, SIS 093
The breadstuffs figure up $40, $40 104. Next In
order comes oils, the export value Of which
amounted to ST., $40, 573, nearly all of which was
petroleum. Provisions amounted to $14, 252, All,
Of which $5,635,670 was cheese alone. Tobacco
81, 1925 Agricultural implements, s596, o24i
coal, 81, 05l, $50.
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PATENr OFFICE NOTICES
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
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a. -,,,, WAsHTHaror, March IS 1897
uh the petition Of Giles " Fillsy. Of 81, LeuI. No
2hayng ior the extension Of patent RrsntsA "a hI.
me 18th day Of June, 1855 for an Coz
lor seven years from the expiration Of ssid
ss ssn' Whieh taxes place on the 4,h day Of June,
II 10 ordered that the said petition b. hs.,a a, A..
fasnt once on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of Nav mari
O'Clock m. and all persons are notified u .nns.
and show cause, ~ any they have, why said petition
Persons opposing the extension are REQUIRED Ia Al. In
the Patent 0mce their objections specially sci form in
writing At least fosv days before the day Of
all testimony hed By either party, TO be used At az
SAID hearing must be taken and In Accord
anee with the rules ofths once, which will be furnished
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon a. t.,t
mony must be hled In the tosnfv days before hs
Day o. bearing the arguments, any within ten days
after hling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice DO published in tn.
REPUBLICAN, and the Intsili0encsr, Washington, d. c.
and In the Republican, st. Louis, Mo-, once week for
three successive weeks the hrst Of said publications 10
be at least sixty days previous 70 the day Of hearing
T. O. fHKAKRR
Commissioner Of Patents.
p. s-Bditors Of the above papers will please copy
and send their bills 10 the Patent once with paper
containing this notice. mh2l .vsw
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H. KoPPEL, Merchant Tailor, Fifteenth streets, op-
peite the Treasury Department, has Just received
large assortment Of very SUPERIOR IMPORTED
SPRING GOODS Of the finest RuglSh, French aud Ger.
man manufacture. All gentlemen who desire to be
RECONSTRUCTED In the latest style " th the very
best msteISl reasonable rates, are respectfully in.
yitsd 10 call mhl6-im
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Contributions FOR THE SoUTH.-Arrange-
ments hPve been perfected, We are informed by
which contributions in the shape of provisions,
clothing, &c, can be stored at the warehouse Of
Mr. VIM. M. Gait, corner Of First street west and
Indiana avenue, and any contributions of money
can be handed to Mr.. Kelly cashier of tho National
Metropolitan Bank, and they will be transmitted
to the sufferers in the South promptly as possible
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A GOOD CHANCE to invest in fine three.
story brick house on the Navy Yard. See advsr.
tisement
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THE WASHINGTON HOMGoPATH.
l. IC DIsPRNsARY.

II VIE w
l. IC DIsPBNsARY.
This charitable Institution, so much needed In thi
city, will open MONDAY, October 70, on @ street.
sl4, between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
GUARDIANS;
HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ.,,
CHARLES KNAPP, ESQ,
JOSEPH H. BRADLEY, ESQ,
WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON ESQ
GEORGE Z. BAKER ESQ.,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
JOHN @. CLARKE Treasurer.
T. g. VERDI, M. D., Secretary.
Al this worthy Institution the poor people Of our city
will receive medical attendance and medicines 'rss Of
charge. ,
lions ali those we'll disposed towards the poor may
send their contributions to the Treasurer John O.
ClaTks Eso ofths Bank Of Riggs Co, or to the Sec
rotary DR. r s. Verdi, 26S street. between foureenth
AT Ths rooms will be opened from to p. IN. daily,
DTS T. S. Verdi. Of Wellington, and g; 6. Verdi Of
in ths good work, will be in AttsndAnes.
e,SAsI ., VkRhI- Y, D., Secretary.
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Tbs DISTRICT IN CoNGREss.-In the Senate
yesterday Mr.. Harlan, from the Committee on the
District Of Columbia repo-te1 the bill supplement.
airy TO the act incorporating the Newsboys Home
Of the District Of Columbia.
The amendment Of the House striking out the
clause prohibiting larger amount being paid 10
newspapers in Washington for publishing the laws
than Is paid elsewhere, was non.oonourred In.
Mr.. Henderson offered an amendment appropri.
atpg S51 900 for the expenses Of the Indian tribes
visiting Washington.
In the House, on motion Of Mr.. orth, of Indiana,
the Senate bill 70 charter the Lincoln Monument
Association Of the City Of Washington, was taken
from tho Speakers table, considered, and passed.
Mr.. Woodbridge, from the Judiciary Committee,
reported bill to authorize the appointment Of
additional watohmen at the Capitol; which was
passed. .
Mr.. Boutwell, reported bill making the Office Of
Solicitor ofthe Court Of Claims bureau in the Office
Of the Attorney General.
Senate amendment to the House bill To increase
the force In the Patent Office, was taken up and
ooncurred In.
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THE FENTANs ARE RISING.

VI FEE IA MS A RE RISIN G
Did you HEARTH
Yes | sweATit!
The brave old Celtic battle.cryI
In numbers most surprising
Old Ireland . sons are rising
Once more to do or die
Behold, how brave
Their flag they wAVel
Our brethren 'eT the sea
God give them might
To win the fight,
And make their country freei
What freeman . heart
But must take part
with our brothers Ter the seAf
I'VE wish them we'll, -
Says II. KOPPBL;
May ireland yet be fTseI"
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WANTED-EVERY ONE TO KNOW
w that am now selling at my New Store, N
No. 692 Seventh street, under ODD Fellows' Hail. III
the same style Of goods as sold formerly on the
Avenue nnder the late arm Of Barns Wilsou at fair
prices. Try me. O, B. WILSON
OO2 Seventh street. under odd PelloWsI Hall
~ bail goods warranted as represented. [fell.9m
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-19
DIED.

On the llth Of September, 1867, JAMES
NcALisrrw, Of Taneytown District, Carroll
County, Nd. aged 90 years, 8 months and
~ days. lH 4 sH i'ie
Near Uniontown. on the 9th Of Scpicm.
her, 1867. Wn.Bga FISK DAVIS. son 0f John
". and HsLES RoasreRr, aged year, .
months and IL days
Gentle Wilbcr, thou has left us -
e We thy loss most sadly ieel,--
Ye, tis Jesus Who berefl u.s.
3o We will now before him knee
In Snow Hill, Worcester couuty Md. on
Monday the 9th Of ofSeptember, after short
bat painful Illness, Gao. W. TYNocE, I'd.
son Of Col. Edward Dymock, (forn!erly OF
westniinstsr,l aged 20 years.
saA- In noticing the sudden death in our
last tissue Of Mr. Geo. W. Dymock, Of this
town, we neglected to state the cause OF the
same, which was lockjaw, ortetanus, result.
ing from an operation on his fco,--the ex-
traction Of toe nail this being the testi.
inouyor his attending physicians. The uu.
fortunate young man, whose death has so
deeply distressed his family, was by every
one advised against ihe operatiuhi bpt the
pain WIS 50 great, the nail growing ia,c the
aeshsp as 70 lamcg hl,a, hd topk his-ov
viii for n. and hence the result ssos HA
Shield.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-19
Western Maryland
COLLEGE,
For Pupils Of both Sexes.

THE new and spacious hailding far the
use Of this Institution being now nearly com.
pleted, the First Scholastic year will com.
mencc on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
lTH. Price of Board, Washing &c. per
year $50. Tuition alone, from SIS to $50
per year according to the class entered. =
The corps OF teachers has been selecled with
great care. and consists Of competent Pro.
feSsors for each department of study. Be.
sides all the branches of English, the Latin,
Greek, French, German and other languages
will be taught; also Music Vocal and In.
strumental,) Drawing. Painting. Emhroide-
ry. Wax work &c. The Institution il pro.
yided with a Library OF 2500 volumes, and
valuable Chemical and Philosophical ap-
paratus. The Proprietor and the Teachers
viii earnestly aini to make the Institution
one Of the best in the land, and they respect.
fully solicit snca a share Of the public IA.
tronage MS viii sustain and encourage them
in their labors. Catalogues containing full
information eau be had on application, ei-
ther in person, or by letter, 10
+. y, BUELL., Proprietor, or
Rev. ]. 7. WARD, Principal of
the College Faculty.
augl'3mos Westminster Md.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-19
----- - Primary Department.
Mrs, John A. AIunroe,-Music.

A SCHOOL with first grade Collegiate
"A course of Instruction tfor which see
circular) for Females, and same or modified
course constituting M Academic (not Cole
giate) course for Males.
Opening Of Seventh Scholastic year SEP.
TENDER 9Th. Pupils received al any time
and charged for one Session.
Accommodations for Boarding pupils two
separate buildings. Of brick. Rev. iona
than Manroe, will receive eight males into
his family the Principal will make his o
Home for six females. Besides, several
most approved families will accommodate
from four to six, each, subject To wholesome
regulations. Thus Thirty Boarding Pupils
can be under the care and rules OF the
School, according to our fayorita plan Of
small circles of Bourding Pupils. in good
Homes, instead of one great collection where
there can be but little like Home. Male
and Female boarding Departments entirely
separate.
DgrARraESrs.- Primary. Preparatory aud
Collegiate a four years course, ia latter
Ia Music, French, Spanish, Drawing aud
Painting, (last three by Prof 4. d, Nc.
Lauehlln,) superior advantages. A Greek
aud Latin eoursc-the latter without extra
charge.
EXPENSES Per half year ar--Boardng
SS7, so, Washing i0cts per dozen. Tuition
from 81, to S24, according to grade Of stud.
les. Fuel 81,
psay-For Circulars address
REV. JOHN A. MUNR0E.
angl5.tf
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-19
Married.

Z On the i2th. inst. at residence Of brides
father, by Rev. I. Edwin Amos, GcoRGg
G. QRgxpoRrr, 10 CEcgllA, daughter of Mr..
pahiel Bash, all OF this county, li,
On the 10th inst At the residence Of Mr..
Martin 0arber, in Carroll county, Nd,
brother in law 70 the bride, BY Elder Sol.
Stoncr, Mr.. Dawn GsiaAS and Miss MARIA
B,HS, Of said county.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-19
The Indian Doctor.

L NOWN as the successful Lung, Throat,
IN Heart aud Blood Physician, viii be al
Frederick Snyler's, miles below Hnrney,
Carroll Co, Nd, ON the liltlestoyn road.
rom Friday the 18th of September until
Friday the 10Th Of September. 1867.
The following urc the names OF some OF
the most remarkable cures madcin extreme.
IS obstinate eases ly the Doctor in Gettys.
burg, Waynesboro', &c.
Miss Agnes Snyder, Deafness, Adams Co.
Pa, James Bowers, Liver Complaint, Tan.
cytowu, Md, Mrs. Il. Little, Gettysburg,
Pa; John Mehesson, Adams Co, Deaf
ness; John Grove, Deafness, Pa. Matthias
ue,ul6r, Oxford, Adams county, cured OF
bod case OF Piles; Mrs. Pilkcy. Edward
Richter, Consumption; Albert Mills, Con
sumption; Mr.. Mariinthrall, cured of Con
sumption ut Waynesboro, Pa; Samuel
Slm,cr; W. Shirley, Martin Lego, Mrs Mer.
rick, cured of Consumption; Mr.. Striek-
houscr, Mary Baily, Squire Billmnn, Mis.
Dr. Williams. Mrs. Atlierton, cured Of Dys-
pc. 81 and Palpiiation of the Heart, ship
pcnsourg. pu., Mr. West, Levi Piper, Mrs.
fcrrcy. cured Of Dropsy; Mr.. Smith OF
Falling l'it% Mrs Mary Lease, and nuner.
pus other remarkable cures which for the
want OF room must be omitted
Examination and consultation free Of
charge. Medicine reasonable.
His terms are strictly cash, from So to
SIS per month.
Bear in mind the Doctor treats Consump.
ton by tho wonderful healing process OF
INHALATION.
IA
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-19
no. s2s EQr7TY.

NO. s23 EQr7TY
Mtde cirvud Gosrt. for Carroll County.
Jacob Bowers NoTIcE. is he,sbysive.
Michael Stier, John Suer, deceased, to
and others. iic their claims properly
authenticated with the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court for Carroll county ON or before the
7th day Of October next, otherwise they will
be debarred Of the benefits Of the Trust
t9hi.sh AID. scHAETFER,
sept, 5,-3t. ik'. Auditor.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-19
lO4 ACRES OF LAND

more or less, situated in Carroll county
Maryland, bali mile West OF tho Hanover
Turhpikc, miles above Manchester aud
miles from Hanover Pa. adjoining the
lands Of David Gcnrt, George Lease and
others.
This farm contains about 30 Acres ofcv.
ccllent WOODLAND, Of the most valuable
varieties OF timber. and the balance conyeui.
emily divided into fields under clean fencing;
has been all twice hmri over recently L
Of good qaalily, lies nicely, aud produces
well all kinds hcrops.
The improvements consist of a new and
large sized tau Siors Log 1,xa
DWELLING HOUSE, 1.ss,sa
lag Baru, Smoke House. and ssAJe1
other ouibnilipgs. There is a good Lime
Min beiit last Spring, an Apple Orchard of
q ArTcs, Of choice trees just beginning 10
bear, lcsidc either lrHit trees, & = Spiings of
good water near the dwelling
The above property will be sold clear Of
the Nilna dover. The purchaser will be
allowed TO prepare for the ucxt year crops
soon after ;lm snlc but possession Of tho
buildings cann9I Dc given ill the lst. Of
April,
Terms Of Sale, AZ prescribed by the de.
cree, are One.thlrd of the purchasu money
~ be l;d on the day of sale, OF on It's l5iti.
hcatiuu By the Court, lin about four weeks
and the balant ia two equal annual pay.
nenis ai one and two years from the day OF
SALE. with interest, to lie secured by the pur.
CHASER nttls with approved security.
I. WILLIAM II. RlNEHARf,
Trustee.
HESRY MorrER, Auetionecr.
IL
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NEW ADVERT RTTsg.ugNrs.

A WATCH FREE silverP r. wAeh DIV.
N en- Gratis to the purchaser Of Every 100
Of keDnedy's Mammoth Prize StatioAery Pack
ages, the Largest In the world. (As an induce
ment to have them introduced, agenls ssll It's
packages fast a. they can reach them out. -
20 Dollars per day can be made sure. We have
agents that sell On an average 1000 per week
Price per hundred, Is Dollars. Retail at rs
cent. And Watch in the bargain that will
retail for SIS more. For full particulars of
Prize Package and other saleable goods. adj
Wood 81, Pitisbsrgh, Pa. scp5-it
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-19
"a Trustees Sale of
Personal Property.

rtNHt Subscriber as frusiec uf Robert Morf
son. an applicant for the benefit Of the ln-
solvent Laws, II lnsolscney, will sell at Public
sale, ON the premises now occupied By the said
Morrison, on the road leading from Manchcs-
tcr to Black Rock miles from Manchester rnd
q mile from Grave Kun Mill, IN
tRlpAY, SEPTEMBER 27th, isG7i
at o'clk. ,. ~ the following personal property
70 Wit COW iio'S. .ooking Stove,
Sink. Clock, . Tables, 6 Cbsirs, Rocking
Chair Chest, and lot of Barrels,
TERMS, - Al sums Of Ten Dollars and under
cash; on all sums above Ten Dollars credit of
oix months will be- given. the credit payment.
to hear intercs, from the dsy Of sale, with such
security as tho Trustee shall approve Of
ClIAS. 7. RElfSNIDER,
aept. IL, l.. Trustee.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-19
Trustees Sale.

rINHE Subscriber, as Trustee, appointed
L ly a decree OF the Circuit Court tor
Carroll county. in Equity, will offer at pub
lie sale, on the premises,
Oa ffliqy ne tn ef OctoJer, 1867,
at clock r. M precisely, the Real Is.
tate whereof The late ,Ioscph l,inohurt Of Cur,
roll eouaiy dled seized, consisting of farm
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NEW I'D TERTSEREyTs
SIGNIFICANT.

The new system Of Advertising adopied by
wv . "VNeh 70 advertising Agents, 10.
40 Puk Ro,, N,.,x YorL l.. .,,...,i, ,
s''ee
r ~ r.
n,,, " e'"''''
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rJ,.J, p NJ.
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DOLLoCk INSTITUTE, a first class Board
il Ing school for Boys at Pitisiield Mass
tall Term Of 20 weeks begins Oct 1, 1867. For
particulars address Rev. W. g. RICHARDS,
Principal.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-19
Orphans s Court.

li,qrsrlap Disr. September S,h 1897.
Ma. EDfros Yun will please announce
tiroaoE ". LaaoTrk, as . suitable cantli.
late for Jadge or the Orphans Court for
rauoli county. II he win cnnscii, Le viii
feceiye the support Of Hampstead District.
sepl2 MANY FRIENDS. i'
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-19

Have you seen the ''PESNLETTER BOOK"
for copying letters without the use Of either
press or watcr II saves time. labor, and the
sSPs"se ofa copying press. For sale by all
hrst class sta,ioners aud at the office Of the
Penn Manufacturing Works." TOs chestnat
st, Philadelphia, Pa.
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FEMALE COLLEGIATE
MAI.EACADEMICINsTITUTE
WESTMINSTER CARROLL CoUSrr, Mn

LITERARY DEPARTMENT.
Rev. JoHS A. MUSRog, A. NJ. Principal
Miss VI. Louisa Furlong, A. NJ.
Miss Shirley Shackelfori.
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Mn. GprroH; Ia reply to call Of many
voters Of Fink ,burg district, in whici, re
SIDE, hereby aRRouucc myself as a candi
date for sheriff uf Carroll county. subject tu
nomination by the Democratic Conservative
Convention. III successful, IN, hest efforts
sal be gisen 10 repay the kindness utihe
uibiic BY faithful and Impartial discharge
LOT the duties ofthc oili,e.
wpI2te AAnEK 4. nCSlI.
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Melons, Cantaloupes
AND PEACHESs /


ID EspECTfUI.Lf informs his fricnds ana
IN tho Public that ha fs now receiving Wsser
Melons. Cantaioupes, Peaches, De-, daily, and
i prepared 10 furnish them, wholesale of re-
isii. at lowest rates. Also, fresh Meats every
bles Of all kinds. Salt Fish, Groceries. Spices pf
all kinds, Butter a Lard, Eggs, Bacon. Smoked
Beef sausage, Dried Fruits, Canned Peacncdy
coved and spiced Oysters, and in fact every
article found IN q regular Provision etors.-,-
cersnmcrs a. well as those buying 10 sell aEaia
mined 10 sell low.
-Rememher the place, opposite Lingens
felter's Hotel. aug, a9,--st!
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-19

Z / pST received large stock or DRY Good. a
- Notions, which viii be sold very cheap At
sept. u. Tk<s. Assr's.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-19

~ Usios Mus, August .l,t, 1851.
q To In. Dss. ApsocATH please announce ia
your columns the nsme of JORS VI. lIN0LiNe
Tor Sheriff Of Carroll County.
USIoSrowS DIsrhIcr USASixoUs.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-19

. DEAFNESS CURED. The Organic vi.
brator Gt into the ear, Is not pereeptibie, and
enables deaf persons % hear distinctly At
church and at public assemblies. send partio-
slars lars 70 Dr.. sTILWELL, No. Is south sth 81,
Williamsburg, \. Y.