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,Iar1 TwnIn ana lhe nnsI.el.


Marx Twain tells the following story
Of . fellow passenger, who, being ban
tered abou, his timidity, said Re had
never been scprcd since he had loaded
an old Qneeu Annc's musket for his
father once, whercupon he related the
following
You see the old man was trying ID
learn inc to shoot blackbirds and beasts
that tors up the yepng corn. and such
things, 50 that could be Of some use
about che farm, because / wasn't bin
enough to do mitch MY gun was 4
little single-bnrrel shot gun, and the
old man carried 40 old Queen Anpess
musket that weighed ton, and made n
report ike thunder-clap, and kicked
Ike mule. The old man wanted me
to shoot tile old musket some times.
but ! was afraid One day, though /
gotFher down and 30 took her 10 the
hired man and asked hun. how TO load
her, because the old man was out in the
fields. Hiram sand.
''i,o you sec the marks on Tie stock
nm X and v on the Queens CROWN
We'd, that means 10 balls and 5 sluas
that's her load
"But how much powder?'
"Oh,V he says, Ut don't matter ppt
in'thrce or four handsfull."
So ! loaded her up thai way. aud Il
was an awful charge--I had sense
enough 70 sec that--and started ont
l leselled her on good many black
birds but every time ] went 70 prIl the
trigger ! shut nay eyes and wiukcd. /
was afraid Of her kiek. Towards sun
down ! fetched her up at the house. and
there was the old man resting on the
porch. W.
.tBccn out hunting, have YER ,
sYcs, SIR says |.
"What did you kill ~
didn't Kill anything, sir--didn't
shoot her ofi--Iwas afraid she'd Kick 2
Il knew blamed wsll she would "a
''tilmmts that gum the old man
says, mad as sin,
And he took aim ut sapling on the.
other side Of the road and / began 10
drop back out OF danger Aud The
next minute heard an earthquake, aud
tho Queen Anne wlirling cnd over end
10 The air, and the old man spipninu
around On one heel with one lesr M and
both hanils On his jaw, and che bark
dying from the sapling. the old mans
shoulder was SGT back. some inches. and
hls jaw turned black aud blue, and he
had tolay up for three days. Cholera
nor nothing else can cycr scare me the
way was scared that time. o
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WESTMINSTER MD THURSDAY, AUGUST %, 1867.

when they arrived, and cherries re-
ception awaited them--or rather there
was no reception at all. The fires we're
all out, the servants had gone to bed,
and the place was as dark and silent as
the grave, Conducting his wife TO the
little pavilion, which was the only part
of the house habitable at the time, Mr..
Jefferson proceeded to do the honors.
On shelf behind some books, part Of a
bottle OF wine was discovered. aud this
formed the supper of-the bridegroom
aud the bride. Far from beingaunoyed
or discontinued by the reception, how
ever, il only served for a topic of Jest
and laughter. The young lady was
merry and light-hearted as bird, and
sent her clear voice ringing through the
dreary little pavilion as gaily as she
had ever done in the cheerful drawing
room Of 1.-THE Forest" Thus the long
hours Of the winter night Aed away
winged with laughter, merrimsnt and
song. The vigil was a mirfhful incl
dent rather than a trial Of their eaua-
nimity. They were young, and they
had just been MARI d. When hands
are clasped, and hearts beat close to.
gethcr, there is very little gloom in
darkness, and winter nights are not
cold. This little moral sentiment will
not | hope, be criticised as too roman
tic for the ''dignity Of history" II
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Biurney.

About four miles northwest Of he civ
of Cork, in Ireland. Is the small VILLAGE
Of BLAIR eys selebrated for The beauty e
is cnvircls, aud still more for the ~.
mains Of an aacicnt castle, is which 4.
wondrous stone, thonrht "a nosses.
the power Of imparting 70 apy one Who.
kisses il a fluent. persuasive and MT
over.honest tongue. The exact sosi-
ton Of the stone IN the ss,ins 4 ! n,at.
Ter Of dispute, Some saw That Il 4 lvinv
loose on The arousd; othars allerc 'thaf
it Il at the summit Of the larve sc,.-..
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JEFFERS0y'S WEDDING.

The following scene is from the Early
Days Of Jefferson, in the New York
Century:
Belinda (Jciierson's FIRST lover had
been married many years, and her old
admirer WAS approaching thirty, when
he met with young lady of twenty-five,
who produced strong impression upon
him. She was a little above the medi-
um height, slender, but elegantly
formed. A fair complexion, with del
icate tint Of tho rosej large hazel eyes,
full of life and feeling aud luxuriant
hair Of rich, soft auburn. formed com.
binatioD OF attractions which were emf.
neatly calculated to move the heart Of
n youthlul bachelor. In addition to all
thus the lady was admirably graceful ;
she rode, danced and moved with Gle.
CANT ease, and sang and played on the
hapsiehord very sweetly.
Add still to these accomplishments
the possession Of excellent good scuas.
very considerable cultivation, warm,
loving heart, and last, though not least,
notable talents for housekeeping, and
il viii not be difficult to understand
how the youthful Mr.. Jefferson came to
visit very frequently at the ladys resi-
dcneo, in the county Of Charles City
1t was called sThe Forest" and the
name of the lady was Mrs. Martha Skel-
ton. She was daughter Of John
Wales, an eminent lawyer, and had mar.
ried in her seventeenth year, Mr.. Bath
urst Skclton, who dying in 1868, left
his young wife widow at ninctecn.---
As the three years of mourning began
TO expire, the beautiful young lady
found herself besicged at THE Forest
by numerous visitors. or these three
were fayorites with the fair Mrs. Skel-
ton, Of whom Mr., Thomas Jefferson was
one. The tradition runs that the pre-
teutions of the rivals were decided eli.
Their BY the musical accomplishments Of
the young counsellor, or By the fears of
his opponents. Tho tale is differently
related One version Is, that the two
unfortunate gentlemen encountered each
other on Mrs. Skeletons doorstep, but
hearing Mr.. Jeferson's violin aud voice
accompanying the lady IN pathetic
song gave up the contest theneeforth
and retired without entering, convinced
that the affair was beyond their con-
troll.
Inc other story IS, that all three met
AZ the door, and agreed that they would
take turns Mr. Jefferson entered hrst,
and the tones Of the lady in singing
wiih hcr companion deprived the listen
efs oral hope, However this may be,
y Is certain that the beautiful widow
consented 70 become Mrs. Jefferson ;
and on the hrst Of January, l172, there
was great Festival At The Forest. -
Friends and kindred assembled from
TAR and near--thero was frolicking and
dancing aiter the abnndant old fashion
and We mud from the bridegroom's
notebook that the servants and fiddlers
received lees from his especial pocket.
10 showed without, but within all was
mirth and enjoyment IN the light and
warmth q the great log fres, roaring 10
honor OF the occasion. Soon after the
performance OF the ceremony, the bride.
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do not like to hear him pray
Who loans at twenty-five per cent,
Fer then think the borrower may
BE pressed TO pay for food and rent,
And in that Book we all should heed,
Which says the lender shall be blest,
AS sure as have eyes 10 read
!, does not say take interest
do not like to hear him pray
On Blended knees about an hour,
For grace to spend Alright to day,
Who knows his neighbor has no -four;
I'd rather see him go to mill
And buy the lnehlcss brother bread,
And sec his children eat their ell,
Aud laugh beneath their humble shed.
] DO moi ike to hear him pray
"Lct blessings on the widow be-"
Who never seeks her home to any
"lfwnnt o'ertates you come to me-
hate the prayer so loud and long,
That's offered for the orphans veal,
BY him who secs him crushed by wrong,
And only with bis lips doth feel
DO not like to hear her pray.
With jsweied cars and silkon dress,
Whose washerwoman tolls all dayi
And then IS asked to ''work for less.
Such pious shaves do depisel
With folded hands and face demure.
They lift to heaven their ''angcl eyes,"
And steal the earnings Of the poor.
do not like such soulless prayers
Ifwrong, hope 70 be forgiven;
No angels wing them upward bears
They'relost million miles from heaxen
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An AIiIgator Adventure.

An alligator is dealt with rather no.
tremendously by the Indians Of Cen.
trail America; for when dragging Che
large pools Of river for fish, if Que Of
these creatures gets iuto the net, man
walks coolly into the water, throws a
moose round the foroleg 4 he Is straight.
way drawn on shore and killed with the
axes of the party. Sometimes, however,
these lords Of the pool give more troa.
biz, as the adventure we allude TO win
show. One of them was perfect dragon
among the calves, and even cattle that
came TO drink at the river, pulling them
every now aud then under water, till
the farmer, dusky acquaintance Of our
author, became livid with rage.
One day, when riding, the farmer had
the fortune TO fall ia with his enemy 10
shallow water, mt distance from his
accustomed pool; and having. as usual,
his lasso with him, attached 10 the pom.
mel Of his saddle, he al once gave chase,
aud as the beast was making for his
haunt, threw the moose around his neck
and tried to drag him to tree on the
bank. But he had entirely miscaleu.a.
ted his means; the horse was no match
in strength for the alligator, and he was
brought upon his knees. The aycnger,
therefore, was compelled TO follow where
be thought TO have led, aud in an IN
slant man and horse we're spinning
through the river TO the opposite bank.
The predicament was serious, and the
farmer tried TO sever the lasso with his
AZ. But the instrument was bluut; the
hard thongs resisted its edge, and on
dashed the alligator, with his pris0nefs
in his wake. Down Numbered the three
through shallow and deep water, rat
ting over stones, plunging in pools, ill
u voice Of terror came upon tho frmef's
ear---the roar Of q iall Of the river as
high US house On hearing this, the
FIRST thought that daried through the
mans mind was that he was about 10
die uneonfessed. lie now remembered.
all on sudden, that there must be a
knife in the pocket Of the sheep,skin
mantle; ana succeeding alter some trol'-
oie ~ getting az II, ne az length severed
nus tow-rope.
"fef nights alter, said the farmer,
4 could not Sleep OF II did ior a mo-
ment, awoke ianeying myself geipg again
on my ma'dlo voyage domnthe rifer.7--
sometime soasod TO the bottom OF the
pool ana sometimes inlnpiing and rol-
ing about among the b'g siones---until
a. last took saeh z violent hatred to
.his particular alligator That used 70
iie awake aiinigh. th.nkihs how Y be
reveuscd, l used 70 20 Q the pool
every morning otry AUD get ? sight q
nm, anu one morning oia see nun
put what made me san more angry was
70 see INC loop O. the iasse stu around
ms neck, Tor al the weird bike q mock
lace; ne must have gnawed On the re-
mninder abont a yard from the moose.
4
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To the People iof
Carroll County.


FxvIIE Snhsrriliers. Corporninrs AM, Men.
/ hers II the Carroll f.an,ber COMPANY.
beg lenye 10 inform their friend. and the
public rencu,ily. that ihcy have aiiaiaed q
Charter from the Legislature of this State.
authoriSing them 81 Manufacture, geutl. aud
deal 10 III kinds &c I.uus,er. and also 10
purchasa aud sell lands In this State nld
elsewhere. i'hn, the enpiisl stock of the
Company Is so. $50 IN shnres N 40 each.
We propose tinwsia sell seventeen hundred
Shares Of cha Stock mt $40 l,er Share Cash.
Thsf Company has already purchased Tween.
~ Seven Hundred and Soreniy Five Acres
81 the finest timber bands in Nest Virginia,
located on Cheat River. On which there is
also large quantities al tho finest Btuuii.
nous Coal. We are now preparing 10 erect
Steam saw Mills OF great power and with
oil theiatess improvements, and will in a
very short time be producing large quaint.
tics Of Lumber, From careful examna.
ton pf avery matter connected with this
business We arc quite sure that the Com.
pany viii make i a decided success. and
that the purchasers Of the stock at the above
named price will realize large dyidenls.--
This h home Institution, and We are fully
determined that Il shall be conducted with
the strictest economy aud efficiency land
that the stock shall be a safe, secure aud
profitable investment. -,
Books have been opened at the First
National Bank, Westminster, and the Far.
mers and Mechanics National Bank, Vest
minsser, where our friends are invited to
call and suhxcribe 70 the stock. ~
WV. n HAYDEN,
II. MANNING. st
80 ISAAC WINCHESTER,
EDWARD LYNCH, z s.s
ING. IL. BOWERS,
4. r REESE.
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Popular Names OF states.
Virginia, the Old Dominion. IS
Massachusetts,, the Bay Siate.
Maine, the Border State.
Rhode Island. the Little Rhody.
New York, the Empire State,
New Hampshire, the Granite State.
Vermont. the Green Mountain State.
Connecticut. the Land 81 steady
labits.
Pennsylvania, the keystone State.
North Caxpliaa, tho Old North State.
Ohio, tho Bnckeye State. n
South Carolina. tho Palmetto State.
/. Michigan, he Wolverine State.
Kentucky, the Corn Cracker
Delawars, the Blue Hens Chicken,
Missouri, the Pike State. @
Indiana, the Hoosier state.
Illinois, the Sucker State,
Iowa, the Hawkeye State
Wisconsin, the Badger State.
Florida, the Peninsular State.
Texas the Lone Star State.
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hss-In Texas, where negro juries are
10 fashion, three men were recently con
yicted Of murder aud sentenced 70 be
hanged within month, unless the mur-
dered man turned up alive. The vic
tim turned up" aud the men we're
discharged. Y. q
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A young lady, whilc on her way to
be married, was run over and killed
A confirmed old maid savagely CON-
ments sShc avoided more lingering
aud horrible destiny r.
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$500 New $500
MARYLAND STATE BOUNTY.

Di on Act Of the last Legislat,ire ~ per.
ID sons drafted, who entgcd The United
States Service, and all persons who fur.
uished Substitutes between The Isl Of April
1854 and 18Th Of Dccamher 1864. are emit.
tied to THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
State Bounty, ifthey were credited upon the
qnota Of this State, and have never received
ans State Bannly heretofore. Lhe Widows
and Heirs 81 decreased soldiers are also en-.
titled.
Application by all Interested should be
made ut my offer.
A. u. ScHAEFFER,
ATTORNEY AT Law.
npriH'n Westminster Nd.
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A very good man, whose life | have
read, W feared idlcness. ard valued
time, that he used % bid his servant
read % him while he was engaged in
dressing himself.
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wlsrEns MD. RAILROAD.


ON and after MONDAY, May TN, The
Sytrains leave Baltimore at $40 A. NJ.
and $50 r. NJ. Leave Union Bridge AS
and s.5oA. M.iarrivins 10 Baltimore as 10
A. N. and 1880 n NJ.
Leave Union Bridge at .. so P. ". arrive
at BALTIMORE at 500 p. n. Leave Baltimore
ut $40 y. NJ; arrive al Union Bridge Il
.esoP. N,
Surge connections at tsien Morris Station
for Hampstead and MANCHESTER Oh arrival
Of $40 A.A trim, and for Uniansown,
Tapeyiown and Emfnistsbarg on The arrival
Of The same train " lnwood Station et
1t.95A. N.
LiisxIS Eodt;E,
aagltf Generez Superintendent
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Secure q large Wheat Crop
BY USING
B a u C ~ S
Raw Bone Phosphate,

WHICH contains By analysis Of Prof. A.
SSownRN PiGGoTT, 8.Ts per cent Of Ammo.
ma and 52.57 per eent Of Bone Phosphate
Of Lime, besides over II per cent Of Soluble
Salts.
This article stands prominent on the list
Of valuable FERTILIZERS. years Of trial having
gained for i IA euyiahle reputation. Being
made from Raw Bones. which contain al
their original orgsnie matter, Il retains the
Durable properties nj Bore, and uhae
dPro9nees iprge cropsI reI,o-
eatcsdnd pcr1nnasnt-
" improves
he soil.
4 Triai ofaa an that Is naeaed
70 eoariace my oae Of rs
gredt merits.
The public ore cautioned against several
spurious limitations Of this article, called
''ltaw Bone "Rnw Bone Phosphate" &c,
many farmers have been greatly deceived by
purchasing them.
R-3s-" BE sure 10 specify BAUGlIS. "~yssa
Il i, packed in Bags and barrels and is
prepared in q fine powder suitable for drill.
ling.
Send for tircalar, to me ar my Agents.
GEORGE DUGDALE,
Manufacturers Agent.
Nos. % & los Smiths Wharf.
baltimore Nd
ns1-For Sale by GEnR & OnrSpoRFr and
rno,. y. SoLLras & Co., Westminster.
inly25-3m
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Tho laay Who had ! sspark' \ n hsr
eye, has kiadled ! ssmateh" without
trouble.
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Notice Of Personal Discharge.

IN application by petition in writing OF
" JoHN ID. Powder, OF Carroll county. to
the Circuit court for Carroll county, for the
benefit Of the 18th Article of the code Of
Public General Laws oil the State of Mary
land, entitled insnvents, schedule Of his
property and list ofthe dehtslue him, with
the names Of his debtors. and also list of
the debts dine from him with the names Of
his creditors, verified hy affidavit. being an
nexcd to his said petition. and being salts
feel that the said John d, Powder, has al no
time within two years previous to said appli.
cation been discharged under any lnsolvcnt
Law Of this State and the said petitioner
having taken the oath prescribed by law,
and having also executed TO nTrus,ee hy
said Court appointed good and sufficient
Deed for his property and estate Of every
description 1.-The necessary wearing apparel
and hctliing Of himsellap family excepted, }
aud delivered the sumo 10 said Tnlstee-and
the said Trustee having also executed bond
10 the state Of Maryland by said court an
provcl, for the faithful discharge Of his,rust
1T is therefore ordered and directed that
the SecoHd H0nddg If N0reD,ber, merit, be
fixed as the day Tor the appearance of said
John ID. Powder, IN, the circuit court for Car.
roll county, 10 answer such Undergraduates
or allcgaiionyas'his creditors, endorsers, or
snreiios may propose or allcge agninst him.
ansl that the said petitioner cause notice OF
said day 10 be given 20 his ercli,ors by pub.
hcsiion IN some newspaper printed in carroll
equity for three successive months prior to
the said second Monday Of November, 1860.
Given under my hand this 10Th day OF
July, 1867.
wM. a. McKELLIP, clerk
True copy,-Tesi:
inly2J aln WV A MeKHfiie. elk
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now a.tlayz ri { q "a
sQh, Hs d carp Der apd jiner." 4
SKA! ] gucss yer il, What depart.
uent do you perform r.
What departneut Why 4 doea ID
circular work. /"
Whats datY'
Why, ! tarns % erisi Stone. !
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4 A New yerk kdy has diseoversl
ssvcnteep dlasrenA Ways q ssinniag j
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