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WHOLESALE 4 RsrAm Draixe IN
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
Groceries, Liquors and Lsother.
LAYING just returned from the Cities
IL ot Philadelphia and Baltimore, with
the largest and best quality Of articles in his
line ever before offered for sale in Carroll
County, respectfully informs his friends and
me citizens ofthe County generally, that be
= nnn ~ the old sinnd, few doors above
the Railroad, and will keep constantly ON
hand, at Wholesale and Retail, a well As.
sorted stock Of Mems, boys and Cbildren's
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Mems, Boys aud Children's Hats and CAPS,
OF all sizes and qualities also a selec, variety
OF Ladies' and Misses Boots and Shoes, al
ut which will be sold at the lowest cash prices,
GRO ERIES.
4 large Stock slwsys kent on hand, such A,
Rio and Jsvs Coffees, Extract of Coffee,
Teas ofall kinds, Crushed and Brown suears.
Syrups and Sugar House Moasses, Rskma
do, Baking Soda, Sal Soda, Rice, P.ypct,
hlspice, Cinnamon, Cloves, Mustard, Gsnssr,
Mare, Indigo, Starch, Madder, ALUM, Sosp,
cream OF Iarter Fish, Bacon, Lard, q. AZ
Salt, Fine Salt, by tho Bushol or Sack, Coal
Oil and Lamps Dried Fruit, Tobacco, segsrs,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Consisting ofPortaud Malaga Wines, French
Brandies, Holland and Country Gin, N, Il,
Rum. Old Rye, MonongahelA and good Con.
per-dlstIllcd RccGhed Whiskeys. Ginger
Brandy, &c; also large lot OF Bottled La.
uors, consisting OF French Brandy, Bottled
IN 1851, Ginger brandy, Blackberry, Wild
Cherry and Raspberry Brandies, Port Wine.
PuRE, intended for Medical purposes.
LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS. &c.
large stock Of Leather always KEEP, on
hand, embracing Sole and Upper Leather.
Calf Skins, Tampico and Madras, Trained
Morocco, ladies French Finest Morocco.
Pink l.inings, Bindings, de-; also a well %.
lected stock Of Shoe Findings, via: al Il.
differ numbers Of Shoe Pegs, Shoe Thread,
Shoe Strings. Shoe Knives, Rssps, Patent
Pegging Awls, Sewing Avis, Patent Peg
ging Awl Handles, Lasting, Locks, Nails :.
Bristles, Sand Paper, gums, Lasts, Hooks.
Hammers, Pnchers, Knippers, Peg Cutters,
Rubbers, Tyelets, &c.
CEDAR WARE
Consisting Of Baskets, Tubs, Brooms, Shoe
Backing and Brushes, Wash Bourds, &c.
Es1S- \. bah Goods 10 be Wholcssled
or rctailed to suit purchasers.
IsD- He returns his thanks for the liberal
patronage extended 10 h'al, and viii do
everything In his power to merit its contin-
nance. PETER b. MlKFSELL.-
dcC7-ly.
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WIN. r. sAuLsHs. cHAs. n. RosEErs.
MAUlSBy & ROBERTS,
zTT0RREYs-ATLAW AND SOLIC.
y TORS IN CHANcERY.

Having associated themselves IN the prnc-
tiee Of Law IN Carroll county, they VIII at
tend promptly and carefully 70 all business
entrusted 70 their charge. Mr.. Maulsby
win visit Westminster whenever business
requires il. oaicc directly opposite coaa1
House. 81 ian4-iy
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CHOLERA PREVENTIVE!
". 1866. T..
THE GREAT ZfNGIRI BITTERS

". 1866. T..
THE GREAT ZfNGIPI BITTERS.
y HIS WONDERFUL Remedy was discoy.
cred and introduced about twenty wears
ago by Or. 5. Cheopsus, an eminent Egyptian
physician.
NEEDY which would strike at tho root Of dis
ease, and 80 prevent much of the suffering
which the human family was then compelled to
endure.
The great question was presented TO his mind
every day 10 vivid coiors as be moved among
the sick and dying, and observed the inefiicien-
cy Of nearly all the remedies then In use. Thus
he was lead to think and experiment and after
ten years Of study and labor, he presented to
his fellow man the wonderful zingari Bittsrs.
This effect OF this preparation In the proven ton
and cure Of disease, was 20 marvellous and as
tonishing, that the most fattsring marks Of
royal favor Were bestowed upon him who dir
coveSed Il. Ills name was placed upon the
Roll Of Mobiles, and gold medal with the fol.
lowing incription-Dr $. Cheopsus. the Public
Beneiactur-was Presented to him by the Vice
ROY.
The preparation has been used in severa
cpidenics OF cholera, both as a preventive and
curative measure. and with such great success
that IL has been introduced into nearly all the
general hospitals of the old world.
The old saying thar ounce Of prevention
is worth pound of cure, applies with marvel
lous force to cholera, and therefore any remedy
that will protect rs against this terrible disease
should be freely and persistently used.
All pathologiats now agree that the cholera
poison acts On the system through the blood,
and that any combination which acts on the
sxrretory organs, and keeps them in working
order, must prevent sufficient accumulation
OF the poison 10 exert its terrible effects on the
organism. This Is true notonly OF cholera, but
Of nearly all other maladie-, especially the diff.
farent forms Of fevers.
The ZinEar1 Mttcrs is jus, such remedy a.
the above conditions require. 1t acts on the
Organs of excretion and secretion, keeping up
perfect balance between them. This Bitters
is composed entirely Of roots and herbs, SO
nicely concocted that every organ is acted upon
aud put in tome Its taste Is pleasant and its
effects prompt and lasting.
Nanerons cases OF the following diseases
have beco cured BY IL; Cholera, Diarrhaa,
Typhoid and Typhds Fever, Fever, Agus, Ser-
yous Debility, Anaemia, Female Irregularities,
Dyspepsia, flaiuleney Collie. seroflla, &c.
Price, one dollar per quart bottle.
Principal Depot at the Walnut street Wharf,
Harrisburg. Pa.
I Sold By Druggisz, Hotel-ksepers 4 tsroeers.
For Sale In Westminster Nd by BowERs A
GxnR, Grocers, and A. II. HusHa, Druggist.
j Y. RAHfER,
y June 2s,-lyr. Sole Proprietor.
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done with proptness and ON moderate terms.
They are also sole Agents for the sale 81
HcCoRMlCk'S Improved Self Rakips
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The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-24

Hot ridron Association listened to with wrap atteno
and was noble piece public oatory in every way worthy
of his ordshps reputation of his ustrous auditory ana
of him whose greatness and whose virtues it celebrated
The Bishop mourning the failure of that seed OF
monarchy that was sown Mexico under such favorable
auspices and with such pous and gody intentions says
"How short time has elapsed since he who stood on the
steps of the first imperial throne of the world, who was
adorned with all the graces and accomplishment! which
ofener found in humber stations went forth amidst the
prayers and wishes of his great people, and with the
universal acclaim of Europe to form empire which should
be in the world what his loved Austria is in the
oldthe home of honor of justice and oftue Christian civil
zaon We thought that as the founder new dynasty he
would multiply the gories of his ancient and ilstrous
house; thought that he would repair the ruins with
which anarchy had covered fair and fertile and hoped
that under his patToaag ana e a1 ne oe SI
sceper where brute force and successful fraud held sway we
had hoped that day might dawn when, master OF the
nations desnie he could restore to religion her desecraed
affairs and following the glorious example of his Imperial
brother give the Church that freedom which enables her
society and protect the These were our hopes
and for his ardent enthusiastic spirit they visions
all but realized When him, after yielding up ms
SOUL still sustained by the arms of the which marked
the place of his execution, not reminded OF that
hottest DEATH to which all look for life? And in this
resemblance do not find pledge that to-day he will be
in Paradise with Him in whom he had trusted and through
whom he hoped for salvationW
What of the six thousand Mexcans murdered in cold
blood? Have they not written with their hearts blood their
objection to the holy prelaes programme? Oh, the div
nifty that doth hedge king" While the Bishop preaching
the fall of buccaneerng empires the Irish peasanty,
each of whom is great in the sight of God Maxim
an dying for bread But let them die they are used
to such things and the Bishop also used to seeing them
die But it is every day the world weeps over the smash
of bran empire and the death of bogus Emperor
Let Irish slaves assist the Bishop to weep Having no
dead of own worthy of mark and of weeping
whatever in Ireland, let the channel and in
the of all the crowned robbers of England and of
Europe let raise e woM palu, och hone, och hone
the DEVILS youngest hope is dead" Ereunt ones with the
episcopal benedcton pronounced by the Right Reverend
Fire Splitter of Kerry.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-24

Garbaldi is Sienna where, it is said, he is actively
engaged in renewing preparation for his movement ON Rome
The Mexican President Juarez has decreed that all who
served the Imperial army shall be deprived of the rights of
Mexican citizenship until rehablitated by the general Gov
ernment-coonels to be imprisoned six years, lieutenant
colonies five years. and captains two years All foreign
privaes be banished and Imperial Generals and promin
ent civil officers to be tried for treason
Immense efforts have been made stave off the which
is VIGOROUSLY impending and inevitable between France and
Prussia Both countries evidently in that yerish state
which generally precede the final and decisive attack An
eminent member of the Corps Legisla M GARNER Pages
recently described the condition of France in powerful
Speech extremely unpleasant. The fear of war with
Prussia he said rests like nightmare upon all France the
Bourse is feversh trades utterly sagnan real estate finds
purchasers only with the greatest difficulty merchants hes
replensh their socks the yards idle In spite
of the handshakings and gmaces of the Exhibition the
whole country is i'll at ease.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-24

LADYs OPINION OF LADYs MAN.-Mrs Stephens IN
her monthly magazine gives certain class OF men, the like
of whom in every community the benefit of her
opinion which follows "Our own private opinion
the lady's man. is that he is thoroughly contemptibea
of the life hardly worth thinking abouta nutshell with
the kernel wthered upa handful of foam drifting the
wine of e something altogether unpleasant the fancy
but of earthly woman of would be
put in man-ofwar made of shingles, take her
residence in card house, dream of attaching herself
ladykller Women worth the name seldom deceived
into thinking ladys the choicest specimen of his
Whatever their ignorance may be, womanly intuition
must tell them that the who live for great object and
whose spirits knit that they able encounter the
storms of life-men whose depth and warmth of feeling
resemble the powerful current of mighty river and not the
pebbles its surface, who if they love- smen
by mere beauypf form eaturethat these more
worthy even of occupying their thought in idle moments
than the tops and about town with whose attentions they
themselves If we were to tell him this, he would
only laugh; he has pride about him, although full OF
vanity and it matters to him what may broadly ar
or quietly nsinuae Soft and delicate though he be- ne -
as lmpervious to ridcue hodcarrier and as Rand
of honest contempt a city alderman Were YOU and
him this article he would take to some soc9 homage
read it aloud in the most mellifuous voice "
his own attractions.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-24

VIII you kindly convey to him the sincere expression of
my esteem and gratitude for coming to relief in this
historic county and trying OCCASION, and say
before the autumn passes will have the great happiness of
visiting him we'll yourself.
Good-by, my dear Father Lavele Goon-nobly on-and
prosper Yours, etc., JEREMIAH VAUGHAN PP.
Rev, p. Layelle.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-24
IRISH NEWS.
DISTRESS IN THE WEST.

The cry of famine still the from Ire
land We find excellent coemporary, the Lishman OF
Dublin crowded with the responses of the people, to the
appeals Father Lavelle and Others money their
hocks. is indeed cheering find much heart among
the workingmen of Ireland England, and Scotland; while
there is such GOODNESS and silence among those who feed
their hounds and horses repo but let men die at their
doors for want of bread
We notice that a few men in America beginning to
move in the good work One gentleman the Rev. James
Henry of St. Louis has called meeting. Will every Irish
priest in the land follow his example? Lettb done quickly
if at ALL Let not money raised to give bread to the
ing be held back long, that when reaches Ireland it
be only used for buyng the copses of those whom should
have saved alive.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-11-21

The Future, a German Republi-
can paper published at indianapolis,
(Ind.,) says:
1 For q number of years past the
Republican party, it cannot be denied
by any candid man, has beer cursed
with the, pressure Of the temperance
fanatics in its ranks, and, under a
mistakeasimpression of the strength
of the temperance party, the Repub-
licansleaderss have allowed them
selves to be more or less controlled
by theCimperious demands Of these
intolerant and mischievous. agita-
tors One Republican Legislature
after another has made efforts to en-
graft prohibition, either bold and
outspoken, or hypocritical and in
direct, on the statute books Of the
several States. It is useless to de-
ny this. It was done, or attempted
in almost every Northern State,
from Muine to California, and from
Pennsylvania to Minnesota.
And pray do not overlook this, it
, was done, or attempted, although
the Republican party as such was
not under any obligations, whatever,
nor bound by any paragraph of its
platforms, either State -orInational
to- become 20 newer, OF wood and
drawer of water" foE the temperance
fanatics.
It was, moreover, done or attempt
ed in the face of the indignant re
monstranees aud earnest warnings
of the German Republicans, who,
. by iotheh' organs and spokesmen.
never tired of cautionins the Re
publicans Of their respective States
MOTTO listen to the pernicious sug-
gestions of the Temperance and
Sunday fanatics.
satTheir advice, their protests, their
! remonstrances were not needed by
the managers of the Republican
party, and no sooner did a Repub
= lican Legislature meet in @anys State
than prominent Republican, members
Of the same foolishly volunteered
their services for carrying out the
preposterous prohibitory laws aae
other Puritanic notions, for which
: the temperance men were believing
: they met with hearty support at tht
, hand of most of the other members
s of their party, and they either Jac
tually passed the intolerant and per
| nicious bills, as in the State Of New
York, or came very near doing so
as in our own State of Indiana, iii
:. :, whose Legislature the foliies of tAs
: temperance men were checked only
e by ths. sturdy opposition efsom'
: more enlightened and liberal Re
e publicans. 40
In the7face of this state of af
fairs, the German Republicans, TO
the sake Of their cherished anti-sla
very principles, displayed the mos
, extraordinary patience. They warn
ed, protested and implored, and ye
they would not sever their connec
ton with the great party, in who's,
ranks they had fought, SO long 10.
freedom and humanity "
However, when the above-namee
evils were. constantly growing worse
Sfand worse, not a few German,
thought it, was Indispensable fol
them to teach the, Republican party
| g lesson assto whether its folly, oi
;3RTnT u swlE
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-11-21
uNatiee TO Teachers.

%, The Board of School Examiners of Wyans
dot county, Ohio; will hold meetings
,r the examination of teachers, in the
Gown of Upper Sanauslsy, as follows; On
ahe lst and, Sd Saturdays of Septen ber,
Octaber, November March, April, May and
The first Saturdays of all other months st
No certificate wifiE6e granted except
at regular meeting,5nor will any he
,ranted unless the applicant appears in
refsen and submits to an .eXamlnatian.
Written testimonials of. Moral CHARACTER
viii be required of all applicants, and
hose whod have taught will be required to
present testimonials showing their success
i n teaching, and signed by the Local Diree-
TORS of the school in which the applicant
was last engaged. ..%i-"o 80 'ti -
a Examinations to commence at O'CLOCK,
\. NJ at the School House in said town.
Applicants are requested to be punctual. a.
none will be admitted into the class after
the examination has as-eemmenced.-@-
By order of the Board of Examiners. Il.
8 ..7 "HENRYoMADDUx, Clerk. E
January ., 1861. ~; - ~ 80. atz
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-11-21

q
During recent revival very rev
erend clergyman accosted young
brother with the solemn question; s
"My young friend, have you
prayed tonight for the salvation Of
yonr immortal .soul? HJ ~
-"No SIR" answered the youth il
| II penitent tone, and with a down.
cast look. ara-ls
"Dc you not desire to offer W
thanks for the many mercies. yoy
have already. received by,Divine ia
vor?" il.
e .EsYes, 5butzI don't know how
hesitatingly answered the youth. 20
.''..But my dear boy, you can re
peat the Publican s., prayer, can't
you p asked the minister gravely.
''No, sir" was the emphatic re-
sponse, ,o'tI'na a Denaocratr' .ao e
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-11-21
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MY CREED.
DY THEODORE TILToN.

~ -kA # ~ 49,
As other men have creeds, s.: have mine;u y ?
l keep the holy faith in God, in man, hE5u
And in the angels lninistrant between; Z.
I hold to one true church of all true souls,
Whose church esakis neither bread nor wine,
Ncr LAYING on Of hands, nor holy OIL rs.a,-
But only the arnointii,g SfsGed' sfaee, a.a
hate all kings, and caste, and rank CT birth;
For alllthc soisa eff man are sons OF COD;
Nor limps 4 beggar but if noble born; 81.
Nor wears aslave yoke, nor Gar a crown.
That makes him less OF more than q man, yB
love my country and her righteous cause;
80 dare I not keep silent of her SIN;
And after Freedom may her bells ring Peace
love one woman with a holy fire,
w Whom revere as priGstcss o. my house; sslfs
stand With wondering awe before my babes
Till they rcbuke me to 4 nojler life;
Ikcep a faithful friendship with my friend;
Whom Loyalty serve before myself;
I lock my lips too close to speak . lie;
l wash my hands too white to touch bride;
I owe no man debtI cannot pay,
Save only of the love men ought to owe.
Withal, each day, before the blessed heaven
open wide the chambers of my soul,
And pray the Holy Ghost to oaiter III.
Thus reads the fair confession of my faith;
So crossed with contradictions of my life
That now may God forgive the written lie!
Yet still by help Of II i'm who heipeth lnen,
face two worlds and fear not life nor death
oh! Father! lead me by the hand: Amen.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-11-21

Everybody should know how to
stop the flow ofblood from a cut or
wound. Here is the remedy: Take,
fine dust of tea and bind it close to
the wound. After the blood ceases
to flow, laudanum may be advanta-
geously applied to the wound. Due
regard to these instructions, in the
absence Of medical skill, may save
MANY lives s.... .HE TaH iqm
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-11-21
DI,UMBER'eW ANTEDi

We will also pay the highest market price,
in Cush, for all kinds of Lumber, suitable
for our business. Special attention given
.-a -.-..,- to the business,of
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-11-21
rather the folly of a part offs men,


bers, to whom a preponderating in.
|fluence was yielded, would lead
them. The German Republicans
who were thus disposed were to be
found1all over the United States,-
in Connecticut Maine, California,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, etc.
Let it not be said that the temper
anceand Sabbath question had moth
ing to dowith the campaign in Ohio.
1t is true these questions were not
directly ut stakein the campaign in
that State; but the Germans some,
how suspect the Republicanparty OF
being SO much in utilization with the
temperance men and Sabbatarians
| that its successes are deemed equiv
alent to victories of the latter, and
that it will abuse its triumphs to
pass prohibitory laws. Nor let il
be said that number of German
Democi ats were so ineffably me: r
as to vote for that prince Of dema-
gogues, Cold-Water Cary. With
such akjeet party slaves we have
nothing to do, and we know fortu-
nately that their number is very
! small. 4 ...--.,-o.1
So much is certain, that defeat
Overwhelming defeat, stares the Re
ipablicans in the face, if they are not
admonished by the lessons Of tho
late elections and persist in the per
nieious course we have indicated.
They cannot conquer without Tx
german vote; lot them continue dc
ling the dirty work of the temper
ance and Sunday fanatics, and they
will be surely hurled from power il
every part Of the country, except
perhaps, New England.