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S KIR T

THE Wonderful FlrKihility and great com.
Tort and pleasure TO .ns Lady wearing the Dl'-
PLkA ELLIPTIC SKIRT viii be experienced
particularly in all crowded assscmblcs. ope-
ra', carriage railroad cars, church prws. arm
chairs, for PROMENADE and house drrss, a. the
skirt eat be folded When IN use Ia occupy =
small place ~ easily and cpuyU uicntlY a. silk
or muslin drvss, an invaluable quality In ctinU.
lines not found ~ ANY Single Spring skirt.
Lady having enjoyed the pleasure, com
feft. ed great convenience Of wearing the Du.
ple1 Elliptic Steel Spring skirt for single dav,
will never sit,rSbrd. willingly dispense with
their use. For Children, Misses and Young
Ladies they are superior g. all others.
They will not bend 90 break like the Single
Spring, but will preserve their perfect aud
graceful shape when three Vr four ordinary
Skirt. will have been thrown aside as useless.
The Hoops are covered With double aud twisted
thread, aud the bottom rod are not only double
springs bat twice Tor double covered; proven
ting ihrm from wearing out when dragging
down stonps, stairs, &c.
The duplex Elliptic l. great fsroTite with
all ladis, and Is universally recommended b.
the Fashion Magazine a. the STANDARD skirt of
the Fashionable World.
To enjoy the following ncstimablc advantage
in Crinoline, viz. superior quality, perfect
manufacture, stylish shape and haish, ae1ibili-
Is, durability, comfort aud economy, enquire
for J. W. BgAuLEV's DuFLKA ELiPTIc. or Double
Spring SKIRT, and be sue you get the genuine
article.
CAUTION.-To guard against Imposition he
particular Ia notice that skirt. offered as "pr.
rLer' have tAa red ink stamp, viz. -. W.
bradlry's Iurlcx Elliptic Steel SPRING." upon
the naifihand -npnr others are genuine. Also
Motto, that ryaTy Hoop will admit a pin being
passed through The eerirc, thus revealing the
two Il or dnuhlci spring, braided together there
in, which !, the secrr, Of thgir d5Iibility and
strength and a cHAbiaatign not Ia be found IN
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EST RAY.

state IF Maryland, Carroll county 10 reii ;
| HEREBY certify that BENJAMIN Lippy.
i of Carroll county, brought before me Inc
subscriber Justice OF the Peace, in aud for
said county, this eth. day Of May, in the
year eighteen hundred and sixty seven, as a
stray, trcsrlssing on his enclosures, white
aud red spotted COW, both hurns apparent
y sawed oil aboat an iuch, two small pieces
out OF the right ear
Given under my hand.
HENRY MoTrER, J. =.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove properly, pay charges and take her
away. BENJAMIN LtPPY,
Two miles West Of Manchester.
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Special Notices.
wistar's BaisnIn of wild
Cherry.

This remedy has long been cherished by
the community for its remarkable efficacy in
relieving, healing and curing the most obsii-
nate, painful and long.sianding cases Of
Cough, Gold, Influenza, Sore Throat B''oh
chitis, UThoopiHg Cough, Group, isiAmo,
Inflammation of the Lungs while even
Consumption itself has yielded to it's magic
influence when all other means have failed,
It's whole history proves that the past has
produced no remedy Of equal value, as a
cure for the numerous and dangerous pul.
mouary affections which prevail all over the
land.
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pRuNkEANEss Permanently Cured BY
Salvation Powder" or Antidote for IntcInpef-
anee. Administered ir necessary without the
knowledge of the person, In ale, tea &c. Sent
dress DIR. JAMES /. CLARK, ass Hudson 81
New York. Cut this out mayi6 A
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FARMERS AND OTHERS,
LOOK TO YOUR
INTEREST,"!
GE0R gle w. UHLER

THAMES this method to inform his friends
Il OF Westminster and viciaiiy that be has
great Inducements to otler them. Heavy
Al Bsown Muslin be viii sch hy the piece
al cost We also have grca, bargain III
Extra Heavy Brown Linen Drill, for Men
aud Boys wear, at % and 81. cts. A first
Hte assortment of heavy Cotionades, Jeans
and 1weeds, from % cts. to so cts. All
Wool Cassipaeres so, sc, 70 and SI.O0, for
Spring wear. Beautiful Double aud Twisted
Cashmere SIPS. bargains in all kinds Of
Domestics, such as Blue De.duis, striped
shirtings, and Plaiis. White Muslin from
~ TO - cents, cheap and good. Fast
eolo.sd Prints ia cen,s,-best isa cents.
Cotton and Linen Table Diapers, fon 80
cent 10 Sl.00-all Linen Mt 70 cents.
Res- Don't forget ihsi We sell heavy "a
Brown Muslin At first eosi, and cyory thing
else cheap.
GEO. W. uifLER,
i62 Franklin Street,
mys-6 Baltimore, Nd.
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HNlE undersigned has iist returned from,
L the city Of Philadelphia with the largest
and best selected stock of Ladies' Misses
Children's and Gardeners Boots 4 Shoes
ever brought to this ma ket. Nv stock con.
sists IN part of Ladies' and Misses -.
Custom made Glove Kid Balmorals, M
Lasting Caters, Morocco Balmorals, ~
Polish Boots, &c. also Geutlcmen's Boots &
Shoes, such AS Mems Calf Custom. made
Boots, Congress CATERS. Lace Boots, and
coarse Boots & Shoes of all kinds.
Being an experienced Manufacturer
myself, have had all the above stock made
TO order, aud for die express purpose to
suit this market by a celebrated and well
known Boot & Shoe Manufacturer Of Fhila.
delphla, and having had great success in my
sales tlattermyself in being able to say, that
all who have purchased their Shoes of me.
will testify that my stock has given better
satisfaction. as to durability, style, finish,
and price, than all others kept in WestInin.
ster. therefore invite the especial aiten.
ton Of the Indies and gentlemen of West.
minister, and Carroll county, ia need Of any
thing in my line, To give me n call and
convince themselves. Every article is
warranted TO be what il is represented, and
pledge myself to sell cheaper, than stock
OF the same quality and flush eau be bought
elsewhere.
E,S- Remember the place, two doors
West OF Mrs. Shriner's Millinery Store.
I. $. ECKERT.
May o, 1867
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Trustees Sale of
ESTATE.

DY virtue Of decree Of the Hon. John
ID u. Smith, Jndge of the Circuit Court
for Carroll county, sitting asa Court of
Equity, the Subscriber, as rustec, will sell
al Public Sale, ON the premises, on
Saiaeiay he 22ad day Of Jane, 1867,
at 2 o'clock, p. NJ, the following Tracts or
parcels Of Land situated in Woolery's Dis.
tricl, on the Nicndomus Road, 8 miles
from Westminster. and one-fourth Of a mile
from Providence Meeting House, and ad
joins tho lands Of John 7. Hl, Peter A.
Shiplcy aud Others and is the same of which
Jacob NJ. Ritter, died seized aud possessed
First "A Tract Of Land Containing
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BoARDERS ITANrED.

kA-A few Male Boarders can be
accommodated in a religious family. Apply
- "'s o''ice. lpy2Su
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wANTED-AGENTs

$lS0 per month the year round, or 900 per
cent profit on commission. We gaaraaisc the
above salary or commission to suitable agents
az their own homes, To Introduce an article Of
,ad,pcnsoble utility In every household. For
particulars call on, or address, G.. ". Jackson
Il Co., II south street. Baltimore, Nd.
ulaylG-it
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This work embraces an AUTHENTIC and
OFFICIAL account Of the hitherto suppressed
facts aud information obtained by General BA-
ELG, daring his five yeaTs service a. Chief Of
hr National Detective Police. Now that the
war Is over, the Nation demands this inner His.
tory, aud as historian. tho Author subserves
no partisan purposes, but writes the plain I'M
Vanished truth; sparing neither high nor low.
Loyal nor Rebel, Statcsmap nor Convict, Ciyil-
lao nor Government Official judiciously JUST.
lying his statements with vouchers from the
highest authority, impar,ihg thereby genuine
historic value 70 his starting disclosures. Ac-
tive, energetic Agents are clearing $500 per
mouth, which we eau prove to auy doubling
applicant Address, Z. GARRETT & co, 700
chestnut-st, Phtla. maylG-lt
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VI. q. McCLUSKEY,


Manufacturer Of all kinds Of
Toilet C I'euri PoHdsys & Lilly White,
No. COO South Delaware Avenue. Phil delphia,
Orders by nail promptly attended to.
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kfe,c Adc-rtisep, snts.
Hook Agents wanted For
BEYOND THE MISSISSIPPI
From rnE GREAr RIVER TO THE
GREAT OCEAN.

BY ALBERT D. RICHARDSON.
0gcr 20, 900 Copies sohi IN one Month!
Life and AdreafHes on Pyaries. Noaataias. aud
he Pacific Coa-t. VIII orsr 200 Ds.orip-
Cifis-, Land. Mae, People dad Cariosiiic,
ofhs NoN State. aad Tsrritoriss.
To prospective cmigrant and settlers In the
Par West" this History OF that vast and fer
tile region will prove an invaluable assistance,
suppl wing as it does want long frlt Of full
aH'hcnic and reliable guide to climate, soil
products means OF travel, &c.
Send for Circulars and see our terms, and
full description of the work. Address Ma.
TiONAL PUBLISHING CO., Philadelphia,
Pa. mayl6It
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THIS wonderful Tonic is uueqnalled Us a
cure for Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Fever
and Ague, Bilious, Intermittent and Remit.
tent Feyers.
II is also inyalnallc in Nervous Weakness
OF all kinds, rs it will restore the wasted
strength with wonderful permauence.
1t will be found totally different from any
other Bittcrs, and is 50 pronounced BY many
ofihe best physicians in the country.
1t contains no mineral or poisonous quail.
tiles, but 's composed estrely OF vegetable
matter.
For further proof and attestation Of its
invaluable preventive and curative proper
ties, see circulars and certificates Of medical
gentlemen Of sttnding, who have examined
ITS merits. unanimously agreeing that no
mineral or other hurifnl substance, so often
found in the so-eaiied vegetable bitters Of the
day, can be discovered ia this ruly health
iui and elegant preparation
For sale at MI Stores in Uaion Bsidge !;
III Now Windsor, by Rcindollar & Lambert;
IN Westminster by A. Ii. Huber and BY
Hood u Thomas, Wholesale and Retail
agents.
Wholesale Depot, at the Company's Of
fce, loo 5. Charles ST. Baltimore, Nd.
mayo-ly
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Dwelling House,

Stable, Garden, Orchard, &c, 10 good con
dltI1n.
Third-A parcel containing
THREE ACRES, moro or less.
Fourth Il parcel containing - ACRES,
more or less.
6~5"A Plat Of the Lots viii be exhibited
on the day of sale.
% The Lot containing 9 Acres will be sold
subject to the Dover right Of the Widow =
the balance will Le sold tree and clear Of the
same
Terms Of Sale ~ One half cash on the day
of sale, or ON the ratification thereof; the
balance in twelve months The credit nay
mcnt- to bee secured by the note Vi the par
chaser or PURCHASERS with approved security,
bearing interest from the day of sale
CilAS. +. EElfSNIDER. Trustee.
?. A, GuEsurH Ags;i5nug".
mgya1-ts.
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DR.. B. MIS- HER
CELEBRATED
Medicinal Herb Bitiers.

.Hessrs. A. AfTKEN g. co.
are my authorized State Agents for Nd,
No. 1921 North Gay Street, between High
and Exeter Streets. Baltimore. Nd.
BENZ. MiSiIi.ER, Proprietor.
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1 GENTS WANTED for New Work. cnii.
N tied GLotY o. tHE igNoHTAL LIFE; for
Ladies, CiergyHen and others, it has no equal
10 sell For term5 aud territory, address
L. STEBBlNS, Hartford, Conn.
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DRIED SEEDED CHERRIES sell at Coo. per
o. In City markets. lisarcrs Patent Cherry
SfoHsr will stone three bushels per hour, aud
separates the seed from the fruit Sent by
Express On receipt Of S2.j0.
Agents wanted everywhere 60 make $40 to
$50 day. The trade supplied by
HARBSTEK Bros. 4 CO,
Reading Hardware Works, Reading, Pa.
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NOTICE TO
Bridge Builders.

TTHE Conaty Commissioners of Carroll
\ county will receive sealed proposals
until TUESDAY, 18th Of JUNE, next, for
building a bridge thirty three feet long and
fourteen feet wide, over Little Pipe Greek.
near the village Of Union Bridge.
A plan and specifications can he seen at
the Office Of the Count, Commissioners.
By order
LEVI VALENTINE,
may23-2t Clerk.
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Trustees Sale of
REAL ESTATE.

VNHE Undersigned. Trustee appointed in
thu ease Of Henry Gernand against
Nicholas Leipolt, in the Circuit Court for
Carroll coan,y as a Court Of Equity, will
offer the Real Estate in said cause decreed
to be sold, at Pablic Sale, to the highest
bidder, on the premises, on
.Satpnday, he 22nd Roy Of Jane, 1867,
at | o'clock, ?. NJ.
Said Real Estate is situate in Carroll c..
Md, about three miles from Manchester, in
the direction of York, Pa, and contains
80 ACRES and 30 PerChes of
Land, more or Less,
a due proportion is WOOD LAND--the
cleared portion il in tolerable state of cult
walton and is under good fences. The i'm
proyements on the hand con
sist Of LOG HOUSE, one AhsM- y
and a half Stories high, Hft.;ssSsLsA
STABLE, &c. Etsi+s1t -
B15- The Terms Of Sale are Cash.
j. j. BAUMGARfNER,
Trustee.
HgSEY MorrER, Auct'r.
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Something New to
SMOKERS!
a d Y AN IA C ES
OF THE
PATENT GRANULATED
SMOKING TOBACCO.

1T has the flavor Of the best Havana Cigar
/ 1t has the flavor because il is manuiae.
tnred from the finest part Of the leaf. and Of
the choicest Tobacco, previously reduced to
a commnuted state
Owing to is "Gnnulated' state, the ash.
es of this tobacco never rises up in the pipe;
while the ashes Of all other smoking tobacco
does, often falling on, burning, Or soiliug
the clothes.
A pipe full Of tho "Granulaled' will last
longer in smoking than any other form Of
tobacco.
The favor Of the last inhniaiion Is as pure
as the first its 'Grauulaied" condition pre-.
venting the tobacco in the bowl and the pipe
from becoming impreguatcd by the smoke,
as it is drawn through it,
The "Granulated" does not foul thcspipe
or stern nearly so much as any other tobac.
co nor does it leave any unpleasant taste
or foulness in the mouth, so usual and
strongly marked, after smoking other forms
oftObacco.
The above advantages OF the 'GnnulaieI
are not vague and theoretical, but are sim.
pie and practical points which may be tested
and proved by actual trial. Let each one
verify for himself the important advantages
claimed.
Tn{n.A,,. A. -
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81 Acres of Land,

more or less, about one half Of which Is hca-
Willy covered with TIMBER, under good
fencing, aud is well watcrcd.
Sccond-k Irart rDntainiug
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8 1-2 ACRES,

which will be divided aud sold in three Lots.
The fret containing Acres, more or less
The improvements thereon consisting OF II
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TUSr received at Mss f. J.. SHmssss
81 old Staisd, Westminster. the Lrgest,
ehespest and bes. selected stock OF
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First Election under the denomination


2 AT present advices it appears that, in spite
OF yellow fever and other epidemics, which
have been the Presidents sole auxiliaries in
his attempt to postpone the electors, under
pretense OF desiring their contemporaneous
occurrence, the election in Louisiana will take
place tomorrow. General Grant refuses even
to suggest the propriety of postpone
ment to his subordinates, though the Presi-
dent has intimated that it would be an emf
nently proper thing for him to do. The
chief of the War Department understands his
man, and knows that the protested appre-
hension that the negroes will be "coIonized'
and vote in two or three States is mere
blind for treacherous plan to smuggle 10 his
hordes of newly -partoned rebels among the
lawful voters. Ii this scheme could be carried
out, reconstruction would beindefinitey post
poned in every State but South Carolina and
Mississippi. At most only two OF three hun
dred persons remain unpardoned under the
last amnesty proclamation, and if all others
were allowed to vote under that proclamation
the loya.ists would be in the minority in all
the States except the two above mentioned.
Much credit is due, therefore, to Gen. Grant
for resisting proposition which at first sight
might seem fair and ingenious enough. 1t
is said, however, that he would not feel him
self justified in refusing to promuleate an
order of the President if he were directed to
do SC, and as the proceedings of the latter
functionary are no more capable of being an
ticipated according to the ordinary logic of
human action than those of a mad bull, when
his constitutional irritability is excited by the
display OF red flannel, it may happen that be-
fore this article meets the eye of the reader he
will learn that the hour of Louisiana's re-
demption has again been deferred.
But if the election does take place, it must
result in such a manner as to give satisiac-
ton to all true friends not only of the South
but also of the whole country. At the time
registration closed the names of S2,S67
blacks and A., ,723 whites appeared upon the
list Of voters. Ii the election takes place to-
morrow, these figures will not be materially
changed by the revision of the lists which is
provided for by law. 1t is estimated that at
least 10000 whites will vote for convention
and that number, added to the almost unani-
nous vote of the negroes, will insure the ac-
ceptance of the Congressional plan of recon-
struction. Gen. Sheridan says there is an alb
solute certainty that constitution will be
framed which will meet the approval of Con-
gress.
Thus Louisiana is in a fair way to render
herself eligible to complete restoration as a
sovereign State, Notwithstanding the obsta-
cles which the Executive department of the
government has thrown in her way 1t can
not be long before the representatives of the
people Of Louisiana will be welcomed in Con-
gress as the successors of the Benjamins and
Slidells who formerly represented only ty-
rannical slave oligarchy. Thanks to Sheri-
dan!
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The Coming storm.

Senator Thayer, of Nebraska, has at length
taken the stump, and made the revelations
which he promised. He does not go into de-
tails so thoroughly as could be desired, but
his conclusions being the result of personal
observation, are of considerable interest. The
following is report of his recent speech at
Cincinnati
Senator Thayer spoke of the strange, incon-
slstent, and traitOrous course of johnson. ard
OF the direct and active cooperation of the
Southern traitors aud the Notheln Copper
heads in all the recent disloyal steps. Mr..
johnson has issued a proclamation enjoining
special devotion to the Constitution. He once
said, in Tennessee, "When you hear a man
prating about the Constitution shoot him; he
is traitor" Tried by his own rule, he is
spotted all over with treason. Judas was
never more devoted to his master than when
about to betray him. Louis Napoleon was
never more devoted to the Republic than
he was on the day preceding the fatal night
OF the second of December. when the light of
French liberty expired and the Empire began.
MIR. johnson is never more devoted to the
Constitution than when about to violate its
provisions. l have recently been in Mary
land and the District Of Columbia, having
lett Washington only night before last
Wnhe tnere TOOK special pains to inform
myself in regard to the present purposes of
Mr.. johnson, and obtained what / am about
to state from reliable authority. | declare up
on my responsibility as Senator of the Uni
ted States that to-day Andrew johnson medi-
tates and designs forcible resistance to the au-
thorlty OF Congress. | make this statement
deliberately, having received it from unques-
tioned and ,Imquestionabe authority
l cannot point out the occasion on
winch he may attempt to use
military force. 1t may be TO prevent the as
sem6Img OF Congress, or when assembled, if
the House OF Representatives passes articles of
Impeachment or 1t may be tor the purpose
OF forcing the southern Senators and Repre-
sentative to seats In Congress. The question
may be asked, "How can he do such athing ?"
You recollect that six months ago Gov. Swami,
Oh maryland was elected United States Sena-
tor, and thata few weeks atterward he declined,
giving grave reason OF state as the cause 1t
was that Lieutenant Governor Cox, OF that
state, could not be trusted for Johnson's pur-
poses; Ihere is to-day standing army in
maryland, an organized militia force, such as
no other state Ia the = mon mas, ofhcered MAIN
~ py returned fepeis. When Inc time comes
Mnich ne looks ,of, under some pretence
ooiilson Sc may ueclare MarylanG ana the DIS,
l nNI " u CoiSuipll under lnartla law, anu can
Ipo oos Swami 70 oriig Iortu nlS niillia
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Bismarck, dining at his hotel in Frankfort,
noticed two young ladies opposite him making
evident fun of the company, especially himself
They were speaking in the Lettish language,
feeling sure that no one present understood it.
Bismarck had picked up few words of Let
tish and whispered to friend near by. asking
him to give him watch-key when he heard
him speak in q foreign language. Presently.
during slight pause in the hilarity of the
dinner, Count Bismarck said quietly to his
friend, .Dohd man to azleck" (give me the
kev,. The effect was instantaneous; the ladies
scarted as if they were shot, and with their
faces covered with bushes rushed out of the
room
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DAILY PRESS.
ND.
Thursday Morning, September 26, 1857.
The Maine State Press,

published this morning. contains Election
returns from all but 81 small towns; COM
pete list ofthe Senators and Representatives
elect; returns, as far as received of the MUM
clpal War Debts in this State, and an estimate
OF the State Debts of the United States nc
tees OF the time and place of Agricultural
fairS be held in this State; particulars of
the reeeat Bank Robbery at Norway; letter
from New York describing the Annual Exbi.
bition of the American Institute; summary
OF the Harvest Reports this fall; a story of adj
venture on the Isthmus; Josh Billings's report
Of the Billingsville Agricultural Fair; together
with the usual variety of foreign and domes-
tic news, shipping news, market reports, &C.,
&C.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-26

Ernest Jones, the English radical, who
spent two years in prison for preaching Chart
Ism, and while there wrote poem with his
own blood, has been lecturing in London on
Political Liberty, aand whyl it is needed