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rsA- Those of our readers who need
anything in the way Of Cosmetics OF
Toilet Articles, would do well TO patro.
nixe the frm Of Berger, Shuts q Co,
Troy, N. Y. They are the only Agents
IN America for many Of the most valua.
bic French and En- lish Toilet Articles
aud Preparations that are used by the
Beauties of the Old World, to beautify
AID make attractive their person.
See their advertisement in another
column.
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BIBLES AND TEsTAMENTs.-The un.
dersigncd has been authorized and di.
rectee BY the Executive Committee, Of
the Westminster Bible Society, to state
that any family or individual in this
town or vicinity, who may be destitute
Of the Bible, and unable 10 purchase,
will, upon application to Mr.. II. b.
Grammer, at his Book Store be sup
piled grasHit 7usly.
Persons wishing to purchase Bibles
or Testaments viii be furnished at the
rates fixed by the American Bible Soci.
ETY.. j. T. WARD,
Chairman of Committee
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DRUNKENNESS Permanently Cured by
Salvation Powders or Antidots for Intempef-
anes. Administered II necessary without the
knowledge ofthe person, In ale, tea &C. Sent
dress DR.. JAMES l. CLARK, ass Hudson "a,
New York. Cut this out. maviett
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On the 9th inst. after an illness of four.
teen months, HANNAH, wife of Samuel
Hobbs, aud daughter of the late Andrew
and Margaret Pouder, of Westminster, Md.
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M. G. sIcCLUsKEY,

Manufacturer Of all kinds Of
Toilet d Pearl Poielers d Lilly Whae,
No. 500 South Delaware Avenue, Phil. delphIa.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
mayle-tt
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II PARKIS Sco7r, just chosen judge
Of the City Court Of Baltimore, isalgen-
,lemau Of legal ability and sterling ID
tsgrity. In the earlier part of tbs ei-
vii var he suGsred imprisonment in the
American bastilos Forts Lafayette and
Wsrren--fur opinions's sake. The
"sun' says that on the uisla of his
election, large crowd Of bis friends
proceeded 70 his residence, and after
repeated cheering, Mr.. Scott appeared
at the window Of his law Office and
thanked t6ose present for the nomina.
ton and elcetiou he said that 10 man
Of honor ~ the positiop Of Judge, would
permit The political 1seutimcBts Of those
who appear before his court 10 hare any
iDdaencs over him, and That he was de-
termined TO discharge the dases ilnpo-
sed on him fairly aud inp~rsialIy be-
tween man and man. He remarked
that 10 would have preferred q sonlisa-
tion for some poIiticaI pusitiou, which
would have sa.bIsd him 10 have dis
eusssd the psliticaiqusst:ons IL tIe day,
bat The hopor just conferred on him be-
ing ofa Judiciary character, his mouth
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A GENTS WANTED for New Work. enti-
IN tied GIonr or THe lAxoHtAL LtrE; for
Ladies', Clergymsn and others, 1t has no equal
10 sell. For terms and territory, address
L. sTEBBINS, Hartford, Conn.
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R0-What Lady would wear false
hair or curls, when, by an outlay of
One Dollar, she can procure an article
that will cause her hair to curl in wavy
ringlets, or heavy, massive eurls
II does not injure the hair, but on
the contrary. renders it soft, glossy aud
healthfal. II is equally eaicacious in
curling the hair Of the opposite SEX
Messrs. Berger, Shuts 4 Co, Chemists
of Troy, n. Y, are agents for the same.
See their Card in another column.
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WANTED-- AGENTS 10 500 pcr
w month. everywhere, male and female, 10
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H. We pay agents from SIS TO $500 per month
and expense, or a commission from which
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COMB 4 CO., Cleveland. O.
CAtTION.-Do not be imposed upon BY
other parties pslming OFF worthless cast iron
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AGENT WANTED, to sell the AnsrieaA
Hiadon Polish, the bost ever offered To the
public. II cleans windows a. fast as you can
wipe them with a cloth, without slop, soap or
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Coastitnttonai l,onxentio...

N"N aAD"7~N' H~tehNet1i ~ ~ tlock
on Wednesday, the sth inst Hon. /.
d. Jones, cf Somerset, assembled the
spesker's'd desk, and aftsr Stating the
object Of the Convention, for the pur.
pose Of a temporary organization, moved
to call to the chair, Col. JOHN +. Dent
of St Mary's County, which was unani.
mously agreed to. Col Dent then took
the chair and delivered brief address.
James r Howison, of Ann Arundel.
was requested TO act as temporary See.
rotary, and Rev. Mr. Leech delivered an
appropriate prayer. Messrs G. S. Par
ran, |. d. jones, J. II. Roman, B. Car.
ter aud ] X. Longwell, being appointed
committee, waited on the Governor to
request an official list of the members !;
which was soon after sent in by the Gov
crnor. The roll was then called and all
appeared to Be present but eleven mem.
bers, including Mr.. Bennett, Of Carroll
On motion, it was resolved to proceed
to the election of President riua rsce
Mr.. Dobbin nominated the Hon. r. B.
Carmichael, Of Queen Anne $; aad there
being no other nominations made, be
was declared the unanimous choice Of
| the Convention.
Mr.. Carmichael, in assuming the du.
ties Of the chair, said:
Gentlemen Of the Conyentiau-Thi, il A
most distinguished honor. | thank Won
profoundly, proudly thank you. A partial
constituency conferred the high privilege
I upon me ofa seat upost this floor, TO partake
/ m your deliberations and labors on q subject
OF the highest concern TO themselves and 10
the State. Approaching as do the respon
sibaities ofthat position, and the exalted
eharactsrs Of the members Of ihis BODY, |
feel that my position on the floor was fully
equal to the measure of my deserving. The
choice which has just fallen upon me TO pre-
side over your deliberations is, according TO
my taste, and in my Judgment, the highest
to which citizen Of Maryland could aspire
or any authority bestow. / am, theretore
gentlemen totally without words to express
i, woad my, i h. se 81 yGus iss0r o
tempt to foreshndow the result Of the pro.
Se,o e any an ' NJ - by Tsierence in
known to me II is only for mo to say that
you have been called here TO frame a new
| constitution o. to adopt that which has had
an existence dc .tacto here for brief space /;
charge the da,r that bas una, you ~iil als
you n. such a manner as 10 promote the
Iast;nr honor on " yon ns asse' 1na . reflect
ilemen, that the proceedings of this CouSen.
should preya Sa anon, oy .na' ssaSmony which
ions, and upon an occasion of SO greai mag.
sr;ng IN M. no.;,;o, - :.
reference to the duties of the chair. shall
th,., ;odaIre"ss Gentlemen, len e anticipate
body which their Partially has disclosed. /
,nank YOU, gentieneni for the honor you
nave con'1rreo upon me. lAppiame.
On motion OF Col W. r. Maulsby. a
committee .ays,,s.. !. ~ =
4 -. was appointcu 70 request the
! attendance of Judge y. r. Magruder 10
,,d,n;,,;s.a- ~.
PUG os'h W 'ne ffesiaent'
Alter other proceedings the Conyep-
finn ,diorrnsJ 4, o ~ y n,
~, ''i W meet
Thursday Of III o'clock.
s,.
4 SLt0rD DAf-
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Coanty Casnmisstonerr Notice.

fEyIEE County Commissioners for Carroll
n County will meet 1T their Office, in
Westminster, on the FiRsr MosbAY or
!rxE, 1857, for the trnnsaeiion Of
business.
BY order,
LEVI VALENTINE,
mayfs-H Clak.
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( A Minnesota caagressman Il accused
of having irauked home hays Of pota.
does. wis tes
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In the Name OF Humanity
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The proceedings we're opened viii
rrsysr W tie Rev J. P. Hsmmopd, Of
tho r. y, Church.
The Fresideut aunoaneed the follow.
ing as theconsnittee u seven To prepare
fnias Tor the government Of the Con.
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Local Intelligence.

Tue CrRcUiT CouRr. Circuit
Court for Carroll county met May 18th
1861. Hon. John Il Smith, Judge,
VIM A. Mekellip, Esq, Clerk, j. D.
Hoppe, Esq, Sheriff. .i44 8 y
There ara about lbs cases on the
Original docket, 16l on the Trial dock
ct, 7eon the Appeal docket aud large
number on the Criminal docket II is
presumed that many of the cases will be
postponed as usual aud that the Court
may not be last long as the number OF
cases would seem to indicate.
The following is the corrected list of
Jurors drawn for the term.
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q FLiCTED +!
CE5EEEg Nh MORE.

When by the use OF Dr.. JOINVILLE'S
ELIXER you can be cured permanently. and
a a trifi1ng cost H
The astonishing success which hiss attended
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will restore the appetite. renew the health of
those who have destroJe il by sensual excess
or evil practices
Young Men. be humbuggcd no more by Quack
Doctors and ignorant practitioners, but send
without delay for the Elixir and be st once
restored TO health aud happiness. perfect
Cure is guaranteed in every instance. "rice 81
or four boz ties to enc address So. Ono bottle
is sufficient to effect cure in ai ordinary cases
ALSO DR.. Joinville's Specific Pills, for tho
speedy and permanent cure of gonorrhea, gleet
affections of the Kidneys md Bladder. Cures
effected in from enc to five days They are
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the stomach or impregnate the breath. No
change of diet is necessary while using them
nor does their action in any manner interfere
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Either of the above mentioned articles will
be sent to any address, closely sealed and post
paid by mail express, on receipt of price.
Address all orders 10
BERGER, SHUTS & CO., Chemists.
Ally No. 2S5 River Street, Troy, n. Y.
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ASTROLoGY.
The World Astonished
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MADE BY TIE GREAT PSYCHOLOGIST
. : L

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born. enclosing q small lock os hair.
Address, MADAME II. A PERRIGO,
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EXCELSIOR! EXCELSIOR
CHASTELLAR'S
Hair ExterminatOrl!


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is easily applied, does not burn or injure
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body completely. totally and radically eX-
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2S5 River ST.. Troy. n Y.
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Consumption Curabie by Dr. shenck'
Nedicines.-To cure consumption, the sys-
tenn must be prepared that the Lungs will
heal. To accomplish this, the liver and sto
mach must first be cleans d and an appetite
created for good welcome food, which by these
medicines will be digested properly, and good
healthy blood made; thus building up the
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connection, the appetite is restored
Schenck's Pulinonic Syrup is nutritious as
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system, and good wholesome bloud made, which
will repel all disease. If patients will take
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1t does not follow that because the bowels are
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] in fact. anything the appetite Graves; but be
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An UNNECESSARY DISPLAY OF FEEL
ING.-Thcre has been very uncalled for
and unnecessary display of feeling on the
part Of certain democrats, because, at the
recent meeting Of the National Democrat
icCommittee Mr.. August Belmont, their
President, gave them nothing but whis-
key and water to drink. The whiskey,
we are assured, was of an excellcnt quail
ity. and much superior to that usually
consumed by democrats. We think Mr..
Belmont did perfectly right. Whiskey
was always the principal element of the
democratic organization Whiskey of a
far inferior quality to that served out by
Mr.. Belmont has inspired the prominent
men of the party and been the controlling
spirit OF its conN entions and elections for
number of years past. Without wits
key there is nothing left Of democracy,
and if Mr. Belmont put plenty of water
in that served out by him to the Demo
cratic National Committee it very appro-
priately represented the diluted condition
Of the fierce democracie" OF the pres
ent day.-N T. Herald
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OH a TELIAR'S
WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL,
~ the use o

For Improving and Bcausifyipg the com
plexion Tho most valuable and perfect
preparation in use, for giving the skin u
beautiful pc RI Ike tint, that is oniy found
in youth. 1t quickly removes Tan, Freck-
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the skin kindly healing the same leaving
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use can not be detected by thu. closest scrd-
tiny aHd being vegetable preparation is
perfectly harmless. Itis the only article of
the kind lsed by the French and is consider
ed by The Partisan as Indispensable to a per-
feet toilet. Upwards Of 81 900 bottles were
Sos. during the pact year, a sufficient guar
aptee of its efficacy. Price only IS cents
Sent by mail, pos; paid, receipt OF an
order. lay 42-iy
BERGER, SHUTS &, Co. Chemists.
2e5 River St, Troy, n 7.
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BEEF FORTY YEARS OLD.-A letter
from Stockholm says: AT the last
meeting Of the Iduu Society there was
served at supper curious sort of beef
that had been preserved for forty years
In 1927 Captain Parry had placed at
School Point, at Spitxenbergen, depot
Of meat. The flesh was in tin boxes,
buried beneath quantity of stones.-
The white bears had displaced some OF
the stones and destroyed several Of the
boxes. but few still remained intact,
! and were brought to Sweden by the
Swedish scientific expedition. Itwas one
of these boxes that Professor Thoreil, OF
Lund, had given to the Idun Society,
who found the meat perfectly eatable and
of good flavor
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CLIMAX

plain statement of facts I Inherited
Scrofula and many Of my relatives have died
of it. In 1889 my case was frightful. Tumors
and ulcers spread urtil 1912 under the advice
OF my physician I went to- Avea Springs.
received no beneft-triei every IN edicine and
did everything could had to rest my arm
on cushion, and had not been able to raise
ii to my head for over year. The di char ge
from two ulcers nearly d pint day. Am
putation was recommended; but pronounced
dangerous. I could not sleep and my suffer
ngs were intolerable. A friend brought me an
English physician who applied salve with
which he said he had accomplished eAtraordi-
nary cures in che hospitals in England. 1t
commenced to relieve; I persisted in its use J;
it finally effected perfect and reliable euro.
sit now 1S4s. It is Ave years since I had
the appearance of n scrofulous sore, and my
health has been good ever since. l procured
the receipt of this wonderful artcle-this
blessing of humanity have called it
"PAGE's CLIMAX SALvE," and allow the public
to it not thay choose. This is a brief
but candid statement, given more :u'ly in my
circular. J. NJ. PAGE.
Geneva, New York, December, 1918.
New York, Oct. 16, 1866.
ri have known J. NJ Page, Esq, of Geneva
N. Y. for many years. He is ore of the first
citizen of Western New York. ] saw him last
week in good health. His case was most re-
markable one, but true in cry particular
Signed DEMAs Barnes"
We have watched II e unaidt Il but growing
favor of pages Climax Salve,'' and availing
ourselves of the knowledge of its won dcrfil
curative powers, have become IIoprieturs of
the same.
1T is cure for BurE.s, Scalds, Serofula,
ST. t Rheum, Fever Sores, Broken. Breasts,
Frost Bites, Chiib ans, Stinns, Bruises; Cuts,
S ceilings, &C., whether upon man beast,
1t subdaes pain AID iat ama;ion with surpIs-
ng CELEBRITY. and heals burns without a scar.
NJ ia mily should be without it. 1t is always
wanted, and is always ready. We will for
felt ii dozen boxes for any single failure. We
believe there was never anything like it in the
world. 1t is put up in tin boxes. surrounded
by fall circular giving facts, directions and
testimonials, &C., and can be ordered through
any res pectabie Druggist throughout the world
Price IS cents. WHITE & ROWLAND.
Successors to j. ii. Page, l2l Liberty street
New York 43-ly
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ASAD SroRY.-The Indianapolis Her
aid Of the 18th has the following: A
young lady of this city, aimable, intelli-
gent and beautiful, was engaged to be
married to respectable young man, a
church member and hypocrite. In an
evil hour she became the victim to the
wiies OF this whited >epulcure, was seduc::
ed and deserted, her destroyer marrying
another woman. About ten days since
the unfortunate girl gave birth to an lille
Ultimate child and died last Friday. Her
physician says she died OF shame and
grief What must have been the feel
ings OF that young man as the funeral
cortege Of his victim fled slowly passed his
residence? Did he feel like a murderer !?
Did he realize the fact that the blood Of
innocence IS upon his hands? Did he
writhe beneath the scorpion lash of re
morse, reminding him OF vows foresworn
betrayed trust, an early grave for beauty
and that innocent and doubly orphaned
child, disgraced a thousand times more
through its father baseGess than its
mothers sins? She sleeps beneath the
sod. Can lac sleep?