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In another column win be,found the
. advertisement Of the Western Mary land
College, Rev. J.. I. Ward, Principal,
who comes very highly recommended
az an instructor Of youth. We think
it's the duty ofour citizens to patron.
age our Institutions Of learning. rather
than those abroad, and by this means
build up and encourage enterprise at
home. .lass 80 kla@sn gs s.
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Dir. cALDwELL's
Celebrated Herb Hitter.

sofrees and keep pure The gastric ,uios. an ,h,,
saomaen' sxpsl sqids and an iapsrlsies. give
ss1sa "a s,Tsngia 70 that organ and thus pre-
sosefeign remedy for all diseases having sbeir
o,ssgin "a an impnriiy " the blood. ssch a.
nnee@ssatssm, HsAraigsa. and kindred afflIetIons
DsayAea, Dyseafvy,. CAefsra AsrLss. and III
S ~ 4 q ths stcsnaeh and bcweis. PIE.
sNaess, SereI ste''s and REasiag Sores, wasting
loss az pewsr and - emory arc III ysiI.raa ~
snesisally cured By ihIs anriYalIed tonic and
Sglsr no more pain and depression, but u,e
s $1,000. Hsrt biasrs. They, are a certain
cure talmostevsry disease that lesh /. 4 m ~
kEcH A FREY.
MAkryAerrnenn, York. Pennsyiyanis.
A2- MtxsssLE 4 sntrlry. 4 ~snss "a, c.s.,t,
80 us"&1a Ooanucs. apl6-3m
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Newark Machine works.
THE DIAMOND STATE
THRESHER AND CLEANER.

M Il call the attention Of Earmers to our
wv Improved Diamond State Thresher
and Cleaner with Double acting Separator.
The practical operation Of these Machines
Is snch as will warrant as IN advising those
10 want Of Throshers and Cleaners u ex-
anime ours before Purchasing elsewhere.
We build three sizes--No. 1, SO inch cylin.
der No. 2, 50 inch cylinder No. 3, 70
inch cylinder. They are Of The best mate.
rails and workmanship and warranted 10
SUIT purchasers Large or small Powers
can be used 10 drive them, rs desired. Gal.
yanizcd sheet iron IL used for sleeves aud
shaker bottoms They are Of great strength.
capacity, durability and ease Of running,
doing their work rapidly and Ia the best
manner. The machine is a model OF sim.
plicity In its construction and operation and
the price OF II below that Of others ia the
market. The double shaker separates ali
the grain from the straw, and the fan Is
unsurpassed rs cleaner
The shoe under the shaker can be easily
detached and the machine used as Thresher
and Separator alone
We also manufacture endless Chain Horse
Powers, having steel earrings for The wheels
which makes them rna With great case to
20 the team. ALSO Lever Powers.
Send for Circular.
cASH0 & CO,
NgwAHE MAcmxg wuEKa, Z
n'ay2sr-sm Newark, Delaware.
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We have received from the publisher,
William McCarrell, Esq, the July No.
Of the Southern Journal Of .iasiic, pub
lished at Louisville, Ky, at the low price
OF 81 per annum. The music in each
aumber 10 worth the price OF subserip-
tion, besides which il contains great
variety of choice reading matter
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'sToL-EN

fKOM Jacob II. aiIanaoitc, near Hetrick,
York county, Pa, on the 4tII Of August.
one dark Ifonsgray Horse MULE, 5 years
old about 40 hands high, stoutsct and very
up-headed. 500 for the Mule and $50 more
on. the conviction ofthe thief. ~ sllJIi
For any further information address John
H. Lemotte, Manchester, Nd. ~ 70isa
aug 13--3t# {Hissf 500 sti !
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Reliable Bone Fertilizers.

DAGSils cKtamRArED CONNER
ID clAl BONE MANUREs. baltimore
Agency y and los smilas Wharf
PRICES ~ BdL7yMORE,
Baegh'a lias Bone Phosphate
80 pgF tnH ~ 300 l.oands.
baHgh, ChieAg isoun Fntsiliser, Sis,
Baagh'H Chicago ulsnd Manure. SIS.
Maryland Powder 81 RoHa. sas.
Calumet Mills lore llasl A.
These yalahble feftslixufA eas. b. had AZ
ItgplnS llSstAft Fascas itsiellt added, from
dcalefs Throughout il4e country.
Ihcte articles are eHsftes 10 toe agreed
iersl community With cniire conhdence a.
bring both prompt sud ptrinaucn, II lhsls
eject
They VIII bring tic crops forward al one,.
aud being made from pure bone thor effects
will hat TOR years
They arc used IN every part 81 The c5ab
Wy WIN entire success, aud lllc saies N ca 4
afc constantly increasing.
Send for sample and tifeuiars.
GEORGE DuGDAIE.
Manufacturer Agent,
Nos. 81 End iO5 Smith Wharf.
:, Baltimore, Nd.
For sale by Uchr 4 0rcn,larf, Wes.mIas.
ter, Thomas y. Sellers 4 Co, 10 George
". Harris 4 Co.. Middlchntg, Geo. Ever
bari, Manchester. ans ~
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THE GREATEST
Medicine Of the Age,

VIE hrH inqsigy Of ths Physician when n.
4 eaters she ssek shasber Of biz patient. a.
:, ~. .ns eonalnoh % tbe stomach A bowels.
sIe oat o. order aud purgativs or ame,lr n
~ ense aaministsred. The foalncs. must h.
expelled 70 give place 10 new and whoIeso,ra
iSod ihAt pure blood may be nansSsrtaraS
~, .snssfe,sQm, feyerish symptoms absted and The
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caa.palan Na.kIg E1pEe.. Lar sosenl..

f7A = 80 = ~ =" ~ ~ tr't@-
Commencing JaIy lei and continuing 10 Jan
vary lst, 1858. We are advirsd By oaT lrionds
throughout the country that sleterfninea elIs,r,-
are making (and viii come sneccssl 10 push
into circulation Radical jyarnels, IN Tie intcr-
ct 81 the present Kuinp Cenrreas and btliev-
log that the circulation of half million coplea
sftbe Weekly knprnns daring the coming year.
- Do more euectnal Ia iDfnnneing and
continuing voters tblr opening tbs oyps ~ Inc
people 70 the issnes II ire present cfjsesi tban
I've times lheir cost ansnt Ia tie Ordinary way
tust before election. Alm0et every Defnacrst
knows honest iiepubiicans, who need only 10 be
undeceiyed. 80 vote right In the coming con
teat- See 70 u that such are supplied with The
weekly ExPfcts. u costs but iiltle and the
Fesuh wiIl be pefmaasnt Friends Who bro.
poss y eo-oPsfaie " Ne, plsasn send yoat or.
defH a. promptly % may b.
Address J.AR. BROOKS.
Nos. y and y Park Row, New York.
Rsod-r.sS abseri6o---- GrcuL,fts. - feaf.
acniiaf Campaign 1853
Tho Importance of The crisis Of isGs "a The
sasiaE o. iha GOsernment u our falhsrs-sho
re-eatnbilshmcni o. The Consultation and rsste.
ration Of tho Uaian, snd ihs necessity Of 4
more bealthfal ard steady business 70 he REQ.
pie, demanda ~ al Democrats add Cunsesva.
uYC cltisenk and people Ia ihp country, sosnc
cHi'ytt y cnsnierAot The imnepsg essrsion Of
tboss NhD AFc asiaE The speils n office and FOR.
ianos AcgHirsd rs var. 10 lnaintain The preseut
dlssrganised stats 81 de oeuRify. u sIcw IL
ue prsseni oklNaney " pubic alhira. and Ia
ofstr b fptead palticai tAfsf ~ tisn - y tdstf
- pesssble, and % TIVE Brfe Govt ~ psfscr. duh
RAG the eaintng campcign, az the solicitation
- isasaas % he State And ssansry, We nor o.
fer the following pfemlam 10 agenti
fsr eFsrs csub Of g weskhss, At ~ p copy, s.
We - 20 DO 10
IN A.
" : ssni. Wscklie,, a, 81 Do
le ~ do % 10
po 70 Dc do -
70 Dailiss. A ss.Ia q :
:, Eymll sI Dran, Pest ualss Alhas5 0raus. "
l. az. bnooKN
aug 2 Nos. - aaa y Park Row. S..Y.
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y ~ ION
Agricultural Works


wM. HXRMAN1 CO.,
TAxE this method % acknowledge their
Kind regards 70 generous public for the
very liberal support they have received, il
has far exceeded their expectations. They
now assure tho public generally, that. with
enlarged facilities for doing al kinds OF
work generally done in the best Fouadry
and Machine Shops in the whole country,
they are ready 10 furnish eyeryarticle In their
line such 10 part, as
THRESHERS,
HORSE POWERS,
SPRING TOOTH WHEEL HORSE
RAKES, PL0UGHS OF all kinds and
variety, Unloading the Ohnslead Patent
Revolving Land side Plough,) Corn Shell
lers, ard Agricultural implements generally,
Of prices as moderate as any other establish.
ment can afford to furnish tho same, guaran-
scciag at al times all Machinery mauufac.
tE4ed hy as.
Having Just conpleied new and very
extensive Foundry, We are now ready to
supply CASTINGS Of all kinds, OF superior
qualify aud liniali IT short notice.
BY prompt nttontion to business, and A
Discrimination AZ maintain tho standing and
credit OF our mandatory, we hope to merit
aud receive continuation Of the public
iayor heretofore so generously given.
= = f.. III
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Estafo u George 7tnmLo, dee,d.

Estate VI George 7rum6o, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given ihat the s.bscti.
~ Der has obtained from the Orphnns'
Court OF cnrrollco, lettersof Administration
on the Personal fsiate of
GEORGE TRUMBo,
late Of Carroll County, deceased. All
persons having claims against said Estate
are hereby warned TO exhibit the same will.
in six months from this date, otherwise they
may be excluded from all benefit OF said
Estate. Those indebted are requested 10
make immediate payment. ~ ~
GEORGE W. LAMQTTE,
aug Isi-at administrator.
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M0NT0UR HOUSE
WEST END, WESTMINSTER, MD.

fhE undersigned announces 10 the public
Il that he has taken the above Hotel, The
House 70 new, and furnished tIlroux bout With
New Furniture, Beds, &C., and u prepared 10
accommoaate either transient or permanent
with the best IN the market, and the Bar STOCK.
Cd with tho choicest brands Of Wines, LIQUORS.
Ales. Segarss &c. :. The location 10 very desira.
DE. being only a few yards from the Depot.
The stabling l. large and ample. and attentive
ostiers always on hand to wait upon travellers.
J. a. KEEP, Nst
aug eiy Proprietor.
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THE DEH0eRATIC ADVOCATE
Is ruBLrsHrD EVERY rnCnsDAr

nv VIM. II. vanderford, Proprietor.
- QFRrcEv,yo. s. cAnAatr HAtE-
TEass.e~s 80 per year.t 10 be paid 10 ss.rangs.
$iagis copies i've cents. No subscription re-
eeiyed for less than a year.
~ ApyHHrIsfxe RArRs.
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or less for encDdollars and, q cts for each sub
seqnent insertion. One SQUARE 5 mos. IS. 50 !;
y mos. &si l year IS. No advertisement in
serted fer less than Sl.0o. business Cards So
per year, when not exceeding lines. When
esemehts will be continued antil forbid and
charged accordingly. WI hAs ,ih-'4 = a
E4- Yearly advertisers must confne adj
vertisements 10 their own lbusiness.sg,H
Obituaries aud communications Of personal
nature, fye cents per line.
Local Notices Ten Cents per line. Y1a ~
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IRVING COLLEGE.

N0TfCE,--A. NJ, wAnsER has just received,
1y 10 addition 70 his Gne wtil electcd stock
" Dry Goods, &cs, full stock Of Qtecnswafe.l
Gall and examiAS before purchasing elsewhere,
- -eu. july rs.
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County Comm Issioners' Notice.

ri ME County Commissioner for Carroll
III County will meet at their Ofice' h
WESTMINSTER, on the FlRsr MoSpAY oy
SEpIEMBERl 1868, for tho Transaction OF
SOS BY order, e; Is o 3
'.,a e JAMES BLIZZARD,
angioiH Clerk.
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Md. Agricultural College.
FAII. TERM orr A,e Z ,r,rr,,.r.r., j.

NHARGES Reduced since Circular was
" Printed. Terms per Session of Ten,
montfss Board Si75 Tuition S75. x ~
sixty Students from the State received
Tree % charge for tuition. Applications for
the Tree Scholarships must be- made 70 the
President Of the Board Of County School
CemmissIcncrs before the 9th Of September.
Send for Circular hug i3-lh.
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DISSOLUTION.

~ g ~ y = y NVlN ll-1l4 80 N
NJ Office is hereby given that the firm Oh
IN 6roSEsifEa 4 SrEN was dissolved on
the 10th Of duly last. all persons KNOWING,
themselyesto be Indebted to The late ,frsnl
are requested to make immediate payment.
"a CYRUS DIST NESlFER.
m > REUBEN W. STEM.
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Fruit Jsxrs! Fruit farsi!
FTsIE best Glass Jsrs in the mArkst, lsslf
scaling, any child can open them. Fruit
no trouble 70 put up. Warranted 70 kcep.
O''' .'a Wy ''s9 s;To6YFER i HOFFMAN.
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c. D. ST0AESIfER'S
Cheap Grocery and
FISH DEPOT.
Ssaals 0rFoslrr ?. LrsaIarrlrrG.s IIorrl.

fIuiE Suaeeflber wish 20 inform the Public
Il thar be y now receiving daily large
qaaHiities af AL kiasls Of
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Arbitrary sf Universal information.
.agprtAgsT THE NEW u snsl
AMERICAN cYCLOPEDIA:

A Popular Uictlonafy Of GENERAL KnoWledgc.
tt4H N EDITED NJ s VI
GEO. RIPLEY AND CHARLES A. DANA,
AipEp NJ As&usRRoUs sELEcr coRPs o. wRa1,
: r y EMS ~ ALL Hz4scaes OF sciexdf, e
ART, AND LIrgRAruRg.
Evening star., 1868-08-22
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
nEERN nDrRD Nn w VA

hlEn SO.s W. v n
These Springs SO long and fsvorably known 70
beopen for the reception OF visitors on wv
the lst OF June. With extensive improve lss u
ments and general refurnishing OF the establisk-
nent. we will be prepared for the comfortable &C.
commodation OF from Ttesn issdred 10 ttro tios-
saRd PERSONS.
Hot and Warm Sulphur Baths. so eminen tIy ser
viceable in connection with the internal Of
these Alternative waters. are always at the command
One of the best City BANDS OF MUSIC win be
In attendance TO enliveH the LAWNS and the BALL
ROOM; and q suitable LIyERY will be open to
the use OF those who may desire to indulge In
horseback or carriage exercise.
Charges will be IS day, or 80 per month
children under 10 years, and coored servants, half
price; white servants according to sccOmmoda
tions.
No effort expense will be spared en- the part OF
the Proprtetors, to manage this establishment In
visitors In every respect.
White Sulphur Springs, W Va, April 10th. 1858
~ For a full account of the MEDICINAL ETFI-
cACY YkNDAPPLICABILITY ofthese waters 20 psrticu-
lar diseases the reader s referred the worn
OF DR.. MOORMAN, on the Il Mineral W aters of the
United States and Canada" 20 be found at Messrs
KELLY PIEIS. Baltimore and other Book.
stores. A PAMPHLET on the WHITE SUI
PHCR SPRINGS, containing much valuable in
formation, can be obtained without charge, of
Messrs GOLDMAN a ROGERS. Baltimore.
- ROU TX TO THE SPRINGS from any Point
DoNsVILLE. sTAtNToS, to LEXINGTON. by
Bail, thence By q Fine Line Of Stage Cosc hes on
we'll graded Turnpike, 20 Miles to the Springs.
je sAo 2ms
Evening star., 1868-08-22
GEORGETOWN.
Affairs in Gergetewsn.

The CANAL.-The water in the canal still
continues low, and the mills were shut on again
ths morning. in consequence OF whicn the
merchants and mill owners are MAKING great
complaint. sscriblng the scarcity Of water IN
the canal 10 mismanagement on the part OF the
canal ofhcials. Ii is stated that so many boats
are allowed between Georgetown aud the guard
locks as TO completely Jam the canal and shut
on the now OF water. The arrivals during this
month number Ale.
RAlD ON THE FANCY.-Early this morning
Omcers Mastin and Swindle made a descent on
tne nallowed precints OF Cherry alley, aud
brought hve Of the inmates 20 the court of JUS
tlce Buc kew; the result of which visit was that
four OF the arrested party Were sent TO rusti-
cate on Stevens plantation, while the other
agreed 10 leave town for the good thereof
SHIPMENTS OF COAL DURING THE wrrK-
During the past week there Were shipped from
Cumberland l3,s75 tons coal. and from this
point northward SO{6 tons, as follows: BORDEN
Mining Company, 3,36s tons; Cumberland Cosl
Company, |, ,762 tons: Central Goal Company
1,6G9 tons; and from Rays docks, 1,307 tons.
DRovERs' REsT-Duu sales, as follows: xSl
head OF cattle, al s5as6.75 per 100 pounds gross;
LILO sheep and lambs, at s2.75as5 per head; ~
cows and calves, al e&0as75; 40 hogs, AZ sI3.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. Business this
morning was very brisk. Offerings - !, $50
bushels red wheat and I 800 bushels corn.
Sales-Wheat, i00 bushels at S2.55; lao bushels
at S2.6O. Corn, 1.30O bushels at Sl.16 per bushel
The sales at the Exchange for the week amount
to Il ZOO bushels wheat and $500 bushels corn.
RIVER FRoNT.-Cleared-Brig +. II. SWEET,
Lawrence, Portland, Maine.
Evening star., 1868-08-22
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
FOR ALL TIE PURPOSES OF Lax.

-.
Perhaps no one medicine 10 80 universally re-
9uired by everybody as cathartie, nor was ever
.nd a. a:O a. .hi:
Sut smcient purgative Pill. The obvious reason q
remedy than any other. Those who have i tried IL,
know that il cured them; those who have not
and ali know that What Il doe. It doe. nsaSs
ts inas II never falls through any fault or neglect Of
Of their aeUn ssoo
tns o r0hiGving complaint but such cures are
70 NEED mot
IN al climates; containing neither calome or any
they may Be taken With
being purely vegetable no harm can arise from ron,
Internal vseera 70 purify the blood and stimulate ate
the stomach bowels, liver and other organs of the
body, restoring their irregular sction TO health.
rangements a. are the 1rst origin of disease.
tbe ho1 & diteetSns , are given in the wrappet On
hssauSn 81 LEST IFsE I!sE
TiTl, they should be taken moderately {. stim-
uate the stomach and restore its healthy tone and
For LIVER COMPLAINT and its various symp.
ACHE SAuNbfoEa or slSK sfAR Rf
iOQSCQLIC and BILIOUS FEvERS, they should
diseased action or remove the distractions which
mia hG do.e Il scnar.fv or ipdAhRHEA but oni
For RHEUMATISM. GOUT, GRAVEL, PAL
PITATi0N OF THE HEART, PAIN IN THE
EIDE, BACK AND L0INS, they should be con.
tinuously taken, as required, to change the dis
eased action of the system. With such change
those complaints disappear
For .DR0PsY ana DROPSICAL SwELLINGS
they & should be taken in large and frequent deses
For SUPPRESSION a large dose should be
taken as it produces the desired effect by sympa-
thy.
As Dinner Phi, take one or two Pills to pro-
mote dig cstion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite.
and invigorates the system. Hence ii is often sd
vantageous where no serious deran cement exists
One who feels tolersbly we'll, often finds that
dose of these Pills makes him feel decidedly bet
ter. from their cleansing and renoy ati effect
the digestive apparatus.
DIR. J. y. AVER CO., Practical CHEMISTS.
LOWELL, MASS, o. s..
z. ID. GILMAN,
Je Is eoSmD&W Agent, Washi ngton