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A Ngw I.irgaAmr ExrgRrgisg. Great
liberality on the part Of the publishers
$lWl, OO6 ~ be awarded 10 the subscribers =
Novel plan a. induce a large cirealat ipn
We have been favored With atYanee
sheets Of a new monthly magazine, issued
on ~ entirely new plan, By Mcssrs. Evans
4 Co, publishers.
From orr knowledge Of the parties en-.
gagged 10 this enterprise, we feel Justified ID
asserting that their undertaking viii be
success, and IN oil RESPECTS satisfactory 10
the public.
IN addition 70 the attractions Of frcsli
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acnt y under ihe personal supervision aud
etclHsixe egutTul Of Mr.. George q. Evans.
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Of experience, calmlniity. enterprise aud
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feeling satisfied thal The result will b. ~
immense circulation 81 their new monthly.
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mud ~ broadway, New York, copies of
their cheap edition ef Dickens 'icksick
Papers, Nicholas Nickell,y, America
Notes and Christmas STORIES.
DgHooHAur ALpaxse This ,xsyIicnt
Democratic publication Tor 1865 il $50 aat.
and 6 ~ I've had u Van Efric, l.osios &
Co., New York
Miss Tyler, sa accomplished young
lady. who is grand daughter of lhe
hate cxPresident Tyler, Is new epgsgcd
il setting type in the office Of the Moht.
gomery Aia) Ajsertiser
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Doors AND sHoEs,-7Rrcsh arrival Of
I'D Boots aud Shoes at tho old stand Of
MaN fsfsr b. .YiksssH.
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INsoLvENTs NorlcE.

IstoVLF NM , NUITUE.
Joel X. Bollinssr. nRDERED this
~, w issh day Of De.
His Credaors. ecInber 1857. that Jogi
X. BoIlIsoKR give notice 10 his creditors.
endorsera and sureiiss that the second Non.
day Of May next IL fxed for the said joel
\. BolliHgcr ~ appraf in NE uiroait court
teF Carroll county, 10 answer such iafcFro.
afnries as his creditors, endofaers and snre.
ties faay propose or allege against hisa aud
that copy ~ this or.lsr BE- Published IN
some hcwsf apef printed In Carroll county
once week fov three successive months
prior 70 the said 2nd Monday Of May neat,
a. such notice.
Test JNo. y. BOYLE, clerk.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
TUST received, another very hHe lot Of
fHPOR TED DRESS GO0DS,
which are Lower than they have

been for Five Years.
I.apin's Rep. Poplins, all Wool. bean,i
ful ayles, aud very low. Also, a splendid
assortment of Figured poplius, the very
latest style; I'hibct Cloth ia al col0rs, plaiu
and fancy Delsiacs; bismarck PopIins Cor
walking dresses.
A large Int of BLACK ALPAcAS,
Calieoes, Aaslins aud fiasncls lawrr than
they were before the war. Also. a very
good lot HOSIERY, GLOVES aud Dress
Trimmings.
receive Goods every week. and always
have on hand the very latest STYLES The mar.
Net can afford. Ny Stock Is never allowed
j. r. BrSBY,
One door East of Railroad. Ia The
jaiG /. First National Bank Building
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-01-16

VToME7made Morocco boots, forladies
III higheut only ss,0e, et y.
noy2l Thso. Der's
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pTAn Oyster Supper and Dance
win be given at the Hotel Of II ii La
motto, in Hampstead, Carroll county,
on Wednesday evening, January Goth.
Those who attend viii have good time.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR TIE
GRAN LACK ETs,


ASP How rHEy Lfvxp, Tovsns ava plFD son bixfs,
with Iaeidcnis and Sketches OF Life in The
Confederacy,
romprfsiag varyafircs ~ Fsreonaf Adssatafe.
drny llfs, Nprak 4 3esatsre, Hsms L9ys,
paefisnH Daring, LIFE IN fks Gasp,
field and Hospifa3 togsfAsr kifA de
Sasgs, Raladr, Asseloses AND
HsmeroHs faeidenfs ~ tA4
Hav fer Seathsrn
fadspsads#cs.
There % q certain portion 81 the war that will
never 20 into The regular histories, nor be en-
bodied IN romance o. poetry, which Is very
real part ~ H. and viii, if preserved, convoy
10 secccedsng generations better isleA II The
apirit 81 The c0ufiet than many dry reports OF
careful naftaslves ~ events, and this psrt NAV
be called the gossip, the fun. the pathos Of The
war. This iiiustfasFs The character of The lea
drrs. the hnmcf o. the soldiers, fhe devotion
of women, the bravery ~ men, The pluck Of
our heress, The romance and hardships of the
services
The Valiant and Dgsve Hearted. tks Pietag.
etque and Dranatie, tha Witty and Aarveiaus
the Tender aud Paslsetie, ssa fhs whole PIANO.
rama 81 The War are here thriIlineiy portrayed
IN g mastery manner, AZ once hfzaerieal and
romantic, rchdcring Il the most ample, sniQne
brilliant ard readable book that the war has
called forth.
Ampscm~pl a. we'll - inssrvriion mas be
found inegory page, a. grnbht4 detaii. briE
liAut vii. and aafhcntle histary, are skliifniIy
interwSgsa In this work a. literary art
send Tor Cirralars and see oar tersne, and q
fall deecsipfFhn ~ tie work. Address, at
JONES BROTHERS a CO..
tasn Philadelphia, ps.
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Irg--Thc weather has been very cold Cor
some time pastin this vicinity, and ice has
formed Of considerable thickness, whieh
was being hauled into the Ice houses Ike
first of the week. i
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Trustees Sale set
OF VALUABLE. s. II 7
REAL ESTATE
In Union Bridge.

DY virtue of n Decree of the circa;,
l Court for. Carroll county in Equity. the
undersigned, Trustee. viii aell Al nuhl;e
sale, ON the rrelnissa'in Union Bridge. car.
rgll county, on TIL Y liSDAY, The asra asv
ofAANUARY next. at ] o'clock P. NJ.
this, valuable Reni Estate and premises Of
which Ezra Stoaw, late deceased, died
seized and possessed, consisting of I.ot OF
Ground containing
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HapIneSs or MIsery.

The Victim Of yoathfai ibdlsrsellon destroys
his happisrrs. tslas bis pftatw1n fof soessf ~.
iay msni. marriage and he passals II hasiasss
and sads his life " niseFy bus b. the tlnseIy
no. 81 ths long tried aad fasihfai Scmedy
Belts specific Pills
~ NAV rrcovrr BE beaith. Make thessfe,sr nm
delay Ia asing this remedg. IA gives speedy
rsiirf sad VIII saoa elIrst cure 10 I'll eases 81
RsssiHai Wratpsss, Ewisslons, Physical and
Sertvss Debility and derangemeats 81 Sba ari.
nsfy srTass. Positive benefit l. derived by
BsisR single ses. Il l. eatirsly vegetables
and hsfmies. ssa no ssssgs ~ dist l. sse~ssa.
~ abiisl usiar thsm.
frloe One ileilsF per boz 9Th fan diree.
uons
Sold BY DrugEssst eearrsllv. n places
shore hry ssaaSt ~ eFusased uiH send
then BY snail postpaid sad s~cafa fssns oistf-
vstioa on receipt ~ the saoaey. AaArees
J. hhfAN, Y. d.. SIS fsseaasay, n. v.
Private snd eoahdsntisl eireaizrs viiI be seai
to gunilenrn free II charge.
A. y, hesss. AgeAt, westasias,es, Nj.
arti0.lF
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TIME subscriber thanking bis old patrons
for the hberal eacearagsment besfowed
upon him heretofore. would respectfully
state that be Is still actively engaged in his
old business and keeps on lend afuil supply
40 ucaso...t FeNH
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stefan sfo broadway, N. ri,
Gives SPECIAL TREATMENT In all cases Of
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eases IN male or female. Advice Froa and cor
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10 HENTLExGx-l viii send my private aud
.eonfdential circulars free of charge. and for 10
cents valuable treatise on Seminal Weakness,
by Dv. Ron. T. Bell. 100 pages.
Toisantrs.--I will send my pfivats Circular
and for 10 cents a valuable treatise by Dr.. JoHs
HAMvKt, containing important ipfurmation ON
all snbiects ofintcrest 10 the sea. uetf6 iy
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COAL AND LUMBER YARD.

- 1T-I o. IA uEIkN NM
weatminster, Nd, Jaaa.at
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-01-16

ELsorros OF DmscfoRs.-At an election
held by the stockholders Of the Union National
Bank Of Westminster on Tuesdayilasi, the FOL
lowing Directors were elected for The ensuing
year;
John X. LnnRwelI, John Roberts. . Henry
Hoppe, Daniel j. Gcilnan, David Room. Law.
renee zepp, william Reese, Jacob Pow der.
David Geimah aud AhrHham Shafer.
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PUBLIC SALE or VALUABLE
TAVERN STAND
And Farm Attached.


TIME snbseril,tT will offer at Public Sale
an the promises. situated mile from
FrizeIlsbarg and - miles fron Westminster,
ON the Plank Road, leading from, Wcstnhn
ster 10 TaneytowB, On
Tuesday, uie 28th Of Ja4pagy, 1868,
the valuable TAVERN "a
STAND noe kept by my son, E3IfTNA
Adam Grass. This "a we'll. ~ sSt8
kaorB house, and an excel.
lent business is now carried on. attached
10 The Tavern are
a. l-2 ACR ES
Of LIMESTONE LAND, in fine condition
none better in that section. There Is a
Splendid ORCHARD Of Apples, Pears
and Peaches on The place Pump AZ the
House, and 20 yards OF Is Spring Of nev.
er-fhiling water with Dairy. Good Siabling
for ~ horses. Also, all the necessary out
buildings, in good condition. This is a
Stand worthy the attention Of persons de.
sirons Of engaging in The business Of keeping
Public House.
Terms Jnnde 10 suit tie purchaser.
For particulars apply to nae in Wesimin.
Aier Or to my son upon the premises.
Sale 10 commences al 10 o'clock.
JOHN GRASS.
WV. BRowS, Aaetionesr. jang.st
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One quarter OF an Acre,
more Or less, improved bys +.
Frame House ASra>
AND
s II o n y n 90 "

aljoiaing, Stable, Cen House and Hog
House. Situated NJ the present terminus of
the Western Maryland Railroad. 10 a feur..
ishing and improving village, this property
offers great Inducements to persons desirous
OF engaging ia busincss,a 81 a3s.
Terms 81 Sale, as prescribed by tho De-
cree; iDHe third af the purchase money
cash on the lay Of sale, OF on The fati6ca.
ton thereof by tho Court, the residue 10 be-
paid In two caanl payHients-- N six
months and the other in one year from the
day Of sale, 70 be secured BY the purchn.
SIS notes. with sesnrisy 70 be approved BY
JAMESI. wAMpLER,
a9 Htts Trustee.
SUM & MckklLlr. .Solicitora. das ts
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LII m B E r

OF evcry kind. Also, the various Kinds OF
coal, always on hand. inst received
10000 No. CYPRESS SHINGLES,
1000 No.
for sale a. reduced prices &
distance west OF the RaiIrs-=H.4a., Westminster.
Md. ie IT. w. DELL,
jana-tf
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Special gpttets.
The Great Blood Purifier.

In thespring every ono feels the need ofan
infallible remedy for the impurities OF the
Blood, Dyspepsia, Acidlty ofthe Stomach,
and kindred ailments. Such medicine Is
MIsHLER's HERB BITTERs, which has
proven blessing to humanity and enjoys a
reputation extending throughout the coun-
Try. By Its Judicious and timely use. at such
time and places where It might be OF use, it
VIII surely avert the approach of the most
insidious disease. Danger and sickness will
only ensue when the human system Is out OF
order. Either the blood, the stomach, the
yer or the kidneys may be deranged, ard
disease in the guise OF some dangerous fever
or rackIng. cruel pains, or wearing, debilitn-
ting sickness, will speedily bring the victim
to the couch OF Illness, unless a preventive
sure in its operations, and certain in It's Ell
fects, is promptly taken, and, we repeat
such n medicine is MIsHLERS HERB BIZ
TIERS. Sold by all Druggists and dealers &
B. Hartman & Co., Proprtetors, Lancaster
Pa 10
For sale by LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling w. Va.
myl6-zw
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TRY ONE hottie OF
III Rmm HALLS
Gas VEGETABLE SICILLAN
an HAIR
-RZ1YE'WER
GRAY HAIR 80

-H.- CHA n I1AlS 80
Restored 10 Its Original Youthful
COIOrby its use. %
1t Will make Rdir OTotD upon bald heads,
except in very aged persons, as it furnishes
the nutritIve principle by which the hair IS
nOurIshed and supported.
twill prevent The hair from falling out,
and does not stain the skin.
No better evidence of its superiority need
be adduced than the fact that so many imi-
tatIons oft are offered TO the public.
TITS A SPLENDID HAIR DRESSING
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
r. p. HALL & CO., Nashua, n. II. Propd.
etors. For sale by all Druggists.
apr50-lmeoddSw
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A Tract of Land for Sale

0ITUATED IN wETzELL COUNTY
~ West Virginia, within flVe or SIT :miIes
OF the =. d =. 3. r. and said TO contain IN
acres: FMS Land is heavily timbered, pEfn-
SSSsslrItRlnly good chance for safe investment.
TnH property Will be sold for good deal les
IMAM us value, in order to Close the affairs or
traitor, Carlisle, Pa, or
my2O Real Estate Ag't, WGeeIInS t1 W. Va
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Excelsior.

nIHIS WORD Is APPLIED RIGHT an
LAST WILLIAAE willy 4 Co. rna,H,L
facture the ENCELSIoR SMUT MACHINE
and Grain separator on Wheeling IslaniJ
WeStNR. This mAchtne Is better arTanpe1i
ter than $40 of the machines In use. > War
ranted.. Please examine price, &C. No i
shoe, $50 with shoe No. 9eIeans 50 10 90 bps
perhour $50 without shoe, S9ooN shoesNo.
cleans 100 10 rs bus per hour $50 without
shoe, $50 with shoe, Address Bridgeport,
Ohios aprS-Sm
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CHARLES SEIRKR

ElANCY DYER, scouRER Ann Or
u PA RER, south street, near the B. 4 q
OF Shawls, Dresses, Ribbons. and oTeTS ~ ~
Scrlption OF silk and WOODEN Goods esacrS-
ed at short notice, and on reasonable terms
Also, prepared to do dyeing In any color 1or
Wooden factories, &c. --fs niRr9fsly
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mApPY MARRIAGES.

Essays FOR YoUNG Men, on the Errors,
Abuses and Diseases, which create impedl-
nents to Marriage, with the humane view
of treatment and cure, and in sealed letter
envelopes free OF charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, BOX p, Philadelphia,
Pm. myl9-SmdSw
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STATE CoNvENTIoN.-The Republic
can State Convention Will assemble ut
Clurksburg, Thursday the 2sth inst, at
10 O'Clock. a. NJ.
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DIED,

WEIRIoH-In Martins Very, Ohio. on
sunday, 18th inst, MIS-. LAURA WRTRICH.
SsE S a o. Dr. l. MeiEch, IN the 10Th year OF
Z Ihefuneral VIII taRe place Tuesday at i
o'clock p. M. The friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend. ct
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run FairmOnt Virgfnia,. this week
has the following complimentary men,
ton Of one OF our citizens:
1t affords MS pleasure to Announce
VIM. Gregg, Esq, OF the ctr of Wheel
ing, as a candtdate for Auditor before
the State Convention. We arc ,,srso.
nRlly acquaintedwiIh Mr.. GREGG h.Se,
known him from boyhood. His chars
acter is without a stain. And hsyin,
marched with SHERMAN 10 the sas );
his record as a soldier is a bright one
No better, truer, or more competent
man could be selected for the office.
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Col. Henry Dering, of Morgan
town, has been afflicted for number
of months with mental alteration
following a Paralytic stroke. The
afIiiction has been gradually increas-
ing, until now his friends have been
compelled to make application for his
admission to the Asylum at Weston.
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For Sale.

A DESIRABLE PIECE OF GROUND
IA OF one acre, bound on the west by Lind
street, on the south by Spruce street, In East
wheeling. Also two lots 20 feet front on
low prices. '--->- -
apr2S i. IRWIN
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Notice.

WTE HAVE THIS DAY SOLD OUR
w entire stock of Groceries, &C., 10 Messrs.
A. ]. Trader q Co., who will continue the
business at the same stand.
In retiring from the business we return
thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended to us and bespeak for the new firm
a continuance OF the same, : :
All persons indebted 10 the firm are re-
quested to call and make payment and
those having claims against the nrm win
please present than for settlement ~
n. & q. ID. WOODROw
No. Odd Fellows Hail BnfIdi1g
WHEELING, W. Va, May II, 1855.
Having purchased the above c;rnce.r,rr,
Store, We propose keeping first-clasS faTnJIS
Grocery and Produce Store. DeteFTnineS
not TO be underSold by any retail esfahiish.
ment In the city,we respectfully Soliclf ihs
patronage of the public. $40
mylS-2w A. ]. TRADER & co.
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IN reply TO u writer in the Boston
Post. that tho argument of Senator Van
Wrinkle against impeachment is re-
garded in Washington MS "the ablest OF
them all, p the New York iS'pt suggests
that This must be considered n rash
assertion, until we have the opportu-
nifty oi comparing this argument with
that OF the same Van Wrinkle in fnvor
OF Impeachment. 1t is Understood that
the argument in favor was completed
only two days before that against 1t,
and 1t il necessary to examine them
both in order TO determine which has
the best OF it. II would also be inter
esting TO contrast the style of the two
TO see il Mr.. Van Wrinkles mode Of
writing improved much during these
two days"
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TuE LFGIsLATuRE.-The Legislature
will reassemblc in this city on Tuesday
of next week, the ID ulumo.
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fur Bent.
For Rent.

- the terminus OF the brid1a AZ, NEAR
built over the Ohio River. PoSSaS!SSnSS being
immedlately. Apply to ]. r. JONSSn given
6 6Iair Sah WORKS, or address, BOY g. the
-. c my29.S;--S
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ses s. Grant as President-President of
the people, and not of a party-the
Union column will move forward to
victory and permanent peace.-Phila-
deLphfG Inquirer;
Grant and Colfaxi, A better and n
stronger ticket could not have been
nominated. twill rally around It all
ing, fusing the whole into one mighty
and moving mass of enthusiasm, be-
fore which the Copperhead factionists
and traitors will fly dismayed.-Clcue-
land Leader.
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The ticket and platform are probably
the strongest ever placed before the
port. The platform is worthy of the
nominees, and as 1t gives no uncertain
sounds or double meanings, but plain
ly states in vigorous English the prin-
eiples on which the Union party has
fought and still proposes to fight it
meets with warm Communications from
all patriotic and loyal men.-ZnnesuilLe
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WE place at the head OF our columns
this morning the Platform Of the Ma
tIonal Union Republican Party adopted
at Chicago Convention last Thurs
day, and we ask for it a careful .read-
ing. 1t needs no explanation or de-
fence. 1t explains itself and defends
itself II is clear statement OF the
leading articles of faith that animate
and control the great Republican or
ganiZation, which has carried the coun-
try successfully over formidable re-
bcllIon, and which, had its policy not
been thwarted by trencherous and
wicked Executive, would already have
restored all the rebelltous States to
their former position in the Union. 1t
is the work of the first Republican
Convention ever held in which every
State and Territory of the nation was
represented. It's principles are as broad
as the land whose representatives
framed it and en- bodied in it their hes;
Judgment and their truest pledges. Nc
Republican can rend 1t without taking
fresh courage in behalf of his princi-
pies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-25
RARYATmInNIRHT.

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