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Roam NOTIoE.

MT0TIcE Is hereby given by the under.
aiRued, thai hpe, 'inaiion VII Is made
II Che County Commissioners l6f Carroll
county, q their next meeting after Dirty
days from he date hereof, to opuh public
road IN said county, commencing 1t q point
on tlie county road leading from lbe Plank
road to Edward Degilbiss Mill, and near to
the Dam Of said Mill, and on Or near the
division line between Daniel RineckeF and
the said Edward Devilbiss, thence between
the said Edward Dcvilhiss and John Hes.
son. thence on or near tho bed Of the Old
mill road mill Il intcrsccEs the land Of John
Myers, thence Oh or near the division limo
between David koontz ard David Nentz,
thence on or blfwGen said Wcntz and Sam.
uel young, thence on os near fhc bed Of the
pia mill road through The land 81 sanausl
Lawyer until II intpfsecta the land Of John
Miller, thence through said Miller's land to
The land o} David Nantz. thence ilsFanRl.
said WANTS. land q the land % Mary but.
roe, thence through said DuifocS iand to
the land 81 Nm. niall tIseuee Oh o. i,car
the division line between said Wm l}isb
and Nary Datroe. Peter nankefl and Ahfa.
ham Geiman, until It insects the land Of j.
Horny Hoppe, thence through and between
The lands Of the said Hoppe and David Gel
man TO the l.ilsIcsiown Turnpike At q point
between J. Henry Hoppe and Frederick
FRANCIS II. 0RESD0RFF,
july 10, ~6t and others,
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TNTHE DISTRICT COURT or THE
i UNITED STAT IS, FOR THE LIS.
TRTcr or MARYfsAND--fN BANK.
RUPTCY, ~INTHE MATTER OF JAMES
SYKES. BANKRUPT. ~
This Is 70 give nolipe that netition has
been presented & The Court this Ifth day
Of July, 1868, BY Jalnos Sykes, OF the
county Of Carroll, State of Maryland, aud
district aforesaid, q bankrupt, praying that
be may be decreed 10 have full discharge
from al his debts. proynble under The Bank.
rupt ACT, md upon reading said petition: Il
Is ordered 81 the Court that hearing be
had apon the Same on the 9th siay Of Aufusi,
1903, bcfore Tie Court, In The city of BaitI.
more, 10 snid district, a. 10 o. clock A. NJ,
and thai notice thereof be Published IN the
Westminster Dcmocrutic .Adrosdfe and The
baltimore Gaseffs, newspapers printed
In said district, once q week Cor three weeks
before thai day, and that al creditors who
have proved thoir dabis, and other persons
IN interest. may appear IL said time and
place, and show cause, " any they have, why
the player Of said petition should mol u
granfnd. JAMES NJ. CHEW.
Clerk Of District Court Of said District.
july ie-st
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Items Of News.

During the past few weeks singulal
disease, which bafiies the skill Of tbs
best veterinary surgeons, has been rag
( ing among the horses IL the town ol
4 Rye, In Wcstchestcr county, N. -
The disease attaeks the harscs 10 tho
throat, and is accompanied By the synip.
toms similar 10 those Of diptheria Ia
the human family. Mr.. James Morri.
son, Of Rye, has lost I've horses, each
valued at $500. and other persons have
suffered from the same cause. A con.
sultaiion has been held BY several emf.
nent veterinary surgeons, but none Of
them have been able TO explain the
cause Of the disease.
A fye year old boy, while carrying
I dinner TO his father at work IN the field
not far from the house, near North Hi +.
glish, Iowa, was oyeriakcn By q Lynx,
which made rcpast Of him, leaving
nothing but his head aud one arm.
The truly loyal Arkansas Legislature
has enacted that no man shall keep q
stallion who eaut OF doesn't take al The
oaths necessary 10 be voter. This
looks like establishing monopoly FIR
Grant and his horse friends.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton says :
a.'Wby not follow good man with The
Democratic party, rather than with Re-
publlcaas help 70 place dragken
soldier 10 the White House n Why
motif ~
A land suit lately instituted In tho
District Court Of Harrison county. Tex.
Us, BY the heirs Of Albert Sidney John.
ston, for thirty leagues Of valuable land
IN that county, has resulted IN verdict
In their favor
IL is said Ilecnan has authorized his
hacker 70 make match for him with
McCoole FOR $40. 900, the fight to come
of in Canada within thrc months.
The California Indians are dying oil
from rum aud disease, aud IN twsniy
years there viii be none left. The 20.
tai plumber At present Is 1000
A child Of eleven years Of age poi.
soncd her mother, 10 Nashville, the oh.
er day for refusing to give her desscri
after a nner.
Agcntlrrnan in Yonkcrs. N. ", per.
petaaies the memory Of his ,iceeasesl
wife, by bdilding a 100000 memorial
church.
"a suite Of rooms ID Saratoga re,its
for $500 per week they have Decd Ia.
hen FOR Tho season.
4 ydung gentleman Of s aud ven.
cradle hdy Of IS were recently United
IN marriage ia ! tuwu IN Tie ficinity Of
Boston.
DR., Jolu Gilpiu. oue of Tie Wealth..
esq ciiizciis Of Cecil county. Nd, died
Iiear EIkton, on Thursday
Z The strike among the niinrgs ii Isotts.
vile, Pa, = assuming q tbscaicuInr az.
fect, and tits feared there mas be blood.
shed.
There were several fatal cases or sun
stroke IL Buffalo, N y on Saturday and
Sunday.
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Stone Castle in Rockbridge
County, Va.

VUuiitt, tA.,
FOR SALE At AUCTION.
DY direction of she last VII III William
I'D MoiEctss deceased, ] shsll, a lis Exc.
cairix, sell At Auction on The premises, on
Saturday, ne istA da9 ~ Augnsi nexi.
sla, salsable estate called Stone Castle, Of
which Wnl Mos5eit. died seized, containing
sac ACRES, M POLES,
situated IN Rockbtidga oonnly, Va. on the
laaiu Valley road, y nilta Sontli Wesi 81
lyexington, Z miles Nurth " The Natural
Bslige aud niics from The JAMES River
aud Rec Cnasl, The soil il rich Mulaito,
81 Southern cxposarei Ia 4 high stale or
cultivation IN good nesqhbofhooh and
convenient 90 Churches, Scl,oels and Milla,
About ll0 Acres are heavily Timhnrrd Tina
cleared land il divided into ieids. Win
/ good fencing aud water IN each Geld, aad
aisoAf 70 Acres oi Il il rood Meadow. The
inipr9vemenia ore . large and aonino,lioas
STONE DWELLING, "a
Kitchen dad Emoke fTosse The sssrf
dwelling has Q rooms bssidcs E1kM
basenient aud garrett rooms. There 4 nIeo
q Tenant House and Barn, 100 Co feet.
With ahesls and siabiihg and All neecssays
nufhuuuingsf oil ~ good repair an excel.
len, garden and Orchard o. rood fr.sls urc
upon H.
Its seldom q sahlalDle ii g.late il IN
market The title u Hnaonbtcd.
1EHas Cash 10 hand 70 tic amount Of
. per cent on the purchase money, ana for
the residue, on credit Of one two and three
years. IN equal payments, bearing in,ercs,
from dny q sale. the Purchaser executing
Bonds therefor with good security, and z
deed made within thirty days after The sale,
retaining on rs face, lirn % secure he
aeiered payments. cash however viii be
excepted IN lieu o. Bonds and security.
Possession given on tho Ist day III Jan.
nary it6v sale 10 gross ard not by the
acre. The parcilascr can have the privilege
Of seeding.
Address ]. d. Davidson, ESQ, Lexington
Mas Or the Subscriber ~ Nstural Bridge,
Va, who will shos the property.
JANE MUFFETT.
Execuirix Of VIM. Molitat decd.
july 2--ts
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Nd, will publish above III day ar taie
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Agricultural " 0rks

WM: u HARTMAN & CO.
TaEK his method % acknowledge their
Sind regards a = generous public for The
very liberal support thoy have fe1eirei Il
has far exceeded tlseis expectations They
now assure the public generally. that. with
enlarged facilities for doing III kinds II
work generally done IN The best Fouudry
hnd Machine Shops II tho whole country,
they arc ready 70 furnish cycfgaftipis IN their
line such In part, &c
TIiKESlIEHS.
HORSE POWERS,
SPRING TOOTH WfIEEfsf HORSE
RAKlS, pL0UGIfs Or I'll kinds and
vngSely, tl9aiudlng the Ohnstead Patent
Revolving Land Side Plough eofn Shell
lcfs, and Agricultural Implements generally,
81 prices q moderate a. any other establish.
inens cAn afford 10 Furnish DE same, guAran.
tceing at al times al Machinery manuiac-
tufed " w.
Having just completed new and sery
extensive Foundry. NC are nov ready 10
supply CASTINGS Of all kinds, Of superior
quality aud hnish d short nctico.
by pf0inpt attention to business, and a
determination 70 maintain the standing and
credit " our mandatory, we hope to merit
and rceeiye continuation Of the iinblic
favor heEesoiorp 50 generously given.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-02

Fancy the Dismay
Which rould pserail ia tAoussnds Of Housrholds
Fit should be suddenly announced throughout
the United States, Canadas, the West Indies
and Spanish America, that no more HOSTEL.
TER'S BITTERS would be manufactured,
and that henc0forth the GRAND Specific FOR
DYSPEPSIA, and preventive Of all malarious dis
eases, would be LOST TO TIE WORLD! The
bilious, the feeble, the respondent; the travel.
Ter, the voysger, the miner, the sedentary stu
dent; the settler on the frontier Of civilization;
the toiler, cooped up in crowded city tene.
mepts; the eonvaiescent, needing an invigo-
rant; the shivering victim Of ague, and the
nervous of both sexes everywhere, would learn.
with grief, too deep for words, that the most
celebrated corrective. invigorant and Alternative
of the age, had been biotted cot Of existence
As PREPARATORY ASriDorE 70 epidemic dis
ease, genial stimulant. . promoter Of eonsti-
tutionai vigor, an appetizer, stonsehic. and
Q remedy for nervous debility, no medicinal
preparation has ever attAi.ed the reputation
of HOSTETTER'S BITTERS. Il Is the
HOUSEHOLD TONIC of the AMERICAN
PEOPLE has been so for twenty years, and
in sll human probability will be 20 for eentu-
ries to come. The magnates of Science recog
nize its merits; and that il 10 emphstically the
medicine Of the Masses, 10 proved By its vass
and ever increasing sales. jau. 2.
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.marrie6.

At Atchison, Kansas. on Tuesday evening
December 3lst, 1867, BY the Rev. Augustine
Weirth, Mr.. JOHN n. TAYLOR to Miss Anna
]. DJNLAvy, both of White Cloud.
Now we see through it. A few days since,
Jack called around and remained with US until
midnight, rolling for the entire edition of the
paper. We didn't know what to make of it;
but we guess he was naturally feeling good all
over, and i. broke out in that shape. Well.
may he always feel good, and may the h,ppy
pair live hundred and fifty years.
On New Years Day, 1863, at the residence
of the brides father, BY Isaiah P. winslow,
ESQ.,, Mr.. MosEs SEvIEa to Miss SARAH E.
GENTRY. all Of Brown County, Kansas.
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GLEAsoS's LITERARY CoyrASIoS.-
This truly excellent and beautiful weekly,
Cleasou's Literary Companion for this
week. and the nsw year. has been receiv.
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- open AMI fsir as any readers eye would
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Oonpauion' Is the best litsrsry publics-
tion 10 our country: what b not there
found Of wit snd humor. the best Of sto
ries. foreign and home miscsllany. dew
drops Of wisdom. and Instruction in do
mesiic affairs. is not worth reading or
Knowing. Dir. Gleason. with his long
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Concern. Of Oineiassti. Il h illastrsted
BY l7S wood snsratinSs. isdsetias ths
divsssitiss Of Humsa Chassesss. ssd ,hs
Qualities Of The B uuss Heart.
The following ssry eouprshsnsivs Rec
on mendstion for il from eminent clergy.
men OF different demo iostions. and cd
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REcoxxEsDAroN.- Bible Looking
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Christian Herald Rev. Robert Gilmer
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~ John P. Slough. Chief Justice oil
New Mexico. lately committed an assault
upon Secretary Amy. Of that Territory.
Both these men ara we'll know id Kansas.
Slough is in the habit of letting bis fs,
run away with him. We have some
recollection Of bis having once been ex-
PEELED form the OHIO Legislature. for
using bis 6sts sgaiast a member, for want
Of better argument. He afterwards
came to Kansas. where be resided for
several years; then went to Colorsdo and
New Mexico.
Since writing the above. we hear that
Slough was shot and killed BY Capt.
Ksnerson. rneu$ $sr Of the Ns~ Me.isa
Legislature, whom Slough undertook to
bully. for speeking his sentiments.
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~ The celebrated Allsehenisns and
Swiss Bell Ringers are now in this State.
We hope they will not initiate the Peake
Family. two years ego. in visiting only
the cities; but that they will give oil q
chance to hear them. and come sround
this way. To our taste. there never was
music produced equal to the bells: and
those who have never heard them. have
missed rare treat.
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TO CONsUMPrIvB.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON viii send
(free OF charge) to all who desire IL, the pre-.
scriOtion' With the directions for making and
using the simple remedy hy which be wss eur
ed Of lung affection. and that dread disssss.
Consumption. His oaly object is to benefit tho
afflicted. and be hopes every sufferer vill hy
this prescription, as it viii cost them nothing,
and may pruve blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. i6s South p st., WilIiamsburgh, NJ T.,
may l6, 67-ly. 49, y.
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New Marriage Guide.

An ESSAY FOR You've Men, on Physiological
Errors, Abuses and Disc lses, incident 70 Youth
and Early Manhood. which create impedimerts
to MARRIAGE, With sure means of relief.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge.
Address. DR.. J. sKILLiN HOUoHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphis. Pa
doc 70 G1-lv
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman whe suffered for years from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and all
the effects Of youthful indiscretion. will, for
the sake Of suffering humanity, send free, to
all Who need it, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit BY the sd-
vertiser's experience. can do SO BY addressing.
in perfect confidence,
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- Cedar Street, New York.
may l6, 67-ly.
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The q. A. =.
The Atchison Chsmpion nsy b cor
rect in its explanation Of the objects and
design Of the Grand Army OF the Rspuo'
lie; as the editor of that paper IS mem
Der. and we sre not. he hes g bsttsr
change than We to know. Bot We we'll
know wbst tendency oil such orgsn'zs
lions have 10 run into politics. Oos rea-
son for supposing it's chief shject to be
political. was this: 10 the Summer and
Fall of 1865. there was great activity
throughout the State in organizing Lodg.
es, or Posts. or whatever name they are
known By; and some indiscreet nembsrs
boosted that their Order was going to run
the machine. and see that the men were
elected to office who did the fighting.
As If to verify this declaration. the State
Convention, which met about that time.
nominatsd Q ticket OF which Eve candi-
dates ont Of eight we're members OF the
Order, and for the other three they had
no candidates. Oue OF them was totally
unknown outside Of bis own circle of ac-
qusintances and of the Order snd ano-
ther was too we'll known for his reputa-
tion-so much 90. that many scratched
bis name from the ticket, and It is hard
to divine how be ever received nomisa-
ton at the hands Of . respectable Con-
ventiou, save through some secret in6u-
ence. The same element largely pervs-
dsd the Legislature. and entered into the
Ssnatorial canvass. There was sufficient
Cause for strong suspicion. to say the least.
There is no one who has . higher sd-
miration for the soldiers Who fought the
bsttles of the Union against rebellion than
ourself, and no one who 10 moro heartily
in favor of rewsrding them with lucrative
and honorable civil Offices bot ws be.
lisve the loyal people Of the country would
do this spontaneously. without any efforts
or organizations on the part of the sold.
isrs to accomplish thst end. But what
we do object to. is the attempt. BY the aid
Of secre. organizations or otherwise. to
elect any man to Office simply because be
was soldier. regardless Of qualifications
or sound political principles.
We presume Gen. Grant will be the
Republican nominee for President. i
so. we shall support him as heartily ss
We ever did any man. But We object to
organic .tions. civil or military. for the
purpose Of crowding him upon the party,
whether be is willing or not. and when il
is a matter of dou5t whether he is in foil
sympathy with the party. The fact tha.
o man was q successful soldier, is no as.
sursnce that ha sympathizss with the Re.
publican party in issues that have arisen
since the close OF tie war. Ii there had
besn Presidential election early in 1862.
the same popular furore that is now swee-
ping over the country in favor OF Grant,
would have elected Gen. McClellan Pres
idsnt by an overwhelming majority. Two
years later revealed the pi,iable object
that would have been imposed upon the
country through blind enthusiasm. Since
so many officers and soldiers 10 the war
have since found excuse for turning their
backs upon the cause for which they
fought. it will be well enough for the Re-
publican party to know their m IN before
they elect him.
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WoMAN's WORK IN THE CIvIL War,
"A record OF their Heroism, Patriotism
and Patience This work is written by
E. P. Brockett and Mrs. Mary Vaughn,
with an Introduction BY Henry w. Bel
lows, D. D. 1t is neatly bouni volume
of 500 octave pages. and is the only book
that contains 60 many names Of women
who devoted themselves to the cause uf
their country. in various capacities. dur.
ing the Great Rebellion.
Walter McG;llivrsy is agent for Don
ipban County, Kansas.
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. Or. RANSoAA,s -
HIVE SYRUP AND T0LU.

TT is an excellent medicine, neatly put %,
l. cheap, and just the thing for the Miilisa.
No family will be without it, when snes e.
quainted with its virtues. -.
THROAT AND LUNGS.
At this season Of the year, when Coughs and
Colds are troublesome, every family shssid
have q safe and certain remedy at hasd. Dr..
RANSOM'S HIVE SYRUP AND TOLU
is the very thing. lis not only pleasant fer
children to take. but is q certain cure for
GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH, BRONCHI.
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of the THROAT AND LUNGS.
Bold BY all Druggists. rTiss IS cts. psr Jsttb.
D. RANSOM / CO.,
Propr's, l2l Main st., BuiaIs, n. r..
MEYER, BROS. / Co, =
Wholesale Ag'ts, st. Louis, Mo.
dec. S, 67-6m. II