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is combination Qf all the ingredients Q? ne Rsttes
the same diseases as the Biters, is cases where some
pure alcoholic stimulus is required Iou oiH bear IN
mind that these remedies are entirely different from
anu others adrertised for the cure Of the diseases
named these being scientific preparations Of medicinal
extracts ,ohiIe the others are more decoctions Q rum
in some form Tie TONIC is decidedly one of the most
pleasant and asreeabls remedies ercr offered to the
public lis taste crqniste. is pleasure to take
It. ,olilc its he-gicing, erhiaraing and medicinal
QUALITIES haze caused Il to be knon az the greatesf of
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r. g. ORM en- r.
Attorney atLaw,

:" AyING located in the City of Westmin-
ster, Office on Main Street, two doors
west OF Court respectfully informs the citizens
of Carroll, and adjoining counties, that he Will
give prompt attention to all business entrusted
ia him, both before the Courts OF this State ana
the Departments of tho General Government AZ
Washington d. c. -. .t,..-,
Practices in the Courts Of Bankruptcy.
.'E'E uEu.F tREFERESCBS. i tftHtt 90 .
Rev. j. T.. Ward and John Smith, Esq,
Westminster. ..a-tE. q. -
Charles Abbott, Esq. and Dr, Thomas Fei-
Samuel Norment, Esq. and Rev. U. Ward,
Washington, ID. G.. ~.
B. F. NJ. Hurley, ESQ.,, Register in Bank
ruptcy. Frederick City, I'D. novl4-ly
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CIRCUIT & REIFS.ysDER,

ATTORNEFS-4 Attn w AND SOIL
CITORS IN CUANCERl,
...s -ar74g WEsTMINsTER, Mp. at.'
WYE have formed a copartnershlp IN the
w practice of Law in the Courts OF
Carroll and Howard Counties, and will
promptly attend to all business entrusted to
our care. Particular attention paid to Col
lections and procuring DEGREES for the sale
of Real Estate. a -.
Also, Applications fled for Back Pay and
Bounty due heirs of deceased soldiers. -
Oiice adjoining the residence of CHAs. T..
REIFSNIDER. ID .H.'-. noou-u
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COPARTNERsaIIT,.

VARS. f. BUTLER and y. - X. ERIN GER
J having this day associete4 themselves in
the practiee. of Medicine, offer. their. profess
ional, services to their friends, and the public
in general. :
j ''DR. BUrLEh having been a long time engaged
in an extensive practice in Obstetrics and Sur
gerry, feels confident hathecan give satisfac.
,sion to all who may be i'm need OF medical
assistance. - soG. =.
Dir. FRIyGER's Office at the residence of Mr..
Lewis Trumbo, East End; and DE-. Buffers at
his residenee at the West End, Westminster.
. 3 ian23-3nl
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CONSUMPTION.

"a, Thousands of cases, when the pa.
this terri bic disease, have been cured
by the tlse OF iiese remedies. Extreme
esnaciat Ion, debility, and cOngh are
cases of dyspepsia or disease OF tho
digestive organs Even In casesI OF
genuine Consumption, these remedies
strengthening and invfgorating. y
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NEW FALL AND WINTER
/, o'...,,I5 a,..i1 G q q D.aaS ,:@".4s i."".3
AT, F,aG GREATLY Reduced ePRIcEs.i

Ea hSTOUFFER Sc HOFFMAN
A RE now receiving large and varied
/ ~ assortment of -.
FALL AND .WINTER, GOODS,
comprising all the latest styles of Dress
Goods, Notions. Hosiery, Gloves, Hoop
Skirts, Balmorals, Boulevard Skirts, &C.
Our stock of Mems Ware is complete, ia
full line of Blk French Cloths, Blk Doe
skin Cassimeres, Beaver Cloths for Over;
coating, Fancy Cassimeres in greatyariety,
all of which we make 9 speciality. Also
y ''1Hdts, Caps, Boots AMI Shoes,
Buffalo Robes, at New York prices Furs,
Mufs and Capes, all styles and prices
Dom estic Goods. ~ !
A large stock and cheap. Oil Cloths,
Queensware, Hardware. Groceries, Wooden
ware; all the above goods have been bought
at the lowest market rates and will be sold
at small profits. Call before purchasing and
- an STOUFFER Il HOFFMAN,
.3..ai New Windsor. Md.
.>fWa.T . Ni-
Z. Our Tailor Shop being still under the SUI
pervision of Mr.. Albert THOMPSON, a prac-
tical Cutter, ig5aso will always take pleasure
in giving his Customers a comfortable and if
desired fashionable fit. All work warran-
ted to give satisfaction or no sa.e:
81 oct D. a6fsiss. e isaeis. a. ID. {.
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A little girl on hearing her mother
say that she fntended to go TO ball,
aud have hsrdtesS trimmed withbuglss,
inhocently inquired if the bugles would
blow While she danced. .'Oh, no. =
said the mother, 'syour father win, do
that when he discovers T. have bought
them" vAalsIl Il ajd dsd saldsfssssf {
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PHYSICIANS,
v5-xaDro -fWnl.aSs Shipley Z

OFFERS his professional services to the
4 Tie eitizensof Westminster and vicinity.
OFp1cEL adjoining Farmers and Mechan-
cs National gank, lately occupied by DR..
j. Il. Warfeld. After p. NJ. if not pro-
'iessionallyo engaged he can be found at the
residence of his father, adjoining the Cath
olic Church. no -79ie ap9-6mo
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J lr. lanl. s. COOnan.

Lately with DR.. Thos. W. Wells, Hampstead,
nFFERS bis professional services TO the res
} idepts of Westminster and vicinity. Of
: &c and residence I.ittiestown Road, a few
doors above Union Street is"i
~ dec26-6mH - -. ~. lll.lltI aE.,l-l-
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lp's Money! l,eeyyis says The lNatson, s'is rapid
Ii, grow growing to be our solitary social test
ut once the corner stone aud coping pf
that gorgeous edifce which Is kndyh Is
our ,pal best society. We do not at ail lip
I quire whether man or woman is virth-
Gus or cultivated ID order 70. admit them
to the sacred cfrclss cf our stite, bat
only if they are rich.' 's'.aa g! Il1.
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NOTICE.

,TiYs1HE undersigned hereby ,gixe notice that
n the Accounts of the firm of Herring. q
BiIlingslea, may be found with DIR. Herring
.atthe9Union National Bank of Westminster.
sqaAlbbills napaid soa the list of July next,
lispill he placed In the hands of private Col
glector for tAe purpose of fciosifg the aiiairs
..bS,,sT II w EIlfING. M. D., d
5s~ s,sys, y. III. !, ,fIi.LI&GSIlEA. Md.
ap16-tf .heo4 d1ha 5asd 9di -
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dl fnaa. e. a.1nbbfq 1ranbbeff is the tfhsgisa icsoacfete juice
ora Of tree ae' cailed il botany stploasa e'asI
Ltica. The. tree is very. beaut after
growing 10, the hqisbb of fifty Or sixty
|, feet. 81 The .jpiGe; When first IextrastssdI,
lis, milky fluid, concrete tRis, ipIce A
wooden forms, smearcd With )clay : ar are
dipped into it, and hell, ,oyfK 4 fire. ! The
process being repeated until mass i
|sobsaiied. Ihs dried jniasthq is dark
|lesed. blythe smoke, asswell as dried 8nf
Eto,a tough, elastic mass. This tormi q
rubber tisi natspo@ exteasiEelE used ihh
bthe, arts.d sAa7it lssat present siused,
large quantity of sulphur is, ineqrR9ya
ted with it, which for many purposes
greatly Improves it, The process called
vuleaaizing consists 10 bcatihgsthe cub
Eber, iuswhielr ulphnrs isigineotpotated
lin close chambers, tosa proper tea9pera
ture.otT This giaes itrthe cohsisteaeea adi
horm and inthis stataIitisFthe;ma teria
used in the manufacture of hard rubbel
7 goods, as combs, x nife- handles, buttons
etc. Rubber zislnoty yass hasbeed sup
posed, entirely. water!pr6of eThisl ahas
been proved eztensiHe1eSphfi etts
but it is SO .nearlyso that for all practi
cal purposes it nay be iso cnnsidsred.- 4
The principsf asopftesoo or the fubbdl
Used in this country aase CeH tfals anE
South America. 'opThe inadufacttifen ,
India rubber goods now constitutes !;
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ABNER ~ NEAL,
: ). MAULsBf & ROBERTS, :
aTToR NEYS.AT T. IA w AND SOLICITORS
IN cha NICER Y4ND BA NKRUPT toy

Having associated themselves IN the prac-
tice Of Law in Carroll c954t.tE, they, will at
tend promptly and careflily to ell business
entrusted to their charge. Mr.. Maulsby
will visit Westminster whenever business
requires it. OlIice directly opposite Court
Muse. ~ jan4-ly
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When an acqnaintance says AAow
q are YOU" aud rsshess BY yod without
twaitinsifor asrep Iwohldn't, # was
in your place, follow him more than !
mile to tell him I was well s 4
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READ. THE .lREooMGBaDaF1oNs.

FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court u Pehnss
100 "a N piiIiAp sAreH 1ett, 1ss,
. find I7eefand's German Bitsrss not an tptoz.
icdfing beeerdge, but good tonic IN dtsor'
'ders Of the digestiue organs, and af great benst %
cases of debility and tcant Of nervous action IN tis
system. ~ ..s|l9a Tours truly, ..99iduS
i .eIq'e ST fg 4oGEO w. WOODWARD.
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How TonMaKEssRy RpRE PssABLz.


.-Capsiderahle difficulty is spnetimes
Experienced SaperiaS I'd tg hanahng new rope on
laccoantloaTits estiffness4aa q lijss isnies-
upecially stbe, case when i is wapted for
halters and cattle ties. Every Farmer
|isaawaFsASW fldeohssaiens saasm,s stih
|,heltssaIis, te,iput On and tiesvp 4 horse
with. And new ropes f,f tying cattle.
aare iYreqheiifly dnsafie,s = for tlsc reason
that theysaieapesi ipliabls saoagIs stSS
knot securely. All this can be reno.
died, and new rope made as limBet aud
soft at onceaas after1so years xeepstant
use, BIZ simply boiling It for two hours.
in water. Then hang il In 1 WARM room.
bands sletitdrysDlrti thuam1gll Ii re-
taias . itsAslapess Rnt Dry Thss i be-
III
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C. AU TSO NJ

HoofaRFs German Remedies are eounferfi ited.
The genuine hare the signature Of C., n, jackson
the front of the outside ,orappcre of each bottle and
the name Of tie drtcle bloton "a each bottle. An others
counterfeit. ea~14 = n iS2L t't @'A n 80 P"
J5asR ,
I Thonsands Of letters have been re-
ceived, testifying to the virtue Of these
rem ehiea.
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Man was the chief consideration at
the Creation, Woman was ap "siae.
issuelw :, =
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a. ID. SCHAEEFER, !,
Attorney at Law and So '
.....- HECTOR in ChanCery,

.-1H ..'"' WESTMINSTER, MD.
Office on Main Street few doors East of
Court Street Can be consulted In the
German language. All claims against the
United States and State, for Pensions, Back
Pay and Bounties, promptly collected.
dec5 IF g..
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Weak and Delicate Children

q or Tonic. In fact, they are. Family
- Medicines. The y can be admtnist cred
With perfect safety to a child three
or n m nm of N inety, l..r; 'l~i ...-t -st}
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TIE COMPLEXION.

i Ladies' who wish a fair skin and
good com pie xioss, free from q yellow
Ish tinge AND all other disfigurements
should use these remedies Occasi0n.
ally. The Liver In perfect order, and
the blood pure, will result In spark
ling eyesand blooming g ireeks.
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Aese Rsa,edfss are The ttst 9 4 y
Blood Purifiers

erer kno,cn aud ,oiH cure all diseases rssuItig from
bad blood. ] -a' .ii.i1 10 i3'3-H6h dIiH9'
Kcrp yosr blood pure; kerp your Lirer IN order; !;
keep your digestive organs sound healthy condi
ttor by the use Of these remedies and disease sciu
erer assaiI nom "a q
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AID DkEssfSd FOR ghuRcH . anducems dsa e,'n
mablo, aud,qwe,. trust, 8 yerJ ,.Iass !,
young women sometimes enesrnyafe Sale
Of G odina costume which rnaxt, and if not
.of deyotionaip the service Sc, sale ai o'e
burlesqne.. Whom brisk .Tem,sss. .aa ..sa.,....
ture comes into pew Wit isv;herE'
yffizsedItill it stands 'on ends b i.OGUE,
Startling, manner, rafting stV6pE.
beads and bits Of tinseI, she ns.sS
Sxceedipgiy yapFett yard lpianaats ana. ,
she camert rthersstpEs q game Of croqad-
or tableau party, would be all il very
GOOD ateaste ;sbutas She comes toeoBfsss
] shatshe1is O miserable sinher, thatshc
has dope the things she ought not to
shhase done, hnd left 9undone the things
she ought to. have dalier vassoshestakes
upon. ber lips most solemn and tremen-
dous words, whose meaning rdts far
Ibeysed alfeSl i1to.a sukline Isternity---
there issa .dserepaecy which would Pc
ludicrous if it were not melancholy.
amM ~
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assnr 76i l!Gd m 40 l. basgni
Fa9 raiteqaQTo9 16f nsmrotl'O .doiA
gts9 asa asf - i:ss
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Go to Sleep Early.

u Many children, instead Of being
plump add fresh as a peach, are, with
cred and wrinkhd as last year apples,
becaase they Do not sleep leaough. Z
Some physicians tEihk etbatfhe bones
grow only durihg sleep, This Icanaot
;s;aya certainly bat I do know those ill.,
.}tfe folks who sit up latcda at night are
Usually iberFvFous, weak shiall and sickly.
The reason Why you need more Sleep
than your parents is because you'haFe
to grow and they; DO not, They can
use sss'l up the food they eat. in thinki1g,
talkitiiilig and working, while you should
81 save re Some Of yours in growing 1ou
Z tou,gshtlto sleep sleep 4 great dsal gdu do
not YOU will, il activity. consume all
", you Z eat. aud have none Or, not Enough
e &. grow grow, with; Very few smart chil-
dirsen exc |, Or even W equal other people
when they grow up. Why ist this p
because their, heads it. not their bodies,
are kept, toed busy; s91 they capn9t inG
sleep, and rSrpY istrpng ip body an! aud
mind iNov,o when your mother says
iSasie, or Mary, or, whatever your nam name
may be, it isltime to, go to ,bed, DO not
worry her hg begging 70 IS, ST VI. ! jSstk k 9
little while ll0nger,%%s brt bbt.g hurry OF sto
Your chamber, remembering that you
'iiase aTgreat dealtQf slsepingapagrow
fdnsrte DE- tamakeyeaiss healthy 1hap1
opNeasclulapan. or woman. oildsq sd
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-, SeUP; -GRowINs, ON +TREEs, Soup
berries are to be found IN immense
quantitiesoih Alaska laphey gfowsona .
bush about the same in, appearances as
whortleberries, When ripe they are =
red: of a juScy aud quinihe taste -
generally biennial 81, One, quart taken
and placed in q tub the size of a bushel
viii, when stirred, completely fill said
tub With froth, and the mora it j. stir; n
red with the naked band and, arm, the -
sitter it becomes, until you can cut t. s.s
s#ithna knife 1t is eaten with horn snd sir %.
wooden Spoons, all the family isittip;H
round the tub. It is undoubtedly a.sarroIl
acquired taste, but thesscomtnodity lssm
much sought after. The froth is 81
beautiful pink color. Green beg,
will make nearly the same amo.G NJ s :.
.froth but it is of o white color .ain,ng 49,, -
not so highly favored FoE near 1s 0resdossgs, ss'
1T with-poresor sherry w16h the the Western Nd.
sugar. in yhish yhish ease it is Joseph orsn-
luxury Large quantities are Others. Ihs
being placed in u tab withEtheiE4 ,SSa -, s
forming aIaaka wAichjs placed E5l
er-tables, with light fires under =
sun overhead 81 When dried 4Fnage HOUSE
keep in a, dry place fors a nuags, and goo
years. The dried berries are sitfE i :, !
and and look dirty A piece two WoodIsndd ,o;l1S 4
square, beaten Id aAwaterpail, swiehdow con
it full of froth Of q, dark pink sel !.
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a., FROM HON, JAMES THOMPSON,
:, Judge of the Supreme Court Of Peirnsylvania.
PHILADELpHIA, APRIL 18th, 1866.
c0nsider1 Ho0fland,s German Bit.
tersn a rdiu0bte ,st edicissc An case OF att
tacks OF Indi gestion or Dyspepsia.
can certify this from my experienced
4 of 1t. saf Yours, with rcspect,l 4
... .i~r ..sjTss JAMES, ,TEfOHIPS0N.
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Z s. bssisTs sad ss;lS-a1 - o41G3 +
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81 Is siGs 4 5a@ia s,:,8 Igof 73Tof1
"a tsuY s8ag 3aIH rfsamea
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GelfAniered; Iims-
A Beautiful PictuEhe lnpfovemenas
The man lwho standss up


The. .maa 'xho staadss up9 -
soil, who feels that by the sz :
land in which he lives-by 80 . -sssss. f;ssh.
civilizedT natious--he the Nv cellars sxlsna-
Iexclusiye, owner, Of she land kildi9g; q sfsFse
iby the constitution of natuiHA AfN
wholesome iinh dencesc seasa s eetn ~ hssi ci
from an5,pther,soprcs vIs barge hoE hos.s.
filings being equal more storing corr sna .,,S .S
another efefaractef6f eeass li of 'e ysser 4 ihs
lond sofiipafsimate yogid. IN. Said farm e veil
aud wonderful sphere wcoai.sssg = q ssod Is ,.
! by Che Hama ofsGod, and e,ssson - from fruit
power,2is sr6ilingEthroqghlfcr fcribsd property v
part is hisN1.h'jjss = .h'js from mthassSv ths I.aNn
eration before nIovedTits sonnNs sssdiAg threEgh
AUD he feels himself connccted bY - u 4: Y
with those who follow, aud to whom no ~.
is s4Ss stranslaita hothe9d gfie dose 1ftS ee]:
,sPerhaps his ytarpl has come sdo1yn ite =
him from his iathers. They have gone -.
to'9iiefr last shome;y 6at The eaas tSxlee' Is,
thein faelstspsaeEer the) scenes etlshlS
daily labors. The roof which shelters
hfm was Feared BY those to tsiloh'e nc
ewesa,isssbeiag buSome sinteEesting desf
nestle tradition is connected with every.
enclosure. p TIE favorrite fir Hbit was pEint
et.b5OAis fath6r's hand cd HespertedlR
beyhood beside the brock which ssil
winds through the meadow. There hes
theipath to ti1eyiliage of' earlier days
lie still hears from the window the
voice Of the Sabbath bcll which called
his fstlieToto beheg 'housel of God ;aahd
psarEIat,s hand is.ths spot ,wbers his pa
rents laid down to rest, and where,
wtfeti his tfnie' lias eohes.Ae shall Ebo
laid sbyybis ehildrsnqo These arc the
feelings of the owner Of the soil Words
cannot paint them they hoW out OF tho
deepest fouatains ofIthe heart; they are
the life spring. of a fresh, healthy and
generous national character.
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aug s-4rn. F'7,'o i''H .',is' ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-05
A horrible Casa

In case Of alleg d child murder recently
trled an The Atlantic county IN. j. courts rev.
elaflons are made of n state of civilization exist
ing In The neighbOrhood Of the crime { Egg N ar
Dor ownship) ut which the blood runs cold
Ihe following ls the testimony OF the CHEF wit :
ness an this atroclous case.
Mr.. Steelman came after me; I heard him
tell my husband that he wanted me n
went mp into he chamber and saw a baby
lying on the bed; the b-by wa alive when
} went in; David 81 elman was there ana
Mary and Mary's mother: Mary said. scome
up, the young one ~ here; David asked Mary
what she was footing about; she said. david.
You come ana do it, aud he said. Il shant:'
she said, 'you promised me you would do
H. and he said again. Il shant do IT aud sh.,
Went at II herself-kilbug the baby; 4 asked
hef what she was at and she said she was Nv
ing TO Kill her young one: 1 saw her choke IL
she put one hand 1.-THE right on i,s throat; Il
asked her again wdat she was doug, aud sb..
said she was killing her young one; asked her
how she was doing IL aud she showed me:
David said he didn't care a d-n about this
Young one, because IL wasn't his: he said iha
child belonged to Elias Smith, ana he wasn't
gong TO take c9re Of IL; 4 think her nother
asked her II she thoughI the child was dead
DAVID had then tsken AZ OF 10 bury NJ whev
this question was asked; Mary Str Iman's
mother was present most all the time: A wss
present little bit before and a little bit AFTER
when she cboked the child she Wa "a ling ON
ner knees in the bed; the chdd was on the out
set upon the bed, and Mary took hold OF the
child and doubled IL up and put il IN IL. don Z
know whether anything else wss in d or not.
David took il and flung a cloth over NJ and h,s
went down stairs with AZ ana that's all 4 can
tell you; L heard the child cry; 1 didnT see =
moroni was scared; was a close 20 the bed a.
i am TO you; / heard IL once after went up
stars; she Sid TO her mother she never SAW
anything so long dying IS this baby was. aud
she sald IL beat anything; YVES mp there per-
haps three-quarlers Of an hour; il was between
and O'Clock IN the morning.
The Bridgeton Patriot says the Jury returned
a verdict OF not guilty after being out three
hours, but upon what grounds n is not stated.