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isrEcIAL NOTICES.
An UNDIsPUTED REMEDY.

1t needs no argument to prove that Constipa-
ton of the Bowels is one If the most dangerous
is more common and fatal and everyone afflict-
ed with it ought to have immedia te recourse TO
a safe and speedy remedy like MISHLEn'S
HERB BITTkRS for sneh it is as IL proved by
testimonials without number, and is admitted
by all medical men who know anything about
its nature, purpose and operations. It's effects
are wonderful In cases Of mental and physical
depression, arising from indigestion, costive-
ness, or bilious secretions. 1t will positively
cure the worst form of chronic constipation,
and splcndidly fortify the patient against future
attacks. Sold by all druggists and stqrekeep-
ers. dec l0--2t
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FOR SALE.

A FARM of about so ACRES, 6 acres
~ in Wood, chiefly white oak There is
IL acres of superior meadow land, through
which a branch of Pipe Greek. runs; the
balance is laid off into fields, well watercd.
The most of this property has been lately
lined and is very productive. There is an
abundance of Fruit Trees of all kinds and
of the best varieties !; also vines and shrub
berry in great variety. The Dwelling is large.
conveniently arranged. finished in the best
modern style and contains Is rooms, pantry,
closets, clothes presses, &C.; also large
hall and porch full length Of house, 10 feet
wide; there is double porch, basement
and bake oven to the kitchen, with cellar
under the dwelling and porch. Besides the
Barn, which is conveniently arranged and
roomy, there is two-stOry wash house, a
dairy, smoke house, large poultry mouse,
hay barrack and corn house all lately built.
There is spring of excellent water near the
kitchen, which flows through the dairy. This
property is miles from Westminster, Carroll
county. on the Westminster and Littlestown
turnpike, miles from the latter place; con-
venient to churches, schools, mills, stores
and postoffice- :
Anyone wishing to retire to pleasant and
comfortable home in the country would DC
we'll to examine the property. The sub;
scriber, who resides on the property, has
business of importance too far from It to
remain there and will sell it for less than
the buildings are worth, or would cost al
the present time, or would exchange it for
property in the city of Westminster. tol
ISAAC WINCHESTER,
nov 20 Union Mills p. o., Nd.
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Town Property For Sale.

yUSHE undersigned. as Agent, will offer
for. sale. by Public Auction. on
Saturday, TIE 18th day Of December 1868.
at 2 o'clock, p. M, the following described
Brick ppelling House, HIS
situated on Main Street. few
doors East of the Railroad,
and opposite j. Fl. Bowers Store; Also
at the same time, one fine Building Lot ad-
joining the said property.
Any information concerning this proper
ty can be obtained by applying to the un-
dersigned.
JAMES A.. DILLAR,
nov 26.-ts Agent.
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GRANGE OF TINE.
~ ztSrERN Md. RAILROAD.
lss4 ss;zssi go - Tz:s;ss;siss;sssza

49, vts-Fe---s,s5Sr vsSs-r-,sss-s
ON and after Monday, Nov. s0th, 1868,
the passenger trains will run as follows:
EASTWARD.
Leave Union Bridge at 4.42 A. nj. and
Westminster at 5.36 A. Dr., and arrive in
Baltimore at S.21 A. M.
Leave York Road Station at 40 A. NJ.
Union Bridge at 655 A. NJ, and Westmin-
ster at 739 A. NJ. Arrive in Baltimore at
1ul5 A. NJ.
Leave York Road Station LOO ?. NJ,
Union Bridge l.2l p. ~. and Westminster
2.27 p. NJ. Arrive in Baltimore $50 p. NJ
art g. WESTWARD.
Leave Baltimore at $50 A. Nj. and 3.3t'
p. NJ. Arrive at York Read Station at
II NJ. and 7.12 P. NJ
Mali Train connects at Glen Morris Sta
ton with Stage for Hampstead and Man
chester, and at Midleburg with Stage direct
to Emmittsburg.
T. FL. IRWIN,
dec 3tf Sup't. w. M. r. r.
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ff8 ACRES OF LAND.

lying partly ON the Turnpike leading through
j ii9 lttwl,t5 estminstcr, adjoining lands Of
D.. Mttti1 Jo B. illiains and Others, This
farm has no improvements HpanIit but has sew
Eeral fine locations for building, and an excel
Elent spring. About ohe-fifth Of this land is in
TIN BER,
the balance cleared the soil iseof good quality,
well adapted to all kinds of grain and grass,
and is well fenced; has limestone beds;
Also Int containing ~ ACRES, within
four hundred yards of either of the aboye farms.
! Improved by z, q 5 geE,r.Yfn
Brick Dwelling House,
Stable, Spring House, and has large Limo
Stone Quarry upon it, and is convenient to both
of the above farms.
= Any person wishing any further information
in regard to terms and condition of land, will
call upon the subscriber residing thereon, or
to John Smith, Esq, West End, Westminster.
n EDWARD ZoLLICKOFFER.
oct. i,--tf, 1ET -FC.X YsEI 81 -
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Now Ready IN the

io SOUTHERN HOME JOURNA Al, ;
For sale by all Newsdealers.
MRs. wIxsTANLEY's GREAr SToRY, EsrrrLED,.
THE. PEASANT GIRL ! s. :
Also, the CRuIsE OF TIE Six HUNDRED,
\ BY Major, ". W. Goldsborough ~
The account he gives of the horrible suffer-
I ings and privations inflicted upon Sic Hundred
Con ederate Officers, who were sent, In 1861,
from Fort Delaware to General Fosters depart
ment in the South, for retaliatory purposes, is
almost beyond human belief; but there are stlli
many living witnesses to the facts. Everything
we have ever read of brutality TO prisoners du-
ring the war paIes before this, which causes us
an Involuntary shudder. Truly there is Wirz
who has been overlooked. iA9 nsss&
The Southern Home Journal is published. at
Baltimore, Nd by John Y. Slater, at the low
price of So per annum and should receive the
I support of all who desire to foster Southern
literature, Send for sample copy, npEs
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
BRICK DWELLING, a: 10 !

recently re-shingled, containing Sroolns, kitch-
en- and hall, with two good dry cellars, extend
ing under two-thirds of the building; large ~
= ms s WIZ Err BARN, es
l05'x Sc feet, with wagon shed, corn crib, and
"A sufficient amount of stabling for IL head of
horses and 20 of cattle, one large hog house,
carriage house, poultry house, ice house, and
an elegant dairy, with we'll OF water at the
house, and one at the barn. Said farm is well
stocked with fruit trees, consisting of Appies,.
Pears, Peaches, &C., and as much as $500 hay
ing been realized in one season from fruit. Se
Adjoining the above described property is a
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DIR. dALDWELLss Is Il J &
Celebrated Herb Bitters.

Stomach, expel acids and all imparities, give
tone and strength to that organ and thus pre-
sovereign remedy for all diseases having their
origin in an in,purity of the blood. such as
Diarhoa, Dyseatery, Cholera Morbus, and all I
affections of the stomach and bowels, Piles,
Cancer, lScrofulens and Running Sores, wasting
away of Che flesh and muscles, general debility,
loss of power and memory, are all relieYoa and
cffectually cured by this lpnriyalled t0hip and
medicine, ss.s;tf.sT ssH gar fssts
Suffer no more pain and depression, but use
CalareRs Herb Bitters. They are a certain
cure for almost every disease that flesh is heir to-
rzssxweaTx skEGHs& FREY, "a z
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A IJ,snersons indebted to the late Firm
Act Thompson 4 Bayless, are hereby
notified that the books and accounts OF said
Arm are in the hands of the undersigned
for collection and settlement. Those IN
debted are requested TO make lmmeo'a'e
payment, and thereby save costs; nDD
nov 25,-4t
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Estate of 44uen z. Le,eis, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri.
IN Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll Co. letters Of Administration
on the Personal Estate of
ALLEN T. LEWIS, tne SIS
late of Carroll County, deceased. All
persons having claims against said Estate
are haraby warned to exhibit the same with:
in six months from this date, otherwise they
may be excluded from all benefit of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested to
make immediate payment. s.
- - {. ~ : ELIZA C. LEWIS, Cd
nov 26-4t# Administrative. =
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Estate Of Noah Wosasdn.- deceased
NoTICE is hereby given that the sabscri.
IN Der has obtained from the sOrphansi
ON the PERSONAL Estate of Esw 49, k.A -a~
IA NOAH WORKMAN,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said Estate are hereby
warned to exhibit the same within six months
from this date, otherwise they may be exciud-
ed from ali benefit of said Estate. Those in
debted arc requested to make immediate pay
~ JESSE~MYERS, =
nov. 26--4w." sis Executor.
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n AIDES, ,FURS, Muffs, Collars and
Pelirines, Sleigh Bells, Buffalo Robes
and Blankets, Fur and Silk Ho9ds. fur
Cans Great inducements offered IN stock
and prrces in the above goods. =,
e" dsc John L. Reifsa'dfr.
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Notice to the Creditors Of Charles H..
Lutfgerding.

No. 1881 Equity,-In the Circuit Court for
Carroll county. Z
In the matter of the Petition of Isaac z: Pear.
son, Trustee of Charles II, .Luttgerding.
NTOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors q
~ Charles II. Luttgerding who. were such
d,;or TO the third day of September, in the
wear eighteen hundred and sixty seven. to file
their claims properly authenticated with the
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Carroll county,
in Equity, on or before the 29th day OF Janua-
ry, 1869. pAunraRTNFR
: os Ia m Auditor.
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341-4 ACRES.

called 'sStepney Causeway," beginning for
the same at a stone heretof re planted, at
the end of so perches in the End line of a
deed ofconveyancc, on the 4th day of May,
| 1898, gwen from Samuel Moale, Trustee, to
Charles Conoway, running thence bounding
reyersely on said line as ran with 2degrees
and 30 minutes allowance to correct the va
ration, north Il degrees and 80 minutes,
west so perches to the beginning of deed
Of conveyance on the 9th day of April,
1909, to Jarnes Confer, from Samuel Moale,
Trustee. thence running south SO degrees
west, Is pcrchcs to stone thepce. south
- degrees and 80 minutes west, j d perches,
south 70 degrees and 10 minutes west, III
perches, south 81 degrees aud 40 minutes
west, perches south 20 degrees aid 80 min
utes west 20 perehes to the north edge uf the
Lime Kiln Road thence running with and
bounding on he na.th edge of. said road Il
distance of perch from the oeutse Thereof,
the five following courses and distances, to
wit: south > degrees and Is minutes easI,
Is perches; south % degreesand I5minutes
east, sc perches, south 35degrees castJl Il per
ches; south 40 degrees & IS minutes east. IL
pcrches; south IS degrees and so minutes
east, II perches to stone heretofore plant
I'd as a boundary between the lands of
James W. Tyson, Jacob Ritter; MD that part
of said lard on the Tth day of April, 1851.
conveyed by GeorgesW. Manroe to Vim. H.
iIagleps thence bounding on said convey.
ance the } following courses and distances
10 wit: north 80 degrees cast, 26I perches.
north II degrees AID 80 minutes cast. 20I
perches; north 3 degrees ard Is minutes
east. u! perchcs nor;h a degrees and so
minutes east 305 pcrches, south IS degrees
and As minutes east, l4percl es /; and thence
still bounding on the above referred to con-
veyancc and with Il straight line to the first
mentioned place of beginning ,-,4-r
Also all that Tract Of Land, containing
IL l-3 kCrcS and lG Square Perches,
part of Windsor Forrest corrected, be-
ginning at stone planted at the cnd of Is
perches on the LIST line of said land and run
ing thence with and bounding on the outline
thereof, north IL perchcs to stone, north
81 degrees west 81 perclles to Il stone, South
IA degrees west u pcrehes to stone.
south SO degrees west 81 perchcs to "A stone,
south 2Tl degrees west Ii = 10 perches, then
reversing and bounding on Joseph Mckin-
stry's I'd line reversed, north S2i degrees
east 22i perches to the beginning.
The title to the ahoyc lands is believed to
be indisputahle, -
TEgMS.-0nc third cash at the sale, bal
ance with interes i'll 3 and months.
For further Information apply to VIM
Geo. Read, 81 Lexington Street. Baltimore
SOPHIA {. READ.
J. Henry HorPE, Auctioneer.
nov 26.-3t
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PUBLIC SALE,


THE subscriber will sell at Public Sale,
i on the premises, lying on the Deer
Park Road, u miles South of Finksburg;
On Tuesday, the 10Th day of December 1868,
the following described property: "
good Horses, two of them brood 81
mares. one of them with foal; lkES-,
Colt rising years old good NosA
Mich Cows, both fresh l Brood Sow, 4
Shoats, l new three horse Broad tread Wag-
on, two horse Narrow tread Wagon,
Rockaway and Harness, Stone Bed, /
Hay Carriage. Wheel Rake with pole and
yoke for two horses; Reaper and Mower.
Hubbard Patent, i'll good order; l Roller,
Wheat Fan. Circular Saw, Horse Power,
new Furrow Plow, Single & Double Shovel
Flows, Cultiyatof, ! Harrow, Log Chains,
Single and Double Trees. But Chains, Wag
on and Plow Harness, Collars. Brides,
Halters, Wagon Saddle, Lead Line and Wag-
on Whip, 2 Check Lines, Sand Screen.
Rakes, Forks, Hoes, Mattock, Post Digger /.
also Hay by the Ton, Corn by the Barrel,
and many other articles too numerous to
mention.
Terms of Sale-All sums of SIS and I'M:
der, cash above that amount credit of 3
months will be given, the purchaser or
curity, bearing interest from the day of sale.
No property to be removed until terms arc
complied with.
Sale to commence at 10 clock, A. NJ.
Also on the same day will sell my Farm,
(if not sold before said day of sale,) con
timing EO4 Acres of land, more OF
less II e buildings are nearly new, ctnd
the land well improved; large variety OF
thriving fruit trees.
Any person wishing to purchase good
little Farm and a pleasant home, will dc
well to attend said sale.
Ierms.-One-half cash, the balance III
twelve months,--or.s all cash if desired
When the whole purchase money is fully
paid. a good deed will be given.
WIN. FL. GARDNER.
nov 2G,-ts P. A. GoRsucH, Auct'r.
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T. AIDES FURS at j. L. REIFSNIDER'S
IL French Sable, Siberian Squirrel, water
Mink and Ermine, for sale at small pront.
noY5 -
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schooi Com IN sssi0ners' Notice.

THE School Commissioners for Carroll
county will meet at their Office. IN West,
ninstf,r. on MONDAY, the 18th day OF
DrcENyER, 1858, for the transaction OF
business. By order, -
'''''''s'>- -. j. NJ. NEWSON,
sdooa .at .seas. Secretary.
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MOTTO

-1v1uE Sale Notes of Jonas r. Nonemaker,
due the 18th of December, 1868, are placed
At the First National Bank. Westminster, ioI
Collection. Parties knowing themselves IN
d.bted are requested to make immediate pay
mentt voNpp.Urp AcEATTy
nov. Sat. -
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THE GREATEST
Medicine Iof the Axe.

TIME first inquiry of the Physician when he
enters the sick chamber Of his patient, i;
what is the condition OF the stomach bowels.
If the lounge is furred those Important organs
are out of order and purgative or emetic Is
at once administered. The foulness must be
expelled to give plac- to new and wholesome
food that pure blood may be manufactured
therefrom, feyerish symptoms abated and the
life of the patient saved, gs.rS ~ asa sressks
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1tALL at VIZ. H.,H GEAFFY's, opposite
Catholic Church, and examine his Fall
Stock of Hats and Caps Of the very latest styles.
Mems and Boys Hats at 50 cents, sept "A.
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100 Acres of Land,

more or less, and particularly described by
metes and bounds in the NOR gage from
John Becraft to Robert Fl. Pennington
above mentioned. The improvements con-
sist of FRAME DWELL
ING, and outbuildi gs.- >9,A
The greater part of land is i lsl ~
cleared. tIe61s asss
The TERMS OF SALE ARE,-One. half of
the purchase money in cash, and the bal
ance in two equal installments of six and
twelve months. with interest on the credit
payments from the day of sale, to be secur
ed by the noies Of the purchaser, endorsed
to the satisfaction of the undersigned.
WILLIAM CHESTNUT.
dee'3,-ts
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SALE OF VALUABLE -
REAI ESTATE
~ C-ARROLL COUNTY, Nj.

DY virtue of mortgage from Stephen
Id r.. Gore and wife, to NJ. VI. Graham,
dated March II, 1865, and recorded among
the Land Mortgage Records OF CnrFaIl coun-
ty, in I.iber g. Il. W, No, 2. Folio 28l,
&C., the undersigned Assignee thereof viii
sell at the Court House door, on
Thursday, The, 18th day Of December,
1868, at il o'clock, A. ", by public auc
tion, all those
TWO TRACTS OF LANEp,
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NOTICE.

srE,HE Office of the Board of School Com
! missioners will hereafter be open on
MONDAY and SATURDAY of each week, for
the transaction of business with the Score
tary. Treasurer, and Examiner.
'''7sfla 1851 ~ NJ. NEWSON,
Westminster, cot l,-tf Secretary.
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IAuOWTONEER

yYLILLIAM S. BROWN, Westminster,
wv Nd, offers his services to the citi-
liens Of Carroll and the adjoining counties.
july2s-t
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Examiners Notice.

nov l9-5t EXAMINE
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TINE subscriber will sell at Public Sale,
L on the premises, lying on the Deer
Park Road, l J miles South of Finksburg;
On Tuesday. the 10TH day of December 1868.
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.dec3-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-09
RitIllaoad lisnatrll.
MONDAY NOVEMBER 8, 1868.
The Pressure.

II
The pressure in the large cities continued
during the last week, with some slight In
dication Of relaxation on Saturday. There
was very much Of panic in it, yet quite
enoueh of cause for embarrassment to
tighten the screws . little independent OF
that. There is 8 scarcity of money owing
to the withdrawal from the city channels OF
considerable fund to be used in moving
the, western produce towards the Atlantic
markets. and also to the gradual curtaii-
raent Of the currency by the Government
under the law of Congress. But these
cansas are not sufficient to occasion the pre-
vailing panic. There was a large specuia-
.;or IN stocks before the election upon the
r,.s,,,nn.;on that GRANTS election would
cause them to advance. But owing to the
scarcity Of money the buyers were unable
TO hold, end n large amount Of stocks being
necessarily thrown upon the market, de-
cline has followed.
It is not surprising that United States
stocks should, to some extent, share the fate
Of other stocks, Scarcity of money has
the same effect in lowering the gole pre-
MUM.
But II is incredible that q pressure under
these causes can long continue. The panic
mart of it will soon subside, and with the
return Of confidence, even though for a
month or two currency may be scarce, there
will be quiet and steadiness. The calm in
the political world viii soothe down the
monetary excitement very considerably.