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From Rer L. F. WARD, aron, Lorrln Cattty o
MEssRs. STRONG Armstrong,
G.ademen,-lt gives me great pleasure to state that
wife has derived benefit from the Goes DYSPEPSIA
Care She has been for number years greatly troubled
with Dyspepsia accompanied with violent of con-
spaton which so Frustrated her that she all the while
FOL mOnth unable to do anything She took, your in
stance, Goes Dyspepsia Cure and has derived GREAT BEN.
EFlTf BON III, and is now comparatively we'll She regards
this medicine as great blessing. Truly yours,
Jan 18th, 1855. l.. I. WARD
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FIEE.-The house Of German named Brett
field, at La Sale Centre, was destroyed by fire
on Tuesday night, with most Of the furniture
and clothing of the family. Had the family,
who were all asleep, not been aroused in time by
a neighbsr, some of them must have persisted in
tho flames. N
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Conclusive Evidence.

New HAVEN. CT June l, 1867.
Messrs. G. q. CLARK Co.
GENTS Being anxious from the great he y.i ,,v,J ~
assist in spreading the fame OF Goes Dyspepsia re wou
state my cas Something over year ago. Mad VIOLENT
ATTACK 81 Ds'rhea which lasted eight weeks during which
tried Goes Dyspepsia Cure. The first dose hersl m6
took II three times day for week and was entirely cured
similar way this season. took one dose which mt me M
right would advise every family to keep il ON hand ready
for immediate ire, In case Of sumter or bowel complaints
c. DUNN
for the above statement being true Il ARNOLD L 90.
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SATURDAY, June q.

.Stnate-The Senate spent the day on the new
bill 10 admit Colorado Ia. came to no vote.
Hou@-Thc House was engaged nearly all day
on the river and harbor improvement bill. Its
various features were discussed, but no vote was
taken The indications were that the bill will
-a
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.

TUNHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be
Il the undersigned under the name OF L. z. Eead
ELIAS P. READ,
Ottawa, June q, lS6S-3w. J. II. HOLBERT.
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ROSADALIS
Is Recommended by the
Best Physicians Everywhere.

READ THE FOLLOWING FROM
d. f. oy D,sSEILY Of this city, formerly Professor
Of Physoloey and Pathological Anatomy in the Middle
Geoca Medical College Chief Surgeon State Of South Car
DINA during the war, NiccPresident; Georgia Medical
Association
Dr. tocr.ne Il have carefully examined your formula
for the ROSApALIs, and recommended it TO several Of my
patients The combination happy one and must prove
potent REMEDY in all diseases requiring the virtue. of
great Alternative medicine. wish You
y. OLIN DANNELLY.
Baltimore, April g, 1s6s
BALTIMORE, MD, March 1, 1868.
eeye Dr. LawreBces R5s adais 10 be the Best Alter
alive use, and therefore chesrfny recommend SUCH
THOMAS j. B0ikIS, VI. d.
BALTIMORE. February 16th, 1865.
Dr. La,cre,,c, Dear SRI take pleasure in
mendipg your Rosadalis very powerful Alternative.
Yours truly, X. W. CARR, ". D.
We know Dr. Lawrences Rosadss to 10 safe and relia-
bic Alternative &c, aud take pleasure in recommending it
10 the profession AMI the public.
A. d. MOORE, NJ D., EBARSES, ND
J.. A. SMITH NJ D.. X. W KING. VI. D.,
}. ii. WINsTEAD, NJ. D., 8. WOODWARD, VI. D.,
4. C. BARHAN, n. D., W. r. BREWER NJ. D.,
". @. DUGGAN, VI. D., W.. BULLOCK, VI. D.
wiEsoS, n. c., January Eth, 1855.
esFor Testimonials Of REMARKABLE CUsIs "RoipALs
ALMANAC for this year."iEa
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Furniture.

The subscriber vUh respectfully inform his old custom.
es Friends and the people that he has considerably enlarged
his premises and increased his stock with nearly every arti.
Gle in his line in gener demand As he has constantly on
hand an ample supply o. seasoned material his work .
give sAtsiactnn.
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BALTIMORE, February 10th, 1865.
Dr. j. J. La,cr1,c, Dear SRI take pleasure in recon-.
mendipg your Rosa1as very powerful Alternative.
Yours truly, X. W. CARR, N. p.
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Go to II. Walther's for the best Ice Cream,
Strawberries and Lemonade. -
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DieD.

1. the TONI OF beer Pa wedn ssday evening the first
inst very suddenly heart disease, Mr. George Vincent
old and highly respected citizen Of said town. s age
70 years. J..
In the town o. Grand Rapids June 25th Ms Nancy Jane
daughter Benj b. and Ellen Reynolds Aged 10 years
10 months and "a days.
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THEMARYLAND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BALTIMORE.

THIS is well established and entirely
reliable Company. 1t is the only Maryland
Company. Such has been its marked sue
cess that it declared and paid in cash as large
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iesli theUnited States. -
It's Directors are men of known integrity
and commercial ability to whom the public
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to every intelligent mind that. if we would
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and people Individually, we must build up
our own institutions by keeping capital at
hsme. The laws Of trade, self respect and
self interest combine to make this the
Company for Maryland.
DIREC TORS.
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George P. Thomas, Hugh Sisson. Hiram
Woods, George HI. Miller, Thomas Cassard,
William Devries, Charles Webb.
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without sending your money out of the
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In the Circuit Court for Carroll county,
az Equity No. l011. !,

az Equity. No. lOll. IS
John Bsntz ct all Thf e 06sss of this dss ss
Martin Self ct. al } to sellthe Real Estate,
of which Louisa Self, wife of Martin Self,
died seized, to pay the balance ola Mortgage
thereon and the debts owing by said Louisa
at the time of her death.
The bill states that said Louisa Self died
April 13, 1868, intestate, seized in fee of
thirteen acres. three roods and thirty six
perches of land. more or less, situate in said
Carroll county, subject to the payment Of
two hundred dollars, the balance due the
complainant Bentz on his Mortgage against
q certain Lydia Stevenson, from whom said
Louisa purchased said land. 1.-The bill further
states that John Bergman furnished the
coffin &C., used in the burial of, SAID Louisa,
and that he claims therefor the sum OF thir-
ty Eve dollars,-that the said Louisa did not
leave any personal estate whatever, and that
her surviving husband, Martin Self, is not
possessed of any property whatever; and
that said Louisa left said Martin Self, her
surviving husband, and that she did not
leave any heirs d relatives so faras, the COM
claimants know, aud that il she did leave
any heirs at law, their names, residences,
&c, are unknown to the complainants.
1uH DILL DTdlS lOE Sdl1 VI ooiu iStiiO iOt WV
payment of the claims of the complainants
and the claims of other creditors of said
Louisa, for general relief-for an order of
publication against the unknown heirs of
said Louisa, and for subpoena against the
several defendants.
1t is thereupon this 9th day OF August,
1868, adjudged and ordered that the com
plainants by causing copy of this order, to
be inserted in some newspaperspublished in
Carroll county, once week fer four sue
cessive weeks before the 18th day of Sep
TENDER, 1868, give notice to the unknown
heirs at law of the said Louisa Self, of the
object and substance of this bill, and warn
them to appear in this Court in person or
by Solicitor, On or before the 10Th day of
December, 1868, to answer the premises
and show cause, if any they lave, why de-
cree out not to pass as prayed. s. 80
JOHN B. BOYLE, Clerk.
True 'copy-Test:
aug 1916 . JoIIN b. BOYLE, Clerk.
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81 U TO- aaa
Works
Westminster Md.

WM. H. n A r d ANs& Ee0,s
TAKE this method to acknowledgep their
kind regards to Q generous public for the
yery liberal support they have received, u
has far exceeded their expectations. They
now assure the public generally, that. with
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and Machine Shops in the whole country,
they are ready to furnish every article IN their
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THRESHERS. m
HORSE POWERS,
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By prompt attention to business, ana .
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In another column will be found the
advertisement Of the Western Maryland
College, Rev. J. 7. Ward, Principal,
who comes very highly recommended
as an instructor of youth. We think
it is the duty Of our citizens to patrons
age our Institutions of learning. rather
than those abroad, and by this means
build up and encourage enterprise at
home an;.aes .ab gdl ~
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We have received from the publisher,
William McCarrell, Esq, the July No.
Of the Soutlsern Journal Of Music, pub
lished at Louisville, KY, at the low price
of 81 per annum. The music in each
number Is worth the price Of subserip-
ton, besides which it contains a great
variety Of choice reading matter. - t1u1
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STOLEN

T,ROM Jacob IL Lamotte, near Hetrick,
II York county, Pa, on the 4th Of August
one dark Iron gray Horse MULE, 8 years
old, about Is hands high, stout-set and very
up-headed. $50 for the Mule and $50 more
on the conviction of the thief. g
For any further information address John
II. ,Lamotte, Manchester, Md aai Ia Igls.
aug 1876 III sa37Gqa3 sai
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49, McCORMICK'S
"a MOWER AND REAPER,

WIN. Fl. HARTMAN l. Co.. Sole Agents for,
the State Of Maryland. This Reaper and
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Messrs. Mccormick & Bro. say to all who
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s'Take their machine and try it to your sat
isfaction through the Harvest with any other
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Can,paiiya Weekly Enpress for so cents

Commencing July LIST and continuing to Jan
nary LET. 1868. We are advised by our friends
throughout the country that determined efforts
are making land with some successl to push
into circulation Radical journals, in the inter-
est of the present Rump Congress, and beiiev-
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of the Weekly Express during the coming year,
would be more effectual in, influencing and
confirming voters (by opening the eyes of the
people to the issues of the present crises} than
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Reliable Bone Fertilizers.

DAUGH'S CELEBRATED CONNER
ID CTAL BONE MANURES, Baltimore
Agency 81 and los Smiths Wharf.
PRICES IN BALTIMORE:
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate
$50 per ton of 1000 pounds.
Baugh's Chicag, Bone Fertilizer, $48.
Baugh's Chicago Blood Manure, $4S.
Maryland Powder of Bone, S4S.
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These articles are offered to the agricul
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Send for sample and circulars.
..a#nI - GEORGE DUGDALE,
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81 81 ,.d Baltimore, Nd.
For sale by Gehr & Orendorf, Westmins-
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IRVING COLLEGE.

IRVING COLLEGE will commence its
next Annual Session on the LIST OF SEP
TExBER NEXT. All persons intending 70
patronage this Institution will address the
Subscriber At Manchester, CARROLL eonnty'
Maryland. la..,,..., .....,,.,.,s,,s : ~ &
aug 13--3t baa isas .ssiaa>f .ss!f
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NOTICE.-A. n. wARNER has just received
In in addition to his fine weIltselected stock
OF Dry Goods, &e., full stock of Queenswarc.s
Cali and examine before purchasing elsewhere,
3 on. july %.
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DIR. AcALDwELL,s
Celebrated Herb Rifferys.

correct and keep pure the gastric juices of the
Stomach, expel acids and all impurities, give
tone and strength to that organ and thus pre-
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Md. Agricultural College.
FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 18th

IHARGES Reduced since Circular was
u Printed. Terms per Session of Ten
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