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TSTHE DIsrRicr CouRr or THE USIrEp
i STATES FOR THE DisrRIcr OF MARYfANn
IN BASERurTcy--iS the MATTER OF CHAs.
Il. WSrEas, BANKRUPT.
Ordered, this 2gd day of May, A. d.
1859, that the sale made and reported by
James ). Carey and Vim. p. Maulsby, Jr.,
Assignees Of Charles + Waters, Bankrupt,
be finally ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on
or before the 22d day Of June next; proyi,
ded copy Of this order be Published In The
Baltimore Gdzette and Westminster Adco,
cate once week for three weeks before
said day.
WILLIAM r. GILES, Judge,
True copy-Test
JAS. W. CHEW,
june 3.St Clerk District Court.
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The RADICAL WAR PLoT.-The
New York Evening Post, Republican,
agrees with the New York Times, also
Repnblican, that "war with England, ("
as 40 electiopeering, issue, to save the
republican party next fall, win not
pay The editor characterizes it now
y desperate political trick. designed
= pas On the living and important is.
sues q the day BY creating and stimu-
la''ng an artificial excitement II
uoes not think the Republican party a,
,arge, however, will follow Mr.. SINNERS
leaa' nor consent 70 wakaav relations
WIN tnglagd party question. No
party, declares, cap serve two masters.
itcannot obey the bchests Of The dam
agoguc and at the same time recoguiro
che suggestions Of the statesman Il
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HELMBOLDS
Concentrated Fluid Extract
SarSaparilla
EEaDIcargs ERUrnyE and uLcERArIyE DissAsgs
of the
THROAT, NOSE. EYES, EYELIDs, SCALP,
AND SKIN


Which so dis6gure the appearance, Purging
the evil effects Of mercury and rcmuying all
taiBts, the remnants OF Diseases hereditary or
otherwise. and is taken BY Adults and Children
with perfect Safety.
Two Tablespoonful of the Extract of SarsA.
parilla, added 10 a pint of water, is equal b.
the Lisbon Diet Drink, and one bottle Is equal
to gallon OF the Syrup Of Sarsaparila, or The
decoctons usually made.
An Interesting Letter Is published in the
Mcdico-chirurgieal Review, on the subI.ot Of
the Extract of Sarsaparilla 10 certain affections,
by Benjamin Travers, y. II. s., 4c. Speaking
OF those diseases, and diseases arising from the
excess of mercury, be states that no remedy is
equal to the Extract of Sarsaparila; it, power Is
extraordinary more so than any other drug am
acquainted with. Itis, in the stricicst sense,
tonic with this invaluable attribute. that 1t Is
applicable TO state OF the system 50 sunken.
and yet 50 irritable as renders other substances
Of the tonic class unavailable or injurious.
HELMBOLD's
Coac4asratf8 Ec,raa Sarsap,rjUa,
Established upwards Of is years. Prepared by
II. n. HELMBOLD,
aprils'2m a9l broadway, n. Y.
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NO. 1899 EQUITY.

Circuit Court for Carroll County.
David Cassell, Guardian to Chas. Il. Cassell
rs. Charles Il. Cassell.
nRDBRED this 9th daylof Jane, 1859,
" that the Audit filed in this cause be
ratified, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 18th day Of June
inst, provided a copy Of this order be in.
serted for two successive weeks in some
newspaper published in Carroll county, be.
fore the day last named.
JN0. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,--Test:
june l0-2t JSo. B, BOYLE, Clerk.
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No IOIG EOIrITy

nv. IVio GQUll L.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Thomas ellis Us. Joseph II. G,llis ct. ais.
ODERED this % day of June, 500,
" that the Audit filed in this cause be
finally ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary 10 shown-oa OF before the
10Th day of June, 1863 provided copy
Of this orderbe inserted for two, successive
weeks In some newspaper printed and pub,
listed 10 Carroll county, before the last
named day. / =
= JNo. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,--Iest;
june i0,-2t Jgo. b. Boyle, Clerk.
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Estate Of Ge2yys RUfalless deceased,
Norfdg thereby given that the Subscribers
IN have obtained from the Orphans court Of
Carroll county, letters TestaInentary on the
Personal Estate Of
GEORGE RRIPSNIDER,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. An persons
having claims against said Eetate, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same within six months
from this date, otherwise they may be excluded
from all benefit OF said Estate. Those indebted
are requested TO make immediate payment.
WIN. II. ,REIFSNiDER,
GEORGE REfFSNIDER,
8 JOSEPH DAVIS, 80
june ST Executors. /
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sIECIAL NOTICES.
WHY ARE YoIi "a NrnvnI-s

q 4 p.
WHY ARE you so NERVOUS?
Let US resolve the question. It is because
yourorgauizat ton is natural a licnte, or you
aiake u 50 By violating the laws OF nature
Lille Is a burden to tens OF tliont .inds of human
beings only on account of the indulgence Of
their appetlics and passions. As an apprupri.
ate and legitimate penalty they are suffering
from nervous irfitabiiity, Irregular sensations,
uncontrolled impressions, uniuunded uncasi-
ness, resilessnes., qualms, misgIyngs and dcs-
pondency. Their tears will How or laughter
break out unproyoked by sorrow or joy. They
are victims Of hidden diseases which produce
this iiutictDg state o! animal spirits. Is not this
your condition. What you most need IL inrig-
GRAFTON. MlSlILER'S HERB BlTTERS I. n
tonic aud gentle stimulant which will refresh
both mind and body with natural strength, aud
what II gains for you it maintains. Persons OF
nervous temperament will be able to overcome
aud keep In check their iniirmity By the daily
use of this pure and wholesome neryine and
inyigorator. June lO-2t.
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PUBLIC SALE.


rEvHE Subscribers, Executors OF the last
IL Will and Fesiasaeat of George Reifsni
der, late Of Carroll county, deceased, will
sell at Public Sale, on The premises on
which said deceased resided al the time oil
his death, on
Saturday, tie 1914 slsgsef Jaae, 1869,
commencing 1t r. o'clock, M.; situated /,
miles East Of Middlebnrg, Carroll county.
on Big Pipe Creek, near David Buiiingtoa )
Mil, III Of the Personal Property oil said
deceased, not diyised to The children OF said
deceased, consisting Of -
| HORSE, AT.cATTLE, G83,
-Four Hogs, House Furniture, con -Ikr5eA.
sisting OF Beds, Chairs, Stoves, Carpeling,
nc; Wheat, Rye, Oats, and Corn growing
in tue ground, and. Farming Implements,
such as arc usually used ona well eEdiaied
farm.
The said Subscribers will also sell at Pd.
vatc Sale, that valuable FARM, adloining
the lands Of Isaiah Ham, Joseph Davis and
the, home FARM on which said deceased re-.
sided at the time Of his death, situated II
miles East Of the Western Maryland Rail
road Said FS1If Il ,bahsifinaIly situated
and laid of 'ii i, coiiyenient licIaa, ind under
good fencing and ia Mn elegant state tf cul,
tivatibn There are also about 40 Aetes 81
the Farm lying in Frederick county. oi,
which Samuel J.. johnson now resides. III
the public road leading from naniel ~
buckley Min, 70 Jolipsville, l mile West
Of said Min. ~ 4 WI Flslfs
Terms Of The Personal Estate. On all
sums, of s. and npwafds, q credit Of six
Al L. - -. a
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Bark Wanted.

400 CORDS ROCK AND SPANISH
HUI OAK BARK, for which si.00
per Cord more will be given than the es.
tablished price in Westminster.
Black Oak Bark also wanted for which
s., Copper Cord more will be paid han the
established price in Westminster.
Tho Bark TO be delivered az tho Shed OF
the Tannery, 2 miles last Of Westminster,
on the line. Of the Western Nd. Railroad.
,sfgiif EDWARD Isg KooNTX,iu
my6-2m Agent.
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GREEN GRoCERY !!
eEonGE ~ y. COOK 1 VI

UNIFORMS the ciiizcns Of Westniinatr,
u that he has oponed 4 Greon Eipeefy
nsxt doorrto bis yesidenoe, Oh Main Street,
where may be found al al ,limesl Ffsilss
Vegetables, Fish, Eggs, Butter. lsn., IL
season. a share Of the public pattonegcis
solicited. ~ aiiy27 4sh9
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Noticc to Bridge Builders.

CEALED Proprnls, viii DO received by
- the COMFY cofnfnissioiicrs until the
tiRsr MsSDAf ~ JULx xRxr, for building
Bridge over the 1esien prong of the
Psiapscc Falls, Of Winchester 4 Ainglipg' s
Mills, oi The following dimensions, namely:
Two Abatmenis each sig and half feet
above low water mark with good and sub.
ssantial Foundations, II feet vide, s. feet
thick * bottom battered to 8 fcct al the top,
The span between the ahutlnents to be IS
feet. with wing walls running back sutli-
GENTLY 70 make an easy gradefo the Bridge.
Tho flhbcr and hmbcr "a hc good wl.ito
oak. by order 81 Bunrd,
9 - - q Z ~ .I>S. Bi.iIzAlslj. z /;
ehys ~ 4 1sa 's9 CLERK.
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DESIRABLE, REhLIESTATE
tn TfBkfG $fLE

- 7fITfY(} SHE
-. s1fisss ish S Sii : % a' sSs
.Saiarfag, he 1911 dan At Jane, 1863.
d,o s,lo IL e.,,,acns.is,,, o.,lock N
his Read Estate, situate IL Carroll county.
Mariiand' near where me Nicodenlas hoaa
iSs IsIaI otssfi jsIl,, i y, u IN XIV
ander IT, shipley and others, VIZ:
lot No. / eont,iaiao i0s At,es
'@niro ree 555gs7ie ''is'ii'+
L0f No. ? eouta;ujioo 53l Acres
~ ,,aa,r. u, kesS
Ia, NJ q ooa,,,;,,,o 1.t a..,.
'"g io'
more o. t'sS'
Lot No. 4, containing l2g AcTes,
p,ors or Lss
=,
Lpf 4Ao' D. c0AtdainJ lOt 9eres,
more or less. ~
Ia, AZ, n ,;.,;, 1o1 60
w. w. 'Dn'aHa'"y i'S |'tfes'
~ esk5 eEYsgffsof tess. ,astessfK
Lof Sh6.Ss7. tohtofaiag III ssdsres,
mora nj, L.ss
w 3"
L9t 49. S,s eQqtphiag lO4 Aeres,
- ~ , Bio,%aor lcss x 4 = =
n, n 90.
'f|' ny y e'HffH,fy l's acres,
more or tess
lot No. 10. coafainii,g 19f Acrss
uore ar L.ss
-. 49, "
Let No. IL, contomiRg - heres,
mare or less.
Ia NJ 70 .,.a:as a-t L.
'1'' w. - 'o"tu'"'"g o'2 Ae'eS'
more or Tess.
Lot No. 10. confaiRinq 1G PercLes
mare mr. tesS
eRfx ~ - n. - l,-er1's IS :,
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cents.
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clSek Ass jast bssp ,fonplptea ,isr
y, = IF Rts$ysA' iE.asts,

vet7tt@b passes Nali thef ekIstiIg
specimeps Of the c)eckmaker's art. Ssit
contains hhaIsAa thsa 10000 wheels,
aud indicstes, among many other things
tocSarsnernps 70 recita, the dayssoi the
weekth be mouth, the year, the.sigas Of
thc.zodiac the equation Of time, the
course Of the planets, the phases Of the
il'css IN TIRE q syefye sPitaT in tle
world the movable feasts for 4 hundred
years, S.hO fAfsis Sdgss l&S 0IPslhaps
the mostzpfiops sort BIZ beApesh anixm
is that which gives the additional day
IN leap ysas, aad which consequently Is
csiied glata aetiops euiy les@s ig,fouf
years; The clock Is Wound Up every
eishtdsysiliThe main dial is lweIve
feet in diameter, and the total cost ex.
cceds $4,000, a i''..si z l.s'i ~ Il
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Those who Desire Brlliancy Of Complexion
must purity and enrich the blood, which Helm.
bold's Concentrated Extract OF Sarsnparilla in.
variably does. Ask for Helmbold's. Take no
other.
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90 Acres Of Land,

more or less. The improvements consist
Of newly built tso,s:ery
FRAaE llwts eiSG Hotsg, AMA-
Barn, Corn House, Wagon ,.A
Sheds, Granaries, Sprine La
House aud other necessary outabnildings;
all of which are IN good repair, and are con.
yenicntly located on the premises; water
con. snient TO the house and barn the fields
are laid Off in convenient size and are en-.
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Farm For Sale.

VNIlE undersigned offers at Private sale
Il his Farm, situated in Union,own Dis
trict, Carroll county, Nd, containing
2lS ACRES.
The improvements are large
q story STONE HOUSE, IN -
with cellar underneath, and III -. A
kitchen attacAed Stone Bank u -
Barn, with Stabling; Diaries, and other
necessary outbuildings, all in good repair.
A large Orchard of assorted and choice
Fruit. The farm is well fenced aud laid off
into convenient fields, and is in the highest
state of cultivation. having been recently
lined. For further information address
JACOB ERB,
june l0-if. Silver Run p. o., Md.
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The Round Table .

A Saturday Reeie,r IF Politics, Literature. So
eieiy, aud Art.
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nPUM PS.

EvERYB0DY who has use FOR Punp,
IL should buy ss,sdll slsss2 "a
MorreiI's Fire Engine Deep
Wen and Forcesasusnp.
Send for a Circular. A.
POOLE 4 HUNT, ~
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CRoFrA RpfsslDEa, Attorneys
may 27,At 80
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Farm on Ne0shO. 30 miles of Americas
and 81 miles from EmporIa, containing $50
acres-all fenced with good fence except 80
acres-50 acres first quality of timber. one of
the best, If not the TeTy best orchard in
Lyon county. embracing all kinds Of fruit in
abundant bearing; two houses Cone cottage
with number of roomS-the other a tenant
housel. large barn, finished and painted, with
large wagon floor. stalls for horses and stock
fact the whole farm is in a thorough state of
| Improvement; all choice bottom land and tim.
| Der. Price S45 per acre. Half cash down, bal
ance in three annual payments. at 10 per cent.
! interest.
Farm adjoining above on west; 1G5 acres;
| f55 well fenced and under pillow; houses:
timber; all tirst-bottom prairie and timber:
county roads on two sides; on Americas and
Emporia road. Price S35 per acre.
so acres prairie / y miles n. W. of Americas.
! on Council Grove road. all good land; 30 acres
newly fenced and 40 acres broke; living stock
water; no house. Price S1260.
| 100 acres. u mile east of Allen creek: 100
| acres fenced and in cultivation; log houses;
peach orchard and some other fruit; living
stock water; well, stables, ETC.: price $500.
/ w = e 4 see s. town IS, range IL, and n w
! 4 of e 4 sec II, town Is, range IL; price So
| per acre
! E1Sne q sec ?6 town Is range Il: so acres;
J % acres broke; 50 rods post and rail fence, Sc
/ rods one year hedge: good upland prairie. east
! Of Dow creek. Sadjoining farm of John Rosean;
! price $3.50.
Farm on Allen creek. 8 miles n of Ameri-
! Gus; 122 acres 65 fenced and broke; good log
/ house with frame addition; frame gTanary.
well. small orchard; school house on the quar-
/ ter section. This farm contains half mile Of
Allen creek on west line. and is all good
land; would make Il capital stock farm; price
800
so acres one mile west of Americas, on Neo-
she bottom; all fenced with good fence; good
/ log house, stable. well; 55 acres in cultivation,
| 21S acres timber; price $1,000. Sell soon.
Farm nf115 acres two and one-half miles east
/ of Americas. Allen creek. at crossing of
! Lawrence road: IS acres under pillow; good
| frame house, good well, stable, etc; plenty of
timber to make this No. stock farm; price
$1,000.
1I3 acres prairie in sec > and 6, IS II; up
| land; 10 rods wide and one mile in length.
being fraction adjoining Indian land; price SO
per acre.
10 acres of first bottom and timber 10 acres
| timlter); w half or sec town Is range 10.
| and fraction in II or of same Rection-we<t
/ side of Neosho. River runs OF e-fnurth mile on
this tr ,ct. and has some good timber. This
would make ! frst-class farm; price $1,000.
40 acres improved land one.fourth mile from
town; all in cultivation. story and half frame
house, well. etc.; price $3.50.
50 acres prairie one mile west of town, on
Neosho bottom; first quality; price 1850.
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THE NEW sEcR.TiRY OF WAR.

The politicians " ere startled the other
dry AT the announcement tliat Dir. Bel
KNAPP, AN uHheard Of man. had been APP
pointed Secretary of War. They had
the position all fixed up for some Penn
sylvania man. but it seems they 'enu-
mera'ed the Juvenile poultry before
The period of their incuba'ion." Grants
policy of taking men from the ranks of
The people-nen who are not seeking
officc-and thereby breaking all polili-
cal states and rings, does not suit the
politicians. bat we do not see, rs yet, that
il Injuries The country any. Tile Inquire
rs TO who Belkiap l., Is thus ans -Vered in
an article we find in our exchanges:
William Worth Belknap, appointed
Secretary of War, vice Gen. Sherman.
is son OF the late Col. Belknap, who
died in The service. He is an educated
and cultivated MAJ and while Repub-
licin, his friends here represent him as
not an active politician. He was law
yer in Iowa at the breaking out of the
war, entered the service as Major of the
18th Iowa, in which rank he commanded
his regiment at Shiloh. While Grants
army lay at Young's Point he was pro-
vost marshal of the 18th army corps.
AS Colonel, he commanded the Iowa
brigade during the Atlanta campaign,
and was promoted 10 Brigadier General
for bravery i'll battle, on the 22d of July,
where Mcpherson was killed. After the
march TO the sea, he was breveted Major
General at Savannah, and assigned to
the command of division in the 18th
army corps. He continued with his d.
vision OIL the march through the Caro-
linas, and was with it in the battle OF
| Cantonville.
In 1866 he was made Collector Of In
ternal Revenue in Iowa, which position
he has held to the present time. At the
Internal Revenue Office he is regarded
as one of the best officers in the service.
Civilians in Washington know nothing
| of him, and so are surprised at the APP
pointment of a Western army officer,
and those who were with him in the field
regard the selection as very good one.
Gen. Sherman speaks in very high terms
of him.
| 1t is understood that Gen. Sherman
suggested Belknap's name to the Presi-
dent, w hen the latter requested Sherman
to write and see ii he would accept il
i appointed. Belknap replied in the af-
! firmative. The President then tele-
graphcd to him to remain and finish up
| his present business.
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GAMBLE ~.
To el.e voter. ol a4yos. Count,

ITO szfe Voters OF Avon County.
TG thu oh rye # iHvompeteHey which {. he
ing .ircui I'd Y those who oppose iI,y pIec-
tion 'or County Treasurer. desire to site:
1T. Ehst I Went through u regular course Of
siouhe-entry book kpPpin,. and received di-
pEOiR0 for Proficiency iheF-in; I'd. That kept
books Tor two years fer j. q. K j. Marshall.
Newport. Del. where business to the amount
of yera huadFrd thousand daliaFs was done
annuaiiy; Bal. Th II OH my Tsturn from, X insas
in Is -. being cut nffun;l-. closed the double
entry books hf the ST. Louis Hat Company.
Resides this have other experience. 18th, III
the rblTg Of Incompetent v arises from a want
of Integrity. have nothing TO say. but submit
the tu Intelligent Vcters.
| would state further. that am out Of pocket
about s3.090 I'm huiiding the Court House and
that would like To have the q flee to replen-
i-h honestly. rrnur$e )my dep'trd purse; but
cannot, wi / not electionePr any one f. his vote.
will promise. howeyer if elected, to attend to
the business Of the Office personally. and al the
expiration of the term TO furnish t0 the County
Bnard. or for publication, ~balfnee sheet p
which will show the financial condition Of this
office. Respectfully.
THOS. ARMOR
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DON'T FIB.

Some of the people of the East love
to misrepresent Kansas. When we do
anything of a meritorious nature they
try to rob us of the good results by
starting some kind of yarn. We re-
Gently beat the United States on fruit.
ut the Philadelphia Fruit Congress. Il
was q clean, honest beat; and yet we
already find member of the New York
Farmers Club trying to rob us of the
fruits of the victory, by publishing
throughout the country what everybody
in Kansas knows to be a downright
falsehood.
DR.. Trimble, delegate from the Far
mere Club, of New York, to the late
Pathological Congress, in his report to
tho Club, published in the Hearth ana
Home, says:
"There was very large collection Of
fruit, that from Kansas being very large
The show of fruit from the
Cumberland Valley, Pa, was the best OF
exhibition, with the single exception o.
that sent from Kansas. The reason fol
excepting Kansas, and the explanation
of the beautiful display made by tina
State, was because of the Government
having made appropriations TO encour
age the growth of fine fruit. The Con
sequence was, Kansas got the highes
award-the gold medal; and this fac
will have great influence in encouraging
further advances"
The truth is that an appropriation o
Ave hundred dollars was made by thu
Legislature last winter to pay the &c
penses of collecting the specimens 0Rt
sending them to philadelphia. Tn
State never offered a cent to anybody &
encourage the growth of fruit. COMM.
from such source, we are somewha
astonished at the ignorance displayed
II is hard to acknowledge that you wer
beaten fairly aud squarely by Kansas
gentlemen of the East, but it would b
better to take It with good grace tha
10 90 10 writing falsehoods for the pa
pars TO try and rob us ofour well-earn
"A iaurels. hid this writer ever hear c
~. arouth OF .ssixty7" We suggest tina
he write an article for some paper on tn
auLiect. We think he could do 1t Jus
tico.
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When Rutherford B. Hayes was elect
ed Governor of Ohio, two years ago,
his majority was only 1888, and the
Democrats carried the Legislature. The
gain made by Gov. Hayes this year, and
our Legislative triumph, are very sig.
nificant facts. But the most valuable
part of the result is the securing of the
ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment
to the Constitution. This is worth ten
fold more to humanity than the triumph
of any man or set of men. This was
the question of the campaign in Ohio
and considering its unpopularity, the
Republicans of Ohio have gained grea
victory.