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DR.. ]. NJ. M'CAULEY,

SURGICAL and MECHANICAL DENTIST,
~ Successor to Dr.. J. W. Veush Teeth en-
fsatsd without pain by the use Of Nitrous Oxide,
Laughing Gas. OBoe on Illinois ST., room
Atey occupied BY Dr., Velie.
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FoR wal, paper 60 to Gates.
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The subscribers. having purchased the Mill
Property and Lumber Yard Of =. Skinner d
Son, situated in the cast end Of town, opposite
the Atlantic Brewery, are now prcpared 10 fur
nish everything usually manufactured at hrst
oaEs WI. M tho
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,,r ,-s,,usu,. MAY al our future Inteihat,ouai
str,ggl.s be conducted in the same splrit, WHICH nr
ever side wins. and may the vah4ui7Se"
! little reason to feel regret Tor deisa"
Ths ss.es declares if the HarvaIds didnt COM
| mand Success, they deserved IL. anu HopSs ~
Ameaican yachtBg on the Atlantic HAY a'ehSo
the double defeat Of their cou%ntrymen-
III. SIN. saws the Americans will long re'heH-
ber the chiyalrous bearing OF their opponents. WHO
though resolved to win, never forgot THAT tue
Haryards were foeuten worthy OF their oais, l u
s,r;n of river between New and Old England from
nh;rr, The Pilrrim Fathers started, bas a historic
side. and appeals also To the IMAGINATION Oh TUG
xnu,b of botI, countries. II New England had won.
the older country would have shared IN the triumph
of her descendants. The fates DECIDED other"ise-
We are sure the Harvards would sooner be pea'eh
by MS than any other nation on the globe
The Pail Nal Gazette has the following on the
race
ITO have beaten men whose pluck carried them
three thousand miles TO measure oars win the
English University whose patience surmounteu IN
Vulnerable difficulties and dsaPpointments IN boat
building whose endurance was almost unparai-
leled. is for Oxford one of those happy triuhnpns IN
which there is peculiar honor 10 the Victor WITHOUT
humiliation to the vanquished."
The Americans here are satisfied IN respect 10
the conduct of the race. 1t is the general impress
sion that the Oxfords must row against the tiar-
wards in American waters next year.
The Telegraph says the race was q gallant ana
good display of manhood as was ever Witnessed IN
the history of rowing. The Americans lost no
honor. Good Judges regard them more highly
than before the race. Other papers speak in u
similar strain.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDAY,, SEPTEMBER 25.
The News from France.


There is no mistaking the fact that serious APP
prehensions are entertained in Europe regarding
the health of the Emperor Of the French. Al
though every effort is being made to allay public
anxiety, yet enough is made public to show that
serious fears are entertained for his life. Among
the kilograms received on Thursday, we find these ::
London specials Of September 5h say: Private dispatches
from Paris tonight represent that the Emperoris illness has
taken n somewhat alarming turn He experienced another at
Of extreme suffering. The paroxysm soon subsidized, but to-day
the Emperor feels much exhausted from lis effects No fatal
result from the attack is anticipated, but the symptoms are ola
character decidedly calculated TO cause uneasiness both in his
family and the public mind
PARIS, Sept. THE Emperor lies in the same condition as
yesterday. Rumors in reference 10 his health were exaggerated
His position rs one Of stasnatton rather than conNalescenee-
The weather initiates against him.
The MOniteHr complains that IL - difficult TO obtain any
authentic adyces Of the Emperor's condition to-day No
doubt the variations Of temperature have exercised an unfavor-
able influence in Tetarding the progress OF his conyalescence,
and rendering his pains more severe The Emperor was una
BILE 20 walk out yesterday, but passed an easy night; Mean
while DIR. RECORD has again been called 10 attend his Majesty.
These kilograms are sufficient to indicate that
the Emperor is in a critical state, and that his
death may take place any day. In that event. n
regency will probably be established, during the
minority of the Prince Imperial now twelve years
of age, to consist perhaps of Prince Napoleon and
the Empress Eugene. His death, however,
would be the signal for all the discontinued parti-
Fans, Orleanists, Bourbonists, Republicans and
others to commence political agitation and per-
haps revolution though the power of the govern
ment is probably sufficient to suppress any at
tempts which might he made.
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woxpERFuL-The Ga-sfis Of this week tells its
2224 readers that the next full moon will occur on
the 50th day Of October. This is about as near as it
usually comes 70 the truth. The trouble of course
lies, at least in this instance. with its proof-reader.
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or whom the President, Vice-President and Treasurer
were elected Trustees. The regular meetings Of the
Mechanics Benefit Union are held on the evening of
the second Friday of each month, at the rooms of
Engine Company No. =. The membership now mum
berg 3I-Ga-stfe
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Disbursemcnts.
Receipts

Receipts aud Disbursements Of tho Ladies
Bcaevelenr Society of Honoiuiu, from \ frhf'
1851 60 April. 1869.
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67sI62 90

Balance for contingencies 12l ,s3s 90
The city will thereby not only be released
from the payment Of the principal and Interest
Of the bonds now guaranteed BY 1t, but will de-
rive revenue from the Investment. thereby
rendering productive a stock which II the road
finds It's way into advei So hands, will be wholly
lost 10 il.
In addition to thus securing the CITY. and
rendering productive an Investment already
made, the large acquisition to its trade aud
business prosperity would more than compcn-
safe II for The outlay. do not propose here to
speculate upon these prospective advantages,
which little thought upon the subject would be
sufficient to convince any unbiased mind. Ny
object in carrying out the wishes Of the Board Is
to state facts, and give estimates based upon
reliable data. | might, however, incidentally
call attention TO one feature of the many pros
pective advantages which will follow the com
pleton Of this road--the eheapening Of coal.
which 50 largely enters Into the manufacturing
business, and tn the mpulses which would be
given to such enterprises By a reduction Of the
price Of this essential material.
In conclusion, permit me to add that the
present Board has so far prosecuted the work
in hand diligently and economically, with such
private Resources as they could command, aided
by the generous libsrality OF the city of Balti-
more and Washington county. They are now
compelled to pause for lack of means. and take
counsel for its future prosecution. They con
fess that they see little hope for its ultimate
completion unless the ct ny once more come TO
it, aid, aud it is in the hope that such relief
may be given IL that this communication Is
addressed to you, as the proper officer through
which tn reach the representatives, Of the city.
Hoping il may meet with your appreciation,
and that you will at M early day lay 1t before
the Council with such suggestions Of relief as
may seem to you just and proper, am, with
great respect, your humble servant,
w. DoLLxAS, President
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The Detective Police.

: The Rochester Chronicle says: ait
is gratifying to learn that the lawyers,
TO whom was submitted the question
whether an action would lie against
John = Young, the ex Captain of de-
tcctives in New York, for recovery Of
the money received by him as a reward
for his services to the New Windsor
(Md) Bank, have advi cd that a suit
b. brought forthwith. We hope that
course will be taken, aud also that the
defendant will be compelled to disgorge
so much of hi' ill.gotten gains. Such
men as Young, holding positions as po.
liccmcn, are quite as dangerous to the
public as the thieves they are expected
to watch"
The Scranton Republicans says. "In
the course Of the investigation into the
doings Of Captain Young, recently dis.
missed by the New York Police Board
from the post Of Chief Detective, it ap-
pearcl that the Captain had caught
notorious burglar named Schinbourne,
held him for a week, got him to give up
a hundred thousand dollars in bonds
stolen from the New Windsor md. J
Bank, and then let him 90. The bonds
were returned TO the bank minus a per.
eentage of about $50 900. This Sehin.
bourne or Swipburne. is the same fellow
who stole the 100000 from the White
Haven Office of the Lnhigh Coal and
Navigation Company two or three years
ago, aud was allowed to escape from the
Wyoming Valley Hotel, by Pinkerton's
detectives, under most suspicious cir.
cumstances, What right had Captain
Young to release this man while rewards
from three States were out for him ?
Is Schinbourne in league with all the
dectives ~ in the country2 Shall we
one day be forced to believe that the
detective force and the burglars are
parts OF one system-the burglars max.
Ing work for the detectives, the two di
viding the spells, aud one gang protect.
ing and abe'ting the other when in
difficulty We sometimes think it pro-
bable that everybody will by.and-by
believe this.
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THE MALARIA OF SPRING.

Everybody should now be on their guard
against the great danger OF disease arising from
malarious causes. Fever and Ague prevails to
an alarming extent every Spring 10 nearly all
parts OF the country. and many persons are
easily predispcsed to 1t ON account Of some i'm
prudence during the winter months. JUDGED.
very much OF the sickness we notice in the
Spring OF the year may be traced 10 causes
which were engendered In the 'scold term. -
But whether the cause lies hidden 10 the sy.-
,em % not u Is certain thai disease will deyel-
ope itself at the first opportunity. hence NO m.
should hesitate for a moment 10 set about com.
natung and orerthrowingi 1t. To accomplish
this Pnfposc nothing Is so useful and reliable
rs MisiLERS HERB DITTRRS. II is a pos
suve a.tidote for any maiarious or Imprisoned
every morbid Influence which produces dis
ease We say In alexander to our readers that
they should give heed TO our advice on Ibis
su'jee' apl-2t
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FOR SALE.

A FARM Of nheut stf:A ACRES. q acre,
"A ia Wood, chiefly whiie cilk. There Il
l0aorcs Of superior meadow iand. through
which branch Of Pipe Greek runs; sfiie
balance il laid Oft into fields, well watefed.
The most Of this property has been lately
lined and i very productive. There isaii
abundance n Fruit Trees ef AL kindx and
Of the best rnrielies also vines and shrub
berry il grelt variety. The Dwelling "a laIpe,
conveniently, arranged. finished IN the bSst
modern style and contains 10 rooms, pnMlry
closets, clothes presses, &C.; also d Iafge
hail and porch fall length Of house. 10 feet
wide there is a double porch, basnnent
and bake oven to the kitchen, With cellar
under the dwelling mud porch. Besides ihh
Barn, which ii conveniently arranged and
roomy, there is Two story wash house. a
dairy, smoke house, ftrge poultry house.
hay barrack and corn house all lately built
There is a spring Of excellent water near the
kitchen, which fowsi through the dairy. This
property from W Westminster, Carroll
county, on the Westminster and I.itllestown
turnpike, 7 miles from the latter place con.
venient TO churches, schools, mills, stores
and postoiiice
Anyone wishing 10 retire To a pleasant and
comfortable home III the country would do
well TO examine the property. The Sub
scriber, who resides on the property has
business Of importance too fir fsoin L 70
remain there and will sell it for less than
the buildings are worth, or would cost at
the present time, or w5uld exchange Ii for
property in the city Of Westminster. For
particulars apply 10
ISAAC WINCHESTER,
nov 90 Talon Mills z. o., Nd.
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Transfers and Attachments.

VHNiE County Commissioners for Carroll
Il county will meet at their office in the
Court House, at Westminster, on MON.
DAY and TUESDAY, 9th and 9th of Anril,
and every Monday and Tuesday untilthe i7th
aad 18th OF May, 10 make transfers and
attachments.
All persons Interested viii attend. a. no
attachments or transfers will be made after
the 18th Of May.
Persons making application for transfers
OF property will be required to comply with
the following sections OF Article ST OF the
Code Of Public General Laws:
Section Is. Whenever any person shall
make application for any allowance or de.
duction on account OF the sale. transfer.
alienation, loss or removal OF any properly.
or the collection or payment of any public
or private security for money, the County
Commissioners, or Appeal lax Court, shall
intcrrogate him on oath 10 reference there
TO, and the disposal of the same, and espe
eialiy inquire Of him TO whom the same
has been sold or Transferred, aud The
amount of purchase money. or de money
collected, and how the same has been in
vested.
Section 10. They shall also interrogate
SAID person on oath in reference TO any ac.
qulsitions or investments made BY him
aud not already assessed, and the amount
Of all such acquisitions and investments
shall be added to his assessal,le property,
and II he refuses to answer, no allowance
or.deduction shall be made ON his assess.
Inent.
By order of the Board,
JAMES BLIZZARD,
mar 25--St Clerk
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ant mus. Iargely Iaarease d coed .aeceedIng

nad mus. largely iaerepSo in each succeeding
year.
The road passes, "a you arc aware. through
the most fottile section II Western MARYLAND,
aud will drain very rich section Of the State
of Pennsylvania, passing important towns aud
dcpots, tho whole Of which Is now entirely lost
to tho city Of Baltimore, being deviated,
by reason Of transportation facilities, to the
cllief cities Of Pennsylvania. The completion
Of this road, however, by materially lessening
the distance 10 this city, must bring this trade
to Baltimore, aud the road derive the benefits
of transportation.
Granting, now, the estimate Of revenues,
which has been computed from no cxtravagant
basis, to be for the first year $500, 900, have
shown that the entire debt Of the completed
road will be S1.6O2.7l3 IS. The interest upon
this sum Is Sl5GGl5j deduct from the revenues
(SsOD, OO0l 60 per cent. for working expenses,
which IL $3.50, 900, and there will ben balance
OF S3200O0, from which TO deduct the interest
ON the whole debt (Sl56, l62.) and there will
be left Sl63 SJS for dividends to shareholders
and contingencies, sum ample to secure stock
holders dividend and still leave handsome
balance for the treasury.
To recapituatc;
Revenue $500, 900 90
Less 90 per cent for
working expenses $3.50 10000
Int upon entire debt l5G, lB2 90
Dividend on 100000
capital stock, at Gper
cent ~ 1000 90
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HELMB0LD'S
Concentrated Fluid Extract
Sarsaparilla

ERADIcarEs RBurTIvE and ULcERATrvK DISEASES
OF the
THROAT, NOSE. EYES, EYELIDS, SCALP,
AND SKIN,
Which 80 dishgure the appearance, Purcing
the evil effects OF mercury and removing ali
taints, the remnants Of Diseases, hereditary or
otherwise. and is taken by Adults and Children
with perfect Safety.
Two Tsble-Spoonfuls Of the Extract of Sarsa-
parilla, added to pint Of water, is equal to
the Lisbon Diet Drink, and one bottle Is equal
to gallon Of the Syrup Of Sarsaparilla. or the
decoctions as usually made.
An Interesting Letter Is published ia the
Medico- Chirurgical Review, on the subject Of
the Extract Of Sarsaparilia In certain affections,
BY Benjamin Trayers, +. K. s., &c. Speaking
OF those diseases, and diseases arising from the
excess Of mercury, he states that no remedy is
equal TO the Extract of Sarsaparilla; It's power Is
extraordinary, moro so than any other drug am
acquainted with. II Is, in the strictest sense, a
tonic with this invaluable attribute. that II Is
applicable to state Of the system so sunkon,
and yet so irritable as renders other substances
Of the tonic class unavailable or injurious.
HELMB0LD'S
Concentrated Extract .Sarsapayilia,
Established upwards Of Is years. Prepared by
II. T. HELMB0LD.
apriis-2m 594 Broadway, N. Y.
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TRUSTEES SALE
HOUSES, I0TS AND FARM.

IANHE undersigned. by virtue 0ftbe decree
u passed by the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, rs Court Of Equity, IN the case 81
Mary A. Grove, by Jacob Grove. her next
friend, against George w I.amotte. Admin
iafa.or of George Tiuubo, deccnsed. aud
others, will offer the real estate Of said de.
ceased aud IN said canse decseed 10 be sold.
Of public sale, to the highest bidder. on the
terms prescribed BY said decree, as follows.
70 wit: Mt the Hotel of VIM. Siansbury. in
Westminster, on
Friday, he 1874 day Of AprR, 1860,
at o clock, p. M, will be offered two Lots
OF Land, situate in the city Of Westminster.
nearly opposite the residence Of Jacob Bea
yer, Esd, improved with two Two Story
Log Weather-boarded Houses
and other buildings and A zs ~
well Of never failing and ex- -: 80
eelleni water with pump; also u si1siie5
one other Lot adjoining the above aud front
ing 40 feet on Main Street. hnyina thereon
Log Stable and Carriage House. Also
5 dcrcs Of Land, more or less,
bounding on the Washington Road, about
one mile from Westminster. This parcel
viii be sold entire Or in two pie, es IL tlesir
cd Also . Acres, more or less, Vt
TIMBER LAND,
l!ing near the above last named parcel.
-
And ON SATURDAY, the 18th day of
APfll-, 1853, At 0 clock, D. m. on the
premises, will be offered at Public Sale the
teal Estate Of said deceased, 81 uate near
TIE Deer Park Chapel, in Carroll county.
ABOUT miles South from Westminster.
which has been lately surveyed and laid OF
mo Tour separate Lots as follows:
Lot NJ. containing
COZ ACRES, MORE OR LESS
.r,.t;1
VI "!'iei. a2out 10, Acres Is 10 Timber the
aIJ,eae Is cleared land enclosed with reason
soy sooe FENCES Inc buildings thereon
'oNs's. Vi u
LOG HOUSE AND BARN,
with Springs Of excellent water near IN,
| dwelling, Lot No. 2, Containing
| 64 ACRES oFIANn NopE rec
N -, -, "Onn OF Lh9o
70 "'' covered "'ih thriving Timber. l4o
W. oonta'ilnS
| 20 AtRsS OF LAND, MORE or ECg
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UNTO ~
Horticultural WostS
Westminster Nd.


T.KE this method to acknowledges sheir
kind regards to a senerons public for the
very liberal support they have received. IL
has far exceeded their expectations They
now assure The public generally, bat. wifh
enlarged facilities for doing MI kiuds 90
work generally done IN The lest Foundry
md Machine Shops in the whole county,
they are ready to iiirnishcvery article iA'beir
line--sisch IN part, as
TlsRESFIERS
HORSE POWERS.
SPRING TOOTH WHEEL HORSE
RAKES, pLOUGHs OF all kinds and
variety, tinelnding the 0hnstead Patent
Revolving Land Side Plangh,) Corn Shell
lers, and Agriculhlrai lmplcmenise cne1aly,
at prices as moderate as any other establish
usent can afford to furnish The same, cnarau-<
tecing. at all Times oil Machinery mrawac-
::-red by us.
Having jnst completed new AMI very
extensive Foundry, we are now rendy 10,
supply CASTINGS Of all kinds, q superior
quality and finish at short notice.
BY prompt attention 10 business. and n
determination to maintain the stnnding and
credit Of our inanutactory, we hope 10 merit
and receive continuation Of abe public
favor heretofore 50 generonsly given.
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OFFICERS:
CLARENCE II. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance aud Exccu
tive Committee
HENRY D. COOKE, vice-Prcsident.
EMERSON ". PEET, Secretary and Ac,u,,v
This Company offers the following ndyan.
tagcs;
1t Is National Company, chartered by
special act Of Congress, 1868.
1t has paid-up capital ofsl GOO, 900.
1t oilers low rates OF premium.
IL FURNISHES larger Insurance than other com
panics for the same money.
II Is definite and certain in lis terms.
Mss home company in every locality.
IL policies are exempt from attachment
There are no unnecessary restrictions in the
policies.
Every policy is non-forfei,able.
folieies may be taken which pay to the in.
sured their full amount, and return all tbo
premiums, so that the insurance costs only Tho
interest on the annual payments.
Policies may be taken that will nav IN III,
insured, after Il certain number Of years, dur.
ing life, an annual income Of one-tqnth IN,
amount named in the policy.
No extra rate is charged for rHks upon III,
| lives Of females.
IL insures, not to pay dividends to poliev.
holders, but also low cost that dividends will
be impossible.
Circulars, Pamphlets and full particular,
given on application to the Branch Office Of
the Company, or to
JOHNSTON, BROS. L CO.,
1873 W. Baltimore St, Baltimore. Md.
General Agents for Maryland.
JOHN X. LoNGwELL,
president Union National Bank, Westminster,
Md Agent for Carroll county.
apl-3m
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
LOT OF GROUND
IN CARROLL COUNTY ND.


pURSUANT to an order of the Orphans
! Cont Of Baltimore City, the under
signed, Administrator Of Mathew Bussard
deceased, will sell at Public Auction, on
the premises, on
Saturday, 4Pra lila, at O'Clock r. NJ,
all that Lot of Ground, being part Of 4
tract called PAM lIpGE, lying near Mount
Airy aud being in the Village Of rarrsyille.
beginning at q stone planted ct the south
edge Of the Baltimore and Frederick tarp'
pike road, and running thence south, four,
teen degrees west, sixteen perchcs south.
seyenty-two degrees; east, Ten perches. Ia
the Parrsville Road then bipiine on said
road, north, fourteen degrees east, sixteen
perches TO the aforesaid turnpike road and
thence to the place Of beginning, containing
One Acre Of Land, more or less.
Terms Of Sale, cash.
A. NJ. @. G0RTON.
Administrator.
mar Is, --ts"
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Estote 81 ElisabeM Carer, deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the subseri-
IN Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Testanentary
on the Personal Estate Of
ELIZABETH COVER,
late OF Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said Estate are hereby
warned to exhibit the same within six month";
from this date, otherwise they may be exclud-
ed from all benefit Of said Estate. Those in
debted are requested To make immediate paw.
ment
WILLIAM GILBERT,
apl-4t Executor.
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Those who Desire flriliiancy Of Complexion
mus. purify and enrich the blood, which Helm
rariably does. Ask for Helmbold's. Take no
cthsr: