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The Hon, Amos Kendall, well known former.
ly In public life AT Washington. and a, po.,-
MASTER f,ene,., updsr pre.;dsn, J,.t.on Ala
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public ,cool,. also slo 600 ~ fo.nd 10 III
sion schools, and few weel. ago IA .daed
ak ooo -. !.
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ERRArA.-Errors will now aud then
occur, but the intelligent reader is able
to correct as he reads, hence We rarely
stop to correct them. An error or two,
however, in the last issue, must not be
passed BY 10 the leading editorial,
Tor ''rsng the charges" read rang the
changes. At the foot of said article,
and between it and the "Addenda," a
paragraph erept in about voters staying
away from tho polls, in Baltimore and
other parts of the State, that had no
connection, whatever, with it, but was
. separate and distinct article, aud
should have been printed by itself, as
such. q :
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ASISeULAR SroRY.-The Baltimore
correspondent oil the Philadelphia In.
quirer tclegraPhs the following 10 cor.
nection with the death of Mr.. w. W.
Mclean, of that city, 10 New York last
week. 1850 tAl- Sd
Whatseem singular aboutthis young
man is the fact that while 10 New York
some two years ago, on similar errand
he WIS taken sick at his hotel 10 the
same way, aud, to all appearances, died
Being a member Of the Masonic Order.
several brothers of that fraternity, hear.
Ing of his condition, repaired to his re-.
lief. He remained 10 sort of trance.
and to all appearances dead, for twenty,
four hours.
Finally, it was agreed by his friends
to put his body ipa metallic coffin and
send IL home. As they were thus con.
sulting the supposed corpse awoke to
life, aud told them that, although 10
capable OF moving, speaking. or resist.
ing. ne had heard distinctly every word
SAID, aud knew exactly what had been
intended to be done with him. repeating
verbatim the conversation that had
taken place 10 the presence Of his pre-.
sumed dead body He had once OF
twice before, owing to ailments Of the
same kind, been looked upon MS dead
large quantities Of blood passing from
him, whereby the functions of ANNA.
ton were @ oil appearances whollysus.
Pendtd. There is, however, no doubt
whatever that this attack terminated
fatally
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PUBLIC SALE.

10y virtue Of power of Attorney from
~ Emanuel koontz and others, Trustees
and Officers of the Westminster Charge OF
the Evangelical Lutheran Church, the un
dersigned will sell at Public Sale, on the
premises, on
SATURDAY, THE I'm OF DECEMBER,
1869, at clock, P. NJ, the property now
known as the Lutheran Parsonage, in
Westminster, and now in the occupancy OF
John Grass. This property consists Of a
Lot fronting sixty feet on PENNSYLVANIA
Avenue and running buck 1914 feet to an
alley. The improvements on this Lot, are
Two Story Brick Dwell.
LING HOUSE, with back Am
building, the whole contain. IIsE$A
ing eight rooms with an ex
celient Wash House attached, TAI uuu,. Of
brick) and now ID hrst-rate condition, q
new Stable and Carriage huGsc, a good
Wood House, and other necessary Out
buildings, Well OF good water, with
Pump, and also an abundance Of fruit, such
as apples, peaches, grapes, &c.
Terms OF Sale.-une third Of the pur
chase money cash on the day OF sale the
balance in two equal payments, the one il
one year and the other in two years, th,
credit payments To be secured by the notes
OF the purchaser, with security to be ap
proved by the undersigned, and bearing
interest from the day Of sale.
Any person wishing to see the property
cah do so by calling on the subscriber, OF
on Mr.. John Grass who resides on III,
premises. J. HENRY HOPPE,
hovis-ts Attorney.
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An INCIDENT OF THE GoLD PANIC.
Here Is an incident that transpired
during the Tremendous gold excite
ment of few weeks ago, when SO many
fortunes were lost and won A young
man who had been ia one Of New York;
largest BANKERS Offices for long time
aud was thoroughly conversnnt with the
operations Of the street." drew some
$500 that be had saved, and put ia the
bank and spesulated herewith. Tickle
fortune smiled 90 him, and by Friday
morning he had made $4,000 profit.
His employers, surprised at his luck,
advised him to invest that amount with
them aud they would make hundred
Thousand for him." He very naiyely
replied i: Charley has made fifteen
thousand cool; Charley will stop p
Charley that night was worth $4,000
-Charley's employers not fifteen cents.
Such Is life more strange than fiction.
--
Hbo~> -. ~ 80 :. ~ - ~ /,
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STEES' SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

10y virtue Of q decree of the Circuit Court
I'D for Carroll county. sitting as Court
Of Equity, the undersigned, rs Trustees, will
sell ut Public Sale, at the late residence Of
David A. Dorsey, deceased, on
Saturday, December llh, 1869,
at o'clock, P. NJ, the following described
parcels of land, to wit
Lot No. /, consists of parcel Of land
containing
81 ID Acres, more or less,
which is heavily covered with Timber, con.
sisting of first class Chestnut Rail Timber,
Oak, &c.
Lot No. 2, contains
AZ Acres of Land, more or less,
upon which is erected two story Log
DWELLING HOUSE, <sEa.
about 10 Acres is cleared land, !.gIs3
and the balance is choice Timber I-1-1k-.
Land, all enclosed by new and good fencing.
Lot No. 3, contains
81 Acres, more of less,
about Acres of which is in Timber, the
balance is cleared and IN good state of
cultivation there is also on this Lot an
Apple Orchard covering about Acres.
All the above Lots Of Land are enclosed
by good fences, conveniently watered, and
presents rare inducements to any one de-
string TO purchase small lots Of land.
The said parcels of land are part Of the
Real Estate Of which David A. Dorsey died
seized and possessed. Lots No. and
are between the old aud new Liberty Roads,
mile west of Carriers Cross Roads, and
adjoins the land of WIN. Brandenburg, Re.
gin Barnes and others. Lot No. 3, is on
the Washington Road, mile south OF said
Cross Roads, and adjoins the lands OF Wm.
Brandenburg, Johnathan NJ Dorsey and
others.
The superior location and quality Of the
Timber and soil of these lots OF land, with
the couyeniences TO schools, churches,
mills, &c, commend them highly to pur
chasers,
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash one
third in one year, and the other one-thiri
in two years from the day Of sale, the pur.
chaser or purchasers to give his, her or
their notes with approved security, bearing
interest from the day of sale.
MARGARET A. DORSEY,
WILLIAM DORSEY,
Trustees.
CGorT & REFsSIpER, Solicitors.
nov lS,-ts
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p Lie SALE
OF A VALUABLE
Brick House & Lot Of Ground

-" "c pSSl LH" " " tStHtfHSttF.
THE undersigned, as Agent of Clemen.
Il tine Mering, will offer at Public Sale,
on SATURDAY, the llth day Of DECEM.
Der, next, at 2 o'clock, p. NJ, on the
premises, that Valuable BRICK HOUSE
and Lot Of Ground, in the West End Of
Westminster, now occupied by Mr.. Buck,
having 90 feet front and depth of 1893 feet
to an alley. The House is In good condi
ton, newly painted and repaired, contains
seven rooms and is conveniently arranged
for family purposes.
The Lot contains One Quarter Of an Acre
OF Ground, improved by Stable for two
horses and COW, Corn House and Chicken
House, Carriage Shed lSx20. There is an
abundance Of Fruit Trees ia variety, Al.
monts and Grapes, and Pump Of excel
lent water. Possession given on the LIST of
April, next,
Terms Of Sale: One third cash on the
first Of April, next; one.third in one wear
and one third in two years from the day Of
sale, with interest from the lat of April.
next. GEO, L. MERIN0.
noylS-ts Agent,
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Critical Notices ofne Press
The most popular Monthly IN tho v,,.
Ne,r Iork Observer. "'rid-
We must refer in terms Of eulogv ~ A,
high tone and varied exoellancos Of n Wv
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ly circulation Of about I21.OOO conia'
whose pages are to be found some ~ IN
choicest light and general reading az ~
day. We speak of this work ms nm a ,de
dence of the culture of the American ~,
pie and the popularity il has aoogi,ad AZ I.
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illustrated with good wo idcuts ma
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the more philosophical quarterly, blenSsS
with the best features Of the daily Journal
IL has great power in the dissemination ~
love of pure literature, -TRunSx.ss
GUIDE to american Literature, London
1t is one of the wonders of iournal,sn,
the editorial management of HARpERis .,
All the periodicals which the Hnrper. NH
lish are almost ideally well edited. ri,
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the simple fact that Il meets precisely ia
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ing and instructive reading for ail.-zon',
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Pacific 4 Atlantic Telegraph
Company 0fthe United states.

NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN AND
In OTHERS On and after November
10th, 1859, this Company will receive and
transmit at their Office az the Railroad De
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MARI led,

On the 10Th instant, by Elder P. Boyle,
at the residence Of the brides father, Mr.
G. II. Stein, of Manchester, and Miss Laura
NJ, Chew, of New Windsor, oil of this Co,
May no rugged storm, or gloomy cloud
Of sorrow, e'er impart
A shadow on their sunny brows,
Or on their gentle hearts. 49,
On the 18th Of October, Mt the residence
ofthe brides father, by Rev. Jacob Holmes,
DR.. james II. p. Summers and Miss Tabi.
tina A, Buckingham, both of this county.
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sraussLss AsD TaruxrHs,


Or Forty Xsavs Rscollscfioa. Of r.. 7. Barus~,.
Written BY himself. Illustrated, 7st DID,
Hartford, Conn, J. B. Burr 4 Co. 1868.
From the veli-kpown publishing house Of J.
D. Burr 4 Co. Of Hartford, Conn, comes the
above entitled work, fresh, piquant, and fun Of
interest :" The Great Snowman" having re-
tired to private life in the shades Of his cherish
ed "waidemere," % picture Of which accom-
psniss his book, has been induced 10 give the
public his ''experiences' during forty sctive
years. In large volume Of 500 pages, adorned
with over thirty excellent engrsvinss. His
public career Of over ssforty busy years" has
been most evenifnl, and 10 recited to us herein
In spirited narrative, beguiling the reader ire
sistsbly on 10 the end As surely a. be opens the
book. The work is not only exceeding instrac-
tive in that interesting study, "humsn nature,
but abounds with humorous aneedoles well TOLD.
Whoever Hikes fun mingled with good sense,
or wouid learn "nen and things. thoroughly,
snd "how to get along 10 the World" and
make money" will be delighted with Bar
NUNS "ssruggles and Triumphs." lss
The book contains his celebrated lecture on
The Art Of Mossy- Gsssing.a which excited
90 much interest and comment in England and
this conntry, . fer years ago, and which d
worth In itself many times the cost Of The hook.
Az traveller Bsrnum exhibits % much genius
q In any othsr character, and il l. highly
amnsing % follow him on bis jonrBeya The
typography o. the book Is excellent, Of clear,
bold type. essiiy-resd, snd does credit to tss
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1.-THE Cuban insurgents burn the su.
gar crop as they threaten, it is said the
loss to the United States in revenue and
income from mercantile transactions will
be $50 10000
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Harper's Bazaar contains, besidcs pictures,
patterns, etc., variety OF matter Of especial
use and interest TO the family articles on
health, dress, and housekeeping In al its yaris
Gus branches; Its editorial matter IL specially
adapted to the circle il IL intended TO interest
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and literary matter Of merit. II IL not surprisi
ing that the journal, with such features has
achieved ip short time an immense success
for something Of Its kind was desired in thous,
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the demand. The Young lady who buys q sin
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DIED.

On the evening of the 9Th instant, near
Freedom, this county, Mrs. Susannah Sci.
by, in the 6Sth year of hpr age.
AT her residence, in this county, on the
9Th day Of the eleventh month, 1869, in the
Seth year Of her age, Beplah Haines, wife
Of Nathan Haines, and member Of Pipe
Creek Monthly Meeting of Friends.
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rEsrIYAL ANn suppER.

FESTIVAL AND SUPPER.
The young Ladies Of the Protestant
Episcopal church Of Westminster, will
hold a Festival aud Supper at Odd
Fellows Hall, this, Thursday Thanks.
giving evening, commencing at 4
o'clock, 7. NJ. Oysters, Ice Cream,
aud other Delicaeies will be supplied.
The public are cordially and respect.
fully requested to attend
JOHN W. SANFORD'S is
THE PLACE TO BUY THE
BEST WAMSUTTA MUSLIN
ONLY 30 CENTS FURS PER
SET ONLY $3.50, $500, $3.50
and $500. ALL THE BEST
PRINTS AT II ID CTS. 1t
j. Yingling & Son have just re turncd
from the city with full assortment OF
new and beautiful goods. Call aud see
them. 1t
Merrimac, sprauges, Pacific, Ameri
can. and all the best Calicoes, only l2l
cents, at j. Yingling & Sons, 1t
A full aud complete assortment Of
Furs at greatly reduced rates, ut j
Yinglings & Sons. 1t
j. Yingling 4 Son have a splendid
stock of Furs on hand, and are selling
them very low 1t
New Goods opening daily at j. Wing.
ling & Sons, II
CALL AND SEE THEM.
Hats, Feathers and Flowers just re.
ceiyed at Mrs A. Il. Armstrong;.
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FOR SALE

A new story Frame Dwelling
House aud Lot, situated on Main Street,
east of the railroad For terms and
other information apply at this office.
oct7.tf
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A white girl to assist in chamber
work and take care of children. Good
recommendations required. Apply at
this office.
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HARPER's MAGAZINE.

.HlRPESs MAGAZINE, apart f,o- a
Illustrations, contains from MI n s sae
hundred per. esat more matter fhaa ~ ~.
similar periodical issued in The EnoS.y
language. "9"sh
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Daily Passenger & Mail Line.

Iron Gettysburg al Westminster, con-
For seats appl h 4, to- zsshs S Ho,ah West.
minister, or Keystone Hotel Gettysburg
sep2i JOHN sPALDtyG, AGsnt
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A barn in EPSON, N. H., was burned
Friday night, with eight horses, carts
and harness,
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The journeymen tailors of Chicago
are again 90 a strike. Some of the bos
ses have yielded.
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Harper's Bazaar.

A supplement containing numerous full. sized
patterns OF useful articles accompanies the pa,
per every fortnight, and occasionally an ele-
giant Colored Fashion Plate.
HaHpcr's Bazaar contains 10 folio pages Of the
size Of Harpers's Weekly, printed on superhne
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Two years OF That time the paper has
been under the conduct and general
management Of the present Proprietor.
II has been considerably enlarged from
its former size, and everyday improved,
both in lie mechanical execution aud 10
ito table Of contents. These facts our
subscribers and patrons all acknowledge,
and they feel commendable county
pride in having an organ which is un-
SURPASSED by any in the State. We
have labored necessarily to this end.
We have tried to make the ADVOCATE
"a map Of busy life, its fluctuations and
its vast concerns.p We have tried 10
Gil il, from week to week, with matter
entertaining and instructive To its read
ers,-tales, poetry, anecdots. agricul.
ture, horticulture, historical extracts,
and pleasing and popular literary
melange, 70 suit the varied tastes of all.
In addition to all this, we have given
the local news of the county, and an
abstract Of the current news Of the day
foreign and domestic. We have pro
sented an Ineligible record Of the pro-
ceediugs Of the County Court, the
Orphans Court and the County Com.
missioncrs; and our business columns
have at all times presented reflex of
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entertaining reading, all for the small
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In the advocacy of the principles Of
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nave been earnest, constant, jealous.
We shall remain SO, ever. The princi.
P's' y 'na' party are 30 thoroughly
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WA ~ our poii'icai teachings, from
''hadn00a up, snas We have come to re-
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ssan''al character but the support Of
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