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A oALr In Lake county, ILL.,, got q rail-
road passage In novel way some days ago.
1t was standing on the track as the train
csIno along, and the "cowcatcher"-a pre-.
mature name In this case-running under II
nirted 1t up TO the platform under the head
light, where the engineer tied IL fast, and
made neat speculation on 1t.
A missouri editor alludes to tho "Equl-
noxial Council" to DO held at Rome.
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Goyernment Hales.

4
p U | Q LIZ. .t
VIII DO sold at PUBLIC auction, Al the United
States ouartermaster's Depot, Southern wharf.
Chsrleston, g. g., on THURSDAY, November 4.
lbB, ~ 10 clock g. M. about
1000 pairs 81 Army Bootses,
All new and In good order.
Terms: Cash In Government funds,
By order OF the ouArtermaster 0snsrp1,
ADDISON BARRETT,
no7.td Capt. and Mi. storsfseper, D. b. A.
SALE OF s siERS SpbAkPakgS A l42 gNSERvroEA.
BrRsAu OF NAVY DEPARTMENTAL
,WAsHiEoIos ORR, Nov.s, l8e
There win be sold At Pphiis hseiion, toIhs high.
u, 1862, In tho onice Of the Iospcetor or
Navy Yard, Phisdslphla, large lot Of articles ~
Ordnance. eompfisinG Cannon. Projestiles, Small
Arms and Miscellaneous Stores.
Terms. Oue half cash, In Government funds, on
the Of the sale. and the indsr With.
in tep days afterwards. during which time the
they will revert to the 0ovsrnment =
Twenty days will be given for the removal the
III, 70 be distinctly understood that no guarantees
will be given to purchasers OF articles offered for
sale, and noted In the catalogue. as regards thsir
exact condition or qualify but ~ ID believed,
however, that everything offered for sale 10 Al
Represented. A. LUDLOW CASE,
no4.td Chief Of Buresn.
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.ARTH CLOS h rs.

sa1s-room at the store Of MessTs. ALIEN. T.
SHEPHERD BROS, No 400 PennsyiNahiA
avenue, between Tenth and Rleyeath sTegIs' whgrs
samples OF COMMODEs or other appataIps Oh tne
EaTth Closet Company ma fracture can DO seen,
aud orders will receive prompt attention
oe27.eolw
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w,lt.Ia Por,r, N. H. o q BaI q 10
ssr. I'D. By IL: anasrsian.a, a %iiisss Pota,.
June /. 1850.
doIsed :, PROPOSALS for furnishing Fresh Beef -
The Fresh Beef Is to DO Of good MARKETABLE
QuAity, with equal proportions o. fore and hind
quarter meat, tneeks, shanks and kidpey tallow
z be eleluded.) and delivered at the expense Of
times as m AZ be required,
No bid will be entertained that j. not made by a
regular butcher. who must give his name In full,
his present place Of business and residence.
The msnner Of making bids, requirements Of
bidders &c., are the same as stated In advertise.
meats OF June u, 1907 for proposals for furnish
inG Fresh Beef from tbs office Of the A, @, q, s.,
n CHARLES Y. POWELL,
seeo-d Lieutenant Corps Of Engineers, 4. C.s.
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LEAAWDKIA' LUUUUUN kND HAMFbHIKE
IA RAILROAD.
WINTER SCHEDULE. BEoISEINu OCTOBER
~ 1870.
TWO TRAINS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY BE-.
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND HAMILTON.
Leave Alexandria at g. a, IN, and ip. IN. Leave
Hamilton at .. m. and l2:30 y. Ii. Leave Lees
burg At ~ b. 10, and 1910 p. m,
ThesA, IN train from Alexandria and II 80 q. IN.
train fry,n Hamilton connect with Kemp's Daily
Line Of Cosehs. for PuTceilvtile, snicfersyille,
Berryyi lie and Winchester; also, With Rsamer' q
days, Wednesday and Fridays, for Balls MIL,
Aide and Middleburg, rsturuing Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays.
All traias arrive at Alexandria at conyeulen.
hours for Connections with Washington and Balti
more, same day,
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NovERNABNT SALE or CLoTHINo AND
VI EoUIPA0B

pEruIi esnsshLs oIsieB,
Will DO sold AZ public suction, a. sehuylkill
Arsenal. on THuRsDAY, November u. 1870. com.
9fC.ptsia William il. Oil. Miiitsry stofsisspsi
United State. Army, . large lot Of snservleeabie
and damaged Clothing. Camp and 0arri son EQUIP
age, Consisting Of
N,% Wooden Blankets,
1850 Uniform Goats.
1000 0roat Goats, mounted.
N,D0pairs Stockings.
ZOOS pairs Trousers
2lf2pairs Boots.
1854 pairs Bootees,
t.6O Shelter Tents.
And other articles.
Terms; Cash, payable Ia United statcs cur.
rency.
Ailprop.rty purchased must be removed With,
fye days.
Goods will be sold in lots 10 suit pureha,ers
Catalogues will be furnished on application at
shs otce. or at the ofice Of Captain Oil, sehuyl.
Thomas Sons, 10 and II South Fourth st,eet.
STEWART VAN VLfBT,
Deputy Qusrtermaster General and Brsvet Major
usutrhl. II. g.. Affny "a
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PROPOSALS FOR LOGS.

OFFICE CHEZ ouARrERsLsrER,)
DEPARTMENT OF DAkorA,
81. PApL, MIEs.. October %, 1850,
day 81 November. isss, a g. Paul, MINI, Cones
q Chief ouartsrmastef.l and At Sioux City. lows,
arms and eonaaps ~ dsiIas a aS ss ne p M,
Or such other place At the. post OF FORT Randall,
P fyG!i H TisTbttSI bdsssS yryr op
LOGS,
Board measursi TO square not less than eight Js)
inches ~ the smaller end-only the square thus de-
termined, exclusive Of slabs 10 be mea sured.
The Boards must be from twelve (l2) to twenty
Der and boards for bull ding purposes The time Of
delivery to be stated by bidders, and such time
Will be considered In making the award.
=. Any or all bids may be rejected II regarded for
the public Interest 10 do so.
novs Deputy auartsrm.sier Gen. q. s 4.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
HEABs'Rs RYrH MILITARY DtsrRIcr,)
OFFICE CHIsr Cor. or suBslsrssos.
AusTIS, Texas, sept, II, istp.
Sealed proposals. which must be in riplicate,
be Isssys TIL, one. NATL u O'Clock. noon, os
for furni,hinx Fresh. Beef 70 The Ueiied state.
troops stationed at the following places In the
State o. Texas;
hnatin, Glarksyille,
ee 6f{sn:: Christi. SS faait%:
for Brown. Fort Bliss.
Fort Conehs. Fort Clark,
Fort Duncan, Port Davis,
fort Mcintosh, Fort Grinln,
Fort Quitman, Fort HcksStt,
fort stockton, Fort RlehaTdsiB,
ureenville, Galveston,
Jefferson, Helena,
RlssGOld Barracks Li,ins.top.
81 Ant.aiO. camp aslSia tnsAr Fort
Waco. stockton,)
These eontraeis shall commence on the lst Of
January 1870. and be In force for year or such
less time as tbs Conmissary General OF subsln-
Payment 70 be made IN Government funds
Coed aud su ancient bonds, not to exceed IS, 900,
will be required from the contractor.
1roposAls must b made separately for each
Conditions and requirements same as Published
In previous advertisemsnts,
Blank ferns for proposals, aud all information
relating thereto. will DO furnished on application
The s.rrisons in the cities and towns are liable
10 be removed or decreased in the ensuiuE Spring.
.By command Of Brsy:, Nae. General Cnl 4 4 ReS.
Capt; Brevs, Major, Chief Com. Subsistence.
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Painting


DA @.
MACNICHOL 4 BRENNAN,S
Honse aud Slgn Painting Establl shmsnt
$50 st. between Ninth and Tenth,
Every description Of House, sign, Wall aud De-
cOIatiye Painting, Kalsomi ming, 0Tainiug, Se.
We have moderate prices, the BEST MATERIAL
and prompt execution Of all work entrusted 70 us'
Call and Give US a trial my2l:lI
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES,

,se.lsd proposals.. In duplicate. for turniGhins
INC sc f fosbsp p !h!i Ysss yse
a on TGEs6iY, The 18th day Of HoSsmber,
Of the same. " N'e~
A"npIc 9TH. Rio. to accompany ..eh bid.
p. CHAs, bBLLNER,
sssvs ss C.r o; g A., Lieut. 81 hr,ilisy. A. O.
an "a Depo'N oh. SUI OhArlestor'r
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Proposals..
PROPOSALS. roR sUBsisrsNoE sroRRs,

PROPOSALS FOR sUBsIsTzNoR STORES
ofrruE DEro5 ConnrssA.r OF supsIsrsscs.
| a..,.. RICHMOND, VA, Oct a., iap. q
sealed proposal. Iin duplicate) will Be received
q, IsixTGsShY, sSSSfRnBER a7. 1900. car
io ~ sougp ~ " follcying articles:
Kss pounds OF Butter pu, up in strong, air.iisht
Conditions. Sa. 'as hsss,ofors. -.
,u y. A. PORTER
nol.et Breyet Major o. IS, A., Sk'C''s.
PROPOSALS ron WASTE PAPER.
oPPfeE or rHE oEssEAb SUPERINTENDENT.
TnsAsURr BUILpir1s,
wAsufsaroH, October 20, 1850, \
BIDS will be received al The on 60 on the GeneyaI
sssSper,ntend,ni q The Treasury Department until
LIST day Of July, ls70, =
which e.nbs seen tths Departm.nt.
General Superintendent Treasury s y uiiains.,
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TOR FINE DRESS SHIFTS,
WALL, ROBINSON 4 co.
322 PennsylVapiA avenue
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1869 PssssyGGyskzsslTA ROUTE 1869
TO THE NokTHwssT. SOUTH. AND so6TH.

tn THE NokrHWsST.s SOUTH. AND SOUTH
On .ad ansr.MAY O. isos, train, will leave a.
Washington e%am Baltimore ialsm.
THE -aREAT poWJBLs .TR OK 'RoTyfs p m
with ELE6lNT SCENERY, Psises ststs.room
and saying from four to twelve hours In time over
any other route. Two hundred miles saved 10
THRiE DAILY ExPREss TRiIys WEST,
TWO DAILY EXPRESS TRAINS NORTH,
ThfouEh from Baltimore to KOCH RSTER and
PITTsBUR0 without change. :
:, PassenEers By this route from Baltimore have
the Advantages OF making all changes In UNION
DEPOTs. aud no fERRiEs
Tickets by this route eau be procured at the
Office. corner Of sixth stroet and Penusyiyanl
avenue, under National Hotel, where reliable 10.
formation will be given at all times.
Passengers procuring tick at this oiee can So
enre seeommodat,ansn slseplpg Cars for Blmira or
Corner sixth st. and Pom. avenue.
Ed, 8. YOUNG. General ra,ssnssf Agent T. W
de3-lY baltimore, Nd.
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L PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
WAsm!SdroS, Sept. -, ls6s-noon.
TRAINS between Washington and New York are
PoR NEW YORK. without change Of cars
Leave daily Except sundsy)a at sos. IN. IA u
ron PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except sunday at 500 a IN. , u, Is
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New York ate.oo p. IN. and Philadcl-
Sleeping cars for New York on O. 90 p. m. train
Through tickets to Philadolphia, Now York or
Boston, can be had atthe Station once At ali hours
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
ior schedule bstwscn washin gtcn,, Baltimore.
. ~ Master Of Transportation.
IN. COLE, General Ticket Agent,
GEO. 8. k00NTZ, Agent washlpgton
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MEDICAL,


HoFF'sMALTExTRACT Ia beverage psrtieu,,
larry adapted to persons OF weak and debllltaIsd
constitutions, aud those ,uaerlns fIoa dy.Pepss.
Ices Of appetite, general debility, kc. IL takes the
place OF aud IL superior to ale, porter and spirits
Gus liquors In all cases where nOssishlnE beverages
and tonioA are needed.
JOS. n. Petersen,
az Murray street, N. Y.
Ad-sole AGENTS for the United States ia jy9-u
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A PETRIrIED BoDY.-A few weeks ago a
number of bodies were disinter.ed from a
private burial ground, on the farm formerly
owned by Michael Hess, in Fairyiew town.
ship, near Marsh Run Station, on the line
of the Northern Central Railroad This
was done for the purpose Of having them
removed TO another and more suitable en-.
closure, the present one having grown old
md dilapidated, and being partly encroached
upon for agricultural purposes One of the
bodies thus removed, had petriGed in solid
mass of stone: oil the limbs and other parts
beng coppiete and the features rs natural
end distinct as when entomed. The latter
were recognized as those OF Mrs. Hess, who
was buried there some IL years ago. The
coffin, in which the body had been enclosed,
was almost entirely gone, as were also the
shrcud and other swathings of the dead. 1t
required the combined strength of number
Of persons TO raise the body, so heavy had
i grown from the strange chemical change
1t had undergone.
Since the above was in type the body of
Mrs. Hess was, ut the earnest request of a
pnmbcr of friends, again taken out of the
grave and subjected to rigid examination.
1t now turns out that Il is not potriied, as
was supposed, but has changed into a sub.
stance resembling sperm or tallow in its ap.
pearanee, thing which sometimes occurs
in certain kinds OF soil. A portion Of the
face. in consequence Of its former exposure
to the air, had crumbled Of, leaving the
features no longer recognizable. The sub.
stance into which the corpse has changed, is
exceedingly pure and white, has no offensive
smell, and is somewhat brittle and easily
broken. We have seen cases Of this kind
before, but have never heard full chemical
explanation of them. We should be pleased
TO learn from some OF our scientific citizens
ppon the subject. York pa True Demo
Graf. ,g.
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WESTERN MARYLAN D
COLLEGE.
FOR STUDENTS OF BOTH SEXES, IN
DISTINCT DEPARTMENTS.

Incorporated by act Of General Assembly,
March, 1868.
Under the special patronage ofthe Mary.
land Annual Conference, of the Methodist
Protestant Church.
Ellgibly located at Westminster, Carroll
county, on the line of the Western Maryland
Railroad, about midway between Baltimore
and Hagerstown.
THIRD SEMI-ANNUAL SESSION
Commences September 9th, 1869, and closes
January 2Sth, 1870, embracing 20 weeks,
exclusive OF the holidays at Christmas.
Course of Instruction Thorough under
the direction Of the following Faculty.
Rev. J. 7. WARD, Principal. Moral
Science and Bellies Lettres.
W. II. ZIMMERMAN, A. NJ, Vice Pinci.
paL.-Natural Sciences and the Languages.
REV. AUGUSTUS WEBSTER, d. D.-The.
ology.
REy. OLIVER Cox.-Mathematics
Miss ANNIE S. HAScE.-Preceptre of
Ladies' Department.
Miss LYDIA S. kEsLEY.-Music Teacher.
Mn. WN. z. WRIGHT. Preparatory De.
partment and Bookkeeping.
j. W. HEmSG, NJ. D.-Lecturer on Anat.
omy, Physiology aud Hygiene.
h. b. NoRMENT, Eso.-Lecture on Civil
Law
TERMS PER SESSION OF 90 WEEKS:
For board, washing, fuel and lights $50 90
For tuition in Preparatory Depart
ment...... ......... ......... ........ 10 90
For tuition in Scientific Department ~ so
For tuition in Scientific and CLASH
cal Department......... ,........... 80 90
For Instruction in Music, and use
of lnstrument......... 25 90
For Instruction in extra branches ut teach.
erss prices.
Payments invariably ono.half in advance.
For Books and stationery, cash.
For Catalogues and Circulars, address
REV. j. I. WARD, Principal,
Westminster, Nd.
ScHoIARsHlP.-P DESTROYS of pur
chasing Scholarships for a three or -four
years course, may do so by applying to the
Rec. r. Light Wilson, Conference Agent
for the College, whose address is townsville,
Frederick county, Nd 1T. W.
august, 1865, -6m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CHOLERA MORBUs-READ THIS.

ObboRNi Greene Co., ", May ", 1853.
DR, $. d. HARTNAS & Co-GgSrs: One week
ago to-day, was taken with an attack Of chol-
era morbus; the vomiting and purging was
most excessive, and accompanied by intolerable
cramps. My family became alarmed, and sent
for Dir. -, but he was not at home, and the
nearest other physician being three miles oil,
IL was concluded to procure bottle of your
MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS. Ny wife gave
our boy one dollar, and bidding him make
haste" despatched him Ia the nearest drug
gist, Messrs Kaufman 4 Bros. He returned,
and according to the directions on the bottle |
took wineglassiul immediately, and repeated
the dose every fifteen minutes for ;hrce.quar-
tiers of an hour, and astonishing as il may seem
il stopped all discharges and cramps like magic.
You cannot believe how grateful feel to you
for this potent remedy. 0ne dollar cured me,
and am satisfied that had the doctor been at
home II would have cost me not less than five
dollars. Yours Respectfully,
FRANK McLAIN.
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THE LATE DRowNlSG CAsEIN Bush Riygg.
The fact OF the accidental drowning Ia
Bush river, IN Hartford county, ON Thursday
afternoon last, of Messrs Harry Lee, james
NJ. Sewell and Sepiimus Sewell, the two
latter uncles OF tho former, was given in tie
San OF Friday. 1t appears that the party,
consisting OF fourteen persons, left the Phi-s
adelphia Boat Club House, on the river, in
sloop.rigged yacht belonging to Mr. Harry
Lee. The wind was blowing quite fresh at
the time, aud parties on shore endeayored
to persuade the gentlemen not TO 20 on
board, but without success When off the
farm of Mr.. Sutton, and just above the
Philadelphia railroad bridge, the sloop cap.
sized. The whole party chung to the sides
oil the vessel, some of them ut times being
entirely submerged, aud after considerable
time, and when some OF them had become
nearly exhausted, boat put of from the
shore to their rescue.
Mr.. Samuel NJ. Sewell and two others, as
il to yelieye the burden on the almost sunken
sloop, let 60 their hold on the side of the
sloop and endcnyored to swim to the boat,
but ia the attempt Mr.. Sewcll sunk and was
drowned. The two others, however, reached
the boat, were rescued in n very exhausted
condition. The boat was then headed to.
wards the capsized sIoop, which was reached
as soon as possible, but before the entire
party could be rescued, Messrs. Harry Lee
aud Septimus Scwell sank from exhaustion
and were drowned, The body of Samuel
NJ. Sewell was recovered early on Saturday
morning, bun up to a late hour in the even.
ing those Of the other two had not been
found. Those who were rescued were in
very exhausted condition, and could not
have held on much longer. Mr.. Josiah Lee
and Mr.. W. Downey were among those
rescued. A large number Of persons we're
engaged on Saturday endeayoring to get the
bodies, and the efforts were to have been
renewed yesterday. San Of Monday.
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CHANGE OF TIME.
WESTERN MID. RAILROAD.
Gtt sss:s.-..,.;::s

ON and after Monday, August I'd, 1869,
" the passenger trains will run as follows:
Leave Double Pipe Creek Station ut 8. "a
A, NJ. and l2.i0P. NJ.
Leave York Road Station at 900 A. NJ,
aud II. p. NJ.
Leave Union Bridge at AS A. NJ. and
9.lG A. NJ. and LOS p. NJ.
Leave Westminster ut 5.i5 A. NJ, and
1000 4. NJ, and 2.l0 p. NJ.
Leave Baltimore ut $50 A. NJ, and 9. 80
and $50 Z. NJ.
Stages connect at Glen Morris Station for
Hampstead and Manchester on arrival of
$50 a. Nj. tain from Baltimore; at Mid.
dleburg Station for Taneytown and at Dou.
bic Pipe Creek Station for Emmittsburg on
arrival same train.
Freight trains leave Double Pipe Creek
Station, daily, Except Sunday, at 1900 NJ.
ionBridge at 800 A. NJ. and LOO p. NJ.
Westminster Mt 500 A. NJ. and 200 p. NJ,
arriving in Baltimore the same evening.
Freight train leaves Baltimore ut 500 A.
NJ, daily, Except Sunday and arrives at
Westminster at 1000 A. NJ, and Double
Pike Creek Station ut 1900 NJ.
An Express Car leaves Calvert Station,
Baltimore, daily, Except Sunday at $3.50
p. NJ. Light freight and parcels can come
by this car il delivered before 100 p. NJ.
PASSENGER STATION. The Depot of N.
c. X. W. Freight Station Corner Centre
and North Streets
Office of General Freight and Passenger
Agent, No. 100 North Street
Office of President aud Superintendent,
No. 81 North Street, Baltimore.
N. B.-A Ticket Office has been opened
at No. 0 North Calvert street, opposite
Barnum's Hotel. Tickets can be procured
at any time during the day at all points on
line Of Road Baggage called for. checked
and delivered upon application at this office.
p II. IRWIN,
aug 5-n Superintendent.
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Sheriff'S Sale.

Rf virtue of writ of fcri iaciils, issued
ID out of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, at the suit Of George b. Lester,
against the goods and chattels, lands and
tenemcnts of Lewis Shipley, and to me d..
rected, | have seized and taken in execution
all the right. title, claim, interest and estate,
at law and in equity of the said Lewis ship.
ley, of in aud to oil that part of u tract Of
land called "Barbadoes,n and part of a
tract of land called Brooks New Advcn.
ture," situate in said Carroll county, to.
gether containing 10 Acres, Rood and 80
Perches Of Land, more or less. and which
was conveyed by certain John Arnacost
and Barbary his wife, to certain Alexan.
der Shipley, by deed dated July "a, 1860,
and is recorded among the Land Records
Of said Carroll county, in Liber G. Il. W.,
No. %, Folio lGi, &c, and of which the
said Alexander Shipley died seized, and ut
his death descended to his children and
heirs at law as tenant in common in fee
simple, the said Lewis Shiplcy being one of
said children and heirs at law.
hereby give notice that ON MONDAY,
the 10th day Of AUGUST, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, at the Court House door, ia the city of
Westminster, Carroll county, Maryland, |
will offer the above property, so seized aud
taken in execution, at Public Sale to the
highest bidder, for cash.
THOMAS d. G1ST,
jy22-ts Sheriff.
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The Boston Post does not like gal.
lows "happiness, aud conversion" The
editor has noticed that in all the utter.
ances of gallows repentauls there was
no syllable Of oppressive remorse for
crime-no sorrow for tho staggering
wrongs the criminals should prayeriully
seek to undo. nothing but a jubilapt
excitement which would tide their col
lapsed nervous fears over the black gulf
of death, and which is thus wrongfuIly
permitted to take the sacred name of
religion. 1t is blasphemous parody.
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NoTICE..

YvIiE Board of Directors Of the Carroll
Il County Agricultural Society request
thai all parties who have subscribed 10 the
Stock Of the Society, to pny tbe same ~
promptly as possible to Richard Manning.
Treasurer. The grounds are rapidly sp-
proaching completion, aud il Is essential
that oil Stock subscribed for and rcmaiping
unpaid 70 be paid once, to enable the Board
TO hquidaie an claims against the Society,
BY order OF tho Board,
WIN. A. McKELLIP,
aug 5-lm Secretary.
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LEfr-AT-HoME BABIES They have
an infant retreat near New York, where
fashionable mothers leave their babies
when tliayigo of to the Watering places.
AS the charming mother gets new
grace in the ocean pillows, wandcrs 10
the moonlit night, rides and laughs aud
nirts 10 the fresh and cheering air, she
viii know that everything is being done
ior her infant that a loving stranger can
", And nothing at all will interfere
Ms'p 'lor happiness, disturb hor blissful
summer dream, unless il BIO the vague
suspicion that, her travels being over,
she new. WIN not be able to recognize aud
claim her incunnbraucc, Or that L will
be taken forever off her hands 70 another
retreat. L
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VNTHE DISTRICT COURT 0FTHEuNITED
STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF MARY
EAND-IN THE MATTER OF JOEL X. Boil
LINGER, BANkRUPT-IN BANKRUPTCY.
Thisis to give notice, That petition has been
presented TO the Court, this sth day Of April,
lsG9, by Joel X. Bollinger, of the county Of
Carroll, State Of Maryland, and District aiore-
said, bankrupt, praying that he snay be de-
creed to have full discharge frcm all his debts,
proyable under the Bankrupt Act, and upon
reading said petition,
II is ordered by the Court, That hearing be
hadupon the same, on tho lst day OF September,
1860, before the Court, in the city Of Baltimore,
in said District, at 10 O'Clock 4, NJ, and thai
notice thereof be published in the Demoeraiic
Adroeafe, Westminster, and the Batfimors Ga
zete, newspapers printed in said District once
a week for three weeks before that day and
that all creditors who have proved their debts,
and other persons in interest, may appear at
said time and place, and show cause, if any
they have, why the prayer of said Petition
should not be granted
JAMES w. CHEW,
Clerk Of District Court for said District,
aug. 5,--3t