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NOTICE.

A LII Persons knowing themselves in.
IN debted to Thomas J. HOOP. on Store
account, are hereby notified to pay the same
to the undersigned, to whom the said Hood,
for valuable consideration has assigned
all the SAID Store accounts.
l.. NJ. BIRMINGHAM,
aug lott. Westminster, Nd.
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The Americsa Stock Jowaai, offers larger
Premiums and greater variety, than almost
and other journal. Send for a specimen copy,
illustrated show tsii, and premium list Adj
dren N. r. Boyer A Co., Publishers, Parkss-
burg, Pa
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CAMP MEETING.

VSHE Methodist Episcopal Church on
L Hampstead Circuit, will hold Camp
Meeting on the "0ld Ground" one mile
west Of Hampstead, beginning August oath
aud continuing one week. Rev. l.. +.
Morgan, D.. d., Presiding Elder Of the
District, and an able corps OF Ministers will
be in attendance. Our friends from ad'
joining Circuits arc cordially invited to-
Tent with us.
No huckstering will be allowed.
VI EMORY BUHRMAN,
REUBEN KOLB,
aug Sat Pastors.
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Emory Grose Camp.--This camp
began on Tuesday of last week, aud has
continued with undated interest until
the present time. The grounds are
laid of with q view to taste as well as
utility, aud embrace about 200 acres
which belong to the "Emory Grove
Camp Meeting Association" The at
tendance has been about 5000 daily,
except on Sunday, When the immense
throng was estimatedat $1,000. A traiu
for camp from Mechanicstown aud
Westminster, on Sunday, consisted of
twenty-iour cars, carrying at least 1000
people. The congregation Of which
Rev. John W. Hedges, formerly OF
this city. is Pastor, has some twenty
tents on the ground, including one large
meeting tent, three large sleeping tents,
one eating tent, aud provided with every
thing convenient to meet the wants Of
all the company with them.
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Dividend.

farmers AND MgcHaNlcs' NAT. BANK, !
Westminster, July 10Th, 1871.
THIS Bank has declared Dividend OF
j. A. per cent on its Capital for the last
half year, payable on or after August lou,
JACOB REESE,
aug 3-3t Cashier.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-08-10

KING WASHING MACHINE.
Tho only perfect Washing Machine
in the United States.
+. j. CRUMRINE & Co,
Agents for Carroll county.
Manchester, Md. If
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-08-10

Liacood Camp.-The Camp Meeting
by the Church OF God, in the grove of
Ephraim Garner, one fourth Of a mile
from Linwood Station, on the Western
Maryland Railroad, will commence on
the 18th inst. Ga Sunday, the 10th, if
fair, a train will leave Mechanicstown
for the camp at 6 o'clock in tho morn
ing, returning at "a in the evening.
Another train will also be run from the
Tank, near Patapsco Station, leaving at
8 o'clock 10 the morning, aud returning
leave the camp at 5 o'clock, 10 the after
noon.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-08-10

Z. J. Crumrine's Great Dexter Horse
and Cattle Pow der, for sale Wholesale
and Retail by j. L. Rcifsnider. If
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-08-10
Faculty of Instructors.


REy. ]. 7. WARp, ID. D., Prineipal-Profes-
scr of Moral and Mental Science.
RRv. JAMES X. Nichols, d. d., Wee Prinoi.
pal-Professor of Bellies Lettres, and Principal
Of Preparatory Department.
r. l.. BaocKRrT, A. M.--Professor OF Physi.
cal Science and Modern Languages.
REy. JAMES W. REESE, A. M.-Profossor OF
Ancient Languages and Literature.
TnoMAs A. GArcn, A. M.-Professor ofMath-
ema,cs.
REv. AUGUSTUS WEBSTER, d. D.-Professor
Of Theology.
J.W. HERlSo, NJ. D.-Lecturer on Anatomy,
Physiology and Hygiene.
X b. NoRnESr, Eso.-Lecturer on Civil Law
and Political Economy.
J. p. SHEAuAs, NJ. D.-Lecturer on Geolo-
gy and Paleontology.
Miss ANNIE S. HGscg-Preceptres Of Ladies'
Department
Hiss MARY S. CoviSGroS-Teaeher Of Music,
French and Drawing.
College Agen,-Rsv p. l.. wItsoS, Johns
vile, Frederick county, Nd.
SieUdrd-JoHS IL. YGSGLISG, ESQ.
Mdiron-MRs. JAMES X. NICHOLS.
Expenses for Session of 81 Weeks.
Board, lodging, washing, fuel and
lights, 500 90
TUIrtos:
Preparatory Dept Third Glass 10 90
First aud Second
Glasses, IL so
Collegiate Dept, Freshman aud Soph-
omOre Glasses, % so
" Junior and Senior
Glasses 80 90
Naturalization fee payable on entering
Collegiate Department., 90
Instruction in Music, with use Of in
struments), Is 90
Drawing and Painting
water cOlors), 10 90
No extra charges for any study in
the Regular Course.
Terms of Payment.
Cash IN adpaaes for half session, both for
board and tuition.
Books and stationery purchased Of the Col
legc must be paid for nn delivery.
For Catalogue and Circular containing full
information, address
J. 7. WARD, PRIScrPAL.
We,tmisstsr, Mi
aug. It'll, 1871, till jan. 1872,
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Western Maryland College,
STUDENTS OF both SEXES,
DLNTINHT TNENT.N.
Incorporated BY Act Of General A''smIiy,
March, 1868.


rI,HIS Institution is eligibly located In the
healthful and fourishing city of Westmin-
ster, In Carroll county, on the line Of the West
ern Maryland Railroad, about midway between
the cities Of Baltimore and Hagerstown.
1t Is under the special patronage OF the
Maryland Annual Conference Of the Methodist
Protestant Church, but is strictly free from
any sectarianism, either In its course Of study
or rules of discipline.
Male and female students recite in separate
classes, but all have the advantage Of instruc-
ton from every Professor having charge OF
the studies pursued.
The iScUeaM Semi. Amual Session
win commence on Tuesday, September 9th,
1871, and close on Friday, January 10Th, 1871,
embracing 81 weeks, exclusive of the ho lidays
nj Christmas.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-08-10
Business Locals.

Notices under his head TEN CENTS
per Inc far each Insertion.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-08-10
Building Association Notice

YNHE Officers AID Members of Carroll
Il Building Association Except females
and minors are hereby notified 10 attend
the Second Annual Meeting Of said Asso-
cation, August 10th, at 8 O'Clock, at Cen
iral Hall, under a penalty of twenty five
cents. The Treasnrer's and Secretary s
Annual Report will be read and Officers
elected for the ensuing year.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors,
J. w. Herring, President.
N. |. Goasucn, Sec'y. aug 10.lt
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-08-10

The cheapest and best stock of
Trunks and Valises in town, at j. L.
Brinkerhoff's.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-08-10

IKesterA Maryland CoRege.-We have
received copy of the last Catalogue OF
this College, and are pleased to learn
that the efforts ofthe Faculty aud Tras
tees to build up Grst-elass Institution
is meeting with success. There were
in attendance during the past year 40
students, representing nearly every cour-
ty iu the State. If parents would only
be convinced Of the fact that our home
schools are equal to those of the North
and elsewhere, aud help to sustain them,
the Colleges aud Schools would soon be
filed with our youth. But it sounds
=" big to say my children are being cd
ucated at Uuion, Princeton, or some
other place, and the same persons often
wonder why institutions OF learning in
Maryland do not succeed better. We
arc glad TO announce that the Board of
Trustees have found that the main build
ing of the Western Maryland College is
two small to accommodate the increasing
number of students, and have decided
to erect an addition 80 80 feet and five
stories high, which will be furnished by
the LIST OF October.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-08-10

Heavy Team.---Mr. Granville Wilson,
keeper Of the Aims House, near this
city, has four very large wagon horses,
supposed to DO the heaviest 10 the county.
They were weighed on Saturday last,
and averaged l4l5 pounds each
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-08-10

Maryland Institute Erhibition.-The
twenty. fourth Annual exhibition Of the
Maryland Institute Of American Manu-
features and Mechanics Arts will be
opened on Monday evening October "a /,
aud continue during the month. N. III.
Thayer, Esq, formerly Of this city, is
the corresponding Secretary, aud will be
here for few days to give any infor-
nation concerning the same 70 those
who desire to exhibit any articles.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-08-10

Mems Furnishing goods of every
description at j. +, Brinkerhooif's.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-08-10

Hoe Is MS Jor Hgh.--The Mechan :
icstown Clarion, says SIr. Frederick
Kider, OF Egleis Valley, has q field Of
corn, some Of the stalks Of which meas
ure is feet in height.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-08-10

Carpet Rags aud List wanted Home
Made Rag aud List Carpets for sale, at
John u. Reifsniders. 3t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-08-10

WHEAT SEEDING.
The attention Of Farmers Is called to the
Advertisements of J. J Turner 4 Co., In this
paper. After, test of ~ years by the most
experienced agriculturists In the State, 1t is
said to be the best and cheapest fertilizer in
the market. Ask your merchant for it, if he
hasn't II insist that he shall keep it for sale.
We could Oh our paper with testimonials, but
space Is too valuable.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-08-10
Local Intelligence.

Festipities al Nep Windsor. Our leu.
tonic friend, Dielmac, proprietor of the
New Windsor Hotel al the solicitation
of his guests gave a handsome enter
tainment at his popular house, on FRI
day evening of last week. The arrange
ments were under the superintendent
81 q committee Of several young gentle
men, guests CT the house, and the music
was furnished by the sAmphions9 of
this city, under the leadership of Prof.
Lenschow. The exercises consisted OF
music in the parlor Of the Hotel, the
Amphions rendering their choicest
operate selections, after which the par.
ty adjourned to the dining-room where
the tables, as the stereotyped phrase
goes, literally groaned under the weight
of good things and the ice cream, con-
fectionery, cakes, fruits, &C., were dis
patched with hearty relish. The
dining room was then cleared and the
evenings entertainment wound up with
hop. Mr.. Dielman has about seventy.
FIVE guests, principally residents Of the
Monumental City. His house is CAPT
tally managed, and reflects very great
credit not ouly upon himself, but also
upon his admirable lady.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-08-10

Orphans Court Proceediags.-Leyi
Burlington, Esq. Chief Judge Hanson
I. Webb aud Ira L. Grouse, Esqrs.,
Associate judges; Joseph Nj. Parke,
Esq, Register Of Wills. -
Monday, July 31st, 1S71.-G. w.
Shaw, administrator Of VIM. Shaw, re-
turned list OF sales,
The viii Of Allen Bennett, deceased,
was exhibited, aud admitted to probate
Two of the witnesses to the will OF
John Flaten examined on oath.
Tuesday, August 1st.-Charles I.
Reiisuider Esq, guardian to William
anna Zollicoffer, settled his fifth ac,
count.
Peter Davis, administrator Of Amos
Davis, settled his first and final account.
Bond of Samuel Z. Clagett, natural
guardian to VIM L. Clagctt, taken aud
approved.
William Bachman, guardian to Jacob
Ezra Brown, settled his tenth aud inal
account.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-08-10

The friends Of the Rev Mr.. Earnest,
pastor OF the Lutheran Church Of this
city, win be paiocd to learn that he is
quite IN with typhoid Fever at Kittan
ming, Pa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-03-17

IL Is the habit of many persons. espec-
tally IL They keep but one or two COWS
To take, morning aud night. into th,
birn. a pailtui OF noi-, feed at The sam,
time they do the empty milk pail.-
Others brir. a basket al cars oi corr
from the crib. while a still .rcster n,:nl-
bcr pitch down and lay before the GOV
a fork full OF hay. preparatory 10 milk
ing. Tise object i'm all these eases Is the
zane. They give the COW something
: ,c is bein. MIXED. The fodder Is tn,
asis of compromise. in which il i,
agreed that the COW shall keep her leg.
and tail Sill! while she is being MIXED.
hu' sail be nj entire liberty TO cNcr-
eisc " i:h Ter nose rs mach a. shc l,lcascs.
II Is bargain in which tie mixer
agrees To- give tie cow pail of waiuL
i''osl. o. it, equivalent. ia exchange toi
a pail OF warm milk. You agree to
give up 10 her a certain amour. of food
,hst rightiuliy should 20 into Tic hog
trough or the horses feed box. provided
size vii. give down an extra quantity CT
her coveted secretion.
The icesing OF COWS willie they are
hcin: MIXED is bad practice in many
RESPECTS Giving "A COW an extra feed
ing al milking tine. i'm order To induce
her 10 submit quietly TO the operation. is
Very much like bringing children with
an extra donglnut or slick of candy
IL 90 10 bed without CRYING. Discon-
tinue the practice for single time. and
you viii sec the result The cow that was
.oaNcI into geuilencss is now restless.
sr,,ss, and inclined to hold up l,er milk
and kick up her heels. Tie truth is.
.he is not going to be niIked in quiet
hess unless she is paid for it. Lei the
COW contract q habit oil being fed at
milking time. and she will be found
about Is hard TO break of rs is tie habit
OF using tobacco BY the owner. She
will expect this extra allowance as much
during tie month o! June as in the
month OF February.
Cows are moi so famous for Sagacftyi
n horses but il is certain that they W
learn 10 take advantage Of the mixer in
getting an increase OF allowance of food
at milking time. and that they will con-
tract habits that will give the mi!kerl
great trouble. \ COW that has been ac-
10 be fed at milking time dur
ing early life. will be MIXED with diff
Guilty ever aficrw ards, il denied her
usual raiioDs: hence the Importance of
keeping her from acquiring this habit
" bile young.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-03-17

a SLIGHT MrsTAKE.-Thc following
anccdotc has been associated with the
name ola we'll known clcrgyman's mate
in the north. The minister had been
entertaining ut dinner a clerical friend
from some distance. The evening was
unpropitious, and the friend was invited
TO remain during the night, and he ac-
ceptcd the invitation. They walked to-
gethcr for some time in the manse r ,r-
den. Al dusk the minister asked tho
visitor to step into the mansc, while lie
would give directions to his man SER
want to get his friends conveyance ready
in the morning, As the stranger entered
the manse the ministers wife mistook
him for her husband, I'm the twilight
she raised the pulpit Bible. which
Glanced TO he on the lobby table. and
bringing the full weight of it across thu
strangers shoulders exclaimed en-
pliatically: Take that for asking tina
ugly wretch to stay all night!'
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F-o-n the American A zrsc-.,iursss
Shallow Drains are Better Than
None.

While we are fra believers i'm the
economy and the effectiveness of deep
drains. even in heavy clay soils. VIC have
seen enough 10 convince US that those
" ho. from hack of means or time. or on
account OF an insufficient outlet. find
deep draining impracficable. will still
md ii TO their material advantage TO
make shallow drains wherever the ne
ressiiy for drainage is apparent. The
first requirement of all is TO get rid OF
the water that stands on the surface of
the soil. for this brings absolute death
10 all vegetation. A simple plow fur
row. 10 remove the water that accumu-
lntes in a depression of the surface, will
often produce more beneficial effect than
the same amount OF labor applied in
any other way. Next to surface water
comes sort of surface sprin.iness.
superficial ooze, or water retained near
the surface by dense hardpan subscil.
Frequently this water collects in basins
Of the subsoil. and a shallow uIderdrnin
will effect its removal
If farmer does not feel justified in
thoroughly undertaking any field that
Is fOs Mef, lie may al least be able to lay
few lines, two or three feet deep, run
utuS lutOu3I tut WOfet kpOt> Vi Tile
field. without much reference TO its gene
raj conformation. and tLus at least re-
move fh. most evident source OF his IN
convenience aud loss.
Let il be distinctly understood that
We do not recommend this practice for
adoption in any case where il is practi-
cable 10 do any thing more but there is
no reason Why farmer should suffer
year after year Fl ON an annoyance that
IL is in his power TO lessen, because hi.
circumstances will not allow him 10 en-
tircly remove il: occasionally a larg,
tract of land lying on the slope ola hin
or M its foot il made too wet for prof
table cultivation BY any underground,
spring. through which water stratum
in the higher land finds vent. In sucl
cases. by digging straight into the hill
cutting some distance into the waite
scam-he flow may be induced 10 sccl
the artificial outlet: and i'm such cas-
even a shallow surface drain may carr,
the wafer away without allowing it a
opportunity to do harm.
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or all Sizes which he Is determined 10 dispose II on the
p,orfo IL ''Sw,.f. rrofTs An QtrN surs. Come and
see r,sr yocrsctvrs Nov. ~. 1sTO.-tf
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The Married Ladies Private Companion contaires thu
desired information Sent free for Two stamps Address
Mes. N. NETZGER. Hanover. Ia.
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New A drertisemenfS.
WALTIIAM
w ATCH Els .

The excessive Of these watches for The las, hf
cen lrsr- ~ Railway ccntuc'crs Engineers and III
rvsssaen. The na~t exae;ng Of ~a,eh-~sarers- ha
hufcughIy Demonstrated The Strength. sssaGEs-s. du
ability an securscy Of the ws'.hsm waseh. IL sss
= aha, el-ss in al these res, is .. decide the ques
. ION as to the real value " rhc>e time keepers.
Noss tL.l soc. 900 q tbs. watches now speak
~ Tor shsn.ssv.s IN he OcAssc ~ the people proc
.nA guarantee ~ ,hsr superiority ever all others.
III. slsrssIos cFgarlzsti.n and great extent Of the
s'omp.ry's works at waftAar enables them to pro-
nse ~s:rhssata price which renders eoupetisien fn
lie ard lho~c uho buy any other watch merely pay
rom g 20 per Tor their watches than Is
a-cs.ssry-
These time pieees combine every Improvement that
long experience has proved Of real practical suse
Having hei the refusal ~ nearly every invention In
watch -iskrg originating In this un'ry or in Europe
snl, fLss srs snaiy adopted which severe testing B.,
c ucst >kilts artisans in works. and hong use on
III. psi - the public demonstrated TO 10 essential to
,o-rser ami enduring time kesiins.
A..rs lie rzsry irap7ov.n, We would psE'ieuia-
si-e:
The ln~ci,;ion anil use or csDrs pnion NJ peculiar
eOnssructiei to prevent damage TO The train ~ the
hrssksse -. snsn-s?r.rss. Is original ~fh the Aneri
Watch Company, Who having had the refusal OF a
eontrivarsss adopted roggs patent Pipon as be-
Ing tic lest sad t-Nltisss
Hardened and tempered haiF-sprinss. ncw univer-
sally admitted by ws;ehmskess to be the best are used
in all grades Of wai,hsm Watches.
All walthzm Watches have dust proof caps. protect
ing the rcn dust and iesssning the neces-
s-y ofthe frequent cleaning other watches
our new ya:ent -vincer kcy!sss watch Is al
ready decided sEocsss and a great Improvement on
any stem hiding watch in the American market. and
By far the cheapest watch Of its quality offered to
the public. Ts,hoscIivinS in portions Of the United
where wAehm skcrs do abound watches with
the above mentioned improvements which tend TO ca
sur. accuracy cleanliness durability and convenience
nus; prove invaluable,
The Trademarks q the vsr:ors styles naIs BY the
Company ar. - follows;
Asrk,cax wArcn Co. wsithsri. Mass.
Axx w.rcu Co.. walthsm, Mass.
Axrz,c ~ wArcn.co-, Crsscer, St. Halthau Mss.
ArrfErrx TKscy Co. wslthsrn. Mass
A-Esics ~ warcu Co.. Adams ST.. wslihan, Mass
wArraAa warca Co. wal.hArn, Mass
rs BAErirrr. waithsm. Msss.
WV. ELIrsY. walthsra, Mass.
HoxE " STcs Co.. Bos,en. Mass
Examine the spelling Of these carefully before
buying any yar.sion sven Of sings letter, indicates
/. counterfeit.
For sale by all leading !ew-iers No watches resled
~ the Company
An lestrsrsi history of watch making confsinins
u rc useful information watch -esrers seat 10 shs
address srpiicsticn-
EcBB,-:S s APPLETON.
General Agents for American Watch Co..
rs? broadway. New York,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-03-17

&1The women nj Lacrosse, WILSON,
sin, have got the rag carpet mania the
worst way. making up all tho old clothes
they can find. Men have TO sleep in
their pants 10 keep from having them
made up into carpets, and they often
wake up i'm the morning TO find leg
cut oil.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-03-17

REMEDY FOR LONG CorRTsMr.-To
hasten marriage, lock up the girl. and
show her lover tho front door. A long
courtship was successfully terminated
i'm this way while since.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-03-17

Some Washington journalists arc
going TO start the Capital rs soon as they
get the capital 50 start.
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LOogOoiee. Shoals & Jasper,
NAL, EXPRESS AID STAGE ROUTES!
STEINHAJSER & SCURADERl

w S. Contractors for the Loo2cotee. Shoals and
L J . Jasper Mail Express Routes, respectfully in
form The pull,. that they will run good hacks, with
excellent leans and reliable drivers. and prepared
convey passengers and express matter between the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad at l.oosooiee or Shoals.
and J,sper or way places on the routes, the
rea sonabe terms Persons sending or receiving ex
pressags Of any kind may depend having CAREFUL,
handled and promptly and safely delivered 1hcII
re for Loo goocc leaves Jasper Mondays. Wednss
DAYS aud Fridays, at o'clock NJ. striving at Loo
gootse In time to INJECT with IRE trains on the
Returning leaves Loegootee every Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday. Their stage leaves Jasper every friday
morning at O'Clock and arrives at Shoals in tiue 70
connect 18th the road trains either way Return
in y leaves shoals ATT o'clock Saturdays.
And also they will run Il stage 10 Petersburg every
Friday. leaving Jasper Of ii O'clock Returning On
Jui, 4 70 STElNHACSkE 4 sCHRADkE.