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YOUNG MEN.

ltftAG MEN.
who have injured themselves by certain prac
flee. ipdu lged in when alone, habit frequent
IL learned lrnui evil companions or at sehooi me
effects of which are nightly felt, even when
ssleep and ii not cured renders marriage impls-
sible, and destroys both mlnd anu pouy' sto"io
apply immediately.
What pity that Young man, the nope OF
his country and the pride OF his parents, should
he .1atched from all prospects and erJoytseht oI
life by the consequences OF deviating from the
oath # nature, and ind1ling a certain secret
habit. Such persons must, before comteapia-
ting
R.sect that a sound mind and body are the
most necessary req isltes to promote COMMUNAL
happiuess Indeed, without these the journey
through ie becomes weary 'pHgf image que
prospect hourly darkens to The view, the mind
becomes shadowed with despair, and bill ed With
the melane holv reflection that the happiness OIL
another is bliehted with our own.
CERTAIN DISEASE
When the misguided and imprudent VotarF OF
pleasure finds that he has limb ibed the seeds OF
this painful disease, il too often hapl ems tsat an
iIltimea sense of shame Or dr.ad Of
discovery deters aim rom applying TO those
Who. from education and responsibility. can
alone be friend him. He falls into the hands OF
ignorant and desigs ing pretenders, who incapa-
Bile oil cuflng. HIGH ms pettthAa'
keep him trifiing month after month, or as long
as the smallest fee can be obtained, ana IN des
pair leave hun with ruined health to sigh owe
his calling disappointment; by the use OF ina
deadly uoison. Mercury, cause the constitution
al symnto;ns of this horrid disease to make their
annearanee such as liberated sore throa' dist
easeduose uoctu nal pain in the bead an :
Imbs dimness O sight. dea mess, nodes ON thT
shin bones and arms, botches on the head. lac :
and extremi ties, progressing with rlgntiul rapu
iditv till at last the palate OF the mouth or IN .
homes of IT, E nose fall in ana ne Ylctim oitnie
awi,,l disease becomes herrid object of com
liberation t,ll dealt, put period to his dread lie
fi,l sulelings. By sending HIM to that undlscpvers
cd country from whence Traveller returns
To such. therefore, DR.. johnson ole Is the
nost certain speedy, pleasantand ehecual rem
edy in the world.
OFFICE. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK ST..
talt hand side going from BALTIMORE street
4. few doors from the corner. / All motto observe
name and numb Der. =
va. 50 letters received unless postpaid ana con
tain,ng a stamy to be usedo the reply. Fer
sons whiting should state age, and send portiof
81 adre, tsenent describing sN mptoms.
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his office.
ENDORSEMENT or The PRESS
bamany thousands cured at this establishment
within the last twenty years, and tn nuhetous
imnorta nj surg ical operations p..riormes py W
Johnston. witnessedby the reporters o. the Sa'
and nany other papers, notices. OF which nav.
annpared again before the pubiice, besides nj:
stand,no a. gentleman Of character and re
ponst bllity, is SUFFICIENT guarantee to tht
ALL DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
6Y H-Ns
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately Cured and Full vigor Restored:
This distressing Affection-wh len READERS he
miserable and marriage impossibie-ls the pen
slsv paid bv The victims OF improper indu'gences.
Young persons are too apt t" co mint excuses
From not being aware OF the dreadful conaeqcen-
ces that NAV ensue. Nov, who that understands
his subject will p' etend to deny that the power
OF procrea ton is lost sooner by those falling INTO
irspiorel habits than by the prudent Besides
being deprived olthe pleasure OF heatnN offspring
the most serious aud destructive symptoms
of both body and mind arise. The system ne
amesderanged; the Physical and Mental tuDc-
s;nrs weakened. Loss Of Provocative power
Nervous lrritability, Dyspepsia. Palpitatlon, OF
tbe Heart Indigestion. Constitutional Deplil'
and Wasting of the Frame, Cough Consump ION,
Hecay aha Death.
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS
Persons ruined in health by uulearned pre-
tenders mhe keep them tribing month after
rnenih. taking poisonous and injurious com
pounds should apply Immediately.
DR.. JOHNSTON.
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. London
Graduate of one Of the most eminent colleges
In tbe limited States, and the greater part OF
- hose life has been srent in the hospitals ~
tendon. Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere has
nf;arted some Of the most astonishing cures that
S-sr, ever KIN own many troubled with ringing
in the head and ears when asleep. great ner-
rousness. being alarmed at sudden sounds.
hsshfulness, with frequent biushlng, attended
somAimes with arrangement OF mind, were
cured Immediately.
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE-

Weakness ofthe Back or Limbs, Str,ctures,
Affection of tn K idneys OF Bladder: Involuntary
Discharges. Impotency, Genei al Debility, Ner-
yousuess, Dyspe psia, Languor, Low Spirits,
Confusion, of Ideas, Palpitation OF the Heart,
Timidity, Trembling. Dimess of Slghtcr Gladl-
ness. Disease of the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin,
AFFECTIONS Of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach or
Bowcls-those terrible Disorders arising from
Solitary Habits of Youth-secret and solitary
nractices uore fatal to their victims than the
SONG of the Sirens to the Mariners OF ULYSSES,
blighting their most brilliant hopes or anticipa-
tons, rendering marriage, &c.,impossipie.
YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have become the victims OF
olitary vi ce, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annual ly sweeps to an unhmeiy
grave thousands of young men OF the most eX-
allied talents and brilliant intellect, VINO might
otherwise have entranced listening Senates wlth
The thunders of eloquence; or walked to ecstscy
the living Tyre, may ca i with full confidence
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or Dung Men contemplating
marriage, aware ofPhy steal Weakness Loss OF
Procreative Power-Impotency) Nervous Ex-
citability, Palpitation, Organic eakness, Ner'
vous Debility, or any other Disqualification
speedily relieved.
Ne who places himself under the care OF Dr
]. NAV religionsly confide in his honor ass
gentleman and confidently rely upon his sAlii
Is physician.
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The six years that i,llpwta the death
Of his wife aud the loss OF his child pas :
ed YEARLY to James Dnraut. He vnii,d
neatly every country III the OH WOLF
seeking among scenes OF nsIu,al beauty
and grandenr Us, well as q historic. inter
sst, for the menial ress which could new
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North Carolina Election.

We claim nothing less than gallant
Democratic victory in the result in
North Carolina. We have elected five
of the eight Congressman; majority
of eighteen on joint ballot in the Legis-
lature, which gives us U. S. Senator,
in the place of Poole; and probably the
Lieutenant Governor; while the Rad
ieals have elected their Governor, by
small majority. 1t will be remembered,
that the last election gave a majority
against the Conservatives of 9,3i3. All
this had to be overcome. The Radicals
poured out money like water; they i'm.
ported negro voters, from Virginia and
South Carolina, in all the border coun
ties; and they attempted to create
reign Of terror BY arrests aud intimida-
ton. A crowd Of deputy marshals
went into the interior counties to over
awe doubtful voters, with warrants for
Ku-Klux arrests. In a word, the Ad-
ministration expended its wholestrength
in North Carolina, we'll knowing that
defeat there would DO an end Of the
campaign. Two members of the Cabi-
net went down to stump the State for
e. q
Grant-Delano aud Boutwell,, aud viii
son, tho candidate for Vice President,
went down for the same purpose. vii.
son and Delano returned to Washing
ington, and confidently claimed Radi-
cal majority Of ten thousand And be-
hold the result! It must also be re-
numbered that the ticket was purely
Democratic; the Liberals were not rep
resented upon it, as it was nominated
before the fusion. In November, when
the Liberals and Democrats shall unite
upon Greeley and Brown, who can
doubt the result in the old North State
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Emory Groge Camp As the period
approaches for this Camp, great interest
is felt in all that relates to il, 1t is loea.
ted in beautiful shady grove, aud win
10 oil probability become the most noted
audexteusively attended meeting ground
of the NJ. Il. Church 10 the United
States. Il will be beautifed and i'm,
proved more aud more every year
AT the approaching meeting it will be
under the general Superintendence of
the Rev. Henry Slicer, the veteran
Presiding Elder of the Baltimore Dis
trict, one Of the most earnest, liberal
minded, powerful and persuasive clergy.
men of the Il. NJ Church in this coun.
try. Although well advanced in years
he has all the zeal of young exhorter
and exercises considerable influence
over tas minds Of his hearers.
The camp will be held on the 18th of
August, on their grounds at Emory
Grove, near Reisterstown, on the IVES,
tern Maryland Railroad. There are
about 200 acres in the camp ground,
which is well supplied with water, there
being eight or ten wells on ii besides
numerous springs. The grounds, which
are very beautiful, are being thoroughly
cleared Of underground; walks aud drives
are being laid out, and seats are being
fitted up. A one story building which
will be used as hotel is being built, in
which 600 persons can be seated at their
meals at one time, the intention being
to do away entirely with the cooking in
the tents. There is large ice house
well filed, on the ground, There will
be a telegraph liue to the grounds, and
the camp viii be lighted by over 200
portable gas lamps. All the profits that
may be realized from the rent of ground
for tents, board &c, are to be applied to
oruamenting the ground, and it is un.
derstood that the ground will be hcreaf.
the rented for camp meeting purposes
to other religious denominations. There
will be several tents on the ground from
Westminster.
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Items of News.

Nine witnesses were examined at
Brownsville, Texas, on Monday, by The
Commission to inquire into Indian and
Mexican outragcs. 1t appears from
their testimony 10000 American cattle.
valued at 81 900 200, have been carried
across the Rio Grand by Mexican rob.
bers. Custom house oilicerste tilted that
they distinctly recognized officers of
Cortina's army directing these raids
aud that herds OF from 1000 to 5000
cattle were hurried across the river ic
daylight. On one occasion the Next
cans picketed the roads, and compelled
travellers to assist them in getting the
cattle across.
The wife Of John Matthewson, far
mer in the vicinity Of Yates City, H.,
was murdered last Monday morning,
while her husband aud a hired man
were at work in a distant field. When
Dir. Matlhewson returned home ia the
evening, he found his wife's body in the
cellar with the throat cut and skull
fractured; its appearance also indicating
the commission Of a ielonious assault,
They had been married only few
months. A man who was near the
house seeking employment, is suspected
Of the crime.
A tornado and hail storm visited
Harrisburg on Monday night, unroof.
ing the State Capitol Hotel, BrauJt's
Hall, and many private dwellings, carry
Ing off the gable ends of the German
Reformed Church and other buildings
and breaking thousands of panes Of
glass throughout the city The tele
graph wires were Frustrated, aud tele-
graphic communication cut off.
There have been several conflicts in
Cuba recently between the Royal troops
and the insurgents, in all OF which the
latter have been victorious. The end
of the contest seems as far off as it was
ayear ago. Spain had better part with
the island while such course is open
to her. In the end separation must
take place.
There was election rioting at Quebec,
Canada, on Monday afternoon, aud the
military had to be called out to suppress
IT, A young man named David Candle
was shot dead aud three others were
badly wounded. II was fight between
the French aud English factions.
IL is believed 10 Chicago that b. 7.
Steiner, manager of the French Band,
who recently DISAPPEARED with large
sum of money, has been robbed aud
murdered.
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Consistency.

"Where is the ADVOCATES consist.
eney p asks tho Seaiinet, since its sup
port Of Mr.. Greeley for the Presidency.
The ADVOCATE has maintained a per-
fectly consistent course, throughout
and this it can make manifest to all,
save those who are determined to mis-.
represent it. II did what it could to
secure the nomination of Democratic
candidate for the Presidency; but
when It was seenthat Democrat would
not be nominated, and that the alb.
straet issue of Grant or Greeley was
presented to the country by the politi.
clans, il had no difficulty in choosing
to support the latter in preference to
the former. No matter what it had
said of Mr.. Greeley, In the past, it
deemed him infinitely preferable to his
competitor, both as to honesty aud ca.
pacity, and every other requisite for
the chief mngistracy. 1t is therefore
perfectly consistent in supporting Gree
ley as against Grant. If Mr.. Greeley
will beat Graut, purge the government
of the reeking corruption of the pres
ent Administration, and restore to the
South its lost franchises and privileges,
we shall ask no more of him, although
he is pleged to more. He is pleged to
treat Democrat and Liberal alike, and
We believe he will redeem his pledge.
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nALTTMORE nIARKETS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,
Friday, August 0, 1872.


Beef Cattle. The offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted to 1861 head
The prices ranged as follows; Best Beeyes
at 25aS6 75 generally rated first quail
ity at 75aSj 62; medium or good fair
quality at 00aSI 75; ordinary thin Steers,
Oxen and Cows at 8 50aS 500; inferior
and lowest grades of Cattle . 00aS0 90
general average ofthe market IS 90. Elk.
IRENE range Of prices 3 81 aSG 81. Most
of the sales were from 81 SO to s. so per
100 pounds.
UoOi.-Burry unwashed, 43 to As cents
per ID. unwashed, free from bSrrs, As TO
20 cents; tubwashed, 10 to Is cents: lamb
pulled 80 to 43 cents long pulled 60 to G2
cents per pound.
Sheep.-Fair to good wool Sheep at IA
Al cts. per pound gross.
Ledther.-Cty Slaughter 40 to Al cents
Rough Skirting 80 to IS cents; Spanish Sole
33 to 81 cents; Country Slaughtered IS to
81 cents.
Hides,-City Steer at l3l cts Cow II
cents.
Hay and Strdo.-TIay 33aS36 per ton.
Rye Straw 23aS2i per ton.
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North Carolina Election.

Dispatches from North Carolina seem
to settle the question as to the Guber-
material election. Caldwell, the Radical
candidate, is doubtless elected by ma.
jority variously estimated at from eight
hundred to one thousand. The Demo
Gratis claim that there have been great
frauds, aud it is thought that the matter
will be contested.
A despatch to the New York Times
says that the North Carolina Legislature
stands: Senate, 81 Democrats, 10 Re.
publicans; House, 60 Democrats 81
Republicans. This gives the Democrats
IL majority on joint ballot. Five
Democrats and three Republicans have
been elected to Congress.
A Democratic majority on joint bal.
lot ensures Democratic U. S. Senator
in place of Poole, the present Radical
incumbent.
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FOURTH
ANNUAL EXHIBITION
uF rus
Carroll County Agricultural Society
TO rs HsLD ON rHs
Fair Grounds, Westminster, Ma
ON MONDAY, TUESDAY, wEpyrsn,v
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
srrrEspER soth, oeroBKa LIST, "a, "a ~
aud 9th, 1871.
$lo4o as Premiums for Trial.
of Speed
Trials Of Speed

All trots 70 DO mile heats ho.,o,
Running, Hacking, Racing and Pau ..
be mile heats, best in 3. wing 70
In trials of speed, texcept runnir. -
an entrance Zee OF 10 per cent. vii, ~
charged, not less than / to cnter a w, 30
START entrance TO be closed ut u d el,,i'
NJ. tuesday, October lst, the second A.,
OF the fhir., All entries to be kent sec,,!,
until after the hour named. Two trial. "
speed TO come on each day. No purse W
Running Race Purse 500. sl0Dtoe.,
SlG0 to second. 10 per cont ents. aaaN
catch riders, mile heats, best 2 in 9. 0"a1
to all. open
1rot No. 1.-Purse 500. san 10 -
first, 500 to the second. Open 10 all '"'
For Horses owned in Carroll Con,,.
prior TO August LIST, 1872 "uY
Trot No. 2-For Horses that neve, H.,
2i5, Sl0l SIS to the first, SIS 10 J tbs
second " Tue
No 3.-For Horses that mayer h.,
minutes. Purse sos. $50 to the arst NJ az
TO the second. Fi'
No 4.-For Horses that never beat N
Purse $40. SSOto the first, $40 to The ~ =.
No, For Horses that never beo, . n
Purse $50. S25 to the first $40 10 secos5
No. 6,-Racking Race under .addin
Purse so. so to the first, S. to The :.
No. Pacing Race under ,odd,o
Purse s25. so to the frat, S. to lhe a.
cund. '' '''
day. '''S f'''N '''a
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Our Chantioleer.

The Seatiael dou't like disappearance
of our Gala Phasiana, and exhibits
all the terror attributed in fables to the
evil spirits who scamper away at the
morning cock-crow Our gallant old
warder never flaps his wings aud pOurs
forth his clarion notes, but the knees
of Radicalism smite together. His sill
ver-tougued proclamation for North
Carolina, when rendered into English,
signifies Behold how brightly breaks
the morning" And as he has got the
haag of the "Chap-Chap-Chap-p-a-
qua" tune, now, our neishbOr must
stuff his ears with cotton, if he hasa't
the nerve to Withstand his racket, for
he is bound to utter his triumphal notes
frequently, in the course of the ensu-
ing Autumn.
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Estate Of Washington Jones, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri.
IN Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, letters TesIauen.
tary on the Personal Estate of
WASHINGTON JONES,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated
TO the subscriber, on or before the 9TH day
of February next; they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested to
make Immediate payment,
Given under my hands this 9th day of
August, 1872.
WASHINGTON l.. JONES,
aug 10 ItS Executor.
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Publish Them Yourself.


The Se'tiaelis anxious that we should
publish the letters Of Charles Sumner,
and Hon. Benjamin G. Harris. Why
not publish them itself? Mr.. Sumner
letter was written to O negro, for the
benefit Of negroes, and the ADVOCATE
has not solitary negro upon its list Of
subscribers. There is one part Of Sum-
ner's letter that is emiuently true, and
which we mean to publish, and that is
that Grant deserves impeachment for
high crimes and misdemeanors. Mr..
Harris is one Of natures noblemen.
Whatever influence his letter may have
adverse to Greeley, if any, will rebound
TO the benefit Of Grant, "a result we arc
sure he did not coDtemplate) and the
ADVOCATE is not published 10 the iu-
terest Of Grant, As to Greeley's FIVE
line note to the Texan negro, We care not
how many such he writes II he will Only
cleanse the Augeau stable at Washing
ton, give the South her rights, aud
bring back the government to the hon
csty and simplicity Of the better days
Of the Republic That is all We expect
and all we require at his hands. Aud
that we believe he viii accomplish. To
wipe away the unparalleled rottenness
Of the Grant dynasty, will of ITSELF be
J herculean task, for the accomplishment
# which he win deserve the thanks of
u who cherish the wollbeiug and per-
etuity Of the Republic.
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Attention !! Democrats 3 Conservatives.

The Democratic Conservative voters
Of Carroll county, will meet at the usual
places Of meeting in their respective
districts, on Saturday the 31st of Au.
gust, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, to appoint
Ave delegates from each district to a
County Convention to be held in West
Minister on Monday the I'd Of Septem,
Der, to select FIVE delegates to represent
Carroll county in State Convention to
assemble in Baltimore on the 1lth of
September, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to
roommate Electors for President aud
Vice President of the United States.
Also to appoint FIVE delegates to a Con-
gressional Convention to assemble in
Towsoutown on Wednesday the 4th day
Of September, at IL o'clock, NJ, to
nominate candidate for Congress for
the Second Congressional District.
BY order,
RICHARD MANNING,
Chairman, Democratic Conservative
Executive Committee for Carroll co.
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HoRsE THIRr ARRgsrKD.--A negro named
Lloyd Deyan, Of Maryland, was brought to Jail
here on Wednesday OF last week, on the charge
Of having stolen horse, saddle and bride,
near finksburg, in that State, and after riding
the horse some distance, abandoning him, and
stealing another from a Mr.. Burgoon, near
unicn Mills. He was caught with the b irse
in his possession near McSherrystown, by Mr..
Burgoon. Justice Reilly committed him, and
Constable Single brought the pegro to jail, as
already stated, to await requistion from the
Governor.
David King, 10 Germany township, this county,
some weeks ago, has since been made against
Deyani and be will most likely be tried AZ the
August Sessions Gettysburg Compiler.
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Estate Of JOHN Roop, Of jos, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that tho s b.
~ seriber has obtained from the Or.
phans' Court Of Carroll county, letters
Testamentary on the Personal Estate of
JOHN RO0P, OF JOSEPH,
late Of Carroll county, deceased All per,
sens having claims against the deceased.
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated
to the subscriber, on or before the eth dav
of February next; they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. Those indebted are requested to
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this Both day of
July, 1872.
UPTON R0OP,
aug l0itS Executor.
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ATTENTION REGISTERS.

The Registers of Voters in the seve.
raj Election Districts of this county,
are requested to send US, at once, the
places where they expect to attend for
the purpose of Registering. The Law
requires that the notice shall be given
twenty days before sitting Also at the
same time send the name of the place
where they will sit for the purpose of
correcting the Registry List.