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REGISTRATION NOTICE.
" al Holers 80 I.l Eleelion d.

IT, The Voters gfthe lst Election District.
THE undersigl ed, Officer Of RegisIa-
ton for the First Election District Of
Carroll cOunly--'n compliance with the
provisions Of Chapter 4jy Of the Acts Of
the q eneral Assembly OF Maryland, pas.
sed at Janua y session, 1870, rhich
makes it the duty of Officers Of Regis
tr' ion 10 sit at some place eoDven ere TO
TO the voters Of Their respective slrlcts,
for three days, ,1mW eDcing on the Sd
Monday OF Septenbcr 10 each year
for the purpose OF di>charging their du.
ties, hereby gives notice that .le will rt-
tend at Ills Residence on Moudav the
10th, aud on Tuesday and Wedne day,
the l7lh aud th OF September, at wa
lam Fisher OWcc, in Ianeytown, from
. 0 clock, a. NJ, until 0 clock, I. NJ,
for the urpose Of dlscharging his du.y
as such Officer Of Registra .'op, accord
ing to the provisions of said Act Of the
General Asse IbIy OF Maryland.
The Req. ,ra,ion Act OF 1870 provides
that il shall be the duty of The Registers
TO strike from the Ii, Of qualified voters
the names OF all persons known, or made
known to him, who have died or removed
from said Election Di riot or rave be-
come disqualified unde the provisions Of
the Second aud Third Sections of the
First Article of the Con itu ion, and TO
delly to an persons applying, whose
names appear on the sad list OF a. lifed
vote :, certificate Of regishatio and
to strike from tie books Of regis alton
the n, mes Of said dead, removed or dis
qualified per ops, ana tor what cause I'M
der he Con ,itu on at ] VIZ Of his
81 ic, as tue case ma re, aud to register
the name Of every pc sol who shall az
ply To him to be .ered as a qualified
Yoter, who shall "a ,fy him that he DO
sesses or before the day of election next
ensuing will possess the r,qui te qualiG
cations under the Constitu on OF the
Uni ID States and the law uade in pur.
su. nee thereof, aud the Con- itution Of
the Safe Of Maryland the qualifications
Of age, citizenship and residence, aud is
not disqualified under the provisions OF
the Second ID Thi j Sections Of the
First Article of the Constitution.
q. W. ChAPSTER,
aug. 81 # Register
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

To tho Foters Of the i2th Election District.
THE undersigned, Officer of Registra-
ton for the Twelfth Election Districs Of
Carroll county-in compliance with the
provisions of Chapter 459 of the Acts Of
the General Assembly Of Maryland, passed
at January session, 1870, which makes it
the duty of Officers of Registration to sit
at some place convenient TO the voters OF
their respective districts, for three DAYS,
commencing on Che 3rd Monday Of Sep
tember in each year, for the purpose Of
discharging their dutics,-hereby gives
notice that he will attend Mt Onion BRIDGE.
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
the 10th, 18th and 18Th Of September, from
9 o'clock, A. NJ, until O'clock, r. NJ,
for the purpose OF diceharging his duty ne
such Officer of Registration, according to
the provisions OF sain Act of the General
Assembly of Maryland
The Registration A ct Of 1870 provides
that Il shall be the duty of the Registers
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

To The Voters Of the llth Election District
THE undersigned, Officer of Registra-
ton for the llth Election District of Car
roll oounty--iHcompli with the pro-
visions of Chapter 459 of the Acts Of the
General Assembly Of Maryland, passed Mt
January session, 1870. which makes it the
duty Of Officers of Registration IT, sit at
some place convenient to the voters of
their respective districts, for three days
commencing on the 3rd Monday of Sep
TENDER in each year, for the purpose OF
discharging their duties, = hereby gives
notice that he will at end at His Resi-
denco, IL Nee ". tdsor on Mo day, Tues
day and "Wednesday, the lB,h, li,h and 18th
OF September, from 8 o clocN, A. NJ, until q
O'Clock, Z. M, for the purpose of discharg
ing his duty as such Officer of RegistrA-
ton, according the provisions Of said
Act of the Ge cral Assembly of Maryland.
The Registration Act OF 1870 provides
that it shall be he duty OF he Registers to
strike f-omthe list Of qualified voters the
names of all persons known, or made
known to b m, who have died or removed
from said Election District, or have be-
come disqualified under the provisions of
the Second and Third Sections of the First
Article of the Consti luton, and 10 deliver
to any persons applying, whose names APP
pear on the said net OF qualified voters. a
certificate of registration and TO strike
from the books of registration the names
of said dead, removed or di qualified peP-
sons, and for what cause under the Consti-
tuition and Laws Of II Is State, as the case
may be aud to register the name OF every
person who snail apply TO him 10 be re-
gistercd as qualified voter, who shall
satisfy him that he possesses, or before he
day Of election next ensuing will possess
the requisite qualifications under the Com
stitution of the United States and the law
made in pursuance thereof, aud the Con-
stituuon of the State of Maryland, the
qualifications Of age, citizenship aud res
idence, and is not disqualified under the
provisions Of the Second and Third Sec
tions of the First Article Of the Uonslitu-
ton.
JESSE LAMBERT,
aug "a 1t Register.
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under the Constitution Of the United
States and the law made 10 pursuance
thereof, aud the Constitution Of the State
Of Maryland, the qualifications of age,
citizenship and resid. ace, and is no. dis
qualified under the provisions of the See
ond and Third Sections Of the First Arti-
Gle OF the Constitution.
WIN. II. LAM0TIE,
aug "a 4t Register.
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Caution Notice.

T HEREBY forewarn all persons not to
i trust or harbor my wife, or any member
of my family, as win pay no debts of their
contracting, they having left my bed and
board without just cause or provocation.
JOHN +. SHADE,
aup 2i-3ta Stoncrsyile, Nd.
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90 Acres, l Rood and 35 Per-
ches of Land,

more or less. The improvements consist
OF "A two story Stone Dwell. A y~u--->
ing Hou e, Bank Barn, ET@SfSA-,LS
Summer House and Carriage 4lIIKII4a,
House &c., all of which are 49, --zss>.
newly built young Orchard in bearing con
dition, water convenient 20 the horse, with
running stream through tie farm, fields
conveniently laid off with good fencing, a
sui cient quaint of Meadow Land and
abou. 20 Acres Of excellent Timber.
Terms of Sale the same rs above.
DAVID IL. RlNEDOLLAR,
arg q, lS72ts Trustee.
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A First Class School
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

DEW. SHAW, formerly Of Ohio. for
III many years a teacher in high position
and recently Superintendent Of the High
School Of Belleiontaine, will open First
Glass School for Young Ladies', in New
Windsor, Nd, about the LIST Of September.
Instruction viii be given in all the depart
ments offemale education, including Music
Board may be had in private families.
The undersigned take plea re in recon-
mending the above enterprise to the public,
and respect lily solicit liberal patronage:
Jesse Lambert, S. S. Ecker, Dennis May
nard, Jos. A. Stouifer, J. Z. Burlington.
New Windsor, Aug. "a, 1872. 81
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME Copartnership heretofore existing
Il between the undersigned, under the
name and style of Ligget 4 Beckenbaugh,
is this day al solved, By mutual consent.
w. o., LIGGET,
I. l.. BECKENBAUGH.
Westminster, Angus. II, 1872.
The undersigned will conduct the bnsi-
ness in all its branches at the ssOld Stand. 2
Thankful for the liberal patronage extend
ed to the late Firm. be hopes BY attention
to business TO merit continuance of the
same. W. o. LIG6ET.
aug "a A.
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DR.. ]. II. BillingyIea

is still actively engaged in the Practice
l Of Medicine.
fzE- Oaicetwo doors East OF the residence
Of John l.. Reiisnider, Ezq.
aug2i aug Jeff
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,,
ANNAPOLIS, MD.
James III. Garnett, NJ. A., PRINCIPAL.

JHuIV5 NJ UdIHtII, III, A., FTIHCIpaI.
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION,
II September SU,h aud October LIST.
Session begins October I'd. Terms, for
tuition and board, (lncluding fuel lights,
and washing.) S27j per anuum. payable
semi annually IN ddraRce Several State
Scholarships vacant. Fifty students two
rom each Senatorial district boarded aud
educated rec of all charges. For Cata.
logues, containing full particulars, address
Prof. WIN. ii. HOPKINS,
aug 81 5t Annapolis, Nd.
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NOTICE

To the Voters of the 9TH District.
rHNIlE undersigned, Register OF Voters in
Il the Seventh Fl elton District, gives
their residence from one nj ecincl to the other
since the last registration, to notify him of
ry correction.
U. B. MIKESELL,
aug 24.3t Register.
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Estate Of Elizabeth 4. Saicler, decd.
NUTICE is hereby give that the sub
IN scriber has o ined iiom the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, letters Testamen
tary on the Personal Estate of
ELIZABETH A. SNYDER,
late Of CAROL county, deceased. All per.
sons havir : clrims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated
to the subscriber, on or before the 18th day
Of March, 1875 thee may otherwise by
law be excluded ON all benefit of said
estate. Those indebted are requested to
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
August, 1872.
GEORGE P. SNYDER,
aug IL Al Executor.
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Coal Tar For Sale.

A PPLY to
IA JOHN L. REIFSNIDER,
President Westminster Gas Light Co
mar loft
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a Real Estate First Mortgage

First Mongoge Railroad Bond Combined,
FREE OF All. COMMISSIONS,
and always on hand for immediate delivery.
These bonds are recommended by Hon.
Hugh McCullc Oh, late Secretary Of the
Treasury of the United States, Hon. j.
Edgar Thomprou. Pres ent Pennsylvania
Railroad, Hud. Schuyler Colfax, Vice
President of the United States, ard Jay
Coo, Esd, the well known Government
Banker who negotiated Cor the United
States Government its 1910 loans. These
Bonds we exchange for 3 POS, or sell at
par and accrued interest, for the present,
without commission. Call for pamphlet
aud circu', 8, and read for yoursclvc'.
\. d. SCHAEfFER,
aug 3 Gm Cashier.
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rs PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
BY VIM. H. Vanderford, Proprietor.

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Estate Of Francis AZ Grimes, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Carroll county, letters of Administration on the
Personal Estate of
FRANCIS N. GRIMES.
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased, ar hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the subscriber,
on or before the 2Gth day of February next;
they may otherwise by law be excluded iron
all benefit Of said Estate. Those indebted are
requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 26,h day OF August
1872.
BASIL 7. GRIMES,
aug 3l-4t$ Administrator.
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Composed Of 500 pounds If No. Hersrias
Gudno, and 100 pounds Of Soluble
Phophateof Lime. (bone tfissolred
in sltlphuiie acid, Potash and
CoIa,

Forming the most concentrated, universal
aud durable fertilizer ever offered to the
farmer-combining all the stimulating quail
tiles Of Peruvian Guano, aud the ever
durable iertilizing properties Of Ground
Bones, in fEe dry powder, prepared express
ly for drilling, aud can be applied in any
quantity however small, per acre; and il is
the opinion of many close calculating Farm
mers, after THIRTEEN years experience
in testing il side by SIDE with other popular
fertilizers, that an application of 100 pounds
of Excelsior is equal to from 200 to 800
pounds of any other fertilizer or guano
offered for sale, therefore is fully 100 TO 200
per cerl. cheauer.
Bs6" Look out for limitations and counter.
feits The popularity of Excelsior has in
duced HHscyppul0us parties in this aud other
cities to copy our trade mark, and resort TO
other dishOnorabte means to sell their north
less compounds.
Bar Farmers should see that erefy Rag is
branded as ADORE, nth the ANdLYSIS
and OUR NAME IN RED LETTERS.
AL others arc couBtegei.s.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that applica.
IN ton will be made to the County Com
missioners Of Carroll county, at their next
meeting thirty lays from the date hereof,
for an alteration tia point Of the public
road now leading ON Hprney to Tarey.
town, beginning at or ne The Spring of
the tenant house ofth Widow Shoemaker 5
Mrs. Maria Shoemaker) and running
thence with aight line through The Land
of Geo. Shoemaker interscct the road
leading from Piney Geek Church 10 Two
Tayerns, at or near u point at the gu e
ding into the said Geo. Shoemaker $
house.
R0BEEf z. JEMIS0N,
J. W. JONES,
WIN. I. ECKENR0DE,
aug list and others.
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fESHE undersigned viii sell at Private
Il Sale the farm on which she now re-
sides, situated 2 miles from Taneytown, on
the Emmittsburg road. The farm contains
?2 ACRES. and is in good state Of
cultivation. The improvements are a two
story Lo; DIV ling, Barn
and other outbuiidings; lar. A &aA-A
riety Of choice fruit; two s59.sS
wells o. water, ore near the q
dwelling and the other ct the barn; and is
under cd fencing. Taneytown is Sta.
ton on the Frederick and Pa. Line r. II.
Terms. -One-half cash, balance in one
and two years, with interest, 10 be secured
by the notes or mortgage Of the purchaser.
aug 24-3tk ANNA MARY SHEETS. Z
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FOR SALE ny
Grimes 4 Stoufier, Westminster, Nd.
Biggs & Albaugh, Rocky Ridge, Md.
Thomas +. Cover, Double Pipe Creek, Nd
Vim. II. Todd. Utica Mills. Md.
Il. A. Talbo >, Elicott City, Nd.
Zimmerman 4 Shul.z, Sykesyille, Md.
McComas Il Bro, Hoods Mill, Md.
Vim. II. 3. Dorsey, Mt. Airy, Md.
Samuel 4. Grove, Ridgeville, Md.
George M..Smith 4 Bro, Monrovia, Nd.
Day 4 Hobbs, Monroyia, Nd.
aug l0-3m
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Con t
I'D for Carroll county sittiag as a Court Of
Equity, pass in canse No 1868 Equity,
the undersigned will offer at Public Sale,
TO the highest bidder, on the premises, on
Monday, the lCh dry Of September, 1872,
precisely at one o'clock, ?. NJ, Farm
containing
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100 IA Acres of Land,

"sNAN VI i'nns = Ht Improvements fNHsihi
of a two story Brick Dwell. A ~ -
ing House, u good Log Barr kSIIgsa.
with shedding all .ound; IlH4ISA,
Car.iage House, Hog House, -
Slhoke House and Spring House, &c; Or.
cha d with choice fruit, water convenient to
the house, aud Pney Creek running thro'
the arm, w,h a sufficient quantity of
Meade La 4 and about 80 Acres of good
limb This property is situated ia Ia.
neyioEn District, Carr oil county, Nd :, aud
borders on tie York and Frederick public
road with Frederick ard Pennsylvania
Line Rail I'D rrnning through it adjoin
ing lands of James Kuins, Co rad Schue
aud o. hers ond Is the same Of which Geo.
isinedolar, died seized aud os es,ed.
7 ms Of 81 drc,-One nird part OF
the purchase money to be paid in , ze on
tle day of sale or on the ratification ereof,
one-third in one year and the otie one.
third in two ye IS from the day of sale, the
credit Payments to be sec r1d by the noes
the purchaser or purchasers with APP.
proved security, bearing interest from the
d j sa :.
JOSIAH ADELSPERGER,
DAVID Ii. klNEDOLLAR,
aug "a, l872.ts Trustees.
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ASCENSION PARISH SCHOOL
For the Christian Training
of Christian Children.

VHNIIE Sd Annual Session will begin ID.
Il W on Monday, s teaiber lGth. 1872.
Fo info alton as to ,trns &C., case
apply to the
REV. JULIAN L. INGLE.
n, b. A few boys with good voices for
singing will be received free of charge.
aug 24.4t
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PRICE S0o PER TON.

J. ]. TURNER &. CO,
AZ Pratt Street, Baltimore.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-08

The PRIDE OF PARIS, and, indeed, Of
all France, in an artistic way, is Hector
Berlioz, the great composer, and the
French Beethoven. A letter from Paris
to the New York RsvieD, says: las
one Of the most flattering compliments
ever paid to any piano manufacturer
by SO great a musician as Berlioz, |
consider his remarks about the Stein
way piano worth repeating. He said:
IF I had known such pianos thirty
years ago, l probably should have CON-
posed for the piano only. This Stein
way system gives you an entire orches-
ira, on a smaller scale, with all the
advantages Of the richest instrumental
ton. Steinway's pianos are the only
ones, of all those | have heretofore
heard, that possess the most perfect
beauty of the harmony, without the
slightest addition of that screaming
seventh, which has never been avoided
in the other system of piano manufac-
ture. This alone, independent of the
many other advantages and superior
qualities these instruments possess,
would be sufficient to mark new
epoch in the history of piano making"
These famous Steinway pianos can
be found in this city at V. Harding's,
100 Market street.
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JUsr REoRIyRp-N~

CLAP.TRAP AND CANT.-Invalid read
er, if you are unwise enough to put
yourself outside OF any Of the mock ton
les guaranteed to contain mo difusive
stimulant," you will inevitably come to
grief. Ask your physician if sny liquid
preparation, destitute Of stimulating
properties, is worthy of the name of q
tonic. He will tell you no. Shun all
such nauseous catchpennies. Planta-
ton Bitters, the most wholesome invig-
GRANT in the world, owes the rapidlty
with which it relieves the disordered
stomach and the shattered nerves to
the diffusive agent which conveys its
medicinal ingredients to the seat of the
complaint. That agent is the spirit OF
the sugar cane, the most nutritious and
agreeable of all the varieties OF alcohol.
The medicinal Ingredients OF the Bit
tiers, valuable as they are, would be
comparatively useless without this dis
tributive basis. They would terment
and sour. Beware, as you hope for
health, of the horrible compounds Of
refuse drugs in state of fermentation
which humbugs are endeavoring to
toist upon the public as medicines.
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To LUMBERMEN, CARPENTERsAND BUILD
ERs.-H. S. White, of Bellton, w. Va,
has two saw mills now ia operation and
is prepared to furnish all the kinds Of
lumber cut from timber in that region
and can fill orders promptly. He is
also prepared to saw to order unusual
lengths of either lumber or timber, and
calls the attention of builders particu-
larly to this fact. His prices are as
reasonable as those of any other manu-
factursr of lumber in that section, and
will be found lower than those charged
for lumber OF the same grade cut in
mills more remote from this market.
Orders respectfully solicited.
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Lots OF FUN.-Our street gamins
have been having lots Of fun during the
past week, with brass bands, hand or
gans and SIGH. The thing eliminated
yesterday when chap, clad in gorgeous
array, in spangles and velvets and beer,
made his appearance on the streets and
commenced swallowing swords. The
way that fellow would take in sword
was caution. He made nothing OF
taking down a dozen or so knives. But
swords were his chief diet. Give him
half dozen sabres on the half shell
and heis happy. He is pretty good on
the swallow but we'll bet the MtelH-
gencer folks can beat him. They not
only swallowed Grants sword, but
Grant himself
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
This Court met yesterday, Judge Jack
son presiding. The following are the
proceedings:
Robert P. S oil, assignee OF r. Por-
tor & Co., upon petition by said as
siguee against the Merchants National
Bank ofthls city, This case was argued
BY counsel, on yesterday, and the Court
delivered an opinion in this cause dis
missing the petition and sustaining the
claims of said bank against the assignee
in said cause.
The Kentucky improvement Go"
pany Us. Steamboat "Astti. n1.oberts II
admiralty. The was a libel field BY
said company against the steamboat
Matte Roberts," for the loss of barge
ladened with railroad iron. The court
delivered an elaborate opinion in this
cause, reviewing the testimony which
was quite voluminous, dismissing the
libels at the costs of the libeliant.
Theophilus Pugh Us. John Hamilton
& Co. Upon bill filed to restrain the
said Hamilton & Co. from the manufac'
ture Of ore crushers, claiming that said
company has infringed upon a patent
obtained by him, the said Pugh, for
such ore crushers.
Campbell, Mccullough g. Co. Us.
Gill, Kelly Il Co., in assumpsit. The
Court having fully heard the argument
Of counsel upon the motion heretofore
entered by the defendant in this cause,
doth order that, unless the plaintiff re-
NIT the sum of $770, the excess OF So
tons of iron in this cause, a new trial
will be granted herein, and the said
plaintiffs here remit the said excess, and
Judgment for $2O3O, with interest, from
July 8, 1855.
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CIRCUIT CouRr.-The follow. uS Pfo.
ceedings were had in the Circuit Court
yesterday:
Henrick Frederick Muller, OF Prussia
was admitted as a citizen. .
The Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Ken
lucky Railroad Company rs. Wheeling
Hospital. The company, by their at
torney, paid into Court $l3O4, that be-
ing the amount Of the Commissiop'-
award. =.
In the seducti"- ..1
Rhods"- ~ case OF Carohn
70. Louis Hase, the jury rendere
a verdict in favor of the plaintiff, an
assessed her damages at $500.
The case of John L. Hobbs ct al. U,
Carson, occupied the attention of tn
Court for the balance of the day, and
not being concluded at adjournmen
time, was continued until this morn:nl
at 9 o'clock, and it is expected it vii
take all day in the trial.