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Plaster ON Corn.

d. d. Newton, Cooper, Mich, sends
US this record Of an experiment :--"On
the 18th Of last June | sowed six bush.
els Of plaster on two-thirds of nine acres
Of corn putting handful on each hill
IN sixteen rows, and skipping eight
The corn was cut up in September, put
ting eight rows in row Of shocks.--
The rows were all alike, being forty rods
long; the rows plastered yielded from
three TO six bushels of ears moro than
those upholstered, aud the corn was
sounder. ! shall try the same expert.
meut again this year. The coru was
plaatea en- a heavy clover sod, aud the
soil was every We, at the time the plas
ter was put on.
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sprouts and Eyes.

The root Of the potato sprout or eye
extends to the center of the tuber. Se-
yer the sprout or eye from its root, aud
you lessen its vigor In proof of this,
pare off the outside of the potato 10 the
depth Of one eighth of an inch, and the
inside, il planted, will commonly grow,
but 1t will grow feebly. Plant the par.
lug, and it will grow iocbly, just in pro-
portion 70 its thlnuess. Cut potato
as you will, the smaller the peice, the
more feebly it will grow. As to plan
ting small potatoes, i. is contrary TO ell
analogy. When farmers winnowed
their wheat in the wind, they kept the
but Of the heap for seed. Gardeners
always prefer the middle head Of the
parsuip for seed. Thus with al kinds
Of seeds ; the largest, most perfect and
best ripcned are always preferred.
Nso England Farmer.
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BILL

Eutitlcd ".An Act supplementary 10
Acts passed February 3, 1865, chap
Ter 3j. and March Ia, 1868, chapter
lo6, relating TO Bouutyof Volunteers
aRd Drafted Mea."
Whereas, by the Acts passed Feb.
r1ary 3 1865, chapter 80. and March
H. ls65, chapter 1906 certain bouniies
were given to volunteers and drafted
iueo, aud no provision was la,de in case
Of the deeeaseof said parties, Therefore,
Section l. BE it enacted by the Geu.
eral Assembly OF Maryland, That in
case Of the deeease Of any parties enti--
tied to bounty under the acts Of Febru-
AIRY 3, 1865, and March II, 1865, chap.
ter l06, thcamount unpaid which would
have been payable to said parties, shall
be paid in the following order First:
To the widow of said party if there be
one Second If he have no widow
then % his children equally. Third !:
Ii he have 20 widow, child or children,
then to his mesher Fourth II he
have no mother, then to his father; and
If no father, then to his brothers and
sisters equally; and ifhe leave no broth
er or sister then the same shall revert
to the State.
Section ,. Aud be il enacted, That
this act shall take effect from the date
Of its passage.
We certify that the aforegoing is
true copy ofan act which passed the
General Assembly of MARYLAND, Janua-
ry session, 1867. ". II. COLE,
Chief CLERK House of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary of the Senate.
mayl6.ll
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Of suffering Il on his securityship. from
the defalcation of such clerk or register
or from other misfeasancc or malieaSance
in Office the judge Of such court shall
forthwith pass uu order requiring copy
Of the said petition to be served Oh such
clerk or register within five days, and
shall within ten days thereafter take up
the case, and ii be sLali be satisfied from
the evidence Of the truth Of che matters
alleged, be shall pass an order requiring
such clerk or register, within specified
time, to give counter security, TO be ap.
proved ia the same manner o. his origi
nal bond; and for every day after the
expiration Of such specified time that
such clerk or register shall fail to give
such counter security, he shall be sub
jeet to Il penalty Of City dollars, which
nuy be recovered BY separate action for
each penalty, in the name Of the State.
IN the same manner provided for the re-
coYery Of small debts, aud upon judg-
ment for any such penalty, the fees of
Office of such clerk or register, whether
for Office work or for State tax on COM
missions, may be attached by way Of
execution aud such penalty shall en-
ure and be payable to tho sureties Of
such clerk or register, to insure them
against any loss which they may sus-
tain by the defalcstiou, misfeasance or
malfeasanee Of such clerk or register.
Sec. 9. And be il enacted, That this
act shall take effect from the date of its
passage.
We certify that the aforegoing is a
true copy of an act which pissed the
General Assembly of Maryland, Janua-
ry session, 1867.
w X. COLE,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY.
mayl6.lt Secretary of the Senate
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The Graves OF Is Household.

They grew in beauty side l,y side
They filled one home with 0le..
Their graves are severed isr aud vida
Bv moont and sirear, AID an,
The same fond mother bent Al tpi.b,
O'.r each fa;r s,os,;no ,,rou
Sbebna coob folled g,wor IN ,;o,,
Uboroo.o ,to.o d.,.,,,o-,.,,..g
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Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY.
mayl6-lt Secretary OF the Senate.
A BILL

Entitled AN act to repeal section six
ty.eight, of article twenty-six, of the
code of Public General Laws, title
Corporations; !" and re-onact the same,
with anendmeuts."
Section / Be it enacted by tho Cen
eral Assembly of Maryland, That see
tion sixty-eight, of article twenty. six, oi
the Code Of Public General Laws, title
Corporations, be and the same is hereby
repealed, aud re enacted SO as to read as
iollows
6S. The provisions OF this article,
from section forty to section sixty-seyen
both inclusive, shall extend aud be ap-
plicable 70 all cases where Eve or more
persons, some Of whom are citizens Of
this State, may desire to form com.
paGy for the purpose of carrying on any
kind Of mining business. Provided,
that no company Incorporated under
this section shall hold more than FIVE
thousand acres Of land at any one time,
and the capital stock of such COMPANY J
shall not exceed the sum of two million
dollars and provided, also, that the
number Of trustees, directors or mana.
gers of such company shall not be less
than four or more than sixteen, and
that lands and leases on lands. as vel
as money, be considered us payment il
full, or as part of the capital stock oI
said company, and the presence in per
son or by proxy OF a majority 10 inter
est of the stock holders, shall bs neees
sary to form a quorum toe any busines:
at any meeting OF stockholders
See. g And be il enacted, That THU
act shall take effect from the date Of il.
passage.
We certify ,hat the aforegoing Is q
true copy Of an act which passed th,
General Assembly of Maryland, Janaa
~ session, 1861. II
". II. COLE,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates,
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary Of the Senate.
maybe 1t
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MT. Davis.

The New York Round Table opens a
brilliant editorial calling for the release
OF Jefferson Davis Sith the following
tribute to the Southern people:
"Ihe iics of March have come and
goae, and with them two long years
have rolled away since that Southern
banner, which had been raised with
such magnificent yalor, was elasped TO
It's staff and lowered forever on the
plains Of Nirginia 1t well becomes the
couquerors, Is the echoes Of battle die
away, as its angry smoke fades away
into peace ful ether, as tine passes a
soothing hand over the bitter passions
which gave fury TO the struggle, to rem
der manly justice TO the unflinchinr
courage, the undaunted perseverance
that have endowed their own triumph
with its brightest lustre, aud brought
imperishabie reBown 20 the American
military name. In such a case to un.
derate tue prowcss of the vanqushed is
60 soil the iaurels OF the yittcr-; to as
crbe to them au insiucere or contempti.
Bile animus is to degrade the Importance
OF subdaing it to tarnish the memory
of their slain is to sully the escuteheon
Of the brave who overthrew them aud
to treat with selfshness or con-
tempt the disarmcd and helpless survi-
vors is utterly unworthy of civilized,
powerful and triumphant people"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-05-16
Road Making.

The following hints upon this subject
We find worthy of consideration; and as
in the Spring much time is devoted to
repairing aud making roads, we give them
Tor the benefit Of farmers and others:
"In Toad.makiug, one great requisite
is the ready and total removal of the
water There cannot be good road
where water stands b. the side Of it or
on it ir the ditches have no ready
outlet, the road bed win soak up the
moisture more or less by capillary at.
traction. and thus remain rutted and
muddy. 1t is vain to think cf having
a good road on asubsoil filed with stag
naDt water. Even on side hills, If wa.
.ter remains on the upper side, it w;llin.
jure the road by passing under. Pro.
vide then, ii possible, Tor the thorough,
drainage Of your roads, either By sur
face OF covered ditches. See that The
road bed is evenly and slightly rounded
SO that The water can readily hnd its
way to the drains, Ii the soil Is clayey
or loamy, give it a few inches OF gravel,
or even coarse sand, and you will have
a the and ploasaut passage way, lfthe
soil is sandy, il needs an addition Of
clay to correct il, and this will correct
il so that good roads may be had over
the lightcst sandy soils"
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4 BIII.
nlayl6 1t

II Rl8s4a
Entitled An Act to provide for the pay.
ment of Pensions to Maryland sol
diers of the war of eighteen hundred
and twelve, (lSl2) aud widows Of
deceased soldiers Of eighteen hundred
and twelve.
Section l. Be il enacted by the Gen.
eral Assembly Of Maryland, That the
Governor shall annually appoint suita-
Bile person in each Legislative District,
in the city Of Baltimore and in each Of
the several counties Of the State, to be
styled Estate Pension Commissioner" /"
who shall not be entitled to receive any
compensation for the services herciuaf.
ter mentioned.
Sec. 2 And be il enacted, That upon
application being made to the State
Pension Commissioner from the city or
county where he or she resides, BY n
soldier Of the war Of eighteen hundred
aud twelve, or the widow of any such
soldier, for the benefit Of the relief pro-
vided for by this act, he shall examine
| bAAtAafiy tut1 tht dctita VI tnc SAhc,
and if he becomes satisfied Of the iden.
tity Of tie person, aud that be or she is
really in need of such assistance, he
shall certify the same to the comptrol-
Ter, and authorize the payment Of a
Pension as has heretofore been done b.
resolution Of tho Gcneral ASSEMBLY.
Sec. ). Aud be il enacted, That tho
| Treasurer is hereby directed. .on the war.
rant Of the Comptroller, to pay quarter.
ly the sum Of eighty dollars per annnm
to any person 80 certified 10 by the
State Pension Commissioner, from the
date ofsuch recommendation during his
or her life.
Section .. And be Il suacted, That
this ctshall take effect from the date
cf its passage. -s
We certify that the aforegoing is q
srus copy Of an act which passed the
General Assembly Of Maryland, Janua.
| ~ session, 1867.
WM n COLE,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates.
4 AUGUSTUS GASsAWAY,
msyl6lt Secsesary oftke Seaate4
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-05-16

FAITH.-A negro in Massachusetts,
lately gave his idea OF faith In Gods
promises IN the following words: ,.Dsr
Is a brick wall, and de Lord be stand
dar and say to me Now, want you
to go troo dat. mu't going TO say,
Lord, can't Igot nufin 10 do about
il. ALI hay to do is TO butt against
il, and its de Lords business 70 put me
troo."
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A BILL

n DILL
Entitled An Act to repeal section for
ty-three Of the Public General I.xws
entitled Mechanics Lien, and to re-
enact the same with amendments.
Section l. BE it enacted BY the Gen
eral Assembly Of Maryland, That sec
tion forty-thrce Of the Code of Public
General Laws, entitled Mechanics Lieu
is hereby repealed and re-enacted to
read as follows:
Sec. 43, Be it enacted, That the pro-
visions Of the preceding sections Of This
article shall not apply to Kent, Queen
Anne, Charles, Calvert, orSsint Mays
counties.
Sec. ?, BE il enacted, That this act
shall take effect from the date OF its
passage.
Wa certify that the aforegoing is a
true copy Of an act which passed the
General Assembly Of Maryland, Jauua.
ry session, 1867.
W. Il. COLE,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of DELEGATES.
AUGUSTUS GASSAwAY,
Secretary Of the Senate.
mayi6l 1t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-05-16
re Wadea.

1t was election day, and Grimes, hay-
ing assisted on the occasion by the de-
posit Of his vote aud absorption Of about
as much old rye as he could walk un-
der, started with two Of his neighbors,
who were in the same state of elevation,
10 cross the Braudywiue Greek by foot
bridge constructed Of single log
threwn across, aud hewn fat on the up
per side, but without any hand.rail to
aid in the transit. There would have
been DO difficulty with clear head aud
steady legs 10 crossing; but with our
party 1t was felt TO be not devoid Of DIFF
ficulties under existing circumstances
However the creek must be crossed
Grimes two friends took the lead, and
with much swinging of arms and con-
tortion Of body reached the farther side.
II was now Grimes turn to face the
music, aud, making bold start, he sue
ceeded in getting about one.third Of the
way over, when loud splash announced
TO his friends that he was overheard
Emerging from the water, it being about
up to his breast, he quietly said, as ii
his course was the result of mature de-
liberation, 81 guess III wade :"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-05-16

Daniel Webster was ''nighty near
right" when he remarked OF the press !;
"small Is the sum required to patronize
. newspaper amply rewarded y its
patron. care not how humble and
unpreteBding the gazette which he
takes, il is next to impossible TO 6il 10
without pntting into it something that
is worth the subscription price"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-05-16

a gentleman just returned to this
country from n tour in Italy was asked
how he liked the ruins Of Pompeii.-
Not very well, was The reply, nthey
are out Of repair
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-05-16

The Mexican Minister at Washing.
ton has received despatch from Vera
Cruz which states that report was
current among the Liberals besiaging
that city that Escobedo had taken Qucr-
etaro and captured Maximilian.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-05-16

A GESERous yoUra sally" said
agrcen youth, in venerable white hat
and gray pants, through which his legs
protested half a foot, perhaps more---
Sally before we 20 into this museum
to see the serenaaers, | want to ask you
sumthin'p =
Well lehRbod. what is it?"
eWeil you see this ERE business is
gwipe to cost hull quarter apiece, and
| cant afford to spend so much for uoth-
ia. Now, IL you'll hcy me, darn'd eff
don't pay the hull on'tmyself. Iwillw
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ABILI.

A BILL,
Entitled "An act to add TO article nine
ty-one ofthe Code of Public General
Laws, entitled ssSureties," an addi-
tional section, providing for the bet
ter protection Of the same
SEQ. !. Be it enacted BY the General
Assembly of Maryland, That the follow.
ing additional sections be added 10 the
Code Of Public General Laws, entitled
"Surefies =
Sec. D, Whenever the surety Of an 7
clerk or register Of wills Of any county
or the city Of Baltimore shall By pcti
ton, under oath, certify to the judge Of
the circuit court Of such county or city
that be believes himself to Be- il danger
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Mus oor H. ~ ~ ..T,,r ,

MANS COT HoLD on Ny "1ILTEgs.
The Smithfeld Times tells another
story illustrative Of the old saw that
'the COURSE of true love never did run
smooth" A young couple in Smithheld
had laid a plan to oatwit the vigilance
Of cruel parents, and elope. The Times
tells the secret thus: The youth stood
beneath the window--the lady attempt
ed to climb oat--when, oh. horror, somo
one detained her from the rear, Why
dost lboa not come, gentle Amelia 7"
She answered 10 an agitated voice, II
can l. Bill, mani's got hold on my filters"
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Look here, boy, said i nervous rem
tlemAn to an urchin nunohipg csSdy
a. . lecture, You aso anncying ne very
much
Mol amt neither, said the urchin,
I'm gnawing this ERE candy 4
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A ToucH Or THE SunLrME.-The
sun was just lifting its radiaut head
above the iecey clouds Of the inoruing,
---thc sweet songsters Of nature we're
pouring forth their. richest melodies,
when Mary, more beautiful than Diana,
walked ferth TO feed the chickens.
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In extreme easst Of Debility and Impotence
BELLS EXTERNAL REMEDY.

Price Two Dollars, sufficient fnr month, can
be used 10 good advantage
u gives Strength To the Organs. and, Will,
the Pills, wlll restore them To their normal
condition.
A Pamphlet Of 100 pages. m the ERRORS
OF YOUTH, desiguri a. a Lecture and Caution
to Young Nen sent free, Ten Gents required TO
pAy paftagc.
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300 New $500
bARYLAND STATE BOUNTY.

Y an Act of the last Legislature alI per.
sons drafted, who entered the United
es Service, and all persona who fur
ed Substitutes between the LIST of April
aHd 18th Of December 1864. IRE onti
to THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
e bounty, ifthey were credited upon the
p Of this State, and have never received
State Boupty heretofore. The Widows
Heirs OF deceased soldiers are also en.
i.
pp;ieation br all interested should be
e at my Office.
a. ID. SCHAEPFER,
ATTORNEY At Law,
Rrili-n Westminster Md.
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II Is curious physiological fact fhat
the mors check . man has the less he
bluahens sss
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Jasi PatlisAsd. II a Sealed Earsiops.
Fr.ss sis esafs.
"A LECTURE on the Naiure, Treatment, and
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The man who wanted The wi1es of :
bird, attained his desire bss sojpg oa >
lark
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CAUTIONI

The above Remedies have now beeh before
fhr Public many yrars, and their yroat success
In the allryiaiinn of human luissrs Las. excited
the cup'diiy ef several parties, who use the
name 'Spgcihc fiIls,' copy my labels, circu-
lars aud advertisements sometimes word Tor
word, and Tut Hp worthless compounds hat
dnhpvoint the just expectations Gf the purchaser
If you cannot purchase BrLL's SPgcptr Rrv.
rniss Of your Druggist, take no other, but send
the money direct 10
Ds. JAMES BRYAN,
Consulting Physician.
SO broadway, New York.
am, yon viii receive them by return Of mall
post raid and free from observation.
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Bell's Tonic Pills

Are recommended as the most Eficacious, Re-
iusinating and lnvigcrating Remedy in the
world.
A Package, Price Five Dollars, will last q
month, and Ia generally sufficient.
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DR.. Bryan's Medicines

EXcELsIoR ! EXCLUSION 1!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-27
The Right Man in the Right Place

The reelection of A. N. johnson, Esq,
justice for Clay township, was desery-
ed tribute to his private worth as q
gentleman and his ability as an officer.
Although a radical Union man he re-
ceived q large share of democratic sup
port, solely on the ground that every
one recognized him as the right man for
the place.-inteliigeucr.
Besides showing their appreciation of
Mr.. johnson as an officer, it also shows
that the Democracy are not animated
by the proscriptive spirit which char
acterizes the Radical party. There were
Radicals who, when they found that
Mr.. Johnson was being voted for by
Democrats, scratched his name off their.
tickets, such is the malignant party
spirit which has been inculcated by
their party. .rs
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Washington H.il-miIs.ni.u Tab.

Washington Hsil-Milsenian. Tab
leaax. H1-".f' f. -" '-''
Tonight will be unveiled the great
mysteries whereby Elyseum lost its Son
of the Morning and Pandemonium gsin-
ed its King, BY the exhibition ,of the
mammoth Miltonian Tableaux Of Para
disc Lost sReplete with startling gran
deur and magnifcence, and partaking
largely of the beautiful, sublime and
terrible, this extraordinary exhibition
has again created such an interest in
the minds of our citizens to witness it
that we look for such a rush tonight at
the hall as Is seldom seen in this city.
We would remind our readers that seats
can be secured during the day at the
Music Store of Mr.. VIM. II. Shieb.
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Cnrd.

= l.
A Card. .r#s.
The Independence Fire Company de-
sire to return their thanks to all who
attended and aided them in getting mp
their picnic on the 18th inst, and as
sure them that their kindness and lib
erslity will not soon be forgotten; and
they will find that whenever their
homes are endangered by that dread
scourge, fire, the Independents will be
promptly on hand and endeavor to re-
pay, SO far as they can, the kindness
shown them. To tho ladies-whose
kindly actions and gracious smiles in
spire fame that firemen cannot quench
we would especially return our
thanks.