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Grant and Colfax are from adjoiding
Western States. The bondholdera, the
extreme Radicals aud blua.ed monopo.
lists Of abe East framed the platform 70
suit themselves, and then gave both the
candidates 10 the West The people 81
each section we're ignored BY The Con-
yention, and their wishes disregarded.
They will have something 10 say At the
election.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-04

None Of the dozen negro delegates IL
the Chicago Conseniion we're invited
70 make speeches. Why did not The
whites who sat check BY jowl with che
eclofcd brethren give them chance to
be heardg Perhaps speech from one
Of them might have gone far towards
reconciling the faithful 10 negro equal.
~, which will Inevitably como IL Grant
aud Colfax should DO elueicd.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-04

y y paying high compliment to
their own party, when Radical papers
accuse seven Of their best men Of bay-
ing been bribed to vote for the acquit-
tal Of the President. Ifseyen Of their
best men could be bought BY the friends
Of the President, what pitiful sum
some Of the small fry would snap at
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psArm OF Ex.ParsrprNr Buca.v

psArH or Ex.PREsIDE0r BUcHAs.
AN.--A dispatch from Lancaster, dated
on the LIST Instant. says Ex.Presideut
james Buchanan died at bis residence
at Wheatland, near this city, at 8 30
A. NJ, after an Illness of six weeks, ii
the 77fh yerr Of his age.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-04

Hon T. d. Jones, Attorney General
Of Maryland, has removed from Somc,-
set county to Baltimore, for the more
convenient discharge Of his Official du
ties.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-04

Wade has rcconsidered his intention
Of "comins IN with the apple.blossoms;"
and has concluded to 80 10 seed with
ths othcr bects in the fall
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-04

THE Pews in the New Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Westminster, win be offered for
Rent, for the torn Of one year, At the
Church, on Monday next, juno sth, at 4
O'clock =. N. iinc 4
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-04

rIsHE County Commissioners for carroll
il County viii meet at their Office, 10
Westminster, on the FtRsr MoxpAy o..
JULY, 1868, ibr the transaction Of
business.
BY order,
JAMES BLIZZARD,
jnnefit Ilcrk.
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isata,eg DIN ~ Essss; dsrsas~.i.

E.iate VI DIN a. Efsss, ,lersass.i.
DY. pr.!sr ~ de Orphans coar, II Car,
- roll county. notice u hersi,y given III
the creditors 81 Dr. AZ. y. Frusk, deceased.
that tho account anil distribution ~ the as
aeis of the estate Of said deceased III no
hands of the undersigned, made under thr
directions q said 0rphansf Court. on the
isi day ef Jnne, 1858, viii he finally ratified
and confirmed BY said Court, on the .22,t
day az 3pna, iSt's. anless cause 10 the
contrary be shown on or before said last
named day. Alier niid final ratification the
undersigned will pay 30 rach of said eredi.
Murray. E.4. IL Hampstead. Carroll county.
NARY Il. FhBSH, Admiaisiratrix,
wIllLAN Fkusii, Agent
tnnn A.--yc S&
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*'oN Ae'7sS ,.fvaAA = = !. s =. y ,-on
10y a..s's'l '1 a - .'.. Z, 'a H.:
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- y my ~ ne"a 'sI ~ WI
1910 :. .'..'' =. asp r s' ~ ~ Fs rs~ 81.
a = ~ ss' " =. 49, !. , -
20 49," ss s,.;st = - -
$500. s.... ~ 81. I ~,
, $3.50 81 ..ss ,hsn ~ ~
ri =; I. I -, ssas NV ~. erected 8 -
/. /, $500 r. Ss,,...s !. ,.e,s t.,..,,,lrv h.;Is
NJ 1865 ~ '...... a.a -. 600 h;.,h.
III oIa o.a aet hsv;ar eapae;,x eee,, IL
4 ncea..,,,'..Iass ll.sn.s Il = larn;.h,a
wish os,e Ii Nscki uxssf* Patent {,unaIas
aad Dlowsfz. whieh ea.4lsles shon u
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IA s.,ela L the er.st dsmsn5 esr MI ~ Z
,ases;aery AZ si,sx hsve h..s. =, rc,.,.ll
VI ), rsfs,.a ! lssee nn.ubcs N oy.Irr.
vet thew hopa 4. Z sI,ort si,es 4 nstn
srrap se,asps4 81 sh;eh thcx vii II .l,le
a. sun,,l, ri " .a3.,-,,.,l Nv, No.
haxs ,.,eea s,.s ! l.s,c n.s.s;,- x
cass;ars lsr tie western sf.rvi..d
R.;Isoad which hsvs given ,e.e,., 80.
isfaetioa Amoae he srt;eI.. m 4,
| f,utuys.l il iii ss,sbiishme.s =. 49,.
ti.n ploueh.. Mawer.. foyss p.,,nss
and spr;ne .saa.I. Harsn H.l.s "a ~
order. lsr Isl,e.s sraxreel lIel, $500 VA
r.. 40 addition q thc;r aar;ralsnrsl
mandatory. lron Rsilipy ~ 5000.
ssslcs and d.s;gns. suitable ~ ys,J.
a ssIlinps, &C.. are cast. All werk 4
"a .ranieed, Ana we can hearsiIs ,'.,.,,,,
mend Them % IN Who wish y .nrehasa
agricultural implsmcns.. The ren.lr
n ,a ~ , sarLnsa ''''s WY saa'
The Cn0rs The wheat crap OF this
/ cannfg nresaula a vary fne ns.ss,ee.nna
4 - .kt.
w. shsAbht e..As sss 0nK eoutin'
ned wet has eaased too rapil rfoafh.
.,.a ~. e,tv as..,., 80. 1. !. ~
- " ap'
pfedenueu IRON ite making too much
effaw. Shnntd ahat r.nxsif,n az she .e..
80. n. .,.s.l ~. s..l:...s... -. Al -
ssA ~ 1881 sss isss'esssens are 10 tafvf
q he Aness cFap ever pfosiursd. In
P'l'.sns e's ~ ~ PsshsPs ess tais a''
- 49,. ~ sS.a NAlsa . already
.F $3.50 10y 1tisaesa"cc. owi"s
!. - i s. ss = "s'm suoA ING ~
$3.50 1919 = s0saa y se SanOc,s thss
Sl's,as, w y ~ avs Irysea Fefy
aFssaneuses ~ o'siy 2 cvFa bDs aiso g
compel them to Eslin1alsh their work
o. Destruction. The hsy trnp will be
very isfes, judging s9om she luKariasl
and vigorous apl'ssFancc 81 the grass
eAsaL. p'ssAsI--ihe ue'iy'bHFg
sf"s sayss
tesssspes..ssl ?. I. p, sssss lev ss,k.
sa,s,ss e. - ssssss !. ., asassss sad ,as
q he Iss@ss ssass, having sarisd q snis N Z
.es: s.a.s ls.s as. Issass. issss PsIi.ahia
ssisa.ss ~ ssissisl ..iss Z ~ ss - =
siag ~ ssltls aisTAssa - snppassd . - nee.
sssss Il ssss.ss 49, - ~ ,s 49, A q a.lHH
ssss.
-
A.s"s iows fhvFknrr.--A, Y,
llsr shFea siaty brick heuss. sdjolsing
AF. Pctes LinsaslrlssE. agssl. beloag.
~ 10 Mrs.: Anaa II HAiae., % Mr.,
seha y Niiisr, u this eeauty. Cor the
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-04

Eafly yesterday saorAlps a despa,eh ftsm
En. D. Willis, ~ Hykessiiir, 90 the I,ue ~ The
bsiiinese ana OATS Railroad. and iwesig .ilss
milsz from NE city, eas placed " he hands u
chief delnetiss Csone, stafing that horse had
been slelsu from his stable sitsf eleven e'eIock
On the prefipas nieht .Dsiectisr rsFiao eas
detailed 70 Jock for the horse and nfinr srsres.
sing ~ the read lsadiag IRON she cts be- 10
woodbury.. There he fonnd Carver Villa. .
son q The party cpnpisining. and The hefsr
was foand pieketQd N the rends more thnn 4
lalls a.siaat Both wefe breagki 10 the city
yesterday Afternoons aEd the aecnsad was hssd
for hearing. Sowe time since Career Willis
was placed IN tbs Maryland Hospital Cor a.
insane BY bis friends. phrna wfIi az kshea.
sgvgH wss sned ont. and upen thai nc was ia.
charged Tbs accused u apparently aboas
thirty hve years 81 .ags, and man u more
than ordinary Intelligence. The hofan = -
ridden fFom The HOSES of his father v Weed.
berry, and whsn fesnd yesterday gave ssldsnre
Of having been severely worked. M
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-04

Tie Conservatives elected their Mayor
aud a majority Of the City Council By
majority Of 100 ia Washington, on
Monday lust.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-04

Yearly advertisers viii aot be allow.
ed TO cAasga their advertisements more
than once 10 three moths, ssisssslarg.
81 exfra.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-04
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT
r z s TIv Al.


THE Carols. Bsyp afsieiri hy Tng An.
rHlnxs. 10th auier the direction of Prof.
y. NJ Hurley, viii give a
Grand promenade Concert q Festival.
Az opp Ft,hesS Hssa. Wssnnlmsses. on
wEnxESnAy ASp TarnsnAy Eygxlsns. Jrxg
10th and lith instant, the proceeds DF which
are 10 le nscd for the purchase 81 RAND
CHARIOT for Carroll Iiand. Besides the
iaMfumental Mnsic BY The Carroll Haad
and the Ainphinns, silere will be- several
Violin Solos by Prof .. ~. Hurley, with
0rgaa accompaniment, and songs hy rFuf.
A. y, Mclaughlin
Strawberries, les Cream, Cake &r.. will
be on hand IN abundance
Doors epeu each evening Al o'clock.
Concert commences 81 3 celoek. Aamii.
'Aaes y cents. june i--at
III NJ Disf,isy faartaftLe iaaS,i .siofss
.fgr 10 Districf " Masyksa.i. n Ia
maYer Of IEiii.ans n .shae6cr. Bssk
rHPt No. 1876 ~ Baakrspfcg.
Digyntcr or MAnsLAxp, Aks
VTPON the application Of the creditors
" of William H. ShaciIcs, Of Nestmin.
Ter, in the county of Carroll, and State of
Maryland, i 4 ordered this 18th day Of
May, A. y. 1888, that the meeting Of cfedi.
tors Of aaid hankrups 70 preve their debts
and 10 choose one OF more Aszignsea IT his
estate, be hold at Court Of bankruptcy,
before tte 5kegissaF of said distriei, ID tie
ecsfs tioasein Wcstninster, OH The Glib day 81
june A. ID. 1858, at ~ o'clock, a Nj, and
that copy Of this order be inserted III the
Democratic Adrocatf and iHcriraa .SeHfiAei,
two newspapers Published Ii Westminster,
CARROLL c0ulliy, prior 10 said dag.
Witness MY hand, at Frederick, Nd. ii
said District. II. r. IA. HUXLEY.
kesisssf j.. bankruptcy VI said District.
June f--lt
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-04

II. II. MeClesyr has been awarded
the the contract ier carrying she mail
between finkshnrg and Louisville,
amount received sefs'.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-04

10 she Coass of Appeal, on che atsh
aliime, Schultz ". nouct, executor o.
Heaek; appeal from the 0rphaas' Court
u this county; order Affirmed. ledge
Stewart delivered tho opinion u The
Court
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-04

The Board OF School Commissioners
will meet at their office on Monday next,
The 9Th instant
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ST0NESIFER &STEMS
Cheap Grocery and
FISH DEPOT.

fTsiiE Sdhfsfibefs wi.t 10 iafarss Re fublie
u that thaf sre nos feerisink daily large
qaanslties u al klsds q .se
RmEsM FISH HI
right from the Fi,hing shore, Hrst hshded.
The pHblie u Invited % call Dealers farnished
Al city prices, eithrr In large o. naali quaint
iics, thrnaRh the season.
Toihs Ladies We y onld say we hare fsrletsd
oar Stare Room and hare asrirndM stick &c
CANNED FAULTS on band. saeb -
reaehes. w
Tomators. assss
Strawberries
I;lsskbersfv.
I'ies sarpls..
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SALs or Tows pRorKRYY.--A. n.
schasiler, Esq., - agant. sold lsst week
thr three ss,ty brick heass. adjeIniag
Ar. Peter l.insaslulseF'. Ilp,sl, baloag.
inR 10 Mrs. Anaa r. Haiae., 90 NJ.
John u Miller, fins ecauiy, Cor the
sum Of - 400
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carTLr DlssAsr--TAs s,s,,y.barg
.Nsr says:--

The callle fisess4. u shirh eng sptrIiirens
t9sFsstssdsAs, D. r. D.. wsofs ! fsu srsk,
sFs. i On the iaettess n Nenixnszefs sna he
sdtsinisK eysasits. eae risIstn 10 nas tasn.hia,
- she fsssses eeaxsy hatina haflea l9enlt Al Z
enes sshse Last fstl. Traders sfaan Phiisasithls
sasi el.fEhs4s 49, ssla 81 - ssfryisa 81 "a
sing ~ ssfiis aisTassd ~ snppaseA u - snses.
a. Aaa ssilire The msat lssf food. No ears 40.
PxArs thes fss - have bees feamA, aad nsshins
s2sssiss " FFstsAliHg Tbs spstAa 81 lhs AZ.
e&as
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CHsaaEp WIN HonsK Tngvr.--
The Baltimore Gasefse Of SATURDAYS
contains the foIlowiag -
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1,yUNBFRs WANTED-Two FIRST RATE JOvTHEY.
u pnmb~rs None nut llsi elags wo,slnen lp
~ Brisn adams. pluusGrs Ssi Bleeeso st..
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~ d1pissie IRE greet Noting ni0ss,ma 81 iinco a y
~fEne,in ooaeaues. Apply tn II Ill 3
yOlN KINNEY Kerara House
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THEATRICAL PAHTTES WILL F!ND THE METRO
politan job lrninc Establishment, 81 Nassau STREET.
the cheapest quickest and best Al their pnn
dune
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4 UcfIos SALE or HANDSOME AND GESrEEL
"A Household surp i'rre.

'
kont hotel keepers ana the radc. AL the Funi
he ave story 1rlnS liz West ighth
fec doors from sixth avenue jefferson 81 rke Will
De a ID tiubIc icu'n the highest pilder without
or ms day tWeane4d y. February ~. morning NJ il
oo.rs AL The furniture ~ neary has been
present ner Velvet, Brussels In
fssn .sr.e,; 2J lots tass china aud sfiver Ware
flpe uery erg mt Parlor Suts brca e., reps nd
sairco b 70 cwooi rianoiore. S5) Lmsercs, booS
Fables, litse Miro Lace Curtains, bl Paintings,
Vases srcn2es ,aoeks fiures BE eAds Bure Wash.
saGds Gomudes, prinr, lalr Maltessas Bedding Linen.
bnh Chairs, kocgafs Sofas, stair ao
ostve. LUKE FlIZ iEkALD 6ucUneer
A ECTIoN NorICE.-TO RE SOLD THIS Day. AT 10
n O'Clock, Ut 60 Bropcway, OF Twelfth
thai Pcglt riteG APP Restaurant and yser Saloon;
splendid hYiul rs; lease; without
CAMPBELL, Aucroncer.
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THE Rail- SEASON.


IRAND FANCY DRESS BALL
U OF 1liE LiEDERxaANz SOCIETY,
ACADEMY or MuSiC
TlfUHsDAi, February -
Tickets admitting gen ernan and ladies' ut SIS,
ana extra adcs tickets at So to be had Of the following
eIa:-- .."s
Cart Amsnn, 81 Wall street: l.. n. Amsinck lt3 Pearl
Ia rs Howory: L. Gerper, IS osd
H. A. q ass 30 ureenwch street. Mn,. a. unutDcr 5Us
broadway; Cnss Hsusct - eprucs street; g. iiensc ~
Exonangc pfce. a.. ~ Broad street,
.,.u ..oynu ~ diam street. l.. kam ner.r,
50 Walker Slgmd kauian, 80 Ne ssaa street; H.
g.. " Koch. 10 rniiDe street: H. kuhpe broad str e.;
pr. Lehman, 81 hast rourtn street, George Neinbc III
ghth street; Philip Klein, lif.h Avenue to,-i iohn
sehepeer ~ exchange place; G. sehpper, ~ txchan2s
y. =. Sta iknecas sifSui ~
North William street; stens. ~ siF ssreet; w. Stein
Stenway lsli. Herm sturn, VI william stre't:
hermann uhL stats Zeung JACOB Windmnier term
sav,nss Bans, and at leerkranS hall, 81 East fouan
street. every evening after O'Clock.
No ticket, VIII DC sofa At ae door an none " ~ oc re-.
crivd wh oh 90 not herr the names OF the gentleman
introduced aud u the number introducing. Tickets
transfer ae and the s,rctest control wall maintu ed ~
this respect Masks must be removed a. the door " de-
manded py the commit
Positively admittauce after midnight
l.. siBlGER, Secretary,
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A uCTIoN SALE.
a f1D.ncO worth OF

Magnificent 'ioasehud urniturs
P~-o'orte, Br"nzes Drnwiny Room Suita Paintings
Mirrors, Cha1deh &C.,
de ~ eine ay ~ i've n,ory brown lon a.
rerti aireet between Fifih and six -
e-ofneucing At Ois n'.loci> uperD SuL ho.
furt covered Frrn satin hrcaei Of the rcaes de-
scit lpn window Gurtns To ma wool istagcfrs
Bo kAs., Gabiseii Fnt,i ,nnias In ksh Easy ,hairs,
~ rinss By cnincnt aris CuIta Brnuz Slu
t,ocbs. Vases and costly OF
roNewood llanotoTie tool Ceysr; rosrNc"i and wanui
hnrtsus NArern, Bsdsteid- Iornmades st,e Louis
Wv har spring Mattresses oile sets, ensinn liable.
ErEct elegant sets Unaware GLASSWARE, Siivrrwae.
fsLe Cly Linen, &C. Alao The Furniture OF servants
sfsrtineuia
A FOR SALE, THIS DAY. 10 O'CLoCE, Al Ate.
- ton. e .tshnst bidder, I've ia street and
Broadway, that ~ scr Saloon SEQ particulars auction
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10y nENRy u. LEE : 4 MINER.

10y HENRY ". LEE y 4 MINER.
- HENRY -. LEEDS, AuGTIONEER.
Largo ard valuable Of tonse Furnishing Arcrs
q re cr!an Ware nons, COL broadway. nearly opposite
the metropolitan
"l ei ~ withou. the lar aud vaiu.
ao'e stock Of House urnlshns Srtic'a the Berran
Var oons 6i Broal"y, nearly opposite he Metropou
An Hptc.
connenciny thursday geo. ~ nj l0k o'clock and
each dj whole Of the extensive
dis oaed of Among mlnepse number Of artclea
aSs the 70 low ag.--
PLased. aud Bronze Fire sets. Slcpladders
Wires, Copper and BrassBrpoms anaBrusbes
Plated ea SETS Kettles. Knives Forks.
CnSe iiasktts Iron UtrnsNls, Pllted knives and
Vegetable pshes Fancy Oh irs, Forks.
Bulter Dishes Pl,e Wa-neaa Camp Chars,
Iiduelr stands, Met D-hes Bird IN
Caators and Egg ipish Covers. ivory corkscrcwa
Stands. FOOL CnPsts, FI,r stands &c.
Trays Toast Racks, Ne safes, Rfonze Tea Kettles,
Japan Trays, fables, Fancy Steps,
Goal Vases Pcrambuators, Bronzed trns.
Toilet
Other article
by fsnllies IN yhis vi he found tie
sonplete oe cd for public
city. Catalogues above.
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I BIG RI, AuCnoNEER.-rnis DAY, At II
81. 0CIock At thr Aucthiu fonhs No. ! NO.lh " llan
81 eli, ouseh3d turbluie Consisting OF mahogany SOfA
Lounges 1ete a-1etes secre.ary d N.s1slnds,
Cnar6, hoeters. a
lar Mstresses. PailAsses. Vince Des., .iten..0n
Dining fs6es nfrinss loog ~ Gaas.s lives ~ Coal
Fcutes Dasstele aGls, Yeiyet hrusals, treetly aud
ingram CARPETS, q cluth Mating Ac al.o Gold
& stcne, donDe barrel sun, Cloth ng, a.. -
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TIC TIE xpES.

An EXPERT PAINTER wANrl D-As ASSISTANT
~ foreman IN isr-e ob oiec; must understand ais
bus and give reieren o. Address NJ box lio erad
afrN -
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GkysrER WaNTsp-A Coon W RKMAS, WHO FaE
Z do ,rsling Apply 20 John Aai,hews So ss.sv
Ssa a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-19

L,RENCH THEATRE.
CHOIUE sDAfs FOR THE OPENING NIGHTS OF
La GRAM DUCuESss CAN BIZ - srAINED
AT COCRAN's, EhGisAvEk AND SrATioN2R,
go BROADWAY
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A FIRST CLASS CuNPosIroR AND FEW TWO
"A thirders san' I'd a. Blackwelps. - Corandt st.
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a. VI. WlIr. RS, AuC TlOSEER--t.Id.S yHIS DAY,
" s.ao'clocA, a. l5i Canal sree pafior uts french
fnte MIR ~, Curtn, BILE top iivs, Elageres. ack
wanu, and rnane vi ,ham or suits, HAIR MATTRESSES,
reartr eds. Shee Blankets Wardrones, LOUNGES ok
Extension ahe Chin, siass ~ Mare stoves,
- dozen sAa Desks Trunk Bureaus. Cutlery,
Nsret iap"suy Body srusses, tapestry, Three. y and
cloths, 40 arse lot OF oh,r foods, lots TO
dealers pnd Others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-19

tJSGRANER IN WOOD WANTED-A GOOD HAND
II i,r boob AMI general work constant employment, In
small Office Address specimen Of W. rk box 4e9o poss
~Tcs. Ser~ Work.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-20

a PLEA FOR EARLY MARRIAGES -
Nature, history, and revelation declare,
ut is not good that man should be
alone" He needs help-mate--a wife
is the balauec-wheel, the regulator, the
guardian angel Of a husbands trust,
confidence and prosperity. Politically,
socially, iGsrally and spiritually, man
requires a wife, Man needs home.
The Romans gave bachelors no legacies
Corinth denied them sculpture, Athe.
nians scourged them. In Plato,s com. :
monwealth, at the age of thirty five they
were fined. Man is but half man
without wife, In all your gcttiDgs,
get wife, and never rest from getting
till you get married. Better live in an
attic, under the hallowed influence of a
wife, than rcyefin palace of dissipa.
ton. Man needs home. Mari iage
Is the Legitimate basis of a genuine
home. fe
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-20

THE MORE LIME THE MORN MANURE.
The old saying, that cline makes a
rich father and a poor son." conveys,
weithiuk, . serious error, though the
idea II is based upon be a correct one.
This Is, that lime, while it makes the
soil moro productive 10 crops at first,
willease it barren if its use be con.
tinued; that IL will force the ground, 90
70 speak, TO It's utmost power Of pro.
duction, and 6nally leave Ii powerIess,
exhausted OF the elements Of plant
food. This might be, IN q great meas
urc, the case, il we assume that every
thing made upon the farm is carried Oh
from i, rs is only possible under very
bad management
But then with grass comes grain,
furnishing large quantities Of straw,
corn stalks aud blades, giving material
for great quantities Of manure, and
with these come stock. More cattle,
more sheep, moro hogs---the manure
manufacturers of the farmer turning all
these to, the. best account--arc. year
after year, leaving large quantities OF
the best manure behind when they 20
TO market; the best because containing
not one element, as lime, bat all that IS
needed.
Then, ~ the farncr DO wise enough
70 feed away his grain instead Of sell.
ing, the manure is the richest aud most
valuable, and tho maximum Of fertility
is sustained. This accounts for the
answer Of an extensive aud obseryaut
Pennsylvania farmer to the question
whether, after the application Of lime
Tor, 80 long q period Of years, there had
bceuany symptoms Of decline in the
production of tho Land or diminution Of
the behest derived from It. His an.
swer was decidedly In the negative, for
he said, .thosa who have lined the
most have been pretty sure to manure
the most" Those who have the spirit
TO improve freely in one direction are
not apt TO stop at that, but use we'll all
the means at their disposal; they are
the best aud most careful farmers and
their land 10 constantly advancing in
productiveucss.
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Carroll Nursery,
Westminster, ss

fas .,ssa ss--t---,. al ~ - ~ :,
TAE auscreigNed. proprietor of this rs.
tabliehmeht, has on has.l, for Spring plauf.
ing, z0.000 Apple and Peach Trees 1000
Dwarf aid STANDARD, nears; son Chear
Trecs, Also lot OF pIums, Apricbts. and
Ounces good supply Of two and three
old Grape Vines uf an the le aiding varieties
entrants, Gooseberries and Blackberfies,
sTRAwBERRTEs NJ
gAnextcnsive stock of Strawberry plants.
selling Ut low rates--l have the Arficdltatal.
RnsseH, Wilson'S Albany Seeding, and
Fillmore. These wilt be sold al s / Der hun.
ldrcd, 80 per thousand, or $50 per ten
thoussad Loan supply any demand, up 10
one million plants, having eight acres Of
Strawberries now under cultivation. EN-.
braeing twenty Ave varieties, among Their,
the JacondR. Golden Seeded, Downing I
Prolific, Triomphe do Gand, Stewart Seed
ling DC. \ have also Raspberries. Ever,
greens--An extensive stock OF large aiza,
suitable for Cemeteries. % a n fe. I
DECIDIoUs TREES.
Silver Leaf Maple, Horse Chestnut, Weeping
,Willow, &c. Also, alot Of perpetual bloom.
ing Roses. "a IA Address - - 7, = "a,
IS. JOSEPH STOUT, Proprietor,
Westminster, Carroll Co., Md.
laz3-H 9nl 1855 iiH 500 ltfHti ~ aH "a
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WANTED. "A bride who is willing to
commence housekeeping 10 the same
style IN which her parents began.
twenty fashionable young ladies who
dare 70 be seen wielding a sdust-brush,
oA,aaraing their brothers stockings, il
gentleman should happen to make 80
early call. 49ilnf Rgn1
Ten independent young ladies' of
,''good families" who dare to wear their
last winters bonncts to church on fine
Sunday.
Fifteen young ladies of sufficient age
TO 80 into company, who dare confess
they ever made loaf Of bread or a
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