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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09
oUACHI1'A RIVER

TRENTON. MONROE ASo NEW ORLEANS REeu-
LAR PACKET.
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY. ct r. o..
LOB TRENTON, doNROE. COLUMBIA. HAS
rsonburg Trinity and isl intermediate t>ndsngs-rhs
tine. fast passenger packet
Caroline.
On place "a the Cisona3
L. H. PATTERSON. Mss<r; T. W WALDEN. cIux;
VIII leave positively sbova For freight or pssss0s
apply on board. or 70 wdNBURN LORD. Agents.
50 0rsvier stres9
r. S-Thr Clems VIII ta fresh; and passengers loo
ss any other trade. taking freIzht Bsyss
and Tei.sss and pArbonns with privilege 81 re-
shirrire
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09

Atom sAa.-rfAia srfh fh-sEvEkAL nvs
Gotten sud Su ar Plantations located ne 30
portions Of be aud growing Heez Also no
Plsntstns Orange Orhsr0 snd largo bedss o. - a.sa
timber lsuas also srxi variety OF CITY ans eleonss
rr~ps-x Ir,,-oV -d IN "a. - rs<idsncss
sfore. Su,Ss 80, 49, -on.-s on favorable rsees
sish ng viii % ~s - cal snd en- . ss
Nj ~ a Gard p a ,nzto AEsnsA "a - Sexoens.H
sir-sa. Hgr Or.sS1S.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-03-26
Select goetry.
THE OLD scIrooLIroUsn.

Whatever else TO the night has gone
The night that never shall know dawn
II stands nndimmed In my memory still,
The old brown schoolhouse on tho hill.
! see the briers before the door,
The rocks where We played at "kesping store, /,
The steps we dug In the bank below,
And the 'bear track" trod In the winter snow,
The corner brick on the chimney lies
Just as ii did to my boyish eyesJ
And in dreams throw the stones again
I threw at the topping brick 10 vain.
The names on the weather boards are part
OF the sacred treasures ofmy heart;
Come yeta place with the ear,h-sounds keep,
Aud some in the holds ofsilenee sleep.
hear The growl, from his central lair,
or the sviftcst boy who stood Tor "bcar,"
And the sound brings back the JOY and glow
OF the chase around the ring Of snow,
Often again in though, I sliac
On the stone boat down The long hilI I-sldc;
The breaihIess speed, and the dirsy reed.
And tho wind 10 ny lined hair feeif
Ah me There are spots that hold my dead
In sleep gnstirred BY msmory's tread;
And many scene Of life's triumph lies
Deep In the misls that never rise.
And things II rapture, and things oftcars,
Are hidden within The veil Of ytsn,
But the old broNn schoalhoase oa the hill
II stands undimmed in my Inemory stiil.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-03-26
Salt and its omoss.


Some modern agricultural writers
have doubted the necessity Of giving an
imals salt. The following remarks "a
70 the effect Of salt upon health, BY
Prof. Johnston, may be relished by
those who still put salt In their own
puddings, anu allow their cattle little
noE and them
The wild buffalo frequents the salt
lieks Of Northwestern America the
Wild animals 10 the central parts ofSouth
Africa are sure prey 10 The hunter who
conceals himself behind salt spring !;
and our domestic cattle run peacefully
to the hand that offers them taste OF
this delieiourluxury. From time i'm.
memorial, II has been known that, with
nut salt, msH would miscrably perish |;
and among horrible punishmenis, en-.
falling certain death, that of feeding
culprits on salsless food is said TO have
prevailed in barbarous times. MagVots
aad corruption arespokon Of by ancient
writer's as the distressing symptoms
which saltless good engenders; but no
ancient or unehemical modern could ex.
PLATA how such sulIerings arose. Now
We know why the animal graves salt
why il suffers discomfort and why il
ultimately falls iu,o disease If salt is for
a time withheld. Upward Of half the
saliuo matter Of The blood ga per
cent, consists Of common salt; add as
this il partially discharged every day
through the skin aud the kidneys, the
neceesity Of continued supplies Of il 10
.he hsalthy body becomes sufficiently
obvious. Tbs bile also contains soda
a. special aud indispensable eoustitu.
ent ; aud 10 do al the cartilages Of the
body. Ssint the supply Of salt, there
fore, aad neither will the bile be able
properly 70 Assist the digestion, nor al
low the cartilagcs 10 be built up again
as fast as they naturally waste.--Josr-.
mad of CAemisf,y.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-03-26
Cubic Sttairs.


The Randolph (Mo,) Citisen pub
fishes some interesting "reminiscences of
General Grant, one Of which we copy
below:
Inthe summer Of 1861, Gem Grant,
then Co'onel Of the 2Ist Illinois regi-
ment OF infantry, was stationed at Mex
lco, on the North Missouri railroad, and
had command Of the post. Ulysses the
silent was then Ulysses the garrulous,
aud embraced every fair opportunity
which came in his way to express his
sentiments and opinions in regard to
political affairs. One Of these declara-
tons We distinctly remember.--In a
public conversation in Rings banking
house sterling Union man put thS
question to him. "What do You hon.
estly think was the real object of this
war on the part Of the Federal Govern
ment2" $3.50
"Sir," said Grant, Il have no doubt
IN the world that the sole object Of the
war was the restoration Of the Union.
] will say further, though, that I am a
Demoerat--every man in my regiment
is Democrat--and whenever shall
be convinced that this war has for its
object anything else than what have
mentioned, or that tho Government de-
sTgns using its soldiers to execute the
purposes Of the aboiitionists, bipledge
you my word as man and soldier
that will not only resign my commis-
sion, bat win carry my sword to the
other side and cast my lot with that
people, m
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-03-26


The powER OF A AGRowIxa TRER.-
Walton Hall had at one time its own
corn mill and when that incouvenient
necessity no longer existed, the mill.
stone was laid in an orchard and for
gotten, The diameter oI this circular
stone measured I've and one.half feet,
while the depth averaged seven inches
throughout its central hole had di.
amcter Of eleven inches. by mere nc.
eident, some bird or squirrel had dropped
tho fruit Of the ilbert tree through this
hole 10 the earth, and in 1912 ihs seed.
ling was seen rising up through that
unwonted channel As its trunk grad.
ually grew through this aperture aud
increased, its power 10 raise the ponder.
Gus mass Of stone was speculated on by
many Would this filbert die 10 the
iat,cmpti Would il burst the mill.
stone, or would il liftitg In the end
the little filbert tree lined the mill,
stone, aud in 1863 wore ID like crino.
line about lis trunk, aud Mr.. WGterton
used 10 sit npon'it under the brapdh.
ing shade.--Ea9liah Inl,er. @
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-03-26
Select gostry.
NOTHING LOST.

Nothing Is lost; the drop Of dew st
That tremble. on The leaf or flower,
Il but exhaled, to fall anew
10 summers thunder shower;
Perchance to shine within the bow
That fronts the sun as fall Of day
Perchauce 70 sparkle in the fow
OF fountains far away.
So with our deeds, good or III,
They have their power scarce understood
Then let Us use our better will
To make them rife with good !.
Like circles on lake they 60,
Ring within ring, and never stay,
oh, that our deeds were fashioned 80
That they might bloss AlwAyi
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-03-26

RELIcs or THE PAST. General An
thony Khnmell and General gJames NJ.
0oale,o Of Frederick eountyi ExsGosernor
Pratt aud Hoh. WIN. Price, Of Balti-
more, are the sole survivors of the elec.
toral college of the State OF Marylano
in 1896, who cast their votes for Gen
eral Harrison aud John Tyler fori Pres
lideut and Vice. President. All four o.
these gentlemen are democratic censer
yatiyes. Frederick CRiop.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-03-26

A Goosr "A gentleman in pursuit
Of goose for dinner was attracted by
the sigas Of plump and aud wsishty
one .sYy .sa+.m
''Is that young Que " said he 10 q
rozy-eheekcd lass 10 attendance.
"Yes, sir, indeea,it la
eHow much dc you ask for il 7" asked
the old gentlemap. 4 ii..i .ees,.s ~
\. A dollar, sir.'" 80 80 7pi
That isi too muchTzsay, fve'sights,
and have your money
well, sir, ss j vould Ike TO get you
as . regular customer. I'll take ~" y
The goose was carried home and roast.
ed. bu. found io, ,bsso tough Is to be
ppeaiabls 8, seu, tel3psyssl ,ps,i ~.
The following day The gentleman &C
costed the fair poqlteress
Did you not tell me. that that goose
which | bought of you was young r.
Yes, sir, I did, and it was" II.
10 it was not M sa
Dept yoa call me a young woman !
Il aui' only Inineteea.",s sAhrep go
I!GlE Yes, LIDO tliQ 40 .silivsatM ere
lIs'isWeli, Ibaye heard mothersss, many
a time, that u was nearly SIX weeks
younger than me e,H eR .as3
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-03-26

whiskey steady, is q quotation we
read in the market reports. Il may be
steady while il remains IN barrels; but
IL is very unsteady when il gcta ints
mems stomachs. tiw ,Gi
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-03-26

ssg u HE Co. Partnership heretofore existing
rebetween the undersigned is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent Persons indebt-
ed win please call and make settlement, as
We desire to close the affairs Of the Firm.
j. w. Herring, NJ. D.,
j. II. BILLINGSLEA, M. d.
DRs BBIdsGsLEA, is still Gctirely engaged
itlsths prattics of his profession. Office
adjoining the Store of Jno. l.. Reifsnider,
!, West End, for the present. II
! , pov2O, 1867
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-03-26

Little Stella had beon sittiugfor some
time very quietly by her aunt, whom
suddenly looking up from her work
remarked: Auuty, H,all the folks in the
world should think out loud what a
racket there would be. q ii1f
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-03-26

plPost Office clerks occasionally get on
funny thing. One of them recently
heard d tap AZ the window cfthe ladies
department. when who should be there
but a man BY the name Of Drake. Mr..
Drake said che clerk rwiA you please
go 10 the other side this department
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-03-26

Have frank explanations with friends
In cases Of aftonts, They sopieti'oss
save q perishing friendship; but secret
discontent and mistrust always end
badly. WV w.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-03-26
MI u SIC!
Prof. y.'pIortimer Hurley

Prof. y..Mortimer IIurIey,
WHO is NOW INSTRUCTING
w The CARROLL BRASS BAND,
the Orchestra at New Windsor, and the
two 0rehestras recently formed in West.
minister, offers his services TO the Ladies'
and Gentlemen Of Westminster, who wish
10 take lessons on the @ GUITAR a PIANO.
Ladies will be waited on at their homes. =
Also. Instructions given on the Clarionet,
Violin, Flute and Thorough Bass. w
For particulars apply at the Drug Store
Of A. II, Huber, or at the National Hotel.
dee26.3m y t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-03-26
HOMEOPATHY.

sDR v. c. H0FFMErER, having settled IN
~ Westminster, respectfully Offers his Pro-
fessional services, as a Homeopathic Ph ysician,
tothe citizens Of Westminster and vicinity.
sbe consulted in the German Language.
10 feb27riy 'l5
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-03-26
PHYSICIANS.
COPARTyERsIsIP-

nRS. r. BUTLER and w. X. FRINGER
III having this day associated 7theneelyes In
the practice of Medicine, offer their profcss.
aiouaf services to their friends and the public
IN general
Da, BUrLER having been long lime ongaeed
tn an extensive practice in Obstetrics and Sur
gerry, fells confident that be can give satisfac-
ton to all who may be In need Of medical
DR. FsIsGEn's Office at the residence Of Mr..
lewis Trumbo, East End; aud Di. BerLEa's at
ian23-3m
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-03-26
DIR. Danl. &. GOonaIl.

AI.ately with DR.. Thos. W. Wells, Hampstead, J
OFFERS his professional services 10 the res
NJ idents OF Westmnstcr and vicinity. or
nee and residence Littestown Road, few
> doors aboye Union Street
} dec2e-Gm h,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-03-26
DIR. BERNARD MILLS,

WestEnd, Westminsfer, sid.
nR MILLS has returned TO Cartsll for ,he
~ purpose Of respmipg the PRACTICE or
AiEDIClNE in all its branches excep Surgery
Diseases Of Women and CAadrea Trsa,sd
HHh Espectdf Care. d26-tf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-03-26

AftorAey-dt-Lo,c and Solicitor IN
so Ghancpy.
A Ill business entrusted 10 my care VIII have
IA proper attention. deel2-ly
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-06
WflIf NaaeiaelI.
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ditto exponas &erQtbrllnaeii an MTG 9sEsgisl 1ne
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Sestere bat Die Priofitdt tn Der 9ei9legbeltg.Hg.
g. 81. . on alb fpns Sheriff,
nrD24B per g. s. Ratfha III, Deputy.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-06

8eruine, Ole ibr dbeeratben, "a NIT
BEN Raifen unO 9Raben, iDeIbe eill4O
GROCER Beiik auferIeee cine SeiIeL ~
lHntfeben, H6ffe go gtfnasH taif Ter
Emfl9en, ibr einen &bbEH sAirfm auken
un6 aeubesi ptsansb1ga asRao irsles9 s,s
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..lIEl--II4A.-IIa44Htl
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NatiDnalz s1eattr,
Mfb &arra6s NafbOilIe.

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ben.
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gament miro BIN @afbuine gsoifeHbens gei9enlt
lperben.
so Gents Referrtrte Si4e obne Gttrapres ftrth bet
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Gde Gsbar uub Square ale fRnfsetn Ainitten mad
- s =. = grant MRprtcu.
nft3e-4no Ageif.
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@alL6eridte.
gfadridttn aus Daf1inston..
Babel ) Oepeftbe,s.
Die ereIifebe 9srefTe dbcr Die
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Sen. MeDn0l6s miro bur9 Sen.
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men DieIer gSabltr bOr9efallen feien,
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