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The New York herald., 1868-04-19

I,LOORs TO LET-SIX ROOMS SIX CLOSETS EACH
chandeliers; large yard; convenience for geDt-A
housekeeping. 14si brosdway. First brown stone houss
above FOrty-hlth street
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

IN A PRIVATE HOuSE-TH0EE FURNISHED ROO'S
on second nOor an Attic Chamber, w.tA water and
gas desirable tenant references roqured
Ia. Bieeck,r street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-19

HANDSOMELY =, RNIsHFD APARTMENTS ~ PA.
house l3l West Ntnth street three doors west os
hroafway. Apply 10 NJ JAJ bERf, 40. t19 Chnton ase
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-31
Dominion Of Canada.


A good deal of commotion has been caused
in business circles by the bill regulating In
surance Deposits, introduced by the Hon.
Mr.. Rose, Minister of Finance. This bill re-
quires that every Insurance Company doing
business in the Dominion shall take out a
license from the Minister of Finance, at the
same time depositing with the Receiver
General sum of not less than 100000
from every Insurance Company, and $4,000
from every Guaranteed, Accident and Fire
Company, every company carrying on more
than one description of business making a
seperate deposit for each branch of its busi-
ness, except life and accident, which shall be
deemed as one branch, these deposits to be
solvency of the company, and for the protec-
ton of the public. The bill also provides
that no company shall carry on business in
Canada unless possessed of 100000 paid up,
unimpaired capital, sover and above the
amour. of deposit, nor shall any license issue
except upon sworn statement to this effect.
To the provisions Of this bill the insurance
agents and others interested in that business
strenuously object. They declare, first, that
the deposit required is much too large; and
they object, too, to that clause in the bill
which requires them to convert their present
Government five per cent. stock into Domin
ion stock, urging that they will lose thirteen
per cent. by the operation. 1t IS asserted
that under the plausible pretext of giving
greater security TO insurers, the bill is simply
introduced to provide for the sale of million
of dollars of Dominion stock; but the amount
of the deposit provided for will be no guar.
antee of the solvency of the companies. The
insurance men say that if the bill is passed in
its present shape fifteen first-class British and
fourteen American offices will be driven on,
of Canada. 1t appears that the American
Offices are willing to deposit from $780, te
100000 worth Of their own securities, if &C
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-31
Terms $500 per asas,,,a,s, S,. advance.

| cepted by Government as pledge Of good
faith in carrying out their engagements, but
that the Minister of Finance insists, on the
other hand, that the deposit should be in
Dominion stock. The New York State law
forbids New York offices to invest any por-
ton OF their funds in foreign country, and
if the bill, therefore, become law, the New
York Offices must retire or forfeit their char
ters. The other American Offices doing bust
ness in Canada are understood to be prepared
TO comply with moderate progressive invest
meht law, commensurate with the business
'uey 10 IN the Dominion but, in consequence
VI tne great difference in exchange between
the United States and Canada. it would press
haru on them, it they were uow forced to in
vest ID dominion stock. 1t is further claim
ed by the agents that, if the bill pass in its
present shape, the whole Insurance business
Of the country will be thrown into the hands
OF six or seven of the larger British sofices
while, if the amount Of deposit was reduced
to $4,000, smaller offices would come in un-
der the provisions of the bill, stringent and
OnerOus as they are. 1t Is understood that
Mr.. Rose advocates the full text of his meas
ure, and declines to amend it in any form.
Ii any amendments are made, they will have
to be carried into the Commit ee Of the
Whole.
VARIons MATTERS.
Rumors of Cabinet charges have again
been rife. 1t was reported that solution of
the difficulties in that body had been found
In the retirement of Mr.. McDougall TO
take the vacant Collectorship of Toronto
and OF Mr.. Rowland on account of III
health. Next Mr.. Tilley was to be got
rid OF, and then purely Tory government
would be formed. Later adyices deny these
statements, but general impression prevails !
that breakup is imminent.
An Ottawa dispatch says good of feeling
exists there in reference 10 the delay of the
announcement of the government policy |
upon the Intercolonial hallway route. 1t is
generally understood that the northern route |
IS nxed upon, The proposal for a further |
survey is believed to be merely a ruse to gain |
time.
The depression under which the ship |
building business with us at present labors |
is not unfelt in the Provinces of the Domin- |
ION. The st. John Journal says that it is |
usual to see in that city 10000 tons or more |
OF new shipping on the stocks. AT present
there are only about eight or nine small
vessels building, and only one square-rigged
vessel in the house in the harbor. There is
no encouragement afforded just now to send,
new ships to the home market, and no new
contracts are being made. A few colonial
built ships, recently offered for sale at Liver
pool, were withdrawn. As a remedy, In
palt, for this depressed state of the trade
the Journal thinks that st. john builders
will have ultimately to direct their attention
to the construction of higher class ships
than the ordinary tamarack vessels, and also
to compete with the old country in the con-
struetion OF composite ships.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
No. 5.
sIMILIA 61MILlBUs CURANTUR.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics,

HAVE PROVED, from the most ample expert
cent, and Reliable. They are the only Medicines
perfectly adapted to popular use-so simple that
mistakes cannot be made in using them; SO harmless
as 70 De ree from danger, and efficient to be al
ways reliable. They have raised the highest COM
ion.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-31

Messrs d. r. Croasdae IL Co.: ~ -0o''
Inc Phosphate has given perfect satisfaction in
every case save one, and in fields where il has heen
used t can be plainly distinguished by the superior
growth and color OF the crops
Yours, A. HINT
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-31

DEMOCRATIC REFORM IN New YoRK.-The
World promised that great reforms, especially
in regard to economy and the purity of legisa-
ton, should be inaugurated by the Democratic
majority in the State Assembly. Where are
they? 1t is pretty notorious that " the ring
never was so compact, so powerful or SO reieh. .i
less in the Legislature as It is now,nsna IN, sIo
rroads docs Joes look yery much like econo-
% my Tammapy SeS Dss Hall % runs the Assembly for its
own benefit. why does not the world give
us the reforms il promised, or at least lash the
knaves and scourdrels VINO stano In the wayY
Whv 40 mum, Pm. Y. Tines
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-31

No c,,os u Cts
=. z " worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie q
Grysng Collie or Teelhing OF infants, q
" Dlarfhea OF children or adults q
DUysentery, Gripping, Billious Collie, q
" GoHshs, Colds, Bronchitis, 2f
Neuralgia, Toothache, Faeeacbe 2'
!" y beadBches, ,Sick-Headache, Vertigo 2F
m!9 Dyspe psia, Bilious Stomach, 2S
!. ~ a. suppressed or painful Periods. n
!S W shises too profiIse Periods, d
a. e " Sfosp, Cough. difficult Breathing 2F
u Sais II heum, ,Erysipeas Eruptions 2s
~ 10 " .sheunlatisn. Rheumatic Pains 2j
20 Ecver a. AgHe, Chil Fever Ague, 50
Z. ~ :. EHes, biind or bleeding, 80
10 Vpthafmy, and sore or weak eyes, 50
=. ~ ~ " satarrta, acute or cronic, Intiuenza "a
a ~ :. Whocping Cough, violent Coughs 30
Z. ~ =. Asthma, Oppressed Breathing, 80
=. Ear discharges, Impaired Hearing 80
maS =. scr refuin enlarged GLANDS, SwelliDgs, 80
" General Debility, ,Physi alWeakness In
aa " DroPsy, and scanty Secretions so
=. e " seasickness. sickness from riding 60
=" q " xAidney-Disea Gravel, 30
nervous Debility, Seminal
Emissions, Involuntary Dis
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Urinary Weakness, wettinp bed 10
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FAMILY CASES
OF 3J large viaIs, morocco c..e.
consalning a specific for every
ordinary disease a family is sub.
Ject TO, and N book of directions, SIO. 90
smaller Family and Travelling cases,
Specifics for all PFivafe Diseasea botL 70
Ior curing and for Preventive treat
ment, in vlals and pocket cases.. ......s1 TO s5
~ These Remedies by the case or single Tox are
sent 70 any part of the Country, by mail or EXPRESS
Tree o' eharge on receipt of the price. Address
Humphreys Specific
HOmsEOPATHHC MEDICINE COMP "
Once on 4M and DsPet No 5e2 Broadway, New Yerk.
personally or by letter above or ali forms Of dis
eases. - - A"S VI uis-
r. sSs swestzor and Crosrnan & Co, Agents.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-31

Messrs Croasdale g. Co.:
used your Phosphate side by side with Coe.s and
could see even till the first of Augu decided benz
ent iavor OF yoursthat is the stalks of corn were
mueh larger. used it freely grass IN the spring
and late on some turnips The prass cron was rs
markaby COED, and it remains to be seen what the
turnips will do. The was too wet to properv
testit. Yours, r. H. HOW ARn
The Democratic advocate., 1868-02-20
ARTIC OUTDOOR LIFE.
How 20 sleep with the Mercury
6s Degrees below Zero.

The Toledo Combrernial publishes a
letter written by ono Of the late tc;e.'
graphic cxpcndition TO Siberia /. The
writer says: M es4 sfa ~
You say that you caanot imagine
how VIC live 10 such climate 4 I
couldn't until I tried IT, | didn't be-
iieyc that it would be possible for me
70 lay out on the snow without shell
ter IN a temperature Of even twenty
below zero, but1 have done Il once ia
so below, aud repeatedly In 45. One
OF Bush parties, IN February of this
year, passed the night on an open, bar
rem steppe with their spirit thermomc.
ter standing 6S below zero. or at 100
degrees beiowthc freezing poiut. Quick
silver they moulded into solid bullets
with four minutes exposure to tho air.
us true they didn't dare to 70 TO slccp
that ni ght, but belieyet that had they been
properly fitted out with heavy fufs and
wolfskin sleeping bags 10 tie up tightly
over the head they might hayS done Il
with perfect safety Pm afraid YOU
would think that I was availing myself
Of q travellers privilege, ,aud relating a
very large 'syarn,"' I told you how
comfortably 1 have slept on the snow Ia
temperatures Of 80, 40 and 45 degrees
below We arc obliged 70 sleep Ia fur
bags, Of course, with our faces entirely
covered, and to take the utmost care 10
have our fur stockings perfectly dry,
but have slept in that way through
the long Arctic nights as comfortably
as ever 1 did in 4, bed at home. From
September 1868, until I came aboard
The "Onward" a few weeks ago, / never
slept ia q bed or on anything softer
than the snow or a board. So you can
imagine that the sensation was a curious
one. III
The Democratic advocate., 1868-02-20
OLD FRrExDs.

Long years have passed, old friends, since WI
First met in life young day, sra asi
Aud friends long loved BY yoa and the,
SInee then have dropped away;
But enough remnin 10 cheer Us on, H. N,
Andswecten, when thus we're met,
The glass We ill 70 The many gone,
And the few who're left US yct.
Our locks, old friends, now thiDly gov Z g
And some hang white and chill;
Wholesome, like flowers mid Autumn ssnow
Retain youth color still. ~
And 50, in our hearts, though ono by one.
Youths sunny hopes have set, + 8,
Thank Heaven, not al their lighsis gone
wsyeaometo cheer Us YET. 0
Then here's 70 thee, old friends, and long
May you and shus meet,
To brighten still wi.h vine aud song
Thisshcft life, ere Il feet VT ''f
And still, as death comes stealing on,
Let's mover. old friends. forget,
Ecu while We sigh or blessing. gone, 4
How many are len us YET
The Democratic advocate., 1868-02-20

II is stated. that cattle belonging to
Philip 4. Wieler, Of Bucks county, Pa,
are dying With The rindcrpcst
Near Boston there are thirteen blind
children, the descendants Of one blind
man residing in that city es1
An Illinois man attempted to hang
himsslfth other day, but was cut down
by his wife, who beat hin, soundly for
bis fooIishnsss
The Democratic advocate., 1868-02-20

George Francis Train remarks, in a
letter written at sea, eshipboard Is tho
place 70 read character all there is in
man pops put when be Is sea.sick,"
The Democratic advocate., 1868-02-20
CR0TT & REIFSsIDER.

ArTORNEYSATLAW AND SOLE
pa CITORS, IN CHANCERT,
go WEsrsixsTEs, BID. s5,
WE have formed copartncrship in the
wv practice Of Law IN the Courts of
Carroll and Howard Counties, and will
promptly attend to all business entrusted 70
oar care. Particular attention paid 70 Col,
lse.ions and procuring DEGREES for the sale
Of Real Estate.
Also, Application fled for Back Pay and
Beanty dee heirs Of deceased soldiers.
ohlos adjoining the residence of cHis. T.
RutysnfpEs. so30-n
The Democratic advocate., 1868-02-20

"A kobt. D. Briggs, one Of the wealth.
est farmers Of Auburn, Me-, committed
suicide by banging himself on Sunday
evening : z, Ieag 2
The Democratic advocate., 1868-02-20

Some thief stole piece of Grape and
white ribbon from she desr OF house
in which child lay dead, in Baltimore,
on Saturday night. ii re-
The Democratic advocate., 1868-02-20

The Vermont Spirituallsts are about
to start paper at Montpelier, 20 be
supplied with COMMUNICATIONS telc-
graphed from the seven spheres.
The Democratic advocate., 1868-02-20
NOTICE.

'uiE subscribers to the sDEnocaAyic Apyo.
pay the same 10 Mr. Davis, al the Printing on
nee, or TO myself After the lst OF January
next u will be necessary, in the case of those
y. mno owe year or more, TO send out bills, mol
M ,wl suit, put for convenience Of collection.
Lnose indebted 70 the undersigned for Ad, erti
sing ana Job Work, who cannot make Il con
sona,,, - eau on him, viii be waited on per
novzs-u JOS NJ. PARKE.
The Democratic advocate., 1868-02-20
B N / ~ Il


Ia good repair, covered with Slate aud beansi.
fully located large SwfTZER BARN. we'll
arranged and recently painted; large Wagon
Shed. with Cora Ufib % either aide large
DAIhf bnltwitb stond with never falling
Spring of ezcellcnt water near the Dwcliire, =
Wash House Hog Pen. Stnoka ilunsa, dc-
The baildinf,a arr comparatively new. The
location and fertility Of this fsrm are such a.
10 Fecommend Il % sihoss who are deaireus bf
purchasing AFst class farp. Tho snil, nstu-
rally we'll adapted 70 the growth ~ al kibds Of
Grass and Gsain, has heen maen Improved BY
heavy a9pliraiinns of lame.
The Dwelling Il 90 situated ~ 10 afford 4
good view ~ The Railroad and also of she cnan.
" road, which passesb+twrru ths Railroad ahd
Dwelling g--aud V alan convenient 70 Churches,
sehooia, Stores, hills~4e. a s1e
shown tbe property by she Subscriber, rssldlng
nesr Anioni0wn. ar by MT. henry Stonsr, &ho
resides upon the property, under 90 agreement
with DE late Henry hiael. which rfpises 90
the lsl day az ApFa. iseo. and The property
will BE- Scld subject 70 ihr said agreement.
Terfns ~ SAT-. is.-Termt oF sale a. prescribed
by the Coafti One thlrd ~ the pnr sac money
70 bepaid 10 the said Executor on The day "
kair, gF1on The ratlhcaiisn thereof hy file said
Coart tbe rehidaa II two equal payments siie
une payable IN one year ard slie other paws ahle
In tso years fFom the day Of HAla, The credit
pAYmeak 70 be secured by the bonds or sshgic
bills ~ the purrhsscr OF ruschs ssofs, Nith seou.
rity 70 be approved by The Execator, bearing
interest from ths day of Sale.
The Sale will comrnensa ~ " o'clock n.
Jsna0u LEVI CAYLOR, Escrator.
The Democratic advocate., 1868-02-20
PHYSICIANS.
COPAnTNERsTITP.
DIR. Danl. s. COonan.

Z (Latsly with DR.. Thos. w. Wells, Hampstead, !
OFFERS bis professional services 10 the re,.
n idents Of Westminster and vicinity, or.
fee and residence Littlestewn Road, a few
doors above Union Street
~ dec26-6m
The Democratic advocate., 1868-02-20
M USIU!
Prof. y. Mortimer Hurley.

- Etss
UHo is NOW, INSTRUcTING
w the CARROLL BRASS BAND.
the Orchestra at New Windsor, mud the
two Orchestras recently formed In West.
minister, offers his services 10 the ladies
and Gentlemen Of Westminster, who wish
10 take lessons on the 6 UITAR h PIANO.
ladies win be waited on nj their homes. -
Also, distractions given on the ClAfionet,
Violin, FIdtc and Thorough Bass.
For particulars apply Mt the Drug Store
Of A. n. Huber, or at the National Hotel.
dec26.3m
The Democratic advocate., 1868-02-20

4 HE Coz Partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent. Persons indebt-
ed will please call and make settlement, as
We desire 70 close the affairs Of The Firm.
J, ". Herring, M. d., tssh
J, II. BILLINGSLEA, NJ. ID.
DE. BrLtixosLEA, is stiil ectipely engaged
in the practice Of bis profession. Office
adjoining the Store Of Jno. i. Reifhider,
West End, for the present
noy20, 1867.
The Democratic advocate., 1868-02-20
PUBLIC SALE OF
Valuable Personal Property,

valuable fcrS0nni properly,
Being he Egsets II aie National
Hoiei, IL ITesimjaa,er, .hi
Y,HE subscriber intending 10 decline Ho
1 tel keeping. will sell un
WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY 20, 1868.
the Furniture and Fixi1res therein. y,z
I'dRLOR FURNITURE,
MS Sofas, Rocking Chairs, Marble Top
Stand, Mirrors. Oilcloth. Stove, I.aiups &c.
Also. the Furniture contained in Eigh.
teen Rooms, comprising EBedsieads,
Bedding. Chairs, Carpc,ing, Dressing
Stands, Yenetinn Cnrtains, aud everything
required IN furnishing each room.
DINING ROOM FURNITURE.
Extension Tables, Waiting Table, Leaf Ia,
bic, 2 doz. Chairs, 80 yds. 0ilcloth, Safe,
Stove, Lamps, Quecnsware, aud everything
suitable for Hotel Service.
Kitchen Eiariiaye.
Cooking Stove and apparatus complete, aud
a large variety Of Kitchen Furniture.
Also, Lot Of Bacon, Lard, Tubs, Barrels,
Nc Also ] Splendid Rjaing or Diving
HORSE, Spring Wagon, %
Harness, Saddle and Bridle.-- rTTyfl II
Also a large lot Of Lumber. I@@T
sneh as Window and DoorssA< lasI.
Frames, &c
BAas FIXTURES. The entire Bar
fIStnresi with everything required therein,
Of good quality.
Terms. --All sums of IS or under cash
above that amOant a credit Of ton months
wiil be gwen, purchasers giving notes with
| approved security, bearing ginterea from date
osSsie 10 commences at 9 o'clock A. M.
andwill continue from day 10 day until all i
sold.
GEO. W. COOK.
VIZ. BRowg, Anctioncer.
teb6-3t g. w. Plowman, Clerk.
The Democratic advocate., 1868-02-20

'ff
The Providence Gazette publishes, ia
the form Of an advertisement, a droll
specimen Of Yankee w.t. The writer
certainly deserved eagOod run Of Gus.
tom !" -. f.,.,.t
To BE SOLD by Nicholas Branch, at
his Refeetory, west end oftho bridge in
Providence, SoLID ARouNESrs, con
sisting Of bread, butter, cheese, hams,
eggs, salmon, meats, tongue, oysters,
&cY ready cooked. AoTArIos.- .--lCi,
der, vinegar, salt, pickles, swcetsoil etc.
,GHIEvAScEs --Peppersauce, mustard
black pepper, cayenne, etc. Puy1sul
MENTs. Wine, brandy, gin, spirits
porter, etc. SUPERPLUrTIEs.--Snuff
tobacco and segsra. ~ u. Apy d
the above articles 70 be exchanged 70,
NEcEssARIEs, yis.: PreaeI, crowns
Spanish dollars, pistarcsns, cents, mills
or bank bills. Credit given for Pay.
MESrs-3o, 90, aud 90 seconds, or a,
long as man can hold his breath.
The Democratic advocate., 1868-02-20
Valuable Real Estate at


more or Iess. about 10 Acres Of which arc
HEA WY TfABEIfEH, There . also a
suhieieney OF MEA DOW LAND upon III The
Faom y laid of principally with pnst and rail
itncing into telds Of cenvcnicst. .size. The in-
proyements consist pf a large and snhsianliai
The Democratic advocate., 1868-02-20
r. B. NORMENT,
Attorney at Law,

"AvfNG located 10 the City OF Westmin-
Il ster, 0fiice on Court Street one door fretn
NAin Street, respectfully informs the eitiEsne
of.Csrroll, and sdjolning eoantiet, that be win
give prompt attention 20 all business entrusted
70 him, both before the Courts Of this State aud
shs Department. OF the General Goyernnent at
Washington ID. @.
Rsv. J. 7. Ward and John Smith, Esq.,
Westzsinstsrs 9sfzl sg1f tsEI0..H-f
0sariss Abbott, ESQ. and DR.. Thomas Fsl-
nspr, Baltimore.
-IHsnssl Norusnt, Esq. and Rsv. y. Ward,
Washington, y. O. fe
rBsF. N. Harley. Esg.. Register In Back
rsptsy, Frederick City, Nd. novll-iy
The Democratic advocate., 1868-02-20
22O ACRES.

rs ACRES of which is heavily Timbered.
Also two HOUSES, and Several Fine
BUILDING LOTS, in the town.
Also large Three Story Brick Dwell.
LING HOUSE with Store Room attached,
in the central part Of Westminster, together
with several other Buildings and Building
Lots. s.x
Terms will be made easy, and any infor-
nation about the property given By
WIN A. McKELLIP, n
ieb6-4t Real Estate Agent, &c.
GErrIya iBsnaE.-the circulation of the
DEA0cHArfc ADvocyrE
The Democratic advocate., 1868-02-20

THE undersigned is authorized 10 sell at
j Private Sale Farm adjoining West
The Democratic advocate., 1868-02-20
THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE,
WV. II. DAYS, ElaOr aud Proprietor,
slt mo. 0 CAahoIL Hail, M Il
XestmInster, Md.

= TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION;
ZONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS
PER ANNUM, PAID IN ADVANCE.
nas ADVERTISEMENTS.
One Square or less will be inserted three
times for One Dollar Twenty-Five cents for
each subsequent insertion. One square
thrse months, ahree Dollars Six months,
Hve Dollars. one Year, eight Dollars =
Ffnciions of a 3huare will be charged as q
square. Yearly and semi annual advertise
msnts at moderate rates. Yearly and semi
annual advertisement must be paid qnar-
tefly. Advertisements not stating the number
ofsimss they are 70 be published, will be
continued and chargcs for until ordered out.