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WESTMINSTER MD THURSDAY, JANUARY %, 1868
UP IN THE BARN.
ny THOMAS l.AcKLAxD.

Il
Old Farmer Joe steps through the doors,
As wide TO him as the gates OF Thebos;
And thoughtful walks across the floors,
hereou are piled his winter stores,
And counts the profits Of his glebcs.
Ten tons Of timothy up there,
And iour Of clover IN the bay;
lied top that's cut well, middlin' fair;
And bins Of roots oblong and square,
To help eke ont the crop Of hay.
A dozen head Of cattle stand
Reflective in the leafstrewn yard;
And stalks are stacked on every hand,
The latest offering Of the land,
10 labor long naintaiaed and hard.
Cart loads Of pumpkins yonder lie,
The horse is feeding in his stall;
be oats arc bundled scafiold high,
And peas and beans are heaped hard by,
AS Il there were some festival.
At length old Farmer Joe sits down
:. a patch across each Of bis knees;
lie crowds his bat back on his crown,
Then clasps his hands, so hard and brown
And like farmer takes his ease.
'TInw fas, thc years ID rol
Il seems 10 fact, but yesterday.
hat IN this very barn We three
David, Ezekiel and ma.4
PitchedIn the summer loads Of hayl
'.Dayid- be asils his clipper now,
Aud 'Iekiel died rs Mexico,
sosae one must stay 10 ride, 70 plow,
Get np the horse aud milk the COW,
And Who, Of courae, bat hitlc Joc2
~ might have been can't tell shat;
who knows abSui il lill l.e lries9
J might have settled IN some spot
Where money u more easy got;
Perhaps beneath Paci6es akies.
~ nigh. have prenched. Ike Parsoa Jones,
or got living nj 'ha lawg
might have gone 70 Congress, sure;
| might have kept Water Cure;
might have gone aad been but pshawl
Ear better Is Il "a itias
What lnlufc waits him no nsnn knows;
What he bra got, thai h0rH i hig
Il make. no odds II stocks have fis,
Or politicians come 10 blows.
Contents rich, and somelhin more,
ihiak I've heard somebody say
II 4 rains ii's mp, % r.oart
Aud ! am rich on the barn Goor,
NheTe al u minc that cAa raise.
u - plowcd and moved dis dear old farm.
AL gol . rod bot what know,
re kept tho Old folks sapg aud warm,
And lived without tWlhgr of barn,
don't care how the storm might blow.
And on lhis snsaa old infm i'll stay,
AHd raise iay cattle aud my coFni
HeFe shall ihese hairs torn wholly gray,
Ihese ieoi shall never lesfn to stray
but ] vii die whesv was born,
And Farmer 200 pulloa aown biz hat.
And stood gpon bia fret once more;
lie Noaiduot arrie amer that,
bat, Ike . born arissocqal,
kept on his walk acfoss The goor.
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Central Hall Store.
NEW STORE 6 NEW GOODS,
Nearly Opposite the New
Catholic Church.

HNHE undersigned has resumed business
u again and IL now receiving his Stock.
and will be receiving daily until all com.
plete, Our Stock viii consist Of nearly all
the varieties ofgoods that can be kept, ex.
cept Dry Goods. Our
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
viii be complete, and consist Of
Coflces, Sugars,
Teas, Spices, Syrups
and Oils, all Of which shall be
sold low. Our
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT,
when finished, win consist Of an the yaric.
ties generally used by carpenters, builders
and nndertakers, and win be sold al The low.
est cash rates. Our
Cellar and Bfloe Ware
consists of Sleigh Baskets. Covered and Tn.
covered Baskets. Tnbs. churns, Half Ilushel.
Peck aud Quarter Measures, Clothes Baa.
kots, Washboards, &c.
Also Forks Shoyels, Spades. Nails.
Horse Shoes, Horse Shoe Nails, Cnst and
Rought Batt Hinges, and spnp Hinges.
Screws, Lncks. AxeS Sad Irons, Saws. de
All Of the above goods have been cara
fully selected and bought lnr cash. and viii
be sold At very small profit, By calling
md examining for yourselves will be M ey.
idence Of the TACT. BY keeping good goods
and selling them low, aud hy slrici attention
% business, J hope 70 receive a liberal share
of public patronage,
jaalc-ly JOHN II. BOWERS.
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DIR UG CIS rs ;
SPECIAL NOTICE.

DElNG dcsiroas of selling Drugs, Medi.
u - cinrs and the various articles apper
tanning 10 our liae of business at the lowest
possible prices, end also 70 prevent the ae
eumulaiion Of Day Books, Journals, ledg
ers, &c, already grown too numerous, We
propose from and after this date TO adopt d
CASH TRADE.
Our experience has taught us TINT 10 the
merchant and customer X Is decidedly the
mos, advantageous, hecaaHc not losing amy
thing by the credit Rysiem tac merchant Cal,
sell lis goods az smaller profits for cash.
Physicians dealing regularly with either
OF ihe undersigned will beeaPeeled 10 settle
their accounts every three months.
A. II. HUBER,
ja93tN Ill. l.. SHRINER
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The Three Travelling. Bags.

There we're three of them, al Of shin.
Ing black lesther one oa top Of the
pile oi truBkA one On the ground, aud
Que 10 The owaor's hand 81 going u
Philadelphia all waiting 10 be check cd
The laAl bcll rapg The bagsageHan
bus,led, famiug from one pile of bag.
gage 70 another, dupeusing chalk 10
trunks checks to the passengers, and
eafses to Porscrs, in approved railway
style.
esIue--Philsdclphia p cried stout
military looking maD, with enormous
looking whiskers and red face, crowd
lag forward, as lhe baggagemau laid
his baud on the hfst tfayclling-bag.
Wont you please 10 give me check
for this, now e ontreated pale, slen-
der. carefully dressed yeung man, for
the ninth time, holding ont bag No =.
Il have q lady TO look after"
SAY be you agoiu' 10 give me a
check for that 'ers, or no, 7" growled
the proprietor Of bag No. 3, short,
pock marked fellow, 10 shabby over.
coat.
IAN right, gentlemen, Here you
are" says the functionary, rapidly dis
tinguishing the checks. "Phiiadclphia,
tltisl Yes, Observation-Disclosures.
All right"
"All aboard l"shouted the conductor
"Whoo-whew !" responded the 10.
connective, aud the train moved slowly
out OF the station house.
The baggagcman me itatively watched
il as il sped away iu The distance, and
then as it a thought suddenly struck
him, slapped his thigh aud exclaimed:
''Blcst, IL don't believe"
NV hat n inquired the switehman.
THAT I've gone aud gave them three
last fcllers the wrong checks. The
cussed little things were all alike, and
they bothered mo"
Telegraph, said the switchman.
Never you mind replied the bag.
gage man.
'Thcy are all going to Philadelfy.-
They will find it out when they get
there"
They did.
The scene shifts to the Continental
Hotel, Philadelphia, Front parlor up
stairs. Occupants, the young gcutlc.
man alluded to as No, 2 and young
lady. In accordance with the fast usa.
ges Of the times, the twain bad been
made one 10 holy matrimony at 7,30 A
NJ, duly Kissed aud congratulated till
8 25; put aboard the express train at
$40, aud deposited at the Continental
bag and baggage, at l15s.
They were seated on the sofa, the
black broadcloth sleeve encircliug the
slender waist Of the gray travelling
dress, aud the jetty moustache 10 equal
ly afectionatc proximity to the glossy
curis
''Are you tired, dearest n
'No love, not much. But you are
aren't you 2"
"No darling
Kiss aud pause.
"DoL't it seem funny I" said the lady
"What love ?"
THAT we should be married"
Eyes, darling"
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In France milk is placed in small
tins, easily moved by one man, aud by
simple contriyancc the stopper screws
close down upon the contents of each
Tin, so that the motion Of the railway
cannot churn the milk in traasitu.
The tins are then placed 10 covered
wagons, and ia summer are wrapped in
cloths, which are watered from time To-
time, 80 as 70 promote coolncss by eyap.
oraiiou. The result Of this care, which
costs but little, is that the milk supply
Of Paris is proverbially excellent. Why
do not somo Of our milk trains or milk.
dealers adopt this plan?
Mf y A. Crump has cornGcId near
Joncsville, bartholomew county, Ipdi-
ana, which produced last season 80 900
bushels Of corn.
The Girard estate, at Philadelphis. :.
yielded TO the city half million dollars
last year
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-01-23

ANOTHER DoD0E.--The patient ofa
root aud herb" medicine-man got the
following prescription for bad cold:
" Pntcher feet in hot wottor, gotobed,
aud drink pint of loot
The patient brought tho enigma To-
us in despair.
II can make out the FIRST part we'll
enough" he said. "Put your feet in,
hot water, go TO bed, aud drink pint
that Is plain enough But what Is loot 2
We were embarrassed ut first, but a
happy inspiration struck US. LOOT,
eli--doublc o--tec, elder blow tea.
Aud that turned cut to be the explana.
tion.
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NJ e w FIR M
AxB
N e w q 90 d s..

M ESSKS. MlkESELL a SfTlPLEY
WI take pleasure ia announcing 90 the
cibzrus " Westminster aud the nnljlie gen.
etAlly iha, they have formed Cn.pagti.ar.
ship Va ile v holesalu and Retail lgrocary
and Liquor Business. ard uow oaer 70 TIC
public ai greatly reduced prices one OF tho
best selected tiocks Of Groceries, such "a
COFFEE
from % 70 % cts. for prime Rio Sncars--
Brown and T. bland u ~ 20 rs cts Der lb.
Also Hard and s0ft Crush SnynrN. lnc In.
peFial and oooug Biz. Teas. Spices. Rai.
sins Currants Lemons, Cheese, Sc, &c, at
prices which defy eDmpeiilion.
we would most especially cnll your ailen
uuu ~ our iing stock ~ liquora,
which have been acleeiod with vruai ~
care, aud which We now offer 10
lots 20 Aui. the trade, Mhnleaaie & s =
bo'ail a BALTIMORE ciiy prices. Also n
large and raFiod stock of
FINE BOTTLED LIQUORS,
warranted &C ~ pure and pu, up expressly
iif medicEl liaFposes, including Madeira.
Pon and sherry Wines, old French aud
tVgnac Braudics also Bfawn Siaat, Morn.
ing Star lliiiefa, efr., Gle.
We have ia addition 10 The above, always
on hand n large stock uf ToRAcco and g..
CARS, ~hieh sc are prepared 20 ,cll q, the
very lowest market rates. Also, large
stock oi Dried Fruit on hand.
We also keep c9usiRDily on hRu6 al
kiuda Of country produce, such As Flour.
lard, Potatoes. 6e.
As our motto i qaiels sales and small
profits, we most respectfully Hyiin you t.
sali ani osninihe our stock before pnrchRa.
ing elsewhere ns we confidently believe il
70 be 10 your interest % DO 10
tRlAH u. MfkESEil.,
J. FRANK SHlpLEY.
iauntf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-01-23


Ten FoLLIEs.- TO think that tho
more man eats, the fatter and stronger
be becomes.
To believe that the more hours chill
dren study at school, the faster they
learn.
To conclude that if exercise is rood
Tor the health, the more violent and ex.
hausting it is, the more. good is done.
To imagine that every hour taken
or sleep is an hour gained.
10 act on the presumption that the
smallest room 10 the house ia largo
enough to sleep in.
To argue that whatever remedy can.
ses one to feel Immediately better. Is
good for the system, without regard to
more ulterior effects.
To commit an act which isfelt in IL
self TO be Prejudicial, hoping that some.
how or other IL may be done ia your
case with impunity.
To advise another to take n remedv
which you have not tried yourself
without making inquiry whether all tho
conditions are alike.
10 eat without an appetite, or contin-
ue to cat after it has been satisfied,
merely to crafty the taste.
10 eat a hearty supper for the pleas.
nre experienced during the brieg time
It Is passing down the throat, at the ex-
pease Of q whole night Of disturbed
sleep and q headache on awaking in the
morning
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Dissolution Of Co-Partnershlp

i lie Co. Partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent. Persons indebt.
ed will please call and make settlement, al
we desire TO close the affairs of tho Firm.
J. w. Herring, NJ. d.,
J, ii. BILLlNGSLEA, NJ. ID.
DR. BiLIlNGsLEA, is still actirely engaged
in the practice Of his profession. Office
adjoining the Store Of Jno. l.. Reifsnider,
West End, for the present.
noy20, 1867.
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Some years ago clergyman preach
ing TO large audience ia wild part Of
Illinois, and announced for his text, "in
hly fathers house are many mansions"
Ho had scarcely read the words when
an old coon stood up and said: Il tell
you folks that's lie I know his fa-
ther we'll He lives fifteen miles from
Ole Kentuck, in an old log cabin, aud
amt but one room in the house.
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The following toast was given by
VIM. s. Mount, at tho Brooks dinner
last week:
General Butler--The only living
representative Of the wealth Of New Or,
leans"
As the General carried away with
him about eight millions of wealth, the
toast was at once hailed with loud cheers
and drank with gasto.
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A lovely girl stepped into store TO
buy pair Of mits
How much are they?'
why, said the gallant and iaspu-
dent clerk, lost in gazing on sparkling
eyes and ruby lips, you may have them
for kiss"
Agreed said the young lady, pock-
etiug the mits, while her eyes spoke
daggers, "and as see that you give
credit here, charge it on your books,
and collect 1.-THE best way you can"
And so saying, she hastily tripped out,
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"SKYLARKINa." Nothing TO dowith
larks. The word improperly spelt lark
is the Anglo-Saxon lac, and means game
or sport, viz; sky-sporting, or throwing
anything in the air.
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l. U M 3 z r
INsoLyENTps NOTICE,

joel K. Bollingcr. ORDERED, this
rs. 18th dav Of De.
His Creditors. cember 1867, that JoEi.
X. BoiiISGgR give notice to his creditors.
endorsers and sureties that The second Mon.
day Of May next Is fixed for the said Joel
*. Bollinger to appear in tho circuit court
for Carroll county, to answer such interro.
eatories as his creditors, endorsers aud sure.
ties may propose OF allege against him !; and
that copy Of this order be published in
some newspaper printed IN Carroll county
/ once week for three successive months
prior 70 the said 2nd Monday Of May next,
as such notice.
Test: JN0. d. BOYLE, clerk.
jan2.3m
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COAL AND LUMBER YARD.

TENIiE subscriber thanking his old patrons
for the liberal Encouragement bestowed
upon him heretofore. would respectfully
state that he Is tiill actively engaged ia his
old business and keeps on hand full supply
OF seasoned
L-U M 3 E r
Of every kind. Also, the various kinds Of
COAL, always on hand just received
60,000 No. CYPRESS SHINGLES.
10000 No. 2
for sale at reduced prices.
Office aud yard on Main Street, shor,
distance west Of the Railroad, Westminster.
Nd. Ii. W. DELL.
jan2-H
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PHYSICIANS.
Dr. DanI. n. COOnan.

(Lately with Dir. Thos. w. Wells, Hampstead
nFFERS bis professional services to the res
" idents OF Westminster and vicinity. Of
fee and residence Littestown Road, q few
doors above Union Street
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MILK AND WATER PEopLE.-A
venerable old man gives the following
as the result of life long experience.
Let the slumborer take comfort--it is
only at fruit trees that thieves throw
stones.
'No man that tries to do his duty to
his fellows, and cndeavors to SO live as
to bear the fruits of true religion 10 his
daily conduct, can for moment suppose
that he will pass along through life
without being slandered more or less
Such aman will, Of necessity, have some
enemies and these enemies will try in
every way to injurc him, and among
others they viii not be slow in stirring
up the polluted water Of ofdefamation and
slander.
"A man who has no enemies is mere.
y milk and water nothing. We would
not give three figs for such man.
"lie who is anything-who makes
his mark in the world--who does good
will have enemies--abd If he has
them, he will be sure to be slandered.
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] DIR. wv. X. FRINGER.

HAVING located in Westminster, re-
Ii spectfully offers his Professional SER
vices to the public. Office at the residence
of Lewis frrnmbo, Esq.
u declg-3m* e
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sIIERIFFALTY.

VXTILLTAM STEINER, Of New Wind.
wv sor District, is announced as can.
didate for next Sheriff. decl2.tf
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-17
Application for Patent.
NOTICE. NO. 101. !



REGISTERS OFFICE.
CARS CITY, NEVADA. May 25th, 1s6S. !
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
~ I. Wilt ms, Ham Barnwell Joseph Carn-
brow, James 1. Titus, J. D. Barnwell, Benz.
Wi,k!if. Geo W. Crace. i. B. Winters, Mat.
Chesser has this day filed in this office diagram.
together with Notice If All l'cation for Patent
from the United States. nnder Act Of Gun gress APP
proved July 70. 1866, for Two Thousand feet Of
lost Cause Lode, and known the Lost Cause
CAIN, in the " 'shta Mining District, Douglas
County, Nevada: Commencing at post No. l. the
5. W. corner. running thence 1870 30' " $50
reet to STATEN No 2: thence 5 100 SOW 100 feet
70 station No. 5: thence \ 100 so W 100 feet 10
station No. 4: thence y 30 90 L 100 feet TO sta
tun No. ): thence 19o 50' " 145O feet to station
No. 9; thence 100 so Z 40 feet to station No.1
thence $ 100 so L 1000 feet to station No. s.
thence 10 so West 1I0 feet TO place Of begin
ming, conta aiming and l5-100 acres. Bearings
from true meridian. mag. var. leo so E.
WARREN T. LOCKHART,
my2.t99 Register.
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On I I,e sd"ySIhe 3D. day OF tovsEa-
Der 4. y. 1865.

! That said c uetal Election WI Ic 1tl1. and
! ? y oI'eI'f NJ such IlnCes As slaI' law BEEN
lily lie atted, fr tie luIl.>e IF e.,ct.Ig thu
| fuIl. ;I- ..---. tu-"It:
Iire- P,e-... : Electors: oae c r,s=n.an.
me .lU-tl,, # .sn- Count, Tor NH lem:
one Justice f n" Saf. re c MT. f,r The
rai'drr Of u tom, - tn |7te .u>tre. Hon. {.
". Bro>nan deceased; oi.r surveyor G~aer'.l. :
The remainder Ot the term HciI- j.. " f led ly
Hon. :. II Marlette: and 10 state PRINTER.
Al,o, tie following state Senators t,-Nit:
Nv" for STOREY County; "ue Tor Lam c,
ty; Que for Nye County: onr for Lincoln County
one for E,meIalda County; liz IoI a-hoc C,uu-
": one t'r Lyon County: lie tnr Huutl lGt
County aud one f,r Or Misty County.
Also, the following Members Of the Assembly
to-Nit:
Twelve for Storey County: four FIR Lanit-
County: two for >ye County: one f.r Lincoln
County; fur for tsmeralta Comfy: two fu-
Douglas County three f r Naslo" unity; three
for Lyon County tire. for Hunh l3t County
three for Oimsby County: and two FIR Churchill
County.
Als,'. for each organized Comfy in this State
One Sheriff, County Clerk. County Recorder,
County Treasurer. County ASS ssor. District A.
torney. Public Administrator, County surveyor.
and County Superintendent Il Public Schools.
each: three County Commissioners in each Coun-
ty. except Storey, and III that County five County
Commissioners; and in Lincoln Countrywide
Ninth Judicial Di,trict-one District Judge. n
hold ofce for and during the two years next after
the first Monday in January, A. D. 1880
Also. in each City, Township and Precinct as
many Justices Of the ieace and Constatles are
required and provided for by law-and the lecn,
action of the respective Boards Of County Com
missiOners.
- In witness whereof have hereunte set
lv6S3 my hand. and caused to be affixed the
Great Seal Of the State of Nevada. Done
at Carson City. this the 2lst day Of October A. D.
1865. JAMES S. SLINGEELAND.
Acting Governor Of Nevada
Attest:
c. " NnrFwiRF,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-17

CIERRA SILVER MINING COM.

- pany. Location Of works: Genoa, State of
Nevaia.-Notce is hereby given. that at a meet
ing of the Board of Trustees of said Company
held on the tenth 40 day of February. 1865, an
assessment of Cne and 50-lO0 Isl SOY Dollars per
share was levied upon the capital stock of said
company, payable Immediately, in United States
gold COIN 10 the Secretary at his Office Nos. So and
So Washington Market. San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
main unpaid on the EIGHTEENTH (lS) DAY OF
MARCH 1868. shall be deemed delinquent, and
will be duly advertised for sale at public auction.
and unless payment shall be made before will be
sold on the SECOND ~ DAY OF APRIL. 1865.
to pay the delinquent assessment together with
costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
By order of the Board of Trustees
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CTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORMSBY.
- In the Justices Court, Carson Township. i'll
and for said County of Ormsby .-Jens c. Sorren-
sen, plaintiff, vs. Eugene Archambeault, defend
ant. The State of Nevada sends greeting to Eu-
gene Archambeault: You are hereby summoned
To appear before me at NV office in carson City,
in Carson Township, in 0rmsby county, on the
2Gth day of October, A. ID. SOS,
az 10 o'clock \ NJ, and answer unto the complaint
Of Jens C. Sorrensen, the above named plaintiff,
who sues to obtain Judgment against You for the
sum of two hundred and sixty eight dollars and
seventy-five cents; which amount is alleged to be
due and owing to plaintiff, for hay and barley. fed
TO your six horses, at his yard in Carson City. at
your special request. between the Both May and
the 18th July. 1865. Plaintiff claims to have
lieu said horses. by virtue Of the provisions Of
an Act Of this State enritled AN Act t. secure
liens t" rauchmen and ether persons approved
February 1+th. lsG6, when Judgment will be
taken against you Tor tn sail amount, together
with costs aid damages if You fail TO appear and
Inswer-