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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-27

The Illustrated Psychological Journal for
June, contains Portraits and Characters Of
Jsnss Harper; Sir John Young. Governor
General Of Canada; Richard G. Pardee; n. A,
Murray, the accountant; The Planchette Mys-
tsry; Quaker Music; Natives Of Alaska, por-
traits; Great hen--Suall Heads; Where are
The Houssksepsrsf Principles in Physiology
-Digestiah; Should consamptives Marry !
obedisnce-iis importance; Enduring or En-
joying Life John Folgste, the Genienarian
Face Fanciesi What can l do best7 The We.
man esestionsi Music, Answer TO Correspos-
dents, ETC. End Of Volume 40; New Volume
begins with the naxt number. Only 80 cents,
Or - > pear. Address s. r Wells. $50 Broad
way, New York.
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RHuBARB.--Nhen we dine for din
ner nowadays, we know Of no more
healtbful pastry for desert than pies
whose principal ingredient is the COM
mon rhubsrb Of cur gardens. Yet as if
in proof that every sweet holds is bit.
ter, we warn persons against letting the
trimmings Of the plant lie around loose.
We hear Of . farmer losing Ave pigs,
recently, In consequence Of throwing
the trimmings Of a largo lot Of rhubarb
or pic plant. into their pen-v Other
farmers have given this plant 70 their
pigs in small quantities without any
evil effect having been experienced,
They sbopld. however, DO careful in
Ifsedipg che article A citizen Of I4aus-
dale whe tkssw into his hog-pea the
rss6s ~ leaves Of pie-plaat that be had
triumed for culinary purposes, lost BY
bis indiecfezou about three hundred
dollars worth of pork. xhcroots Of the
&slioious nsterial ior tarts contain an
acid aud effective poison. The leaves
are probably : ,virnIept aud drastic, il
nss . dsady Pufgfi,e Deyisste,rr
Dsneeruf. =
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General Grant nra,,;,..1 .,,,r,,,,.,,
:, :. ~ - - r - :" 80 esy ~
the public expenditure. But promises
are one thing and pergarm.,cs /. an
!, ~
o.hef. LIE people have become so
familiar with debt and taxes. than, +.
n'a''st " rev thousands Of dollars
are u mere .basatelIe. dron In tba
. III
70 weh' however, Tor them
to note how the money goes, and 10
lean tb.r,solv..
~sSf sN's''os 'niormeu Oh the more
fagrant instances Of extrayagance.-
The snh;o;nad svtr.., -
80 ''oA' ''o x'os''h
fest wiiihelp them TO the acquisition
Of snch kpowlsdce.
s
Congress adjourned because il was i'm,
patient to 20 on q series of magnificent
"benders." The committees had their
trunks packed for every quarter Of The con.
tinenb Islands inclnded. The WAYS and
Means Committee have drawn ten thousand
dollars for their summer travelling Expenses.
The Census Committee viii spend three
thousand in the same way. The sub. Com
mittee on the Decrease Of American Shin
ping, two thousand. Five thousand win Sc
spent in the local Investigation Of the
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Wood Leave For Sale.

" I'LL be sold at Public Sale, on THURS.
w DAY, THE 10th DAY oF JusE, 1t /
O'Clock, r. NJ, about SIXTY ACRES
OF VALUABLE TIMBER, situated m
Woolcry's District, Carroll county, aboui
l mile from the Turnpike leading to West.
minister, and near Busby's Mill, adjoining
lend Of William Caples. viii be sold in
Lots to suit purchasers. The Timber is
principally Black and Spanish Oak, with
some Hickory and Chestnut. This will
Afford fine opportunity for those desiring
Bark
Terms. -0ne.third Of the purchase money
cash on the day Of sale, the balance 10 one
aud two years from the day Of sale, the
purchaser giving note with approved secu.
riiy, bearing interest from date.
For further information apply to
JOHN HILL,
may ~, It's Bird Hill, Nd.
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HANoNrn(PA y BRANCH R,ILnoA

HANOVER Pa } BRANCH RAILROAD.
The soyenteenth ANNUAL report of the
Hanover Branch Railroad Company is
published From il we learn that the
earnings Of the Hanover Branch proper
last year amounted TO SCI. IS to
which add for working Gettysburg Rail.
road si2,5 60, aud for working Lit.
tlestoun Railroad s2,29S 81 {; making
total Of sI6,659 81, being an increase
of So, 1854 60 over last year, due mainly
to the iron ore trade. The operating
expenses, and expenditures for mainleu.
auee Of road, motive power aud cars,
have been S43,l13 20, about Sc per
cent of the gross receipts, leaving as
net earnings S33, 546 70.
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DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
At PUBIC SALE.


YUVHE undersiyn.d win an, =, p.hU.
II Sale, TO the highest bidder, on the
Pe,",sl on
- - ~ Ivy " '4"e' ioo''
ny R E , e a;,'s y ' Q eioes' A. M
Maryland, near where Ihs Nicodemus Road
crosses the Washington Road, and adjoin.
andsr n Sh;nIav y ona ~, .Onswe'i' Alex
=, -
,,,sa y. ID' AOs '''
~ s'"' ~. Ivy WI n'''''
'''"""v 'at he'es'
more or tess.
Lot No. 4, coutaiaiu1 l2l Acn,s
NOR, or L,,
a,
LOT NO. D. containing lOt Acres,
more or less.
In, No .o,,, ,si
V' " 'o"'"'"'"y ios dc'es'
more OF Jess.
Lot No. Z, contaiaing 1921 Acres
more or less
Ldf NO. O. containing lo4 Acres,
more " less.
In, Mo q . ,oa
Io' No' w. '""'q"'Y ias acres
more or cess
Lot No. 10, coRtaiaing 1871 Aeres,
more or less
~, AZ =, -,
Log No' "a, containing " Acres.
more or less.
Lof No 70 con,,,o;,, e7l 49,.
49, - -. 80 VIZ '"'
"o'e O' "ss'
Lot No, 10, cOatdnfng Is Rrches.
more or less
IN. :,
ivy sreaier sunll,ef o. me ABOVE small
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-27

A SisoDLAR FREAK.--There is 10
this city a ahild not over fiye summers,
who once ip while, either for some
secret qualification to himself, or to
please those who may be present, or for
some reason not known 10 us, gets off
what may be called Q ''dic," e., he will
feigu death, and 50 perfectly does he
assume the iifeias state that stranger,
who would not touch him so as TO feel
the warmth Of his body, would surely
believe him dead. He will lie upon bis
back with his arms folded across bis
breast spd his features bearing the
most perfect impress Of an inanimase
form, for hours He will suffer himself
70 be- lifted and carried anywhere, with
out any motion, aud no threats can
move him. or course asy infection Of
pain will cause him to cry out, other
wise he wiIlact a. II ali the functions Of
the body were suspended -Aanapoiis
Rp@biican.
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r. -
While the impadent advocacy Of I'm
perializm Is going forward here, 10 this
Republic, Spain has exiled her Queen
aud has shown disposition % try the
forms q Republican government. An
,sgoaistie principles and theories are
active, and are forcing themselves upon
che attention Of the Spanish people
a Monarchy. a Republic, and a Reges-
cy, have all their adherents and advo-
Gates. How the public preference will
be indicated { o. how the matter viii be
determined, does not yet appear. There
is danger Of the heated discussions
terminating in civil war. Among the
advocates Of monarchy the difficulty has
been 70 agree upon man. But that
may be a blessing 70 the people in dis
guise. Unfortunately for France, when
she organized Republic, there was q
man whose name was an appeal to the
pride Of the French people. Napoleon
had been overthrowu BY foreign bayo-
nets, so France In moment Of gener-
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DIED.

Suddenly, in this city, on the l9thinstant,
DR.. Bernard Mills, aged SS years and &
months, formerly of Calvert county, Nd.
On the 9th instant, at Silver Hun, this
county, Jacob VIM, infant son Of Jacob
p. and Susan Hull, aged ! year, ! months
and days.
On the 10th instant, IN Glen Rock, Mary,
wife Of Charles I. Seitz, aged "a years, 6
months and 10 days.
In Reisterstown, on the Goth instant, at
the residence of his son.in-law, VIM. Beas.
man, Edmund Ii. Stocksdale, aged 6s years.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-27

The New York Tribune, of Saturday,
afirms that there is no good reason to
doubt the truth of the dispatch concern.
ing the triple alliance of France, Eng
land and Spain, against this country.
The subject has been much discussed
in Washington, and Gen. Grant is said
to be 10 favor Of war, as in that event
England would lose her commerce and
Canada He probably has not taken
into account what we should lose by
sch war.
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

SEALED Proposals win DO received by
- the County Commissioners until the
fiRsr MONDAY IN JuLr NEXT, for building
Bridge over the western prong Of the
Patapseo Falls, at Winchester 4 Yingling's
Mills, Of the following dimensions, namely:
Two Ahutmenis each six and 4 half feet
above low water mark with good and sab.
stantial foundations, IL feet wide, feet
thick Of bottem battered to feet at the top.
The span between the pbutments to be IS
feet, with wing walls running back sufii.
GENTLY TO make an easy grade 70 the Bridge.
The timber and lumber TO be good white
oak, BY order Of Board,
JAS. BLIZZARD,
my27-5t Clerk.
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The lMPERIALIsrs PREPARING TO
TAKE TIE FIELD.-0n Tuesday night
next, in pursuance of call Of many no.
ted citizens, to be issued next Sunday,
the imperialists Of Washington will
meet for organization and alliance with
the \. Z. l. D. Many of the Imperi-
alisis here are in favor of putting an
Imperial ticket in the field IN the cnsu.
ing June municipal election. However,
IL Is more than probable that the oppo-
sition to this course will prevail
Wash. Cor. ~. Y. Herald, Nay 90.
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A GRsAr Discovers. During the late Ear
when the South was short Of medicines and pa
tients IL her hospitals suffering and dying, Dir.
John Wilkins, 1 skilifal Aad saccessfal ssrgeon
discovered the valuable properties Of the Iris
vsrsicoiar, or BIse Flag, which grows % plsa-
tifally around sae southern Marshes and from
u msnsfhctarsd bis celebrated blood parider,
aisssis, !" advertised In another column. Thus
the necessities Of the South has given 10 the
world one Of the greatest remedial agents over
known In medicine.
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ESTRAY.

State Of Maryland Carroll county, 10 vii /:
HEREBY certify that John West. Of
i Carroll county, personally appeared be.
fore me, the subscriber, Justice Of the
Peace in and for said county, this 23d day
Of May, 1859, and affirmed thathe has takon
up as an estray. trespassing upon bis enola.
sures, a white and black spotted HEIFER,
with blue ears and three white feet about
Is months old.
Given under my hand,
..s., W. I. SMITH, J, P.
The owner Of the above described prop.
eriy is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
JOHN WEST,
mile north east Of New Windsor.
may273t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-27

Two OF ths parties concerned in the
robbery of $4,000 FROM Mr.. Pattison.
the Harndeu's Express messenger, on
Charles street on Wednesday morning
last, were arrested near Swanton, a sta.
tion on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road in Allegapy county, Md, about
220 miles from Baltimore, on Friday
morning They were brought to this
city and over $4,000 Of the stolen
money recovered from them.--ISua.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-27

The Hearth and Home seems to be
growing in interest and in public favor.
The publishers will commence 10 the
next number fine story full Of interest,
BY Mrs. Edison, to be entitled, MARRY.
ing WE'LL" to Be illustrated by Stephens
d Perkins. Send for it Published
By Petsengill & Bates, 81 Park Row,
New York. ag
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the ROUND TABLE

Thh " h<ObN ~ TABLE
Is acknowledged by the ablest judges, Aneri-
can and European, TO be the best journal Of liz
class ever established In the United States, and
II Il undoubtedly the most successful.
Home and Foreign intelligence, prepared In
Q ronelse yet comprehensive form.
The STAFF Of Reviewers hss been strengthened.
and constant efforts will be made lparticularly
Ia special subjects) 10 have their work the best
Of is Kind that can be produced.
Tbe Round Table Chess Fueilieton has been
placed 70 charge n IN eminent ehes-player
Musical and Dramatic Notices. Of searching
and unconventional character, will appear a.
regularly AZ they may be deserved.
Now 70 eourse NJ publication Crows Feet
pey serial By y. s. Cozrens, Esq
Clubs Of Five win receive the Round Table
for the year BY RENTING Tvenfy-two Dollars
and half end qabs Of Ten BY rsiBissins Forty
Dollars. sft'l 80 i ~ tia
CAuruos. In making repittsnces for SUB
seripiiohs, always procure 4 draft On New iofk,
OF PostUtice Money Order, " posx,oie.-
Where neither Of these can be procured. send
the money, but always In registered ietter,s--
The repatriation fee has been reduced 70 nl::
teen cents, and the present registration system
has been found BY the postal authoritie. % pe
virtually an absolute protection against Loss ~
mail. All postmasiers are obliged 10 reBissst
letters whenever requested 10 do 70.
mny77-H la7 Nassau Street, New YORK.
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Drunkards in Illinois are likely to
have hard time The new law classes
them with insane persons and idiots
and places them under the care of
guardians or overseers of the poor, and
when man has been declared an hab-
itual drunkard he has no remedy from
guardianship until year has elapsed.
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Executive humanity at Washington
is at present absorbed 10 the amelIora-
ton of the condition Of the Indians !;
while the Indians continue TO be ab.
sorbed 10 the practical solution Of the
question, how 70 thin tbe white popp-
Iation on the plains. af
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-27

w. L. Barry, Esq, Of fAe Lebanon
(Tennessce) Herald, aged eighty.nine
years, is the Oldest printer 10 America.
He sets his ten thousasd ews from. snn
70 sun, and handles bis composing stick
with rs much ease apd accuracy as
wbeu he set the obituary notice Of
George Washington. z
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BALrlSoRE, May II, 1869.

Aessrs. Thos. J. Hall & Co.
GESrs-fou will greatly oblige BY giving
us any information you may have, reports
from customers, &c., in reference to the
application of Rhodes Tobacco Manure,
Your early reply will confer a sayor on,
Yours. truly,
[Signedl D. NJ. RHODES & Co.
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DR.. Ritay, aged seventy years, and
for long time Methodist missionary
extensively ksowp 10 the west, COM
mitted suicide 90 Friday last at his
home 10 Dayton, Ohio.
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Local Intelligence.


Orphans Court Proceetiiags.--Jacob
Powder, Esq, Chief Judge; Levi Buff
fngton and Hanson 7. Webb, Esqrs,,
Associate Judges, Joseph NJ Parke,
ESQ. Register Of Wills,
Mosday, May i7th.--Letters of ad.
ministration on the estate of Alexander
Shipley, deceased, we're granted to Cath.
ariae shipley, G. d, Slinglutf and DR.,
]. L. Billingsles, executors Of Rachel
Haiucs, settled their secoud and final
administration account. Jonas and An
drew Myers, administrators of Joseph
Myers. also settled their second aud
final account. john II. Yoost, guar.
dian to Jacob L. Fuss, settled his fourth
and haal account. G. W. Hood, Jr.,
guardian to Warner and Maria L. Cook,
settled first aud FINAL aecaunt for each.
Tuesday, May lsth.-B Shunk, id.
ministrstor W. A. of Magda!saa Wolfe,
returned list ofsales of personal property
F, II, Orendorf, administrator Of John
0rendortf, returned additional inventory
Of personal property, and obtained order
to sell same at private sale. Benjamin
w. Bennett, guardian to Asbury I.
Bennett, settled his second and flnal
account. ........
wednesday, May 19th.-Answer of
Noah Mitten to petition Of William A.
Norris, filed.
Thursday, May 23th.--U. d. Suli.
van, executor of Michael Sullivan, de-
ceased, was granted order to dispose of
bequeathed stocks and deposits Of de-
ceased in the Manchester Savings
Institution.
Local MiscellaEy.-Do not allow a
bird to be killed in your orchard this
season. They compensate for your
neglect Of the trees, You do not know
how much you owe them for the fruit
you have.
Wages Of farm hands are high and
farmers find it difficult to secure men to
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A girl eighteep years cf age, living
10 Beerlipgsyille. Pa, was burned 70
death last week BY the explosion Of au
oil can, from which she was pouring
coal oil 90 Gre.
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Inc printen OF Warrington are much
excited over the introductioa Of negro
composition, the sou d Pred Douglas,
into the Governmeai Printing Oikss.
Negroes have been appointed Foreign
ministers, psssnasters, clerks IN the
different departments, and now the DIFF
Sssent mschAnics ID Goversnsss employ
are 70 b required 70 work with them
or give up their situations. They are
% be introduced into the Navy Yards
and aIl 0ovesnmentw work shops; orders
70 thai eject are shortly TO be issued.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS,

Grain.-Sales of 1900 bushs prime Cum.
berland Valley red at 81 81 200 bushels
good Maryland at 65aSl 10; 100 bushs
prime white at 81. Corn--Sales Of 10, 900
bushs good and prime white at Sass cts
1000 bushs yellow at s6as7 cts. Oats
Sales Of about 1000 bashs light at 65a65 cts.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,
May 20, 1859.
Beef Cattle. offerings Of the Scales
during the past week amounted TO 1923 head.
The prices ranged as follows: Old Cows and
Scalawags, Mt 50a$6 20; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 8 00a$ 90; fair quail
ity beeves 25aS8 rs; aud the very best
Beeves at 26aSy 90 per 100 lbs. the aver
age price being about 81 so gross, ...,
Sheep. Fair to good fat Sheep st Ala.
O. cts. per pound gross.
Hogs. Prices ranged as follows: fair 10
good fat Hogs 10 0OaSl8 75 per 100 lbs
net Hf f s4
Wool --Upwashed, at % to % cents, tub
washed 4s to 40 cts, and pulled at rs 70 S5
cents per pound.
Leafher.-City Slaughter A TO 40 cepts;
Rough Skirting 40 to Al cents; Spanish Sole
% TO 81 cents, Country Slaughtered 80 TO
40 cents. fI
Hides.-Associatio Steer at Is TO I3l
cts; Cow l2l to 10 cents.
Hay. --Penpsyivania baled Timothy at
2SaS26 per ton.
Fsathers-Quiet at 40 10 so cents per ID.
for common 20 prime live geese. M
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john L. Reiisnider hns made another
change in prices Of all kinds of Goods,
Has just received from the Eastern
markets full supply, for sale a. re.
duced prices. Dress Goods down in
price. Delaioes from 12l cents up Il
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-27

j. Yingliag & Son are selling De.
LANES as low as l2a cents per yard,
new aud neat styles. my27'2t
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Business Locals.

Notices Under tsis head TEN GENTS
per tias for eaeh insertion.
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D. NJ. RHODES & Co.
BALTIMORE. NAV u. 1859.

BALTIMORE, May II, 1863.
Gentlemen-Your note of May llih came
10 hand yesterday, As regards the efficacy
Of your Tobacco Manure, we can but say,
that in the only case ii came under our per
sonal knowledge, it proved very effective,
there being such decided difference between
the tobacco fertilized and that not as to
impress most favorably those who witnessed
its effects, The application which came
under our personal knowledge was used on
the farm of Mr.. I. J. Hall, Jr,, and its ef:
fects were witnessed by Mr., L, j. Hall, Of
our house, Mr. Benz. Tongue, Mr. William
SherbSrt, Col. Il. T. Estep, Capt. Robert
Perry, all of whom live in the neighboyhood,
and by DIR. Hammond Stewart, of Calvert
county. The application was about two
hundred pounds to the acre, and its effects
very marked in the growth of the Tobacco.
Respectfully yours,
[Signed THos. J. HALL & Co.
Messrs d. N, RHonEs A Co, 50 South Street
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


YvHE Corner Stone Of the new NJ. E.
4 Church, IN Westminster, will be laid
with appropriate ceremonies, on TUEspAY,
JuxE 9Th. Rev. T1ittleton, l.. Morgan, d.
d.. Rev. Henry Slicer, d. D., and other
distinguished Clefgymep will be present,
and will participate 10 the exercises.
The occasion will be made one OF great
Interest. and the citizens Of Westminster
and ofthe surrounding country are cordial
" invited to be present. ny2I-2t
CERMoN ON BAPTISM. The Rev. p.
bsA. Strobel, viii preach Q sermon on
Bap6sm, at Winters Church, on Sunday,
the 9th Of June, al 10 o'clock, AN
There win be preaching IN the Lutheran
Church, next sabbath, at 10 o'clock, A..
NJ, and ct hxfsFe 9 o'clock, r. N.
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90 Acres of Land,

more or less. The improvements consist
Of newly built two-story
FRAME DwELLisG Housg, kNA
Barn, Corn House, Wagon
Sheds, Granaries, Spring
House and other necessary out-buldings;
all of which are in good repair, and arc con-
veniently located on the premises; water
convenient TO the house and barn the fields
are laid off in convenient size and are en-
closed by good fencing. There is also n
sufficient amount Of TIMBER LAND.
There is an excellent ORCHARD Of choice
Fruit On the Farm.
This property presents great inducements
to persons wishing to purchase desirable
little Farm, is about one mile North Of
Taneytowl, and adioins the land of Samuel
Gait, Michael Finger and others.
This Farm Is less than one mile from the
Frederick and Pennsylvania Railroad now
in course Of construction, and is convenient.
ly located to market, mills, churches,
schools, &c.
Persons wishing to view the premises
will be shown the same by calling upon Mr..
Fleagle residing thereon, or any iniorma.
ton in regard 70 the property can be had
on application TO the undersigned at West
Minister, ND. .B
Terms ar Sale. One. half cash on the
day of sale; one-fourtb on the first day Of
April, 1870, and the other one,fonrth on
the frat day Of April, 1871, the credit pay
ments TO be secured by the notes Of the pur-
chaser or purchasers with approved security,
bearing interest from the day Of sale.
Possession given in the Fall or next
Spring.
THE0, l. FRlTCHEY,
Trustee.
Caour d RElFsyIpEa, Attorneys
NAV 81 la Ht sN
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-27

J. Fairfax Mclaughlin, Esq, Editor
Of the Sosthera Metropolis, has been
appointed staff officer by Governor
Bowie, with the rank Of Colonel,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-27

In our ssstement Of the postponement
Of the dedication Of the new Church at
Sandy Mouss, last week, we were misin.
formed Il should have been the 9th
Of Jaue instead Of the 9Th Our friends
win please make . note Of il.