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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-03-11

p u 10 SALE
OF
VALUABLE FARM, STORE, &c
RY .yirtno Of an order OF sole. passed by
~ the Hon. VIM r. Giles, Judge Of the
District Of Maryland, the undersigned. As.
signees OF the estate Of Charles r. Waters.
Bankrupt, will offer at Public Sale, on the
premises, at Watersville, Carroll Co., Md,
O"'Sohsrdgy, fas 2oth day Of March, 1869,
at . o'clock, p. M,
the VALUABLE FARM.
on which Charles r. Waters now resides.
containing
261 Acres of Land,
more or less. This is tho most valuable
place that has been put in the market for
many years, and IS improved by a large
newly built double BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE Of the I. %A>0
most substantial character. Mns feiA
completely 6nishedinside and s. - ~ 1igs
out with oil the Improvements necessary 10
a comfortable and elegant private residence.
The necessary Farm Buildings are also unon
the place and in good repair. There is also
upon the place good substantial weather.
boarded double House, once the Mansion
House of the place, which is commodious
and comfortable house.
Upon the farm there 10 also q large well
built
WAREHOUSE, ~M Store Room
attached, which is Station on the Balti.
more and Ohio Railroad, and In which is
the Post Office and the only Store for some
distance round. The Warehouse and Store
Room are Immediately upon the railroad,
and thus possess every advantage for trade.
Adjoining the Warehouse and Store Room
are three comfortable log and weather.
boarded Dwelling Houses, for men of small
families, which will be sold with the place
In case of a failure to sell the whole place
together il will be offered in three seperate
parcels viz:
The Mansion House, Barns,
&c: and one hundred and fifty acres of
land, aud the Warehouse and Store Room
and the three adjacent Dwelling Houses,
and fifty Acres OF Land, or in such other
manner as shall be deemed bes: by the As
signccs.
Ane Piare 10 udFantageOnSly situated OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, about
forty FIVE minutes ride from Frederick city,
and about two hours from Baltimore; is In
close proximity to churches, schools, &C..
in q !.ue arignDo,hvoJ, and as healthy as
any place 10 Maryland.
Possession Of the entire property will De
given upon the ratification Of the sale by
| the Court.
The Terms Of Sale, "a. prescribed Jy III,
order Of The Court are :--One-half cash on
the day of sale, and the balance in twelve
months; TO be secured by security to be up.
proved by the Assignees.
Any further information concerning the
place will be given by calling upon Charles
X. Waters, Esq, residing upon the premises;
or by addressing William p. Maulsby, If.
Frederick city, Maryland, or James S. Gary,
Esq, Elysville, Howard county, Maryland.
PRIVATE SALE.-The subscribers of.
fer the above property at Private Sale until
the 10Th Of March instant. Persons DESIRING
any information will apply as above indi,
Gated.
JAMES s. GARY,
VIM. p. MAULSBY, Jr.,
Assignees Of Charles r. Waters, bankrupt
maf-ts
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS, sc

liron-clad mower, used only two seasons;
spring tooth morse rake, hay press, Man
chester grain fan, corn shelter, new cutting
box, jack screw, wheelbarrows, three
horse pillow, Hagerstown pattern; two.
horse Plow, single shovel pillow, harrow,
corn fork, corn eoverer, and new ctiltiya.
tori wagon harness, consisting of two sets
OF breechbands and two sets Of front gears,
housings, collars, brides and lire, also a
double set Of buggy harness, two pair of
check lines and a Fly net; sets new pillow
gears, breast chains, traces, halters, halter
chains, COW chains, log chain, standard chain,
spreader chain, single, double aud triple
trees grain cradles, moving scythes and
reap hooks 30 grain bags, nearly new
also an excellent horse blanket; . grind
stones, 2 large crowbars, matiocks, maui
and wedges, axes, stone hammers, shovels,
spades, mortieing axe and adze.
set of Carpentering Tools, consisting
OF planes, saws. angers, ehisels, brace aud
bits, drawing knife, &c.
Rye and Potatoes by the bushel, q lot Of
Bacon by the pound, Vinegar by the gallon.
Household aud Kitchen Farndwe:
Consisting of cooking stove and apparatus
complete, large ten plate stove, parlor
stove, large corner cupboard kitchen cup.
board, sink, tables, chairs, rocking chairs,
wash stands, large lot Of queensware, crock,
eryware, tinware; also bedsteads and beding,
looking glasses, Venitian blinds, churn and
stand, tubs, buckets, barrels, large iron
kettle, lot of old iron, and many other
useful articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS: All sums Of SIS and under, cash ;
on sums above So credit of six months
will be given, purchasers giving their notes
with approved security, bearing interest
from the day Of sale.
AUGUSTUS ENsoR.
febIS-ts
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ALSO AGENTS ron

ALSO AGENTS FOR
BIs GEISERiS RM
Patent seif-ReguIating Grain
Separator, Cleaners Bagger.
At a time like the present, when labor Il
very scarce, II Is important that Farmers.
who are interested, should give attention "a
this improvement, which. viii considerable
reduce the expense Of Threshing Grain in
the common way. This is now considered
the best Separator before the public. II ID
particularly adapted TO Farmers for their
own use, and viii apply to Lever or Railway
power, and will Thresh and Clean from 100
to $50 Bushels per day, using four 70 siz
horses and MS many hands,
may %, 186e-1y
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AaHs Arundel County, Nj,
H. - M Ia
FOR SALE.

A FARM Of about so ACRES, 8 acres
N in Wood, chiefly white oak. There is
10 acres Of superior meadow land, through
which branch Of Pipe Greek runs; the
balance is laid of into fields, well wntered.
The most Of this property has been lately
lined and is very productive. There is an
abundance Of Fruit Trees of all kinds and
Of the best varieties also vines and shrub
berry in great variety. The Dwelling is large.
conveniently arranged, finished in the beet
modern style and contains 10 rooms, pantry,
closets, clothes presses, &c; also hrge
hall and porch full length of house, 10 feet
wide; there is double porch, basement
and bake oven to the kitchen, with cellar
under the dwelling and porch. Besides the
barn, which is conveniently arranged and
roomy, there is two. story wash house, q
dairy, smoke house, large poultry house,
hay barrack and corn house all lntely built
There is spring Of excellent water near the
kitchen, which flows ;hroughihe dairy. This
property is 5miles from Westminster, Carroll
county. on the Westminster and Lttlestown
turnpike, miles from the latter place con.
venient to churches, schools, mills, stores
and postofice.
Anyone wishing to retire To a plesant and
comfortable home in the country would do
well TO examine the property. The sub
scriber, who resides on the property ~
business Of Importance too far from il to
remain there and will sell it for less than
the buildings are worth, or would cost at
the present time, or would exchange il for
property In the city of Westminster. For
particulars apply 10 I
ISAAC WINCHESTER,
nov &c Union Mills Z. o., Nd.
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McCORMIcE,s ~
BeS MOWER AND REAPER.

ws. II. HAnNAy & Co.. Sole Agents for
the State Of Maryland. This Reaper and
Mower stands unsurpassed in tins country
or Europe. We max nothing more of any
honest farmer than TO give them fair trial.
whe.e true merit will show itself beyoud
doubt We know they viii work aud give
entire satisfaction, under all circumstances.
Messrs. Mccormick 4 Bro. say 10 all who
need or intend TO buy Reaper or Mower,
Take their machine and tryi TO your sat.
isiac,ion through the Hsrgest with any other
machine you can get, and keep which ever
you like best These machines combine
oil modern Improvements Of any value.
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4 Very large ..oea ofpone.iie Goods, var,
IA ch,sp, at wnnrr's.
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i2h D;arist, Baitinors Co., Nd,

liza District, baltimore Co., Nd,
NoreHsber llh, 1853. J
Mass. o. p. MRREINks 4 Co.
GEsrLExES;-I applied the Raw Bone Phos-
phate purchased Of you last Spring on my
Corn, side by side with one of the most popn-
lar and expensive Fertilizers 10 the Market,
and could see no difference yours was fully
equal TO IT. also applied IL 70 ,Turnips with
perfect success. II gave such entre satisfac-
ton that used nothing else upon my Wheat
this Fall. sowed the most OF 1t the latter part
OF September, and at this time il bids fair TO
make as good Crop as ] ever produced by
the use OF Peruvian or any OF the expensive
Guanos. have every confidence 10 Il. II Is
only 70 be tried to be appreciated.
Yours Respectfully, JOHN E. WILLIS,
4HHs Arundel County, Md., \
November l0A, 1868.
Mss. 0. P. MEaeYaAs & Co. -,
GfsfIrveS!-in answer " your enquiry a.
TO what think of your Raw Bone Phosphate
purchased in July last, allow me 10 ssy--f gave
1t fair trial on Cabbage BY the side Of three
other Fertilizers OF acknow lodged merit anf
found 1t equal u not better than the other, ant
at less cost am so we'll satisfied with il,
intend to use Il the coming Spring.
Yours, Truly, REIN HAMMOND
For sale al Manufacturers price (the cos
ofTnnsportation added) by
LYNCH 4 DILLAR,
feb lS-3m. Westminster. Md.
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PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
LON DON
BLOOD PANACEA,
The Great Alternative and Blood Purifier

IL the most perfect vegetable compound Of aliera,
uyes, tonics, duretcs And disphorctics making Il the
most effective, insigoratng renevating and blood
cleansing cordial known TO the world
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- For thceure Of ScRoSpIA or KIsos
4 I 4 ] ].
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and my siSnAsare On the wrapper. rs
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WESTMINSTER mARKErs.

Reported Expressly fof the ADVOCATE by Til
II. Sellers 4 Go.
MunI.EAAI Il RnIi.Ea
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PUBLIC SALE
M or VALUABLE
Personal Property.
WAGONS, &C

] fourhorse narrow tread wagon, good as
new; ! new two-horse wagon with hay car.
rage and stone bed, substantially made |
Jersey wagon, suited for either one or two
horses; on, horse spring wagon, | Eng.
fish wagon bed, cart and harness,
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Estate IF Peter H,ln.barg, deceased.
NJ Office is hereby given that the subscriber
in has obtained from the Orphans' court OF
Carroll county, letters Of Administration on
the Personai Estafe OF
PETER HUMBURG, - s
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said Estate, arc hereby
warned " exhibit the sams within ak laoniks
from this date, otherwise they may be excluded
from all benefitof said Estate. Those indebted
ere requested 70 make immediate payment.
AL0YSfuS v. t0tNDORFF,
march l,--lt. Administrator.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-09

The INDIG ENr INSANE OF NEvADA.-As
a matter of Information we publish the. fol-
lowing, being correct number of the Ne
vada Insane now confined III the Stockton
Asylum. Ormsby County is represented by
10; Washoe 4: Storey s. Lander 5; Lyon 2;
Humboldt l; White Pine /; Elko l. The
expense for their support for the last year.
has been S4,933 rs. This expense has been
incurred by the State for care, support, cloth
ing and medical attendance. This is not
the entire expense incurred, much money
has been expended N Transporting the insane
to Stockton which is not added to the above
amount. Ormsby is well represented. but
not justly SO, for the most of the "crazys"
have drifted in from other counties, or else
been quietly put within the lines Of our COM
monwealth to be cared fer by the humane
authorities Of our county.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-09

SRocKIsG CRUELTY BY IsDIANs.-The
Reese River Reveile of the 9Th inst.
records an instance of most shockin G
and barbarous cruelty by Indians, as
follows:
The Sboshoue Indians, who seem TO
he docile and amisble, are for all their
seem,ng cowardly and cruel. We men
toned the other day their deliberate
killing, by cutting his throat, of one OF
their ean people for the alleged reason
that the victim was Il bad Indian Last
night another instance, of more shock
leg cruelty, was related to US A shor.
time ago, near one Of the stage stations
between this city and White Pine, a
small band of Sooshones had mare
with young colt. The animal ran of,
or strayed, from camp several times; on
the last occasion she was missing " hen
TN Indian wished o ride her. This SO
iBfGriated him that, after having found
her. he bound her 10 a tree, and coliec-
ting wood, he built a pile around the
wretched, benst, and, firing it, burned
her TO death. The terrible deed was
witnessed by all the Indians of the party.
one of whom told of the affair and
pointed out the bones of the animal to
a hite nan. Have such cruel towards
any rights which decent men are bound
to respect?
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DIR. SIMMs' LECTURE last evening was
We had the pleasure of listening to a con-
siderable part of it. and must confess that I've
were surprised at the vast and varied infor-
nation conveyed thereby. We are glad to
tended. 1t is seldom that such useful facts
as the Doctor offers come to be presented to
the popular ar. His subject will be changed
again this evening. We advise those who
have not heard him to improve the oppor-
tunity to do so.
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TEXAS CATTLEIN NEvaDA The Hum,


bold Register of the 9th inst. says:
Large droves of Tsxas cattle, com
prisiug in the aggregate several thon
sand mead, have recently arrived witbin
the borders of our county, direct from
Texas Cattle of all descrIpt ons, bur
particularly those in condition for the
butcher. are enormously high, and it
is hoped that this influx from abroad
will reud 10 reduce the present outrage
Gus blgn prices We have in this ap
parently barren and desolate region,
the finest grazing lands on The cont
nent, and there is no good reason why
beef cattle should command, and thar
readily, twelve and one half cents in
coin, per pound, live weight 1t seems,
however, that the inexbaus ibte qG 4nfi
ties and nurritire qualities of our noun
tain grass for summer pasturage, and
thu white sage of our plains for winter
feed, are beginning 10 be understood
and appreciated by cattle owners in
search Of pasturage for their focks and
herds. Cattle breeding is destlned A.
no distant day to become As extensive a
business as 1t is now protta ule, in this
portion of Nevada, and We venture the
prediction, that in few years the
valleys and mountains bordering on the
Hum boldt will be the great cattle rails |
ing district of the Pacific Coast. There
is 30 danger OF lndIan depreda lions, as
the redskins inspired by awe are peace
ably disposed. There is no expense.
save herding, attached 10 the business, |
and the Railroad furnishes cheap and |
speedy means of transportation to the
California marke, for all surplus above
that required for home consumption,
which, with the rapidly. increasing de-
velypment of our mining interests, will
in itself be considerable
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Of the following kinds will be issued by the
Brooklyn Life Insurance Company:
Ordinary Lie;
Life in Limited PAYMENTS.
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HEAVY REBUIrING EVIDENCES. -Ss

HEAVY REBUIrISG EVIDENCES Says
the Telegraph:
4 long article on the Bgron scandal
from the London Quarterly Review, is
published, which contaiGs series Of
letters written By Lady Byron to Lady
Augusta Leigh. The letters are express
sire of the wnrmest friendship, and
were written at the very time she was
charged with one of the most horrible
crimes, and regarding her as the real
cause of her separation from her bus-
band.
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BROOKLYN LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
q f NJ 9 W x or k :.
MUTUAL.
ASS e rs, OVER $l.5OO,OOO
OFFICERS:

WIS COMPANY COMMENCED BUSINESS
i in September 1864, with PAiD-UP CASH
CAPITAL of $l25, 900; of which amount the sum
Of slUO, 900 is deposited with tie Insurance De-
partment of the state of New York. for the benefit
of ALL The AsSUhED, whether in that State
or elsewhere.
The business is transact ed on the Mutual Sys.
tem the profits being divided among the policy
holders, who are also entitled to a voice in the
election of the Directors
In the third year OF its existence, its income
amounted to the large sum Of nearly one half a
million OF dollars-s+o5, Al. This unparalleled re-
suit forcibly indicates the favor in which the adj
vantages OF the Brooklyn are held by the people
Of our whole country.
Taking into consideration the active and extern
sive competitor existing throughout our country
in Life Insurance circles, and the consequent diff
cultes in ,pening new business, the Brooklyn
has cause for decentralization in its progress
while, now that our trans actions doubling in
magnitude, with great rapidity, ear nestiy
determined to remain what have already be-
BEST LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
IN AMERICA.
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THE DAILY APPEAL

LIFE INSURANCE Policy PAID.-The pol
icy for five thousand dollars issued to Mrs.
Willford by the Continental Company has
been paid, in proof of which see notice in
another column.
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POLICIES

of the following kinds will be issued by the
| Brooklyn Life Insurance Company:
| Ordinary Lie;
Life in Limited Payments;
| JOINT Life;
| Ordinary EndoWment
Endowment in Limited Pay ments;
Term and
Annuties.
The officers OF this Company invite attention to
the new feature OF DEFINITE, GUARANTEED,
sUKKEN DEK-yALUES, now offered to all who
become policy holders. The reader is particularly
reminded that this value Is not expressed in the
my stifyiug vernacular of Actuarial technicatiss
but is pam TO all. stated in dollars and cents
The Brooklyn Lfe Insurance Company of New
York guarantees to every policy holder definite
Surrender valus in cash; the exact amount Of
which, in dollars and cents, is endorsed on each
and every policy issued.
The Brooklyn Life alone Of ali Life Insurance
Companies guarantees definite Surrender value
in cash, and every policy issued by that company
bears a certificate stating what this exact worth
viii be in dollars and cents At any time, after the
pay ment OF two more annual premiums.
policy holder in the Brooklyn Life need have
no apprehension as to his movements being limited
or restrained by geographical Ii es. lie may go
ahere he peases live where he elects; Europe,
Asia, Africa, South America, Mexico, and Poly
nesia are free to him as she United states.
The Brooklyn Life challenges competition in
the matter Of DIVIDENDS 10 ITS POLICY
HOLDERS The Dividends larger than have
country, at the same age, on the same kind Of
policies.
Policies valuable IN LIFE, as well as at Death!
All policies non-forfeItahle after two full
Annual Premiums have been paid.
Hates as low Consistent with financial
sDundness, and less Than those of almost all COM
panies which accommodate their assured with
loans.
Dividends annually (after second year., in cash.
Dividends are divided on the Contribution Plan
the only equitable manner Of dividing the earn
ings of a Life Insurance Company.
Promptitude IN paying Losses.
No charge for policy OF stamp, or for medical
exam nation.
Policies issued payable either in gold or cur
rency.
STEPHEN T. KING,
GENERAL AGENT. $40 MONTGOMERY ST.,
CORNER PINE, san FRANCISCO,
CALIFORNIA.
SILAS CAULKINS,
&c E n T FOR N EVADA,
Office in Waitz's Building, on King Street, one
ioor East Of Justice Watz's Office. |
Carson City, October 3, 1863.
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SILAS CAULKIN!
PACIFIC
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
OF CALIFORNIA.
..........-.. October, 1865
q y j q T:

v'HE OBJECT or THIS ASSOCIATION Is TO
i secure cash payment within sixty days af er
proof Of the death of subscriber, TO his or her
heirs or assigns, of as many dollars there are
individuals Of the class to which such deceased
subscribe kelongeu
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NJ l. Il Der SHIP:

heirs or assigns, OF as many dollars as there are
| individuals Of the class to which such deceased
| subscriber belonged.
cN1gERS,.rp
me supsc ,ptIoh lees are len Dollars at joining,
The one dollar from each subscriber is paid to the
Tba snbscribars arc di;S = -, or,,,o, ;,,.,.,,
ing r1a females Each eais Is Limited to
WI be FORMED; NO per.on Is so poor that he can
sionalIy, thus securing 5000 to his or her heirs
| or assigns.
ADVANTAGES.
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Fowler is lecturing in Missouri on free
schools, and paper in Detroit says that
he is thus doubly free knowlcdgist.
The "oldcst Mason" has now turned
up i'll Canada, in the person of Charles
Mckewen, who was raised" in Ireland
in 1776
White Feather, an Indian chief, is
lecturing in tn West on "rhe Amcri-
can Indians" and dresses and sings in
illustration.
One OF the New York papers says
that the very purest milk that can be
obtained in that city contains fully one
third of water.
Philadelph., .s.eJ that the stopping
Of sidewalks by clcanly servant girls