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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-24
a New volume.

The present lnumher Of the ADvo
CATE begins new volume. Like mile
stones in the journey Of a traveller are
the beginnings aud endings Of the vol.
umes Of q publisher. 1t is a time for
looking back, as well as forward. A
time for retrospection as well as antici
patton. We look back to survey the
course We have run, and to mark the
points where we have stumbled by the
way. We look forward to see that our
Way is clear for the future, aud to shape
our course so that We may not trip or
stumble again. Three years have
rolled BY since the ADVOCATE came
into our hands. II has been enlarged
in that time, and we have endeavored
toimprove it 10 every way, and to render
il useful and entertaining to its readers.
1t has, to day, larger circulation than
it ever had before, aud is constantly
widening aud extending the field of its
influence We shall spare no pains 10
make il more and more acceptable to
its patrons. Il viii be more earnestly
than ever devoted TO the interests OF
Carroll county, aud to the development
Of her resources and the advancement
of her prosperity. Whatever relates TO
her progress in agriculture, in the me
ohanic arts, 10 her works of internal
improvement, her railroads, and iaeili
ties for travel and transportation, her
improvements in houses or IN lands,
her products Of the fields, work shops,
looms and mills, shall have our active
aid aud 60 operation. But We want the
intelligent farmer, mechanic, or man
ufacturer, to aid US, in turn, by employ
ing his pen, through the medium Of
our columns, in communicating to the
public whatever is of Importance to the
people, or relates to the leading interests
Of this section. We beg our friends,
also, to send US every item of local news
in their respective neiehborhoods.
worthy -ef publication. The ADvo
CATE is published for their benefit as
well as ours, and we urge all to assist
us in our efforts to gil its columns with
everything, of public interest, which
transpires in the county. In our job
bling department we have added a
Liberty power press, and large as
sortment of new and beautiful type, so
that our facilities for doing such work
are greater than those of most country
Offices in The State. In short, we will
spare no effort to make the current year
Of the ADVOCATE more successful aad
prosperous than any hitherto known in
the history of journalism in Carroll
county
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-24
Alleged Frauds.

Outrageous frauds" are alleged in
the 9th Congressional District, at the
late election, Sufficient, il is said, to
warrant Mr.. Carey contrasting the clee
ton OF Mr.. Merrick." Who believes
these reported frauds? II has become
part of the Radical tactics to "eon.
test every election that goes against
them, if they can hunt up the slightest
pretext for so doing. No matter whether
fraud has been committed or not; il
the contested seat is rot assigned to
the contestant, it takes him TO WASH
ingtoD, and pays lis expenses, for the
session, as a general thing, and this is
all that some of these contestants ex.
pect. Though truth requires us to say,
that, in too many instances, all that is
necessary, is, to make allegation of
fraud. aud the unserupulous Radical
majority in Congress will assign the
seat To the Radical contestant, whether
he supports his allegations or not. In
numerous instances, men have been
turned out Of Congress. in the last nine
years, although backed by majorities of
thousands, thus setting at naueht the
feet of their election by the people of
their districts
We took occasion to allude to this
subject, during the late canvass and
as an evidence Of the rOttenness and
corruption of the Radical party, we
instnnced the fact. that, in nine wears
Of Radical rule there have been 50
cases of contested elections 10 Congress,
which cost the Government the euor.
mons sum Of s75O,OOO; while during
the whole period OF our country 5
history, prior to 1860, there had @ m
but los eases, at a cost of only $780,.
600!
These facts illustrate the corrupt
practices Of the Radical party, and their
protligate expenditure of the public
money in order to keep themselves in
power, aud they have contributed to
bring about the partial revolution effect.
ed at the late election If they want
To make that revolution more complete,
let them 60 on with their conteste
elections aud like corrupt practices, aud
the people will hurl them from power,
at the next trial, by such un emphatic
vote against them, as will put it out OF
their power any longer to abuse their
confidence or to practice their viIluinics
in the halls of Congress.
1t was said Of the Bourbons that they
never learnt anything; that they were
incapable of drawing lessons Of wisdom
from the facts aud teachings of history
and that they persisted, with a blind
fatuity, ia course of policy which
ultimately caused their ignomiuious
overthrow. The Radicals are pursuing
like fatal course-onc which will lead
to a similar cnd-an emphatic aud in
dignaut overthrow by the people. When
that day of rctrlbution COMES, aud it is
not distaut, the cuuntry will hail it with
proioundest satisfaction.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-24
BALTIMORE MARKETS,
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET
Nnga,,k.,- III ,a-n'


Becf Guile. The offerings AZ Inc Sc,I.,
during the past week amounted to .,ls9 head
The prices ranged as follows: Old Cows III
SSca"Waags' ut Q 50.s3 75i ordinary I'm
steers, Oxen snd Cows 3 T5aS4UO; faiT anal r.i,'
ny Bceyes OOaS5 25, and the very So.r
i'eeyes at q 25aS7 % per 100 lbs. The aver.
age price being about So ~ gross.
Sheep. Pair TO good wool Sieso n, 8I.
.! cts. per pound gross.
H"gg. Prices unsed as follows: fair H.
good fat hogs 5CeSlO 90 per 100 Ii,
ust.
Leather City Slaughter ~ TO a cents.
Rough Skirting % to 30 cents; Spanish Sal,
~ to 30 eeAis; Country Slaughtered 3s To-
r. cents.
Uo"L-Common unwashed, free ofburr,..
8na3l cents; do. bury, 25a2g cents: 6ns
unwashed, 25a29 cents; do, free Of bnrr,
2an2l cents; tub washed, 43ais cents: pulled
2SaS3 cents.
H'des.-Cii Steer ut III els: Cow lOt
cents.
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DIED.

Nchtpiru lilll, on the 9th instant Eliz,
Ann VI cot Leonard Bowers, ag ID about >.
years.
Nea1 New Windsor. this county, on m,
10Th I limo. Lewis Engleman, aged :,
years. months aud day.
10 ttksbnrg District, on the afternoon
ofthc itipf November. our beloved notber
Ebzabet Williams, wife of James Williams.
in the q year of her age.
Twas y to part with one so rondir de,r
hut wfi,w she has gone home,
Wherehc's waiting by the rirer
just adlss thu silver stream;
Whrreneri flower. ere ever bIoom;,,
And lhpanks are ever green;
Whcree cold shrill blast. Of vi,t..
Turn tsrnsy blossoms fair:
Butwhf all /. love aud sunshine
She Is Sting for Us there.
she " sting. yes, she. waiting,
just ae 4 The silvcry plain;
She Is yitng DER the river.
Nhrre kno~ Wen lneeTagaiu. DD.B.
On ihaOih VI September, in Liberty
frederic.9,nnly. Nd, Mrs. Rachel Simn.
SON rellNf the late Warlield Simnsnp
dcceasedRed ~ years. SOU
Again We we been called to pntber
around grave Of a fond parent. and To
gu''e "u paris IN mourning and sadness
10, "ns " memory can never he ernsed
| M"'ne bnt lew years since we mid
the sa'ncY duty 10 q Father. We, how in.
delllniy he name Father engraved mn,
our near tins hour. and in after wears
tue h"ihdfiher will be as flesh in onr
me'nnty shGn rocked upon her knee in
u"' 'h'n for several y ars prior Ia
ne deailI Pie deceased. she suffered W Ii,
itnet mos toyins malady. dyspepsia. Her
.uheti"g pines was intense, vel she bore
II WIN nAihan christian forlitude, with
out one Annr, and when disease tcrm;.
nned III imphon, rendering her con.
uluon az TOO IntoIerable To he borne.
she ealmI Y patiently placed her trust in
tn"' Ha'r IN whom she Ind relied for
years, unhath relieved her suiIeriu :
ana Then s'aSsed sweetly into that BRIGHTER
"o''u' "'' pam and suffering is unknown.
Dcardeihcr how we miss thee.
ntknow that thou AIT gone.
"herm beautiful river
f'"weelly along.
We mpfe, yes We mis-, thee.
10 lausehold vet So dear,
"hej1g friends did greet thee.
ADJ tou art ever near.
Thoai' guardian angel,
mhis world Of woe;
uh iant pow We miss thee,
Nhe unger here below.
Tbonrt gel, mother.
Ap h'f love to dwell
up4IhI ishcd image,
Motor" lone en- tell.
oe ! he1 insomed spirit,
slni ~ on our way
Oh letfg n dear mother;
Oh CD ow to pray.
But M ri L dear mother.
10 h4ha'ek perfect rest
inou 1re'g with nur Saviour,
Audi @ avcr blest.
OH 4 we'd rcn meet thee.
On pa ppy shore;
That Aetim Atality.
WhTpatinl no more.
We eT hoe to, bet thee.
Aroa 6d's eksed tbrope,
Come Ia pr q II nnthsr'
Audi n' sek home.
Oh! mkeihou 4 waIkin,
The NJ sired aborr,
And yNl guids, ,ur children.
To Il urldof Acc and love.
sc.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-24

CERTAIN CURE FoR DIPTuEaIA.-
Take spirits Of turpeutine aud sweet oil,
equal parts; mix well together; take a
thin fiue rag wet we'll cover throat
aud neck implicitly; then take strong
cider vinegar, make il sealding hot
make wheat brand police aud put on
over the rag, renew the whole every
hour, night and day. 10 no case per
init it to get cold until the cure is eff
iected.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-24

The Masous of Tennessee have de-
yised novel plan Tor supporting tine
widows and orphans Of deceased
brothers. 1t is proposed that il each
grand division uf the State Que thuu
sand or more acres shall be purchased
or acquired by gilt. aud that this hud
shall be divided into small lots Of one
or two acres, aud that comfortable cot
tages shall be erected on each lot. A
portion of the laud is To be reserved 10
a school house aud church. aud n
this way community with identical
interests will be formed The garden,
attached to the cottages. will. il is
believed, furnish vegetables and fruil
for the support OF the benefiearies, mud
any deficiency in food ur raiment will
be supplied from the benevolent fund
1t is stated hat the seventy two Masonic
lodges OF Tennessee have alrendy raised
eighty thousand dollars towards accom-
pllshlng this design.
The murderer of Mary Norman, II
Philadelphia, has been found guilty !
murder in the first degree, and will n
all probability, expinte his offence ubn
the galows. The conviction of hls
man, long after the preparation Gone
Of the most terrible crimes thafevcr
stained human records, shows fpw a
tortured conscience will bring light |
offences that would otherwise fnain in
mystery. The perpctrator lncar
cerated to serve out sd fence for
another crime, aud could, ifhe obscu
rliy of his prison, have saded and
sllenced the light suspicif entertained
against him in conLeYn with the
Mohrman affair. had no 70 conscious
ness Of his guilt weifd SO heavily
upon him that he wasebIiged to fall
before the first tems tion offered to
him to tell the whoForr'bic story.
There is nowbuild shn iron light house
for harbor on q Cod. which will
be forty four feet eh, and twenty five
ieet IN diametes' ''e oase ana rs 10
weigh one buna tons. The average
thickness oftlFon walls will be about
three .ouartersba IAN inch The lower
courses are east that they will b.,
two ipche, the marks of low and
HIGH water pering ut the ends to one
inc. Wfhe exception of the place
of entran 20 the tower, the lower
courses Z be filled with concrete. aud
lhe who Falls above will be lined with
brick he third section is nearly
fioisbe Il is regarded by mechanical
aud gtlfic persons as most superior |;
slru
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-24

The Charlestown Spirit Of jefferson
has been informed by reliable citizen
cf Berkeley county. West Virginia. of
startling revelation Of crime in that
county. IL seems thar some time dur
ing the year 1861 Young man by the
name Of Robert Daniels, living near
6erardstowu, LETT hnme and was never
heard from afterwards until lm / week.
wnen a man By the name Of Light, liv
ing Mt the loot of the Round Top, on
his death bed not only confessed to the
murder Of youug Daniels aud stated
where bis remains might be found bu,
also confessed TO robbiug Of DR.. Coe, Of
Gerardstown, about the same time, aud
a list of other crimes, which death cut
him short in relating.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-24
Demoeralle msiorlly % the state. ]

A New York firm is making horse
railroad cars for the city OF Buenos
Ayres. The same firm recently sent an
omnibus to the Canary Islands
Seventy Eve bushels of apples, Of fair
quality, were sold by auction, few days
since, 10 Grafton, Vermont, for one
cen. a bushel
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-24
VI AR RuED.

Mar ia1s' or Death. Inserted ire. n the,
s.eceed frs i"s' hey pM be chr ed for al rs.
rate Of rvs GENTS per line.
At Col mhus, Ohio. on TIN rsday eve
ming. at o'clock, at Second Presbyterian
Church by Rev. Mr. Kendall, Mr.. y. Frans
Bnree9ond Miss Annie l.. Stump, both Of
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-24
Radical Decay.

The late elections afforded indubita.
Bile proof of the gradual crumbling TO
pieces of the dominant party. Il has
run its course it has well nigh filled
up the measure Of its iuiquty aud
now it is falling into dee,y. In brief
period its disintegration will be com.
plete; its record Of inramy full; its
history the darkest, foulest blot upon
the fair fame of the American Republic.
The result will be hastcned by the want
of harmony among the Radical leaders
A powerful influence is springing up in
Congress against the Administration.
,irant will now have the opposition OF
Sumner, Wilson Fenton, Schurz How.
ard, and others The lower house, last
session, was like a public bear garden,
the Il ldical members being at logger
heads and cross purposes upon many o.
the measures before that body. hi,
want of harmony is likely 10 spread aud
increase at the app reaching sessi9u,-
Discord is said To- exist even in III
q ,hinet and ,he Exscutiyc ornoin,
nh. L.,.-. r..
'e'' o'''.'
oPpo''''oh IN the senate we nnd al
Ia ion to these topics in the Washing
TN correspoudencc of the Baltimore
| C.,-,,, rrop wh;cb wo .rt;.;. H..
~
'''''"'"' 'N''"''
The result of the recent elections
does not please the President. lie OK
pressed himself before leaving Tor Phi
alelphia to attend to "somc strictly
pricdtc business" consultation with
the managers Of the Union League IN
Pm lIdelphia- greatly disappointed with
the Radical defeat in New York
Missouri aud Maryland lie had been
assured by his friend Conkling that all
that was necessary WAS to make good
show OF military, an ! victory was Ger
tain IN New York. But the result in
Maryland WIS more unexpected than
all, Only on the Saturday preceding
the election Secretary Creswcll, mem
bers Of the Republican State Committee.
and the Baltimore officials, had given
positive assurance Of gain OF at least
two members Of Cougre 5, whilst the
returns show that every district has
fepndIated the Radical candidates aud
the teachings Of the Cabinet officer aud
the Government officials Those who
have been urging the removal of Cres
well aud the officials Ia the custom
house, postottce aud marshalships, now
feel assured that changes will be made
at an earl day
As the time for the meeting Of Con
gress approaches, the status Of the
President IN ms own party Is freely
discussed aud 1t the statements mad,
may be relied on, HIS Excellency Is
luily as unpopular with his own as he
is with the Democratic party. 1t i,
declared that this opposition will ass umt
lurm IL Congress AZ ,Inst the Presl
dents pet schemes, and refusal t.
eoufrm his nppuintocs. Howard, Sum.
ner aud Wilson are exceedingly bittel
in their deuunciutluns Basfdrs thcs,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-24

A disease which some call tho cholera
Is raging among the hogs 10 Dulaneys
Valley, nearly every larmer IL the
neighborhood having lost many fine,
fat hogs. AT this season of the year.
particularly, the loss is very heavy, as
Il is about the time farmers generally
butcher their pork.--Bahmore County
fRioH. =
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-24

An Oyster Supper win b. given at
the esiienco Of Joshua Shorb Il a.. on
Tuesday evening, December 9Th. at 6
o'clock, tof the benefit nj ST John,
Catholic Church. p
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-24

Mr. Greswefs friends boast that the
Postmaster General has the nppnint
mcnt of $4,000 Pr-tml,fprs. and thi.
seems to be wl'h them NJ % U0U reasons
why he is a good officer
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-24

and Hats ready made and made to osder in,
the very latest styles aud at the shortest
possible notice.
All the above mentioned goods will he.
sold as cheap as they can be bought 10 Bal.
timore. Main Street. Tow doors west Of
Depot, at p. b Mikesells old stand.
nov ~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-24

Out 10 Montana Judge grew paihei
ic in sentencing murderer, who broke
in; ~Oh, never mind the obituary,
Judge, just fix the Tins for the iuncralr
A Georgia darkey bet ten dollars be
could drink quartof atlanta whiskey.
The wager was promptly paid 10 his
widow.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-24

The Alabama papers make mention
Of the fact that negroes tried in that
State nearly all object to being tried BY
jurcrs Of their own rice They have
no Faith 10 their owu kind when their
lives or liberty are in jeopardy.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-24

There was snow inches deep at Al
toona, on Saturday morning. Snow
also foil az Harrisbarg and commenced
20 Philadelphia, at ll:30 the same
day.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-24
Road Notice,
nov 2Its


Office is hereby given that apnlica.
~ uon will be made to the County Com.
mi'SlnnerS of Carroll county. at their newt.
meeting thirty days from the date thernoc
'2r county road; said road to run from the
oiu baltimore county road to the Gorsucb
county road. where The Western Nd. Roil
road crosses sail county road, to commence.
at the end of said old county road which
extend Is TO John b. Powders land; then.
through the said Powders land nm.
III II lnlersecis 4. f. Crout's and Jacob.
iockhrd lands; then with the division line
through said lands until ii intersects YIN.
Loekard, $ land; then through said land 10.
James W, Hooks Ia d; thea through said
land to James T. Tawney's land; then.
through said land to Peter Sehloss.r' 8 land;
then through sud land to Jesse Longs.
hndi then through said land until it inter.
'secis division line bet ween Jesse Long and
Lewis Beaver; then with said line until Il
intersects a division line between the said
beaver and Lewis Green's land; then with
sad division line until il ntersects the said
Beaver land; then through said land 10,
The Gorsuch county road.
JOHN ID. POWDER.
nov zf-bt and others
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-24

john Campbell's wooden mill al
Manayunk, Pa, was burned On Sunday
night. Loss $4,000 Insurance s45..
900.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-24

kIoxrowx, Nd
Beaver pr lltlsl eep, @. s ID
80 "!oE NigwafANo. 81, I. o. Il
WnrHEJ 1t path lased IN nlIwisc
Ruler To I'd ye tom The hunting ground.
our much spttrd BAer Gearga r.
Frankie, retie be it
Re'oiredI 'hae yhilsl l,sbIy submi,,iry
to the de 7 Of b beneiint proy;Jsrca
we can bullprel our se,t of m. lnss If
IA worthy asst, Imed Bro,r
RssOirehlhat We will h. rarer,.or
with feelirIef 4 most I'd nd aJn,;ro'
ton aud grlid,i the fidel;AnJ deyn,;nn
OF our latotlbr to the T. prinoiules
of our Oh anl that his liimely dsntL
shall eyf e Ia admonish ahai we tnn
are mo4a4 'O'
ResyeedIrbat We sinceresympotb;ze
with v hfed family. and 4, wc wenr
the w'lai Ee OF mourning period of
one boon, that n copy OF " resoln'
tloY be pth ted to the wido sf inc do
ceyed, AND blished in the k,nocyotic
Beocdte american SentiiR over tbs
fl of the be. o'er 'ne
by ordernNyoming No. 81.
Fisk I. SHAW, IN
DklS CU0KSONT
81 ". GILBERT,
Coui ttee.
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The Recent Election.

The following ARE the official returns
OF the election in the different Congress.
sional Districts of this State:
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Tray Notice.

STATE Of hiand Carroll Couafy. II
hERElcertify that on this l9liay
i of Mower, 1870. before me nSn
ally appearSobastian Bowers, and liz
oath that his taken up ms nm ss,, a
dark brindloelter, about IS month n
trespassin his premises. sworn H.
M A. NEAL, j.
The ownef paid Heifer is request4o
come forwarfoye property, pay ch,es
and take herd,
BASTIAN BOWERS.
nov 2i-3t near Bird n;
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PUBLIC SALE.

Ri virtue Of an Order NJ the Orphan Court
ID Tor Carroll county, the subscrfber. a, 81,
ecutor Of George Orndorf late ofEaid COUNTY
deceased viii sell at Public Sale. at the late
RESIDENCE OF said deceased. on the Sullivan Road
ao"n' one mi'c from Westminster, on
ThaT@'Gy, HE Ism day nj DsccmJ,r
$50, Ats O'Clock, 4. NJ, the following per.o.-
al Property, TO Wits
Three dood WORK HORSES. z<<dN
OF which are Brood Mares. ? Year-G&1
ing Colts, good Mich Cows. one -Mc-A
NFA Of them fresh with calf By her side
WM Jyoung Steers, 5 Sheep and Lamb
ILL Brood Sows, ! Shoats. Ie -
Pigs. tirom 6 to week. DID, ? f,ur. eV&xN
horse broad tread Wagons, | ans. 6sisssssx<S
NOISE wagon, Spring Wagon. Family O.
ImRr, Van, stone Beds, HAY Carriag.,
par Wood Ladders. l Wood Sled. / Circai.,,
saw; ! Post Borer, | Reaper, Mower. / VIZ,
prlll' Spflng-tooth Rake. TLre,hing NJ
u MIN, ana harso Power, ! Machine Jaek /
wheat ran, Rolling Screen. I pnrn SLNii
Fodder Gutter, Cutting Bn,. O., Sns,t,
IRAN Cradles, 2thrce-barse Plnws. twn.bos,s'
rI""s, single and double shovel Plow, NJ
rows Corn Fork, lot Of Forks RaEs. "a
nuhR Hooks Mherlbarrnw, double. sinyir ana
m'pple trees, lot wagon 4 pillow Gears. SaddIs
80 cn'Iars; BRIDES, llalters, enw Chains. 1 6nh
i''g Nuhln.s ABOUT IL Tons nf Hav
about 10 Acres 1T Wheat and A.. ~ n.y'
growing. about 80 barrels Of Corn 10 the ear
= 10. o, SIm Log, hewed white oak Posts, and
y hes'hut ltails, pointed, I Crescent s.w
drawing Knives lot of Augurs. nair la, 90
S Ssl ana Weights, a lot OF Grain Sacks.
Sn"SnAksr's Bench, Tools and Leather, Picks.
Wr ada, hoe'' ShnVels, MAuoeks, Maui and.
wedges Axes, &c. Also
H'"s'ho" 'Hd Kach,n Furniture,
consisting Of Beds, Bed.tead. aud Bedding. 1
u ureaa' Wash Stands, Looking Glasses Ia.
pc, 'hhirs Dot If Carpeting, Coakinr
SI''e and Fixtures, 2 Template Stoves, 1 Coal
n,"ve, J large COPp Kettle. Iran Kettles. a
~ OF 2u"ensware and TiBware, Pots, Pans
uos' buckets, Barrels, and many other art!,
eiss not necessary to be named.
ltbAs OF SALE.-Ali sums nf IS and unde,
cam; IN all sums above s. a credit of q montb,.
"lll De gwen, purchasers giving bates with
approved 'cenrity, bearing intercs, from day
o JOHN 7. oRNDORFF.
Executor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-11-24

Save yoar apple seeds. They are
wsefh 500 . ton.