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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-02-10

Young Swim, the son of the la.c
proprietor Of the Philadelphia Pabiir
Letiger, with the "a 000, 900 left to him,
will start a daily morning penny paper
IN Philadelphia. He is prepared TO
spend $500, 900 in establishing his p,.
per, aud will probably needevcry penny
Of il.
There is not member of the Wis,
consin Legislature Sho eau claim that
State as his birthplace.
The tax levy for New York city pur-
poses amounts to s9,S54, 000-Sl 600
900 less than last year
The revenue officers have con6scitcd
5000, 900 lbs, Of suzar ia New Orleans.
jay Gould has beea giving a So.
900 donation to Princeton College.
Glycerine is said to b. used extern
slvely IN the manufacture Of wine.
Maple sugar was made last week at
marlborough, VT.
The first set Of Christmas Carols was
printed Ia 1921,
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District Court Of the United States for The
District Of Maryland, in Bankruptcv
IN the matter of John Ziie, Bankrupt.
DisrRtcr oF Maryland, ssi
fAAHlS is to give notice. that on the I'd day Of
IL February, A. ID. 1870, a warrant OF Bank
rnptcy was issued out uf the District Court of
the United States for the District Of Maryland,
against the estate Of John Zile, Of Westminster,
In the county Of Carroll, in said District. adj
judged Bankrupt, on his own petition that
the payment Of any debts and the delivery Of
any property belonging to said Bankrupt, to
him, or for his use, and the transfer OF any
property By him, are forbidden by law and
that a meeting Of the creditors of said Bank.
rupt, TO prove their debts, and to choose one or
more Assiguees Of said estate, will be held Mt a
Court OF bankruptcy, to be holden at West
minister Court Hoase, before u. y. NJ. Hurley,
Esq. Register In Bankruptcy for said District,
on the 23d day Of February, A. d., 1870, at ID
o'clock a. N.
EDWARD Y. GoLDsBOR0UGH,
y. $. Marshal for said District.
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PRIVATE SALE.

INllE subscriber will sell at Private Sale, his
l. Farm, lying about miles from westmin-
ster, on the Gorsuch Road, and containing
l27H ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
in good state Of cultivation, divided into con-
yenient fields, well watered, with about Is
Acres OF Woodland and due proportion Of
Meadow. This land Is gently rolling and ca,i.
w. cultivated. The improvements are
aFrane Dwelling House, nearly new, .kzzA
good Switzer Barn, nearly new; Jill
with Wagon Shed and Corn Crib at t!,i
tached; new Stone Spring House, .Gh
Smoke House, new Hog House and other nee.
essary outbaildngs, There is also a thriving
young Orchard of choice fruit. 80
II this property Is not sold at Private Sale
before MONDAY, MARCH 2lst, 1870, IL will be
offered at Public Sale, at o'clock, P. NJ, Of
said day.
For terms and further particulars inquire Of
the undersigned on the place, or address him
by letter through the Westminster Post Office
feb lots WIN. II. ENS0R.
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DR.. William R. Hayward, Of Cam
bridge, Dorchester county, has been cou-
irmed by the State Senate as Commits
sioner of the Land Office and Keeper
Of the Chancery Records Of the State
Of Maryland. Mr.. Hayward has filed
several prominent positions in Maryland
and other States, and was some years
ago Treasurer Of Florida. He was a
candidate for the nomination of Comp.
troller of the Treasury at the last Dem.
ocratic State Convention, and was de-
feated by Coloncl Levin Wcolford, of
Somerset, the present incumbent Of that
ofice. He holds Office during Governor
Bowis's term, at salary of 81 800 per
snnum and such fees as may be allowed
by law, The last Commissioner was the
late @. L. /. Davis, Of Baltimore city
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Pabiic Selooi. The Speaker Of the
House Of Delegates last wcsk. read a
communication from Mr.. Woolford
Comptroller Of the Treasury, showing
the amount Of money each county RI
ceivcd from the State. since the passage
OF the recent School law to january i 81,
1870. The amount received BY this
County, is set down at s24, 926 Al.
Fsotntiag he Sunday Lme.- We
learn that a huckster was taken before
Justice Otto, Of MIddlebarg. for viola.
ting the Sunday law. The offence was
hauling marketing to the Middleburg
depot two successive Sabbalhs The
justice fned hin s463 with costs.
AdDsitied--On motion Of S Teackle
Wallis, Esq, b. L. NJ. Hurley, Esql,
Register 10 Bankruptcy Tor this District,
vas admitted aud qualified as an altor,
eey Of tho Court Of Appeals
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NOTICE.

A MEETING of the Stockholders of the
N Western Maryland Railroad viii be
held at the Office Of the Company, in tho
city Of Baltimore, on FRIDAY, FEanuARY
18th, 1870, for the purpose Of taking into
consideration the ordinance passed by the
City Council Of Baltimore, entitled An or.
dinance to authorize the endorsement or
guaranty by the Mayor aud City Council Of
Baltimore of the Mortgage Bonds of the
Western Maryland Railroad Company, and
70 provide q sinking fund in connection
herewith and for the consideration of
such other business as may be presented at
said meeting.
W. B0ILMAN,
feb l0--st President.
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NV HIGH WV. BROWN, Auciioneer,
w Frizellsburg, Nd, is engaged for:
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given by the under
In signed, that application viii be made
to tie County Commissioners for Carroll
county, at their next meeting after thirty
days from the date hereof, to open road
beginning at point formerlycalled Shauck.'s
Old Mill Dam, now owned by Benjamin
Baughman. on the Old Shanck Road, lead,
ing from Seitzland TO Manchester and
runGing thence on the line of the lands Of
John Haines, Lewis Snyder and Henry
keeny's land, to uoint on the public road
leading from Zeigler's Blacksmith Shop 10
Samuel Miller's Saw Mill.
JOHN L. BOYER,
feb 10 5w and others.
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New Jersey is Democratic. New
Jersey has won victories for right and
liberty. New Jersey has distinguished
herself to her credit in many ways
But never did she stand, according to
some of the morning papers, in posi-.
ton SO exalted as now She has come
off victor in cockfght Nineteen
battles-and all decided in her f.yor.
What are the glories Of her revolution
airy record to those she has had con.
ferred upon her by this great cooking
contest" Verify, they are as naught
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-02-10

RAILROAD ACCIDENT. "A accident
occurred yesterday afternoon on the
Northern Central Railway, between
fsrk and Hanover Junction, which put
stop 70 the passing Of all trains over
the road. Il is said to have occurred
70 q down freight train, which ran off
the track, causing bad wreck Of tho
main. A wreqking train, with forty
IA. vas seut out from Bolton Depot to
clear he track. The down passenger
train due at Calvert Station at seven
o'slosk yesterday svenipg had noiarrived
% inighsuight. The extent ofthe dam
age could not be ascertained. - Bali.
more Gqz<tfe Of Tuesday.
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TAX ON DoGs.-In the House of
Representatives, o. the Sd instant, Mr..
Reeves, Of New York, offered resola-
tion directing the Committee of Ways
and Means to inquire into The expedi.
ency Of amending the Revenue law, by
leyyiug tax Of two dollars and half
per capita upon dogs. Adopted. There
are about 5000 worthless ours in this
couaty which are not worth the food
they consume. Even if there is no tax
collected, il will have the good effect to
rid the continuity of nuisance.
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Au exchange asks : Where are all
the spoons that Butler stole Z" AYE,
where are they as well as where are
all the Indies wardrobes that Fitzpatrick
stole Where are all the pianos that
Neal Dow stole Where are all the
hundred thousand things that were
stolen from Southern parlors, kitchens,
bed rooms aud meeting houses They
adorn the dwellings, of great number
Of the patriots who construed saving
the Union" to mean universal pluuder.
Gallant patriots ! But they might have
learned good manners and an improved
personal character from the other pa
triot Of the same school, Robin Hood
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E,tate Of JueoJ Il. Fran1torter, DEED.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Sub,
y scribcr has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, letters Testamen-
tary on the Personal Estate Of
JACOB A, FRANKF0RTER,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having elaimsagainsts said Estate are
hereby warned to exhibit the same within
six months from this date, otherwise they
may 10 exeludeG from all benefit Of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested TO
make immediate payment.
MARGARET TRANSPORTER,
feb lott Executrix.
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Locct Legisiatioa---A bill was re.
ported by Mr. Grouse to authorize the
County Commissioners to indemnify
William Shaw for the destruction Of the
office Of the Western Maryland Demo.
erat, BY mob in 1865.
To amend the charter of the Western
Maryland Railroad Company BY incrcas
ing the number OF Directors IN said
company, and to authorize the appoint.
ment Of six directors by the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, in addition
to the two already appointed; and to
authorize the Company to issue bonds
to the amount of 81 400 900, ia addition
to the amount already authorized, aud
secure the same by mortgage.
a petition was presented by Mr..
Browne of47 citizens Of Carroll county,
to place on the State pension list, with
out discrimination and irrespective Of
peeuniary circumstances, all wLo served
in the war Of 1912.
Mr.. Browne obtained leave to intro
VALLEY R,;lro,1 Il ,h;s oon,,,.
Tho I'M 10 ;ncornorote ,hc I;b.r,y
Branch Railro,d romn,nv ,as sas3
throuob n second limo mi orloroa ~
be nrinted which i con;ralen, ~ ~
massacre "
nv Mr. Jord,n from YIN No,vuo.
VIM Reescond Snn, Min for, nonsTon
The bin to amepd tho aet ;ncornoro'
TuTnnite com9aO NV" w. ~ n.s. ~ N'''A
P''" ,, "'' P's''U
LiJerty Branch Railroad The bill
to incorporate the Liberty Branch
Railroad Company constitutes Granville
ua;no. H., g. ptp =
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Public Sale.

FENHE subscriber will sell at Public Sale,
Il on the premises, situated on the road
leading from Sandy Mount to PatapscO
Station, W. NJ. X. H., about half way be.
tween the two places, the homestead on
which he now resides, on
Saturday, The 26th day Of February, 1870,
at o'clock. r. NJ This property contain,
s ACRES OF LAND, well fenced, recently
lined, and has n comfortable A .u,oo
|! story Log House on it, TSs.hS
clustered throughout. An Iiij&i4f
excellent young Apple Or
ehard, Peaches, Raspberries, Currants, &c.
Well OF good water at the door.
Terms.-S20O cash on the day Of sale;
the balance to be paid in one and two years,
the purchaser giving note with approved
security, bearing interest from tho day Of
sale.
feb l0tsS JAMES BIRNEY.
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PUBLIC SALE.

vENHE subscriber will sell A,-
4 his HOUSE and LOT fsz1ssAS
were he now resides, lyingk3 III zniaA
l. miles west of Finksburg, q
on the county road leading from Finksbure
to the Deerpark road, on
Thursday, March ., at . O'Clock, p. m.
containing Acres of Land, more or less.
improved with two story Log Dwelling,
with well OF excellent water at the door.
Stable aud other out buildings. The
property is under good fencing; small Or
chard Of choice fruit, About 2 Acres of
the above is in good Timber.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
Persons wishing to view sad property will
call on the subscribe.
Also horse Wagons, one broad tread
and the other narrow tread.
feb lots JACOB CAPLE.
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CONCERT AND READINGS.

A number Of well-known aud eminent
voealists and elocutionists Of Baltimore,
have volunteered to give a Concert and
Readings in Odd Fellows Hall, on the
evening Of February 22nd, for the ben.
eft OF the Lutheran Church. The en-.
tertainmcnt will be the most attractive
ever given in Westminster, aud should
be literally patronized.
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THIS WAY, FARMERS & HoRsEMEN
PUBLIC SALE,

vHNHE subscriber about to decline farming.
IL will offer ut Public Sale at his resi-
dence, q miles south west from Westmin.
ster, on
Wednes1y, the 2d Of Mueh, 1870.
hro O'clock, A. NJ,
the following personal property, to wit
HEAD OF HORSES. 80
work well to all harness, 4 work $50
MATCHED MORGAN MARES,
arc well broken for riding or driving. aud
took the premium Mt the Carroll County
Exhibition; brood Mare, four good
assrA NJ Ia ; IL COY VS..
V}z% fine Durham Bull, 2 Heifers.
LILO head of Southdown -
Sheep with Lambs by their side;
LOT or CHESTER SHOATS, 4zsEl.
one 6'horse broal.tread wagon, one 4-horse
do, one horse narrow tread wagon, one
8 horse do, one 2'horse do, 2 stone beds,
? pair hay carriages, nearly new; carts. 1
sleigh, drill, ! horse rake, wheat fan,
rolling screen, ! clover hnler, fodder cut
ter, cptiingbox, combined Jersey reaper,
Hubbard's mower, corn shelter, corn
crusher, 2threshers and horse power, 2
haFrows, > 3horse and 4 . horse plows, 3
single and double shovel plows, 2. cnlti.
yators, large cultivator, roller. 9 sets of
breechbands, sets OF front gears, car.
rlage, sets Of carriage harness, 4 sets of
pillow gears, 8 brides aud collars, wagon
saddle, riding saddle. housings, 5 hal
tiers, a lot Of COW chains, 2 log chains,
fifth chain, sets Of bntt traces, : sets of
breast chains 3 spreaders, single, double
and triple trees, 2 grain cradles. patent
hay fork, 2 moving scythes, brier hook,
] grindstone, corn by the barrel, apples by
the bushel, hay BY the ton, | clover Stripe
forks. shovels, rakcs hoes, | bark carriage,
| set Of standard chaias, l corn coyerer,
cider barrels, ] set OF blncksmitls tools, /
read wagon body, and many other articles.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
bedsteads and bedding, 2 cnpboards,
cooking stove, l template stove, parlor
stove. | churn, table, spinning wheel,
sausage grinder and stnifcr, &c.
TrHMs. -All Sims Of $5and under. cash,
over that amount credit Of . months will
be given. the purchasers giving notes with
approved security, bearing interest from
day Of sale. No property TO be removed
until terms are compiled with
DANIEL P.. GOODWIN. (
feb lots VIZ. BnowS, Austioreer
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YORK County, Pa, IrEMs.-From
the Hanover Citisea, of the 3D. instant,
we take the following:
Accidents-A son of Mr.. Samuel Mcl..
ges, of Mountpleasant township, Adams
county, met with serious accident on
Thursday last, on his way home on horse
back from protracted religious meeting
at the Fine church, a few miles from bis res
idence. The horse threw him on the ground
on his head, causing severe conclusion OF
the brain. He was taken up by neighbors
who were near, in an unconscious and
speeehless condition, III which state he re
manned for about twentyfour hours lie
is now dong well and will soon be about
Mr.. Samuel Miller, living about two miles
from town on the Dover Road met with n
serious accident while working in the stone
quarry near Mr.. George Baylors lime kiln.
lie was engaged in prying some large stones
from the side of the quarry when he lost his
hold and fell some distance on the rocks
below him, receiving painful injuries which
are, however, not necessarily fatal. lie has
large family.
While two small children of Emanu.
Stambaugh in Heidelberg township, were
playing with an axe one day last week, one
OF them let the axe fall on the heel OF the
other child, cutting an ugly cash in it.
On Thursday last, Mr.. Emanuel Smith,
of jackson township, this county, met with
u painful accident while carrying an oil can
to lubricate threShing machine. lie ac-
eidently fell, the tube OF the can passing
through one OF his hands, inficling severe
wound.
Horse Sto!7I.-0 Thursday night of
last week, a line horse was stolen from the
stable of Mr.. j. Craumer, in West Mannheim
township, this county. The following morn.
ing the thieves were traced in the direction
OF Gettysburg, but when in the neighbor:
hood OF Ltllestown all clue to the thief or
thieves were lost. A saddle was also stolen
the same night from the stable OF j. W.
Git, near the premises of Mr.. Craumcr.
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A musician at Monaco casino late
y bought bottle Of champagne, aud
sitting down to the piano, he played the
gayest music aud drank his wine until
but a single glass remained Into this
he poured a vi Of prussic acid, drank
1t of, aud began solemn funeral march
which only ended with his death.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-02-10

We have received the February No.
Of "Gcod Health, a journal Of Physical
and Mental Culture" Published by Al
exander Moore, No. Il Franklin street.
Boston. We have frequently alluded
TO this excellent publication, and the
present No. sustains its established
reputation.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-02-10

As an evidence of hard times in
Houston county, Minnesota, the journal
says that one Of the best farmers of the
county offered $50, with good security,
Tor a loan'of 500 for one month, aud
could not get the money \ merchant
had $1,000 in notes from about fifty
farmers ; he COZ them together, but out
Of the whole crowd he raised only $40.
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Have you seen those Beautiful Sale
Bills executed at the ADVOCATE Office,
this scasou2 IF not, call aud examine
them. "No charge for showing our
goods
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FOR RENT.

A FARMcontaining about 800 ACRESof
~ w LAMp :, good Snal;sy, s'' no~niv
miles from the Western Nd. Railroad and
3from Reisterstown; about 2Oacres newly set
in Timothy, good Orchard Of fruit, Dwell
ings comfortable, Barn and other out,
houses. Dairy, NC. Churches and Schools.
convenient Possession given LIST day Of
March. Apply to
Mrs. MARY g. wORTHINGT0N,
near Reisterstown Station, W. M. X. H.
feb 3-Sts Baltimore county.
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Election Notice.

PARMEns' AND MECHANICS Mar. BANK, !
Westminster, February s, 1870.
A n Election for Directors will be held at
IN the Office, on SATURDAY, the 18th of MARcn
next, between the hours of 10 A. n. and P. NJ.
JOHN SMITH,
feb LOFT President.
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Estray Heifer.

GTRAYED from the Subscribers Farr,
- about miles northeast of Westmin-
ster. on the 2Sth of January, last, 2.year
old dark red mnlely Heifer. A libernl re-
ward will be paid for any information Of her
whereabouts.
fv5 til-2t4 TOBIAS OURSLER.
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Red, Pink, Green, Canary, Purple
aud all Fancy Calicoes, only l2l cents,
at ]. Yinglng 4 Sons. feb l02t
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Notice to Teachers.

THE members of Carroll County Teachers
A Association, will meet on SATURDAY, Fen.
RuARY 18th, instant, at 10 o'clock, A. N.
BY order,
J. T. 0URSLER,
feb 1877 Secretary.
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Dividend Notice.

FAnMEas' AND MECHANICS Nat. BASK)
OF WESTMINSTER, January %, 1870.
rINHIS Bank has declared dividend of 8
4 per cent. for the last half year, payable
on or after the 10th o { February next.
JACOB REESE,
FEB lO-it Cashier
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Merrimack, Spraguc, Pacific, Ameri.
can, Dannell, Conestoga, aud all the
best Galicoes, only ia cents, at J.
Yingling 4 Sons. feb 1927
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ConlnIssIoners, Notice.

TINE County Commissioners for Carroll
county, will meet at their Office, in
Westminster. on tho FIesT MoNDAY or
MARcn, 1870, for the transaction Of bust.
uoss BY order.
JAMES BLIZZARD,
feb 10 1t Clerk.
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Household & Kitchen Furniture.

Consisting OF Ii Bcdsteads and Bedding,
II Feather Beds, lot of Bed Clothing, 800
yards OF Carpeting, Parlor Carpet, Cane
seat Chairs, Is Splitseat Chairs, 6 large Arm
Chairs, Tables, pair Parlor Tables, 2 nu-
reaus, Clocks, Mirrors. Washstands, J
Safes, Corner Cupboard, Sink, Template
Stoves and Pipe, Parlor Stove, large Cook-
ing Stove and Pipe, large Copper Kettle, /
large Iron Kettle, | Sausage Grinder and
Suffer, Lard Press, and a lot Of Queensware.
Also lot of Bar Fixtures, l Shot Gun, and
many other articles not specified.
TEgus or SALE.-All sums of $40 and under
cash; on all sums above $40, a credit OF ten
months will be given, purchasers giving their
notes with approved security. bearing interest
from the day Of sale. EfI- No property to be
removed until the terms Of sale are complied
with. JEREMIAH BABYLON.
feb lots WV. BRowS, Auctoneer.
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Send in your orders for printing at
once. Those who come first will he
waited gu Immediately.
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nnARn.

A gentleman may obtain Board in a
private family by applying at this
office. jan 20-tf
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REPORT

Of the condition of The Union National
Bank Of Westminster, at The close Of bust.
ness, on Saturday The 2ld day of Janua.
ry 1870.
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-, SZJS,Slf W
STATE OF MAarLASp, Carroll County. ~:
l, j. w. Herring, Cashier of the Union Ma
tional Bank of Westminster, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true, to the best Of
my knowledge and belief
J. w. Herring, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me This 2sth
day of January, 1870.
J. HENRY HOPPE, ]. p.
CoRKEcr,-ArrEsr
J, HENRY HOPPER
JN0. ROBERTS, lDirector..
WILLIAM REESE.
feb l0,-lt
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I7iproremeats-Wo notica that build
ing has already began, and several
houses are being erected. aIcssrs.
George W, Sheets aud john Bernstein
are erecting houses on Main Street u
short distance below Court. The grad
ing of the hill on Green Street. in the
rear of the Catholic Church has been
commenced, and We will soon have a
bridge over the Railroad. thus affnrdmg
our citizens easy communication with
the western portion of that street. The
turnpike is being repaired. and as soon
as the city is lighted with gas we expect
to feel at least three degrees larger than
some of our sister towns, whose Journals
are constantly gazing about the in.
ducements offered for settlers.
So Recayd-We notice that very
many Sale Bills printed in this city.
have been disfgured by some miscrcaut.
Those who arc accustomed to indulge in
such sport should remember that Sale
Bills are private property, and that for
every offence they are liable to prose,
cution, punishable by 6uc or imprison
ment. We will give IS reward for in
formation that will lead to the arrest Of
any such parties. This habit prevails
mostly in towns, and We arc sorry 10
say that Westminster has become so
notorious forsuch conduet recantiv ,b,,