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a Metropolitan pemocratic Organ.


Tho DAILY Patriot, new Democratic
moraing paper, has recently been started
10 Washington, under the editorial
charge Of james L. Harvey, Esq, as
sisted by Col. J. G. Berrett, formerly
OF this county We have not seen n
copy cfthe paper, but we are gra,ifcd
TO know that the Democratic party is To
have an organ at the scat of Govern.
ment, where one is so much needed
An able, fearless, and outspoken jour
nal, at the political centre of the couu-
Try, is a necessity long felt by the
Democratic party, which we trust the
Patriot will fully supply. The New
York lTorld has assumed to be the
leading Journal Of the great Democratic
party; but its erratic course has show
il to be utterly unit for the position
and not thoroughly indoctrinated in the
Democratic filth 1.-THE Patriot should
Gil the measure of our expectations a,
metropolitan journal Of the first class
We trust the party may accord to it Q
support commensurate with its impor
tance and lis needs. Il is no small un
dertaking TO Sustain first class Journal
at the metropolis of the country, with
out Official patronage. Hence the
greater need that the party should give
il a circulation, circumscribed only by
the boundaries OF our vast domain -
Let il 60 into every town and hamlet
bearing tho torch Of political truth from
one end Of the country to the other.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-01

A convention to consider measures
for the encouragement Of immigration
TO Marylandis TO assemble in Baltimore
on the 18th Of December. Each coun-
g in the State is expected to send rep
resen,atives TO the convention. The
best mode Of securing farm labOrers
will be the main question to be consid
cred. Will not the citizens Of Carroll
take steps to be Represented in that DO
dy? We suggest that a meeting be
held in this place on Monday next, to
take the subject into consideration.
Not only farm laborers are needed, but
domestics to do the ordinary house work
Of our families. This is our greatest
need, as all housekeepers viii testify.
Il is easier to procure labor for our
fields than for our kitchens, An en-.
terprising lady has introduced thous.
ands Of English girls as domestics into
Ganada, aud such relief might DO bro'i
10 the wives and d.ughteFs Of Maryland
if the effort we're made. As to farm
laborers, the demand for them is great
Some have thought that the Chinese
might be introduced here with profit
but We ars no friend to the iniroduc.
tion Of these people. We would much
prefer the hardy aud industrious Swiss
Swedes, Danes, Norwegians, Holland
ers, or English. Some sections of Out
country are already well provided with
the latter, and they make good sturdy
field hands aud thorough farmers The
war prevents access to the German
states, but supplies could be had from
. tho countries above mentioned. The
pressing necessities Of the people oil
Maryland win compel them to seek ad
ditioral labor somewhere, aud they
might as well set about it now, as tC
defer il to later period. No more
important subject now forces itself upon
public attention.
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The Next Presidential Election.


Tho New York Herald figures up a
majority Of flee for the Democrats, 10
tho next Presidential Electoral College
We are unwilling TO accept so small .
majority as the result OF the PresideD
tial election 10 1872. Il will do, how.
ever. 10 the absence OF greater; and
that ID will be greater, We have the
fallest confidence. The country is
heartily tired Of Republican misrule,
aad BY the time the next Presidential
election rolls around, the desire for q
change viii be so great among the PEG
pie, that the candidate Of the censerva-
tive Democracy viii distance his Repub
lieau or Radical competition. The signs
are, however, that they will cutter that
couicst under some new disguise, OF
new name. The odium attaching to
their present name aud organization
will swell to such degree that our
Radical friends viii be compelled to
cast them of like worn-out garment
They are doomed, however, We firmly
believe. 10 whatever guise they may
present themselves. TO utter route 10
1872. The Heralds fire, win probably
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-01

Orphans Court Proceedings Levi
Burlington, Esq, Chief Judge; Hanson
T. Webb and Ira H. Grouse, Esqrs.,
Associate Judges; Joseph NJ, Parke,
Esq, Register of Wills,
Monday, November 81, 1870 lin
nah Buckingham, and George b. Buck.
mgham, administrators OF Elias Buck
inghsm, deceased, returned appraise
ment Of personal property, and obtained
order 10 nctily creditors.
Ephraim W, aud Jeremilh W.
Becker, administrators of Elizabeth
Becker, settled LIST aud fiual account
John I. 0rndorff, administrator of
George Orndorf, returned inventory 81
personal property, aud go; orders to
sell goods aud chattels and notify cred
TORS
Tobias II. Fringer, administrator of
Nicholas Fringer, settled LIST aud final
account.
james McFee and Thomas J. Belts.
executors Of Henry I Belts, reported
sales OF real estate 10 Carroll county ;
and order iIicationn 81 passed thereon
Will OIL Edward Myers (colored) OK.
hibted, two of the subscribing witnesses
exnlined aud remuneration of executrix
6leS,
Tuesday, Nov 22,-Mary Ann Wei,
ling, administrator Of Zachariah Wei
ling, returned inventory of goods and
chatlels, list OF debts, and inventory OF
money. Order passed to sell goods aud
| chlt;els
Amanda Lcister, executrix Of Isaiah
Lester, settled FIRST administration ac.
count
Wednesday, Nov. % IT ird witness
to tic will OF Edward Myers. deceased
appeared. was examined on oath, aud
wall admitted to probate.
Thanksgiving Day was very generally
observed, all business was suspended
andthe town presented holiday APP.
peahnce Services were held Ia the
yarius churches, all of which were well
atte,dcd
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-01
BArIMOnE MARKETs.
BALTIsRE CATTLE MARKET,


Beef 0ie.-The offerings at the Scales
during tlaasi week amounted to 2l2s head.
The pricaanged as follows: Old Cows and
Scalawaaat 3 Sass 90; ordinary thin
Steers, Oh and Cows 8 50a$4 10; fair quail.
iiy Beevei 00aS5 25 aud the very best
Beevcs az 25aS7 Is por 100 lbs. the aver
age price Ing about 50 rs gross.
Sacsp. lair 10 good wool Sheep ut sia
4 cts. peEand gross.
Hogs. -5ices ranged as follows: fair TO
good Eat pgs . 5oaslo 85 per 100 lbs
net.
Lcafker.City Slaughter ~ to "a cents;
Rough Sisihg % 10 81 cents; Spanish Sole
% 70 80 ctsi Country Slaughtered ss TO
~ cents.
IFoCt fnmon unwashed, free fbnrrs,
30a3i centsdo. bury, 25a29 cents fine
nnwashed. $40 cents; do, free Of burrs,
25a27 cents= i washed, fsa46 cents; pulled
2sas3 cent?
Hidss.-<g Steer at III els Cow i08
cents.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-01

FREpgRICK AND PENNsYbvANlA
LINE RAILROAD Work on this IN
portant enterprise is being pushed fnr
ward with AL possible haste aud eneray
and the indications are that the entire
Inc will be graded aud ready Tor the
cross tie. and railing before great
while Wutkmeu are uuS engaged ~
90. ructng the bridge tcrn,> the Mo
d, ca y in tho vicinity Of Duub'' Ford,
Ittr, srem, to be no longer nny ro"m
o. doubt ., to he ultimate cpmplciiou
fth. road It's completion j. assarrd
uui Il ouly remains with our citizens g.
co pirate with the directors ia "rd'r Ia
nave Il runputc 1t Az early day Ihr
irrclnrr nr' l~snin. nr about 90 i''ue
$50 900 f,-t mortgage bnui,. brarm.
SIX pr crur Interest p'yib!r IN gold
-Fraieri,k Examiner
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-01
MARRIED..

Mar iaJs, or Death. asserted free, II thew
sre.,i frs iias' they 'fW BE- ca - for at hs
ra,s Of FIyg CgNrs pc hHe.
On the 2Oih uliiro, by The Row. J. W. llad
meier. at The residence VI the btidc's parents
Mr. John Wesley, son Of Philip Myers, E.qr.
aud Miss Mary Agnes, daughter OF Noah
Schancr, Esq., both 1f this cnuotr.
Ga the lob ul,imo. At the Lutheran Pafson'
age, littrsi"wn, Pa, by Rev. N. j. Allcmau,
William A. Tfayef. " Frederick county. and
Marietta Cia,, at uninntpwn, thi. county.
On the l7ih ultimo, By Rev. Elder d. J..
Savior. at the housg of the htidr'. parents, J.
+ Gibbons, NJ. D., aud Niles Emma b., eldest
daughter Of Levi Engler, all NJ this county.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-01

The Carroll County Eair.--Thc No.
ryland Farmer, edited b5 that prince 81
good fellows, S, s. Mills. Esq, 10 speak.
ing Of our late Fair, says; The at
tendance Mt this Fair was larse-tbc
display Of fine stuck reflected credit on
the county-,he implement and honse
hold departments were attractive. and
altogether it was a great success"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-01

Several of our Maryland exchanges
arc having one side printed ia New
York. 1t is not healthy Sign, The
FIRST paper that intraduced the practice
into this State, the Craolptonian, il We
are not mistaken, went under. We
hope the others will not share It's fate
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-01
From the Hanover Spectator of last
week. we take the following:

Dipfheria. This terrible disease has
again made its appearance among the
children 10 our town aud the adjoining
country. aud several fatal cases have
already occurred As yet. medical sci
ence has been bafllcd TO discover a Ger
tain cure for this disease, and thousands
Of children are yearly carried to the
grave by it. ltsattacks are not confined
TO children alone, adult persons being
attacked the same and often fatally.
whole families being decima,cd by lis
fearful inroads.
H9g Cholera. we learn that this
disease has made It's appearance among
the hogs in this section. aud is prevail
ing with considerable fatality--a mum
her Of persons 10 the ueighborhood
having recently lost several fiae ia, hogs
Ct TO slaughter.
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Estray Notice.

STATE Of Maryland Carroll County, 10 ri /;
r HEREBY certify that on this 10Th day
Il Of November, 1870, before me person.
ally appeared Sebastian Bowers, and made
cath that he has taken up as an estray, a
dark brindle Heifer, about IS months old,
tFespassin, on bis premises. Sworn before
A. NEAL, J. P.
The owner Of said Heifer is requested TO
come forward. prove property, pay eharges
and take her way
SEBASTIAN BOWERS.
nov 2i--3t near Bird Hill.
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The Riot at Donaldsonvillo.

az,
Inc telegram oil the riot at Donald
sonville, La. on the day after the late
election. has been generally publishcd
hu, Tho n,r,;o,l.rs ~ ,ho 81. haron,,
~ ,r a.
o'' '0 5e"e'"y "''ue p"o'V' w
c1odense them from the New Orleans
Weekly Times, of November 18th.
81, nnno,rs ,h., an tho a., nroo.
dim, ,hn ale.,;nn ,ho Snn,ry;soryyo,n
h;s Az rrom Dnn,ld.p.y;Ilo ~ = nlnn
,,,io, on III. onnosi,, iii. AZ ,bo r;v,r
ono mia bsl,w non,Ilsnny,I,
Eyerything p,.sed off ouierly duriug
election d,v nnd Tn,,Jny nh, Sunergi
sor IIunsncker sent one of his pnrry 10
Donnldsouyille 10 demand the ballot
boxe, five In number 10 be taken la
,be nI,,,,,;o, IN be cnuntcd This
,he ci,iyens refused IN do Stain.
that nccnrdiny IN law the ballot boxr,
sh,nla be nnenod and eouut.d M IA,
eourt hopse and in presence off Legal
authorities; and if the Supervisor de
sired to come to Donalds,nrille with The
two ballot boxes he had. he could have
all of thom-seyen in number-countcd
in the court house
Upon this answer being given. III
messenger of the Supervisor (who Is
one of the late freedmen pulled out u
revolver aud made threats to have III.
boxes at all haznrd. But IN this h.
nied, as tho citizens watched the Gy
boxes, and to make good their nainte
nance OF them. armed themselves.
The commissioners OF the election ty
iusing TO comply with the order al u,
llunsackcr, that gentleman scat another
message Informing lhusc in charge a.
the ballot boxes that il they were moi
sent he would come with 800 %, 1000
men aud take the boxes b, loree Snuc
time after this sklii, fitted with arm d
negroes, in uniform, followed by Terry
dltboat, also e'owdud with negroes were
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-01
DIED.

On the llh uiimo. in Lit,lrstown. George
VIII, 10 formerly Associate Judge, aged ~
years and months.
In UniuutpNn, On Mondav night. November
2lst. Willie shaw, son Of James ". and EliIa.
both Gilbert. IT chronic Group, alter an iilacss
Of IS houts, agvd yoau, months and 10 days,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-01
Road Notice.


NOTICE is hereby given that app6ra
~ ton will be made TO the County Com.
missioners Of Carroll county, at their next
meeting thirty days from the date thereof
for county road, said road to run from the
old Baltimore county road to the Gorsueh
county road, where the Western Nd. Rail
road crosses said comfy road, TO commence
at ihn end Of said old county road which
extends to John y. Powders land; then
through the said Powders land I'M
I'll il in,ersecis +. F. Cronts and Jacob
Loekard's lands; then with the division line
through said lands until it ntersecis VIM.
l.ockards landi then through said land 70
James W. Hooks Ia d; thea through said
land TO James 7. Tawncy's land; then
through said land to Peter SehloSs,r's land;
then through said land to Jesse Longs
land; then through said land until 1t inter,
seets division line between Jesse Long aud
Lewis Beaver; then with said line until i
iniersects division line between the said
Beaver and Lewis Green's land; then with
said division line until il intersecls the said
Beavers land; then through said land 10
the Gorsuch county road.
JOHN d. POWDER,
nov 24-5t and others.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-01

Jenny Lind and Florence Nightingale
are among the London committee for
The relief Of the sick aud wounded in
the European war.
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PUBLIC SALE

DY virtue N an Order 81 the OrphanF Ca,
ID for Carroll county, the subserlber !, n,
rcntnr oi George OrndnrH, late Of ,aid coss,-
deceased. " ~ sell az Public Sale. At n. ~
residence ur aid deceased. on the sulliyse ~
abou, one mile from wcs,min,tcr, on
Tsars lay. he l5h day Of Dee,nb,,
1870, at o'clock. A. NJ, the following p,,,o,
al Property, to Wit:
Three Good WORK HORSES, a@
n which are Brood Mares, 2 Year. 0E4A,
ling Cult., I good MICH Cows, one Uo-A,
2S1EEA II them fresh with calf b, ker ia.
SV@l2X 3young Steers, Sheep and i I.TS
LII Brood sows, Shoats, Is svErM
Pigs, ttro,n to s weeks old, } four. rsH
horse broad tread Wagons, one. 800
horse Wagon, Spring Wagon, Panily a..
riagr, Cart, stone Beds, liy carrias-,
paiS Wood Ladders, Wood Sled. Cirrsl.,
saw, fnst Borcr. Reaper, | Mower. wb-,,
Dan, ! SpIlng-touih RAKE, Threshing NJ
chine and Horse Power, | Maehius Jsrt
WHEAT Fan, ! Rolling Screen, Corn sben..
Fodder Cutter. eating Box, Grnss sevibs,
Grain Cradles, 2three-horse Plows. ; tve.h n,,s
Flows. single and double shovel Plaw, U,,-
roWs. Corn Fork. lot of Pnrks. RAGE. ,nS
Dung Hooks Mhcciharrow. double. ,iprle neS
triple Trees, lot wagon 4 rloW Gears. Sadaj,
tollarf. Brides. lialtrrs, Cow Chains. / 6nk
Chain. bog Chains, about II Ton, Of Nav,
about l6 Acres Of Wheat and Acres az Rye.
growing. about 30 barrels Of Corn Ia the esr.
lot nf saw Logs, hewed Nhitc oak Posts. and
Chestnut kail., pointed, Cross-eu, Saw, 1
Drawing Knives, lot of Auguts, pair Ia r,
Scales And Weights. lot Of Grain sacks. 4
Shremakrr's Bench, Tools and Leather, Pick,,
Spades, Hoes, Shurels, MaUoeks, Maui and
Wedges, AHcs, &c. Also
H0aVhoh and Kitchen Furniture.
consisting NJ Beds. Bedstsads and Redding. /
Bureau, Wash Stands. Looking Glasses, Ia.
bles, Chairs. lot " Carpeting, | Cooking
Stove aud Fixtures. Ten. plate Siaves, l Coal
Stove, | large Cupp Kettle, 2 Iron Kettles, a
lot 0f Quecn.ware and Tinwarc, Pots, Pans,
Tubs. Buckets, Barrels, aud many other arii.
elcs not necessary to b. named.
TEaNs % SALE.--All sums NJ IS and under,
cash on all sums above IS a credit u Month,
will be given, purchasers giving notes with
approved security, bearing interest from day
Of sale,
JOHN T. 0RSDORFF,
nov 2t.ts Executor.
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For Sale.

A STORE STAND and Five \ 49,
"A Acres Of Land INT of tho aiA-,r
most pleasant situations 10 the 80
eennty. Businefs goad. Rca- - f1li1isiy
san for selling wishes TO 10
West Require a, thls Once. nov 7i-fts
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-01

One Dollar Jewelry, large WaS Dolls
Work Boxes. Vases. Sets China, &c :
&c ut Mrs A. + Armstrong;. 1t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-01
sI,sos.S2

MAI VI NunI FhVA NntNl-
Nut HiLi. oaR BANKS TO WESTMINSTER,
ND, 81 NILES.
at % cents o,sOs.ss
2.4oo cubic yards to borrow, at 90
MOO cubic yards Of loose rock. at
50 cents 500 90
$50 esbic yards Of solid rock, atsl $4,000
$50 cubic yards Of bridge masonry,
at IS lT50 90
2sS cubic yards Of eulvert mason
ny, at $3.50 7l250
Clearing and grabbing $50. 90
Bridge superstracture 400. 90
Equal to s4,O7s.sO per mile SIS, $50. %
REcAPITUIArIoy.
Grading aud masonry as above S35. 500. 80
So miles maine track, at 81, dO9.52 &C. 5s3. 80
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-01
Business Locals.

No,ices under this hcrd TEN CENTS
per line for each assertion
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Personal Property.

DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed by
ID Thomas Myerly, al Carroll county. and
recorded anon the Cha,lel Records Of
Carroll county, the subscribers, as Trustees.
will sell nj Public Sale, on the premises now
occupied by said Thomas Myerly. situated
on Big Pipe Creek, one mile west of James
A. Bosiian's Mil, aud one mile east Of
David Butlingtoa's Mil on said Greek. near
the public road leading IRON Mddleburg to
faneytown, on
Tae~iay, the 1874 Of December, 1870,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, 4. ", all OF the
Personal Property conveyed by said deed.
viz; 8 Elegant Work Horses,
nsgJm Six Mich Cows CA,
N& | Iieifer, Bull. 10 N-A
---<&---<A Shoats, three inchtre " agun,
stone Ded, pair Hay Carriages Buggy,
! Sleigh, | Reaper, Spring-iooth Rake, 2
Plnws, two Harruws. thr double shovel
Flows, one single shovel Pluw, one Corn
Drag. one Wheat Fan, Cutting Box one
Patent Hay Fork. one Fifth Chain, one
Spreader, single and double Trees. one
Clod Roller, three Dung Forks. two Hay
Forks, set of Wagon aud Plow Gears inr
six horses Also 81 barrels Of Cnrn. 80
Bushels of Oats. lot of Clover Seed; one
half of twenty seven Acres of Wheat, one
and half Acres of Rye
Esz5- All difficulties concerning the above
property having bren settled, the above
property will be positively sold on the aboy,
named day,
Terms If Sale.-All sums of Eve dollar,
and under, cash; on all sums over five dol
lars II credit OF L. months will be given,
by purchaser giving their uutes with sccu
riiy, to be approved 10y the " stees.
ISAIAH llANN,
L OAAS CL..BAUGh,
Trustees.
WM BRowS, Aucuonecr.
JosEpH DAVIS, Attorney for Trustees.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-01

Santa MN, i nrsoiIt.ns lnr resi-
dtuco an the Hudson
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-01

E'INE Buckwheai Meal for safe, whole
sale or retail, by
dec Grimes & Stogfer.
ERESH Rasins, Cnrrants aud Cilrol.
II just received and for sale by
dec Grimes & SfouGer.
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70 rnR LADIES.

Patterns cut to order N the 'ate'
STYLES, at Mrs. Armstrong; 1t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-01

Millinery of all kinds cheap at Ms
Armstrong;, Main Street II
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-01

Jeffson Davis has gone to Memphis
to resit
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Fire.-0n Wednesday night Of last
week, the bark grinding mill Of Mr.
Henry r. Morelock. was destroyed
The FIRE, il is supposed, originated from
the engine. The loss Of H'r Morelock
Diffaudall a Huges, Z Lynch and the
Gas Company will amount TO about
$500. Al the time or the drea strong
Wind Was prevailing and ii was With
great difficulty that the adjacent prop
crsy was saved from being buFacd
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-01

.SaoD Snow fell here. on Friday
night last, to the depth Of two inches or
more According 10 the Hundred
Year Almiuac' Oh the 10Th Of Decein,
Der there is TO be "big snow" We
shall see whether the Almanac tells the
truth this time.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-01

The Placements The roughness and
irregularity Of our side walks demand.
the attention Of our City Fathers. Ia
places the grade is imperfect; 10 Others.
the bricks have been broken up and nur
replaced; and in Others still, the bricks
have been v orn through; and the in
cautious pedestrian, ut night. is liable
to accident from falling. on aesouut of
il, Well lighted, aud neatly carbcd
aad paved streets, not only add to The
comfort aud security of our citizens, but
euhance the value Of the property Of
the whole town. Westminster il en-
jeavoring 10 commend herself to public
favor rs summer resort. What is
more calculated TO favor her aspirations.
ia that direction, than neat aud cleauly
streets, which attrac, the attention an /,
please the eye Of every beholder Neat
curb stones aud fag stones. smooth aud
well laid payements, and ornamental
shade trees, improve aud beauiily
town, and give it an air of cnmfori which
makes it desirable resort for strangers
in pursuit Of health aud recreation il
he summer season; and, what is better
It'll. il adds TO the eomiort Of our own
citizens. aud engenders a local town
pride which mmllesIs itsefin improve
ments Of every kind, and enhances the
value Of property generally. Westmiu-
ster is b autilaily located. Nature has
done much for her; let the cunning
hand OF art, the good taste and public
,pir Of her citizens do the rest.
.Hiaee Pes The following receipt
for mihce pies, which are uow in season,
is confidently recommended by writer
IN this ierlnautowa Telegraph, after
usiuv IL for many wears:
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-01

The Democracy 10 the neighborhood
Of Mount Pleasant, INDUCED 10 jolli-
hcation ever the recent election on the
18Th ultino Several tar barrels were
burned, aud a speech appropriate to the
occasion was made BY Mf. A. W Dish.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-01

We understand that the iron Cor the
Frederick 4 Pennsyls MIA Line Railroad
has been purchased, and the track viii
be laid as far as Tapey,own BY the first
Of Jauusry.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-01

Chicken thieves are plying thei yo
walton in this town and neighborhobd
with great assiduiiy. Numbers oil chick
ems have recently been stolen from our
citizens, aud ou the night beiore Thanks
giving Day, they visited the coop Of
MIS-. A. FidIis, and carried of all she
had. We advise our citizeus TO keep
their firearms in readiness, aud to keep
watch for These night providers, aud
when detected, shoot them down ia
their tracks.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-01

.Hiace Pies The following receipt
for mihce pies, which are now in Sc lson,
is confidently recommended by writer
IN the 'iernautowa Telegraph, after
using it for many years:
Boil fresh beef tongue tender, let
il get cold, thea chop il fine Eith one
pound Of suet, one-half peck Of apples,
two pounds Of currants, picked aud
washed very carefully, one pound Of
eitron sliced, half an uuuce each OF
powdered cloves, alspiee, cinnamon aud
ginger, three pints of sweet cider, one
pint Of Madeira wine, half pint Of
brandy, with enough sugar TO swseten
TO your taste This will make large
jar full.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-12-01

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