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Middletown transcript., 1871-06-24
IN he .Mssayao~s Ttssserys.

M,srxn Ep,rua :---i hev bin ann inter-
essted spcckcd.tntcr Nv tho correspond
ests carried on In yurs pspsr bsfwssn mr..
decu and mr. samisill townsend. ~tke pit>
" ! feel fur mr. dscn In his igno,nia1ss
ialcyurc impels me 10 of5evr n'iseM - biz
substitute fur tho rest Of tic job. (far
small hon.idcrashun. } ! will breeAy state
mi Qualifications for fl'c responsible posi-
shuns
l.t. ! hev no bcsitashun In detailing
Cor8den.hal Corvcrsasbun or publishing
private correspondents IL am shurc wilF
NOT personally be held to shkount.
2~l Vim out-swsre euny man in the
State
3rd. hes belonged TO every party that
ever was formed in The u Nitcd Stats. un-
less II was too rc-fc.tsbh 10 admit me.
4,h. | ,cv bin ut var with the quecns
english erer s,ns was boyn. N.
with thcrs quulificashuns boklly offer
niself for tho posishuu which eonsidcrirp
the yrslificsshssss % nj proposed s-sagoi
ncs. il ci~cpn dirt. csny lcttsrs. whe,h-
cy excepting these proposals o, 10 ding
au invite to pistols & kuughcy, ma b d.
rectcd 70 rho oiYcs Of this paper. WHARF
,ha will rcci;src ac,esshun IL marked
Aa oSEuMs.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-24
OBnTU AnY.

Died on the 3lst ult. In Middletown, Of con.
sumption, Lydia II. wife Of Mr. William z. Glib.
son, and daughter Of Mrs.. Sarah r. Paul, Of
Sweedcshoro', n. J. In the 27tis year Of her age.
Mrs. Gibson came 10 this place soipc two years
since, accompany ing her husband, who had enter
ed into business In Middlesown, and frw who saw,
or knew her here could dream that one, 50
young, and wearing, ~ the superficial observer
tho npprsrnnce of health, had already been
marked by her destroyer for the tomb. \ few
months since the disease ~hwb had been ~ In
sidiously and 80 surely ussAing Ito progress In
her system, developed itself ~ sach manner as
10 leave no do doab, II nm en'ly and sad resnli.
Conscious herself, Of tho npTsusS Of death, she
had made, ere her dcn'sc, that ro4smn prepara-
tion callsd for on thv part II those vho would
'isicrp In Jesus Cbas,caed by shc hand Of suf-
fcring and disease, she became, as u were, little
child, rnd submitted without mHsrn~y aud re-
pining, pariook Of the broken body, nS-s shed
blood of Christ in the memorial scrviev ~ the
| Protestant Episcopal church In which she had
been trained from her childhood, and fcIl asleep,
iooking for the General Resurrection In the las,
| DAY and the iii. Of the world TO corsc, through
| our Lord Jesus Christ.
| Her remains were taken To Swccdcsbofe, n
| j. accompanied by friends, and the Rector Of st.
AIMS. who had promised the deceased, In her
dying hours, that he would see for himself that
| she should sleep among her kindred In the
cburchynrd Of her childhood's home.
| TN Saturday, the 3rd instant, all that was
mortal OF Lydia Gibson was buried In the Gene
| terry Of Trinity cnmrch, Swccdrshoro,' \. j. The
largc congregation present, WAS the hest evidence
| Of the estimate In which this lady (unob,rnsisc
and 10 many was unknown in this community
held by those who knew her aud her family, in
! the place of her birth. Her funeral sermon wa,
preached by the ltev. DR.. MeCahe, of 81. AIMS
/ Mddlctown, Del. IN Trinity church, Swccdss
horo, and the closing services Mt the gpiyc per-
formed by the Rev. Mr. Chcvricr, Rector OF ,ht
latter church.
ION the graves hard pillow rise
No cankrring cares, 40 dreams OF woe
Un earth we close our aching eyes,
Aud hcavcnward all our visions grow.
Tho airs Of Eden round US flow.
And In this balm our slumbcrs steep,
tod calls His chosen home, aud SO
| '.lic glseh His beloved sleep"
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-24

In The o. 3. Clrcult Court which couvened Ii
Wilmlngton On Tuesday most important case,
that Of James Whartonhy, of California, who lays
ciaim under power Of IN old will 10 tract Of
village Of Clayton now stands, sxcitsd much In
tcrcst. Hon. James A. BAyard, ex-6eaator, Hon.
Thomas A. Bsyard and Hon. VIM. @. Whitley
represented the plalntif, and the Hon. Revevly
Johnson and Charles q. Kerr, Esq. represented
the defendants In possession. The property be-
longed to James Tibbett, who wiiled Il TO his son
Richard and bis heirs. In case he died without
Issue Il was TO dcccnd TO James Tibbctt's dauxh-
tcrs, and In case they died without issue Il was to
go TO Thomas Whartonhy. Richard Tibbcit and
his sisters are dead without Issue, and Thomas
Whartonby 10 the heir designated by the will
The parties Ia possession resisted his claim on the
the ground that the property was sold from Rich
ard Tibbctt by n forced sale and they have the
ShriAs deed for II. The case was argued on
Wednesday, and on Thursday the jury render
ed verdict for plsntiF.
The repairs on the Middictown Hotel are being
rapidly completed, the workmcn beginning early
Ia the morning. and working until q O'Clock Ii
the evening. The French roof and the addi-
ton will add about twenty rooms TO the build.
ing. When finished II will hc one Of the largest
and finest looking hotels In the State. An addi-
tion 10 the National Hotel could he made prof.
table. Il Is now full, and the proprietor informs
us that enough persons have applied for accom-
modaions to I'LL At least fifteen more rooms.
J. u. Dcakyne, confsctioner, Is selling or n,
cost, preparatory TO moving TO his fnrm In APP
poquinimink. Ills Store has been rented by q.
". Ingram h Co. brokers, who will remove TO
II soon Mr.. lngrams building will be occupied
by Mr.. Cox, Of the firm OF jackson, Pyle h Cox,
fruit prcserscrs Of this town.
II Ia reported that the United States Hovcrn-
mcnt has consummated contract with a f::::-:s-
near Delaware City, for sixty acres of land n,
$500 per acre, for the purpose Of building nm
auxiliary battery TO Fort Delaware, and tha,
work will be commenced Immediately at Finn's
Point.
New potatoes are being shipped in eonsidera-
BILE quantities from this place.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-24

The WeathcrsGeld (Texas) Times Of the
10th inst. publishes letter from Fort
Sill. Indian Territory. to Governor Davis,
that nearly all the Indians Of that agency
and the Chcycnncs of another, have gone
ION the war path" and predicting the
most extensive Indian raids on the Texan
frontier yet known. The Apachcs are
also reported TO be gathering on tho bor-
der. General Sherman has ordered addi-
tiopal forces to be posted along the border.
An "cxtra official letter from Fort Sill
reports that at an interview between Cen
erals Sherman. Morrow aud Gricrson, and
Agent Ta,um. il was conclusively shown
that the Indians Of that reservation had
gone to war against tho people Of Texas.
The letter further reports that General
Sherman declared that he would recon
mend that the Indians. having SO frequent
y broken their treaty. should be declared
outlaws BY the Government and treated a,
such.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-24

Tms QkArm ov rus HoS. G. l.. Val
LAxpiomAM.--. The sudden and accidental
death Of Hon Clement l.. vallaudigha,n.
of Ohio. following so closely upon the de-
nsise Of his brother Jaw, John V. l..
MeMahon. Eq. will excite universal in-
tsrsst and general regret. notwithstanding
Mr.. vallaudigham had many enemies as
we'll - strong friends. Mr. Vnllandig-
ham Was preparing defence Of one Me-
Gehan. man on trial at Lebanon, Ohio,
for the N urder Of ono Myers. and the &C
cident which resulted so fatally occurred
n follows:
Mr.. vallandigham had adopted the
theory Of suicide in the case, and was in q
room with Gov. Mcl,urucy. and while
showing how Myers might have shot him
sclf. the pistol was discharged. and the
ball entered the right side Of the abdomen.
below the ribs. McBurney had expressed
sssac doubts as to the theory TINT Myers
had shot himself Vallandigham picked
up a pistol from the table, saying he would
show him in half second. Two pistols
were on the table. one unloaded, and he,
BY mistake. took up the loaded one, pu,
il in his pocket, and withdrew il, keeping
the muszlc mex. his body. Just as il was
leaving his pocket il was discharged, it is
reported, at nearly the same part Of the
body where Myers was shot. lie at once
ejaculstcd, oh. murder !" and said be
had taken the wrong pistol. While the
examination was going on he watched the
surgeons with eager eyes, and even assist.
ed them in searching for the ball. Tn,
ball appears to have taken downward
course IN the direction Of .h, bladder"
Mr.. vallandigham died at eighteen min
utcs to ten o'clock Saturday morning last
and was buried on Tuesday His funcra
was Of the most imposing character. The
procession was two miles long and wal
composed Of persons Of all political parties
aud professions. Business in many part
Of Dayton was suspended during the pas
sage Of the cortegc. The county city ant
many private buildings were draped il
mourning The pall-bcnrcrs were A. G
Thurman, s. s. Cox, George Il. Pugh
Geo. w. McCook. Judge Gilmore, Gen
.. g. Maxwell. John Howard, Samuc
Creighcad. Elibu Thompson. D. A, Bay
cr, W. II. Gillespie and D. A Houk
Many distinguished gentlemen from al
parts Of the Union we're present The At
tendance Of Chief Justice Chase was pre-
vented BY i'll health.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-24

Free Of charge Cnll nj q. q. Chamberlain
Drug Store, Middlc'own. Del. or at Townsend,
Masscys, Galcna, Chesapeake City, aud every
town and village and &c, a sample hottie Of pr
A. Boscher's German Syrup, free cf eharye. II
has lately been introduced in this country from
Germany and for any person suffering with n
severe cough, heavy cold settled on the breast,
consumption, or any disease Of the throat and
lungs, II has no equal In the world. Our rcgu.
lar size bottles are T5 cents. In NIL eases money
will he prompt, returned If pcrfce, satisfaction Il
not given. Two doses will relieve amy case Try
II.
or complaint, costivcness, sick headache &c
Never fails.
May 20, 1871.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-24

Hereafter the Secretary Of the Treasury
will use photographed copies Of pay rolls
n evidence 10 cases prosecuted in United
States courts. whcrc officers have procured
more than Is due them. Swindlers will
thus be confronted by their own auto
graphs when least expected. The depart
'pcnt recovered over 224. 200 fraudulent
payments to the army last year. One
case 10 mentioned Of regular army officer
who. BY committing perjury thirty. Eve
times. frsudcntly obtained in one year Be
monthly payments more than he was BY
Law entitled 10.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-24

The celebration Of the Papal jubilee u.
Baltimore concluded On Monday night by
n torchlight procession and mass meeting
10 front Of The cathedral. Tho procession
took On ho1r and half to pass . given
paint. and included twenty-five bands ol
music. There was an almost continuous
display Of fireworks along the line. and
nearly every man carried torch or Chi.
nses lantern. Al tho mass meeting many
rrsasinent citisens werc present. and res
alstions were adopted plcdging sympathy
snd support to the Pope.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-24

Owing 10 tho ''ris.iag" Of form this
week. wc are compelled TO double. and
consequently not able To give as much
reading matter as usual.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-24
DIED

In Dcinwx,c CITY, ~ Monday last, the l9th'
inst. Tcrusnda, ebs.s' Ia th-r NJ Joseph CarnaS
than.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-24
TRUSTEES SALE
OF FIVE FARMS
And T..O Wood Lots.

DY virtue OF Deed af Trust from John s.
- Skinner and wife, the undersigned as Trus-
tees, will sell ai public sale in from, Of the conl
House, in the Town Of Ccnircvillc, In Qu,c
Annc's county, Maryland, on
TEESDA J. the 11M Of July. Ner'.
between the hours Of and 3 clock. r. N. the
following Valuable Real Estate, situated nhont
half way between Ccnrevillc aud Queenstown,
in said county IN what is known MS "Tiighman 5
Neck, and consisting as follows
so. l. THE HOME FARM, situated on Reed $
Greek improved hy nrrc and substantial
FRAME DWELLING. ~
with Kitchen attached and Out ~ 4 ElA
Buildings complete aud in excellent 1AW
order, contains
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-24

A tonado. at Visalia, Cal. on Sunday
blew down houses aud trees.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-24
III ACRES,
8 Roods, 6 Perches of Land.

MORE OR LESS, and desirably situated on
Reeds Creek and Chester River said interest
gearing lensc-hold interest for 20 years, renew
able forever, under certain conditions and s,inu-
lations set forth id lease from David Carroll 10
4, A. Wright. duly recorded among tho Land
Records for Queen Annc's county.
The desirable location of those lands; the su-
pcrior quality Of their soil the beauty and ad-
vantages Of their situations and The opportunl-
ties they afford for pro6iabic Investments, will,
u is hoped. attract the attention Of purchasers
and induce them 10 examine the property and at
tend the sale.
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE:
Ons-fonrth Of the purchase money cash ON the
day Of sale, upon whieh interest will be allowed
the purchaser until January ist, 1871. The hnl.
ance Of the purchase money to draw interest from
January ist, 1874, and 10 be secured By ihe bonds
of the respective purchasers with approved socur.
~, payable IN equal instalmenis, 10 ono and two
ysass, from the day Of sale. Possession eiveu
Jan. ist, 1917, with privilege Of seeding and
planting fruit trees this ihll.
GIBSON 1 fEDDRNAN.
TuOS. ]. HEATING.
CsSfrsuills, Jsss 3, 1871. Trustees.
June s4-r,s ,P.F. 7. Btrsr, Aurt,
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our s,ave peach baskets
WORDEN & EVANS, SMYRNA, DrL.
Peach baskets, Crates and Ladders, for sale
by A. I. Bradley.
All linen hem-s,ii,hcd handkerchicfs for la
dies, l2j cts. Mt Scowdrck 4 CochrnI's
The Russell Reaper and Mower combined,
for sale by 4. T. EVANS.
The Advance Mower, for sale b,
E.T EVANS.
Come and see the l,hica Horse Rake a,
EVANS.
Stoner Horse Rakcs
For Sale at EVANS
Kirby's Mower, two wheeled, for sale by
A. r. Bradley,
Kirby's Mower and Reaper cowbined, for sale
by A. T. bradley.
All the repairs for Kirby's Mower and Reaper
for sale by A. 7. Bradley.
Lamp Chimncys at 0, l. cts. for sale by
A. 7. Bradley.
Now is the tins 10 engage your Peach Ladders
Of Il. 7. Evans.
100, 900 Peach Baskets, for sale by
+. T. EyAss.
Ladies Of Middrtown aud vicinity, are re-
qucstcd 10 call at Sc0wpRIcK h CocHRASs and
see their handsome stock Of white goods and
trimmings now opening.
Hardware and Woodcnware Of all kinds for
sale by A. 7. Bradley.
All kinds Of feed by the ton or bnshcl, for sale
by A. T. Bradley.
II. T. E,ans, ngcnt for clu,c Brothers porta-
bic steam engines, AT manufacturer prices.
EFT EVANS, agent for the celebrated Excel
| siorCombined Ecapcrs and Mowers.
EFT EVANS. agent for tho Russell Thrcsher
and Separator, The best In the United States.
Do,y's Washer and Universal Clothes wringer
for Sale BY Z. T. EVANS.
| Meas French Ca,f Stitched Caters NJ ". II.
Moore 4 Co.'S at $500 per pair.
bee Hive Syrup a, ". H. Moore Co.'S at "a
cents per gallon.
| Wanted, 10000 Bushels Of whca, at highes,
mrakc, price, for act VIM. Lea Sons,
| Il. T. EVANS.
Rambo's Whites and Kcnncday's Lime,
For sale BY A. T. BRADLEY.
l
Try Pouta1at Flour, the hest 10 this market,
For Sale by A. T. BRADLEY.
NJ. Carmel Locust Mountain Coal, Hickory
and Oak Wood for Sale at Evans Coal and
Wood Yard, Middlstown, Del.
Nyou want good suit Of Ready made Cloth
ing csll at W. II. MoonE Co.'S
Allen 1 Bells Sole Drain Tile, constantly on
hand aud furnished 10 order II manufactures
prices, by B. T. EVANS.
Just received = full line Of Ladies', Misses and
childrens Kid foxsd bustoned gaitefs direct from
the manufActurcs at Scowdrick I Cochrans.
Second opening Of Ladies' Dress goods, whit,
goods, trimmingl, hosiery, notions, Ae.. Al
6cowdriek Z Cochran's.
Dpisd and caused ftuih at
| ocowpaicg CocnaAH's.
Good mslassss q 3s cts. per gallos Al
J 6cowbnicx : CocanAn's.
No. Naeksssl u go pr Barrel as
| ssowpsscs I CocnaAs's.
q 70 ". 3. Meeas ! Co.'S sss god Cash
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S6t5jt1s issnsds sssps svsr South
~ Gu lac1no = rr,1ay elght of lasl
y u ~ r.. !! 4 = .oee. 0ssia
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Hon. Alexander II. Stephsns has bought
- interest 10 the Atlantis (0a) Sun. and
\ u aunouuced thereia that ito political
depastmsut viii hereafter BE- conducted
..oodsf Bic sdvisemcns. direction and gen.
~ control" Il proclsims that il will
sIssd BY honest principle. and oppose
dsmaging. tins-sssviag measures.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-24

Too freight sssins ccllidsd % the Erie
m1iaroa1, sesr Aldsn Station, on Sunday
sassStn6. Bolh lossaotivss and . num-
~ = Hsl~at ssss Wsss smashed, and one
e ~ so6Inssss uas Idly injured. Il 10
~ ~ - eool1oloo M esussd BY one
. ~ ttslus - hssisg any signal light.
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Ess LOCALS.

WANTED, Immediately. I5O. 600 feet Of GUM,
ELM and POPLAR TIMBER, suitable for making
our s,ave peach baskets.
WORDEN & EVANS, SnrRsA, DrL.
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=
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Peach baskets Crates and Ladders, for sale
by A. 7. Bradley.
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$50 Acres,
0 Roods, and IA Perches Of Land,
81 Acres,

! R0OD. 10 FER cHES OF LAND,
MORE OR LESS, adjoining the lands of s. 7
Earle and Ellen y. Goldshorongh, and coyerc,
with good Wood and Timber.
NO O. WOOD LOT containing
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-24

Mr.. Fulton moved that the report be received,
and the committee discharged, which was agreed
10.
Mr.. Brown moved the adoption Of thu follow.
ing resolution. reported at the last meeting, 10
wit:
Rtsoired, That committee Of - members
Of this Association he appointed TO proceed 10
Philadelphia, New York and other places, II ne
cessary for the purpose Of char,ering, or In some
reliable way arranging for q sufhcient supply Of
steamers and tngs, large and SMALL to supply all
our shipping points along our water front, for
the transportation Of our fruit 70 Philadelphia,
New York and other maskes, the present year.
The rcsolutien was debated hy Messrs Brown
FULTON, Day, Cummins and Heverin In favor,
and by Nessrs. Hayes and Samuel Townsend
against, and afterwards adopted unanimoasly.
On motion The blank was hllsd BY Inserting
three" and the following gentlsmsn appoiuts6
said committee BY the Association, with power
Of Substitution, to wilt: James L. Hevefin, John
Emssacn and VIM. Townsend.
A estimate of he crop 1871, was now called
for, and was q fbllows:
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-24
81 Acres, 3 Roods of Land

MORE OR LESS,
adjoining the lands Of Z. Dorsey wrigh, and Mrs
Margaret Wright.
No. I, All the right, title and in,ercs, of IN,
said John s. Skinner. In and TO all that tract o.
land called the "REEDS CREEK FARM" con
tanning
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hare been able 10 ascertain II entirely DESTROYED
q blacksmith shop and new carriage belonging
to Mr.. McIntire, and made sad havoc In the peach
orchard Of Mr. Dreka, by pulling up the trees
i also damaged eornaeld In the neghborhood.
A moderate tornado passed over this town, on
Sunday morning last, ,scyering branches from the
trees tearing the tin from the roof OF the Middle
town Hotel, and bending the iron bars of the
awning frame Of the Town Hall, that are at least
ihrec-quar.crs Of an inch In thickness.
Governor Bowie, Of Maryland, has offered a
reward Of three hundred dollars for the arres.
and convictiou Of Alexander Newton, an accom-
pllcc 10 ths murder Of Robert Hackett, colorcd,
which took place near Masseys, In Kent county /,
Maryland on the 2Dth nit.
The Cecil Deneera says, Eikion, with a..popu.
laton Of 800 Inhabitants, isinicsied with 900
bowling. growing, Rnarlng and barking dogs ;
and that they all growl, how, bark, &c. At The
same time. II must be good place for dogs.
Excrasios. os.--The Steamer Kent will make an
excursion from Chestertown 10 Holly Grove and
Baltimore, and return, on the 3eth inst, Pars
Tor lady and seatlenau e1so; single fare q 80
The Smyrna Times says: There 10 4 cnrreu,
rumor hsrsabouts that the p. W. 1 B. h. r. Com
peny are completing negotiatioas fer the pur-
chase Of the Maryland : Delaware Railroad.
r.s,vAt.--A Festival win be bsld in tbe
grew, 1t ths Union \. 3. Church, = the sflsf.
aoons and svenlngs n Juas 3oth ard Seth. Pro
sssds 70 y applied Il rspalsiag aid church.
Ihs anasai examiaaiisns and commsucespss,
u 0s1awafs Collegs vii beGin % Thvspdsy,
Juee MI, I'D ~ enWs1ass6ay, Jsly ~.
/ Premises assp -llr. WI, K. LosAwood,
ses nses WarwIeh, ralse1 - ls0bs, thli
{o1I UUn u 80.
(le ~ poasd r 1tus>ss 4 bslawass
y - = - ~ y ~, -. 4
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All linen hen-s,ilchcd handkerchicfs for Il
dies, i2l cts. n, Scowdrck CoehrnI's
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g y v. y. neess ! Co.. ss soed CASH
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No. Masksrsl u 90 pr Barrel as
0u0wpmcg CocnsAx's.
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Good nslassss q Is Gu. per gallon At
6cowpnicx 3 CocmAa's.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-12-16
sslest Poetry.
DIR. ADDISON ALExANDER's MON.
OSYLLABLE POEM,


The following curious Illustration Of the
power ofshort words in the English language
has long been out of prints
Think not that strength lies in the big, round
word.
Or that the brief and plain must needs be-
weak.
The cry for help, the tongue that all men
speak,
When want, or woe, ur fear Is IN the throat.
So that each word Is gasped out like shrek
Pressed from the sore heart, or a strange, wild
note
sung ~ some FAY or lend There Is al strength
Which dies il stretched too far or spun too tine.
Which has more height than breadth, more
depth than length
let but ibis force Of 'hought aud speech be
mine.
And be that WIN may take the sleek, fat
phrase,
Which elows and burns not, though it CLEAN
and shine;
Light, but NOT heat-a iiash without a blaze.
Nor ~ mere strength that the short word
boasts,
itserves Of more than fight OF storm to tell
The roar of waves that clash on rock k-bound
coasts,
The crash of tall trees when the Wild winds
swell
The roar Of guns, the groans OF men that die
On blood stained fields. hhas voice as well
For them that far OF on their sick-beds lie,
For them that weep, for th.m that mourn
= the dead
For them that laugh and dance and clap the
hand,
To joys quick step, as well as griefs low
tread.
The sweet, plain words we learnt at first keep
time,
And though the theme be sad or gay, or
grand,
With each, with all, these may be made to
chime,
Iu thought or speech, or song, or prose, or
rhyme.
The Democratic advocate., 1871-12-16
CHANGE OF TINE.
WESTERN MD. RAILROAD,
Ia 9;

T0 take effec. April 9,ls7l, Calvert
Station. Corner Frsnklin and Calvert
Streets, Trains leave $50 A. NJ, and 8. 80
and 5. 30 P. NJ, for Owings' Mills, Refs.
terstown, Finksburg, Westminster, New
Windsor, Union Bridge, Middleburg, Dou.
BILE Pipe Creek and Mechanicstown.
RETURNING,
Leave Union Bridge at 500 and T,lS A.
NJ. and 400 p. NJ.
Meehanicstown at Gas A. NJ. and 800
P. NJ.
Westminster at 5.35 and 7.5s A. NJ. and
4.24 p. NJ.
Stages connect at Glen Morris Station for
Hampstead and Manchester on arrival OF
$50 A. NJ. tain from Baltimore; at Mid
dlebure Station for Taneytown and at Dou.
bic Pipe Creek Station for Emmittsburg on
arrival same train.
An Express Car leaves Calvert Station,
Baltimore, daily, Except Sunday,) at $3.50
P. NJ. Light freight and parcels can come
by this ear if delivered before 800 p. NJ.
PASSENGER STATION. The Depot of N.
c. X. W. Freight Station Corner Centre
and North Streets.
Office of General Freight and Passenger
Agent, No. 1879 North Street
Office Of President and Superintendent,
No. "a North Street, Baltimore.
N. B.-A Ticket Office has been opened
at No. 0 North Calvert street, opposite
Barnum's Hotel. Tickets can be procured
at any time during the day at all points on
line Of Road. Baggage called for. checked
ard delivered upon application at this Office.
JOHN 7. RIGNEY,
may 4 Master of Transportation.