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Pacific Railroad Bonds.

The Baltimore Sun says /: "Some of
the newspapers are complaining that too
much capital is going from the Atlantic
seaboard cities into Western Railway
enterprises, which promise great deal
and realize very little. The Union Pa
cifc Railroad is given AS an instance.
This road is considered the best of these
Western undertakings. It was claimed
by many that il any would pay fran the
start it would be this favored line: bur
the San always indicated contrary
view, the sparseness OF the country
through which the great line must pas.
affording no loca! business, besides 9th
or drawbacks Its bonds were put on
the market at about par, aud its iucom.
es within year have sold at IS its
land grant bonds at IS, aud its stock Mt
As Only day or two ago, however.
the first mortgage bonds sold down to
SO; the income bonds to So the land
graut bonds TO SO, and the stock to II
WheR the road was building great din
was kept up as to its rapid progress,
great earnings. &c. all with the view OF
getting rapidly from the government its
bonds, and then selling its own at good
prices. The result is much as we ex
pected. Had the road, necessary aud
desirable as it was, been built on lie.
gitimatc basis it would have been we'll
cnough-as it is, spectators were "a
riched at the government expense, and
the government has itself to pay the in.
terest on the bonds which it issued to
the road"
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Estate Of Rt,cdrd Flyers, deceased
NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscri-
IN Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, letters Of Admin.
tration on the Personal Estate of
EDWARD MYERS,
late Of Carroll County, deceased All
persons having claims against said Estate
are hereby warned TO exhibit the same with
10 six months from this date, otherwise they
may be excluded from all benefit Of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested to
make immediate payment.
WILLIAM P. ANDERSON,
dec lot Administrator w. A.
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To Business Men.

In addition to our Liberty Job Press, we
have added large number Of new fonts of
fancy Job Type, to our former stock, aud
We are now prepared to print Yisitins Cards,
Wedding Cards, Business Cards, Tickets or
Cards of Invitation for Balls, Pic Mics or
Soeiables, Bill Heads, Circulars, Certi6.
Gates, Monthly Statements, Labels, Blanks
of every kinds, Letter Heads. &C., in as
fine style as can be produced anywhere.
Printing done in gold, bronze, or colored
inks, as cheap and as well as it eau be ione
in the cities.
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Esfate OF ,Jobn Pohe,.,s Jrc,o,e,J

Estate of John Robeyts, deceased.
yA'HIS is to give notice that ibe subscri
Il bers have abtaipe from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, in Maryland, let.
ters of Administration on toe personal es
tate Of
JOHN ROBERTS,
late of said county, deceased. AL persons
having claims against the deceased, are
hereby warnad to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated to
the subscribers on or before the first day of
July next; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefits of said estate.
Given under our hands this 18th day of
December, A, d. 1870,
DANIEL II. ROBERTS,
CHARLES b. ROBERTS,
dec l5-4t Administrators.
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Gen. john N. Watkins, q well known
citizen Of Md, died in Baltimore, on
Monday, in the S1st year of his age
Joseph B. Escayaille, President First
Branch City Council, died on Sunday
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and Hats ready made and made to order ia
the very latest styles and at the shortest
possible notice.
All the above mentioned goods will be
sold as cheap as they can be bought in Bal.
timore. Main Street, few doors west OF
Depot, at p. b. Mikesell's old stand.
nov "A
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Westminster RreNcry.


wHiisa E. Hatfield, lRpERED shls Ia
N dav Of <r0Iefn E&r
His Creditors. 1870, that WiIkem a
Hatfield, give notice 70 his creditors a13rssrs
and sareies that the Ind Monday 81 9Slressy
TO appear IN the Circuit Ceafl faf CarroIl
county, to answer such interro4Atortea u III
creditors, endorsers and snrriies may propose
o. nlleGe agsinst hin; and that COPY Of ina
order b. Published 10 some newspaper printed
in Carroll county. once a week fnr three $40
ccssive months prior ~ the said I'd Monday Il
February next, Is such notice-
Tests JNO. b. BOYLE
sep zz--3ms Cl~rk
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DEATH OF KIT BuRNs.-This we'll
known New York ruffian, dance house
proprietor, rat pit keeper aud dog & sht-
er. died at his den 10 Water street on
Monday night, December 10Th
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We are better prepared than ever to
print all kinds of sale bills or posters.
Pn the most reasonable terms and short
esi notice.
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In the District Court Of The United States
for the District Of Maryland, in Bank.
ruptcy, the matter Of Jarrett ,Shauck,
bankrupt.
nRDERED TIL: 9th day of December,
- 1870, that the sales made and reported
by William A, McKellip & Charles I. Ref.
snidcr, Assignccs Of jarrett Shauck, Bank.
rupt, in the above entitled cause. be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 4lh day
of January next provided copy of this
order be published in the Democratic Adro,
cate, newspaper printed in Carroll county,
Maryland, and the Baltimore american,
printed in Baltimore city, once in each of
four successive weeks before the said 9TH
day Of January, 1871.
The report states the amount Of sales TO
be Sl6,643.06.
WILLIAM F. GILES,
dec l3-4t Judge.
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California's product of Oranges, lem
ions, lines, figs, olives, almonds and ra-
sin grapes, this gear, is immense, but
Bananas, cocaa.pqts and dates don't
thrive.
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The Cumberland Cip;liaa strongly
Urges the cultivation of cranberries BY
fhe Inhabitants Of the Glades, in ALE.
gany county.
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Philadelphia is 20 milss long and 5
miles wide. IL is the greatest manu-
facturiog city 10 the world, not except
ing London. 80
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Watch Repairing.

NOTICE.-B. SEEBsLp. Swiss Watch Maker,
In (lately with +. A. wageuer,) would beg
he can be found at the Watch and Jewelry e.
tablishineDt OF Mr.. William Moore.
Special attention will be paid to Repairing
OF Watches, Clocks and Jeweiry in prompt
and efficient manner, and all work warranted
b. SEEBALD,
oct27 Watch Maker, Westminster, Md.
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NO. ll54 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
John j. Baumgartner and Charles +. Ref.
snider, VS. Jacob N. Houck and others.
NOTICE rs given this 9Th day OF Decem;
Der. 1870, 10 the creditors Of jacob
n. Houck, who we're such prior the 18th
day of August, 1870, to file their claims
properly proven and authenticated with the
Clerk Of this Court, on or before the nth
day of February next.
A. NEAL,
dec 15-4t Special Auditor.
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LOTS AT PRIVATE SALE.


YNHE undersigned will sell at Private
IL Sale, two lots Of laud, situated within
one mile Of the Washington Road, on the
warfieldsburg Road, and sdjoins the lands
of Henry Ditman and others, and contains
Is ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
one Acre is Timber, the balance nder cul.
,ivation, has been lined, and is well fenced
there is an Apple Orchard on it.
The other contains
10 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
situated on the Warfeldsburg Road, adjoins
the lands Of VIM. Stoner and others. About
Acres well set in Timber, has stream Of
running water, is well fenced, aud has
variety Of Peach Trees.
Both of these lots are well adapted for
country residences, are conveniently loca.
ted, aud viii be sold OF reasonable price.
For terms &C.. apply to
JEREMIAH l.. SHUEEY,
nov 3-f Morgan's Valley.
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l5O Acres of Land.

more or less, which was conveyed by An.
drew. j. Skidmore and wife, to the said
Stephen r. Gore, by Deed dated the 9th
OF March, 1855, and corded among the
Land Records Of Carroll county, in Iiber
j. .. y, No. IS, Folio 237, &c.
This properly lies on the Liberty Road
about miles from Freedom, Carroll Co.,
and is beautifully located; a turnpike road
is now building past # aud is completed
within about two or three miles of it.
Terms of Sale as prescribed by the De.
cree:-Oneth third Of the purchase money to
be paid cash on the day Of sale or GU the rati.
hca,ion thereof by the Court; one third in
one year, and the balance in two years from
the day of sale, with interest from the day
OF sale, TO be secured by the notes of the
purchaser with approved security.
JOHN SMITH.
JNO. L. SMITH,
N, BANN0N,
dec 22-ts Trustees,
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Great Bargains.

DRY GOODS AT COST AND LESS.
II. L. Honnn Co.
"IL sell their present stock Of Summer
w Goods OF all Kinds from now until Sep.
TENDER lst at cost and less for cash, In order
10 be ready for the fall trade. ~
aug4 H. L Noar.s 4 Co.
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SHEET MUSIC,
MUSIC BOOKS.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
and everything in the Musical line. Music
and Music Books sent to any address by
Mail, Tree of postage, on receipt Of cala-
logue price.
CHAS. b. BAYLY,
22l W. Baltimore, Street,
dec l5-3m Baltimore. Nd.
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ORGANS!

THE GEO. W. WOODS 4 cos.
DARL0R aud Vestry Organs. Equal.
l. If not superior to any Organ in the
world. Send for price list.
CHAS. Il BAYLY,
Sole Agent, 22l W. Baltimore St..
Baltimore, Md.
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A firm in Louisville has received an
order from France for 1000 casks
prime mess pork for use in the French
army
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE
Is PUBLISHED Every THURSDAY
By VIM. H. Vandsrford, Proprietor.

GT oFFICE-No. ., CARROLL Hall.
TERNs.-s2.pO per year To be- paid in advance
Single copies five cents. M subscription re-.
ceived for less than year.
f.+t ADVERTISING RArgs.
One square Of unes, will be inserted times
or less for one dollar, and % cts. for each sub
sequent insertion. One square mos $3.50;
mos. So; year IS. No advertisement in
serted for less than $780, Business Cards IS
per year, when not exceeding lines. When
the number Of insertions Is not marked, adyer-
tisements will be continued until forbid and
charged accordingly.
fo- Yearly advertisers must confne ad-
vertisements to their own business.
Obituaries and Communications Of personal
nature, five cents per line.
, Advertisements in which large number OF
figures are used will be charged rs cents per
squa,e extra.
Rule aud Figure Work will be charged
double price.
va All letters should be addressed to THE
DEAocRAric ADvocArg, Westminster, Md.
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PRIVATE SALE.

TNI1E undersigned. having removed to
Il Westminster, will sell his old residence,
OF The Deerpark Road, miles east of the
Deerpark Chapel, 4 ACRES with the i'm,
provements, or more land il desired
The above land is improved with q 1--WE
story DWELLING, Granary,
Meat House, Stable, Hen AAM-
House. and an excellent well
oil water in the yard. kszL
The four Acres are in Apples, Peaches,
Pears, Qainces, Grapes. and In fact oil the
fruit that a family can wish.
The above will be sold very low and on
reasonable terms.
1t is good opening for one wishing TO
keep store or for any mechanic.
For further particulars apply 10
A. J. WILHELM,
opposite Carroll. Hall, Westminster.
feb 2I,-tf
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TlIIS Company insures, on the mutual
Il plan, Buildings aud Personal Property
against Loss Or Damage by Fire. in all
parts Of the State. The entire profit re.
turned TO the Policy holders.
B. G. HARRIS, President
Board Of Directors:
Francis Neale, of Neale, Harris & Co.
$. II. Caughy, of Noah Walker 4 Co.
9. MeCully, Of Pomerait a McCul,Y.
Philip I. George, Of George 4 Jenkins.
B. G. Harris, late Of Neale. Harris Il Co.
Hon. George Brent, Court of Appeals.
George 7. jenkins, Charles county.
George Combs, St. Mary's county.
s. r: WATERS Agent for Carroll Co.
march 10. doc 23,-iy
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Wanted,

ToHN 1. 'RRIFsyIDER has on hand a
= large stock Of Bruseeil, 9 Ply, Ingram.
List and Rag Carpets. Oil Cloths, Queens.
ware, Sllver-pIa,ed Ware, House Keeping
nr,,cles, Looking Glasses, &c., for sale at
''a'u'nore prices. dec %
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IRVING COLLEGE
And Premises,
CARROLL co.
AT PUBIC SALE.


virtue oil power and authority con.
y famed IN Mortgage, executed by
l.ewis Z. Myerly and Hester v. Myerly his
VIE, to Jacob Reese, bearing date the path
Jay o. March, 1866, aud recorded among
me Heal Estate Mort.age Records Of Car.
roii county, IN Liber q. Il. W. No. 2, Folio
40 10, me Undersigned, Mortgage, will
sel' az fuOlic sale, on the premises, in
Manchester, Carroll county, Maryland, on
.SufurtYaV. he l4fh dim of .L,nuory
1870. nj o,c,ock H., na,.,,I. "a
desirable nronorty known as ''"''' ""'
IpyT>lc rof, 800" 40
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Agents Wanted

T0 sell the newly invented Mel can 4
j Hooper Improved Elastic Lock Stitch
Sewing Maehies, in the counties Of Carroll
aud Frederick, Nd. Rriee 5000
Apply to w. D. GROUSE,
dec 5sf Litllestown, Adams co . Pa.
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A II. shades Of Germantowu Wool. al
"a sep y Yiaqltha 4 san's
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Patrick !. ns''sy QsDg y a''.' u: 's
His Creditors 5hsf Psfs3tk Hhrlay rive
ties that tbe "a Monday 81 eBru6r2 S7ft
Is Eyed for the said Patrick Hurlev z SS,;;';1<
IN the Circsit Court foy Carroll coan{x N
answer such inteFrogAlofiea . BE Ell (o1
enuofsers and suretles mar propose 81 n
nracr % rue!Nhed ~ some neNspaper t1i1-
ted 10 Carroll county. once 4 week IL -
saccess,ye months prior 10 the said n Hoo-
Test JNo. 3. BOYLE. C(-vl
18-8m 81 y q r I
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GHoEs and Booss Of. all kind =
- low prices, at 2
sep22 II. {. Korrjs . 6 4 I
Or Piees. white sud osjereS IAN e
~ sale cheap, It Z; q
CARPETS, on Clo31, - =
Ma new stock fof z1l5 = :. =
my Jonx &. rs
fT1cKIxGs, II xidsks. 8
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NOTICE.

ENGLISH and American Grain and
IL Grass Scythes. Snaihs and Stones, for
sale at John 9. Reifsaide''s
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A Tet, 9, 10. II and l2l cents, as low
"A Is before the war, al
apt H. I. Nor7ie q cb's.
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A LARGE supply Of Laces, Jnconsl
"A Edgings and lusertings, In{snts W nist (.
just received from Philadelphia, al =
ap2l Ars. A. 4. 11n,slrons's.
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\ MILLINERY GOODS,
"a consisting Of Bonnets, Hats,
81 French and American Flowers.
a! Ribbons, Silks. Satins. Grapes.
n and everything usually kept IN
4 q first class Millinery Esiab.
\ lishmept, together with No
y tons Of all kinda. Bonnets
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MACK berry syrup
EoR piarrhqa nd Sdmmsr coihplainls
L use Herring sCo 1ioand Syrup Of Black
berry Rost Sqld BY A. u. Huber and
The Hickman courier., 1871-04-01
A Female Earoisf.

TIE editor of the Kansas City Neles
recently got peep at one of the women
faro BANKERS of Denver, and here is what
be has to say about her business
A woman went through on the Kansas
Pacific train last evening, that was point
ed out to us as one of the celebrated fe
male faro bankers of Denver.
She was dressed tastily and quietly in
a gray alpaca travelling suit, with gloves
and trimming of hat to match. She was
of medium stature, well formed, and not
more than "a or 35. Her face was not
at all an unpleasant one; must have been
very pretty some time, ere so many tell
tale lines were drawn upon it-ano what
is more unusual in women Of her class,
the complexion was good.
She was on her way back from St.
Louis, where she went ESQ our informant
stated to place young boy at school.
Their faro bank at Denver has been in
full blast for some time, and the two
proprietors were reaping as rich harvest
as their professional 'ssistern" of New
York, Woodruff Il Clafin. No fights
or disturbances Of any kind have ever
occurred at their rooms, and the women
conduct the game with all the suavity of
experienced professionals.
Several lights of the gambling frater-
nity of this city we're at the depot, and
seemed much interested in inquiring af-
ter her welfare.
Women minstrels-women gamblers
women counterfeiters Who protests
against lconsens S rights?
The Hickman courier., 1871-04-01
4. 8. Arnoid.

1t will be seen from another column
that Mr.. A. s. Arnold is candidate for
the Legislature in the counties of Hick-
man and Fulton; and it affords US pleas
ure to notice his claims. Mr.. Arnold is
gentlemen of vigorous mind, excellent
judgment and has practical fund of in
formation, which is far preferable to more
shining, but less substantial accomplish
ments, and which eminently qualify him
for the position to which he aspires.
Such men are valuable in any commu
nifty, and they can not occupy position
where their good sense and practical judg
ment can be rendered moro useful to the
community in which they live, than ia
the Legislature. Should Mr. Arnold be
elected, We predict be will make faith
full, efficient and able representative of the
counties of Hickman and Fulton
Kenfackian.
The Hickman courier., 1871-04-01
Purchase Bottle and carefully read direc-
tions.

DCCHU IS A STIMULANT, and of itself
Id may fail TO effect a cure, but Buchu,
when scientifically combined with Bromide
of Potassium and other ingredients, pro-
duces sedative effect, and causes healthy
action, thus increasing the powers Of diges-
tion, allaying irritation, reducing all un-
natural sweiiings, stopping pain and infam-
nation, and causing the repairs and nutri-
ments in the human body 70 be greater than
the wastes, thus preventing decomposition
and decay, and gives nourishnient, health
and vigor to the system
Ny Buchu is good for 81 diseases arising
from excesses; such as Weakness, and Pain
in the Back and Legs. Trembling in the re-
gion of the Heart. Weak Nerves, Pallid
Countenance, Dryness of the Skin, Scrofnla'
Syphilis, in its many forms, Ulcers, and
Tumors.
II your system is affected by any Of the
above symptoms and diseases, relief Is at
hand. Gets bottle ofmy Buchu and Bro
mide of Potassium at once and you may re-
ly on being cured.
know just what say. MY record as a
Componnder Of Medicine is second TO no man
in the Southwest.
Twenty-Five or thirty years ago, as my
fellow-citizens know full we'll found me be
hind the prescription counter in the city in
which now dwell; have cured more peo-
pie Of various diseases than all the physi-
SAHiAo IN A@OAiof4tAt put totsttitcA
edly, for every single patient that any
louisville physician has have hundred
! am no upstsrt of yesterday. My Medi-
cines are q success great success LOUIS
Vile is not large enough for me TO have
l monopolize the Wholesale
Patent Medicine Trade here. One and an
other has tried, by copying after me here
in louisville, 10 compete with me, but, one
after another, their guns have been siieneed,
and their efforts have been abortive.
Ny Medicines are good and answer the
is the secret of my success.
My reputation as eompounder Of good, res
liabls articles is fully esta blished.
believe my Buchu and Bromide of Po-
tRssium is the best article now in the mar
ket for the cure Of all diseases of the urinary
or genito-unrinary organs, such as Noctur-
nal Incontinence, Irritability OF the Bladder
aud Urethra, Inflammation of the Pelvis
Of the Kidney, and ali that class Of diseases
Buy dollar bottle and be cured. Use as
per directions in oil cases.
JOHN BULL, " D.
Manufacturer and vender Of the
CELEBRATED
The Hickman courier., 1871-04-01

Isfss.s:.Sss sss.s 4s.ss ss sassss...s. .sss.Tss


In the Canadian House of ASSEMBLY,
some time since, they had quite aspiritsd
debate on the bill to prohibit orinolirs.
introduced by Dir. Aikense We pub
lish few Of the most brilliant psssseas.
DIR. Drummond wss an ardent admifrr
of hoops from childhood. He was born
With love Of hoops. Wheo he was
child Of tender growth, he used 70 .runt!s
bis hoop, all unconscious Of the fate a lt
was in store for him. Later in life 'Ilo
swallowed ring, which resulted il
whooping cough, and even now the sight
Of au empty hOgshcad brought tears into
his eyes.
Mr.. Brown complsined that Il was i'm
possible now to choose a wife, since her
defects were so hidden by hoops and ta-
veloped in crinoline that the nakod--
Speaker--Order.
Dir. 3rowu--Mr. Speaker
sPeaker-The honorable gentIsuan Ia
ont of. order. ~. =. &. -,
Mr. Brown-But Mr. Speaker. sLs
naked
Speaker-Hold your tongue, sir.
Mr.. Brown--The naked
Speaker--UpOn my soul, Brown, a.
tcutr, VI A IL uabc IVQ dIfckltOs
Mr.. Brown-Pernit me to explain,
Mr. Speaker. When said the naked
Speaker (yeIling)-Clear the galleries
of ladies, Mr.. Sergeant.
Mr.. Brown-fn the name OF the seven
teen graces and fifteen muses., Mr.. Spenk-
er let me apologize; only meant to eay
that hoops and crinoline had reached 70
such a rotundity that il was impossible
TO arrive at the naked
Speaker (frantically)-Desth and blno
devils! Stop, or I'll brain you With the
mace. Consider the impropriety Of.
Brown (wildly)-Truth truth truthl
Naked truth was what / was going 10
say.
Mr.. Dunbar Ross understood his hon
orable friend to say that the people could
not pass along the streets without being
assaulted BY highwaymen Now. surely,
tario could not but be aware that tho
character of every member Of the House
was affected by such dam
Mr. Talbot objected TO such unpaflia-
mentary language.
Dir. Ross protested against Interrupt
ton. He was going to say dam
Mr.. Cameron-The honorable member
should not swear in that dreadful man
ner.
Mr.. Ross-Wssn't doing anythisg Of
the kind, but would be tempted TO do so
if not allowed to finish his sentence
but such dam order, order dam
Confusion ]--he would repeat it---bJ
such dam--Itremendous uproar.]
Mr.. Wright stood up and moved amid
the widest confusion, that Mr.. Ross be
expelled from the House for such awful
language.
Mr. Ross (black iu the facet exclaimed
that damaging statements was all chat
he meant TO say when he was interrupt
ed by fool.
Mr.. Talbot-Who's a fool7
Mr.. Roas--F oOiixhncss--
Mr.. Cameron--Who'sa an ass
Mr. Ross (wildly)-Foolish assertions
of profanity.