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WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON.
L. 81. FOULK. sir
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
and SHOES.
BOOTS AND SHOES

Having taken the entire interest in the old stand
formerly occupied by NICHOLSON & FOULK at lOl
West % Street Wilmington Del, and laid in large
stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
/ ivite the public to give me call Having spent
eleven years Ill the business feel assured eau please
Ill tastes.
All orders will sceiye my special attention.
L. II. FOULK,
1O2 WEST End STREET wa tn. Del
April
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NOTICE.
.QBERT C. LEWIS

NOTICE.
ROBERT C. LEWIS
NJ. EUPHEaiA TITUS Administrative AND OTHERS
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equity
May 31st 1872.
ORDERED, That the sale made and reported by Reuben
lianes Trustee for the sale Of Howard Titus deceased
Real Estate he ratified and confirmed unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown before the third
day of August next: provided, copy Of this Order be
inserted i'll some newspaper published in Elkton, once a
week for month before the End day of July next
The Report states the amount of sales be 81 $780,
DAVID SCOTT. Clerk.
True copy test, DAVID SCOTT,
June J., lSi2-lm Clerk.
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FERTILIZERS.
DERSICATOR,
ORPHANS, COURT.

TIME STATED MEETINGS of the Orph.s,~c.prt o.
l. Cecil county will be held the sectnd &c ESDAY
IN every month. Executors, Administrators and Guar
aans wanting their accounts stats4 viii please bring
In the vouchers o few days before Court.
GEuBEN D. LAMAR,
NOV ~, ioof-y Register.
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CHANGE OF HOURS.
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
B ALTIMORE RAILROAD
CARS LEAVE ELKTON,
Port Deposit Branch Railroad,

TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
Leave Port Deposit, $50 $50 and lilo AN, and 40
and 6.10 Pm.
1907.
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ADVERSELY MAKES STRANGE BEDFEL-
Lows.-The Richmond Wig, in 1859, pub
lished card offering SO, 500 each for the
heads of Greeley, Beecher, Philips &C.
The Advertiser now supports Greeley for
the Presidency.
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THE MARKETS.

CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY,
Elkt0n Markets.
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SOLID SILVER GOODS,

SOLID SILVER GOODS,
No House in Philadelphia New York presents greater
The Prices will always be as Low
First-Class Goods can be furnished as
A careful inspection Of the Goods, and
a rigid examination of Prices, is earn
estly invited.
All Solid Silver Ware will be sold as
low as TIFFANY & Co., and BALL.
BLACK & Co., of New York; BA1LY &
Co., of Philadelphia, or any other
House, having any reputation for hon.
esty and fair-dealing
tag EVERY ARTICLE WILL BE
GUARANTEED TO BE EXACTLY
AS REPRESENTED,
Call and examine these Goods before
purchasing.
THOS. Y. de NORMANDIE.
3O2 Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
May %. ls7o-Iy
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-03-23
Fusion Fusion.


Things do not promise to be "lovely"
for the friends Of fusioa at Cincinnati,
nor does ",he goose houk high" The
PoOs bird aads the upper currents Of
the political atmosphere too strong for
lis soarisgs. and 50 "aops right down"
to terra .fSma, ia very sad plight
Summer IS to preside, aud viii no doub;
shape the policy Of the Convention.
lie will have nothing to do, 10 says,
with the election Of any Democrat to
ofies.' of course he would not sup
port a Democrat evsa for Vice Presi
deaf Mr.. Greeley says, if there is to
be a .tses trasle plank introduced into
the platform, then "eouni ne out"
No Democrat is to be allowed to poke
his nose Inside Of the door. The con
vention is to be Republican, pure aud
simple IfGra,z Brown brings forward
plank about maifdry interference,
Samuer win set his foot on that, for it
strikes at the enforcement Of the Girl
rights bill. Senator Schurz will peer
through his spectacle, with wonder
aud amazement, and 6naly realize that
he is entirely outside Of the Republican
communion. TFumbull will be cha
griaed ii he 6nis that he has counted
his chickens before they were hatChed,
or rather, If he finds that the Cincio.
natl incubation eoua,ed him 4 "bad
egg, aud woali not hatch him. But
the "fusios" Democrats will be in the
saddesI plight Of all. Not allowed even
to enter the Convention, they will only
be permitted to stand at a distance aud
look on, aud hide their modification
aud confusion as best they may, at fiud-
iug themselves so unceremonioasly
snubbed, after all their dallianee and
eoquc,tinS. Aud the 6oings Of the
Cincinnati Convention, after all the
fuss ii has made, may, probably, be
summed up thu.;
The King of France with forty thousand
men
Marched up the bill and then marched
down again.
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A mass meeting Of German citizens
OF baltimore was recently held at the
Maryland Institute to petition the Leg.
stature to submit to vote Of the peo
pie the repeal Of the law enforcing the
observance Of the Sabbath. A counter
meeting vas subs aquenily held at the
same place, and a petition adverse To
the former one, sent to Annapolis.
The Germans are desirous Of intrvdu
cling here the customs of Continental
Europe There the beer gardens are
Kept open gu the Sabbath, and are
throasel with men, women aud chill
dren, aud the day is devoted to drink
ing, smoking aud music. These customs
Of their Pathcrland they desire to see
iuausufa,ed here, but they are not 10
accordance with American IDEAS Of pro.
Prieiy or American usage. From the
earliest settlement Of this eouatry the
Sabbath has been observed not only as
a DAY Of rest, bat as day sacred in its
character, and especially devoted to the
services, of the sanctuary. The customs
Of Continental Europe, which we have
referred to above are believed to be
in conflict with the Divine commend
-" Remember The .SaJJah aay 10 len
e holy" This command was given
under peculiar and imposing circum
stances. Il was uttered by the voice oil
God in the midst of thuuderings and
lishtDings, aud Of the thick cloud upon
Sinai, while the mountain smoked aud
'remblod. Shall the Divine command
thus giYen, be set aside for lheso Gus
toms Of the Germans As a legislator
We should trcmble to entertain the
thought.
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The Passive Policy.


A remarkable article appeared ia the
Washington Patriot of Thursday sign
ed "A Missourian,p under the above
caption. The gist of il is, that the
Democrats are not strong enough to
beat Grant; that even if,hey we're to
secure a majority Of the electoral col.
lege, the Radical majority ia Congress
inaamed by the passions engcsdered
By the canvass, aud maddened By de
feat, would throw out sufficient votes to
change the popular result" That il
the Democracy should succeed ia car
rying their Presidential ticket, aud a
hostile Congress should count all the
votes, We should have repetition Of
the spectacle Of Democratic President
and a RePablicaa Congress, and the
temptation would be irresistibleso tic the
hands Of the Executive 10 a more elTee.
tual manner than the haadI Of Presi
dent JohnsOa we're tied. That tbs
" mere handful Of Liberal" n Re.
publicsDs ret not come to the Demo,
Gratis, so the 1900 900 Democrats should
go 10 them. That fully "gwo thirds"
OF the Democrats "look to the passive
movement as offering the ouly hope OF
preserving the Constitution and reseu.
ing the country" That it is .,he duty
OF the Democratic leaders aud the trus
ted opponents and representatives Of
Democratic principles, not to guide their
followers Into last bitches, (" or the field
Of inevitable yet honorable defeat. +"
bu. to point out the way to escape con
iinued disaster" That there has been
quite enough Of "dyiug with face to the
foe" &C.
We have not room for anything more
than brief outline Of this remarkable
paper. 1t is enough, however, to show
our readers that there Is persistent
effort being made TO ,drn over the Dem-
Ocra,ic party into the hands Of the LIB
eraf Republicans"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-03-23
Political Afairs.


THE VOrEs OF THE SourH Musr BE
CoUNrgp -The Chicago Trijtmewarus
Grant agains, any attempt to play over
again the game which vas attempted ia
the last presidential election. when il
was decided tia, the electoral vote Of
Georgia should be thrown out il il would
Affect the result aud counted iii would
not. 1t says "ihe reconstruction hu-i
ness is AT an end let US hear nothing
Of rejecting the votes Of States a. the
next election as tina, OF Georgia was re-
jscted at the last election When the
votes Of the people aud the States are
cast. the attempt 10 SCI aside that YER
diet would raise a whirlwiud such as
no ordinary power could allay That
Grant would be willing TO risk reyo
luton rather than give up the position
which he has managed to make source
Of enormous profit To himself aud fami
Is, We have 20 doubt lie must be
overwhelmingly beaten. \ crushing
defeat will put an eud To al ideis Of
military usurpation and will restore tie
country to the peaceful sway OF civil
rule or &c more.
Tue DEMOCRATIC PosIrIoN The
Lawrence, Mass Sentinel says - Much
IS said and written about parties being
dead, and m ny are amt ugst the dead
Some milky philosophers would have
the Democracy surrender their orsani
1atIou and support some hybrid fnrma
iion which Shall be expressly fitted
without regard to principle, for defeat
ing the regular Radical organization
This cowlrdly policy will not obtain
Any politician Of ordinary penetration
must understand that negative position
OF great party is sure disiutcgratioa
aud death The Democratic party eau.
not be publicly disposed Of 10 h HIGHEST
Jaf,icr, but will sieray kerp hs Jaa6.
and siou,ly uhiattjn the integrity of
It's organizdioH-sustainiug tho weak.
inspiring the doubtful. aud cxpcllirr
the corrupi-ready to act with energy
decision aud effect Democrats want
10 passive policy no octorennrinn
poet or high tariff Greeley. but a good
square, heightened Democratic statesman
as their Presidential candidate. In spire
OF any possible occurrences there irifBc
Democrat u0t t1r Presi3,Ht IN 1872
y LITTLE PRUprNcE 1t occur, to
Us that ii the Democratic Journals Of
the country, which are at this time
giving 50 much attention to enlociyinu
Judge Davis, aud catering to ,hc whirns
OF a little lactioa, void Of strength and
national Importance. aud utterly with.
out organization I've mean the 10 called
Liberal Republicans and instead d..
vote their time aud attention to q caur
agln- aud rslying the Democratic hosts
Tor the ensuing canvass, they would be
comforting upon their party aud upon
Their country a lasting gralItudc. aud
favor that cannot but be ielt aud appre.
eiatcd by the people at large. When
we have spoken at all. we have labored
ie convince our political friends that
they are alured by an igaS Etsus
when they hang their hopes Of success,
IN the cumias Presidential election upon
the promises OF such a mythical and In.
material faction 49, fre, cTcksJury, Ia
Hrrrh
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ke-division Of the State into Congress.
sional Districts.

First Congressional Distriet-Wor.
cester, Wicomico, Somerset, Dorchester,
Talbot, Queen Anne's, Caroline aud
Kent counties.
Second Congressional District Ce,
ell, Hartford, Carroll, aud all Of Balti.
more county except the First aud Thir
teenth election districts.
Third Congressional Dis,ric.-Fron,
First to Ninth wards Of Baltimore city,
inclusive.
Fourth Congressional Distriot-rrom
Tenth 70 Twentieth wards of the city.
inclusive, except the Seventeenth ward
Fifth District-St. Mary's, Charles,
Calvert, Prince Georges, Anne Arun
del, Howard, First aud Thirteenth dis.
sricts Baltimore county, and Seven.
tenth Ward Of Baltimore city ooutisu.
Gus to Anne Arundel county.
Sixth Allegany, Washing.
ton, Frederick and Montgomery coun.
ties.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-03-23

MoRE INVESTIGATION in the u.
;. SENATE, last week, Mr. R!air offered
resolution appointing a committee Of
live to investigate the charges against
the Secretary Of the Navy, which was
adopted, Mr. Banks stating that Sir
hooeson sees no other way of rim7ira
ting himself Messrs. Blair, Sargent
Peters, Voorhees, aud Warren were an
pointed as the Committee.
The epitaph of this Administration
when written, will be-"Died Of hires
Gyatioa," Ii commenced the work Of
investigation to subserye its own ends
but had no idea that it was 'eutting a
stick with which its own head would
be broken" RetribuIiye justice though
slow is sure, aud tho Radicals will find
that investigation il more fatal disease
than even cereJro spihod nlsnisyitis
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-03-23
Grand May Party.


4 graud May Party is to take place
at Cincinnati on "May Day" 4 tall
pole is to be erected, significantly sur
mounted By wreath Of ARTIFICIAL flow
ers considerably the worse for wear, aud
hinge cluster Of "sour grapes" Around
this pole Messrs. Sumner, Greeley,
Trambull, Schurz, Cox, Gratz Brown,
Charles Francis Adams, ia omne genus.
are to joiu hands aud dance the May
Dance. Thea there will be "a flow OF
soul and feast Of reason" Mr.. Sumner
is TO preside aud be master Of ccremo.
uies. lie will add to the feast some cod
fish aud praties The farmer Of Cha.
paqua will furnish the lceks and onions
aud the strawberries, and Mr.. Sehnrz
the lager aud pretzels" That excel.
lent lady, Mrs Judge Davis, aspires "a
be crowned Queen of May but it is
supposed that the honor may possibly
fail to Mrs. Trumbull The disk.wnsh.
ipg is to be performed By the Labor
Reiormers aud the Fusion Democrats
but at respectful distance from these
"pinks' Of Republicauism, these polit.
zeal dimAns earyophA, these riolo
oioratds, Of the Republican pnrterre
A good time," generally, is antiei.
pated.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-03-23

The Washington Patriot is a joint
stock concern, under the charge of three
trustees, chosen by the stockholders,
viz:-Wm. II. Philip, Richard T. Mer.
rick, aud James G. MEG uirs, the FIRST
mentioned having the general editorial
supervision Of The paper. The Patriot
says it is a pronounced" Democrat.
We could wish it were little more so.
for il seems to US to be in the hands Of
"Passivism,' if not Of Liberal Repub.
licanlsm," for it advocates Republicans
rattle. than Democrats for the Presi-
dency.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-03-23
Notice 10 Teachers 4 District
School commissioners.

TRNlE Board OF County School Commits
Y sioncrs adopted y resolution 90 close
the Public Schools OF Carroll county for
this year ON tile 18th nay OF ArHti, but a
provision was inserted shat any Of the
Teachers hotiiHg certificate may have the
use OF the books IA their bands and OF the
School Houses belonging 10 the county, to
accommodate Subscription Schools during
the Summer Term, provided that such
Teachers SHALL at the close Of said summer
Term, make to this Board full reports In
the usual way, embracing the amount of
Book fee, received. and showing the con
diton Of the Books and all other school
property in their charge.
On retiring from Schools at ANY time,
the Teachers are required to turn orer to
their District School Boards, the trustees, }
all books, property, &c, received, and
from vhc m, and those then on hand and
their condition; taking receipts Cor the same
10 duplicate, leaving one copy thereof With
the Trustees and transmitting the other
copy to this office. A compliance with this
requirement is necessary 10 release the
Teacher from any losses and dcprecialons
that may have been sustained.
bzs- The County Teachers Association
Will Facet IN WESTMINSTER, on Friday, tAe
l-!h day If 4prii, and every Teacher is
expected 10 be present. A failure 10 Mt.
tend or 10 send communication. will be
unlavonbly construed by the Association:
and such neglect will, doubtIess operate to
the disadvantage Of the delinquent
fsc- he Board Of County School Com
miesloners will hold the next meeting on
Monday The I'D dag IF Aprii, nj which
time the School Report Of every Teacher
must be presented ia proper form, or post.
Ponemen, Of a settlement may result
by order Of the President,
J. ". NEWSoN, Secretary.
pD- The Pubic Examination Of Teach.
ers will probably he held early in June, OF
which due public notice will be given.
mar 23.2l,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-03-23

LEdIsLArIvE.-A bill to appoint
Weighers Of Grain in Baltimore, aud 10
provide for the weighing Of all grain
arriving in boats or ears, passed to a
third reading in the Senate on Tuesday.
The bill to charter the contemplated
Railroad from Washington to the Penn.
sylvania line, through Carroll county.
passed the House on the 18th instant
without dissenting voice. /, now goes
to the Senate.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-03-23
ShERlFFS LICENSE NOTIcv
No'ic' TO Merchants, Trad.
nnd Others. 1e"

4 IL persons and bodis,
"A, polite, ~ Carroll Count. , alo'l'e 0,
snail be exercising or purs,in, VINO are Or
ness, or shall be doing INV ac, : any busi.
sH'h be IN The occupation Of an ~ ssllus, OF
place for any purpose for wbic5! aGa's 0,
y made necessary BY the laws Of 4 license
renew the same, License, or
o1 Or ''iore @e Isl dag Of M,y 49,.
under the penalty prescribed by ~, -
tor The inlracion thereof SA'a laws
Those Interested are notified oe
loving requirements Of tue Licep,sa, 'ae ID.
TRADERS Licenses RI ave
to be paid by lradp Tor ia "s anola,
amount OF stock at the prinei" ,,lSa w lAe
sale TO be given under oath. /, =. Jason snson Of
II The applicants stock IN tad Sip''osi:
~. i ~, ,'I,''''' ''''''.,,........,S 10 -
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ENGLISH COTTAGE PIANO !
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.

A T the sale of the Household Goods,
n. Furniture, &c, Of the Rev. GEORGE
WATERMAN, at New Windsor, on
Saturday, lie 30M dag IF uarch, 1872,
at IL o'clock, NJ, will be offered beau il.
lul Seven Octave London made) CorTAGs
PlASo, in English Walnut, (Trcorde in
the Treble;) manufactured expressly for
Mr.. W, and imported by him three years
ago. rs these instruments are seldom
brought to this colnlry, the present offers
a rare opportunity for any who may wish
to possess hfst class Instrument OF Eng
lish make. mar 23.2t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-03-23
Building Association Notice.

Ill Officers, Directors and Siockhol
N ders teSccpt females aud minors Of
the Pleasant Valley Building Association Of
Carroll county. are required to attend the
Annual Meeting Of the Association, under
. penalty Of twenty FIVE cents, to be held At
Pleasant Valley School House, on SAruR.
DAY Evening THE 18th uAY or APRn. 1872.
at o'clock, when the Treas lrcr and Sec
retarys Reports will be read, giving a
statement OF the affairs of the Association.
and an Election will be held for President.
Vice. President, Treasurer, Secretary and
Directors to serve for the ensuing year.
j. WM. EARHART.
mar % Secretary.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-03-23

THE MARYLAND USioS.-n Now thai
The 1aryiasld Union is acknowledged by
friend and foe, "a live paper and the
leading Journal in Western Maryland"
Softly, softly, Mr.. Cole nothing de.
tracts from the merits of q journal more
than egotism. Nothing is more nausea.
ting. In what does .he Union take the
lead, and who are its foIlowersl Tell
US, Mr. Cole, for we are not Informed
upon these subjects.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-03-23

How is Tnis.-We now learn from
Washington that Judge Davis denies
that the correspondence in which he
was alleged to have accepted the Labor
Reform nomination for the Presidency
is genuine, aud announces that he can.
not endorse the platform constructed at
Columbus.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-03-23
Attention Farmers !
Attention!
Special Premium ~ he CarroH County
AgricuttWh ; ociety.

VENllE Society offers Premium Of 500
Il for the best Acre OF Corn raised in
Carroll county, this year.
The Terms Of Entry 10 DC as foiio,cs =
Each person proposing to compete for the
premium must notify the Secretary on or
before the i'ith day Of Mny next, and pay
to him at the time Of entering The sum Of
50, not less thnu (l0l ten persons to enter
TO make up the contest
IA" a Il entries above Ten will be M.
propriated by the Society as Second
Premium.
rt4A-For further particulars inquire Of or
address the Secretary.
49, AUG. SllRlVER, President.
WM a. McKELLIP, Secretary.
mar % If
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No license shall be granted to sell spr
ituoas or iermented liquors or lager heef,
M quantities not less Than n pint, for the
sum Of SIS 20, unless the person applying
therefor shall also obtain license 70 sell
goods, chaltels, wares and merchandise,
paying therefor the sum hercinbetore pre-
scribed, according to the amount Of The
stock IN trade.
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSES.
The license to be paid by the keepers Of
oysteg and eating houses is $50. 60 through
out the State.
Females vending millinery and other
small articles, whose stock is not over SOW,
pay a license OF 5000 only bit il over
that amount, they are required to pay The
same licenses rs other persons oath to Dc
made as 10 the amount of stock at the phh'
eipal season Of the year.
GEORGE n. FRINGER,
Sheriff of Carroll County.
N. BY instructions received from the
Treasury Department at the Clerk's Ofies
all persons applying Tor license Of say
kind, (exeepl maria &c licenses, which arc
the same as heretofore will hereafter hags
to pay the foe of fifty cents for issuing the
same, making a total OF sixty cents, al
stated above.
The fee of fifty cer IS has heretofore been
charged to he State.
GEORGE n. FRINGER,
Sheriff Of Carroll County.
mar 23.td
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-03-23

PICTORIAL poLIrIcs. = Ilarper's
Weekly, whose editor, Mr.. Curtis, is d
stip'ndiary Of the Administration, is
publishing its Nasty caricatures of the
Democrats and tn Liberal Kepubli
cans. Frank Leslie is performing like
service for the Democrats, aad is earl
caturing the RAIDS Grant aud his bull
pups are prominent figures ia these car
ioons, which are hushable enough, al
times, aud good for indigestion.
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NOTICE.

Those Of our Subscribers who change
their residence this SPring will ebligs
Us BY giving early notes Of the name
Of tie Post Office to which their paper
was sent, as well as the one to which
they hare removed
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-03-23

The Rhode Island Democratic State
Convention met on Wednesday and
nominated candidates for Governor aud
other State officers. Delegates were
chosen to the National Convention, u
one should De he'll. No resolutions we're
passed
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-03-23

BARNUM's CAuAvAS-Nsarly ull
the papers have heralded in advance the
coming Of Barnums Grand Msnaserie
and llippodrome. The reason is, that
Barnum has always been very attentive
to the press When Jenny Lind visit
cd this country, Barnum sent every
editor, within convenient distance, tick.
cts to her concerts The press now
reciprocatcs his kindness.