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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-28

The other two mentioned avenues Of
Escape %sS from The ctamped limits Of North
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70 % winch one or the other must inevita.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-28

AcoSsTAsT dropping will weasa rock.
Keep dropping your advertisements on
the public and they will soon melt under
II Ike rock salt,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-15
Baltimore Lock Hospital.
y here may 0s obi aimed the most csraaa
ss's edy, Llsa.a"e a"d only ensci"al rss'
eds Ia he world for all

~. sdy. tis...". ..d only .G.c,"al res" |
suS im shs world for all |
DISEASES or IMPkUDENcE
se~suss.O she BAcl L,no.. s.iesa,-s. Aa.c'0ss
ncy, usnss. D~O,Iny. N.vousn-.a D,sp+r.", %suo'
S !s..s 81 90 as. ., .a
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.ris.ss iIo soiIai A.ot.oi ,oa.n.Ee.rr Ana sois.i
NOR. s. :. :h. mi. I'M ''ns a NO.
I.ns hopes OF 81 iIsipt,o"s rendering ust'sgsAs"i
,ssibis. -
s.pecAkiy Tho nave th~ s,ctms OF solrary VIZ
70 Al unIusy srav. ou.auds oi Yourg OF tn.
IArd ...n.. .nd o,,!l,.. ....l.e. .ne M %.sa. 9TH
II eloe usucs Or wassa 80 ca
MAKn.AuE.
:. Pss:s. ws',s.:.. t.Y'. rISe. I've f..sr
SFssnss. Nervous Denny, orAny o,h. D-q uAi,ucao
H~ VII. piHc.. himself under snse.r+ SiDI. j. m., f.
rely upon Ills sxtl - phvsc'AE.
I's4 VkHANiU WEAKNESS
.wvd,alely cured .ud tli sigvI est,reu.
rA. d'ssf.s. .nse.,on nen mus Isi,i' n'eiaIeAu
atrrysr 10 uIgne~s 7, uLs psrson. apt
AZ as.c.. su.. may .s.Ss Nov. ~. hat 4uarrs..nas
JET vii srs.sna sod..5 .nA. "a. pow.'o' proer-..
me r-ua..ti ss.,1s ,s,1gaepr,so ~ &c. ps..ure.
,ug~a, .ns Pnys,cA. Asnss Functons w~AA-u.s
ap.laou Hssr., ndis~stioL Constitutions Dso
y wasting sss fraus, oeugi cossnnpsloh Dec.
| \ CUBE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
| ke,.s5 !. S.x H~u,s' No Aereu,yi
P.r~osa .at..I o. I0a0raai, TrsHsng retena<rs
| .ns~ o..at. i",~oss. sAVsld upptv t~,nediatetv.
! uR. JoANsToN.
A.ul- -. ~ College of Surgeons, Lon don, Ora.
tA,-o. ts" a.oi nose iits n~s oesD srsns !,
.s ssrsstsd ,,la nc most s.ton.hisg wsr
snown; M. ~n n shs head I .n
len ,oasaiunsss with frequent blushing,
olae.nss with arrangement Of mind, we're cui.o mms
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DfJ addresses all those wsen.vs injured .h.mssv..
oody mud .unasunt thsm torsthsI husrsss. s,pa
Tas.. .r. sons Of the rsl.ncbol, effects pr.
oy a.s'.s W " Ioush 9, the b.e
1uscai.r Power Pap...ies o III. Heart. Dyspepsia S+
=, ,sh. nss.',s function
MxsrALL1-Ths e.r'u effects OF sh~ mind are much
cs.russ. Love Of dolituds. Tnidi'y Ac sons OF Il
Thou.au de- OF psrson Al sgsscan Judge what
':, :.
lar Appearance sbous the eyes. Cough. and sympsons
YOUNG MEN
Who nave injured themselves BY certain practice,
iulgsd ~ vhsn alone nAbis frsous ' .aa+d from =
felt, wheG ssl-sp, md, II sot cured,
rAs- mpo..ol. snd dsssroysbo'h mind asd bed, ~hos
| <pJly immeiiate.,
| Wnss pity snai youag she hope his counsI
ne prde his should be anatched from ell pro
and suoym-ns. of ht+ By me coAsequencs OF dew
ing the pAth Of nature, and iDdulgine
creI hAb'l. Such before mpiatips
MARRIAGE.
R.a.c, that sound min .nd body are the moo. NEG,
rsQustss 10 promote bappirsss. lDd~s
the journey through ~. beeomes
vr,maQ. prosp nourly darksas he the
B." ",.s shadowed despair allied me me Ii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-15
DISEASE OF IMPRuDENCE.

Vhsa shs mtsSstasd add adtnpruasstvo,ary Of r,sasn.
thas hs sht sssds the dtssase
]. on happen. sAs. an !-ttu.d rsLst OF shame o.
itrsa Of A,ecoSsry him rOn those
from sduca,on rssp<csAblIy lone bstr<Dd him.
dssvtss hord ais
MAXI ssch ulceisiSd
is.ss~d poss, s.ufpai pAsstn she head mhs
osss .gh. dsafnsss 6dtsob the shin bones and
botch.S on ~xsrstss Will
fshsfui pslss NE mouth or tAe
the shs victim othis wui
b.conss horra eejsct demonstration s death puts
osod Bic dreaaul .uesrngs sending him 8 that
NisA NRLA HcHoLy FACT shst sheasa.. ~ tail v,cfns
dsse sho ~ sbe use OF that DEADLY POL
sON, NRRCUkv, ruln Sne eepsslsutioh and make
Aks
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-15
segcsAL NOTICES.
Testimony Of q Prominent physi'
1CIan.


Testimony Of S,Prom'nsns Pnys'-
During the past eight years have hsd frequent
mites of witnessing the effect OF MisHiSR
lsRp BrrrrRs upon persons suffering from Dyercp
n. loss OF Ne, vous Engergy. Sexual Weakness. ID
rrhea. &c I have known it to prove SUCCESSFUL in
many eases where Alopathc. HOMEOPATHIC ana
lyd opatbic treatm ant had failed. still continue
o use it In such com mplaintswi uniform SUCCESS
md have no hestancy in pronouncing it the most
.cacious edy yet discovered for diseases arising
rom n disordered Stomach. Liver, Kidneys or Bow
els. Yours. very truly.
Z BAKER NJ. D..
P.O. Box l96, Lancaster. Pa.
ON MARRIAGE.
Ileppy Relief for Y"umg Men frow the
effects uf Errors anu. Abu-e IA earl. me MN
hood restored. Nervous deiiity cured. lnp'o.'
nents 70 Marriage removed New m-thon OF treat,
m.pt. New ard RI emavkahls remedies. BooSs ana
Circulars sent free. N seaiei ,nyslrpes;,
address now ARD ASSOCIATION. No. SCUM
y;r,h 81 rhiI ,delrhia ia. anis 3m
HANDSOME M0l>rACuE:
MoUsTAcHE. pRoF +; cf0iN,S TDl Gs.t rKENiiks Ai
Tal sK kRs. riAnt MoUSTAtLE or Whls-
kERS on the sn"uthrst face
Plc,,an, to us". sent To any ad-
drrss q r. ce,pt "f Fifty Cents.
Il l. BOND. CilEMISr.
NE; Cor. Ten and Chestnut strset'' fo''"'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-15
omSs z South Frederick Street.

Left hau1 ssaAs Baimorsssresss from
Ihs Fail noS 20 observe and mum bsr.
No i~sssss iscsiveo unisss poe. paid and conaia.e
sAInp he used the re,I eersens WTiNng should
age aad ssnd portion embarrassment Describing
symutouns ~saa-'-
Dr. job doeDs necessary especially 20 these
Vih hls TspUstiob that his Credsnsas
Dplnmas always eang ~ nis0~e
INSORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The shousanos asthis within
hs las. sw~ay and he pos'srt suTs,cs
OpssAsse. ps evmed b DR. Je' ~rs b. tire
portsn Of fssA and other papers o0ess oi Whef
hav. pssrsd eaais ~" sgA hs,os ths public o..,dst
ssasdtng gentleman Of ID responsibility lea
va0ssit gaassA'seess aoseseA. ~
| BxIN DlSxAs1 0pEIDILy CURED.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-15
Putting the Lance into then.
Opening Fresh Wounds and Prob
ing Olu sores.

The Commercial IN Its Issue of Thursday even
ing holds up the names OF several kaaical gentle
men for Congress. Among them is that OF Our
young and promising townsman. Mr.. Bird, VINO
we zee, is to take the roslrum with the ..leainad
negroes" to plead tor Grants decaying to-
night at the Institute. But the Commercial cvi-
IDENTIFY intended to try the experiment Of impaihng
each one of these gentlemen before it let HIM
down. We quote its words
"Besides Mir. Head. there is also Mr. Bird, of
this city, who has made several thousands more
out oi his Office Register OF the bankrupt peo-
pie, than he would at Washington, the latter city
being lar more exiravuKant place to live III than
our own good honest, industrious city. Then
there IL Major Lohsnd. OF Kent county, whose
nomination VII, suit his friends very well ii 1t
dses not interfere with the prospects Tor Cover
NOR, o. that excellent and amlable disciple OF E.
euiapius, DR.. jump, OF Dover We might say OF
the Major, too, that his experience us Paymaster
In thu Amy was more profitable than "A campaign
Tor Congr-ss wouiI be, but doubtless he Is wei
aware " that TACT"
Mr.. Pickes has been placed at the head OF the
pTty as the chairman Of the Executive Commit.
tie and the Commercial probes the ..o,d sore" at
oucs by putting IN the following significant pro-
viso in referring to the prospect of the Radicals
eau ling the State, which it knows is out of the
question:
provided the Republican machine is managed
with the most moderate share OF prudence, fair
ness, ana common-sense"
Now, it is very easy after the defeat is suffered
IN November to refer to the want Of prudence
fairness and common sense" Just as the CONNER.
ess! now does to the last campaign when 1t says
it, party must "eschew all mere cliqneism, such
~ d,sgusted and angered oue-hAlt the New Castle
County delegates at the Dover Repubncan Con.
vsntion. That sort Of thing will throw away al
the easnces, end President Grants cause deserve.
better treatment"
Dr.. Jump may make the most Of that tilt q
his desire to secure the nomination for Governor
is brought up now to kill hun Of in the Cou
OCCASIONAL race.
We Il" nor pretend to know who the Comxe,cia
10 clearing the congressional track. for. but 1t svl
IDENTIFY attempts TO brush away all opposition 10
70 ne ssprant OF whose election it has more hope
than thoss named. ant to do this refers to the Off
~ which n.o,l Ct thoss named have already held
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-15
SrLvA|" SPRINGS !

This pleasant place Of resort has been ;a,s ns' u
up for the reception Of individual vlsl.oai, .,ou,
and social parties. Ample, xcc"T%mo%%'Iss xTls% Iss|
dancing have been made. and Lee ,el; yi'dd 70 ~
may desire them. No Intoxicating liquor II, J,
sold on the ground. Hs viii also cont,ou ,.bsr|
lar stand At second and Market streets ii q
above named summer ln1yrie. ma, aSS,9,h W and 01
streets. where hS will bs pleeetd to ~ 7, .a5 q
rissIs sea ths public sssssaaly.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-15
MARRIAGE,

Reflect that - sound min body the most n~ces
sar, rso uis.ss promote happr lpd~sd
without the journey through life becomes weary pill
grmae- the noIry 90 the mind
eholy rsoscsoa that shs sappisessst another ehts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-15

Who injured thsmssives BY certain practice,
iugsd when alone, habit eopei tly learned f"m ev
ompshi"ns or ~ sch"o 'he effects OF which are night
felt wheE ss-sp, snd, rot cured.
ag- mpos.ple and destroy. both mind ~hos,o
<pply immediate,
Wnss pity tnsi . youag she hope o. his counus
ne pride his should bsanached from ell pro
pecss Of hfe By Consequence OF deva-
ing the pAth Of nature, and iDdulRinR
hAbt. such ,ere0ns before contemE .Atins
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-15
Furniture ana venltlan Bllnds,
&J, N HARMAN

No. .llOKING STREET. WILMINGTON, DEL.
Avv We respectfully in:Urm the citizens Of
Wilmington snd the surrounding country,
u. that We continue to inanufacturr and keen
3ES on hand 1t our large and lonE established
warerooms. Furn'ture Of every aristy and style,
consisting Of Mahogany Rosewood and Walnut
chamber uses. A.- -
Our assortment ofRurniturs IL % large andvaried
o. can bs found iu aud oil articles sold ut
our establishment are warranted ~ represented.
venitiab Blinds OF the most fashionsble designs
made to order and kept const.Dtly oD hand. We
Sortmsst offs Sprins. Hair Moss and Husk Mattress
o.. j. IL. N. HARTMAN
tnl =#g Al0 Kline street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-15
New BOOKS
E.. S. r. BUTLER'S.
Book, Newspaper and Stationery Store,
NJ. 42Q Market street.

A. G. IrCHELL, s.+sa
TCARPENTER AND BUILDER.
suOP-2lO ORANos SrsEEr.
HDU E-,O' Wesr tn S1l 8r.
WILMINGTON. D L.
wors.dons with despatch and. "a. iah 'icn er af
teed. ~pS-1 In
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-12-21

\ PROTESTANT episcopal CONVENT
IN BALTmORE-Three ladies' of the Pro
testant Episcopal Order Of All Saints, ar
rived in Baltimore, from England, on Fri
day, the 18th inst. for the purpose of
founding Convent of the Order in Balti-
more. Ii will be located on the corner of
Bolton and Preston streets, for the pres
ent Sister Helen, the eldest of the three
will be the principal She Is the daughter
Of Capt Rowden, of the Royal Navy Of
England, and is already distinguished in
Loadon for her acts of devotion to the
poor, the sick and the suffering. Sis
ter Helen followed IN the bloody path Of
the Franeo-Pr war, beginning at the
great battle of saarbruck.
The order Of the Sisters of All Saints
has not been established more than dozen
yeaE, being the second one within the
fold of the English Church. Its home i
in Marguerite street. London. Ii has thus
far, it Is believed, been eatirely supported
BY the generosity of private individuals
who are interested in its welfare. Ii
principal object IS that of ministering tC
the sick and ti.s destitute, and the system
Of nursing followed By the sisters Is prob
ably the best and most iatsIligent eyel
used.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-12-21
DIED.

At the Almshouse, on Monday night, Mrs.
Wolf formerly OF Myers District, aged about
Is wears
In Manchester. on the oh instant, Nelson
Greenbury, youngest son Of Edward and Julia
Ousler, aged II months
Our little Nelson sleeps calmly now.
Adorned with sweetest flowers
bat death Is on his snowy brow,
And he's no longer ours.
The Saviour called him to his home,
In the bright realms above;
That he might ever with Angels roam.
In purity and love.
Those little eyes will beam no morn.
That angelic mouth is still
He's little feet arr OF the floor,
Aud smile he never will.
10 earth W. must thy form consign.
Though hard the parting he,
Oar comfort is that Heaven Is thine,
And We may go to thee. H.EN.
At his residence, in Cranberry Valley. on the
18th instant, Abraham shafer aged 70 years
month and ~ days
At Union Mills, on the morning of the 9Th
instant, Porcia A., daughter Of Jacob and
Rachel Wolfe, aged II wears, . months and 3
days.
At Port Deposit, Nd, on the 18th Of De.
cember, James Touehstone, Esq.
In this county, on the 10Th inst. l.itheann.
daughter Of William and Mary Ann Baum,
aged months and - days
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-12-21
MARRIED.

On the l2ih instant at 81, PNafs Reformed
parsonRze. by Rev. W. c. Cremer, NJ. Silas
Nj Bish aud Miss NJ, Agnes Crosl, all Of
Carroll county.
On the 10Th instant, at the residence OF The
brides mother, IN Franklin District, BY Elder
William Il. Franklin, Mr. Milton H. Penn
and Miss MARY {. Grimes, al 81 this county.
On the l2th instant, by Elder Solomon
Stouer, Mr.. Andrew Fresh and Miss Susie
Alice Masoaheimer all Of this county
In littcst0wn, on the sth instant, by Rev.
VI. J. Alleman, Mr.. y. II. X. Leppo aud Miss
Ann Eliza Myers, both Of this county,
ON the same day, BY the same, Mr., William
r. Mundorf, Of Adams county, Pa, and Miss
Laura T.. Hesson, Of this county.
On the l0th Of December, by Elder j.
Grafton, at Black Rock Church, Baltimore
county, Nd, Randolph lilmAn, formerly of
Baltimore and Carroll counties, and Miss
Emma e. Dearborn, Of Adams county, Pu.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-12-21

H. v Redheld, the Washington cores
pondent Of the Cincinnati C5mM.srciai,
has been having talk with senator
Sehurz We give the following extract
from Mr.. Redfeld's report q the inter.
view
We got around TO politics AFTER awhile.
Speaking Of the Liberal campaign. he said
The nomination OF Mr. Greeley At Cincin.
natl was very unfortunate. Under the cir,
camsfanees il was about as bad a one as could
have been made. Adams vas the mAn for the
place. We could have elected him, or come
70 near il that We would now have a party OF
such strength and eompactness as 10 insure
success the next time As Il is We are put
back four years-jast four Years. We viii
have 20 begin in 1876 where We lefi off in 1872.
But the Liberal principle will succeed.
The contest, however, has not been barren
Of results. II has played oct the Democracy
as a party. TAis Is veil The people Sill
not elect man TO the Presidency who wears
the Democratic label. The party, as party.
can not hope TO come to power under that
name. They mus; take departure 50 vide
n TO leave the name behind
The Grant majority in Congress is so large
and strong that they viii fall into quarrels be-
fore the end Of the term. They think that
they are backed by such majori6es that they
can afford TO have an occasional now among
themselves. But their strength ia Congress
Is cut Of proportioI 10 their strength else
where. They have not so much Of majority
Of the people al their backs a. they think 4
fair vote all over the United States, taken
without perplexing side issues, would show
this Grant partys majority 10 be decidedly
small, i, indeed, il has majority at all.
Mr.. SchurH was displeased and disap-
pointed at the result Of the Cincinnati
Convention. But he extracts some com
fort from the idea that it played out the
Democratic party. He win be disAp-
pointed again, in his political calculations,
The Democratic party Is not played out,
and don't intend to play out, II win deal
the cards itself, next time take all the
honors and tricks, and Of course win the
game. Liberal Republicanism may take
a hand, if ii win, but whether il viii or
not, the Democratic party mean to win
OF this Mr. SchurE and all other Liberal
Republicans may be assured.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-12-21
The Advocate.

We give below two more extracts from
our contemporaries in relation to our re-
cent enlargement and improvement, which
have come to hand since our previous pub
locations. We publish these notices for a
twO-fOld purpose, Pirst, as an aeknow-
ledgmenl of the courtesy Of our editorial
brethren. Secondly, to show a certain
class of readers, who lack appreciation Of
our efforts To furnish frst-elass paper,
what newspaper men think about it--men
who have experience in newspaper affairs,
aud know what it is to get up gOOd-look-
ing, well-hlled, readable paper
NEvsRAPER INPRoyKNESr.-W omitted in
our last issue to notice the marked improve
ment in the Westminster Adrocate, owing TO
an extra amount OF hurried work in the office
al the time Bot as the old saying goes. 1T
is never too late to do good, We shall apply
the adage in this case. The advocate is nov
one Of the neaiest aud best printed papers in
Maryland. Il has been improved with new
| type and trimmings, besides enlarged to a
thirty column sheet. Thisceriainly shows
an evidence of prosperity and energy on the
part Of the publishers. We can truly say, it
is second to no county paper in the State, in
It's typographical and mechanical appearance.
Il Is certainly i've paper, and one up with
the times. Maryland Republicans.
The DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE, published at
Westminster Carroll county. Nd has been
enlarged and is printed on new tvpe. Mr..
ChAs. II. Vanderford, late ofthe Middletown
del. Transcript, has united with his brother.
VIM. H., IN its Publication. These gentlemen
are sons OF that esteemed veteran journalist.
Henry Nanderford, Esq, who first .sssnck
type. we believe, in Eastoa. and is stilI known
TO many of our older citizens. We wish our
young friends abundant success, and they ar.
taking the best means to secure it, By giving
the public good paper.rEastoR Journal.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-12-21

DESPERATE HoMIcIDE.--In New York,
on Monday night last at I o'clock. John
Simmons and Nicholas H. Duryea, we'll
known lottery dealers, engaged In a des-
perate struggle in front Of restaurant on
Liberty street. sfsasaons succeeded in
throwing Duryea, and thea stabbed him
repeatedly with a dirk, causing slG.ost
instant death. Simmons, after the hOmi.
eide, took Fefuge in a neighboring saloon,
where be was syscsted soon afterwards
but in getting away he fsll fracturing one
ofthe lower bones Of his ankle. Simmons
and he body Of his victim we're brosahi
TO the police station, where SIMMONS re-
fused TO make apy settlement when inter
rogated BY the officer in ctaryze Or Tues.
dsy mosRing crowds Of people stood spupd
the pod u f,pzsp blood where tbe eourba-
tanss struggled
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-12-21
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

TmNGs ~ GrSntL---Shop-keep and
vendors generally Of things that deligh, the
eve and please the taste, have been basy il
fixing ups and a rAmhle down Main street,
where At every step the pretty show windows
filled with Christmas concomitants meets the
eye, makes one feel that Christmas Is here.
Since the adjournment Of Court, which au.
gust body declared that a dog was worth $40
and which cost about 500 more % reach said
decision, the harrisiers have DOTTED their
''siOre-ciothes" and cannot nos he distin
guished from other folks
Improvements are sin going on IN West
minister. The pavemenis. which are not the
best IN the world, have been relaid in some
places, and few houses arr in the course Of
erection, while others are being remodelled.
The Sabbath Schools connected with the
various Churches Of this place, are preparing
for the celebration Of Christmas. At ST Paul !
Reformed Church there viii be representa-.
ton Of Bethlehem, the Star IN the East, a
grotto, camels, palm trees, the wise men, the
celestial yisitants, etc, etc. The children Of
the Sabbath School. assisted hy their teachers,
Will unite ia choral exercises.
An Oyster Supper will he girea for fifty
eenisl on the Slst instant, a, the parochial
School House Of 81 Johns Catholic Church.
Of this city.
The Farmers Club Of this District was not
organized ON Saturday last, The farmers arr
all satisfied with what they know about
farming.
he "hog.guessing' as Wheeler $ on Sat.
urday, attracted quite a crowd. The guessing
I was upon the weigh, pf the Aims House pork
ens, - in number. Fifty cents was the price
Of guess, and thirty-two ayailed themselves
I Of the opportunity, and the pool was worth
Sic, The hogs weighed g,ila pounds and
I two geutlemeu--John Kerlinger and Jesse
+ Lemon-came within six pounds ofthe weight,
( guessing e.'5o, and divided the spoil between
them.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-12-21

The ADVOCATE, to-day, is filed with an
unusual variety Of good things. On the
first page Is beautiful piece of poetry, by
the accomplished Gen d. Prentice; then
follows story, entitled christmas Eve"
suitable to the season, together with a
choice variety Of poetry and miscellaneous
articles. On the fourth page Is beauti-
ful poem which we commend to parents !;
useful information for the farmer, and
side-splitting wit and humor. On the in
side pages win be found the latest and
most interesting news, both local and gen
eral. together with marriages, deaths and
markets, making it decidedly the best
country paper in the State. 1t would
make an excellent Christmas gift, either
for some absent friend or relative out Of
the State, or nearer home
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-12-21
DEArn or JAMES TorcnsToyr. y,

DEATn or JAMES ToucHsToxE. ESQ
This gentleman. well known in this State.
died at his residence in Port Deposit, on
Saturday last Mr.. Touehstone represent
ed Cecil county ip the House of Delegates,
a few years since He was man Of very
decided political convictions, earnest. hon
est and straightforward, taking an active
part in public affairs, and welding a most
trenehant pen He pursued with industry
his business Of blacksmith: but while
forging the yielding iron. he also forged
links in the great chain Of human thought.
and gave utteranee to Thoughts that
breathe and words that burn. Mr.. Touch
stone has sister who resides in this city.
mother Of the faeile and accomplished DO
etess, Emma Alice Browne, now Ms.
Beaver, of this vicinity.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-12-21

SAN DOMINGO annexation Of this
island Is again revived, and the most Co
gent reason now urged in behalf of the
measure is that the people endorsed Grant,
and Grant endorsed the San Domingo job.
Ergo, the people endorsed the annexation
Of Saa Domingo. Whether there is any
fierce in this syllogism or not, Grant and
his adherents win be strong enough ia the
next Congress to do whatever they list, and
they win do it, So look ont for the new
State Of San Domingo.
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