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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-27

Its stated that another stupendous fraud
has been unearthed in New York, il being
asserted that Secretary Conklin, of the
Market Savings Bank, is deiaultcr to the
extent OF 100000. A warrant of attach.
ment against his property has been issued
by the receiver fthe bank. Conkliu ad
mlts having appropriated TO his own use
Sl26,0O0 belonging TO the bank.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PUBLIC SALE.


YNHE undersigned, as Agents for the Heirs
OF Adam Essich, deceased, will sell at
PHblie Sale, on the premises, on
WaFsday, de lstdoy If February. 1872,
at 10 o clock, A. NJ, the following valuable
Reid Estates
No. !. The well known Hotel Property
at Mexico, on the road leading from West
muster to Manchester. At the junction of
the Westminster aud Hampstead Roads,
about miles from the city Of Westmins ter
together with Acres Of Land, under good
cultivation and well fenced. There Is on
this property large Sbtbling. Spring House.
Smoke House, and other necessary build.
ing-i also Il large variety of choice Fruit.
This Hotel property is so well known that
the Agents deem il unnecessary to enter
into minute description of il.
No. 2. Is II Acres Of Land, improved
by Log Wcatherboarded
House, stories high with A an y,
Lack Buildirg attached. The 80 "a
househas recently been built, fii lssI
aud is well finished.
Also at the same time and place will be
sold Six Building Lots, fronting ou the
Manchester Road, and will contain from
one half TO one Acre each.
Terms Of Sale. ---One third Of the pnr.
chase money to he paid in cash on the first
day of April, 1872, and the remaining two.
thirds in two equal annual payments from
the first day Of April, 1872; the credit pay.
ments to be secured by the bond or notes
Of the purchasers bearing interest from the
first day Of April, 1872. Upon the pay.
lnent Of the whole purchase money deed
free of all liens will be given.
Possession given on the LIST day of April,
1872.
JACOB ESSICH.
GEORGE ESSICH.
Agents.
WIN. BGowy, Auciioneer.
J. VIM. Earhart, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

vlNHE Democratic and Conservative voters
n Of the 4th Election District of Carroll
county, are hereby notified to assemble at
Peter l.iugenfelter's Hotel, on Saturday
the 10th instant, at ? O'Clock r NJ, for the
purpose of selecting, by ballot, three suit.
able persons TO be recommended TO the
Governor Of Maryland 10 be appointed by
him rs Magistrates for said Election Dis.
trict for the ensuing term.
jan 1924 by Order Of the VOTERS.
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In order to prevent Interference by
Mr.. Bergh, in the oyster slaughtering
business of New York, the following
notice is prominently posted in the As.
tor House restaurant; "Oysters chic.
reformed and opened la Society for
the prevention Of Cruelty to Animals. 4"
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DANGER OF DELAY.
For l.ant oftimelz care

>
Millions haze died Of msdiodbie uoand-.
The storms aud changes of winter hayeset in
In earnest To-day the thermometer may be
dawn to zero and tomorrow 40 degrees above;
the shocks to the human body, under such
vicissitudes Of climate are full Of prrils the
humOrs are driven upon the internal organs,
and the weak organs are the fret To suffer
Now comes the chill, the cough, the splitting
of blood and pains in the breast, the baneful
haIbingera OF a terrible disease. Stop reader
and think
DR.. SWuyHs's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry
ls a. sure to arrest such diseases and nip
them in their bud az water will e1tingGish
fire. 1t will remove the obstruction; carry of
the over-abundant humors which Impede and
obstruct the channels which perform the work
Of life; it will allay irritation at once. The
cough will be removed; the chilliness will
ceasej the animal functions will go on with
their accustomed regularity. If consumption
has already set in, do moi wait another day.
DR.. S~oyas's Compound Syrup Of Wad Cherry
still has power to cure you, AS the following
indisputable evidence will prove:
RgADrSa, Pa, Dee. 81, 1871.
DR.. Swayne, Dear Sir,-In answer to your
request as regards my wife being cured by
yoar compound Syrup of Wild Cherry" /
am happy to say 1t is correct She had bad
cough, night sweats, her lungs were much eff
fected, so much SO that my family ply sician
considered her case iucurable. She used our
Syrup which made permanent cure have
since recommended it to many, and 1t always
effects cure. My wife still enjoys excellent
health, and It has been twenty years since she
was cured. These are facts, and you can pub
ish them to the world. | purchased your
medicine Of DIR. $. 5. Stevens, Druggist, 724
Penn street, Reading, who can subsiaatiate
every word of this great cure. Yours truly,
NJ. DEllAar, No. 95 hast Penn street.
Who can doubt the durability Of consump-
ton after reading such testimony. This valu-
able medicine is prepared only by Da. SwAYNE
4 Son, Philadelphia. Sold by
WILLIAM REESE, East End,
jan Is Agent for Westminster.
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The Russian deet sailed from New
York on Tuesday night for Pensacola,
where it will be Joined by the Grand
Duke, who will proceed thence TO Cuba
aud other islands of the West Iudies.
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NO. ll4g EOTITY

NO. ING EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county
Henry c. Bennett VS., Virginia c. Bennett,
widow, aud Others.
ORDERED this 18th day Of January,
~ A. D. 1872, that the sales made and
reported by John Diehl and Charles +.
Reilsnider, Trustees, for the sale of the
Real Estate in the above cause. be finally
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary be shown on or before the 2Ith
day Of February next provided copy of
this order be inserted in some newspaper
published in Carroll county, Maryland,
once u week for three successive weeks pre-
yious to the 2ith day of February next.
The report states the amount of sales to
be SG,GIn02.
JN0. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test
Jan 20.8t JSo. b, BoYLE, Clerk.
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Chestnut Rails for Sale.

0000 to 1000 extra quality Chestnut
ZUOO Rails. for sale or trade for
Lame, by JOHN BEAVER.
orapply to a. J. Beaver, Marble Worker,
Westminster. jan l3-3t
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MARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE

THE Spring Term Of this prosperous
Il Institution, will begin FgRnuAnY LIST,
1872. A limited number of state Scholar.
ships may be secured by an immediate
application. For Catalogue, Ne, address
REV. SAMUEL REGISTER,
President
Agricultural College P. o, Prince
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The Legislature of Utah has passed
the bill providing for convention to
frame State Constitution. II gro
vides for the submission of the Consti.
tuition 70 the pcople.
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Estate Of Eveliae O'Neal, deeeased
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that applica-
IN ton will be made to the County Com.
missioners Of Carroll county, at their next
meeting, thirty days from the date hereof,
to change the bed of the public road leading
from the filadman Road, near Marriotts.
vile, to Sykesville; beginning for the same
at the Paper Mill of John B. Devries, and
running thence through The lands Of the
said John b. Deyries, Nicholas Dorsey,
George Burman, and Micajah Rogers, until
it intersects said Gladman Road.
CHRISTIAN DENRIES,
jan st and others.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
IN will made to the County Commission.
ers of Carroll county, at their next meetiu !.
thirty days from the date hereof, TO open a
private road from the farm of Nicholas
Simmon. in Manchester District, to pub
lie road; said road to begin at point on
said Simmons farm aud running thence
through the lands of Andrew s. and Char.
lotte Bowser to the public road commonly
called the Black Rock Road, aud so inter.
sect said road at point near bridge on
said road crossing the Gunpowder Falls.
NICHOLAS SlMMuN,
jan 1856 and others.
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1O3 Acres of Land.

more or less. The improvements are a
two story Log DWELLING ~,-o
HOUSE, large Stone Spring &ImsI
House, large and well ar. sifRaISM
ranged Switzer Burn. Wagon sl4aA5 49, 1i.s's.s
Shed, and other necessary 0utbuildngs
There are three Orchards Of choice Frui t
Trees in bearing condition.
There are about - Acres in Timber. and
the same number of Acres in Meadow, the
balance is arabic and under good feucing,
divided into convenient fields.
Terms of Sale. One. third cash on the
day of sale or on the ratification thereof,
the balance in six aad twelve months from
the day of sale; the credit payments TO be
secured by the notes or bonds Of the pur.
chaser with security, bearing interest from
the day Of sale.
Persons wishing to view the farm, viii
cali on Mr.. Erb, who resides thereon.
j. HENRY HOPPE.
jan III Is Morigasee.
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For Rent.

W1LL be for Rent on the LIST Of April
w next, Tenement on the Deer Par k
road, suitable for a Shoemaker, Blacksmith
or other Mechanic, with u quarter of an
acre Of land or five acres attached, ut the
option Of the tenant. Apply ut this office.
Jan 1857
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4 ROckaway Buggy 4 Harness.

tRockaway Buggy & Harness.
new; Plows, lIarrows, Cutiyators, Hay
Carriage, Stone Bed, Wheat Fan. lot OF
Chains, Corn Shelter, Harness. Bride and
Saddle, Corn by the barrel, Wheat, Oats
Potatoes by the bushel, lot Of Wheat and
Rye growing, Hay, Fodder and Straw, lot
of Manure, Cider Mill lot of Pork and
Lard, Jackscrew, l Gold Watch, and n
large variety of other things. 4 lso large
quantity Of .. ..- -..'
Household aud Kitchen Furniture.
No Postponement on account OF the
weather.
The attention of persons desiring to re.
plenish their Farming Implements, Is called
to this sale, us everything will positively
be sold.
Terms Of Sal. All sums of five dollars
and Under, cash; on all sums above five dol
lars a credit Of six months will be given,
the purchaser or purchasers to give notes
with satisfactory security, bearing interest
from the day Of sale.
HENRY L. FRINGER,
Executor.
WV. BRowN, Auctioueer.
Crom T. Reimioler, attorneys.
jan 2O.tsk
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VALUABLE
Personal Property
~ .nnrnhn IL. =.
VALUABLE
AS PUBLIC SALE.

7ENHE undersigned, by virtue Of an order
4 of the Orphans Court for Carroll Co,
aud Us Executor OF the last will aud tesla.
county, deceased, will sell AT Public Gale,
to the highest bidder, on the premises the
late residence of jacob Fringer, deceased,
in Hampstead District, on the County Road
leading from Browns Meeting House to the
Hanover Turnpike Eoad, on
Friiay, ne I'd day Of February, 1872,
at 81 o'clock, A. NJ, the following yalua.
bic articles of personal property, to wit:
n TWO MARES, D1-1=~A
GgA%o FOUR MICH COWS, ~V5LSM
GOA Heifer, fullbred Al.--A-I-
derney Bull, 8 shoats, Sow, Narrow
wheel Wagon, two horse Spring Wagon,
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NOTICE.

Y,lIE undersigned hereby gives notice
Il that he has been appointed General
Agent OF the Carroll County Fire Insurance
Company. All persons desiring to insure
property (either real or personal, in this
Company, will please address the Agent at
Westminster, Nd, al communications will
receive prompt atten ion.
JOHN I, DIFFENBAUGH,
aug 25--tf Agent.
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4rsnfbeiten i'm Gohfommer.

Dr. beteeR 9pnnerf rablen, wsl&e BE Grnlen jur @dfe
brtneea. sr,eaeen stele talin,ue Sra. ibsten. Geenn BE
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tens gilt 8 pfetter's Nttteres as tie Rprmal.W eht-
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Soften me ptfse cmpo,tonmsn. 70 wtrb bas GubIitum bier
mt. stsen fplde Observation-Disclosures semarnt. Man
j~serlaaae Spfetter's Bitteres, febe nab ttm Gtitet
d Is ri6tis IA, xnb erinuere f& baron, ba6 tas ehte Eittere
nt&t In 8dFtru, tonesru nu' in 5laf&en ~sertauft strb.
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@stsfasunle, ~ gu nfen
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|,ldaetbte5 ,peiblf&e @e(@le@t per1@tepe>
fne Stolen 'ibernomut,1, >rel1e f1@ fonfl
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netfutce uno Gslesropbte uno tperoen
aud bolo no@'wettere Groberun n
9tn mamen>:1 '@"c. 3 -.
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6fftctrt.'poQ Mautb unb @alanterie,
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belt 1perpen, une fott tbren SfFcter IN
bai7en, ,re-otni fe f@ aQe In Jpn rerlie,
ben, Tim panftli@ eebpr@en, oQe fetns
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III a 8 tt n; Der einen 1ol&en Gertbetoi8e'
Bat. I" Man tpstb ia ote @eiai6te pe,
pbrpne in Atben. Mel@er @taatss
Anwalt piro pa ni&t fepr miloe auftrtz
ten.
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beantte nerpe1 une hermit werpen fl
nod gar ni&t b~aSepti.ne Grtumpbe e.
fe@ten tbr 8ltd unp Nnbltd miro meb,
beptrten,= ale: font sQenlan8e protu:
fpIe. H. !
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baber tttn'e 'Btlb(@ab,en ~
fur&ten.. go mare aud tin @tlofaub'
10 mtlp, bab ct einen iol&en G6rfe'
eri4teben wplIte? Mu6 Qiebe unp Sc,
fduiafett rp're Der Malp unp ba6 @il1
sel&itt 11np1 eeidert ittn ; Der Staa1
fanu pabei nnr 9%eptnnen.
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DIR Orben per Dbt HeQone".

80 DIR Drben p.r Dpe Gtuotps",
10 beri&tet abas .Berlintr Grentp.ns|
blatt pom, H. Stunt ~ ,,oer (ftt -fura:r
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Gin Berlin 1finf ielbfdnpiee 2oaen &C.
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gen Slp, Mmnifa's, Afri'a's &c. vertreten
it,. Gin NbtSmmlina piele6 Drrens 1T
Manchester Unity"Su Mandener, ure
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nt9t n,ebr Dor metnen Musen, feten."
@einenp ntrldBt Ct ie,ne unbormberatRe
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men" i&le&teGisarren rau&en; Is IL bas
Elm @enub ionper @let9en. 1qsg .5.is,

men" acknowledgement rol&en; e. IL on6
|etn @enu6 fonper @let9en. ~ lIg .f.is.
81. Cine anbereGreube be1ebtt borin,t
beioneers fir Damen tn frii9aefdtften,,
beleu &letrern, In einem puuseordnsten
Observation-Disclosures smilhen eirem
etpas an9eiduielten Srldnper uno etnem
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ttseu, 2eibpeb ntdt ais Berubi9unasz
mittel 3u eu1pfeblen, ebeniomenie. fautr>
genporcenes Bier. "
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gen oufeetrasen bat, ptes uno itnes nit
mad 9auie III brtn9en unp pu bait gang
ea1on per9tifen. 70 brauat's Dor ben,
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Summer complaint nod cholera in>
fantum seripdrt, fam ..Ginises itdneen'
unp oorf BEN nd&ien Sag mit9Rube tnt~
Ae9en1eten.
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Qpfanmet1un0 gen,

N reeu1irten Tateu,
aAtlbar BEL aQeu 9pfdmteru In
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@iQtu6 Brp'8 u. Dunbar,
snueea 81 Rorbbeutfaen 2lpsb fur BIN pthanpet'
{uses-4 ertebr.
, 1872-11-12

II disposed there was a certain sort Of assurance
that there is something in the misfortunes of
our greatest friends which is not displeasing to
US. A frightful wind-storm ragged, roofing up
trees in the park, and tearing off the roots Of
houses in London. The friends Of the dying
argued that God was giving warning of his in
tention to take to Himself The great soul of the
sufferer; his enemies argued that q the princes
of the powers of the air were holding fearful
revels amid the storm-driycn clouds III honor of
the prospects of scizing on a great offenders
soul. The dying man was Oliver Cromwell,
Lord Protector of England and ireland, the man
who for ten years had governed the kingdom in
right kingly way, and made it stronger and
more respected by all foreign powers than it had
been since the days Of Henry Y. aud Agin-
court. It was the Sd OF September, tho day
Cromwell was wont to call his fortunate day.
On Sd Of September lie overcame the Scots
army at Dunbar, when, looking at the position
Of lis army in military point OF view, he was
committed to q certain destruction at their
hands; on Sd Of September he had fought
the battle Of Worcester, i" the Lords crowning
mercy to him. as he called it, when the Royal
ist cause WAS SO lost in England, so long as
Cromwell could move regiment or man a ship.
In this last sense surely the Sd Of September
was still Cron1wells fortunate day, for if ever
q man was weary of life and anxious to be
quit of the cares Of it, Cromwell must have been
that man.-Hasto,ic1I Sketches.
, 1872-11-12

At the royal palace Ct Whitehall, on the Sd Of
September, 1868, a man lay dying. Eight days
before he felt confident Of life that he told his
wife not to think that he should die, as he felt
sure Of the contrary. Now he was speechless.
sinking and the last thing about which he had
eerious;y troubled himself was curious meta
nhyzical one. Tell me-" he said to Sterrv o
minister who stood BY him, is it possible to fall
from crace7" tIt is not possible" said the min
lister. st:Then,'' exclaimed the dying nun, II nm
safe; for know that ! was once in Grace.' And
then he nrayed: ttIord, though a. miserable and
5retched creature, ! am in covenant with Thee
through Thy grace, and may and will come to
Thee for Thy people. Thou hast made me q
mean instrument to do them some good and
Thee service. Many OF them set too high 8
value upon me, though others would be glad Of
my death. Lord, however Thou disposest of me,
continue to 70 on and do good for them. Teach
those who look much upon Thy Instruments, to
depend more upon Thyeell,, and pardon such Us
desire to trampfe npon>the dust poor worm, for
they ara Thy people too" The attention Of all
England was iriyeted on the sick room at White
hall, with keen and sincere interest. From the
lips of many went forth earnest prayers that
God would be pleased to spare the Invalid s Lie ;
in the hearts Of many there we're fears and mis-.
giyings as to what would come in the event OF
that prayer being rejected in other hearts there
was joy and exultation over the death or q SIN
uer; while in others that should have been kind
, 1872-11-12

All about London, says an English correspond.
ent, you see advertised. .'cheap funerals
four mourners, for about $40. Of course the
mourners don't know who you are, where you
came from, or where you are going to, but
they will look as though you were the last friend
they had, OF expected to have, on earth, with a
yard Of black Grape dangling. and waving from
their hats Ike 50 many. pirate nags; and when
you are covered up they will adjourn to the
nearest publ lic-house, and, over their porter and
cheese, pray for some one else to die as soon as
possible with cash enough to be mourned over.
No cash here, no mourners.
All these professional mourners have red faeea
and bottle-noBes, black suits, second hand, well
linked at the seams, and black gloves ohe,third
too large. The friends and relatives within the
carriages have all tha asmblance Of woe on them.
The Inst appear contented, and many never
enjoy ride in a coach, save on such mournful
occasions. Who ever saw any one shed tes;rs at
o city funeral2 II you would have your friends
sweep not for me when am xone," die in tho
metropolis. Tears gre for the country, alop~~
with dew, aowers,, sunshine. snakes arx lops D
taada