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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-19
EXTENSIVE SALE
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BUlLDIN LOTS
PUBLIC SALE
On the premises.
ON SAIIRDAy IIrNF,ots, ,a,s


ON SATURDAY, JUNE 2Ist, 1878,
At O'Clock, p. m,
Minated on Oak, Brown, Cedar, Stroud, Wright
streets and Railroad A venue.
Ihese lots are located In rapidly improving neigh
perhoou. near the railroads and worksh The
lots on Railroad Avenue well adapted for manu-.
iactufing purposes All these lots are well elevated
anu are dry AND grayelly ground The Brandywine
water passes along Stroud street. through the Centre
o. the property to the Railroad. Arrangements for
It's use can be made on reasonable terms,
SALE POSITIVE
TERMS OF SALE Twenty Der cent. oasn and
the balance In notes with approved inaorseTs eoua-
ly divided ut and six mouths bearing interssf fram
day OF sale Settlement IN all cases 70 be msSs nys
vious to the following Saturds 2sth liza az 10
m, lotherwise purchase may be declared void. Al
ue option OF the sellers) ard parties who paw the
whole in cash on OF before that time will be entitled
70 clear discount Of Ave per cent Immediate pos
". NJ. CHILD & CO., Agents.
~ No W. Seventh street.
1eis-lt Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-19
DISSOLUTION.

Ihe eopsrtnershp heretofore existing between
James Y. Irons aud William j. Evans Grocery
aeaers AZ INC y. ". Cor. of Seventh and Washington
streets Is this day dissolved by mutual consent rhe
business o. the late firm will be settled by WIN. j.
Evans who will continue the business 1t the old
s's"u' JAS. IRONS,
Wilmington, juno To- ia,a.,s
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-19
FOR SALE

- TWO Valuable Market street rrupetti,s oi..
r. 10 feet 'front.' 100 feet deep, the other 20 IT, font
running through TO Shipiel Street, ani win he
sold on easy terms. " 50
House, No 'oS Tatnsll street roos, 10, IS by -.
possession at any time, - -
Two Houses on Wilson street., Nos 1921 nud iail.
rooms each, lot lGNGi, for son each :.
Store property. conner Firth aud NIadsou straarx
good location for business ~-'
House, No. iO5 East Sixth street = ruenIs
Two FARMS FOR SALE or EXCHANGE f..
miles from city, one OF acres, the other IA ar.
Buildings upon both new and In good repair 0re,t
abundance Of fruit 1870
House, 62i west Seventh street, rooms, new nnt
Store property, corner OF Film and Jarks,n st,.a,
tor less than cost. S'S@'r'
House No. 10; FAST Sixth street, rooms. lot ,t.7i
Two houses 6rooms each on Orange steer aIn,,,
sixth. Lot lSxl2i. Cheap Terms Nerv easy
For Sale or exchange Tor a farm A tlira.- stor,.
prck mouse II rooms store and bakery attached Il
modern improvements Cool location ii : hus,,,,ss
number OF other properties, Including some lin.
arm clo$S TO the city. Gail and examine list Offe
| open m tue evening" Il. PENNINGTON,
| iea-t Cor Fightb md Wa,Ie at4a my.
| ~ ONE hui THE Very BEST oosn,ies az A :,
~ thrGcite ami Btuminous coal irv aud well
creehed and IL hycrtd from the yard an; se SC reen
" DTS GEO W. BUSH,
Aracs"" French street, whaif.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-19
For Sale,

* 49, E
a FINE THREE-YEAR OLD ALDERNEy
Bull OUT OF one Of the best herds in the country, al
very MoGsrate price Apply at the Republican on ce
y """ anu h'hg Hreets. Gig
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-19

KEEP 1T HANDY.
The Reliable Family Medicine.
hIARRHEA Dysentery, Cholera, Summer Com
- piaint Cramps, etc., quickly cured by the OF
JARDELLA'S
Compound syrupof blackberry Root and Rhubsrb.
An old welltried remedy, entirely vegetable pleas
ant take quick and certain In effect can be depend
60 on the most uagent cases; may be given to the
ysnngess infans as well os TO adults. 1t contains
NO CAMPHuR OR OPIUM,
Its p. asant extract and readily taKen b. children
It has often saved life when physicians had espaired
Keep 1t in tho house aud use in time. ALI wa ask for
II Is trial Don't let your dealer put You OF with
something else. Buy IT. Try it. Sold by Druggists
aud Store Keepers throughout thi, state Prepared
only by
HANsELL & BRO, COCO Market ST.. Philadelphia
Ielo-3myii
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-19

iaules snoulu oc halieu WIN great satisfaction
by the public.
Pain Searche,'. Pain Seareher In Choien.--
Private advices from Alabama saw Cholera now
prevails In That State and is causing eut alarm
among / lie people. The disease il incroasino
In Memphis, nothw outstanding reports TO the
contrary, where there were p interinents June 3.
against II on Saturday, June 18th. Total NOR
tally from cholera in Memphis last week, 3S.
although the number of patients increases. the
physicians say the disease yields more readily
to treatment than heretofore. The number Of
deaths does not seem 10 indicate this. In Nash
vile the physicians do not agree as to the iden-
tity of the disease. don't wonder.) Some of
them doubling whether it is the real Cholera.
but all report the Cases entirely conirolable,-
Yet right in the face Of this report the deaths
average Il to 10 daily. Physicians may dl,a-
gree and people may die for the want of a good
lemedy but wherever DR.. Simms' celebrated
Pain Searcher is used the mortality from Chol-
era at once decreases. In fact 1t will assume a
rapid decrease; IL Is the best remedy known il
never fails. 1t will relieve cramps aud pains in
the stomach or bowels Immediately in head
ache or Neuralgia IL Is splendid remedy. We
, relieved case of cramps few DAYS AGO where
the wrists were drawn down hard, the limbs
drawn double, the mouth cOntorted and the
eyes dawn close to the corners of the sockets.
1t only required two doses Ii minutes apart "a
ch'heiy leleNo anu III ono hour the cramps
were entirely gone. A case ofpaiuters collie was
entirely relieved In 80 minutes. This is the
hardest collie TO effect of any, 1t being caused by
lead poison. We say again the Pain Searcher
VIII not fail nany case of Cholera, Cramps or
Pains if used according to directions inwardly
and applied outwardly. In these Cholera
Times every person should keep bottle on
hand for immediate use. Sold at the principal
depot of DR.. Simnns' Family Medicines, Fourtl,
and King streets, Wilmington, Delaware. Price,
w een's Dottie' june 10
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-05
DdS Vohprrto


ben 9er. etaan uns Ganaea terdst % 9:ntt ssr Satr
Vus niue pcn eem Gmpfdnaer td tner TsRetHee stsrte
iIbrli& sorausttjatlt wereen.
Van tam ~ ieser Set auf tie .eurembarser 0'lstts
sbsWnirru.
~ Mnaeiaen iiter Yienies. 2otterien.
WjidSIpiele .c. Gntsn Sea mem ne dut immsr
lsmmen mfasn. ftrnsr ieine Nufnatme In unisr
Riott, Ia Ic&e Nsiiti6feten unb Gpiele bem
Gsiae Der tattolii&sn Rir&e auw;stsr Enb.
~ psa. Office Menes Orssrs ans sas tiasae unb
S&eAe 1ei ,ur stfeneans sen 0elb nne isuea. no Ne
10 baten 1nb. ea,u sebrau&t wereea.
Ssnn Die Namen soa llnieri6retern ensednst rerssn
sdtsn ae eeuiA se&rtetR ien une eas go4dwt Sennfs
ssb etaat seRdu uns ridne anSesepen wtrsen.
euu sae 9eisuas einsm vsamt an etn anetres YER.
Si psreea icd 10 mus mmer aa@ eas peamt anSeseeen
usssta. 10 eie 3eitanS frieer empfansen rarse.
Denn Semans fein Slatt n&t rsssmd5s smyfdast sstr
stsnse ustnt ispis bic 3raussebsr f0sed sena6rttis
Ussttn.
81, e.rau,rsr6seit fir Oelbiensaassn fur bic 8euns
vefeen mir nur eaun lternttnn renn esftben ptr reS
Srts,sa Orief eesr per ssaebex
Die .,.suxem6urser gazette" na6 esnropa.
mir ,.rteneen tereits cine aa,atl Gremylaresr 0alee
ae Gureva uRb ma&en uniere Pefe bsienetrs oumsram
Se be etefeneuns ses Slas an Ssrranets NAB Sreunes
GSrvHsaeu Werfebr NIT 6eneben N antertalteR uns Ne
~ be 3af6nee btts eanbes u aatersex sses as .
SasA 0ritise&el sei&eben lSnaie
Heaeaunsen, 8riefe m. fns ~ asreirssn:
,.LUxExBURGER GAZETTE,
DUBUQUE, IOWA;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-05
q + d 1T | en-!

Nm aue Mtsnmenten II BE @SSli&leit ~ fsj'
iea. cine vrSmie ~ erlansen. 70 pirs tr asr'
mia ,ur gsraasbsjabluns tis Ns. ia
biS auf W eitereS binaasees
fbobcm; isssd rfu&sa MIR unisrs e.
D.. lstals ale mSsli& i'd ,a mslssn unb itrs
Deirase ~ snri&ten. intem fe font In ben Gal
hmmen fSnntsn. RAP ibnen bic Gslsssnbsit snt.
p1tarfen mS&ts, cine l&Sae aarte bss 2urem'
barssr eansss sratis su ntaltsn.
60 nett % tsi Der sielfSltssa Mrbeit mSsli&
mar. Enb lsste @e&s bic Tramisn. . i&eru.
4arten ssrianet rsrtsa.
Die 3ts eisferuns Der aufsesoseasn 3artsn II
rod nitt ansslommen, mir bitten babsr bic BE-
rs&tisten stpas @eeulb ju tabsn.
Geat.n nod 9slsr tA iein, bic fol&e 3arten
cani6en. 70 bitten mir bisislten 0& talb lu mel.
ben unb ibr Uslb siasuientsn.
unisre Mssnien, molten uus mittbeileu an ren
ede bic aarten aussstbeilt batsn.
Nsus atonnsntsn miiIsn etnsn sanjen Sabr.
gang taar entri&tsn.
efir @arttu bit auf 1tinwauS, nit
Rousn ftrtis ,um Aufbanssu berse-
ri9tst 6uo, muf 65 0suts srtra
siuos(aaot wsrSen.
Gin;elne lofe &arten foften 81. 80
aufsesp8ene 8arten 400
vsr wof franco Sslisfert.
Die Reduction.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-05
Dubuque Soma, Mittmo6 ben 3 Ne6ruar 1878

rsse ansuleaen. une In r,ciem Sabre
rcrrsn eie Saufpiten nod b5ber lstn.
8enn ni&t i'm uersansen.n Sabr cine
0clcflemme einaetreten wire. 10 wl,ceu
ni9t bios 1913 Wlsilen neuer Yabnen
in 1872 actaut porrcn iein. ioneern
picdei6t 5000. Die Union bat unae.
fdbr ioYiel Wlcilen Giisntabn wie Ocutittz
lam. Granfrei@ unr Gnslanp GUAM
inen.
Am Sdlub uon 1872 wann In Zen
Ger. Staaten unp in ibrrn Icrritoricn
7O.l78 Yteilen Giisntabn rcllencrt uur
43,OOO i'm Sau. 10 RAP mir remndctit
ctra $4,000 Weilen i'm Oans batcn
wcrren. SlinOiS bat ravon rie 0rSbte
Mnsabl Weilcn an YpQenrcten Giicntab-
ncn. nSmlih 69Ol; rann fommt pcnns
iylpanien init 1857 Mcilcn, rann Ncw
yrrf NIT 49O1 Wlsilcn. Sbio nit
1929. Soma 3679. gEenn man ric
roppclten 0eIeiie mi.siblsn mplltc, mic
fie rie pcnniylSania unp pbilarelpbia
unr rie 8curins 3. ". 60. batcn. fer
ncr alle ric 8abnen. peldbe in he Wlinen
unp BON Mine ~ Ntine fabrcn. 70 wdrce
penn'vlranien unberinst rem erfsn plas
einnebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-05
ne Niemanh er5Slt bic &arte.
ber ni4t msnisRens bio 30. ia I'M
0sraMS bejablt.
3eitunss > 0efete.

I. Oeaa ts 0bsnMenten ai6t ausbradH6 saS Osaeutbe
Qeedea 70 wrb anasnsmmea. ba6 He eint 0srtSns beS
otsRnsmsnts wlnf&en.
Dee Ntsnssment ianR ni&t eber re&tsaifh abbeaeut
vsrssa. sts bis cue HddAdnse bGabit Rnb.
Osaa dbsuRenisM - uatsraeR cher Nd weiaern tire
0duRSsn Der bttreenben vsnefaee abjubseH 70 Hnt
Hs vssnwsrA safdr bN Rt itrt Rs&aaas baatls tabsa
L 0Mm absnnenten ben eDstnsst sefSatsra sbue w
e6essn Ssnn sie 8eunssn mad Der Vsaess isres irte
sen 0sbasrtes eeiaast rtrbe1.
5 Die rt&tsr&M Gnsf&esansea Iautsn tabi1 sa6 cine
siauHnS 1eitune1 zen tsr bstre6enbm vsasiese at,a
tUen sreS Oer6Rberun0 bee shmsves stne Ssrbrabsnee
oaieAe als ,sma fasie" Deses bsaba&tstea e4siass
oueu(etsn H.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-05
Die Wa5r5eit in Der Grsoit:a :aeobilier
Mfaire.

Die llnteriuduns res Grecit Mlotiz
lier Sbwinpels i'm Gonsrsb it jeBt Der
6auptiahe nah becnret unc tleibt nur
NOD eer 8erittt, rem ras tetreffcnee Co.
mite rem 5auie ma6en mue, atsuwar.
ten. ..... ....
Il her ZEN rieiiSen llmians Der rom
Gnrit Motilier aetriebenen Sdwinre
leien baten mir unierm putlitum nod
in &eidme porsulssen.
Die iimu,tlihen In Die Sade Yerpidels
ten lestsn iIt Anfunss bartnddia aui's
ecuanen unp iu&ten oue G&ulp auf
Dates Nmes atsuw6I3sn. Dieier iudbte
lonSe feline GOmplieen 3u i9pnen. ais
pieie aber Jpn I'M Nertrauen duf irine
1isfreticn aum ulleinissn Sanrenbod
MAIDEN ppQten, wurpe isin auerR 70
f&ma6es Uerddtnib almalis Idarfer
unp idirfer unp ct fam rldbaltslos nit
Gntbiiuunaen bsraus, rie man6sn bis
jest ..reinli6 unp 3,peiislsobne" raReb.ns
GER Gbarafter arg tefsdsn.
Inter Zen Gompromittirten bsInten
iih auBerrem Dcmofraten Sames 8rccfs,
wclder 100 Aftien pom Mmes su einem
Spottpreiie scfauit unp an ieinen S9wies
aeripbn iibertrasen bat. lautsr 9i6ter II.
StiiBcn Der resuldrer reputlifanii9cn
yartei. GS inp rice 6enry 8ilicn. rcr
sufdnitiSe unp Coupler Collar, rer avs
Sebenre 0iceprailrent ipmie 0arfslr.
unp bingham RON Sbio. Senator Mai.
ion ron Soma, Rely BON Tenniylvanien,
Yaterion ron New !Samplbire anr
Danes pom Ma6a1uisttS.
Daaeaen rpurcen Spre9er Blaine
ron Wa6a6uietts unp rie Senatcrn
8ayarp. Gpnflins unp Gpmler rur4
9lmss Muslasen Splfanris entlaRst. -
Sm MlAemeinen bat h6 ierott rie NAB.
renp Ger lestsn Wablcampasne cirtulis
rcnre Qife ais eorreft erpieien.
Dae WSnncr in ZEN b5dten Yoltics
ncn res 2anres. wie Stbnyler Collar
unp 6enrY 9Hilipn untsr rem !Saupts
itulpisen it teEnpen. 1T cine bS11
telrlbenre lbatiade. Senator @illon
tebauptete enpbatiib ME cine Nflie ppcr
einsn Gent Divirenre y. n 9lmeS erbals
ten ~ baben unp nannte ii6 nit Stol,
einen arInen Wlann. Der nitt mstr ais
$500 i'm 0erm5Sen babe. !6inter ber
itellte C. ii6 aber berauS. ra6 (anmtli1e
Mftien auf Zen 9iansn ron Nilion'S
frau Senommen paren.
S@uyler Golfar bat einen r,oralil@en
8arfsrUtt Der idlimmNen slrt erfabrcn,
er itebt nidt nur alS corrupt lcnpern,
wie eS i@sint. aud ais meineipiS ta.-
st mar rerjeniae. rer ron Mnfans an.
Oman erinnere lih ieiner @ablreeen In
Souib Benz. Snr..) G& ais gan, rein
an iener Mfaire erildrte une rie lter ibn
cireuli,enreu 0rdtte ted ais Nerldums
tunsen tranemarite. Ct wiperipra&
Mmes Nusiasea bis SulcBt auf ras Gnts
l&iepenNe. es aalt Gip 8esen Gip. aber
In Ger Gomiteunteriu&unS an, "a. San.
prprueirte Mmts bic Deeumcnte unb 8es
leAe flr feline Mnsaben unp Collar mar
nieteraeitmettot CT ,puree .blae wie he
@anO", mic ein Musen,euas iast.
Wilp. &erolp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-05

E Gtnlenbun8en u. &orre>
fponben3en, Defenders ibr fir<@e
anD ancere wi@tise BeSebenbeiten, Hnb
jeeerseit wiusommen, mai7eu abr pom
0erfuiIer untersei@net iein.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-12-13
The Duty Of Democrats.

In commenting upon a recent article and
communication in the n. Y, World upon ths
duty Of Democrats TO circulate Democratic
newspapers the Pittsburg Post says:
We advise now, as we have frequently
advised before, that Democrats should 6rsl
subscribe for their own county paper. II de-
serves to be supported and tends to strengthen
the local organization, without which there
would be little use Of State and national ones.
Then if they desire another let them select
what they suppose TO be the best. or Of the
most value. We hope our friends will pom
der these suggestions.
How many Democrats in Carroll county
take this view Of their duty towards their
county organ, and towards the successful
maintenance Of the Democratic organiza-
tion in the county? If every Democrat
entertained the views set forth in the
above extract and carried the same into
practice, it would be an easier task than
it is to maintain Democratic supremacy.
Win the Democrats Of Carroll exert them
selves to increase the circulation Of The
ADVOCATE? Win they do it as one
means Of continuing the successful organi-
ratiOn Of the party? If they will, now is
a good time to undertake the work. The
winter time is a season Of leisure, and party
feeling is not now at fever heat as it is in
the midst of campaign. Now is the time
for this work, Let us hear from you.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-12-13
Cuba and Spain.

Captain General Joyellar announce.
that matters are quoting down in Havana
aud that he does not now apprehend mn,
difficulty in complying with the mandate,
oil the home Government. He proposes tc
remain in Havana and to retain his Office
The General who succeeded Buniel Il
command at Santiago de Cuba undertook
Of his own motion, to send ninety.two d
the Virginius prisoners, by Spanish man.
of-war, TO Cienfuegos-leaving only a,
Santiago dc Cuba a few who were very
young, or were too III to remove The
Captain General, however, on beipv in.
formed Of the arrival of the prisoners 4,
Cienfuegos, ordered their immediate re-.
turn, on board the same vessel, 70 Santi.
ago. The United States steamers Juuiata
and Kansas are at the latter mort, as are
also French war steamer and the British
Niobe. An order has been promulgated
that IN view of the defnitive establishment
OF tue republic of Spain the royal insignia
De removed from the flags and standards
Of the army.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-12-13
Foreign ARair..

TnE CUBAN SITUATION. -Nci,bcr g..
ISL brayado nor sensational disna,ilI 1u'
seem 70 have made any serious impr r,'.aes
upon the Cuban situation. The dcma ,'In
of the United States government ra~,.l.
unchanged, the wrath Of the Havana So. y
iards Is subsiding, aud We have the ss fan'
ancc from Washington that the Vir~ ;sa1'
will certainly be delivered to one e A'us
naval vessels within ten days at 4 c,p Var
port, and the surviving passengers I s~s
crew transferred to United States sh; siu
Santiago de Cuba. No, doubt there ~. y,
continue to be much war talk In. ,h "'u
seems now to be no doubt that tho ME- 'as.e
will end without serious trouble. ''e'
Everything is quiet as regards thu r.
list war in Spain, Don Carlos has o~..
into winter quarters among tho mouDt sJ"'
and Don Alphonso has gone 10 pa..
They still fight in the old-fashioped " ~ !,
in Spain-rcgular campaigns in their -. ~
son, inactivity the rest Of the wear ~;
TO be seen whether CASTELAR, is the man !,
break through these old traditions ~
this side the water VIC have altered N
that an
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-12-13

NEW CASTLE, DEL, December IN
There was great excitement here all n;,h,
caused by the report that thirteen bupdra1
men were on the way down from pLas
delphia to rescue the bank burglar. n ,,'a
in prison here. The citizens turned az,
well armed, supported by detachmen, ~
the Wilmington Police, to give the roscus :,
warm reception,
Afternoon. The sentence Of the Co,,.
was executed upon the bank robbers TO-DAY
Carter and Hope went into the nillo,v
first Hurlbert and Bawler next. Cartc,
was whipped first, but did not seem -
mind il much, Hope, LAWYER and Hu,l
bert followed. The crowd was much d..
appointed, because the whipping wa, q
light. About 1000 persons were preson,
jeering and laughing, at the time Tho
prisoners seemed much mortified by n"
punishment. There was no Demonstration
from the crowd whatever, Blackleps AMI
roughs were reported plentiful
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-12-13

The CONTESTED ELECTION CASES.
The report Of the Commissioners appointed
to recount the vote in the case Of the tie
between three of the candidates for the
Office of County Commissioners, and the
evidence returned with it, was considered
and passed upon by the Circuit Court,
Judges Motter and Pearree on the bench.
Chief Justice Alvey being at the Court of
Appeals, at Hagerstown, on Wednesday.
the 10th instant. Judge Motter, deliver
ing the decision of tho Court, said "Hay.
ing considered the report of the Commis-
sioners appointed TO recount the votes cast
for County Commissioners at the late
election, and the evidence returned there
with, the Court decides that Young has
received twenty-five votes more, and Brown
seventeen votes more than Harp; the two
first mentioned are therefore, elected the
costs to be paid by Washington county
Judge Pearrec said .-"Mossrs. Young
and Brown are elected, irrespective of the
count of the Commissioners, il having been
proved that piece Of brown paper hav
ing on it only the name Of Harp, with no
designation of any Office, was improperly
counted as vote by the Judges Of Flee.
ton. This not being legal ballot. Harm
did not tie the other candidates and was
defeated. This result decides the ques.
ton fully as soon as another election could
have done, and at much less expense. All
hive Of the County Commissioners are. un.
der this decision, Democrats.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-12-13
MARRIED.

On the 3Oth ultimo, at the Reformed p.
sonage, in l.ittlestown, Pa, by Rev iobr
Ault, Mr.. Ezra NJ Lawyer and Miss NIary
Duttrer, both Of this county.
On the eth instant, by Elder Solomon S,o.
ner, Mr.. Abraham X. Myers aud Miss FINN.
Babylon, both Of FrizzleSburg, this county,
On the 10Th of October, 1873, al Finksbars
this county, by Rev. A. d. Dick, Washipgtsn
Reek and Eliza Coppersmith.
BY the same, at the same place. Decembs,
9Th, 1873, Franklin 7. Shipley and Henrietta
Arnold.
On the "a instant, by Rev. C. Herbe,,
Richardson, Mr.. VIM. NJ. McQuay. Of pixies.
vile, Nd, and Miss Julia V. Kaufman. or
this county.
On the 4th instant, by Rev. C. Herher,
Richardson, Mr., John II. Wilhide and Mis.
Lydia 4. Miller, both of this city.
On the 9th instant, at Mount Airy. by Rev
James NJ. Wilson, NJ. D., of Baltimore, assist.
ed by Rev. George d. Edmonson, of lisbon.
Nd, Rev. Charles 7. Glover and Miss Annie
NJ. Dorsey, both Of Mount Airy.
At Monrovia,N Nd, on the 9TH instant. he
Rev. Samuel r. Ferguson, James II. Smith.
OF frederick county, Nd, and Miss Carrie
Zolhcofler, daughter of the late DR.. William
IollieoHer, of this county.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-12-13
Business Locals.

Every case OF consumption commences with
cough, excited from the individual having
taken cold. Do not neglect the little cough
or cold, but use, the sooner the better. DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
lregret to announce the fact that my entire
stock OF Holiday Goods will be sold al sac.
Tlhce, but the Hard Times compel this course.
W. o. Ligget
+. A. Norris, Of this city, has on sale. the
superior canned fruits of John l.. Shriyer d
Bros. put up at Union Mills, in this county.
McKinstry's Choice Family and Extra
Flour. Every barrel guaranteed. Denton
Gehr
Don't fail to 60 to j. Yingling & Co.'S. for
Dry Goods. They have the largest stock in
the county, and sell cheap for Cash.
10 lbs. beautiful White Sugar, Sl.Oo. do.
Good hio Coffee, Sl.0O, and choice Groceries
OF every kind cheap, at W. o. Liggets.
We are daily receiving Goods at panic
prices, which will be sold very cheap, at j.
Silver Plated Ware, Vases, Fine China
Glass, Toys, &c, for Christmas presents. Al
W. o. Ligget's. -
ling 4 Co.'S. " :" s
The best family Groceries for sale by Den.
ton Gehr.
Boots, Shoes, Arctic and Plain Over Shoes
greatly reduced, at W. o. Liggets.
o. Ligget's. = P' y w.
Yingling L Co.'S. - .
Carrants, Raisins, Citron aud Cranberries
at Denton Gehr's. ~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-12-13

A contemporary mys ~ there ever
has hasn any hu passed y Congress, not
even excepting the hack. salary grab, which
was more emphasieally and unanimously
reprobaied BY the whole nation than al
other obnoxious laws combined, it is the
postal law passed at the last session Of
Congress, imposing postage on the home
circulation Of newspapers and on news
paper exchanges. In every variety and
shape, without respect to party, il has bsen
condemned from every quarter Of the land,
and il is confidently expected that it win
be repealed BY tho present Congress with
out palaver or delay. There Is reason for
this. The law in nowise Affects the news.
paper men, but il enters into the home lifs
Of, and imposes endless sexations upon,
ive-sixths of al the citizens Of the land
In addition to this, in . country where the
whole government rests upon the intelli
genee Of the people as its foundation stone
il peculiarly important that every facility
should be given to the circulation of pub.
lie information upon all topics, in order
that the people may have timely intelli
gerce of what is going on in their country
and an. ING their representatives at the
several seals Of National and State Govern.
ments. III YPost-ofIice belongs to the PEG.
pie, and not the people to the POst-6fiee
They unitedly arA t-,pcrNtively demand
the repeal Of TIN, obnoxious provision in
the postal law, and we hope their wishes
will be immediately attended to by their
representatives at Washington, and that
the prepayment crotchet of Mr. creswell
will be as promptly rejected.