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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-13

JoME nI sRA 3Es and g E Ffs
Fields street opposite PSasiasss, BaFOuohss snd
ana Saddle Horses TO hire: AorSsii cSSes Mahcgsny
kept on livery Patent Metalno sIwnyS on hand ttc
aiS sttsnded 10 BY the propretOr HstS 81 public Pa
attention 10 business, 70 obtain tyH1z8
tronRge.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-29
Business Locals.

LADIES OYSTER SUPER ASD FESTIVAL
The ladies Of st. Pzui's Reformed Church.
Will hold an Oyster Supper and Festival in
the Lecture Room Of the Church. eommene.
ing on the % day Of December next, n
O'Clock, p. NJ, and will continue for three
successive nights. All are respectfully invited
to Sttend.
Be sure and call for DIR. Ball' Cough Syrup Il
you are troubled with bad Cough or Cold.
1t viii give you relief For sale by every re.
spectacle Druggist One bottle - cents, 5
bottles for Sl.0o.
Another large 10; ]. d. Mason L Cos. Gel.
ebra;ed Crackers. received and for sale a,
low prices. d. Gehr.
Don't fail TO examine our stock OF Salteens
and other Dress Goods. Just opened, Al manic
prices H. L. Norris 4 Co.
To meet hard times half way. Schenshal 4
Bro. have greatly redneed the prices Of their
Ready Made Clothing.
Sugars, Syrups, Teas, Coffee, Spices. &c.
best place in Westminster to buy is at ". O.
Ligget's-
A fall line OF Grand Duchess Alpacas, inst
opened, at II. l. Norris L Co.'S.
Baltimore Pearl Hominy, best quality, at
d. Gehr's.
RAisins, currauts, &c, very cheap. at W.
0. Liggets-
We have opened to-day large lot * Dry
Goods, at panic prices II. L. Norm X Co.
Men 8 and Boy Kip Boots, large stock and
low prices, at W. o. Ligges's.
We have Gloves OF all kinds, at lowest phi
ees- II. L. Norris L Co.
Raisins, Currants, Citrun, Cranberries. for
sale cheap. d. Gehr.
Buy your Gum Shoes at W. o. Ligvet's.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-29

TIE OLDEST AND TIE BEsr.-Theze
are the bold claims which the publishers Of
the Esr York Observer make for their
paper And yet the facts Of history bear
them out IN their krss, While an undevizt-
ing course IN sending cut large, fun,
fheshs readable family newspaper, gives
them at Ieas right to hy claim to the
second. In the great multitude Of papers
that are publzhed the O5srper holds is
own position, and an enviable position It
ID No paper reaches Us that We can re-
commend more heartily. Il i published
at So year, and the premium picture and
chrOmO humbag are left for those Who
have nothing better to offer We are glad
% see that good old family newspaper has
come cut boldly in opposition TO the sool-
ish practice Of batting subscribers with
cheap Piefures- Il declares the premium
business demorzlizing, and repudiates It
altogether. Ii VIII not be long before
every pApsr that = worth having viii take
the same stand AgOod family newspaper
Is the cheapest luxury that can be enjoyed,
and We can heartily recommend the Ns.c
York Osserp~ As such paper. s. L
Prime & Co, 81 Park Row. New York.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-29
MARRIED.

In tins city, al s., Pani's Relor,ns,, C....-,
on the 2i,h Instant b. Rev. G. nj R;. 49,
son, assisted By Rev W. c. Crsmer. ~ rs
II. Mitten and Miss Moliie z, second go ;so,a
ter Of John Huff, Of tins CITY. M 80.
ooaple vii accept our thanks ior ARR ~, sas
pig % cake. A'i
At Craze Lutheran Charrh. hi, ga,
the 3sth instant, By ReE. John A. -, ~, y
assisted BY Rev. W Q. Cremef, M. WSIE4-
=. Thomas Sud Miss Rebeeca, dangs, 80. !,
Dr.. +. Batler, both of this city. w rs,,. y
our thanks to the Bride and Groom ~ 49, ~,
lie OF vine and q generous supply II ssvsr,l
varieties Of cake.
At the residence Of the brides narsn,. !.
this city, on the eth instant. 81 ~ ~ Z
A. Earnes,, Mr. Luther Main. Of P,.l -
eountJ. ami Miss Clay A. c. waroner. of,s;,
city. '''s
On The llth instant near Ho1ckry;ns L.
Rev, c. II. Richardson. assisted b. Rey n
II. Ferguson, Abraham $. Lester sad go
Payue, all of this county.
Ga tie 3kh instant, Al Siraxb7idgs p.,.o.
souags, Baltimore. b. Rev. WIlford bovns
Robert Tucker and Miss Marcells Arm,eo.,'
youngest dasghisr Of the late Richard a15 p.
ehel Aruacost, both of Baltimore city.
On the l9Eh instant. al the reSj.pes ~
Isaac Doisoa, BY the RsT. r. Broun, Ch,,,s,
Matthews, Of Frederick county. ani r.,
Elder, Of this eouhey.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-29

The opponents Of the sew Constitution
Of Psunsyisania have broughs suit in the
Supreme Court for an injunction 70 pre-
vent an election. The election in PhiIa-
delPhia : to Be held differently from the
rest Of the State, under a commission
appointed for the purpose The Conyen-
ton could not Trust the corrupt rings which
control the election in that city. Corrup-
ton in Philadelphia dies hard. Il heasy
70 see that the city win not slip out Of the
grasp Of is numerous rings without :
desperate struggle. The experience Of
New York should be an example to it.
The men there Who controlled ward politics;
bribed legislators used jail birds as
suxiliaries stuffed ballos-bozss; robbed the
city treasury, and enjoyed perfect ntur-
malta Of corrupt power, we're conquered At
Iast and the ringieadezs ars one By one
trying the moral effect Of the inaide Of the
State prisoa- Philadelphia to-day i a.
badly and as uuserupulouzly governed a.
New York was under Tweed, and Iagersoll,
and Connolly aud needs the 1ms sharp
remedies
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-29

About one o'clock on the morning Of
Nov. 10 large merchant vessel under full
sail and on fire was seen running for
kingsiown harbor in Ireland. She proved
70 be the Nangpore, an iron ship, from
Calcutta, for Liverpool, with cargo of
cotton, jute, and saltpetrc. She had taken
Ere four days before and the crew had
become 50 worn out in their efforts to keen
down the flames that when she entered the
harbor they were unable to take in sail
Both anchors we're let 90, but they did not
catch, and she drifted among the vessels
with which the harbor was crowded. She
struck heavily laden schooner, causing
her to sink, while the crew saved them
selves BY climbing into the rigging of the
Nangpore. Another schooner and a sIoop
were also wrecked BY the burning vessel.
the captain Of the sIoop being thrown
overheard and drowned The NangpOre
finally came to opposite the Royal Irish
Yacht Club house and she was sunk by
the guns Of two revenue cutters after Il
had been found that she could not be
saved.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-29

The Mnryiand and Virginia boundary
eomzizioa ksId > knAl ssSion at Bar
uun's HpseI, Ia this city yesterday and
II dsF before. After = discSzsi0n con
elu.lssl Do report 70 their respective pm
eipals a the e0aiing sezsion q de legis-
lainn their inability 70 agree upon any
settlement q the matters Of dissFeHee a.
% the boundary line between the two
s,Afes. MaTyhnd and Yirgiais- The mem
bers Of the eonmissioa on che part Of Viz.
gina are Heary A Wise. ex-general IN
tie Confederate army, and formerly Gov
ernor Of YirginiA, United States minister
10 Brazil. EaenlbeT Of the United States
Congress. &c. and William Watts who
were present, and Col DeJarnetts, who
vas uos present; and on the part Of Mary
ipd. ex-Attorney General I. d. Jones, L.
l. Waters, and W. J. Aydelo4te, State
Senator elecs from Worcester county. The
commission has been in existence several
years, have held number Of conferences,
examined vast amount Of documentary
and other evidence uhich has been sub
rnitted to the commission IN elaborate pa
pers By Mr.. Jones and Gen Nise, pre-
seating the views Of their respective sides
At one time hst year several eompronise
propositions were made BY each side, and
Il Sas hoped, bat yainly as L turned out
tina, they Eere on the point Of agreeing
upon an adjustment Of the dispute.
The dispute, it viii be recOIlee;ed, Is as
to the true boundary line between the east
ern shore Of Maryland and the eastern
shore Of Virginia, and also as to what Is
the true western boundary line Of Mary
hnd and eastern line Of Virgiri.-., which
includes the question as to where the line
should Be drawn alongthe Potomac Iii
not likely any Hl-feeling can be engendered
between two States 50 closely knit TO each
other BY ties Of affection and interest As
Virginia and Maryland, bat still it were
vel this matter vas settled on basis sat
isacsory 10 the people Of both States, and
it may Be that the reports which viii
be made by each commission 10 the Legs
h,are Of the State il has represented in
the negotiations viii throw such light upon
the question As viii lead the way out Of
the difseulsy and enable the Legislature Of
the two States 70 hy down basis Of adj
ent-Bal,o. SKA Of Nor, 81
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-29

RETURNING PEAcE-Afier . furious
campaign Of week, Of American joarnal-
I'm against Spain in which Cuba vas
wrenehed from her grasp and her army and
navy eouspIesely overwhelmed and van
quished. our contemporaries, on Moaday
last. announced, to al the World and the
rest Of mankind" that the shiis-winged
dove ef peace ras agaia broodiBg over the
bslIieareats In other words. they started
out On Monday morning last, With the
welcome announcement, that We should
hare 20 var With Spain Heaven be
praised for IL mersiss and for our great
delirsnncel Seriously. the dreadful on
slausht upon Spain, hzt week, and the
good news If no war heraldsd at tia
solvent Of The current week, reminds Bs Of
{ Ocean into tempesi tossed,
To rafi feather q % drown ay.s
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-29

BvKxED 10 DEATH--Fred Troyer Is no more.
About this time last year j; vas announced
that be had frozen TO death, bot Fred soon
denied i IN prQpria pesoae, saying be kneE
xwzs not trse As soon a. he keardit On Fri
day night Of last week be occupied shanty
near the lime kiln Of Dr. Reindollar, Taney-
torn, and i Is supposed thathe became chilled
during the night and went on top Of the kiln
20 varn himself, was overcome By the gas is-
suing from the kiln, sad falling On L vas
burned- Death, no doubt, ensaed before the
barninz. In the morning be was found with
one hand entirely roasted Of aud his head
burned TO crisp A coroner sjury vas sum
moned BY Justice Fkekiager, vho rendered a
verdict Of accidental death. For several
years past Fred has been one Of the institu-
tons Of this town, afording much Amusement
% the children. He was perfectly harmless
and in0fensive- Poor old Fred.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-29

M1rsinn1 ~ furnished !. fzir prurrs-
fIuu 81 he nanuv sre<s a.nztsrz Il The
zanny .ou.k-hnd. We ~ suu,k-l..a. S.
sha i ususa sdushsrn shnn nnyshing she,
AID ksnssez - nsax be elana.1. ske :
zrskssn -. sxsert = hss nosskern tisr'
a. ecansies. wzSSzk lslsnx uaass b ~ nosth
tkzn = he sod, and .ltkauek il Masy-
lsma. esagraphieally s1eakine. are nj q
Nnrvzssa
We purBuse % syeak a. suly two q her
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-29

Ia the sat rsiligAs, gsztIs Alics.
] drzin u thee this Eobdea eAAbes-
Al glgwizg vIzh the rieh red vine
Pressed from the sizzssH e The Fine-
Thzt th0a % Of has sea u drsa1s.
Sprisging b Edea'E saered ssse4zs.
And T1sere1 b. aisizer showers
Thaz al npoa tkia earn 81 o1rs-
Qusea II ny seal, Oh lively AIzce.
I'm with thes u thy brixh1 dream palace,
/ mzzk each rieA and uoa4rozs gen
In thy poesse dsSd<m-
/ see tkes u thy royai pria<
Ei<kSlf EiFnl 81 rhy SIDE,
! zee Pknefs living lzEtre nov
Cireiing aroa1d thy beazinx brow,
Wkile earsh's P<a1d spiirl,s xi1eiy thrOag
To 1t 10 shy beEitek1g sosr-
AID, spsI- b0zn1 b. the power diviR<.
B0w low beSors thy gsorious shrsHe-
Scar Of NJ spirit, hzighs q.s.n AEes-
Oh, keep ne ever n thy paEzce;
La ne be vitk thee shsa each th0zghf
OF Ere from He4xez thy soaI hath eazgA;;
Whez DER sky fles EEest EAzcies Zee,
Like soh elold-zhAd0Es Ger The 50;
when beauty Eka kzmming bird
he nd r0se q thy heArt hath stirred,
And al the Masses egms to thr0w
Their gzriznds On thy brow Of snoS,
And hail thee, child Of gBori01s mica,
Loves, Beaafys. Fame 8, and 4zsie's Qaeea
Bot, whez Thy other guests are go1e.
Oh, fur one bliszfal boar, lay down
The royal scspsrs and the croEas
I'd yin the n9ss9n 70 ny side,
And not The Queea IN qaeealy prsde-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-29

MoaF TAXATION. We h,,e
noticed that there are indicate 10y q,
daring the coining session og ~ - 'aas
at,cmPts win b. made t. se.urs ,S i.,:'les
rcvenuc from TAXATION. Amsp, 4
sources suggested i the rc.riasi.s =.
revenue du'y on tea AMI coffee "a
increase Of the tax % distilled ss;,;, 'ns
tobacco. The restoEatiea u ~ - ~ "a
tea and eofee would inereass a. 4. Iloa
about els, 900. Il s Hgv.l ;s'ssae
connection that eoIce Is hisbe, ~ az
than Il was when Il vas placed mr., "a Y!
froe list, = result, il Is claimed 5h w see
dae 70 the enhanced export duty lss; ..5 I
the Brazil authorities An ioe,s'.4A =
ten cents per gallon upop distilled s,;.;, Z
aud OF four cents per pound upop 49,
would yield an additional re venue r. 40, So,
s. ,000, 900. 1t Is believed by H. a.
missioner Of Internal Revenue H., N. n
increase Of taxation upoa these two 49,. i1s
Woald net make the total tax >, er. -
to increase the in3aecmeni for s,..s
The duty upos tea and coffee. and II h
increased taxes upon distilled shirt. ' '''s
tobacco, would yield about s3l 600 ,,aa a's |,
additional revenue.
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Report of the Grand Jury.

To TIC Hoaorabls Jaiga 81 ne Circaii Corr,
for Carrun Cosa,y:
II Fsrzgance Of law AL custom. the G,,,s
l. Jury have. in the discharge Of their du,is.
VISITED the Almshouse aEii Jail of the eoUstv
aud respectfully repressl, to your Hopors
that they have found thejail most ADMIRABLY
kep,, and the prisoners b most exec leut e,,1.
ditios. rejecting very treditably urca ~.
Sheriff and Mrs. FnnseI for the care and ~
teniion wiih which they lave DISCHARGED her
respective duties ThS further tate a.,
they then visited the Amshouse. ard sogn1
everything in most eNcebeui condition. m
inmates are we'll cared T., and exhiis, evsrv
indication Of kindly traimeni. The eop6.
ton q the Almshouse i respect to elsa,l.
ness Is unsurpassed, and leserves our vars.
est eommendA;ion, shoSns a. Il does th,t
Mrs. Wilson has perfornld her part faithfully
and we'll. The Almshorie Farm. under m
stewardship Of Mr.. Wiisn. presents a no.,
satisfactory appearance, nd wiH coHpAre a.
vorably With the best fans o. the county. Il
ls IN all respects sa;isfsctry, and shou; that
i has received careful al prudent attention.
All Of which Is respectfully submitted.
WILLIn 7. SMITH,
nov - Forrrs,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-29

POSTAL EYFIcIKScY.-As an evidence
Of the efficiency Of some Of Postmaster
General CresEelIs subOrdinates, We in
stance the fact that although the northern
and eastern mails arrive in Baltimore at
] O'Clock, P. NJ, three hours before the
departure Of the Western Maryland train,
that mail matter is not forwarded, in this
direction, until $50 the next morning.
This Is tortoise-like dispatch If Mr..
CresEeIl would infase little more aesiyi.
ty into some Of his officials, he would do
the country far greater service than by
his recommendations to Congress Of = pre-
payment Of al mailable matter.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-29

TEK NV CoCxrr 0STIcERs.-The first
Monday in each month is set apart for the
meeting Of the County Commissioners and the
Orphans Court. More than the usual inter
est vii attach to these meetings on Monday
next, for on that day 4 Is probable, that the
officers elect viii qualify and enter upon the
discharge Of their respective dates. OF
course, an unusual number Of persons vii be
attracted to town on that oceasiOn,-oeieers
with their bondxmsn, and other friends, anx-
ious to see them duly installed into Office.
The County Commissioners, the Clerk Of the
Cireuit Court, the Register Of Wills. the
Sheriff, and the Treasurer and Clerk to the
County Commissioner, VII all, il Is probable,
enter upon their several terms Of once on
that day.
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EsTRAY notice.


STATE Of Maryland, CaT,H County, 70 rif
hereby certify that q this 2l,h day Of
n November, 1873, bcfSe me the suhser;.
Der, a Justice Of the Pea Of The STATE a
Maryland in aud for Catll county. persoa.
ally Appeared Peter L. Blmeardner u said
county, and made oath oiihe Holy Evansely
Of Almighty God. that he lok up as Estray IA,
he found irespassing on 5 enclosure on the
18th day Of November, rs, Bay Gelding
apparently three years q and seem 10 Be
sore IN his two front hoe from a founder.
two hind feet white, issery gentle, and 10.
other particular marks.
Given undes my band,
J. WM. llRHART, J. p.
The owner Of the abb described GeldinE
Is hereby notified TO enc forward, prove
property, pay charges al take him away.
PETER l.. BAMGARDNER.
Living on the road lessnE from the Union
Mills to Hanover. IN lers' District, about
II miles from the uniOililis.
nov 29-3t
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ELKcTIoHNoTICE.

plRSuANr TO a tlution, passed by the
Il President and Dittors Of the Frederick
and Pennsylvania IinaaiIroAd Company, at
a meeting held on II 25ih Of November,
instant, notice is herehgiveu, tina; an cleo
iion viii be held at thsi Fee of said Company
N the city Of Fredcsk, Nd, on the first
Monday and 9TH day. January. 1874, be
tween the hours OF ia. NJ. and l o'eloek,,
p. NJ, for the choice Nine Directors, Five
BY the Corporation ofsederiek and Foar by
the other Stockholderfo manage the Affairs
OF the Company for theasuing year.
JOHN.oATS, Presldeni.
FREpgRicKE ScHIEtsec'y. nov ae-5t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-29

The fee for registration u letters, now
Is cents, 5 to be reduced to s cents in
January. So far 50 good. But when
Canada performs the same service for
cents, Why, asks the New York World,
should the amending zeal Of Mr.. CresweIl
stop at Scents, particularly when all doubts
AZ 70 the Senatorial succession in MARYLAND
have been set at rest?
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-29

TIE SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DIS
rnIcr.-This district, composed Of Carroll,
Baltimore, Hartford and Cecil counties,
gave Democratic majority for COupssoI-
Ter, al the ate election. Of 2407. This
exhibit Is very gratifying one for the
contemplation Of whoever shall be cur
candidate for Congress in the fan Of 1874.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-29

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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-29

Rumon reach "a, not particularly we'll
founded, however, Of a possible change in
the Spanish Government, whereby CASTELAR,
IS 70 Be superseded By Marshal seranO As
Dictator and Regent in the interest Of the
young Duke Alfonso. This nexs comes
through British officials, but has received
no direct confirmation from Madrid.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-29
FOIiRENT.

VIE undersiglfoffers for Lease for two
a years, two hIf improved Farms ono
contains Three Hired Acres arabic Land,
the other -Four hdred Acres. The i'm
proyements arr clortable and substantial.
These Farms ar9tuated on the Western
Run. Recommettion will be required.
Apply TO the ulrsigued at his residence,
Dover, Baltimot bounty, Nd, or 10 Mr.
John Lloyd, at thlill.
nov 22''f JOHN T. JOHNS
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-29

The cassiss ead Es.qssa<. plhaished
q NsssassAa PennsylsanEa. ssys

The Gaasifs ead Eeneeesa<, patafshed
q Nsssazla PennsylrRnia. says
d the essg payer y 4zyskizr i reenrs
u gesar ewn. f'sza4F9 AolAfas. D tfey eu4-
szin neiicea az yu'Ir asAaols. chnrrhas, .eez-
saea q lAe 1Ereral 1oszkE- peonae3ars a. H.
ecl1u. szinaers. Azles II RAJ aad perxanAl
property, zzarEi,zss ez2 ,isaEh., nuaaiz-zssuzs
81 TIE s1Eigns n.rs-s- elaEsisn EeGzrma. y
dlstri<fs, nDr1sezeaas. md kanIirelas e ODER
iocai EAezzzs q iaiesxas. Ehseh yuur isoal q
e0GnEg paReE plaaliEhez sizha1t pap Not an
iee2- Dc tAes ever AZ wosi ealcuiz,at =
draw afreassaa - ycur eouatg All q uzasrVas
sarlsTEg isEna, ard ni3 IL t1air fsorTezk azd
ss1ssrrissf Nss Enc AAd pa tksre are
nea Who tnke ssek r1ntraesea views e. ikis
ulattsr, thzt. unlezs thsy s-e asetzzE - EsnJ
q lzzs iaehsa 81 reaakng zz2zzEE u th@x oWs
FaFer A. fA<y d = . cry EapsE. rhey shiak
ihEy are as ssEzizg ~ HoFsk q der zossF-
Il rsu.ials . q ne nan rao sssk the larE-
80 paSr e koces Il the hox- slzply bszlse
lazy sssr ~ Aazae - fae PAR EzeA sznales
thaf sr,sa hin
Al Of skE Avsry srue. Ne man shuuA
take ei.s paper to the neglsss Ct h .
cal rapsr He caaaut asord 70 Do r.
Tbeze NAY NJ BE % @zeA rsa3iag z.tter
IN he eounrry paper A. II the eiry paper.
there are always n : doasus Il itszs IN
v1lzahle 70 ibas< living IN the vi<iHify of
its pabEi-4iiea that CANNES b. fs1nd "A the
eiry Paper. Il mar ma have % gOod =
ssszy. = naeh szrieslrural iasoruaEiaa, o.
% uacA gsnersl nssz; baE i has thaE
vhish > vorth a. u1eh as sny q sks.ei
4 has nevS u the resAeE's asighboEs-
nroagA ths heal raPer TIE farmer = able
% tel who has m0yed into his nsighbar-
h1ei- 1Iso HoEed czf who has rzised The
hrrezt eroFs, ard raasy lks thingz- al q
whieh are juss as Interesting and Important
n aheir way a. 0sh<r nsvA Il has the
lsgAI airsslis.meats. the ineal markets. the
5saths an1 narTiagss. AMI al the b
cal iaei3szts and oeearrszsez Of the dzy.
Il 5 nat s1pszsed tSat The hsal paper VII
take the pRsee &C The ely dai9, sOr thai
the hitter VII take the plaee q the lOcal
F4per. TAey are bosh e=<atiL IN th-ir
Eny, and boSh .ye Usually fSzad in every
wsz-regsl1.sd fanily thrslgh the eounry.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-29
CELEBRATION OF rnE oSY HuxpRrru

SAlHbhAlioN OF THE bSR HCNnRKTH
ANNIVERSARY or THE IRA PARRY IN
Bosrus hAsRoR OF DEcEMBER 17TH.-
Thomas Wallace and George W. Keller
viii present the ladies with two tables
made from the original oak joists taken
from Independence HsII during the re
pam made in laying the tile floor, they
having purchased the same FROM the city
% convert into memen,oes Of the Hall,