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MARRIED.

On the Sd instant, at the residence Of Mr..
Ephraim Fowler, by the Rev. 7, A. Earnest,
Mr.. Shaeiler and Jennie Dayhoa, all Of this
county.
At Keysvillc, on the 18th instant, Mr. OIL
yer d. Byerly and Ellen ". Angel, all ofthis
county.
In linksburg, on the 9th ultimo, by the
Rev. A. D. Dick, Mr.. John Breinning and
Miss Maggie Vial, both Of this county.
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NO. 1921 EoIyITy

In the Circuit conrt for Carroll County.
John n. Taylor and others, vs.. David n.
ulricks and others.
ORDERED this i4th day Of February, A.
~ D.. 1874, that the account of the auditor
filed in this cause be finally ratified and con.
trmed unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 10th day Of March,
next provided copy of this order be pub.
ished for two successive weeks before the
iast named day, in some newspaper published
in Carroll county.
!, FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
True c9py,-Test;
feb 2l.2t FRANK 7. SHAw, Clerk.
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In this city, on the 10th instant, Ella j.,
eldest daughter Of VIM. II. Gcrnand, aged 10
years, months aud % days.
On the llth instant, Mrs. Sena Copper.
smith, wife of Jacob Coppersmith. aged 80
years, months and 0 days.
Departed this life, near townsville, January
9Th, Mrs. Alice, wife Of Iycurgus n Starr,
aged 20 years.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

Df virtue of writ Of Fier Facias i.s,od
ID out Of the Circuit Court for Carroll cona'
ty in the State of Maryland, at the mi, ~
Theodore l.. Frtchey, against the goods and
chattcs, lands and tencmenls Of Samuel Ran,
nett, 10 me directed, have seized and ,nle.
in execution all the right, title, claim n.
teresi and estate, at law aud in equity of IN
said Samuel Bennett, IN and to all those three
tracts or parts Of tracts Of land, situate and
lying in tho 9th Election District Of Carroll
county, in the said State Of Maryland, enllssl
and known by the namesof SANDY Bottom .
"Wager's Trust, and ARABIA Petra. said
tracts comprising that fine Farm on which M
said Samuel Bennett now resides. ADJOINING
and bounded by the lands Of Joseph NJ. GiSt
Joshua Philips, William Philips, Perry Rem.
nett and William Trou, containing
217 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, ii being the three tracts or mart.
of tracts Of land Of which the said Samuel
Bennett became seized, by virtue Of the last
Will and Testament Of Rein Bennett. late of
Baltimore county, State Of Maryland, deceas
ed, duly admitted TO probate. aud recorded in
the office Of the Register Of Wills of Baltimore
2I9, &c.
Also the following personal property, viz:
ID horses, = cows, . heifcrs. III shotes.
horse rake, four horse wagons, wheat hn.
cart, stone bed, double shovel plow.
cultiyators, seed pillow, = harrows, so barrel,
OF corn. And hereby give notice that on
SATURDAY, IN Of MARCH, 1871
at 10 o clock, a. M, on the premises, will
offer for sale the said property, so seized and
taken in execution, by Public Auction. 10 the
highest bidder for Cash.
EDWARD DENILBlSS, Sheriff
Sheriff 5 Office, Westminster, Nd, Feb. 10,
1879. feb 2i.ts.
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0arnANs Eopng Adam shower. ESQ,
Chief Judge; Isaac c. Bale. and L. z S'ias
I Init Esqraa Associate dndtsA Dr.. Henry +.
Bsltz; Register s. Wis George y pufke,
Deputy horiattr
A1AaaN EslfAcr9 i'fl, asz1 II, IL nat.
M If he estate q Rhilln Boyle. deceased,
distribution pnlef decree 30 0fphans Conri
made and ratified.
| John @. Frizell, executor Of Jacob Fisher,
l deceased, made report of sale OF part Of the
real estate Of said deceased, being the rever-
sionary interest IN and 10 lots Nos. u and Is,
in the city Of Westminster.
I Samuel Holman. execul0fof Daniel Engsl,
deceased, returned additional inventory Of
/ goods and chattels.
Jesse Audefa, executor Of Samuel Audera,
/ deceased, returned inventory Of goods ana
ehaiiels and hst Of dohts, aud received orders
| 70 sell pndevised real estate, unbequeathed
goods and chattels and order to notify credis
tors.
Ia the matter Of the real estate Of Henry
LehtbeFger deceased, report 81 commissioner
to taketeslimony filed, trustees bond fled aud
decree Of Court 70 sell real estate filed.
Tuesday, fSb, f9th. No ah Pennington and
kebeeca Pennington, were appointed aud
bonded as administrators Of Iohn II. kooptz,
deceased, same day remuneration Of letters OF
administration on estate OF said deceased and
list Of debts due said deceased filed.
ExRcUriyR APPOINTMENTS. Gov. WHITE
sent 70 the Senate on Thursday the following
nominations for this county, which were con-
| frmed
Notaries Public +. I. Wheeler, Westmin-
ster; John 4. bufingloa. New Windsor.
Magistrates First district, VIM. IL. Grouse,
Geo. A. Fiekinger, Henry Gait; Second, g.
W. GilbeEf, John A. Brown, John II. Jordan;
Third, Earn Legore, Eli Erb; Fourth, Vin-
cent Brown, Stephen b. Stocksdale, Asarah
0arsler; Fifth. James Morgan, Charles w
Hood, j. q. Nadlow, W. d, Oursler; Sixth,
II. Motter, ]. A. Brown, j. p. Baltozer; Sew
enth, Abner Neal, Peter B. Mikesoll, VIM. J.
Mitlen, J, Henry Hoppe, Eighth, ]. f. Male
horn, John w. Abbott; Ninth, Thomas W.
Buckingham. Jacob Brown, Hepher Gorsuch,
Joseph Tenor; Tenth, fnncis Meginnis,
Samuel Skunk; Eleventh, VIM. T. Smith,
Charles Denning; Twelfth, Joshua Switzer,
Reuben Saylar. 4
Registers First district, John A. Martin;
Second, John X. Haines; Third, Jonas Frock;
Foarth, Daniel Ebangh; Fifth, Surratt d.
McElroy Eighth, Jacob Caltrider Ninth,
Abraham, Il bsueh !; Tenth, Levi Burlington I;
Eleventh, Jesse Lambert; Twelfth, John
Hartsock.
Dun DEEDs, We were shown this week,
| by Rev. John Gloyd, pastor Of st. Johns
Church, this city, two deeds for land sold TO
the Catholic Church Of Taneytown. One was
dated November |, 1855, and the other No
vember, 1859. The deeds are written on
parchment, and arc well preserved I; the
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LOCAL ArrAIRs.

MkkIrNa oeNHn SQnoaL HoAnn.-~.At ina
legdlAf Quarterly meeting Of The Sehocl Hoard
/ ot Carroll <6Anly, keId o8 Monday and fuesl
day lasf ~ ne meHhera we're present
As The object Of |be injecting vas the Day
uens Of III seaohHfs lpg .he Winter iar'n,
I! liI,'e other business Nos fl1ns4tIed
The Comfy Treasurer having paid over "a
The school Board The sum Of $1,000. and
/ pgomlshd 80 pay $1,000 more before the close
Of the week. the Treasurer Of the School
Board wes enabled 70 pay the teachers sala-
RES ia full
Nj. ceofge p. Fouke having withdraw
Rom 81 johns College, thus leaving WI
cancy IN that Institution 70 Be dlled from Car.
roll county, 4 Woe ordered that an advertise,
mont be published giving applicants notice q
q competitive examination 10 be held for The
purpose q selecting successor % young Nh
Fo6ke.
A proposal from a party IN Frederick Il
oontsnct ior . supply d ink was read and laid
on DE table
On the fecommeudaliono Of Mr.. Zollickofer,
MI Elhanan Englar was appointed 70 serve
Is trustee Of New Windsor public school in
place a. Mr.. Joseph S. Slonlier, whose ros.
iRnalion was accepted.
Ordered that the l0sh election district. hith.
erto embraced ia Mr. Zoliickollerss district.
Be transferred to that Of Mr. Mckinney.
twas then agreed that the Board pay I
visit 10 the West End new school house.
at o'clock, p. m, 70 which hour the Board
adjourned.
Having returned 10 the Office from the yisil
to the new school house, with which all ex.
pressed much satisfaction, the Board afforded
Nc. W. ). Seofeld an opportunity 70 address
the members on the subject Of text books on
arithmetic.
During the remaining part Of the session,
which closed on Tuesday evening, the Board
was busy with the settlement Of the teachers
accoants; and after having provided for the
payment Of the public school teachers in full,
the Board adjourned 10 meet on Monday, ID
day Of March.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-02-21


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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-02-21

The careful estimates made Of wants of
England far the years 73 and ~ BY the
Aofk LAM Express, are twelve million
4uastefs Of wheat, equal to os,000,00O
bushels. an amount vastly beyond all that
The United States cal. supply.
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No. lsso EoIrITy

IN the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
John .. Banmgartncr, Trustee, vs.. Francis
III. 0rendorff and others.
nRDERED this 18th day of February,
~ 1874, that the account Of the Special
Auditor filed in this cause be finally ratified
and confirmed, unless cause TO the contrary
be shown on or before the 9TH day Of March
next provided copy Of this order beinseri.
Cd ~ some newspaper published in Carroll
county, Tor two successive weeks before the
last named day.
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
feb 2i-2t FRAME 4. SHAW, Clerk.
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FARM FOR RENT.

ON Shares, a Farm of90 Acres within two
" miles OF Westminster. Good Barn and
comfortable Dwelling. Apply at this Office
feb 2l-3ts
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Two ladies Of Southampton, Va, Miss
Becky Kitchen aud Mrs Beaten, died ii
that county 4 lew digs ago, TIE former ii
!he advanced zgr of III yeals, and the
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-02-21

H1Dlf Sc1IDz9 Oh Tuesday, 1o<h Inst.
E4l4a. daughter q FMncia and AIxcrda Eek.
<r<Q1e, about four years Of nfe, WIS badly
sca3lsi b. thfustiug ben len arm Into r6f
1f boiling water that htf iaothcr As8 just Re.
e<e1 From The store The cAiId q still sni.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-02-21

LIrfEsar AND Dnz,iAlIc Ex5Esraixnrsr
hq Webster Literary Society Of western
Maryland Cp|Ices viii celebrate iii fhird
Anniversary b. Literary end Dramsiic En-
ter|Alp1nent ~ Odd Fellows Hall, On Friday
efeainz, lAp tth Of March, 1874. The public
zre cordially invited 10 attend. A1ri;ssioa
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-02-21
A Valuable Mill Property
AT PUBLIC SALE.


'HE undersigned will sell at Public Sale,
- on the premises, situate in Carroll county,
on the public road leading from Westminster
70 New Windsor, distant from the former
about . miles aud from The latter about I
miles, on
Thursday, hc26M day Of february, 1911,
A. O'Clock, p. NJ, the following desirable
MIL Property. The mill has 4
been recently repaired and is A6lA-A
N good running order. There " ~ E.N
Isa good Dwelling, with the
necessary out-buildings. Also 4 ACRES and
y Square perches Of Land, moro or less be-
longing, 70 the mill property. The Water
rover belonging to this property Is not sur
passed by any il the county.
This is desirable location, as tho mill has
had for q long time an excellent run Of Gus
tom, which could be increased BY proper
management, and TO any one wishing to en-
gage IN that business il offers an opportunity
rarely met with.
Possession given on the LIST Of April, next.
Terms easy and will be made known on the
day Of sale.
feb Ats Il. r. REESE.
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Local LEgisLArioN.--N Longwell OBJ
tanned leave 70 introduce and report Bill to
supply the Register Of Wills ollico with record
books, stationery, &c. By Mr. yanderford.
g INTRODUCE bill 70 cure alleged defects in the
levy Of taxes BY che Mayor and Council Of
Westminster also p authorize the Comm;s.
2onefs q Carroll coan'y q pay annually to
ton Of ne road tax levied. Nh. I,onrwelj
presented petition from tho citizens AZ car.
IolI county asking that George Mort bsplaced
on the penaion list.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-02-21

APfoisrsExrs. Mayor Vansant, Of Bal.
tmqre, sent his Green Bag 10 The Council
on Monday evening, containing his annual az.
po!ntments. Among them are the following
directors on the part Of the city in Ike
Western Maryland Railroad, John A. Griffith,
y place Of James L. McLane, resigned ;
Christian Deyries, il place Of s. II. Tacgart.
resi- gned. Alfred E. Smyrk, at present road
master Of the Western Maryland Railroad.
has been appointed Assistant Health Com
missioner. x
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-02-21

DouBLE PiPE CREEK IrEus.-There was
quite a sensation IN our town the other night,
occasioned by the arrival Of young lady al
tAe boarding house Of Mr. Thomas /. .Kolb.
sIho demanded lodging and d room. Mr..
Kolb and his amiahle lady arc over ready 70
accommodate but the lady coming alone. at
the unusual hour Of midnight, no enc know
ing her--no one about town had ever seen
her before-they were not without some sus-
picion that all might not be tight; finally.
however. they furnished her q room, out II
which she has not yet come. She Is very ret.
icent. and does not speak 10 any one her
business, # she has any, is not known. Mr..
koib, however, TO Indemnify himself. has Ia
ken charge Of her baggage, andawaits further
developments.
A large dog belonging 10 Mr.. Joshua Car
mach, residing one mile southwest Of this
place, went mad few days ago, and bit sev-
eral dogs in the neiRhborhood before il was
known that the dog was mad. He was not
killed until he came to Wcodsboro', dis
esnce Of five miles, and as he run this distance
IN the night, i is not known what damage, il
any, be has done.
The rain on Friday last, with the melting
snow. cansed q rise IN the river sufficient 10
break up the ice which was about Al inches
thick bat as the river did not overflow its
banks there was no harm done.
On Sunday morning, the 10th inst, the
song OF the merry little blue bird was heard
here for the FIRST time this season. We're they
really mated the day before. ST. Valentine /
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PUBLIC SALE.


Rf decree Of the Orphans Court of Carroll
= county, passed mi cause in which Chris.
topher Roger is complainant and Catharine
Lightberger and others, defendants. the
subscriber, as Trustee therein appointed. will
offer at public sale, on the premises, on
saturday, die I'M day IF March, 1911,
at ! o'clock, ,. m, the following parcel of
land, whereof certain Henry Lightberger
died seized, containing
2 Acres, Q Foods g. Is Perches
Of Land, more or less, situated in Hampstead
district, Carroll county, close to Daniel Rupp's
smith shop, on the road from Mexico 10
Richards Mill---to be sold clear Of the wild.
owls dover.
Terms Of Sale. one.half Of the purchase
money to be paid on the day Of sale, or ON
the ratification thereof by the said court the
credit payments to be secured By the notes Of
the purchaser with approved security, and 10
bear interest from the day Of sale.
N. B.-The creditors Of the said Henry
Lightberger, deceased, are hereby notified
2 file their claims against said deceased, n
the office of the Register OF Wills for Carroll
county, properly authenticated. within fnnr
months from the day Of sale.
GEORGE STRUTH,
ep <l-ot Trustee,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-02-21

css7Esxax N. ~ CHrnen. Sunday Feb.
z2d, preaching BY the pastor, Rev. &. Her.
bert Richardson, morning at l0i o'clock
subject, The Young Rnler What Lack / Yet !
Afternoon q 2 o'clock monthly meeting Of
the Juvenile Missionary Society, exercises
consisting Of music, rehearsals, etc. Al Z
o'clock Quarterly Love Feast and Experience
Meeting. At O'Clock lecture ana coucerl
service subject Of lecture, Noses; Borrow.
ipg the Egyptians Jewels; The Hardening
O Pharoah's Heart. All are invited.
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FOR SALE.

a Necdham Organ, suitable for Church
A a Or School, will be sold at bargain.
Apply to III. Il. NORRIS,
FEB litf Westminster, Nd
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FARMERS, LOOK HERE

VIE best soft Windsor Plaster for sale, Of
= shambergor's station, Western Mary
land Railroad, (now Winchester's MillsD IN
quantities TO suit, at reduced prices. Call and
examine for yourself, before purchasing.
feb if'3m y CHEW & SNEIzSisR.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
Farm and Mill Property,
N Carroll County, Maryland ~

DY virtue Of decree Of the Circpit co....
- for Carroll county, sitting As a Court Of
Rachel Bnsby is complainant, aud Fila pa1
linger, ct ais, nre defendants, the subscr;,oolf
Is trustee, will offer at public sale. on sa'I n,
premises, ON 'e
Thursday, he i0th II Marcli, A. ID. 1871
Of o'clock, y. m, al that valuable Fa-,.
situate in Carroll county, on the public roai
leading from the Turnpike at Sandy Nom, y
the Deer Park road, equally distant f,o' -
either point, and adjoining the lands Of f,r Oi
vile Herring, William Miller, solomon Zon.
and others. and containing UP
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-02-21

0Ekr1oS AND SEnnox Our citizens win
be pleased TO learn that Rev. Jas. w. Reese.
A. A., Ph. D., Of the Chair Of Ancient Ian
guaFes and Literature, Western Maryland
college, has consented 10 deliver the next An
nual Grafton before the Literary Societies con
nected with that College. The GRAFTON viii
be delivered some timein June next, and from
the well known ability Of the orator We can
promise orr citizens Z literary treat. Rev.
Augustus Webster, D. D., win preach the
snpuai sermon before the same societies dur.
ing the same month. n III b
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- 49,.
BolLER ExrLosios ar CArocrix FrRrAcr.
"A dispatch to the Baltimore Sun, dated
Frederick, Nd, Feb. II, says The explo-
SION OF q poytahle engine at one Of the ore
banks near catoctin furnaces this morning oc-
casioned quite an excitement in this city. The
engine Is about sixty horse power, and the
explosion took place between Eve and six
o'clock this morning, Instantly killing two
colored men, Samuel Mitchell and Jas, Nor
ms, and very badly scalding and otherwise in
lasing James Summers, VIM. Brooks and Da-
vid Campbell, the first named fatally. The
explosion was caused, it Is supposed, hy the
engineer not having sufficient quantity Of
water N the boiler. The Eve men were sieep-
ing ia the room nearly above the engine. ana
were hurled more than hundred feet from
the building. Limbs Of those killed were
scattered in all directions. The stove and
several large pieces Of. the boiler we're found
at great distance or The building itself
was rendered a complete wreck The report
Of the explosion was heard several miles. and
large number Of persons we're quickly al.
tracted tothe hearirendipgseen Aninauest
was held by Frederick White, Coroner OF Me-
chanicsfown, and the following verdict rem
dered -" That the death Of these parties has
been caused by the explosion Of the boiler,
caused BY the engineer being deceived 10 iii
supply Of his water Ths sad occurrence
cast gloom oves the whole neighborhood
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Edward 0nfsler, Of Manchester, was iniur-
ed severely on "Wednesday by being thrown
from his carriage on the way to Westminster
Three Of bis ribs were broken and his head
badly cut his horse wAs frightened BY the
falling Of tree.
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5O ACRES or LANn

more or less The improvements eops;s, -
large and new Stone Dwelling A 49, y
House, in excellent condition, &AA
having two stories and base. ~ 40
ment also Frame Dwelling u 6.
House, two stories and all necessary 81,
buildings, Barn, Hog Pen, nc. This pro p
" was formerly known as Busbyis f MllI !,
and has erected thereon Stone Grist Mr.
in good running order, and Saw Mil IN A.
collent condition. There Is also a good NJ
chine Shop attached to the Mill. Tbis nyn n'
erty Is not only desirable on account Of ,ba
Mill but the land is of good quality and bas
been recently thoroughly lined and i now 4
good producing condition.
Terms Of Sab. -0nothir of tho purcb.,a
money to be paid in cash, ON the day of AZ
and the balance in equal payments of ons
and two years, TO be secured by the bonds os
notes oftho purchaser or purchasers with IN.
tercst from the day Of sale.
CHARLES b. ROBERTS.
Trustee
John r. Di0snbaugh, 1Hcf. feb 2l.i,
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Charles R. Waters, ofthis county, hasbeen
reappointed as Tobacco Inspector, at Ware
house No |.
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Registers -First district. John A. Martin,
Second, John r. Haines; Third, Jonas Frocki
Foarth, Daniel Ehangh; Fifth, Surratl D.
Warheld; Sixth, George Shower; Seventh, Lee
McElroy !; kighth, Jacob caltrider; Ninth
abraham Albangh !; Tenth, Levi Burlington
Eleventh, Jesse Lambert; Twelfth, Johr
Hartsock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-03

TIE siamese twins were Baptists.
But" says the Presbyterian, suppose
one had been disbeliever, how could
the other have been immersed" But
another says ttey were not Baptists;
they were United Brethren.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-03

THE Connecticut State election takes
place on Monday next. The campaign
has not been particularly active, except
on a somewhat embittered newspaper dis.
cussion, and tho result, as the State Is Or
dinsrily close, Is admitted 10 be very
doubtful. From 1856 to 1865, both inclu.
sivc, the State was regularly Republican
by msjorities varying from 1000 in 1856
to 541 in 1860. In the elections since
1865, eight for Governor and two for
President, the Slate has been Republican
six times, while in the elections Tor Gov.
ernor alone, each party has carried the
State four times. In these elections the
aggregate Republican majority, including
plurality Of 100 in 1879, was 1888, and
the aggregate Democratic majority was
6,sG8. Last year tho Democrats elected
their Governor by majority Of S.273
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-03

THE Cleveland PSaindealsr explains 10
our innocent inquiries, what are the con-
stituentS that go TO the manufacture oI
limitation whisky: Its fluid made up
variously Of highwines, aqua FORTS, nux
vomlcs, alOes, burnt sugar, and other in
gradients, and hauled about the city in
dem1ohnS, and thus peddled out TO the
low, cheap doggeries which buy Their
supplies daily and only lew decantess OF
jugs tull at q time. By certain comblns'
lions Of tho ingredients, Limitation
brandy, rum and gin are made, and
peddled and drank by the same persons.
The object Of the aqua iortis Is to give the
liquid "ltfe," and so thoroughly cauterlzG
the mouth and throat Of the drinker that
he will be unable to tell what he has been
drinking, The superiority Of imitation
whisky to genuine consists in the fact
that whereas a good, healthy man can
stand a wrestle Of several years with
orthodox Bourbon, about sixty days oil
the bogus article-ii It has q fair chance
will breed a menagerie in his boots.