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Valuable Personal Property
AT PUBLIC SALE.


TIME snbscriher, having rented his iarm,
Il will sell at Public Sale, at his residence,
l mile south Of Wafheldsburg, on
THURSDAY, 9th day Of MARCH, 1874,
at o'clock, d. M, the following Personal
Property, viz;-e good work mules, 5 Of them
~ are good leaders: ! good NaNYVM
I'm riding and driving horse, X
~N-A. thoroughbred STALLION, --.AArnsAA-
good brood mare, A-year old colt z
year old colt, yearling colt ! good. mich
COWS, some OF them will be fresh BY the day
Of sale; heifer, years old Suffolk bull,
years old; Alderney bull, years old =
yearing stays, . fat steers large Chester
SONS and pigs, Chester boar, IL line young
shotes, road wagon with bed, bows and cover,
l large plantation wagon, ! A-horse wagon, z
stone beds, 2.horse carriage, shiiting-top bug
~, buggy spread, rcaping machine and mower
combined, Flickinger's make iron clad NOW
ing machine, threshing machine and power,
wheat drill with guano attachment, corn she'll
er, to run either by hand or horse power
spring.tooth horse rake, winnowing mill, large
eating box, to run by horse power; hay forks
and fixtures, 3 3.horse plows, 42-horse plows,
hill side pillow, . S.horse harrows, 3.horse cult
yator large roller, 2donble shoyelplows, 2 sin
buONtl lioNst NVtu AANtof = Neth 49,
ers, 9 3-horse double trees, spreaders, 2
fifth chains, single trees, siretchers and breast
chains, 2 sets OF hind gears, 4 sets front gears,
6 sets Of pillow gears, wagon saddle, blind
brides, lead brides, 4-horse line, 0.horse
line, . sets check lines, sets bells, double
set Of single harness, 0 collars, shaking forks,
hay and dung forks, 2 dung hooks, shoyels,
mattocks, picks, spades, crowbar, stone sledg'
es, axes, maui aud wedges, eross-cut saw,
wood aud hand saws, grain cradles, moving
scythes, grindstone, ground scoop, hand scoop,
set Of quarryiug tools, lot OF blacksmith tools,
large lot of old iron, bacon aud lard by the
pound.
Household and Kitchen Furniture
ing of bedsieads and bedding, cooking
stoves and fixtures, template stove, corner
cupboard, milk cupboard, tables, sofa, doz.
chairs, pots, pans, tubs, buckets, barrels,
meat hogsheads, and many other articles too
numerous TO mention.
Terms Of Sale.A credit Of ten months
will be given on all sums above So purchas.
ers giving their notes with approved security,
bearing interest from day Of sale; all sums OF
So and under cash. No property to be re-
moved until settled for.
JOSHUA SELLMAN, SR.
WV. BaovS, Auctioneer.
feb 2s-ts Jas r Summers, Clerk.
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Improved Stock, Implements, &C., &c
FOR SALE.

THE undersigned, intending to sell or renl
- large portion Of bis farm, and to reduce
greatly the number of head OF stock owned by
him, will sell at auction,
On Ae SM and Oh days Of Apn2, 1911
the live stock on the first named day. a num.
Der Of Jersey Herd-Bo Bulls, Cows and
A> Heiiers, Devon Bull ands..
~ several Cows, Thorough Y N. IA
NosAsbred Stallion, Tro,tinR. -H-.H
Stallion, and Halfbred Percheron stallion,
many Horses, Colts and Mules. Also a loi
OF Farming Implements, Wagons, &C., &c.
Catalogue. will be published some weeks
IN advance Of the day appointed for the sale,
and will be forwarded 10 applicants.
]. HOWARD McHENRY,
:, pikesyille, Baltimore county, Nd.
Q. r Neon, Auetionser, TSrsontora M
feb 28-ts
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WANTED.

ENERGETIc Agents IN every County in
~ Maryland 70 sell Wheeler 4 Wilson'S
New Sewing Machines. The most liberal IL.
ducemeuis offered first class men. Address.
WHEELER a WILSON MANUF'G co.
feb2S2i PA w. Baltimore ST., Baltimore
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ELECTION NOTICE.

WESTMINSTER Gas IaaHr CoHraxY,
Westminster, Feb. 9th, 1874.
STQcKH0LDERS are hereby notified that
~ the Annual Election for a President as ~
six Directors will take place on Tuesday: 2"
day. Of March, is1l, between " and Q clk.;
% the Company's Oiliee at First Naiiona'
Bank WIN. A.. CUNNINGHAM
feb TIE Secretary and Treasurer
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FARMERS. LOOK HERE

= VIZ best soft Windsor Plaster tor s.ls :,
Shamberger's station, Western M1- =
lAnd heilroad, gncw Winchesteris MIN < 4,
Quantities 70 suit, OF reduced prices TsiI y
examine for yourself, before nurcba. a'' a''a
en ia'sm CHEW G SMEI.SfR
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DRIED CoRx.--E. S. Stoalfer, at the depot,
will accept car thanks for package Of Dried
Corn. Iii excellent, and we can recommend
il 10 al hoasekeepers.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-02-28

In 1852 the Indians cost the United
States s3,043,576; in 1873 for the same
purpose was expended 1891 ,704.
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The large COW stable Of Wurtzberger 4
Haas, cattledealers, in Baltimore, was
burned on Tuesday. Loss $4,000.
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Al meeting Of the Maryland Sunday
School Union, held in Baltimore on Tuesday,
II. l.. Norris, Esq, Of this city, was appoint
ed one Of the Vice Presidents.
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ZOE RENT.

"A comfortable Dwelling House, IN Finks
"A burg q good opening for Shoemaker
Apply TO
feb 2s-ats $. B. ST0CKsDALE.
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Granville Wilson, for The past FIVE years
superintendent Of the Almshouse and farm,
has rented the Montour House, this city, and
viii take possession about The middle Of March.
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I'm Shares. . Farm of 80 Acres Whit. IS.
~ miles Of Westminster. Good nss Ran sns
comfortable Dwelling. Apply & ,Ljs i,n snu
feb 2I-sts 'r'' " ''''s oihee.
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MN PDaTofFicE From Monday next the
mail roate belween this city and Manchester
viii be changed 80 Is 10 embrace Cranberry
s. Snyder has been appointed Postmaster.
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ab'sacI|2 (s.| k.s 81 Iauud nqsr
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Ifopcftls 10 VIII
a. SIX WORK HORSES, S,.asszsxm
GyAea2 of them fine drivers; UVX.f&
1NSsAs Colts, | two years oldand -M0
9 three years old 8 mich COWS, 4 Shotes,
! Brood Sow and Pigs.
Utensils, de- threshing machine, double
shaker, in good order; ! horse power, grain
drill, spring-tooth rake, Excelsior Combined
Reaper aud Mower, 9 broadtread wagons for
four or six horses, | narrowtread farm wagon,
| two-horse wagon, with bed; 4 sets breech
bands, sets front gears, s brides, collars,
8 housings, 6 hynets, wagon saddles, Whips,
single and check lines, 10 halters, 2 sets sin.
gle and set double harness, plows, harrows,
cultivators, forks, rakes, hoes, shovels, mat.
toeks, corn dropper, hay carriages, large
and small stone beds, Is COW chains, log
chains, spreaders, single, double and triple
trees, &c, &c. The above farm implements
are in excellent order, having been in use
only three years. Sale positive-no post
ponement on account Of the weather.
Terms.-All sums Of IS and under cash +;
on sums above that amounts credit Of Smonths
will be given, purchasers to give their notes
with approved security, bearing interest from
the day of sale. No property to be removed
until settled for. LEWIS ZElSER.
WV. BEowS, Auetioueer.
feb 2s-ts ,. Nm. Edrharf, Clerk.
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A PLEASANT REuSIos.- and Mrs. T.
L. Fritchey, Of this city, on the evening Of the
20ihinstant, celebrated the second anniversary
oftheir wedding. Anumber of ladies and gen
tlemen were present, and also the Amphions,
who delighted the guests with the choicest Of
their selections. Sometime was spent in social
intercourse, when supper was announced.
While at supper the Amphions playedp.,The
Watch on the Rhine, which we do not re-
member ever hearing excelled. The supper
was excellent, oysters in several ways, turkies,
crisp celery, ham, tongue, coffee, &c, &c,
were provided in abundance. The friends
drank the good health Of the hos, and hostess
in sparkling champagne, and expressed the
desire that they might live TO enjoy many
pleasant anniversaries
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70 ACRES OF LAND.

more or less. The buildings are comforta-
BILE two-story Log Weather
boarded Dwelling House, Barn, A6M-b
Spring House, &c. There is ~
also good orchard Of apple La
and peach trees.
This property is on the County road leading
from the Baltimore turnpike to the Deer Park
road, about mile southwest Of Carrollton,
and about of a mile from the turnpike.
Also at the same time and place a WOOD
Loi containing ~ acres, more or less, stu.
a,ed mile south Of the farm, being heavily
covered with oak, hickory band chestnut tim
ber Tho farm adjoins the lands Of Elias
Brothers and Others, and the Wood Lot ad-
Joins the lands Of Geo. Shipey and others.
Terms ef Sale, -0ne-third cash balance
~ and IL months, to be secured by note
with approved security, bearing interest from
the day Of sale.
CHARLES T. REIPsNIDER,
FEB 2s-3t Agent
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MoRTGAGEE'S SALE
DESIRABLE PROPERTY
SITUATE ~ FISKsBrRa.

HNHE undersigned, by virtue Of the power
Il Of sale in the Mortgage made to him BY
John I. Baxter and wife, dated February l6,
A. ID. 1870, and recorded among the Real
ESTATE Mortgage Records Of Carroll county,
in Liber j. B. B., No. 4, Folio 40, &c, will
offer the Real Estate named in said mortgage,
at Public Sale, to the highest bidder, on tho
premises, on
Saturday, he glst day Of March, A. D..
1874, at one o'clock, =. ". This property Is
situate in the Village Of Finksb1rg, Carroll
county, Maryland, aud contains
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Local Observation-Disclosures was granted
Mr.. Longwell to introduce bill sanctioning
the bequest Of John H. Yingling to the Trus-
tees of the ". p. Church, Westminster; 10
Mr.. Waters to refund TO David Gregg money
oyerpaid by him; petitions were presented by
Mr.. Longwell Of 1hos. Shepherd, John ID.
Clemson and 81 other citizens Of Carroll Co.
asking for repeal Of the law inaicting the
death penalty by Mr.. Gait of $50 citizens of
Carroll county against taxing dogs by Mr..
Brown from citizens Of Carroll county for a
dog law. The bill authorizing H. Haines TO
settle his accents as guardian to VIM. L.
Haines, minor, has passed both Houses.
The Senata bill to legalize the organization
Of the Parkton and Manchester Railroad Co.
being upon its third reading, Mr.. Keech pro-
posed the following amendment: provided
that nothing contained in this Act shall apply
to or is 50 construed as to apply to, or in any
manner affect any suit now pending, or which
may hereafter be brought upon any promis-
sorry note or writing obligatory now in exist
ence, which was gwen rs or for subscription
TO the capital stock Of said company which
was adopted, aud the bill passed as amended.
A petition was presented BY Mr.. Waters for q
road in Frederick and Carroll counties. Mr..
Brown reported favorably upon the bill to au-
thorize the Providence M. p. Church, near
Mechaniostown, Carroll county, to convey
said church property to the heirs Of William
Gritfee.
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Hon Jas b Gpo,se wiz Be insagurased
y Governor Of shia State On "Wednesday
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PUBLIC SALE.

THE subscriber, having rented his farm
Il will sell at Public Sale, at his residence
at Roling's Mill, 81 miles from Westminster
on the Uniontown Turnpike, on
MONDAK Oh Of MARCH,, 1871,
at o'clock, q. M, the following Persona
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8 Acres, l Rood & SO PerChes Of Land

more or less, and is improved as follows =
With two Frame Weatherboarded Dwelling
A N-N Houses, two stories high with
I'm - back buildings attached; two
sffsi4H frame weatberboarded Stables,
Blacksmith and Wheelwright
Shop, and other necessary out buildings, is
under good fences and is well supplied with
Fruit Trees. This is very desirable proper.
ty and suitable for wheelwrighiing and Black.
smithing. s4
The terms Of sale are Cash.
DANIEL BUSH, Morteagee.
~. BGimgartHer. Solicitor for Nortgagee.
feb 2S-ts
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Do nor t<ii 10 burn Qua your ehimne5s the
4ret rpipF 3sF March, with ~ hish winds,
i here, and b Ei;Ie caution the destfuc-
tion Of mach yaiaabia property may Ne pre-
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A FARM (!
AT PUBLIC SALE

TNHE undersigned, as Agent for Stephen
a onrsler, and Hannah his Wife, will sell
at Public Sale, on the premises, on
Saturday, The eist day Of March, 1871,
at o'clock, p. M, the desirable little farm
on which the said Stephen onrsler now re-
sides, containing
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.


U0uEn BRxfHRKx CoHfxnfNcR.--Th This con
ference, which has been ii session al Me-
chnnicabnrR, Pa, adjourned on the zSd. The
next pluee "a meeting will be LiitleatoNn, IA,
The following appointments we're made for
fsFk fl'siriti. &c. 4. colossock, p. e.
Baltimore Second Church, G. Il. Stearn;
Fourth Church, II. A. Schlichter; Fifth chruch
]. A. Sands. Iork-~tirst Church, W. b.
kaber; Second Church, J. H. Young; Shire
jamestown Station, VI. J. neamer; Duncan
non Station, J r. Hulchinson; Woodbury.
Station, =. VI. Koontz; West Fair View Sta
ton, q. w. Bightner.
York CIrcaii. IN. II. cranmer, P. E.
Dover Circuit, +. Grein; Liitlestown Circuit,
A. Tripner; Liverpool Circuit, 4. s, Wallace;
Vicksburg Circuit, G. Bingham; Manchester
Circuit, A. H. Rice; Perry Circuit d. R.
Bnckholder; Golashoro' Circuit, ], German;
Jefferson Circuit, J. B. Jones; Parkton Cir
emit, A. Laekey.
cham6asbujg Diarict. ~. c. Smith, P,
+. -Mechanicsburg Station, 5. A. Mower
chambersbuFg Station, A. q. Huber; Rocky
Spring Station, I. 5. Wentz; Greencastle
Station, W. Owen; 0rrstown Station, TO be
supplied; Shippensburg Station, ]. i. Shafer;
MELVILLE Station, w. y, Dickson; Big Spring
Clnlouf w. u cuultHf AtcNuufE ctnlOuf W
I. Lower; Path Valley Circuit, W. Quigley;
Carlisle Circuit, ". H. Wagner; York Spring
Circuit, L. A. Mickey; Bendersyille Circuit,
J. c. WeidleF; Shippensburg Circuit, g. W.
Beatty; Fulton Circuit, j. Crotl; Alto Dale
Circnii, j. p. Anthony.
A Lackey, OF Parkton, Nd, aud w. II.
Wagner, Of Centeville, Pa, were ordained
as ministers.
Jacob Hoke, Esq, Of Chambersburg, Pa,
was re elected Conference Missionary Treas
urer.
The committee on resolutions presented
resolutions against intemperance and the
liquor traffic, In favor Of the periodicals Of the
church, expressive of entire satisfaction with
Bishop Edwards for the able manner in which
he conducted the business Of conference,
thanks TO railroad companies for excursion
tickets, and to the people who so pleasantly
entertained the members of and visitors TO
conference in Mechanicsbarg.
DIR. II. r. Fetternotf, s. A. Mowers, and
J. Hursh were elected on the Board Of Trus-
tees Of Lebanon Valley College, and Prof D..
Eberly and !. X. Quigley examining commit
tee.
Revs. w. b. Raber, CT. Stearn, and J. II.
Young were elected committee to prepare a
programme, select time and place to hold a
a Sunday school convention in York District.
Endowment agent for Lebanon Valley
College, ]. Y. Quigley.
Presiding elders were appointed q Centen-
NAL Committee to arrange time and places
for centennial meetings in their respective
districts.
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Letter from New York.

conxnomdsnc. d tAe Democratic Advocate.
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MIssiosAEv MExTrse.--A children's Mis-.
sionary meeting will be held in Grace Luther.
an Church, on next Sunday afternoon, at "a
o'clock. The meeting viii be under the
direction Of Rev. A. ID. Rowe, the Children
Missionary to the heather children Of India.
Mr.. Rowe has the reputation Of being partic-
ularly happy in his work among the children
and very successful IN interesting them in the
perishing heather. He illustrates his lectures
with maps. charts and drawings Of heather
gods and heathen temples. While all are
invited. especial invitation Is extended 70
the teachers and children Of all the Sunday
Schools Of the town to unite in these exercises.
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The great rapidly with which these
immense profits were divided among the
stockholders borders on the marvellous
doubtless it made them marvelouslly joyful.
Mr.. Cakes Ames's contract was executed
October rs, 1867 the first dividend Of
one hundred and twenty per cent, was
made in December, 1867, and the sixth
dividend Of two hundred per cent. was
made in December, 1868; 50 that under
the Ames contract alone, and within one
year, dividends were declared and paid
amounting 10 Eve hundred and forty-fve
per cent. on the par Of the stock, and q
an aggrgate Of over twenty millions Of
dollars What other company on this
continent has ever divided profit Of
twenty millions Of dollars a year, These
dividends were:
Dec, 1857 10 per cent IN stock and bonds $500
Jan, l55S % per cent in stock and bonds zlSoo
June, 1o69 l0 per cent In cazh and bonds 27do0oI
July 3, 1853 % percent In cash and bonds 279l60
July g. 1865 % per cent In cash lO95 lr
pec 1858 20 per cent In stock 75sepo
go
This last dividend Of two hundred PEI
cent. was made IN December, 1868 Ii
1869 was made what they called divis
ion--veriiy, division appears more ap
| propriate term than diyidend-of abonI
thirteen millions Of stock, as profits, undel
the Davis contract for the last one hundred
and twenty Eve miles. The payment O
these thirteen millions Of stock appears I.
have closed both dividend and construc
ton accounts and we think no one can
read this true history and not see thai
these enormous dividends were an cnor
nous fraud on a generous country
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We are gssEfed, indeed, to announce that
the Taylor Misunderstanding Company, Of this
city N meeting with much suGccss Letters
from al parts Of the country ore daily receiv-
ed, containing orders for machinery, farm I'M
plemsnis, etc
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Sxow.--We think the snow storm of We'd.
nesday must have reminded the oldest in
habitantF Of the days when be was young
Snow began falling slowly between Eve and
six o'clock in the morning, and BY eight o elk
il Increased to such an extent as n Be almost
binding. There was strong northeast wind
prevailing ali day.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-02-28

LlrsnAhr AND DnsaArIc EsrrarAixnKxr.
The Webster Literary Society of Western
MARYLAND College will celebrate iis Third
Anniversary By 4 Literary and Dramstic En-.
tertainmenf as Odd Fellows Hsll, on Friday
evening, the 9th Of March, next. The public
srs cordially invited 10 attend. Admission
free. as
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SALE OF BANK STOCKS

EDWARD. y. GoLDsBoRoUGH.
zen 2S-2t y. 5. Marshal for said Distric,
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81 eeben, geI6ab Gin Gleihes, tnrS, es mar
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9brIenmGnuer.
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aber icinerieits cine @egenforoerung BON
$166 einbra6te, wel6e Die Soteliers ibm
fir y3eitungspuIis" I6uloeten. Nahoem
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Sans i'm bduiis einSulaoen pfleste uno rap
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na6seseben, bis Sarger lih ill Sil6e Ies=
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bes Itereptppe @elpra6 be9ann: ry(un,
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unb Gisurren 2isen i'm sSertbe BON ue=
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linn je einsefalen mare, fir oiele Sii9en
cine &e9nuns einjurei6en, uenn SAB
nidt segen i'm als Sldser nm Den Wertb
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Sn bic 3cier, bic ibrcn @obnort
tpedSclui

Gs 10 unbepins 81 nOtb penbis, sab
bi~ejenisen @bpuneutcn, bic ibre Bel
tuns mad elmer auesrsn goicffess u babsn plln'
l6sn, ni6t alsin bic nsus aershe, ~irnpern aud
bic alte pcltcfiss, wrbin ls Sas Ylatt erbaltsn
baten, ansebsn. @uberesm III ibnen su bsmer-
fen. ta6 Der General otmeiNsr ansecrenet bat,
bab Der Allotment einsr 3situns, mel
der bas porto fir Gin 9abr i'm goraus bssablt
bat uno Dor @tlauf %os1eitsn in ben gersit e-
mes anSsren Yoltamtes umsisbt BON BEN peit-
msiiisr leinss frubersn WObnortss cine Quit.
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