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COlstable's Sale Of Real ~

DY virtue of a writ Of Fieri faea
ID by William II. Stocksdalei J" I
Justices of the Peace OF the sIale y
land, in and for Carroll county, a. Z
George w. Frizzell, against ins y
chattels, lands and tenements O VI ~
Gambler, TO me directed, ] have ~ B
taken ia execution all the ngh' ~
interest and estate, at law and 10 ~, I,
said William S. Gambler, 10 ana y n
part ola tract ofland called "hors'a ~,
with the improvements thereon =, I
Carroll county Aforesaid, e,n 'TTsl1'
ACRE, THREE RO0DS AND W Z
TWO PERCllES OF LAND, w. ~
being the same part Of 8 irasl y N
land which was conveyed 20 iAe 800
s. Gambler BY Lewis A. J. LalnS 80, 4
by deed dated the l2ih day Of Az I,,.l
and recorded among the Land ~ 4
said county, in Liber J. D. y. -,
1876, &C., and | hereby give po'''
Monday, the sih day u ~
at three O'Clock IN the aiss nl I'd
premises, about fourth Of q n'l,Si ;nsul
chanicsyillc, on the turnpike lea u M
burg, will offer for sale The 'ns bs5f
seized and taken in execution y
to the highest bidder for cash. pyOIll
ELIAS " Cons'
june lets -
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Republican France. +"

The thing called republican government
in France is not worthy of the name. The
French understand very little about gov
eminent of the people. The freedom Of
the press is utterly denied The exercise
of such freedom subjects publicists to pros
ecution, fine, and imprisonment, and the
closing up of the offending journal. Nc
MahOn is carrying things with as high a
hand as Louis Napoleon ever did, except,
perhaps, that he has not propped his au-
thority with bayonets to the same extent.
No American citizen with the instincts of
republicanism can have any sympathy with
the present government, or would expe-
rience the slightest regret were it over
thrown. 1t is the merest burlesque of a
republic, not only as compared with repub-
lican government, but as compared with a
constitutional monarchy such as Great
Britain.
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COUNTRY BOARD

" sw T p o. pleasant home. WIN ds.;..
will nIe.s oOaIaers daring the Summer S Mo,.
terms 'rsse address the undergone a a,a.
whethar ~ ~sek and mouth, number IN s. aai
and aIso ,aey have o. have NOT any IL aaahly'
convenience to Bal,imnya y 'ne place and its
eri y " dsTRAUGHN 4 co
Inn. A y, haAl SUMMER RRsoxy or.i
jung lv'at 26l Second ST. Bal,;' Urties,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-06-16

The ceafreuiHe Observer steps in as
peacemaker between the Port tobacco
Times and the S. Miehaels Comet, which
Journals have had an editorial tilt over the
proposed repeal Of the law regulating the
choice Of o. 5. Senators between the East.
ern and Western Shores. "Blessed are
the peace-nakels-" These journals may
be sure that Senatorial aspirants win not
quarrel over them, therefore, they should
not quarrel over the would-be Senators.
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MARRIED..

:, AT Pleasant Gap, on the 9th ultima. h,
Rev. = I Ferguson, Morriss Baker and M:
Laura !. Gosneil, both Of this county.
~ AZ finksburg, on til LIST instant, by Rev g
I. Ferguson, John Smith and Mrs. IensJ
Parrish, both of this county.
On the 3D. instant, in Littlestown, by Rev
>. W. Lake, Edward r. Croft and Miss .Ienn;,
feeser, both of Union Mills, this county -
% the 18th Of June, at 81. Johns ebn,cl,
by Rev. John J. Delaney, John p. Gardna,
aud Mary G. Fink, both of Taueytown.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-06-16

-, A Havana letter, dated June 9th, says =
There are rumors afioat Of an American YES
sci having been searched bya Spanish man.
of'war, and there is good authority for saying
that such information has reached the Cap
tam General, but the particulars Of the affair
cannot be hscertained. II is said that tele.
grams sent by the Associated Press from New
I ork, referring to the occurrence, for publ.
cation, has been detained at the telegraph
office in this city by order II the Government.
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PUBLIC SALE
A FARMn
IN CARROLL Cot.,,-
IN CARROLL CouNTv =

~ 4.
Ia virtue os power contained
- gage from Joseph McCanlo, Y Nh
John A, Alters, dated June St; eaa siit
recorded among the Real Es,,, ~, u
Records OF carroll county, in l.ibo,I \ N
No. .. folio 2lC, &C., the under.ji,.Ir,, l. l
torney named therein, will sell S,S 4
Auction, at the Court House door ! r n
Minister, on V''' 10 Wa
The foih day Of July, 1871, at rs
all those parts of two tracts ar n.,.,
situated, lying and being IN c.. .vss Of ID
in the State OF Maryland, known Lo o'i eolri
Of Alsace, aud John Beginn;. NE ne ois,
ming for the same at two bounde5 Va
standing on the south side of IA s,.. iea u
which descends into the North fos ,'a Y, ~
SEQ Falls, it being the bepinninsV ~ q Nv
said tract of land called HAis,es.O :, we ~
ming thence with and bounding on II pa =
OF Alsaee, North 20 West 9 peroSSas. go I.
So West 30 Perches, North is S1s y Nj
Perches, North 20 West "a pe,oh We
So West 90 Perches, 10 the h.,,,,."'y.s' "
18th line Of the aforesaid trae, ~ 9S,1t al ~
Johns Beginning" thence 'an9 a.
said line, South ZOE West M pos'iu
still bounding on said land, son,b y ! pt''
Perches, thence ON the given line &c ~ ~
1 South 7O' East 10 40 Percbo.N ~. NY y
ginning Of the aforesaid trnct ~ 70 Ne
Johns Beginning thence b 'aal a.
said land the 3 following courses 'S Saa.
East II Perehes, South ZOE West AZ NV ny,
South 49, West 25 Perches; theme IN VIZ
East i9t Perches, until il interseC,t'' \, wv
L. l9G perchcs line OF Johns pssHk
aud running thence with and bo ,s'Il'
said line North i6' East "A flo , r".l,s
the eud thereof, thence North y, s'y y
perches, aud from thence with a ,,,,; ~
TO the beginning, containing '''@
81 ACRES AND 80 SQUARE pppcu.
OF LAND, MORE OR LESS
Also all that tract of land lying oo,,
to the aforesaid called Little -.
said TO contain about three Arr. 80
less, being the land and premises l ~,
IN deed OF conveyance from Henry NJ.
Executor - John Burns, bearing AZ,
18th day of April, 1865, lexcep,ibs NJ
/ parcel therein, containing l2l Aere. ~
more or less, as heretofore dispo.e5 NJ
aforesaid John Burns aud wife A.
George Gummel, by deed dated 2i,6 NJ,
1889, as accurately Transcribed 49,
conveyance. embracing the Is, and a
cells thereby
Improved by Frame Dwelling A,
Taxes paid to January |, ISL
Terms. -One third cash; balnn..
equal installments with interest n 4 ~
months from day of sale, secured Ia \,
isiaction; or all cash at purchaser, ~,
SAMUEL SNoWDEN, A,.on,,
No. 95 West Fayette M.
! june lots IN.
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Washington Cemetery, at Hagerstown, Nd,
where the Confederate dead killed in the bat.
ties Of Antietam and South Mountain a,e
inferred, was formally dedicated on Tuesday
with appropriate memorial ceremonies and
the graves strewn with flowers. The Grafton
was delivered by General Fitzhugh Lee, Of
Virginia. About four thousand persons were
present. The cemetery was incorporated in
1870 BY the Legislature, with an appropria.
ton Of $4,000, which has since been increased
To- $4,000. The States Of Virginia and West
Virginia have also made appropriations. A
handsome marble monument adorns the
grounds, in which about twenty-five hundred
Confederate dead are buried.
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Business Locals.

Cbeap Cash Bargains at Lawyer y ,i heas'
49, ~, Nst;onal Rank building, Il. r. Depot
Ladies' Plain Last Caters from 81 e,s anu w
% Button l.25
=" City Made Last 2 a.
Children's City Made Button Boots %
Grand arrival to day Of Ladies Linen SUITS
in all the latest styles and prices. Gan anu
see III EN-, ut 0rdorii h Albaughs'
More of those cheap hats at Ii. L. Norris
Ladies' Linen Suits aud Busters, Perfect
Beauties, an Elegant Assortment cheaper
than YOU can buy the Linen and have 'hem
made at j. Yinglings'
Go to Boyle's Drug Store for Paris Green
Grass and Grain Scythes, at NJ Sehaeier
! & Bros.
Ifyoa want good shoes at low prices go TO
[ II. l.. Norris,
The cbeapest Umbrellas and Pansols IN
| town, can be had at Orcndorit Albaugh 3
Parasols! Parasols all kinds, and all
sizes at the very lowest prices, at Theo. Derr s.
Are you going to travel? If so, buy your
| Trunks. valises aud Satchels at Lawyer *
Reavers Trunks MS low rs Sl.2j. Callhnd
| examine.
Fine lot of Calf and Kip, at NJ. Schaefer
/ 4 Bros
The Largest, Best, Cheapest, and Prettesl
Assortment Of Calicoes, Percales, Lawns
/ Cord Jaconets Grass Linens, and all kinds
of Dress Goods tho county, at T. Derrs'
Cheapest lot Of Dress Goods ever offered
[ "a, nj II l. Norris
Mems and Boys Straw Hats, very Cheap,
| Malagas us low as 10 cts. at lawyer heaF'
[ er's, LIST National Bank Building.
Best and cheapest Oils for Moving and
Reaping Machines ut NJ. Schaetler x Bro s.
The Latest Thing Out-Dr. Wamer's Health
| Corsets sold only by Orndorh X AIbaugh,
Beautiful Medium aud Dark Calico at
cents, at Yingling's.
Mems Low Cut Shoes, Oxford Ties and
Buckles, from SljO and up, at Lawyer q
Reaver's, II, Il. Depot.
Summer Silks, Bunting, Serge, Brillian'
tines, &c. an elegant line, cheap, at iinghng s.
Buy your Hardware Of all kinds from NJ.
Schaeflcr 4 Bros,
The place to buy Shoes, Hats and Clothing
is Orndorif & Albaughs, the cheapest store ii
! town.
CENTENNIAL CLOTHING HOUSE
Keep your eye on this if you want TO save
money and buy cheap,
Suits from $50 and upwards.
Pants 100
Vests 10
Coats 10
All kinds Of ready made Clothing cuu be
] = 4 L.
W. NJ. K. Il, depot, Westminster Nd. II
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-06-16

PRoLlFIc WHEAT.-Mr. L. ". VIII.
liams, residing in Caroline county, Md. sent
10 the Denton Union Office, recently, few
stalks Of wheat, known as the Long Island
variety, which measured 81 inches in
height The heads measured ! inches 10
length and il has as high as eight grains
to the bar, and one head counted, contain
ed ~ bars, Or l76 grains 70 single stalk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-06-16

:, "A SNrG foRTuNE.-At York. Pa, recently
Pr; Samuel Small, ST., guardian Of Robeyt
habersham Coleman, son of William Coleme,'
deceased, handed over to his ward one mil
lion two hundred thousand dollars. refns;no
any compensation for his services. a. :
token OF his appreciation of Mr.. Small's ax
ceilent management and generosity Mr., Cole.
man donated $4,000 to the York colley;n,s
Institute ''s'u'e
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THE MARYLAND REPUBLICAN, Anna.
polls, Md, was established in 1909, sixty.
eight years ago, and has now begun on
another year. Ten years ago, Hon Geo
Cotton became the editor and proprietor
and his good taste was soon evinced by
enlarging it and improving its general ap.
pearanee. Finding that the close atten.
ton necessary to publishing an interesting
weekly was telling on his health, he dis.
posed of it to his son Mr.. Luther NJ. Col
ton, who keeps the paper well up to the
standard adopted by his father. 0ur
friend George is luxuriating at his country
seat, surrounded by his pets-chickens and
pidgeons-which have carried off, we be-
lieve, the heaviest premiums at the Poul.
terers' Exhibition and the State Fair, and
we hope to see him here with his well.
filled coops, during the State Fair in Dc
tober next.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-06-16

-, A statement has just been prepared ut the
treasury Department showing the cost of
conveying the vote of electors for President
and Vice President of the United States 10
the seat OF Government, from which it appears
the expense attending the conveyance Of the
votes OF the different states at the election of
General Washington to the seat OF government
was 81 ,49l.50, while that of the second elec.
ton Of Gen. Grant was SIS, 1925.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-06-16

The Turk and Russ continue to glare at
each other across the Danube, but there is
nothing striking from the scat Of war
Operations are lauguil on both sides, and
both seem to act as if they had rather not
Press correspondents seem to know but
little Of what is going on, and are kept Al
distance from head quarters; but as theil
business is to write, they write on; hence
50 much that is contradictory and unre
liable.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-06-16

A terrible and destructive storm Of rain and
hail, accompanied by almost hurricane Of
wind, passed over several ofthe Northern and
fruit and growing crops generally suffered
great damage, and number Of buildings were
struck by lightning and others blown down.
Two bridges on the Connecticut river were
demolished, on one Of which six teams were
crossing. Twopcrsons were killed and others
severely injured.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-06-16

sIacVeagh and Wharton both used
eanstie language towards Gen. Butler, but
It Eas comparatively mild to that spoken
efhim BY Hon. Robert J. Brent, Of this
State, some years ago. He said the name
Of Butler was the foulcst blot upon his
eouatry's esenteheon.
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NOTICE.

a "a kind das and o~is aud y Claims Of every
Of July, ISL :, ,i % OF before the "a das
june iS MILTON B, sEf lSrfse TO
Trnstaa
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Il Is reported from Easton, Pa. that there
Is great mortality among the fish in the Sus.
qnehannah, this summer, and that il is caused
BY the fish eating the seventeen year locusts,
which abound in that region, and which fall
into the water.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-06-16

Judge Cornelius Slack who died at Cum.
berland on Tuesday, was born in this comfy,
in 1921. His mother resides here now, being
90 years old. When quite youth he took
service with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, and in 1910 went to Cumberland
as assistant to David Steiner, then agent for
the company at that place. He afterwards
had service with the Frostbnrg Coal Company,
and was subsequently manager of the Mount
Savage Iron Works, continuing twenty wears
in the latter position. In 1875 Gov. Groome
appointed him to fill a vacancy on the ALE.
gany County Orphans Court bench, occa
stoned by resignation Of Judge McCulley, and
at the ensuing election he was elected to that
| position.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-06-16

THE CoNNG FouRrn. Two weeks from
next Wednesday occurs the one hundred and
first anniversary Of American independence,
and although no definite action has been taken
either by the City Government or private in.
dividuals relative to q celebration OF the event
IN this city, yet some interest is manifested
among the community, as TO whether the at
fractions at home will be sufficient to keep
them from seeking enjoyment abroad on
that day.
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For the Democratic Adrocaie
A Good Heifer.

MESsGS EDlToRs IL send Won the butter
yield of my Jersey heifer, Polly, which so far
as my knowledge extends, is one of the larg.
est on record, her age considered; showing
conclusively that in our county ''some things
can be done as well as others and that we
can claim the champion heller as well as
as the largest corn and grass crops in the State
For test seven milkings were taken, com
mencing on Monday, May It'll. Polly being
two years and one month old, to a dav on
that date. Her average yield Of milk per day
was fraction less than II quarts, Al quarts
for the seyenmilkings* From this . lbs. | OF.
OF butter were churned, equivalent to 10 lbs.
2 ozs. per week, and 8 10 quarts Of milk TO
the pound of butter; the usual average is II
quarts to the pound of butter, and heifer' =
milk is not expected to be as rich as that of
a mature COW.
A second trial was given Polly, common.
cling on May 9th, From the seven milkings
under this trial lbs. lO,ozs. of butter were
obtained, equivalent to lbs. 4 ozs. per week
attribute the decrease under the last trial to
the drouth, there being no rain at INV Mace
from May 9Th until June Sd; my pasture
being all upland, suffered to an unusual ex
tent. In no instance have competent Judges
estimated Polly's gross weight to exceed 900
lbs. She was one Of twins.
My dairy is doing remarkably well at pres.
ent, the yield of butter for the week ending
June I'd, was SO lbs. which is about the aver
age for the past six weeks The number of
COWS on hand are To- OF which two are dry.
one ! AN trying to get dry, and two.year. old
heifers n / It,,
WoodJine, June II, 1871.
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Mr. Hayes has decided to retain Col
wilkins, the present collector, at Balti,
more, in his Office, and Mr.. John l.
Thomas has Withdrawn from the contest,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-06-16

The Supreme Court of Arkansas, on Satur.
day, decided that the law of that State, under
which sixteen millions Of bonds were issned
~ 1862 was unconstitutional and the bonds
illegal. '0''''
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-06-16

SALE OF A FARN.-Thomas Jones. real es
tate agent at Union Bridge, sold on the 7tb
instant, farm belonging to the heirs OF isaac
W. Shriner, situated in townsville district,
Frederick county, containing 90 acres, to
David r. StiteIy for SILL 900.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-06-16

PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE. We acknowledge
the receipt of an invitation from W. l.. Sea.
brook, Of this city, TO the Forty.th Annual
Commencement Of this College, al Gettysburg,
Pa. on June 2Sth, instant. u exercises
will commence on Sunday, the With, BY the
preaching Of the Baeealaureate Sermon by
President Valentine.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-06-16

ARREST AND DISCHARGE. -Thomas Hyde,
OF New Windsor, was arrested on Monday BY
Sheriff White, on charge preferred against
him by Peter Engle & Son OF stealing a pack
age Of money supposed to contain 500. He
had hearing before Justice Crapster, of this
city, on Tuesday, when he was honorably dis
charged, there being no evidence to criminate
him.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-06-16

APPOINTMENTS. Gov. Carroll has appoint
ed Charles X. Fmver Justice Of the Peace
for Freedom district, vice Charles w. Hood.
deceased; also Noah StocksdaIe officer Of
registration for Woolery's district vice Daniel
Ebaugh. resigned
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-06-16

An election for and against Constitutional
Convention was belh in Georgia on Tuesday
The majority in favor of the convention e
over 10. 900 p
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James Lewis, colored, has been commits.
stoned as Naval Officer at New Orleans. Col.
Wharton has been officially notified of his
appointment as United States Marshal.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-06-16

PArAPsco IrENs.-A strawberry festival, or
pic mic, was held at Sandy Mount Church on
last Saturday afternoon and night. 1t was very
well attended, and every one seemed to enjoy
the festivities of the occasion, which were in.
terspersed with sweet music upon the newly.
bought church organ, by Miss Caple and
others. ! understand the proceeds were about
forty dollars, which went for the benefit of
the church.
Our farmers are now very busy in their
corn fields and fighting the Colorado or pc.
iato bug, the best time to conquer which is
before the 'hard shells deposit their eggs
and If deposited to destroy them before hatch
ing, which can be easily done with little
care and attention.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-06-16

The city Of Hagerstown, Nd. will have TO
pay this year State, county and municipal
taxes to the amount Of $l.Gj on the 500.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-06-16

A TRAGEDY ANoSG TRAMrs.-A desnateb
dated tairyiew, York county, Pa, June 18th
says;-A terrible tragedy was enacted in the
mountains near here last night. For a long
time the squads of tramps who travel through
tins region have made the plAce resort,
Yesterday afternoon four or fivHapf these out.
casts stopped there In the evening thev
were joined by quite number of others.
some OF the party were well supplied with
liquor. The whole party INDUCED pretty
freely, the carousa being kept up until a late
hour. About midnight two Of the tramps
became engaged in an alteration about n
woman, one of the party The quarrel ter.
minated IN a general fight, nearly all of the
lranps participating in it. Two of them.
known as the Stranger and ''Bill Carr. y
were so severely stabbed that they died short.
Iy after the end of the fight. The rest of the
party scattered in various directions. and ne
no clue has been discovered of their where.
abouls 1t Is thought they have managed Ia
escape One Of the tramps told an old man
whom he met near here the story of the trag.
edy, but he was not detained. The affair Z,
being investigated This is the second trace.
dy OF the kind that has occurred in this Vi.
ciniiy, and naturally enough some alarm has
been oeeasioned among the few people liy;ny
about here. "''''s
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: Mrs Jnul, q widow, hanged herself in York.
Pa, on Monday, ia ft OF depression. She
leaves three children.
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ANNUAL EXAMINATION
or
Public School Teachers, 1877.

NoilCE is hereby given that for coove.
- nlenee to applicants and to avoid exces.
S =, numbers, the Examiner will hold phil,
examinations of the Public School Teac Js,.
anu OF new applicants for certificates com.
menelng as early in the morning as NAV he
convenient 80 but not later than 9 O CLOCK 4 n
o On f tne days and at the places named below
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-06-16

a destructive fire in the town of Elkton.
Md, has rnised the cry Of water. water. i
Will Westminster take warning and provide
means for the protection Of the property Of
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is ACRES AND 81 PERcHfs

which is oil wood land OF Superior
Both parcels Of land are in free,'l \
trict, Carroll county, on the south sS - =
Baltimore and Liberty Road, near ~ y,
Cross Roads. Tho first panel = %
which David Ililtabidle died seized =
sessed, aud the second is the sane y
John Hiltabidle died seized and P' n
and adjoins the lands Of \. u, =
Luther NJ. Bushy, Thomas Riehan'~'
others.
Terms Of Sale. -0ne.third cash q
Of sale, or on the ratification thefe%
third in one year, and the other onr
two years from the day Of sale inc ~ v.
mcnts to be secured by the notes o,
chaser or purchasers, with approves
bearing interest from the day o III 4.
J. OLIVER wADL0N, ~
CHAs. I. REiFsNlDRn, Solicitor :
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'lf our correspondent is correct in saving
That the average yield per day was fraction
less than twelve quarts, it would be more than
~ quarts Tor the seven mlkings. The aggre.
gate OF the seven millings, or the seven
Gays milking, as we understand it, ought to
be fraction less than "a quarts.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-06-16

Grant and the Prince Of Wales had a good
time together at the Ascot races on Tuesday
and Wednesday.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-06-16

The covered bridge over the Connecticut
river between Northampton and Hsdley,
Conn, was blown over by hurricane on
Thursday
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-06-16

Baltimore has prodigy in oratory, in
an eight year old boy, whose name is j.
Harry Shannon.