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WONDERFUL PES WoRK.--A dispatch from
Washington dated April ~, says The secret
service has come into possession Of a most
remarkable counterfeit twenty.dollar United
States legal tender note. II is calculated 10
deceive even persons accustomed to handling
notes Of that denomination. What makes L
more remarkable is the fact that work on The
note was executed with pen and ink. All
the intricate figures and curves, all the heads,
the seal, the hne engraving work and even
the fibre in the paper aie almost perfectly
coanterieiled by pen aud ink. The signature
Of John Allison, formerly register Of the treas.
ury, is almost exact, while that Of John q.
New, formerly treasurer, is perfect. The
whole bill, back and face, is wonderful piece
pen work. The bill was detected al The
sub-treasury in New Orleans.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-26

In the u S. Circuit Court Of Charles
ton, S. c., Tuesday, Judge Bond instruct.
ed the jury in the Barnwell county cleo
ton cases to bring in a verdict eff not
guilty, on the ground Of defect IN the
iatormatioa. The first four counts, he
held, could not be maintained, because
they contained no allegation that the par
ties alleged to have been interfered with
had been molested on account Of their race
or color. The fifth count, while ii charged
an offence under the statutes, that is, the
right TO vote at an election without dis.
sinctiOn Of race or color, had no proof Of
Jered to sustain IL, The jury accordingly
rendered verdict of rot guilty. U. S.
District Attorney Northrop then moved to
continue all the political cases until the
November term, saying that sit would be
impossible, after the ruling Of the Court
just made, aud in consequence of the time
already consumed 10 dilatory motions 90
the part Of the defence, to proceed with
the triak without enormous erpense 10 The
gOp,gnment aud serious hardship to the
witnesses for both the defendants and the
Government" There being no objection
by counsel for defence, the cases were con-
tinued until November.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-26

SiGxs OF RETURNING PRosPERIrY.- The
New York Tribune prints q number of inter.
views with real estate owners and dealers in
that city, showing decided Improvement IL
the real estate market, both MS 10 activity and
prices. Building has taken new start in all
classes OF dwellings, and houses and lots are
sold now at prices which they have not been
able TO command at any previous TING since
the panic made itself felt The various man.
nfacinring industries throughout the United
Staies are in prosperous condition. Many
are working more hands than during the past
ten years This is hopeful sign.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-26

An inventory was taken of the royal plate
at Windsor owing 20 the departure Of Her
Majesty the Queen for Italy. II Is stated 10
be Of the value Of e1 800, 900. II iuelndes a
gold service ordered BY George Nv. which
will dine 140 persons and one OF the finest
wine coolers in the world added to the colIec-
ton BY the same monarch; shield formed Of
snuf'boxes worth 10000, and thirty dozen
plates worth el0,000. There are also a va.
rely Of pieces brought from abroad and India.
The latter include q peacock Of precious
stones Of every description, worth 100000,
and Tippoo's footstool, tigers head with
crystal teeth and a solid ingot Of gold for his
tongue.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-26

Because 140O bills were introduced into
the House on Monday, it does not follow
that they are to be considered. Let Con
gress pass the necessary appropriation bills
and adjourn. Such Is the wish Of ninety
nine ID every hundred Of their constituents.
The tendency 10 excessive Legislation,
state and national, Is nuisance.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-26

Senator David Davis on Tuesday deliv.
cred az able speech on the Army Appro-
priation bin. He characterized the clause
which il is proposed to repeal, relative to
the employment Of troops al the polls, as
. war measure which should no longer
have place among the statutes,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-26

II Is stated, says the Philadelphia Record.
that ailer the close Of fne war Col. AlIstor,
Of Georgia, recently assassinated, renlied
against the honesty Of the Southern peonIe
His letter attracted the attention Of Richard
Henry Dana, Sr., recently deceased, and he
sent Col. Allston check for 81 900, accom-.
panied by q letter stating his desire % be
friend the Colonel, but that gentleman re-
turned i, remarking that, while bis own
personal indebtedness was S8,240, he couId
not think Of taking advantage Of Mr.. Dana 4
generosity. A short while Afterwards he
Colonel received 81, $40 from Mr.. Dana, which
that gentleman hoped Col. Allslon wonId
make use Of This he did, and two wears
later returned The full amount to Mr.. Dana.
A warm peraonal friendship aprang ~ Be.
tween The two gentlemen, and when, 4 few
years aflerward, Col Allsion whs made 4
happy father NJ. Dana's check Tor 1920
again s ,ss.ae y hapd q present to The new.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-26

Fell asleep March 2lth, in Unioutown.
Cora Bell McCollum, youngest daugbter If
VIM. and Martha MeCollum, aged nearly n
years.
April 20, 1879, in this city, Mary Agnes
Bell, infhpt daughter of Horace r. and Can.
tolia Ward, aged months and IA DAYS.
In Myers distric,, April 20, 1875. Mary
Jane, only daughter Of Joseph Hahu, and wife
Of Rufus Study, aged 81 years, 5 months and
days The remains were uttered al Silver
Run Church Cemetery. Funeral services by
Rev. Nj. Ault, Of Taneyiown, and Rev. Mr..
Moss, Of Westminster.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-26
NOTICE or ELEcTIoN.

H'HE annual meeting of the Stockholders
Il of the Bachman Valley Railroad Com.
pany Of Maryland, for the Election Of Diree'
tors aud for the Transaction Of other business,
will be held at the Office Of the Company, in
Columbia, Pennsylvania, on the SEcoSD
TUESDAY oF NAY, the 18Th proximo, at 10.
o'clock, A. NJ.
c. J. NoURsE, Jr.,
ap 26-A Secretary.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-26

A Republican paper says i i desirable
that Congress should stop iis discussion Of
Irritating var measures aud 20 home; the
people understand the pending questions
quite as well as they do. L must not be
forgotten lla, the Republicans started this
discussion and are responsible for il. Gar
field, Blaine, Frye, all Republicans, began
% iIanul The ensauguined emblem as soon
as tI'e extra session fairly begun. The
Democratic speaehes were called out by
The Kepatiiean sgsressisas, whose purpose
- y make party capital FOR the presi-
AontiaI ciee,iou Id 1886.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-26

A RRMAagAntE On MAx.--There lives IN
Aaellias, Me-, a man named John Huges.
who Is nos 10 his esih year. and who IS hale
and hearty, working every day, Sundays ex-
eepled Sixteen yfars ago biz eyesight be-
came rcnewed, and IS nov a. good as when
be was Young he han hlteiY had four now
gaiaFnl teeth GONE il place Of those LOST msnr
years pa0. IIa Btienas every town meeting.
haslnG Naia3 81 efRfy Bf16idenlal election
from N1sbine.o1 10 Hayes. He IS 10 uension.
ef Of Tie war Of 1919, he faafed 3 huiiy of
70 ehildren-s boys and q girls all living to
be men and women.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-26

PLowIxs Nv Coin coIss..-A farmer
named James Rector, residing near Deep
Creek, Norfolk county, Va, while plowine
on Wednesday Of last week, 10 an old lieldthai
hadnot been under cultivation for several
years, uuearihed On iron chest containing sew.
eral thousand dollars in American gold coin Of
dates as far back ms 1880. The treasure is
believed TO have been buried during the last
war Mr.. Rector is a poor man, and the
treasure is very acceptable.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-26
MASONIC NOTICE.

A STATED communication Of Door to.
"A Virtue Lodge, No. 40, A. Y. A. NJ,
will be held on Thursday merit, Nav Ist, at a
o'clock, p. m, sharp. Work in Sd degree.
A full attendance Of the members is earnest
ly requested. Members Of sister lodges are
cordially invited to be present.
BY order Of the W. NJ.
apr 26.1t WIN. MOORE, Secretary.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-26
LIST OF LETTERS

PEAAINING in Pos, Office, wesimin.
~ s,er, Nd, April 18th, 1879:
Cook, Mrs Margaret Manahan. Francis ].
Crawford, Frank Mack, Sallie A.
Copenhayer, VIM. Robinson, Mrs. J. N.
Day, Mrs. Jane X. (2) Settle, NJ. b.
Dell, States N. Stone, VIM.
Eleheiberger, Sam. ~ Taylor, Mrs. Susan F..
houck, Miss Mary Il. Williams, Mrs. s. NJ.
Hughes, Robert Wagner, John 7.
Justice, Miss Maggie wimert, Miss Sarah
Macklin, Geo. W. Yingling, Miss Ella NJ.
Mathews, Miss J. NJ. Yingling, Noah.
Persons calling for letters in the above list
will say they were advertised.
apr 70 A. II. HUBER, p. NJ.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-26

Since the suicide Of Congressman Riddle il
has been discovered by looking over the
record that he makes She twelfth member Of
Congress who has taken his own life since
the formation OF the government, This, OF
course, does not include the gentlemen who
selves BY immoderase use Of ardent spirits. =
baltimore Ga1aie
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-26

The Louisiana Constitutional Conven-
ton On Wednesday adopted resolution
declaring that il has no intention whatever
Of abridging the political, civil or religious
rights Of any class Of the people. One Of
the lies invented to stir up the negro pop.
ulatiou, was that they were all to be relic
gated to slavery by this convention.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-26
RELlGIoUs NOTICES

coRSER SroSE LArIso.-The corne,
Of the new NJ: Z; Church, at Salem, in F' noss
lin district will be laid with appropr;a,a 'aak
emouies on Saturday, May sd, ls7e,0 ' eeI,
O'Clock, p, m. Eminent speakers AM, ~ ~ Z
Of music will be in attendance. The = a osnd
are invited. by order OF the Comn,;,p,suo lle
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-26

William ], Iladlsy. lawyer Of Albany, X.
Il, who Was stabbed BY one Of his clients
named Hughes, several weeks ago, died on
Sunday Of bis injuries. Hughes has been ia
jail since the assault
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-26
Business Locals.

BOOK THAT EVERY MAS AND WOMAN sHoulD
HAVE ~ THEIR HOUSE.
Laws Of Business for all the States in
the Union, with Forms and Directions for ali
Transactions, by Theophilus Parsons, LII. ID
late Professor Of Law in Harvard University.
IL IS book that is useful to every person.
male or female, and guide TO all business
transactions. !. n. Mark, Silver Run, aent
for Carroll county, Nd, and Adams Co, Pa.
=, Blue Flannel Sgiiing, Fancy Cassimeres.
Chevlots, English Worsteds, aud low.pficed
goods for Mems Wear, at II. l.. Norris.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
John W. Mealy, Travelling Salesman for
Sanders y Staynan, Baltimore, has inst sold
a. 4 {. Fischer Piano TO Mr.. j. II. Keen. az
the Wilson House, this city. The instrument
has been critically examined by Competent
persons and pronounced OF superior Tone ana
hnish. The above firm are General Accents
for the Estey Organs, Weber, Bradburv, and
Fischer Pianos, w
We will open next week The largest line ~
Fine, Medium aud l.ow-Priced Dress Good
ever brought TO this county, at prices 10 mi,
the times. J. YineIino 4 ~
Great Bargains in Ladies' Dress Good.
~ II. l.. Norris.
Mourning Goods a specially. A full line
o. Novelties in Mourning Dress Goods. yery
cheap, AZ ). fingling 4 Co.'S.
Hats Hats! iatsl of all kinds, cheap.
NJ II. L. Norris.
j. lingling 1 Co., is the depot for Car.
pets, Mating, Oil Cloths, and Housekeepine
Dry Goods. r'"s
If yon want good Shoes, and cheap Shoes.
go 10 II. L. Norris.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-26
ODD FELLOWS HALL.

0S - A@4@AAO wa 14nAb,
Positively one day only, Tuesday, April 10Th
TWO PERFORMANCES
Afternoon at 8; Evening at Sol clock. Doors
open al 2 and clock.
SYLVESTER BLEEKER, Manages,
THE CELEBRATED LILIPUTIANS.
The Great Original and Renowned
GEN. TOM THUMB AND WIFE.
formerly Miss LAyINIA WARREN. The
ln6nitesimal, Miss AMY REED, and the
Skatorial Phenomenon and Comic Genius.
MAJOR NEWELL, will appear in a variety
OF entertaining performances, including the
New and Original piece, entitled
THE MISCHIEVoUS MONKEY,
Everywhere received With uproarous and
convulsive laughter.
Afternoon admission, only 10 Gents. Chill.
dren under 10 years, 10 Cents. Evening ad.
mission, Is and 35 Gents. Children under 10
years, 10 cents. GEO. PECK.
apr 2G-lt Agent.
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MASS MEETING.

"A meeting Vt the citizens OF westminster
"A will take place On TUESDAY NIGHT
next, at 8 O'Clock, at the COURT HOUSE,
70 nominate a ticket for Mayor and City
Council, TO be voted for at the ensuing cleo
ton on the fiRsr MONDAY or MAY.
up x0-lt MGxr ClrlzESs.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-26

Vessels from Rio are spreading the yell
lew frer - every direction. They are
qaArsasined At al our priaeipai ports, but
Il viii require the utmost eausi % to pre-
vent lhe disease breaking out IN our
shiefeisiez, as the warm season approaches.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-26

ny ffye Jumped from the frying pan into
zAe fse when Ne attacked Blackburn.
~ Eye viii not uaat % get into anoth-
r suel' sisr very soon. lest Black 'b,tA
should seexh him Eorso Than be did be.
foss
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CYcLorEDiA OF LITERArURF.-The new eight vol
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Sri1er's Monthly has grown In popular favor that
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A LAY SERMON.
lLAc' anGA.l

Bretnren, :..e words OF my tex;
are:
''o.d Hather Ha5har.l, s,e went to tie
cupboard.
TO get her pon- lns a bone;
But wEen she got th, re the cupboard
WAS hare,
Ana 50 t.le poor log had nona."'
These ht.ut.nii words, iuy dear
friends. carry with t,.sIa y sol.:nn
.e:sspn. propose r.lis evening To
ana! We Their i...an.I.. pnd IL at
ts...pt t. a.lply II, i".:y - II aiay
be, % our erery-da: lie.
'.0il Iarhe- 'tvI1.r! Sire went to tue
eup-'o,ri.
70 get nsr panr dog" Lane
Mother Hubbard, you see. WAS
-ol,l: there being no mention of
pshers. W, may presume thas she
WAS alone. !. wiiow-a frientless,
pid, solitary wIauw. Vet did she
despair? Dii she SIT down and
weep, ot READ !. iurel. or w:ing l,r
hands? Nui S.. went u the cup
basi! ...,: k.fe observe .hat SIZE
'reat to the cap-hoara. She ,!ii hot
iop, or skip, or lun, or jump, or
IS. any rar!natsti; All .iicu; sire
sole, anu ine.'viy went 20 ,ne cup
a,oat /. Eva.
Wc, fave seen that she WAS oi.!
and ianel,; and &c now fmther seU
that Size WAS poor Fur. mark, tae
words az. the cupboard" Not
ON. Of TIE cnp-boards, " The re Ut /
hand cup-boa'd. o.. tie le'5-l.aud
cilp- ,.;!.i, ar tic one a5ug1, OF tue .
,,Ie below, or tine one ua'ler the .
floor. Dut jnsL .he cap-hQ sd ile .
one iulabrv i.t:.a cdY-oo ud tue
widow possess" |. Az! Why oid
size ~ ~ tae eli = IoA.a? N.ss -,
To bring ioItn euldea Soh.ats OF
ii. e.,nY pr, c."Es si5a~S, OF c cIstiE
i.r,:,r'I, III f,.a-.ia, OF any o.lier at
s.lont,s .: Sealti.? 1t Vas to gnt
~ poor dog, :. brn.. Nos y w..s
to M.,,"" poAr, bu, nef dog, tl@ !.
,,o', prep "a her age, VS. po"r tooi
Wr c,n iyia 5il.e tine scene. Ii.o
poor ,to,. rrnuc.ii.i, III tht. coraer,
boxing wis.fnl.y as!he so..t..rv cnn-
30 .rd, AMI tire willow enin.. 10 tii,,,
il hope, n expectation.
.Aay be-; 10 open it. although we ;i!e
,iut distinctly told t!,tt It wis not !
bal. open or ajar--to open it for
il.at poor dog.
,'But when she got there the cupboard
was bare,
an,. 80 ;4e poor d.. h:,.I none"
Wnan she got there You see,
lear brethren, what perseverance is.
Ion see the beauty of persistence
II; doing right She got tlle'e!
rnpre was ~ turD;n9s ,u1 twis.-
.nos, no slippmgs nr slidings. ro
leaning To the right or Ial:ering 10
the left. With glo"i"ns simplicity
We are told sh got :liert
Aud how Was her nobit effort r..
wur,led:
The cnp-hoarl was ha~-." II
was bare. There ue.e t. b. .nant
neither apples nor 'rang"s, nor
,hcpse- CAKES. nor penuv-hnns. a"r
,nser bread. nor CRACKERS, nor Eats,
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! nor iuetier i.i'ttclies. i ~. cup board
WAS bare. Ihere MAS but one, only
! one solitary cupboard ia the whole
II "a Il cottage. AMI :h..t one. the
sole hope u tie widow. and the
glorious loa.l-s'ar OF the poor dog,
wis bare. Hal there BEN a leg OF
mutton. Il loin of Lamb or a tillet Ut
veal. the case world have been diff
fe:.nt the incident would have
been otherwise. But it was bare,
Ing brethren, bare as II bald head.
Many OF yoa wi;i probably say.
with IL tie lri,la'of aCr.,Iiy sorllis-
Try The widow, no doubt. went
oai and l:onsI,; dog biscuit" Ali
n". Far removed ifoLl these enrtL-
ly ideas, these mundane desires,
poor Mutl.cl Hubbard, The widow,
whom many ;housilt.ess worldilnss
Would despise, that. she. Only
owned one cal-ho;tr,i. l,erc.,ived--
or l might ezra say saw -. & once
the ieieEtlt-ss :os osoa tire situation,
and yielded 10 it niiI all the hero,
ism oi tltt n..s'no MAI, i..-e, sna-
bi.,i iit-r, wltaou. t!eyis.iia,. toreach
the barren eup-boa'.l. She d:l-ast
attempt, like ibe sA.if-n-rke,i s,.iiicl-
ers OF tils len.rrih,a. TO war against
i.-e i..ssf isR,r; ~i,e s..a nt't try. ike
the s+,-c.t44,a each u. .selslee. TO ey- =
pam unat $50 a.. T.9i eAt,ers;aiu.
oae 'ild Dotaitg.l r. Lie poor deg
had hone Anu iAsb, III .iiis keipt
our int1r:Lsticn ceases. But tf.J We
not ksot: sntii,l, Ut? Are we rot
cog1riz;int of 'ehou.A? 1-7-.- IL
WEo woaL., d.. 9, 10 pierce the
vel that s,lrs,ei, lie ul,yrior Iateof
oil 4ioiheg Hubbard, ipr poor dog,
The c.!p-boar,I. o!tiie bone that w:ts.
not th.r,9, Must H,e. .i.ins i;.c her
III" s,.na-Qs = ~ qiel. .e-..-busrd
'.e9T. drie al 10 onss.'ii Tie cog still
'.:.'ol"IQ: iia .!.sao. oiii;od t,.-l upon
tie door; ,iie sun..;is-in. hole sill
remaining s5plen1:e.e else? All.
-
n", II, t.c:,r bre,nrr, "e a.c rot 20,
,l4,..so,t t. .,te:-.@t .o~reau ;le
nature. Suffice ii ilr rs to lean
.roTa ID bealliifdl Story It's lnany
zsons; s"ti>t :. .j: Z t. a..y
Ih,m, to at.,.y f..at..l IS ii.r as IN is
lies, and hcuri:i2 in hi..:d tie n.tlI-
II! f:;.i,,st!! q oar l.:.si:4c, 10 i.vn.d
'eii.2 WINS: - siiuli iiiefatroi.y-
MIC ol iiunp.s4.,,.., To h.ss,, !. oor
means ;.,f3td i. .sl.cc t!..!i. o,:e cGp :
board il tue house, ani 10 Keep
stores III tdem MI. Aud th, ,..ir"
Tricuis. Keeping ii rec .llection what
We have i".,li.el this day, lei us
ya.d l;eepi4s Dogs t.ii.s alu told of
c"ues. Bn-, brethren, if ne uo-If
Fate h.s "id4ine'l thai We slonld
iio any ri these t.iiiGs. ct las tltn :.
60. IS Mother Hubbard tid. With
.'',t t.r,e,ii.s O. pranciLs, -t1:ai55Il
10 our cupboard, el.plr,~"ueir 1t :
IL; 1t rs, Ike her, accept the in-- !.
rYi'nblc with c,.!:n ste;:diasine
end should We. like her, ever ue .rIt
~itl, IA hungry do1 and empty cup !.
board, n.ay fltare chru,icir,a ils
die to Nrita aiso q II, l.. .lr bean
.iirl language of our teyt- -
"And 80 tie puor Gug had none
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FOR SALE.
fo0 Acres Of Land.

Situs I'd or N-es, Pearl River, in -.
TamEany PARISH. Louisiana, h,c miles
tr..a ierwi.,'s iilai, an hear lie Xiv. =
>w. mi. Terms r.s:nr - n moae.
auA stock. Eor partiau!ars, adtrsss
IA NJ. /. j.. WELSH,
Ps.:cl River ros:o.loe, 81 Iaiamany
parish. LouisIaI.a.
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~. -3.... = : :.
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-06-28

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