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Daily Republican., 1879-12-13
Ybe Young sfau No. Q.

There Is another vice common, but
samaless here. You will find it de-
scribed at length in the Tth chapter OF
Proverbs. Turn to it and read II there,
then think of the mischief it has
wrought, the peace Of families destroy
ed by 1t, the hospitals which have been
filed with its wretched- victims. Fol
low the wise mans advice, and go not
in that evil way. Tie fonr great vices
mentioned, drunkenness, gaming,
profanity and RIGHTEOUSNESS are
those to which young men are
most addicted, not only in our day but
through all ages. These lead, by the
force of habit which they entail, TO
otEer sins, follies and crimes, particu-
larly dishonesty, in order to procars
the means Of gratifying the evil pro
psnsities which they feed. A youth
led away into any of these forbidden
paths, may be tempted to borrow from
his employers drawer, money to spend
In some of these vicious courses.
No doubt ct first he honestly
means TO replace tho money before it Is
missed, and for a few times does 50.
But the habit grows on him, the pas
sions INDUCED become more urgen. IN
their demands, principles shaken to Its
foundation, and more money is taken
with less scruples about replacing II.
He actually becomes thief before he is
ready to acknowledge it to his own con-
science. Bu, the shameful truth Will
break In to conscious recognition
and sooner or later every restraint but
dread of detection is removed. Exposure
at some point is inevitable. Then dis
grace, loss of position, imprisonment,
bitter ruin. Look back to the begin
ming Of this ruinous end. 1t was tho
first glass, the first game, the first oath,
the first act Of impurity. How many
look back now from the walls Of a prisoo,
from some den Of infamy to the first
step that led them in the way to ruin.
Cleanse your way OF all vicious conduct
and we will help you to nobler life.
THE OLD MAN.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-13
Secretary Of War Ramsey

Is native of Penn. having been born in
Ro,hs county in 1915. He has been
an Office holder from his boyhood. His
first position was that of clerk in the
Dauphin county registers office in
1928. He was Secretary Of the State
Electoral College in ls4o, Clerk Of the
House of Representatives, Congressman
for four years, Chairman OF the repub'
lican State Committee, Territorial Gov.
srnor of Minnesota, Mayor of St. Paul
Governor Of the State Of Minnesota, and
United States Senator. He was one o.
the National Committee which tooh
home President Lincoln's remains. The
new Secretary is tall and a little stout
has a large head, gray hair, a broad
genial face, slight gray side whi'kers
and looks ten years younger than he
Ia
Daily Republican., 1879-12-13
The Proposed Democratic Frasd In
Maine.

The Maine Standard" the Demo-
cratic organ OF the State Government,
announces, in a semi official tons, that
the returns from Portland, Lewiston,
Saco, Augusta, nsllowell, Rath and
Rockland Counties, for representatives,,
all have some technical defect, and that
the Governor and Council will reject
them all. These cities elected fifteen
Republican representatives.. The most
common defect alleged is that the re-
turns were signed by three aldermen
instead OF tour. 10 Portland the defee,
was in using the word " scattering"
Belfast is also understood to be among
the disfranehised cities on ths ground
that Dr.. Brooks, representative elect,
is an examining surgeon OF pensioners,
and Is tbas ineligible. The law pro
hibiss the Governor aud Council from
taking into account TIE question Of
eligibility of Senators and Representa-
tives elect, but it ia understood the Gov
ernor aud Council adjudge this law also
to be unconstitutional and not to be
obeyea. Benton, Kenuebsc county, is
among those where it is alleged, the re-
turns were clandestinely returned.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-13
sun,,nv Papers Free.

Anumber of sample copies OF the
New York Sunday Tribune will be Civ,
en- free by Davis, at Seventh aud Mar
kst streets, this evening, to subscri'
bsrs OF the daily issue and the patrons
of the Sunday papers. This paper
will be for sale regularly on and attel
to.morrow. sNew subscribers received
the coming week will get an almanac
fres on the 2l,t inst. Subscribe now,
all the New York and Philadelphia
Sunday papers, open all day to morrow
Leave your orders this evening and
have a paper left At your residence III
the morning.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-13
John N. Cough,

in his ne y lecture .on "Tsm peranos,
saws: "In England tha intoxioat!on
among the LADIES' IL fearful. | have
seen two well-dressed young women In
a first-class railway carriage draw theiI
TASKS from their pockets and drink
from them, not even using cups. they
On from one confectionery store to an
other and drink sherry until they have
to 20 home in cabs"
Daily Republican., 1879-12-13

Prescriptions carefully prepared at
all hours Of the day or night by Hart
man, Druggist, 5th and Poplar.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-13
T,RIENDS SCHOOL,
FOURTH AND WEST STREETS,

Has seats for fcw more mat and well.be-
hayed pupils In each OF the three rooms. SEQ.
Ond term opens on the first and day Of End
mo. 1880, For further information address
residence, 6o8 w. Ninth street. 12Hlm
FRED EDEN BACH. Principal.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-13
Mr.. pIttmun Cooke.

brother of Jay Cooke, the banker, and
himself at one time q member OF the
Jay Cooke & Co., died q. sandusky
o., on Tuesday, in his sixtieth year
He was the eldest Of three brothers
Mr.. J4y Cooke being the second il
point of seniority.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-13

Tbs best family mach,ns now in use, com.
panatiyely noiseless, has no s0uttle, seltset.
ting needle, rotary movement, more speed
than any shuttle machne, with less wear
and friction and is the boss machine for light
running, and will wear longer than any three
shuttle machines. 1t ia certainly less com
plicated than any other o aka, a lock stitch,
and has n better and moro easily afustible
tension than any other, tho tens'oa never
chang s, as you ind in . shuttle machine,
old Wheeler u Wilson improved, but an en-.
tire new invention. Took the gold medal at
the late Paris EXPOSITION, over eighty com
petltors. For q Oh istmas present get the
best made, finest tin!s7, iha simplest and
iiShtest running machine in use. Don't buy
until you have given it q trial.
Wheeler Il Wilson Tanutacturing Co,
72S Market street,
123-tf J. II. PRIMROSE, HGnager-
GS~Agent wanted.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-13

Mrs. Bishop Simpson opened in Wes'
Chester. Thursday evening, the fall
Of the Working Association Of the
M.thodist church OF that place.
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We have the rcprlt Of the April number Of lhe
LoadoH Qaagtalv Rerin< and Blactwtpfs Magazine
ior Mas frum Fhe Leonard Scott PWbllshing CO.
rhe leading article b. the Rtries d on "Thespeah
cr'a comlnentafr OH The Old Tesmmcntr Amer
briefly explaining the origin and object q The work
and pointing out how far Il has sueceedes'in accom-
plishing Is purpose the graier part Of ,he article Is
devoted 70 an examination OF the manner ia which
several questions Of peculiar interest AZ the Present
time are treated rho subjects chiefly considered
are the doctrine Of future state the Interpretation
of the leading miraculous narratives and the inspi
ration and authority OF the Old Testament
Thearicle "Brugsehs History Of Egypt gives some
very valuable Information ON the progress Of Hero-
glyphlc and Cunciform Interpretation and the light
thereby thrown on carly Egyptian history especially
IN its connection with the narratives in Genesis and
Exodus
The other articles are Michael Angelo and his
Age ~Agrarian Distress and Discomfort in India
.Fym and shailesbury two Popish Plots = seeret
Correspondence OF Louis XIV = early English His
tory Professor stubbs and Bright" Lord carnar-
vons Asamemnon and denenl sehomhergs Odys-
seyT "The South African Preblem.e
BlackIroers Aa0asi,lc contains as follows Reaia;
or. What's In Name--Part II; some Aspects Of the
Present French Republic; John caldigate-Psn
XIV; The Palhans Of the Northwest Frontier OF
India; The Life ofthe Prince Consort The Policy Of
the budget Public Affairs the two serials oecupy
considerable portion Of the magazine. In "Reata"
there Is marked contrast between the descriptions
Ia the rt and second chapters but the writer seems
TO get somewhat confused when he speaks of the
canadian vine, that most beautiful OF tropical
ereepers"
The discussion on the present condition OF Franee,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-05-31
A Despioable Trick.

The Washing Post Of May q says'--Ihe
methods employed BY Spectators TO proennTs,
the $40 certificates have been numerous ~
all The schemes none have been SO desPicaple
as that which was partially successful last sat
urday morning, and which, therefore deserves
to be exposed. ~
On Friday evening Mr.. Harry White, as
sislant superintendent OF the blndery at me
Government printing office, ordered the 10,
dies at work ia his department TO report ~
the cash-room Of the Treasury ut eight o clock
tho next morning. Believing that their regai'
lar work would be required, they appeared
with needles, thread aud aprons. They were
met by stranger, who stated that be WAS 70
take change Of them by order Of Mr.. White
Then he gave each $500 aud Formed them
into line.
The ladies protested and some Of them re,
fused TO be thus used, but few, afraid OF
being discharged, took their places ~ tue
line. They were made to stand in the miscei'
laneous crowd for some hours, and at length
when they had secured the certificates, Their
new boss gave them 70 cents each and tried
to force them again into line. To their cred
il, be it said, nearly all refused TO obey.
A pertinent query is, how much did Mr..
Mr.. Harry White, assistant superintendent Of
the government printing Office building, re-
ceiye for his share Of the very mean trans
action?
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Notice to Creditors.

THE undersigned. having settled in the
u Orphans Court, second account Of the
personal estate Of Charles W. Hood, late Of
Carroll county, deceased, and ascertained the
balance in his hands for distribution, accord
ing to law, among the creditors Of said de
ceased, hereby gives notice to said creditors
TO lille their claims against said deceased, lie.
gally authenticated with The Register of
wills OF Carroll county, on or before the 10th
day OF June, 1879, preparatory to second
distribution Of the assets Of said personal
estate, to be made amongst said creditors
under the direction Of the Orphans Court of
Carroll county, on or before the l7th day Of
June, 1879.
Aiier the final ratification of said distrbu.
ton by the Orphans Court aforesaid, the
undersigned will be prepared to pay to each of
sara creditors their respective dividends nc
cordiug to said distribution.
J, OLIVER WADL0W,
may 2l-lt Administrator.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-05-31

The same day Ohio Republicans were
denouncing the Democrats in Congress for
turning Union soldiers out Of Office, a me
mortal from Union soldiers in Rhode Island
was presented to the United States SEN
ate, complaining that soldiers had been
turned out of the Providence custom house
to make room for civilians, aud charging
that federal officials were guilty Of undue
influence in elections in that State. From
this, it seems, admitting that Democrats
are justly charged by the Ohio Rcpubli.
cans-which is not rrect-the Republi
cans are also guilty of ignoring Union sol
dicrs in the disposition Of iavOrs
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Examiners Notice.

TGlE undersigned, Examiners, appointed
Il by virtue Of a commission to them issued
by the County Commissioners Of Carroll
county, TO open public road in said county
commencing at the Ridge Road near Car
ier's Tavern, at Woodbine, aud running
through the lands Of Grove L. Welsh, Eph
rain Iepp, Reuben Harrison, George \.
Buckingham, Jesse X. Gosnell, John fInrri.
son, John Flemming and Elisha S. Young to
the Harrisville road, near the late Jesse
Lealhcrwood's dwelling.
All persons whom il may concern arc here
10y notified that we will meet at the Tavern Of
James Albangh, near Woodbine, on We,iass.
ddy; he s5h day Of June, 1879, at o'clock,
q. NJ to execute tho trust reposed in us By
the aforesaid com mission.
JOHN n. SELBY,
j. N. DORSEY,
II. 7. McKENNY,
may 2l'ot Examiners.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-05-31

The 0HIo ovERsoRsnIp.-AW Wash
ington dispatch says that, aIn the defeat Of
Judge Taft there are many who fancy that
the third term movement has received its
first check, and that Secretary Sherman
has won his first advantage in his race for
the Presidency. The Democratic scnli-
ment here Is that Thurman must aud will
run for Governor, especially as his election
over Foster is assured in advance" Should
Judge Thurman carry Ohio, this fall, il
will give him great prominence for the
Presidency.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-05-31

NJ. Ross, i'ther Of tho lost hoy, Charlie
Ross, has been TO the nsouniains of Nor,k
Carolina to look At another child, and 10 iind
that 4 not big son. Il is now five years since
search for tho boy began; he has seen GOD
children and written thousands 81 letters: and
AZ that be kuows about the mystery q
thus thai ihe I'D vas alive when the burglars
Aoasef md Douglas Nore killed,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-05-31

DIscovERY 0P NEw PASSAGE Faon ynr
ATLANTIC TO THIS PAciFic. If the New York
Herald Is correctly informed, Professor Nor
densklold, The Arctic explorer, is not oniv
safe, but has accomplished what SO many
Arctic explorers have failed to aceompIish-
q passage from the Atlantic 10 the Pacific
ocenus by the northern route After the Pro.
lessor was heard from last August, as he was
leaving the noaih Of the Lena to complete
the last half of bis dangerous voyage, nothing
more was heard from him nntiI about two
weeks ago, when information dated IN Sen.
semhcr was received by the Russian au.horis
lies, aud i ism startling surpfiss now 10 haar
from him at 50 late q date Is SUNDAY laai
Mach anxiety has been fell for the scientific
party Of which Professor Nnrdsnskiold was
the leader, and Il was feared that thew ma
met, on the northern shores Of Asia. fhe fale
OF Sir John Franklin, on the Arctic American
coast. The fact that be has reached Behr.
ing straits BY the northeastern route. viii he
hailed By scientific and geographical societies
as great triumph Of perseverance,. endurance
and nautical skill. The enterprise ranked Is
audaciiy and danger with that Of STANLEY
sonF through The heart Of Africa. and Nor.
deuskjoids upon bis retnrn TO England bv wav
o. the Sqez canal, will be as heartily greeted
as vas Stanley on his return. The scientific
equipment Of the vega was 50 complete that
great store Of valuable information is to be
expected when the results are ready for nab
licatlon, information valuable not only to the
.ofeiic scientists, but 20 the business world. a.
bearing aecisiyely, one way or another, upon
me question o. he COMMERCIAL value Of the
route and the possibility Of regular water
transportation from The great wheat fields Of
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-05-31

Tie case Of the nomination of h. Stock
cit Matthews to fill the vacant Judgeship
OecasiOned by the death of Judge Giles,
will receive linal action in the Judiciary
Committee Of the Senate, on Monday next,
it is said. Mr.. Matthews is hopeful of
Confirmation.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-05-31
The Ohio Republicans.


The Ohio Republicans met in eonyen-
ton on Wednesday, at Cincinnati, aud
nominated Hon. Chas. Foster for Cover
nor, Gen. Lewis Hickenlooper for Lieut.
Governor, aud W. W. johnson for Su-
preme Judge. The resolutions are both
strong and reckless in their declarations
against the Democrats, and are of the most
approved stalwart stripe. They deuounec
Congress, controlled BY men lately in arms
against the government for plotting ito
regain, through legislation, the cause which
they lost in the field" charge the Demo-
Gratis with attempting to break up the gov
eminent; with re-opening and stimulating
sectional controversy; and with dctermi-
nation to repeal all war legislation. They
applaud Mr. Hayes for his vetocs, the
government for lis financial policy, &c. &c
Upon such platform we anticipate a
Republican overthrow and Democratic
victory.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the snbscri.
~ Der has obtained from the 0rphans'
Court of Carroll county, letters Of Admins,
trailon on the Personal Estate Of
c. c. SPALDlNG,
late of Carroll county, deceased. An per
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned TO exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated TO the
subscriber, on or before the both day OF
December next; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit OF said estate. Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment.
April, 1879.
JOHN b. BOYLE,
may 2l-4t' Administrator
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-05-31

Secretary Sherman viii accept The Pres
idsnsy i 4 q offered 10 him. Nqss than
thnt, he i striving % get 4. wiib 10 es-'
Peeial difference for The third term aspIra.
lions of he aold man.
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Notice to Creditors.

NO. 1876 EQUITY.
IN the Circuit Court for Carroll Comfy.
John l.. heifanider and Benjamin Il. Grouse,
Trustees, vs.. John Prince.
OiiCe IS hereby given TO all the credi
tors Of John Prince who were such prior
70 the 4th Of January, 1879, the date ~ H.
deed Of trust in the above cause. 70 fle tba;,
claims, duly proven and authenticated with
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county on or before the 9th day Of Auyust' &
u. 1879. J. J. BAUMGARTNERs Ja,,
"hy "i't Auditor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-05-31

The political seer Of tho Philadelphia
Inquirer discovers BY psering into the FL.
tnFe that Baine and sherman win be tho
most prominent contestants ID the Repub.
liean nasioaal consontion.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-05-31

General Grant will leave Yokohama by
the next Pacific steamer about the last Of
june and will reach San Francisco in lhc
neighborhOod Of July 20. The arrange.
ments for an excursion Of citizens 70 meet
him on his arrival have been completed
with the leading trunk lines between the
East and Omaha and from there over the
roads Of the Union and Central Paci-
&c companies The programmes Of ar
ransemenls + now preparing and win be
made public shortly.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-05-31

The quarterly meeting Of the Friends vas
ge!d ~ their meeting house, near Union
Bridge, On Sunday last.
On Wednesday last the Love Feast Of The
Iankczs was held nt Pipe Greek Church, near
New Windsor, Both meetings were lafaelg
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-05-31

Another Territory is knocking at the
back-gatc of the Union, asking to be ad-
raitted to the sisterhOod. II is Washing
ton Territory. The voting population is
only 1867 but it is proposed to slice three
counties of the northern edge Of Idaho 10
swell the exhibit to more respectable size.
There are, doubtless, number Of gentle
men in Washington Territory who would
like to come to the United States Senate.
1t is to DO hoped that they will be Asap.
pointed for season. We have enough
one-horse States in the Union at present
SO far as this Democratic Congress is con
cerscd it may be said to have too vivid a
recollection of the Colorado experience to
create any new States on the frontier.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-05-31

A Nav WHGir PEsr.- "A now wheut nest
has made is appearance in some parts AZ
North Carolina, which Is said 10 he Destroy.
ing AT tho wheat where Il appears. II IS
weed that has sprung up simultaneously with
the wheat aud grows 10 the same height. No
one he's seen anything ike il before, aud ia
exact botanical classification has not vel been
determined. The people have began to call
y "Dutch cookie, bai nobody knows why.
a. i presents no point Of resemblance 10 Tie
old fashioned cookie. Il has white bloom
% The top, and bears numerous pods. each az
which eonihins four seeds
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-05-31

The Mississippi RIyxn JErTlEs.
Nhether tho jetsies win be siFectaaI "
securing The safe navigation of the Missix-
sipPi, Is yet an open question. While they
clear out tho shoals and fats where they
have been constructed, they cannot pre-
rent the lbrmntioD Of sneh distractions at
other points near Nv
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-05-31

Mr.. Hayes vetoed the Legislative Ap-
preparation Bill on Thursday, making the
third veto he has treated the country to
the past few weeks. This bill, 10 addition
20 appropriatiug money sufficient to carry
on the civil branch Of the government,
contained clauses repeating the most OBJ.
jecLionable featursa Of The federal super
visors Of election law, which Hayes and
the sialwesss desire TO keep on the books.
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MoRTGAGEE'S SALE
Valuable Farm,

pY virtue of power of sale contained II
- mortgage from Martin Bitzell and Nh
TO Margaret Leydecker, bearing date on lhs
9th day Of November, 1867, aud recorded II
Liber W. A. Mex, No. 9, Folio 30l, 10
one Of the Real Estate Mortgage Records Of
Carroll county, the undersigned, as Morlea,
gee and Trustee named in said mortgage. Mn
offer at J ublie Sale, at the Court House door
in the city Of Westminster,
On Thwsday, The f0th day Of Jrne, L;g
at 2 o'clock, p. NJ, all that tract Of land com
prising parts OF tracts of land called "Clen
doick' and ''John's Pleasant Meadows .
situate aud lying in Carroll county, and more
particularly described in deed from Joseph
Ward and wife to Martin Biizell. dated gi,b
November, 1867, and recorded ia Liber "
A. Mex, No. 30, Folio 0s, BE-, one Of tbe
Land Records Of Carroll county, containing
and laid out for
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INsoLvENT's NOTICE.

Elijah Wagner VS.. his Creditors.
ORDERED this 26th day of Nav. A
~ ID. 1879, that Elijah Wagner, an ami
cant for the benefit Of The ash Article OF tbo
Code Of Public General Laws Of Maryland.
entitled ''lnsoyen,s,n give notice 10 his cred
ilors, endorsers and sureties, that The ID
Monday Of November, A. d. 1879. is fixed
ior the said Elijah Wagner to appear in Tho
Circuit Court for Carroll county 10 answer
such Undergraduates or allegations as his cred.
itorsi endorsers or snreties may propose ar
alleege against him; and that eopy of his
order be published in some newspaper printed
IN Carroll county, once a week for three snc.
Sesslve months prior to the said ID Monday Of
November, 1879, as such notice:
my a1-3m FRANK T. SHAW. Clerk
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II ACRES & % PERCHES Of Land,

The improvements consist Of
ASAS LOG DWELLING HOUSE,
Al tssS,sA &c. This land is about 81 miles
W. fIzsisszts from Westminster, on the coun.
y road leading from the Washington road 10
the Reisterslown turnpike.
Terms of sale, cash; or, one half cash on
day of sale, and the balance within six months;
the credit payment TO bear interest from the
day Of sale, and 70 be secured by the note Of
tho purchaser, with approved snreties.
MARGARET LEYbECKER, Mortgage.
benjamin |. Cohen, Solicitor,
40 Lexington St, Baltimore.
may 2iis II. c. Matthews, Auc,'r.