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WHOLESALE lies ( RETAIL :
.rossiu SFTO e E.nW qs

5 minutes. walk Of the Depot, West
e, s. - s,a i,,;s. q Z Westminster, Md,.

usetfa E,se. al - IL = s.n7f Z essrst.s "a
calls your attention to bis large and varied
stock of GOodss4nIsps sHtl .ntsig4ssai fa.uDas
Ladies' Dress Goods-.A full line of, the
Iofest, $50 sssas+HN eB.l Hxd1 sssi s.,l bstTss
plain and neat styles i have paid special
attention to this part. ;,..',e, ~ ~.
Mourning Goods-A good assortment.
hSilks--plain black and eolored.s ( ss.x
Mems Ware--then largesf and cheapest
steckEI have ever offered TO thepublic.ido
Domestic Goods-acrow in this line.iss
"a Notions apa Trimihn ih gsa nice assoft-
carpeatins m and and ao cit5h III depart.
ment,has been largely limsroYed.I ia -
housekeeping Articles -ali that sneeded.
Oil Cleth--linen and paper window shades
" HatsMfsadiesg 0Missess aahd vhildren's
| Shoes. s.,..,;.t-,.,.to-,-,, ~, 7.,,ss..,,,.
| French China. Dfh3 g q ,1..astn nilhflad
a1Grbceries, OIL paints and glass, s3,.tpah.i
Hardware and building material, bought
direct from / the Manufacturers and their
agents. taisrS4fs,Ds 10 6sASass sd5 - aniaJysfe
F7,All the above goods are for sale ata,small
advance. Call before purchasing and ex-
"''4is = ~, ~ JOHN l. REIFsNIDEg::2, !,
| 49, i have secured the service of Mr.. r. Hen.
rie, first class Tailor Goods made up o.
| order. 3fii it1i ps19eao .s95stet 81 saahesay
y Goods delivered TO the depotfreo. b4,i,e
| ~ oct -, - = -. : q 80
The Democratic advocate., 1868-11-12
McCORMICK'S
nk%. MOWER AND REAPER,

WIN. Fl. HARMAN Il Co., Sole Agents for
the State of Maryland. This Reaper and
Mower stands unsurpassed in this country
or Europe. We ask nothing more of any
honest farmer than to give them a fair trial;
where true merit will show itself beyond
doubt. We know they will work and give
entire satisfaction, under all circumstances.
Messrs. Mccormick 4 Bro. say to all who
need or intend to buy Reaper or Mower,
stake their machine and try 1t to your sat
isfaction through the Harvest with any other
machine YOU can get, and keep which ever
Won like best, These machines combine
all modern improvements of any value.
The Democratic advocate., 1868-11-12
CHEMICALS,
DYE WOODS,

DERSONS desiring anything in the above
line will find upon examination oneoI
the most complete stocks OF goods KEPT IN
any retail Drug Store in the Stats,5 and to
enable the constant demand TO be met, Is
be,ne increased. The following standard
Liniments always ON hand: $3.50 q.
The Democratic advocate., 1868-11-12
10 ALSO AGENTS FOR
n<GEIS Il ER 'S@A
Patent Self-ReguIatlng Grain
SeuarafOr. Cleaner g. Bagger.

Ata time like the present, when labor is
very scarce, it is important that Farmers:
who are interested, should give attention to
this improvement, which will considerably
reduce the expense of Threshing Grain in
the common way. This is now considered
the best Separator before the public. i is
particularly adapted to Farmers for their
own use, and will apply to Lever or Railway
power, and will Thresh and Clean from 100
to $50 Bushels per day, using four to SIX
horses and as many hands.
may %, 1868-ly
The Democratic advocate., 1868-11-12
! z..'A z.a..'AIsExANDER FRAZER,
clock and Watch Maker,
'OPPosITE LINGERFELrER

n ESPECTFULLY in ~cnn
II, forms the Public that EE 8 Z
he has, opened q Shop for - =
the transaction of business at the residences
Of WilEam, Baker, opposite Lingerfelter's
Hotel. Westminster. Being an old expe't
rienced Clock and Watch Maker, not . re-
pairer merely, he fatters himself that he
can give every satisfaction to his employers.
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, &C., repaired
at short notices in the best manner. and on
most accommodating terms. 80
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perry Davis Pain Killer.

--g7f G5l
m.h;.. f;n;m.nt. Stonebraker' . Liniment,
Iustarg Liniment, Jadwin's de- , :
Rurnetfs Golden do. Bakers Pain,Rsmedy,
Weaver's Champion do. Foutz.s MIXTURE
De Grath's Electric Oil. Gargling oi.
Pond,s Extract of Witch Hazel, regarded as
one of the best remedies known for internal
or external pains.
Cough and Ezpcctorant Preparations
HuBERs CHERRY COUGH MIXTURE.
u.u. p.,..m Wisharts Pine Tree
iiysrwort Tar, 10 i Tar Cordial,
Schepck's Pulmonie Ayers Cherry Pectoral
syrup, 7r tl4ag Jayne's Expeetorant.
MICS.
Hostetter's Bitters,
Plantation Bitters,
Morning Star Bitters
London Health Restorer,
Sea Weed Tonic.
A complete assortment of all the fastest
Il ~ and most popular
patent Medicines of the day
.si9Tg1 80 I'm store.
ii sra1lls 20
.d teg.1 sss.til.oi - - f,sie--
.l-.csslaiW " AuB #t 4 H .,a
TO PHYSICIANS.
The attention of medical practitioners is par
ticularly called to. the
z,; STOCK OF MEDICINES. l,.
which 7 am satisfied will be found as COM
plete as in any first class Prescription Store
IN Baltimore. i have in course of prepara-
s~5l APHYsrc1AN's PRICE List"
winch will be issued every three months,
containing the prices of the leading prepa-
rations. -
nm- Particular attention paid 10 the
Compromising Of Prescription.
feb. 27.ly
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14IEFI0N.

The publicare cautioned against any SIM
liar preparations, only Clotworthy II Co.'S.
are genuine. 'ss'a :. = .'Y..,e-
sar For sale by a. n. H6BER, Westmin-
ster; Harrison Weaver, Uhiontown, and by
all country merchants. - = 4.l.sb - ;, !,
Manufactured only by CLOTWORTHY
d CO., e339 Baltimore street.
A. liberal discount allowed when pur-
chased in large quantities. ~ mh5-6m
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c. DIST 0NESlFERS
Cheap Grocery and
.af@ 4 + FISH DEPOT. A.. 4.

MANLY OpposIrR p. LINaERFELrER's HorEL..
TaH Csftf l4u8 9--iiil 30 tc sAiSl =
YTyHE Subscriber wish to inform the Pu4lic
that he is now receiving daily large
quantities of all kinds Of II iii3i3 iaus1sl' =
t;H FRESH FTs H - 7ea |,
right from the Fishing Shore. first handed
The public is invited to call. Dealersfurnished
at city prices, either in large or small quanti-
ties, through the season., ,=f.5..5
To the Ladies we W ould say we have repleted
our Store Room and have 3 splendid stock OF
CANNED FRUITS on hand, such as .'2A.l
Ds.Io.l.sti frDagLQ NJ 'tief 4 80 iff 1titttl''i
~ Tomatoes agI a isrp2lGj hsol pig
fjjau % I43 M, Strawberries, iiLlat -.
alll - n2oaJ ban1 glao9 iBiackbcrries'
..ao.19q Green Peas Pin. Apples, Apples !. .alI
b4r.isrsI,Gp aIil lss'i .173,a'Tf Fresh. 'i
.ILdIGh 30 -a.far yHl Hg Cioved,
On 5a Spiced, and Pickied 0rsrERs,i ~ sdi
Pickles, mixed and plain in jars, Chow Chow,
Pepper Sauce, Tomato Catsups, ,Jelleysy L&cs
Also Seasonabie Vegetables always on hand.
Potatoes, Corn Meal, Hominy, Lard, Butter,
Eggs; Bacon, Salt, Cod Fish, in fact every thing
pertaining to . first-class Provision Store.
gss- Come and see for yourselves and be
convinced. -
: The 1igssse eash Prieepaid faF lall Kinds of
Thankful for the past favors, the subscriber
hope that by strict attention and by selling
cheap, to receive aliberal5 share of patronage.
..;I5 ,af,,.1 Ia CYRUS ID. fST0NESIFER-b
luMe 4. .fU it.,.Ets rFfsy bope4ts+h fInI
The Democratic advocate., 1868-11-12

Z HAVE to-day received my summs styles or
X French Lasting Caters for Ladies, Iopenner
andaiittle Rosette, opposite Catholic Chuch,
Westminster. june 4.
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PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. E
aeoa L oND ON
BLOOD .PANACEA.
The Great Alternative and Blood Purifier.

L the most perfect vegetable compound OF alters
tives tonics diuretics and diaphorecs making the
most effective, invigorating, renevating and blood
cleansing cordial known to the world. A.aa -
The Democratic advocate., 1868-11-12
CUT THIS OUTA - CUT THIS OUTli

AND bring j TO the cheap Dry Goods
IA House pf Hcop A ca, where IS yill n Al
be taken for one dollar, on every twenty
eood yarS vide MSs;na Yss ssass be- best
and new styles Of Prints atl12l cents; ele-
CANT Shirting Muslin at sl16r cents; besides
other goods at proportionateiy low rates.
Beautiful Embossed Table Covers, Shawls,
Furs, Blankets and Counterpahss, Black
and Colored Alpacalat 81 per yard; new
style Hats, &c. -.. :.
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Fall Goods = ''''''a ..ai.a, aiaa ].
'Aar or azTnoJ Just Opened.
Hs%e rafifKiat iGets0aFEi bas Slg9t7 ~
nas teSiEegfe TilATi gisdi giEisus t9a'
gaaD IS s9Ji6ae 9fe -HTf'ii4aq ya9. ssaiii5 af
I. il: JJ.:sRll,.B b. BUssBTlsss 81 rs : Co.. ).
one Door East Of Railroad.


,isBhiyibai adi 30 dsi--T-s ~ > abi 81 !Iulai
"A Large stock of entirely new style Dress
N Goods, changeable poplins IN allshades,
plain and rep poplin in all shades and colors,
English, Frepch and American; Merino,
large stock of black afpaecas, black, rep and
alpacca poplins, all shades and colors, .
beautiful assortment of all the hfsoqs e.qnIis
Y 7 III TEST STKLE sSH4WL,S, +
from 81 up, Irish linen, diaper, table linen,-
towels and napkins, scarlet and plaid opera
fannels, cotton, all wool and gered .r 81 -,'i u,
gna9 oBalmorala Skirts zis1ga'
Calicoes, ,bleached and unbleached Muslin
ofall grades at the lowest prices, full line
s,f Nations phoYg ~ s6H iits2npdJ!E 1Hdi ~
f e e e Hosiery, ,,l',. : 9"'' = S.,.5 .9i3 .'.
baa esi is in 5ili .aniiaGloFes -, - ll..g,
I9a53!., .qf1 Il S ,d,glaaIid ;nsuo and Corsets,
'gu adi Men and Boys Cashmere, b7saSf
BOOTS.J SHOES AND HATS.
-s,niago ,.,..4 =, JOSH R, BUSBY & co..,
-g.fag j, One door East of Rail Road, HI
.IaidE IN First National Bank Building.
oct ], 1868. .aa ;aij e I2siia tI221+l n
a "a lr IN
The Democratic advocate., 1868-11-12

M MEDICATED d
HEALTH REST0REk.i

A sure remedy for DYsrrrsrA, LIvsE coxrLAfsf.
HrAIr BURN, HABIruAL CosTrvxsrss, Loss OF Ar
prTrrx NRRyousNRss, WHAxNEss OF TIE LIMBS,
nv, ssror on ISPrRITs, FEVER AND AeuH, CoLIc,
D1sIssAnr GssEHAL DssIIIrI xI... %
Tts eiFects are generally instantaneous It nds is
way directly to the seat OF lfe-thrlng and auiek
enng every nerve--asing up the dropping an0
inf,sing new health and vigor in the system
Il can be used by old and young-maie ana semsies
with perfect safety iesfa 1s z Hu-l.. :.
remedy you have It in the LONDON AkDiCArzD
HEALTH RESTORER. n 49, - 49, .f,,, LIZ.
II you loose your appetite oy when you VII u so1e
become feeble and prostrated, the hEALFn NA'
ST0RER is your remedy ht 3u g -.
This truly valuable preparations 10 used ana recon-.
nended by many Of the leading physicians OF tns
country and all physicians who once test Its merits
pronounce it valuable. gives tone to the stomach
renovates the system and preloTgs kfe.
aAs remedy against fever and sgus, u worEs IKE
charm Price 100 per bottle
The genuine have LONDON INDICATED HEALTH
RESTORER s A FoUrx, BALTIMORE, Nd, blown In
Che bottle, and my signature on the liable. -,
The Democratic advocate., 1868-11-12
THE "POULTERERS' FRIENDr'

THE "POULTERERS FRIEND"
Or, Chicken POscder, Copy Right Seesred,)
- A certain cure for
Gapes I'm Chickens s. Turkeys.
Will prevent and cure Chicken Cholera
and other Diseases common to
Poultry, and will promote
an increase of Fat. a. ~
FULL. DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY
EACH PACKAGE.1 i:.H
Rsg-P Price rs cents. -A5a
HyHE annexed are few of the certificates
we have received in proof of the great
value and efficacy of the Poulterers' Friend:
CARRoLLroN, BALTIMORE Co., Nd,
- < December 16, 1867.
Nessrs. C9ot,corthy d CO..: s E
Gentlemen-I have used your ssPoulter-
ers' Friend'' upon brood of young chick
ems that had the gapes, and am happy to
saw that by the use of few doses they were
entirely cured. 1t will certainly cure the
oapes when used according to directions.
- Yours, DC, GEO. HARMAN. ~
qss ANNApoLIs, Nd, Feb. 2, 1868.
Messrs. Clot,corthy d Co.:
.Gentlemen--I have sold all the 'Poulter-
srs' Friend / received from you last Au.
gust. The poultry in the surrounding coun-
try was dying very fast with s'Cholera. +" !
recommended your "Poulterers' Friend"
and it worked like charm. / gave it rs
directed, and it cured those that were then
sick, and have not seen any symptoms
the disease since. Yours, &C.,
B. MENcKES, Cross and Warner strs.
JEFFERSON, FRED'K Co., July %, 1867.
Messrs. Clot,corthy d Co, Baltimore:
Gentlemen-The wonderful cures which
aaxe been made by your "Pouiterers'
FRIEND cannot fail to interest all who
raise Poultry. A gentleman Of this village
has been experimenting on chickens with
the gapes.z He tried your ssPoulterers
Friend, y according to the directions, and it
had the desired effect in destroying the
worm, effectuallr relieving the chicken at
once. Since then, ] have had many calls
for 1t, and It has been used extensively with
the same result. 1t is of incalculable value
to all who raise Poultry. Respectfully
49, u A Cprrf.rR
The Democratic advocate., 1868-11-12

A MOTHER fne lot Tassaled Kid Gloves, jus.
received at J. r. Busby's Go.
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BAZAAR! 'iAalsii ~ T. BAZAAR!i
+. GEATaTY.'S !.
Ladies Fashionable
y Shoe Bazaar. aa {,

THAvE just received large select stock Of
IL Ladies, a-} ~ liasE5 ,{atif ""i'-
BOOTS ANDtd SHOES.
for Spring and Summer, made to order, CON
sisting of French Lasting Caters, Kid Faced,
Kid Button, Kid, Congress, high cut Morocco
Boots, Balmoral Walking Boots; also large
assortment of Misses and Children Lasting, Kid,
Prebble, Morocco of all styles and colors, of
the best quality, made to order. Also Gum
Sandels, Gum Over Shoes, Ladies' Cater
Hooks, CATER Buttons, Rosettes, with the best
assortment of homemade Boots and Shoes, both
peged and sewed, for Men and Boys, in the
County. ..t,f.s,sb "A si,l .e-eti49 .aHG9i IgIi
/ have also an assortment of, a
HATS AND CAPS, : rs G.z$
which cannot be excelled in styles - ].
or beauty, at wholesale prices. . y. ..st
I Give me a call at the old place opposite
the New Catholic Church, Westminster Md.
,aplo lrbURed qi49atrJs a3aaI'i 4t,InHT
The Democratic advocate., 1868-11-12


For the cure Of ScRoFULA or KINGS
80 WE EVIL, CUTANEoUs DISEASES, ERr-
sfPKLAs, BoILs, PIMPLR Rs and
BLoTcHRs on the FACE, SoRa
ssh EYES, ScALD H1AD, TGrrER Az
yEcrIoNs, OLD and SfuBBoRK
ULcRRs, RHEUMATIC DISORDERS,
YELLow JAUNDIcH, SALT RHEUk
WHITE SwlLLINGs, MxRcUBIAL
T. Disc AS rs, GINKRAL DEBILITY,
n S>AIr70AlN PALPArATIoN and FLU1TRRING at
HEOlVLNtNH the HEkRf, CoNsuMPTI0R,
- II -y-.H ASTHMA, SYPHILIS and SYPHfLIrIc
HRl OODH AFFECTIONS, INFLAMATI0N Of the
4 BLADDER and KIDNEYS, PAINS in
K~.. H \ the BACK DRoPsY, FEMALE Con-
WPkNACkAH PLANTS, &C. To the Jroken down
W---s----- female it gives life and energy, By
HI II ---- III restoring the lost powers OF nature,
-.'-sagr.n.nrJ when health again succeeds the
Observation-Disclosures feeble form and pallid cheek Of the
Aa1a- llltalllaHial1D sufferer. -"
Nothing can be more surprising than its invigorat
ing effects on the human frame. Persons all weak
ness and lassitude, by using the PANACEA, at once
become robust and full Of energy under its influence
Ladies who have pale complications and dark about
the eyes blotches and pmples the face, rough skin
or freckies and are out of Spirits" should use .
bottle or two OF LONDON BLOOD PANACEA. IL
will cleanse your blood, remove the freckles ana
bloches and give you animation sparkling eyes, nae
spirits and beautiful complexion. Try 1t.
7Ef Price 500 Per Bottle.
The genuine have LONDON BLOOD PANACEAr
8. A FoUTz, BALTIMORE, Nd, blown in the bottle,
and my signature on the wrapper. rsz ,,t f.s9g
The Democratic advocate., 1868-11-12
MONTOUR HOUSE.

YIEfS WFlSS HI1N5 n II = %
TTSHE undersigned announces to the public
House is new, and furnished throughout with
New Furniture, Beds, &C., and is prepared to
accommodate eitherlI transient or permanent
boarders The Table will always be Supplied
with the best in the market, and the Bar stock
Ales, Segars, &c: The location issveyv desira-
BILE, being only few yards from the Depot.
The Stabling is large and ample, and, attentive
Ostlers always ON hand to wait upon travellers.
j. A. KLEFF, ~
sang 4 ly.IY2 9flgfszDgI sProPristsFs z
The Democratic advocate., 1868-11-12

caARRIAGE q and HORSE BLANKETS for
I y-ssseatiao Jno. b. Rel sider'A
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pono,y 70 the STAKEHOLDER. more ter fhlc by far than
maj which the Car OF Russia .sver exercised now
he can do that Is another marvel in the present
paign Yet We lind Foreigners and native born cti-
zens all joining IN the same thing.
Young man, you are working now TOT your daf'S
wages, bat you hope to own q farm some dag.
Where will you want it2 on the Ieftne pieins OF
Neb .aska, or perhaps beyond the Rocky Mountains,
in The rich minera regions. But do you know n the
Shareholder gets hod OF that territory th' OF
w be yours , W an go srp .,Y asse TO the
know why your fathers, or orop.ers, or numoers OF
Others suffered in the mother Iountry2 IL was be-
cause of the large landown rs taking the small hold
irgs anu driving out The peasantly, eDgrossing the
land for their own rneft.
How do you eyoect you and Your children and
your brethren gno expect to come over here TO fet
holdings, II Jou establish system that goes rRlt
ct the root or the homcs,ead.tfat uproots tc mot
pendence, and substitutes in its place that Of power
au>i wealth ana the domination o. landed arstocr
racy privileged class, founded upon slave labor
Who does not know whether native or foreiga
born how Abraham Lincoln had the interests o. ths
iaborng men at hearty ask II IL - no. pccansS ~
his policy that you have an opportuh,ty 70 seo l
homes hercP ask the rishman II he does NOT WISH
to share home here for his lany m me next ar
years2 II SO, let him sustain the repuphcil purJ ior
by that only can he De sustained ,.
Bnt, my friends, mention these things only ioryou
to consider. Consider them carefully FOR yourselves
Think or them before the election ana acb upon
them
the war went forth from the Army Of the Potomac
FOR you batteelds In the West They took with them
their cooked ratons because tney were VET, IA hurry
ana had time 10 tarry or pause Tor the enemy was
before them and every man leit the necessity o bchs
constantly on duty
hour until the polls closed on the second Tues
day or October. II we believe the blood OF our
bretbren was not shed in vain; II we believe their
dust should not moulder forever in vain; II we be-
eve the fruits OF their victories should not ne ashes
upon cur lips let US not pause day or ri night m
standing OF our neighbors
CONCLUSION.
One other observation and shall Close Two nun
dred and forty thousand soldiers are buried IN the
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BALTIMORE, Oct Z.

BALTIMORE, DC. t-A-rvsd, brig Caroline MeFsr,NnA
watanras sehrs Cyrus Fosse,t Hsrdins Windsor, M;
James eo Mar cp rne to- Boston s'sn mar
Arrived sshT roSs M hsns alaS sre. Geo
Ghr Boston sarah Jo rans sr s.r Ns
saledRark Seneca brig Eudorus. schr Nellie Paine.
BsNGoR, Oct sArrived, sehr Olive Arey, Wilson, New
saiied-prs ! r Arey, Babbsse Phtade'ph'- 5
Pattep. C,immnrs 40; Anna Elizabeth. IS schrs MARY
Il. ouOnt0 H. r s.a sss sns ss ca.
on, RLEsroN, oc! -a-aves. steamship Champion,
ssled-s,eamss'- lama. .srsr Nyork. brio Cecilia, Lv-
ERROR scnr Lizzie Batcheldcr, Boston Robert cad'
fssTaEss MONROE, Oct Sailed, ships Nancy IN, m
Anns r o and orpsens FOR oass
TOT and feet of coasters and wreckers gone 70 tue
FALL kivSR Oct 5,salcd, schrs sallis Smith, Chase
GAIvEsroS Oct nrrsea steamship per Delaney
GLOUCESTER. Oct 5-Arrived, bark shawmu. Lord, csf
aqG Ss' ss ar J"i
den Smith and Forenes 70 era Rogers PC
~hrrve brig Irene, Cole, Baltimore Bo..on
for io John SHAY Triton, do for Salem; Maggie Cummnsa
salea~schrs Mary Amsden, Ellen Amsden. 7
scSrs Jaros Fie"se steeiman PhaGephia boston
snbad Arev Nyork for dol Stephen HotchAs Hutchinss
sAMEWind NE, sailed, ship Almira brig Young, sens
MOBILE. Oct l-Arrvea, brig chas POOLE Sherman, New
NFwBuRyPoKT, DC. s-hrrvea schrs Tmnyy Nsylors
sna crors & SHAW S S
NEW BEDFoRp. DC. S-Anived, schr W Il Steele. Bum
aesse Ed Sssss fas
desS s rSs s0Pf brig o.ors.
sS ss Ella MSns
pha for Bansor Stephen III Hoassiss Hodsaon
I'll ss.d S .n Rsss sS for - se sB
9Th, PMArive,, schr Mary Mead, Thrasher Taunton o
,;; snssd, Arey, NYOrf for Boston, Sarah
IAN Arrgea he. night schr OTIS Chase NY0r
ell NYork; Stephen Morgan, do; Eva do; Union, do /
PHiLXDELPHIA, oets-Arrived, ship Hercules Lincoln.
s. s sss co van s
King Geae Harry, Stuart, Boston schrs Neptane Brds
ssvs ss9 ss&ah WATSON so.on
Ds5ng nos nsrisnl arrived Saturday from Msry
ADMIRAL KG), Haesiocp, Bremen brig Perkins;
Ks. sa%s' pSG
Lynn: Emery, Clayton, Bath; Sarah Watson, smithf
PokTLASD O.. Arrived, ship Enoch Talbot. Talbot.
dsghi: .shr Judge Lanes HsIsey Nyosi for Calais Also
ssS se. sSssSi
LwetmOrs, Terry, Elizabehport John Barter Joness
saled-schrs Lucia Ives, Bowdich Philadelphia; viii.
kf .as4s Fanny Day hepf
lafelphia: Tnns Bodlne Bunce. Eizabethport; PeM
vought, Haock; Lewis Lewis, and Mary Isabel SAM
mis-, Albany; Sarah Faconer. WI SON Rondou
kthSaled, schrs G atson, Grant, Philadelphia; Asa
Eldredge, Hickman. Elzabethport
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 6-Arrivcd, ship Lady DuGerinS
Sheehan Newcastle, NSw. - \
FL ship
neiro s .
| SAVANNAH, Oct 2-Arrived. ship Casa naws tf3rs
Haws Livepoo schr Nevada, Doughty, Belfast via Port
| land Me.
Gth-Arrfved, ship Screamer, NYork.
Enthusiastically Leo NYork
SULLIVAN, Oct 1-Saled schrs Henry Clay Straon and
Astoria, Ball, Nyork.
Ia NToN, Oct z-sailed schr Mary Mead, Thrasher,
NYork.
WILMINGTON, Nc Oct sArrived, brig Timothy Field,
Emerson Salem: schr Nellie Bell, Pitcher Boston.
Clearef-Schr L Warren, Warren, Boston,
eth Arrived steamship Fairbanks, Hunter, NYork.
WARRINGTON, DC, Oct 5-Arrivod, scbr Daniel Holmes
NYorK.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
EEly Y0RX STATE.
Republican County Nesnrnntion-.

Republican County Vaccinations.
BRooME.-Dlstrict Attorney Peter W. Hopkins tho
CATTARAUaus.- Attorney MeTell T. Jen.
kins, OF Randolph, present incnnoent. n ,va,ors
CoRrLAND.-Dstrict Attorney, AVA ~. " a sS =,
who has discharged the duties ior Tue PAST tnice
years. n.. -
Observation-Disclosures Att ,rney, BENJAMIN r.
Skinner OF Frclonia. FOR Justice OF the Sessions,
John c. Griswold -. = ,.,..
OF PIattsbuig For Sheriff. Darius Aver, OF schuyler
RaIls
-,of Norwich. Oscar II. Curtis, Of oxford, Special
DEIIwAnE.-D District Attorney, Harry +. Davidson.
Essgx.-Byron Pond, the present county Judge
PuLToN.- SHERIFF william p Brayton OF Giovers-
viIle; County Clerk, Mortimer Wade. Of Jamestown;
District Attorney. richard II. Rose Of Broadabln.
GENEsEE.-District Attorney, william CIV atson.
GREENs.-Disrlct Attorney, Cicero G Peck, OF
Windham: County Treasurer. Joseph HaOck OF
Catskil superintendent Of Poor Isaac Edwards, of
Cairo; Sessions John ;. Ives, OF Ashland,
JEFFERsoN.-District Attorney Pardon G. WIZ
lams, OF Watertown; Special County Judge J. il.
Emmes. OF Carthage.
KINGs.-For Treasurer Edward d. White.
LEwIs.-lreasurer, Alpheus D. Pease, OF West
MADIsoN.-Dislrlct Attorney, Alexander crsns
phin.
0nLEAss.-For County Clerk, George D. Church.
ONTARIo.-connty Judge, Wilbur 7. smith.
SoHUYLER.--Sherin, Charles w. Clauharty.
SrEuBEN.--NIrom NJ. Crane, OF Horneilsyllle, for
County Clerk and John H. Eutlcr for District AZ tor
ney. The other nominees are, for SuperinteD dent
81 the Poor RUFUS s. Alderman, OF Bath; for JT stice
Of Sessions, Samuel Erwin, OF Erwin.
SARAToGA.-Disrict Attorney Windsor b. French,
of Saratoga Springs. The other nominations are,
for Superintendent of Poor, Alexander Davidson, Oi
charlton; Coroners, Alfred Angel, OF COrnt n; John
J. Cute, Of Clifton Park, and Jacob POyce, OF
Balston
WASHINGTON District Attorney Rcyu c. Bette,
of Granville.
Observation-Disclosures Attorney, Johr, s. Bates,
Of Bedford. He has discharged the avues OF the
sfice for three years.
WYoMrNG--DIstrict Attorney, Ecbers E. Fa,rman
OF Warsaw. For Treasurer, HARDWOOD A. Dudley, q
Warsaw.