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Who Shall Be Our Candidate for Con.
gress?
We copy the following article from
the Frederick Onion, OF last week:

We copy the following article from
the Frederick Onion, Of last week:
Editor Of Re Maryland Union VIII you
oblige friend bv giving the following som
munieation, in relation to our next candidate
for Congress, place in your valuable paper
The Convention which is to consider and de-
termine the question which forms the caption
OF this communication, will assemble in your
city on Thursday, the 18th of September. /
am under the impression, from what | have
heard, that Frederick county will not ask the
honor OF a nomination for any one of her many
able and worthy sons, and inasmuch as Wash
ington county has the United States Senator,
do not suppose that she will press the nomina-
ton OF Hon. A. N. Syester, or any one of her
many talented and highly gifted sons. Not
word can be said against the Hon. Patrick
Hamill, who so faithfully represented our Dis
trict 10 the last Congress, for hie votes were
sound and his constituents approve them and
endorse his course, but we are all painfully
aware Of the fact that discussions have existed
within our own ranks in Allegany county for
the past eighteen months, and that nearly all
OF our prominent men OF that county have been
mixed up and identified with the various fac
tons, and the opinion Is now entertained BIZ
many Of orr leading men that we would do
best by taking candidate who does not reside
within the limits Of Ailegany county. Where,
shall he be !? Ny answer is, let him be taken
from Carroll county, and let us all unite upon
COL. JOHN X. L0NGWELL as the mani
conceive that there are many and powerful
reasons why Mr.. Longwell should be made our
standard bearer at the present time, among
which are his high character, his great person
al popularity and extensive influence through
out his own County and large portion Of
Frederick County. But this is not all. There
Is another and, perhaps, more powerful rea-
candidate. The Republicans OF Carroll County
Smith, OF Westminster, for Congress, and |
County, and portion of those from Washing
ton and Allegany Counties, are also for him.
This would secure his nomination beyond the
peradventure Of a doubt Mr.. Smith, person
ally, possesses many elements Of popularity,
and 1t be had no opposing candidate in his own
County, where he is 80 we'll known, he might
be very formidable opponent, but with Col.
Longwell as his competitor, he could not hold
his own Party friends together, and ! speak
adrisedly when | say, that Mr.. Smith would
rather have any other man in the whole Con-
gressional District as his opponent | con-
ceiye then, that II is our true policy to nominate
Col Longwell, as he is stronger in Carroll
County than any man We can put into the
field, and will run ss we'll as any other man we
can nominate, 10 the other portions Of the Con
gressionpl District. most respectfully submit
The foregoing To the calm and attentive con-
Of the Democratic Conservative
Convention Of the Fourth Dis
'rici. CaaAoLI,
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Look at the Record!

We suggestthat the Democratic Con,
gressional Campaign Committee have
one hundred thousand copies of Exeou
tive Document No. 267 printed aud cir
culated, as tho means Of opening the
eyes OF those who are blind to the enor
mites aud coFruptions Of the present
administration. This document is the
reply of Secretary Boutwell, to resolu-
ton passed by the House of Represent
atives on the 2lst Of March last, reques
ting that officer to furnish the House a
statement OF balances due from COllec.
tors of Internal Revenue, etc 1t con.
tains eight SOLID pages Of the names Of
dctdUitiay collectors, IN Authenticated
and forty names Every one is rad.
icul and belongs either to the sort
which Congress kept in office by the
Tenure of Office Bill, under Johnson's
administration, or to that peculiar class
of Gen Grants fayortes, the WORTHLESS
who presented His Exeellency with
corner lots, brown stone houses, fast
horses, terrier pups, and cigars Of rare
brands. Ten Of these defaultiug coIlec.
tors have stolen from the government
S5,933,113, Nearly sir mWioas Of
dollars Of the peoples taxes have been
deliberately fobbcd by these unauuoint.
ed rascals, whilst the remaining three
h undred aud thirty did not dip quite
so deep iuto "Unclc Sans strong box"
but carried of chough to make them
comfortable fsr life Not Que of these
deiaulters has been prosecuted, but arc
all permitted to euioy their i'll gotten
gain in undisturbed security. A few
civil suits have been brought, but not a
single criminal prosecution. Aud this
is the honest, economical aud impartial
administration of the government, which
We were to have under U. S. Graut.-
The Forty Thieves" of the Arabian
Nights had Il cir Sesame, but the magic
word Of the Three Hundred and Forty
who have despoiled the government, is
Loyaly. 1t would be disloyal to touch
hair of their sacred heads Only the
" trooly loil' may approach them aud
associate with them Let the reader
obtain copy Of Executive Document
No. 267, and verify for himself what is
here set down. Hest Hastcr (Pa)
JcferSonida
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-01

LIrTLEsrowN IrEMs,-We take the
following items from the Pres, Of last
week
Remarkable EcRh-Ono day last
week, four aged gentlemen happened to
be in tho store OF Mr.. \. f. Barker, in
this place, whose combined ages reached
30S years, the oldest being "a aud the
youngest II years Of age. These aged
patriots all reside within few miles Of
our town, and they are ali in the enjoy,
meut Of remarkable good health, con
sidering their advanced ages. Their
names were Mr.. jonathan c. Forrest,
aged 81; Mr. David Zuck, aged 10
Mr.. Sterling Gait, aged a, aud Mr..
Jacob Ornlorff, aged II years. 1t is
not often that four. individuals who
have attained such number Of years,
may be seen at any one time.
Sudden Ds5tt-0n last Wednesday
morning, Mr. William Spalding, resii
ing near this place, was very suddenly
prostrated by paralysis, aud fingered in
an unconscious state for thirty.si&
hours, when death cnsucd Ga Thurs
day his remains were Inferred in the
burying ground attached to the Catholic
Church III this place, followed by "a
large eoncoursc of sympaihizing friends
and relatives.
Interesting Csrrmoay.-The iustalla,
tion ceremony Of the Row c. Schecl, u,
pastor of the German Reformed congrc
CATION in this place, on last evening
was quite largely attended, Rows Jacol
Sechler and W. K Heber officiating
After the ceremony Of installation, Rev
w. II. Ii. DIETRICH preached very im
prcssiye sermon, which Was listened tC
with marked attention by the large au
dienee present on the occasion.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-01

A distinguished German Professor
recently announced that ifn drop of hu-
man blood was placed under micro
scope capable of magnitying it twenty
millions of times, it would show all
kinds of animals that have ever existed
or now exist on the earth. In the blood
of healthy person the animals are
quiet, in that of sick person they
fight. From this he draws The concu-
sion that man has within him all the
elements from which the universe was
created He further says that il dead
cat flung in pond Of water and left to
decompose, the drops of water would
show, When under microscope, all the
animals belonging to the cat species.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-01

THE WESTERN MARYLAND Rail-
R0AD.--The contractors having filed
bonds, with satisfactory security, have
now begun work on the unfinished por-
ton on the other side of the mountain
summit, and have put up shanties all
along that part Of the line. The bridge
over the Monocacy, about three miles
west Of Double Pipe Greek, has been
completed, and is ready for the rails,
which were to have been laid last week.
A corps Of engineers is on this side of
the mountain, and is expected to reach
Hagerstown this week. As for the ex-
tension to Williamsport, slight changes
may be found necessary between Nag.
erstown and that point. The contrac-
tors are to finish the whole work in
eight months from the fine of filing
their bonds, aud, as they have already
commenced, VIC may look for its speedy
completion, Hagerstoiea Hal
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-01

CosT OF KILLING a Man IN WAR.
We have some curious statistics from
French author writing on coutempo.
rary wars, as to what it costs to kill Il
man. lie takes the whole expenditure
of money for each war aud divides that
by the number Of mcn killed on the
field or whose death was owing directly To
the war lu the Crimcau war, where
many were congregated in close quarters
he estimated that 100000 were Killed
at tho cost Of 81, lG5 per man. Put.
ting the deaths iu cur late gar at PSI.
600, which is rather low estimate
each death was purchased ut cost OF
Sl6,725, Ia the lato Mexican and
South American wars the expens, for
killing a man was $4,000 In tho
Danish war, $500 lives were lost at an
average Of $4,000. In the Austro.
Prussian campaign of 1866. which
ended ut Sadowa, $500 was the price
per death. Ii will thus be seen that il
cost this Government more to extiu.
guish one life than any Of the other
countries mentioned, aud that the cost
of killing man in any of them would
maintain several in times of peace.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-01
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,
Ananst 30. $50.

Beef Cattle. The offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted to 2l0S head.
The prices ranged as follows: Old Cows and
Scalawags, at 4 00asI 25; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 00aS5 %; fair quail.
ity Beeves O0aS6 25 and the very best
Beeves at 50aS7 IS per 100 lbs. the aver.
age price being about SO 90 gross.
Sheep.-Fair to good wool Sheep at Ia
8 cts. per pound gross.
HOgs,-Prices ranged as follows; fair to
good fat Hogs 10 0OaSl3 so per 100 lbs
net.
Ledtier-City Slaughter ~ to 4S cents
Rough Skiriing 80 to 81 cents; Spanish Sole
81 to 80 cents; Country Slaughtered 40 to
40 cents.
Hides. City Steer at ~ to IL cts Cow
II to IL cents.
Hdy Pennsylvania baled Timothy at
l6aS2U per ton.
Featbers-Quote at 40 to so cents per Id.
for common to prime live geese
lPool.-Common unwashed, free of burrs,
3Ou3l cents; do. bury, 2ja29 cents; fine
unwashed, 25a27 cents; do, free of burrs
25a27 ceGtsi tub washed, 4SalG cents; pulled
2Sa23 cents
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Marriage or Deaths inserted free. II hsy
exceed fpe lines they riu be charged for at ia
rate Of FIVE CENTS per line.
On the 18th of August, at the residence
Of the BRIDES father, by the Rev John Hill.
dufe, Charles C. Jolliife, ofthis county, and
Miss Sadie r., daughter of DR.. Merryman,
Of Campbell county, Va.
On the gath of August, at the residence
of the Minister, by Rev. Jacob Holmes, Mr..
Jeremiah Lockard and Mrs. Rachel l..
Ebaugh, all of this county.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-01

Tho State Central Committee of the Demo-
cratic Conservative party Of Maryland having
appointed the 18th day or September next, for
the meeting Of the Convention, at Frederick
City. 10 nominate a candidate for Congress in
the 4th District Of this Stale, and named the
ISL day OF September as the time Of holding the
Primary Meetings, notice is hereby given 10
all the voters Of said party in Carroll county,
TO meet at their usual places OF holding Pri-
mary Meetings in the several election districts
.ef said county, on Saturday. he 81 day Of
Sspieasdsr, 1870, at 3 o'clock, P. NJ, to choose
Eve delegates for each ofsaid districts to attend
4 County Convention TO be held at the Court
House, Westminster, on Monday, tie 5th day
ri Ssplembrr nert, at o'clock, P. NJ, to elect
i've delegates to represent Carroll county in
the said Congressional Convention.
Said County Convention will also choose a
new Executive Committee for the county.
By order Of the
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
August $, 1870.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-01

a SuGGEsTIos-Ihe New York
Sun suggests to persons who are called
upon TO pay income tux TO accompany
their payment with protest against
the coDstitutionality ofthe law requiring
il, as there is no doubt chat the act will
be set aside, sooner or later, By the Su-
premc Court, and then whatever taxes
have been paid under it with protest
will have to be refunded, whereas if no
protest Is made the payer is without
remedy
All the Republican candidates for
Congress 10 South Caroline are negroes.
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Dental Notice.

R. G. S. FoUKE, Dentist, will visit
IL Professionally. points convenient to the
Western Maryland Railroad, and will spare
no pains to assure to those employing his
services: LIST, Painless Extraction. ID,
Skilled Filing and Plugging of Decayed
Teeth. 3D., Superior Fitting sets of Ariif.
cial Teeth.
OFFICE, Westminster, on Mondays, Tues
days, Saturdays, and from the LIST day to the
ID Wednesday of the month.
PRoyESsIoSAL VIslTs: Taneytown, ID
Thursday and Friday; Union Bridge, I'D
Thursday and Friday diminishing, 4th
Thursday aud Friday of January, March,
May, July, September and November
Also; Uniontown, 81 Thursday and
Friday New Windsor, Sd Thursday and
Friday Mechanicstown, 4th Thursday and
Friday of February, April, June, August,
October and December.
sep l-tf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-01
WANrED.

A n active business man as Agent for thu
N Mutual Life Insurance Company Of
Baltimore. A man who has had some ex.
perience as solicitor is preferred. as We
wish to thoroughly organize and work up
Carroll and the adjoining counties.
No one need apply who is not willing to
give the business his whole attention, With
such an applicant liberal terms will be made
Office No. 1916 Baltimore Street,
aug At Baltimore.
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r INVITE attention to my large aud well
L selected stock Of Carpets, Maltings, Vel
vet and Brssell Rugs, Hassocks, Stair
Rods, Floor. Stair and Table Oil Cloths,
also TO my List and Home made Rag Car.
pets. JoHs L. RgrFsxIDER,
srp West End; Westminster.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-01

The Chinese make from quicksilver
the most beautiful vermillion known in
the arts. Eoglish aud American yer.
million, as found in the market, is far
inferior in brilliauey and quality to that
OF Chiuese
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-01
NOTICE.

HSHE undersigned hereby gives notice
IL that he has been appointed General
Agent of the Carroll County Fire Insurance
Company. All persons desiring to insure
property teither real or personal in this
Company, will please address the Agent 81
Westminster. Nd, all communications will
receive prompt attention
JOHN I. DIFFEN8AUGH,
aug 2b-tf Ageat
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There are twenty silk factories in
Philadelphia. employing some 1900 wo-
men and children, and an invested cap.
ifal Of moi fur from 81, 800 900.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-01
FOUR HORSES, 1 MARE,

l Cow, Heifer, Broad.tread ~
Wagon with bed, bows and trough; Wagon
Of three inch tread, l Marrow tread Wagon,
Cart, Spring Wagon with tongue and
shafts, Family Carriage for one or two
horses, Buggy, | Sleigh, Stone Beds, 2
Hay Carriages, Wheat Drills, l Reaper,
! Horse Rake, Q three-horse Flows, two
horse Flows, . Harows, 8 single shovel
Flows, corn Forks, 2 corn Drugs, lscorn
Cultlvator, corn Coverer, double and sin
gle Trees, Stretcher, Fifth Chain, Cow
Chains, Lock Chain, Horse Gears, Carriage
Harness, Cart Gears, new Circular Saw,
! Fodder Cutter, Corn Shelter, | Cutting
Box, Winnowiug Mill, Threshing Ma
chine with double shaker and horse power,
Grain Cradles, Moving Scythes, Forks,
Rakes, Saws, Axes, Spades, Mattocks,
Hoes and Shovels, Quarrying and Black
smith Tools, Lime Bushel, 2 Grin Stones,
Jackscrew, and great number of other
articles too numerous to mention Also
Bedsteads, Table, Cupboard. Settee, Sewing
Machine, Stove. Lard Press, Iron Kettle,
Butter Chnrn, Meat Tubs and Cider Bar
rels, &c, &c.
The terms of sale are as follows "a
credit OF folr months viii be given on all
sums over ten dollars, by The purchasers
giving their notes with approved security
bearing interest from the day OF sale; all
sums Of ten dollars and under to be paid
cash. No property to be removed until
after the terms Of sale have been complied
with.
CHARLES B. ROBERTS,
J. J. BAUMGARrNER,
As.ignees.
1T. DIFFESBrAcH, Auctioneer.
sep Its
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-01
GRAND
RAILROAD MASS MEETING.

A Meeting in the interest Of the New
N Freedom and Baughman's Valley
Railroad, will be held at DAVID BAuGH.
MANS MILL AND STORE, miles North East
OF Westminster, on
Saturday, September 2ith. 1870,
at o'clock, r. N. The object of this meet.
ing is to arouse the West End Of the line.
Important measures will be considered,
main among which is that of extending the
line to Westminster, thereby forming an
important connection with the Western
Maryland Railroad. The constituents from
all along the proposed line will be present
and grand inter change Of opinions will be
had. Prominent Railroad Officials and
other gentlemen will be present and address
the meeting.
As the friends along the Eastern section
of this proposed road have been SO success.
full in placing this movement in public favor,
and the investment one Of great promise
we trust that those whose voice and hand
can further said interests will surely be pres.
ent on this occasion. Farmers Capita
lists All The mineral and agricultural
resources along this line alone demand and
justify the building of the road.
Come and see what can and tciU be done.
sep lit
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Desirable Residence


THE undersigned offers ut Private Sale,
Il until September LIST, the residence ad'
joining the Odd Fellows Hail. Westmin.
ster, Nd. The House is Frame, 24x5I
feet, including back building, is y stories
high, and well finished through. a--o
out. There is an excellent Base. f1zSA
ment hithen, and cellar under " IA
the whole building, well of fine --EEza-
water in the yard. This property is new
and has been constructed in the most thor
ougb and substantial manner. Size Of lot
S0Xl96.
1t not sold at Private Sale by the LIST Of
September, it will be offered at Public Sale
on that day at 2 o'clock, p. NJ.
For further information apply at this
Office
aug Its ROBERT I. sHIPLEY.
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Local Intelligence,

Premium LAST for the Second Annual
~ =. w ea,io'i eouu'y ssiou''9'a'
So0io'y a'e w" pe'us u's,'tpo'ea
several important changes nave been
made in the list, and In some of the
departments the premiums are increased.
Let al onr neopla come e,rward with
49,, - 49, ,..s1
neai'y 1eai auu sa.nes.uess, " seeouu
the vigor ana activity o. tue oihcers OF
the Society--make it pride and a
glory for our county. and enable it to
raise FIND which will nloee IL on n
sol;5 c,.,;ns. e.. - ln,;a -
soi'u ioo''us 'oi ia,se p''ui'u',''' s1uV'
GUS competition 10 both agricultural anu
horticultural arts, aud splendid exhibit
tions in the future. The President and
Roard nF Directors arc 1oing evarvtbi,y
II 10 -. - - l. o. oolIaa,;aas,
~ .ie', power " h"'e ''i X oo''e0''vu
OF the pest breeds Of cattle ana the
latest and most economical labor saving
machines manufactured, on exhibition.
Tho ca,alo,,,a contains advertisements
- -,
VI sunny Vi our en'e'PiisuS business
houses, 10 whleh the attention OF the
reader is called. We append class No.
Trials of Speed:
ting Horse, Mare or Gelding in Harness,
s s1o to the second $50 to the third Mile
ne Ee, Sess Ia ,,, D. open 10 Az
to july Isl. $50; No Fer Hoses
that never beat $50. A purse of $780,
$50 to the fastest trotting Hcrse, Mare or
Seldmg n harness, and $40 to the second
40 zorSs sa nor'es 6haI never . pea. e,vo,
Horse Mare or Galdinc in uarrcss an3
Si5 to the second. No. s.-For Horses
that never beat $50. A purse of $40. $50
70 the fastest troltlng Horse Mare or Geld
's ~ m nI M, anu , " W .h9 seeonu No
purse Of ss5 sos to tbe fastest trol,inp
Horse, Mare or Geliing in Harness. and
$40 to the second. No. 5.--For Horses
fastest trotting Horse, Mare or Gelding in
II and sly 10 me second. 10. q
Go,d; ne 5 se M " Sndgo 900 "a "se VI
tho second No, 7~To the fastest Pacing
Horse, Mare or Gelding under Saddle S2j,
and So to the second. All trots to be mile
heats, best IN .. haeSlng and Pacing to
DC "'ie "'"'S' OeS' : "a o.
Orphans Court Proceedings Levi
Burlington. Esq. Chief Judge; Hanson
Asso.;a,e JnJcss. Josonh M parLo
Esq Res;s,cr Of wins
Monaay Angust % 1s7O-Dovid
o,sson oxoc,,ar Of Cb,rics uonrS
Ha;nss settled his Let administration
aoaonn,
Lewis Miller and J YIN Enrbort
execntors Of Jobn Miller returned list
VI 1aies VI Persouai P'9pei'y
oaa'es e. ~ I'm ~ gu" ~ I p.. S = ie''1'
e i.s % lie".! : ne''s' uoe.'aeui
Io'a'neI etuet 20 se'' real estate O' Sa'u
ueee'seu III Ourioii county
U,mns,e,d G,mn-O, Snnd,v last
'"e ', wv ~ .n's o'up "aS pa "a ser, ~ Is
s"iu' '"HI - ~ e''her " 'ne ns' ,o's'on u
camps from aoou' wv ! o'ooN u '"e :
nI'u,ns un''t n ,t e.p'y ueso.lp,'ou u :,
seuieie passeu '''iou5n our e''y' iolueu
way TO the camp ground. Nothing oc'
CURED to disturb tue religious exercises
oil the day
heO'e 1t'5'eSS'IA arg iorce "
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I Foe Lewis Pure White Lead, pure
<oIorz of Paint. Oils, Varnikhcs aud
1arIentipes, Paint Brushes Of the best
sslsly, 40 to John. 4. Heiisnider's,
IS ffa Wsslulinster y
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Lost--Reward!

I 0ST on the 9th ultimo, on the grounds
II OF the Western Maryland College, a
GOLD BLACELEr. A suitable reward
will be paid if returned to j, a. KlefI, Pro
prietor Montour House. sep l-8t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-01

In Taneytown, on Thursday last, Mr.
John Ii. Grouse, in tlle 3lth year of his
age
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-01

RulI.DlNG Hardware, Nails. Loci,
I'D Hinges and Screws, Cabinet Hardwsrs
Coffin Handles, Hinges, Screws aud Plates
Carpenters, Cabinet and Coopers' Tools
Agriculture and full stock of general
Hardware, for sale at the lowest retail Raj
timore prices, at
JonN L. REFRESHMENTS
sep West End, Westminster
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2O4 l-2 ACRES

OF LAND, more or less. This Farm is as
productive as any in the district. Ii is ac
knowledged to be amongst the best in the
neighborhood, and is certainly as produc
tive as any, while il all lies convenient
The said Farm is laid out in fields of con.
veuient size, well wntercd by springs and
fine streams of pure water, and is under
good fencing aud is in high state Of cult
walton, having all been lined at different
periods. II is very accessible TO lime stone
that can be obtained at all times Of the
year at fair prices, and has u large Lime
Kiln on the farm. There is about
G5 ACRES OF PRIME TIMBER,
that cannot be surpassed FOR heavy growth,
consisting of Oak, Hickory and Chestnut
There is also due proportion of Meadow
Land, producing heavy crops of Timothy
and other grass. There is also a fine Or
chard of
APPLE, PEAR AND PEACH
Trees, and Fruit Trees of every species scat.
tered over the farm.
The improvements consist of Two Log
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
TuEspAY, Angnst 80. 1870

Grain-wheat- of 5000 bushels
aed at 37aSl 3s; 1900 bushs white at
20aSl i5. Corn-sales of $50 bushels
white at 81 centsi 900 bushs yellow at 80
cents Oais-sales of 1900 bushs at I7ai9
cents. Rye-sales Of $50 bnshs at s0as2
cents.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-09-01

The corn crop 10 Kansas promises 10
be larger this year than ever before.