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q" Beeroiaun9en beiorgt.

Nr. fff, eerinston', nabe 2ibertnffraks.
@Iarence's, seitloiene 3uriten, Rbatons, 8uss
sies uno Reitpfsrns CUR Wistne, blbite Sdltsn fir
EeeGihaiten, Iops auh Elm &inipduner. Gu jeber
3elt tam man ole beeu Der ouiaen Wcsen NIT iorss
fdltisen unb aufmertiam Grebern 8n an9emefienen
Breilen baben.
Bteroe werosn bst'm Gage ober Wouat in Giitte-
ruus senommcn uHo sesea 9ommiiiion setluit ooer
oerfauit.
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Gtuas 0utes fir &imber!
3autenbaH'S
~ LnHoJn Nn,> NX$,,<s.> 0NIHA An%.

ole uni6dbi, sarantirt; bel allen Orosuten au ba.
ben. Yreis % @ts. bic S6a6tel Sohrisirt In
Qautenbad,'s beuther apotbefe unb gfiueralpaiier-
(Sebr. .13,1S.i a.W.g)4
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Mu 8ru6= unb anoere
Qei0eu1ei

Den 8erren Ner5ten, ioDte
aud einem s.cbrten Subt.un
smpebeu mir infer fuob= oiortirtes Eager BON dbl
nnterelbs binnen, Suipcniorien, Suprorter @hniirs
S-rlmPten, 9ebdrmItterbaltcrn, Shulterftredern fiji,
Dameu. Serren uuO Iinoer &c. &c. Nut perert9er
uusialtnnsen unr Wtiebiltmnseu bes msnihlider
Q6rpsrs, als alumpiibe, ibles Sdlie, 8lderats.
gerfrmmunsen, ttumme nno einsebossne 3niee
ssnahs ss ssiss H. NJ 1a ,a hsssT y,Ss! eisl
Hagen, beshalb lenf9u mir Die Iuimerfiamfeit au
Muiere Srudbbdneer, inbem mir nit Rstbt bebaups
ten tDnnen, baB bieie bic 5iuedmdB9iten no, ipett
tn bieftger Staot iabriSlrt lpsroen.
Dl Wabams 2Biams nit cem Spe5tenen bteief
@eidGtes senau pertraut III, besbob fonnen fid Da
men Die iertrouen5uol r II oil iie menoen Sffceitun.
ben BON l1br Worsers bis llbr Mbenbs.
5Diihen Saratosaz unb 0tulberrpfr
Dormals 8eHser Der ortb pdoii tb en- SeiIon,
(6br t,13..f) halt ir 3olr nm Mhen. GreuBen
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Weue 2inilase res
Mirifie'iff,eu 9cid,ucn>WudleS.

Das mehauiitle 3eiduen= Bud, a9te Muf.
lase, nit Sc Stablitiden, 81.
Das aeometriid,e Seidanenbud,, FINITE Hufase
reoioirt uno urra,o5ert, nit 43 Stabltidsn, 81.
Bur Auii4t uuo sum 8erfauIs i'm Depot iiir 3et6ner
Hr. IA, Bet> t>YaItimorsitr.,
(4S-g) 1B. WiuiHe X Sobne.
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Vr. 4b, Nor0z@ bdfItsffaBt :!
Rid,are YBalSl lentt gang eraebenit Die Autmerfz
iamtet bes Yublifunls unb Der 8unKfrennee auf eln
neu=einserdtetes @tabliiisment, beionoers befimmt
Yortraits in fiinitleriiter Weiie
ansuiertisen. iyr ieben 3ues oes stsiers iino bic
tid,tigff.n SsinitIer semonnen porhen, nm Siioer
in Yaea, @rapon, g8aiieriarben, Snite india Ink
ur6 Sci aus ,ntiibren. Siniaebe 8bptoarapbien n
iperGen IN ebenio e(esanter, als porsIsber 2Seiie
ousecflbrt 8eIonbere Iufmertiamteit fplro Der Coz
piruna uon fleneren 8ilbern ueritorbencr sfreunoe
gepiomet (unb beiubet it cine euerfeite Spinoe i'm
,psroen iolen urter auen umitdnben Dor 3erftoruns
al beipabren). Oe auseeoebnien Ginrittun9en oes
atelers ermoglfen es. ece bertra9ene srbeit in Der
portrefilitbiten gBeiie unb pilnftlia Gus5uibren.
(84-Tj Nid,arc 9fsaisl, gtr 46. Norb- 9barlesitr.
Stiefel unb sgube tiir 8eid II. arm |!
Wtan laiie bel Der ani6aiiun9 neuer Sdefel uno
Sdube bas UfaaS in 8utbrauff & Iooiions altem
8lase, Wr. ESQ, aSeff=9,rattifrafe, nebenan Der
CSiti,ens, Buuf, uehmen. (9O,16,T)
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M0ent In 2SoIbtuafDn.

81, Sanie aBeffeler, Rr. AS, Grfe CITRATE,
nabe Bennuluonta=Apen unb Dem @apitoll@ @arten
lit uuier asent tiir @aibiReton, @eorsetorpn uun
aleFoR6rta, nno ttno 3ablun9en al bn sr MAIDEN.
Ra- Gh3ei9en tir eGnr&orreiponornten" nerben an
senanntem Srte entaaen9enommeu.
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Stiefel uuD Gdluhe fiir Neidl II. Mrm {!
Rnuff Fcine MGf,maicbine ,

ebe Sbr Die serduidoie. iit islbit oIenoe alan3'
olen porsiisltden NtaidiHen, uelde in benz Ser.
fauslotale BON 8. s8. 9Silt, Scr. Is, Us. .=Saltimo
res. nabs GauraBe. aefauit ueroen, angebrant ipio.
NIB. Ytai1nen osrmietbet, ausgeheiisrt unh uHls
9etauitt. t@pr2, 2,l2UtsO
aar Benn elm unutric)dmtcr Wdbmaidbinens
IerPGufer Gure Sbiirslpde sieht. ieinen ssuB
sipt,den Die 2bire ifemmt. 10 oab Sbr bieelbe nidt
5umaben fonnt. uno feline Baaren @ut i'm 9auie
arf,mirat, bann ihidt gu ~ caenueo, Gem bes
rabn,ten Ndbmait tinsn=S Saupler In Nr. 1856, aBefz
Hopefteftf.
" 3usts Siireou Rr. 25. Dit.Boltimorezstra5s.
IQ2-Hl
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Spe,igl>Wntia.

Mnote Damen! = Die american Machine
madt elm ibonss anopHodb uub Seieu (Eyeletsl uno
ndbt anc 9rbeiten fir fsanilien gSir eriuden aue,
nan unierem Berfauislotalc 5u fommen uno db ielbf
gu iiber3eueen, ebe iie anoerspo Ndbmlitinen tau'
fen. e. Saoienbanm q Comp,
Roroofs&de Der 2egin9ton= uno YartltraBe.
fWpriI1t 4 NltEj
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A DESERVED COMPLIMENT.

AS public Journalists it gives us pleasure, to com
pliment merit, when, by doing, we do not injurt
Others - Any firm which carries on Legitimate
business in an enterprising way, is deserving of en-
couragement. We make these remarks because o.
our desire to chronicle the success and enterpris.
of the we'll and glad to say, favorably known
Jewelry House of CANFIELD, BROS. Co., Corner
of Baltimore and Charles Strs. This is of the
oldest and best established houses of its character in
the country and is probably the largest in the South
Its reputation for fair dealing is well earned and de-
served and its success is its reward.
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Sr. &. 6. Watels, 3abnarst,
Gemonitrator an Der 3a5narjneii6uIe IN Baltimore,
Sfr. 43, 5anppe rffrdBe.
Or. Waters erbdtt Die natilriten 3dbne burh Be-
blnoluns uno Sslun9, iest tiinftlie 36bne au cine
sen aus. ale arbeiten pe.oen sarantirt Seionoere
aufmertiansit miro Den 3ibneH ainoern % nib
met (Npril151Sg)
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IBler's Syrup aus 0nmmi 4rabirum
ee9en
0uffen, GrfGltlna, Srontbitt8 &C.

&erner's Oberbaut=Gr3euser
9esen aIle Sauttrantbeiten.
Seipiu Garecffcn, Npotbefer,
DRprboftsG6e Der Baltimore HnS Stab ffr.
(GprtI20,1SY)
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@aG. Warcolier Dc Werolla&Go.
Rr. 81, Ss6anse'HIaee,

Rr. 81, &sd,anses1Iaee,
Baltimore,
Rr. 80, Sroac ftraie, 0ensDort,
Smporteure
&no aIeiuiae H9euteu In ben 8er. ct. uub GAMBIA
fir
F. FOLLIET b SCHECK
In Ip (9bGmpagnel,
StsSsranten Der taierl. Samile BON Breussn.
Baron Sarset, Soroeaur.
g. Sobit 3 Gomp., &oenae.
fSuIfl0. 12gRte.F)
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80. G.. ySnnn e S,nmi1..

GI9ghtgUIHtr UUN
GjulS'S pdtentirtcn autpmatiicbcn Set;crn,
iuele in ben lesten iiinI;ebn abren ebr umfun9eit
uno nit beiirrenl @rfolae, ais ir9crb Gin anefrer mil
0ampf ooer bsiBem 9Saiier betjsnoer apparat see
broubt poroen.
Ser Barrier, aneritaniite &ibenbeero uno @arz
rem lde 6eeroe," Farlor, Sun- Il. 89btntn9= Seuer=
YiatzSel3cr.
Die berlbmte 9atplonibe "Hot Air Furnace"
qeauns bon 9Iciz uno eiienro5ren, Sabepannen,
Sporanten, Waltfdnoe, 9iiioirs, ab5u9srobren Illr
Qutritie; ionte aud
buo.auliibe Mammen, Nnisr= Oiaihinerie II. I. NJ.
mormol ne II. Sdbiesr= Saminiimie, 6euerbeero=Woe,
Jtesiitsr II. |. No.;
qidoen llteniilien @aiierfIber unb Reiraeratoren
Sod,= unb Sel,6en uno Neperaturen aler Irt.
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amerifanlibcn Nations

GTT llnlvre ,gusuabl luirr baloi1lrlih ourt elm
Wltslteb unierer 5rma in EUROPA eetroifen uno be-
nabe itoer In Baltimore unb Nem.Yorf BON 9iperpooI,
Eremen uno 64pre elrtreenoe Sa Hpier nstiliife
Sufubr pon @uaren aier slrt, Dobei ben Anoroerun.
gen DIR neueteu Wtooeu i'm uolliten nmiuuse @srcdbz
tIefeit 9eihe6t. tQpr. iS, 2 Ute.,i Don. q u
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e. GDlO> unO Silberwaarert.

e. WolO> unb Silbermaaren.
A Gin rsia5aItss wager a..u.,,1,.u
GIeaaute Stfberiad DEN.
@ooene uno flberne a d snubren.
&ilberplartirte SSaaren.
no nsRei aaren.
Rsue Bronse. 9 d e II u. |. b.
sa iepr bill9en Breen BET
u. ". eSarHer
tn Ietnem neuen @eihdte,
(Sept.16,1SD sr. 1873. q. B.zSdltimorsar.
Otamanten!!
gphbare g dmuti den unb
observation-disclosures
Yatef, Bbiippe & Comps
Uenfer Gaid]enmbren (etpas glegantes. }
Aud elm uoles Ihortuent Der beheR
jilberplatttrten 2Saareu bel
Geo. sB. sBebb s Co.,
t23S-O Cd. Der Baltinorez unb Qtabtffr.
Rarlor>& >&ronleu9ter.
garlor=G banoeliers,
Barlors@b @banbeliers.
9ibItotb bet, 6 GbamteIiers,
SiOliotSst. baussli,rs.
ss,tmmer.G anteIiers,
GBSimmsr= G5anbelisrs,
SB3immers& &baubeIters.
vausAxr, 6 banh sIisrs.
9ausHursa bautsIisrs.
% Iiers uub q Gsrobren nuH6
Weparaturen bel
g. .. Dapirfon,
Rr. 8, Holb=9ibertpitraBe.
(april19tS!) SIR 8, Norcsei6ertpRr.
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RI. 9s, eore.stbertnffraae, 8attimore,
tufirs Oontdnbs gnsbriiitistet xeuirobrenaf@ gnts
bsrlua Der Stimme, @atarrb unb ale 2etoen oes
Slliss, Der eurse, Der Sarnussr, pes Blutes, ber
6aut, Sbreuiauisn, Duspspite, ssaiierludt 5dz
moutototn, Npeumatismu5, Stropteln, Werpen=
i9pdtte, Ansen= urb Sbren Srontbeiteu II. {. 10.
81. Grant beiit ollie nsbel unb lit bel Tag
poer bel Ratbt sum Seiutte BON stronten herelt.
fSvn;o0 fSCl
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~ Jobu q. s @eorsM. Berrs,

baben tbr Bireau pon Nr. 294s Nontsomcrpfroee
mad Der RprecffsGfe Der Pamburgs uno a8ars
nerRrase perlest, woieIbH ale anitrdss promys
nuslefaRrt neroeu. (SGa.6,1SO
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0rittss aapitel.
Sarcarpla.

Sie sanse Scene mar oas greisniB ei=
niger 9lusenblide. SEPT tam aud 0tr.
2eslep berbei uno madte benz peinli6en
S6weisen elm gnbe. glui iein 8efrasen
ertldrte 2issie, bios ssfommen su ieiu, I'M
bic beioen 5erren gu rufen, ba bic @npern
bereits bas S6lob perlahen bdtten unb
an bic 9eimfabrt od6ten.
9ber 9u idrieit ia auf?
Sn Der Sbat Sic eridraten ppr -
gur elmer gioedie, fel 2i5sie Gerbarb
raid in's gSOrt, por tpeiter nidts als els
ner gioedie, Die aus Der Dlauer idllpfte
uno iber mid tppbl seraoe 10 eridroden
! iein mag, pie id iiber iie.
2a6enD ibattelte iie bic 2pden, aber
bic 6eiterteit idien @erbaro etrpas er>
tlnitelt, Der Wtutbpille nidt 10 frild uno
anitedeno pie ionit. Selbf Mr. 2sslep, 10
lebr er AUDI mod oem BON supur8eiprode=
nen beiddftist iein mudte, mubte oies be-
mertsn, benn ct lab feline S4udserin fraz
9eno an.
Sein 2aden fpmmt nidt Don 6arien.
SIT etpas seideben? Sa ipransit 10 burr
tis berab, iaste er.
Gin bisden iibereilt, ia, bas iit 10 mein
Sebler, peibt Su, 9app. SD slitt aus.
Sd bate cine etufe lberieben OOer i'd
meiB nidt, mics seldab. Sd slaubte, i'd
tplrbe fallen, uno mar 10 eridrodsn. uno
bann fiblte ih einen S6mers im 8n6del
bab mir ldpars uurbe Dor ben slusen'
SD CLAUDE, mir persinsen bic Slime.
gBie, Wtib 2issie, einen Sdmers in
anD9el?
Sa, i'd babe mir tppbl ben SUP pertre:
ten, entsesnete iie, pbne ben Sraser an.
suieben, aber es lit idon beiler; i'd nil
perlu4en gu seben, mir la1en idOn 81
lange tparten auf nns.
Sic madte einen S9ritt, binfte aber
babel fart unp mubte 1teben bleiben. @er
barb ,beeilte iib, ibr 81 9llie gu tommen Ii
bot ibr ben Nrn1, ben iie aber ansidlua
Sd banfe, iagte iie nidt unfreunoli6
aber beitimmt. 9app mirb mir belien
8itte, ssben Sic ppraus uno iasen Sic
paB mir iofort nadtOmmen ,tnb oaB e.
nidts auf iid bat, id lei nur elm tlei1
tpenig Snpalibe. llno iasen Sic bein
6inaufseben ale gioedien fort, i'd bitt
: i'd mag bas saritise @etbier niat.
Gs blieb @erbarb nidts Qlnberes iibrie
ais ber @eiiuns Splse su leiiten. st iu6
te ii9 flar sll tperoen, ob ibn 9i;Sie, bi
nit 8e9t beleioist iein fonnte, oamit at
. iidtlid perbanne, poer Db iie Die Wabr
> belt ipra6, bic Slime ibr tpirflid persau
gen waren uno er iid alio gang unn6tbis
Sprgen madte, oa iie ben &ub pielleid
{ gar nidt sefablt. IS tausle ibm, bas2et
: tere als tpabrideinlid an5unebmen, I'M
! er iaste ii9, bab er nit nnrebt oem nr
. ipiaen suseidrieben, pas nur bic natl'
lide 8emesuns beim grpaden aus fid
tiger Obnmadt seweien.
J gbe er nod bic GeieIi idaft erretdt, til
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ga Hd6c! NdHe! NsM
sur 99eiie ns Ausano beiorst innerbaIb "a Stunber
s. Rnine.
(93-T) gde Der Saltmoreitr. uno $40 .-Muenue.
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81. Sabrgang.
spe3ial : Noti3en.
THE TURKISH BATHS.

These baths are daily becoming more popular, and
they deserve it. Their effect upon rheu matte and
consumptive invalids is wonderful. indeed: and
upon healthy persons most charming. Read the
advertisement of them and then satisfy yourselves
at the establishment on FAYETTz STREET, near Eu-
.aw t9c)
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Baltimore
Sire Suiurauce Offce.

OVtN Ny"T"*"0<V - ~TTeVSS
Gfitwef- Gde Don Soutb. uub f8aterffr.,
serI4ertiortwdbreRb sesenBertua ooerS S4aesabur&
1ranounslId iowobl IN oerStoot wtetm eanbe, ale
Ertsn pom @teeEtbum, gDobu=, 2aten= uno Haoreu=
s uier, San6elsslter, IderbaupIoeutte, Notelx,
Saesserdtbltoiten, i'm Ban besrtAene obsr tmSafcu
In Sa6une betnblite ssabrsea3e II. 1. 10.
0as Direttprium beffebt ans folSenb en- $erren:
Wm. o. Sarrtion, praHoeut;
Geo. R. 8tders. Ssroel &oben,
Doptb 9. Wilion, p. .. 8apff,
S,fab bennington, =. Robt. Senftns,
SSrancs &. Sing, 9. Worton Stemart,
Seurp Carroll, y. =. WepcoTer,
U. @. &teuort, Orplle Qortpts,
QDu,. 8. Brure, W. B. EaSlor,
Geo. 8. Sarrion.
HppIiiationszD ormulare uue weltere Ictr:n nt nber
nts 4efeaihai ruiro In Der SiEee, Sib!pet-GSe pom
GoutbE uno Eateritr., ertbeilt, rpoGud aEeSa:rise
fofort eriebst tperben. Berii6erunseu fpersen ani
ttseao eine 5rtf aussnommsn, iueIGs Der applitant
pdnfheH mag.
{1dn. .1S.O Kr. SppSDprth. Sefr.
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0ebriioer 9oSges,

g1r. %, Sanp1erftrase,
tmportirn oieft aus @nsldne uno europa iiberbaupt
Gmnitt- II. IRorerpadrer. ipsiRe gSaaren,
9,nnenseuae, SpiBen,
Ga5 beut Der. Strumpflp paaren,
0anhifuhe unb unterseuge,
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&unit=Nbptperapbie =!

SiiswsffzGde BON S5altimpre= uns Guta,pft
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-09-07

HENRY WILSON KNowNoTu1HG
Albert Pike has written letter dated
Washington, August %, 1872, proving
Henry Wilson a knowuothing. He
says, 10 letter to the Nelo Tork Tr;.
JRRe:
l was delegate to and member of the
National Council Of the Know nothing
party in the summer of 1855, at Phila,
delphia, and one of the seven delegates
from Southern State. | found the
present Senator Henry Wilson in that
body when | entered it, aud be sat in
it during the whole session, and helped
settle the platform-being one of the
seven delegates Of Massachusetts.
To be there, he had to have the sign.
word and grip; and necessarily had ia.
ken the same oath which We all had
taken on entering the order, l. e., not
to assist in any way in elcyating to any
office of trust or profit any person Of
foreign birth, or any Roman Catholic.
The oath is as binding on him now as
it was then.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-09-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


Judges Of Election. Commits
sioners on Tuesday last appointed the
following gentlemen as Judges of the
Election;
LIST District, Augustus Arnold, D. II
Rinedollar, John Martin. 2. Jesse
Fleagle, Hamilton Singer, w. Ii. Bast.
3. Anthony Wivel, Absalom Yeiser,
Peter kump. 4. Hanson I. Bartholow,
John Armacost, Anon Algire. 5. @.
Devries, James Morgan, Briee Shipley.
6. Uriah b. Sullivan, Michael Gettier,
Henry IL. Miller. Z. First Precinct,
Lawrancc Zepp, Daniel j. Geiman,
David Fowble; Second Precinct, Da.
yid A, 0wiugs, Augustus Ensor, John
b. Summers, s. Samuel Dohof, Noah
A. Brown, john Schaeffer. 8. W. II,
Hooper, Joshua Sellman, Sr, Joseph
Toner. 10. James w. White. George
W. Koons, HeEekiah Fox. IL. l.. Z.
Sliugluf, Augustus A. Norris, NJ. c..
McKinstry. IL. Peter Shriner, Albert
Beard, Columbus Kimball.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-09-07

Mayor Vansant in a MESA % to the
City Council suggests that the Council
call upon the Governor to convene an
extra session of the Legislature, to en-
able the city to issue the bonds neces.
sary to meet the expenses of introduc.
ing the water of the Gunpowder. We
hope the Governor will not convene the
Legislature unless Baltimore City is
willing to bear the entire expense. The
drought has extended through a period
OF nearly two years, and if her twenty
one representatives in the Legislature
permitted the last session II pass by
without due attention to the interests
of Baltimore, the State should not now
be taxed for her special benefit.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-09-07
Er he pemocratic Adroeate.

MEssRs. EDIToRs I'm the Prince
Georgian Of the 23d ultimo, under the
head of Rural Talk by Patuxent Plan.
ter, find the following article devoted
to Tobacco:
Prince Georges Is the largest tobacco growing
county In the State, and yet she has no lnspee'
tor Of Tobacco to represent the Interest OF her
planters-cOmpetcnt men, OF high position ana
character, having been rejected, and gentle
man - ho never has been familiar with tobacco,
and hailing from county where the plant Is
unknoM }, as gene al thing, except to the
smokers and chewers after II has passed
through the hands Of the manufacturer. such
is truly the state Of al rs and so III continue
until the planters yourselves wake up 70
their rights and their true intsres,-invrsu-
gate the Tsbatco Fund, overhaul the Tobacco
Inspection Lava, require supernumerary o.
ilcers to be Topped oil, aud appointments made
in strict conformity to the welfare OF the grow
CT or tobacco, under the restriction that the
tobacco growing counties shall always be rep
resented bya strictly representative man Of
the class OF practieal tobacco planters.
The animus of the above article
seems to be directed against our eoun.
ty and its appointee us Tobacco lnspec'
tor. The author must be entirely x
uorant of his subject or prompted by
some sinister motive, and preleriug to
put the most charitable construction on
his motive, | will state for his inlorma
ton that the Inspector from our county
has most thorough aud practical
knowledge of all that appertains to the
Tobacco Trade, as Planter, Salesman
aud Inspector. From 1874 to the pres
ent time. with the exception Of few
years when be was actively engaged in
planting, he has been acting as Sales
man or Inspector OF Tobacco, He po.
sesses the confidence Of all represented
in the trade in an eminent degree,
which is but the just recompense Of a
faithful devotion to the true interest OF
all engaged therein The planters Of
Western Maryland well know that he
is peculiarly familiar with tobacco"
and halls from u county" where
The plant is no, unknown,
But the finest grades are grown;
which in prices well compare
With those raised anywhere.
We we'll recolleci when the gentleman
who is now the appoiutee from our
county, sold fine Bay Tobacco for prices
ranging from $50 to $50 per hundred
In regard to what Patuxent Planter
says about Prince Georges having no
Inspector to represent her in the inter
est OF her planters, would most re-
specially remind him that the present
Supervisor Of Inspectors, who is ae.
knowlcdgc6 by the whole trade to be
.horou bly, competent, is from Prince
Georges county From the feeling
manifested by Patu ent Planter in his
rural conversation, | am almost forced
to the conclusion that he is one of the
competent men Of high position aud
character" whose claims were over
looked iu the hurry Of business. If such
is the fact he has my warmcst sympa-
thies, aud can only say to him Pick
your flint and try it again" lie may
have better luck next time. But never.
no never, try to build himself by up
undertaking competent men.
CARROLL PLANTER,
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CHEAP LAND IN MARYLAND.-An.
other of our young farmers came in to
get bills printed, few days since, deter
mined to sell out 10 Carroll aud ego
ives" in search of cheaper land. We
mentioned to him, as we have mentioned
to others, the great bargains in land
constantly offered to purchasers in diff
fcrent parts of this State. In corrobo-
ration of our statemeu is we mean to
publish, from time to time, the prices
at which land is selling in the eastern
and southern sections Of this State
Caroline county wood land, two miles
from county seat, aud adjacent to navi-
gable water, 135 acres, $500; land Of
good natural quality. Fourth district
of Howard county, 240 acres at IS so
per acre. Calvert county, estate of
Washington Dorsey, 10 acres for sS25,
Howard county, "a acres of land in the
fourth district, $500. One hundred
acres in fifth district, for s2250.--
Queen Auue's county, $50 acres at
$500. Farm of 222 acres at SO, 253;
another of 312 acres at So ,663; another
of 100 acres at s1l66. St. Mary's
county, 500 acres at So per acre. Cal
vert county, 200 acres at IS per acre
These farms are well enclosed aud fur.
nished with dwellings, and the necessa.
ny outbuildings. Land cannot be bought
and improved in the west at the above
prices. Would ii not be well for young
men, wishing to "go west" to under
stand what bargains they will leave
behind them here in MARYLAND
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-09-07

A municipal election was held in
Wilmington, Delaware, on Tuesday
The Democratic candidate for Mayor
was elected. Large Democratic pains
are reported in all the wards of the city
Dispatches received in London from
Bombay report that the cholera is rag.
ing in many places in India, and Il ere
are numerous deaths daily from the
scourge.
The boiler in SCOTS mill. neal
Springfield, ILL.,, exploded on Saturday,
killing two of Mr.. SCOTS sons, and
severely injuring several other per
sons.
Clark, the seducer of Miss Fewell
who was shot by her brother few day,
ago, died Of his wounds ut Brentsyille
Virginia, on Monday night.
Tho veterans OF 1872, Of Washington
are preparing for visit to Baltimore
Sept. 18th, the anniversary of the Nortl
Point battle.
They are going to try to make paper
at Marley Mills, Cecil county, Md, ou
of the straw Of the wild oats GROWN,
upon the marshes near Elktou.
The store Of r. Lyons, in Baltimore
was robbed Of $1,000 worth of jewelry OF
Monday night. The burglars entered BY
cutting hole though the Door of a print.
ing office.
Fraucis Herman was nominated foi
Governor by the Democrats and Liber
ais, 10 New York, on Thursday.
Rev. Mr.. Spurgcon, OF Epganj, il
expected to visit America this fall
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Second Congressional District.

The Democratic Convention for the I'd
district met ia Towsontown on Wednes,
day last, Hon. II Mccullough, of Cecil,
presiding. Hon. Stevenson Archer,
Of Hartford county, was nominated by
one majority, Carroll casting her FIVE
votes for him aud one delegate from
Baltimore, voting for him, which, with
the four votes from Hartford, gave him
ten votes, and majority of one. The
previous ballots stood, Col. John X,
Longwell, of Carroll, 5 George IL. Car
man, of Baltimore, 6 Stevenson Arch
er, of Hartford, A; John NJ. Miller, of
Cecil, 4.