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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-12-21

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SAILING OF THE STEAMERs.-The Dakota came into
port at half-past nine O'Clock on Sunday evening,
and the Nebraska, which had lain during the after
noon with steam up, sailed at 1920 for San Francisco.
The Dakota took her departure for Auckland at 6
O'Clock Monday. -
The TRUTH of a trite saying has been exempli-
fed here, in the suicidal action of the authors of
the anonymous observation-disclosures covertly
the other nlght-who Were disintereStedly furnished
by the Gazette printing office with,-'enough
rope" -
NAvAL--In the Alta of December Sd we find the
following:
Yesterday forenoon the United States sloop-of-
war BeHicid, which has been for several days lying
in Saucelito Bay, sailed for Honolulu and q cruise.
The California has been ordered TO Mare Islasd,
to undergo repairs to her machinery.
JAMES C. KING, formerly a well-known resident
OF these Islands, aud noted as having shot his father
in-law, Capt. William Stott, shot and killed a man
named O'Neil, in New York, Nov. Is. O'Neil was
a witness against King in a divorce case brought
by the latter's wife. 1t Is reported that X. IL.
Stanley of this city now in the East, has been re-
tanned as one of Counsel for King.
A NOVELTY In THEATRIcALs.-The "one-legged
dancer" Signor Donate, who arrived from Australia
by the Nebraska, purposes to make a short stay
with us, during which he will give a specimen of his
qualities. due notice of which will appear. The Co
lOnial papers speak very highly of the performances
of the dancing and singing phenomenon, Signor
Donate. -
BILLLARDs.-In the match game of billiards on
Saturday evening last, between Mr.. John Robinson
of this city and Mr.. Orndorff of San Francisco, Mr..
Robinson was defeated by % in a game of 900
points. The friends of Mr.. Robinson, not feeling
satisfied with the result of the game, have requested
him to pit his skill once more against Mr.. Orndorff,
on this Saturday evening, at the q Bank Exchange"
in a game Of l 900 points, and to commence at II
o'clock. -
% At a meeting of Honolulu Royal Arch Chapter
No. l, held last Thursday evening, the following
officers were elected to preside during the ensuing
year:
e. p. Adams, II. P.
q. Mclean, K.
A. McDuf, ).
Rev. A. Macintosh, Chaplain.
J. 5. Walker. Treasurer.
Wm.G G. Irwin. SecreIarY.
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PosTPoNED-The proposed ball by Queen Emma
Lodge of Good Templars, has been postponed
until after the funeral of His late Majesty.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial AoOtrtistr.
SATURDAY. u.
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

CIRCUIT OF HAwAu-The HiLaued leaves on Mon
day for the Circuit OF Hawaii, and also on the fol-
lowing Monday. -
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Tors AND FANCY articles arr advertised at auction
for Monday by Adams al the store of B.. +. Ehlers
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II Attention is called 20 4 few changes in the above list
Principally in monthly parts and Sporting papers.
Notice is also hereby given that subscribers contemplating
changes for the next year will give notice Of same as early As
possible.
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Make up Your Clubs & Lists
MAGAZINES, PAPERS,, &c
For 1873
TNHE UNDERSIGNED. GENERAL AGENT
FOR
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MAGAZINES,
NEWSPAPERS
N II II

AND HER PERIODICALS!
Would respectfully inform the public that he is now prepared
to attend to all orders in this line, quite as satisfactorily rs
through any other source.
Parties on the other Islands can rely on their orders being
filled with the same care as il they were on the spot, no pre-
ference being given to Counter Customers.
Any Periodical not ia this List loiH be sent for TO
Order.
Papers Delivered Free Of Postage 10 any
Part of the Islands.
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SAILING OF THE STEAMERs.-The Dakota came into
port at half past nine O'Clock on Sunday evening,
and the Nebraska, which had lain during the after
noon with steam up, sailed at 1890 for San Francisco.
The Dakota took her departure for Auckland at 6
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Honolulu Papers at Publishers Rates.

Subscriptions can me at any time. and back
numbers nH be ordered as required.
IL Having Wide Awake Agents in San Francisco I can
assure Subscribers Of their being as early recipients Of their
periodicals as through any other source.
Files Of Reading Matter made up at Short Notice
for Travellers, Seamen and others.
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The Orient.

The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steamer
Aldska which sailed from Hongkong Oct. 26th, and
from Yokohama Nov. 7th arrived at San Francisco
on the 29th.
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IRREPREssIBLE SHAMELEssNEss.-Laura ID. Fair
attempted to lecture III San Francisco on the evening
of November Dist, but it was not allowed. Large
crowds gathered in front of Platt's Hall, which was
not opened, and in front of Mrs. Fairs residence on
street Noisy demonstrations against her
were made and she asked for an Escort of police from
Chief Crowley. The request was not complied with
and she finally relinquished her intention of lectur-
for the time being at least.
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AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS
ILLUSTRATED PAPERS
JUVENILE PERIO ideals

Our Young FoAka,
Youth's Companion,
Lstue Corporal, Heekly--
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MExIco.-Tnd Indications of war with
Mexico are becoming more frequent.
Rececently party OF Texans followed
band OF Mexican cattle thieves over
the river, and an encounter ensued 10
which several persons were killed
Subsequently Mexican force appeared
opposite the Texan village of San Felipe
aod q hostile purpose seems to have
been aseribed to their movements, as il
is reported that company Of U. States
troops from Fort Clark has been sent
to watch them. Raids from Mexico
upon American soil are OF frequent
occurrence, IN which lives are Loaf and
property destroyed. These could be
prevented ii President Grant would
use the army ia a proper manner and
for legitimate purposes. But heavy
per cent of the force IN the South Is
employed 10 political matters, aud thus
the frontier is uncovered aud exposed
to the inroads Of cattle thieves aud red
handed marauders. II the people wish
peace and security ID all parts OF the
country, they must put a Statesman in
the executive Office, not gift taker aud
! leader Of speculative rings.
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Honcksville Items.

Mr. William Uhler, one Of the hands
employed on the Western Md Railroad
at pampsco Station, recently killed q
rattlesnake tia, had ten raliles. Sc
bas,ian Sherman also killed one with
ten ralllcs A lew days ago the cars,
at he same place, ran over a copper
he d snake; 1t measured 81 feet
We have the most abundant crop ol
mast ever known The hogs HAT rup
at large are almost lat enough To xiii
without further feeding Some farmers
say they will slaughter their pokers out
OF the forest
Mr.. john W, Murray has husked his
prize acre of coru, it will be measured
by Mr. Fowble. The prevailing opinion
is that it will measure twenty barrels
\ later letter says The first frost
OF the season appeared this morning,
the 9th instant.
Mr. Johu w Murray had his prize
coru husked yesterday. aud carefully
measured by Mr., Fowble, the geutle
man appoialel by the Society. 1t
measured % barrels and 8 10 of bar.
rel. He had in the same lot one acre
that did not stand regularly which
measured Isl barrels OF corn, aud !
ton of pumpkins aud 800 bundles OF
fodder, that was sowu where the corn
did not stand regularly
Mr.. Elisha Brown. living in Balti
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-12

MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
The attendance was large, each day
A depu,ation of kiowas, Comanehes,
Wachitas, aud other wild Indians from
the far West, were present on Wcdues
day and Friday, Mr.. Greeley was pres
ent GU Thursday and delivered the ora
ton, pursuant to arrangement. lie
reviewed the Democratic torch light
procession, on Thursday night, aud
returned to New York the same night,
having left his wife quite i'll the preyi.
Gus day.
The Fair commenced on Tuesday
aud civsed yesterday. Miss Mollie
Roop, of this city, exhibited capita
article of CASTLE soap, Of her own make,
which took premium ut the Fair here
II. Haines, Of this city, also received
premium for the second best quick
draft stallion, john.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-12

Victory IN CONNECTICUT the
election held 10 Connecticut on Monday
for local officers, the Democrats aud
Liberals carried the State BY a sweeping
majority. Almost all the towns show
large gaius; 10 some instances they are
immense. The Grant men fought dcs
pcrately, but their efforts were unavail
ing. The tide of reform swept them
away. The people joined hands under
the Democratic aud Liberal banner and
marched on 10 victory. Some towns
doubled their majorities, and old relia
BILE Radical districts were changed in a
most complete manner.
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DIED.

On the Goth ultimo, Mrs. Allie l., wife
of Wesley lsodkey, aged 2j years, | month
and days.
Near ST. Paul's Church, Baltimore CO,
on Wednesday, the ID inst, Sarah Allgire,
wife of Jacob +. Allgire, aged 50 years, II
months and is days.
At the Aims House, on Monday the 9TH
instant, Elizabeth Hines, of Manchester,
aged SO years.
At the same place, on Wednesday night.
the Hlh instant, Alexander Frazer, of this
city, aged about 30 years.
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Franklin District Items.

Rev sam. Spurrier, of Amtiusburg,
West Va, aud Rev h Williams, Of
Boonsboro', Md, are Gssistin. the Ia
dian Preacher with the protracted meet
Ing at Union Bethel
Revs. j I Richards aud J p Hail
propose To begin protracted meeting
ou the 18Th, AT Braudcuburg Chapel
Rev. I NJ West will hold special
meeting at Ebeuezer, commencing on
the 18Th instant.
The hy has made its appearance ia
the early spwn wheat, much to the alarm
Of the farmers.
Dyfauce i. dry village at present,
all the springs aad well have failed
Orphaas' Court Proceedings Adam
Shower, Esq, Chief judge; Isaac q
Bale aud Upton lionp E,qrs, Associate
judge; Joseph NJ Parkc, Register oil
Wills; Geo. NJ. Parke, Deputy Register.
Noaddy, October Z, lS72-1he will
Of Beaie Star, deceased, was Admitted
to probate
Danie Hess, administrators " \ of
7 Ridlnger, returned lists OF debts
Letters oil administration granted on
the estate of Wm l.. Shlrcus, dc
ceased, TO Jacob Sharretls.
5. W. Barnett, natural guardian to
his four minor children, appeared aud
gave approved bond.
Thomas j. Belts, natural guardian
to his iour children, appeared aud gave
bond as such guardian, approved by the
Court
Order passed that George !. Stocks
dale, late executor Of Aaron Stocks.
dale. b. notified to settle his account
by October 2lst.
Tscsslty Octgber s, 1872 Andrew
Eskard, administration of John Eckard
returned inventory of good, aud chat
tells, aud got orders To sci, the same
aud to notify creditors
Letters oi administration, de boHis
non, On the estate OF John A. Eckard,
deceased, were granted to Charles i
Rober,s. Remuneration ol widow and
two brothers flied
Petition Of lIard.css Young, a lcga
tee of Henry Hudson, deceased, was
filed
John w, Holmes, executor of jacob
Holmes, returned inventory Of goods
aud chattels, aud got order TO notify
rrpaitnrs
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

Dl virtue Of commission iss.ed 10 Is
ID 10y the County G mmissioucp Cor Car,
iub county, TO examine and determine
whether the public convenience requires an
extension OF a public road IN said colrJ
commencing st point on the road leading
irum Wakefield to the Washington road,
near the buildings Of James Richardson,
aud Running 10 point near Wakefield, SA
hon, GA the Western Maryland Railgsi,
being the paint OF Intersection OF the lads
Of Joseph Hoover and Era Edgar; aal
running thence on the bed Of tho old roll
tbe'ng a road used by the public Tor mote
than ntty years on pas, the mes,n hoa,q
known as the Brick Meeting. II use. te
longing to the Methodist Protestant Church,
thence 10 David Baile's Mil.
his is therefore to notify al person,
whom It may concern that the un,ie Sigael
viii meet on the premises, on Tuesdly the
i2lh day OF November. 1872, az 10 c,oei,
4. " 10 execute the trust ruposed ia US BY
the said commission.
THOMAS SHEPHERD,
SAMUEL COVER,
STERLING GAIT,
oct l2--5t Examiners
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Estate of jacob Holmes, deed.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
IN seriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Testamen-
tar, on the Personal Estate of
JACOB HOLMES,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All per
sons having ct inns against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated
to the subscriber, on or before the l2th day
of April, 1873; they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. Those indebted are requested to
make immediate payment.
Given under m, hand this s,h day of
October, 1872
JOHN W. HOLMES,
&C; l2i. Executor.
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EDITORIAL EIsIrs We were hon.
ored last week by visits from several Of
cur editorial brethren: Messrs. Harry
Longnecker, Of the Baltimore County
Taioa, d. NJ Smith, of the Frederick
Examiner. and YIN. Need, of the Me.
chauicstown Caorioa. These gentle
men expressed themselves much pleas
ed with our little city aud the Agrieul.
tural Fair We regret that We were
not able to devote more time to them,
owing to the great pressure of business
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-12

The Commissioners on the part Of
Maryland and Virginia to settle the
disputed boundary line between the two
States GU the waters of the Chesapeake,
held . meeting on Saturday. Each
side offered three compromises, none Of
which were acceptable, and without
making any progress they adjourned TO
meet 10 Richmond, Nov. It'll.
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ROAD NOTICE.

n Office is hereby giyen that applieatio,
~ wall bs made to the County Canal,
siouers of Carroll county, at their ns,
meeting thirty days from The date berpoT
to open aud lay out Public Road In ,hs
First Election District OF SAID county. com
mcneing on the county road eadin, Ia the
mill OF jacob Erb. Mt noint betweeO n.
lands OF Samuel j.. Baumgartncr and ia
seph tiaruish, and running thence throas,
the lands OF said Baumgartner; thea,.
through the lands Of Da-id Harncr: thence
on the line between the lands OF Fredgrirs
Fancy and the heirs OF William Rea,e,.
deceased thence between the Lands OF
Mathew Harner aud said William Reagsr',
heirs; thence through the land oil said VIA.
teaver' hc'rs; thenc thrnugh the lad, of
W. ", hoonz; thence through the land, Of
Jacob SnlIer aud Jacob Nall. to intprses,
the line between said Snder and Ioaa
siuutieri thence along the said liue to ia
tersect the line bet seen John ". han.
bill aud Jacob Null; thence along said Ina
to she mill road leading to iubert, mils
thence along said mill road in the direction
OF Iancytowu TO the lands OF rolaas II
Eckenrodei thence through the lands of
said Eckrnrude to the Great Road, .eidmi
from laaeylown TO Westminster.
TOBIAS ii. ECkEN RODE,
oct IL o. and utheri
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-12

The Grand Jury for Baltimore city
have presented Jesse Uppereue, Jr. for
the wiifull murder Of Mrs. Amelia
Wheat, his aunt, on the morning Of the
9th Of August The evidence being
entirely circumstantial in It's character,
the jury were occupied considerable
time ia the investigation Of the case.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-12

VICTORY IN GEoRGIA-The election
in the State Of Georgia, on "Wednesday
OF last week, resulted in a magnificent
Democratic triumph. james NJ Smith,
Democrat, is reelected Governor By
5000 majority, aud both houses of the
Legislature and the entire Congressional
delegation will be Democratic
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-12

The Escurial, in Spain, one of the
royal residences, was struck by light,
ming on the "a Instant aud partially
burned. This was not only palace,
but monastery aud library, in which
some Of the most valuable books and
manuscripts we're preserved. II was
built 10 fulfllment Of vow of Philip
II, that if he won the battle Of Saint
Quentin, a most magnificent monastery
should be erected. The loss viii be
81 800, 600. Most of the manuscripts
and books are saved, though in dlin
aged condition.
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NOTICE..

fENHE Stockholders Of the Taylor Mann.
featuring Company of Westminster,
are hereby notified that an installment OF
$50 per share on the stock of said Com
pany, will be due and payable on the lllh
day Of November next.
A. ID. SCHAEFFER,
oct 1881 Secretary and Treasurer.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-12

Saturday last was great day on the
turf. At Jerome Park, Harry Bassett
was unexpectedly beaten by Monarchist
in the three mile dash, the latter win
ming in 8 344. At Nashville there was
some good racing, On rtermaster doing
mile in 145. Goldsmith Maid and
Lucy trottcd at San Francisco, the for.
mer winning and making her best mile
in 21Sl.
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an RIED.

Marriage. or Deaths iassrfed free. n they
exceed ice iias' they eiR be cha ssd for at NE
rats Of FtyE CENTS per liHs.
On the lst instant, BY the Rev L Bnhr.
man, Mr. Richard NJ Chenonith aud Miss
Emma !. Bale. both OF this comfy
On the Sth instant, by Rev. John A.
Earnest, Mr. George A. Wilhide aud Mrs,
Mary A. L. Darit, both Of this city
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Hampstead District.

The citizens Of Hampstead District are
requested 10 meet at II. Ii. Lamottes
Hotel, at o'clock, p. NJ, on Saturday.
October 10th. Hon. Stevenson Archer. our
candidate for Congress, Hon. james b.
Groome, and ]. homas Hopkins, ESQ,
will positively be present and address tue
meeting
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-12

Half fare tickets will be issued over
the Western Maryland Railroad to the
Frederick Agricultural Fair. beginning
next Tuesday. Geo. Wade Hampton
will deliver the o.atiou.
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Special Notice.

A LII persons having bills against the
n Carroll County Agricultural Society
either for Premiums or ON account, are re
quested to present the same to the Treas.
urer within sixty days from the 9Th day Of
October. Under the Rule of the Society
all Premiums not called for within that
time will be considered donations to the
Society.
WM. A. MckELLlP,
oct l2.3t Secretary.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-12

Philadelphia, with population Of
6z4.022. has I65, 600 voters registered.
New York with population Of s42 ,2g2,
has but l52, registered voters The
presumption Of fraud 10 the Philadel.
phia fsgistry d very ssrsag-
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Butchering Notice.

fnHE undersigned desires to state that he
4 still continues to butcher all kinds o
Stock at his Estab ishment in Westminster
and will continue so to do. but that on the
LIST OF each month hereafter all bills will bt
presented, and payment must positively BIZ
made.
JACOB NJ. MORELOCK.
oct 10, 1872, Iyrt
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-12

Margaret Kelly. of Dlue, Wisconsin,
became insane last July, aud lost the
use OF the English language. She has
since recovered her reason, but eau
converse only in German.
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Bridge Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that applies
IN ton will be made 10 the County Com
missioners Of Carroll county, at their mex
meeting, thirty days from the date hereof,
to build Bridge over Piney Falls, hel'
Patlerson's mill. in Freedom District, "
the public road leading from SprIngse:11
Church to Eldersburg, as the ford Of ssa
place ia the winter is at times almost i'u
passablo and extremely dangerous.
j. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
oct l2.5t and others,
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Manchester District.

Hon. Stevenson Archer, our candidate
for Congress, Hon. James o. Groome, and
j. Thomas Hopkins, will address the eiti-
zens of NJ anchesier District, on Saturday,
l9h of October, at 2 O'Clock. p. n.
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Political Meetings
Rally, 9th District.

THERE will be meeting of tho Demo.
Il cratic Conservatives Voters OF the 9Th
Election District, at FReEpox, SATURDAY,,
October 1eth, at o'clock, P, NJ. for the
purpose Of forming Greeley and Brown
Club. oct ~
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Notice.

vI>HE Animal Meeting of the S;oc khold
Il ers of the Western Maryland Railroad
Company, FOR the Election Of
Five Directors
for the ensuing year, will be held at the
Cfiice Of the Company, No. q North Cal.
vert Street, Baltimore, on Wednesday, De.
to6er lGth, 1872, at II Of clock, NJ.
ROBERT HOOPER,
oct ~ Secretary and Treasurer,
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The Tribune adds This assures
it. Friends in spite of fraud We are
on the home stretch, with every pros.
pect Of success"
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Attention, Ninth District.

A meeting of the Democrats and Con
servatives of Franklin District will be held
at frdnk'isrile, on Saturday, October
i2th, instant. BY order.
s. X. WATERS, NJ. D., Prest.
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Street cara are sAid TO run up heaas
Zion, Jerusalem, the street lamps heing
hghsed with gas
AT Henderson,, Kentaehy, whom chicken
thieves ars cassks 'hry are prbliely logged
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-12

Twenty seven stores we're burned In
Sing Sing, N. Y. Thursday night. The
Gre vas the work Of an incendiary
Loss $1,000, 900.
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MASS MEETING.

A MASS MEETING of all who favor
the election Of Greeley and Brown. for
President and Vice President, and Hon.
Stevenson Archer as Congressman, will be
held at
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-12

Big Bargains IN Ready made Cloth
in al Soheuihai Il Bros, at the Depot
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Thoroughbred AllGVnGy Cattle.

"a Young lIeifcrs and Bulls, TEyn
G21 Berkshire Pigs and South eYT&
!Dc~A~ down Sheep, for sale atsaza&sfssII
Clover Hill Stock Fa rm. Finksburg, nd.
oct III y LEWIS ii. COLE.
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Report of the Condition

or the UHio" National Bank Of uicstmin.
ster, at Westminster, ia the Stat Of
Maryland, at the close IF business Octo.
Der I'd, 1872.
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FRANKIINVIII.E

on SATURDAY,, OCTOBER 2Gfh. Mt Q
o'clock, ?. NJ. Speakers will DO present
TO address the meeting. oct 5.tm