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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-09

Know SoTHISGIsM REVIVE.
KnownoshiBg banner was borDe Ia the
Republican procession here, On Saiar-
day lasss Inscribed in glarins capitals
aAxEaIcAxs SHALL Ruiz AMERICA, =
The German aud Irish citiseus Of Car.
roll county must GOT lose sight Of this
fact, nsxt fali- The old prOserip,ise
Kaasncshins spirit Is sgain showing
itself. and must be net By The most de.
terninei opposition
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-09

CLosE or TUE VoLUME.-The pres.
ent number OF the ADVOCATE closes
the current volume, or volume VII.
With the commencement of the new
volume We expect to Introduce some
new improvements which We hope viii
commend the ADVOCATE more and
more to popular favor. The people Of
Carroll viii find that we will spare no
effort to keep pace with the liberalisy
they hass shown toward us, and that
we are resolved to make our paper an
eTer. welcome visitor % their 6resides.
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IocAL rNTELLIarHcE.

The Oasis Lyaa Gax The follow
iug report IS taken from the Balsinore
.Sss Of Saturday last
coURr OF APPEALs or MARYLAND
October Tern. lST2-ARaapoiis,
Novsmber /. iSI2-No. Is, Special
DoSket, joseph Davis Is. the State Of
Msrylaad; preliminary motion was
presented on behalf Of joseph Davis.
recently convicted Of the murder st
A l. Lyaa. that the Court VI Appeals
void req uirO ;he Jalses al lhe Cieuis
Court for Wash,nstea eoaaty 10 settify
add ,,ausmis IL the Court Of Appeals
all the testimony takea :; the trial Of
said Davis, Is being alleged that the
eyideaes contained IN the record Of the
esse already transmitted % the Ceart Of
Appeals, vas aotshSeisnttos enable he
e9ars 10 pass upon the questions raised
by the exceptions The moiioa was
argued By Judge Maalsby il favor Of,
and Attorney General SyesseE against,
I The court oEerralei the motion, and
assigned Tuesday, the 81 Of Deeea,bsr
next, Tor the hearing of the case The
court theTeapon adjoaFusd To Tuesday,
the 18th OF November, instant. 90
maiiOn Of Attorney General Syester, L
b. Sormeui, Esq Of Carroll eoaaty,
sss admitted and qualified as al after
uey Of this court
/ Orphans Court PeooseliigJs Adm
Shower, Esq, Chief Judge, Isaac c
Bale and Upton Roop. Esqrs. Associate
Judges; joseph NJ Parks. Register Of
Wills; Geo. N. psrke, Deputy Register.
Noa3sy, A0rsnsbsr 4ih, 1872 Jacob
Gosthlsg, surviving exec tor Of Heary
/ Wine. settled 9Th aai faal account
Maria SiePhes. administrator OF tlenry
Stephen, settled her first secoant
4 Letters Of standardization On the estate
Of Margaret OhleF, deceased yrastel II
James Moore
Ellen Matthews, execu;rix Of Jan.
| Matthews. returned iavcRlOry aud list
Of debts, aud settled Sast anI iall &C
eouat,
Warrant to spprsise reuE Of real es
tate Of William + Clsseit. miuor sou
Of Samuel Z Clsge,t, deceased, in
hands Of Wm. Flemiug, executor mad
guardian,
Decree appointing james A. c. Boad
trustee, TO sell real estate OF James Da
Wis, deceased, N the ease Of D. "
iloaek vs.. heirs.
Aan c Zsa;graif, s1ecatrix Of Nish1
las Zen,gFaf, returned inventory ol
goods ADD chsiiels
Upton ReOp, executor ofPhiliP Boyle,
returned Is; Of sales
The first aud fasl account Of RliEiC
Davis Gate Lewis aud A. ". poulssn,
administrator Of Wells Chase, deceased,
passed
Adjourned to Monday, Nov. II.
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lar RIIsD.

Marriage. or DsstA< i-.syts8 fre,. II lice
s-essa Rss hss' A<y ri1 u ssa- "a for At IL
rate q siTE erNEs pzr lias.
On the s9th aliino, at the Latheraa Par
soaA-e, Westminster. b. RsT. Joha A
Earnest. Mr.. john II. B4,iziey ani Ms
Emma Hornberges. all Of this eoaaty.
On the nth ui,imo. By Elder William II
franklin, Mr.. George Cook ard Miss
Louisa Evans. all Of THIS county
On the 29th nltimo, b Elder William II.
Franklin, Mr. Levi D. F.i-rsi Aal Nis,
Sasanna J. Fsmrnins, al OF this county.
4, Alliance. Ohio. on the 18Th aiiimo. b.
The Rer. J. Ii Long. NJ Gas. J. Hod.
Of Carroll county, Nd, aai Mas Mary
AahaBgh. Of OHIO.
On the 5si instant. b me Rev G. sfl,
NJ. Charles Clas, aad Miss Nar.are.ts
ThieFe;, 10th OF this county.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-09

If there te ary virtue in taking
time b. the foreloek,- that virtue We
NAY claim IN hoissiag the fas Of Heu-
dzieks and Buckley asshe Democratic
candidates Tor the Presidency ia 1876.
They are leaders whom We shoald be
pEoad to fsllaw, and Who are capable Of
inspiring that eouidenee and eaihasi-
assn in the rank azi 6is Of the party.
which are the sure precursors Of VIC
tory, We hope 10 see everg Democrat
ie jozrnai in the land solos suit and
run up the sanes Of these emiaeas
statesmen as our candidates four yssrs
hence
We think il probable that We have
had the last Of oar National Ceaysa-
siOss. They are 40 longer the expo
nents Of the popular Sill, and Ike the
Congressional Caaeases that selected
the candidates up to 1924, they are
only inslrumeuts for defsaAing the pop
ulzr rho;es. Let the peOple-lhe Dem
ecrasic masses-now take the matter of
selecting candidates 10 their eva hands,
Ignoring professional Politieiaus and
place men, who make the National
Conventions merely the medium Of
gambling for spoils Let HENDRICKS
AND BUCKALEW be the rallyiag
cry Of every Democrat, and les every
Democratic organ nail that Gag TO iis
masthead By this re do not mean to
keep their names standisg At the heads
Of their columns, bat to declare IN their
favor, from time to time, 50 that nc
candidate Of cunning Iaetionisss can
come between them and tbs people
IL mar be that General GRAFT and his
Jacobins mar undertake to feist hin
upon the country for third term.
The probabilities, at least, now point
20 such : result. aad the eouatry viii
seed the most popalar leaders at com.
nana 70 FOIL tia msehinatioSs Of these
who mar eS1spire sgaiast its liberties.
Fear years heHes ne shsll hare reached
the ceateznial year Of the existence Of
tgs rIepsagsss. aaussz snsy sUe-~ sazs sse
coantTy viii have TO pass afrssh through
the fires Of revolaiisa 10 naistain the
liberties which our fathers achieved
through the rssolaiion Of I776. Gen.
Grant has been called By his sa;hrsi-
asric admirers tie savior of the L.
aion" What if it should tarn on,
that be saved the UniOn only to destroy
the RspublIe7 The ihews and sinsws
Of freemen would then be required to
WELD the bayoaei Instead Of the bailo,
IS Gen Grant seems to hold the theory
that the bayOpes is after instrument "a
govern freemea than the ballot. lie,
Us accustOm ourselves to look to these
eminent statesmen, Messrs. Hendricks
and BuekalsE, as the hope Of the eOan
try in 1876, and let the Democratic
party rally around them, determined to
rescue the government from the in
competent hands which nov control it.
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nouhle Pine Creek Itsm,

LaRd Sis3e The e0pioas rsin OF
"Wednesday so seiieBei the earth as TO
cause a considerable slide Of earth and
rock 10 the deep cut through The Rocky
Ridge The accommodation train due
there at ( 30A. NJ discovered the dan
ger 10 tame 10 stop -bs.ore ruaains iato
is The repair hands, along the line.
we're gathered 70 he paiag, aud expires.
sent 10 Uaioa Bridge Tor wreck train.
aud the debris remoyed as speedily as
p..ssible The ilagers,esn Exp.ess.
dae there al q Is A NJ rs, VITA the
accommodation trs!a, detained to- sjher
I'LL S 80. by which time the debris vs.
sufficiently removed 10 adm, passage
when they went on their way rejoicing
There being 50 little raia tor the last
IS months the sides Of the deer
cuts aloug the line OF the Vest m Nd
Railroad have uai yss been Tried. The
company will de veil to have a watch
along all the dangerous places to pre-
rent accidents.
Some OF The wells and springs which
we're started by the rsias a fes weeks
ago give evident signs Of failure if the
earth Eoald freeze up, bu. the abuadas:
rains OF "Wednesday and "Wednesday
nigh, have removed all cause OF feas OF
deficient water supply during The
~iHier monlhs Thanks to an al wise
Providence fos Ills liberal provision for
an unsraieial people.
Mr. Calvia Waraer, Of Dnuble Pipe
! Greek, raised two crops Of Early Rose
/ potatoes, on the same lot this season
/ tie Informs yoaf correspondent that the
second crop seemed 50 every Say 10 be
equal TO the 6rst The experiment was
made "a small scale, several ross eaiy
Sere planted.
/ 40 old negro maa named Nicholas
( PsrsEay. nns hundred aud six years
I'D, who lives ia Westminster, rs 10
the Radical procession hsfs 90 Sa,u.
ia! last.
Owing to the hor-e disease some o.
( the butchers OF Westminster have been
compelled to serve their CUSTOMERS sith
meat 10 baskets.
/ The November tern Of the Cireli;
Court for Carreh county, conmeaees o.
Mon Jay tex.
! Mr. Wa S,oaos len ., this aiEise on
! Tuesday Two tafaig. which weighed siE
! pounds two oaaecs each Hard t. beat
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The United Ststas Gpyernmea, has
under examination ioaS ,ho4saal three
hundred aud eighty SIX cases OF forgery.
fraai. and nalaRil d.,ss.a.il.., ~ ,l.s.aas-.
aud "a some czscs lea ShJ were dc.
tau.tsrs to lhs Government have beaa
Appointed By the Presidsu, to lev o5
ees where they would base further or-
rorIunliics Tor embszEiemcat- HaL
l.gton kItrlat
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-09

Thomas SuIly, the great American
portrait painter, died in Philadelphia.
on Tuesday aioTuias, Sully vas born
10 England, bat elme To this country
shen only niue years old. lie com
meneed nls career as an artist ia Rich
moad, Va. but removed to New YORK
and rheaee 10 Phil4d~iphil lie paint
ed Themis Jefferson. for West Point !;
Com. Decatur, f0r New York; Charles
Carroll, Tor his descendants 10 Bald
more; Lafayette, for Independence
Hah; Qleea Victoria, for The ST.
Georss Society, and many other dis
iiagalshed persous.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-09

The New York broker. VI, Chajli..
Sho So libe.!rd by the women Wed
hall and Chbju, ha, publicly stated
he Will exPeUi ose hundred thousand
iDllars, Il Necessary, fgr ihsir cou,ic.
tion. Tn IMPRESSION i said 10 BE-
aatversal ia N,s York eiry that tie,
siii Le sentenced 10 The iull extent VI
the term ct Imprisonment ii convicted
Tie feeling Of lad -asiioa, which was
Tor the 'iBe being diverted b the
Presidea ial election, Is asaia displayed
towards the wJmea.
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NosAiag coataiaed 10 Grid IS more
rsazasAabls THAI the EFFORT 20 Desamor-
phoss Nr- Greeley iats Democrat, Dor
was the Etssnrt 10 graft Repositories
spoa the oil Democratic stock : vsry
great success
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-09
TIE ELECTORAL VOTE.

The l4tsst re'uras Indicate that the
electoral roies Of the various States will
be cast as shown in the appsoied table
Mr.. Greeley viii have 20 ro,es aud
General Grant 29l. -Four yea,s ago,
When Mississippi. Texas add Yirginia
did no. vote. Giant had PA and Sey.
incur 20. There are so# 366 soics il
the Electoral College:
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Greeley carries Maryland by about
1900 majority, which may be varied
By Official count Grant carries Della
ware BY about 1000 majority, aud
LofAnd. Rsdical, for Congress, has a
small majority over Wright, Dem.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-09

Since the successful completion Of
the Pacific railroad, the Mont Cruis
ianu-i, aud the SaeI canal, no eugIaesr.
49, project seems too aadzcieas o.
wholly iupraetieable Tie project tyr
opening communication bris-yu the
AsiapIis aud Pacific by ship canal
zcTO~s Ceutral America Ur the lsthmus
oi barIcE, is rcvlyei with mere energy
AuOiher for a eaaai across the lsshuius
VI FLORIDA, 10 secJn noiste the trade Oh
the Gull e5a { aud eiti :. Is under dr..
casss0u aud zigi,em ut Asothcl .ooks
10 ppeHlas s-W eazeaei Tor the Mi
sa,sIPPi b. cutting through the aliuyiai
Delta, ;Eo,a PD5nt oa the river near
Fvri 81 Phillip, aud catering shs Gun
d Mckee 4aou! ioug mites south OF
lee as Bseios Another stil loyAs to
connecting Ba!limOrs Si,h the Atlautic
ocean by direct ship sauat across the
PcRbisla between .aeChs, pcake aud
Delaware bays.
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Glorious old NAurhssser cana up to
her vOrk IN gallant style. o. Taesday
lazf, and gave Dsnoerasis insjoriiy Of
3i9l al honor 70 this aobts sd Dis
srics. ukish Is Desaocraiic 70 the back
bone.
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The Aldius for SoEember has sp
psaFed. Il CONTAINS ff.eea illustrations,
sso Of which, The Cata4ba River aad
AFTER the Chase," are full page. The
AiaiDe ~ Published By james Sutton
& Co, New York
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The ph;;l!=liaHPaia 4gs says.-Tify
thOusaad DsmOrrats ia Psnssyivaaia and
twenty thousand Democrats il Ohio
failed 70 vote =, the recent State elec-
ton. Is ii any vonder that the
Grausites carried those States
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E,aats IF Jssls Hias, dessrs,L
NOTICE Is hereby given ,ha, the sub.
seribers have obtained from the u'
phans' Coart OF Carroll county, letters q
Administration on the Personal Estate Q;
JESSE HANN,
lSie Of Carroll county, deceased. All Ps',,
sons having Ct inns against the deceased
arc hereby warned to exhibit the sane "a
the Yosehers thereof legally aaihenueA,sl
10 the subscribers, on or before The ~ "a
Of JEns, 1915; they mar o,herwiss 2
Law be excluded from ali benefit Of saii
estate Ihuse indebted are reqaasiea .
maze immediate payment.
Givsa under Our haais Ibis Soih d! :
September, 1879.
MATILDA HAM,
SAMUEL ". HAM,
noy AZ Administrators
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DEB.

On Deer Psrk Road, On The 25.h al,ino.
Mr.. Andrew Beckett, sged 81 years, 10
months AID u days
II the residence OF his san. John l..
Ssa3ersi.l, On tie Is. Of Aa<I,i. Hr.
JOsbas San3eTsiIl, IA tie STA year Of MS
lre.
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Ths above table is unreliable. The
result N Alabama, Arkansas. Florida.
Texas and West Vrgisia IS doubtful
bat are ei4iDed by the New York
World for Greeley.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-09

Mr. Daniels, hrDther Of the fSruler
Unired States Minister Residen. Il
Tarin, viii -hortiy commences the pab-
licasion Of az Americ4o joafu4l 10
Rome.
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Notice TO TrespasserS.

ME hereby forewarn all persons I'VE
w Canning. Trapping, FISHING ?.
Ireslassins in aay way % oar prsmiisea.' 4 4
the law viii he strictly eaf5rcel agalass -
persons SO Offending.
Sebastian Bowers. LovelAcs Glrdasrl
John {. Skipley Patience NieoaenaA
nor 9 ST.
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ThssPcerh 81 Cor. Gs-Ey, ef Pa =
the Radical aass mesiiag here, ca
Saturday, : spoksa ef : beng poor
iadssd
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The election q i.zrio De Tejado TO
the Presidency OF the Republic Of Mex
ice, means the Intelligent adoption BY
the MexicAa people OF the policy OF IA
ternal Improvement ADD development
issrjs j. the .egifimais successor ut
Jasrez, his personal fiisaa. aud The ex
Poasai and defender Of his policy
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20. ,szr EorIrY

In pc cireait Court fsr Carroll coan,y.
Jehn J. 0raeoFa, Trusiee Of Josephas orn-
d1rn Es loxePkas oradera.
NOTICE is given this SAB DAY Of SsYesaSar,
~ ist2, TO ihs creditors Of Jessphus ora.
aoEa, wha we're saeh Prior 10 the lssh dar al
December, lssl, To hie ahels eIaims propeslv
rFotea and authenticated with the CLERK a
next 4. NEAL.
aox s-As Special Aaaitar.
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SeFeral ,hOasand pounds Of vol
hare beea sold in washisgtoa County
Pa, during the Pasi few days a, from
6'sy to kity Eve cents.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby eirsa that Nppliaa'
~ iloa ~iA he Asda 10 the CoauiJ Goa
al'ssisusss 81 Carroll county. az Their seil
meeting, thirty days from he date hersaL
TO open a Puolic koAd Commencing al tie
corner Of ~ llliAm Mas orchard, and Faa'
uipg ,hgoasa the laA4 0 Samgr. SFaagsI'
ihenee Jhr3agh the land 81 Georgs hssss.
riug; thence ihTough the and OF SAnzs
Hahn, waereon HeLekiah Ham RESIDES, 70
near The Stone School House, where Il "a
tsHee,s a pablo road leadiag from The Us.
l.estosn and ianeylosa road 70 the Pax
Road; thence wiIh said public roai 70
lane between hszekiaA Hahn and Aa1s
tic&iugers thence Nith the Ted ola 9TiVsis
road 70 the Lit;iest0wn and Tsns{t5sa
Z 0ad II point known as Sterling GAS
grain shea
JOHN WEST,
nov 9 8: aad Others
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Herr Drissbssh, the Iioa tauer-ouce
20 vel kaoEo--n0w resides ia qzies
domestic lite at " oos,er. Ohio.
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STOLEN.

cyT0LES from The sabseriher' house Y
- toe night Of ,tte 18Th inst, Lay h
Cod Watch afd Chaia and OARS II Y.
0ve4e1as, ~. 50 will be gwen ioF w
retgrn ~ The WaicA,s sad Chain 20
ae, ~ sts Freedom. Nd
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Ole Ball has srrissl ia Ssw York
fsoA Liverpool
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PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue cfthe last vii and tesfzren;
ID OF Hsziy HsFuag, deceased. bate Of
krsessgck county, AMI IA order Of the us.
FhA1s' Cvuyi, the s1tseEilvs IS Executor,
VII ss.i .. Illl, Sale, 0H the Pee a.,es, GA
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER I5tA. lsJ2,
q, ! ei5lk, P. n, tAs yalaa5.s Re-! Estate.
hgoHn Is
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Presidential Election.
Carroll County-Ohcial.

Msjerify fer Grant over Greeley, in
the eOau'y, 81 Majority for HaueOck
orsr Arehsr 30
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10Y 1-2 Acres.

shoai 40 Acres ia Ilr5-r and ah11i 10
Acres Eooi MraJou. The balance i isil
OF "a Eias eoareHieat te.Is. Hith ruuniag
sister IN neAfly a4l, and Ali under zuoa icac-
ins also a good Apple Orchard Of choice
Frsit. This Farm is Of cnoi quality Lime
Stone Land. six 4 viih Blue slate. Eigh
Any AHicont II Lirsestoae on t. lhein
pgoveneats are BEist Mil, doing COED
czs;eaA business with .wo pair 81 Bars,
and one pair Of Choppers, viii Sm1t Va
chine, Seg-e r, Elevators. Hgmlny Machine,
and al Necessary dxlEves 10 Do q good
CoaniVy business: also, a Sax Mil, which
does a lSTge amount Of saving Erery
thing IN these Malls ~i.h eae os iEu ,dfiag
exceptions, il Ia good condition. having
been lately repaired. The nsg Turntike
Road from FREDERICK TO Union Bri1ss rams
by these Nils. A large two k~-G
STORY BRICK HOUSE, Esa.tHA
with tEo Kitchens, iih Gel Siiim
lars aHdeT The vkoie, latEs Ia. s-sSEA
Wash HOUSE of stone. newt bull. an3 "a
reuient TO the Mil Rste also an sxeeliea;
Cave near tie Kitchen door. Smoke hgas..
large S~itE B2Fn. With Wagon Shed.
Horse Poser Saei. Carriage House Ito.
house, Corn CRIB, Gs All Of these bald
80 - NaiAE4 $50 H'f'ar EhHAAr Nt AEiFN1
H=s. THere are ;g1 sells OF watar uuh
Pumps, oas a. ihe House AID enc az the
Barn.
a2-l tili also sell a, the szne time aad
plaee. Mood Lot, iyiag shout one lnj.c
North -sas. 81 The above properly. and al
Joining the lands Of the Estate Of George
Cox, deceased, Rsa5sa Dsyilbiss and
others. containing II Acres aud Perches
his Lot y well Tia.bered Wi'h White and
Black OAK, Walnut, Poplar, Hickory, &c,
and ziii be diyided inio two Lots.
Tersns for the Farm and Mills. Five hua.
dred dollars 70 be psid on the day Of sale.
The balance cf one bali of the purchase
money 10 &c paid on the frsi day u Arrii,
1873, and the remaining ha,f IN iRo equal
annual p&ymets, 70 be secar5l by notes Ni,h
security, bearing iuisres; from the 6rst day
Of April 3. 81 which lime fall possession
viii be giSen. aud on the paymeu, OF the
whole purchase money. good deed will he
given, clear Of all ineambaraaoa8
Terms for the Wood Lot One half % be
paid on the il, day Of April. l673. the q her
half on the Is, day Of April, 1874; this last
pAymeat TO bear interest FROM April LIST,
1878; both psyueuis TO be secured d notes
wiih secariiy 70 be given on the day Of sale
Any person Wishin to be shown any OF the
s6cse propre.y viii please call Gu the sub
scriber, living on the premises.
90SHUa. HERRING,
noY-9Is Executor
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GAuZE Tn dcrshir,s, At
N ePa7 ln Elk. GEnS4Sps.
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Business Locals.

Notices EsSer ,bis head TEN CENTS
per iiHe for each iaterfi7a.
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Herring's MIL and Farm,

lTiaE on BszysfdAHl. : rsi'-. east Of I7hls-
Flfc. ans wyoming tle .AHrs otu- = lAr-
Der, NEilaa Eazla-. Ab-Asan Grassd sad
a. h-rs md faa5 .sst!-s
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Notice TO Trespassers.

" E, the undeFsignoj. DO hereby give
w noyee 10 all persons from this 6ia
day q November, 1879, not to trespass on
oar premises ty cunning. hanting or trap.
piaE' as We lnsend TO pas the la~ in fall
torres on al! o5euaers violating this notice.
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CaEfiea large num6eT Of Cur
land oEaeEs hare gives poss-s That thsg
wili rigsdly safores the ssw uYoa ali
sho hnats trap o. Esh % their premises
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-09

Owing to the horse disease some o,
the butchers OF Westminster have been
compelled to serve their customers witb
meat 10 baskets.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-09

Ex Sheriff Tracey all a1espt ear
thanks fsr a half baslssi u has large
Naniiar Pctasees They are No !.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-09

40 Old negro maa named Nicholas
Parssay. nae hundred aud six years
I'D, who lives ia Westminster, rs 10
the Radical procession Asfs 90 Satu.
lsy last.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-09

The Piy-Ws lsaFs that fhe a. Is
making cad hArse sith the early sswn
wheat. That seeded later has sscages
is rzyases.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-09

The November tern Of the Cireri;
Court for Carfeli county, conmeuees o.
Moa Jay tex.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-11-09

Tbs earnings Of the We..eTs Nary
.s11 Railroad Let ysar. slasusisa 70
si8G, 1871, ard Tie expenditures 10
x154 Nns g.