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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-03

-Rcp,e>, nj hive Morrill, If cuy District
made a speech in the House ON the uo-
,iun 90 increase the salaries OF thc Circuit
Jad.,.. .ad iu.i,aajcd tina; some of lisc
members ia iaror wee oNpocInG To Sue
ccci TO some of these Jud.c,lips. To
Ju'lSe> ia tai, State received only $50
year. aud had lee pa then own travel
il Z expenses. lIc NrcW great maul
law5c,> there WHO htd nothing ice do.
aad we're G, the verge Of Starvation. and
wolid Vet MAKE very good Jud-e>. Ia
view Of The multiplicity oI lawyers aud
the immense numbers Which ate being
TUNED cat in various schools and colleges
he pI tesed asainst m - M ar.stocratic
class of lawyer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-03
Edjf0riu and SeIected ITEMS.

The absence uf tic Editor mos, ot
the week, accounts for Il lack OF editorial
matter.
Tho town Schools in our District
close this week.
Sumner, has machine whiah can
make 1900 q tooth picksa minute and
vet can't I'LL it, orders
We call the attention oi our readers
TO thc advertisement Of Smi h. Donncll
Il Co.-.onc Of the leading firms of whole
sale Groccrs IN Portland Al goods sold
by them are warranted TO prove ~ r.,
commended.
-Plummcr has S,mc nice steel faced
Hat lions with palcul handles, which Go
away " it'll The p,cc~sily of u.ing holders.
Those who have uicd them say that they
are well worth The price only 20 cents
for those weighing pounds.
The Spring Torn of the High School
at No. Waterford, nill conference on .
Monday, March 9Th. under the iustrac-
ton Of W + Puslcr.
&C. W. Chase has been appointed
Postmaster at North Paris, in place Of l..
G.. Bates. removed
You gay the deceased settled here.
Wha, do You mean by that? well he
was born here, got married berc. and
they buried him here, and Il That wasn't
settling him I'm no Judge
The weather has been mild during
the week. and the snow, being Tim, has
melted in many places, aud nearly de-
,uoyed The slcigbng Nearer the SEA.
coast, wheels are used entirely.
The Kcnnebec Journal says every
change which has been made 10y NJ.
Baker in the revision ot The STATUTES has
been adopted ~ the legislature. Ia
each case 1t inHnd that the chang, were
essential to- he better understanding 81
The several acts.
Hon. David Ii,mmpn, Of Bethel and
Maj. u. r. lasting, OF Frycburg. have
recently purrIiagcd - tract oi timber
l,nh at Alfred upon which 9hcy are
operating the present wiltcr.
The Journal bear. it stated th1t in
the case Of smith ". Sclcclmcn of Hart
ford a decision has been made in favor Of
The town. Il viii he remembered HAT
the selcclmrn refused u i'sue the bond.
OF the loNn in aid Of the I. so. & road,
and lh- suit WAS brought to compel them
to ,lo 81.
Josiah Written, BuckGeld. has beer ap-
pointed Coroner; A. {. Morrison, Brown
field. and {. Il. Cummings. Norway,
Justices of the Pcrr ard Quoium.
-Dca. Jamca Wheeler, I'll Albany,
had severe shock ol numb palsy a sho.'
lime since, completely paralyzng the
right side and leaving him HpcecIfIc>s.
He WAS choiping in The wood, at The
time. Doubts OF his recovery IRE enter
lainc,h
The Portland Press leans that Oh
Wsdnc .day nigh, OF last week. The bu'iId-
/ ingS oi Mr. Downs. including house,
harm anil -heh. were disiro,cI 10y fire,
together with all their contents. Onc
hog WAS burned The tamily barely cs-
capped with their lives. Even the clothing
Ia cover thrm vi, consumed in .hc
aamr,. boss 5000; no insurance except
in the CINNAMON Insurance Company lpr
$500, and he company having failed
lhey cannot recover The Insurance.
On tie 2lst inst lcw individuals
hcnI Aliens Com,r Rlmlor,E. made Us
i short visit. m;.tins Us Gonauon ol
seyrIal cords o. excellent wood. WhLC
could have been more acceptable III this
Intensely cold we.Ahc? MANY thinks 10
The Donols. REV J. ELLIOT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-03

The New York sun has since March
1869 been a bitter enemy OF Gen Gr.u.
an 10 administration because the edit
ON ia chief Charles \. Dana. could uo;
be Collector ot New York. Thelc ass been
n, hiud abuse too low. no rumor too
malignant lor tn san to publish, and
tlis ii has daae undo, ,hr gui>e of indie
pendent journalism. Lately two OF ils
former editors have published "a pamphlet
entitled '',he Bier Bit. in which the dc.
tails OF a bargain are infinitely given, 10y
which lie sun has been sold for political
work in its line 10 Boss Tweed" Dur
ing the ltic canvass. it was under high
pal A. the ally of The Democratic party.
Tie statement of the writer OF the
Pamphlet are fortified by details which
carry conviction. This is independent
journalism with fury.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-03
Remarkable Ceres.

DR.. Ulann, OF Boston. who has made
so many wonderful cures of cases that
were supposed incHnble, viii be at the
Hotel in Norway. Friday Feb. 81, 10 re.
main one week only. Wherever the DR..
goes he rs crowded with pIjienls, ~ his
name aud tame are known everywhere.
The following r. from the Newport
Erpr,Ss. where the DE-. has been stopping
Tor = few weeks
IN. Urann is still IN town, and meet
ing with unparalleled Success. Iwoye1rs
>iucc sc lad urc:.. mn t. note several re-
nalkablr cures performed by HIM. Those
pri>nn, are slIil alive, living and power.
ml vim s.cs ~ hi, >Hut IN dAcctIug di>-
ease anFthcu apply ing the desired rem.
cdy.
We have Mis- week 10 record more
eases ~ rcmail able a those, Whlch have
come un,lcr ntu own observation, nnb
,Iul 81 man, ~ our riIlZrnS. The Dr.
has hecA han. during the pa-t week, and
na, treated a 9lc Il nGluhrr ct c.I>r> Sue
&c. lullV. bat u few deserve motc then
mere mention.
>. ft p.rr-on ol Coventry, who has
teen differing from iaurncS> Tor several
tuuAh, AMI unahle 10 Nalk except Us lh"
aid ul iwo rrutthc>, isitcd tie Dr., WI,
treated oucr. ted ht> two rrluchr, 10
oclhrr that he might cary lh'm home
morr easily. aikrd ibuul toe 'lllagc with
hi; wifi rs we'll ~ =, 90. ard ,h'p''I t"I l"r
home, happy. knr heNt day Ih"lr came
a Frtuchmiu. Whose nalDo We Viii not
attempt -. pcll ht boat isOn trcUrgcN lie,
walked with TWO canes Hud with the
yr.s,lc,l difficulty made hi, WAY uu stairs.
He WAS aralrd, AMI in - icW mumCuts
threw away III. rancs, walked down STAIR
As easily ~ ANY man. WIS - ,imbel aud
active IL colt and happy a. man could
he He had no money aud y - cured hY
the DIR. ircc. StHl another, Wm Hack.
Ell, ul Holland. Who for learS las been
laid un with disease OF the spine. and
81. CA np b, hi- physicians. MAS hroaght
here nnoH "a bed, treated, walked ahSut
the town. t.anre up into our pilice, and
having sceu all the sights. londrd up hi:
bed and went his way rejoicing. Ot tho
III ,nnei and ueans OF cure we have np;h-
ing Ia say.
rhc>e. rs well az the cascs before
are enaGkatic. We, u well
rs many others. haze sen people c"aIe
on cIinrhas aud bed, aud have srcn them
depart ~ healthy pcopc do.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-03
JfPricO Items.

TUESDAY the 9th inst, we organized a
Fa, mers' Club here
I;eni. w Stockwcll, President ScwclI
Cot. Benz. Storcr, VIM. NJ Blanchard
an J. w. Richards. Vice Presidents
H,nry W. Park, Secretary.
The meeting was addressed by VIM.
X. Green, Secretary of the East Oxford
A. icultural Society, Henry W. Pmk
an others.
TIE next meeting is to be held Feb. 4th
snl icct. winter Care and Management
Of Farm Stock"
We have thirteen members already.
SPARKS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-03

The case OF Representative Butler
Of Tennessee, was tried at Washington
in Tie Criminal Court ON an Indictment for
forgery There were six counts in the
Indictment. He waiycd an arraignment
ami pleaded not guilty. After the ex
animation of humber OF witnesses the
comi said there was not The slightest
foundation for prosecution and the jury
gave u verdict Of not guilty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-03
Otforo 1tmotrat.
PARIS. MAINE, FEB. 5, 1871.
STATE Temperance Contention.

Owing To the short notice at this con-
vcnlion. there was not a large attendance
from abroad. We have not time, this
week. To give Ia proceedings Gov.
Perham presided, and WAS received With
much applause. The committee of one
from each County, ON Resolutions. were
opposed Ia asking any new legislation at
this time, and reported resolutions re- At
firming former principles A resolution
offered bv Mr.. Carlton OF Portland, 10.
commenting imprisonment for the first
offence. was passed 10y the convention.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-03

-lI,u. Geo +. Tab I, late I. ;. Dis
ui,t Al,.sary, PEA. ,!-1c> 81 two column
communication in ,be PcpEnd Advert
ser. ur,AiuS "a very severe PERSONAL rcpiN
to sume sugg,sliou> IL thc Pres respect
in. hi, LOYALTY To The rel ua.;c.,n panty.
He. however, admits that hc believes "a
new party ouSh, TO &c lo'mcd IRON a
portion OF he republicans and democrats.
JuI denies that he received his uew ,igh,
"h,u he was called upon TO turn over BIZ
Official pe;4ui>iles % a successor. The
Pess ,c>poad> very sharply, repeating
.qarcly its iomgr charge, aud con~i-n-
ius 81 Ta.o; % tic tender care ot Col.
Adams ot 'he Argus, SAY the Lewiston
journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-03

Miss JUlia Colnau, OF Brooklyn, y.
Y. who has been lec,uring on Temper.
auce in our STATE, To great satisfaction.
delivered highly Instructive and culcr-
tanning lecture at ,hc Corel House. ON
"Wednesday evening". She Ica'vd the
inject scientifically amt spoke with
cloarne>> and t,rcr though SOME ct her
structures --~,on the Medical profession.
and the cbaractef ct alcohol, ~ a Iomodi-
al ascr, in disease. may toe excepted l.
w With tia; h,t Irc;urc> could ne heard
in al car towns. Tlr lecture drew out
4 ltrgrr auGi,nre IhAu lcmmon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-03

The Norway Messenger says part OF
the machinery Tor the new PAPER mill
which is to he put in operation IN that
village by the Mcssrs. Parsons, has ar
rived
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-03

--McsslS. Natcito;.sc K NJ, Zen of the
DrNiL House. Lewiston; received from
James NJ. Wing OF Wayne, on Saturday.
IA tuFke!S, weighing IL round'. One
OF lhe,n weighed, after being dressed, IS
pounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-03

LAW CoURT Decisions trom Oxford
Coumty cases. The following decision
has bern announced from the LAW Court,
from the eases entered and argued. It,
Portland in July hast, viz
Edward A. Liulc. Administrator OF
Edward L. Little, late Of Auburn, VS..
Thomas Tburston. Plaintiff nan. suit
Gibson. Foster.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-03

AFFECTIONS OF THE CHEST AND THROAT.
PcsronS afflicted, howercr Sli gh.IH. With
any weakness OF the Chest OF Throat. IN
volying either LaynX, rra.hca, BIon-
chial Tubes, and the Lungs Themselves,
should. on the first symptom, commence
with FELLOWS COMPOUND SYEUP OF liz
PoPHosoPHITEs. ~ by IL use, disease "i
those organ, (cven Consnnpiin ~ MS
primary stage) Mc speedily cured ana
more alarming symptoms prevented
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-02-03

February came in quite like March.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-23

I'URNplKE LAW for Frederick couD-
ty, passed by the General Assembly Of
Maryland, at the January Session, 1870,
Chapter g.
AN ACT to authorize the County Com
missioncrs of Frederick county to subscribe
to the Stock Of Turnpi &c Companies i'll said
county
SECTION /. BE it tnacted By tile General
.Is~mLyJ .Naryu"d, That whenever three
tfthS of the Capital Stock Of any Turnpike
Company in Frederick county, chartered
and organized since the first day OF Janua-
ry, \. ID. ISIS, or to be hereafter organized
shall have been subscribed for and taken by
responsible, Jouu .ide Stockholders, the
County Commissioners of said county are
hereby authorized and empowered to sub
scribe for such portion of the remaining
two-tiiths of the said Capital Stock as in
their discretion may be deemed proper, IN
the name and for the benefit Of said county,
and shall he entitled to be represented at
all meetings of the Stockholders of said
Company, by tie County Commissioners
for the lilnc being, or by such person or
persons as may bc duly authorized by them
provided said road or roads SO subscribed to
Shall be graded for width of twenty feet,
fourteen Of which shall be covered Will!
stone Of An average depth Of nine inches;
provided also, That in accordance with
the provisions Of Article 3, Section "a Of
the Constitution this Act Shall be published
IN the newspapers printed in said county.
for two months before the next election for
members of the House of Delegates, and
shall also be approved by a majority of all
the members elected to each House of the
General Assembly, at its next session after
said election.
SEC ,. Ind be it tnoctrd, That the
County Commissioners of the said county
are hereby authorized to issue the Bonds
of the county to the amount Of the Stock
so subscribed and 10 negotiate said Bonds
upon the most favorable terms, provided
they shall not he sold for less than par, and
the said County Commissioners are author
iZed to levy upon the aSSeSsablc property
of the county an amount sutcicn, to pay
the annual interests upon said Bonds and
the principal ut maturity
SEC. g. ind b. 1t tndrtrd That this Act
shall take effect from the date of its passage
County papers will each publish the
above Act for two months, and upon the
completion Of its publication send a ccri-
fled copy to the Office Of the County Com.
mssionrrS for Frederick county. BY order,
aug 2G-2m JOHN NEED, Clerk.
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FAR MERS!

1fyou desire to raise more Wheat to the
acre, and a finer quality, use
Ramsburg's Excelsior Plant Food
as it is the best Fertilizer in the market, not
only by Chemical analysis, but by cvid,l {
ccs given us by numerous Farmers Of Fred
crick, Carroll and Washington counties
who have used it and tested it by the sid,
Of other Fertilizers. 1t not only maturcr
and increases the yield, but is a pcrmancnt
improvcr of impoverished soils, that have
had all of their Plosphoric acid, Lime, Pot
ash and Soda abstrrctcd by ovcr-croppns
This Fertilizer furnishes to the CROWN :,
crop Phosphoric Acid in a solllabIc stat
Potash, Soda and Nitrogen; it is manu-
featured by us from Raw Bone and Bon.
Phosphate dissolved in Sulphurc Acid TIT,
use of Sulphuric Acid is to convert Tie
Phosphate of Lime into a soluable or acid
Phosphate of Lime ly which the growin&
crop is furnished in its growth. The NOR
acid Phosphate of Lime a Fertilizer has,
the better will be the crop where it is ap.
piled, i'll head and fine quality of the grain
Phosplatrd Wheat will always command
higher price in the market than that with
out it. SO Farmers call upon us and We
will furnish you with an article that You
will he proud of. The Fertilizer is in cx-
ccllent condition for drilling.
c2'" Price $50 per ton.
We have also an excellent article called
RAMSBURG'S
Ammoniatcd Supcr-Pbosphate of Lime,
Price $45 per ton.
Give us 4 call and We will show YOU how
Phosphatcs are tested.
RAMSBURG, MILLER & CO.,
Railroad Depot,
aug 19-f Frederick City, Md.
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lP'GSH sHssllsst i.s9ypO1sSY
PUBLIC SALE.

JNHE subscriber will sell at Public Sale
l. on the premises, on
Monday, the I'd dog of October, 1871
at I o'clock and IS minutes, p. NJ, a very
desirable town property, situated on Car
roll Street, Mcchanicstown, Md.
The lot fronts So feet by 155 feet back to
an alley 1S feet wide, and is improved with
a LARGE and SUBSTANTIAL ~
DWELLING, OUT-BUILDlNGS, #o9##
superior Water, Fruit, &c. 1l-4
Everything new and in order. This pro.
pcrty is considered by many the most desi
rable in the town. Persons wishing to pur.
chase nice home should pay attention, Il.
the property will positively be sold on that
day
SALE ABOVE BOARD.
TERMS.-IIalf cash. balance in and IL
months. or all cash at the option of the pur,
chaser.
For further information apply to or ad.
dress the subscriber,
j. G. MARTIN,
sep cts Mcchaliicstown, Md.
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PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Real Property.

10y virtue Of an order of the Orphans
ID Court of Frederick County, the un-
dcrSgncl as surviving executor of David
Morrison, deceased, will sell nj Public Sale,
on the premises, ON the public road leading
from Emmittsburg To York Station four
miles from the former place
On Turs7un tie Sd day Of October,
1871 lat 2 O CLOCK, ?. NJ.
4 T. 4 L ", containing $50 ACRES,
more or less. The Improvements consist OF
a two and a half story LOG HOUSE.
a wcalhcrhoardcd with back build,
H. inc attached Il large stone Dairy
-A.k-4 with never failing spring of good
water passing through it, Il good BARN
with Sheds all around, and all necessary
outhuildinrS. There are three never fail
ing springs Of good water near the dwell
ing A fine thrifty orchard Of choice fruit
in full bearing. This farm is laid out il
fields convenient TO the Barn with running
water in most Of them. There is 40 acre:
Meadow. There is also on this farm ;
good Tenant House and Stable, with
never failing spring of water near TIT
house convenient to Mills, Smith Shops
School House and Churches.
TERMS Or SAFE as prescribed by III
Couu-Onc third cash. to he paid on TIN
day of sale, or on the ratification thcrcO
bv the Court the balance in two equal an
nual payments, with interest from the da,
of Sale: the purchaser or purchasers civ
ing their notes with approved security.
-" Possession will be given on TIL
list of April, 1872
WIN. b. MORRISON,
Sept 0-ts* Surviving Executor.
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,ood for the Fair, will be given to the En-

good for the Fair, will be given to the Ex'
hibitOr.
Czy" No disordcrly conduct Of any kind
gambling, or the sale of spurious liquors
will be permitted The Sheriff of the co
as Chief Marshal, with an ample number
of Assistants, will be upon the grounds to
preserve order Booths, granting the pri'
vlege of selling on the grounds during the
Fair, will be sold at Auction, at the Soci,
cty's Office on the grounds, on Saturday
the 23d day of September, at 2, p. NJ.
AUGUSTUS SlIRlVER, Prcs't
VIM A. McKELLlP, Sccy.
Sent. 9-4W
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HYM en- EAL.

On the 1oth instant, at the Glade ParSon-
are hv Rev. A. II. Krcmcr, WILLIAM f.
JTCKETT. VI. d., to Miss EMMA SEA-
SAN, both of Lcwisiown, in this county,
On the 14th instant, by Elder ID. p. Say
]cr at his residence, Double Pipe creek,
WN c. MIRRITT, of Carroll county, to
Miss CATHARINE WlLlllDE, near this
place.
On the Bis, nltimo at the Lutheran Par
sonocc; in the city Of Frederick, by DIR.
Dichl, Mr.. WIN. -. STONE to Miss Ell
LEN KREPS, both Of this county.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-23

ENRESH DRUGS-Thc subscriber has
~ on hand and is constantly receiving IL
supply Of FRESH DRUGS and MEDI-
ClNES, which he offers for sale ON pleas
ing terms. Call and see
Dr. GEO. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
sept 23-tf Water street
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A BAND OF MUSIC

will he present each day. Admitance so
CENTS. Children over 10 years of age,
% CENTS. Season Tickets, $l.OO--
Checks will be given at the Gate. A charge
of 500 will be made at the time Of cii-
tcHng the articles, but FREE JICkET,
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p 1T @ $ p II A .. 4 rs.
Farmers HOW is Tire time 10
Improve your Land.

We have just received the following
qualities Of superior phoSphatcs:
Magnum Bonum
Baugh's Raw Bone;
Empire Bone;
Ground Raw Bone
Wilson & Suffers.
For sale Ivy
CHEW & STOCKSDALE,
aug. loft Agents.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-23
For Judge of the Orphans
COurt-.lS11.

LEW IS NJ. I ii O NJ a 5.
cTg~ Subject to the Decision OF the Dem
ocratic Conservative County Convention
of Frederick County.
aug "6-tnom
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

um- Chas. J. Yingling, of the firm
of J. Yingling e. SOP, Wholesale and Re
,nil Cash Dealers in Dry Goods and No
lions, Westminster, Md, is now in New
York, buying Fall and Winter Goods.
Call and see them. sept 23-lt
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a VALUABLE FARM.

containing 50 ACRES, more less. About
= acres are in good Timber, the balance
cleared land. This farm is situated ON
Hunting Creek. I miles South of Mrchan-
irstown, and adjonS the lands of David :.
Fror, .Ionn Firor and others. The above
farm is improved with a two-slory "A
S'TONE HOUSE, H.
containing convenient rooms, G--A@4
5ank Barn, Wagon Shed, Carriage House,
Corn Crib, Smoke House. Spring House.
and all necessary out buildings needed on &!
farm, There are also two very fine Springs
of Water within fifteen yards f the kitchen
door. There is also an abundance of Fruit
of all kinds on the farm, and it is within !!
mile of Lime kiins, School House and ,,rist
Mill
Terms Of Sale as prescribed by the Court,
are: Onc-lhirl ON the first day Of April,
1872. the balance in two equal annual pay
mcntS, by the purchaser giving his, her or
their notes with approved security, hearing
interest from date Possession given on the
LIST of April 1872 Persons wishing TO view
the property can do 50 10y calling on the
undersigned residing thereon.
JAMES p. UARBAJGH,
aug HG.tS Executor
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- r | V A Y Z S A l. Z.

- RI V A 7 Z S A l. Z.
TIE subscriber offers at Private Sale
the FARM upon which formerly resided
situated about 3 miles South of Mt. st
Mary College, 3 miles North of the West
rrn Maryland Railroad, on Me upper noun
tain road, adjoining the lands of Abraham
:. Gents, Thco. Pcddicord and Others The
farm contains,
FORTY ACRES,
- of which is cleared land under good
cultivation, the balance well set with coco
Chestnut and Oak TIMBER. The land is
all under good fencing. The Improvement,
consist of a comfortable
TWO STORY LOG HOUSE,
containing five large rooms, with kitchen
attached; good Barn, Wagon Shed, anG
other out-buidings There is "a
Young Orchard Of Choice Frat,
and fine Spring near the house. Any in
formation in regard to the property, and
terms of sale, can be had of Abraham +
Roddv, agent, living near Mcclancstown
or from the subscriber.
aug. 19-2m MARY ANN MULLEN.
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PUBLIC SALE.

rINIIE subscriber, as Executor Of Hannah
Webster, deceased will offer at Pub,
lie Sale, on the premises, on
.ra'Wdcy, tie 23d Of September, 1871
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-23

To the Voters of Frederick No"mtY
IN response to call through tn" public
prints, and at the urgent solicitation OF
numerous friends, | offer myself as a can
Iida,c for Sheriff, subject to the decision of
the next County Convention of the Demo
cratic Conservative Party, and respectfully
solicit the aid of my friends in obtaining
the nomination. 1,,.,
may 2O-tf DAVID u. Nhi7E'
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TERMS TO CLUBS.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY Sun,

Five copies, one year, separately addressed:
Four Dollars.
Ten copies. one vcar, separatey addressed (and
on extra copy to the Eetter up 81 ciubl.
Eight Dollars.
Twenty comics, one year, separately addressed
(and an extra copy to the eettcr up OF clnb).
Fifteen Dollars.
Fifty copies one year, to one address tand tho
Semi. eckly one year to gettcr mp of club,
Thirty.thrce Dollars.
F,ftt comics, one year. separately addressed (and
the Semi. Weekly one year 10 gcttcr un OF club,
Thirty.fve Dollars.
One hundred copies one year. to one address
land the Daily for one year to the getter up OF
club. Fifty Dollars.
One hundred copies. one year. separately ad.
dressed tanG the Daly for one year to the getter
mn OF club, Sixty Dollars.