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CHANGE OF sCHEDULE.SRNsi

The fast and elegant side-wheel steamer PALI.
SADIE. Captain CHARLES NELSON, win leave
her wharf at tPowhatan Steamboat Cempany's
shsd) Rockets for Kings Mill and all landings on
James river att O'Clock A. II. every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. Returning, Will
leave Kings BILL every MONDAY, WEDNES
DAY, and FRIDAY ut 8 O'Clock A.. ~. touch
Ing ut al the regular landings on the river.
Au freight to way Iandin1s must 5besprepstd
Thursday's trips 10 Chckahominy river df3con-
tinued. ~ -;
board, or 20 Wa. T. BREIi. fRsna5
seso Powhatan Steamboat heds.
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9 S s ssg A $3.50 "a a,sassssEas
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LIN FIRST GLASS end EMIGRAET TICKETS
c. n be procured ct all the principal railroad Of.
ices for LOUISIANA and TaXA4 at reduced
rates, m aking l'ose connections ct Mobile with
Norgan'B line for New Orleans and Galveston,
avofSiHgs all transfers and hotel penses.-.Eor
further inform atton, apply TO j. r. JUSTlS,
oc Sam No. o Fifteenth street, Bichmo1id. z
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING DONE
~ GEEAE At THIS E3ICE
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THE SHIPPERS POPULAR ROUTE.
SELMA, ROME AND DALTON RAILROAD,
AND ITS ..
CONNECTIONS FORM THE GREAT sOUTn
-, WESTERN FAST-FREIaHT LINE
TO
MONTGOMERY, SELMA,
SACOLA, MERIDIAN,
MOBILE, JACKSON,
...,, NEW ORLEANS, VICksBURG,
--~-- TEXAS
And intermediate points. Through rates guarsn.
teed. OyeIcharges promptly adjusted by agents \:
points of delivery.
In ordering shipments, ask your shippers to give
direction by this route. to insure quick transit
Mark each package vie Lynchburg. and s. r
and y. r., and ship from Danvlle depot.
u. G.. BARNb Y, Gen'l sup't
W. 9. MCFLwArN, Geu'l FIT Ag'l, Palons, Ala.
1 JOHN M. WHY, Travel'g gent al's3n
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V1oBACCo CARPET FELT, +
- FOR LINING UNDER CARPETS. -! i
A SURE PRoTEoTIoN AGAINST MOTHS;

! This IS simply our Yirgtaia cssns FIBRE Paper,
with twenty per cent. Of tobacco SEEMS txed VIII
the hbre In process OF manufacture theraby
making perfect pr ote elton against moths. Costs
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NATIONAL LlNE-ST l. AM @KFh
LIyERPOt,L, The FIRST. class steamships vI this
line sail from pier II North river, New York,
every SAT UHDAY.
OueensowG, or London. direct, afs and $s5; ste
age, SIS payable in currency. From Liverpool.
T Tons CHI, oieerass, $50 currency.
Passtngers booked to or from other points in
England or the continent at che tp rates.
FOR further infornatip0, apply at the ONCE or
tho company to T. w. j. HURST, Manager,
80 69Broadway, New York, or 10
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent
az 6-sm Governor street Richmond. Va.
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6fHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
.ORDAD.-On and after SEPTEMBER lsr,
PASSENG TRAINS leave Richmond lSun.
DAYS excepted) as follows !:
$50 A. M.-MAIL TRAIN for The White Sui.
phur Springs, connecting 1t Gordonsgille " IN tha
Orange, Alexandra and MANASSAS train iur
Washington and North. and Lynchburg and South.
1886 p. M.-ACCOMMODATiOE TkAlN tor
Gordonsvtlle, except on Saturday, on which lay IL
leaves ats P. d. This train connects At Goiuons-
Vile with the night rains on the Orsnge. AeLan,
dria and Manaseas railroad for LYECHBUke
and WASHIN GTON. se4.Ttar
Through tickets, at low rates, sold to all poino
Northwest and Southwest. rt
Steerege tickets from Liverpool. Queenstown,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, Hsyre, Rotter.
dam, Bergen, Copenhagen, and Gotbenourg; 10
all points on this road can be boughs or the 1e-
neral Ticket Agent a. Richmond, or can DC o.
dered through any srktion agent on the ROAD.
Further Information may pe oobalned ~ tho
.cornpauy's Offices. tr-,f.ssf sys.ss -s.
r, No Passenger Trains are rum on Sundays:,,
+" ..s.'-, ..-.i,s-...e.. A. Fl. PERRY,
General Superintendent
|, JAMES r.. NRrNKsLAND, Genu Ticket ASs-
No
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EAIxaoAn llsxs.
Ill M sss
R1CHMOND AND
1900 YORK RTyEa gArLpo,r
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE. lrro,.
MODATIONS UNSURPASSED ~"oA'

Passenger Train leaves Richmond ds,., ..,
fSundays exceptedj At r. n, counectinc a. LILY
Point with the Grst.class steamers FksTFTpsai
CITY! and DANIEL WEBSTER touckin. =, m ny
river landings and arriving In Baltfmnrsn AT ~ the
following Rorning in time to connect MIN tra; ;s
= THR0TGH TICKETS AVID BAGo.ox
CHECKED TO ALL POINTS. 4" ~
DAYS for West Point only. Do''
, Steamer leaves Pier No. 10, ~ LIGHT sTPrpr
BALTIMOEE. daily tSundlyS exceptedl M o.
H., arriving In Richmond tie following morn,n,
at IL HH
By this line passengers enjoy good pisbt,s .s,,
Freight Train, with passenger car a.tsobed"
leavee daily tMondzys excepted) at a. M.
:. Freighs received daily, carefully handled An,
NoKERosENE OIL TRANSPORTED OVER
THIS LINE. ""
Through bills oflading given to oil points.
FARE:
From Richmond 10 Baltimore.
From Richmond to Philadelphia. ........ az
From Richmond TO New forx.........,. 10 ~
From Richmond 10 Boston, all rail (. ON New
From Richmond 10 Boston via The 9ound.... Is ,;
- : DA'''''e "N ''' WIZ. n. 8RXGi. SaD, :"
j. l.. TAYLOR, Ticket Agent, Richmond.
8. G.GRAsTY. General agent, Baltimore. sell
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'.,H RIcHMoND, Va, October 80, 1871.
A SPECIAL SETTING OF THE
IA. STOCKHOLDERS GF THE RICaMOND
RAIL Way COMPANY fs called by tie Board or
Directors to meet at the Office of the cHmpen ny, II
the CITY OF Richmond, Va, on The BOTH DA1 or
NOVEMBER, 1871, at IL O'Clock NJ, for the trans
&c al I'd. 80 -. g. G. HOYT. President
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s,l, TWO -poLLARs TO A ROOM.
The ordinary carpet paddings are perfect moth
nests, end whtn used the felf should be put over
them, or the felt may be used alone. 4,
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MEETINGS q.

OFFICE OF THE WEST "t;ctoher soth, 1871.
r,Dp STOCKHOLDERS OF THE WEST
LAND CoMeANY are he fee sft Do
ths the ness viii be At the once
hsrs ss 81 ssin at nen n the county
%sm o Sn ss Ssr r ssSs
third M9ha"s fuil meeting OF the stockholders in
nS tpsoess of mneR cde
nnce TO the Im.s' JOHN POLLARD.
at s secretsrv Of the West Poins Land Company.
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AS lCHMCND AND Ian VILE HALL.
"a ROAD-Or and after JULY 18TH, ISL.
t GOING WEST:
Train No. Through Passenger, leaves R!ch-
Dangile ct l1:os A. FL; arrives 1t Greensboro :,
Train 10. (Lynchburg eassenser) leaves Rich.
mond daily st sls A. n; arrives at Lynchburg st
Train No. Is (rreight and Accommodation
leaves Richmond ut sos 2. NJ; arrives ut Burke
vile at s:54 2. 81. (sropping 1T all way stat!ons)
S TFn i no. il Througn Mall and Exprcss leaves
Richmond daily at 2:40 p. d.; leaves DanyiLe
daily at lot4 P. n; arrives at Greensboro daily
:" GOING EAST:
Train No. Il (I,hrough Nail and EIpress) leaves
dsiIS At 10 Nj sayes R S.1
Train 10. Through Passenger, ea7es Greens.
boro' daily except Sundays al 1905 A. ~. Leaves
Danyile al 1:27 r. M; arrives az Richmond II. sd
Train No. 10 Hynchburg Passenger leaves
Lynchburs daily ut $50 A. IL; leaves Bufks7iile
st p. n; arrives ct Richmond * 1 Z. n.
Train No, lesyes Bnrkey.le ago a; d; ar u.
way stastoDs) daily Except Sundays).
Trains Nos. and II connect 81 Greensboro with
Trains on North Carolins Railroad for all points
South.
with Train on Atlantic, Mtssfsippl, and osio
Railroad for all points Southwest and South.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points south s1d
s9u5haest can be psoGpfse Il ne 3D. tsse: 9nfs 70
lantic, Mississippi ard Ohio railroad, No. 1873
Main street. Richmond. "
II Papers that have arrangements TO advertise Tie
sSse OF this e096pi aE W. s Ms sssfe 251
i General Freight and Tleket Agent
| T. 81. r. ,TALcoTT, Spg'r and Snpt. AZ q
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HO! FOR YOUR SELECT
SUEER2 QYSTERSI

II GORGE ". GREEN, Water street,
VI Mcchanicstown, announces to his nu-
merous friends and the public, that he is
constantly receiving from Baltimore the
scsl and freshest OYSTERS, which he will
bervc up in every stylc-stewcd, fried or
scolloppcd. He will also sell them by the
pint, quart or gallon, or by the hnshcl in
The shell He keeps on hand Bologna Sa'l-
sage. Dried Beef Cheese, Potatoes, Flour
Bacon, Fish, Mackrrr, Herring, Dried
Herring, Salt, Coal Oil, Old and Young
Tyson, Imperial and Black Tea, Washing
and Toilet Soap, Spices, Pepper in Grain,
Ground Cloves ind All>pic", Cinnamon
Bark, Ground Nmmrgs. Dried Fruit
Beans, Currants, Stove Polish, Envelopes
Coffee Essence. Matches. Lead Pencils
Matches. Candies. Steel Pens, Cakes and
Candies of all kinds, Smoking Tobacco
Cigars, Cups, Cider and DR.. Bates Ccle-
hra,rl Tonic Beer, Boot Backing, and
Confectionery of all knlS-applcs, cakes
nuts, li-~, dates lemons raisins, chcstnuis
coroanut-, etc. etc
~" Highest price paid for apples and
country produce,
II" invite, his friends 10 give him call
nov 4lf
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In North Carolina folks have their
own collins ready made in their hou-
SEES
Warriaqes.

On the 9th of November, at ST. Martins
church, in the City of Baltimore, by the
Rev. DIR. Foley, A. l.. BARRY, of En-
mtsburg, to ELLA, eldest daughter of
VIM. Smith, of Baltimore.
On the 2lst ultmo, at the Dill House,
WILLIAM T. HOW ARD to Miss MARY
p. POFFlNBERGER, both of Catoctin
Furnace, this county
On Tuesday, the osth Nov, at Mt st,
Mary's Church, by Rev Father Henry s.
McMurdic, Mr.. JOSEPH STORM to Miss
SOPHIA IRONS, both of Enmitsbury
District.
AT Mt. st. Mary's Church, Nov 5, by the
Rev. Father Wnttcrson, Mr.. GEORGE
SLATE to Miss CATIlARlNE KRElTZ
both Of this county.
On the Odd instant, in Frederick. by the
Rev, Osborne lngle, DR.. Il. A. OULD, of
New York, 10 Miss ALICE MciANA-
HAN, Of Frederick.
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w Kite HI ALL

tE" STILL IN FULL BLAST! K,
4 .NtW Feature introduced
INlIE subscriber has made arrangements
l TO keep constantly on hand
FRESH PORK, FRESH SAUSAGE
FRESH BEEF, NICE SURLOIN..
Wholesale and Rrtail-and cut to suit
CUSTOMERS he has Just returned from Bal
,imorc, is receiving and will keep for sale
Sweet and Irish potatoes; y full assert
mcnt of Confectionery of every dcscrip.
ton; figs, nuts, raisins, etc; etc; Cheese
and Bologna Sausage. Oysters. Fruit, APP
pies, rtc pcrtumcric> of AL kinds;
Mems and Ladies' Gauntlcts and Gloves;
llandkcrchirts; fowls; Latest style OF
Gcntlcmrn's Collars; EHELRI of tn,
latest and most tHncitul styles; Notions OF
all kinds: Ladies' and GcntIemcns llo,
sery cotton and worstcd Putt Warmers
Spool Cotton of all kinds for Sewing Ma
chimes, etc
He will keep his stock up TO the times
and sell cheap for CASH
- After next Thursday, 23d instant
he will keep on hand and receive regularly
every day FRESH FISH of the very best
quality, which he will sell and pcddlc out
to customers.
He respectfully asks the public to call at
White Hall, near the Depot
GEO. W. STOCkSDALE.
nov 1Stf
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Hraths.

On Wednesday, the ED of November
Mr.. DANIEL ElLEls, aged about So
years. His remains were Inferred in the
Lutheran Burial Ground at Utica.
AT the residence of his brother, Cornc-
Illus Ridge, on Hunting creek. Crcagcrs.
town District, GREENBERRY RIDGE,
lacking eight days to complete his s5,h
year. He died on the cath of November.
On the 26th of November, at Graccham,
JACOB GERNAND, aged "A years and &
months.
AT Emmtsburg. on the eth of Novcm-
Der. CHARLES Shirley, aged about
- years,
On the 18th of Nov in Mycrsvillc, of
paralysis, after few days illness, CATH
ARlNE LlNEBAUGH, wife of the late
Jonathan Limbaugh, aged 50 years and &c
days.
On the Goth ultimo at the Point of Rocks
of consumption, MANZILLA WALTER,
aged - years 3 months and l6 days, daugh-
ter of John and Margaret Walter
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The Fair for the Episcopal
CHIRCH Nv OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

CHANGED TO DEC. 9TH, It'll AND STn.
Mrs J. B. Avirctt, Mrs. Dr. Mcpherson
Mrs Mary b. Dorsey, Miss Halle Kunkcl.
CoNFEBTIoNARY TABLE.
Mrs. Mary WacSche, Miss Mary knnkel.
Miss Emily Thompson, Miss Amanda or
LUNCH TABLE.
Mrs Martin Seton, Mrs. Is. II. Dorsey.
Miss Augusta Thompson, Mrs. Iightncr.
FANCY TABLE.
Mrs Mary Dorsey, Mrs. Mclaughlin,
Miss Halle Kunkcl, Miss Kate Foreman,
Miss Enma Dorsey.
TREASURER.
Mr. Henry Foreman.
COMMITTEE on ROOM.
Mr.. George W. Foreman, Buchanan Nc
Phcrson, John kunkcl and Charles Kun
KEEL.
The several Committees will gratefully
receive any Contributions of Fancy Work
articles for the Lunch and Confectionery
tables, as well from persons living in thin
tollllltIlltN, lis NUN llC WIN isHCiS "
the enterprise of building an Episcopa
Chapel in Notwithstanding in tho
cities Of Baltimore Washington and Fred
crick, and ;hc communities in and arounC
IIagr'stown a..d Westminster, and indcc,
from all persons disposed to help us.
Time of Fair changed to Wednesday
Thursday and Friday nights, Dee. oh I'll
and Sth. as some of the Committee wi, bt
absent from the Parish during the Christ
mas holidays.
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y u BLIC S A L +

The subscriber will offer nt Public Sale
at his residence, near Mt. st. Mays Col
lcgc on the road leading to Mcchanicstown
I'm NOND.A Y, December 4, 1871
at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, the following articles
of personal property, viz:
SIN HEAD OF WORK HORSES,
Broad Tread Wagon. in good ordrr
IluckHicr Wagon; Spring Wagon; Fal.
ling Top Buggy, nc"rT new; set Buggy
Harness; > Barsh ar Flows; lIarrows
Shovel Plows; Double Shovel ditto; |
Grain Drill; I Hay Rake; l Wheat Fan,
3 Wagon Beds, 4 log chains, . fifth claims
But chains, breast chains, 2 Strctcl,crs, sin
Gle trees, 2 sets brccchhands, 3 sets front
gears, = sets harness; ONE cow Ilcif-
crs. Brood Sow; large Cookstoyc and
fixtures; , wagon saddles Also,
1000 FEET OF WALNUT BOARDS,
seasoned; and many other articles too nut
mcrous TO mention. Terms made known
on the day of sale.
JOHN Il. PEDDICORD.
HENRY II. HARRIS, Auct.
nov 25-tS
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TIE subscriber offers st Private Sale
the FARM upon which formerly resided
situated about . miles South of Mt. st
Mary College. 3 mile, North Of the West
rrn Maryland Railroad, on thcupprr noun
tain road, adjoining the lands of Abraham
:. Gents. Thco. Prdlicord and OthcYS The
farm contains,
fUHTy .ArHL'N.
81 Of which is cleared land under good
cultivation. the balance well set with COED
Chestnut and Oak TIMBER The land is
all under good fencing. The Improvements
consist of a comfortable
TWO STORY LOG HOUSE.
containing five large rooms, with kitchen
attached; good Barn. Wagon Shed, and
other ont buildings. There is
louq Olrhm1 Of Choice Fruit,
and fine Spring near the house Any in.
formation in regard to the property, and
terms of sale, can hc had of Abraham +
Roddy agent living near Mcchancstown
or from the subscriber.
aug. l9.2m MARY ANN MULLEN.
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FAMILY BlBL rs,

FAMILY BIBLES,
in elegant bindings the best assortment in
Frederick; POCKET BIBLES, in Velvet
and Morocco bindings;
HYMN AND PRAYER BOOKS.
Splendid Photograph Albums, from -
cents to $50; fine Portfolios; Backgammon
and Checker Boards; Chess Men; Domn"s,
etc.. etc; Microscopes and Magic Lanterns,
Stcrcoscopcs and Plates; Gents Canes.
MUSICAL INSTRl' MENTS.
Musical Boxes, Niolins Flulinas, Accor-
dcons, Flagcolrts, Clarioncts, Guitars, BAN
los, Flutes Fifcs, dc.
DOLLS AND TOYS,
India. Rubber, China, Wax and Common
Dolls, g.; Doll Bodies. Wood, Tin, Iron
and other Toys, in endless variety Doh
Houses, etc. etc.
BOYS SHEDS, DRTNS,
GINS, UOBBI HORSE'S,
CHAIR HORSES BILkS,
PROPELiEHN, .1ND
FIVE BR.1SS UORN.s.
Ladies', Gents and Boys Skates
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sN" STOVES! STOVES ! THE
Winter and cold weather is coming. Mr.
JOSIAH 5. MARTIN, Timer Water street
has just received a full supply of latest pat.
terms of stoves Paror and Cooking stoves
Of all sizes, Spouting and iobbing done at
the shortest notice. A full supply of Tin.
ware always on hand. lie invites the pub.
lie to call and examine for themselves
Oct. 2S-4 W.
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BOOTS ~ S,ErD3S,
l. u TrL-/ No

II EEPS constantly ON HAND the
IN cheapest and best stock of BOOTS
and SHOES to be found in Mechanics
town. He also manufactures to order
BOOTS IND .SIIOES. His long expe-
ricncc in the business enables him to give
general satisfaction to those who favor him
with their custom. Store and shop on
Main street, near the Square.
july 15-2m#
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given to the crrdi-
II tors of JOHN JORDAN, late of
frederick county, deceased, tina, they will
present their claims duly authenticated tc
the subscriber on or before the lst of .)nr,u
AIRY, 1872, for payment and settlement al
indebted are warned to pay up bv that
time, AS the Estate must he closed and NJ
longer indulgence will be given,
CATllARlNE JORDAN.
Administrators
HENRY WAGNER, .Agcu' no l9.3w
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T T III nv II " Nv TIT UOVD :
I HAVE the pleasure Of informing my
| friends and the public generally, that
have returned from the city with a full
stock of
+ ALL AND WHIT Err GOODS
which will sell cheap for G II, or to
punctual customers ON short credit.
tsF Thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to me, hope by strict
attention to business TO merit cOntnu.
ancc of the same.
eT- Country produce taken in exchange
for goods
FREDERICK WHITE.
Oct. 81 If
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GO TO THE DEPOT If YOU

GO TO THE DEPOT If YOU
WANT Z'O BUY G f. 4 p.
C,HEW & STOCKSDALE now offer
~ Groceries, Flour, Bacon, Lard, Hard
ware, Paints, Oil, Glass, Putty, Carpenter
Tools, Sc, &c.
ALSO-AIill Feed, Corn and Rye Chop,
Oats, Corn, Potatoes Timothy and Clover
Seed, &c, &c.
The highest prices in CASH for grain of
all kinds.
aa5' Give us call if you wish fresh and
good articles, rs we are determined to sell
at the lowest figure G s. 5.
Sept. 20, 1S1l-tf
For the matter of the No. 1924 Equity.
Report of Sales of j. In the Circuit
Biggs, Trustee of w. Court for Frcdc-
G. LanderS rick County.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all
persons who are creditors Of William &.
Landers, prior to the first day Of April
1871, to file their claims, properly proven,
with the Clerk of the Circuit Court for
Frederick County, on or before the 22nd
day Of December, 1871, otherwise they
may be debarrcd from participation in the
distribution of the trust fund
FRED. j. NELSON,
nov 25.4w Auditor.
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pR4SG,c FINE CHRONOS =.

Also, Large Framed Pictures; Masks OF
every description; Bird CAGES, DC
DIARIES FOR 1872.
TEL have in store the largest and hest
assortment of Fancy Good to he found
outside the large cities. Prices ar" Do,'"
Dnwy DOWN, and goods arc rhrarT M""
,,yr. Cali before you purchase elsewhere
snd see my stock. ,,
Can while the stock is large and unbrokcn
and avoid the large crowds usually found
At the near approach of the Holidays.
Don't WATT until all the fne ano
,,nr,ihI ooods nrc uonc-srlcct them now
and have them laid by for You. ,,...
In fine, if You want to sec rcai ~ | =.
,sloD" cali at SMITHS "TEMPLE or
FANCY." and will be @raliilrd.
GOODS SO CHEAP, You cannot hrlr
Nm, purchase. Respectfully. &c.
'' DAVID +, SMITH,
50 y. Market street.
Dec , If Frcdrrck, Md.
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Oct. 2OM, 1871,

SECOND ARRIVAL OF WINTER
GOODS!
CONSISTING of Prints, Cassinetts
u Ladies' Knit Woollcn Hoods and
Breakfast Shawls; Gents and Boys Hats
and Caps, Shoes, &C., &c. AT
&. II. JOIINSON'S,
Cheap Store OH the Corner
October 21-4w
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\ l.WilS sparkling with interesting
\ Stories, Poems, Music, Puzzles, Tray
els, Games and other Pleasing Features,
all PROrt SELY ILLUSTRATED, and
calculated 10 am,sr. instruct. and elevate
the taste Of the Young, and make their lives
useful, truthful and happy.
Single copies 10 cts. post free. Yearly,
81 or with Il choice of the following beat
titul and valuable premium, to each sub
-crihrr, for 20 cts. extra: Il Tine ParlOr
Chrome, worth -, or two interesting Jul
vrnic Books, honnd in cloth and gilt,
worth $40, po.t-trrr; or n fine pearl
handed ,wo-hladc Pocket Knife and a pal
IT,, best Paints, post free or very power
illl bra>4-mountrd, double cylinders ivory
tipped, adjustable Microscope, worth s.,
postage "a cts or u good StrrroScopc with
series of views postage ~ cts. or an rl-
-Canl Photograph Album for holding 50
pictures. postage is cts. and valuable pre-.
miums for clubs. Address W. JENNINGS
DrMoHE>T, S:}S Broadway, New York.
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O." AS the Poet says, much yet remains
unSung.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
MEETING.
OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
FREDERICK, Nov. "a, 1871.
TNIIE County Commissioners elect for
l Frederick County will meet at their
Office, in the Court House, on Monday, the
4th day of Dccembcr next, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, for the purpose of organizing the
Board. BY order,
JOHN NEED, Clerk.
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4 VALUABLE TOWN pROPEl
TY AT PRIV ATE SALE.

TNlTE undersigned will offer at private
sale that valuable house and ia
lot situated in Mcchanicstown. Md. ~.
on North street, adjoining the pro- 80
perry of DR.. II. y. Shultz. ON the South,
and the new stree, I'm the North side, now
occupied 10y Josiah Damnth. The lot is
30 feet front, running back to the depth of
one hundred and scvcn,v-tivr 90 feet inn
proved, with a good substantial frame
dwelling, ~ feet front by Is feet deep, ?
stories high, The building is new and well
FINISHED throughout There is an excellent
well of water at the door. The lot is well
fenced and in good repair,
The building Is situated in one of the
best locations in town, and will be sold
cheap Persons wishing to buy property
in MrchanicS.uwn, will do we'll TO call and
see it. l.. 4, " AESCllE,
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TNRESII DRUGS.-The subscriber has
II on hand and is constantly receiving i
supply of FRESH DRUGS and MEDl-
CINES which he offers for sale ON pleas
ing terms Call and see.
DR.. GEO. NJ. ZIMMERMAN.
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rS,7r pETIL-f HPTTKi Iay II

Bs,g" BRICK! BRICK !~gaa
WYE have 100000 brick of decided
w superior size and quality, for :" ,
on the yard at the Sash Factory; amon%.l
which are from 7 to 5000 paving brick
Brick delivered FREE OF CHARr .
acithin Borough limits.
Call and inspect them.
CASSELL, WAESCHE & Co,
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Trains leave Baltimore for OwingS'
Mills, t.,lcn Norris Rcistcrstown. Finks-
orr~, Westminster, New Windsor, Union
n"idgc. Middlcburg, Double Pipe Creek,
Rocky Ridge and Mechancstown at 500
( A. VI. and $3.50 p. NJ daily, except Sunday,
and for Union Bridge at $50 p NJ
The $50 \. VI. Train connects with
Stages for Hampstead and Manchester At
Glen Morris Station; for Tancytown at
Mddlchurg Station, and for Emmittsburg
ut Mcchanicstown.
Returning trains leave SabilIasvillc at
p. NJ; leave Mccllanicstown at $50 a. VI,
and 3:2O p NJ; ]cavc Union Bridge
at 500 and 1:l5 A. NJ. and 400 p NJ.
for Baltimore daily, except Sunday, ar
irving at SEQ and 1910 A. NJ. and G:5e
y. VI. W. ii. JORDAN.
General Agent.
JOIN r. MGNEY, Superintendent
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