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Spring Caught White Fish
BY the pound, kit or half barrel. at
S.R. CHRYST& cos.
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Tremendous Sensation Wonders will
never Cease. The People MOrTel
Hueh

MucMs
Mrs. Sarah Williams OF Brookheld, o.,
was cured Of neuralgiain one treatment OF
ten mute after, she had II all winter In
her face and head.
Mr.. W. Phillips, OF BrOokheld, o.. after
lOosing one eye, had continual pain IN ~ ;
could get no relief from pain or inflammation
until he called on DR.. j. WorthingtOn Stew
art,June 18th, who relieved him from all pain
with a visit OF minutes. Returned to DR..
Stewart next day, saying hehad had no pain
EFnra
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John DunWOOdy,

Supposed 20 reside in this state, will con-
fer a favor on his nephew. Hugh Dunwoody,
by informing him OF his present residence.
Address, Hugh unwoOdy, Braceville. Trum-
bull Co., Ohio. June 2l-lta
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No ChhTse
For ace Water at S. R. Chryst & Cos.
June Il, ISL.
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Ice Cream Saloon
Neatly fixed up. ID door, at Waldeek'sr
st.
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For fine Teas and COifees
Go to S. R. Chryst & Co.'S. Best y. II, Tea.
$50, good sl,5, tair $500, lower grade sOc.
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Securitr aud indemnify.

Sl4,s9S,QlS.OO are the assets OF the Fire In
surance Companies represented by Whittle-
sey Adams, Agent. Nearly Fifteen Million
Olla
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English Pickles,

Crosse a BlackweI's Chow Chow, Picca-
Hli, Mixed Pickles, Celery Sauce, n all
kinds OF Canned Fruits, AZ
JAMES MCCONNELL'S.
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AcciQentSI
Insure against accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company OF Hartford, Conn
Cash Assets one million dOudr Apply 10
WHTTTLESEY ADAMS, Agent Warren,
Ohio. loot. G-tL.
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NJ. E. Moore,

NJ Il NWWINI
Teacher of Piano, Voice Harmony and
Thorough Base, will give class instructions
Private lessons s20per quarter. The mOthod
Of instruction used Is the same as thai
adopted by h most eminent teachers in
Europe aud America. Certificates will be
given those who are prepared to teach, and
situations secured for those desiring them.
Address Box 80, Warren, Ohio.
June q. I6Il-lYr.
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SAFE AND PROFITABLE

Placeof deposit. The ample capital Of the
Association, and the well known integrity,
capacity and responsibility OF Its Directors,
are sufficient guaranty that any money en-
trusted 70 their hands wiz be perfectly safe,
cording TO the agreement.
May II, lS71-Sm.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-06-21

Fresh
Pine Apples, Oranges, Lemons and Figs, Rt
MCCoNHELLS, Main street.
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Home Mad
Hnnse and Lot for SaIe.

Home Made
Bread, Biscuits, Buns, Pies, Cakes, fresh
/ every morning, at MCCONNELLS.
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0 C~lSternS,
Nothing ever discovered equal to the
Hydraulic Cement sold by
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S254O
For salt by the barrel or wagon load. at
s. r. CHRYST & cos.
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Buy your Groceries

And ProviIion at S. R. ChrySt & Cos. cheap
family supply store, No. Is Central Block
Market St. Warren, Ohio.
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YarIetr Is the Snlce of Iife.

Soda Water.
The best In this city, at
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Pure CataWba Wine,
Native production, at
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Strawberries.
Strawberries and Cream served at Nc
CONNELLrS.
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To Bun Homes Of their Own

Or to give others capital with which they
can 90 into bushes For b want or such
means ofinvestment. these surplus earnings
are generally spent for purposes OF no bene-
Mt whatever TO the parties. To persons who
have money which they do not want to in
vest permanently for q time, the Associa-
tiOn Will be q
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A desirable residence on Bazetta Street
VIII be sold on reasonable terms. Inquire Of
Mrs. Il. ]. Hyde, on the premises, or Of VIM.
B. Porter, Atty.
Warren, o.. May 10, ls7l-tL.
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CONE, girls, and buy our curls; they Will
make you look so pretty
They are made OF real hair, and the cheap
est in the city.
Ring out, wild bells and Paris modest
Let Berlin now inspire our Odes;
While Alabama is Prince Williams theme,
Let Fashion in his consOrt ind q Queen.
E POTTER & co.
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ShaWls.
A large stock at redueed:Priees, at
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-06-21

The largest stock ever shownin this town.
at astonishing low prices, at
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
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Ladies' Silk Ties
In great variety, at
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Hats and BOnnets.

lee Cream
Main ST.
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Lace ShaWlS,
Anew lot Just received at
GUNLEFINdER& BROS.
ImnerIaI.

A Fire Insurance Company which has
triumphantiy stood the IRE test for sixty
eight years, deserves respectful considera-
ton. Such an ONCE is the Old Imperial
Fire Insurance Company OF London. It has
grown stronger through all its trials, and ii
exhibits now cash assets On hand to the
amount Of S5,s3S, 1850, and the amount Of
stock not called in but for which, the Com
pany has security would increase the
amount 70 about sS,5OO.OOO.OO gold.
The Imperial was Incorporated in 1903,
and Is now one Of the giant English offices.
This company is represented in Trumbuu
County by ADAMS.
The assets held by the United States
Branch ONCE at New York is S605, STA, and
the amount on Special Deposit with the
Auditor Of state, at Columbus, for losses in
Ohio, IS Sl27 5000.
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Mr.. Fred,k KENYON Zones.

Mr.. Fred'k Kenyon Jones,
Who is now connected with Dana's Musi-
cal Institute, is ready to give instruction
during the summer months, In plano, both
In class and private teaching.
American Hay Tedder.
For sale by ]. A. RUSSELL,
June l4-ats kinsman.
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For SaIe

Ice Cold Lemonade,
The best in the City, at McCONNELL's.
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Oranges and Lemons!
40 boxes Just received. Hapgood & STRAIT
ton, Market st. Drug Store.
RED BBL. IN FRONT of STORE.
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.The GaIaIy.

The July number OF this original and
unusually readable Magazine, is on n
table, and an examination OF its contents
proves that talent and labor have not
been spared % reDder this number equal
70 the best. Justine Mccarthy writes
on Republicanism in England. The
Dutch at Home; The Neither Side Of
New York Scientific Miscellany Cur
rent Literature ETC., ETC., in part make
up-its inviting pages. Price $500 per
wear. Address Sheldon6 Co., 677 Broad
way, New York.
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House and Lot on South Street. Enquire
Of X. N. Fitch, at Trumbun Nat. Bank, or
OF the subscriber, at 81 River St. Cleveland.
June T-tf J, S. EDWARDS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-06-21

We now have
As good Tea az euer sold in Warren, only
Sl,5O per pound. Hapgood & 5tratton.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-06-21
Cincinnati Health and Accident Ins.

New Lace CATERS
1t McLAIN's.
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For Cisterns,

New Orleans Sugarl
Any q~uantity-from n pound TO q hogs
head-fOr sale by H0YT & SPEAR.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-06-21
See Advertisement
Shirts.

OF Cleveland Chemical Paint Co., on IN
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-06-21

Fresh Confectionery.
Fresh and nice, AZ McCQNNELLS,
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SavinSsFeatur
- ~ ~ ~ ANNUM

tits not necessary to present arguments to
prove the great benefit and convenience Of
this plan to laboring men and Others who
wish to lay aside a small sum weekly or
monthly from their earnings, which will
enable them in q few years
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-06-21
Fire Proof Paint.

Street. Believers buy and rejoice but un'
ed II THEY buy Of W. B. KING.
Fire Proof Paint.
The Peroxide Of Iron makes a splendid
hre-proOf paint; dries quick, leaving a hard
metallic surface, which resists the action o.
9 high degree OF heat andis reeommended
prepared ready for use, is Sl,75 per gall, and
Il one gallon will paint rom 4to ~5squares.
Read the testimony Oft. NJ. Abel & Co.
Planning Mill and Lumber Dealers
WARREN, o., June %, 1871.
This certihes that we tested the Peroxide
of Iron Paint with reference TO using It on
our shingle roof as a protective againsi
sparks. II exceeded our expectation. Have
ordered paint for our roof and cheerfully
recommend It TO Others. A piece Of wood
held for several minutes in the lame Of g
lamp without igniting it or disturbing the
paint. may be seen at our once .Co
For sale at the Iron Paint Store, No. &
Main St, Warren, o. June list.
John DunWOOdy,
Supposed 20 reside in this State, will con-
fer a favor on his nephew. Hugh DunwOOdy,
Address, Hugh unwoOdy, Braceville, Trum-
built Co., Ohio. June 2l-lts
Best Thing Out
Is the National Life Insurance Of Chicago.
Terms fully q halfless than other compa-
mics. Call and see the Agent at No, 81 Main
Street w b King. June q
Ice Cream Saloon
Neatly fixed up. ID door, at waldeek'si
MatnSt.
English Pickles,
Crosse a BlackweI's Chow Chow, Picca-
nni, Mixed Pickles, Celery Sauce, and all
kinds Of Canned Fruits, ar
Hoop Skirts!
Buy your Hoop Skirts at
GUNLEEINGER a BROS.
Strawberries.
Strawberries m Cream served at Nc
CONNELLS.
ShaWls.
A large stock at reduced.priees, at
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
Ice Cream
Att waldeck's, Peek's Block, east side
Main st.
Hats and BOnnets.
Inc largest STOCK ever III AAAAa NlmAF
GUNLEFISGER & BROS.
o--
Pure CataWba Wine,
Native production, at
Ladies' SILK Ties
In great variety, at
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
Ice Cold Lemonade,
The best in the City, at McCONNELL's.
For Sale,
House and Lot on South Street. Enquire
OF X. NJ. Fitch, at Trumbun Nat. Bank, or
OF the subscriber, at 81 River st. Cleveland.
June 7-tf is. EDWARDS.
Ice Cold Lemonade,
The best in the City, at McOONNELL's.
Silk and Cloth Sacques
In all the latest styles, Just reed at
GUNLEFINGER BROS.
Boston CracksrsI
The genuine Boston Cracker, Graham,
Cream, Picnic. Wine, Champion n Peer
less Biscuit, direct from Boston, at
JAMES McCONNELLS.
Ice Cream
OF all aavors at the City Bskey
H. WALDECK.
Pure Salt only $40.
CAMP RANDALL &Co.
For the Purest Salt in Town, at
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The Home Insurance Compauy,

Strawberries.
Strawberries and Cream served at Nc
CONEELLfS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-06-21

Canned Fruit,
Oysters, &C, &c. Markstst Drug Store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-06-21

Boston Crackers
The genuine Boston Cracker, Graham
Cream, Picnic, Wine, Champion and Peer
less Biscuit, direct from Boston, at
JAMES McCONNELLS.
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Is called to the Hydraulic Cement sold by
CAMP, RANDALL co.
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W VI ar! I {: III

yJ>O borrow $500 for one year, for
which 3 per cent and first mortgage
on Rea! E5tatc worth $1,000 Apply at this
Office. apl l5-1w*
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the Railroad Company gained the day.
This war q suit instituted by the Gov
ernmcnt to recover $4,000 of the 5
Der cent. internal revenue tax on the
interest payable by the city, on the
bonds issued by it, Oh account Of the
five million loan to the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. The Judge
held that "the Government could not
tax the bonds III question, as they
were issued by Il municipality, part
Of the sovereignty Of the State"
i L 4 NNln,
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County Appointments.

The Board Of County Commissioners, a,
their present April session, have made tho
following appointments
Collcctor-Lloyd III. Herring.
Physician to the ,Jail--Dr. w. II. Baltzcli
Keeper OF the standards of Weights anC
Observation-Disclosures j. WILSON.
Keeper of Court House and Yard-Wm
Ebbcrts.
Consto1lcs to fill racancies!
John A. Simpson, District No. 2.
Richard II. Moblcy, T.
Election Judges, first named return Judgt)
Dist. No, /, Daniel T. Jones, Joseph N
Chiswcll, Samuel Dutrow, ,Jr.
Dist y. 2, (South Polls) Augustus L
Eotclcr, Gabriel Bccklic, Solomon j. I'm
norman.
Dist. No. 2. (North Polls, David O
Thomas, Frederick Zumstcin, Philip Wach
ter, .Ir.
Dist. No. 3 William Grove, Eli II. Hyatt
George Nikirk.
Dist. No. 4, Charles Stephens, Jacol
R;msburg Eli OFT.
TroNrl, Nathaniel Rowe.
l'iH'. w. ", JbIidtliui 'NlDllltllEC ,j1illt
Wnrrcnfcls, Jacob Wolf, .Jr.
Dist. No. :, Charles Droncnburg, Charles
7. WOrthing,On, William johnson.
Dist. No. 8, Joseph NJ. Smith, Henry G.
Gather, Joseph W. Etzlrr.
Dist. No. 8, George NJ. Smith, Burgess
Hammond, William W. Walker.
Dist. No. 10, Joseph j. Fox, John Stem
Mclancthon lIauvcr
Dist. No. II, John A. Baker, George F.
b. Crumbaugh Jacob Warner.
Dist. No. II, Andrew G. H. Maught, Mi
chac Wiener, John Short.
Dist. No. H. John liouck, John W. Eng.
land, Daniel W. Bowers.
Dist. No. IA, Columbus Dalc, Henry
Stockman, Abraham Shaft
Dist. No. Is, triah Warrcnfcls, John A
Roddv, John Arthur.
Dist. No. lG, Jacob Y. Summers, George
Shank, George }. Pollinbcrgrr
Dist. No. Il, Charles Il. Simpson, Nathan
Englar, Andrew \. Gcrnand
THE CHURCHES.
Rev Thomas J. eros, preached in tie
NJ. T. Church last Sunday morning.
There wa, prayer meeting in the Luther
an Church in the afternoon.
At - past 3 O'Clock, p. IN. Roy Mr..
Avirctt Of Virginia, preached at the .icad-
envy.
Rev n l.. Gills preached on Easter
Sunday in the Reformed Church at Sahii-
l"syiIr, and in the evening al the Slun,
Church in lIarbaugh's Valley.
On Easter Monday night, Rev Kmlmcr.
from Ohio preached in tie United Brc,h-
ron { ''IiIr,l Ia. al rttlH at ~,
to build IL new church in the Buckeye
State
We have just received n letter from Geo.
BraWnrr, residing at Brunswick, Boone :
Lick country, Charlton county, Missouri,
requesting Us to send him q CLARION, con-
tanning our first sketch OF old time a,air-
on Toms creek His grandfather, he aArr,
participated in tl.oac scenes,
WHEAT CRora.
Take walk to somc elevated spot and
then look around You and ypu viii behold
grand sight The grain fields lock beat
;iiUI encouraging, and should kiui,r graft
tud, on the altar Of every heart V mere
Yer YOU go and view r"lUTr IL IN beautiful
robe You see a mAMit station of Tie gnUi-
ness Of God. The present prospects PRONE
ise al carly and unusual YELL
When sending for anything advertised
in this paper, please tay you Saw ii adNcr-
ti,cd iii the Catoctin Clarion.
lels- Ladies' para&ols and Shawls,
and Mems Hats, iust rcc"iycd-a line ~.
sortmcn., at G. ii. JpllN5ON'S, Cheap
Store.
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: ICEN 5 + NO TIC Il

-
Notice is hereby given to all persons and
bodies, corporate or polite, whom it may
concern that they must obtain Il License or
renew the same, on or before the first day
Of Nay next, according to the provisions of
the Code of Public General Laws of Mary
land. HIRAM BARTGIS,
aprS-3t Sheriff of Frederick Co.
L'XCELslOR STOVE HOUSE.
TIMING, PLTNBING, GAS FIT
Y7NG, LIGHT.NING ron AND
house. fL'RNISXING ENpUHIi II
FREDERICK CITY, MD.
The stove Department is complete, and
includes the celebrated
EXCELSIOR COOKING STOW +,
and other STYLES. All Stoves warranted to
give satisfaction, or the money will he re
funded.
HOT AIR FURNACES, &c, in their
proper season.
STOVE REPAIRING and cleaning at
shortest notice.
ROOFING, SPOUTING and JOB
BlNG executed in the most satisfactory
manner.
The PLUMBING DEPARTMENT is
correct in all its various branches, as usual.
GAS FITTING, and all kinds of Gas
Fitting Repairs, &c, promps'ydttcndcd to,
LIGHTNING ROD DEPARTMENT.
The subscriber is sole agent for This sec
ton, Of the Modern Improved Spiral Flutccl
Silent Lightning Conductor, and is prcpa
red To erect the same on all manner OF
buildings. lie sUlicis share Of the pub
lie patronage in the various branches Of his
business. y. J. WILSON,
East Patrick street,
Hpl S-tf Frederick Cit., Mu.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

Il T TIL 4 II NILE
| 4 NJ Z G II 4 y &c STOW n.
7;NllI undersigned has several HOUSES
l AND LOTS for sale, in desirable
part Of The town. either for business or pri-
yutc residences, which will be sold on ac-
conlmodatng terms. Persons wishing to
purchase will call ON, or address, the SUBJ
scribcr on the subject.
GEO. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
marf-tf }iccllanicstown, Md.
The E,Wmincr and CIti:,n. Frederick.
and Srnt'uN Westminster. will insert tie
above three times, and send bill to the sub
scriber for collection
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Mr.. Vim. Damuth is the Worthy Chief
Templar Of the Temperance organization
Of this town. The Society meets at Odd
Fellows Hall every Tuesday evening.
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r7." 10 mahe this dcpn1tHieM IF ar paDe,
o,0r, Interesting /" o,r customers, IRE request
Ar,A Mioymntion ,trom o"r tricAdS IN al tie
{pp.5' Districts Q, tbs co"nty
THE MARKEr.-Thc market during the
present week has been very active; the up
Town merchants and Chew & Stockstlalc
have been doing an extensive business
Sale, in spring goods are brisk; Il lot o.
flour selling readily; lumber trade active
oats in demand; groceries retailing readily
at fair prices :--chickcns butter and eggs,
shipping freely for Baltimore guano and
Dla.,crin demand and selling freely mar
kct firm and business prospects decidedly
good
The inquiry is becoming general, when
is the Railroad Company going to sell their
lots! when is the Big Hotel to be built =
An inquirer says he merely asks for infOr-
nation, and very much should like for to
know.
IRISH POTATOES.
The veteran farmer Of the Emmit shurg
District, Mr.. David Gamble, received last
Tuesday by the noon train from Baltimore,
,wo barrels of Irish Potatoes grown in the
"l.mcrald Isle" and shipped To th, county
for seed potatoes. They are called the
Irish Chlstcg,' and are said to produce
finely in the old country. We hope Mr..
Gamble viii haNr good success in raising
these potatoes, and that next year his
nci-hhors may he supplied from the home
growth, ThC soil of the mountain range
!. well adopted to the growth Of this fine
,crr,al,Ic
,-, ",
IA ''>o' ,h' persons S'''r'''. 'oT t''' AZ
tortnc Connty Of Frederick, were Nc,,r,
William Murdoch BcaIl, Thona. Hawkins,
Peter Mantz, .Joscyh sim and Geo. Scott
-,
norr druar;nrn, il under the charge of Mr..
Samuel }. Scott, miller Il WI, continue to
SIiEi is usual.
yol,yG NEH's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
We learn that 1h;, association held its
uoataly meeting On the "a instant. for the
IyaD,arIiou Of rcrr,lnr business. After
some remarks on TIE object ana PROMOTION
"' 'tr ASSOCIATION ny some Oh 'hr i"eiA",IS'
III r''''"1 was iIria 10! '@S't' T." 'ic
H~a', Chri.tian Association Of the l'nitrI
S'4,"' M. BRUSH i''oyt'lr''' 70 asS',n.!c
" '''.'.'' ''', VA '''' INV, Va ~ ,1,
i ,,.,,,.-''.'i rH,'.:l - ry;, ''''''
""''' ''''" '''' 40 - ''''
The ground is dry, and a warm shower
q: !dtcuiu~ RAIN would be good for tic
growing crops,
~. ,,......,, a.. n.,.;. ..,... :, ,,,i
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

-" 70 mahs this dcputaent IF ar paper
D.oy, Interesting I" onr customers, IRE request
Ar,d Mtorm@tt0n tram o"r .trtchdS IN all tie
lppu' Districts q tbs ro""ty.
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NOTICE TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS
OF TINE
Emunitsburg Rail Road Company.

Pursuant to resolution passed ~ The
President and Directors of the Elnmitsburg
Rail Road Company, on Nonlay, -Narch
aSh, 1871, notice is hereby given, that an
INSTRUMENT Of five dollars per share Oh the
stock subscribed is called and will be payu-
bic on the lst day Of May next, to the
Treasurer, at his Office, at the Western
Maryland Hotel in Emnitsburg, and the
same sum OIL the lst day Of June, and eight
dollars per share monthly, thereafter
JOSHUA MOTHER,
NDr SIT President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-18
Up HILL.

Does the road wind up hfil ALI the vayp
1,s 10 the very end
WIii tne journey lake the whole long dayS
From Ia IN 20 night, my friend.
But ls there for the night q resting place.
a r0Ot Tor when the slow dark hours beRin.
MAY not the darkness hide IL from my face
You cannot miss that inn.
Shall meet other wayfarers at nightS
hose " hO have gone before.
Then must knock, or call when Just In sight
They will not keep you standing at that door.
Shall i find comfort, travel sore and weakS
OF labor yUu shall end the sum
Will there De beds tor me and all who SEEK
Yes, beds for all who come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-18

LENDING BooKs.-When Sir Walter Scott lent
a book ont Of the house, which was seldom. he
took piece of wood the size of the volume.
quarto, octave, duodecimo, a. the case might be;
pasted on one OF the edges q slip Of paper on
rowers name, place Of abode, date Of lend
ing, and day on which IL ought TO be returned,
ana put this upon the shelf in the place whence
the book had been removed, and there 1t stood a
record and reminder, until the volume was
returned. This was n great check upon borrow
ing. and may be advantageously applied In any
latitude.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-18
lRoPOsALs FOR FLOATING IRoN DOCK.

NAVY DEPARTMENT. September q, 1871.
Sealed Proposals Endorsed {" Proposals Tor building
Floating Iron Dock will be received AZ the Navy
Department until u O'Clock m. on TUESDAY, the
9th December. ls7l, for furnishing materials. aud
doing the work for the construction of floating iron
dock for the repair II navel vessels their stations,
Agreeable 60 the plane, specifications aud
ia this Office, and open for the pection 81 all who
desire 60 become bidders. This contract will be given
only to bidders known 90 be Thoroughly responsible,
and competent for work II this character and good
and sufficient security On the sun Of six hundred
Thousand dollars S60 CO., besides the usual reser-
yations Of a per cent, will be required for the faith
full performance Of the contract In accordance with
the terms and conditions thereof and IN the time pre-
scribed therein, and further, that the dock. when
completed. shall not fail In the purposes aud Directs
get ont In the contract 60 perform all that shall be
therein equI ed Of IL, by reason, direct indirect,
Of any default Neglect, deficiency the part %
the contractor In not conforming % and performing,
IN every particular, the terms, conditions plans and
specifications Of said contract.
The right IL reserved 60 reject any bids II their
ceptance is not considered be for the interest OF
the Government. se6-law I'd