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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-08-12

GOODS bought and sold on commission in
" San Francisco or New York, at small
percentage, by ROTHSCHILD l. CO.'S.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-08-12

ID OTHSCHILD / co. are Agents for tn,
III Celebrated Florence Sewing Machine.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-08-12

After paying the expenses of the enterprise
and making TIE distribution OF the gifts, the
balsucc ofthe proceeds arising from the sale OF
tickets will be appropriated to the establish.
mcnt ola
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-08-12

DY authority of a special Act of the Legis-
ID lature of Kentucky, of March 18th, 1871,
the Trustees of the Public Library Of Ken
lucky will give
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-20
THE TAX

On the first page OF the APPEAL of to-
day we publish in full the speech of Hon.
J. A. Mccall, Of Obion and Lake, deliv-
cred in the House of Representative, on
Thursday last, It viii well repay peru
sal, and viii, we think, have g, decided
effect upon senators who have got to deal
with this important question. With.
aIl fsiz-mindsd men, Mr. McCalPs
figures win be conclusive. They are well
put, and so fsirIy as to defy adverse criti-
cism or the charge of bias. He first gives
the estimate of liabilities proposed to be
met as they were printed in the COVER
nor's message, then the amount to accrue
TO the State from q tax Of Fifty
cents on the one hundred dollars,
as reported by q majority Of the COM
mittee of finance and ways and means,
and contrasts the result with what thirty
cents on the ons Kindred dollars will
producs, proving conclusively that a.
that rate there viii remain, after paying
everything the governor wants to pay,
and deducting thirty per cent for losses snd
costs, q surplus Of SOS .355 q. Thus it:sp-
pears that twenty-five cents on the one
hundred dollars would more than suffice
for all present purposes. But this, though
the principal point of this able speech, is
the only one. 1t sbounds in many
that will attract attention, and that, we
hope, will have weight with the senate
in the course of the debate to which
this tax question win be subjected. The
argument Of Mr.. Mccall We think unsn-
sWersble, snd We hope senators viii be
unanimous in their vote, to give the peo-
pie the benefit of it in 8 low rate of taxa
ion. Twenty-Five cents is sufficient, and
thirty viii yield a surplus that will be
svailable in any ordinary contingency.
TIE tsxought not to exceed thirty cents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-20
REEoLUrroN IN urssIssIPpL

IL is b declared purpose Of the SCALA
wags and carpetbsggers, now in power in
Mississippi, 70 force the whites from thas
State by imposing upon real estate such
burdens Of taxation thst lsndholders may
be forced to give it away. It is already
deemed almost v~Alueless, and viii be sold
on any terms to people who can or would
pay. In view of these facts, and
in order to restrain the negro legis-
lation, it is commonly agreed that
all leases hereafter made to negroes
should require the lessee to pay all taxes
levied during his term. In order to dis
cus this and other like measures of secu-
rity against ~legslizsd robbery, there will
soon occur, at Aberdeen, a meeting of
Mississippi farmers. One Lsngston, q
sharp, shrewd, well educated mongrel, an
eloquent, effective speaker, has traversed
much Of the State Of Mississippi
making speeches in which he advised the
negroes 80 TO tax property-holders that
they would be forced to sell-he meant
giv-theirlsDds to the lsndIess. Lang
ston's policy win be adopted by the lsgis-
lsture, and since Alcorn, a landowner,
will not remsin in Jackson to restrain the
dangerous power he has created n con-
sondsted, it is well that the people of Mis-
sissippiresort to measures which may give
show Of security against these pslpsble
dangers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-20


The PBuusyfyEuis Central railroad com
psny has sgreed 70 endorse the bonds OF
.Mshone's consolidated roads, extending
rom Norfolk 70 Bristol that may
xtend their connections to the Missis
sippi river, and ultimately to the PACING.
London and New York capitalists advance
he funds required for the pur pose, The
act hat capitalists of these two cities
mske these Advances justihes the conolu-
siouthst Mshones pans are well and
wisely defined. Whether he proposes
to reach the west solely through
Louisville and st. Louis, or viii
scale the Cumberland range, making
General Msnsy's Central or the Mem
phis and Charleston road parts Of his line,
is,not yet known. In any event, Malone
has an abundance of money. Such is the
story told by European papers. Scott Of
the Pennsylvania Central, having paid
u million dollars for ten Thousand
shares controlling interest-in Hast
tennessee roads, and having furnished
Mshene, it is alleged with facilities for
AuOucE @EChkABkI - BASS ~ N2S
latter, in conjunction with Scott, viii seek
a route to the Mississippi, either over
Stsnton's Chattanooga, Meridian and
vicksburg route, or over the Memphis
ana Charleston road to Memphis. The
directors Of the Memphis and Charleston
road were summoned to a meeting at
Huntsville last Thursday, and it is posi-
BILE that gOmSeott begat the necessity for
this c~onvocztion. If Tom Scott swallow
the Memphis and Charleston road,
with all that bis c~spscious nav
now oontsins-chRirs, rails, cross ties,
frogs, spikes, and locomotives Of ten
Thousand miles Of rsilwsy-he will carry
too much dead weight TO outTun Giant
year. Be this as it may, it would be
fortunate for Memphis if Tom Scott COB
bled all Memphis railway lines. II these
were governed by single head and hand,
they We1ld embody force enough to
Mississippi, and gather here
the wealth of aiI tbs west.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-20
DsaOCR4TIC MASS MEETING

Pursuant to call, numerously signed,
a MSS Meeting of the Democracy Of
Memphis viii be held in the Greenlsw
Operahouse on Saturday, December 9Th,
Tor the purpose OF nominating candidates
for msyor snd other municipal offices.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-20

+ THE Evansville and Psducsh railroad
company hiss lifted the piers of the rail-
road bridge at Psducsh above the surface
of the wster, and when this bridge over
the Ohio is nnished, the extension Of the
Mississippi and nennesses road through
Memphis to Paducsh becomes an impers-
tive necessity.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-20

GENERAL Boz LowEEY is a member of
the Mississippi legislature from Rankin
county. To the extent tina. the personal
worth and 6rs~rste ability of a nindivid-
laGtOsn control legisIstive-setio when q
majority may be disposed to violence, the
interests of Mississippi are secure.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-20

DR.. COMPTON, In view ofthe overwhelm-
ing Democratic triumph in his county,
Marshal, hiss thrown mp b s-sponge-
sometimes csiIed the Leader and retired,
IS he should have done long ago, within
the walls of the State insane asylum.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-20

18TH undersigned takes occasion, IN this
connection, 20 nan tina public for past IA
'voFs, and 10 assure all persons having claims
ia the hands Of the late drm Of Meyers 4
DERRICK for cohesion, - well Is hose haV-
ing claims Of any sort which have not yet
been presented. tha11 IL win ne his constant
endeaYOr to press business with the utmost
dnfReucs. to give satisfaction to All DAP
ties t~nlrEsdng business TO him. Il IL with
pleasure bat he notes growing disposition
on the pars OF General GoYerument 10
deal in = manner more liberal with those
who suffered loss or property during the late
war, Id itiaInkeWfse a source OF Rrandca
ton tina the prospects are good for al early
aettlsment Of All merttortous pension and
bounty claima. IT is also worthy or nota
4 coneiderable number Of citizens 81
foreign birth living among rs, Whobave AMI
fsred loss aud damRgs OF person zndlproD-
durfng the war are now Drosfded uffh
prompt and s1ietsnf means Of rsdrsss N ne
az Warrington Of Asy s fS7I. Wi1S
these Improved fHolli7teR. II Is 10 oe honSS
hat all worthy claims viii IN fatnrs No.
nege pnompt attention and % bronrht ~
set. emen1 9Th less dl151lfss e5d &C.
avs than ever before.
~ very respectfully ste.
omces. Eo.ssN orth Coort stresE Se5nSt,
Tenn; Postoncs Building, Vtckxbura xiss
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r F~oEssvers days past. owing to the ex-
ertions OF Measfs. Gindrst and Wheeler.
'nsnagsFs7 OF ebs~ Ohsttsnoogs and Ala
bsms road, trains have been running
regularly from Chattanooga to Meridisn.
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Dissolution of -COparmsrsnip.

THE firm OF Meyers 4 Dedrlek, A~ttorneys-
sra United States Claim Agents,
". Dedr1ek retiring. Gilbert Aoyerh as
snmea al liabilities of the late drm, and ia
at0ne aethorizsdto complete the rnnntshed
business OF the firm, and to collect al out
standing tndebtedness due said drm
GILBERT MOYER2
W. W DED&dCK.
Memphis. Tenn. November 10, lSI-
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In the Mobile election not q single
white msn voted the Radical ticket, and
&c this conplsxion il must come at last In
all the Gulf States.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-20

GovkREoR AIcoRN, n accordance with
The written opinion Of Wlhsm Ysreer.
w.P Harris and Amos 4. Johnston, has
detetnnnsa not o6nndsston ofdcsrs'
0iaosen at the late elections IN Mississippi
TIL the first OF January.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-20

IHE RusHisn emperor has signed the
Temperance pledge, and such is Grants
Admirasson ofathe Gar that there is hope
for our master.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-20

a eePT0N p~lanters' convention of Mis-
sissippi occurs At Aberdeen on the ID
proximo.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-20

WE have for sale an immense, varied and
thoroughly couplete stock OF SCHOOL
anG BooKH e~rATFoNEEY.
and PRINTING d WRAPPFHG
PAPER, etc. which sc offer at prices as low
- can be purchased In the Northern and
Eastern markets. Our STRAM ES-
RABLI5HHEET - by far the largest Gnf
most comPiete Ia the 60athWest and ineiodez
nine steam Printing pressas, enabling rs
every variety OF printing In a style not
states. Our BOOK d is in all respects
complete and we guarantee to duplicate IN
style. quality and price. the work OF apY
other bindery in the United States. or
stock of-keTs Book and Fiat Papers Card
stock and Printing Inks in every way CONE
plete, and our prices cannot fail 70 suit. We
make q specially Of PAPER BAGS and WRAP.
PE RAPKRs, and SAX ths attention OF mer-
ohanx 70 our stock. sea
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-20

son. admit: 1877, Order vs. Stone; 1888,
IEen VS. Rose: 1889, lien ys Greer wald;
1890. Len vsRSohlossE 1891, IEen VI Kline;
1904 Af3esszsirrs pfr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-20

II u BeiQ bhat ~ eHort Will % maoe uy
the defendants counsel TO hsve the cases
Of Brigham Young, Mayor Wells, Stout
and others postponed till the March term.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-20

Chelsea cumberland Presbyterian Church,
corner Fourth and Looney streets, this even
ing, at Z o'clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-20

The Boston forgery reported yesterdsy
morning was q family affair, and has been
arranged. r
United Strt~- Minister Marsh has ar
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
xa1rt1o Roch. ark,

THE RESTAURANT
wiz be conducted by Mr.. John Fos5er, an ex.
periencsd caterer, who has reftted and plSced
the dining hall IN coma Plete repair. aud Will
on and RBer WedrFsdS 81 the llt nA4 pc p1tf
pared to serve meals ti any manner derired
HENRY PAGE, Proprietor
Little Rock, ARK, SS'v. J. 1871. n6d6w
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UL&Q

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IWould|
Mnce OF 1
rel ahau|
f.RLACK
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-22
CT STOMER BOOT AND SIIOI
ANIF.tCTORI.

TNllE subscriber has olcncl Bno, and
l Shoe Mandatory. IT the store Room
on South Market street. Frederick city, Md,
recently in the occupancy of DR.. Joseph
Is. CARROT, As Il DRUG store. Ladies and
Gcntlcmcn's
SHOE AID BOOT WEAR
of all kinds wiIl hc made from the best ma
trrialS and in the latest style. by ,Nlrtitns
c"i worhnicn. Tie undersigned being y
practical mechanic, the work will y" i,r.ir
under his own sur"r' t>;on. and customers
can fully rely upon the character Of She
work furnished them Under M ""rlm-
stances, work othcr ihan his r,'n Mrnu,
faCturc will lc sold ,oC1l-'Omrr- ,!v -'r;c,
attention to business aild lr"mlt'! "";.;n@
upon customers tn" Undersigned h"n's to
merit fair share Of ia" public patronage.
Call at No. l6 South Market street. and get
measured. \ good ii, is guaranteed Re
specially, JOHN y. STEINER
July S.ly
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N'oN>"'' Van hiit cSC lilN'tl July C-OL
The best Calicoes II cents, at J.
Yingling& Sons. july S-3t
asy~ 4 PRIME ARTICLE OF
BACON, for sale by Chew Il Stocks.
dale at 10 CENTS,
july l5.4w
SErToN's MEDICINES. - Mr.. Andrew
Seton, Of this plnre, hhs fw splnr Years
manufactured at his Laboratory, solnr val
liable Linimcnts and Domestic Medicines,
which arc said to possess valuable curative
properties, and appear to meet with 4
ready sale. His Linimcnt for Pains and
Bruises, Stings Of Bcrs, tic, stands unrl.
vailed.
Splendid Syrupa.
A fresh arrival of Splendid Syrup
from the Eastern markets. at CHEW 4
STOCKSDALE'S, at 60 cents per gallon
All they ask is FAIR TRIAL to insure
sales. may 27.tf
nEg JUST REcE1vED.-Hoohand's
German Tonic Bittcrs; Boggs' German
Tonic Bitters; Nishlcr's Bitters; Vinegar
Bitters; Wizard Oh also agent for DR.
Fahrncys celebrated medicines in pack
ages and bottles; just received and mr. Blt
by DIR. GEO. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
Water Street, Mcchanirstowh
CO" A superb article Of French Black
ing on hand. Call and see
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NOTICE II hereby given that the sub
IN scribcr ha. obtained from the Or
phans' Court of Frederick County, letters
tcstamcntary on the estate of
PHILIP HANN,
late Of Frederick county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, on or be-
fore the 10th day Of January, 1872, rs they
may otherwise by law hr excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those Indebted are
requested to make prompt payment.
JAMES \. ELDER.
July S-4t* Executor.
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CUM EERLAND NAILS,
$40 PER KEG

TNEIESE Nails are known to be the best
i in the market. All Nails. no waste,
and cost no more than other brands
Each kcg warranted to contain 100
pounds of nails.
Also, large assortment Of fino Hinges,
Locks and Knobs, Solid Bronze, suitable
for tiret-class buildings, at the great Cheap
f0r-t Cash Hardware Store of
j. b SHANNON.
1909 Market Street,
sp ST l'hl"i'lphii.
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Office Of the Board of School Commits.
siOners for Frederick County.

Monday, July 3rd, 1871!
TNllERE will be held in this Office a gen
L cral Examination of Teachers of the
Public Schools of this County, commencing
OH Monday; July 2lth, and continuing for
five days according to the following arrange
mcnt of Districts:
MondaH, 2lM-Buckcystowli, Jefferson
and Pctcrsvillc.
4ueS'ay, 25M. - Middletown, jackson,
Catoctin and lia,lvcrS.
Wmnesduy, 26M. Frederick MI Pleasant
and WoodSboro
Wurs1aH, o7M-Emmitsburg Mcchan-
icstown and Crcagcrstown.
F'Tday, 2SM. Urbana, New Market,
Liberty and townsville.
The Commissioners for the several Dis
tricts will be- present on the days as spcci-
fled. All Teachers are rrpuir,t, to be press
cnt to renew OF obtain their certificates.
BY order,
JOHN W. PAGE; Examiner.
July S-8t
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County Commissioners Meeting.

OFFICE OF County COMMT>sIoNERs,
Frederick, July +.h, 1871.
TNHE County Commissioners for Frcdc,
i rick county will meet at their office,
in the Court House, on
MONDAI y, the III dny Of .August, nnrt,
at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, for the transaction of
County business generally BY order,
july S,5t JNO. NEED, Clerk.
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nR GEO. $. rot' IKE, dentist, West
- minister, Md desires To give notice to
the citizens Of IlarbaushS Valley, &c, tint
he purposes to visit SABILLASNILLE,
and will attend to the practice of Dentistry
there on the 7Hur@l.y following the 4th
"Wednesday Of February, April, June, Au-
gust and October.
DR.. Foukc has had % years experience
in Dentistry and tlattcrs himself that he
can give satisfaction ia al cases Submitted
to his care
BY permission Or. Foiikt refers to Drs.
White and Zimmerman, of Mcclianisstown.
June Aft
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July GETS

MON SALE, - Two small hnu<rs or
4 shantcs about j miles from M"chnn,
icstown, mp Owings' creek, containing
4,eoo feet of PINE LUMBER, boards.
scantIinG, shingles, etc Thrt" horscs can
easily be removed The lumber i. All new
\ Glance for bargain. Terms CASH, or
Il not" with approved security. Apply t."
july 29-tf JAMES BENNETT.
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I's'lsTIl SALE.


N\TItL be Offered for public { Mt by
w the sulsrtiint at his residence in
Mrchanicstown, Frederick county, Mary,
lind,
On SATURDAY, Wly %, 1871,
at h'tlock, p. NJ, the following property,
TO wit:
THREE HEAD WORK HORSES,
THREE HORSE BROAD TREAD
WAGON
in ttnnhlttt btdrr; hnd cannot be surpassed
in the county for light running would an
swcr for four HOSES on a farm or good
roads,, 2 sets of hrccchhands. pair cr,ip-
per gears, 8 pair fly r,ts, collars brides,
etc, large log chain, I small ditto, 2
rough lo"ks, pair two horse sprca'lrrs,
jackar.cr, . pnr but traits, 9 pair breast
chains, and many other articles net nrccs
sary to mention.
Terms Of Sic.-A credit of four months
will be given on all sums above $40 10y the
purchaser giving his note with approved
security without interest, if runclualIv
paid when due if not, the interest will he
required. Al sums Of $50 and under
CASH. No property to be- removed until
terms OF sale ar" complied with
& HARNAN
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NE " FIR W,

IL 1'saCrih"rs having this day enter
i cd into co.partncrship in the Milling
Business, at the Mrchanicstown FIGURING
Mile, would respectfully announce to the
citizens Of the town and the surrounding
country, that we are now prepared to do
custom work Of all kinds with dispatch,
and shall cndcavor to please all. Flour,
corn mcal and feed Of all kinds and grades
on hand and for sale, and will be delivered
within the limits of the town on Tuesday
and Friday of each week at the very low
est market prices. AS we expect to grind
extensively the coming year, our motto
will be Quick sales and small profits !"
also, W" will pay the highest market prices
for Wheat, Rye, Corn and Oats, at all
times, delivered at the mill.
T. A. WIERMAN.
MAlILON J. WIIITMORE.
Mcchancstown, F4ed'k CO., July 20, II.
july 22-tf
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Seven good young HORSES,

@ three Of which are good
~-N Brood Mares, balance arc
UN-X horses for buggy, coach or
" saddle; 6 Hcifcrs, | Bull. !
fine Hogs, I Thrrshns Ma
chine, in good order; I Reaper, Grain
Drills, with Guano attachment. 1 Glover
EIulcr, | Corn Fodder Cutter. I broad,
tread Wagon, ! narrow tread do, | two,
horse ditto, l Wheat Fan, 8 sets Wagon
Gears, Fifth Chain, Log Chain, bair
Hay Carriages, Plows and Harrows. set
Blarksmith's Tools, large Separator, nearly
new; Horse Rake, Cooking Stove. 3 ten.
plate Stoves and Pipe, Dnr Safr Bureau,
Desk, 8 Bcdstcads, 6 pair t'ankrts. home.
made Of the best wool, clear and new; 3
Tables, Chairs, Quccnswar" of all kinds,
Chun and Tubs, 2 Wagon Saddles one
four-horsc Line. one sikh ditto, | Con.
per Kettle, Corn by the barrel, and many
articles not necessary to mention.
Trrms Of .Sdlt.-Twrvc months credit
will be- given on all sums of ten dollars and
over; under ten, the cash will be- required.
FREDERICK BIRELY.
July 22-ts
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To Sic:ans.

vINHE subscriber has on hand in the
i Drug Store of Carrot X Co., corner
of Market and Patrick streets, FrcIcrick
Md. fine lot Of
BOTTLES, JARS. SCALES,
GRADU ATE GLASSES,
PILL TILES. ETC.
A Il Of which will be- sold low, rs he is
anxious to dispose of them.
july Sat JOSEPH b. GARROTT.
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Spring and Summer Goods.

rRATEFrb for the very liberal patron
NJ age heretofore extended to me by n
generous public, | would respectfully call
their attention to my large and extensive
Stock If
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p n b Lie s A T, f.

THE subscriber, intending to quit farm
L ing, will sell at Public Sale, at his
resi- drncc, quite near laughs church and
Ladicsburg, Woodsboro' District,
On 81 TURDAY Y, 18th Of August
1871, at 10 o'clock, NJ, the following per
sonal property, to wit:
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DRY t:ssOItS, GROCERIES.

HARDWARE, BOOTS & SHOES,
Notions Clothing, &c, which will sell as
cheap as the cheapest Inn ttplcnishing
my stock OF Goods every week To ktch up
with the styles and times. My motto is,
Good Goods and low pticcs. Come one |!
Come ALL!
Lumber and Country Produce of all
kinds taken in exchange for Goods, at fair
prices.
june 3,tf FREDERICK WHITE.
I,'oR Ladies' Dress G"o,lS ar,' l'arsSols,
L roto T. WHITE"
Lon ihAhr, Ca>smcr'., 1wrcds and
| tnttcot;lc>, Goto f. WHITES.
LNni; talicors, Murii',a, Linghalns and
/ Linens, 20 to +. WHITES.
ATS, Shoes, Boots and Caters, low,
ct + WHITES.
LNulI red ,."adh Clothing of In" la,t's,
| styles, nrt' and cheap 90 to
+. WHITES.
p.N Iron, Hnr,'Nn.". Grr""rits and
ID Qucrnsw"r' re "p3: l;,', ~.
+. WHITE.
D>Cr$, Lard Flour and t'r+r Meal.
u bought and N'lh by +. WHITE
J)rSTa, Rais, Slaves and Shingles,
/ bought and sold by +. WHITE.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-22
GOODS.
JULY 7Yss,rl~7i.

A MOTHER fresh arrival Of DRY
IA GOODS, NOTIONS, GROCERIES,,
and GU EENSW ARE received this day at
Geo. ii. Johnson, cheap store.
G.. III. JOHNSON.
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