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REDM o N,

(latcIy from Frederick city,,
TWAS opened a BARBER SHOP ON
| / Water street, Mcchanicstown, in the
store room formerly occupied by W. Della
plano, where he is prepared to display the
tonsorial art in
HAIR GET7ING # STA 1ING
AND SHAMPOONING
in nrst-clasS style He invites the public
to give him call.
Hair and WhSkcrs dyed on reasonable
terms Boot Backing also attended to.
cSs"Shop open at all hours during the
day and evening. mar'itt
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GOOD ADVICE!

\ FINE assortment of the above seeds
"A now in store.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., large green, &c
BEANS.-Gcrman wax, valentine, mo-
hawk, white kidney, marrowtat, lima
&c.
BEETS. -Bastan's extra early ,Simon's OK
early, en- early bas-an0, blood turnip
long blood, &c.
KALE.-Dwarf German, tall German, &c
BROCCOLl.-Early purple cape, &c.
CABBAGE-E.arly cone, sugar loaf OK.
heart, winning>tad,, wakefield, early
drumhrad, savoy, early york, large york
flat dutch, late drumEcad, drumhcad
savoy.
CAULIFLOW Err Early London, Paris
&c. &c.
CARROT.- Early horn, long orange, &c
CELERY --Drrcr's white solid, Boston
market. &C., De.
CORN.-Almn'S early, early sugar, larg,
SUGAR, S,oN,lT- r.rrrrrrn, farmers sweet
CUCUMBER-Largr early market, whit,
spincd, early Russian, long green, &r
EGG PLANT.-Iargc round purple, \
y. large purple, &c.
MATO.-Troply, Gen. Grant, fifteen
Cooks iavoritr extra early, large red
large yellow, DC.
PEPPER-Pumpkin, oyster plant, spin
ach, squash, &c.
RADISlI-All the early and late sorts.
LETTUCE .-Early Hanson, early clirlcd
cabbage, simpson, pcrpignan, India head
MELONS.--Cantclcupc, mush melon and
watermelon.
ONION.-Whitc, Red and Yellow.
PEAS-Drccr's extra early, Carriers first
crop, LaXton's alpha, humdrc'lio!d, OF
Cooks favoritc, Tom Thumb, Bishop
Dwarf, Little Gem, EnEenic, and full
assortment o. other Peas.
OKRA OR GOMBO,--Turnip, early and
late varieties, Sweet Marioram, Swcc,
Basil, Balm, Lavender, Thyme, Rose,
mary. DC.
FLOWER SEEDS.-A full assortment at
all prices.
~ Rcncmbcr-That DREER'S cclc-
bratcd Seed are sold only i'll Frederick, at
SMITHS
Temple Of Fancy,
mar1l-tf Frederick, Md
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
" MEETING

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
FREDERICK, March list, 1871.
The County Commissioners for Frcdcr-
lex county, will meet at their Office, in the
Court House, on Mondoy, the 3rd dug Of
AprN neat, ut II o'clock, a. M, and have
adopted the following order of business for
their April Session:
First Week
Will be devoted to making transfers and
hearing appeals from the following dis
tricts:
Monday, April Sd, District No. I, Buckeyes
town;
Monday, April Sd, District No. 2, Fredcr
lex;
Tuesday, April 4th, District No. B. Mid
Tuesday, April 4th, District No. A, Crca-
Wednesday, April 5th District No. 8, En-
mittsburg;
Wednesday, April 9Th, District No, 6, Ca
toctin
Thursday, April 6'h District No. J !, r !,
Friday, " 7th, 9th, New
Market
Friday, April It'll, District, No. 10, IIavcrs;
Saturday, April Sth, District No. II, Woods
horo';
Saturday, April 9Th, District No. 10, Pc
tcrsvillc.
,r,cond Hwk.
Monday, April 10th, District No. 13, Mount
Pleasant;
Monday, April 10th, District No. IA, JEFF
! frrsOn:
Tuesday, April nth, District No, IS, Me
chanicstOwn;
Tuesday, April 1lth, Dist. no. lo, 'Jaekson
" " II, Johns
! Vile.
On Wednesday, April 18th, 1871, will
appoint Collector of state and County
Taxes, Judges of Election, Physician to the
Jail, Keeper Of Weights and Measures, and
| Keeper of thc Court House and Yard.
The residue of the Session will be de-
voted to gcdcral business such AS passing
accounts, making appropriations to Road,
and Bridges, outdoor pensioners, issuing
commissions, trial of road cases, Nc., and
with tie adjournment Of the Session, the
transfer books will lac closed until after til"
Levy of 1871, is completed.
CO; All persons interested in having
transfers and abatcmcntS made, are re-
qucstcd to tax" particular notice of this
order, if they fail to attend to the SAME, no
deduction will he made ON their us>c>s-
mrnt, after tie levy is made and com
plclcd.
Persons having accounts against I'll"
County will plra>+ present them 80 rs To
have them passed and placed on the levy Of
1871.
BY act Of 1870, chapter Al, all accounts
Of officers, >WC!i n, Sheriff. Register Of
Wills, Justices OF the Peace, turoNrrs,
Consiabic> and Attorneys, nj;,t first "
submitted to and approved ol by the
Judges of the Circuit tUUrt before they
can be placed on the levy. Those inter
"Slcd Will file their claims, W;lh the .I,ld.rc
Of the Circuit Court in time, 50 ;t> to Er
placed on the levy OF lS1l,"t th;, and their
May session. II ti''y fail to do 50, ticir &C
conn'e Will net lac placed on IL" levy.
The above regulations Will he strictly
adhered to.
Persons having transfers to make can do
so bctor, Tie Clerk Of the County Commits
Sions, at amy time prior to the above meet
! ing By order,
mar IL, JNO. NEED, Clerk.
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New Cabinet Warehouse.

T0ZRA NJ. SMITH, recently from Car
~ roll county, has permanently located
in MechanicStown, on Carroll street and
in few days Will open Furniture Store
Room, and commence the Cabinet making
business. Particulars hereafter,
mar Aft
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DENTAL NOTICE..
DR.. GEORGE S.FOUKE,

OF WESTMINSTER, MD

OF WESTMINSTER, NIL,
COLLECTS applications for tShILLEL
- OPERA 7ION.S IN DENTISTRY
at the "Gilhcrt House." MECuANICSTowN
the Fourth Thursday afternoon and Friday
forenoon of every month.
At EMMITTsBURG, Fourth "Wednesday
afternoon and Thursday forenoon, and at
Rocky RIDGE, First Wednesday after
noon. mar4-V
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l4ACHER HIMBtRI. VII. II. BEATTY
HIVE BURY Il BEATTY,
WlRBLE' WORhIE.

WIRBXE' JFORhN,
North Market Street, nearly opposite Fred
cricktoWn Savings Institution,
FEDERICO CITY, MD.
Monuments, TomJ$, Slabs for GnJinct
Mukcrs, Npbt Momlcs, &c.,
made at the shortest notice and on accom-
modating terms. Orders attended to
promptly. mar4-tf
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WILL. II. STEINER,
WITH
A M M ! q O n & G O.
MANUFACTURERS AND JOHBERs

MANJFACTTKEKS MD JUHBtKN
TT b Il K Gil IS " 4 Il f.
CHANDELIERS, LAMP GOODS, ETC. kEEo
sENE, LUHRIBATING AND FISH OILS,
341 W. Baltimore md GO German STREETS
mnrl.tf BALTIMORE.
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EssRHataa E'seEe &.aH.RI.

TlIE subscriber, residing in til" corpora
l. ton Of Mrchanic>town, ha, for sale
lao, COO superior Kiln Dr;od
Brick,
suitable for buiIliEg and repairing p,r-
poses which ne will sell ON liberal terms.
and deliver them, if necessary, in any part
of the town.
He also has a THREE HORSE TEAM
to accommodate his customers with HAUL
ING all through the spring and summer, al
the shortest notice.
- Residence this side Of Hunting
Creek Forge, where kc may at all times he
found.
marii-tf JOHN 4. FLEAGEL.
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Dr. William white

/ CONTINUES to practice his profession
\ j in McchanicStown and vicinity. He
offers his professional services to his
friends and the public. When not absent
he may be found AT his residence Main
street. muri.tt
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30 BUILDING. EIDY<

TOR S.ILE.
TINIIE undersigned have FIFTY BUILD
| ING LOTS for sale situated in Me
chanics,own, some very desirable locations
which will br sold cheap
mari-lf CHEW Il STOCkSDALE.
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DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING, &C.


YINIIE undersigned would respectfully
call the attention of his friends and
the public generally to his stock of mcr'
chandisr, which he will sell at al. times as
low as the lowest for cash or produce
The stock embraces
Dry Goods of crery description; CLOTH
ing, Notions, Quecns7care, Hard-
qcore, Iron, Hats and Caps,
Boots ond ,Shocs,
and everything usually kept in country
store. Call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
Motto: "Quicll Sales and Small Profits
Gy"Posts, Rails, Shingles and Cooper
Stuff and Sawed Lumber always on hanc
and for sale.
FREDERICK WHITE,
mar4-tf Mcchanicstown, Md.
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SPRING AND WINTER GOODS,

Ghts, Casstmerus, Vest lhttr"s, dc" Dr.,
latest style, which he is prepared to make
up into wcll-titting garments at short no.
ticc. His prices are as chcapa the cheap
est. and his goods as good sthc best. Call
and ret the worth of your money.
Sy"Fits guaranteed marl-u
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DRESSED IL VsASEIS

has the advantage of being cut and dressed
by machinery all of which is new and OF
the latest patent ard Improvement.
REMEMBER TIE PLACE, ON TIE
CIRCUS DS At WAESCliE, BRO. &
CO.'S PLANNING MILL.
~ To call and compare prices is all we
can ask, and that we do request.
CASSELI., WAESCIE& CO.,
NrchanicStown,
mar4ly Frederick county, Nd.
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RUFUS III. WgHICOXON,

GROCER AND TEA DE4LEH
Corner Market and South streets, at Dcrr'
old stand, lfalcrstown Hill,
FREDERICK CITY, MD.,
A LWAYS keeps on hand tho best sup
~ plV of
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Ind all Manufactured B"Aling uateTials

We are prepared to build at home or
abroad, from foundation to top complete,
and finish i'm the best workmAnlikc man.
ncr, HOUSES, &c, on the most reasonable
terms.
Persons DESTROYS Of building will do well
to consult Us, as we have the latest designs
from the great architect, George +. Wood
ward. All we want is the size, how to be
finished and quality Of material and we
will guarantee the cost to complete same.
cEy' Don't fail to call and see us at our
office in Tie Factory at Mcchanicstown
Frederick county, Md
martly WAESCHE, BRO, x co.
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LU NIB Err!
EWWB1R 3
LUMBER
SIGN or THE BIG STACK
At THE PLAA MING Mill.

Before proceeding with a list of the diff.
frrcnt kinds and grades of Lumber which
we propose to offer to the public, a few re-
marks may be applicable, if necessary.
In the first place, we feel it our ri ght to
request our share of public patronage;
more than our share we do not ask
Sccondly-Wc do not protf&s to under.
sell any one, or to sell a better quality for
the same money, but we rely entirely upon
our own merits, and leave the CnMrARA--
TIVE WORTH of our merchandise subject
to the Judgment of the public.
Thirdly-That we have ONE AND But
ONE PRICE for the same kind and quality
of lumber may be depended upon, except
ing of course when larger bills are pur-
chased Il reduction will he made.
The tnllowin" is list of our stock, and
il may be relied upon with absolute GER
tainly that at all times each kind and quail
~ below mentioned can be found in our
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LIQUORS and Groceries

to be had in Frederick. Persons visiting
the city would do well to give him call
before purchasing elsewhere. Those who
purchase once never fail to call again.
mnr4-tf
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BENZ. H. FiHsOEs,
Wagon Maker, Spring Wagon and
Shovel Manufacturer,

Shovel Manufacturer,
One mile tram Northumberland Dcpot on tue
yoad hoding to the Furnace,
rs now prepared to execute all orders in
his line at the shortest notice. lie al
ways keeps the best material on hand, and
his workmanship will be Of the best quail
ty. He invites the public to give him
call lie is also prepared to repair wagons
and other vehicles in the best manner.
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TAKE NOTICE.

4 III. persons indebted to me are hereby
"a requested to make immediate pay
mcnt. must have money to continue my
business successfully, and those indebted
must pay up or their claims will be placed
in an officers hands for collection.
mar4-tf FREDERICK WHITE.
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JOHN II. 'TAsEsGEz.

" F. r or 4 Y T r. III q K
Mex, door to the Postoiilcc, Church street,
FREDERICK CITY, MD,
TT AS Just returned from Baltmor" with
| q select assortment OF
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TURE ROOMS.
THE STOVE DEPARTMENT
is complete, and'includcs the celebrated
EXCELSIOR COOKING STOVE,
and other styles.
A large assortment of
Cottaae B,dstuas, Nuttr~s~s, Chamber
Sets, CHARS, and 0thcr Furniture,
which will be sold at city prices.
Wooden Wares,
Of all kinds, constantly on hand.
have full assortment of custommadc
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
and all other ware belonging to we'll
furnished store of this kind, of my own
manufacture, which l will sell at the low
est cash price
Roofing, Spouting and Jobbins
promptly executed in the most satisfactory
manner. VAN Is. OSLEf,
mar11-tf Mcchanicstown, Md
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LOOK HERE

TNIIE subscribers having erected Il large
ware and store house on the corner Of
Carroll street and Railroad Depot, at Ne
chanicstown, Md, offer to the citizens of
Frederick and adjoining counties, their
large and well selected stock of
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IL. COURTNEY 4 Esksde..
FAMILY CROCEES,

Wine Dealers ana Importers Of Cigars.
WE offer our large and well selected
w stock at the very lowest prices.
Country dealers supplied on liberal
terms, and orders promptly filled
~ Our Cigars are of IN extra superior
quality. II. COURTNEY & BRO,
corner of Charles and Faycttc sts.,
marl1-tf Baltimore, Md.
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g. RD4HI ERKES

of all kinds, at greatly reduced prices, hay
ing bought them from the manufactures
for cash prices, and upon the very best
terms possible, are therefore offering great
inducements to purchasers. All We ask
is for persons to give lis a call and inspect
our goods, and prices before purchasing.
We have Il very large lot of
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Also, CcfSIrS at the shortest notice,
Having large experience in this business
they are prepared to make AL kinds of
FURNlTi RE in the best manner and on
the mos, approved style, ont of the lest
material to hr procured. They, therefore,
solicit fair -harc of the public custom.
GEO. fLAUTT 4 son.
j. p. S.--Ch mcndcd and repairing of
Furniture executed "ith Mcatnt.s, durabli
~ and dispatch. All work warranted.
mar l-tf
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Flour. Ef:scOH. Lard, Corn.
Oats. Chop. <sis:.s. &C..

for sale on reasonable terms.
~ Produce of all kinds bought anC
sold. or forwarded on commission.
EGGS, BUTTER, POTATOES, Drr
Fruit, &C. bought and sold
Thinking large sales with small profit,
better than small sales with large profits
We have concluded 10 adopt the former ~
oar g,'ii", and hope We shall he enabled t.
carry it ont by persons in want of any
thing iii our line giving Us II call before
purchasing elsewhere
CHEW 4 STOCKSDALE,
mar4-tf McchauicstOWn, Md.
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HUNt,BNH Is .COAH .

We invite special attention 10 this depart
mcnt. as we are determined to sell all
kinds of Lumber for building and other
purposes rs cheap ~ can he bought.
Hardware and Building Material,
of al kinds, including CARPENTERS
TOOLS. Sc.
Our stock of Groceries consists of the
hest of
SlRIpS, .SIGlRS. COfF'EES, TEAS,
.SPIFE,r. de-,
Including cvrrythin" in the grocery line.
We cal! special attention Of housckcrpcrs
to this department, as we are determined
To sell to sui the times
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BARN BOARDS.

YELLOW PINE INCH BOARDS.
POPLAR INCH BOARDS;
AND HEAVY PLANK
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Cabinet Ssare,;a0la~cy

TNiIE undersigned have established "a
| CABINET MAKERS SHOP in
McchanirSt"Wn, ncHrthc Depot, where they
intend to carry on the bushes, in all its
varied branches, such as making
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THE E.1GLE PE'R MRS LITIIE
BInUr 1'O SING.
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House Furnishing Goods.
At VAN g. OSLER'S
THE STOVE DEPARTMENT

STOVE TINWARE AND FURNI
TTRE ROOMS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-03-23

VALUABLE PATENTs.-The Sardt0gian
says: Our townsman Mr.. A. Putnam,
Jr., recently took out patent on valu-
able invention in the shape of faucet
which permitted the filing and emptying
of vessel with any fluid charged with
carbonic acid gas without the loss of any
of the gas. He has now supplemented
that invention by two others, which are
classed in the Scientific american among
fourteen other specially prominent home
and foreign patents, and they are thus
described in that journal:
WATER CooLER.-Abel Putnam, Jr,
Saratoga Springs, N. Y.-This invention
relates to water cooler having two sep
arate compartments, one to contain water
and the other ice, the annular water space
being exterior to the ice compartment,
and each chamber having an opening of
it's own.
CAsT-IRoN BARREL. - Abel Putnam,
Jr., Saratoga Springs, N. Y.-This inven-
ton consists of cast-iron barrel, provided
with proclaim lining, and one solid and
one detachable head.
Both these inventions will prove valu-
able adiuncts in the transportation and
sale OF the waters of Star Spring, of which
Mr.. P. is the Superintendent.
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From Appletops' Journal
Outgrown.
By MRS. ,CLrA G. q, poRR,


Nay, you wrong her, my friend, she's not tickle
her love she has simply outgrown;
One can read the whole matter, translating her
heart by the light Of ones own.
Can you bear me to talk with you frankly There
is much that my heart would say,
And you know we were children together, have
quarreled and ''made up'' in play.
And 50, for the sake OF old friendship, venture
to tell you the truth.
As plainly, perhaps, and as bluntly, as 1 might
in our earlier youth.
Five summers ago, when you wooed her, you stood
on the self-same plane, ..-.. ..s
Face to face, heart to heart, never dreaming your
souls could be parted again. . ... .-
She loved you at that time entirely, in the bloom
of her hfe's early May,
And it is not her fault, repeat it, that she does
net love you to-day.
Nature never stands still, nor souls either. They
ever go up or go down;
And hers has been steadily soaring-but how has
it been with your own!
She has struggled, and yearned, and aspired-
grown purer and wiser each year;
The stars are not farther above you, in yon lu-
minous atmosphere
For she whom you crowned with fresh roses,
down yonder, five summers ago,
Has learned that the first of our duties to God
and ourselves is to grow.
Her eyes they are sweeter and calmer, but their
vision is clearer as well;
Her voice has tenderer cadence, but is pure as
silver bell.
Her face has the Hook worn by those who with
God and His angels have talked;
The white robes she wears are less white than the
spirits with whom she has walked.
And you! Have you aimed at the highest Have
you, too, aspired and prayed?
Have you looked upon evil unsullied Have you
conquered it undismayed!
Have you, too, grown purer and wiser, as the
months and the years have rolled on!
Did you meet her this morning rejoicing in the
triumph of victory won!
Nay, hear mel The truth can not harm you.
When to-day in her presence you stood,
Was the hand that you gave her as white and
clean as that of her womanhood?
Go measure yourself by her standard. Look
back on the years that have fed;
Then ask, if you need, why she tells you that the
love of her girlhood is dead
She can not look down to her lover; her lave. like
her soul, aspires;
He must stand by her side, or above her, who
would kinde its holy fires.
Now, farewell! For the sake of old friendship I
have ventured to tell you the truth,
As plainly, perhaps, and as bluntly, as 1 might
in our earlier youth.
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Letter from Wisconsin.
RIVER FALLS, Wis, March 30, 1871

RIVER FALLS, Wis, March 90, 1871.
Editor Rutland Herald Winter in
Wisconsin has been unusually mild, and
1t seems even now to be nearly finished.
The roads are getting in good order for
wagons, which are proper for all except
the bleakest parts of the country. Only
q little snow remains around the fences,
and that is rapidly disappearing. People
are beginning to think about sugaring, or
those who are fortunate enough to own a
few naples. But the yield per tree is SO
small that the business is not very profit
able, ranging between one and two pounds
The blowing for wheat was done so ex-
tensively last fall, that with ordinary
weather this spring, there will be a chance
to SOW large amount of grain as soon as
the fields become dry. Unless there is a
great change in the prospect, the spring
will be very early. There was some thun-
der and lightning last night in the south.
west, although little rain fell here.
The people give up considerable of their
time in the winter to amusements, to com.
pensate for the hard labor of the summer.
and there are few scenes of festivity where
dancing does not form the chief amuse
meRt. Neck-tie parties have Just been in.
troduoed. One was held here recently
whose proceeds went to the Cemetery
FUND.- But there are some who object
to them on conscientious grounds.
The first military school, on an eastern
plan, In this section of the country, is just
being started. The st. Croix Collegiate
Institute at this place has secured the ne
oessary equipments from the State, and
added a military department to its other
work. 1t has secured the services of one
OF the officers of Gen. Grants special
scouts as drill master, and promises good
things in military way. The uniforms
are we'll under way for the pupils, and
they are undergoing instructions in the
tacings and wheelings. The principal has
mad experience in the military schools on
the Hudson, conducted by private enter.
prise, and is, therefore, well qualified for
the work.