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EDUCATIONAL.
voUNG LADIES ACADEMY.
-t-,., Under Cd. ''
THE DIRECTION OF THE uRsUL1llfNEs
-7IF Two miles below New Orleans

bis Institution which of Lo1: .a.
ess sas
Recommendations 20 be istroau'ea 70 puf The Man Of
education pursued by the Tutoresses OF TINS
Mora, obiec. eonstsny kept r. ysI
Of their
a soeusfem them to polite and amiable sportmens
to e the sssh Vigil
ss psps ali
nominations are admitted and no nsee
the ens Of to props
Divine WoTsh hsp health of the pupils i. an
OF soeuds for the e Ladies w Paws
aad Of sss
he ssy snas rom their ape
duties Wheb sse s
PSyssan is and timely notice
Of Sr the
EEs and Ers4sh
an sas r aes ssr
stry in the higher ssers Patti and
s and pa s %aso
i neede-work ETC. Particular as'eh'l0n 10 p"'' "
"a e nd ends
and session ss ssy ,hs se a
third in lss gga sna in
A. each term. O
for Me DAY Sds fop those who are BIZ
f,ra the end a a term, for accidental apseh'ee'
- EXTRA CHARGES; c,o,.. War
ce Stationery and the Use Of Maps and Sooos PEI
M Nn III PEI Tss OF Musical
es artiaeisi Flowers, per term -.-.....::.:
nd E %ash,ns For For the Bathing season
soos classes may be Fl
nished by pare-ts themselves. OF P0 noI3 wi
observation-disclosures at boofpelera' prices hoto ~
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TNsTITUTIoN OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
| Corner ST Philip and Calves streets,
New Orleans.

Tho government throu xhout this estabiishs1 as.
their ipstructresses Recreation, table ae
the same for ALL snort everything tends 70 plo
mote afFectionate union between the sisters anu o
vouna ladies' Entrusted to their motherly care
The instruction is thorough and solid, and in harnon
with the requirements of society The course
I'm both Enpiith and French} all the branches OF Know
ledge cultivated at present day Each Language ID
taught by natives of respective countries so AZ " III
rho acadenical year closes with public exhiotion
and distribution premiums to which parents arc III
vited ,.. 80 .,,., ot.ant,on and
socitude Governing thos placed under their cnaLge
he moral suasion alone Sisters OF ST. Joseph
yor to inculcate principles Of solid piety REQUIRE In
tr;et observance of polite and aiable an
inst feelings respect and affection ards Parehe
Punls of all denomin atoms are admitted r,,.
NorA-During the bathing season; the Boairaing
| Of St. Louis have q aourshing academy.
| TERMS-To be paid in ADVANCE as foho~s a.. m
Boarding per three months 10 90
Washing, " -.'''---'-----' 10 90
Mnsic Lessons and use of Instrument e % nv
| singing Lessons .,.... OF
Pastel Gil haunting according to the number OF pupils
Nerdle work in all is varieties golden EN- oroloeIy
ARTIFICIAL flowers taught to the boarders without
charge . - ,,.. .sSr,er;oress of tn,
Academy of the Sisters of St. Joseph Box 1911 New VI
| leans - Or if more convenient apply to , .,+
oc3O 1y v. ~ A1A>A1A>' -
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There are in the United Kingdom thirty
Ave Roman Catholic peers and forty nine
Roman Catholic baronets. or the peers
one ia a duke-Norfolk; one marquis
Bute, who joined the Church of Rome IN
1864 eight are earls, and one countess In
her own right. OF the earls, not fewer
than ave are seceders from the Church OF
ENGLAND. Four of the Roman Catho-
lie peers are viscounts, and the rest
Larons. None OF these are seceders. The
Last creation is Lord O'Hagan, who is the
first Roman Catholic Lord Chancellor OF
Ireland. Some of the Roman Cathoiie
Deers are of very ancient descent the
Hnke of Norfolk's dukedom dates from
1As3: Viscouut Gormanstown's vlscounty
from 1873; Lord Beaumonts barony, iron
1900: Lord Camoy's-whoseS name 10 $40
nor and whose ancient seat, Stonor Phrh
in Oxfordsl,ire, has been in the Possesslo
of his family for five hundred yearsTifot
1883. Lord Camoy's peerage was revive
come thirty years ago after having pee
80 long in allegiance. Lord St"urtou
oayooe dates from l447. The majority
the Roman Catholic peerages are Enghsh
oriy four are Scotch three have been CT
atea nv Mr. Gladstone, these are doWal
of Glossop, Acton and O'Hagan.
Lord Howard is uncle OF the Duk LUX >
Norfolk, and as LORD EuWaru ho"a ..,.a ",
most pouular MP. Lord Acton, o wealt
and highly gifted gentleman OF an ahcle
and wealthy family in Shropshire, was w
known as Sir john Acton. his moIheF
the fret wife of Earl Granville, the prest
Foreign Secretary.
The Catholic aristocracy has interim
ried to such extent that almost eve
member of it ia related to the rest. Il
wealthy and highly respected, and our
the last quarter of q century has MIL
Ynncb more with general society than
. previously the case.
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ArD,pScE GIVEN by THE HOLY FATHER
no rup AMERIcANs-Yesterda the Holy
Father gave audience to an extraordinary
number of persons mostly , Aaei in the
! They stood in two extended lines ~ the
grand hall of the Consistory, when, aCou'
! mid day, his Holiness, surrounded ny Ear
dinals Patrizi, Amat, Barnabo, Guldl; Cat
terini, Bonaparte, several blshops anu Mninn
lates, made his appearance. having
spoken kindly to each of the strangers, ne
returned to his throne, and from ITS steps
he uttered, in French, words full OF atfec-
ton, of which we shall endeavor 10 give
Q synopsls: IT.. .,,. 1Io,v Eo-
= ther\ recalls to our minds, more vlvldiy
n than any other thought, the Passion Oh our
n Lord, He died for all of us, europeans
IT and Americans, making us all ahHe snaleis
Of in His sufferings. He makes no dlstinction
D. of persons. God has bestowed great gifts
at upon YOU, Americans; fertility of soil, ac-
re tlyity in industry and commerce, and an
ne extraordinary progress in all the usetol
of arts of life. You have boundless terri.
lie tory. and at the same time o spirit OF
he union, which forms the secret OF your grea
I'm power. Yet there are gifts still greatel
", than these. Many years ago CHANGED e
I'm read a work, written by an freshman, VIM
rk, entitled "Travels in Search of q Rellg ION.
ion Make such voyage yourselves. Nay, with
ON out crossing mountains ahu seas, ueseeh
red into YOUR hearts, examine, comPale an
cen choose. God will enlighten you, that 20
ms may be able to discern ana emolaGe VI
' of true faith. This is the object of the bless
sh !; ing which am about to give you. l II
,re- woke this blessing upon YOU, in the nan
ard of the Father, the Author OF All goou'
that of the Son, Our Lord Jesus Christ, l
, of whom we were redeemed, in the name
was the Holy Ghost, that His light may enao
lthy YOU to see and his strength enable you
lent embrace the true faith.
we'll Here all, much impressed, kneiG 10"
was and the Holy Father, with solemnity, l
sent tered the formula OF oenedicuoh' ne
found emotion of all manifested
mar their couutenances. Certainly these oeau
very full words Will oe seeu whicu' WIZ
1t is grace of God, VIII prouuSe he" %uu
lring clous fruits for US among sre PeoPio VI
liked Great American uhion.-Aoo'e''
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

M. wHEELAHAN
Apnounees to his friends patrons, and tho Puun.
general that in consequence Of his OLD se'- - -.
PAINT STORE, los Canal street. bong ~D'1'
pulled down, he will remove his
Paints, Oils, Glass, Wall Paper, t1c''
BY THE-FIRST OF JUNE NEXT
To his location,
NO. fi9 COMMON STREET,
p.+ve.n Camp and st. Charles Streets tseoond store
from Camp street)
Parties in want Of any goods in tho above limo '-A
| obtain them at --
| Much Reduced Prices Previous to Removal
| bv calling at tho old stand. h..
| N. wHKELAHAN,
| l95 Canal street
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The Florida papers report that not less
than hundred deer are killed every Gay
ON the upper st. Johns and its tributaries
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, EDUCATIONAL.

y THE HOLY ANGELS.
under the Direction Of the Sisters OF the Holy Gross
=, ,.mnart and Congress streets. Third District
o''A' -, New Orleans, Louisiana 7ts;di |
,u. nav Academy OF the holy angels ie situatsa
IN short distance the river! The budinSs
are the beat style q nooSr wsna ated sSorin
ali che advantages which contribute 10 tho oes'" ~
security of its inmates. .-,..s h,.fc. III.
rnmotion Of order and regularity all arc o6ngeo 70
tend the public exercises, and CONFORM 70 tho fuo'
the Institution. .4-s
Tho system Of education embraces the EIen9n snS
Enesh languages viz: kesSing ppnd Nod
History Ancient and MsSsTn sssrsd and
Proanel, Chronology. French .p Saghx hsmstry
Rhstoris Hysh1iOgy MssnIrs IatSemascs
isWorI Tapestry Embroidery. Artificial Flower. etc
TKRsAs-PAYA6ENTs TO BE MADE SoAhiAHAi'
Board and Tuition in French ana Hnsnsn' 1ooo N
:. erquArter 60 Os
unt-.nes Fee for tho hrst year only. 10 90
EXTRA CHARGKs-OPTIONA: .,o A.,
Music the Piano. per quarter n
l Vocal Music .-..''----'''' 70 ID
! Drawing ''--..'-.- IS q
Painting .-..-..-...'..'''' an
I Tapestry and Em bfoiry $1,000 -
| x.fsNsiSl TIoyvArr -
| Sx.tinnar~ y.
Use Of Baths summer season. per auaIter ~
The Glasses commence about the arst OF SePte@ooi
and close BY the end Of Juno by an EXAMINATION sns
pJ Bocts etc. may be procured At tho Institution
1piis are received at any time during the year. An
For further apply to tho Mother sns I
Academy Of the Holy Angels. 80
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When YOU receive kindness, remember
- when YOU bestow one, forget it."
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VT. JOSEPHS URSULINE ACADEMY Fo'
) YOUNG LADIES.
SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS,
fEormerly of Charleston, South Carohna)

Rss
ali the modern improvements, anu 10 hea'eu 'nio's
,s
as re Of h best 70 add
nothing Sc andCns to IL to the
s sas With # the
not ;sDs .pa spss 1ae the heart
Of the hssn oups
HSss Ma.5
p bns,,sa Painting and Plain Sewing for
5 at Illinois, Rev
s$sRSE j. New 9 e s. BRADY. Is Onion street.
4 Gr. JosEfHs AcADEMY, FOR X GS.s,et
By the Sisters s of Ghar Maryland
situated MarS, sssh Ga rps
nile from Emmsburg and two miles from Mount ST.
nrsssa Sy she Maryland in 1876 The
| buildings are convenient and spacious
|. Roo - and ruition per academic year, including
Boar! Fed dn sdaihs Washins Msnans and $3.50 oe
!, E.-for Each afh, f pssa%ABLE IN ADVANCE.
The Academic year divided in two Sessions OF hS'
months each ,s * on snn nsspe'"v''s OIL
n Letters JURY directed Mo f IN SUPERIOR,
f. ap17 St. Joseph's Academy Emmsou,e M n,9
re- 70 cST- srANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Il, n RAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI
re - -, -,
This institution conducted by the Brotns5s ,ne
co Sacred Heart been in successiu ~. Pa,
IsSs II ia beautifully situated the shores OF tne a
OIL Commanding extensive view OF the n htb;ng
%, sno ALI the advantages of the sea Dreeze anu
" the summer is the pupils great so
NJ, healthful amusement. The CommerciaI So .inn WE
isaa ali the branches of good English education.
le PAA TERMS:
~ and Tuition per session, payable half yearly
nd hoa avancs
tai x.yshi,o nor session =, ~,
ic Saddine ner session, ioptional} AZ
PoesaiS e Spent at the institution so
inc EXTRA ShAhSEo' q
Use Of Piano Der month -------------'-------.
r1,ta M, Ath. ----'----'
90 p Igpstrum ent per month
snsnis. and German languages per month"; eAo"''
90 oRToIf urther particulars, aIPy to op1,,oND
90 Bhg tLOnirn ~. C,u ooe
20 fe1atf Ii.ecIor y. w. .
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Prosperity is no just scale; adversely II
the only. true balance to weigh friends.
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CAHILL & 'CoFFEY,
JACKSON CORN MILL AND FEED STORE
Noa as and 732 and IS ano Al Water street.
49," Fourth District.
Dealers In Hay Corn Oats, Bran, Cornmeai Oatmea-
A Hominy Grits, Chicken and Cow Feed, etc.
Goods delivered free of drayage. N@SAJ
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IL. Importer and Dealsr in
FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING CLASSES
NJ. M p.,nt,n,. Eprravings and Iithographs IN
H1 T, vi .nd pI.n. Chromos Of al Publications OyA
and square Portrait and Picture fs.%S: q sr -
Painting 10 OIL. Water and Pastel Coiors;
Carpsts. Mats. Mating and kugS,
ISca Enrtains window Shades and Cor.
nices, Curtain Holdera Picture Cord ~ ss1
TasssIs Phceograph Albuns. Prayer bGSan n.A
C.rncifxec Carved Wooden Goods etc tine srenGs
CARVED OAK DINING ROOM n
1875 CANAL STREET. (Touro Row.
mhlS II ly !-o- ---
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ACADEMY or THE VISITATION,
Monte Maria, Richmond, Virginia,
Tho duties Of this Institution will be Oh n0
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMbEh-

Parents and Guardians desiring frstcass d %ers
School for their Daughters and "afas' VIII W
ocated in the healthiest portion of one OF the IN
healthy cities in SOUTH with large gTounue ,son
retired and romantic situation IL affords IN taI and
every facility acquiring edncation mehtth
moral of a high grade. Large additions have yee
made TO the buildings to meet tho increasing apPho
Appiy for Prospectus and Terms to the ONCE Oh Sn
| norninS Quar- SNN O' au29 ly
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

DR d. BLY'S PATENT ARTIFICIAL (~,.xsx
d. LEGS AND ARMS. t$AzAe
The Anatomical Leg has side motion At the
anhIe the same as the natural one, and con,
tains ali the latest improvements in Art,nclai "A
Iags II Ia recommended by the best sur, - - no.
. America as being superior to all others IN use.
Each Leg is for Ave yecrss ws e. Of any
natsern from sioo $50 Arms with patent and
t;nn givinp n life.like appearance WIN parsa. ra
mi H S,er notion All kinds of Artificial LIMBS ro
haired on short notice and valuable
Send for descriptive pamphlet 1t contains SA"'''
,,forn,ation and Is sent free. Address.
lhiori'a'ioi; EWIS LOCKWOOD. Manufacturer,
,aoe,v 50 Camp street, New orieans Id
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SPECIAL NOTICE
Save Ten Per Cent, and Get Your
MATTRESSES
r T DONAHOES NEW MATTRESS FACHofsA'
Dab Girod street, near Rampant,
New Orleans.
10 .nx and eyerywhere and be fully convinced Look
to your interest. and give me call sc% Ios.
WattI esses made order and repaired Conhtry anu
Steamboat orders will receive special anu pcp'
attention -
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nRUssES AND BRACES.
The following Highest Premiums AWARDED !"
III spIIIMANN, Manufacturer and flt'er,
IN p.ronne street N Orleans ut the Fourth ouisiAna
80 ~ State Fair 1870;
r;nlomas for Best and most comtorta1,e L1Hss aoh
both sexes; Chds Truss Best Rna as.ort@eu
Of good Trusses. Also Diploma for the pest ai'py VI
H. SPGLLMANN Inventor and Patentee o. S,rsns
i,hont Snringa Pads the terror OF Leg SSrpe.
Cal and examine before purchasing mIaes
from ali parts will receive prompt attention. Jei~
RIO SUFFERERS From goHr RHEUMATISM AM
;nfallille of the above diseases 10 enectea py
mediene purely vegetable, prepared ana SOLO ".y ny
the snhscriber. The cure Is speedy and permanent
WV N JENKINS, l06 Baronne street, upstare..
Eofors Nv permission to-B. L. Mann 81 Magazlneett
7, = Fall 54Camp ST. W. r. Holcombe, IL magazines I
| r E. johnson, ITS Spain st oo@ w
r WEINBERG HOSPITAL. !Now Hayes, !" HOES ne
l. of Health" Elysan Fields street. d,cai
trict This Institution receives all dineases
surpical and midwifery cases. IL is conaucIea ~
mite the comforts of home to the advantages1 OF 20
Hosnital Terms-Wards (per day. ti P.lvaSe ~
private rooms, 81 Apply TO DR. HA S once abb W
Canal and Rampant streets or at the dosp'A'. A -
COAL AND WOOD.
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DR GEO 8 FOuKE Dentist. West.

|DR. GEO. s. FOUKE, Dentist, West.
- minister, Nd, desires to give notice to
the citizens of Harbaugh's Valley, &c, that
he purposes to visit SABILLASV1LLE
and will attend to the practice of Dentistry
there on the Thursday following the 4tl
Wednesday Of February, April, June, Au
gnst and October.
DR.. Fouke has had IS years experience
in Dentistry and flatters himself that he
can give Subtraction in all cases submitted
to his care
BY permission Dr.. Fouke refers to Drs
White and Zimmerman, Of Mechanicstown
june 24.tf
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Town AUTHCRGTlf;s.

Commissioners
Van l.. Uslcr, Geo. w. Foreman,
John r. houZcr, Geo w. St1cksdale
Chambers j Crecger.
Reuben Oslcr, Justice Of the Peace; Hi.
ram Arthur, Constable.
TIE CHURcnEs.
a. Jo1a's EclA Jeltc.A Luthsran--Rev J.
Summers, Pastor.
Returned (.ipplt's)-Rcv. NE, Gilds, Pas
tor.
JUtcd Br-tAren-Rev, john X. Nelson,
Pastor.
.MhoaM Episcopal - Rev. Thomas J.
Cross, Pastor Residence, Emmttsburg
Gathylu-!.cv Father John McCloskey,
Pastor.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Main .Srtet-Rardolph Wacsche, Noble
Grand.
GOOD TEMPLARs.
Albert Foreman is the right Worthy
Chief of the Order Of Goo0 Tcmplars
THE MAILS
The mail for Baltimore daily except
Sunday leaves this place every afternoon
bv the 2:4O train.
The stage for Frederick with the mail
leaves here every Tuesday, Thursday anc
Saturday mornings,
The stage for Emmittsburg, with tho
mail leaves every day Immediately after
the arrival Of the 1907 train from Balti
more.
The mail for Sabillasville leaves here or
horseback every Tuesday, Thursday ane
Saturday.
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County Officers.

Chief Judge of the Circuit Court-Wm
Associate Juagcs--John A. Lynch, W
V l'ouc. -,
Clerk Of Circuit Codrt-Charlts Mantz
Cricr Of " r Goodman
son.
Auditor Frederick j. Nclson.
states Attorney-Francis Brengle.
Register of Wills-Sebastian G. Cockey.
Judges Of the Orphans Court-Henry
JIonc[, Chief Judge; John A. Simmons,
Jonathan D. English, Associates.
Shcrit'-IIiram Bartgis.
County Commssioncrs-Dcwtt Clinton
1ohnsnn Joshua Mottcr, G.. Kccfcr Thomas,
Lcbbcus Griffith, Joseph B. Brown:
Clerk to Commissoners-.Iohn Need.
Attorney to the County Commissioners
C. V. $. Levy.
Collector Of Taxcs-Ilovd II. Herring
County Surveyor T. Brown
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CHEW s. STOCKSDALE having sold
" out their interest in the
M1W ESI sMs55aaEtR NpaR IA I'D G
to Cassell, Wacschc & Co., feel sure that
persons in want of Lumber will do well to
give them q call, as they are worthy and
obliging gentlemen, and arc determined to
sell Lumber at reasonable rates.
Feeling under many obligations to our
patrons for past patronage, we shall in the
future devote our attention more fully to
the sale Of
Groceries, Hardware, Paints, Oils, &c.
A full assortment of oil kinds of goods gen
orally kept in Grocery and Hardware
Store, and are determined to sell at the
l01cest prices Call and see
CHEW g. STOCKSDALE.
june a. At
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CUMb ERLAND NAILS,
$40 PER KEG

TNHESE Nails are known to be the best
/. in the market All Nails, no waste
and cost no more than other brands
Each keg warranted to contain lot
pounds Of nails.
Also large assortment of fine Hinges
Locks and Knobs, Solid Bronze, suitable
for frst-class buildings, at the great Cheap,
for-Caah Hardware Store of
]. b. SHANNON,
1909 Market Street,
apS.:f Philadelphia
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10 the roters Gf Eredfrich ro"'1V.
JNNTERTAINlNG the highest regard
II and consideration for the decisions OF
political conventions, at the same time !
believe that the selections of the Shcril'alty
belongs to the people. therefore appeal
TO tn" voters of Frederick county, and ask
for their favorable consideration and sup
port at tic ballot box in November next
Should be so fortunate as TO be elected
pledge myself to do justice to the office and
to the citizens of the County individually
and collectively.
may 6-tt JAMES 5lLNEN'7
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

J. Yingling & Son, Of Westminster,
Md, have just received 100 dozen Linen
and Lawn lIandkerchiefs, at all prices. s
Linen IIandkerchiefs for IS cents; Hem
stitched Lawn Handkerchiefs for % cents
also, have just received 50 dozen Lace
Collars, beautiful styles and at 10" prices
some as low as 5 cents. 2t
We offer special Inducements in
Linen Collars and Cuffs for Ladies and Gen
tlemen also in Lace Shawls j. Yingling
g. Son. At
J. Yinglng e. Son have just re.
ceived 300 Palm Fans, cents each; 10C
japanese do. 10 cents each 2t
Gay ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF FA.
voRs REcE1vED--Fecling very grateful
for the tlattering patronage extended to vi
during the first year Of our business by oul
friends and the public generally, we render
you our hearty thanks, and earnestly solici
continuance of similar favors in the flu
ture. Very respectfully,
Splendid Syrups.
A fresh arrival of Splendid Syrup
from the Eastern markets, at CHEW &
STOCKSDALES. at 60 cents per gallon
All they ask is FAIR TRIAL to insur
sales. go may 27-tf
seE~ JUST Northumberland
German Tonic Bitters; Boggs' German
Tonic Bitters; Mishler's Bitters; Vinega
Bitters; Wizard Oil; also agent for Dr.
Fahrney's celebrated medicines in pack
ages and bottles; just received and for sal
by DIR. GEO. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
Water Street, Mechanicstown.
tE- A superb article Of French Black
ing on, hand. Call and see.
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BENZ. Il. K'zgSOEs,
DIR. uoratio n. Shultz

OFFERS his professional services to
" Til" citizens of Mechanicstown and
vicinity.
He pays special attention to the treat
mcnt of Chronic Disease, Liver Complaint,
Drrpsy Dyspepsia, Sor" ETcs, &c, &c.
He may be found when not absent on
visit to his patients, at G1LDs' Drug Store.
mar4.tf
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SUPPLIES.

We invite the attention of FAMILIES,
HOTELS and EXCURSION PARTIES
to our superior facilities for supplying all
kinds Of
FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES, IL
'QUORS, CIGARS and TABLE GOODS
of every description, at the very LOWEST
PRICE.
Goods arc carefully packed aTd delivered
free of charge, at depots steamboats,, &c,
and 10 any part Of the city and suburbs.
X. COURTNEY e. BROTHER,
Wine Dealers and Groccrs,
Cor. Charles d Fayc,te SITS, Baltimore.
Country dealers supplied on liberal terms.
iunc 11-4w
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ONTEREY HOUSE, Summit Of the
vi Catortin Mountain. HARRY IlNG-
LING, Proprietor Boardors taken by the
day or month. This is Lewis Ripple's eel,
cbratcd old stand. Beautiful scenery, cX-
rclIcnt water. delightful views, healthy To-
cation Easy Of access from Mechanics
town, Emmi'shurs, Ilagerstown, Get'ys,
burg and WayucsbOr1.' Fare good and
terms moderate.
June i1~-3m
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On the 18th instant, at the residence O
the brides grandmother, Mrs, a. VI Ban'Z
by Tie Rev. DR.. Xacharias, J. FKA Ms
LEGGE, of Purkcrsbur@, ": Va, to- MIS-
THEODORA BhNlX, Of Frederick city
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'E'EHFgNiH3 VUNS RkDTEL.
Board $3.50 Per Day.
Corner Of Tr0H and Poca streets,
BALTIMORE. MD.


BALTIMORE, MD.
ENHE undersigned having leased k.Fsa
the well knoWn Hotel, known Asili'
Is the THREE TUNS HOTEL, sit M!!!L
uatCd on the southwest corner OF Prattand
Paca streets, Baltimore, and having thor
oughlv rcnovatcd and newly rcfuruished
said Hotel, IA NOW OPEN for the rcccp-
ton of guests He hopes by his long cX-
pericncr and strict attention to business, to
meet with a liberal share Of patronage. ltia
Bar will be stocked with the choicest
Wines, Liquors. and Cigars
"a Board per Gay, $50, Permanent
Boardcrs aiken at reasonable terms.
n b. HARDING Proprietor,
formerly Of United States Hotel, Frcdk,
late Revere House, Cumberland
mari If