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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

The MAILs.-We learn from a letter
from Maj. L. VI. Terrell, special agent Of
the =. 0. Department TO Mr.. W. Jones, p.
NJ. at this place, that on and after the 18th
Of the present month, 'the Dallas ma il from
New Orleans, Galveston and Houston,
will arrive at Corsicann ut 1880 A. 81, ma.
liking close connection with the stage
from Dallas. This Change win shorten
"the time twenty. four hours between Gal
"ves,on AMI Dallas There are two dai
ly mails on the Central road, ing
with last Monday, one leaving Houston
at 1870 A. NJ, and the other leaving at 1880
p. NJ, the through New Orleans mail com
ing up on the night train, and connecting
At Corsicana with the morning stage Tor
Dallas. All Texas mails, under the new ar
rangement, are distributed at Galveston,
in place of New Orleans as heretofore.
This change is expected to increase the ef-
hciency Of the mail service in Northern
Texas, and VIC are glad TO record the fact.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

We regrs. 10 NOTES 10 The Donhsn News
the dshth q tie Hen. Robs. n. Lane Of thst
place on ibs morning Of he 10Th, inn.-
he vas vel knssn 10 this State sss high-
y rssIeeisd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

s@-The South, the new paper published
by Tardrew s. Co. 81 Park ROW, NY. con-
tiares to meri: the commentator we have
heretofore bestowed upon it. IT is we'll
conducted anil deserves patronage. We
have better opinion Of those New York
papers, who are trying to advance our ma
terial interests than we have Of these who
undertake TO teach US politics, which we
understand ourselves, perhaps better than
the DaY- Book or Pomerny.s Demlcrnt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

GSr We have rec.ivei the Fl 8 number
of the Hill County Expositor, by W. L..
Bond and C. Dalton. 1t presents good
appearance and is sound in politics. We
wish it every success.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

The further account Of the late outrage
at Tyler which VIC rcpublsh this week
from the Reporter is calculated TO excite
much serious reflection. lfihc.s murders
by Davis armed police continue much lon
ger there is no telling what may grow out
of them. We hope for tue best but there is
a limit to all human endurance. Ifater
rible collision should occur between the
races, the Governor and his ready tools
will alone be responsible for it.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

Ray Phillips, the man now under arrest
for bigamy n, Galveston, claims, in Flakes
Bulletin Of the l7,h, to be a member Of the
Presbyterian Church, q member OF the
Temperance lodge and a most prosecuted
Christina individual. But he does not ex-
plain the bigamy matter satisfactorily at
all. Perhaps he may lhiLk freelovs not
inconsistent with true religion, like Tilton
and Victoria Woodruff. They do mix up
matters awfnlly in these progressive days.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

The arbitration at Genoa under the
Es.hisEton Trssiy met and adjourned 20
nsrt April. They seem IN NJ hurry.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

Ee0- The new nail arrangement brings
our Galveston aud Houston exchanges all
together, which We hope will give general
satisfaction and put a stop TO any fuI lher
controversy about the matter.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23
CATCH Wy MULE!

CTRAYRD OR STOLEN, from Mr.. Pat
- tons Camp wh,re the Railroad cross.
es Five Mile Creek in Dallas county, on
Saturday night aIh, inst, A Dark BroWs
Hon" N.is, black legs, eight or nine years
old, no brands, The mule is full sixteen
hands high, light built, lsft fore foot larger
than right, new shoe on LEFT fore foot old
shoe on right fore foot mark Of hobbls
worn on right fore ankle. I will pay .
liberal reward to any one returning ne
the mule or for information that will lead
to his recovery.
". L.. RuRNEY, Iohnsons Station TeK.
Dec. 10th, ls7l-li:2w.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23
NOTICE!!

I 0ST, on Thursday, the 10Th Dec. on
lLRsd Oak Greek, near widow Slout's, a
Black Horse, branded on the shoulder I
has another brand not remembe red, has n
sunken place in the right side, is IA or IA |
hands high, good length, shOd before, in
good condition, had n sa Idle and bride on.
Any one returning him TO Messrs II. Err
way & Co. Dallas, will be suitably reward
T1jtf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

Call aud buy cheap gcOds-Whst I say, l
mean.
also ofsr .or sale ny Store House and
Corner Lot, on the Pebble Square, opposite
ID, Crutehfsld HOUSE. One Of the best bu-
Dee 2s-l5stl F.e NATE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23
SPECIAL
REGISTRATION!

WHEREAS, the County Court Of Dallas
w County did on the 18th day of Dec.
A. ID. 1871, order SPECIAL ELECTION
TO be held at Dallas beginning on the 22d
day of January, A. ID. 1872, anI continu.
ing for three consecutive days, for the pur-
pose of taking the opinion Of the qualified
electors of said county, upon the PROPOSE
ton to issue SIS, 900 of the bonds OF Dallas
county, and negotiate a loan thereon,
for the purpose Of completing the Court
House, and to build nine bridges in said
county,
Now. therefore, l. James Bently, Regis
trar of said county, do hereby give notice,
that will open my office in the Court
House, in the city of Dallas, on the LIST day
of January, A. b. 1872, and continue said
office open for ten consecutive days (Sun.
days exceped,) for the purpose of regis.
tcring all persons who mny, under the law,
be entitled TO register as voters Of said
special election.
Given under my hand this 10Th day Dec.
A. ID. 1871.
JAMES BENTLEY,
Registrar Of Dallas county, Texas.
Dallas, Texas, Dec. 23, lS7l-l5:2w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23

Th.r. ia nsn here that wants some
re r5of { p
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-23
Bakery

sakAoT
has just been over hauled, and the whole
establishment thoroughly repaired and re-
fitted. Fresh Bread and Rolls always on
hand, Cakes OF all kinds from plain Pound
cake to the richest Fruit and Ornamental
cake on hand and furnished at the
SHORTEST NOTICE.
Work for Weddings, Parties, &c. prompt
ly attended to. Call and see us aud we
guarantee satisfaction.
NUSSBAUMER & co.
Dallas, Dec. 23d lS7l-l5;tf
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-08-26

DNCRNPIKE LAW for Frederick coun-
ty, passed by the General Assembly of
Maryland at the January Session, 1870
Chaptcr2
AN ACT to authorize the County Com
missioners of Frederick county to subscribe
to The Stock of Turnpike Companies in said
county
SECTioS /. BE- it enacted Jy the general
.i@rmJlyH .Nary'ond, That whcncverthrec-
tfths Of the Capital Stock of any Turnpike
Company in Frederick county, chartered
and organized since The first day of .Janua-
~, A. D. 1868, or to he hereafter organized
shall have htcn subscribed for and taken by
responsible, boan tide Stockholders, the
County Commissioners of said county are
hereby authorized and empowered to sub
scribe for such portion Of the remaining
two itths of the said Capital Stock as in
their discretion may be deemed proper, in
the name and for the benefit of said county,
and shall be entitled to bc represented ri
all meetings of the Stockholders of said
Company, by the County commissioners
for the time being, or hv such person or
persons as may be dul y authorized by them
provided said road or roads So subscribed to
shall be graded for Il width Of twenty feet.
fourteen of which shall he covered with
stone of an average depth Of nine inches
provided also, That in accordance with
the prov 'sions of Article 3. Section "a OF
the Constitution this Act shall be published
IN the newspapers printed in said county,
for two months before the next election for
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DRIV A II T. s A L L.

THE subscriber offers at Private Sale
the FARM upon which formerly resided
situated about miles South of Mt. st
Mary College, 3 miles North of the West
ern Maryland Railroad, on the upper noun,
tain road, adjoining the lands OF Abraham
S. tents, Thco. Pcddicord and others. The
farm contains,
FORTY ACRES,
IS of which is cleared land under good
cultivation, the balance well set with good
Chestnut and Oak TIMBER. The land is
all under good fencing. The improvements
consist of comfortable
TWO STORY LOG HOUSE,
containing five large rooms, with kitchen
attached; good Barn, Wagon Shed, and
other out buildings. There is
Young Orchard Of Choice Fruit,
and fine Spring near the house. Any i'll,
formation in regard to the property, and
terms of SALE can be had of Abraham F.
Roddy, agent, living near Mcchanicstown,
or from the subscriber
aug. 19.2m MARY ANN MULLEN.
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DEATHS.

On the 18th instant, at the residence OF
her son-in.law, Mr. James Null, sandy
Run, Crcaglrstown District, Mrs ELIZA
BETH HOOVER, aged Sc years . mos
and 10 days.
At Sabillasvilc, IIarhaugh's Valley, on
the 22d in t., Dr. SAMUEL DAVIS BAR
RICK, aged As years and s months
In Martinshurg. Yves, Virginia, on the
9Th of July. 1871, REGINA NETTEMA y ,
ayed months, infant daughter of Joseph
+. and Ellen Wety, formerly OF tins
county.
On the 1ltb instant, Frederick city. Mr.
JOHN HENRY BENDER, aged A. years
and s months. He leaves wife and seven
children to mourn their loss.
On the 18th instant, after lingering III.
ness, of Consumption, Mrs. ADELlNE
FRALEY, in the SD year of her age.
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nea, NEW CONFEC2ZON1RY
w EaHT H "a A l. J.
nv" IN FULL BLAST! ~

't.fS--
THE undersigned has just opened at the
New Building, WHITE X1LL,' corner
of Carroll end East streets, near the Rail
road Depot,
Mchanicstoacn, Fru1e'1ch cow1ty, Nd,
IL large and full supply of Candies, Nuts
Oranges, Raisins, Figs, Cakes, Pies, Chl
Beef, Cheese, Bologna Sausages, Crackers
of every kind known in the world But,
ter. Soda, Pilot, Sugar, Baltimore, Chcsa
poakc, Milk, Oyster Crackers and Graham
Waters The most delicate and finely
favored crackers in the United States =
And will constantly keep on hand, to b'
sold WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, ;
fresh and elegant assortment Of every
thing in the Confectionery Line.
ICE CREAM, Lemonade, Sweet Nee
tar, Ambrosia, and delightful cooling
drinks for warm weather.
MELONS, peaches, pears, grapes, ant
all kinds Of frui, in season.
Fish, Canned Oysters, Pickles, Canned
fruit, VEGETABLES of all descriptions.
Fresh articles from Baltimore by every
train, the choicest and best.
~" Pic Bic and Excursion parties sup
Piled at short notice.
He has employed Mr., Washington Au
gustus Hahn, well known to the town anc
country people, who will visit all section;
Of the adjoining country with his pcdlins
wagon to deliver goods, fresh and in prime
order Every cilor, will be made to please
and render satisfaction.
In the Hall above is a Receiving Parlo>
for Ladies and gentlemen, with vcranda'
in front, to view the cars as they arrive
and depart, and the beautiful scenery o
the surrounding hills and mountains.
O." Upon the arrival and departure o
the cars adde's will find this Il delightful
retreat from the heat of the sun and warn
weather. GEO W. STOCkSDALE.
augu>, 5-tf
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Aoc1nENr-While on his way tc
Camp Meeting on Sunday last, and
,yh;le near the ll-gate on the Em'
m;tsburg pike, one mile and a hall
7 West Of this city, Mr.. Joseph Biggs
who was en- route to Camp In car
r;aoe with his daughter and a gentle
man, attempted to jump out to catch
tbe horse, a three-year old colt which
had become fractions, and in doing
50 his feet became entangled IN the
Ian blanket and he was thrown under
the carriage, one wheel of which pass
cd over his right hand, severely crush
inc it. and severing two fingers there
from Frederick Republican.
neav Articles emitted to-day will be
attended to in our next.
DrArus-Thc venerable Mrs Elizabeth
uooycr. daughter of the late Greenbcrry
D;dro and widow of - Hoover, died at
Mo residence of her son-in-law, Mr.. James
Null Sandy RIM, Creagerstown District,
nn the nth instant. She was woman OF
rreat activity of mind and retentlve mem
Dry, and retained until her last hours GU. many
interesting incidents connected with the Old
neonle of that section of the county. She
leaves two younger brothers, Greenberry
and Cornelius Ridge, and number Of chill
dren and grand children to deplore her
loss. Her remains were inferred in the Lu-
,hcran Cemetery at Utica, the Rev. MIR.
C;lds Of the Reformed Church, officiating
at her special request, at the funeral ser
vices.
DR.. Barrick, whose death we announce
to-day, resided in Harbaugh's Valley about
twenty-five years, and during this time en-
cared wholly in the practice Of medicine.
The people had great contidencein his skill
in the medicinal art. His name has become
a household word, and will live in the mem
orv of his patrons. lie leaves a wife, two
daughters and three sons to mourn his
loss, 4 large concoursc Of people, far and
near, attended his funeral. Rev. MIR. Gilds
preached the funeral discourse
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-08-26
A MEMOIR OF
A MEMOIR OF
ROGER BROOKE fancy, Ill. y.
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Of Tie
United States
BY SAMUEL TYLER, Ill. D.,
= NAMI Ed ~ LEX, ID. y.
OF THE MARYLAND BAR.


OF THE MARYLAND BAR
Mr.. Tyler was selected by Chief Justice
Tapcv, two years before his death as his
biographer All his private papers, were
from time to time, placed in the hands Of
AIR. Tylcrh his executors and family. Thr
biography is, for every fact stated, perfectly
authentic.
The first chapter of the Memoir was
written ny the Chief Justice. 1t is of re
culiar interest The condition of Maryland
society, in which he was born is described
in very graphic manner. His School and
College DAYS, and his day of Law Studies
are spoken of with singular felicity. Some
of the then great Lawyers Of the Maryland
Bar are described in lile-like portraits. And
topics, which only his memory could recall
from the past are brought before lis III a
charming narrative. This chapter covers
tWcntv-thrct wears Of the life OF the Chief
Justice
In the subsequent chapters written by
Mr.. Tyler, are matters of the highest inter
est to the historian, the lawyer, the states
man, and every class of intelligent readers.
through such a long period of our history
Born in 1717, his life extended to 1867 and
he occupied so many important posts OF
honor and responsibility, that to pre-. cnt
him as he appeared as an actor la affairs
much of the history Of the working OF the
Federal Government has to be narrated
The inside history of important public mat,
tiers will be disclosed for the first time
Amongst Others much Of the history OF the
bred Scott case, hitherto unknown to the
public, will be unveiled Many interesting
and imposing facts never before disclosed
will give a varied interest to the Memoir.
Facts and Documents in the possession OF
the Historian, will enable him to vindicate
the Chief Justice trot1 futile attempts made
Ivy leading statesmen Of his day to tarnlsll
his public reputation in relation to the
memorable epoch in his history, connected
with the Removal Of the Public Deposits
Important private acts Of the Chief JUS
ticc will be disclosed that WILL for all time
serve as examples to public mc1'
There are two papers, one on the Reno.
val of the DEPOSITS, The other On the bred
Scott decision. prepared ny the Nh!ci Jus,
tice, as his justification WITH pos'cri'y' lha'
will be appended to tho Memoir.
Altogether, the Memoir ls one OF eXtraor,
binary interest, and will be of permanent
value in the history of the United States.
n. B.-A portion of the profits OF the
Memoir will be for the benefit OF the family
of Chief Justice fancy.
n3;- Agents wanted in all parts OF the
T. S to sell this and other Popular W orks
For particulars, address
" p''' MURPHY & CO.,
,,ro6-,f Publishers Baltimore.
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r o r l. G +
Iar- Payers Of 1917 Saue Your Fin
Per Cent.

Tar- Payers Of 1917 Saue Your FIN
Per Cent.
The Collector for Frederick county here
by gives notice that the Tax Books fol
Frederick county, for the year 1871, ART
made out and placed in his hands for col
lection, and he is ready to receive the res.
pectivc amounts due by taxpayers. A dis
count of 8 per cent will be allowed on all
State tax paid before the first of September
4 per cent. on all paid before the first OF
October; B per cent on all paid before the
first of November; and if not paid before
the first of January, 1872, interest will be
charged thereon.
Tar-Edyers acould do rel to aratl themselves
Of the Discount
The Collector hopes that taxpayers will
be prompt, as demands upon him are ur-
gent, and must be honorcd. On account
Of the stringent provisions Of a law passed
by the last General Assembly, the present
Collector will not be able to give tax pay
crs the same Indulgence which they have
received from former Collectors; but will be
compelled to insist upon. and, if necessary,
enforce payment within the year.
The delinquent taxpayers of 1870, are
hereby notified that unless their taxes are
paid by the 18th Of August, 1871, the same
will be collected according to law.
LLOYD III. HERRING,
july 29.10t Collector.
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FAR ,TyHEI IRIS

If you desire to raise more Wheat to the
acre, and a finer quality, use
Ramsburg's Excelsior Plant Food,
az it is the best Fertilizer in the market, not
only by Chemical analysis, but by cvidcn-
ccs given us by numerous Farmers of Fred
erick, Carroll and Washington counties,
who have used it and tested il by the side
of other Fertilizers, 1t not only natures
and increases the yield but is permanent
improver of impoverished soils, that have
bad all of their Phosphoric acid, Lime, Pot
ash and Soda abstrscted by ovcr-cropping
This Fertilizer furnishes to the growing
crop Phosphorc Acid in a soluable state,
Potash, Soda and Nitrogen; it is manu-
featured by us from Raw Bone and Bone
Phosphate dissolved IN Sulphuric Acid the
Use Of Sulphuric Acid is to convert the
Phosphate of Lime into a soluablc or acid
Phosphate Of Lime by which the growing
crop is furnished in its growth The more
acid Phosphate of Lime a Fertilizer has,
the better viii be the crop where il is APP
piled, in head and fine quality of the grain.
Phosphatcd Wheat will always command
n higher price in the market than that with
out it. So Farmers call upon us and we
VIII luTnlSl you WIFI III altlClC thuo NDll
will be proud Of The Fertilizer is in eX-
Ccllcnt condition for drilling.
~" Price $50 per ton.
We havc also an excellent article called
RHMSBTRG'S
Ammonatcd Superb Phosphate of Lime,
Price SIS per ton.
Give us a call and we will show you how
PhOsphatcs are tested.
RAMSBURG, MILLER & CO.,
Railroad Depot,
aug 19n Frederick City, Md.
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Confectionery, Tee Cream, Sa-
loon and Green Grocery.

TIE stibscrlicr has just opened in Wa
ter Street in the old stand of Damuth &
Foreman, a Confectionery and Ice Cream
Saloon, where he will kcc !, on hand and for
sale, Cakes, Candies, Oranges, Ralsins, No
tons, etc, in all their variety and freshness.
He has his room fitted up in good style;
and will also keep on hand, melons, fruit,
vegetables, etc, in the season; fish, oysters,
bologna sausage; dried beef crackers and
everything good to cat. His prices will be
moderate, and he hopes by strict attention
to business to merit and receive Il large
share of The public custom
July 29-3t GEORGE w. GREEN.
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FOR SHERIFF.. ...... 1871
George j. Shtp,
Subject to the Decision Of the Democratic
Nominating Convention.
June 24-tnom
To the Voters of Frederick C0ultv

To the Voters Of Frederick Countv
n response to a call through the public
/ prints, and at the urgent solicitation of
numerous friends, offer myself as Il can
didate for Sheriff, subject to the decision of
the nest County Convention Of the Demo
cratic Conservative Party, and respectfully
solicit the aid of my friends in obtaining
the nomination.
may 20-tf DAVID G. CRlSE.
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HYM EN- z Al.

A, the residence of the brides father at
Falling Waters, Washington county, No
nv the Rev. II. A. Bovcv, Rev }. W. NJ
RACOFE, of the Virginia Annual Confer
.nce L. y. Church, ~ Miss SCSAN +.
HI XTON, all of Warrington county, Md.
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SOMETHING NEEDED!
A New Watchmakev's Shop
JUST OPENED by

ga4" B. S L + B A l. D, -Ua
-" One door North of Geo. II. John
sons store, Main street, Mcchanicstown.
WATCHES and CLOCKS repaired a,
short notice and on liberal terms.
80" Give me a call and guarantee sat
isiaction. july 29-tf
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
IN scrihcr has Obtained from the Or
phans' Court OF Frederick county, Letters
Tcstamcntary on the estate of
JOIN WELLER,
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 18th day of February, 1872; as
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate.
DAVID {. WELLER,
.al.g 70 Iw% Administrator,
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\ O 7 I G e.

DtnSONS indebted to the Estate OF
LEWIS ELDER, deceased, will cal
on the Executor and se'llr 'hc SAINT
on or before the lot day OF octooer OF
their accounts will be placed III the hands
of the officers to be collected according &c
law, BY order Of the Executor;
''"' JOSEPH E. ELDER.
aug. 123w
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To PLY Sici:anS.

rINIIE subscriber has on hand in tho
| Drug Store of Carrot n Co, corner
Of Market and Patrick streets, Frederick,
Md, fine lot Ct
BOTTLES, JARS, SCALES,
GRADUATE GLASSES,
PILL TILES, ETC,
All Of which Will be sold low, as he is
anxious to dispose Of chem.
lilly SIT JOSEPH Il. GARROTT.
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CUSTOMER BOOT AND SHOE
MANDATORY.

UN1IE subscriber has opened Boot and
Shoe Mandatory, at the Store Room
on South Market street, Frederick city, No.
recently in the occupancy of Dr. Joseph
B CARROT, as drug store, La''lcs anu
Gcntlcmen's
SHOE AND BOOT WEAR
of all kinds will be made from the best ma
tcrials and in the latest styles by cxpcricn'
ced workmcn. The undersigned being a
practical mechanic the work will be made
under his own supervision, and customer
can fully rely upon the cnarac'cr ol "'
work furnished them. Under no circum-
stances, work other than his own manu-.
facture will he sold to customers. BY strict
attention to business and promptly waiting
upon customers, the undersigned hopes 10
merit fair share Of the pubic patronage
Call at No. Is South Market street, ana Gc'
measured. A good fit is guaranteed; ne
epccttully, JOHN A HlElNHi'
july Sly
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For Judge Of the Orphans
COUrt..lS7l

l. L w IS NJ. I II O NJ A S.
cT;- Subject to the Decision of the Dem.
ocratic Conservative County Convention
Of Frederick County.
aug. 2Gtnum
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Vi1O THE LADIES.
TOILET PREPARATIONS.

Laird's Bloom of Youth, lIagan,s Ma@no.
lia Balm, Lyons ka'hairon, Hunt 4, lo"Ii
Tulr: Powders, Upham,s limplr ana
FrcrkIc Banishcr lphams Email 'Mn'
De Paris, phalon's paplia" Lotion, ret
lows Magnolia Tablet, Kromc' $ Hair Dyr'
Phalon's Hair Dye phalon'S llHir lnvEo-
ra,or, Epham'> japanese Hair Satin, Hunt :
Bloom OF Roses, Phalor ; Il Love YOU,
phAlon's Extract, s--aSeortcd, BaZlli Rose
Oil and Pomadc, Vinegar Rouge, Carmin"
Sauccrs, Lily White, &c, Combs, Brushes,
Hand and Toilet Looking Glasses, Powder
Puts and Boxes, Plain and Fancy Soaps,
&c, A full assortment on hand and for
sale, low, at SMl ~
iuly % If Temple of Fancy.
Frederick, Md.