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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28
effeot of cold speoulatIon.

The resent disreputable transactions In
Wall street show bow necessary it is to
have II better and sounder system OF finance
than we now have, and better admins
tration of the bad system we do have
When merchants doing regular business
can he muctcd from $4,000 TO SlOO,OOO,
by two or three reckless gold speculators,
it is quite time to free the whole mercantile
community from such a rapaciOus power.
Let no man suppose that he does not pay
something for these raids on gold. Every
pound of tea and cofeee we drink, every
yard of cloth We wear, every bit Of iron or
steel we use, all cost us more from these
gambling transactions in gold, and from
the necessities merchants have in dtmands
ing broad profit margins to meet possible
losses In buying gold, ia order ~ meet de-
mands upon them ut the Custom House
The House of Representatives, last
winter, put clause in the Tariff bill which
allowed merchants to pay one tenth of
their duties in paper, but the Senate, under
Boutwel's inspiration, knocked ii out of
the bill, so that We yet cOntinae 10 exhibit
the contradictory spuctaclcs of gold, gold,
gold,at the Custom Hnpse. and of Ill.,; COP
stant sales of gold by thu Sub Treasury ~
Nfir York ErpreSS
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MRS. EDDER'S WILD OATS
She Drugs Her Husband and Cuts Off
With 5000.

The Detroit Free Press tells the follow
ing; A man named Eddcr, from Ontario,
arrived at the Detroit and Milwaukee depot
yesterday, and straightway began making
lnquirics Of officer Webb, if he had seen a
woman around tue depot. The officer re.
piled that he had seen about ten thousand
women around there within a week, but
this did not satisfy Mr.. Edder. lie pulled
"A photograph from his pocket, and said il
represented the woman he was after
Mrs. Edder, who left her home the other
day, and has been traced thus far.
officer Webb remembered seeing and
conversng with woman hearing the de-
scription given, and when he further
stated that the female had scar under
the left eye, Edder brought down
his right foot and exclaimed:
THAT'S the identical onel'' The woman
came along here on the carly train over
the Great Western. Arriving at the De-
trolt and Milwaukee depot, she found her
self confused and among strangers. At
ter sitting around awhile she inquired of
Webb the name of a certain shoemaker.
whose name she gave. lie had never
heard of such man, but looked the di-
rectory over. The name was not there and
the woman did not know what to do.
She said that shoemaker had agreed
to meet her ut the depot, and she waited
another hour. At the end of this time
telegram came for her from Toledo, signed
by the shoemaker, and she had only to
wait for the departure of the Southern
train. She was well dressed, had a huge
roll of creenbacks, and was rather good
locking. She was very restless and I'M
patient, hut finally got away at last, tell
Ing the officer that she was going to meet
her brother
kdder stated yesterday that he mover
had the least cause 10 suspec, mis- wife.
They had lived together seven years with
out hard word, and Lc had given her
no cause to leave him. lie knew that
she had an old lover somewhere in Miohi-
gan, but she never referred to him, and
Edder supposed that tho romance had
died natural death. The two retired as
usual last Thursday night, and whom the
husband woke up about ton o'clock the
next forenoon, the wife was gone as well
as her clothing and S2OO in money.
There was a smell of chlorOform in the
room, and sponge on the stand showed
now she had administered il. lie thinks
she saturated the sponge and left it near
nun to keep him sleeping. Some of the
neighbors saw her get on the train, and
Edder found two conductors who femem-
hcrcd seeing her, lie felt sad as well as
mad over the affair, and the last words
be said 10 the officer were "Now mind
what | lay. lfI come across them, IN
make dead shoemaker Of that fellow in
ten seconds 20
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28

/ like the armadillo. respect the kangaroo.
I'm nuts upon the monkeys, and adore the
c0ckatOO;
l believe there's latent talent in the wombat
and the stoat
And think the hippopotAmus entitled to a
vote.
l know not how, or wherefore, but, however
u may be,
The beaver (CasiOr .6berl, has a nameless
charm for me;
I've met with true politeness from the lynx (;
and, 'pon my soul,
1 cannot speak too highly of the common
Yankee mole.
love to watch the creatures and 10 learn
their little games;
call them from my fancy all the prettiest
pet names;
There's the camel, Humpty- Dumpty; Neck
UrNOthing, the giraffe
Jolly Gnash, the old hyena, with his idiotic
laugh.
l mark the restless motions of the more
ferOcious lots
How the tigers shift their places and the
leopards change their spots.
l visit, too, the burly bear, and give my
wOnted dole,
[N.B.-The polar bear la NOT the bear that
climbs the pole.
Then let us be to every beast patron and
friend;
Each tells his tale, each has his aim, as sure
as he's his end.
A lesHon'A TO be learned from them, and man
himself may steal
Some new light from the tapir. some i'm
precision from the seal.
London Fun.
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Law susines Dun.

Not loug ago, says the Washington Star,
a well-known citizen was thrown from
his carriage, aud received some Injuries,
In consequence of his horse taking flight
at the fody of another horse that had lust
fallen dead in the street lIo says that in
the next twenty-iour hours he received
proposals nom no less than six petit
Jogging lawyers, offering to prosecute the
District government for damages on his
Behalf charging him no tees, hut taking
the chances OF getting damages, In which
Gase they would take halt she Judgment
iar their pains.
lie peremptorlly declined their over
lures, and told them, one and all, that he
bad no grounds Whatever Of complaint
against the Board Of Public Works-that
the fault was altogether his own, iuas-
much as when his horse first showed a
disposition TO shy he headed him towards
the dead beast, in order 10 lamiliarze him
with such objects, when hc took violent
fright, and b0lted in the manner causing
the accident.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28
ERNEST OF EDELsHEIM.
ny JOHN NAY,


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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28
Crazed by Fright.

Last Saturday several children We're
playing in the yard Of the seventh street
Congregational Church, in Cincinnati.
and one Of them, little five or six wear
Old son of the sexton, was induced To de-
scend to the bottom of a dry cistcrn. Aft
or lie got 10 the bottom his little playfel-
lows called to him that snow he was
shut down forever and closed the cap
over him for two or three minutes. When
he was tatcr ont, it was discovered that
he had lost his reason from fright. The
distressed mother, 1t is said, is crgHed in
consequence,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28

What a cataract of lectures Of (pretgn
manufacture We aM t., hav, during the
eamins shasan 1'hcy are To he given
chiefly by literary people. Ii srems. There
arr Fr0udo, Macdonald, Yates, and Emily
Faithful for the new stars. Here is Miss
Faithful alone bringing a list Of no less
than fifteen discourses on all sorts OF II lcr
subjects, from the English Aristocmcy to
the Education of Women. Miss Faithful
Is said To he an extremely practical woman
to whom feminine selfsuppoIt seems .of
more Importance than the possession Of u
vote. She Is also said to he 4 ilnu elccu-
tionist-a thing almpst ,nk0oWn among
Women leetNrors-. lri5,iiie.
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Base Ball in Baltimore.

The success of the professional base
ball players Of Baltimore this season
seems to have stimulated the managers of
the club to renewed eXeriions next season
to form club which will stand first in
the championship contest, which will then
be renewed. With this end in view, the
management has, il is learned, re-engaged
Mathews, ahd uge IN communication with
Cummings, of the Malualp, and NJ Bride,
Of The Athletics, as change pitchers Of the
club. with every prospect If their engage
ment. This Will make the pitching de-
partment OF the Baltimore Club stronger
than any organization Of players
in the country. The club has hopes
also that their efforts to engage
tbe S.-aied Wright Brothers will
eventuate in success. llariy; wight, II Is
proposed, will captain and manage the
nine, and Gengp Wright will play second
base. With such . strong in-ileld rs Mills,
George Wright, Radcliffe, Force and either
of the above pitchers, IL is very probable
that the Baltimore nine will win the cham
pinn pennant NEXT season. Mr.. A. T..
IlOmck, being compelled to relinquish the
Peunsy lyania avenue grounds, hiss, II is
understood, leased the Belalr Market lot,
and will about March next erect the fenc-
ing, seats and a handsome pagOda for
spectators, the seating capacity of the
grounds to he greatly enlarged, so as to
sent fully six thousand persons.-Bdt.
Supi, et The lsth.
Colonel Higginson says there is
nothing that so dclilitates as the habit of
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28

Tue following is the full text Of the
very important deri-ion of the Chancellor
on the application Of Martin X 'ogh for an
injunctl II rest aiming the City from
awarding to any one e's' c''nt act for
VIII ch he was the lOwe.t Dldder.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28

-"UndorolothlnC for dolls" is an
pQuneed bya New York furnisher,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28

Colonel Higgnson says there is
nothing that so debilitales US the habit Of
being protected.
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MOONEY G&NNNT EbC lT.
FOR SIGHT Is PRO El.fHSN.
But the Diamond Sprctacirs will
Preserve IT..

w T. now offer Glass to tie public
W which is pronounced 10y tie most
celebrated opticians OF III" World I" b" the
mos, perfect, natural artificial irlp to the
human eve ever known.
They are ground under "Wr own Suprrvi-
sion. at oar own malIu'Hrlury IN New
Haven and are so coast! ll,trN llHl lac
core or centre OF the cll.r comes directly
in front o: the eye producing Il clear and
dist net vision, rs IN the natural healthy
TIGHT and prevent, all unpleasant Scn~a-
>ioAa, >jirh IL, gl;mncring and WaNrrn" o.
sight, diHIiMc,s, Nc, peculiar /" ali "incrS
in ll~c
THESE Glasses are manufactured from
miAutr crystal pebbles, nIr!lri together.
and derive Their name "Hln'n"Ud, ON Ar.
count of their har,n,s, aWl Killarney.
THESE GLASSES, are mounted IN the finest
nI"nurr, al our own man.,'arlorN III All
STYLES of Guln, silver, rl'ti, lNh''cr, and
%nrli Frames, Of the best g1NINy
Tnril durability cannot sr sNrHr>~"d, ana
their finish is such H. Will st,i, l.Ir most
iH~iidiuu>.
Nonr genuine unless hearing or trade
mark, Stamped on every frame.
Manufactured by j. +. Sprncri.& Co..
praN!cat Opticians, New York.
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lNNCELSlOR STOVE HOUSE.

TNNCELSlOR STOVE HOUSE.
TANNING, PLTNBING, GAS ElT
TING, LIGXTN/AG Ron .iND
UUISE F'tRNISUIfG ENPOHIt N
FREDERICK CITY, Mp.
The Stove Department is complete, and
includes the celebrated
EXCELSIOR COOKING STOVE,
and other styles All Stoves warranted to
rive satisfaction, or the money Will be re-
funded.
HOT AIR FURNACES, &C., in their
proper season.
STONE REPAIRING and cleaning at
shortest notice.
ROOFING, SPOUTlNG and JOB
BlNG executed in the most satisfactory
manner.
The PLUMBING DEPARTMENT is
correct in ali its various branches, as usual.
GAS FITTING, and all kinds of Gas
Fitting Repairs, Nc., promp'lya't"n'rd to.
LIGHTNING ROD DEPARTMENT.
The subscriber is sole agent for this sec
ton, OF the Modern improved Spiral Flucd
silent Lightning Conductor, and Is prcpa-
red /" erect the SAM" on all manner OF
buildings. lie solcils a share Of the pub
lie patronage in the various branches OF his
business. n }. WILSON,
Ea, Patrick street,
apl Stf Frederick city, Md.
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.EeDIs III
r E AD 7 his
Without making up your mind to give us
call if You need amy Of the articles
found in the following
advertisement.
CusscW, u 0cscAe
g. Co.,
MECAsANICSTOWN, WE'D
LU NAHsEIe
hWMfB,2N !
LUMBER
sign or THE BIG STACK
Il r THE PLANNING Mill.

Before proceeding with list Of the diff
trrcn, kinds and GRADES OF Lumber which
We propose to otter to the public, few re-
marNS may be applicable, il necessary
In th" first place, we feel ii our right to
request our share of public patronage;
more than our share we do not ask.
Sccondly-W do not l"rtxs to under.
sell any one, or to sell Il better quality for
the same money, but We rely entirely upon
oar own merits, and leave the CoMrAHA-
TIVE WORTH Of our merchandise subject
to the Judgment Of the public
ihirliy--Tha, we have ONE AND BUT
ONE rNiCE. for the s;lmc kind and Vualtv
OF lumber may be drpcndcd upon, except
ing of course when larger bills are pur-
CHASED q reduction will bc made.
The following is II list of our stock, and
it may he relied upon with absolute Ger,
tainty TIA, ut all times each Kind and quail
ly below mentioned can be found in our
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SUP

We invite the attention Of FAMILIES,
HOTELS and EXCURSION PARTIES
to our superior facilities for supplying all
kinds of
FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES, IL
OUORS. CIGARS and TABLE GOODS
of every description, at the very LOW EST
PRICE.
Goods are carefully packed and delivered
free of charge, at drpots, steamboats,, &C.,
and to any part Of the city and suburbs
II. COURTNEY Il BROTHER,
Wine Dealers and Groccrs,
Cor Charles Il Fnyrt.r SITS, Baltimore.
Country dealers supplied on liberal terms.
i,nr lI-lW
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EAaEsEIhi III .NS lHee'E'R.k1.
Board so Per Day.

Garner Of Fruit onM Rura streets,
BALTIMORE, MD.
TINHE undersigned having leased fl,s3
| the well known Hotel, known viii
as the THREE TUNS HOTEL, sit hslllll
,Eltcd on the southwest corner Of Pratt and
Paca streets, Baltimore, and having thor
ouyhly renovated and newly rcturnishcd
said Hotel, is NOW OPEN for the rcccp-
ton OF g,r~lS. He hopes, by his long rN-
prriruce and strict attention to business to
meet with liberal share OF patronage. His
Bar viii be stocked With the choicest
Wines, Liquors, and Cigars.
- Boar! per day, $3.50 Permanent
Bourtlrrs tahrnnt reasonable terms.
\. b. HARDING, Proprietor,
formerly of lniltI States Hotel, Frc''k;
late Revere House, Cumberland.
mArll-tt
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le4l" ID Il + ID I Il | | i u
or ALL KINDS
W. AN FED Immediately.
Aea"s'gee.NElsIEagNdr.

TINiIE subscriber, having considerable cy-
i per;cncr as an Aurioncrr, offers his
services TO the public 10 cry Public II Pri-
waite Sales. He will attend in town, or any
""asonahlr distance from McrhHnigetoWn,
f that purpose He may be found at his
residence Terms. reasonable.
sept 23-Gmos. JOHN ED. MARTIN.
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y w b \ K 3 + Il S |! 9 p.
&; In the Brick Building opposite Mr.
Mr. Gilhrrl's Hotel, North street.
- ENRN II. WAYMAN and Oliver
Barton, respectfully inform the citi
2cnS or MrchHnr>tOWn, that they llaNt
just opened Il first class Barber shop "nJ
Tom>orial Saloon in this place, where
SIN WIG .INU WIIR CITTINf
and 1hampoonng will he performed Will
ease and elegance, Ladies Hair curlcd
and trimmed in STYLE and gentlemen SHAY,
ed neat and clean Give Us Il call and VIC
warrant satisfaction.
Sent of
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" A!IiCj-sL de
AMERlC g n w ATGME S i!

y EW lot of Gold and Silver W ATtil-
y Is, all kinds rior sale at astonishing
Low Prices.
WIN. MOORE.
Watch Maker and JcNrIrr M"Nt door TO
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank,
Wretminnirr Md.
c." Watches, Cocks and ,lrw,lry re
paired and warranted. may e,-ii
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Dental NOTICE.
Giro
DR.. GEORGE S.FOUKE,

VI W ~ w INV VI ~,
COLLECTS applications for .SHiLLED
> OPEHl YIONS ~ UENTIS1RY,
at the "Giibcrl House" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the Fourth Thursday afternoon and Friday
forenoon of every month.
AT EMMITTsEuHG, Fourth "Wednesday
afternoon and Thursday forenoon, and ut
Rocky RIDGE, First "Wednesday after
noon. mar4-tf
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Trains leave Baltimore for Owings'
Mills Glen Morris, RriStcrstoWn, Finks-
,urw. Westminster, New Windsor, Union
Bridge, MidJlrhur@, Double Pipe Creek,
Rocky Ridge and McvhAnirstoWn at S:3O
\. Vi, and 33o p NJ daiN,cNcrp1 Sunday,
and for L Mon Bridge ut $50 =. NJ,
Thr $50 4. NJ Train connect, with
Stage, for Hampstead and Manchester at
len Morris Station; for Tancyiown at
MdlIrhurg Station, and for Emmttshllrg
al M"chanlv>loWn
rrtufning trains leave Sahil'asviIlc at |
p. H.: leave Mcchanicslown at $50 \. VI.
and 3:90 p w.; leave Union Bridge
n, 900 and I'D \. VI. and l:O5 =. NJ.
for Baltimore daily, except Sunday, ar
irving at SEQ and lo;l0 \. VI. and $50
= VI. W. II. JORDAN,
General Agent.
Iun& T. N,GNry, Superintendent.
sept est
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ANING permanently located in Sa-
. hllrsy,llr, respectfully tenders his
professional services TO the citizens OF tic
town and vicinity.
Sept 23.3niUS
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LUMBER \ ARD.

WHITE PINE INCH BOARDS,
Regular (l2 inchD and Irregular widths:
II, and inch WHITE pl NE PLANK;
of the above we have three qualities each
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LOT 70 L s \ L L.

SPLENDID hu;lIing LOT in Mrclnn-
\ ics;oWn. 1t is Il corner lot near the
Railroad bridge, where il crosses the Turn
pike ON the Emmil>hury road. II is h0
feet front Running back 800 feet. Terms
reasonable. Apply To
:. Is. STnCk%DAIE.
sept 1854 Finks'nlr@, Carroll 60. Md.
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ESHIiN.D. r. EHaHRseHs.

Wagon MHker, Spring Wagon and
Shovel Manufacturers,
one mile ,trom Mechoniryto~n Depot, on tie
r~td hnding To the Furnace,
s now prepared to execute all orders in
| his line at the shortest notice. He al
ways keeps the best material Oh hand and
his workmanship will be Of the best quail
ty. He invites the public to give him Il
call. He is also prepared TO repair wagons
and other vehicles in the best manner
mari-tf
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ss.7asi { . z: ,NEEI

IS "a e. i = l.; .NEt
T1IL .I.ND HI.NThN GNOUNI
| HAVE the pleasure of informing my
| friends and IL" puhhv generally, THAT !
have returned from the city with a full
stock ui
+ Ait AND W | y + Err GOODS,
which will sell cheap for CA : II, or to
customers on = ahoil credit.
Y" rAanhlll for the ljhrr~ patronage
extended TO me, Nope Ivy strict
nilcninn to business to merit Il rontnu-
anrr OF the same.
o." Country produce taNcn in exchange
tor goods. ~
FREDERICK WHITE.
oct. ~ If
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BALT!MCr MD.

Monuments. TomES and Head Stone.
of American and Italian Marble, Of Original
Design,
.lLIE'.l Us ON W.i.NU.
june LIFT
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A''ylly J.j...ryAI .!ss}2 .ELl1: Z. =. u,
CUSTOMER BOOT AND SHOE
MANDATORY.

- 'llE. subscriber has opened Boot and
Shoe Mandatory, AZ the store honnl,
ON South Market street, Frederick city, Md.
recently in the occupancy of DR.. Joscpl,
Is. Carrot, rs Il drug store. Ladies and
Gcntlrnrns
SHOE AND BOOT WEAR
Of all kinds will be made from the best ma
,crials and in the latest styles by cxperirn-
rrd workmcn. The undersigned being
practical mechanic, the work will be made
unl,rr his own supervision, and customers
can fully rely upon the character OF the
work furnished them. Under no circ'm-
stances, work other than his own manu-
tacurc will he sold to customers. BY strict
attention to business and promptly waiting
upon customers, the undersigned hopes to
merit fair share of the public patronage,
Call Il, No. rs South Market street, and ret
measured. \ good fiji is guaranteed fc'
specially, JOHN n. - III AEH
july Sly
NV SON. Charles IL. Steiner, is associated
with me in the above business, and Is Il tnll
partner The firm will he known as Stel'
ucr 4 son. Respectfully,
aug % JOHN \. STEINER,
.SONk'YXING NkEDED!
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ETA ss.N EsD.AEe HIS.

YELLOW PINE INCH BOARDS;
POPLAR INCH BOARDS;
AND HEAVY PLANK
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50 .NE'YXING -NkEDkD!
a New WHatc:,.s7akeY'S Shop
itSr OPENED HI
n@iH~ +. $ T. + b \ |. y. "ES.N

n4iy. +. $ T. + b \ l. y, "HA i
G.-sF" one door North of Geo. II. john
sons store, Main street, Mcrhanirstomn
WATCHES and CLOCKS repaired 1T
short notivr alll ou liberal terms.
O. Give me u call and guarantee sat
isHclinn. july 2o-'t
I7RE>I DRt,ii.-'l'hc subscriber has
| on hand and is constantly receiving a
Siprly o. :NESil DRUGS ard MEDl-
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