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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

Charles O'Conor in response TO an
address OF Ito Louisville delegation,
urging him 10 accept the nomination
for tho Presidency, Las written IN cldb-
oratr letter Caring lc must dcti
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-04
COL. DEM. -. VOL. XXXVI.- NO. 33.

this heritage of liberty and equality
which we received from our ancestors.
We owe it to the common soldier
Where is he? lie is not elevated. He
served his country faithfully and he is
now serving the country by his labor.
We find when the war closed mon who
clamorcd most that rebels should be
shot were men who surrounded camps,
who were quartermasters by profession,
who bought oats and horses. l could
namo some Of them to you to-
night. could tell you names Of some
who fattonCd on army contracts.
Now they call inan VINO dare5
to assert his independence anu
his rights as an American citizen n
traitor. And, my friends, know that
when the country was bleeding at ev-
cry pore, when every household had
lost its favorites, when there was blood
upon every dOor-9ill, when the graves
Of our brave men were in every GENE.
terry IL the state, when every breast
blazed with enthusiasm, and when sol
diors to save this government marched
into The jaws Of death, these men fur
nishgd camps with horses, oats and hay,
and fattened, and they were for hang
ing jhe rebels. or all the men engaged
in the war the most forgiving men were
those who fought it out. We all ad-
vised men to go to tho war. l did it
with others. The soldiers forgave and
forgot. Real soldiers, not the sham
soldiers. The real soldier soon forgot
his injuries, and with desire to make
this country prosperous, to return to
friendship for these warning states, to
give us peace, heaven born and blessed
peace, and never again return to the
fierce struggle and sectional hate. The
governor referred briefly to the impor-
tation of negroes into this state for vot-
ing purposes, and ended by urging on
his hearers the necessity of watching
those freedmen who leave the District
of Columbia to work on Cameron's rail-
road.
Mr.. Curtin did not fOrcshadow his
policy with regard to his future action
on national ques lions.
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for money, are such as to force them,
in case they can put the next governor
of Pennsylvania into their pockets, TO
devote the resources of the sinking
fund to cleaning out the vault accounts
of tho Treasury, and fixing up their
Own back accounts with the same de
paruncnt,
Gentlemen Of the jury-by which
we mean people Of Pennsylvania you
have the evidence before you. Il
is for you to bring in q verdict through
the ballot.box. The culprits on trial
are well known TO you. The chief
among them has the mark OF past con.
demnation upon him. His portrait has
long hung In the political Rogues' Gal
lery. The Legislature of the State has
branded him as a corrupter OF its mem
bers, and the Congress of the nation
has put on record a cond 2mnation which
holds him in general execration as a
public blunderer. Thus sustained by
judicial precedent, legislative action,
and popular demands, if the verdict in
October is not of condemnation of the
Cameron Treasury Ring, all plunder-
ing of the people will hereafter pass at
o premium. If the people do not resist
the defiance of their will as made by
the lest Republican State Convention,
then let them hereafter not appeal to
the action OF an Independent press and
the leadership of Independent men TO
crush wrong, and look TO the three
years of Hartrdnh's Gubernatori pow
er for an excess oftho VillaiDy by Which
the Cameron Treasury Ring heretofore
blackened every Administration with
which they had any power or intlu-
ence.
Gentlemen Of the jury, what say
you? Is the prisoner at the bar guilty
or not guilty ?-PreSs,
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Tickets to be Voted at October Election.

Tickets to be Voted at October Election.
BY the laws ofthis Commonwealth in
those Counties where several candidates
are voted for on one piece rslip ofpapcr,
all candidates for State Offices are TO be
voted for on one ticket, with the word
estate" on the outside. All candidates
for county offices, including State Sena-
tor and members Of Assembly, and
members of Congress, including those
at large, on one ticket, with the word
"CoUNTY" on the outside +; and all can
didates for judicial Offices on one ticket
with the word JUDICIARY" on the
outside.
In accordance with these provisions,
the names Of the candidates for Govern
or and Auditor General will be printed
on the ticket headed "STATE;" the
names of the candidates for Judge of
the Supreme Court, as well as those for
Judges of the Court of Common Pleas,
District Court, and Associate Judge, on
ticket with the word JUDICIARY"
on the outside; and the names of all
candidates for Senator, representatives,
members of Congress (including those
at large), and for all county Offices eX-
cept judiciary, on Il ticket with the
word COUNTY"
In addition to these three tickets, the
Act of April IL, 1872, provides that cam
didates for Delegates at Large to the
Constitutional Convention shall be
voted for on separate ticket, having
on the outside the words "DELEGATEs
AT LARGE" and that candidates for
District Delegates to said Convention
shall be voted for on a separate ticket,
having on the outside the words "DIs.
TRICT DELEGATES"
By another Act of A 7embly, approx
ed April II, 1872, an additional ticket
will have to be voted, for or against the
proposed amendment to the Constitu-
ton, with words on the outside
"AMENDMENT TO THE CoNsTITU-
TIoN,"
There will consequently be Sir tickets
to be printed -
I. One headed "STATE," containing
the names Of candidates for Governor
and Auditor General.
II. One, headed Judiciary" con-
tanning the names of candidates for
Judge of the Supreme Court, and all
other judicial offices to be filled in each
County at this election.
III. One, headed county" con.
tanning the names ofall candidates for
county offices, together with those for
Senator, members of Assembly, and
members of Congress at Large and Dis
trict members of Congress.
". One, headed "DELEGATES AT
LARGE" containing the names of can
didates for Delegates at Large to the
Constitutional Convention.
V. One, headed "DIsTRICr DELE
GATES" containing the names of Can
didatos for Delegates from each Sena
torial District to the Constitutional Con-
vcntion.
vi. One, headed "AMENDMENT -
THE CONSTITUTION" containing votes
for or against the proposed amendment
to the Constitution, relative to election
of State Treasurer.
There regulations do not apply to the
City of Philadelphia, nor to a few coun
ties for which special provision is mad"
by law, but to all other counties. And
we have jointly agreed upon the fore
going to secure uniformity in the print
ing of ballots by both parties.
SAMUEL j. RANDALL.
Chairman Democratic State C0DlB1iUra.
RUSSELL ERRETI,
Chairman Republican State C0nAlH'ca.
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DIR. CARPENTER.
1876 MULBERRY STREET,
NEW AnK NJ I
Is now treating successfully,
Consumption, Bronchitis,
ap1 n 1 IignneAg 1f tnq Throat and II1uUe. W

Is now treating successfully,
Consumption, Bronchitis,
and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs, with
COMPOUND MEDICATLD INHALATIONs,
CONCENTRATED FOOD, AND
COUGH SYRUP,
During the past ten years DR.. Carpenter has
treated and cured thousands of cases of the
above named diseases, and has now in his pos
session certificates Of cures from every part OF
the country The Inhalation is breathed directly
into the lungs, soothing and healing oyer all
inilamed surfaces, entering into the blood, IL
imparts vitality as IL permeates to every part OF
the system The sensation Is not unpleasant
and the first inhulation.oiten gives very decided
relief particularly when there Is much difficulty
Of breathing. Under the influence OF my rene
dies, tho cough soon grows easier, the night
sweats cease, the hectic 1euh yanishes and with
improving digestion the patient rapidly gains
strength, and health isagain within his grasp;
The Concentrated Food rapidly builds up The
most debiltated patient, presenting to the
stomach food all ready TO be assimlatcd and
The Cough Syrup is TO be taken al night to allie
viate the cough and enable the patient to obtain
sleep. FH directions dccOnipu pu1iy Cuch J0r Of nny
remedies trhich consist Of
One Inhaler; One Bottle IAItcratiyc Inhalant One
Bottle oil Soothing Fcbrifugc lnhalgut; One
Bottle OF Anti liam0rrliagic lHlalaut;
One Bottle Concentrated food;
One Bottle 10 Cough
syrup.
Price OF Boz containing remedies to last one
month so; two months; slS three months, s2j
tanning large lisU OF patients cured sent Iree.
Letters OF inquiry must contain one dollar to in
4, II. CARPENfER, NJ. d., Newark, N. j.
DR.. CARPENTERS CATARRH REMEDY Will
give immediate relief, and viii effect perma-
nent cure in from one to three months. Erice
as; three months, SlO
CANCER in all its forms successfully treated.
Send for list of patients cured, TO
a; II. CARPENTER, NJ. D., Newark, N. j.
july26lyr
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The following is the tremendous
speech recently delivered by Grant in
Newark n. j:
"LADIES AND GENTLEMEN | cOu i
not but feel grateful for the reception /
have received at the hands Of the cill.
zens Of Newark, OF New-Jersey. Tod y
! had the pleasure of visiting the Stair
Fair near Elizabeth, where l saw lit
else but people. l was at your Expo j.
ton tonight, and again / saw but li,l'c
of what they had there to see. l hopa o
see to morrow what wanted tonight
to see."
We add also the one made in Phila-
delphia last week:
GENTLEMEN AND MERCHANTS or
PHILADELPHIA; You have heard
much better speeches tonight than |
could make if were so inclined. / am
very glad to see you and am pleased to
hear that you have been to hear such
fine speeches and how you have been
engaged tonight,
Comment we take it is perfectly uu
necessary, as the immense mind of the
speaker shines through the words like
a candle from the iu,ide OF a hollow
pumpkin.
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AGENTSL0OK HERE dhHEE HhsgG hasn 4 q
For the New Spendidly illustrated Edition of
ROBINSON CRUSOE:.

Because II is the most fascinating and popular
book In print and cXcels all 10 real elegance and
lOiU prices. Just out. 52S pages, tinted pape.,
only $3.50 easy worth $3.50. Is Great Hit, sells
quick and fast. Terms of this and our new Do
nestle Bibles, far the most complete superply IL
Illustrated and fast-selilng edition extant, also
the pocket Com panion," worth slO to any book
agent sent free. Write at once, stating Where
you saw this, TO HUBBARD BhOS,i
apr. 2O-tf Publishers, 72i Sansom St., Phila
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

ono inch, dwolve lines or It's equivalent IN
typel ore or two lnscrtionsi sloV three
insertions, s2VO
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Fxccutor's or Administrators Notice, $50
kuditor'g or Assignce's Notice, t3,5D.
Local notices, twenty cents line.
corda IN tho "Buslness Directory" column,
s2OO per wear for the first Two lines, ana SlUO for
each additional line.
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INSURANCE AGENCY.
uINKLEY KNITTING MACHINE

THE SIMPLEST, CHEAPEST AND BIST IN
USEl HAS BUT ONE EEEDLE! A
CEsLD CAN RUN IT!
Designed especially for the use of families, and
aides who desire to knit for the market VIII
do every stitch of the knitting in n stocking,
widening and narrowing as readily as by hand,
Are splendid for worsteds and fancy work,
TAKING FIVE DIFFERENT KINDS OF
STlTCHl Are very easy TO manage, and not
liable to get out of order, Every Family should
have one
We want an Agent in every town TO introduce
and sell them, 10 whom we offer the most liberal
Inducements. Send for our Circular and Sample
Stocking. Address.
HlNkLEY KNITTING MACHINE CO.,
nov. l0,'7l-ly. Bath, Me.
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Buck Horn.
Orangeville Directory.

M &G.w. II. SHOEMAKER, dealers in dry
M goods. groceieries and general merchandise
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-24

HAETH0Es sEzD.-A c0rr-spo poaaeat oi ths Ciac.1-
aad Ta1s says Hawthorn seed seldom -srmluate
uutu they are two years old GaiaeF The fri..t a.
soon as ripe place in vesse where Is ela je keft
moist uHtn the pulp decays thea wash OIL the seed
Nix With soil 0eaf mold OF sand : mix tie seed ull
place it box OF vessel q some kiad and bary s
10 the ground where h VIII freeze IN Winter aaa
remain moist 90 sumner Wheu th-y have 1esa. ln
this position oncyear, take 0ufand SOW ia dris cor
erng she seed three inches deep Tlis planting may
Be done IL the Fall Il ihs seed are good they vii
germinate 10 The foiiosiag spring. The seed Hh1s
IN thethe box should nof r-rsge All The rlia uniess
the box is arra1ge - drain ang excess of va
ter; Jet more care must Be taken uqt 70 allow ~
seed Al any time 70 become dry. Keep them moist
''BossEI'' was TIE nzns originally gwen 10 a
mans bead gear, rot % q Womao'a sdsksp-ars
uses the word ''bouaef' 70 signify q mauis ,.5s
Ard 20 this day smoog ihe seotea i5s word bonnet
means mans cap.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-24

EN n -EtE-N
Er-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
SEE MY COLUMN!
Not THIS, but the Other One
Very Queer-
FuunN! VerN FunnNt

i Asshors ard Csairs Tor sale are crowded cut ard
are 1uocsst the NOsieus-,a Brisish Nctioa1 They
VII &c s1i& ehesp. very cheap.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-24

tAs>zSAs The UNDERsI6SEn returns
thanks 90 all patrons fer Pas, iavor soliciting further
demands.
Any unpaid CEarterly accounts 20 the Stst Dscsm-
Der. ISL desiring Co h1vs settled vitL1ac any fur
thsr s5--ts O. - parties memories, az i. Is perfect
bore % Dun and titcts O. it.
HIS p-i,es have been reasonable ard should be
PAID Il :, he thinks. taking 1iYaatsss e Eogd
ul--rs.
JOHN THOMAS WATERHOUSE
y B. If u5; paid sorn. be VII have 70 be as the
expense cf some printed slips net calculated upon
When his s-cts were sold.
JOHN THOMAS WATERU0USE.
January 81. IS-2-S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-24
NOTICE.

JOHN THOMAS WATEEHOUSl
JEz-1ry 81, lS-2-S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-24

n ~ Advertising Cclcua. ny Bird Trans. Bird
Hoses and Breeding Csges, cf wEieh have splea-
did assortment. are erVvded cut They viii Be sold
shslr. xerr ehear.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-24
HNchanSe, Geo.

THE UNDERSIGNED, from and after
Il td-s dzts, HlL issue Blis Of Exchange and let
ts-s os Crs55-1 OF
SAY FRANCISCO. NEW YORK.
LONDJS. HAMBURG a-d BREMEN,
II zzzs g z=it ar lowest rates
Best C1Ezer-5zl P1re- 5isz5crteE. an Monies af-
Ta-cei -u Mortgages "a TIE u1st favorable terms.
Casa s6va-ess za1z On ccusiEu11s1ts O. Island
E-O9sss a. TIE rats e 2 sfzisrsss Per azuun.
4 HACEFELD CO.
Hsz5iglz. Nov. I. 1S7l.-4s-n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-24

SUGAR NOW COMING IN and for sale
- n quantities o s-is Fz--1ass-s b
sI-lv AFuNE ACHCCE-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-24
The New Hotel.

there has been difference Of cpiricu IL couss-
qceros e OP,hslus. an morally certain it viii Be
decided sUccsss Ia przaoIuE the interests Of these
tal- rS-1uds, and great terekt % then
Lodging Ecuse KEEPERS need uos quake or seek a
reacetc- IN reut. fr they viii have their share fcu
the extra u1csr ct visitors 20 the wonders Of this
klrcGcu.
This Nati1ulI Hotel. SO much ussded fer the up-
5ui.trE cf cur SuEEy Islands, viii. IN eoujuucticu
With Ctdsr solid Improvements usis by cur tioveru-
Eeut. i-=grtsLiEs the re5sr Of EAuEHAMEHA VrH.
L-cg nay be live aEi rgisu.
JOHN THOMAS WAREHOUSE.
JEcGary 81. rS-2-S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-24
Queer, Very Queer.

Ny Pi,s-Blair's. Wbelrt2a's ard Ccckls's sre
crowded oCt ard are inSiu5ed ia the No.ious
Icvu Pests tsr Wi-e Fencing. uhich I vii sell fer
. cents eaea- : much less than the raw material
costs here
The Funniest Of AH!-Brussels Carpe, which
have fcr sale srisz3i sr,5ce. ard suzrarteed of
e1z1l quality 81 50 per eezt less than the Garrett for
the Ncu HCte. eos; 10 San Frarciscs besides wh5eh
tCcat i1ssrarce Ss3 duty -gs, Be added % the San
Fr1Ee-sc1 e1st- Ii uruli take uatheus.ieiau 10
ea-.---.s ..s Is tc..--cE h. NJ -.---l..l--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-24
KAUPAKUEA PLANTATION

KAUPAKUEA PLANTATION
CUGAR NOW COMING IN and for sale
- u -uazsz1ass C. SAT- rz--1ass-s b
sI-Iy AFpNG a ACHUCH-
Pioneer Mill. Lahaina.
CAMPBELL Il TURToN.- PrOPrietors.
y C-gF -s szsar g s-Fs-.-- g-1l,y, rev c.uiIg
E@ H. HAC6EELp CO
ONOMEA PLANTATION.
Sugar and SIoIas>e>-CroP 1871
.DcNING N. FOR SALE II QUANTITIES
y 90 szl- purchasers ty
- WALEEB ALIEN. Agents
PRINCEvILLE PLANTATION.
Sugar and soIas>e>-Crop 1871
DlNTNE N. FOR SALE ~ QUANTITIES
7. o. s-i- purchasers ty
l-Sz wALEEEk & ALLEN, Agents
MAKEE PLANTATION.
New Crop OF Sugar n SIoIasse>
Now COMING IN AND FOE SALE N CCAN-
y ss.i.fs- szis v--ch1sc-s b.
I-z c. BREWER & Co. Agents.
WAILUKU PLANTATION.
NEW CROP VOW COMING N. FOR SALE
y IL Quantities % sl5. F---=aSs-S- By
FOREIGN NOTICES.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-24
Not Queer or NerY Qneer,

Lae Steamer hdausa IS decided saccsss sud u,a-
terA-y assist, &c prcu-ts trade and develop the re
s21rees ot the ki1sdou. ,Gruublsrs netNithsyAud-
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.>-,- .'hcrc should be a Fair Of some kind
,ra II means held in Mcrhonicstown this
n.;nirr Whether it he a Church Fair, a
%rw County Fair, II Leap Year Fair, an
IN Maids Fair, or q Bachelors Fair,is but
'fi.,tn difference, SO that Il Fair of some
INA is held to cnllvcn the village. What
shy the Fair?
- Oysters are said to he good in every
mSnlh in which the letter Il appears
They ".
We are in lnhtc to Mrs. Geo. ". Freeze
IF ry]cr's Valley for Il splendid lot of large
annIcs large chcstnutS and mountain pea
rI,rs of superb variety.
rs" The Frederick citizen was publish
ed daily during the Cattle Sho" i'll that
place.
We have had a succession OF beautiful
,,on~,irh, nights The coon hunters are
ln,sy along The bottoms OF OWln%S crr"E
.nj fine foothills Of the mountain. Mr.JoIn
Wolf Ina, caught ahout half dozen thlN
carly in the season.
r[Ha The farmers are now resting OF
,,rir oars and attending Cattle Shows
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WI>rMRN MANNiAND NUTEA.
y. G. ADELSHERGHR, Proprietor

'iNIIIS first class Hotel is ~
| well provided in AL its . + 1.,A,Tr..
departments auG apartments -; :. &;
.T inc accommodation OF = :, - =. -
the travelling public and permanent ano
transient boaIdcrs It's rooms are cHpa
rio,ls and airy, Tao c!luul or, are cIr;tn, Iio
fu"u well vent lated. all il. uMi"r.
TN" Table always well suplIird with t"'
lrilyatIre oil the season.
lis close proximity To st. Joseph Sister
hood Nj. It. Marys COLLEGE, TIE Monterey
Springs and the Battle Fields Of GrtNo
burg, make il & pleasant place 10 larry i"
the summer and fan season.
The nous" is always supplied day ana
night with pure mountain water coo'""
with ice.
The beautiful scenery around Emmit>
burg, IT., hraihulUc>~, CHURCHES oi all dc.
nominations. and other attractive OBJECTS
make il a desirable place tor Traveller, lo
spend their leisure hours.
Private families accommodated at all
times with conChCs and buggir., Hnd every
atrption paid TO the accommodation OF
guests. ;.
o." Servants polite and ready to wait
upon The patrons oi the house.
4 e,lnrc OF the public custom s"iirlteI.-
Charges reasonable.
sept | TT
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C93" The three great problems still sur
vivc to plague mans magnetic Intellect
Did Livingston write those letters? Who
struck Billy Patterson? And has OConor
really accepted? Rumor says Val. liar
haugh, of Sabillasyllc, has received let
ter from O'Conor, in which the great law
yer but poor politician, commits himself
across the saddle lie will accept if elected !.
~" ChcStnuts are selling in Boonsboro
at cents quart.
r@$1 Since our last issue widowcrs have
advanced in popularity with the girls
IAcN ave on r.sin| ground.
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NEW BOOKS.
'Thc Rcigning Belle" by Mrs. Stephens.
by his own Might A Romance.
Thrown Together" by F. Montgomery.
True Love" by Lady Di Beaucrrk.
"Truc as Steel" by Marion IIarland
Edna Browning,' by Mrs. Holmes.
"Dcl"planc,' by Walworth
"Thrc" years in n Man Trap" by Arthur.
"Eeatrice,' by Julia Kavanauyh.
"i}rcczir Langton,' a Novel.
'Hood-byr sweetheart 4 Novel.
"a Golden Sorrow A Novel,
Maud Mohan,' by Annie Thomas.
"Nivia.' \ Novel.
"lIcartS and lIomcs,' by Mrs Ellis.
at i, the Fashion, From the German.
"My llcronr' y Noycl.
"Omhrn.' \ Novel,
"a GOOD Investment" 4 Novel.
"OrW Boys or the Army of I'll" Potomac.
ca, New Books constantly added to the
Linrry.
O. Ten Cents per volume per week.
.z#;~ Library open from A. m, until +
p. N. DAVID +. SMITH,
sept If Frederick, Nd
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AMES, &C.-Parahosi. the most
X fascinating game ever invented; also,
rivoli, and many other games and puzzles,
Dominocs, Checkcrboards ana NJ N, Chess
Nlrn, &c, &C. all low for cash, at
SMITHS Icmplc Of Fancy,
sgtfttf Frederick, Md
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
~ scribcr has obtained from the Or
plans Court Of Frederick County, Letters
Tcstamcntary on the Estate OF
JOHN S. PENNEL,
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 he
fore the 18th day Of March, 49," rs they
may otherwise bv law be excluded from all
benefit of said Estate.
FREDERICK WHITE,
sept ll4w Administrator.
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c;1ssSssl e4f tsst .sssssaS..4l-2fe.
1 Co. 3: Q. VI
4 NJ. u. t is.ss
:. = s.tJ ~scs:-!-.s
C.LEAR THE TRACER.

Tile Stage IS Comiug-Tarcllers on
tie Wing !
UTIIRIE T. BEAM have now placed
" on the road from Mcchanicstown tc
Emmitsburg a line Of fast coaches, omni.
buses and stages, They are prepared to
carry passengers to all points OF The com
pass Immediately on the arrival of the W.
NJ. Railroad trains at McclmnicstoWn,-
Persons wishing to visit Mt. st. Mary
College, st. Iosrph's Academy, Emmits-
burg, Henry IIann's Boarding House at
ClairvcuN, " the Monterey Springs or
Mountain House, the Gettysburg College
or Battle Fields, or any other point along
the mountain range, can be accommodated.
The best and most careful drivers en-
plovrd and charges will be moderate
Our arrangements to accommodate the
travelling public are complete.
~ Persons will do well to procure tic
kcts at Mr. Beams residence in Emmt,-
burm, the evening before starting to pre-
vent confusion and to facilitate dispatch.
Emmitsburg, sept. l4-tf
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TW ELfTII
| 1872.

1872. TWELFTH 1872
ANNUAL FAIR
Frederick Co. Agricultural Society
. SMITHS TEMPLE OF FANCY,
BOTH HARD TO BEAT,
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS!
.Hirh, Ecautltul ond .lttractlrc'
Now in store, the largest and handsom
est assortment of
+ A NCY C O @ y $,
ever seen in Frcdcrick-hayr but room t'
name, in part
l,ich toilet sets, Fine Vases Figures hina
Boxes, &c. Nc. Fine Wort, boxes ano
Writing Desks of Morocco, l'HpIcr Machc
Rosewood and Nah ,gany. Ladies' ano
Gents, Fine Purses, Ladies Companions
and SalchcIS, Fine Watch stands, li-l
Stands, Match Boxes, l'crtlmcry, 1oliCl
Preparations Cologne Bottles,
FINE POCKET KNIVES,
All STYLES and Prices.
FAMILY BIBLES,
in clcgant b,ndin-@, the best assortment IN
Frederick: Pocket Bibles, in NcNct and
Morocco NIuung>.
HYMN AND PRAYER BOOKS,
Splendid Photograph Albums, from 50
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-10-19
Notice to ErpsRtaSSCTS.

Notice to Trespa>ScF~.
r HEREBY forcwam all persons from
shooting or hunting or otherwise tres
nas,ing upon my farm or premises, OF
Hunting creek, below Eicholtz's mill, OF
! nrt 10 ls,2.3w# JOS. H. W. Flick