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Fourth of July.

EMMITsBURa, July 4, 1872
The Four-h was celebrated In Emmlts'
bnrg by everybody leaving it, except those
who were too drunk or lazy to get away
A portion of ouE citizens visited Ge.sys-
burg to see the grand encampmeN fizzle
others to Monterey to make the Fourth
last week--but the largest nEanber CHAR.
tered Johnny Reifsnider and the Russ and
spent the day at Gold Spring, a~aa Mocha
nicstown, on Gwings' creek.
The time was spent by this party in ma.
king patriotic speeches, singing songs and
drinking toasts--the latter part OF the pro-
gramme taking up the most time and was
engaged in tr al members of the festive
party. The Declaration Of Independence
was read by Jesse Seabrooks, Esq, and
Francis Sheek sang the Star spangled
Banner" followed by brief address by
J. A Elder, and song, the Red, White
and Blue by Jacob Lantzer. After the
conclusion of the song, toasts were drank
and responded to by j. Ii. T. Webb John
Hoover, cA, Mayor Sweeney, Lewis Baker
Daniel Lawrence, Il. O'Donncl9, George
Bishot, Henry Myers, II, Cunningham and
Jeremiah Martin.
The party returned to EmmitsfHarg in
She evening particularly happy with then
DAYS doings. and with eatabes and drink
abes enough ~ supply a good sized Indian
pic mic for a day at Crystal Fount.
John Reitsnider's toast May all III,
pretty women in creation continue to. pa
Ironize the Emmi'sburg and Mechanics
<.."n 'Buss.
r Y r
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ses- We were pleased to see thi'
week Mr.. Joseph Hays, formerly an
old resident of the Rocky Ridge Set
element, Ntso now resides near Grin
nell in Powiesliek county, Iowa
Mr.. H. is looking we'll and is highly
pleased with the rich farming lands
of Iowa,
The MAiLs.-Our postal facilities
are being placed in favorable con
dtion, The mail is now carried daily
along the line Of the W. NJ, r. R. from
Baltimore to Hagerstown. From En-
mitsburg and this point it leaves twice
a day by the morning and afternoon
trains for the Monumental city. We
have also a daily mail to Frederick
Intelligence is now carried quickly.
We want the establishment of Tell
graph line at Mechanicstown 20 com
plete the sum Of our local means for
receiving aud imparting information
in every direction. Maj O, A. Hor-
ner of Emmitsburg, and Col. J. K,
Rouzer, of this place, have been instru-
mental in Securing these latter faclll-
ties We hope to see the perquislts OF
their Office vastly augmented.
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PROVERBS.

Neither 10 thou loaf about and ask
questions, or knock down type, or the
boys will love thee like they 40 shade
trees when thou lesvetL.
Thou shouldst never read the copy
on the printers case, or on the copy
hook, or he may knock thee down.
Never inquire thou Of the editor
the news; at the appointed time lie
Will give it to thee without asking,
When thou dost enter into bis Of
fee, take heed unto thy self that thou
dost not look a. what may 10 lying
open and coucerneth thee not, foy that
is not meet ia the sigh. Of good
breeding,
Neither examine thou the proof
sheet, it is not yet ready u meet
thine eye so that thou msyest en&er-
stand,
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A Brookfcld man has named a
prize rooster Robson, because Robl-
son Crusoa.
Why does a freight car ucc'i 10
locomotive. Because the freight It
self makes the cargo.
1t Is because we arc dissatisfied with
ourselves that we are 80 ANXIOUS t"
nave others think we'll Of ny.
Why is man who ia knocking
steadily at door like n butcher
Because he knocks md knocks fbnockS
an OK.
"a thing Of boau'y 'sa Joy forever
Is it, my boy1 Mnrryit, and you Il
find it is very much 'ho reverse ---
lh,lch.
"Wh,pplng 10 the noet thing t4mabo
children enlightened said old Mrs
Bitterkins, I never Whip nine butt
l4aes ca sna:t
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Business Locals,

~ Articles under this lpaxssnS xve
charged Ten CENTS per liae.
1S- pagasels at cost, at
j. Y1N0LING q soma
Westminster, MI
SEs.- We have marked our one dol
Lar Grenadines down to fiitv cents.
y. EISdLlN0 4. SON,
Westminster, Nd
ser. We ars Offering special induce
ments in Dry Geods
J, lIEGLaSG T. SON,
July CIT Westminster, Md.
IT AN. Good sugar cured hams, fresh
ILL., and nice, fos s&k, 81
GEO, W STHCkSDAIE rs.
july 6tf
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RI ARREST SUPPLY :

.nLS1UAL INSTR l. .uENT.S
At SMITHS TEMPLE OF FANCY.
Viol;as from $lOO to $4,000 French
ant Gcrn.aa fiutinas and Accordeons, all
prices; Guitars, Flutes, Clarioncts, Violin
ccllos, Musical Boxes, from 81 to $40;
hsHi"S> Flies, Flagcolcis, TamboIinvi,
Bone ita,,lrrs, Harmonious, Bass and
Snare Drums, Brass Tromlnms, Tuning
Forks Irish IIarps, Niolincclla, Banjo,
Guitar aud Violin Strings; Keys, Tail
Pieces, Bows, RoSin, &c; instruction
Books for all Instruments "All 80 cheap
as never vrs,' Re,ollcct the place.
SMITHS Tcsnplc of Fancy.
No. 40 North Market Street.
June o9tf Frederick, Nd
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TERRIBLE TRADGEDY !

Y c. MARTIN, jr. would inform the
u. public generally that he is now pre-
pared to furnish all who may be in need Of
SADDLES, HARNESS, COLLARS,
BRIDES, WHIPS. BLANKETS,
FLY NETS, TRUNKS, NALISES
CHAMOlS SKINS, CURRY
COMBS, HORSE BRUSHES
and a general assortment Of Saddlcry
Hardware, etc, at the shortest notice and
aowes cash price, at his place of business,
CO. nnc door West of Root g. GrotY's
store Also, HARNESS. etc, repaired
with ncatJc>s and durability lie cordial.
" ir,i'.S Tire ruhNt give him call
June l5-omo>.
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The subscriber rs Administrator DB.N.
w. A. of George Stottlemyer, late OF Ere.
derrick county, deceased, will sell at publ,
sale at the residence of said deceased IL
Catoctin District about mile from Wplts
vile, on The road leading TO liauver's old
tavetn stand
On. frtday ZEN Of Sn'p, 1870,
at 10 O'clock n ia the following pcrsonaI
property, TO wit
THREE MICH cows,
fat hog: l corner cupboard, burcau !
safe, table. ten plate stove and pipe, |
stand, copper kettle, large wash pot, /
doughuay, meat tub, churu, wood
box, siaw cutter, s,eeiySrd., smoothing
irons, coffee mill, / tub, buckets, a lot tin
ware, 6 chairs, clock, a lot books, 3 pic
lures, iecking glass, 4 blankets, quilts
cover lid, 2 bclsteads and bedding, u
lot crooks, mattock and spade; the rrass
standing and garden truck and potstocs
and corn growing; lot bacon and lard
7erms Of iSale-A credit of six months
will he given on all sums of S. and up
wards notes with approved security and
interest from date: all sums under s. cash
JOHN STOTTLEMYER,
july Git. Admir-. d, B, n. ", A.
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NAY Is, 1872. UAM4M1 AMay gMaaz;
GiLDS' BROTHERS

1", tAe07a Kea9n FaV Nzu'04e7y and Fancy
MAIN STREET, MECHANICSTOWN MD
have finest
w est stock Of Soaps Peuy
with our large stock of Drugs Chemicals Medicines
grateful E the aerag patronage the zen
the We
Weekly also Monthly Magazines Ladies'
opea'loh MAY
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NOR A G EE'S SAL. f
OF
VERY DESIRABLE MILL. PROPER,


TY,
On the Western KaryIana RmIroad.
DY virtue power contained in mort
- gage from George Gonso and wife to
Joshua Biggs, dated the 9th day Of July,
1869, and recorded in Liber c. NJ No. 3,
folio 500, $40 and GAL, one Of the land re-
cords Of Frederick county; The under
signed will offer at public sale on the pre-
misses,
On Thursday, LIST day Of August, 1872,
at 10 o'clock, NJ, that very desirable mill
property known as the isabella milk" To-
Gated within one mile of Rocky Ridge Sta
ton on the Western Maryland Railroad;
the track of said road passes within Il
quarter Of a mile Of the mill. :,
On this property is three story MGR
chant mill with first class modern Iuachi-
merry; also two frst-rate DWELL &F;;ssa
ING HOUSES, two stables, two sili
cooper shops, and all necessary out hlE.l.I
buildings. This property consists OF two
tracts one called "Benjamin's Advice"
containing 20 acres, more or less; also one
otbe, tract, called Pomona Dwelling"
containing J acres of land, more or less
This property will be sold entire, Persons
wishing tn vic~ the property will call on
Mr. VIM. II. Yingling, rceiding on the
premises.
Term. Of Sah-Onc-,hird Of the pun
chase money cash, I" L. paid on the day
of sale, or the ratification OF said sale by
the Court the residue in two equal an
nua, payments, the purchaser or purcha.
ecrs giving his, her or their notes, with Sc
curity, to he approved by the said mort.
gagcc, bearing interest from the day of
sale.
JOSHUA BIGGS.
july 65w
~ The MryA,"d Inion, Frederick,
copy until dry of sale, and charge adve.tl-
str.
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s%- Charge this to the Greensburg,
Pa, Republican: Mrs. Tute Of Fair
ield township gave birth to three
bouncing boys, all living and doing
as well as could be expected, and the
most remarkable fearure is that each
one has six toes on each foot.
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nA-I In Cincinnati on Monday a
minister kissed a young lady, former
ly membe of his church, and the
kiss will IN al, probability cost him
his life. 4 Young man who had been
waiting upon the lady witnessed the
atiectionate kiss Of the rsrson, snd
becoming cnragcd seized u hatche'
and hacked tbs head Of the divine in
Il horrible manner
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APPOINTED INSPECTOR OF Cus2oMs-
1t gives us great pleasure to announce the
appointment Of Capt. Albert Bhlngslea, Of
tins citS, a. an Inspector u Customs, q.
Baltimore. Cap. B. will make faithful
and etacfent oskcer and fully misrited the
appointment By che valuable services rem
desed the cause Of his country during tire
gebellAea, 49, Hess7aSaster Hsnssnel.
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|
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Preface. hv the author.
Introduction, by Casslus NJ Clay
Letter from Horace Greeley concerning
the y \ Tribune
CHArvrR From Boyilood 10 Man.
! hood
CnAr1En 1l-1iorace Greeley and the
Tribune
CHATTER IlI-Thr~ months in Con.
grrs and Europe.
CHAPTER " - The Greedy Farm -
Second visit to Europe Across the Con
tinent &c.
CHAPTER V Horace Greeley as an
Editor
CHAPTER VI - Horace Grceity rs a
Politician
CHAPTER VII - Horace Greeley an =
Statesman
CHAPTER VIII - Horace Greeley as a
man of Letters
CHATTER TX - Hrrsce Greeley az a
Retormer,
CHATTER y - Horace Greeley as a
selfmadc Man.
CHATTER N - Horace Greeley in the
South.
CHAPTER XII Henry Clay and Mar
garet Fuller
CHAPTER XIII - A personal Word.
CHATTER XIV - The lesson Of Horace
Grrelcy's life.
George D. Prentice to Horace Greeley,
A poem.
APPENDIX.
The nomination Of Horace Greeley for
President
The Cincinnati Platform and Letter of
Acceptance.
The baiiing Of Jefferson Davis.
A striking steel,p plate portrait of Mr.
Greeley, from the best and most recent
photograph, faces the work, and is really
worth the price Of the whole book.
The volume contains 900 large, closely
printed pages, and, although very eXpen-
sive work to produce, ia sold at the UMPIRE
cedentedly low price Of So per copy.
NOTICE TO AGENTS AND CLUBS.
The call for this now work is 40 univrr-
sal throughout the country, that the Pub
fishers have decided TO cell copies to
Agents and Clubs at the following rates
10 COPIES FOR. .........xl5
so COPIES FOR. $6l
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Single copies will he sent by mail. post
age prepaid, on receipt of the regular
price, 81
Address orders 10
THE TRIBUNE.
New York City.
June 2e-tf
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SfNNF0f TIM :, IVI :. J
TNXAMINAT!ON OF TEACHERS
~ The anRual examination of Teachers
~f tire pNblic Schools Of Frederick Count V
wiu be held in this Office on Monday.
TUESDAY, Wednesday and Thursday, the
lFh, 1sth, g4sh and 18th of August, 1879.
On Friday, the 10th of August, will be
held an examination of Teachers for the
Colored Schools. No Teacher of Celored
Schools will be recognized az such who
does not hold the Certificate or Permit Of
The Examiner The Boards of School Dis
trict Trustees of those Districts in which
Colored Schools are located, will excrcise
the same supervision over Colorcd Schools
as over other Schools.
- JNO. ". PAGE,
JuS. G~H. EXamf.
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jescnh \. Wierman, Proprietor.


TINifS Ilnuse is now ready for the recrp
| tiun Of tSertlcrs and the travelling
public. 1t is newly fitted up with all ne
,,,s>yrv ccnvenences 1t is roomy, airy
and pleasantly located. 1t is a f@
three Story Brick Building with s=o=
Is rooms. Excellent water nearI-
the house. During the approaching sum
mer months it will afford a pleasant retreat
from the noise and hustle of the city
The house is well furnished, and the pro
prictor will supply the table with all the
comforts and dcicacics of the season.
The view of the surrounding country is
graad Boafdcrs from the city and gcntlr
men of leisure can enjoy themselves here
during the summer in All agreeable NAH
nsr, The house is quiet and retired, and
every cndeavor will be made to please,
apr 2o.tf
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SPECIAL, ATTENTION

SPECIAL ATTENTION
is called to the advertisement OF
CHAs II, y, FOX, in another colltes..i,
headed "Nswh the 3lst, 1872"
No oN~ in this &, mR&niiy has ever Dctr
more su1xNssful, than ne, i'm introducing 4
new trade, which aeasost entirely used ~ g.
to the larger cities nari1s well *~s ablish
ed hierssali by giving general satisfaction in
the nNchsai.al as We'll as inthE mercantile
branch Of his h1aaasss; hc how offers 10 tn.
public rare charce h buy Watches. Jnw,
elry and Silver.Waw AZ Cow FlGU RES
and all are advised to avail themselves OF
the op;,ortunitv. l.4ar ;D.f
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:.:si.:.,.:s.s. 3:sss;s.: I: II: i: !,
Baltimore and Hagers.oWn.

| TWO PASSENGER, TRAINS
Are run between Baltimore aod ia.
gerstcwN orer t&s
WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
Through the Fircst Part of, MARYLAND
giving TO the Traveller Quick Transit and
tn, Enjoyment of Beautiful Scenery,
CALVERT STATION,
Corner IF Ffa7.kNn md Calreu Streets.
BALTIMORE CITY.
OPEN To HAGEkSTOWN.
Trains leave Baltimore for Owings
Mills, Glen Morris, Rcistcrstowp, Finks-
ourg, Westminster, New Windsor. Union
Bridge, Middleburg, Double Pipe Creek
Rocky Ridge, Mechanicstown, Blue Ridge
or Monterey Summit and Nayncsboro'
Smithshurg, CLrwsville and IIagrrstown
at $50 4. " ;staa $3.50 p. NJ, daily, ex-
ccps Sssptta.:
Tltc S-sa 4 NJ, Train CONNECTS with
Stages fsr tiasn@stoad and Manchester at
Glen N.sris Stalns; for Tanev,own at
Miadlrburg Station, and tor EmmitsbrLrg
at Mcchann$.own
Also Trsin }tnAss at r.+' T, " .f,r Union
Bird ss aasd satcau~diase points.
lsc>'>-,s .~fS Az, Lh%Mltrsburr and pss4er
points "n 'ls. iuaMbcrland EaI&,v Railroad
will find this rNnsc by tire $50 4. VI. train
shorter aasi cheaper than AIRY nth~.
Trains will leave IlaScrstown for Balti
more at j:25 \. NJ and lao p. NJ. Smiths
burg $50 \. VI. and 2:22 p NJ; ssfas. stsi re
at 6:l2 a. VI. and c.44 r. NJ; Mechanics
town at $3.50 A. VI. and $40 p, NJ: S-nion
Bridge at SEQ and 100 4. NJ. and 3:5s T.
NJ: New Windsor 5:31 and 1877 \. Nj. and
l:0G p NJ; Westminster at SOB and sos
A. VI. and ACC =. NJ; Glen Morris at G5l
and s:5i A. NJ and SCI p NJ, Owings
Mills at $40 and Oil A, NJ. and j:3o F. NJ
arriving in Baltimore at S:20 and l0l:5 \
VI. and G:30 p. NJ.
Communication and season tickets at re.
duCei rates. Can be procured at the
Transportation Office, q North Calvert
Street Baltimore,
W. II. JORDAN.
Freight anG Passenger Agent
ionN T. R1GNEy, Gen Supt.
June i5tt
II hhr 'ooL'
FANS, THERMOMETERS, &c.
! iii'p assortment of silk, linen, palm,
and other tS'sS; thermometers, 60. -, 81,
Sl.25, and 81 40 Microscopes and hand
MsgaiAinr Grasses; Spcctaclrs, knives.
scnsaSs, 'wcezcrS fine WAGES, spy glasses,
~; all vhra;cr than ever, at
SMITHS fr.u,rlo &C Eon,,-
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a VALUABLE FARM At PR
WAITE SALE,

a VALUABLE FARM AT PR
VATE SALE.
yTIIE heirs Of ANTHONY WEI.TN,
! deceased, l,ciug DESTROYS of closing up
the Estate of said deceased, will offer at
Private Sale, the valuable farm, Cherry
Grove on which they now reside, on the
turnpike road from Mcchanicstown to En-
mitsburg, mile South of Mt st. Mary's
College. This FARM is elegantly located,
and contains u acres Of land, more or
less, about ten acres of which islin timber
land :; the other is cleared and in good
state of cultivation and under good fenc-
ing. There is on the place a two -
story BRICK HOUSE with u ~
large Kitchen attached TO it. Also I
a Bank Barn, spring house and other out
buildings. There is young Orchard Of
choice fruit in full bearing, and spring OF
pure mountain water at the kitchen door.
1t Is a desirable location, and persons wish
ing a nice home would do well to come and
view the premises. Terms will be reason.
able. Call on the subscriber.
CECILIA WELTY,
Agent for the Heirs
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X hhr { VOL
PLASTER!
.p14 A.STER RI!

cnn TONS Plaster, Just received and
D'' tor safe in lots by
J, TYSON i son,
may 9J3w Frederick, Md.
LnR pnn.Y WARDEN PRINTS, go
| sc ROOT ~ GROFFS.
LYON CHEAP ALPACAS. 90 to
Il ROOT & GRoFFS.
L|OR THE rllllnADEIrlIA Gal
Il TER, 60 10
ROOT L GROFFS,
INOR CHEAP GOODS. g,.to
H. ROOT Il GROFFS.
apr 20-4w
I UNDER ! LUMBER!
4 large lot of Posts and Rails M i,xr,'
and for sale, by
ROOT & CROFT.
mar sow
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Juk G-3..
L|OR SALE.

Il
As III. Subscriber intends sheriff to leave
f,y the Wxet he will sell on moderate terms
S'r cash house and lot Of gronl,d, si,uat-
cd Zen The brew OF tho ese'untalp, Tlr lot
contains bet wccn three end four ACRES more
or less, and adj~inS the land of the widow
Nathaniel Ey}es ssA Wiz. Miller. There
are good frnit ,1ecS on it in bearing cond-
ton. 1t is nice little home for a garden
farm For terms apply to
june15-4w JACOB STffElY.
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I.'Ol'

A fo,4 day. aso, near Mr.. hohr'a build
inp on tho Mechanicstown and Emmlts-
burg Turnpike, VEIL. which the owner
can have by proving property and paying
fer this INFRINGEMENT Call at the Clarion
once nlAr OWL
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10 TO THE DEPOT

40 TO THE DEPOT
" AND BUY YOUR
Stone crockery and queensware; also, glass
ditto; sclfsealing fruit jars and jelly glasses
with thu caps. knives and forks, spoons.
ladies, &c. Harvest water kegs and buc
kets and baskets. Bench screws, saws.
hstcatess, hammers, planes squares, locks.
latches. hinges, &c Grindstoncs and hx-
lures; lead, oil and paints, sad ali other
building materials in the hardware line,
kept in u country store.
GEO. W. STOCKSDALE.
July 6tf
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.!NH shy, where did Won get such nice
Sugar and GOLDEN SYRUPS?"
mny II,f At STOCKSDALE'S
CIT Tho,'stAcplace. Wa!eAoHee'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-07-06

This is ne, m old Life. puhiishri srvcral
wears ago and reprinted for this occasion,
hut an entirely new book, just prepared,
with fiesh materials I.,m q tie" and orig
innl standpoint.
1t is, a. the ,i,ir wen expresses, Repre-
,cntativ" Life and will. from its very re-
markahle character and i,s wcil-sustaincl
intrrrs, from beginning 10 end, command
the earnest attention Of all readers in every
community.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-07-06

We beg Of politicians to keep their tenn
per this warm weather.
Bugs gnats and flies arc becoming un-
pleasantly numerous.
sF Mrs Maggie Willhide, now at Fred
erick, has been very busy for some time
past In getting up Concert Of the Sunday
School Scholars. She performed on the
Organs, Pipe and Cottage. The Concert
took place ON the 2d inst, and was quite a
success.
There was little Of the Fourth Of July
seen in this town on last Thursday. Early
in the morning, about 3 o'clock, the Fifth
REGIMENT from Baltimore, numbering
about $50 officers and soldiers, under com.
rnanu Of Col J. Stricken Jenkins, passed
no through this place en- route over the w
N r, II. for IIagerst0wn. Thi, made that
Mace the objective point Of the day the
centre Of attraction in all Western Mary
land
eS- Horace Greeley visited the Boston
Musical Jubilee, and made neat little
speech to the 'Adics and gentlemen Of the
..,rcss club. He was cheercd when he con,
nludcl, and Col Chas. Gordon Greene, the
oldest editor in Boston, say it was the most
pleasing literary banquet he ever attended.
President Grant is at Long Branch.
DEMOCRATIC SEnENADE. - One night
last week, says the Hanover Spectator, a
party Of young Democrats, who don't 90
Greeley, were out on a general serenade.
The chorus to one Of their songs ran thus
A man with white hat named Greeley
Once said let the South 60 out freely
Said another she shan't,
And his name it WAS Grant,
And he'll he elected, not Greeley.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-07-06

geo. W. STOCKSDALE sells Drmc-
VI rara SUGAR, very superior article,
at IL I.3 CENTS. The lowest ever
bought. Also, fine Sugars at 10 and / /
cents. Call and examine for yourselves.
may lit Remember the DEPOT.