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just as rose from my knees, two LETT
ters were Brought me; one from that
villain, containing powder which
would have put Madame Meyerson to
sleep forever; and the otter from my
brother, telling me that he was free at
last, that the man we have so feared had
no longer any power over him. The
wretch from whom ! am escaping will
be here in the eleven o'clock train to
meet me aud take me away, with the in-
tention of maxim me his wife, and /
want to take the next train instead, and
go the other way to meet my brother =
| have left letter for Madame Meyer
son telling her the whole truth, enclo-
sing his letter and the fatal powder; and
! want gou to stay here, get help, and
hafs him arrested when he comes. 'You
silf know him again; and, remember,
thai II he escapes this time. he viii
surely murder his wife with his own
hand.,
Il will do all you ask, if you will tell
me your name, and where l can find
you, when it is accomplished" ..
You care then to see me again ?"
she asked with sad sort OF smile =
"But you dc no. know that my brother
has been suspected Of crime, and nv
name, asa witness, has been drsgeed
through the papers"
81 do not care!'' / said, drawing her
hand in my arm IL will see you safely
on the train, but | must come to you
again. Do.you understand me, Kathe-
rine z"
A soft blush and vivid smile ans
wered me-
knew her heart had answered mine
The next moment, she had leaned
nearer and whispered four words in my
ear. .....-.
1t was her address in an Eastern
State. -,
Ny lips, know, brushed her Grim
son cheek; the train came laundering
along had put her in and once more
watched while she was whirled away in
the dark a -.
But not as watched before When
saw her again, i telt that 1t would be
as my promised wife!
/ sent at once for aid-and when the
next. train came in, we found the little,
ugly man with the. scar and the twisted
mouth, and had him. arrested.
"Katherine ?'. he asked me, with white
lips, as they were taking him away.
"She is sate-and where you will new.
er see her again." 1.replied =.
But felt as if l could have taken
him by The throat and strangled him.
ain almost at the emo of my story.
Jacob Meyerson, who had wished to
poison his wife that he might inherit her
fortune, and perhaps wed younger
and fairer bride, is serving his term of
Imprisonment at Sing Sing, and Kathe-
rine is my wife. g.
l have never told my dearest friend
what her name vas !. before she became
my wife, for she had made me promise
mot to make it known, before she would
marry, me. aff.,
But it made no difference to me. I
would have taken her on trust, even if
she had chosen to withhold her simple
story from me also-:for I loved her.
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"God Rules this World"

In reply to letter written by Senator
Palmer to Mr.. Greeley, after the Cincin-
natl Convention, in which Mr.. Palmer
alluded to the fact that he had called
upon Mr.. Greeley iii December, 1865, to
persuade him not to publish the celebra-
ted article upon general amnesty and i'm
partial suffrage, because its publication
would prevent his election to the Urited
States Senate, and also to other instan-
ces when be was in advance OF public
sentiment, Mr. Greeley wrote as tol-
lows:
NEW York TRIBUNE, May q, 1879.
NlY FRIEND: or course threw away
the Senatorship in 1S6s-ksowing well
that did so-and ! dids myself great
pecuniary harm III 1867 lty bailing JEFF
Davis; but suppose ! hadn't done Ell
ther?
Either God rules this world, or he
he does not believe hesioes. Yours,
IIoRAcE GREELEY.
Hon. A. W. Palmer, Amelia, N. Y
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Chinese smagglers buy pretty Corean
sirls for a messure e mile each
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.,lA Il seAElH .aINI.lal
- a FfEs4aL t1H
THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY,
a4nsH sswe -- lslif ssied1
Phbiished Every Tuesday.

.TKEMs on SUBSCRIPTION. ~
fyo dollars per annum, invariably in advance
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-02-17

On the 10Th instant at the rcS;T"nc" Of
the brides father, nr,r Utica, by the Rev.
J. Summers, Mr.. CALVIN b. ROCT-
ZAHN, of Montgomery county, ono, to
Miss ALICE MATTHIAS, daughter of
Philip Matthias, of this county.
We acknowledge the receipt of slice
Of brides cake
On the 9th instant. in the Episcopal
Church, All Saints Parish. Frederick city,
by Rev. James B. Avirett, Rector of Ca
tOctin Parish, assisted by Rev: Osborne
Ingie, Mr.. LEWIS J. RAMSBURGli, of
Baltimore city, to Miss EMMA T. DOR
SEY. of Catoctin Parish.
On the Goth ultinlo, at tho residence OF
the brides father. near Brallsvlle, 10y the
Rev. G w. station. DANIEL GLAD
Hull to Miss MAGDNENA f. KIN
NE, all of Middletown Valley.
On the 3Oth ult:mo, by Rev. s. W. Owen
JOSIAH SCHILDTNECHT to Miss RE.
BECCA D. HESSONG, both of Middle
town Valley.
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bed in SAbillasville, on the morning OF
the 81 OF February, after protracted lll-
ness of consumption, GEORGE III. CRAW-
FORD, in the 2od year Of his age. Mr. {;
early in the late war entered the Fcderal
service, where by his manly hearing and
his kind and amiablc disposition, he Ell.
drared himsclfto his comrades IN arms ana
won the esteem of his officers; but unior-
ulnatelv for him, he lost an arm in one OF
thr engagements around Richmond, which
for the remainder OF his days was source
of great pain, and aided much in shorten
ing his days. There was not witnh 'he
ranks of the Army of the Potomac
drawer, trucr, nobler spirit, than That OF
George II. Crawford. Nor was 1t alone IN
military life that his character shonc WIN
such lustrc; but in the walks OF civil me,
his many virtues and his gentle ana VIM
ming manners "grappled to him friends as
vii, HOOKS of steel" OF fine education,
and gifted with an intellect of the highest
order, he gave promise of becoming one OF
the most useful and prominent men OF the
County; but tIat insldiUus disease when
for sew eral years has been prcying upon las
yitals. has wilhered and destroyed the bud
'crr its bloom and the crave now contains
oll tina, remains of the noble, whole-souled
George II. Crawford. lie leaves wife
and five children to mourn the loss OF !.
kind ANA .li.cctunalc husband and 1illhcr
and whole communicates loss OF Il G"o'
and useful citizen, and an honest anu up
right man H.
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DEIVATE SALE.

TIE SUBSCRIBER offers at Private
Sale desirable Town Property, situated
on South Water street, McchanicSt0Wn,
but few doors from the Square.
The improvements, in part, consist OF a
IA good substantial TWO STORY
r. weather boarded dwelling, convc-
49, nicntly divided into five Rooms,
with porch and pantry in rear. Also, a
good workshop attached, fronting on said
Water street, Il never failing well OF good
water with pump on porch. Spring house,
smokc-house, good ha.sc-ovcn, with lar. e
shed, good log stable, wood shed, and other
necessary out buildings. A lot of choice
apple, peach, plum, pear, and ounce trees,
Just beginning to bear. y good garden
and several varieties of grapes in goNl
bearing condition. This property Is ~
good order and conveniently situated, has
Just recently been repaired, and is but Il
few doors from the Square, OH upon the
subscriber, and he viii Jake pleasure in
showing the above premises. Price and
terms easy.
feb 3-iW" &. ]. CKEEGEK. =
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neafhs.

On the 9th instant, at the residence of
her father, Mr.. Henry Bowersox, Creagers
town District, Mrs. MARY NJ, DEVIL
Bliss, aged about 33 years, Her remains
Were inferred in the. Lutheran Huying
ground. Utica.
On the 9th instant, at Catoctin Furnace,
JESSE, son of Jonathan and Margaret a..
T. Myers aged years . months and II
days.
At Franklinviilr, on the 10Th instant,
JACOB PERRY. aged about 10 years
He was native of MiddIetown Valley,
hut for many years a resident of Mechan'
icstown district.
On the I'd instant, near Mt lions
Church. ELIAS ID. STONE, aged p
years months and lS days.
On the 31st utimo, in Midlctown Val
ley, JOHN c. KLINE, aged 3 years and
10 months.
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Western Maryland R. R.

\ REGULAR Daily Freight Train is
\ now running between Baltimore and
in Washington county, Nd.
riuh, miles from llagcrstown. The Yves
tern Maryland Railroad Company is pre-
pared TO receive and forward Freights to
and from Baltimore and Smithshurg and
Wavncsboro' Station, and all other Sta
tons on its line. Merchandise destined for
these points should he sent to the Northern
Central Freight Depot corner North ana
Centre Streets, marked to the care OF the
Western Maryland Railroad Company. =,
Information concerning rates, &c, VIII
be furnished at the Freight and Passenger
AGENTS Oilice, 100 North Calvert Street
JOHN Il. RIGNE1,
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
WILLIAM H. JoRDoS,
Eriyht ami Passenger agent.
feb. l1-tf
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= ~ * NJ 2iiss s "A L. NJ.

10y virtue of Il Decree OF the Circuit
6Court for Frederick County, sitting MS
n Corrt of Equity, passed in NO. sou,
Eulnty, the s,lbscriuc!, lis Trustee. VIII sell
n, Public Sale, at the Western Maryland
Hotel. ia the town of EMlM.tsJurg, in Ere
derrick County, Maryland, on 81 ~ H.
U.4i., .Mu.ch, 9M. 1872, between the hours
of f. NJ, and o'clock, p. NJ, the
HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND,
whereof Joseph Ovclman, late Of Frederick
County. died, seized and possessed. Inc
House and Lot are situated and fronting
ON the South side of the Main street OF En-
mitsburr, and designated on the plat OF
said town. as Lot No. l27; and is the same
Real Estate which was conveyed to the
said Joseph Ovcman by Joseph Brawner
and Catharine Brawncr, by deed recorded
in Libcy c. NJ. No. & Folio 300, one OF the
Land Records of Frederick County.
TIE terms IF sale prescribed By the Decree
Are onr-half of thrpurclase money to DE
paid on the day of sale, or on the ratlllch'
ton thereof by the Court; the residue III
one wear from the day of sale, the purcias'
cr or purchasers giving his, her or lliell
notes with approved security and bearing
interest from the day of sale; and on tht
ratification Of such sale by the Court, ano
on the payment of the whole purchase mo
new, and not before, the Trustee, by gooc
and sufficient Deed to be executed and ac
'lnowlcdyrd agrccahly to law, shall convey
. to the purchaser or purchasers OF sam pro
, perry, and to his, her or their heirs, th'
property to him, her or them sold, frre
clear and discharged of all claims OF th'
parties TO this cause, and of any person %
persons claiming Ivy, from or under them,
GEO. X. ONELMAN,
HANSON 7. WEBB, Auct. TRUSTEE.
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1a~ The funeral obsequies of Arch
bishop Martin John Spalding, at Bal
timore on last Monday, were solemn,
Grand and imposing-tne largest fu-
neral pageant ever Witnessed IN that
city.
azsa We presume there will be no
opposition to the denomination ana
reelection of the Hon. JOHN RlTcHlE
to Congress on the part of the Demo
cracv Of this District. Ills course IN
Congress seems to meet with general
approval Who the Republicans will
select, as the District is pretty evenly
balanced in politics, is not yet lndlca-
ted. The Hon. Henry Clay NALL has
been mentioned in this connection;
As the Captain is an able Deba'er and
shrewd politician, possessing rare ''c'
and shrewdness, a veteran IN strate,
getical movements, the choice VIII
probably fall on him as the standard
bearer. Four years ago he was Gen
Grants stalwart champion IN Western
MARYLAND, and his oratorlcal efforts
as AN Elector received the congratulate
tons of President Grant and foStmas
ter General CresweIl--both of whom
Capt. Nail introduced to the "Massa
chusetts veomanrv" of Middleton
Valley. With the indors"menl OF res
;dent Grant and his Maryland Cabne
officer, Capt. Nall would be ~ forml
dable competitor OF the Democratic
nominee. Saddle White ourry lo'
the field.
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IMPROVED LADIES'
Friend Washing Machine.

INIIE subscriber having obtained Pa
| tent for the above Machine on the 2'ln
of last August, 1871, is NOW prepared 10
sell Machines readyma,c 1T j? zen ,'lru
anywhere within the States Of VI ryllnd,
PENNSYLVANIA and Virginia. And also t"
dispose to Agents Districts. County or
State Territorial rights lor thr sale OF the
same.
The merits of this VI chime above AL
others is that it was.lrs garments ct AL 'lr-
srrplions, bed clothes, etc., WI o"' any
friction. 1t works upon the press Ilnrl'
pie altogether. Fine ANA r"uror m'ijt'lhI>
can hc washed iud.Ngi..n;;' Wit IA
much labor--waehing thr cl"thi@% '''a'
and without any hard rubbing or tear 4"
the garments.
-" Recommendations of this hari.n'
will appear next wees.
Manufactured and 10. ,4', 1t M,rh'N'rs
town by JOHN IA HEl'N'N'
ian 21-tf
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Notice..

,lvlIIS is to give notice that Tie suhscri-
Ter has obtained from the Orphan s
Court of Frederick county letters testament
tary on the estate OF
JASPER PEDDICORD,
late of said county, deceased. The cred
itnrs of said deceased are hereby duly
warned to exhibit the same with the voucll-
crs thereof to the subscriber, on or before
the 18th day of July next; they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit OF
said estate. All persons indebted To said
estate are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 18th
day of January, 1872.
MICHAEL {. ADELSBERGER,
ian l3.lW Executor.
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A B.I K G A N A I
y UsGV 4 r 4; :; 4 l. ".

rNUE subscriber Offers his Factory and
watcr-richt for sale Said factory is
located on Hunting Creek, at Mechanics
town. The Improvements are
TWO STORY BUILDING,
50x3O-with good Turbine water wheel
and machinery attached ior grading ST.
mae. 1t also could be converted INTO
wooden factory or machine shop, or any
thing else where water power is used
For further particulars enquire OF George
III. johnson, Mcchanicstown, Md.
feb loft }. III. JollNS'N.
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,...14Al,,Al LI x.)IllLCE2i NC
TAX PAYERS.
ns,y~ PAY Up, ONE AND ALL!

h., persons owing TAXES due and
I unpa.u for the years Is, and -,
are hereby notified that the same MCSl
BI. PAID promptly by the lM II fe6ru"-
RI, 1872. and that within n sort time after
that date the Collector, who is about to va
cate the office will will be compelled, 'r'M-
90" reyu,I 10 pe~"s, to ENFORCE payment
Of all Taxes tlcA unpa |, by distress or
otherwise. The Act of 1870 compcls the
Collector unlc' severe penalties to com
pctc his collections much sooner than was
done under previous laws, and it VIII
therefore, be i,~posSldle for the present Coz
!rctor to extend that in lulgrnrc to Tax
PAYERS which has been given them "ci'i",
fore. He therefore hopes that all persons
interested will regard this notice. and avail
themselves OF this last opportunity OF pay
ng their taxes without additional costs, ;ls
me is determined to take action against all
who do not promptly respond to tins
notice.
LLOYD III. HERRING,
ian ta.4w CUiutOr
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NOOD ADVICE
DON'T BUY CHEAP SEEDS.
GET THE BEST

TIE BEST Is ALWAYS THE CHEApEsT.
GARDEN SEED& GARDEN HEEDN
GARDEN SEEDS GARDEN SEEDS,
GARDE.N SEEDS, gladden. SEEDS|
FLOWER SEEDS!
FLO WER SEEDS!
FLO|V WEIR SEED>'
1rEPR SEDDS' HERB SEEDS,
UERB SEEDS HERB SEEDS'
From the Large and Justly Celebrated
Seed Farm o!
HENRY A. DREER, Esu, Phladtlpl.la
Whose Seeds are known to be
FRESH AND TRUE TO MAIZE.
And have given full satisfaction where
ever used.
\ very large and complete assortment
lust rccci ,cd. lnamc i'll pait:
Aspa,qeyus-Conoyer's Colossal, Large
Green. &r. n,
Beuux-Early Six Weeks. Early Mo:
hawk, Eurly Valentine, Dwarf "rr'l'a''
wax, Wmtr Klncy, Large Lima, Giant
CujJun-Early Wakefield, Sugar Loaf,
Cone, OX-IIcalt, WnningSladt, york;
Large York, Irum-hcad, savoy, Jersey
Wakefield, Fla Brunswick, Flat Dulch'
Drum hcad Savoy, Late Drdm-hcad, &c
! Cyulhorer-r.Arly London, Paris, Eur
frrt, Nc a..
Cmyvt-Eany Short Horn, Long Or
angr, &c. -,
C,try-Drccr's White Solid, Foston
Solid, nc. ,.
C,rr Adams Extra Early Large Sugar
Evergreen, &r.
CDrumber-Early White Spinrd, Large
Ear.y Market, Early R"s9''", Long Green
Ian P,unt-Laryc Round Purple, New
York Improved, nc.
Kuh, Lcrk, Kohlrahi, Okra, DC.
Lettuce-llanson, Early Curcu,lcc Coss
Slunci.ral, Boston Carried, Cabbage, &,'
&c. -,
MELON-Cassaha, Nutmeg, Turk, 5 Cap
! Pine Apple, Jenny Lind, Persian, Noun
, tain sweet. lee Cream, Orange. NC
ONIUN-Silvcr skin, ned, yellow, nc.
| pAK,iA.l-ENlra Curicl, Early Dou
| bic, &C, &c. -
PARSNlP-Pcrpcr, SV'ash, Turnip
Rhubarh Pumpkin, Satisfy, spinach &c.
PEAS-Cnrtrrs FIRST Crop, Drfcrs In
Early, Ton. Thumb, Champion England
Dwarf Imperial, Little Gem. Dwarf Water
loo, Euy..l.c, Laxton's, Prolific, Nc.
RAD! 81 Early China, Fairy White
Red French Breakfast. Long Scarlet, &c.
TOMAIO-Early Trophy, largest am
hest Early riidrn General Grant. Cook
A>o..,e, ..a4.c Ia smooth, Extra Earl
Lar, K, ~ &c
F7,OV-rR "EEDS:- fine assortmcn
in 5. ~. % % and 70 cent papers.
HERB SEED>:-~wcrt MaJorum, Rose
mary. nalm. .,lgc, inymr, &c.
~ lie ah,,c SEED ', wholesale an
tnil CO. b, hal in Fred'r rick city an
county, ON Vat
SMITHS Trmnl" of Fancy.
No. - North MARKET street.
feb l1-tf Fr"lrrl'n Hl'I, VIC
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JOHN \. MARTIN,
MOUNTAIN RESTAURANT

The subscriber, just from l.ittlrstown,
Adams county Pa, has oSencd a Restanr-
ant and Liquor Store, Wholesale and Re
tail, in the new house Of Mr.. William H.
Arnlacost, corner Of Carroll street and De
pot lane,
NECUANICSTOW WIN, NJ D.,
precisely where the Cars of the Western
Maryland Railroad stop. His liquors Will
be Of the hest quality, pure and fine. oys-
tiers served up ut any hour in the morning
until 10 O'Clock at night in every style OF
superior coolling-strwed, scolopcd, roast
ed brolcd or fried. Having an experience
cd gentleman with me to conduct the Gull
nary department, hatter myself Will be
able to give general satisfaction to all per
sons who may paronize my house. in
vite strangers and people OF, the surround
ing country to give me a call.
H. n. MOTHER.
dec 16-tf.
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Perfect Fit Guaranteed.
so
~OMErlllNG NEW :.

The greatest Horse Power corn shelter
and cleaner of the Age Ii shells and cleans
ready tor market 1000 bushels of corn per
day Gail and see it,
We have also just received our supply OF
Lanlretl's Warranted Garden Seeds,
of which we are prepared to supply our
customers the coming season; also Seed
Potatoes and Gr">s Seeds of various kind
viii be pleased To have yonr calls.
STEW ART Il PRICE,
S0"th Market Street near the Bridge.
feb 3-Gt trcdcilck, Mo.
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CROFT HOUSE,
Nouh MuWket street,
FREDERICK CITY, MARYLAND.

U>NE undersigned would respectfully
inform the public, that he has taken
CHARGE of this well known HOTEL, lately
occupied by Joseph Croft which is being
fitted up in good style wi'rrc he is prepared
to entertain III" Travelling Pr lie with
Good Cheer and Tie comforts Of pleasant
home. His TABLE and BAR will I've
supplied with the best the m" rlict affords.
His STABLE will be furnished with GOOD
rrovcnlrr and attentive Ostlcrs Eoardrrs
taken by the day, week, month or year.
And (EB- MARK TlIIS) his charges will
be mo rrate and in accordance with the
spirit Of the times.
t" WILDE thankful for share of the
public custom.
jan. 20-tf JOHN NEED.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Bernard Colliilowcr, In tie Orphans
Frederick lIankcv, Court tor fr''"r rick
Executors of Jacobt I"uniN. D'rr'i'''i
Grrnand. deceased. J .,..., lS's.
NRDERED iy tn, Orphans Court th!s
\ )23d day of .JanuaGy iH'2, IIIal l.r SIC
of the Real Estate of Jacob Grrnand late
of Frederick County, deceased, reported
bv Bernard Collitlowrr and Frrd'rlrk
Iiankev, Executors, and filed this "AI' be
ratified and confirmed, unlcs, c'''"t 10 -.
contrary be shown Oh or heiu!e We ?itiI
dav of February 1872 provided r"nv "'
this order he published for tire" weeks u, !,
succession in some newspaper IN Frt"'rich
County, previous to said day.
The Executors furi 'lel report tir s;'c oI
the Real Estate, situate, lying and hc'ng N
Frederick County, State of NarNlHna, foi
the gross sum of Twelve Hundred ahc
Twenty five Dollars. lSl2-J,oo)
True Copy ~
Test :. q. COW. "a,
Register ofsWill COR Frederick Co.
ian 27-3w
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n .\,,E3,, ~
lpAsskI a'@s aIais'ans,S.

81, H.. subscriber has on hanh q large
quantity Oh L.iNI.l ROSE P)lA-
'rN"; | ,pn,i ,l, irA Wnl an
swcr for table use II g.. seed They are
of r\,c jIclt Gaai ~ and so d. =. II wal
yar> them to he the genuine Rose Potato
JOHN ROl LFR,
ian. 2U-lw* .>caI Mcr"....cotoNn
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PRIVATE SALE.

1--WE subscriber offers at private sale Il e.
] property formerly owned 10y Gtor@"
Frank, and at prrscn, occupied by +. l.,
Hatcher. situated near Catoctin Furnace
and adjoining the land of Or. VIM ;. Nc.
Phrrson, containing 4 ACRES OF LAMP,
under good cultivation and good fencing.
The improvements consist of tOm.orln
bic Two. story DIV ELLlNG and Lar: c
Stable. Carrinyc House, Corn House, Spring
House and good spring of water; fine
hearing orchard Of Choice Fruit CONSISTING
of about 30 apple trees and about 80 peac'.
trees and l,rgr hearing Grape Nines;anh
also under contract to re planted 20 apple
and Go peach trees, grated OF the very best
variety.
ANY information in regard to the prop
rrtv AMI terms of sale can hc had ef RcU-
ben O>lrr. Mcchanicstown.
Ian 2O-if JOSIAH EGLER.
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NOTICE..

A Ill persons knowing themselves in
,lcbtrd TO the estate of JOHN A.
MARTIN. deceased, are hereby requested
to call carly and settle the same.
ID. G MARTIN,
feb 31w Executor.
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Executors Notice.

A-OTlcE is hereby given, that the sub
y scribcr has obtained from the Or
phan's Court of Frederick County, Letters
rcstamcntary ON Tie Estate of
JOHN \. MARTIN,
late of Frederick County, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit t.c
same with the vouchers thereof, on or be-
fore the 9Th day of July. 1872; as
they may otherwise by law he excluded
from all benefit of said Estate
DAVID &. MARTINI.
jan 214w Executor
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-02-17

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
! ' scribcr shas obtained from the Or
phan's Court of Frederick County, Letters
Tcstamcntary on the Estate "t
, SAMUEL RHODES,
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 2'th day of July 1872; rs they
may otherwise by law he excluded from
all benefit of said Estate
WILLIAM WHITE,
jan 2I-4w Executor.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-02-17

"blti N'ldllSs
Opera.
Matinee.
LoaMtinc unl
GENTS VEST CHAINS,
An additional stock of Ladies' and Gents
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES,
Bracelets, Necklaces Armlcts, Sleeve But
tons, Studs Gents Rings and Pins, and
Ladies' Brcaslpins and Ear Rings.
IL sets or separate.
LOCKETS,
CROSSES
AND CHARMS:
The most completed sized assortment i'll
Maryland of hr"cy PLAIN
ENGAGEMENT AND
WEDDING RINGS.
IS" III ro"t,h"tiM bnSiness kept strictly
prxr'te.
My stock Of
GOLD,
SILVER, AND
SILVER-PLATED WARE,
is complete.
All the above will be sold far below any
competition, 10y
CllAS. H. O. FOX,
No. g.
West Patrick Street, nearly opposite the
City Hotel.
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