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rI>HE Undersigned would respectfully
inform the public that he has taken
CHARGE Of this wen known HOTEL, lately
occupic,l Nv Joseph Croft, which is hcin"
fitted M in COOL style. where he is prepared
10 entertain the Travelling Public with
Good Cheer ana the comforts Of n pleasant
nome. HIS TABLE and BAR will be
stumbled with the best the market affords.
Ills STABLE will be furnished with good
proycnlcr and attentive Ostlrrs. BoarlcrS
taken hv the dav, week, month or year
AMI {. =" MARK THIS, his charges will
be mo lrrate, and in accordance with the
spirit of the times.
rs" VIII be thankful for a share of tho
public custom.
ian. 20-tf join NEED.
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PRIVATE SALE.

vINHE subscriber offers at private sale I! g
| property formerly owned by GrorE.
Frank, and at present occupied by e. y.
Hatcher situated near Catoctin Furna'
and adjoining the land Of DR.. VIM; 5. H. .
Phcrson, containing 4 ACRES OF LAM .
under good cultivation and good tencin. =.
The improvements consist OF Comfort.
bic Two, story DWELLING and Lar;
Stable Carriage House Corn House, Sprl'g
House and good spring Of water; fiji S..
bearing orchard of Choice Fruit, CONSISTING
of about 80 apple trees and about 30 pea
trees, and large hearing Grape Ninet;and
also under contract to be planted 20 apple
and 60 peach trees, grated of the very best
variety. :.
ANY information in regard to the prop
ertv and terms Of sale can be had OF Rcl'-
ben Oslcr, McclEnicstown.
Jan 20-tf JOSIAH Ely LEX.
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On Thursday, the Slh instant. ut -. 'jo-
scph's Catholic Church, Emmii >hiir". ny
HE Rev Father Covlc. Mr.. TllEODoKf.
COOK 10 Miss FANNIE BOYLE, both
of that viciciiy.
On the LIST instant. in the Methodist
Episcopal Church. ON lsrarrS Creek. Wy the
Rev Il. Stearn. EZRA ID. tRAMEk.
TO Miss AMELIA c. DUDREAlt, AL OF
this county.
On the 2ith ultimo. in townsville, by the
Rev. NJ. F. b. Rice, SOLOMON p. REPP,
to Miss RACHEL HARTSOCk, daughter
of Lott llartsOck.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
! \ scriber has obtained firm the Or
phan's Court of Frederick County, Letters
Testamentary on the Estate OF
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 2Hh day of July, 1872; AS they
may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said Estate
WILLIAM WHITE,
ian 21-4w Executor.
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Notice..

J7lIlS is to yiIr notice that the subscri,
| bcr' has obtained from, the Orphan
Court of Frederick county letters tcsi;rn'cn-
tary ON The estate of
JASPER PnDDl ORD.
late Of sail county, deceased. The cred
it,rS of i'd deceased ale hereby duly
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vOucli-
,rs thereof to the 81 -cribcr, on or before
the l'Jl', day Of July acNt they may other
wis Ivy law he cNch ted from all benefit OF
said estate. All persons indebted to said
estate "rc requested To Na>c immediate
pa ,mrni. Given III. Ter my hand tbs l3'l
day of january. 1872.
MICliAE!. C. .iDE! .SBERGER
81 lJ-iW EXrCut II.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
' S.rbcr has obtained from the or
p,an's Court of Frederick County, Letters
Tcstamrntarv on the Estate OF
JOHN 4. MARTINI,
late of Frederick County, deceased. Al
versions having claims against the said de
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, on or DC
fore the 9th day of July, 1877; as
they may otherwise ny law be cNciuoe'
from all benefit of said Estate.
DAVID G. MARTIN,
20, o-1w Executor.
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COMMITTING NEW !

The greatest Horse Power corn shelter
and cleaner of the Age. 1t shells and cleans
ready for market 1000 bushels Of corn per
day. Call and see it.
We have also just received our supply OF
Landreth's Warranted Garden Seeds
of which we are prepared to supply oul
customers the coming season. also Seed
Potatoes and Grass Seeds of various kind
Will be pleased to have your calls
STEWART & PRICE,
South Market Street, near the Bridge.
feb 3.Gt Frederick, Md
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ADMINISTRATORS MOTTO t

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that I'll" sub
\ s,riicr has obtained from the Or
phans' Court of Frederick County, letters
de M"is noa W. A. on the
estate of
GEORGE STOTTLEMGER.
late Of Frederick county, deceased. All
persons having clai Gs against the sad de-
ceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, on or he
fore the 2Olh day of July. 1872. IS they,
may otherwise by law he excluded from all
benefit of said estate.
JOHN STOTTLEMYER,
Administrator ID. b. y. W. n.
ian 2O-4wss
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'M RH1Y
ROSE POTATOES.

TNIIE subscriber has on hand large
L quantity of EARLY ROSE POTA-
TOES, in good condition; which will an
swcr for table use or for seed They arc
of excellent quality and sound. | will war
rant them to be the genuine Rose Potato.
JOHN ROUZER,
ian. 20-4w* Near McchanicstOwn.
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@g@;.
aIR1R
WESTERN MARYLAND RAILRGt ~.

WESTERN MARYLAND RAlLRGAn.
CALVERT STATION,
Corner of Franklin and Cdlsert SsrecH.
BALTIMORE CITY.
OPEN TO WAYNESBORO' STATlO.,,
-Four ant Halt miles from Waynesdo']
Pennsylrania.
Trains leave Baltimore for OWING
Mills, Glen Morris, Reisterstown, Finks
ourg, Westminster, New Windsor, Union
Bridge, Middlelmrg, Double Pipe Creek.
Rocky Ridge, Mechanicstown. Blue lti'""
or Monterey Summit and Wayncs. " .r
Station at $50 A. NJ, and for MIC" -.
JCsTowN and intermediate points, at 2;3O
=. NJ. daily, except Sunday.
The $50 A. NJ. Train connects W III
Stages for Hampstead and Manchcs'e' +
Glen Morris Station; for Taneytown ~
Middleburg Station, and for EmmitShl.
at Mcchanicstown.
Returning trainsleave Waynesboro' at :!
p, NJ; leave Mechanicstown at 6:15 A. y.
and 2:45 Z. NJ; leave Union Brdc''
at 4:45 and 7:07 A. NJ. and 4:05 +. n.
for Baltimore daily, except Sunday, ar
irving at $40 and 1910 A. NJ. and C;5o
p. NJ. W. III. JOfDAN'
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
JOHN +. RIGNEY, Gen. Superintendent.
ian. 2O-tf
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)UBLIC SALE,

TIE subscriber intending to remove to
Baltimore, will sell at Public Sale, at his
residence. 1-2 miles South of Emmlts-
burg. adjoining lands of Christian Zacha-
rias, Nicnoi;., .,.ansbuly, and others,
IN U,EDNESDA \, Feb. 7, 1872,
at 10 o'clock, A. w., the following personal
pronprtv to-Wit:
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\IoUNTAIN RESTAURANT

The subscriber, just from Littlrstown
Adams county, Pa, has opened a Rcstaur
an, and Liquor Store, Wholesale and Re
tail in the new house Of Mr. William l.
.Armacost, corner of Carroll street and De
pot lane,
NJ HAN CSTOWN NJ D.
precisely where the Cars of the Western
Maryland Railroad stop. His liquors viii
he of the best quality, pure and fine. Oys
tiers served up at any hour in the mornin.
until 10 o'clock at night in every style o
superior cooking-stewed, scollopcd, roast
ed, hroilcd or fried Having an cxpcrrnr
c,l gentleman with me to conduct the Gull
nary department, tiatlcr myself will b'
able to give general satisfaction to all per
sons who may patronize my house. in
vitc strangers and people of the surround
ing country to give me a call.
II. y. MOTTER.
dec 16-if
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3 EaEAD OF HORSES,

One a fine Brood Mare, one Icarling
Colt, 1 head of Mich Cows: 4 head OF
Young Cattle; 3 fat Hogs, l Brood Sow,
IL shoats; farming utensils generally; also
"A lot of CORN hy the barrel; II or 10
cords of wood; and the Grain in the
ground.
Household otN kitchen Furniture ;
and many articles too tedious to mention.
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NOTICE..

4 LII persons knowing themselves in
"A dchtcd 10 the estate of JOHN \.
MARTIN. drccasc,l are hereby requested
to call early and settle the same.
ID. & MARTIN.
feb. 34w Executor.
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,!-O rIIE. SMART FOLKS !!

Have Your Boxes Ready.
Fix Your Hot Beds
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS!
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS
All the Fairly Cabbage Seeds, Lettuce
Tomato, Beet, Eadi>h, E-g plant, ta"l'll"w
or, Peas. &c.. &c Warranted fresh and true
TO name. direct from the celebrated seed Is
Establishment of Mr. Henry y. DEEEis
Philadelphia, Pa. For sale ONLY Il
SMITHS Temple of Fancy.
i'm o:-,f Frederick city. Md.
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PREACHERS INSTITUTE.

The Annual Teachers Institute for Ere
derrick county will be held at the Court
House in Frederick, under the direction of
Professor NJ. a. Ne veil, President of the
State Board of Educ"tion, and John W.
Page Secretary and Examiner of the Board
of School Commissioners for Frederick
County commencing on Monday, Fcbru-
airy eth 1872, at , O'Clock p. m.
All teachers are expected to attend.
ian 27-3t JOHN w. PAGE.
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A B 4 i G. A n A T
p kp = a z T. =, a l. H.

r;-H; ',l,>rri,,cr offers his Factory and
wAt'@.righi for s,,.c. Said factory is
10. Il, | OF N"rtin" Greek, 1T Mechanics
lunn. TIE Improvements are
Two STORY BUILDING,
:,o130 -,..,h a COOL turbine w.hr wheel
n"'l machinery allrc."l for %rin!in" sl-
n!tr. il also conl he converted into Il
WOODEN llct 'ry or ,aar!.nc Sop, or any
tim. Il +. where wAi'r power II USED.
For Il, h"- particulars rhpuirc OF G.org,
IL John ,on, Mc'han;. StnWn, "
ttl lNf j. III. Jt III ',>tN
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On the same day, | will sell
a 'lNf'flC'!Hl ~ .s2M,

lA ~ w" ~ ISSSS0S3
containing 1872 ACRES, more or less, i'm,
proved with Il comfortable dwelling -
house, log barn, Corn Crib, Spring Ill.,
House, and all necessary out build 1A4
ings, with well of good water near the
door. Also a superior Orchard, cite.
C9y" No property to he removed uni
terms of sale are complied with.
Terms of Sale of Person Il Prop rty-A
credit of six months will be given on all
sums of IS and over, by the purchasers
giving their notes with approved security
bearing interest from day OF sale. All
sums under SIS CASH.
Terms of Real Estate made known or
day of sale. ~ >,,,,>,
ROBERT COPELAND.
ian Cts
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w g9UTEi M A L. l.
IuIIOW .SfFccf, neNV nc DtPC
Closing Out!

Closing OuI!
vl,HE entire stock of c. ntectionary, Jew
elry, Fancy Goods, Glass and Queens
ware, Lamps, etc, etc. Apes lo'a .., Us,
Meats at Reduced Prices Tor 'asn "li''l 10.
Anril 1si2-so as to give room for Spring!
stock. Also, will be receiving rINr"'i
FISH daily from this date. 'arroli street,
one door from Depot. -
ian 20-tf
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XvICK'S Floral GUIDE.
FOR

y : ~ y rdr
1877
The First Edition Of T,co Hundrtd Thon
m"d copies just published. 1t Is 'lesan''y
printed on fine tinted paper, in 7uo 'olors
and Illustrated with over Three Hn6no
Engruruys of Flowers and Vegetables. and
TWO COLORED PLATES.
The most beautiful and instructive cat
ol,r,xs ovi ForM Guide in the w"rld-lls
p ,grs, giving thorough directions .or the
culture of Flowers & Vegetables, C:..amcn
ting grounds, making walks &c.
4 Christmas present for my customers
but forwarded to any who apply by mail
for Ten Cents only one quarter the 'st.
Address JAMES Nltk,
ian. 6 Rochester, y. Y.
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Musical SOircC.
A GRAND SUCCESS.

It is conceded that no entertain
ment ever gotten up i'll Mechanics
town has given such universal s'tls-
faction as has the grand musical en-
tertainment rendered in the |. Is.
Church, on Thursday and Friday eve
nings, the lst and I'd instants. There
was good house both nights, sand the
receipts were quite satisfactory, more
than enough to purchase Library.
Every one present was more than
satisfied. The music was all new ana
. given entirely by home talent; and
Mcchanictsown may we'll be proud
that she has the number of superior
voices to take the parts IN music and
carry them we'll, at an entertainment
of this kind. :,
Miss Fannie Nelson, who appeared
in two Solos. II Duett and Quartette.
with her sweet voice full of pathoS, IN
1er simple appearance, yet so rr"I"s-
spssinp, NAV we'll be considered Il star;
and Miss Rosie Wa>rlcr. was also
greatly admired hv ALL as she certain
" deserved to be, for the beautiful
and correct Alto she sang in Duet
with Miss Fannie Nelson.
The stage was sixteen feet square
ar. liac,nallvto"min "a Pavilion.
which Wa b'tutltH.lr t"S'oon"i aiId
lIlnnin ltol. The r!ans nse on I i"
occasion II, th, I, ~ AND III Prln e
! | ' N n
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1872.
1872. NOW 1914

IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE FOH THE
MAGAZINES & NEWSPAPERS for "
FURNISHED at PubliMcrs Rates.
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SALOON AND RESTAURANT,
No. II Court Street,
FIRE ERICk CITY, NJ D.
J. WILLIAM BRUBAKER,
Having taken the House formerly kept hy
Mrs. Alice V. Beck, (and have had the
same thoroughly renovated and improvcd1
where intend to keep a First Class Saloon
and Restaurant, my friends and patrons
will find my Bar supplied with the choicest
Liquors. Mcdtard's Celebrated Ale, "Old
49," Il specially.
Oysters served in every style at short
notice BY prompt attention to business,
hope for share ofpuhlic patronage
dec 23-tf
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"" ;b."rlhcr int adm" to ur"!ln" lar
mil,-. " III ;, Ii al Public sale, wit,.uH re-
~,ryc. at lis residence, near Ror.-y Ridge
ion,
IN yNFn:DIT, Mr I+H @,y IF Mar"h,
,h" lo,"'Nin- properly, to wit:
rNtn WORK HORSES, ~
I oi th,m II ti'>,-"a'" Young
Brood Mare with toal: and 2n! -S
of them Match Horses ralcul- rM.AA,
atcl either for farming or driving; fancy
80 WYE HEAD MICH COWS.
/ XIX ? IIci.i,r-, mixed with the Allrrny
AMI Ayrshire Breed -ycarlingBnll, OF
superior breed: II Shoats; 2 Brood Sows;
1 light iulr-horsr Wagon, two-hor>c do.
and bed. | lime bed complete, combined
.Ir;sy Reaper and Mower, with Dorsey
Rake. GOOD as new; Drill, with Gnano
Mt ,chinrnt | Horse Rake, Thrcshing
Machine: , Bar-hrar P'ows, Logs make;
> IIarro -, :; douhlc-shovcl Plows, , single
do. . draws, large Cultivator, Roller, |
! Wheat Fan Manchester make, nearly new ;
| large sled complete; . sets hrrcchbands.
nearly new; 3 sets front gears 8 housings,
set single harness. , fly nets, wagon
saddle, riding do. | side do, set rake
gears. collars, brides, haltcrs, riding bri-
dies, wagon line, pillow lines, pillow gears,
, horse strrtchrr, | onc-hor>c do, | pair
j Hay Carriages, Sprc~d, log chain, rakrs
forks. grain and clover seed cradles. NOW
inc srvlllcs, ? treble trees, . double trees
single trees, butt chains; large Dinncrl'rlI
40 Barrels CORN. 40 Bushels OATS ~ lot
! Prime Glover Seed, 80 Bushels WHEAT
and many other articles not mentioned.
Alsc-HOUSEliOLD AND klTCll-
EN- FURNITURE-2 Bcdstcads and he'd
ding, / Kitchen Cupboard, Noble Cook
Stove and Fixtures, nearly new; Ten
plate STOVES and pipe l Parlor Stove;
large wool wheel, I large iron kettle witt
many other articles too tedious to mention
Terms of Salc-A credit of nine months
on all sums of - and upwards; under =
cash. The Grain will be sold for CASH
The purchaser or purchasers giving then
notes with approved security, with Interest
from date No property to he remove"
until the above conditions are compiled
with ANON L. NORRIS.
HENRY r. HARRIS, Auct.
feb 3ts.
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"a The Bi,l 1p AFTER :'.c thn";r; OF
CITY of FIR, dc,''cn il is bought W!iI lr''
h,,n branches Ofihc Ley H. III.
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til" ioi'nNlnL properly, IL
rNt1 WORK liORS r.,
I OF ,li,m first rat" Young
Brood Mare with toal and ,.
of them Match Horses calclll-
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y = !. & : \ |. +. -.

~" ;h,"riNcr int nlin" to dr"lin" far
min. " III ;, Ii al Public sale, wit '.uHt re-
~,ry". al hi- residence, near Rorny Ridge
St; ion,
IN yHEn'UiT, Nr I4H ""H IF N'"h.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-09-25
WAI. BLOUNT CARTER
EaiuahIe Hints.

reguiar habit of body is absolutely essential to
physical health and clearness of intellect. Nor is
ths all. Beauty Of person cannot co-exist with an
unnatural condition of the bowels A free passage
Of the refuse matter of the system through these
natural waste pipes, is necessary to the purity
Of the body tie free passage Of the offal Of a
city through its is necessary to the health
of its inhabitants.
Indigestion is the primary cause of most Of tie
diseases of the discharging organs and one Of IFS
most common results is constipation. This com
plant besides being dangerous in Itself, has many
disagreeable concomitants-such as an unpIeas-
ant breath, a sallow skin, communicating blood
and bile, hemorrhoids, headache, loss Of memory,
and general debility.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters remove all these
evils by removing their immediate cause in the
digestive organs and, regulating the action of the
intcstines. The combination of properties in this
celebrated preparation tx one of its chief merits
It is merely stimulant or teae, nor an anti
bilious agent a nereine, or a blood depurent, or
a cathartio, but all these curative elements judi
diously blended in one powerful restorative. Ii
len6s activity and vigor to the inert and enervated
stomach, relieves the ailnentary canal of its OBJ
structions, and gives fJne to the menbraue which
lines it, gently stimulates the liver, braces the
nerves, and cheers the animal spirits. No other
remedy possesses such variety Of hygfenie virtues
It is to these characteristics virtues that ii owesits
prestige household medicine. Experience has
proved that it is as harmless as it is effcacious and
hence it is as popular with the weaker sex as with
the stronger.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters are sold IN bottles
only, and the trademark blown in the glass and
engraved on the label is the test of genuzneness-
Beware Of counterfeits.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-09-25

On Monday aight Of last week, a
daring robbery was refpctratcd by two
men, at Ebenczer Station, ten miles
west of Knoxville, on the store of
Sterling < Brother. The Sterling
Brothers were called to Their store just
after dark by the two robbers, and af-
ter getting them into the store, the
robbers drew navy reFeaters and bring
ing their aim to bear on the two mer
chants, told them that if they moved
or created an alarm that they would be
shot dead The robbers. or rather one
of them, thus kept the Messrs. Ster-
ling, while the other proceeded to
prowl the premises.
They took from the Sterling Broth
ers sGj or SO in money, a pair of
boots, a vest, several pair of socks and
brass watch. A neighbor, who came
in at the time the robbery was being
committed, was als1 fleccei Of S34.-
After concluding their nclarious work,
they locked the door on their victims,
an forbid them coming out, with a
threat of severe penalties and took their
departure It is hopel that tie vii
iians. whoever they may be, will be
apprehended and brought to justice.
One Of the robbers is represented
as being large, coarse, dark skinned
man, with black beard very thin on
his face, Hack hair. about ) feet 10
inches high and probably about 80 or
or 81 years of ag" The other is rep
resented as Icing a small man, weigh
ing, perhaps, 1870 pounds, fair COM
plexion. sandy hair, smooth face and
upper front teeth somewhat decayed.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-09-25

On Wednesday night last. two men,
who very much resonbled those des-
cribed as having committed the rob-
berry below KnoxrilIe, on the prece-
ding Monday night, passed through our
town and their actions cling some
what suspicious, they were followed
and cvertallen above RusscllyiIIe and
brought back to town. A telegram
was disp tched to Knoxville. anueunc
ing tic arrest. and on Thursdays up
train, Mr.. Sterling who was robbed.
e.me W to identify the parties, but
the arrested ones proved not TO lie tie
robbers. They were simply good citi-
z-as Of Scott county. Va. who were
anxious to reach their homes and were
travelling at night in order to accom-
pli-h the T object They were prompt
Is released, and have gone on their
way reJuic NJ.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-09-25
To Represent Jefferson county.

We tie attention of our JEFF
ferson county readers, Of which we are
proud to beast go-dly number, to
the announcement in another column
Of o. c. King, Esq as candidate
to represent that county in the Lower
House of the next Legislature. Mr..
King is gentleman Of decided ability,
and one who would take rriie in
working zealousIy for the local interests
of his county and we trust that the
good people Of old Jefferson will dis
play the sound Judgment Of selecting
him as their representative.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-09-25
sad Accident.

We earn from a correspondent at
RoeersviIle the particulars Of the sad
death Of Miss Nollio NctIerland.
daugLt.r o. Col. John Netherland Of
Roecrsyille. Miss NethcrIaud was
out hor-eb cl, riding, on Friday oven
ing with 4 yong gentleman. and after
riding about three miles Fast Of Rog
ersyilie, tLey turned to 90 home, when
Miss \. prop sed gallon. The horse
she was riding was young and spiri ed
and had been trained to ran at its
greatest speed ~ holding a tght rein.
Not being awsrc Of this, she pulled at
at the roins to stop which used the
horse to run the faster. After run
ming about mile the hor threw her
and injured her 50 seriously as to cause
death in a few hours. Miss Meth
erlanl WAS yau.g lady highly esteem
cd by all VIII knew her, and her death
will eau many hearts to grow sad.
To the bercaved family we tender our
heartfelt sympathy.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1872-09-25


Demorest's Monthly Magazine for
October is rcSplendcnt with all the new
and standard styles of ladies and
Children's dress for the Fall and Win
ter. The literary contents of this num-
Der combines varied and entertaining
selection of Stories, Music, and much
useful relGing. We alo notice that
Demorest offers to each yearly sub
scriber, free, two eleg Mt companion
chromos, Niagara Falls and Yosemite
Falls, worth SO, making $I3 in value.
and all for only IS. This is among
the most liberl and attractive offers
yet made for 1873 Published at 838
Broadway, New York.
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Dolly Warden washstauds at Gus Argicft'e fuEi :
tifre establishment,
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western &AtIantlc Railroad Company

On and after August 18th, 1872, Western Express,
Connecting for New York and the West leaves At
lAnta, 800 p. m. arrives at Dalton 3:o2 a. M;
rivss at Chattanooga, 5:23 q. m.
Day Passenger train to the North and West, car
ryIng Pullman Palace Car to Louisville, leaves At
lsnta, $50 a. m; arrives at Dalton, POI p. !;
arrive At Chattanooga, 49, p m.
Lightning Express, Passengers leaving Atlanta Icy
this train arrive IN New York the second afternoon
at 4:4l p. m. 10 Hours and s. Minutes earlier than
Passengers leaving by Augusta the same evening
Leaves Atlanta, 4:15 p. m; Arrives at Dalton 9:47
p.
Southern Express, carrying through Palace Car
from Louisville, North and West, leaves Chatta-
noogs, 445 p. N. arrives at Atlanta, 12:45 a.
Day Passenger train from the North and West,
leaves Chattanooga 5.45 a. m; arrives at Atlanta
las a. IN.
Accommodation Train, leaves Dalton, 12:45 a. mi;
arrives at Atlanta $50 a.