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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05
Cro0n backs In Letters.

4, Inc extent to which the mails are used for
sae transmission Of money, and that, too, in
.onslderable sums. and in unregistered letters,
brought to light from time to time by the
.:sP0rts Of the Dead Letter Office, from which
MsPpears that near three million i'll directed.
'alsdirected, or unairected letters found their
WY last year to that tomb Of the Capulets,
son sna contained one dollar each on an average,
SszWN cash in all, with drafts and checks
oSSvrrlng $3,OOO.O0O. Think of the disturbance
~ business, as we'll as substantial less, invol-
W., sru IN these results Of thOughtlessness. Four
munared thousand lacked stamps, three thou
sala sa were posted without direction, and about
.Iy .Ity thousand lacked State aud county
Inc story is told Of Boston merchant that
a si,ma.:art s.aiwart co9ntryman applied to him for a
sshsas!lon, and was informed that il he would
"ne M,oalder sack Of coffee that was pointed
oSt oSs MIN, and carry 1t across the store twice
= st,a VI never lay It down, he would be hired for
a. ycst st 800 month. The stranger accept
nm. s%, ana g after making the two trips. quietly
'.anH soe sack on large hook, fastened to the
thsr. hn nse@arking. n There now. 1t may hang
I suste - now ttll doomsday; / shan't never lay
.,s s0wo. What shall 10 about IL mister? j st
nv 2t sn ne plenty to do and 500 per month, anu
- ~ night. He was given the situation, and
~~~ay partner Of the firm.
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IDHILADELpHlA. Wu.MiNarON xe.t
/ MORE kAILR0AD. ""A

- EfrSIAl NoritF.
Tn and after WEnN kSDaY (,ct,h., 1s,h 1877,
a passehArr car ~li hc attached rr The ire;sh,,
'fsin ier'.ns fhilst-irh's st $40 r. N, ior VII.
.ihktun. " - "A'7
rh- train Miil stor AZ >ts,iors,s fl,vs vh.,
srraiisii Grs,'s Ferry. SIP J. o.. IA.aretto 8 'S
ID Snester. sal u; lsu.Aip,e y, IN; Ikuyl
D. N; Eitsrslie u, IL .. n; arrive v ilminstcn IL n
pm. lOetDl Il. r. kkNNEY. Snns,'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05

The Mixed Train will run -ubje ert to DELAY. Incl
dent 10 freight business and i'll stop only at sta
tiuns where time giN-L
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave Ne. tastle Tor lintIst, and Philadel.
=. ~ NJ. Leave Philadethla at l2.t0 NJ and
WILMINGTON ut 10 y. NJ for New Castle
SMi kNA BRANCH TRAINS
huditlohRi To those above lea>r ytha tor ll sy-
ton II 30 a. in. and 30 T.. H.. LeaS CLAYTON Tor
Smyrns sac a. NJ. ami 2tp J.. III make con nee
tion with trains to and from po, er. and statio
South. ' ~ ,'e"'
CONNECTIONS.
Al TOW NSEND. with the kent County and Queen
Anne's 4 Kent Railroads. w."
Railroad
water Railroad. ~
Railroad.
At DELMAk with tie Eastern Shore Ksiir, so
snd Wicomtr" aud tuc"muhe Railroad
r ktk MY SUIT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05

TURKISH BATH.
No. 9lO MARKET STREET.
OPEN FOR GENTLEMEN On
NJ opdays, Wednesdays. Thursday aud Ssturis,
from IL A. NJ. to y p. NJ.
Fur LADIES EXCLUSIVELY
Tussdass and EriaA on h.A. y.
Vl'U soHP.A
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05
Grants lntemperance

WHAT WENDELL PHILLIPS KNOWS AROuT IT.
Mr.. Senator Wilson having told what he
knows about President Grants temperate
habits, it is now in order for Mr. Wilson'S co.
league in the Grant party, Mr.. Wendall Phil
lips, to tell what he knows The following i,
quoted from speech by that gentleman in
I'VE will have the ballot for the negro by
agitation sOOn'
A voice-"How do you propose to do it -,
Mr.. Phillips-'l propose to do it just a-
christianity occupied the throne OF the Cnsal-
Loud cheers ! propose To do it by telling
you Just what God tells me. will do what
the temperance societies. which are As hide
bound a. the churches, dare not examine.
= Republican candidate for the Presidency
the most popular man in America, who can
not stanh up before a glass of liquor without
Ialllng down. Great silence succeeded Ia
applause. Will do it by opposing the Re.
publican party, when it bids me be silent
apout Negro Suffrage North, it will hurt our
party. BE silent about Gen Grants drinking
u Will hurt our chances. | reply, God bids
Me speak what you bid me forbear Twill
sGeak. aud let the dead bury the their dead,
wnetner they bury him in the White House
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Fora hoinesIoRo IN tho West
u II 4sEi@s - 1Gk1. 4 zIzsE5
PekNSyl JANA CENTRAL r. Il.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
AND
FAST EMlGRANT LINE,
Q r. p I Il II 3 B u r. q
And all places in the West, SouthweM a,
korthwest.


Thisl afford uneluallei d n Inducements 10 per
IONS desiring cheap and peditior rs passage TO h
West. aud deserves particularly the attention of al
!uch as desire to avail themselves the
Bill passed by the last Congress
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad. with its cor
Meeting lines Is by IL, miles the shortest route 10
Chicago aud ether prominen places in the est and
Is also the quick cheapest and best route to al
prominent places in The Southw est and \ Northwest
Passengers are forw warded in biz and air,
Psssens ser Car furnished with c,sh sd seats w6
noveabie backs. water tanks. stoves. in Winter and
with such other reopyenences rs requisite for th
,omfort OF families.
Through ticketsa sold to ent pIaresi,
the West South ives and Northwes at about hs,
the usual first class fare.
Children under I've years old free. and children
petwcen the ages o five md tweiy. years pay nai.
Price.
Basgasecheckea and forwarded by the sm-' -'-sin
With the passengers, Lightly pounds Of hassar, ar
LED free 10 every full passenger.
The train caves daily except Suui,ys. and ttct et
must be Procured and baggage I'd al the thee
No. lie MARKET street. by o'clocs. + Vi
" addressing the undersigned he will torvurih
return VI mail. free ofcharse. e.actrcuiarcahianipy
complete price lit. u map, a correct eopy
Homestead Lsw. ssl Civ such other in Icrna,,oo
may be desired. f4ANClS FUNK AGENT
oitha Pennsylvania Railroad Gompan
No. ll6 Market Street, philsde,phis
PAlsdelphiA Juns "a. laaaL'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-05

THE ARTIZANo SAVINGS BAN e
No. COZ Market Street

40. OVz MaTk0e 6tY0Oe,
n . Milmington, Delaware.
vreh 10 receive deposits daily tSunaays excepted
1uring the usual bugnes. hnurs AMI N, r. a., .ou
ahi 5atnriay evenings from I to o'clock
Al the pr"hts "t the Bank, after the paymept n
ths aep.Sit9rs. aud dividends are made semi-annu
any IN april and October Since the orrauiyati Inn
OF the Hank in lstl the divdenis have 1n ,to,miw
been At the rate of per cent. Irrannu
DSinehi. not drawn are regarded as dep.s;ts
dividends. O'"''''f"'e III 'otufs
no inan!seris allowed o borrow any uf thsfunds
NAN.1GERRS
WILLIAM :. HrLLFs, Enw.sn D.o,,vc-o.
iEoRaE ". E,sH, " ii Sw,pT '''N'
y. X. BENSON, IIcxavE H.:
EpwARb ECrTs Cu,p,,a ~ IL.
A. HIGuIvs tnan .r.nnw LASo
"H"S"s . cArAlLE; lC,EsENT d. SMyra.
". L., ,LtCUrRSsTkIN
,.,. ~ WM. $. iiiLLES. President,
oHt!S-'s lo"S .. MClxAB, Creaeurer
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CoNGREas,-The country will be
relieved to learn that four Of the prn-
clpal topics which engage public at
tention, namely, the Tariff, Internal
Taxation, Civil Rights, and Civil Ser
vice Reform, are likely to receive I'M
mediate consideration in Congress.
Let US have no more threatening aw-
tul things about the Tariff, but have
done with what is to be done, and re-
leve the commercial world Of appre-
tensions. The sooner the internal
Revenue Bureau is reduced and sim
plifcd. the better, and a real reforma-
ton of the Civil Service is Just now
wanted more than anything else.
There are various schemes involving a
more complete defense Of Civil Rights
under consideration; but if any con
gresham can show us how ro get rid
Of martial law in the South, and soon,
without abandoning tn people to self
destruction, We hope he will do it, and
Will receive Instant attention from his
ow-legislat"rS. But we need some
thing beside talk.
CHILD BURNED TO DEATn.-On
Friday evening, Doth December, about
dusk, the wife of Mr.. Levi MYERS, for
,lcrIy of Carroll county, but at pres
cnt residing on Hunting creek, near
Eicholtzs mill, having gone for a
bucket of water, leaving two children
in the house. During her absence,
the eldest, aged about 3 years, named
Mary Jane, went to the stove, when
her clothes took fire, and on the moth
er's return she heard the child crying,
and found it burnt to a crisp. DR..
Geo. NJ. Zimmerman was called IN and
used every effort to save the life OF
the child, but without avail, death
putting an end to her suffering about
. o'clock tn" same evening. She was
buried last Monday, lst instant, in the
German Baptist Church, Rocky Ridge
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7nura!qr:;.

On the 30ih Of November. ISL at
Double Pipe creek. by Elder y. P.'Saylcr,
Mr. JOHN d. Fl'TZ and Miss AMANDA
S. WIIITMORE, all of Frederick county.
On the LIST of Dee 1871, AT the same
place 10y the same Mr.. JOHN W. EGLEl',
of Frederick county. Md, and Miss MARY
L. KELLER, of Adams county. Pa.
On the End instant, at the same place by
the same, Mr.. EPiIRAIM FOGLE and
Miss HARRIET 4. V. ALBACGll, all
Of Frederick county, Md.
On the 2sth uliimo, al the Lutheran
Church. Frederick, by Rev. DR.. D"hl,
FRANCIS I. LEILtlI to Miss MARY
j.. daughter of Mr. Joseph W. Ebl'rr's, all
of this city.
On the 2Iih ui,inn. at the Lutheran par
sonagc, in IIa""rstown, by Rev: : W.
Owen. Lieut. JACOB kObHLE TO Miss
MARY VI BERGER, both OF
the vicinity of Mycrsvillc, in Middlr"wn
Valley.
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NEW COUNTY,
III 4 + Il IN c..

\ IL citizens favorable to the formation
ola New County, on; of portions of
Frederick, Washington and Carroll coiln-
ties are requested to meet in Mechanics
town. ON Saturday. the 9Th day Of January,
1872. at o'clock p. NJ. for the purpose of
general consultation, in regard to said con-
trmplaLcI New County. The friends of
said project are specially invited with n
view to permanent organization and to
carry out said PROJECT.
dee 80 MANY CITIZENS.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Sub
l Y scribcrs have obtained iro.n the Or
phans Court Of Frederick Cou..ty, letters
of Administration ON tnr personal estate OF
JACOB GERNAND,
late Of Frederick county, deceased All
persons laying claims against tine said dc,
ceased, are hereby warned to rXnibt the
same. witt I've vouchers thereof, on or be,
fore the LIST day of Jul y 1872? they may
otherwise. Ivy law. he excluded from the
benefit of sand estate. i'nosc indebted ia
tine dc, c;,,,'d are desired 10 make iiuncli
ate payment.
BERNARD cOLIIFLOWER,
FREDERICK IIANKEI,
dec BOW Executors.
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nFe- The concert at the Lutheran church
ON New Years evening was largely attcn-
died.. The singing was excellent, and Il IL
brml contribution taken up. Remarks
were made in commentator of the srhol-
ars of the Sunday school by several gentle
men who were present
ses- J. Yingling 4 Son 5 arc selling
of their FurS at cost.
maa. Dress Goods ut reduced rates,
a, J. YINGIING n Sons.
pfA. Knitting $ cents per yard, at
}. NINGILNG n SoN'S,
ian Git Westminster, Md.
g-.ya STOVES, STOVES The
Winter and cold weather is coming. MIR,
JOSIAH :. MAHrIN, Timer Water street,
has inst received Il full supply OF latest pat
terms OF stoves. parior and Cooking STOVES
of all sizes. Spouling an,, io,'''.n@ Zone at
the shortest notice. \ fun supply OF I'm
ware always on hand. Tie invites the pub
lie to call and examine for themselves.
oct oS-1 w.
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~; Just one YER ago, come the WITH OF
,hs month, the cars of the Western Mary
land Railroad commenced making passrn-
scr and freight tr;ls tlom baltimore to
NulautsluWn; nd our rrnGt rs can Judge
for themselves how far during thu, time,
and in what way Ill" introduction of the
Locomotive has benefited this community.
As na,,vr of cun\ tnt ntr III, trip TO Bal
,i,uorc and return Tie same day, can be
mad, from past in the morning by 1:45
nj evening. That las been 20 murh gained.
And the convenience of getting freight
brought up quickly and at reduced rates,
* another great advantage which it has
conferred upon us; and besides innumcra-
bic other advantages which we have dcriv-
ed from the same source.
"Do Railroads pay is now being asked
NIL over the country and from the rapdity
with which they are being constructed in
every direction of this broad land, the pre-
sumption is that they do pay.
SAD ACclpENT.--On Thursday
morning last, a miller named Zacha-
rias IIunerick, employed in the Mill
Of William II. llager, Esq, about half
a mile from town on the Anlietam,
mot with an accident bv which he lost
his life. 1t appears t hat Il quantity
Of ice had accumulated on the Iorebav
Of the mill, which the unfortunate man
was engaged in removing, when hs
feet slirred and he fell between the
wheel and the ice. TIE wheel beng
in motion, he was carried under 1t,
and down the stream below the bridge,
where his body was recovered by MIR.
John H. Grim, who was working with
him, SO badly crushed that he lived
Int fifteen minutes afterwards. lie
was in the 44th year of his age, and
Leaves wife and two children, How
1rue that. I'm the midst OF hte We are
IN dea,h.' How true that ain the
morning it ilourishcth, and gr"Wetl
up: in the evening il isrut down and
w;,lrn4,L '-Y ,Tlsto~u XyoN.
,u ,
iNe Mr., i''''"'''cN ''',e "'''''''
whose death we were pa'l''d to learn
vasa native Of this county, a Son-in law
,fNr U,rrv W;))h;1c near Creators
,,., c., ,,,,, roo,. ~
cow" "'''' "o' "''' ''' '''''''
! "' ~
MYERS '''''' anu ''' ''''
mills. II" was well KNOWN |" MANY
Of our citizens as Il worthy ana indus
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Isc sure and call at the Right
Number!
MOUNTAIN RESTAURANT

The subscriber, jus, from Ii,ilr>,own,
Adams county, Pa, has opened "A Rrstaur-
an, and Liquor Store, Wholesale and Kt-
tail, in the new house of Mr.. William l..
Armacost, corner of Carroll street and De-
pot lane,
ECU AN CSTO W y NJ d..
precisely where the Cars of the Western
Maryland Railroad stop. Ills liquors will
he Of the best quality, pure and fine oys-
tiers served up at any hour in the morning
until 10 o'clock at II yht in every style OF
superior cookiny-stcwrd, ScolIoprd, roast
ed hroiIc,l or fried. Having an experience
cd gentleman with me to conduct the cult
nary department, ilallcr myself Will he
able to rive general satisfaction to all per
sons who may patronizc my house. | m
vilr strangers and people ct the surround
iny country To give me Il ',ll.
IL. y. MOTHER.
dee loft.
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r, MT, SMITH

f.IBiNET MAKER .lND DEILEH
EEADN-M.\NE FURNITURE:
C,roH Street, m"tr the U,y,o' m"1
.Ntln .N|"h""tr>to'"U, .W(
\ NNOuN - to the public that he
\ kr"l,, on hand - fill supply Of
SPLENDID
" -1Gty .-lrU 35lIIylrtfE2.z; !,
Of his own mnnuf,r'ur' which for nra,
n..> H:.i durability viii ''ciy '"n.ptlilion.
he will na.nr n part -
i,ri,lralS: Dr"~~in" Enr"au%;
Drawer Eurca,>; Si'.. boards;
Sa'~: Sink. Rocking Chairs;
Extended Tables; Leaf Tnhlcs;
\ largr and general asanr,mrn, Of
CHAIRS
-" The Subscriber also makes coz
FMS promptly and to order.
Particular attention paid +" Repairing,
and GItiny up ON Furniture in good
style.
He invites the public t" come and view
his ass"rlmcNt of elegant Home made
Furniture. dec. ll.l'W
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I OOli HERE I,

The mlrrSi gnrl having finished her
work ON the Emmit>hlr" Road. otf'rs for
sale two nice ShantcS ON said road. and
will dispose of them on reasonable terms.
Also at her office ON W NJ H. r. will he
found Il nice assortment o! tirnlIcncn :
Rradv-mahc Clothing suitable for winter
use; Hats Caps, Boots and Shoes Queens
ware AMI Cutlery. and several other arti-
rlrs too numerous To mrniicn. all of which
will he sold at cost in order To close bust
ness b. X. tONW Az.
dec CIV
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! \ \ NJ. +. + 7 LIK,
GLOVE HHAel EEs.

VN07Vy III, NNh00TSforn, Ia.
Manufactures all kinds of GLOVES
Buckskin ShrrpSkin, Caltsliin, FoNskin and
Fur Gloves of all descriptions
s only made to order, in the most du
rablr and substantial manner.
Persons at IL distance who wish glove,
made in the most elegant style will pleas,
send i'm their orders. drr23-2muS.
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:: %: . g : =:
'lANGF.D HANDS, na.a
COME AND SEE ME
At THE
SALOON AND RESTAURANT,

NO. ] = Y OTTTI NTT'VT,
+ K +. y + FRI C * CT TI. VI d.
j. WILLIAM BNUBAk Err,
Having taken ,hr House formerly kept by
Mrs. Alice Y. Beck. tand have had the
same thoroughly renovated and improyrl,l
where intend 10 krrpa First Class Saloon
anil Restaurant, my trirMdS and patrons
will find my Bar supplied with the choicest
Liquors, Mriiar,l's Celebrated Ale, "Dld
10, II speciality.
"a oysters serve | in every style AT short
notice. Dy prompt attention Ia business,
h, p" for II share otpuhlic patronage.
dee 23-lf
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EANCI MlLLINER.

Mrs KATE lIEsSoN informs her friends
in Mrchanicstown and vicinity, that she is
to make and trim Bon cts in the
latest style of the art dec 30-3w,
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There are now TOO public schools in this
county in successful operation, occupying
l2O hulls,s, - frame; IS brick 3, log
16 stone.
The numhcr of principal teachers en-
gagged durin" the past year. male %, tr-
male Is: assistant teachers, male Il, female
T. Total 49,.
THESE schools have been furnished with
30, for use of which, book fees have cen
received amounting to $500 81, being IN
excess over the cost Sl,1 90.
OF the School Houses y are incloscd,
lOl have Out buildings, II have good iirni-
t,lrc Schools We're open ) b terms.
The Examiner paid - official visits.
During the past year the following addi-
tional school housrs have been built, pur-
chased or otherwise came into the posses
sion OF the School Board.
Brick school house No. |, Election Dis.
triH No. 4. purchased,
Log School House no. .. Election Dis
lri'l SO. 4, donated and repaired.
Frame school he,,~r No :, Election Dis
irict no c, built.
I.og school house No. s, Election Dis.
tri,l no. &, built.
Stone school house no. 4, Election Dis
tritt no. 9. built.
Brick school house (doublc) No. ;, Flee
ton District No. T., rented from private
parties.
Frame school house No. ), Election Dis
tricl No. $, built.
I.o school house No. 3, Election Dis
tricl No. q, built.
Frame school house No. 3, Election Dis
tri,i No. -. built.
Frame school house No. |, Election Dis
tricl No. II, built.
The Indebtedness of Board to date Of
this Report, is as follows:
TO note due Central National Bank $4,000
&'ro note due Farmers and Mcchnn.
les National Bank .,.......... 1000
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I AIDES IN WANT

I AIDES IN WANT
Or EXCELLENT
Article For The Hair.
That Will not matt the CurlS, you will
find Myers EAU Coametiuur to give ent;r
satisfaction especially for Gray Hair or t
is falling or "a For sale 10y DR.. /
SrhIry. Williamson 4 Bcckcnbaugh and
Carrot 4 Co.
CHAS. G. MYERS,
dec Off Frederick, Md
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

OFFICE OF SCUoOI COMMISSIONERS, !
FREDERICK, Dee Attn, 1871.
The Teachers of the Public Schools Of
Frederick County, will see that the law re-
uurn~ the vaccination of every pupil at
tending said schools, he strictly enforced.
Bv order.
JOHN ". PAGE, Scc'y
dec at
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pRING'c FINE CHRONOS

PRING'.S FINE CURONOS;:
Also, Large Framed Pictures; Masks of
every description; Bird Cages, Nc.
DiIRIE,S FOR 1872.
SS;"l havcin store the largest and hest
assortment of Fancy Good to be found
outside the large cities. Prices are D""",
Down, DOWN and goods are cheaper th"m
crcr. Can before You purchase elsewhere,
snd see my stock.
Call while the stock l. large and unbrokcn,
and avoid the large crowds usually found
at The near approach of the Holidays.
DON'T WATT until all the fine and
beautiful goods are gone :, CT EN- now,
and have them laid by oryou.
In fine, if You want to- see real" tUrtoS'ty
Mou," call at SMITHS "TEMPLE OF
FANCY" and will he "ratitied.
GOODS SO CHEAP, you cannot help
hut purchase. Respectfully, &c.
DAVID F. SMITH,
40 \. Market street
Dee eff Frederick, Md,
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e X 5 FL ORAL GUIDE.
4 = Z =.

The First Edition Of Ira U"nditd Tho"-
mDd copies just published. II is elegantly
printed ON fine tinted paper. in I"" F"I"'*,
and illustrated with over Three H"""''d
ENyr"ri"am of Flowers and Vegetables, and
TWO COLORED PLATES.
The mos, beautiful and instructive rnt-
.'rinr anil fHuW Gujhf in Tie worla-ll2
pages irving thorough directions for the
culture of Flowers a. Vegetables. ornament
ting grounds, making walks. &r
4 Christmas present for my customers,
but forwarded to amy who apply by mail,
for Ten Cents, only one quarter tirr' >l.
Address JAMES WICK,
jan. 6 Rochester, \. !.
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LOOK OUT FOR TIE HOLIDAYS
AND CALL AT
q. II. SaiaiBALD'S,

TlWWfkER .tND JEWELLERY
.SUOP
AT MECHANICSTOWN, MD,
Srrt dmr tn GecrW II. J1tm~@'s .St"rr
AN getting mp almost ,ksily samples f
the latest AMI most beautiful styles Of
Watches and .Jewelyy- such IN Gold Ear
Rings and Pins, Finger Rings and fin
plated Ear Rings, Pins Finger Rings
Scrvrbuttons, Studs, Chains, Bracelet"
Watch Seals, Crosses, Charms, NcckIar.
Il lot of Cheap Sets, and many articles tor
numerous to mention. also will have 4
Il Jew days the following articles of Silver
Ware, us Castors. Butter Dishes, Goblcl:
GUS, (ToMcco Boxes, gold linrdO, Table
Tea and Desert Spoons, Forks, Butter
Knives and Forks, Il fine assortment "
gold IL carat fine Finger Rings. all of my
own make, which guarantee To he rs req.
resented. or the me ury will be refunded.
Ci;- All orders for goods which have
not ON hand, procured on short notice
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This note was paid at its maturity DC
lobcr 10th, 1871.
JOHN W. PAGE,
Examiner, Secretary and Treasurer.
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MOUND on Carroll street, Mechanics
i town. near tn Depot, N,nal roll 81
MONEY. TIC lnnrr can have the amount
hv calin. on Rev John Met l",lrr, at the
College. and proving property.
dee 23.,t
LOn TIVE HOLIDAYS,
just arrived per Steamer from Europe,
- WHITE AND GOLD BAND
CHINA TEA SETS,
Which we will sell for the unprccclrnt-
cd low price of 50 and 81 per sci q picr"el
Also fruits of all kinds, such as Ra9nS,
Curants, Citrom. Lemons, &c
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