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w A N I E D.

4 middle aged man of correct and stead,
habits to attend horses and carts on the
Railroad near HonkStown, Baltimore Co
on the Western Maryland Railroad. Ap
DIV at this office nov 2-tt
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s"d cISCWhre.
have jus, received large stock Of fine
and coarse BLOTS for Men and Boys;
Mems Calf and Lasting G.ilTEhS:
81" LADIES KID AND LASTING
G A ! Y + r s;
Morocco Shoes and slippers: Misses and
Chillrcns' Kid and Lasting Cutters; Mo
rocco Shoes OF all sizes; which vii! -cIl
cheap. G" viii sew or peg all rips ire"
Of charge
lie solcits call from his friends and
customers to examine his stock of Shoes,
Boots. CATERS, tN".
The sign OF the Big Boot. on West Main
Street, viii direct You TO his place of bust
ness. ENoN \. Gov lK.
Oct 5-2m*
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BOTH HARD TO BEAT.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS.
Rich, Beautiful and attractive!
Now in store, the largest and handsom
est assortment of
f NCY GOO S,
ever seen in Frederick have but room &c
name, in part;
Rich toilet sets, Fine Vases, Figures China
Boxes, &c sc. Fine Work Boxes ant
Writing Desks, of Morocco, Papicr Machc
Rosewood and Mahogany. Ladies anC
Gents fine Purses, Ladies' Companions
and Satchcls, Fine Watch Stands, Cigar
Stands, Match Boxes, Pertilmcry, Toilet
Preparations, Cologne Bottles,
FINE POCKET KNIVES,
All Styles and Pr.crs.
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Mt ST. MARY'S COLLEGE

FNMlTsBvRCf, FREDERICK COUNTY, MP.
The First Term of the next Scholastic
Year will begin on Monday, Srpt"mb'r@.
Board and tuition for scholastic year of
two sessions Of five months each, S3OO.oo
i g. $4,000 per session. payable IN adj
vance. For further particulars address
PRESlDLNT
or Mt st. MARY's COLLEGE,
sua. loft Enmitsburg, Md.
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Loon FOR THE SIHN OF TIL
FEC. EsihDT.

TN" subscriber would
inform The citizens OF
MrchanirstoWn and Vi.
entity that be continue,
to Manufacture BOOTS
A ND SHOES of fall size,
and descriptions, which
he warrants and will sell
as low as can be purcha,
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flNCE MEAT. RAESINS FIGS, DC
~ Just received a large assortment OF
urcparcd mincc meat, fresh and ready toI
use makes the est sind ofpics All fresh
and tor sale cheap by
mo-, > 1FO. " STrCkSpALE.
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rIl saw. my mountain friends, dc u
want sweet. chcap aud nice srG RI
TNENt'tb> Cnl' It t,'s
ur4y II = piNri CORNER.
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4. economy IS WEALTH :. ,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-28
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special notices 20 centa per line, each insertios.
Aiyertisehsn,s payable uuartoriy in advance
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all,
Asthma. tn. relief and cure. Of ale r.-, j.,
Ous.
bronchitis Every sufferer will find reb :,
cure.
'rhr At Aim n's require only few doses
lun. Diseases. Has cured cases pronounced : 2
curAhp. --
Debility 1trenovatcs and invi orste4 tho sv
tea.
Liver Complaint. Most effective rc,g'stog cf ,J
orgGn.
Dycrspsa. Its healthy action or .be ,omn.f
cures I.
App''fG r IT is health-giving sni appc ,ttsre.
storing.
Urinary Organs. Aciion on them is =, srkes ey5
prompt
ne. CEoGK's VINE OF TE' ',r,a
in the md clal qualities OF Ta.. CO, eA ,, ra
ve"tt'hl5 rgrediens of uudolb,od va uo. which
make II un~ll1iasort not Only Nbr IT, ..,frl ft.
enumerated, bn- it .Hpidiy re~l0r-e p ~
t'au>,r" strength, elean-es thc sts1...!, ia-
laHns the iA'cr and puts ,i,eu "a vt-. ca-et ~.
!'.d - digest .nI nlNk pare blood .n @ 0st-
S'fA ~ epprec ntct by both sound an .t.- Ifv.s
nc ~ 'gi'I ANY way. we know T. rru .-r y.
'fr.G.Str:s ionic ;sropeI.srS oi l.r
Crock Wine ~ lsr yon Wd aud Y, ..r. -.- iir6py
:" Us rca' yalgc ~ crircny any '.tHs rl.t f4i ;e
heir to-" PfGnnred n y h. Oliver Gn..E :
co. Sold by Druggists q, ,erya'ere
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A CARD TO THE LAES..s. I
EUrD <CD.s
Golden E'er.Gtiicss THIS

OK FENAIES.
There .no lady living sut.vhs 81 eornr p.-
cd or hc life viii fnd ihe III JkgU ILItyE,
Pills just tho medicine size uecd.
For Nervous Dchilriy, fyqrS.rga.
FaIU'DCeN. &c. r..
Mothers this il the 'reatesi b,eFssiyy c--r "a,
ed sOu, and you shor,l IN mediaieyr 70 cr-o rtor.
Hl'E. They never IA md may be d r. ,iI ed rros
in every cH-e where tho .nonthy nOw 2 heyr Oh.
s'uct,d IN )u h cold OF Ji1yase Tiryt'Wava ais
irmcdiatc relief hei'c esDecslly prela nj ~ m
ried ladies. a lady writes; DLpCnco. ..I4 9..e
relieved NO IN one fy, without incon srUisrrc UIs
magic.
THE GENUINE arc put m in VIII HgWVf.
upnn 'arh box you will frd nv nrivs's i,over1
stamp upon Which are thV words lT -lHt, =
GnlDEE PENloDIt Al tlLIS in ygt. 1t,.,.
Without TINT Mono Are Gcnuus.
Frll and Xprit REGIONS accom- any cgrh Los
pricc 81 o. rer hex, six boyes 500 SOD hy n, &
NIpGrsi N ., cry twn, vi age city ard hamlet /.
the world SOD by
Won JOHNSON. Druggist.
Sole Agent for P-tiol,um Centre. Ts
LAD1ESi By rdlng him s1Oo to the Pet,
lenIn Centre ostotce, csn hare tre Pills serA
lcoDfdenally, by mail, 10 any part q tho court5,
Tree ri pc tage
JOIN = HENRY. General and Who'osa,s A..
No Col eye Place, New York CIV 90 sm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-30

southern Express, PAcihc Express Erie Mai
and Buffalo / NiaharA Express leave daily. All
other trains daily. except Sunday.
krie N Maii and Buffalo And Mag .rs Express leav-
ing oa saturday night. ran ouly to Will,smsport.
Cincinnati Express runs daily; Oh Saturday night
only running to Harrisburg.
THE WESTERN ACCOMMODATloN TRAIN
runs daily, except Sunday. For this train tickets
must be procured. and baggage delivered by $40
Y. NJ. ut ID NArket Streer.
Sunday Train No. ! leaves Philadelphia $40 A.
NJ: arrives Paoli $40 4 NJ. sunday Train No.
L. VI.
| sunday Train No. l leaves PAoli 30 A. NJ; ar
riyes PhisGelU bia a5 A. NJ. sur da. Train No. .
leaves Paoli 5.0OP. NJ; sreives Philadelphia 6lo
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-30

NILssoN's "THkIFT."-Nisson has had
grand benefit, which she must stand greatly in
need Of. I hope it will enable her 10 get away
In good shape. | am overpowered when
think Of the rultitudinous charities Of lha, wo-
man. She has stood up and shown herse', ele
gantly costumed, for an honr at time, and sold
eoquets 1t fair. She was applied to by an old
lady who wss once 4 great music teacher here,
who, being too poor 10 buy a ticket had never
heard the great dvs sing. She asked TO be al
loved to 60 in upon the stage aud stand at a
wing. The generous Swede could never allow
that the aged woman should have seats in
'front.' aud she ordered her 10 call at the hotel
next day. Bright and early the old creature
prssented hsrself received the precious paste
noArds liked her faded trappings to do credit to
Ase benefactrsa' presence, went to the Academy
and found that she was entitled to perch just
under the nfters, where nothing but the notes of
the trumpet ever penetrated the peaceful silence
that brooded there. Nilsson has been in the
hssst ofseadiog her small pieces to the house
o. . friend 70 put with the family wash because
die swindling laundreses .sk just as much TO
vaaA collar - they do shirt. She ss, down
with yasdstiek and pencil and ciphered the
amount Of elk In . dosnos before she rashy
yielded % the extravaHant demands Of a poor
eesassrsM, VIA wanted Eve yards-all at once
thougnt Charlotte Csmhman bea, the world
!ef thiih, bat Christine il an awful hurrier oi
Ae-aR. Lou1s RsRuslIcAA's N. Y. LETTER
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-30

JOHN +. F.vANLERk.J IT,. Iici let Agent. .sol Chest
pRRRSSscffssifGhK RSs fsifsGih r,.a., Street,
,6AM'L H. " ALLAOE, Tick ct Agent at the Depot.
The Pennsylvania ksil Road Co. will not assume
and limit their ponsibiisy to one hundred dol.
lars in value. AUeaeeaGs esding that amount
IN value. will Be At the risk ofths snless ta-
ken special ooatraAt. A. J. CAhSATT,
00AI AltoonA,po,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-30
Putting the Trunk or the Tram.

Frsm the " Arlington Evening Star.
Tue PASSENGERS on one of the Riker street
cars laughed, some few days since, at seen.
belveen the conductor and awell-dresed young
man from Georgetown. As the car was passing
down the avenue, the young man at the time
standing on the platform taking it easy; with one
foot OH . trunk, he was approached by the con
ductor and his fare demanded. He quietly pas.
sed over his five cents.
Conductor-I demand twenty-five cents for
that trunk.
Young Man (hesitating) five cents :
Well, think will not pay it.
C.-Then shall put the trunk off,
M.-You had better not, or YOU may be
sorry for it.
Conductor pulls strap, stops car, dumps trunk
on the avenue, starts car, and after going SOME
two squares, approaches the younk man, who
was still as calm ~ q summer morning, aud IN
an angry mood says: snow l have put your
trunk oil, what are you going to do about it,
Y.M. .(coolly)-Well, | don't propose 10 do
anything about It; it's no concern OF mine; il
wasn't my trunk.
C. (6ercely)-Then why did YOU not tell me
O7
Y. M.-Because you did not ask me, and
told you you'd be sorry for it.
c. (furiously) go inside the car.
Y. M.-Oh, no. you're good enough company
for me out here.
At this juncture q portly German emerge-
from the car, and angrily says: Mine Gott yor
feller, where is mine trunk?
Y. My friend, think tha, is your trunk
down on the avenue there.
German-WhO puts him of? hafe thu
monish to pay him. will see shout dot?
The car was stopped, and shortly aterwar.
the conductor was seen to come sweating up will
the trunk on his back, part Of the perform
ance he did not enjoy half AZ we'll as did the pas
Sen9er.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-30
AElsh STORY.

rA. ,.s, 6sh story comes from New JERSEY.
,.,siv in tn. interior OF that Stale,a mild look
- conntryman entered railroad car, bearing
S,nd,e tied up in a handkerchief. which he
uI,ced under the seat Mt the end OF the car
Afier travelling along for about half am hon', Il
i,dv sitting in front of the countryman was on-
.erved 10 move uneasily in her seat and TO cast
s.vage plances at seemingly respectable man
Lifting bv her side. In few minutes, another
lady still further to the front, "became uneaS>
and .t last rising in her seat, requested II som"
sentleman would protect her from an elderly
looking gentleman by her side, and whom slI'
,t.ted had insulted her. A dozen persons OF
fered their assistance, and before the accused
conld speak in his own defence, his hat was
;,mmed over his eyes, and he was dragged To
The rear Of the car. While there, and carrying
on with the avengers war of words As to what
The inJipnity meant, still another lady rose,also
seated further up the car and accused gentle
man sitting behind her with improper conduct.
A rush was made for nsulter number two,bnt
that gentleman vigorously defended himself
with large walking-sick he happened to have
and which by the by, was one cause Of the 'aH
troubles, his sccuser stating that lie had inde-
corously been rapping her ankles under the seat
in progress, somebody in the front oi the car
shouted, "There's a snake on the floor" A
scene then ensued. the ladies in the car clam,
bered up on the seats land many got on the arms
and backs Of the same. One elderly maiden
managed to stand on the backs of two
seatp, in the hes circus manner possible nnde,
the circumstances, while young molheI threw
her baby into parcel rack, and she hung con
yulsiveiv to a ventilator. The confusion awokt
the countrvman, who, on being told OF the snake
first felt in his bundle, and then exclaimed
"pm blamed ifthat od eel haint 60, loose
started for the front, and soon returned graspin!
firmly an immense eel which he had caught
while out fishing, but which when brought int
the car had managed TO get out Of the bun
die, and had wended its way to the front, Low
inely careasing the different varieties OF laaie'
partes which he encountered on the way
Apologies given and received straightene'
everything in that car but the hat that wa
iammed down, and the countryman leaving a
the next station, no blood was drawn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-30
~ 10 Homo Pleasant.
s7x a. 4

AZ K.
Po, their fes. yoor soas and daughters
Ever prescnt.
leaking up to you. their parents
Make home pleasant
Let them have no cause to w"n'er' I.
or to linger.
whore Sin beckons with her ready
Tempting finger.
Though YOU may not pet and pamper
Ssf- n iulgence.
Lot hom freight shed its glory
Blest refulgcnce
Asytur heset yearns for the comfort
Ofyour treasures.
Ia their young blood. running riot.
Yearns for pleasures.
.,;x. then. these. with prudence tempered
Flowers of beauty,
nah a, once you pucked in youth time
'Tis your duy.
starye them not on Folly diet
Eeanescent
Yet bo careful with your license.
Make home pleasant.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-30
DHI.iDELpHlA WILMINGTON i BALT
L MohE RAILROAD,

SFFIIAL NOTTCE.
On aui alter WEDNESDAY, October 18th, 1871,
passenger car will be attached t" the freight
train leaving Philadelph,a at 800 D. M. tor Will
c:iugtou.
The train will stop at Stations ms follows. when
sisnalltd: trays Ferry. 9.l2 T.. m. Lazaretto go
p NJ: chester, 81 T. IN: Lamokin. 3 A. y. IN; thur
low, - =. 10; LInwood. 9 IS T. IL; lsy mont. l0Ol
p. IN; fliersiie. 5,18 =. m: arrive Wimngton 1914
IN. ,OrtUl II. y. KENNY. >up't
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-30
Railrnaa Iiues.
Philadelphia, Wilmington ana 6alu.
u re Railroad,
as2E2 M ls = s]|e:s:sis
TIME TABLE.

Eas2E N A M l;;,;;;:;sifG - -
TIME TABLE,.
gSSnsns MoSn,Y AE,,l4.h 1870 T,.ns viii
aAfMAlA TRAIN st $50 M. trsndsys s1csy,ed) for
%psas R ..na- s.ao.% a.
t"u wlth rmvrs Afsnch Railroad ana Msrylsnd and
Aeawate s.it".d, At Hairington with junction and
bie.kwst-G 4" ro.d. at se.ivId Dorcnes,er sno
" at st n.vs, IN Wco'ca rn .ns ha,1. ss1's
baltimore and w.shiugton ,stoppinp a. Win ns"a ~,
r.ny,ni- sni iAvte-,s-Gr4cs. Connects At Vii.
iaIugt0n with TRAN foI New Castle.
ExPkhss TRAIN .to6 r. II. (sundays .,csp,ed,) OF
Isur.
.SGraTk, tl.ton Notth-hs oaAries.o~n I.iry
NJ rqsS a Mnsne,,1 ~ IL ts en,ss
HPt0n, HIpItinR ~ Chester, Ian vroi, ttaymoDt. vii
T,To9. H1s.I hs,on xrs h.s; r.fryss.
FSrtres' hohro. and SOrolk.w take the
wv slLhlye1oN TRAINS
siP9s , ~ Ss St4.oas ,.s-s,a rna4
IA't Tat SO .a s5aass. at h.. ."i '
i2r Hsi .i f'.Y.oh Ysr s1d n'etm-de,- stations,
' .aa KS day f Tne so ID T. sS H a. VAN ain WI W. nv. aSs
1s, eIT+s Gar'..I sSd a. Pnaaelrn's ON SUNDAY
raI11 1Sp -fIG s11ro = shNfsAl II 3. TRAINS
aypns and naooe Sre' and 'A''
Leave ea :, an. ' 1 ~. 20 proo e. nj sahs., s.es Il
ca h.'ds Fora q. low a. m. ana 2.3o p fnllad.I-
rhspa. NJ i@S SUs and II .aoaa .s.a .op'
Leav. + I! i-i0-i Tor Philadelphia. excepted
| ys,r "a and % T. .; or urr rhtlsiei pins At
oOi, q, chnsiis toti for Phtl.i-i pnis 80 , IN
! I =, .. IN.
Ttsihe iraNiLs Wilmington at Is o.
c"ilect ~ Lsmpkiu JEuctio, with tire 100 a NJ an,
-, .. ~. VA nsior fnlla.Ie:.'ns aud ltnsr,
riiI halifoaG.
! THO tGH TEAMS FROM BALTIMORE.
LEA'E NIislNGTbH at lpSt ~ 10 p. VI a. 10 20 T.
| CHFsTEK FOX rHiLADELPHIA
lss s -. sss si 80 7s5 aaa ,'s lass ans p'Ss
From haitltnOtet 70 fhade pba L-sv. Baltimore a.
T.s T' 'ss. ssai... ,s'f. i5SF F.g;,.. NJ
sIon b,itimote, fott Dapoai.ni
Aecommo iasoT ranrom forI Dspos II cav ePerry
stll- sto IL Nj foI Bs ri rms Ill ATE s.s
toE-.
| TRAIN, For BALTIMORE.
| Leave tt+tef at IL V6 and y.II A sud s. Pm
cave wvnington At l252, xni 10 " A. r.. II IS an
/ 4li
suNDA 4 TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
es-- fatuluf- ~ 20 NJ stopping ~ MagnonA Perry
Mth- Aberdeen, Havre-de-,i Perry :, n les
town, North Ha-t. Etkton. Newark. stanton, New
port Wim,nstop, Cl.yuont Lir wood and Chester
kENSEy. sureriu.1udenS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-30
feuuSylvaRiA Central RaIirOaO.
@M04E ~ 5lzII siIlz:ss ~

After d p. M. SUNDAY. Nov.mber 18th, tle.l.
lhetrxins OF the Pepnsy ala Central Il. leave
the Depot, at 3lst and Market Streets, which is
reached directly by :he Market Street Cars, the
last car connecting With each train leaving Front
and Market Streetsthirty minutes before its depsr
ture. The Chestnut and Walnut Street cars run
within one square of the Depot.
SLEErlSeCAs TlckErscsn be had on applicston
atthe Tick Once. y ortiz estcorner otNintb and
Chestnut Streets. and at the Depot
AGESrsoy rHK UNION rRAssl ER COMPANY will
eslltor anu deliver Baggage al the Depot. Orders
left at No. aOl Chestnut Street. No. ll6 Market
| street, will receiv attention.
TRAINS LEA w DEPOT VIZ:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-30
nAnA.Ow,slvDss.v BLsrE

lSthe cheapest and best article in he marketo
- HLUEiN6 CLOTHES.
Ii does not contain any acid.
+ Ii Winnot injsro the onsst fa6fc.
Ii 10 put w ~ - IL
WnTBERGERS DRUG STORE, .,,
No, 2i3 North SECONL Street. PAlLApELfn.a
The Genuine has bosh BARL0v's and WILrssr
ora s nAMss the LABEL 81! otheEs are eossssT''
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-30

The Mixed Tram Will run SUBJ ect to delays incl
dent 10 freis ht business, and will stop only at >ia
tions where time IL given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle tor llmington and Philadel
at Z. 40 \ NJ. Leave Philadelphia at As A. NJ
and Wilmington At l.0, p. NJ :. for New Castle
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above. leave smyrna for Clay
ton II IS a.. m., and I.35 p. r., Leay Clay tor tor
Smyrna $40 .. NJ, anu 300 y. m., to make counec
tion With trsinsto and from Dover. and station
South.
CONNECTIONS.
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County and Queen
Anne's / Kent Railroads.
At CLAY TON, with Mary land and Delaware Rail
road.
At HARRINGTON. with Junction and Breakwa-
ter Railroad.
At sEAFORD with Dorch ester and Delaware Rail.
road.
At DELMAR. with Eastern Shore Railroad and
Wicomco and rocomoke Railroad.
H. s. kENNEY Sup-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-26
Fifth Days Proceedings.
BATON ROUGE, June 81, Is


Pursuant to adjournment the convention
was called to order at 1920 A. NJ, Hon. H.
j. Campbell, president, in the chair. On
calling the roll forty parishes we're repre-
sented.
The minutes of June 20 were read and
after correction approved
Mr.. Garstkamp, of Orleans, rose to the
point of information. if the committee on
conference had received any answer to their
communications.
The chair answered that no answer had
been received from the convention sitting
at Pixies Hall.
Mr.. Barber moved that the convention
take a recess till p. N.
Motions TO adjourn to II NJ. and P. n.
were made by several delegates.
Mr.. Pinchback, Of Orleans, having been
awarded the floor, spoke against the con
Tention taking a longer recess than u NJ,
and in very appropriate terms urged his
reasons for doing sOr and at the same time
reviewed the situation of affairs since the
assembling of the convention in this CITY.
and urged upon the members of the con
vention to stand firm, and be united in all
their actions.
He was followed by Mr.. Harris, of Con
cordia, Barber, Of Orleans, and also Dibble,
Of Orleans.
Mr.. Pinohback, of Orleans, moved that