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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-26
/ UNIQUE blOGitAPliY.

AN English Wesleyan publication
gives tn.s quiet bit Of b'"graphy:
The iuucrant preachers Of The Yves
leyan Association, who have Travelled
III the Nottingham Circuit, will All rec
Ultcct, That among the choir III the
Oh apel nj New ijas ord, there WAS one
OF the name of Joseph Oidkuow. he
was very small IA stature, but he had
= voice loud rs a trumpet, and could
always he depended upon to start a
tune AT 4 n,otucut : notice, To any
metre, sGreN here about the true
pitch. The appearance o. this little
man is one ~ the most familiar pc
lures ot childhood. First, he was the
bcII-man Il the village, and arver was
there Il m4a better tilted for the post,
for his voice would reach AS far As the
sound Of rs bell. Then among the
eaiiicet Of our rtsuiiectious was the
knock ut his >tch at our father door
at o.c!ock every Sunday morning
Ale was then went to 20 rouud the
village, thus to cs!l up all who wished
10 attend the band meeting, which, at
that time preceded the sunday morn
in PRAYER meeting. For several
wears after the baud meeting vas CAV
Ell up. We always Saw hjm Ia his place
at the sunday morning PRAYER meeting,
al taf past o clock. He was also
the teacher of the infant class III the
Sunday School, and it devolyed upon
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-26
NEW LACUSTklNE VILLAGES
On LAX +. DiENNE.

NATURE records an Interesting dis
covely WINCH has recently been nlade
on Inc shores Of lne lake vi Bienne, III
Switzerland. The oWis> government
has ueea Tor Long tlnc cndtaVorng
to druH a cousiucrauie Tract OF iaGu
DeLWceu the two Lakes al Morat aud
Bieune, but Ia order IT, do tbs effect
ualiy 1t uas been found necessary To
lower The evel of the latter 10y cutting
canal from il To the lake of Neut
chatei. AT the beginning of the pres
cnt year the >lulceS We're opened, and
the waters ct the lake of Blenue al
lowed to flow into that of Neuichatel.
Up to the present time the level of
the BleIer See has fallen upward OF
three feet, and this fall has brought
u light number of stakes driven
firmly INTO the bed of the lake. This
fact becoming known, "A number OF
arche plogi>ts visited the spot, and 1t
was decidcd 10 remove the sol round
these stakes 10 see whether any re.
mans OF iacustrlue village, winch
they suspected had be II rascd upon
them, cvutu be traced. At distance
OF between five and six iect from The
present bed oi the lake, the workmen
came upon large number Of Objects
OF different kluu>, winch have been
collected, and are at present under the
custody OF DIR. Gross, of LUcrass.
Among them are pieces o1 cord niade
from henp, vases, stays hornS, stone
Attcnets, anu uten>i> used apparently
for cooking. lne most precious spec
linen II, however, a Ratchet, made OF
nephrtc. ILls Ratchet is sixteen cen
tlmeteres long by seven broad, and Is
by tar tue largest yet discovered IN
any part Of SN!tzcriand, no other col
lection haN ing ANY measuring more
than eight ccutimcters in ieughth. n
quantity of the bones found at the
Same time have been sent To DIR. Uhi-
moan, Of MuuchenbuchSce, and he
huds that they belong to the following
xnlnas, w: stag, horse, OK, Wild
boar, Pug, dog, beave, goat, mouse etc,
together With number OF hunan
bones. II the level OF the axe con
ti'ue> to sink, it Is hoped that further
discoveries viii be made, aud t,e sci
entItic world III Europe is waiting the
result Of the engineering operations
with keca interest HuperS Npg0zthe
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-26
TAKEN Up-sEfssass


Taken up by The undersigned, residing on Section
4 Town j. Rang g. east lows county on or about
the ih day If H. ctmer. 1872, black mare c'lt 2
years old past no noticeable marks natural or ar
,lhria. owner VIA please call prove properly pay
charges and take the animal away.
tLIzABFTH PETERS.
Mineral Point. &C. 9th, 1872 wi
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-26
SHNANEN lp-A'Cs Nm.

Nov. &c. 1s72-s9wa
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-26

A CoLpRED brother rose to pray ~
conference meeting, the other day.
but before that exercise h~iudulrel IN
brief preliminary remark as follows:
"Brcthrcn and sisters. it don't do me
bit Of good to hear any of you speak
O. pray; | feel - though must 10 il
for myself: for YOU know, rs orr Lord
and Savior said. every tub must
stand on it, own bottom " As may
b. imagined, the, the effect Of the
quotation did not add materially to
the serious aspect of the meeting.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-26

WANrED-iIoGs- CATTLE - Hoes - For
which vii pa, the highest market price.
Farmers, see me before you sell, as | shall
employ no travelling bh,ers, aud thus save
the expense, which vii enable me To pay
better prices.
J. S1RACmAN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-26
TtsAYED Nlslklr.

Sirayed rom the UNDETERMINED, residing on Sou h
Survey " miles west OF Do gevje n large Dark
y, Msrr black manr and tail \ smail erizzi,
mark w me torrhcad simiiat shane 10 "A Azure d.
ptoi' ction on the face; hsi~een and wears Old
AnN ort returning me said mare furnishing ia
formation where she u.sy he found will he lberally
rewarded, GRO. BtNT Nc.
q. Address. podgeville, Wis.
Nov y6 1s72-tgyt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-26
TAKEN UEs-TW 4, STEERS.

'IAkFN w by the suhscr Der, residing IN the town
l Of Niihu ~ect on q T"Nn 4, Range or
about the first { April, ls,2 one three old
White steer, and one dark brown steer, with few
white spots; artificial marks. The owner will
please cal prove pr perry, pa, charges, an take
said strays away
JAMES PHILLIPS.
Nj inin nh 1870 ---aUw1
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-26

7 KIN up by the subscriber Oh land owned nv
him h. Secion % Town J. Range 2 east, Iowa
county, on ur about the l~Ih iav Of November ISL
ing steer red AMI white color; M nOticrahlp
marks natural or artificial ownrr vii please call
prnNe property, pay charges, aud take t'ie atma
STEPHEN MARTIN.
Nov Is lS-l- tpsj
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-12-26
gp-fgg.kEf,Le,

Ry the Undersigned residing OF Section % Town
5, Range 3. east, To- county, IN or about hr h
day OF nec mber, 1872, light red esrlmg hefrr,
no noticeable MARKS, artificial or natural owner
Will please ca" prove property, paw chsrg 5. sad
take the estrsy away.
WI, BERRY.
Mineral Point. Dec. 7th iS72.--50w4.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-11-23
ID U b L &c S \ |. +.

The subscriber will sell at Public Sale, at
the residence of the late William Cash, de-
ceased, near Bruccvilic Carroll county. an
SATURDAY, .Noc. 16N, 1872, at II O'Clock, \.
II. the iolluwing articles of pcrsonaI prop
crly, to-Wi: Two very superior MlLClI
COWS, one il fresh and the other will be
fresh by day of sale; fat hogs; about 4 tons
meadow and timothy hay; a lot corntodIcr;
about barrels Corn,5 bushels potatoes and
garden vegetables generally; set carpcn-
,cr's tools, muNl and wedges, axes mat
took, shovcls, hoes, rakc>, forks, Ne; also
household and kitchen furniture,3 bcdstca'ls
and bedding, Cupboards, = tables, 2 sets
chairS,2 rocking do. | bureau, twenty -four
hour clock, , feather beds, lot blankets, 40
yards carrrting, cook stove and fixtures,
Royal cook, ten plate stove and pipe |
sausage grinder and patent stutlrr, boxes,
barrels tinwarc, VutrnSwarc, &c.
Y,Wta 4t HH'c.-A credit Of months will
lr given on all sums above -, purchasers
Giving their notes with approved security,
bearing interest from day Of sale; sums OF
- and under cash. No property to be re-
moved until terms Of sale are compiled with.
nov 9..w LEWIS CASH.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-11-23

ACCIDENT on TIE V. u. Z. II. -,
last Saturday evening, as the XXI
train for Ilagerstown was pas
Rocky Ridge Station, at a speed
or 25 miles an hour, q rail was
placed by the breaking of the swi
ball, and a portion of the train ",
thrown from the track. The engil
passed safely, but the tender, bagga!
and ladies' cars ran off and the ba!
gage car was very much broken an
injured by colliding with a car loade
with bricks. The ladies car upse
but fortunately tie ground was lnu'
dy and no injury was done to
None of the passengers, Of whom the'
were about Twenty-Five, were lnjure'
The train was delayed nearly all nigl
by the accident.
The engine tore away the porch !
front Of Hon. Joshua Biggs War
house, but it has since been REPLACED
ATTEMPTED EoBBGRY.-An a,
tempt to rob the Tobacco Store Of Nj
Degrange in North Market street,
this city, was made one night last weel
but it proved a failure, as the rascu
were disturbed in their operation
and fled before they secured any boot!
Norylamd Union.
Mr.. David c. Martin, Jr. has bee
the Representative from Acacia Lodg'
of this place to attend the Meeting u
the Grand Lodge \. r. & \. NJ. Q
Maryland at Baltimore. John II. b
Latrobe, Esq. was reelected GRAND
Master, and all the other officers con
tinued with the exception Of Frederick
Hickey, Grand Treasurer. The Or
der is in high state Of prosperity.
A new article of feminine adorn
ment is solid metal ring, opening o.
hinges, to be worn as a glrdle.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-11-23

On the 18th instant, ut the Gro fl House,
IN the City of Frederick, Mr., ABRAll AM
ANDERS to Mrs. SUSAN FEEZER,
both of Crcagcrstown
On the 3lst ultimo, in Baltimore, at the
Church of the Ascension, IaiH, cite Square,
bv Rev. u. ID. Van Antwerp, CYRUS
MANTZ, formerly of Frederick, TO Miss
EMMA COOPER.
On the 9Th instant. at the Reformed Par
sonagc, by Rev. Dir Zacharias WILLARD
4. DLRR, Of Frederick, to Miss MARY
T. SMITH, Of Nj. Zion.
On the l2th instant, at Che Lutheran
PARSONAGE, in Frederick, Ivy Rrv.Dr. Dichl,
WV. b DAVIS to Miss NALlErrA
FRANCES STALEY, both OF this co.
GA the 18th instant, AT the residence OF
the brides parcnts,in Middlctown, 10y Rev.
:. a. Hodges JOSEPH II. HEDGES 10
Miss SOPHIA KEFACNER, the cldcs,
daughter Of Henry kctauv,r Of Middle.
town.
At Pittsburgh, Pa on thr l2th instant,
bv the Right Kew. Bishop Domcnrr, Mr.
FREDERICK J. NELSON to KAT L ;,
SCUlSSLER, both Of Frederick city.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-11-23
Notice to TrcSpaSSerS.

YINlIE subscribers, some of whom have
been injured by trcspass"re on lhci
land, hcrcI give notice to all concerned
that they forewarn all persons from tres
passing on their grounds, either b fla'nng
or hunting with dog or gun, or cncr"acli-
ing in any MANNER whatever on their pre-.
misses.
-" Al Designating this notice Will hc
rr,ccdc1 against according To lazy.
tHrist,ou I,rliralx, E'il,$ +. IdIHtiaC,
yAo0,,,s y R,ytoD, .~ilnvN Myt5,
\rloIas .Stlux5urD. .Iarh NuHa'o"'r,
NWI,tm 4. l"hHt,jr, S''1D'"h hr!", >,
.LrJ .cA,,,1ru Jim,s w. Yr"hH,
U,,H Nhitwo,r. G,oygr L. nr''mlh,
GrrW Drrdji%, ""mr' L. .N''''"'
J1tu Cios
E.mmil.hNrg District. nov 23-lW
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-11-23
Notice Of Il Dissolution Of
ParlnCrSlaip.

NOTICE is hereby given. that thu
y partnership lately existing between
HENRY COVER and CALEB PEDDI
CORD, Of Mcchanicstown, in the Boot
and Shoe business, under the firm Of Cover
" Peddicord, was dissolved on the 3ls1
day of October, 1872, by mutual consent
The said Cover is authorized to settle al
debts due to and by the company Tit
said Henry Cover will be found at the Ole
stand of John NJ. Brown on Water street
HENRY COVER,
CALEB J. PEDDICORD.
nov 16-3mOs*
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-11-23
CROFT HOUSE,
N0tM .NtWkct street,
FREDERICK CITY, MARYLAND.

rINIIE undersigned would respectfully
inform the public, that he has taken
charge of this vel! known HOTEL, Lately
occupied by Joseph Croft, which is being
fitted up in good style, where he Is pr"par.rI
to entertain the Travelling Public with
Good Cheer and the comforts of Il pleasant
home. His TABLE and BAR viii be
supplied with the best the market affords.
His STABLE will be furnished with rood
pyovrndcr and attentive OstlcIs, BoardcrS
taken bv the dav. week, month or year
And ca MARK THIS, his charges will
he moderate. and in accordance with Inc
spirit Of I've times.
-" VIII be Thankful Cor II share OF the
public custom.
ian. 2U-lf JOHN Nl!.!'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-11-23

m.Tha Westminster Democrats
Advocate has been enlarged and i'm
proved with new type. 1t is Edited
with great ability.
ms- It is showing as We to press. -
The first fakes this season fell last
Saturday.
ps- The horse disease is still pre-
yailing in this neighborhood, although
no horses have died of it.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-11-23
PROCLAMATION.

T y Obedience to custom rcrogn zcu y!
al at OF the General Assembly OF Ma
rvland |. William pinlinrv Nhytc, Cover
nor, de- hereby appoint and set apart
THIRSDIT, Norember ~, 1872,
to be Observed by the people of this State
as a day of Thanksgiving and Prayer,
Given under my hand and the Grca'
l.. s. Seal of the State, at Ann'pon'
this 9th day Of November, clgh
teen hundred ond scvcnty-two.
BY the Governor: ,,
WIN. PINKNE1 WIZ re.
.JoHN THOMPSON MASON,
Nov o3lw Secretary Of State.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-11-23

"' "ee wAe'e bty 1ans'So" |4 OF on ms ear an" go" ca" ''y
getting u Fresh ua0 Genuine .lrtcle Of
Mishs Btcr do Falrny
Rings Cream
Oils Curling Fluid
Scncks Vegetable
mnln pclprmin VANILLA
ground coffee spices fresh and kinds heavy invoice of Lewis Lead
ready lard oil mliny OIL fish oil mo oil coal OIL sweet oil all
which selling reduced
stationery all kinds French tint bill &e in
Books inks DRUGS MEDICINES CHEMICALS
combs IlceSlory
Brick Main MclNntstown Very truly,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-11-23
ia MILI BIBLES,

FAMILY BIBLES,
in elegant bindings, the best assortment in
Frederick; Pocket Bibles, in Velvet and
Morocco bindings.
HYMN AND PRAYER BOOKS,
Splendid Photograph Albums, from 80
cents to $50; fine Portfolios, Backgammon
and Checker Boards Chess Men, Dominos,
etc. etc. Microscopes and Magic Lanterns,
Stcrcoscopca aud platas, Gents Canes.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Musical Boxes, Violins, from 81 to so:
Fiuinas, Accor,!cons, Fagcolcts, Clarionyts,
Guitars, Banjo"s, Flutes Ftr9, Tanlb"rnca,
Trinnglrs, Bass and Snare Drums,
DOLLS AND TOYS.
Inla.rubbcr, China, wan and common
other TOYS, in endless variety, doll houses,
etc. etc. Boys sl"ds, drums, guns, hobby
horses chair horses. balls, propclicrs and
fine brass horns. chimes" lrnlcrns, campaign
badges, ladies scissol,, pins, needles, lhim-
hlrs, &c.
~ All the School Books uscl in This
City and County.
/ nrrr assortment of Ladies', work and
other BASKETS; bird cages, games, tt".
have in store the largest and best as
sor,m,nl Of Fancy Goods to be found out
side the lNr-r cities Prices are d"nr,r
BOWS. DOW X, and goods are riopcr tina"
,rcr. Call before YOU purrhat" elsewhere,
and see my stock.
In fac, il YOU want to see a real "(UFIo-
Sitv Shop, call; at Smiths Temple ct Fancy
and Won will Ne FRAT flied
Goods 50 Cheap YOU cannot help but
purchase. Respectfully, &c.
DAVID +. SMITH,
40 y. Marh"t street,
oct loif Frclrrich, MI.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-11-23

\ Office.
70 Iur Payers for 1872.
For the accommodation of Tax pnycra
for 1872, the Collector will visit the follow
Sa6illasyilc, IIarhanshs Hotel, Nov II.
Emmitsburg, Western Nd. Hotel, Nov
II, Is, II.
M.CIIANICSTOWN, G!lbert's Hotel, No
vcmhcr 10, rs.
Wolt.yil", Holder q Phlcegcr's store,
Nov. -.
M,rr,yiIIc, Adam W. Smiths, Nov.1o.
MilIiclown, II. X. lounss City Hotel
Nov. 20.
BurkctsvilIc, PETERS store, Nov. %.
Pctcrsvillc, iIillcary's store, Nov. %. :.
Crvag"rstown, Miller DprI's store, Nov.93
Woo,lsburo', Smith Hotel, Nov. %.
townsville, Nelson's Hotel, Nov. -.
Oak Orclmrl Barnes store Nov, %.
Unionvillc, Luyenhccl x Co.'S store, NOy.?0.
Liberty, Smiths Hotel, Nov. 80.
The Collector sincerely hope, that tan
raXcrs viii avail themselves of This uppor-
lunity to pay their taxes, as the pressure
ON them will compel him to enforce collrc-
ton on all taxes remaining unpaid, on The
first of january next, without respect to
persons. Taxpayers will therefore find il
to their interest to pay up promptly and
thereby not only save costs, but the Collcc,
tor the unpleasant duty Of collecting by
law. GEO. W. MILLER,
oct 19-3S Collector
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-11-23
3ftarriHaes.

---" Huv the girls and here tic eiao,os
-ilrays cast their earliest glance,
.lna aciM q smiAfM face consider
II they too dont stunt chuncs
10 mG,Ae SINE clctHr .fMoc-do"Jle
h. hiss, oad eftc,l too, ih-trou5I.'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-11-23
Notice to FrcSs.lSSn -&.

! HEREBY forcwarn ALI persons from
| shooting or hunting OF otherwise tres
passing npon my farm or prcmiscs, OH
Hunting creek, below Eicholtz's MILL on
penalty o.! the law.
Oct. 10, 1S.2.3w~ JOS. II. w. flick.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-11-23
NO b O ID Y

To ,mdcrscll my prices Of Watches, Jewel,
nv, Silver, Silvcr-plated Ware, Clocks and
Spccts; AMERICAN WATCHES, Oh
Waltham, Mass, at FACTORY Prices, by
CIIAS. ii. o. FOX, nearly opposite City
Hotel, Frederick, Md. nov 2-tf
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-11-23
'l2OQUI1'I'
l !
CROQUET!!
CROOUET y

Every body will want Il set. IT'S ali the
rare now, and is ii charming and beautiful
game The very thing for the approaching
season. A new lot, common, medium and
superior finish, just received and for sal"
only, at SMITHS Temple of Fancy
sept. 2S-tf Frederick, Md.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-11-23
AROOKFOR THE MILLION!
Notice to the Afflicted and Unfortunate

Before applying to tho notorious quHcf,r Who hvers,h
pubio pnper; using any qnuck remedies peruse ",
butts matter hat your di'eASeisi OF NJ" uep
able condition.
~ Bu,,, occupies n double house Of twenty 'S'ea
room, iudorstd by SONS the most ceienra'ed mo,
ealproressors Of this country md Ent"e ana Chn
,u.d personsl, or bv nail tho diseases
his uoris once and pnrlors. No. ~ n h's"ta '"''"
Ntvesu H.tIelini Che,nU' Ct Louis NO
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-11-23
BIZ, TWELFTH Is,
ANNUAL FAIR
rnInrirl; Go A rrirnltural SOCjp
| t'7',,,


| ltuci!Lh W. iIIuitolt'i '5o|'''S =
SMITHS TEMPLE OF FANCY,
BOTH HARD TO BEAT.
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS !.
Rich, BcautJul an,l .iNrach;re!
Now in store, the largest and handsom-
est assortment of
+ A NCY GOO D s,
ever seen in Frcdcrick-ha but room to
name, i'll part:
Rich toilet sets, Fine Vases, Figures, China
Boxes, &C. &c. Fine Work Boxes and
Writing Desks, Of Morocco papicr Machc,
Rosewood and Mahogany. Ladies and
Gents fine Purses, Ladies' Companions
and Sa,chclS, Fine Watch Stands, Cigar
Stands, Match Boxes, Pcrllnncry, Toilet
Preparations, Cologne Bottles,
FINE POCKET KNIVES,
All styles and Prices.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-11-23

CUMBERLAND COAL, run Of mine,
" just received and will always keep ON
hand, "A full supply at $3.50 per ton. Vt
the Dept. CE1. ". SF'CkSDAhE.
july I}.Iw
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-11-23

tte." nEr-, GuuuI NAcIINlNG j
liagl;ng X Bro. have lust received beau
ii ! assortment OF DRESS GOODS, rhra
J. rtl,ln they have been sold this season.
We. tniH>,,r, MI. n"' i6-2"
~ Go TO j. Iingling 6 Bro. a;
Westminster for cloths. and Ca-simcl"S.-
They have a large assortment, and are 7til
ing Them very cheap for cash
nov lG-2W
-" The largest and cheapest stock OF
Mems Boys and Youths Boots in West
minister. ALSO, Ladies' Misses and Chill
,lrcn,' Lace AID Button shoes. in Great va.
ii swat W. o. LlGGETN.
~" English and + rnch, China, Grant,
api {. G. WARE, and House krrpIn.
Goods Of every kind, cheap at
sent, Eff W. q. LlGGtT'S,
Westminster.
- Trnnks! VaIi~eS IA iul
s ,pplv of Trunks and Nal!ses all s'z"~
and prices, just received and for sale cheap
br ID. G.. MARTIN, jr
sept 1.2m* Mex, door to the Post ONCE,
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NJ -
By virtue of Mortgage executed Ia
the undersigned hv William lIich and
Frances +. t!rich, his wife, viii sell at
Public Sac ut the Western Maryland 10,
tel, in the town of Emmitsburg,
On .SaivdoM Norcm5cr II, 1872,
at I o'clock, p. NJ, a House and -
Lot in the town Of Emmitshur",
known as part of lot No. %, ON -f--s-'--
the plat of said town, and also those lots
and Darts of lots of grou d, which with the
said lots No, 81, were conveyed TO
said Frances +. U!rch by John D.
Niclum, by deed daily executed and re-
corded in Libcr f. :. No. 10, folio 30, one
Of the land records Of Frederick county,
now in the occupancy Of said VIM. Ilrich,
and France L. Ulrich his wife, to the high
est bidder.
Terms Of .Sulc--CISW
ISAAC HYDER,
oct. l0-4w* Mortgage.
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IASlllON

FAS'IIoN
i AND OTHER
MAGAZINES FOR NOVEMBER.
MINNIE Dcnorcst's, lcslic'S, prtcrsrl's
Godcys, llarpcr's, Scribncr's, Mr'ropolit
an, &c DC. al SMITHS
oct % Temple Of Fancy, Frederick
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-11-23

In Emmitehurg. on Thursday, the l4th
instant Mss MARY McDINIT daughter
OF the late Judge james McDivit, Of Al
aus county, Pa, aged about % years.
GA the 9TH instant, near Mt. st. Mary ;
COLLEGE, Mr.. JOHN 'rODLE, aycl -
Years.
a. Georgetown, in this county on the 81
ir.tAa'. Mrs. JULIA C., wife Of Randolph
Dudrcar reed >" years | month and )
i"y-.
ii Norfolk. Virginia, on the i%th inst
Hr. tNtRIES ". HITARI. of Fred
rI.,k seed - years | month and ~ daNN,
,Al,.-l son Of Mrs. EiixaN>.th o !."ary, and
grandson of VIM. G. Hoffman, Esq.
ON the l"th instant. in CINCINNATI Ohio
lIIRMAN +. DEBElNG, II native Of Oi
.hnlug~, Germany. lat for several years =
resident Of Frederick, aged 10 yeas ; mos,
:! nj III DAYS.
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