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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-07-13

An ESSENTIAL OF LoyELlNESs.-To
be entirely beautiful the hair should be
abundant and lustrous This is abso-
lutelv essential to complete loveliness.
The most regular features, the most
brilliant complexion and pearliest teeth
fail Of their due effect if the hair be thin,
dry, or harsh. On the contrary the
plainest face, lift be but surmounted
by luyuriant and silken tresses, is apt
to impress the beholder with sense of
actual beauty. That GROWING orna-
ment of her sex, is happily within the
reach of Lowell Y woman, and being as
discriminating as she is lovely, she long
ago discovered that LYONS kATHAIRoS
was the sure means OF securing it. No
preparation for the Hair ever enjoyed a
1.-THE OF its popularity, and no wonder,
since it produces such gratifying results
Applied to the waste and barren places
OF the scalp, it tructifies and enriches
them with new and ample growth. 1t
is not, of course, pretended that it will
do this if the capacity for reproduction
is extinct, but so long as it remains that
wonderful rehabiliant will assuredly
propagate the germ Of the hair into life
and activity.
r. V. Pierce, NJ. D., of Buffalo. y.
Y, will send his book OF Chronic DIS.
EASES free TO any address.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-07-25
HENRY WILSON

We copy lie record Of lie ~ Wilson,
eag'h Int Oh the Grant tick t for Vice
President, for the especial be ncft of the
lanltowoc Tribune and ZatuHg, who are
g I,n,, q quoting anything they can learn
tltat was scr published in tho New York
Iitjale fur tao last s. years. Yet, as
editors, they must knaw tl.at the Tribune
tad from s!N y ten all The time, and each
als especial charge and speciality. But
a.nittin@ he wrote all that they claim
AGAINST the Democratic party, we must
.ayn, in cauGor, admit that truth largely
~, algr.'es in nearly all tie stat, m,nts
V As#u c thls fl. The old Democratic
lar,F Wa+ cerr"pt, rs corruption was then
- 'rls.got, hut any supporters Of Grant
Il ih;s campaign ought &c be asham ed to
at'a3s go % oil time corruption for
eiaco araata short reign, he would sell a
Ea.ie stare .ug u rat-terriGr, if the express
,.isrsa- We, rail on the pup in the trans
isn. Your cliof, Gen. Grant, came to dis
..a.,.an Very suddenly from partnership
n . leather store. at 5000 per year,
wa:ia Henry Wilson came almost
Is suddenly from his bench, and,
throwing his shocmalcr's wax at the
Foreigners, ros2, On their acknowledgements
to the United States Senate. Read and
-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-07-25

From tie Door County Adrocote, of the
llsh inst, we learn that work has COM
menced Oh the Snip Canal, and that the
work will be pushed to completion as fast
as possible. We CHIP the following from
the above named Journal.
." On Sunday morning last NE screaming OF tie
,trara vi isile announced the arrival from Chicago
of the feet Of tugs, credge ard dump sc"ws, and
everv man and woman in tie town marked - this
iooks ike work the canal. dou't 1t = while con
zratulatic ms were .howeIed upon Us bY all we met
at their arrival uVan the assurance u at the huge
machines would go 70 work ~ orcs. Monday was
employed In putting the machinery 10 WORKING
order and on TUESDAY morning sll being ready the
feet steamed away to the heal Of the Bay aud took
up II cir pisces At the ,e s,atioos indicated BY En-
Sineer Casgrain, AMI at 1GSD g. M. on Tsesday,
JUL 9th 1874 dorn ent the hippcr and up came
the FIST yard OF dirt which commenced the Work
OF building the Sturgeon Bay Snip Canal.
The first days sork made but Little impression
upon the immeL Sc black muck beneath the jretgs
A. il took good part Of the dzv to ADJUST the
drcdgs TO its work. but Ft the elise OF the day
three scow loads OF near two hundred yards Of
dirt had been taken up and towed AWAY 10 TIE
turp.n. aTvUnd.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-07-25

at the statistics Of 5thcir dcbt, vita w4licfa
YOU are, no doubt, Sasaliiar = You VIII OBJ
serve, While the state debt in nearly all Of
the Southern .cJ-tes mas been increased
from small sums to.mary millions Of dd-
lars, the State Of Mississippi j. 81 czcep-
tou The debt Of that State amounts now
a little over one million, whi!.. that of Ala
bama exceeds fifty nl,fpns. Wien We
remember that General Grants bro.hcr-in-
inw,-isen,. ran fsr ..sveruer Of Mississippi
and was defeated by Akorn, native Mis-
sisspian, and whO has conducted the at
af.sirs # the State will rcs.rrfc. to the best
interests of bis people, while all the other
Southern States have had caTpct-bag Gov
erRors, our wonder ceases.
Party drill aud party discipline have
done d great deal to iniure this Government
in both parties. Parties and politicians,
Ike dogs, have their day. Laughter.
The Democratic party had its day | read
the same speeches now that heard from
Democrats in l86e, except the word Demo
cratic was used then where the word Re-
publicans occurs now. They went ", and
down the country, and called attention to
the fact that the country WIS in Il state of
profound peace that our relations with
foreign Powers were harmonious. They
pointed you to the prosperous condition Of
the country, your manulactorics and com
y.encd under TIE Administration Of the
( Democratic party. Now they tell US, in
making these speeches, that ailthrsc things
have happened under Republican Admins
trations. Both are true. ! is true, also,
that the sun continues tn shine, the earth
10 give forth of its substance, grass crows,
the COWS give milk, the cattle bring forth
young, and our women still c,.ntinue to
bear children-aii under the administra-
ton Of the Republican party They tell
us Grant has paid the public debt. Why,
I Andrew Johnson, the man you impraclcd
4 and o"Heist to remove, paid larscr proper
ton ofthe public debt than Grant has and
; in the same way-with the people 5
money.
There arc good many people that are
going to be injured in this campaign.
Many of these Grant men who are in Of
lice are going to get their fingers n ken.
? Whorc did limestone hit yonr daughter -
asked the lawyer Of the ed negro witness.
: "On the bussun,." GLOW much did it hurt
y her! n IL amt gwan to answcr that qucs-
ton; it hit her, and that > crnf.' AN
swcr the question: said the judge. "W ell,
then, if mas tell, mus II iidu'thurt
de young woman so mucii, but it broke a
couple If l'nrcrs Of de gonn. gcl1rnl"n that
was paying attentions to her mt de time -
/ Laughter AMI applause Bcm't you
Grant men think sou are III SOME danger
of gctt..,; Jour fingers broken.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-07-25
HENRY WILSON.
,ihc lsnnccroas cid Know Yo:1sirgr


'Ehc lsnnccrous old H8noyv Ys.nirg's
apcccE,,s ia i53G-.liEc lso.s Airo-
eioI5 seIbn!dry Eve SroItc.i -E'1r-
eigners &c &c sxcp; Do,yroy zs;.;o-
I,ets. ..
Ext at fro2 Hcnr. " .is'n's Spe, chcS ia Ma 4,
chuSctts. IN Isl.
:" In the heart of the foreigner boats not
8 single noble impulse, not ono sin - throb
Of patriotism. He is 50 brlt, arI de-
GRADED that H. has M sympathy for any
thing but cabbage al lager bact, potatoes
AMI buttcrmilk, or some Other ontlan'lish
dish, fit only for hog Of the street or pen.
NJ the oath5 in the world cannot binl
them"
L" ) me tell mo that IN NV foreigners are
INTEL igent--yes, intelligent How in the
name of Almighty God can they say it q!
80. a. I'-tv'.'',.'' Mn Iii, pip,
and if you see ray of intelligence in that
dirty, idiotc lookins face Of his, show it to
me"
81 We must change tho laws Of the land
and prevent these ignorant, degraded pau
pcTs here from voting and holding Office.
Williams and ruffans who eong7csatc in
and around our villages and larger eiti 5,
and live by stealing and begging from the
Americans. Some say that they have
rights. So they havc-the right to live
under our laws and till the soil, and do as
We bid. They are inferior in intellect and
must be and shall be put down and kept
down if it has to he done at the point oftho
bayonct and With powder and lead"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-07-25

The Fond du Lac Journal says haying
is finished on many farms and the Drop Sc
cured in good condition.
The La Crosse Lea9e,' learns from farm
ers that late sown sprins wheat is an entire
failure, and will not be worth cutting. The
wecyil and the worm have made sad havoc
with the crop, which promised well till
within few days.
The hay crop in Dodge county is the
largest known for years, Rye and barley
are being cared for, and some fields Of
wheat are really for the reaper, All kinds
Of grain look fine, and a large crop is now
in prospect.
The Prairie du Chen Tn,on states that
large quantities Of fall wheat and rye are
brinS harvested in various parts Of he coun-
try, and as far as heard from, the croTs
are excellent.
M kinds Of cereals promise to yiclI q
large return TO the farmers in Clark coun-
ty. Taken altogether this has been the
moot favorable season known here for
years.
1t is stated that the blackberry crop IN
DE Wolf River region is nearly a failure
Ills season, owing to the drought.
The Black Earth idccriiSeJ says the
crops look badly. Fields dat the first OF
last week were looking very favorable, are
now IN some cases not worth the harvest
ing. .......
The Fort Atkinson Hcraid says til,
fruit crop in that section, ut the present
ti'nr, promises an abundant yield. Cur
rants and gooscbclrics are large and plenty
Of them. Apples promise a large crop.
Grapes ale III Gnc condition, and if nothin,
intcrfcres will yield immensely.
Crops in Northwestern Iowa, Southern
Dakota, and Northeastern Nebraska are il
admirable condition, and by far the most
abundant harvest ever garnercd in thu
portion of the country is fully pledged
Nothing, 80 far, has appeared to interfere
web TIM h"i'rs Of the farmers.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-07-25
TIE DEaCON,S CHRISTIANITY.

We clip the following Railroad mentions
fIom Deacon Borcherdt's Tribune Of last
week
The Railroad excursion 10 RseJsri4le very
ar-ey sttenle !, there beng aDo.s twenty cars
fI-d win H.n, women sad ca ldren, who enjoTed
tAsmreEVes on the roai and 1t the picnic GROUND,
e their eEILz coEtsnt. Al The objection We -
j. tat II got Cd sunday; our Railroad
ploYes and ought to have a dar OF 70 tvs we'll
az any o.ser importing creature. snd W. arc conf
dent tAat 10 the whole crowd there was not one
iran upAbie 70 aaasd All Afternoon during the eek
for .geh excursion.
We're it not for the Dcacon's known by
rocri-y, thu Above would be well enough
Gut nan of ordinary brains AM eau
ton would not pen the above 10 reflect on hi.
brother Germans who went to church in
the forenoon, and in the afternoon ma de
IN cxcar-ion by rail, to Rockville, or to
some garden or park for pleasure. as they
were accustomed 70 DO in the mother eouu-
try, and thcn publish TO the world IN the
enc lsac he ol'tNinr, that lie,
took a stroll out on the work on oar
Lake Shore Road, south, last SUNDAY"
with an eve on business for the next
issue.
We took stroll on, to the work c,mmgpcei
n our L. 5. Road Eouth, last oGndly,an had chat,
81 lar ~ 80 can Judge, tho line OF tho r"lrd INTO
town vii rroye quite an injury TO the property
uYLci5 b. ne -r2le a. now determine On. We
sincerely hote tina, such damage as thereby threat
stca % cur ci..zs4, ALL b. avoided If eSor posi-
lie"
Mot laaa w5alI see the folly Of an at
temrt 10 j9i.e up the morals Of their Ger
uan brotiorcn, AMI then admit in the same
Issue Fills paper, that he tool: Eattroad
srru.sion on the same Sunday, undoubtedly
r .urn:u- thanks as lie went home THAT he
ra. M. like His German brcthcrcn, "rubli-
cans and sinners" The Dcacon's God cvi-
lentIy fyr9iyes using the Sunday for col
lectu., locals, but is particularly unrelemt-
.Gy towal i innocent pleasure seekers from
Ito Rhine
IA relation to injuries to property owners
II the grade as now established, We
opine there viii be 10 noel Of the Deacon
iatarnel Vim F., as the Railroad Company
.ornct i;.ma2a any mans private property
al.h.et raying full and complete damages
aad it seem, but dirty assumption Of the
Ueueen's ocn J,aia, that either the Com
tary wou'l conniye at, or the appraisers
&oal,l Assess any man damages at less than
thu.t !u value.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-07-25
TuEgtNpAIGS II SHEE0YGAN.

ps,l Correspondence OF Tie Milwaukee, News
SHEBoYuhs. July 16,
Il may iai rest yorr readers 10 knox that Gen
a,irld KreE has receatly esig ned his position on
ssGv,rn1r " ashbGrL, military staff. lie has made
4,,-r " in tryri.ss ,rar' lsSrsss ~ e eao,.. and s.a
luI TO y.l irh no was appDjnte when he and the
Governor 4cted together politically. lie was also
81 . OF the aitern,te delegates to the Philadelphia
Convention. IIes.ys that he does not kno. OF a
slngle German Republican who will vote foI Grant
Tho Assstln. UHiLel States Assessor mere.
passed around call for signatures Of soldiers en-
darsing the irttsburs Shoulder strap Contention,
md abaudoLa,i TIE undertaking in dlsgu-t-ae
could get no gncrs.
Hon Ellie Williams. Count, Judge Gilman, ex
state Prison Commissioner MeGrau, and hun
5eds OF other Republicans are ut Tor Greeley. 1t
= no longer defection-it - a stampede In the
county, which Eill give bigger majority Tor Gree
la than 1t ever gave Tor any candidate before,
We are happy to record the fact that
y. We are not su1 rised in the least
tlat he leaves the Grant dynasty. We
fargci under Gen. kre8 most of the time
e.ugins the war, and always found him an
honorable high-mindcd gentleman. He
was i.berAliy elucatcI in Germany, and is
q ma Of much more than ordinary culture,
ar,i sc feel assured that any statement he
may max. in regard to the political status
4, the German. is entitled to implicit con
l..cuc5 Us We have every reliance in his
political sl,acity.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-07-25

The Democratic Committee Of the 9TH
Congressional District met 1T Sheboyaan
on last Monday and concluded to call Il
invention to kc hcisi 1T Sheboygan on
Tuesday, Accus; q. Tic ell, which b; 5
been sent 10 be .isred by the members
from Dolgc County, who were all, ent, viii
be published next week.
Senator Schmidt, the member Of the
Committee, from This county, reports that
/ there il a strphs feeling in favor Of Gree
Icy at Shebpygau AMI, as reported by
tie members Of the committee aud
others, al ever the Distr,c4 +.
Col. kretz, alternate 10 the Grant Conven-
. ton, goes for Greeley, az also does Il c
I;ipon FIRE. Press, heretofore Republican.
\ call for a meeting to organize Il Greeley
. Club has been signcG by great number Of
Republicans aud Democrats Of Sheboygan,
and club will be formed at All early day
Bile Williams, an active Republican, is q
Ic..dcr in the GrcoIey moge.
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Noles on the Cl,,.pn,.n.

Deacon Clinton, Of BrJdhcad. has de
claroI fur Greeley,
Ex-senator Warner and cx-Chies Jus
ticc Rice Of Alabama, have declared fur
Greeley.
Q. NJ. Tyler, of Wauke ,ha, Chairman Of
the Republican County Committee, has de-
cIarci for Greeley.
II is rumorel that Hon. s. D. Hastings,
formerly State Treasurer Of Wisconsin, sup
ports Greeley.
The Hon. Geo. L. Smith, OF Madison, is
spoken Of for Congress in the Second Ms
cousin district, vi the Liberal ticket.
1t is reported that Gen. Conrad Krez,
Judge Gilman, Mayor Elwcl, AMI Edward
McGr.w, EN-State Prison Commissioner,
all OF Sl4eboygan county, are out for Gree
ley.
Secretary Dclano concluded his speech
at Alcxauiria, Virginia, Thursday night,
by arguing that Greeley, if elected, would
place himself under obligations to the Dem
ocratie party that in some degree, at least,
he would he the exponent of the principles
If that party, aud that it conil net be 9TH
crwise unless Greeley designed IT, deceive
and abuse the confidence which tic Dem
ocratic party bestowed On him. Greeley
was incapable Of such deception, AMI there
fore the conclusion was inevitable that his
administration would, in some degree. at
least, be shaped in accordance with Demo
cratic ideas and sentiments.
The Democratic Convention of the Eff
seenth illihois District, has nominated
John r. Eden, Of Moultrie, for Congress.
\ Joint Convention of Liberal Repubii-
cans and Democrats of the 18th Gongres-
sianal District Of Illinois, met at Eigin on
Friday and nominated Seymour G. Bron-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-07-25

One OF tn. larRe.t national conventions ever as
sembc in the United States comI oscd entirsl OF
RcDu bllc,ns, las met ri Cincinnati. adopted plat
form and nominated IT, Greeley Cor pres; lent an b.
Gratz Brown for DrcsdeaJ. Another large
convention, composed entirev OF democrats. has
recently met at Baltimore, endorsed both the plat
form and candidates o. the Cincinnati convention
" lin treat unanimity, declaring that both arc
good enough Now let US 20 10 work aud elect
them. To 30 this, to Give item sucn majority as
ought 10 give, must quit this hUshw hack ne
c"ri.i, styie Of campaign, and direct a regular sere
against the enemy VITA Il perfect orgaBizaii"T.
such as We Dug to nave, and Lave WITH tie
right sort OF effort dispute aven with sister
Dotec her standing cl,im tn the h & .es, democrat
ic IN jorIty OF any county in tie state.
hg.in we s-y, organize club at HNniiowoc,
with others in every town an school district .ni
do II now, Iirht awiyt Let the enrol ling process
begin 1t once that these CLUBS, c"moo>ed Of
LII eral EcIu.licins aud Democrats, NAV count
tlC II strengths and be made the medium FOR sic,
Ing car d dates. be ore another one IS nominated.
Vow i the Il re TO ask Il ru leans, IS wei -
Democrats, 20 LOOK GoTn INTO their ears an
bring to the rfare whateE OF OF liberalism taey
eau lind and aGtaccordlns!y.
Or -anizc! Or-arizc! o.ganise - Two Rivers
. Chronicle July ..
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ilHGtIlyING

Judge F.e.Pont, of the Two Rivers
tiroairj., III his editorial this week, has
struck the keynote of our necessities in
.als c1aaty. lie recommends the organi-
zation, in every town, of Greeley AM
gfown Clahs throughout the county, ard
.HsEea several suggestions which are to the
taia', ..hryh shall take occasion to speak
:. ,al aF2,, a. ~ think they are elni-
neatly sU~ua. Hut We had thought that
our Liberal Republican co-laborers should
pu. tie baii in motion There is no dis
s.:isiar the fact that there are plenty Of
s;te.ai Republicans in our midst, and
liz lave hesa waiting patiently for Sena-
tr SrraR arjSenatar Sohurs u come out
= 7isa .!.ea, confidence il their own
-, OK. Senator Sun1er rs
~ 3: ;rarlrs il !. !-,.,.
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..fob Republican, and present Mayor OF
'R3ckfor5, Ill.
A petition is being circulated in lndi-
annapolis, and numerously signed, asking
the Democratic State Committee TO put a
Liberal Republican on the Democratic tick
ct in place of Depaaw resigned.
Senator Carpenter, Of Wisconsin, judge
". Il. Eoss, IF Indiana, Maj. j J. Ecker
man, of the United States Army, Thomas
Murphy, H. v. Bcmis, of Chicago, Jerry
O'Gonncll, sant a number Of ladies, dined
with the President at Long Branch on
Friday evening.
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TIE PILOT.

II .sr. Greeiey . efectef, as he ,giH be L,y o..
scrsdet,ain7 yo'e. he nh seieci fran al pa,isls
Cattact, ond dsqu o1ouni him such U-n
=. ntra'soH sdt gi0e. entue and impli,t coa-
fiaee IL, Horace Greeley uiH not b. Inn
dri gfo -ectton u The country, tie ereat,.e 81 q
i'qss, NJ 1afomaten # a rabal lie ,eiU D.
he Ps'sols"t d lie 4nerlean pe4ple, oae ard
;nd.ut5h.-CAEL scnrrx.
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Gas!"er Brewer, IF B"rtea, as also has
Senator Carl Scbarz in Ms great speech
at 81. Louis on Monday last, which we
shall give to osT readers in or next
Issue, showing how Grant tried 70 purchase
ms support to h.s San Domingo job, 'ni
ply hl.n IN public Yatr,aa4., which he
can show n black and white, and wiIi
pretty ettecFual'y stop t~is ery OF sorehead
used 50 e"piously BIZ Grant papers, and
convince all who read and viii ailos
themselves to be convinced that. al the
trouble between Grant and the Liberal
Il. publicans, with Schsrz and Sumner at
their lead, is that their MANHOOD
stool in the way Of selling out FOR gold
or public PIP.
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" 4 BISON.

Among the personals Of the Manitowoc
Tr,JnRc, last week, Mr. VIM. II. phjpp,
was male TO say that The political pros
poets At the Capital are very nattering, the
turacoats being lcw anl far between, and
most all of them Democrats, while W.
learn from Madison that there are fonr mel
at work about the Capitol who claim t.
have been Democrats, but gave in their ad
h,slon to the Regency when they procurec
work, and that it is admitted by both PAR
ties that there are from $50 to 203 R"pub
Leans who have pronounced fos Greeley
and Brown.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-07-25

Hotels, Saloons and Families desiring
ICE during the coming season will please
leave their orders for same at Shove :
Bank Rate will be TO Hotels, Saloons
and others who take in large quantities
Twenty-Five cents per loo pounds. Fami-
lies a daily delivery Of twenty pounds A.
cents week. GEO. B WRIGHT.
MANIToN0e, Anil u. 1877.
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TnE completion Of the Industrial Expo
s.tion bui'd NJ, at Louisville, was ccIebra-
tod on SATURDAY. The building is the
largest Of the kind in the United States
$50 feet on Fourth street by 80 feet on
Chestnut street, covering an area of 1000
square feet, with an extensive gallery and
q basement ~ by 100 feet. The entire
Goor space is over 10000 squire feet,
The interior viii be lighted magnificentIy
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Window Glass, Oils, Paints,
Putty and Sash, Brushes, &c
f A r M E. r s. II LIS

OF every description kept hand well large and we'll
selected stock Of heavy and shelf HARDWARE, well
General assortment of
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part Of Horace Greeley am lot ms
taken whenI say tie great question of
this campaign is one ofresonciliatioa. We
are in n condition to discs lninor qaes-
ton. until VIE are again a united people,
with cone Gag, one hope, one destiny;
uutil, from one end Of the country to the
other, We feel that hoFe and confidence
which comes t. and from people Who are
not governed, but who goycrn themselves.
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Consisting of Locks in every variety Butts, fast and loose
Screws, Door Bolts, Glass, Nails &c, dc.
would also call special attention to my large stock Of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1872-01-12
A VALUABLE FARM
At Private Sale,

at Private Sale.
T YING about halfway between barnes
town and the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, in a desirable neighborhood, having
easy access to churches, schools, and mills !;
now occupied by Mr.. Henry Case. 1t con
tsins about 1921 acres, more or less IS OF
kipd soil well watered and timbered The
improvements consist of a small Frame Dwell
ing and Out-houses, an Apple and Peach Or
chard. The terms will be easy and reason
able. Apply to
RICHD ". WILLIAMS,
Agent for the widow and heirs Of the
nov 3-w3m late Robert r. Haine5