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THE LUTHERAN FAIR.

css- FAIR will open Dec. 23d, q J.. NJ.
Ts;" Admission. Season Family Ticket
so cents; 35 cents for season ticket tor
single person; 10 cents single admission.
Dinner on Christmas Day adults ."
cents; Children % cents; Lunch during
the week,
Christmas Tree. .Admittancr 10 cents.
Santa Claus will bcstow gift on every
person who calls on him.
! ON EULKS' CONCERT on Thurs
day night, goth instant. Adults 20 cents
under 10 years 10 cents.
OYSTER SUPPER on Saturday night
Dec. %. Single Ticket - cts. and Sl,'o
a." Half Fare Tickets from all points
on Western Maryland r. X. from West
minister to Ilagerstown
Css- The above tickets to be had at Gllds
Drug Store and the Gilbert House.
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An Estray.

Frederick Ca,u,fy, to-'~t:
7 hereby certify, that Elias A. erosion,
of Frederick County brought before me
the 81, lscribcr, one of the duly qualified
Justices of the Peace, in and for the said
county. this 2d day Of December, 1872, asa
stray trcSpassing upon his enclosure, red
and white spotted BULL, with large
warts on his front legs, is about one year
old. Given under my hand
II. }. kRISE, d. p.
The owner of the above described Bull
is requested to prove property, pay char
res and take him away.
dec 14-3w E'LI1S 4. GROSHON
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Western Maryland R. R.

A REGULAR Daily Freight Train is
"A now running between Baltimore and
Smithsburg, in Washington county. Md,
eight miles from IlagerstOwn. The Yves
tern Maryland Railroad Comply is pre-
pared to receive and forward Freights to-
and from Baltimore and Smithsburg amt
Wavnesboro' Station, and all other Sta
lions on its line Merchandise destined tor
these points should be sent 10 the Northern
Central Freight Depot. corner North amt
Centre Streets, marked to the care OF the
Western Maryland Railroad Company.
Information concerning rates, &c, vilI
be furnished atthc Freight and Passengers
Agents Office, 100 North Calvert street.
JOHN +. RlGNET,
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
WILLIAM II, JoURDAN,
FrrIyht AMI Ptss NIGER -1grnt.
feb l1-,f
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that applica-
" ton will be made to the County Com
missioncrs of Frederick County, after
thirty days from the date hereof, for the
purpose of making several changes in the
roads leading from the turnpike through
Evlcr's Valley, to the old llagcrstown
Road; first commencing at the Laurel Hill,
at the corner of John Knots lot, inclning
to the left of the Pine Hill. running
through the woodland of Mrs. David Eylcr,
intrrsccting the old bed on the top of the
hill at the corner of Lewis Matthews lot:
and to close mp the old road at said point,
Second to change on said road at the top
of the hill, through the timber land OF Pc
ter Rodly and brother, and passing through
Mr.. IIanSenuruhcr land to the creek above
the turlins, and closing the old road ut
said points, -
CHARLES A. EYLER,
HARVEY G.. WINTER,
WILLIAM j. RODDI.
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The bridge across thu Congaree Eiv-
or, destroyed during the evacuation Of
Columbia, s. G., in 1868, was reopened
on Saturday.
Thirteen stores, shops, and other
buildings, including 7hr Journo1
printing office, in Potosi, Mo-, We're
DESTROYED by fire last Friday.
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Notice..

NOTICE is hereby given to the debtors
ed, either by note or book account. to come
forward and liquidatc their liabilities with
in ninety days from this notice. Tho~
who fail to do so, will find the accounts "
their Indebtedness placed in the hands u
an officer for collection.
JAMES \. ELDER, A"ENr,
For Mrs Rr"inu ). Sweeney, Nj K
sept - Nv
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AN HiSTEeAY.

\ STRAY lIEIFER CALF about
~. one and Il half year old came to the
residence Of the subscribers, Charles A, and
John f. Fylcr. in Eyler's Valley, about
miles from MrcFmnic.1own on or about
the list of October, 1872. The said calf Is
n hrindlc and whi,ccoor with small horns
protruding. No other pcrcrivahlr marks.
The owner of said calf is desired ocomt
and prove property, pay charges and take
her away, otherwise size will be disposed
of as the law directs.
CHARLES A. EILER,
JOHN +. EYLER.
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orr FOEHS' CONCERT.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Dec. 26, lSE.

MECHANICSTOWN Dec. 70, 1917.
In connection with the Fair, there viii
br held ON the above date, an "Old Folks
Concert" under the management OF liof
j. Mark OSlcr. in GILDS' llAlh
to consist of Solos, Duets. Full Chor'SrS,
&C., accompanied with orchestral music
to be intcrsprrsrd with "Olden Time
speeches, contabs and dialogues.
Idu,s,i0n Adults % cents; children
under 10 years. - cents.
sT- Tickets for sale at the Fair Room
and Gilds' Bros. Drug store.
u.y- Music Ivy the Mcclancstown String
Band.
dee, 14-2w
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1.oral olNaU&

LUTHERAN FAIR. -. Contributions
to the Fair will be received by the
following ladies:
Fancy Work.
Miss Mary long. - Articles OF
Fancy Work and materials fer same
Everything from r Cnsn'on to
Suits Of Clothing worth $lOO-very
acceptable.
Mrs. Il. 3. Gibut.-Fuel, Vege'
tables, Poultry, Cider, Fruit, etc.
Confectionery.
Mrs. IIm. SIr.-Cake, Butter Eggs
Groceries, etc.
The Fair will open Dec. ODD.
NJ. f. OsLER, See ry.
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THE LYNN MrEpER.-The trial Of
J. Hamilton Shew, indicted as Access
sorry to the murder Of Abraham l..
Lynn, has been set for the l1th IN
slant, in the Circuit Court for Wash
ington county. The case of Jos. ".
Davis VS.. The State of Maryland,
was argued before the Court of Ap-
peals on The Sd instant, bnt at the
present writing no decision has hecn
promulgated by that Court. Should
the Court Of Appeal reverse the decls-
ion Of the Court below upon the cues
ton Of testimony, new trial WILL b"
granted Davis and the trial Of Shine
will he postponei We presume tn"
Court of AN,vals will act upon The
case before the eth.
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CHRISTMAS WILL SOON BE
HERE.

TTNHE subscriber has just returned from
Baltimore with full assortment OF
French and Common CANDIES, Toys,
Christmas Gifts and New Years presents,
Fancy Boxes, Toy Books for children.
Fruits Of all Kinds.
Raisins, Currants, Figs, Dates, Oranges.
Pruncs, etc Cakes and CONNECTIONS OF
every description.
FRESH OYSTERS always on hand,
and served up at short notice.
tE- Call in my triends-l will try and
please you all
j. S. MARTIN,
dec l4-3w* Water street.
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MA X + NJ O n f y!

Farmers make money by saving your
Grain. \ new invention.
TIE LITTLE MONITOR,
three Machines in one, Tanning Mill, Grain
and Seed Separator. This is the grandcst
arrange mcnt for cleaning and separating
all kinds Of GIain ever invented. II is
equally adapted tonll kinds ofGrain, clean
inc seed and market wheat, in the most
perfect manner, at one and the same opcr-
alton. 1t will also separate Timothy seed,
Glover seed, Dock seed, and Smart Weed
seed perfectly clean.
Wheat cleaned on this Fan will command
from five to ten cents more per huShcl than
wheat cleaned ON any ordinary Fan, thus
SAVING more than twice the price Of the fan
in one season Every Miller, Grain Dealer
and Farmer, should have one. Bring us the
iilhiest wheat you can find, and we will sur
prise YOU how perfect the Little Monitor
win srpara,cit The cost ofthis Fan is less
than ANY other Fan in the market. For
further particulars call and see it at the Ag-
ricultural Warehouse of
STEWART & PRICE,
FrcdcricI, Md.
We also have the Agency for the superior
REAPING & MOVING MACHINES.
Something new. just the thing. 1t has no
coz gearing, thus doing away wlthall unnr-
cessarv straps thatarc liable to get out ofor.
der, which often gives the farmers snmuch
delay and cxpcns" to keep in ordel during
harvest. Call and see it and be convinced
of its simplicity and excellence otconSlruc-
ton, 5. n =.
dec l43w
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pa~ The "internal improvements,

nT- The internal improvements,
proposed in the Presidents message,
are the opening Of canal routes to con
meet the Mississippi Valley with the
Atlantic seaboard; one line to extend
to Charleston and Savannah by way
Of the Ohio, Tennessee, and Ocmu|gee
rivers; and another by an extension OF
Kanawhv and James River Canal to
the Ohio, and by the extension of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
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Fancy Goods and Notions,

Fancy Goods ana NotionS,
ever seen in Frederick, embracing many
articles appropriate rs PRESENTS for
the approaching Holidays.
Smiths TOys-.lt is an established
fact that every child, ut least, must have
HOLIDAY PRESENT., and we invite
every Father and Mother, living or visiting
in the country around or about With
in 1891 miles of Frederick city, to come
and see the vast assortment OF HOLIDi J
PRESENTS, and | don't think there is
anything that you will not find at Smiths
"Temple Of Fancy
For the Boys We have States.
Drums, Balls, Tops, Knives, Watches, Ma
ric Lanterns Games, Flies, Harmonious,
Accor,lcons, Soldier Caps, Pr"pcllors,
Slcds, Wagons, Carts. Microscopes, Alpha
bet Blocks, Building Blocks, Horns, Check
er Boards, Dominoos, Toy Books and lots
of things do dot think of now.
For the Girls. - My Gracious =
Where shall begin? We have Doll llou-
SEES. Wax, China and Common Dolls
Dolls that Tux, WaH ant Crn~l: China,
Britannia and other sets: Furniture, Bed
stcads, Trunks, Work Boxes, SatchciS,
TOYS of all kinds Beads, ascs. Doll Wa
CONS, Doll Carriages, Games, Toy and Jul
venile Books and many other pretty things
you will he delighted with.
Smiths Gifts and Presents.
For the Babies and Little Ones - We
have lots of squeaking and rattling Toys.
&c. Holiday Presents for Grandfathcr and
Grandmother, Mothers and Fathers, Pres
ents for Uncles and Aunts, for Swrethearts
and Wives. for Brothers and Sisters, Pres
ents for everybody. Our stock Of
Family and Pocket Bibles,
HYMN Books, Prayer Books Photograph
Albums, Wo:k Boxes, Writing D,tts.
Portfolios, Jewel Boxes, Glove Boxes, Pen
and Pocket Knives, Card Cases, Tsaist',
Fine Vases. Toilet Sets, Musical Esmrs.
China Goods, Work Baskets. Tr&ssiiE
ditto. SatchrlS. P,rt,nnrrv. Soaps, l5raaDe,
Victims, .Accor,cons, Guitars, lutcn- Elite y,
Banios. Drums. Clas;"ncts. Flagt'lh::s,
TamborinrS, Trinnglrs, four, five. six ayt
seven barrel Pistols, Purses. Wallets. =,
war Holders backgammon Boar Ia. ('h.-
mcn, Dunlinors. Stercuscoprs, Masks t'r.
The stock on hand surpassrs anything
in this place and fully equal to tie CTR
Stores and prices are Ms low.
| ~" Call while the stock is large and ~
! broken, and avoid the large crowds usually
found at the near approach Of the .a''i-
days
~ DON'T WAIT until all the fine ANS
beautiful Goods are gone. Select theHh
now. and have them laid 10y for you.
~ If you want to see real "Curb~''N
Sho1,," call at SMITHS TEMPLE OFT
FANCY, and you will be gratit1rd.
Respectfully. &c.
DAVID +. SMITH.
No. 40 North Market street,
dec 1T Frederick City, Md.
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FARMERS. SAVE YOUR FEED

(NET yourself a Feed Cutter, a
'Corn Chopping Mill, and an Agricul-
tural Steamer to cook the food for your
stock. You will save feed and have more
to sell, besides your stock will thrive much
better on prepared food than on the rough
raw material Well kept stock shows the
merits of n good farmer The above named
machines are of the most improved kinds.
and can he procured at manufacturers
prices from the Agricultural Warehouse Of
STEWART & PRICE,
Frederick, Md
n5yr Seud for Circulars. dec. 14-tf
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ssa- The trial of Jesse W. Upper
cue, the young man indicted for the
murder Of his aged aunt, Mrs. Amelia
Wheat, in August last, commenced in
the Criminal Court of Baltimore, on
Monday last, and is still in progress
The impression gains ground that he
will be acquitted.
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President Grant has appointed the
Hon. James L. Orr, of South Carolina,
Minister to Russia, vice Gov. Andrew
6. Curtin, of Pennsylvania, resigned.
Mr.. Orr was at one time Speaker OF
the House of Representatives, but du-
ring the Rebellion joined the "seces-
sion party of his native State. Mr..
Orr is an old Printer and Editor, and
a gentleman of marked ability.
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1872. 1879.
TEHIi HOLIDAYS!
CHRISTMAS And NEW YEARS.
. PRESENTS :

SAyrA-CLAUs' HEADQUARTERS,
"SMITH'S TEMPLE OF FANCY.'
BRIDAL PRESENTS,
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
New YEARS PRESENTS.
Now in store, and will receive the next
two weeks the largest and best assortment
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The subscriber offers at Pri- EEs4
waite Sale, the House and Store, PskIMI
next to the Depot Warehouse ssahHt
in Carroll street, Mechanics Eva
town. 1t has several convenient rooms for
small family, besides Room suitable for
Il Clothing Store. II Confectionery, ami
Oyster Saloon or Fancy Store
Any person desiring to 20 int" business
in Mechanicstown, will find this IN elegant
stand lis nrarurss to the Depot ami me
great thorouwhtarc that centres in Carroll
street, on the arrival AMI departure OF the
cars, makes il an excellent business stand.
Terms made known on application 10
oct 26-tf GEO. W. STOCkSDAl.E.
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u.s. TUE TRIBUNE VIII SHORTLY pa

nea- TuE TRIBUNE VIII SHORTLY pub
lish Memorial yoilE4u, nontainingan
Obituary notice Of Mr.. Groeley. wi'h
an account Of his last illness, the pop
uar honor to his remains at the City
Hall, the final Obsequies, and some OF
the more careful editorial tributes
from this and other journals.
The dry goods store Of Blum &
Ameson, Cairo, ILL.,, was robbed OF
So 600 in currency on Sunday.
Tho horse disease ia On the increase
in st. Louis, and nearly all the horse
cars have been withdrawn.
Garvin & Howe's stable in Albany
st.. Bos ton, was burned on Thursday
and eighteen horses persisted IN The
flames.
Thomas A. johnson, the senior jug
tee of the Supreme Court of the State
of Now York, died at Corning on
Thursday evening.
sAp-. Many articles omitted for want
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Nj. +. OSLER, See rv.
THE CHRISTMAS DINNER. - Ne
trust that every person who can al
ford it and all should strain point
to afford iN, will attend the Christmas
Dinner to be given on this Birth day
of the Redeemcr Of the World. And
also attend the Fair generally through
the week. Attend yourself, and il
your neighbor is too poop, is honest
and worthy, buy ticket for him OF
her and make it a present. It will all
90 to swell the Golfers Of the Fair
Remember, that YOU are meeting on
that dav to celebrate and commence
rate the Birth Day Of Il Saviour-the
Roleemer Of the World-a Christ that
suffered and died for Us all. That
Saviour who while on the earth made
no difference between the R'ch and
the r1oy-the lame, the halt and the
blinl-the Saint and the Sinner. In
honoring the poor in spirit, the meek
and broken hearted you honor Him.
BE lust and generous and liberal on
such day as this. Come to this
Feast Of Reason, Religion and lln-
manitv. For one day in the year let
all be made happy rich and poor
alike. 'rYcre should be no dist ction.
Those whom YOU may help, for yonr
liberalitv and generosity, the All
Seeing Eve will bless and prosper
Won here and hereafter, There is nc
doubt about this. 1t is the truth, the
frozen truth. the gospel truth, known
and proclaimed of all men.
BIZ" We understand the Faculty o.
Mt st. Mary ) College, Father Johr
McCatircv, owing to advanced years
and i'll heellh, having rendered his re-
Signation rs prcsil mt, elected Father
john MrCloskrr President, and Rev
Henry s. MrMurlin Vice President
The College is in - very Furnishing
condition. with more scholars in at
tendance than at any period since
sfD -,h, ha,in,;nrot r.. naiD.l);on
neA. The Rev. Thnmps DNeill j,
now thn Pastor of the Catholic church
Our Ia,ly Of MI. FHrmrl, in this
place. Father q Nrjll is - veteran
priest AMI most e.timaLle gentleman
i !. t)ouoLt he will makrn consider
.h,. ,r,i,;,;,inn ,o IN. uomber.h hin Of
III. cLnrch If N,,h,nicst,wn with.
, in thc COMING year. He will celebrate
! Mass and preach here next Sunday
morning. He is n rigid disclplna
rlan, but most "onrt""nS and KIN"
in the expression and discussion o
religions roIem''S, ana Will keep M
,o"r zig ,a',,,;nn. anI ,,n,, dortr;n r
%. o. ,l l'' ,l tIn 'I'''7 "
VI '"' V"''''''
Indian Summer comes along about
once a week IN thus locality. "A slgT
that 'mo""a>ln tracks Will soon be
seen in the gIlst"nlng snow.
II is thought il will be beautiful
weather during Christmas week.
a,o ~. L., Na,l,v ,ftorroon
"," =" ani n;aht tho wind f,;rl,
.I r,'.Il ",tbo forar,nnor Of a lnrr;
"'',''o' , ~ ~. nrT i c,me hoorn;,,
.""s' , ~, l ,,a,,nj H., hrow No harn,
WV l. ~, n,nro avorturnod fiat ",
have heard Of. but the Railroad car
came rattljDe down at rapid speed a.
though they might turn over.
Mr. 1,ooh 8 C;l1.l,n in Williams
IA Ii h;o l",r'' bottom on Flat Rum be-
ora llltkOlN b'lloIIl VA 1 feo AN'i ~
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My MERRY CHRISTMAS ,,-Da
DURE NEW Crop of New Orleans
MOLASSES. for sale by
ROOT & CROFT.
,l,, 1i.2yy
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November !, lToT.

EpvrArIoN The Subscriber, en-
couraced by IL Number Of his friends,
very respectfully oolnaints the Pub
lie, that he shall continue 10 teach
Latin & English Languages i'll their
relative Branches also Writing and
Arithmetic.
He pledges himself to pay tho strict
est Account to the Improvement Of
those Pupils that shall be committed
to his Care,
Although his Mode Of Teaching has
met with the Appreciation Of several
judicions and disinterestea Gentlemen,
who were present at the different FIX
aminations and Exhibitions of his
Scholars, he is still sohcitouS to make
such Alterations and Additions as he
shall find best adapted and most CON
ducive to the Advancement OF his
Scholar.
The moderate Price Of G.. per An
mum for the Latin, and E=}. for the En-
gI:sh will be an Encouragement to
these who cannot be rlassed with the
Opuleut. and whose Children, especi:
ally if they have ia lents, are entitled
TO ldunatlon rs we'll as the Children
Of those who ara IN more elevated
Situation OF Lils.
The School Will comnicnoe on the
lst Day Of November next. Apr!ica-
son mode to the Subscriber vail be
duly attended to.
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SttnInv is to have an ocean steamer
ueuel .yr him:
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cFs" Read the Report of the Public
Schools Of Frederick County.
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Somebody predicts a cold winter be-
cause he has discovered t]'at g" {
y.'- s,>luHsr III rg3: tail: arc tall
Il uU4l,,,
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ZOE SALE.

Dec. :. 1872 3w <
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q. ". 81 DER.
Frederick Town, October Is.

GEORGE NILSSON,
RESPECTFULLY in ,orms the public
in general and his old customers il
particular, that he has opened a House
of Entertainment in Frederick Town
IN the house formerly occupied by
Mrs. Z1nmer, nearly opposite Mr.
Thomas ,Johneo1,'S in Market street
= He hatters himself that he will be
able to give general satisfactio n to
,hoee who please to favour him witt
their CUSTOM. - 4 few Boardors vii
be taken on reasonable terms.
N. &. Wsavers Reeds made and
eold by the subscriber Il, a.
Sybtembsr 81, 1877.
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FOR SALE.

That elegant two story stone House
and Lat formerly thu property OF
.Yo,,pt Brm.cr, lying al the nrr"r
rar, of Mark street. frHd'r1ck-
Town; the lowor part Of the House IS
we'll finished, With four rooms. Tor
further particulars aprly 70
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-01

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ausfibruns reIelben 1T pcrldufs nidts
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Der Miersrpalp bel Giresbeim. Der
aufruf an ba5 peutI6e 9plf welz
DIE Die @rinpuns risiss Oentmals
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