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nA- The election in the State of
Maine for Governor, Congressman
and Legislature will take place next
Monday.
pA- The New York State Demo-
cratic Convention met at Syracuse ON
the 4th instant, and nominated the
following ticket:
Goyernor-Hon. Francis Herman,
of Oneida county;
1t. Governor--Hon. Chauncey NJ.
Depew.
Congressman at Large-Hon. 5. $.
Cox.
Ias~ Senator Conkling,of New York,
is on the stump, addressing large
crowds in that State in favor Of Gen.
Grant and the National Administra-
ton.
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NJ EW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

The subscriber thankful for the liberal
patronage extended to Ian heretofore,
would respectfully inform his friends and
the public generally, that he il receiving
from the city new goods every week. emf
hractng full assortment of dry goods, no
lions, boots, shoes, hats, drugs, hardware,
quccnswarr, bacon, lard, i!rh, &c. which
he will sell as cheap as the cheapest. Call
aud see and Ike convinced Country pro-
duce taken in exchange tor goods.
n. Is. Rails, locust posts, shingles and
hoop-poles always on hand.
FREDERICK WHITE
july 20.tf
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Wheat Wanted,

TNHE sui scribcr is still conducting the
i TOWN MILL in Mechanicstown. He
Is now turning out superior article Of
FLOUR. Flour and feed Of Ill kinds De-
livercd in any part Of the town on Tues
days. and Saturdays.
l will pay the highest price for good
new, clean wheat, rye, corn and oats. Al
ways on hand for sale--chcp and bran.
Aug 24-3ws Il. \. WIERNAN.
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B- A Committee Of eight appointed
by the Convention to inform Charles
o. Conor and John @. Adams of their no.
mination will meet in New York.
n@- 1t is now claimed that Boston,
the Hub of the Universe" will elect
two Democratic or Greeley men to
the next Congress. The Printers and
literati there are rousing for the old
White Hat Philosopher.
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Dissolution Of CopartnersInip.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the CO.
~ partnership existing under the style
Of HOOVER Il FISHER has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent All
persons knowing theinsclvc, indebted TO
the firm are respectfully desired to come
forward and settle up as We wish to close
up the business as soon as possible.
GEORGE 4. HOOVER,
NATHANIEL FISHER,
cE" We have lot of sacks scattered
around among our customers. Persons
having them in their poscession will please
return them Immediately.
Graceham Mills, August "a, ls72-4w*
TIE business will still he carried on by
the undersigned, who is very thankful for
the liberal custom that has been extended
to him before the firm was established,
and also since; and respectfully asks for a
continuance of the same, hoping by strict
attention 10 business and desire to please,
to merit Your custom.
GEORGE \. HOOVER,
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#arriages.

On the gath ultimo, at the United States
Hotel, Frederick, by the Rev. ID. Zacharias,
JOHN II. CORBfN to Miss LUCY NJ.
WILEY, both of this county,
At the Dill House, Frederick, on the Sd
instant. by the same, LEWIS J. HAM
RICK to Miss MARY G. 1SANOGLE,
both of this county.
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INOUND between MecAanicstown
and Cntoctn Furnace, " few days
since, nm article worth from 80 to *15.--
Any person who can give the name Of the
article and date when lost, can have it by
paying for this advertisrment-by calling
on the subscriber At his hOuse in Emmits-
burg. THOMAS j. CROSS.
august 24-2w
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NEW STEAM SAW MILL.

The subscribers having erected new
saw mill, with steam In,wer. with chopping
mill attached, nIr nov prepared to saw
lumber Of any kind q, the shortest nolicc
The saw mill is siiuntrd NEAR Mount Zion
Church, in Washington county. We will
also do chnpping on pleasing terms, such
as rorn, rye, oats, etc. We invivr the pub
lie custom. BROW 4 SHCLII.
aug "a -2nS
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SPECIAL ATTENTION
is called to the advertisement of

is called to the advertisement Of
CHAS. II. o. FOX, in another column,
headed March the 3lst, 1872"
No one in this community has ever been
more successful, than hr, in introducing II
new trade, which almost entirely used to go
to the larger cities. Having well establish.
ed himself by giving general satisfaction in
the mecl,ani, al Us we'll rs In the mercantile
branch of his business. he now offers to the
nublic rare chance to buy Watches, jew
clry and Silver Ware ALLOW FIGURES,
and all are advised to avsil themselves OF
the opportunity. lnaf So u
eE Trunks! Valises VA full
supply of Trunks and Valisrs-all sizes
and prices, just received and for sale cheap
by u. G. MARTIN, jr.
sept T-2m+ Next door to the Post Office.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

Just received from Philadelphia, a
e nice assortment of
CALICOES, GINGHAMS,
DRESS GOODS, MUSLINS, COTTON
AND HEAVY WOOL SHIFTING,
t'annels, jeans twecds and cassimcrcs, and
N O n 4 O NJ s.
which am selling very CHEAP.
GEO. ii. JOHNSON.
Mechanicstown, sept law
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n i \ y III DIN GS!
LET "EvERY-BODY" REJOICE.

IL y ID L ID n e ;
LET EVERYBODY" REJOICE.
GARRY THE NEWS TO HIRAM"
"CARRY THE NEWS TO HORACE,
LIVELY TIMES AT HAND.
LET FlOLINlSTS BE GLAD
To know that they can get for
20 cents SIT of four VIOLIN STRINGS,
KS much better -
50 -" still better Il"
80 best Italian
former price 81 per SET
Also, VIOLIN AND BOWS,
From ONE DOLLAR up to $500,
Banjo strings 30 cents per set,
do. do. so cents per get,
Guitar Strings IL cents per set.
do. do. 1920 par set. best,
Violincclla Strings, 81 per set a strinss)
the best.
cH- All sizes Of Accorlcons, ONE DOL
LAR less in price.
~" Every kind Of Musical Instrument
in Store.
~ Great reduction from former prices
Goods are lower now than ever
Come over IA heather! come y tagether
Come Hiram, an Horace, an a tagcthcr ~
Come running, but don't fall" to
SMITHS Temple Of Fancy,
aug Eft Frederick, Nd,
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rEO. W. STOCKSDALE sells Demc-
W rara SUGAR, very superior artlt lc,
at IL LIZ CENTS. The lowest ] ever
bought. Also, fne Sugars at 10 and I /
cents. Con- an! examine 70! you.s clvrs
M4v!l II Remainder tue DEPOT.
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q. :. + II III q DNO.
WISH to intoIm their customers and
w the public generally. that they have
lust returned from the city with splendid
assortment Of GOLD AND SILVER
W a Tg * r &,
American and Swiss Watches, Jewclry,
Silver Tea and Table Spoons, Forks, Gold,
Silver and Steel frame Spectacles; also
Clocks of the best manufacture
cB- Watch and Clock work warranted
for one year. .)ewel:y repairing executed
in u neat and wOrkmanllke manner
Cash paid for old Gold and Silver.
Emmitsburg, Nd aug. 17-3mos
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EER&T NE00 8VRFLK
FALL GOODS {;
AT THE CHEAP STORE

Some beautiful prints, fall style; notions
of every description Hardware, Groceries,
etc, just received al elegant assortment.
Gall in and sce--at
August 2+4w ROOT 4 GROFF'S.
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ma. 500 AS PREMIUMS FOR
TRIALS OF SPEED. -AN
TRIALS or SPEED.


All trots to bc mile heats, best 3 in g.
Running, hacking, Racing and Pacing to
he mile heats, best in 3.
In trials of speed, Except running race)
an entrance fee Of Is per recent will he char.
ged, not less than to enter and to start
Entrance to be closed ut II O'Clock. W.,
Tuesday, October LIST, the I'd day Of the
Fair. All entries to be kept secret until
after the hour named. Two trials Of speed
to come of each day. MOL purse to hepaid
to Il diStanccd horse.
Running Race Purse $500. $500 to
to first, 500 to second; Is per cent. en-
trance. catch riders, mile heats, best in g.
Open to all
Trot No. 1.-P,,rsc $3.50 5000 to the
first, $50 to the second. Open to ALL
For Horses owned in Carroll county
prior to August list, 1872.
Trot No. 2-For horses that never beat
2:4j, 800. $;5 to the first, $50 to the ST.
cond
No. 3.-For horses that never beat 3
minutes. Purse $ti5. $50 to the first, $l5
to the second
NJ. 4.-For Horses that never beat $3.50
Purse $40. $50 to the first $40 to the Sc
cond.
No. 5.--For horses that never heat $50.
Purse $35. $25 to the first, $40 the sec.
Ond.
No. 6.-Racking Race under saddle
Purse *25. $50 to the first, IS to the Sec
Ond
No. 7.--Pacing Race under saddle
Purse $25. SEQ to the first. IS to the Sc
cond
kBr Trials of speed will take place each
day
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vI>llE NEW LIFE OF ii. GREELEY.
READY THIS WEEK.
THE NEW
REPRESENTATIVE LIFE
HORACE GREELEY.
BY l.. l.. REAvIa.


This is not IN old Life pub lshed several
years ago. and reprinted for this occasion,
hut al entirely new book, just prepared.
with fresh materials from a new and orig
inal standpoint
1t is, as the title wei expresses. a Repre-
sentative Life and will. from its very re-
mafkahlr character and its well sustained
interest from beginning to end, command
the earnest attention of all renders in every
community.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Preface by the author.
Introduction. 10y Cassius NJ. Clay.
Letter from Horace Greeley concerning
the n. y. Tribune
CHAPTER From Boyhood to Nam
hood
CHAPTER ll--lIoracc Greeley and the
Tribune
CHAPTER III-Thrre months in Con-
grrss and Europe.
CHATTER ~ - The Greedy Farm -
Second visit to Europc-Across the Con-
tinent. &c.
CHATTER V Horace Greeley as an
Editor
CHAPTER VI Horace Greeley as n
Politician.
CHAPTER VII - Horace Greeley as a
Statesman.
CHAPTER VIII - Horace Greeley az q
man of Letters.
CH>rTER IN - Horace Greeley az a
Relormrr.
CHAPTER Y - Horace Greeley as
sclfmadc Man.
CHAPTER Nj - Horace Greeley in the
South
CHAPTER MI - Henry Clay and Mar
garct Fuller.
CHAPTER NH 49, A personal Word.
CHAPTER XIV - The lesson Of Horace
Grrclrv's itr.
Gcor ~ d. Prentice TO Horace Greeley,
y poem.
APPENDIX.
The nomination of Horace Greeey for
President.
The Cincinnati Platform and Letter Of
Acceptance.
The bailing of Jefferson Davis
4 striking s,rfl.plate portrait Of Mr..
Greeley. from the best and most recent
photograph, faces thc work, and is really
worth the price of tho whole book.
The volume contains 500 large. closely
printed pages, and, although very expsn-
sive work to produce, is sold NJ the unprc-
ccdenfrdly low price of - per copy.
NOTICE TO AGENTS AND CLUBS.
The call for this new work is 50 nnivrr-
sal throughout III, country, that the Pull
ishrrs have decided to sell copies to
\ CENTS and Coos at the foo" ing rates:
10 COPIES FOR. .S'5
80 COPIES rON. STD
100 COPIES FOR. $f2O
Single copies will hr sent by mail rcst-
age prepaid, on receipt Of the regular
price, -
Address orders to
THE TRIBUNE,
New York City.
june Z9-tf
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MORO PHILLIPS,
GENUINE IMPROVED
Super-Phosphate Of Lime,
~" No. o. SOUTH STREET, BAIT.
MORE.

The ingredients Of this Super. Phos-
plate are hnr, Phosphate, Sulphuric
Acid and Ammonia.
II j. one Of the best Phosphates now in
,lse, and operates ON the land like charm.
90" Farmers are invited to give it u
trial. Always on hand and for sale by
GEO. ". STOCKSDALE, Agent.
Aug 24-3mUS
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, tuMO THY SEED.-Just received an d
J. for sale supply OF excellent, clean
TIMOTHY SEED, by
GEO. W. STOCKSDALE,
sept 1T At the Depot.
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VINIIE BEST :!
THE KELLER DRILL.

TIE KELLER DRILL.
"Thc Best that il the name, because
all those who have used or seen them call
them TIE l,est Cali and Gee them. VIZ
have also
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THE GREAT ANERIN.4N

THE q EH 7 4 " ER7VEN
CIDER .NILL
the Standard Mill of the world We keep
none but trsl-cass Agricultural Machin-
cry, Leather Betting, Grass Seeds. &c. win
take pleasure in showing any person
around who may come to see us, and treat
them well. STEW ART Il PRICE,
Agricultural Warehouse,
july 21-Gt Frederick, Maryland
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.NH saw, where did YOU get such mic"
" Sugar and GOLDEN SYRCPS?"
nav lt-tf Al STOCKSDALES
ri. I bat'stE Tie place Warehouse.
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Broker and Real Estate
Agent.

'I>lIE undersigned has established an Of
l flee for, the purpose Of carrying on the
Real Estate and Broker business. Private
securities bought at reasonable discount.
Overdue time Of mechanics laborcrs, &C,
with their employers, bought a, very low
discount. Money loaned for short period.
of time on receipt of good security. Par
ticular attention paid to the sale of real
estate entrusted to my hands. My strict
and sole attention will le paid to the above
business
ny Office rear room. ground floor Of
Gilds' Hall. Entrance by the Hall door,
address. ClIAS. +. CASSELL,
Abr G-GlnOs* Mechanicstown, Md.
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ECONOMY IS WEALTH
DON IT BUY BOOKS!,
SAVE MONEY
By Loaning Book from
SMITHS CIRCULATING LIBRARY
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Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Frederick county.
True copy
Test CHARLES MANTZ,
aug law Clerk,
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sss" Liberal arrangements have
been made with the Western Mary
land Railroad for the shipment Of
Goods intended for Exhibition, and
HALF FARE TICKETS will be is
sued at all the Offices of the Road.
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Mechanicstown Markets.

FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET.
Corrr-ttd ,rr,iiy IN Gtprw W. .StmkMdrlr,
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cOna.
tB Trials of speed will take place each
day
800 IN SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
10 the Farmers Of GuYoU County,
The Society, to excite competition among
the Farmers, and, if possible, increase the
yield of the staple crops of the County.
aycconcluded to offer the following Pre-
mums for the coming year $50 for the
best acre of Wheat $25 for the best acre
of Barley; $25 for the best acre of Rye,
10 hr sown this fall and harvested in 1873 I;
$50 Tor tho best acre Of Corn; $25 for the
best acrcof Oats $50 for the best quarter
of an acre of Potatoes, t" be planted in
1873 An entrance fee Of 10 per cent on
the Premium competed for will he charged!
Full particulars OF the mode and manner
of sowing, planting &c, will br expected,
and all persons wishing to compete for the
fall crops will he required to make their
entries with the Secretary on or before the
Is, day Of November, 1872, and who will
give all nccdtul information.
Is All articles and animals for cxhib-
ton must hr properly entered at the Bust
ness Office Of the Society. The Grounds
and Buildings will he open on Monday,
the 30th of September, to rccciveall ar,l-
clcs for exhibition, and trusty persons EN-
ployrd Ivy the Society will assign them
places and guard the grounds. Articles
shipped beforehand will /" pr operly cared
for. No entry tor competition will he
made after 70 o'clock, ". of Tuesday, the
LIST of October. except by special permits
sion. Hay, straw and water will BE- sup
piled free Of charge, for Ill animals enter
ed for Premiums; and Grain will M pro-
vidrd at the lowest cost price for those
who desire it.
stay" Liberal arrangements have
been made with the Western Mary
land Railroad for the shipment ct
Goods intended for Exhibition, and
HALF FARE TICKETS will be is
sued at all the Offices of the Road.
The Judges on the various Glasses are
requested To present themselves at the
Business Office ut 10 o'clock, \. NJ, on
Tuesday, and report their awards to the
Secretary before 4 O'Clock, p. NJ, on We'd
nr>day, October I'd.
The Premiums awarded by the Society
will lH announced at - O'Clock. NJ. on
Friday, after which exhibitors of stock
will be allowed to remove the same from
the Grounds if they desire.
All persons visiting the Exhibition must
.1,<., III .,f
Society, upon pain Of expulsion and for
fiitur" Of all the privileges for which they
have previously paid.
Gates will be open at S o'clock. a,
NJ, of Each Day, and at that time
every Officer is expected to be at his
post
4 BAND OF MUSIC will he pre-.
sent e%rh day.
ras" ADMITTANCE. 80 CTS.
Children over 10 years of age.
25 CENTS.
cF- Season Tickets 81 90 Checks will
be given at the Gate, a charge Of $l,m
will bt made at the time of entering the ar
tclcc. hut Free Ticket, good for the Fair,
will be gwen to the Exhibitor No diSor-
derlv conduct ofanv kind. gambling, or the
sale of Spirituous Liquors will be permit
ted The Chief Marshal and his Aids, with
the Sheriff ofthe County, WILDE upon the
Grounds to preserve order.
JEREMIAH RINEHAKT,
Vice President.
LOUIS p SLINGLCFF,
Chief Marshal
WM. A. MCKELLIr, Secretary.
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no. 1916 E0lITY.

In tie Circuit Gurt for Frederick
Gounty IN EY"''M
John Stottlemyer and Susan Stottlemyer,
his wife,
VS..
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WHO is THE PEIJURERq-MR. JENKINS EN-
D0RSES MR. WOOD.

NEW YORK, April Q. 1872.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
nv attention has been called TO an afldavt In the
HERALD oil April 2, 1872, purporllng to he made by
me IN 1869, which very unjustly reflects upon the
character OF Henry Wood. formerly Deputy Col.
lector In the Ninth disarcf. In justice to that gen.
tieman request you 10 publish the following ati
daviL Yours, respectfully. JOSEPH JENKINS
Csgand County II Nsie rork. ss-Joscph jenkins, being
duly sworn says:n the later part of Ss requested
BY certain part in New YORK to appear AMI make ali
dav regarding ans committed a. aistl cry in Forty first
these irsna: bu distinctly told them thai knew nothing at
eh duplicating henry Wood, deputy Collector in said
know anything OF the kind d. ttt~
An aavi, pr pared for 70 align and was read or
pretended 10 be read to read aid
OF the reflections .r. Wood which appeared In tho
AFFIDAVIT published in the HERALD Aprl 2, 1874.
The statements published 10 that utterly false
20 far as they refer u NJ Henry Wood for know nothing
Of any fraud perperated by him. corruption bribery
In which he in any way has been concerned
make this all 'avt without any consideration hope or
promise OF reward entirely without solicitation oh the part
M wood or any other person and solely from desire to
90 Justice 70 sepnem9n ghom think has been injured by
oIneT aMaayt which purports TO have been made BY
SS<c.--Es-.1-Y JOSEPH JENKINS.
Sworn TO before me this 9Th day of April 1s72-GEoRGR
O. LAY, JR Notary Public New York county.
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A ROYAL SCANDAL.
The Truth Regarding Queen victoria's Visit to
Germany.

- LONDON, March 20, 1879.
me ostensice object OF Her Majesty's visit to
Germany Is TO see her halt.slster, the Princess
MISUNDERSTANDING. 1t Is pretty well known,
however to those persons at the West End that the
pretended anection towards the half-slster serves
only as a cover. Some OF the London journals have
Mnted at the PROBABILITY OF forthcoming marriage
with German Prince of the Princess Beatrice, the
youngest daughter OF the Queen Tnat may DC 80 or
nots at all events II is only secondary 10 the real
object OF the Queens journey. the truth Is
that Her Majesty has gone to use ner influence
IN hushing no the latest Court scandal Prince
Teck IL Is said has been heard OF IN MS late traves
on the Continent as being accompanied ny Well
known actress oil the London stage. 1he Princess
Teck princess Mary OF Canpridge). u IL added, mas
become enraged at the conduct oil The Prince. her
husband, that sue Is urmy resolved TO apply Tor y
divorce. with the view 10 prevent further mis-
Chier and TO dissuade, II possible, the Princess
Mary TO nave recourse To legal measures,
which. especially at this Juncture, Wouli lead to
unpleasantness II brought before the pubic,
Her MAJESTY mas gone 10 Baden IN hopes 10 settle
the difficulty" and 10 appease the feelings OIL the
outraged Princess. The foregoing is freely discussed
the shady walks OF Pan Nali, though, as matter
sibe that We must receive The story with several
grains OF al owance.
The Princess Mary was born In 1893, while Prince
Teck Il four years her junior Tney were married
In June 1865 Thcre are three chldren-One daughter
and two The Prince Ieck Is the son o. Prince
Alexander OF Wdriemberg. The actress ~ known as
belonging 10 one oil the theatres III the Strand.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
w ALLACK's.

w LAST NIGHTS OF
THE VETERAN,
in consequence OF the production OF
NOVELTIEa.
Mr.. LESTER WALLACE. Mr.. JOHN BROUGHAM Mr..
join GILBERT, Mr.. CHARLES FISHER, Mr. 81.
POLK, Mr.. CHARLES ROCKWELL, Mr.. q. +. BROWNE,
Mr. W. j. LEONARD. Mr.. Z. NJ HOLLAND, Mrs.
CLARA JENNINGS, MISS EFF1E GERMON, Miss HELEN
TRACY Nine. PONISI.
EVERY EVENING.
Mr.. H. J. BYRON'S NEW PLAY,
PARTNERS FOR LIFE,
viii be the next production, which occasion
sis ..ss.. Mr.. CHARLES MATHEWS
win make hts reappeafance.
BOuClCAULrS'S GREAT COMEDY,
LONDON ASSURANCE,
Ia also In preparation.
Box Book open two weeks in advance.
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HEAVY THUNDER STORM AT TRENTON.

A very heavy thunder storm swept over Trenton
about three O'Clock yester lay morning. The thun-
der was fierce ana the llg thing very vivid. Rain
Tell In torrents Tor some Tune. No accidents have
been heard OF IN Inc city or vicinity from the fury OF
he storm.
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A CANADIAN MURDEREss TO BE HANGED.

LONDON. Ontario, April 8, 1872.
Phpbe Campbell has been found guilty OF the
murder OF her husband. and sentenced TO be
banged on June 20, lS52.
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STORAGE.

GToRAGE.-G0OD LIiHr ROOMS FOR STORAGE OF
West Fifteenth Greet
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DRY GOODS.

1JAIR-HAIR--H AIRA-SCHAw's PATENT HAIR;
IL equal to human hair; be combed and brushed ;
Switches 81, DC Human Hair, cheapest IN market
solid Switches enc yard ions So French Twist 81 Curs,
$l and upwards. Ladies' own hair over .5
--latest styles always IN hanI52 howery Great
street. Highest prices paid ftr Human HAIR
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THE QUEENS HoTsk, NEAR THE CRYSTAL PAL
i ace, Upper Norwood, Londop.-To tourists and fam
lies Its elevated pleasant and salubrous position
combined with the comfort afforded and general
mcnt have made the Queens Hotel avoc resort Of II
upper ranks Of English society.