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vertised preparations in the fat that Il - a
stAhuard medicine Of recogns Ecd nrrit. AMI a.
lor many years been treat. a OF IN medical
wings t,w,Lu
a eLERe1Nas writing 90 ft'ead says, my
soyhge 70 Europe is indefinitely postponed.
have discovered the fountain OF health ON thu
Sde Oh the Atlantic. Three bottles OF Peruvian
Syrnp have rescued me from the fsngs of the
n isi Dysrefela- Dyspeptics should dTink from
GREAT HEAD crxTrS smith eS S.x vo~l O.,
Chandeliers, Slate and Marble Mantels Ia
tzobe Stoves. Crates, Plumbing and Gas-tttin,
Materials, Sc; acknowledged the largest and
most varied stock south OF New York CITY and
at greatly reduced prices as compared with
former rates for this locality.
HAMILTON & PEARSON,
3,s,eo6 Nm. q. A. Building, 9Th and ID SIS.
Poxp's EXTRACT is for sale at wholesale by
and by druggists everywhere. m,th.s,tf
If PEOPLE who suffer from the duh stupidity
that meets MS everywhere in spring, and too
often IN all seasons OF the year. knew how quick
II could be cnred by taking .4yer's SIrsap0rtlla
70 purge the bile from their systems, we should
TO deal with. eosSy
TIE NATIONAL sAvINes R..x. Garner NJ
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per CO.
Per snnum on deposits for each calender month.
%s hours, 8 to 4. Saturdays, to 4 and
AD,l4tis
HE COMMUNITY az large appreciate the use
tuihess or Singers Sewing Machine Is
ASK YOUR GROCER for Doo,ey's Yeast Powder.
tnS pest baking powder for preparing biscuits
roi,s, bread, griddle cakes, waffes, &c DEPOT,
o. New St, n. Y. At retail by all groeers.
Sound PET beng Indispensable % health
and comfort thousands Of persons come from far
and near 10 visit DIR. White. the werl-known
Chiropodist, No. 635 18th street. Opposite the
Treasury, for pelief from corns, bad nails, &c,
and advice as to suitable shoeA
PoND's EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns.
piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throat, sprains,
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
iameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
hoarseness, diarrhGa, and all hemorrhages, etc
Ponds Extract differs from all other ADVERTISED
preparations in the fact that it is q standard
medicine, treated Of i'm medical writings and
kne~n to be cure for these diseases. mt s, IL
WILCOX GIBB's Swine MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baums hoopskirt and corset factory, In street
Intelligencer Building NJ %
THERMOMETERS and barometcrs sre repa,red
and made to order by Hempler, near az street
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SUiTs AGAINST RArLEoADs.-Messrs.R Riddle
and Thomas have, for Nathaniel +. King, en-
tered suit against the Washington and George
town railroad company for that on the oath of
February he took passage OH car ~ to be car
ried to the northern terminus of the road, and
the defendant, by his servants, assaulted him
and elected him from the car. Damages are
laid AT $1,000. This Ii . transfer ticket case.
Messrs. l.. Browning and T. A. Lambert have,
for Mr.. j. A. j. BrothertoB, entered suit
against the Baltimore and ohio railroad for
that en- the I'D Of February, 1873 he took pas
sage on an early train for Highland station, at
failed TO obtain ticket, by reason OF the ticket
Office being closed; that the conductor exacted
OF him the sum OF 10 cents fare, when, rs he
avows, the amount should have been Is cents,
and he refused TO pay the larger amount, but
rendered reasonable amount, and the con-
ductor assaulted and elected him, and he was
Obliged 20 walk five miles. He claims SO ,00C
damages.
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CIT Y Item 8.

PoNp's EXTRACT differs from al other al
vertscd Preparations in the fat that Il 10 a
STANDARD medicine Of recogniz ed nrrit. AMI a.
writings. twru
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ARREsTED FOR ALLEGED ROBBERY IN BAL
TIMoEE-Ls>t night Detectives Sargent and
McElfresh succeeded in arresting q young man
named Thomas Harris, for whom they have
been searching for some time past. He Is
Joseph Harris, living. in Baltimore, of several
hundred dollars worth OF jewelry, since which
time he has been keeping out Of the way. He
between 18th and 18th streets, and portion Of
the property was recovered. To-day ne will be
sent to the proper authorities in Baltimore. to
he dealt nth.
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A CBrrp scALDxp TO DEATH.-A bright III
tic three-year old daughter OF Mr.. Alexander
MeKerrieher. residing at 625 9TH street south
west, Wss badly scalded on Monday by the up
setting OF kettle of hot water from stove.
The skin peeled OFF the neck and breast OF the
little one. and notwithstanding everything pos
sible was done TO save her life, death put an end
TO her suiferings about O'Clock last night.
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GROCERs
q 8. O'HARE q son,

Wholesale and Retail e..eeps
1918 Ssraa Sra ys-t.xsg, ss~.- N nv
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FLOUR.

Call a. once, o. we cannot guarantee. m. .no-
esfAeed low prices FOR any definite IenStS a Tin,
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IHs NATIONAL SAVINGS BAHK, corner Of
New hork avenue and 18th street. pays per CO.
Per snnum on deposits for each calender month.
RANKING hours, to- Saturdays, to and
20 H3,l4tl6
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Georgetown Advertisements.
VHE Rush Is OVER, THE ACCUMULATED
work all ready for delivery; reurefine tie ma.
workable delay in the delivery 0 work during the
skilled workmen IN suflicient NUMBER
Truly thankfui for pest fayors having o. present
u corps OF nrst claes artisans, with every facility
70 meet promptly all demands, respectfully solicit
w. III. WHEAfLEYS
PREMIUM STEAM DYEfNG AND SCOUR
ING ESTABLISHMENT,
jann - Jefferson street, Georgetown, DO
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PRICE LIST
OF
@ 400 70 RrHa
ELPHoNz0 YoCNGs q cO,s.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-MT. John W. Fitzhugh, a
weli-known citizen of this District, died quite
suddenly Yesterday at his residence, ON 9th
street, between and III streets. Mr.. Fitzhugh
came 20 tins city many years ago and COM
menced the business of builder and carpenter,
which he carried on successfully. He was at
one time identified with the local politics OF the
1ify, and took great interest in its prosperity.
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ANOTHER DIvoRcE PETITIoN-Mary Tour
ney. ty her attorneys. stilson and HAYES, has
Fled a bill for divorce from her husband,
Joseph Tourney. She AYERS that they were
married De eeiober -, ISL, and that her hus-
band remained with her until February n. Is73
and she charges that she received cruel treat
ment from him In the meanwhile: that ne he
csme a hzbitual drunkard, and let her, and
took away $40 In money.
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s,s,eos YIN. @. A. Building, 9Th ana d s,s

PoNp's EXTRACT Is for sale at wholesale by
Chas. Stott s. Co, $50 Pennsylvania avenue
and by druggists everywhere. m,th.s,tf
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A SLERe1NaS writing 90 ftsead SAYS, my
Soyhge 70 Europe Is indefinitely postponed.
nav discovered the fountain OF health' ON this
s.ae Oh me Atlantic, Three bottles OF Peruvian
syrup have rescued me from he fsrss of rhe
nend Dyspepsia Dyspeptics should drink from
this fountain.
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If PEOPLE who suffer from the duh stupidity
that meets us everywhere in spring, and too
often IN all seasons OF the year. knew how quick
It could be cnred by taking syer's Saysdp0rilla
70 purge the bile from their svstems, we should
have better neighbors as well as clearer heads
70 deal with. eo3Sy
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IHE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use.
tuiness or Singers Sewing Machine. Is
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THERMOMETERS and barometcp srs repa,res
and made to order by Hempler, near az street
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-11-23

who admire them remember it was o republic
committed the massacre of Drogheda. Some
OF the pobleet characters that adorned history
have sprung from Republic anism but some of
the most miserable criminals that ever dis
graced humanity have also been associated
with the name of Republican. Do not allow
yourselves to be run away with by mere names.
10 not allow yourselves to be identified with
the enemies of religion. Do not become the
partisans of those who roast priests with pc.
troleum do not allow yourselves to become
the followers of those who overturn the altar
and who outrage the sanctity of the domestic
hearth. say you ought to be grateful to the
man who comes and puts this matter truly be-
fore you, and who gives you an opportunity of
Judging for yourselves not by the light of the
statements you get from hostile press at the
other side of the water. l say to you, Irish
men, whether yon be Republicans or Monarch
lists, you ought to thank Mr.. Leader for the
truths he has told you and you ought to be
proud of him, as one who is an honor tn the
name of 1rshman wherever he appears Feel
ing that, gentlemen, l have no hesitation in
asking this meeting to pass cordial vote of
thanks to Major Leader for the lecture with
which he has favored us this evening.
Mr.. John George Mccarthy assembled the
platform and seconded the vote of thanks bnt
his speech was wholly inaudble owing to the
storm of discordant noises proceeding from
the gallery.
The Chairman alderman Hegarty) put the
proposition to the meeting, and it was passed
amid loud acclamatiops from the vast ma iority
of the audience.
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7 ONG LOOKED FOR COME AT LAST.
THE UNIVERSAL MICROSCOPE.

The beet Low Priced Microscope ever made Ex-
ceedingy usefui for examining Flowers Insects and
Minute Objects. Detecting Counterfeit Money and
Disclosing the Wonders of the Microscopic World.
It is adapted the of Ply sciAnS Teachers Stu.
dents and the Family Circle. Requires Focal
Adjustment and therefore be readily used by any
person. Other Microscopes of greater power cost
6 each and upwards. and so difficult to under
stand that but scientific men can use them.
Tho Universal always gives satisfaction.
One single Microscope will be sent carefully packed
by mall on receipt of 81.
Agents wanted everywhere. Address
d. L. STAPLES CO..
ooal 6m Allen. Michigan.
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Some papers in this country are greatly
troabled because the Holy Father, in bis recent
letter to the Emperor of Germany, claims that
all who have received baptism are members of
the Catholic Church. Yet the journals that
profess to be startled by this Catholic doctrine
speak about the Catholic faith with q freedom
and positiveness, that ought to be associated
only with the most perfect knowledge. Sud-
denly they disclose an ignorance which O Ca
tholic child could remove. They stumble help
lessly over difficulty of straw. Baptism, as
all Christians hold, is the sacrament of regen-
Grafton. By its waters we are born again of
Christ in the order of grace, as wo are born
first in the order of nature of Adam. If we
are children of Christ by baptism, we are also
children of his divine spouse, the Catholic
Church. "No one," says St. Cyprian, :" can
have God for his father who has not the
Church for his mother,"-a q mother she has q
right to the obedience of all who are baptized.
The recognition of baptism administered out
side the Catholic Church is not as some of
those rery learned journals think. IL novelty.
The Catholic Church has always admitted the
validity of the baptism of Protestants when
rightly administered. The minister of valid
baptism may be Jew, hereto, Turk or infdel,
provided the law of the Catholic Church in
form, matter and intention, be observed. 1t is
only when there is reasonable doubt in their
observance that she gives baptism to converts,
and then only onally.-Cincinndi Tele
graph.
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Write your name by kindness, love and
mercy on the hearts of the people you come
in contact with, and you will never be for
gotten.
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A. KEENAN, & THoS. WHITE.
PRACTICAL oILoERS'
1o6 Customhouso street, near Royal,
SEW oRLEANs

leaking Glass and Picture Frames, Plain And ornA.
-. wads 10 order. kegildiug done in tho very best
style Oil Paintings restored, refined. cleaned and
9,:yrnisb.d Having u businsss experience OF nearly
Sart Years in this city, they hope to give sAtsfaeton
70 their customers, not only in the superior quality OF
tbsiT YORK but likewise in their moderate charges
N B-The patronage OF the trade solictted. Chureh
decoration and country ort"-. promptly executed
au3l - 1y
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LONE FOR EM1GRANTS.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO.
PFRTY-I31 Arpents of fne high Prairie Land, eight
mIIea west Of New Iberia La, and two miles from
OpeIousas Railroad. Excellent neighbOrboOd. Price
Ten Dollars per Arpent Easy terms Apply at this
aus 3'h
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yUORKING CLAsS-MALE OR FEMALE

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GRAND FEyTIV AL!


\ FESTIVAL to he given by the ladies
4 \ of Catoctin Furnaces and vicinity
for the purpose of raising funds to pur-
chase Il BELL for Harriet Chapcp of til,
Protestant Episcopal Church, will be held
at said place
On LlH1oy and .oot"rday, the TN
and 18th Of J"ly, 1878,
commencing at 6 o'clock, p. NJ on both
evenings.
Ice Cream, CONNECTIONS, Berries, Fruits
Lemonade and the drlicacics Of the season
will be provided in abundance.
O." The Lcwistown Band will favor tho
Festival with stirring music.
sIf 1t will be social, agreeable, re.
fined, attractive and elegant entertainment
Music at Intervals.
The public arc invited to attend.
June 81 -4w
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GsS NO man loses anything by being 4
little liberal and generous now and then
ua8-With the good crops already gath
cred and to be gathered in this county
money ought to be abundant this Summer
and Fail
C:S The severe Winter has DESTROYED
the prospect of large grape crop this
year.
O. We suggest to Dr. Fairfax Schlcv
President Of the Frederick County Agri
cultural Society, the propricty OF otlcrin.
prtm'um for the best written essay on
artificial irrigation and drainage as Il
means of improving the crops in dry
weather. and retaining submerged lands
along water courses.
Is Two-thirds of the money in crcula-
ton in Meclanicstown, llauvers and
nmitSbrg Districts comes through
Catoctin Furnaces, st. Mary's College and
st. ,)oscph's Academy. These are the
institutions which give credit and charac.
ter to this end of the county May their
prosperity be commensurate with the good
deeds OF the proprictors and founders.
s13;"Thc farmers Of lIarbaugh's Valley,
DR.. Luckct informs lis, have produced very
good crops this year. They could be inn
proved and greatly enlarged by IA thorough
system Of lining, ttrtilizing and artificial
irrigation.
C:B Cherries are very plentiful in the
nci%hbOrhoOd of Wolt's tavern in llauvcr' 5
District
LAYING OF A CORNER SToNE.--Thc
corner stone of the new Episcopal Church
of Smithshurg was laid at that place on
Wednesday, the 9th instant. A special
train left llagcrS,own at i o'clock, p. m. Of
the same day with some GO passengers,
among them eight clcr4ymrn of the
church, \ platform was erected on the
foundation of the church budding, an
organ was there in readiness for the choir
from liaycr,loWn, and the exercises OF the
occasion were deeply interesting.
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To the Democratic and Conservative
Voters of Frederick Co.

As the fall election is now approaching
it becomes our duty to select the most
available man for the position of Clerk OF
the Circui, Court. We would recommend
such Il man as b. G. Fitzhugh O;lmiliarly
known as Ben Fitzhugh) as he comes from
the rank and file. lie is well known to the
people of this comfy to be man, warm.
hearted, generous, with unboundcd energy
and possessing all the qualifications for t. c
position, There is no man whom the
people Of this county would more heartily
endorse. With him there is every prospect
Of success. III.
may l1-3t
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FLOUR AND FEED STORE

TNITE subscribers having rented the
! rooms of Mrs. Polly, on Water street,
formerly occupied by Josiah $. Martin rs
a Confectionery, have opened FLOl L
AND FEED Store, whore Il full stock OF
Flour ground at the Franklin MllS, and y
full supply Of Feed Of the best quality will
be constantly kept on hand for sale
Mr.. y. W. PARRISH will act ~ agent.
We solicit the custom Of oar friends and
public generally. Those persons out OF
town W no wish our Flour and Feed, will
please leave their orders at the store, q, We
intend, on every Tuesday and Friday, T."
deliver Flour and Feed free OF cIiarg"-ihc.
same price as we sell thr Flour al ia" mill
j. u. MILLER x BRO.
may 11-3mosa
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
~ the subscribers have obtained from
the Orphans Court of Frederick County,
Letters Tcstamcntary on the Estate Of
JOHN ARTHUR,
late Of Frederick county, deceased All
persons having claims against the said dc.
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same vita the vouchers thereof ON or be-
fore the S'h day of December, 1875 a.
they may otherwise by law he excluded
from all benefit of said estate Those in
dcbtrd to said dc"cascdare requested to
make immediate payment, as il is import.
ant that the estate should be Immediately
settled up.
HIRAM ARTHUR,
JOHN f. MARTIN,
june 1lw Executors
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- ~
SUDDEN DEATu.--Last Friday,
Mrs. {. Guiray, wife Of Captain Gui-
ray, near Liclsville, in this county,
was found dead at her door. We
have not heard the cause of her death,
but understand that her health was
extremely feeble, and was liable to die
at any moment, She was about 81
years Of age. Her husband who is
we'll know to many of our citizens, is
also in bad health and on Saturday
last was taken to Montevue Hospital.
Frederick E,ranino.
Cgy" When President WAsuISGToN
passed through this county in June and
July, 1871, on his way from Mount Vernon
through Frederick-town, York and Ian
caster, to the seat Of Government at Phil
adclphia, he was delighted with the
waving crops of wheat and corn in the
Monocacy valley. And he was more than
delighted with the fine crops of timothy
and clover which the county then pro.
,uccd The old "Tmothy' Hanson grass
was the theme of his highest COM
mcndationS
ENoRNors YIEID.-Mr. Stephen 3.
Nelson residing on the road leading
to townsville, sent to this Office on
Monday last two lunches of wheat,
The product Of two grains. one bunch
containing 81 and the other 50 fine
stalks and heads. The wheat is the
Mediterranean variety, and Mr.. n.
SAYS there are number Of lunches in
tie field containing ~, 80 and as high
Us is heads. The field was seeded on
the sd day of August last and is not
Injured by the fly. Who can beat
this -H,uuDr Of LlLnHy
FINE CoRN-Wr have not TO 90 beyond
Our office door to behold one of the finest
and most uXuriant fields of corn in the
county. The seed was planted on the
96lh dav of May when the ground was
pretty dry. The corn was planted by Mr.
John A. Fca"cl, and we Go think he must
have put 'ir' under it, ur some Nitro
Glycclnr, superior Bone Dust or Plaster
for il has sprung UP hi. last week like
Jonah , Gourd II We should happen to
9u vegetable mad about RoaSin@car time
we mi"!, lr tempted t" jump over the bars
and fence ana hcIp"urs"lNrS.
Accident Last week Il small hoy, son Of
Mr. Casper Iochncr, in East Fli'h street IN
His city, had his collar bone broken 10y Il
ftn'
,#"I. MARX USI.!,E always keeps
~, !, l,,.. 81, ~
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A CARD
To the Voters Of Frc''crt'h Cou0W:

To the Voters Of Fin7crr'h Con"W:
AS many of my friends think that it is
right that should acknowledge my obi
CATION to the authors of the two commu-
ncations in the Inion and citizen, can
only say that they have my sincere thanks
for recommending my nominatan for
Clerk of the Circuit Court hv the Demo
cratic party Should you think after
making diliigent inquiry from the mass of
the voters who surround my immediate
home, as to whether or not am Il suitable
candidate for said position, and YOU are
satisfied that am, earnestly solicit your
support. Having had the assurance of
support from men who are not deceptive,
| have every reason TO believe that if nom.
mated, can be elected, and if elected, !
can give satisfaction to the people OF
Frederick county. -
may lifts i. &. FllIlll G!.