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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-02

bic CT au6 leitber nidt wierer Serla0en
Bat. Gin aldubiser Gbrit wirpe BARN
sswis Zen Singer @Ottes erfennen.
Nun, su. sinem ipl6en @luuben berarf
eS ecrapc fsiner 10 wuncerbaren 9ebenss
i, r%sttunsen, errpirerte Serr 8erner. 8drs
Der feline, pom Der S6lanse sebi6ene
&nabe ramalS bel leiner Wuttsr in Der
5iilts acftcrten pper Ger arnle Sransisfo
bort am Ba1rrlp6t, ebe ibr i'm an9ez
trOfeE unp rem Sppe cntriGsn, 70 mare
IS chen 10 gut @pttss @iue sepeisn.-
Gutes unp gbles, Slid uno llnslif,
Gsben unc SOB, @qeS fommt aus Der
!5anp uniereS bimmliiden Gaters, unp
fopie Is unIere Yfi6t it, ibm fir ems
pfar9ene @Obltbaten unp bic tlsli6en
Srwciie leiner Sulp aus Dem @runre
unlercs Ser3enS su ranfen, chen lpppbl
miilIen mir aud in Scrub uno Grses
buns Die Seimiudunsen binnebmen, cie
ct uns ;ulbidt.
(TrrtIeBuus fplst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-02

bat raS rielfdltis erfubren, unp Die ME-
rsrldnriIae &esieruns bat f9 ipdter
poblpeislid binter rem Sertraae BON
1924 ssbprsen, I'm ii6 Der @nselsssnbeis
ten ces Norrens Ypn Sumatra an;unebz
men. gSie in alien balbmcbamerants
iten ednrern, bsrrIdt 6einpI6aft unter
Zen inlanpilden Sduptlinssn, abrr ie
linp sinis in cem 5a0e sesen Niersrlanp.
DIAN mub ca;u cen Ginaus bon Sinz
eapcre rednen, BON no aus man wierer
Streit ;u idircn l9eine unp, o5ppbl bic
snslii6e &esisruns f~einerlei She'll rarart
bat bic atiAinelen nit 0slp uuO 8afen
perlprSt unc Damn miro man Die @i9s
tisfeit uno Die @sfabren elmer Grpspition
erfennsn sesen Elm 10 entferntss, fir ben
ansrsifsr 10 unsanitis ~selesenss 3si&
unp feline frieserii6e SepSltcruns.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-02

Giientabniyitem In Der tenabbarten
pfal; in elmer WeiIe ausaeeebnt percen,
eaB aud Mss raeurd Nugen erbalt,
incem ibm "firsere @sse nab Mittels
unc NprpeeutiGlanp er5ffnet perrsn.
Oabin seb5rt ;und6lt cine Sabn ron
Saiierslautsm mad S%iebermible sur
Serbincuns Der e~upwissbabn nit Ter
Sabn BON 2anrau uber pirmalen; na6
3weibridsn, iowis ron lsytsrsr Start
na6 Sitld. lie pfdl;iide Giisntabnz
seisaiAaft last pafir idon SUrtupisn
MAIDEN, rie Ge9ieruns fam bic Sadie
ater erit i'm Serbite Gem 0anrtase Sorlez
gen, UNI raflr eins 3inlensarantie gu
sendbrsn. 0aS rpeitere project 1T cas-
elmer SortieBung Der Sebra : Sasau>
Sabn iiter Darmitaet uno Sppsnbeim
mad @l;ey unp 8aiierslautern. Gin
Gpniprtium 1T I'M SesriHs pafir Sur>
arbeiten gu unternebmen, unp l6ldst
man bic Saufpiten ni6t aa;u bod an.
ca nlr ~einselns Strsden nussufibr0n
iinb. = Sir cen llmbau ees bisiissn
SabnbpfeS it, ME aus ;iemli9 ii6srer
Suele perlautet bic Summe BON aGt
uno elmer bnlben Milipn Sbalsr anssez
fest. GS iouen nit rsm Ysrionentabnz
bpf Elm srpBer 'Wilitirbabnbuf unp gro
Sc bpmtenfelte Wilitdr prppiantmasae
site perbunoen ipereen ; ~ rem Mtiliz
tirtabnbof wircsn, ME eS beibt aQsin
pier S9iensnitrdnss cinlaufen. Tim
paS nbtbise Serrain ;u sepinnsn, iper<
ben wabrI1sinliA III Sablpn ni6t ur,s
beceutenpe anfGufe 9ema9t rperpen
mii6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-02
NuTembnrger GAZETTE.

ZEN drifliben Selrenmutb Der erften
Sabrbuncsrte rss Gbriitentbums %srinnert
CT miro erit redt erb5bt pur6 bic rid
baltlpie uup tantbars slnsrfennuns, pels
DE ibm BON Seiten pes }. SaterS su
She'll wirp. Na6pem Plus TX. ldpn
BENT BERN Sil6pf MermiQco mad eeis
fen Ssrbannun sort 6erneY telssrapbii6
iein Seilsic ausseipro6sn unp Jpn nit
~pabrbaft appitplil9en @prten setrBtst
unp srmuntert, bat eerIelbe bic lebten
Sage nun aud Gem Ssrrn Sil6pf 0a6at
purd ben 0rafen Ssrpansi Elm eisen-
banpises Sdreiben unp Elm isbr i65n
Searbeite!eS grutfreus ibertrinsen lals
fen. Germ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-02
u a y pten.

Gum eritenmale bat Der Orient bte
Scrupsl aterpunpen, bic Ia6bilcuna
elmer einit. lsbenpen psrlon surb Gle
Sunf STentlib aussutsusn. Cine Siel
better selansene Geiteritatue ees Mebes
mep @li's, elm @srt tcS ~talentYplen
fran;Shl6en Silrbausrs Sacmar, BART
leiner beporftebencen gntbdluns. Nidt
peniser intsreiiant fir Oiejsnisen, wel6en
Gle grbaltuns Der dlteren arabiI6en
0enfmdler cine Notbwenpisfeit erlteint
pirfte bic pom ietbnis ausaesanse Grs
nennuns res prpfeiIOr Srusi6, bstannts
LID 0eneralsG cmmiidr fir Die esystil6e
IusiteIIuns in @ien, gum Director ets
mes su l6afcnren arabii6en WuIsums
Iein.
Inter eeituns rrleIben fol- ni6t nur
elm mbsli4f pUuitinpissS Muieum alt-
arabiider aunitpropucte ansslest ~ipnpsrn
aud Surge Setra9en ipercen, RAP Die
bcrrli6en, Siel b%epuncerten Sauten Der
Gbalifen;cit wsl6e INNER mebr eeut
Huin cntsesenseben, r%eitaurirt uno raz
cur6 cen ipdteren @sI9le6tsrn erbalten
werren. gu slei9er 3ett 1T Der Yau
zines ~srcsartisen @uisums altesyptis
iber Osntmdler, i'm Stile res GempelS
BON Grfu, befoblsn unp Der 0runpfein
ra;u auf Ger Niliniel 0e;ireb, selest TO-
iris ole Gelrer gum idleunissn Sau ees
Mufeums bemiIi3t msrnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-02
@laao.

Aus @efpfalen, 25. Sebr. Sn
sinem BON Der subii6en GsaierunS ni6t
beaniianrsten Sirtentrirf ipriht ii6 Der
lslise 8irtbiihUf Wel6icr .. Oisppens
brod. Ger li6 Der ~beipnrersn 6reunrIbaft
lsinss &6niss. Sr. Maj. 8riecri9 8ils
bslm ~. ribmcn rurfts, aus wis fOlst
Der msnI6li1e @sboriam bat ieins uns
perriidtare @rsn;e an rem @iQsn 0pts
ties ; unp ,pen, bic &ir@e eas Wor,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-02
S0llan b.

Cine Snterpsllaticn, psl6e Serr SluIie
in Der SiBuns Der 3psiten &ammsr am
pcrissn 0onnertas itslte, bat siniss auf.
fldruns iber SOrsdnse in cen %pltinci.
l6en Golpnieen sebraGt pel6e nidt
gan; sinitis lauten. Die slusfrnft.
wel6e Der Miniiter CAB, mar siemIi6 uns
beltimmt inpe6sn iheint tr mitsetbeilt
III baben, mas or pu6te, uno bic SAM
mer bat ii1 ramit befrieeist ertldrt. =
SIS banrelt ii6 UNI @ursdnse auf rem
nbrrliaen Gnce Der SnIsl Sumatra, 100
Der unabbdnsiSe Sultan pom 2ltl6in unr
unc iein ;iemli6 wilres Splf, ME ss
I6eint, Seeraub unp MenI1enraub treis
ben, bic fleinsn Sdriten unter niecsrldnz
pil6em S6uye anfsineen unp Der nieper>
linpiIden Gplpnialresieruns nidt zen se~
b5risen &eipeft bepeiien. Sc iino pers
i9ispene llnterb anrlunssn sepHpsen NOR
pen /; enrli6 i9ifte Der Sultan sinen
9eIanrtsn nit ben frsunrlibitsn Sriefen
unc erbpt ii6 su einem @ertrase, ais
pisier aber absel6lp6en tperoen lpQte,
fstlten rem @eIanrten Die Spamabten.
S6lisbli9 ersab li6, caB ale rieie
Observation-Disclosures nir Siuibuns
warsn. Die Goloniairesierun3 bat nun
beiblcIen, ben Sicepralirsnten eeS &as
Ties san Snpien ais GammiiIir nit ge-
nilsenrer Sruppenmadt na9 Itl6in ~
leneen, I'm, rem anieben Der nispcrldncis
l6sn Wadt sebSrisen Na6oruf su &c,
ben. Der Winiiter bsltitiste ausrrids
lid, cab bic Gesieruns feline nruen Gr>
~pbsrunssn pcer annsripnen auf Sumas
ira beabii6tise, unp ras er in pislem
Slime Snfruftipnsn na6 Snpien selanrt
babe. Snspil9en miro Die @breile seS
Srisssrampf'rs nIetalen 8ruiS", mel
der fir zen Oient in Snpisn beltimmt
mar, bel1lsunist unc Oampffresatte
o3sslanp" fol- sbenfals rabin auSlau-
fen unp srSserer Gle pesen zen @es
rur6 ben Suss : Canal nsbmen. Serr
Nisrfrae, wel9sr fir sinen sriinrli6en
8snner Der inpii6en anselssenbsitsn
gilt, irarnts bic &esisruns spr Der @ns
weneuns Der 4ancma6t unc smpfabl
bauptla9li6, nit Der Warins ;u uperis
rem une risie In Ben tnrii&cn 0swa6ern
su Ssrtdrfen. NSbere Na6ri6:en iber
tisle @prsdnse bleitsn absawarten.
Die Wippslbursf&e Gourant" l6rsibi
tariber: IS 1T Elm bSieS @olf. rie1s
atISimlsn ; bic Uitinpil@e Gompusnis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-02

Npm, %. Sebruar. Wel1e Stelluns
herb. Yatsr Der Yplitlf ssssnitersinnimmt,
mag aus Splsenrem erbellen, mas gu.
slsi6 ais SewsiS pafir pienen fam, pie
eepi1snlUs Die ~liberalen" Srsane bans
reln, inpem lie ben papf fprtpdbrenp
als in ale mSsli9en Sntrisuen per-
pifelt tarltelen.
Plus TX. erbielt pdbreno Der Sereans
senen Wrnate iebr oft BON berSprrasens
ben DISQUALIFICATION aus 6ranfrei6 Srisfs
in wel6en Ct sebeten purrs, ii6 fir bic
Sutton Der SpurtonS unS Srleans su
intersIirsn. Die Sittfe!Ier iinp Ger Weis
nung pas es elmer Snterpention res +.
9atsrs selinsen perre unp mii6e, .teis
be 2inien Der fransS6i6sn &Snissfas
Mile su Sereinen uno lcmit cine Strs
nuns Der Dinae in 8ranfrei6 ;u bsidleus
nissn. SIM 9aufe cisler ISOLDE mar Elm
8irdenfirit bel rem J. Batter, u,p i'm Sc
lprd6e iibcr bic Gage Srantrsi9s last
Der papit:
nMan belditist mid nit Sriefen BON
tem -. une Dem $50. eae i6 mid
in bic anselesenbsiten Der Srurbpns
une Orleans einmiI6en fol-, INN rsren
SereiniSuns berteisufibren. 90 wsnis,
als mir prrIbnli3 cine 8ulion ;pii6en
Den beipsn 6amilien unerwinidt wdre,
sbenIo lebr wipsritsbt mir cine ipl9e Gin
mii6una. neil es ii6 fir cen SteIpers
treter Gbriiti auf Gspen bur1auS ni6t
pabt ii6 an irsenc wel6rn @9itatipnen
sesen cine einmal betebenrc, wenn aud
nur propiicril6e 2e9ieruns su betbeilis
gen. SD peree itetS fir Die leSitimen
Siritsn Der SerIbispensn Natipnsn ;u
Ortt beten, bamit or iie belAige unp
i9 perpe Spttss Sesen auf lie SCRABBLE
ben. aber mebr su tbun 1T mir niat
seitattst. @ian m6se mid resbalb nit
@sludsn uni meme Ginmil6uns sers
l6pnen." SD fSnnte eis Srieftcuer,
ebenip ME ben @ralatsn, su csm Der
papit in pprtebsnp ansessbener 8siie
selprp6en, nennsn, cod bin i6 eriu6t
wOrren, es ni9t lpun. Ollie rieie Mit'
tbeilunsen bincern Die nliteralen" Sldts
ter ni6t td9li9 neue easen iben Zen
S6us, BEN Ger .Yapf ren Scurbpnen in
Sranfrsi1 unp IN Spanisn Sewdbrt, 81
perbrsiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-02
Gliabs3otbringen.

8ie tie "3ts. fir ecibr." aus pers
lbierenen Seridten sntnimmt. ioa ras
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-07-05
Music along the Line !


we 'l'''N we Nno" ''le people o..
Nre'S'fSlo"h '''''r'e' p'e''! "'''' ''n''
II we 90" 1t Is ABOUT 'Io'' '"'I We
should we nave hoI oeo'' '''e 10
mli'Slc among 'ileHl us lll'cH Us we
should have liked in these latter
DAYS. on account Of pressing engage
mcnts which has confined Us 10 the
nr,c;ncts Of our ".ayctu,o" Lut ~.
will cot among them by and hyo, and
accent Of their gen,rou, hosri,a,ity.
and describe their waving fields of
wheat, grass and corn--thrir wind
inc streams and laughing yallcvy-thc
means tbcv have coualt +, iuyrroyc
the Fed Land Section aul what fur.
~ =, ="
'''"' w. '''''o VI S'', ' ,,'
1,.I - AZ
49,. ,,, !, - , -
DR. S,woo, yobr.o, H., 1J,,n,.. 11,n
Jolr rnna,n,n c,,,,,, u,,,n,, .,,,,1
ot,,or, ,.,l :, ,,,,...,,,11,,.
,rno" :, Con-, ;,,,,,, ,,1;,
L., ,he c,rn,,r ,,r,i.o ~, ,,n,,,,n,
And the hun,Sman praise hi, hounds
and so on. DR., Henry llaw Che i.
still living at 4 ripe old age at Leon
ardstown, st. Marys county,, with
John buchanan to help lin-uScd to
sing the Star Spanglcd Banner, that
glorious patriotic air, a little better
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-07-05
THE CLARION.
WILLIAM y l. l. ID.
MECHANltSTOW N:"JULI 3, 49,"
EplToE AND PROPRIETOR.

MECH ANlCSrOWN ":::J (LI ., lS''i
TnE I.AyM JESSE Il. GEANT.---Thv
death of Jesse Root Grant, in the
seventv-ninth year Of his a9e, at Gov
ington, Ky, on Sunday afternoon, has
been announre,l Mr.. Grant was, al
the time Of his death. the postmaster
at Covington. lie had been stricken
with paralysis about u year ago, and
has since been an invalid. lie was
born in Westmorelanl county, Pa
Having in early manhood learned the
tanning business, he settled, in $50
in 4 small village, Point Pleasant
near Cincinnati, Ohio where he mar.
riel Miss Hannah Simpson, at which
place his eldest son, the President, was
born. Mr.. Grant afterwards moved
to Brown county, Ohio. lie WAS very
successful in Business, and in lS6,
divided $40, 600 between his child
rem, with the exception Of the Pres
ilent, who then held the lucrative
position Of a general in the army
The immediate cause OF the death o!
Mr.. Grant was Soltening of the brain
and srinal marrow.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-07-05
MT ST. MARY'S COL
LEGE,
NEAR EMMlTSBURG, MD

this occasion.
There was large attendance of
ladies and gentlemen from all portions
Of the United States, and Il number
from foreign countries.
The "urturned faces" of we'll dress
cd people was a marked feature OF the
vast asscmblage.
The students Of the College were
all elegantly attirel and occupied Il
commanding position on the floor OF
the Hall. The President and Profess
sors were seated in front Of them.
The old Almo Mute, founded by
Bishop John Dubois, a native of La
Belle France, who was educated at
the College Of st. Omer's, and came
to this country in 1874, bearing with
him letters Of introduction and recon-
menlation from Lafayette to Thomas
Jefferson, Patrick Henry, James Mon
roe, the Eanaolphs, and other emf
nent men Of the OldDominion; and pre-
sided over at various times by a Dubois,
a Brute, an Egan, a McGerry, a Pnr-
cell. .Iamison, McCaiirov, and the
present President, Rev. John Nc
Closkcv, was full to oyertlowinS by
the presence Of anxious spectators.
The musical strains of st. Cecilia 5
Society, under the direction Of Henry
DieIman, Musical Doctor, were as
usual of the highest type Of musical
perfection.
Everything being arranged in
order, spectators and students beng
present. the ball was opened with the
",,rani Students Entrance March,
COrrhvstra, CONFUSED by DR.. Henry
hrhnan: "Nalen Stvrienno, D'lano,l
WolIeul1orpt Owen o l;rien; 'HHl"p.
Piano. l."nyrh"w, PlnlipJ. WimSatt:
Speech - EaIl OF Lonstantlno'I".
james S. t'eal"v, 'roo'.lvn, \. ! i;
"Oyerturr ~ l.aliosko, pr"he*tra,
Kr"utzor ">uitan s--rolnu, 'Piano,
b'.iIbvrt. Thos. !. Molo"":: "AIpi""
Melody Wjth variations, lNloIiu
,al riauoJ Mack, Jrmrs r. Moore;
.'s,poo"N- -rr1"'l"aI III""ati"n, Dan.
II N',rl y ~. = ~. ri!,.. "hv.r,utn
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-07-05
zoeu| o7HaUs.

2ocM cW1''5.
sfa~ Tie Democratic Central Com
mittee Of Frederick County are called
TO meet in Frederick City on The l2th
instant.
SUDDEN DEATH or WM. DEIl.--It
is with deep anguish we learn that
while Vim. Bell, Il farmer residing be-
tween Hunting creek and Fishing
creek, at the widow Myers we'll
known old tavern stand on the road
from Crca gerstown to Frederick was
out in the meadow in the early part Of
last Saturday morning, with his now
ing machine, moving grass, all at once
he complained Of being unwell and
laid down. lie called his little girl
to his side, and told her to run to the
house and get some camphor. She
complied with his request, and his
wife hurried to his relief with the cam
phor, but he soon swoonel away, ut
tering for HE last words give Inc some
camphor, and before ne could be car
ried to the house he died. lie was
aged - years, : months and 81 DAYS.
lie was an excellent citizen and very
industrious man. He leaves a widow
and some four or five children to sor-
row at his demise. His remains Were
inferred in the Utica Burial Ground
on last Sunday evening followed bv =
I 1,r,,.> >f 80.
friends. The funeral obse1nies We're
performed by the Rev. J. Summers Of
the Lutheran Church.
r-s~ Rev. D. \. Kuhn and family
returned from the east last Tuesday
evening. after an absence g. ah,Ut
i've weeks. \ committee III yocel'.ou
awaited thea at the depot, end Goa
anrtcd them to The parsonage, WiIo,"u
hountcouS meal prepared hv the I
die. pi' the congregation wa in rcj,,!-
u"s+, and e! winch til" l'Jrsou and ius
family and lrjrnA. did eat TO ,h".r
hearts content. The was v"p.o!
meal, not It cold lunch, worthy the o.
r:Ision calling it tortA and av trn"o'-
! ing anil waiting are good alr"iila~*,
II vas eaten with Il relish. and highly
annr"r!atri by al vino participated ii
lie festivities Of l." Occasion.
N'rwM (DhtoJ L"t,Ir,ia.
/ ACcIDrNT On last Wr'n' s,lav. willie
our 4 llow-loWn@nan Dr. J j. IIrn>haw.
: went "1l 1" hi' farm "-rcrn Spring., nc"r
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-07-05

Thr farmers are AL husy harvesting,
Mos, Of the grain will be cut this
Mtrk
Las, Thurs,ay the Thermometer
stood nj 81 in the shade
Our town is dull--lhe Store BOX
Briyngc has crossed the mountain,
and is operating in the Anticsam
Valley.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-07-05
Farewell to st. JOScph'S.


Farewell to st. JOScph'S.
BY MISS JENNIE O'TOOLE,
OF NEW YORK.
IN vain do mus;c's joyful strains
Awake sweet echoes in our heart.
In vain the sunlight gilds the scene.
From which we must in sorrow part;
We feel that lfr's bright rosy tints
In shadows dim will soon be cast.
As now we touch the Farewell chord
That yibrates sadly for the past.
CnoErs-Farcwcll, bright vale, no more
we'll roam
BY tlowcry srOt, or shady dell:
thy sparkling fornt, and siIy'ry streams
no more wen view, farewell, farewell!
Within this sacred home Of youth,
Cav childhood's years fled swift away
And fain we'd change the stern decree
That bids us breathe farewell to-day;
But mrm'ry ever true shall prize
81. .Joscplis dear, thy CHERISHED name
While faithful hearts that love thee now
Shall ever luvc thee still the same.
Fair earth may boast of SUMMER 'limcS
Where sprin" perennial srattrr> tlow'rs
Where ART and nature Wrd I" Siar'
The woody glcns and pcrfnm' d bow r.
Blu this sweet home If brighter far
The chosen spot where virtues dwell
All, would that we might lin@rr near
Uur chil'lh"od's happy Iai', farewell
Farewell Kind mother, sister, dear,
Guides of our youth ID mercy gwen
The love with which yuIlvr watch II on
VIA weave vour fllr.rg2 crown in
Ilcavn;
And ~ bright rays nf golden 'j,rh'
Each morn the darkest shades '!iNi"l
50 YOUR kinds words Shall |" 'Ir' ray
TO cheer the lrartS that breathe far"
Ncl'
And NOW, ln' i CAS- mates. fr,,"j", far"
well,
Tho tear thai -)i~'"na IN each 'y"
w. Me'a's u, , s'i"" u IT. '' '';' ,''''''
To, lime i,.r,f our bond ,,,l, sever.
IT'S link wv Mary holy l">"
And it must hind ON i'r''. forever.
,.
y n ,;,.,,' TX, H., l.,.. W" " ~, twas,
These hands, which "r"aI"'d "nr hr""
with pride, 49,,
~, "''' " !" "'''"' ''''' ''''' "a w.
\" NOR" h ~""''" r",." ",":' bear;
r, ''a' 'In'',,- SUM-" n tn; ~, ,L ~, n ','
4" ,riM,I,s 10 n,Ir cbrri,n.I ,t,aI
Farewell once more, : cal farewell,
NY y"n'IS bright nome, ~ Joseph !
,r,,,. ,n ni,, no,,.~ or. c,o..,,. rul,J
i, th;s loy'd eno, unsc,t),'d Wv care.
And the ivy montlcs close
Round m"nld'rinG rims c"li AMI grey
)" mem ~ Ger 81, ,h''l '',lnIN Gun, , e,
J" ,,r .'.''''''" '''' '"''"" ''''
--.-.
re Some Of the Sweetest anil most
charm,nr eincists fron Frederick;
7 ow;stown Crcarcrntown, Graceham,
Rocky Ridge and the country all
around will Lc present and add attrac-
,,on ia tho thrilling music Of the lIar-
yest Home Teet;yaI at Catoctin Fur,
,acos Cannot some of the Nechan-
icstown v,rbIere add their notes to
Tho Grand Musical Soi,ee'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-07-05

EtT" FINE RAIN. - This section Of
the county was visited with a glorious
rain on Monday might, Saturating tie
earth, making corn, potatoes, and veg
citation hop generally.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-07-05

reasr Catortin Furnaces has one OF
the best regulated Sabbath Schools in
The county. 1t is constantly jnnreds-
ing in Numbers. The children arc
well trained by competent teachers.
Hv all means they should have a
Church Bell TO cAil the scholar, to
the house of praise and prayer and
sabbath duty.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-07-05
BY MISS JENNIE O'TOOIE,
or NEW YORK.

rG. Some Of tho s"ectest and most
charming sinSists from Frederick,
Lewistown, CrcaScreto"n, Graceham,
Rocky Ridge and the country all
around will be present and add attrac-
ton to the thrilling music Of the llar-
vest Home Festival at Catoctin Fur
races. Cannot some of the Nechan-
lcstown varblere add their notes to
the Grand Musical Soilee'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-07-05

Mr.. ST. MAHy's Co;LEIE.- The
following Degrees were conferred at
the Annual Commencement of this In
stltutlon on the 18th inst The De
cree Of Master of Arts WAS conferred
on
HcnreC SemYc, ,ton;1o,ncrr,h,a.
Jam + s>"mlIc,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-07-05

c5Ss Joseph ". Weller Esq, formerly
of Mcchlnlcs'ovn, has been appointed
Postmaster Of Nc.strTt"Tu, Baltimore g..
IN this STATE. We more "N!d Linden" ala
will tlYof us NTH som" nis'"rl"hi excerpts,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20
-fha Mafkessl
btNNrY or PRODUCE sTT rot % Many PUE'
CHAMBERLAIN PRIcEs-BUTTKR DOWN.

btNNTY or PRODUCE suT rot % Many PUE'
oHAsERs-FAm PRIcEs-BUTTER DOWN.
Our country friends evidently expected to see
clear weather. this morning, and came we'll sup
phOd with the various products OF the farm. Ihe
rain, however, prevented the uaual large atIeno'
Ance, and In consequence Of the increased supply
and decreased demand, prices were very talr'
Butter opened at 40 cents, but soon fell 10 ~
only holding at the former price, with those sell
ers who kept this article for regular customers IN
consequence Of this fall, many OF those who olo
buy, bought in larger quhntlies than usual. Eggs
ruled at the old prices, rs and 80 cents per dozen
Spling chickens we're PLENTIFUL and sold at 30 cents
a$l. 20, dressed, aud 50 cent?, uIdressed. There
was large supply Of pears, OF excellent quality
at the following rates Common, 70 cents per
half peck; Washington, &C; Bartlett, 40. Sweet
potatoes still ruled high, aud could not DO obtain
cd for less than 40 cents per half peck, while IN
many places, sellers asked IS and 90. Blaokberrles
nov the only kind Of berries In the market, sold
at 10 aud IL cents per quart. Cantslonpes sold
wholesale at 35a50 cents per basket whilo water
melons ranged from 20 to IS cents zach. Peaches
were 81 10 to Sl.40 per basket!
Other products sold as follows: Potatoes, goa
25c. per half pock tomatoes, l5a25c, dol cabbage
3alOc. per head; beets, Sc, per bunch; lima beans
25c. per quart; peaches, l5a30c per half peck; ap
pies, 25c. do born, l0al5c. per dOS onions, Zoe
per string; egg plant 3al0c. piecei cantaioupes
2I5c. eachi cucumbsrs, lSc. per doG watermelOns
2Oa70c each; beef, lOA25c per pound; veal, lOa25c
do; mutton, l6a20c. do liver, l0c. do. corn beef
6l15c. do; lard, l2c. do. ..lIa..s bt .-fa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-20
SEAFoRD AND PEAcHEs- A correspondent from
GnnEnrA Lnl in The Tho Lolnc.. nf rnatnraar u

sEAFoRD AND PEAcHEs.- A correspondent from
Seaford, DEL, in the the Ledger of yesterday,
says: ftt tittft - go
"The great business here at present Is the ship
ment OF peaches,'aAlt Is al along the Delaware
road up to Dover. AT this point and below the
crop is the largest ever known one grover stating
that hcFwSuldl realize $4,000 this year from an
orchard that last Year was total failure This il
not an isolated case, but seems to be general in
all the lower sections Or the state wheEe the crop
failed last year. The shipments along ne line Of
the road to-day were the heaviest of the season
amounting in an to about 150 car loads to New
York and 40 10 Philadelphia. t|
The largest peach grower in this vicinity is ex.
Governor Ross He has 800 acres Id peach trees
and all of them are now loaded with fruit. The
yield this year is estimated at 20 600 BASKETS all
Of which have been sold at 81 u per basket the
Governor having them picked and delivered at a
station near the OEchaEd. About 400 pickers are
The jeSiGbkd akieIs b. to ceHu2cgthetNSv
dorsey Southern Railroad with the Chesapeake
Bay. ls progressing quite rapidly, Rails have
bed hIa fam Hnihkay Hook OF The DalAVate
| 10 Clayton, and the road to Massey's, where 1
will connect with the Kent road, is part,
gradeds shl9 boniaiRJ Lhe jH5iue'