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Market farm for Sale
ALLEGANY COUNTY, MD.

THE FOrLOwI g STATEMENT rs
strictly in accordance with The facts,
and Is No overdrawn picture OF what can
be done:
There are fly ac"es Tor mare c1n he had
OF rich aluvial bOtto lands. not liza IL %
overflow In the form OF an ob'Ong sQusre,
level, aud at this TIM in fine condition.
situated be weeu the Potomac river and
the baltimore antbfio abroad with a de.
o or switch connected with he prop rty,
and Is about halt way between Cumber-
land and the densely popuiat d coal aud
non region ot6e0rge sCr,s K Valley, where
veg tables, OF, In other worIs ths producis
o. truck "a m, can be sold in anyq1anIIty
and at prices Tar exceeding the rates IN
astsIn cities
The health Of this place and vicinity IL
excellent and aSue and fever unknown Ior
The past tw"nty years
hire are alsJ about seventy. five acres Of
strong !ims stone upland situated on the
opposite side OF the bailifnole and ONO
railroad from the botto a iaui.
The quality or this land and its proximity
TO certain y the mot act We snd bert m ,f-
ke,s In The world, would make one unuer-
standing muck farming ~ r.alzs fortune
IN few years.
This reeiHn OF country IL rapidly fIIinp
up, and thu far the mark cannot he sup
Piled without sending of Tor vegetables
from otuer places.
At any one de,ihng TO make a profitable
investment in such property viii visit this
place and fnd hat all we aim for e. as
well as what il represantsd about our no ar.
kets, d.. has n Il been correctly stated, his
expenses vi ! oe paid. We tnsref re conf
IDENTIFY invite persons TO come and look
and InvesIgs It the matter iur Themselves.
There q a linn kiln on or ne>r the pro.
perty, which the party buying can Us
without reut, and thus make his lime a
simply the expenses Of coal and burning.
Address Il. ID JOBN-Og,
tabsSvn CuUbs! land, Nd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-20

OK toe Goth day OF February 1913,
the United States trigste Constitution
CAPTURED the Cvane and Levant.
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DARK colored Bingham at 10
cents, and quarter DeLsnes for l23
cents, at J. S. Rhodes & Co.'s.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-20

Doors AND SHOES IF you would
save money, buy your Boots and Shoes
at L. V. Blends.
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YESTERDAY the walking was lovely
Overhead"
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De. LoNaDoN will give one treatment
for Catarrh, free ofcharye.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-20

BLACK Alpaca Poplins reduced to
81 cents yard at
is. Rhodes & Co.'S.
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Preparatory to moving we offer the
whole OF our stock at frs: cost. lO2
Main street. JOHN RGxkR & Co.
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II you want to get White Kid Slip
psrs and Boots, 60 to Jerry Clemens,
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REPORT Of Fashions for Spring and
Summer of 1873 has just been received,
and l am now prepared to make to
order Spring Goods in the latest and
most approved style.
JOHN L. RICE,
No. 80 Monroe street.
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tsk, oil, water color ana postal por-
traits, nicely finished by 9 first elass ar
tist, at Robinson's (Partridge) Gallery
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New SToRR-The greatest bargains
in Boots and Shoes ever offered in this
city can be had at the New Shoe Store.
L. V. BLOND.
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VERY handsome black Grape wells
received at Adler's.
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STEAM BOATS.
For Cincinnati and Louisville. y

~ THE I,F.. E SEW, dPRksHAM. !.
kss< - T. Russslt. Commander. VIII
leave as above on FL, IDA February 2lst,
at 10 O'Clock.
Fr ffeight or passage apply to
JIG. MORRIS, ACT.
fsb2D 81 Water st est.
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons
inent Colleges in the United States, and To,
greater part of whose life has been spent IL
The hospitals of London, Paris, Philadelphia
aud elsew here, has effected some OF the mos
astonishing cures that were ever known
Many troubled with ringing In the head
and earn when asleep, great nervousnes
being alarmed at sudden sounds, bsshlu!.
ness, with frequent blushing. attended some
times with dersgemeDt OF mind. were our, q
Immediately.
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I'd
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reflect that u sound mind and body are The
most necessary requisites to promote COZ.
nubial happiness. Indeed, without thee.
the Journey through life becomes = wear
pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darkens &c
the view; the mind becomes Swallowed win
despair and flied with the melancholy ~
Election that the happiness OF anoths1 be-.
comes blighted with our own.
DISEASkA OF IMpRIIDENGE
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Who have injured themselves by . certain
practice INDUCED In when alone, q hnbli
frequently learned from evil companions
or at school, the effects Of which are nightly,
ielt, even when asleep, and II not cured rem
,lers marriage imposslo le, and destroys bo,i
mind and body, should apply Immediately
What pity thai young man, the hops
Of his county, the darling OF his paront
shCuld be snEtched from all prospects an, 4
enjoyments OF life by the conseqencea . :
deviating from the path OF nature and iD
dulginS In certain secret habit Such per.
sons mngi, before cOntemp plating
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-11-04
n ISun@Iing Job.

On Fridas last brace Of politicians
from St. Croix county made their ap.
pearance in this village, armed and
equipped with an Anonymous circular
purporting to be a copy of circular
issued the day before from the True
Republican Office. The bastard con-
Germ to which we refer, was issued from
the Office Of the Star C Times, and
the sly rouges who were peidling it,
were Horace Taylor and Augustus Will
son. Up to this time We had supposed
that these gentlemen were lab0ring for
the election Of Judge Barron. But
how is it now? Have they common
sense? or have they notY That's the
question, and this operation shows con-
clusiycIy that they either lack good
horse sense, or that they we're working
for Barrons defeat.
Now let us analyze this circular.
After setting forth the fact that Dill
had declined, it announced the fact
that Taylor was running, with fair
prospect Of success. In addition to this,
it contained a letter dated Oct. 10Th,
from Messrs. Wilson, Tainlor and
Messenger, assuring the voters Of this
part Of the district, that Judge Barron
would fall two hundred behind his tick
etiD Barron county alone.
N1a what could have been more dis.
'oartenins to the friends Of Judge Bar
uan such an announcement
What could have been so encouraging
to his opponents? IL electrified them,
put them at work with double dill.
gcnce, and the result can be no other
than a great falling of of the vote
which the judge would otherwise have
received
In addition TO this anotherp1r aoJae
/ frpt,um took up the refrain from Fills
worth, and heralded the TACT that Bar
ron was going to be defeated, and Tay
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lor elected, and the farther they sung
the anthem prepared at the Star q
Times office, the more enthusiasm they
created for Taylor, and all the more
they dampened the ardor Of the friends
of Barron.
Now to what extent these gentlemen
published these facts we do not know.
We only know this: If that tune was
well sung, or even we'll vhistled
through this county, the "usual major
ity'' promised by the editor of the Her.
AID for Judge Barron, will be FILTERED
to single thread.
In our opinion this was a stupid, if
not fatal blunder. 1t was, at least, a
bungling job, executed in bungling
manner.
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All the day long | sat and dreamed
of home.' sought my couch, and then
| slept, and still / dreamed of home.
Home!-sacred word! TO thee I dedi-
cate this line-to thee nay thoughts re-
turn-that far off home--that home Of
early life, in distant elimes, to three my
soul goes out, and revisit the familiar
scenes Of youth. Save the soft springs
and brooks and rivulets-save the vase
rocks and hills, and mountains drear,
whose towering heads still upward
point as if to greet the skies, save
these, and there is not tree, a house,
in short, thing Of earth, that bears
the marks Of twenty years agone. The
friends of early life-yea, some are
there, but they are older grown and
bear the marks of time. wander to
the churchyard. The marble there
still stands which marked the graves Of
those who sank in early life, or rose to
meet their God. They mark them
still, though moss hath cropt around
their borders, and many briar, or
thorn hath gathered on the soft, low
mound.
And where are they whose spirits
once these mortal bodies bore? All
they have wandered back with me
to visit once again the spot where first
on earth we met-where last on earth
we parted.
And thus the day goes round.
Such days will come, such thoughts
arise, such dreams return. Sad
thoughts are they aud yes they ehas-
ten we'll the soul that should its destiny
foreknow. | would not brood Ger dis
appointed hopes, nor unto melancholy
pay a tribute dear, but rather let the
spirit, fresh and free, seek its congenial
realm, and bask in sunshine in dream
less land. Yea, ! would cherish bright
or hopes, and Danish thoughts that oft
depress, or sadden hearts which neer
to joy give place. Return my soul to
this, thy present home on earth, aud
watch with keener eye thy destiny in
store. Yea, Danish dreams-come
down to real life, and live in sweet
accord with those thou loy'st on earth
Lay Preacher.
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The Anectation of Cold
neSs-Be Natural.

One of the fashionable follies of the
day is the afectatlon of great GOODNESS,
IL is considered vulgar TO be demonstra-
tive, You meet an old friend, it is a
blessing to your eyes to behold him
once more. Your heart leaps up at
the sight of him. Your impulse is to
grasp him warmly by the hand. You
feel almost like embracing him.
You must do nothing Of the kind.
No ripple must be permitted to ruffis
the smooth equilibrium and Indifference
of your feelings. You must greet him
politely, but without emotion. So the
false etiquette of WHICH we speak teach
es.
Selfpossession is a strong quality,
but we do not believe in this kind of
self-possession. And the people who
school themselves in this are not apt TO
have the other and the better kind.
They are not apt to manifest self-po&
session on such occasions as really cali
for it--occaaons Of difficulty and dan
ger, and of great trials. Touch sheir
self-love, make any usual domard upon
them for self denial aud their assumed
and superficial self possession vanishea
in an instant
For ourselves, we like naturalhess Of
manner. Seem as you feel. Let the
heart speak out, or what is the use in
having a heart.
These are crops which grow only on
light soils, and the school of philosophy
--miscaiied philosophical which We
speak, must have originated in shallow
brains.
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The latest official statement Of the
greenbacks fall kinds now outstand
ing places the amount at S402, $685.
030. The amount Of national bank
notes is about 1898, 600, 900, so that
the total currency Of the country Is
not far from $S00.000,0Gl. In or
binary times this would be album
dant for the needs Of trade.
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Election Day.

While we are at our regular business,
working of and mailing the JOURNAL
to orr readers, many Of them will be on
their way to the polls, aud many more
far too many, we fear--will remain at
home. The weather is unpropitious
aud politics are mixed" hence this
indifference, These are among general
reasons for light vote in the state.
Personal hostility to certain candidates
may be a particular reason for the apa-
thy Of some, and the activity CT others.
In view Of this state of affairs, it is
impossible for any one to foretell re suits
with &,y legre OF certainty. Yet, most
people have some idea of general, as
well as local results. A majority, how
ever, are wiser after election than be-
fore. And then comes the inevitable
bFag--"I told you sol knew all
that beEore"-"any man with half an
eye IL his head could have seen it,"
etc, cite.
Bat we will venture our prediction
to-day, while the votes are dropping
silently into the ballot box, on both
state and local candidates, though we
have not a distant idea that we shall
approximate results.
OF our county ticket there can be no
doubt Mr. Persons has 70 opponent.
OF Prof Cady's chance we know but
little, but have not a doubt Of his cleo
ton by five hundred majority.
OF Judge Barron's vote in this coun-
ty no man need prophecy. All is
chance 50 far as We can discover. Per.
sonally, Tip Taylor as he is Familiarity
known, is doubtless the most popular
man ia Pierce county. Hence we shall
not be surprised at any result--not
even If Taylor should carry the county
by two hundred and fifty majority
We, at least, predict about an even race
As for Governor Washburn, he is
unpopular here, and patty hnes-the
party harness cannot hold the vote.
Va fredics ''draw game, chances in
isgo.sof a majority Cor Taylor. We
think Il II Baker will run ahead Of
his ticket; end, in our opinion, the rest
of the state ticket viii get about five
hundred majority In the entire state,
We deem The result doubtful in the ex-
IRENE for Washburn, while We believe
the remainder Of the Republican ticket
will be elected.
These are random thoughts, and ali
we have to say on election day, by way
Of prediction. In Fridays edition we
hope to be able to give the result on
the entire ticket.
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Two neighbors, living in Westchester
county, had a long aud onveuomed liti.
CATION about small spring, which they
both claimed. The Judge wearied out
at last, said; "What IS the use Of
making so much fuss about little wat.
er2'-"Your honor will SEQ the use Of
it, replied Que Of the lawyers, "vhen
inform you that the parties arc boil
milkmen.
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Bccchcr'S Admiration
for the sScripturaI Prod.
iGaI.

for the sScripturaI Prod.
iSaI.
Mrs. Burnham in the st. Louis Republi-
can.
fit were allowed me BY some pow
erful fairy to escape the troubles and
petticoats that encompass me round
about and elect for myself to become
for year aud day some man Of my
acquaintance, then for 500 days would
occupy the pantaloons, pulpit, and
I perquisitcs of Henry Ward Beecher.
He has altogether the best thing of
any man in these United States. If
he were a woman now he would be
wiped out of all shape by the late ticks
put in by malice aud jealousy Being
man, his popularity is greatly in
creased thereby, aud his return last
Sunday TO Plymouth Church was an
ovation. Friday night l saw an audi
ence of slxty-three in the Broadway
Theatre. Saturday night twenty-three
persons occupied the lower part of the
Grand Opera House, but Sunday night
5000 people waited the rise Of the cur
tain at Plymouth Academy. Up the
crowded aisles, attended by hutter Of
ribbons and fans, and all the interested
rustic indicating the entrance ola bridal
party, walked the rosy, rotund pArson
/ The rostrum of the church is ba-e and
broad Lots of room for acting. Mr.
Bsecher sang heartily with his immense
congregation, and then rising, came up
smiling, aud as usual stopped with one
leg ever so much ahead Of the other
This actually was putting his best foot
foremost, and began discourse upon
the parable Of the Prodigal son.
Now" said Mr.. Beecher, "I'd rath.
er of the two boys have been the prod
igal. The other son was a miserable
creature. There was a good deal to adj.
mire 10 the prodigal. He went off to
have a good time, and he had it, and
got through with it. He reached the
earth and made a rebound. He did
pot say when in his trouble III 90 Il
my father and state the circumstances.
lie called his performance sins, and he
went and confessed 'em, and was joy.
fully forgiven" And here Mr..
Beecher clasped his hands, raised his
eyes, and said in very beautiful way
"Our Father in Heaven, art Thou
meaner than the fathers of earth?"
Then, in referring to the other broth.
err, he described him as hearing the
singing and dancing, and refusing TO go
inside, being "too slingy to get drunk;
too cautious, too cold, too unsympathiz-
ing to sin lasciyiou,ly. lie was mean,
stiff, and proper, aud was going to
Heaven as a mummy" and Mr. Beech.
or made himself as much like a mummy
and walked as stiff as ramrod across
the stage on his road to Heaven, ia the
style Of the prodigal's brother.
The assembled 5000 roared. No
matter who the other man is, II. w. g.
has the pleasantest lines Of all. Then
he finds the multitude waiting for him
Sunday after Sunday, ready to laugh
or cry as his magnificent acting dictates,
It costs each person about SO a Sun.
day to hear him. The cheapest admis
sions are those boaght Of the sexton
who puts you 10 an obscure seat for 81
but will land you IN the pulpit on
camp.chair for S.
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o7, short Notice. vi7n1e
LIVERY STABLE,
BY
stray Notice.

Found and taken up by me, the under
signed, on land owned by me, and on which
live, in section twenty six, township
twenty eight range nineteen, being the
town Of Troy, on or about the 2jth day Of
October, 1873, one re ! yearling bull.
Dated at Troy this 9th day Of Oct, ls13.
21-in W. ID. PgBvEs.
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Came into the enclosure Of the subscrib-
er, living on Section %, Township %,
Rauge.10 being ia the town Of Glenmont,
some time in July. one white bun with
some led about the head, aud one red hgis
or with some marks Of white. Both are
supposed to be one year old. The owner is
requested TO provo property pay charges
ard take them a way
j. pICKAnD.
River Falls. Oct 18th, 1873. 2l.1n
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Il W. REED.
.voIsn white.
MISSES LEYINGs.
n. J. WILCOX.

Dealer in Books, Stationery, Toys, News
papers, Periodicals, Inks. Pens, Pencils,
Pen-holders, Envelopes. Writing Paper,
Fancy Goods, sc. Orders for books or
anything else in my line which is not On
hand will be filled Mt the shortest notice.
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la Switzerland. milkmaid who Is
good singer gets more salary than 9th.
ers. because under the influence of mu.
SIC cows give down" better aud give
more milk. An eastern farmer is try
ING to hire Parepa Rosa and Kellogg
! to sing round bis pump.
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Taken Up.

Taken up by me, the undersigned, on land
owned by me and on which 1--we, on &c
ton 10, Township u, Range IS, bein in
the town OF River Falls, on the 18Th day Of
October, 1873, one red COW with white
spots on sides, about years old The
owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges and take her away.
n. CRowNnAGr.
River Falls, Oct. 18Th 1873 20
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JOHN SHEEAN.
DAYTON MILLS,
AL. ROBERTS,
.EOTTCE.

WI. Mckay A. Son will do plasterng
in town or country with neatness and dis.
patch. All work warranted where good
materisl is furnished.
VII hl2 ". n. MCKAY Sos.
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Know all persons by these presents that
We, L. D. Frank aud James Bleihen, have
Dissolved partnership by mutual consent
and the Foundry viii be carried on by
James Blethen.
L. b. FRANK.
JAMES BLEruEN
River Falls. Oct, 1st, 1873. %
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Notice.

River Folls, Oct. 25ih, 1873.
Smyrna times., 1873-09-03
MARYLAND ITEMS.

Last Thursday was a gala day for the Elkton
children. No less than three pic MICS were
held, and it was astonishing where so many
children came from.
An unknown tramp was found dead in ''cow
culvert," near EiktOn, on Friday He was re-
moved to the Jail yard where an inquest was
held, and a verdict of death from natural
causes pronounced.
p. w. Downes has sold the Choptank Hotel
in Denton, to Thomas T.. Heathers Tor $685.,
600. Mr.. II. has also purchased MIR. Earnest
Downes stock Of goods and will engage in the
mercantile trade.
During the sitting of the last Grand Jury of
Caroline county there was not n bill or indict.
ment of any kind found against single indi,
vidual in the lower half of the county. In all
this part of the county there is not single
license, it is said, issued for the sale of
spirituous liquors.
Mr.. Charles II. Tilghman, of Miles River
Neck, raised 700 bushels of wheat from SO
bushels seeded. 1t was of the variety known
as the Fulz wheat. 1t weighed 65 pounds to
the bushel, and he has sold his whole crop in
the county for seed wheat, at SO per bushel.
Mr.. A. A. Pascaut raised 33 bushels of the
same kind of wheat off seven-eighths of an
acre. .-EdStOn Star.
The SusquehdnnG Railroad Bridge On
| Friday last committee of the directors of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore II. II.
Company awarded to the Baltimore Bridge
Company the contract to replace the present
wooden bridge now spanning the Susquehanna
river at Havre dc Grace by an iron structure
La all there are twelve spans in the bridge
each two hundred feet in length. The replace
ment OF the present structure by an iron one
will consume considerable time, as but one car
be operated upon at time. .t..
Deld,oGre d Chesapeake Canal The seri
Gus break in the Delaware & Chesapeake Cana
has very seriously interfeIed with trade at thi
point A large number of canal boats, loaded
with lumber, grain and coal, are now her
waiting orders as to how to dispose of thei
cargoes. From all the information we ca,
gather, it looks doubtful whether the canal vii
be opened for business before the close of tn
season. IL is rumOred that the Pennsylvani
Railroad Company are negotiating for it
purchase, and we should not be surprised
the canal would in the future be owned or con
y trOlled by that grasping corporation. -HdpT
de Grace Republican.