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rs rnE DoMINION PRospERoUss
business and Wages In Nova scotia Bcasty
of the Women.

Corresponds nee of TIE sun.
HALIFAx, April 25-The Nova Scotians
boat OF their prosperity. hut In hasty journey
through the province have been unable to see
any signs ot IL. Col Stewart Of Amherst, one
e the most entorprislng men in the country.
SAYS that he has Ia go to New England to get
capital for tho development If Nova scotia's
resources. Real estate ls held very high In Hall
fax, aud money II plentiful. hut yellow gold is
as scarce a ~ ~ In the states. rhe money Is
Dominion grscubacks and hank notes. the bank
notes not being secured. az understand. by any
special guaranty Ike our national bank notes
| listened tn gentleman telling a curious
story of how the Rank Of Yarmouth, Nova SEQ
ria, saved it, credit. Two agents of the Mon.
treal Bank presented themselves at the desk -
the Yarmouth concern and demanded specie
for al immense quantity Of bills. They were
tnld to return next day That evening the
officials ~ the hank gathered all the
specie they could get IN town: giving
notes tor Il. The merchants Of Yarmouth
werc equally interested with the bank officers
n maintaining the credit uI the institution,
SCENTS presented themselves at the bank counter
next morning they found the cashier hidden be-
hind a pile Of hard currency. They were sat fed
with this proof OF the institutions stability, and
took bills of exchange instead Of gold. hardly
,hink that this style Of doing business would
work very well In New England. The Bank OF
Liverpool and the Rank Of Acadia suspended re-
Cohtly dom soc any reason why rredeemable
United states money which is certain 10 he re-
deemed some day, and which IL backed by all
the wealth # Eastern factories and Pacific
mines. But the Canadians demand the premium
and get II.
The 50 lion Of country between wind.
scr and id gestowu. on the line ut tile
Windsor and Annapolis RAILWAY is one Of the
richest farming regions In the world A
large portion Of E has been reclaimed
from swamp 10y dykes. The soil IL very fertile,
and the people seem t. do well. They are very
anxious ira recipro'iN treaty. so that they
may get market for their surplus produce.
Girls are arcc. They 60 t. the United States
vherc tIcy mako excellent house-servants
WGeS orc low, and ship builder on the Bay of
Fundy told me that ne uays his CARPENTER, 81 70
n day, aud they board themselves. lie spoke
with indignation of having to pay s. and s. a
day for cLirenters to repair his ships In New
York.
A great dead is said about the fine, healthy ap-
pearancc aud ;he beauty ot Nova Scotia women.
IL IA true that they seem Ia he healthy. and not
81 painfully intellectual ~ American females,
but the average Uf beauty does not appear TO be
higher here. exercised the A american privilege
of staring while on the cars from Annapolis TO
Windsor. and am sure that have seen more
pretty girls at a small depot on the New England
shore Line titan saw between the places above
named. Probably most oi the pretty girl- 20 to
the
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ONE DIR UITHOUT A DEATH.
Yesterdays Report from tho Dcr tn wtich
cmciais Murder Men because they have
Not the $40 to Pay the Legal Fine.

NOT SIO ray tfght
Or. Nealis Tonbs physician, said yester-
dw. "The number Of prisoners VIII, die IL much
larger than 1t should be hut II will not decrease
until the system you suggested in yesiordly's
SuS Ia adortcd. You hit the nll ON the head.
This Is prison. not an hospital, and no SICK
nan even II he IL pri .oncr, should ever he
lined here Iint men guilty of no crimc are
.,metimcs sent here throu ,h the stupidity of
the police and the Ignorance of the police sur
.eons There are two cases that occur TO mo
now: A man who never drank Intoxicating
liuuOrs was foJnd inscnsihle In Greenwich
street. Having been taken to apolice station he
was examined by police surgeon and pro-
nouncod intoxicated. The man had been prOs-
trated by exhaustion. In that condition he was
brought here, aud he died a few minutes after
ward. Had the surgeon made aproper examt-
nation and given restora ives that life might
nave been saved. Another was brought here 10y
. physician acting for police surgeon He said
he IN an had hvdrothobla. How ridiculous
case Of hydrophobia IN the Tomhs. A glance at
the patient convinced me oi what a post NOR
braiu. He ded in twenty minutes. These are
not isolated cases. The Police commissioners
lre to blame for appointing incompetcnt sur
reona | do not mean to saw that all Of them are
incompetent but know that few OF them at
treatment would not I've sent here to die"
There is little change among the sick In the
Tombs Mahoney, the burglar, suffers much
from his broken rih, but the doctor does not
think 1t necessary to order his removal A. the
bone will knit there as quickly as In Bellevue
Hospital King is cheered by the pleasant
weather, and his face has frightened look.
Mis-. King visits her husband.
Nearly score were discharged from the ten
day pom Yesterday, and half Of those remaining
had more comfortable quarters, although those
making their bed on the slimy door saw no inn
urpvement In their acCommO Odattons.
- Wait day or two, said one' there's
storm coming.
What difference win that make" asked
new conner.
"why. the closets will overflow, and well
have to swim or be drowned; and youll have
30 nght rats Ike the devil or he eat up, was the
reply.
The unsouh.stioated received this interesting
informal IN with an increduloua stare, and one
Of the habitufs said with contemptuous snecr,
Il guess you'il md out, old fellow. You've got
a good deal t. learn
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Sbippiug.

A NCuOR LINE EXPREs- STEAMERs
~ Sail from Pier ~, North River New York
AinsrRaLlAs Sat- Nay 8 yiCIoTIA' sat- May 10
Passengers booked and forwarded TO and from any
railway station IN Great Britain, ireland. Germany,
NORWAY sweden Denmark, America ~ safely, speed.
I comfortably and cheapy as any other route or line
Ticket Drafts or Certh hcates can be bought At lowest
currency tatcs by applying at the Compsny's orces,
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents.
J,OR QUEENSTOWN AM LIVERPOOL,
-. Carrying the United states Mails.
WISCONSIN sails "wednesday, NAV =, ,stlx T. NJ.
NEVADA sails "Wednesday, May H. atSPM
Cabin passage. ~ gold. Steorsgo, 80 currency.
Drafts ou England Ireland sc.
WILLIAMS GUIOS,
~ Brosdway. New York.
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jealous Husband Cured with I.iquorIce
waterH

There is a man in this city who is so af-
fectiOnately fond OF his wife, that he ia Jealous
II man looks within forty -nye degrees of the
direction IN which she may happen TO be. The
other day gentleman spoke TO her aud he i'm
medIstely threatened suicide. His wife was
put up at the drugglst's, consisting OF a little
water co'ored with liquortce and bottled, with
ARlsring poison label outside. When he threat
suso 10 isss some VI II, and actually poured IL
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v'RBmEsDOUs BARGAINS

VRBmEsDOUs BA9GAiS-
PAsHIoNAp, E ePRiSq DRE9s GOODS
JUST RECEIVED PROM hUuTl M,
AT ABOUT 20 CENT6 ON TIM DOlIAR
or THE COST OF IMrUiyrhrlph
PLAID JAPAkFAE POPLINS at IkHC. per yard
STRIPED JAPANESE POPLiss VI iSo.. loo. aud i'c
RR0ohTfiL JAPASBsR PorLISs q, ~. ssc. and
SDc. per yar
Per Yard
BivJK. KLPACAs. nne quality. only .,S.. sc. and
DLAoK C6sHMEREs. for s,cqucs. At 1,c. 10 81 syard
Also,
Exceedingly beautiful ptyiea At ft.JD each.
so OTTOMAN BROCHE SrRIPED StiA Ms.
Juat imported, only ~ N. valued 70 e'.JD
W. X. IEYTON, l75 suI t1i Wut 'ry
lust below uuuat.,u ~.
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SifamJoais an) xnIruDI.
DgNNsyLvASIA RAILROAD.


Trains leave New York from foot OF Deshros,es and
Cortland sts. as follow;
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the wcat and South
With Pullman palace cars atta'h"d 80 A. NJ S. T. aud
SSH NJ. SUNDAY. 8, I, and $50 4. v.
For u ltin0ro W ashlngton, and the South ut NJ,
and 2, NJ. sunday, or. N.
Express for Pallad lphid and 93) A. VI, i2:D L.
1850 +. NJ, aud u night. sunday G. SO, snl
For fhilsielph, VIA Ksnsngton at A. NJ. and +. NJ.
EmIgrant aud second class 1.i5 4, N.
For Newark st G. go T. $40 $40. O. ~. II, 1it NJ H.
"a an 321 $40, ii0, t3 o. 70, $40 b;ti, 5;J s. $40
3d. !M so, 3; TO- ii'So and u +. NJ sunday. 5i}c
H. Il " is.'D l. & ssb s. $ai so T. 10 SO SO s.,1
5:tlt 6. and $40 +. NJ.
FSr ss6wiy es1 40 80 spa 70 4 ~ r. noon,
$40, aud 10 T.. W. and u night SUNDAY 52J aud +.
For Woolor,dgc and Perth Annoy. aud 10 A. NJ. 49,
For New brunswick, and 10 A. NJ, II ~. 1910.
52Q, g. and p. NJ, and u night sunday, anis VI.
For East Milestone. NJ. u noon, 40 and 5al r N.
For Lsmbertyillc and flenington. "a .nd2P. NJ.
For Philhpsburg and Belylerr. and ~. ".
Accommodation for Bordentovn, Burlington, and Cam.
den, and $50 A. NJ. i!D, 2. s, 4. aud 6 i. VI.
for Freehold. I and = A. NJ, and J.. a.
For Jsmesbnrg Pemosrton, ssmien.6 A. NJ. and via
Trains arrive as follows; From Pittsburgh, $50 A. N,
Ok r. ~, daily, l0it A. and 6A r. NJ. daily EXCEPT
Monday. From Washington and Baltimore, so A. NJ.
t:St and lNi2 L. VI. Sunday, 10 A. NJ. From Phila.
pha, S2l $50 i0it iiOt and 1l5t NJ, 2it s5l 6Ot,
and sSP. NJ SUNDAY, g2lt $50, and II Ot A. NJ. Ticket
House, and foot Of Desprosses and Cortlsndt sts.
Emigtant ticket ONCE, Battery place: ,,.,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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Hiss LYDIA TH0arsoS.
HER INcoMPAR%Bl BlE COMPANY
vorid viii 2Ss SSnPs ts Sp,%s1c "ss ssSn 9 M X G
oomMHSlisd MHSyfs pA5A A5sbES rFyRNslSS aAYs
CHANGE OF iii BILL oNSiiGtlrLY
Popular Prices BoIcs aud ae,is may he .,cnred at
me Academy OF Masic' stochirinots'Sj or III Broad
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
Masonic GHi SGT s2GcTlt XN II a SsSa St p; rrsp
po'iRebbiFar iRbFrfSnTifR9 fFSnT fRS9 Fog1Ty>fb. f,g TTSy no"
ssSed nr By 2,e a o'2 to fSla n b. c,
ana iuins ssss %STy viii & fSia9sS
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A-.ossllffaHa!SStNx slffaaStNx "if4lHNSATissfxft "sif44ilHNSS6S. sxt
Last LeJture In New York hy
ssgslss', subj, ,S /, srsS ~ Arson.q,: o. ~"
Tickets ~ cents. at Gurley's and schirmers.
Boorh'- TrHH.Thkk. rRiHf VEN su, oyr SoUcicAULr
Of Mr., Dion Rcuecaalt who giil appear on mi, snd
E TSst 3: spa &
of AnHaM ai.G /! * knfi& R4&SoH
shE BHREY sos acGs.f f'f fssny " Matinee @ % on Ar"h
SSS SSSSAS SAll5SS a i. /. 5ssGpfa;FsSGssl HS a5Ssla
B'" ff.' nigh! q 5c ass drama, entitled
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Preceded each iSfnlng g ri fES 2in farce OF
RRYANTs orERA mou,,sE, gp ST.
DAN BRYASTf.N II Nj iNiEfLsE sIi%SGGE." bAvE REED.
FIFrn AvkSTlf 3 .nl IS ,SymBas5asBEES Ba5s
Mr. Augustin Day..........s Sole Lessee and Managor
Every Sight and SATURDAY. M.t,ne.
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Rl VIRTUE ofan execution, | will sell at public
auction this day Al 10 A. VI, al is College place Tie
STOCK aud hNturei OF cigar stor,,
A, AARONS, Marshal.
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GRAND Billiard Exhibition given tonight hy T.
aud lith st. '
FOR -AhE-A olllilrd table in good order. Apply
Il al 10 anu II South IT, ''Ff'
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TYR STEE'S SALE.

BY Virtue of Decree Of the Cir
cult Court Of Frederick County, sitting as
a Court of Equity, the undersigned as
Trustee, will offer at Public Sale, at the
Western Maryland Hotel, in Emmitsburg,
Frederick County, Maryland,
On 7,HURSDA Y, February 4, 1878,
at 2 o'clock, p NJ, all the following Real
Estate, situated in the town of Emmits-
burg, Frederick. County, State of Mary
land and being all OF Lot No. 7, and the
V, est half of Lot No 6, and also part of
Lot No. 8, situated in the town of Emmts-
burg, Frederick county, State of Mary
land, and fronting en- the Main street, and
running back same width to an alley, and
being the same property heretofore con-
veyed by John X. Taylor to James III.
Taylor, by deed dated on the 21st of Sep
TENDER, 1870, and recorded in Liber c. NJ.
No. 5, folio Cos, one of the Land Records
of Frederick county, and subsequently,
sold, but not conveyed, by said James ii.
Taylor to Patrick Kelly, together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon.
G" The buildings consist of two
story brick dwelling house-store room
house two stories Ugh, IS by 30feet open
smoke house, two wells and Il good pump,
fine fruit, etc. go. ~'..'
: Terms Of SITE as prescribed By tile Decree
One half of the purchase money to be
paid on the day of sale, or ON the Ratifica-
ton thereof by the Court, at the election
of the purchaser. The residue in one year
from the date of sale, the purchaser giving
note With approved security, bearing inter,
est from the day of sale
JOHN X. TAYLOR,
ian 1, 1873 Trustee.
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..WliitC Eyes"

Basn Who will write the history OF
"White Eyes" the great Delaware
Indian Chief and Warrior who in
$780, 81, accompanied the Canadian
Expedition of Gen. Armstrong, across
Lake Erie, by the Great Maumee or
Miami of the Lakes down the Missls-
sinaway to the Big Miami; thence to
the Scioto River; thence to Fort Pitt,
now Pittsburg; thence across the AL
legany, by the way Of Bedford and
The Cove Mountain, to the settle
ments of the Conococheague, the
Antietam and the Monocacy Valleys
where they joined .iiblets with The
Hessans, British Tories and Spies,
and the notorious Allan Cameron,
I DR.. John Smith and John Connolly,
British Tories and Agents under in
structions from General Gage and
Lord Dunmore, to set lire to F'reder-
ick-town, seize the arsenal and muir
der and massacre all the men, women
and children in the town and country
around it? \ communications III
Bartsis' old Maryland Chronicles of
Jan. 1888, giving an account f'the
expedition, says that the undertaking
was well conceived as a piece Of Brit
ish strategy ams domination, ana that
if it had been successfully carried out
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Western Mary land Railroad.

We had visit on last Monday from
our old friend and acquaintance, Mr..
Isaac Motter, Of Williamsport, WASH
ington county, Maryland. Mr.. M. is
a Director on the part Of Washington
county and the Stockholders in this
institution. We "interviewed' him
in regard to the future prospects of
the great work. lie gave it as his
decided opinion when the road is fin
ishel intact from Owings' mills to
Baltimore; and the connection is made
from Hagerstown to Williamsport, so
as to tap the Canal at that point, that
the augmented tonnage of freight by
the traushipment Of coal from the
AlIeganv mines would be immense.
That the revenue to be derived from
this source alore would be in excess of
all the freight and passenger traffic
which now goes over the road. The
connection being once made, with the
Canal the price of coal would be les
sened to consumers, and the demand
for it as a cheap article 70" fuel, for
cooking, manufacturing and steam
purposes would increase annually to a
large extent, so as to keep the freight
cars busy in hauling it to tide water
and all along the line the year round;
even the Northern Central Railway,
which now uses the Pennsylvania
coal to generate steam would be com
PEELED from economic considerations,
its superiority and cheapness to Use
the Cumberland coal in preference
Where one ton now goes to Baltimore
on the ". NJ. Il X. loo tons would
be the minimum when Willlamsport is
reached.
He believes when this result was
conyummated that the Railroad would
become paying Institution-that the
freight and passenger traffic would be
increased tenfold;-ana the demand
for Cumberland coal exceed the an
ticipation of the most earnest friend
of the work. 1t would be of great
advantage to the people Of Hagers-
town; of SmithshUrg, Wavncsboro',
MechanicstoWn Westminster and all
the surrounding towns; and that large
coal depots would be established at
all intermediate points along the line;
it would oren furnaces x build up new
manufacturing establishments, and IN
many ways open up new business
relations, which are dormant for the
want of sa3aclty to comprehend the
situation
Mr.. Mottor was enthusiastic in his
views relative to the expansion OF tins
work by the completion of the gap at
both ends and as u Director on the
part Of the stockholders and WASH
lngton county, is determined to exert
his best energies to bring about this
GRAND ronsummation We wish him
God speed in the noble enterprise II,
more on the 4jh Tuesday of this
month, when the disappointment OF
many Of the employees Of the Road,
or the appointment Of new men, VII.
take place.
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NJ ISCELLANEOCS.
ODDS AND ENDS-SORT MINED Up.

ALMANACS FOR 3.-lIagcrstovn,
L"..''vn ""d NV Ev,k, Diaries 1ur 1913,
going fast. Fire Crackers, Torpcdoes and
Masks, do. China Eggs, best kind to put up,
needs no salt, and warranted not to freeze;
Hobby Horses, Wagons and Whcclbarrows;
also Horns by the hushcl or pound, chcaIG
lots Of nice and pretty things that we di,m'
sell at the Holidays, cause, people hadn't
money enough; Skates, Fish books and 9th
or Hardware all my BLACK SPANISH
CHICK EMS, aholt dozen the finest ever
raise, no room to keep them where am
going to move; food almost gone must sell
or cat them. Call soon and buy them cheap,
pity to kill them; also some nice Coops. and
large Store Boxes, will he sold very low; and
GARDEN SEEDS, such as Cabbage, To
mato, Caulitiowcr &c, &c. To he continued
in our next ID. f. SMITH,
Temple of fancy, No. 40 n. Market street,
Frederick, Md jan 4-tf
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efn The New York Ileralds Wash.

ington special states that the Credit
MoliIier investigation will show that
several Congressman for a time accep-
ted enormous dividends from that CON
Germ. which they devoted to charitable
and political purposes but they will
attempt to show that were not Iden-
tilted with the management of the
concern, or with legislation for it.
Attempts are being made to hush up
the investigation, but it is reported
that startling developments will be
made from an unexpected quarter.
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"a" The Maryland Chassis mot in
special session, on January 1, in En-
mit<burg, for the purpose OF dlssoIv
ing the Pastoral relation between Rev.
J. NJ Iitzol and the EnmItsburg
charge, and dismisaing him to the
WestmoreIand Chassis Of the Pitts
hurgh SYNOD. Mr.. 1'Itzel has labored
tn years in this charge and carries
with him the good wishes Of all who
know him. lie is about to locate at
Irving's Station on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, east of Pittsburgh.
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Now FOR BUSINESS. - The plea
s,lres of the Holidays, Merry Christ
mas and Happy New Year, and the
hustle and stir of the Concerts are
now over, hence business presses more
closely upon our attention. We are
setting out upon the Threshold of a
New Year, with new aims and new
objects in view. We live and learn.
We should then first endeavqr to be
industrious and saving; to liYe eco
nomically and lay up something for a
rainy day to improve our time and
calling, and put in execution judi
eiQus. plans and projects to letter our
condition for the future. We should
rise early and begin the day with a
cheerful heart to do something useful
--sonething to benefit our fellow men
and augment our own resources. " g
should set our own mind like the true
fire of the flint against illencss, tat
Ting and spinning street yarn -
against tooliug away precious time.
Time and tide waits upon no man.
Ec m and doing. Be at work head
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AUCTIONEERINE!

THE subscriber would respectfully in
L form the public, that he will attend to
Auctioneerng in the sale of Real Estate
and Personal Property. Charges very
and prompt attention given to
ALL Call on or address
a.. LEONARD WYSS1NGER,
SabillasviIIe, Fred'k co. Md. jan 4-3mos
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~ r u T Z E'S S LIE.

BY Virtue of a Decree Of the Cir
cult Court of Frederick County, sitting
in Equity, the undersigned as Trustee,
will sell at Public Sale on the premises in
Mcchanicstown District, on the road lead
ing from Mcchanicstown to Sabillasvillc,
about midway between the two places,
On SATURDAY,, February |, Is,
at IL o'clock, meridian, all the right, title
and interest of BENJAMIN WILL
HIDE, deceased, in. the following Real
Estate
THE HOME PLACE,
containing 70 acres and 1913 pcrches of
land, the improvements consisting of
good
Dwelling House,
Stable, Carriage House and other out
buildings. There are on the premises
TWO ORCHARDS of choice fruit in
good bearing condition: Also, good
tract of
NOUNTAZN LAND,
the greater portion of which is well set
with young thriving TIMBER, Locust
and Chestnut nartipu1a rly
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

of Frederick County
l. will have their Tax Bills for 1872 pre-
sented to them in compliance with the law
by persons selected for that purpose, who
are not authorized to collect the same |
hope that these notices will not pass UNI
needed.
GEO. w. MILLER,
jan. l1.3W Collector.
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IS" A lady about to marry vas warned
that her intended, although n very good
man, was very eccentric. We'll, she sad,
if he is very unlike other men, he is more
likely to be a good husband, I'll see about
that. aud set hin lraight if Nr Should get
a little crooked
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JOH.v Il, BY?aW.>TI', W, u.

(s@- Physician and .Suycon,)
- ESPECTFULLY offers his Profess
! \ sional services to the citizens Of En-
mitsburg and surrounding Districts.
n. b. Particular attention paid to the
Diseases of Women and Children.
gT~ All cases requiring Surgical Treat
ment solicited.
ian. 11-3mOs.
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nfa. "White Eyes" q Delaware
chief, in the days Of the Revelation Of
rs performed the role among tie say
age tribes of the West, that Tecumsch
did during the second war with Greet
Britain for Gree Trade and Sailors
Rights" Tecumseh was killed at the
Battle of the River Raisin, SO it is said,
by Col. Richard NJ. Johnson, the
gallant commander Of the Kentucky
Troops.
Rumscy, Dumpscy,
Col. Johnson killed Feeumsch.
But who killed "White Eyes, or
where did he die?
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-01-11

sear The nu,ober of murders, rob
berries, fires, Railroad accidents, bur
glaries, and other di&Rolical deeds,
which are constantly 1a1lnS place
throughout the country, would &lmoa'
induce .. person to believe that Pan
.demoniun had broken loose, and that
the fallen angels We're employing THEN
tactics 10 give the Devil another
rounl.
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gage
The reader is referred to the advertise,
mcnt Of .Ionn X Taylor. The property
advertised will hr sold on Thn,a'Iay, the
4'h Of February, in EmmitshprG 1T IS
valuable m,tinc.s stand, directly "W o.ltt
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