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n EW GOODS.

Consisting Of fine Initial pa-
per, Of the very latest styles,
stationery, school, prayer, mu-
sic, hymn aiid Sunday school
books. etc., ut
EssANEHN AZ CO.'S,
Book store. Main street..
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To the Bns,noss Men Of Dallas.

Every business man In the city of
Dallas Is expected 10 meet the Boord OF
Trade In the Owens 4 Booth building,
corner of elm aud Market streets, this
Saturday morning at 8 o'clock. Very
important business Is to be transacted,
rs 1t lsthe annual meeting Of the Board
ofTrade.
w I CRANE preaiupnI
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NOTICE.

Ne accounts ageinst employees In the
Herald once Will be allowed In settle
ments with the onlce unless mn order
from the Proprietor IN given.
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JOHN w. LANE,

Notary public ana agent for
the collection 0feiaiiils az Aus
tia. Once M CASTOR a. Thomas
bank, north Side Of tiie public
square.
lylff
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COW POSITION.

w. q. DibOlI wishes II understo cd
TINT ALL gravel roofs are not good.
ONLY those thnt have the necessary
amount Of material put on. All 9th.
ers are worse than useless. lGi DIT
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y s.3,5.,.I !. !. ; J, !:

Drawn In presence OF John W. Lane. No
tary Public.
WHITAKER n WILKINSON,
Managers,
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Persons desiring first-class board In n prl'
vnte family, convenient TO business, can mud
such place by addressing f., Lock BOX %i'
l63dlw
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Mmaie Lesson..

Mrs, Sophia A. Audi VIII give Instruction
on The piano VI The residence OF Captain
John ". bryan, on Lamar street, ana solicllA
a share OF patronage. ll0ilm
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Law blanks OF every description, Tor sale
aud printed to order, at this office.
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The latest stock of window
Shades, Fixtures. COrnicc
Moulding and Wall Paper al.
ways 10 found at
PIERCE ~ LTLE'S.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
C0RHRUT RAILROAD TIME

Can always be found al ], 81 Drama, No., 07
Maln street. Also, Gold ana silver Watches
that WILL KEEP IT.,
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BOOK BIN DI N q
AND
10 II Is Ia I NJ II r M Or
A SPECIALITY Ar
THE HERALD OFFICE
SAINT LOUIS PRICES

The Dallas Agricultural and Mechanical
Gift Association has two drawings each day,
NJ " N. and 6P.M,
WHITAKER WILKINSON,
l29d1n Managers.
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NOTICE TO DELaN0uENTs.

VENisoN dinner at the Empire restaurant.
Meals twenty-five cents. l6i dot
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Law Blanks Of every description for sale
and printed 70 order a. this once.
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FLOUR SACKS,

FLOUR SACKS,
Manila bags and wrapping pa
per for sale low 10 the trade
III REED AZ LATHROP'S.
l22dtf Elm street.
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yenisOu Dinner
Owner wanted.

Az tho Empire restaurant on Sunday. Meals
twenty-five cents. l05i2t
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FRANKLIN a. 90.

SELL every day. the latest news
and have ON their tables the
freshest literature Of the times.
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Zacicry's Pioneer soda works. Upper
Elm street, Dallas, Texas.

The undersigned, pioneer In the panulhc'
ture OF pure and unadultcratcd bottled soda
would respectfully inform his friends aud
the public generally, that he Is prepared Ia
MI orders 10 any extent promptly, either fol
city consumption or shipment,
l03dtf IL. II. ZACHERY.
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Old Books, Magazines, Etc
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Lawyers Briefs
Printed In pamphlet form, with neatness
and dispatch, NJ the HERALD OFFICE.
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Why send to the northern cities for you
BOOK BINDING AND JOB PRINTING
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HOUSTON AND TEXAs oENTRAL'
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

oFgIcE oF Tug DALLAS llFnALp,(
August ~, lhi. !
corrected daily by the First National Bank
Buying. Selling
tlold ....................... .lO5@ alOO
.,..,,,,,",,'''.",lViW WN"
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AT THE HERALD OFFICE

Bound at the Lowest Prices
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when the same character of work can be
done at home and ut
Saint Louis Prices p,
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Coffee and Tea.
nrensistuGA md Grnin

lilo, common, 2lc; Fair N good, 251sc; Prime
TO choice, 2SIgc; o. q. Java, a3c; Tea, per n, II
msl 91
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Timers, stocks ana Metals.

Tin: &c, l0xll, charcoal, per box $50 80; TX
l0xli, charcoal, $500; IN, l2xl2, charcoal,
81 90; &c, charcol, l4x2O, Sl7 90; TX, charcoal,
lix20, $40 90; IC, lixN, roofing, Sl5 90; nc, 20x
l5c; Pig lead u ID Zoe; Copper bottoms y 10
SOC; Sheet iron 26x27 b ID 121ac; Solder extra
refined 81 h 33c; Galvanized iron In full bum
dies u ID 2Oc: American Russia " ID soc.
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THE OLDEST METHODIST MINISTER
Probably the oldest Methodist III
vine i'll the United States, il not in the
world, is the venerable Father Henry
Boehm, who resides at the residence
Of his son in law, Mr.. Finley, or
I.ay:ayetto street, Jersey City. II,
recently entered on his Tooth birth
day. Wien he was born TIE Decla
ration Of American Independence was
not written, and the great cities o
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Boston were mere villages. lie
ha! lived under al. the presia- nta,
from Washington down; has been in
the ministry over seventy three years
and pro ably preached as laany, Of
more sermons. than any man since The
days Of john Wesley. Father Boehn
is in tolerable good health and spirits
and SAYS he confidently hopes 10 h'
able TO attend the Philadelphia Cen
tcunlal in 1876.
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THE OPPRESSED SEX. - An occa-
sional glimpse Of how their sisters are
governed in some other countries
might perhaps soften the woes OF
those dissatisfied females who are
clamoring for more privileges. The
Hindoo Bible forbids a woman to see
dancing, hear music, own jewels,
blacken her eyebrows, eat dainty food,
sit at a window, or view herself in a
mirror during the absence Of her hus-
band; and it allows him to divorce
her if she have no sons, Injuries his
property, scolds him, 1uarrels with
another woman, or presumes to eat
before he has finished his meal.
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EXAMINATION. OF TEACHERS. "A
general examination of Teachers OF
Public Schools, of Frederick county,
was held in the Office of the Board OF
School G Commissioners last week. The
following is a list Of those to whom
certificates were issued
First Graele.-E. Russ, Mrs. Russ,
Mrs. Sleeper, Helen J. Rowe, Daniel
7. Lakin, T. f. Gavcr, John Landers,
Ephraim l.. Boblitz, Frederick White
Charles NJ. Lucket, John d. Lickle,
Lizzie Scott, j. Clinton Hanna, Lucie
L. Poole, George W. Mcbride, Daniel
Gibbon, VIM. II. Nicodcmus, Emma
Norris, Annie +. Duphorn, Joseph w
Davidson, Cinnie G. Pearce, David
Amsterdam, WIN. II. Young, Helen r,
Walker, John r. Shields, e. D. Zi1n.
norman, Horace A. Davis, Frank
Norwood, P. A. Shafer, A. ?. Works
Second Grat7e.--George II. Baltzell
NJ. y. Gaver, Calvin A. Thomas, Basil
W. Stitely, jeremiah Fox, VIM. r.
Winchell, B. w. W. Burgess, John ii
Seabrook, Lizzie II. Riggs, 5. B. Riggs
Ella Root, John II. Shipley, +. r.
Neighbors, Georgia V. Wariield, Ella
Scott, Wm. Collihower, VIM. Il. Ennis,
Ellen L. Brady, J. II. Adlesperger,
Josephus Remsburg, S. N. Young,
Jesse W. Dixon, Mary Il. Dronenberg,
Michael McFadden, Maggie L. Stokes,
Emma ]. Eichelberger, G. P. Easter
day, Emma Stoner, Mrs. L. A. HoH-
man, Ella c. Keller, Emma G. Eyster,
Lydie G. Haupt, Ida Frazier, Fannie
White, Marion r. Lloyd, Mary 5
Kinzer, S. Virginia Trundle, A. B.
Holtz, III. Il. Rice, Ncttie Rice, Mag
gle Agnew, Mary Sank, VIM. L.
Schildl;necht, D. U. Schildknecht,
VIM. Buhrman, II *. Biser, d. L.
Stauiler, J. NJ. G. Zimmerman, J.
Milton Hanna, Louisa Dntrow, En-
ma CARROT. John w. Castle, Ella
Duphorn, Herbert Osburne, Hattie
A. Rineheart, Esther Shipley, Emma
j. Motter, Amanda J. Repp, Matte
NJ. Ohley, Matthias J. Ecker, Minnie
Yeakle, Clara Steiner, Alice Slope,
Nellie GittinSer, Mamie Haller,
Joanna CroSn, Sarah J. jacobs, John
". Iliteslew, Maggie +, HoIbrunner,
j. G. Sl,alding, 10. Hays, John IL.
7. Rudy, John koogle, g. \ S.ern,
Mrs. 3. Norris, NJ. Y. yesterday, Jos.
J. Brown, Laura +. GroSsnickle. CIV,
Marriott, Lewis Mcbride. Laura A.
Alder, Laura A. Bowers, Medora
Wright, Nm II AlbanSh, Ella Baker,
G. +. Eenner, Mollie Hays, X. y,
Ghsan, J. James Duvall, Adam Rose,
Josiah Bowlu-, NJ. S, poi'inberger,
\. $. Rowe, Sallie Nelson, Christian
Eoelkey, Laura Clemson, \. y. GUS
bert, Daniel II. Sta!cy, +. l.. Mnllinix,
Emma Il. Eirpeon, J. W, knauii,
Clara Bartgi<, lleSekiah Harp, Mag
gle L. Derr, Chas. NJ. TroxwelI, G. S,
DeviILiss, Lelauel Ely, Herman I.
Gaver.
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Road Notice..

NOT1CE is hereby given, That th3
IN subscribers intend petitioning the
County Commissioners of Frederick Count
" after thirty days publication of this no.
ticc. to reopen and locate County Road
commencing at Mrs. NJ. i: Burkes StoT(
on the pike neaf Mt st. Mary's Collegel
and running in strait line to the Clair1
vaux County Road, and with said road
through Clairvaux and Charles Manning j
fnru,s, In d stfait line to the cast snle of J.
Keepers Barn; thence along the division
line Of said Keepers and Mrs Creten's
farms to the s0uth enst corner Of said Keep
et's tract; thence in strait Inc 10 the point
where the said Mrs. Creteu and james Orn--
dorff Join lands, 1T the Frederick aud EN-,
mitsijufg County Road.
JOHN WALTER,
JAMES ORNDORFF,
HENRY WAGNER.
Aug. i-jw*
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C1T Y II IT Il l.,
" FREDERICK CRY. MD.
F. B. CAkLIN, Proprietor.

~ This porular apa we'll
a. lsr;rM kuown 'iIottl. iating beet,
~ = |'::Aas thoroughly renovated, offers
.ss:ts5-a muy advantages TO the
travelling labEc. The exterior oftbe siu.
tel whirh is nuw fUir stories. presents
beautiful appearance, and viii compare
tavur,bly wi,llahy strurtme Of the kin'l in
The State. The entire arr judgments { The
Hotel are in Keeping with its outward ap,
pearance, and is supplied With every mnl.
crn Improvement and convenience, ami
has been newly furnished throughout Ut a
very heavy cost. No pains or expense
will he omitted to promote The comfort Ut
guests.
The enyiablc reputation the Hotel has
acquired since the undersigned has taken
charge of it, furnishes Tie most satisfactory
evidence of his ability 10 please oil Who
may favor him with their pa rdnage.
There is attached To the Hotel spacious
Billiard Room, newly fitted up, Barber
Shop, Bath HOUSE, &c.
Alrrntivr and polite servants viii always
be in attendance To wait upon guests DIR
IN. tie day III NJ any hoa Of the night.
Respectfully.
FRANK &. CARt.lN,
march li'ty Proprietor.
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Or. !. Walkers California VIM

fDr.I. Walkers California VIM
egar BitterS arc purely Vegetable
Ereleratian, naale chiefly front the na-
live herbs l,,srnh CT tho "wer rarsgcs Of
TIC Sierra Nrrael;t mountains OF Calrtor-
nI., the Elettieflrls properties OF which,
arc exrraetets ss.erefrnn, MlthWlt the Csc
eS Alcohol Tho question IL almost
daily asked. lAWhat is the cause Of tho
unparalleled srrcst7,s vi VINEGAR BIT
re ESP Our araswer Is, that they teraoNa
she cipsrse OF pIi>eaSr, And the patient rr-
COVERS his lcAIth- They arc The great
L.ea.lt purifier ailA u lllc- civ liz 9rln&tpler
u perfect Eeezgslgatov :ll%t tlN I4S0Eator
vi the systcnI Never before Err the
Li>,nry az the world hts 4 nle4;Alie Been
soihlwnft!rf possessing the rrnllrka able
en.A:tis, oil yAyGsaAH krlTasS iii healp1e the
~ ot every L!SE7t>s Llii /. A~tf 10. IirF
Az q npsitla. Puryilirc a. well a. 'Eelllr-
IcLeSiAe tnugc,tIStl or li.ait'ilh3:ttion tot
the LIVE a..AL NiSeeral Organs Ill Bilious
Diseases.
The properties Of Dr. WALKErS
yCyEs. sH Srl"Trgs are Aprr!rnt. paphoretlr,
Gar1ninatire Nntriiiosis. Elziltlre. D'retic-
SaJatiye, t'otnter- trrit;Snt SuaarlLf, -altafa-
6HR, ami tn4i- Bilious.
H. IT. MCDONALD d CO..
rpmrrst~ anitSrl Agts. Saw Frlnrisro; Cstif"rr:e,
sns aec at MaFarct.,n AND. Che rltnn 81. v.
4,sGE tax all nrusssS ists aAnI III ale zs--
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rI|IiE GRE Ar CAUSE.
l OF HUMAN MISERY
I,st Eubhshr7. inn .%ahR E"r.I,yr


l OF HUMAN MISERY
,J,st EubHshr1. IN II .SohH EnyrhYe.
Pre- err -rrfa
\ Lecture OIL the Mature. Treatment,
and Eaical rurr Of Seminal Weakness, or
Srryn.aiorrhma, iBs!urs, Ivy Self Abuse,
Involuntary Emissions, l,np":rnry, Ncr-
yous Debility. and imrtelimentS !" Mar
ria~r generally; Consumption. Epilepsy
ara titS: Mental and lhysi, III Incapariiy.
etc, BY Ror.Rr }. CyLvELYt.Li., NJ. d.,
AutEcr Of the "t;rcen Book &r.
Tie world yrnnwnt,' aItfor, in ibis adj
mirablr lecture, CLEARLY proves from his
own experience thai t!,r,awtnI consequent
crs VI SriEab,1>r nlay le e.tltC,uallv rrmov,
III wi.hoi, mc.;cinrs. md without ian
xcrn,.. surgical operations. pointing out a
,npte Of C.ire ut once certain AMI eitret'lal
ly which every sufferer, NO matter what
his condition may he, HAY cure himself
s.i.,s.p'y. privately and radically. Jhts L~-
tire .fiU rr,re hnua 4, tensa"d. ard shou-
~I"H-
Sent under seal, in = pi.in envelope, to
ans address. rA tbc rt,rIpt "f stx cents, or
two ls,-,ass s,arnI~.hy at,!r, ssinS the pab-
ii+!nrs.
.l;., DIX. CULvEhwELl's Marriage
GnielA "pricr 30 rrn's.
Address the publishers, $780,.
r -. fIlAS. j. G. KLINE q CO.,
I21 Enwrfy. New York.
n.t t3-,f Pu-irascc boz ! $50.
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Pay down and you will ne1er be dunned
to pay up.
Cincinnati has new hotel, at the
cost of one million Of dollars. It Id
leased for ten years at $4,000 year,
to Gilmor g. Son, of Baltimore.
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The Art I'O,asurir!.
SHARP RHZOES ANb X CLEAN
SHAVE.
With razors keen.
rs Ger were srci,.

The pace to get vonr hair cnt and
shampoosd ii elegant ss,I e.
AMOS lucas
Notifies his friends and the public Of Ne.
tf,anicsioHh md yi.inity. that he carries
ON tho Ton:bfial Art OF Shaving Hnf Cut.
ling Hair i'll tie most fashionable STYLE
Water s.rett, above the Flour AMI Feet
Store.
Tuesdays. THURSDAYS and Saturdays nj
day and evening. Balance Of time viii b.
found round town and mt OF. of sight.
VIII lie pleased to STE his friends aE! lti
them Try his magic art
Also B'ar'ss dyed i'll best style. WARRANTED
not to fade
Aptil tS-lw%
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT
Private Sale.

TNHE subscriber as agent for Mrs.
l. MARY EYLER, offers at Private
Sale, the farm formerly occupied by Mrs
Eylef, lying three miles North Of Mttllan-
icstown, ncur the Emmittsburg turnpike.
This farm contains 1873 ACRES Of Land,
nearly all clear, divided into II fields, with
running water in most If them. The land
~ in good state of cultivation, predicting
good crops. There is Il good proportion
Of meadow land ON it, The improvements
RzsA are good Substantial weather.
fsHSMA boarded dwelling house, large
lsisM Bank Bern, Wagon Shed, Corn
@is- Crib, Hog Pen, Meat House.
with cellar under it, . Stone Dairy and all
other necessary out buildings 4 never
falling spring of pure water between the
house and barn. There IS au abundance
Of good fruit, such as apples, peaches pears
cherries. grapes, SC. This is certainly a
very desiablc property located in pleas
ant neighborho0d with schools, churches,
mill, store md smith shop convenient
There is wood lot Of 81 acrea will be sold
with the farm. For further particulars,
please apply to or address
THOMAS ANDERS
Mechanicslown, Nd,
HsarCll ~0.u !
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sS- Mrs. Tilton says Theodore vas
in the habit Of shaking his fist in her
face, and it will be remembered that
Theodore himself said he was born for
war.
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POSITIVELY THE LAST NOTICE
TO
July 1S-4wks

DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS OF 1878.
Persons who have not yet paid their taxes
Dr ' them a at oee osherWse costs s will pos
lively be added. Excuses of scarcity Of
money will not avail rs the creditors Of the
County DO not take that kind Of .pay.
1t is therefore useless to ask for further in
diligence. must have the money, and
unless paid at once I will be compelled to
levy, distfain and proceed 10 advertise and
sell property to pay the CouAty indebted
ness, the cost Of which under the present
law being much greater than formerly, in
consequence Of the lengthy description of
property necessary to be given. lam now
having lcvies made Advertisements Of
sales can I've seen in The Eraminer
GEORGE W. MILLER, Collector.
july S.8t.
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- ~ On DOLLARS per Ebay =
- o'-.' ~ .Agebis wanted. AZ classes
N working ysn,,lr. Of either sex, y"Eng
OF s.ts, u,al.r SnoTe money 3. work for ns in
their SPARE rnsaMsnts, vr Ill the tive. than
al. awning -Is.r Particular FREQ. .asstrfss
g. STiNSON Il 60,
sept ;-iy I"s'iahss- Aafne.
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AGENT.

have n.ads arrangements BY ,sl,ich '
can furnish alms,st any kind Of Machinery
Mt tie lowest price, and hg thai my
friends will purchase thrcngh me.
march Tiff
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Kislnev g Bladder. Complaints,
DR.. RAILWAYS
Observation-Disclosures

.rfc.,r t,s,,,ess elegantly coated with sweet gnn,,
purge Regulate. parity r!,>s aI,i strengthen Rail
Nays ri fur enc tnre "t 81 t:'ydsrso the Innath'
Hcadehr ,vs,iYssss. C.rrr'~ ness. iBiicr.t"l Dys-
pcpsa Bi.feu>hs. BiEsgn| sr,er Inflammation n my
Vi.eers wauant.f t"r,ltoi positive cure. tnrrly
vr.e.nse containing no mercury. minerals Protectors
lew doses OF EADWAr'S FILLS viii free the sys-
tom from ali ~ sluw~ NsMc,i Disorders Price, Is gents
.,r i,.,x StI.p * pnUbtilSrI
EEAp .rtLSE AMP IkCE" send one letter
Y"rk Inlorma,sn wr4,h thoss.s3S will be sent you
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Every Day an Increase ii Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.

..,ery drop of the sAksAPAKIrMAN nESoI,-
VENT atca through the Blond, Sweat, Urine.
and other Finds and jnce' "f the system the ys"r Of
Me rnr 81 rrrsir,the waste, OF ic body with new and
sound material scrofnIa. Syphii. Con.n,nptinn,
ulan,,ilSr disease tkrrs ~ tl,c throat. M"mh Tn-
hors Nodes tho ;ni. AMI ether paris Of tr system;
Srv ives humorous discharges trYn the Ears and
he wGr.. forms II skin diseases ErnPi.ns, Fever
Sores Scaki Head. Ring war Salt sheun ErySip"laS,
acne Btuck spots WORMS in the Frsh, Tniroys. can
,rrs in tho Womb AMI Nil weakening and ratn'nl dig.
charges Might Sweais. 1sn se nm Iui ali wastes Of
The life principle. within the cErntire range nj ths
wonder f Nacrn Chemistry. ami few days i,>e VIII
prove 10 my pc r,on ,..iDg si,hvr tcse forms OF
E.cnse III potent power to cure them! .
the r,iirst. daily becoming rc"nced ny the wastes
and decomposition that " continually pEosre>sD sue
.reds in arTc-iZ the~e wses anil repairs The same
with new rial maio from healthy bI,s0l--and thf
the SakSArARILIiA1 VIII aisl ''o!s sscure-a cure
i. eey,aln; for when this remedy consntccs ~
work VI yurnra,inr nnd snr.ecds.n diminishing IND
Iss Of wastes REPAIRS i'll hi rapid AMI every day
INC pstjs nj RI rnr fng better nnistTtger
hr o.l dsc>s4aS better. apPetc improving and heSH
ami weight increasing: ..,
sli know re,iia in cure vi Ch+pnic Scro,
furtL fs,yStttutiona1, slh1 Shn uEaases, DIT 10 I'll"
only positive carc for
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-08-22
WHEAT WANTED

s=F- FLOUR, FEED AND OfFAL
OF ALL KINDS for sale at the
Town Mill Oh pleasing terms.
j. 7. NEW MAN.
May lH-Jnias.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-08-22
| FARM At PRIVATE SALE.

The undersigned ~ Agent for SOL
ONION VALENTINE, offers u. private
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-04-15

7. A. FLICK. AN. HILLS.
Our buyer, T. A. Fleck, is now In Philadelp phia
and about the 10th Of April VIC will open our now
Spring and Summer stock. Our patrons will
please make a note Of this. At WIN. Reeds old
stand. (sprl-4D I. A. FLICK 4 CO.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-04-15

Call on R. NJ. McEnaly and get your life in
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-04-15

"GANDERLEos." Says tho Bollefonte
watchnan Certain at iAstj sure Is . gun. Had
paper and card from him the otss day, the
latter bearing the inscription, 'w. II. II. Brain
erd, City Editor Daily Nonpareii, Council Bluffs,
Iowa." The paper recorded the fact that he was
on on trip somewhere, and here is what It said !
"Thc invincible Braincrd, who docs the local
Of TnE NoSrAREIL, has Joined the Nmrods, or
'Coonrods,' or ranrods--we are not sure which
and gone to tho country rusticating, hoping, vain
hope, to como home loaded with the fcaihercd
songscrs that fill tho groves and the ear Of heaven
with mcllihuous melody, or the web-footcd fowls
that glide over the suriace OF the water as Ger tho
| stormy lakes the boat. Ho won't Kill anything
OF course he mover Goes still he will have bush
els and bushels OF fun, and make oceans and
oceans Of fun for others. Ho took With him on
the trip, about S3 worth Of ammunition, bar of
soap, and bottle of tho balm of q thousand
flowers, (though what he wanted of this deponent
saith not) and cheese and crackers dried bcef,
boiled ham, hard-boiled eggs bologna sausage,
and In his own classic language, "the devil knows
what all" We believe, too, ho took with him a
gun, though what possible uso no will make of
that Is more than we can tell. What any local
editor could do with such destructive piece Of
machinery Is more than any fellow can find out.
Still we have no doubt he will write column upon
column Of description of the vast havoc he made
among the caves Of the wooded hills, the grassy
valleys and silvery streams, on his return. These
local editors are such dreadful blows"