davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1874-05-09
DOygsTIC MARKETS.

ArnAyY, Nay s-Whea still neglected. Rye steady 81 10
Western arrive sc oas steady sales o ears No. NIei
5ALrlsoAE. My a-COon and bouynp Low Mda!ngs
l7- P0ur 1I urcHauvri easier Choice Amber tl 20;
si.s s1s. I1i i.a i1sa ,r at So 7 wein Mixed ane Ses
st; Oh sc Ost, Iae; soa.l-ra 02a6jc Yos,er Mixed
55r. western 6)46Ia R5 une4lng,l Hay inl s20es-5
Provisions stonz P3rk anchangeL blk M.t,4oaarrs 63g
RIO sides, IOis 4loii H,ls uucaaarc Lard am At lUl,e
prime Ro i3a2ic Whsyv nominal At 97 i,r r5u1l otl.
BUFFALO, May sll1e and tal Imports FOR le last "A hours
IS 300 bls1. Barley rs OOJ buh Canal Shlmenls-N eat,
1875 bush Coo 2Il0O bash Rail E1Dos-wheat % lS5
% ss & ] Sa" ToB; s5 s . o. loo 56s oa the ioios
aEe Western spring s6 q 4s7 BakeIs 3 a.! ~ AMBER
1so,s ls,at- 30 sprne 81 II asl so. NJ Do 81 IO@
* Fs Tia,-r 81 j5Ssi 90 White Winter 81 GO@sI 73.
Corn l; m no Western At 3e Oats quiet sales Of White
81 So 80 western, i 5oGsi S. i've nominal AZ q o.
Barley Malt irn Canala, II 950@- 90 Western - oO4s1 w.
SNcsy,7l May -Four quiet and unchanged whe't quie, snd
I ,tsadl At + o. Bse uehiaee Batter an aoby
a7 90 Li aast 5at irn at 10 @ for Seaa i05laIlc r
kse Bak At i'm e - 5Qa - 81 for i5'asT o - c sG%
e. % % aoerI ai , & H ss GI i ND MD o 2i.sy arR n a.nsi
Grnorr ay sTouI qs' an anehs7ga w9ea a a aa a. and
IN a demand at 6sc Reeeipts-io00 60l, Flour sooo
SJs5 a.. 6-965 Rye p 10 10
PORK q"''' il m 60 ri D' ~ Ca Sfie. t9gar %
,i,I. side, Ilsi, II i Il -.c. WHISKY sold a SOC
MtNeuI, Ma 9-Fog, ira ana Id l dellan Corn quiet bai
6m At 2 iOr Shoulders Io@ for Clear Hb Sides IJae Tor
0vEGo May sFour steady arl moderate denani sales Of
Loo Da~ a. S7 % .r ~ SpHes' . % Tor Amber Winter
sales 1000 BUSH Choice White Canada at ~ 3d.
White McLsaa at 81 So Cora active aa1 scarce
800 bush Canada At 81 70 Pes9 = ady sales o. 2jO bush
6htei est N Ffed anclapged sAoT,, " s37 SaIP,tuH as
ami tt NJ 4|F..
New-York tribune., 1874-05-09

, -- ....... L. .-o ~ ,Ly- POS are SLOW Of sale
i sne are unchanged auoi Csc Pearls are ln al J4
HESWAX-The msrEe lle 0.tacl ~. - NOV 'u
ef having Of ate bought largely and the n1uT r hp
5t11r. light; prices quoted at 3iapjo of HounH
and y.y034c fo Western. -, --,- 70
SKOON CORN AND BROOMs-ln Com Their Is onN -
,bhinr trade pevoGs prices; quote on Au AZ pb 1rn
t,.sp and Ohio Alr DrasA '''1
af IOulOl2-. % 10. , -f... 49,. ,,eb.ogel. .
- aa tdsusuuue l. oz l30 ii -, "a o. q ID ~
If ~ s 1Tig4lsc, sperm 2s Patent al - 95J AN1 i'-
Gue ai 2GH21c --, - ...s... -,-,,-. IL M
COFFElrhe market Rio dull and quo'lons nonil4 u
.rgcf at gold full With business % e extern
600 bag Per south America private terms lhe 5lis
risv was instead Of 30 per MiscAn'~ III n'' s
.o yerrr reported and quotations nominal
COTTOS-rhe market fr pot Cotton = qne $40 ui ~ ,t
troatous. Ordinary advanced 80 ohef kr'4r' ~ '
L ------- -. ---
New-York tribune., 1874-05-09
CINCINNATI CITY LOAN.
TuE ANERfcAN EXCHANGE NAtlohAL bAhk,F
No l2s BRoADvAT. NEw-fORK Apri 20 lsfA

TuF AMERICAN exchanges NATIONAL BAsx,
No BRoADNAT. NEg-fOgK, Apui ~ lSfA
THIS BANK WILL RECEIVE SEALED PROPOSALS for ons
MILLION DOLLARS 73O BONDS OF THE CITY OF CINCINNATI
eerna5e 1902 principal aud interest payable At THIS bank 90
eori,uce With the annexed advertisement
Bid. not under par vii be opened on The so~
May proI., II O'Clock N. rnrsoN c.,,u~
CrScrSNArI. April II, 1874
The updrsgned Trustees appointed for that purpose e~
m . ONE MILLION DOLLARS Coupon Bonds Of toe cH
f Cincinnati bearing 3O payable semi annually
e American Exchange National Bank IN Ne~-fork These oo N
part Of an issue 900 authorized be made oI ' S ~
the construction Of connecting with the STATES
isoai- ou1 NnonN
s wealth and 0opuaueH
The validity of tue Cincinnati Issues nr-e tohs
decisions OF TIE SupreAe 1onT oi VHo 1A
Y tie population OF 10000 srxrfP
by additional surrounding H. and BY its nara
Immediately ADJACENT
32OOtD Its
600 Indebtedness less than S7OOOOOO Its
penses % 3OUOUOO, including interest - debt
Wi ae facts the bonds proposed R form Yofy hrsEci.s
Investment
By AM act OF Legislature similar ae' o Eeutaeky
through which the road the hoi Of hess
bonds len The nre os nat they eom-
bue the security both of a and 0f cg debt.
particulars respecting m be bad upon anpcAoh ~
Exchange Naucnal Bank through which The bonds are
MILES GREENWOOD,
WLLIAA HOOPER,
r. NJ BISHOP. Trustees
F.Pf SON
PHILIP HAiDELBA,H.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-09


Rseep Al me shipping to-day we're - ~ bales l l G
ac.s 3 JSS bales; This day lt Tea O,tiJ 0r a.!
september 3 Jg3OG7 tine last year w - 80,
cn.odaied tG daysj receipts l334f bales; er o. D.
were as follows; aay L lic June l3tc Ju'
NJ 3tc october Toe. November II 59c hr,i call MY
I7I.r. 100 Il 7-2c; June. II 1857 ota, 'nn 80
.a,1t r-I May 300 l7as October 100, II total iOo o
Forward yeres lsc. MAY and ioH ~. on %
months demand the improvement sales As ioo"' Al "
blsl. of Los M.ddllngs - ,-,,n.. ono
n gth n .}.ISe June 1000 Il 932c LOO, l " Ja
poo IL 32e August, 200 Is jl0c, 900 Is II-l-ci
400 bsles sales toaT up m.MaY 100 n II - 2uv'
II 032c POO II I-32c 500 j! o,Losi Nv . - s
gerk 100 II 5.l6c 100 l7 100 II jlBc 100 y L4-2-e
100 l7as-; 500, II ~ notice THIS week eV y i, i
700 17as. 1000 ~ 1885, 2201 'g S5qgo sun 10 = g.
INV poo Is l8c: 600 l. 32c. 800 II l-lbe lOO 70 49,
700 Is-e; August 300 j 1882 400 10 b 5O0 - 4'7 ~
lsts-: 100. u 3lbc. 100 47a- 80
200 II l3-l6c; 100 u +pJ - lo-AoS
100 ~ 1850 total 1886 bales grand IotA = ~
FEATHERs-Ibe market remains very giei sl pl SC 80. ~
dyuTes choice Live Geese nov p-
New Prime quoted 6O do New MI 40 ie, Ind lo O' !"
j03uc
Fs-Dry Cod are vou charge IN price and the geaerhi market
quiet Mackere f4 demand IN Jgbbng sy ana p'
fe unchanged quote Mas. Shore Al 81 It No. o
sl5a-lB No Bag al slJaSlTi No do tlt JoaH ID Oo
No Halifax -l6Nfl8, no. flt bO4<lJ, An1 So 10 AZ
sl8dsI3 Herring DE for No l. and 3OG55e
Herring "a
FRLlGHTS-The only limited demand for room by Oefh
tp anl rates il H' A supPrfs iAfpi Du' '
unchanged Vessels Tor caArer lair request Ail sic
ed The engagements To Liverpool 34OOD Dnsh
fu AZ standard bushel By sail 900 bblA Flour al @a II
London sail 5000 bb Flour "a "a by steam, % e esi
busl DO 3D. through freight, " Gibraltar Tor orsu ou eases
TOBACCO on private The charters comprise; "A ia a
Il Cork orders and United Kingdom with 3S"o
grs Grain al r. Norwegian bark hence direct poft
on 1000 Gram AZ Ia 81
~ 1000 Rennsd Petfo'-fr ~
os AasreAa bxk hence Vt0assaI sih sSA A1iA -A
New-York tribune., 1874-05-09
o sterling. We annex closing quotations: !:

There bas becn no change IN mOnty, Alu VIII
loans are doing freely at and per cent, the de-
mand for discounts continuing at STAR.
United States bonds we're frmer IN sympathy with
gold. and under better demand for favorite vari
cites prices advanced. The general market left oil
strong at the following street quotations current at
&, Inn oc1,g
New-York tribune., 1874-05-09
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

NOllt II.
The Domestic Sewing Machine Company VIII pay
on prcsent alton at their Office on InOn-square Jheu
notes which mature in May. June. and July.
Ae,C- Ork, May 3. CHAs. TAYLOR treasurer
THE RATE or INTEREST FOR hONET - always an
important subject 10 both borrower and lender Al
able and suggestive essay tins topic b. lrOi l..
b. Elliott OF the Treasury Department. read NJ the
Portland Scientific Meeting, ls reported Iuily III
IkIEUNE LECTURE EXTRA No 10. frcr ~ c'l.S.
Address THE TRIBUNE. New-f0rk.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-09

rc.eDt. $40 bales shipments 1872 bas .aes $40 LAlss .pss.
81 bales stock. 1874 jOsJ bsl-s; 1878, 1885 bales
-
INC Following the total receipts 4, 1873
New-York tribune., 1874-05-09

EARNINGS SINCE JAN. I TO


Net increase .................. $50 1aS
Tbree weeks only OF Apri in e'eh year
From the report of the st. Louis, Alton and Terre
Haute Railway Company it appears that the Com
many has on hand in cash and bills receivable
.7O4 70. which, after paying the May coupons,
slOs2Oa 10 leaves balance OF sI0750V to which the
New-York tribune., 1874-05-09
uge. " " ITITI y INTII""' = -.
Jprna. Alabama Nes-OriesuA 1sia~

Cotton IN sI0 'Nill"e H t''
sare tuau asIi a gra4e below The Grade quoted
SAILS PRESENT DELlvERY -,
To-dar Last Evening r1's.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-09
The days business at the I. 5. oub-Ireasury con

The foreign Exchange market opened firm, and
later rates were advanced to the figures given below
with business pretty close on TO official quotations.
The demand limited, and the advance Is due pretty
much to reports Of protested bills returned, the
full particulars Of which we do not learn; but report
gives the amount of dishonOred bills returned at
e15O0ln sterling We annex closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1874-05-09
financial.

OTyIrs og THE Nzw YoRE CzsrsAt sso HrDsoS EfvsHt
RAILROAD CovPssY. ALuANr. Aprl .lJ l.T.
An ELECTION for DIRECTORS of this
Il lptrs, nt or Inspectors " Foe neu Election hsA
the oiH~r (9aIAuf sls.uy
WEDNESDAY. hs "a day II jane TIE po .. Ia
o'clock goo1. sat c1ltnna or~n hours th.reansr
b. order Of .he Boari OF Directors.
y D. WORCESTER s.sret.ry
New-York tribune., 1874-05-09
COTTON MARKETS.

pmr.osLpulA Nay s-woo quiet but IRA supply ,aas' quota
fi,u. mach eel
New-York tribune., 1874-05-09


qrfvorle for slpme7 At 'lesut nigh prizes Q.ota,qis'
90 90 sS 5,sl +. TO % an as 49, d. o- 10 dae qi5
DO Diues, dae.. II uIj state t.cory, oliair 60 .,-,
Dlres. p0orto 90 iaucy............ 10 GlI'4
EGGT-re good dsmagd an Prime Western have advanced
GbD,e cl,,,iias 6rn. the 1cceiot, f.ir Qiotasoas:
40 wssrn sou. orfv l44gl5
ae'ra ,'i i ia@7 Geese al6
RCBTS ci Tor ali desc p,ons continued quiet aud qaotd
steal, sa7s for Rnsoon, 7aooe for Carolina and 7'tq
active ard ana ,Te' @ o"S to ,as' 5 Of ass 5S2 ltc.5 e o 6,
suGARs-re market for R,w moderately the basis Of
500 hhi Common to Cool Far Heioiaz T 2g e ~ % al'
Refining Refined moderate request ami qal at Io2DO
TALLowAcve aud am; sales Of 400 hht; Prime CITY at $50
l.+nc .ld % OuD Z on, ~ }'a t5'' & a. "a & nm, a,
rather Prices $50 hhds within the range Of
t2gg 2 -. s & Leaf air IS 81 ea 49, "n ~ oif 81 . State o5
of 1872 @ 80 eases Wisconsin Of 1872 on private terms
,, nv 1 az, % tg sgp % 10 m -B AZ ioa20c 81 ass Con.
~. .ai 300 bales Havana a, i5e.isl.
woo-Traasaoas yy light eo9bi9s. osal 'S o to R .s,
bales Ceo, Philadelphia house At about lsc prices 9 afn
tOr choice California WOo' iEe y {o4 condition Cnp We OILS
Cape Woosome sales sve taken place IN Boston or
the Caasli market. On account q the ate spnag ne| eg T
Close and TIE better ,haa At ih oPenng The ,Ae' @ M
secured Toe 10000 n Mont.ytieo terms q 900 :
p Woo. taiorna private terms an J-e s'Oy % ran ~
5jc 10000 Western Texas 2OG2bci 25OO 10 heisa -OH
5000 Noils uoo % teof- o.
3sr 5000 10 BURY and Slightly Bury California 23G3lc ci
1000 y Pail Ciis'oria "a 2.i $500 Spring California
32ei 1000 n Fail California. 25c 1000 olpe'
2jc 1000 u Fall California, 2ic 300 u Seyhih' 3Jc.
600 sprng California 35c; 5000 b Oregoz, piIVate terms
1000 Fail urrY) Caiioruis, 2.c 1000 spring california
Sic 900 p spring California. 26 2OOO0 40 Fai oIoi
Ma - bays super Pulled, 45 diSc, 25UuO 10 Ei1t
above acce 6J3c 10 900 Pail California private ierias :
P1lai jJe CAioruia, Zoe 10 bags &C. rAe
terms, ags lo puVate bags do private terms iV l-
Cape Nol, private terms; 10000 reIs 2OG55c % oa
snrny California private terms % bales Lamb California pf
1000 Fleece BE 100 bales Low Ie&as Ieis =
Lamb Fleece The opinion Western men Is thAt " 2
open jU4Oc remains - lnl l M
Tie Opelug of 10 ldou sales Of Colonial WOO on
decline Of 2l on Grease DeTcePuDe A1lon 1e' "
stocks .Fe mall
New-York tribune., 1874-05-09
THE MARKETS.
ECEIPrs OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTs.

I|IDlI u" = I0If.
The following complete M Of exports sa2}si "a vessels which
we're cleared to-day foreign ports.
CoaK-Bark Rsrnlk 600
New-York tribune., 1874-05-09
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


piopy bbl,............. 400 Cora a Albbs......'.''
New-York tribune., 1874-05-09
The bids for stocks at the close were:

The gold market has been scarcely more active
than in late dealings. but strong and higher with
an advance from 12 at the opening to III. predica
ted on the rise in the exchanges, and the reported
engagement of S1,75O,OOO gold coin for Saturdays
Cunarder, a report by the way, which probably
exaggerated the amount likely to be shipped The
London market closed strong for securities after
quiet day, and generally steady quotations. The
Bank of England gained in bullion fs,OOO, the rate
of discount in the open market being 81 per cent.
On gold loans the rates paid to have balances COW
cred were 8, 81 and per cent The import entries
of dry goods at this port for the week S1.417,
735, the amount thrown upon the market being
81 $50 The Assistant Treasurerredeemed S51 900
in called bonds and paid out in com interest
on the public debt. The days business at the Gold
Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared, S25,555,OOO;
gold balances 81 1886 500; currency balances, Sl,ji,
q l.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-10-13
81 JOHN VAN LEAR MCMAHON,
/ val. &.-O.
~ II +, G L T. 4 + c. |. s f
l. Of HUMAN MISERY.

JHI Iphi.iy,7. N Il ,Gul.H Enrchopr.
lilcr Sr r,'ntS
4 Ircturr on TIC Nature. Treatment
aa, Radical cure Of Scmina! Weakness. or
Sprrnasorx.ra, iNiurcu ny Scl:.Ahusr,
Involuntary Emissions, l.rpoicncy, Ncr.
yoas Debility, and imrc,'imrntS 10 Mar
ria-r generally; Consumption, Epilepsy
and ti,-; Mrn'al mrd Physical lncapacilv,
tc,--Gy RoEHnrJ J, CCLvE;wELI., NJ. d.
Author 81 = Green Book &c.
The worll.rrno"ncd author. in this ad-
mirahlc Lecture, cirarN proves from his
own experience That The awful conSeuucn-
eos Of Srlt.aml>e n,ay be ctirctualy rcmov-
I'd without medicines, and without, dam
g"rnNs surgical operations. pointing ont
mode OF ",rc 1T once certain and etfectEaf
by which every sufferer, NO matter what
his condition may he, may cure himself
chraplv, privately and radically. JHm lee.
TIRE nil prore It lynn II Mounntls dnd Mou,
mhth
Sent under seal in plain envelope, to
any adlr:ss. on 'hr receipt Of six cents or
'wo In*;agc stamrs,hy addressing the pub.
!ts'rr%.
Also. Dn. Cr1rhkwxLL's Marriage
Gii1r," price 80 cents.
Address the publishers,
CHAS. j. G. KLINE & c.,
TT Bnwcry. New -:..,
oct lS.:f l'oS.oiIlcc box 1856.
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1rKEE EsEIsT BRILL!

The Keller Grain, Seed aud Fcrtllizing
Drill, the best without a doubt. and Drill
without q fault. The most perfect tertliiz-
inr distributor in Use, to which thousands
OF Farmers will testify who have used it,
Eight hundred ct these Drills were solu
in the season of 1872 and 100 short OF M
ing orders.
The Keller can I've seen nj all the most
prominent points along the Railroads,
Our Agents viii take pleasure in showing
Farmers the important advantages tliis
Drill has over all others and give all Tic
necessary information wanted.
This Drill needs no praise as il has cs
tahlishcd It's reputation by its own merits
and r,cly drill II branded (TnE BEST,
being pronounced so by all who use them
For intorma,ior apply or address,
STEWART & PRICE,
General Agents, Frederick, Md.
Aug 2a-3w.
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:.s,Eas..s::.s izas:s..sls.s s.s
CHANGE OF TIME.
Western maryland Railroad

Western maryland Railroad
NN and after Monday, MAY 4th, tho
" passenger trains on this road will run
as follows:
EASTWARD.
Leave Willianlsport at GAO q. NJ. and 3.3O
y. III.
Lca7c IIagcrstowln at 1G0 a. IN and $50
=. In.
Leave Mcchanicstown at S.13 y. III. and
SOB p. IN.
Leave Double Pipe Creek at $50 a. m
and 5.25 y. m.
Leave Frederick Junction at 9.40n III
and $50 p. III.
Leave Middlcburg at s.44 q IN. and 5.3;
p. m.
Leave Union Bridge at 800 and S5Ga M
and LOO and 5.l4 p. N.
Leave Linwood II! 5.07 and 9.o2 a. M
aud l.O5 and $50 p NJ.
Leave New Windsor at SIC and o1C
n. III. and 1.l2 and 55S y. IN.
| Leave Smiths Switch at 5.2o and SD
m. and 1.l6 and Col p III.
Leave Ayondnc at 1872 and 0,c4 Il. m
and 1.o3 andG13 D. III.
| Leave Westminster at 5.42 and9,33 q. N
and $50 and % p, m.
Leave Gorsuch at 554 and 0.42 4. N. ant
100 and G.32 p. N.
Leave Shanibcrgcr's at GOO and OIL a
m. and .43 and G31 p. NJ.
Leave Finksburg at GA and 1906 a. III
and zoe aud ,G.5S p. N.
Leave Glcn Morris at G.33 and 1913 a
| m, and 2.VD and 7.G6 D. IN.
WESTWARD.
Leave Fulton Avenue, Balimcre, at 500
and 10 90 Il. IN. and 100 anal G.30p. IN.
Leave Westminster 81 o."3 and il.21 4
M. and SO, and S.li p. ~.
SUNDAY YEAyNs-wE.TwlE MD
Leave Fulton Avenue. Baltimore, at 0.0
Il III. and pm.
Leave Westminster. at 1880 q. IN. an,
i42 p. ~.
SUNDAY TRN%S-ENTW> ND.
LcHv" Union Bird &C ut 100 Il. m. an;
$50 y. IN.
Leave New Windsor at ,oG 4. NJ. nnt
l31 p. N.
Leave Westminster q. ,:3}3 a. m. and G.l
p. IN.
Sncrial CITY Passenger Cars Will lie ii
waiting ut IT," Conpany's office, corner o
E.niaw aud FAvc;ir streets, sin;iin" ',i"''
minutes previous 'n starting i'mr FROM Fat
,on Depot, thus connecting with a'l ont
,oiAc trains. and Special City Cars vii! IL
II waiting at Fulton Depot on the aiiiva
nf a,l trains. enabling passengers 10 r"nc'
III trntla. and EASTERN portions "i tic cit;
Stage connections arc mad" "!ih sex
\. VI. train from Baltimore N t;'rn horr
station for lIaW>tcaA and Manchester, a.lt
At Mcclnnrsl0Wn for Emn;,~ 'urg
J. VI. HOOD.
NAV off, General Man" rrr.
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tva,nt s,cI Need wives Eor'

What does man need wife for
II is not merely to sweep the house,
and make the beds, and darn socks
and cook the meals, chiefly, that a
man wants a wife. Ii this is all, when
Young man calls to see ayo"nS l"oS'
send him into the pantry to taste lhe
lra,d and cake she has made; send
him to inspect the needle work ana
le1-makin5; or put broom INTO le'
hands and send him to witness It's
nee Such things are important, ana
the wise young man will look after
them. But what the true man most
wants a wife is her companlonsh'p
sympathy and love. The way OF lite
LA. many drcary places in It, anu
needs companion to 50 with l''m' ~
man is sometimes overIaken with MS
fortunes he meets with failure an"
defeat; trials and temptations bese'
him and he needs one to stand by anu
svmrathizc. He has some stern bat
ties to fight with poverty with enc
mics, and with sin, and he needs
woman that, while he puts his arms
around her and feels th,t he has GONE
thing to fight for, will help him light;
that will put her lips to his car 0n'
wL;sncr words Of counsel, and bel
hands to his heart and inpart new IN
sn;rat;ous. All through li!e-throAsl
snnsAinc conflict and victory thron.'
alyer,e and favoring winds Ind
na.J, q woman's love. The heart
vcarns for it. \ sister or moth
crs love will harll. supply tn" need
Yet many seek for nothing l"r'hr'
than success in house just y
enough, half Of these get no'n!ng more
THE other half, surprised above meas
IRE, have gotten more than lh"\
sought. Their wives snr11+"'""m b;
bringing . nob!cr i.(ca o: m'rr"s"
and discloaing treasury OF courage
.vmpathy, and love.
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NOtice.

u EBECCA LUCKETT, colorcd wo
IL man of diminishing District, died
LAST November, 1878. The creditors OF
said dcceufed are hereby warned to prove
ard lnrd III their claims to tic under
signed by the 1st of November, 1874, rs
want to close up her affairs. The estate
was not worth administering on, and am
settling it UP PRO G.no pn6I"y.
SAMUEL G. OIILER.
Sept. ), 1874 3w%
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EXCELSIOR
..EsXANY F1eeOD."

FARMERS. if You wish to use the best
and cheapest Fertilizer in the market, pnr.,
81, ,se RamsbnrS's Excelsior Plant Food;
II is manufactured from the best materials
that can lr purchased, and has more raw
bone in it than any other Fertilizer sod.
II contains Ammonia by thorough cicmi-
cal ANALYSIS, from to 3! per cent.
Acid or Ri Phosphate of Lime. ~ I" II
tn,lissulvca Bone. .. .......l3 To II
The value of Fertilizer depends upon
the amount of heterogeneous matter II con
ta,ns, in combination with stiil greater
quantity of Acid Phosphate "i Lime, ~
the one Yields Ammonia to increase an"
force the growth o! the plant, and the othrI
to form the heads and pruducr Il full devcl-
opcl grain
Ind, therefore. the Fertilizer containin"
the largest amount of Acid l'hosplG''" n'
Lime. i'm combination with Nilio-rnou~
mo,;rr, and also l'niis-olred Raw Bone
is the most valuable othc farmer, and |, L.
Ger, in TO Weld t, linn all that he desires, q
GOOD crop.
For sale by
RAMSEY RG, MILLER & co.,
AT so PER TON RETAIL.
evG- \ liberal discount will be allowed.
On Ii 90 order; tor Cash.
Frederick City, Maryland.
AurS,N
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An honest nam is believed withou

An honest nam is believed without
AN oath, tov lis reputation swears for
Aim.
Our duties would seldom he dis
agreeable if We did not pelvcrse y re,
solve to thinl; them so.
Everyday cheerfoIneS> Is fortune
In itself. Sunshine does have a more
marked effect on all around.
The habit of being always employed
is il great Irsnari through life, as
well Il, essential to the culture Of every
virtue.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that VIC the
~ undersigned will make application to
the County Commissioners Of Frederick
County, thirty days after the publication
of this notice, to relocate portion of the
road running from Echoltz's mill to
Lcwistown, beginning at a point on the
farm Of Michael Zimmerman; and will
close up the old road where the new one
commences, down as fur as where it inter.
scots the Crcagcrstown and Catoctin Fur.
mace Road.
GEORGE POWELL,
GEO w. LATMAN,
MICHEL ZIMMERMAN,
aug. 2G,5ws. and others.
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n Otics..

DARTiES knowing themselves to IL
indebted to II. y. Shnltz, NJ d.. vii
please call on the subscriber at oIcc all,
settle, as the books of the nhovc have beer
placrl in his hands for collection, an'
prompt attention will be required; and IL
cases where i! is not given, the money vii
be mad by law.
CHARLES j.. CASSELL
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rsss. no Go to John i.ohr :
NEW STORE, Emmislurg street, for
Fruit Jars, Cheap Albums, Watrrmclons
tan,aloprs and No,;""S of oil kinds
"a" Remember the riacc--John Lohr
near the Engine ilous".
tly oo-tw
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" Ne w GOODS
Fresh Supply!

1--WE subscribe" has ,fust returned from
| Baltimore, with full supply Of fresh
GROCERIES, etc.
Coffee, TIA and Sugars. prime;
FISH SIad, Mackcrcl and Herrings
Pepper, Salt and spices Of all kinds
Rnzor., Razor Ssrops and Shaving Soap;
Tonic Beer, Ginger Pop and Mineral
Water;
Accor,lons aud NOTIONS generally.
Watcrnclons and Cantcopes.
sSS~ He always keeps ON hand n fill
supply ct the very hest FAMILY FLOUR.
His articles are az good az Tie best and
will he sold ~ cheap as the cheapest.
C,l in friends and see.
aug. Stf JOHN LO1lH
Near the Engine House.
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sjTa1ssGVW oHeDdnESS
gfs' AT COST. 81
MEMS AND BOYS HATS AT

COST;
LADIES CATERS FOR T1@5.
sE Grnllrmrn's PRINCE ALBEKT$
FRENCH CALF SKIN, Custom made
Ali wanting Bargains
In BOJTS, SHOES. HATS, &c.
~" THIS WAY.
All wanting to pay up THIS WAY.
This way. also, if You please
j. !. IfENSHAW,
South Water street, Mccl.anicstown.
July Is 4w
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( G i,.Ni'.

I hHvc made arrangements hr which !
ran furnish almost any Kind of Machinery
At the lowest price. and l"g that my
friends will pt;r'aSc through me.
mar,.,, t4f-,r
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r. THE fine residence or
IL lVfnTa North street, formerly "wncC
"A N IH.;: hy IT, n. Shultz, NJ. D.,
-:>z=@ St=Ss#''ss hold at private salc-Trrn'
one third cash, balance in easy payments
Possession given APRIL LIST, 1870.
CHARLES f. CASSElL.
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The weather is dubious.
Tho fall trade is good.
Another panic in New York.
Politics are dali.
Turkeys arc scarce.
Shall We have rain