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MATINEE The New Drama MAfiNEE
MATINEE, PASSIONS MATIN K
MATINEE, PERILS, MATINEE,
MATINEE, MATINEE
MATINEE. at MATINEE,
DAY, MATINEE. MATINEE,
MATINEE, MATINEE TO. DAY.
England s serio-co comic vocalist
Miss EMMA DAY,
at MATINEE TO-DAY.
Miss MAGGIE NICHOLS,
Mr. FRANK KERNES.
WAYNE AND LOVELY,
MI. JAMES GAYNOR.
MIR. WM. GAYLORD,
Mr.. CHARLES WHITE,
and the entire company, In
NEW OIIO OF FUN,
at the MATINEE TO-DAY,
MATINEE TODAY
Matinee Wednesday and Saturday
MOODS MUSEUM WOODS
w AFTERNOON, EVENING,
at ats
FOUL
PLAY
A CADEMY. FOURTEENTH STREET
n ITALIAN OPERA.
The regular OF Italian Opera for lS+75 under
direction Of the Messrs. STRAKOSCH, will open At the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
MONDAY, september 28
Box Office open for subscriptions daily from A.
Ii to3P. NJ
Pamphlets containing full particulars OF the new en-
gagements compositions and other features in the
repertoire, &C.. will be furnished on application or
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In consequence OF the brilliant success OF the FAST
FAMILY on Saturday night and the immediate demand
for places 10 witness that sparkling performance, MI
DAILY announces il for repetition
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK.
except Saturday. September IL. when the long an
nounced rodncton Of sheridan's famous SCHOOL
FOR SCANDAL will positively take place.
- BOX sheet now open all the week
Only FAST FAMILY Matinee Saturday, at 20
nLYMPIC su RRnAnWAY
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between Sixth and Seventh
Booths Theatre
OF THE WORLD FAMOUS
THE GREAT COMPANY.
Dave Reed, Nelse seymour.
Bob Hart W. II. BrockwAy,
w. Henry Rice,
Hogan and Emerson,
j. II. Ross, James Morrison,
j. b. Doniker. John Savor1~
Scbott Joell, Beler,
Templeton, Waltz, Kelley.
Raymond. Norrie, Robinson.
Dan Bryant
.SATU RDAY MATlNEK At 2-
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day, the 9th inst, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, at the
street, between Madison and Filth avenues, In this
city.
MILLER-On Friday, August 2s 1874 WILLIAM
ii. MILLER in the Goth year OF his age
MULLER-On Tuesday, September 8, CHARLOTTE
DOIETrE MULLER, aged years, months and IA
days.
Relatives ana friends Of the family, also the
members OF Hermann Lodge, No. 26s, +. A. M, are
invited " to attend i the % from
seventh street, on Thursday the 10th inst, at one
O'Clock p. N.
oRoURkE-on Monday. September !, 1874,
at b74 Carroll street, between Fourth and Filth
avenues, Brooklyn, MARGARET daughter of James
and Margaret OROurke. Formerly OF No. l49 But
The friends and acquaintances OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from
574 Carroll street on Thursday afternoon, at three
O'Clock.
PIEpER.-On Sunday. September o, after q short
illness, KATE +. PIEpER, eldest daughter OF the
late Henry Picper, aged 20 years and ii months.
Funeral this Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock,
from the residence OF her parents, Ferdinand and
Joan Myers. No. rs Ross street, Brooklyn. Rela-
tives and friends of the family are respectfully in
vted to attend.
PonLoN.-On Sunday evening, September O. at
his country residence, Bay View, Westchester
county. ALEXANDER C. PoILLoN, OF this city.
rue relatives and friends OF the family are in.
vted TO attend the funeral, from the Reformed
Dutch church, corner OF Filth avenue and Forty
eighth street, this Wednesday morning, at ten
O'Clock.
RANKIN.-on Sunday, September 0, HUGH RAN
KIN, aged 81 years.
Tne relatives ana Irlcnds, also the members OF
Warren Lodge, No. 84, J. o. y. f., are respectfully
invited to attend the lnnera from his late resi-
dence, 4os East Fifty y-eghth street, on Wednesday
at zen O'Clock A. NJ. The remains will be taken
for interIncnt to stamford Conn.,, on the twelve
O'Clock train from New YORK.
KiLEY.-on Tuesday, September s. MARY Riley
aged So years.
Her relatives and friends and those Of the fam
ily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
on thursday afternoon, at one O'Clock, from her
late residence, No. 81 Hester street.
RoACuE.--On Tuesday, September s, 1HoMAs
RoAOHE In the Goth year OF his age.
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited 70
attend the funeral, from ms late residence 34Q
East Fourteenth street, on Thursday september
10 at two r. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures, on Tuesday September
s, SIEGMUND ROsENBAUM, or Marshall Texas, aged
So years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectiully invited TO attend the iunera, from the
residence OF MS brother-in-law, Louis Mayer, No.
90 Tenth street, between South Third and Fourth
streets Williamsburg, l.. l., on Thursday Septem-
Der 10. at ten O'Clock A. M.
oyLvEsrER.--On Tuesday, September 8, ROBERT
g. son OF Charles and Seena sylvester, aged
years ana months.
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited
ia Attena the i49exA. iram we EeAlaenea n haa
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ID JARRETT d PALMER. .Lessees and Managers
FlFTH WEtKll
The continued IA, ~ extended 10 Mr.. BOUCICAULTS
new American play BELLE LAMAR induces JARRETT
PALMER TO proiong its run through this week.
Ii viii therefore, be performed for the 2Sth 18th 3th
3st SD x3d and 34th tlmes including the SATURDAY.
MATINEE, with
was written). as. Colonel fHlL1P BLIGH
Miss X. ROGERS RANDOLPH. BELLE LAMAR
MONDAY EVENING, September H. production Of
Thomas O.ways great Tragic Play,
VENICE PRES. RIVED,
revised bv Dion Boucicault ESQ
- Monday, September q, Mr.. and Mrs. BARNEY
WILLIAMS, after absence Of over five years.
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Habits Of the I.OcuSiS.

The locusts, when they arrived here
last year, saws Il Colorado correspond
ent, were fully maturc1 and ust ready
to deposit their eggs. They remained
but few days, bat during that time
they destroyed, as nrar|v as can
learn. at least one fourth Of the crop in
the places invaded. On sone farm
they left nothing; others We're only
little damaged. Brt what WAS more
important to the settlers than the fields
of wheat and corn they h,l devourel
was the fact that they left their eggs
all over land they devastated. The
manner Of laying their egg has ho"'
described to me-: The tail Of the t.,
male locust consists Of a hard, honv,
cone-shapel Substance, capable OF be-
ing thrust into the ground from one
half an inch to An inch in depth. Just
above this on the body Of the insect,
and attached to it is the egg-cell. The
grasshoppsr is able to push its conf
cal-slaped tail down into the ground
and to leave it there with the cell CON
tanning the eggs. The warm sun in
the spring causes the eggs to hatch,
and the field is covered with millions
of young grasshoppcrs, not as large as
a kernel of wheat, just when the ten
der shoots Of grain begin to show
themselves above tie ground.
These, probably, do more harm than
tAo.e that are fully grown, for they re-
main right Or The field for weeks, eat
ing up the corn as fast AZ it grows, al
lowing the weeds to start. and SO to-
tally destroying every yss'iGe Of IAe
grain. ! have seen throughout this
section dozens Of fields Of wheat, corn.
oats aud fax that have been 10 thoF-
oughly wiped out BY these ';ttie srass'
hoppers that IL is difficult TO learn
from careful inspection OF the field
that anything had been planted there
In other Instances. where the crop got
. little start before the !oeusts were
l.atched, they were unable to destroy
The whole Of il. Iut i!inned il ont "a
that the oats, or wheat or Tax no"
covers ouiy one-Aalf Or one-third o.
Che ground.
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The Bliss Of Marriage.

Time whirls IL along the downhlll
path of lille with tn, velocity of loco
motive, but we have one comfort--
we can make love on the road. What
the negro preacher said Of Satan may
be said of love; Where he finds a
weaker place dere he creeps in.
There isa warm corner even in the
coolest heart; and s)mebo'iv, if that
somebody can only be found, WAS
made expressly to fill it. Thonaan'S
of both sexes live and die unmarried
simply for want Of a proper introdAc-
ton to one another. What an absur-
Iity. There is not woman nor Il
man of any age who might not find a
suitable partner 10y using the proper
means. The fact is, that affection is
smothcred, chokel down, subdurd
and paralyz,l by the forms and con-
vcntionaities Of this etilretrish world
'Socletv' attaches Il b,ll and chain to
tle natural feelings of the heart. Thh
fair girl with her bo:o;n running over
with the purest love for :, worthy Oh.
ject must take As mach p,inS to con
ceal the fact as if it were deadly sin,
and Heaven had not implanted with
in our hosoms the tender spark and
babe us to love and be loved. |,
this natural? No, it is artlticil Il,
Why should innumerable marriages
be prevented by chilling rules and
peaalties? Nature Is modest, but she
is not a starche up prnde. Look at
The birds. There are no old bachelors
and old maids among them. Th"
hearts that !lutter under their icathery
Jackets follow the instinct Of love, and
they take to billing and o)ing with
out the slightest idea that conrtshlp
should be formal affair Why
should there be torlorn bachelors and
disappointed old maids, and lonely
widows and wllowers among the
nuisathercl y:pcds? Oceans OF hap
p;pess are lost to both sexes every year,
simply Hsaause parties who wish to be
married End are not permitted by
etiquette TO make The fact known.
These unfostunates might very prop
srly sag to the happy married folks,
as the frogs SAID TO the boys who pei
ted them with stones-~"This May be
fun to you, bat it is death TO Us. ---
| \. J.. Htbrc~ Leadrs.
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Thoughts for Saturday Night.

Happiness is unrerentcd pleasure.
Our enemies are Onward conciences.
The great artist is the slave of his
ideal.
Morality is bnt the vestib"le Of re-
ligion.
Purity is the feminine, truth the
masculine Of honor.
What is virtue but 4 medicine, and
vice but wound.
There appears to exist a greater de-
sire to live long than to live we'll
We take greater pains to persuade
others that we are happy than in en-
deavoring to think so ourselves;
Light as gossamer is the circnm-
cumstance which can bring enjoyment
to conscience which is not its own ac-
secresy is for the harpy---,miser,y
hopeless misery, needs no veil under
a thousand suns it dares act openly.
In every village there will arise a
miscreant to establish the most grind
ing tyranny by calling himself tn
people. -.
Memory is not wisdom; idiots car
note volumes; yet what is wisdom
without memory? A BABE that j.
strangled in its birth.
The way to conquer men is by
their passions; catch but the ruling
toiblc of their hearts and all thell
boosted virtues shrink before YOU
The best of lessons, for a good many
people, would be to listen at key
hole. is pity for such that the
practice is dishonorable.
Emulation looks out for merit that
she may exert herself by a victory;
envy spies out blemishes that she may
lave anotherhy defeat.
lie who freely praises what he
means to purchase, and he who emu
meratos the faults or what he mean.
to sell, may set up a partnership viii
honesty.
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CHANGE OF TIME.
Western MARYLAND Railroad

CHANGE OF TIME.
Western Maryland Railroad
IN and after Monday, MAY 4th, the
~ passenger trains ON this road Will run
as follows:
EAsTw ARD.
Leave Wiliamsport ut $40 a. m. and 33o
Lca7c ITagcrstowm at 7.0Oa nj and $50
p. IN.
Leave Mcclmnicstown at S.13 Il. III. and
SOB p. m.
Leave Double Pipe Greek ut S.35 a. H.
and 5.25 p. III.
Leave Frederick Junction at $40 Il. H.
and $50 y. III. $50,
Leave Middeburg ut S. a. m. and 5.33
pm
Leave Union Bridge at 5.0Oand S.5Ga H.
and LOO and 5.44 p. m.
Leave Iinwood at 5.O1 and 9.Oo a. III.
and l.O5 and $50 p. m,
Leave New Windsor at SIG and $40
a. III. and LIZ and $50 p. m.
Leave Smiths Switch at 522 and 9.l1 q.
m. and l.16 and GOA y m.
Leave Avon,lalc at j.32 and 0.24 a. M
anu I'd anu O.io u. H.
Leave Westminster at SAG and 0.33 n. III.
and 30 and6.22 p. m.
Leave Gorsuch at 5.:54 and Q: e q. m, and
| l.39 and G.32 p. N.
Leave Shamhcrgcr's at 600 and 0,47 a.
M. and / .i3 and G.31 p. III.
Leave Finkshurg Mt ga and 1906 n. III.
and zoe and 6.5Sp. IN.
Leave Glen Morris at G.H3 and 1913 a.
m. and 200 and 7.OG p. III.
WESTWARD.
Leave Fulton Avenue, Baltimore, at 500
and 10 90 Il. IN. and 400 and 6.30p. m.
Leave Westminster at 9.33 and ll.27 n.
III. and 5.37 and ga p. IN.
SUNDAY TR\lNS--WE>TWAlsD
Leave Fulton Avenue, Baltimore. ut 800
n. III. and &. p. m.
Leave Westminster at 1870 4. IN. ana
1.42 p. III.
SUNDAY TRAISs-E\sTwAnD.
Leave Union Bridge at 1.0l Il. IN. and
80 p. M.
! Leave New Windsor at 7.oG 4. N. and
537 p, m.
Leave Westminster at SO a. m. and GA
| p. IN. -,
Special CITY Passenger Cars will be- in
waiting at the Companv's Office. corner "'
Eutaw and Fayrttc streets. s'ar'in" illr'A
minutes previous to starting i,nir fr"a f''l'
ton Depot, thus connecting with all out
going trains. and Special City Cars viii! ''r
in waiting at Fulton Depot ON the arrival
of all trains. enabling passengers TO reach
all central and eastern portions of the city
Stage con rclionS are made with SOU
A. VI. tr lin from Baltimore ut Glen Morris
station for lTan>tral and Manchester, and
n, Mrchanirsluwn for Emmi-hurg.
!. VI. HOOD.
may OFF General Manager.
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NlMrT-Y1z .H ~ ,-EHHI...a.-..,

No. Early in the last century, it
was semiseriously suggested in the'Spcc-
,1tor that considerable addition to
the revenue OF county might be OBJ
tanned by imposing a tax upon ola
maids and old bachelors, on the ground
that celebrity is a luxury, and should
be brought under the fiscal screw ac-
cordingly. What was loosely sus-
pcsted over century and Il half ago,
the reign Of Queen Anne, has act"'
ally become reality in the reign OF
Queen Victoria. Among the last
news from Australasia is the authentic
item that the Provincial Council Of
Auckland, capital OF New Zealand, has
actually instituted an annual tax Of
s. per head on all bachelors, old or
young, the proceeds to be applied to
educ atienal purposes. 1t is not stated
whether the term bachelor includes
the unwedded women rs we'll as men
II only the latter, the conclusion to be
arrived at is that the New Zealand
young ladies are not personally over
attractive. One would like to know
how much the new tax will contribute
to the school fund.
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An Irisi,man. driven 10 desperation
BY the str:ngency Of the money lnar-
ket aud high rrice Of provisions, pro-
cured a pistol and took the road.
Meeting a Traveller, he stopped him
v.iti, y cur money or yonr lie See
ing that Pat was green, he said, ~
tell you what I'll do, Iii give yon all
u,y money for that pistol" Agreed.
Fat received the money and handed
over the pistol. Now said the
Traveller, hand back that money OF
I'll blow your brains out. "Blaze
away, my hearty" said i's; "d1vl'
dhrop of powther there's in it.
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sA<ss >Sa S.--'e''>- -
>TOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
FOR 1874

Remember that money saved is money
made, and you can save 5 per cent by pay
ing up before the LIST of September.
The Tax Books have been placed in my
hands and am now ready to receive the
Taxes for 1874. 4 discount Of ; per cent.
will I've allowed on all Stat" Taxes paid he
fore the lsi day of Septenbcr:4 per cent.
OR AZ paid before the Isl OF orio'ar; and )
per cent an all paid before III" Iii of No
ycmhrr. On alTaxcs remaining unpaid on
the Of Iannary next. interest will I've
charged aud collections enforced.
hope that Taxpayers will pay early,
s.,yn the 2er cent end thereby c.,abl" me 10
meet Che demands made upon me by &C
creditors of the county, otherwise will 'm
c,,rpelle; 10 enforce collcriions iy process
of law. This IL exceedingly unpleasant to
me and often expensive to the Tax Payers
Remcnbrr that the law docs not permit The
delay formerly granted to dclin9ncntS
GEORGE ". MILLER, Collector
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nn- Ben. Franklin once expressed
his belief that most of the statues, acts,
and edicts of Parllaments, Princes, and
States for regulating encouraging or
restraining trade had been either polit-
ical blunders Or jobs obtained by art
full men for private advantage under
pretence of public good. II he had
lived to witness the proceedings OF
Congress and the executive depart
ments of the United States Govern
ment during the past few years, he
would have seen a system OF corrupt
iobbery carried to an extreme which
in this time would have secured for
its most distinguished promoters 'ot
only public execration, but also
prompt and salutarv punishment.
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nag- 1t is not vinlication Of any
men to say that they haze done nc
more than other men--it does not fol.
low because men have done wrong
that one must be right--for Il the
practices of the Republican admins.
iration be corrupt, it is no Justihca
tion to say, that the Democrats wer'
AZ bad or worse. Between the twt
factions, the country, and its rights
and liberties, are totally lost sight of
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that We 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 Eicholtz's mill to
Lcwistown, beginning at Il point on tho
farm of Michael Zimmerman: and will
close mp the old road where the new one
commences. down "a far as where it inter
scc,s the Crcagcrstown and Catoctin Fur
mace Road.
GEORGE POWELL,
GEO. W. LAYMAN.
MICHEL ZIMMERMAN,
aug. 20-5ws. and others.
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FREDERICK CITY. MD.
+. =. cAlI.lN, Proprietor.

49, This popular and well
.LrSTTT1 known Hotel, havin4 lsrn
~ ;n,:F Thoroughly rrnnra'c,l." offers
~ nrinv advantages to the
travelling public. The exterior Of the lI"-
tel which i. now four stories. presents Il
h,autitu! appearance, and will compare
f:yornhly witnahv s'rurltlro OF HE kind Ia
the State. T.r entire arr 'n.rnrni> + the
Hotel are in keeping with It's outward. ar.
pcarancr, and j. supplied with every mod.
rrn improvement and convenience, ana
has been new ~ furnished throughout II, II
very heavy cost. No pains or expense
will he omitted lopr"lnoir II" comfort at
quests.
'!'i,r cnviahlr reputation the 1tctr| has
acquired since the undersigned has taken
charge Of it. furnishes tlcur,St satisfactory
rvi,lcncru of his ability 10 please all who
may tavnr him with ,;rir pa r"l'agr.
There j. attached to he Hotel Il spacious
Billiard Room, newly i:icl up, Barber
Shop. Bath House. &c.
Attentive and polite servants VIII always
he in ATTENDANCE to wait upon guests dur
ing the day or 't any lrou oftl!t night.
Respectfully.
FRANK t. cARLIN.
march l4-ly Proprietor.
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Notice TO TreSpasScrS.

N-OTICE is hereby given to all whom
N it may concern The subscriber no
tiies that he has advertised herewith, ac-
.ording to law, all ,rcspasscrs on his prem
Uses are informed that the law will be rigid
" enforced against then, Fl ON this date:
w. S. McPHERSON.
Autumn, Ang. 10, 181t-iw
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Sale Notes.

4 Ill persons who gave their notes at
IA my sale or the 18th of March, 1874,
are hereby notified that they will fall due
on the 18th Of September next. will be
ut my farm, near Mcchanicstown. on that
day, where those indebted will please call
ond settle their notes Prompt payment
is desired and expected.
MARY EYLER.
Aur o2-IW
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Fol, SHERIFF..

| return my sincere thanks 10 IN" voters
of Fralrrick county t"r',hr very i'a,,rring
vote they gave ut the late election. AVID
hv the al, ice OF very many of them an
nounrr myself ~ Il candidate for Sheriff at
the lrN, election AMI earnestly solicit their
support. Is. u. rllHiilNh'
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O.NLI" F0R E,:l.SN,



buy for Cash and | know if sell for
Cash | will loose nothing, therefore. !
can and will sell Goo,iS considerably lower
than those who sell for credit.
Cash buyers are invitcl to give me a call.
money .Stcrd Is Money H"3e.
Twill at all times have an hand full
Stock of Goods in our line which will be
sold at the lowest net Cash prices
Thankful for past fnvorS solicit CON
timancc ofthc same, believing the change
have made will he advantageous to our
customers ~ well NJ ourselves.
Very Respectfully.
GEORGE W. STOCkSDALE.
y. bah orders not pail for when
given, will be- collected by our driver when
the Goods are delivered, rs our terms Will
I've positiycy CASH.
dcc21 If
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.i(; E.NI'.

have made arrangements by which
can furnish almost any kind of Machinery
at the lowest price. and beg that my
friend, will purchase through me.
march l1-ti
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T'IIE & Il I. a II c. / $ /.
OF HUMAN MISERY.
LII HuLLSL1H ~ IL NAuLI L.u..h.lc

Aust Pubhsht1, mn .Stnfrf Enrt/npc.
Ii,r, SIR r.niS.
A Lecture on The Nature. Treatment
and Radical cure of Seminal Weakness or
Slmrlnatorrl,na. induced hv Sclt-Ahu>c,
Involuntary Emissions. Impolcncv, Ncr-
vo,,s Debility, and imrclmcnlS to Mar
riagc generally: Consumption. Epilepsy
and fits; Mental and Physit Al lncnpacity,.
ctc..--by RunhHTJ j. CrLvEhwLLI., VI. d.,
Author of the "tirccn Book" &c.
The worllrrnownr, author, in this adj
mirahlr Lecture. clearly proves from his
own experience thai the awful consequent
ccS ct Srlf-1lu,sc may be rtFrctually rcmov-
ed without medicines, and without dam
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his condition may be-, may cure himself
chcaply. privately and radically. This Lrc-
mrr ~W pr''"' " hmm to h""""d' end ho'-
MintH.
Sent under seal. in plain envelope. TO
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fishers.
Also, DIR. CUI.yEkWElL.s "Marriago
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.Addrrs. the publishers.
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-09-05

Another point Of American sureri,
ority over Englishman is the fact
that American iocomotiye whistles
make twice as much uOisc.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-09-05

= TO 81 DOLLARS pcr day =
y ~ Agents wanted. All classes
Of working people. OF either sex. Young
or old make more money At work for us IN
their spare moments, or ali the time, than
1T ANYTHING else. Particulars free. Address
q. STISSON II CO.,
sept 7-1v PoriLlud, Maine.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-09-05

49, no Ito TO John Tobrs
NEW STORE. Enmi,s',ufg stre@', for
Fruit Jars, C1ieap hlbums, Wa'crni"lons,
Cuntalopcs and Notion. Of al, kinds.
eB- Remember III. p,ace--Jol'n Lohr,
near the Engine House,
Aur 9o-4V,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-09-05

Candidates have begun to announce
themselves now over the signature Of
"Manv Voters.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-09-05

A Saratoga corresfoader1t describes
somebody there az IL so.'t Of amateur
gentleman"