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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-02-21

SUNDAY EIoIlDAYs..-This year the
22nd Of February falls on Sunday.
In view of this fact, the following law
will be of interest to business men:
"Whcnever the first day of January,
twonty-ycconI Of February, the fourth
day Of July or the 18th day Of Deem
Der, shall, either Of them, occur on
Sunday, the following day, Monday,
shall be deemed and decIareda public
holiday, and all bills Of exchange,
checks, drafts or promissory notes fall
ing due on either Of the Mondays, so
observed as holidays, shall be due and
PAYABLE on the Saturday preceding
such holidays; and such Mondays, SO
observed, shall for all purpose what
ever as regards the presenting for
payment OF acceptance and Of thopro-
testing and giving notice Of the dis,
honor Of bills of exchange, bank
checks, drafts and proinissory notes
made after the passage Of this act, be
treated and considered as i, the first,
day OF the week commonly called sun
day
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-02-21

sra- There is not a British soldier
on the Canadian frontier from the
mouth Of the st. Lawrence river to
the Rocky Mountains. The homs
Government as measure Of simple
economy withdrew every regiment
and battery and told the Canadians
to employ their own militia if they
thought they needed military defence.
The United States, however, maintain
over 1000 soldiers on the Canada
border. Manifestiy they are not
needed there, and they serve no pur
pose whatever except TO provide COM
mands and keep few officers on the
active and full-pay list. There Is
not a regiment nor a company Of
British troops in OF around the great
commercial city of Liverpool. In
and around the harbor of New York
are ,22i soldiers Of the United
States. Their employment here is
wholly unnecessary, and sheer
waste Of the public money. And all
over the United States east OF the
Missouri river the posting of detach-
ments of the army is similarly unne-
ces,ary and wasteful.
The Republican party is assuming
grave political responsibility in
yielding to any pressure to have the
present force of the army maintained.
The cost of its retention beyond the
10000 men sufficient to handle the
Indians of the plains, is twenty-three
and half millions Of dollars a year
Guilty of lhis senseless waste of the
peoples money, dare the leaders OF
the Republican party go into the next
, Presidential election?
Ncw York Sun.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-02-21

Gov. KEMrER's VISIT To TIE
PNhslDEST,-The Richmond Dispatch
has the following in regard to the lat"
visit Of Gov. Kemper to the Pres
ident.
"The Governor talks very freely of
his visit to Washington and interview
with President Grant, and seems to
think that the preidents policy to-
wards Virginia in future will be sat
isfactorv to her citizens. Governor
Kemper, it is said. told General
Grant that he thought the current Of
public opinion in the country gem
orally seemed opposed to extreme
republican measures. The President
concurrel with Gen. kempor's
views, AMI said that he did not mean
in the future to lend his influence TO
any but liberal measures towards the
southern county. and especially to
Virginia.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-02-21

neoA. Mr.. JAMES GORDON BENNETT
has made a donation of $4,000 for
the relief Of the poor Of New York, by
establishing soup kitchens in all the
engine and truck houses of the city.
Some of the papers intimate that Mr..
Bennett has an eye to business in the
matter, but even if that be true, $50,
600 is munGcent gift for the pur-
pose and will furnish good many
bowls Of soup for the hungry.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-02-21

HeA. There is member Of Congress
from Illinois of the name of uoRA-
ITO G. BuRCHARp. He lives at Free
port, where LINCOLN and DOUGLAS
had their famous debate in 1858 while
they were rival candidates for Sena-
tor, and where, by the by, DOUGLAS
made those Free-.oil admissions
which destroyed him as Democratic
candidate for the Presidency in 1860.
Mr.. BUEcI1ARD came into Congress as
the successor of the hon. E. B.
WAsHBURNE when the latter became
Secretary of State under GRANT for
a few days and was then sent Minis
ter to France, where he now -four
ishes. This might commend Mr..
BURCuARD to our consideration; but
we like him for something better than
all this. lie was member Of the
last Congress, and has just returned
his back pay for that Congress, amount
ing to 81 ,229,6O; and beyond this, he
has returned $500, 20 for increased
pay in this present Congress. Well
done IIoRATIo G. BuKcnARD! May
your shadow never be less. If at
any time you want TIE Sun to ex-
tend and expand that shadow, just
let us know. Who will emulate this
good exalnple?-.N. Y Sun.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-02-21

~ have lived said Charles Carroll
of Carrollton, "to my ninety-slxth
wear; I have en- Dyed continued health;
/ have been blessed with great wealth,
prosperity, and most Of the good things
which the world could bestow-rub-
lie appreciation, esteem, applause
but what now look back on with the
greatest satisfaction to myself is that |
have practiced the duties of religion.
Mr.. Carroll, as our readers will re-
member, outliyed all the siSners OF the
Declaration Of Independence, and va
a devoted Catholic.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-02-21
TIE CHURCH QUESTIONS
ROCKY RIDGE, Frcd'k Co. Md:

Fen. III, 1914.
Mn. EDIToR :--Sr-The village Of
Rocky Ridge and vicinity are greatly
aroused upon the Church Question, now
agitatcd in this place. People have long
since felt their need of Church, and have
for the last two or three years conicmpM>
ted the building of one. Still We have no
building, yet within tic last month the
subject has come up considerably. Rcvtv-
ed and was generally believed near tNvor.
able turn, until recently some questions
have been raised as to the propricty OF
buildings Joint Lutheran and German Rc'
formed church Some few opposing Joint
churches, whilst the majority favor uniting
together as the only way to accomplish the
work. United we can easily build one,
divided neither can build at this time; and
as we arc entirely without proper place
of Worship, let us unite as all christians
should do, (and must do t" bear that
namc), 20 to work without delay, and raise
the necessary funds for thdc&nplction Of
an cditice where we can worship God by
all the means of grace given lis. Let MS
then 30 forward in the good w"rk-nevI
ccasng until we have succeeded i'll the lln'
dcrlaking, and let harmony reign supreme
among us, and no contentious nor disc ortls
arise and may everything be well pleasing
in the sight of God, Now friends and
Christians, give literally and freely to this
christian work, and ere 10y, upon the
mount, just back OF flown Wi. be seen, tow.
erng building overlooking the village on
either side, and locked vnon 10y pa>>crs by
as an cd!icc of christi? lty.
I%II,rIT\Sv
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-02-21

Neat A grand dinner, recently
given by the Car of Russia to his
royal guests, the Car made a speech
in which he announced that the
Emperor of Germany, the Emperor
of Austria, the Queen of England
and himself, would. in future, pre-
serve the peace of the world. This
is big job for their Imperial Males
ties to undertake, but then it must be
remembered that this magnificent pro.
cramme was laid down after dinner.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-02-21

"A Washington letter calls attention
to the noteworthy fact that not a
dallar has ever been missing from the
Department of the Comptroller OF the
Curneney, where women exclusively
are Employed as clerks.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-02-21

The new Yellowstone surveying
expedition set out from Virginia City
Nevada, on the 18th instant, one
hundred and fifty strong, with twenty
wagons. The valley is free from
snow aid grass is abundant.
A great conrourse Of citizens Of al!
classes attended the funeral in
Charleston, S. c., yesterday Of Robert
Stuart Burns, Past Grand Master Of
Muovlla.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-02-21
A Tempest in IL Teapot.

Just now the Republican and DEM
ocratic parties Of Frederick City, are
engaged in an exciting contest as to
who shall be Mayor, Aldermen and
Common Councilmen for the next one,
two and three years. We present a
list of candidates for those places
named below who will be voted for
next Monday, the cd instant, the .lth
Monday Of February.
In the earlier days Of Frederick,
after the corporation Of the town in
1916, men We're not elected to oil cc
upon partisan grounds, but as to their
qualifications in other respects to serve
the public. In the days of Lawrence
Brengle, Henry Kuhn, George Baer,
John l.. Harding, and George Kolb,
the five first Mayors Of the place-a
period Of thirteen years-they were
elected not because they were Gauls
or Ghibbelines, Republicans or FEEDER
ali<ts, Lut because they were supposed
to be honest, capable and faithful
qualified for the trust, and no bar sin
lister Of political predictions Of Nat.
ional import had ausht to do with
their candidacy and election. But it
is different now.
Eifty-one years Of departed time
makes wide difference in the poll
lies OF the day.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Mayor:--Lcwi, II. Mol~rly.
Tor Allcrmrn--W Wards No. and g
james Carlin; 3 and Peter Sahm; 3 and
Is Tho> VI. Wolfe :; and . Chas. +. Myers;
o and 10 Edward Sim
For Counci!mrn:- Wards No. | Isaac
Tillow;2 y. j. Wilson; : Christ. II. Eek
stein; 1 John David Zcirr; ) John Wilson:
& Samuel Is. Ebert; John Flcsl,n,an; $
Thomas Hooper,; . Col. John L. Sim; 10
Lewis ;. tiingun.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Mayor:-Charl"s +. Fleming.
70. AI.crmrn-l>t and FL Wards. Arm
old Nanio>srn; Sd and 4th, Andrew Boyd;
iii and Sth, james llop"oni.
For Common Council:-Ward No. I
Il"nry l.ampr; Frcdk kcrirr; 3 Capt. W
saunders; 4 Chas. J. Lewis; H. Clay De
grange; fJamcs =. Stauh; VIM. Mantz s
john II Abbott; . Peter Bacr; 10 I. VI.
llulhruncr.
FErp"EIcN, Mp. February IS, 1So3-I
The following is the result of the election
I1rll on Monday last for Mayor, Aldermen
aNd Common Counrilmcn for Frederick
Nc have not a>ccrlaincd the number Of
votes given in tho different wards for Colin
cjm-u, and therefore have only given the
nan!vs OF ln,>c elected.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-02-21

1t is not only the laboring people
of the limited States that are suffer.
ing for Want OF employment. Thirty
thousand unemployed workmen in
Vienna lave retitioncd the govern
ment for relief.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-02-21

sa- His Serene i1ighneSs General
Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, Ex-
Mexican President, Dictator, etc, has
arrived at Havana r'u Nassau. Since
his unsuccessful expedition against the
ate President BENlTo JrAREz, in
1868, when lie was condemned to
death, bat wss pardoned on condition.
of leaving Mexico, and net returning,
he has lived at Staten Island, near the
City Of New York, spending his time
in cock fighting and playing at three
card moote. lie is returning to Mex
leo, his native land, under the gener-
al amnesty Of President LERpo DE
TEJADA, and disclaims any intention
Of interfering with Mexican politics.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-02-21

The Montana Legislature have
vo ed $1,000 to facilitate the exhibit
ton Of Montanas products at the
Philadelphia centennial exhibition,
TO be expended by the commission
ers and the WUmol ) cg4tc4A.Al COIN
MISSION.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-02-21
This engagement was broken off.

This engagement was broken off.
4 Young man in the wilds Of Nevada
bought dress pattern for his hanced
and pair Of red flannel pantaloons
for himself and-he delivered the
wrong bundle.
sfn- A lovely Young lady says gar
lands Of pink roscbuds are the pre-
yaiIins fancy tOv trimming t4ejv dress
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-02-21

A New GRANT ORGAN IN NEW
YonK.-It is stated that the leading
Grant republicans Of New York, MOI
satisfied with the course OF the New
York Ti.nes, or indorsing the views
of its editor, have just completed ne
gotiations for the purchase of the
New York Evening Express, former
" owned by the late James Brooks.
The new organ will be increased IN
size to that of the big dalIies. . The
price paid for the paper was $780,
600.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-02-21

Hon. William j. Albert last
week reoc,veq tllnousi. the State
department, a telegram iro,n Berlin
announcing the death Of has daughter
the wife Of Col. Alexander Bliss, sec
rotary of the American legation in
Germany.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-02-21

In the election for Governor Of this
State, by the Legislature, to succeed
Gov. VIM Pinkney Whyte, the Re-
publican members of the Legislature
cast their ballots for Hon. John t.
Smith, Of Westminster.
BY \ Young man at fashionable
party Jew evenings >'n%r, who was
evidently under the influence OF wine,
WAS heard to tell b. coming hamsel,
that she was 'chaste rs the moon and
lovely as the morning Nov char
les, amt You ashamed OF yourself,
WAS the only response.
a painting deer, chased By hounds,
came up to woo1man working bear
the Umplua, (Oregon) bridge. and
after he had driven the dogs of, the
deer remained with him all the lay
allowing him to fondle it, and appear
ing to feel lively sense Of gratitude
for the man 5 iutelferenee in it: DC.
..A,,,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-02-21
ny yuERE is a proposition to di'

ny yHERE is a proposition to dl'
vide Texas into two States, to be
known as Eastern and Western Tex
as, the line of division to be nearly
that Of the Brazos river. The boun-
Diary is sinsularly appropriate. Al
most Immediately after crossing he
Braxos from the east the whole surface
and resources Of the country are mar
yellously changed. 10 the east lies
the cotton and sugar regions on the
coast, and the wheat belt Of Northern
Texas. 10 the west stretch the III
terminablc pasture lands with their
delicious climate.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-02-21

The Massachusetts Legislature, by
q vote of lis to 40, have rescinded
the n.esolutions Of censurc upon SEN
ator Sumner adapted 10y the LeSis-
lature Of 1872
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-02-21
rea- This number completes the Sd

u.s. This number completes the Sd
volume of the CLARION. We are
thankful for the patronage of pune
tual customers. We now urgently de-
sire that delin0uents will at once set
tie their bills for subscription, adver-
Using and job work. We cant afford
to work for nothing, and don't intend
to do it in the future. We shall adopt
the CASH system exclusively.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-02-21

We We're pleased to notice
the arrival this week from
Lewis CO., Kentucky, Of
Martin j. Eichelberger, a
native of this county. He
was looking in the best of
health.
Last Wednesday was a dark
and dreary day.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-02-21

The resolution introduced in the
Mississippi Legislature requesting
Senator 4 lcorn to resign WAS voted
down in the State Senate, Saturday,
by vote Of ri to 1.
SO far this season Cincinnati has
slaughtered 500, 46o hogs, and Chi
cage 1881 900.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-02-21
1.oeaI olMAir;.

ALApY AS A RAILROAD bolhpbN +;
- rhe contract for cutting down INV
excavating the bank at the corner ''';, u
Charles and Biddle streets, for onIIn-
inc sites, was on Tuesday last, AWARD
ed to Mrs. B. X. Conway, OF Moohan'
icstown District, Frederick county,
she having been the lowest OF ior'y
bidders, The same lady, some tive or
six years ago, was awarded contract
for 100000 worth of work on !nn
Western M Maryland Railroad, wh'cl.
she completed 10 the satisfaction a:, 90 o.
the President and Board OF D'rec, Wi
and has filled several contracts IN VIZ
ginia, Pennsylvania and Maryia 1,,,
all very satisfactory: She is " w'ao| v,
of great energy of character, anu
upon the death Of her hnsbanh' VINO
was we'll known CONTRACTOR she con-,
tjnued the business under her own
supervision. SO says the Baltimore
Sun.
DuowSED.-Jcssc Gcisclman, aScu
about 60 years, highly rcspcctap'e c,.'no"
living about one mile from Wo"dsDo'"'
while it is supposed he was IN the ac' 81
dipping bucket of water from lbs
spiring fell in and drowned ON yrs'rro"y
morning. Deceased was subject 10 cp'
iIculic fits Firderick EItnuner.
RUsAwAyANp SMASH Ur.-Last Mon
a., uttnChru 10 VIC
bri,rry of Mr.. VIM. I. Preston, rcs"i''.S
near this si,y, ran off, which rrs''''r', III
the death ofonc Of the horses. Mr' li,s,
ton was driving down Market ~, wien
something came loose about INC ooEs! >
which caused tho tongue OF the buggy W
fail This frightening the horses 'h.S
ran down Market St, at u rapid Ih'c' any
Mr.. Preston, in order to save himself
left the lines go, and the horses becoming
detached from the buggy, they ran as lar
a. the shoe store of Mr.. A. j. Dclashmn'''
where they were brought to halt ny
coming i'm contact with the lumber wagon
Of Mcssrs. Wilcoxon & Markey,, tine
tongue of which run into the breast "l one
of the horses, causing death in Few MN
utc,.- FrylericE Eruminrr.
LEG BRoKE.-On Thursday of last
wcel, as Mr.. Peter Flair, who resides
few miles North of this place. was re-
turning home from Frederick on foot,
he stepped upon stone which turned a
and threw him down, and in the fall
he broke the bone OF one of his legs
above the ankle. DR.. Charles }. Bacr
was sent for, who adjusted the trac-
TUE TaN.y Register.
SALE OF TowN PEorEETY.-Mr.
Albert Jones sold that part Of his
property situated on the corner of
Main and Walnut streets, including
store room and frame Dwelling, front
TING - feet on Main street, to Mr..
WIN. Y. Wagner, for the sum OF 5000.
Also. Mrs. NJ. +. Poole has sold her
residence, at the east end Of town, 10
Mr.. Milton Carter, for $4,000.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-02-21

sesy'- GeorS ". ChiIds, Of the phila
deIphia Ledger, is not only a veseta-
marian, but lie is also a Baltimorean
by birth ANA education.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-02-21
FOH MAYOR.


For tuMMnN turNrIL.
lst Warl-,IuSlinan Mayhclry.
od War!-.Jacoh Leah.
81 Warl-MichaI Buckley.
-tth Ward-I.cwi> Mr,ItarI
5,I Ward David Boyd
9th ard-1'homa> Cariin.
1lh Ward-.Iohn Mcdonald.
FUR .NAIDr.
John l.. Harding
George Kolb
Richsrd Englis!
Robert Richie
G''1yc B"rr, Esq. declines being a can,
diatc as Mayor.
ron ALDERNEN
Give only to lie elect I'D
Frederick Nusz Mat L, Bnrtgis
William Kolb John Baker
Samuel Webster Henry koontz
John Hart jos VI. Cromwell
John Ebert John IIane
John Cromwell Fred Stoncr
Andrew Hines Lewis Bircly
John l.. Levy
fUR COMMON COINCIL.
(Onc to he elected from each ward)
lst |Eari-Jus,inian Maybury, William
Nhrllman, John lIollcr.
I'd N"rH-Iohn Fesslcr, Jacob Leah
ID Ilnm-Frcdcrick Iawman
Att lInrd-Georgc liaucr
18th 1Inrd-Phlip Pyfer, David Boyd
GM lVuri--ienrgc Schultz
1M Ward-John Mcdonald, George
Iccsc, John W. Metz
Mr.. Bornrs
Please slate that U'rM B"w, Will serve
if elected, as councilman for the 9TH ward
-Nny Voters.
.N. Barnes,
Sir-plcasc to insert in your paper that
| decline being candidate for councilman
in 9Th ward. Yours.
We are authorized to state that MicHnr
Hrp"r, ESQ. declines being candidate fol
Mayor.
The Citizens of the It'll ward are respect
fully informed, that Mr.. Gto'yr Lrese, vii
serve them as Common Councilman, il
elected.
.ur. Jurob Lp,tb, is candidate for colln
Gilman, for ward No ,.
Mr.. Joh~ FtsItr, will he supported a.
councilman, for ward No ,. by
MIMI Voters,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-02-21
Terrible Boiler Explosion.

The explosion of the boiler OF a
portable engine, made by Poole &
Hunt at the Woodbury. Works, near
Baltimore, at the Mine Bank, mid
way between McchnnicStown and Catoctin
Furnaces, ON Tuesday morning, 18th inst,
created great excitement in this place.
The engine is about sixty horse power, and
HE explosion took place between five and
six O'Clock that morning, instantly Killing
,Wo ro,urcd men, Samuel Mitchell and Jas.
Norris, and very badly scalding and other
wise iniuring James Summers, William
Books and David Campbell The cXplo-
sion was caused, it is supposed, by he en-
"incrr not having sufficient quantity OF
water i'm the boiler. The tive men were
sleeping IN the room nearly above the en-
gnr, and were hurled more than y hundred
l,ct from the building. Limbs OF those
killed wrrr found scattered in ai directions.
The stove and several large pieces of the
boiler were found ut Il great distance oil.
The building itself was rendered complete
wreck. The report of the explosion was
heard several miles. and large number of
persons were quickly attracted TO the
hrarlrrnlinE scene An inquest was held
hv Frederick White, coroner of Mcchan-
iC>tnwn, and the following verdict rem
lcrr,l: "That the death of these parties
has been caused by the explosion Of the
boiler CAUSED by the engineer Nin. de-
ccivcd in tho supply of his water TN"
sad occurrence cast S!nom over the Whole
ncighhorhool.
THE JoINr BRIDGE.--On the 9th inst,
agreeable to appointment, Mr.. Mordrctl
MrKn>try and Mr.. John W. Murray, Com
mj,sioncrS for Carroll, and John W. Stauh,
Commissioner for Frederick county, with
Mr.. Gideon Bantz Engineer, (Mr. Craw-
ford being sick met Mr.. Moses AndcrS,
contractor for stone work, with Mr. l.. w.
Finlv, contractor for iron supcrstructnrr,
at the new bridge over the NJ nocacy, at
Wilson's ford, for inspection, and after Il
thorough examination pronounced the
work complct" according to contract, and
relieved the contractors from further liabll-
tiles.
ACCIDENT. - Albert Loma:, who
used TO board with Mr.. Joseph A..
Wiertnan, in this place, and was boss
of the gravel train, had his finger
cut off on last Thursday, while act
ing as braksSman on one Of the freight
trains Of the W. NJ. Railroad over the
mountain.
sr7r- A new Post Office has been es.
tabli.hed at Valley Junction. York
county, Pa, on Railroad route No.
2, 1873, Hanover junction to freherick
Nd, and D. W. Bangs, appointed
Postmaster
FARM SoLD.-Mr. Samuel B,rton
has sold his snug little farm near Mt.
st. Mary College to William Seaboll
for $1,000.
PERsoNAL.-Gibson Waters, son Of
the late Henry G. Waters, formerly
Hotel Keeper in Emmitsburg, visited
his native place, Emmitsburg. on last
Monday, and found many changes
both by death and improvements
lie halls from indianapolis, Indiana
and is IN the enjoyment Of GOD
AeAIta,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-02-21

GOLDEN WEpplNG-EI"arl STA,
bier, ESQ, the venerable -'rrSid"nt q
the Montgomery County Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, who l. well
known in this county, recently ceIe.
bratc1 his golden webbing, n VIII,
ting toa friend on the subject, lie says:
Two or three weeks ago, my
wife and ! celebrated oar "SoIden
wedding having our T." chIIdren,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-29

An unprincipled firm have recently
been copying our advertisements entire
with the single exception of substituting
their name in place of ours. The impo
sition, although well calculated to de.
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avoided by little care on your part to
see that DooLEY's YEAST POWDER is the
one they are searching for. While the
action of the party only adds further
testimony to the popularity of our Yeast
Powder, we deem this caution necessary,
not only for your protection but that Of
the customer. DooLEY & BROTHER, 60
New street, New York. 24eodtw