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4 VALUABLE FARM AND
"a BOARDING HOUSE.
AT PRIVATE SALE.

THE subscriber in conjunction with
Mr.. p. c. DUGAN, of 40 Licking MA
nrton street, Baltimore, is prepar- 1sN
ed to negotiate for the sale of that 49,
we'll known F A RIM and BOARDING
HOUSE, called ''ClairvauX," situat-
ed near Mt. St. Mary's College, Frederick
county Maryland, containing near SOO
Acres, of valuable Limestone land, part
timbcred. The Mansion House is large
and convenient, and contiguous are several
tenant houses and other outbuildings.
The garden and orchards are large and
well cultivated with bearing fruit trees. A
description of this well known and valun.
BILE property would require an ADLER pen
than mine. Suffice it at present to say
that this would be a good investments Tor
money either to pay interest or to procure
valuable farm and home.
JOHN WALTER,
oct. 1877 Near the property.
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CROFT HOUSE,
North Market street,

FREDERICK CITY, MARYLAND.
TNHE undersigned would respectful,
inform the public, that he has taker
charge of this we'll known HOTEL, lately
occupied by Joseph Croft, which is being
fitted up in good style, where he is prepared
to entertain the Travelling Public will
Good Cheer and the comforts Of pleasant
home. His TABLE and BAR will bt
supplied with the best the market affords
His STABLE will be furnished with goot
provender and attentive Ostlers. Boardcr'
taken by the day, week month or year
And (e9y- MARK THIS, his charges vii
be moderate, and in accordance with the
spirit of the times.
CAY Will be thankful for share Of thu
public custom. ~
july 22-tf JOHN NEED.
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FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGuE cured for my cents. There ID
not remedial agent this world that will cure Fever
and Agus, and all other Nalarous, Bilious, Scarlet
Typhoid Yellow, and other Fevers faded by RAD
WAYS PILLS. 80 quick ~ RAILWAYS READY RE.
LIEF Fifty cents per bottle.
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PRIV A 7 /, SA l. +.

The subscriber will scll At Private Sale,
a small tract Of LAND, roriaIning .;
acres, on which there is LOf HOUSE
H55Stl onc and half stories high,
1siSsA and small barn. Also, adjoin,
sslhl ing the above property, ,, there r.;
choice timber. The ,bo,e property is sit
uated in Eyl-r's VALLEY, adjoining 'he land'
of Daniel Brcighncr, BENJAMIN Eylrr
Christian Laniz aud others. 1t would m,Ne
\ nice little mountain home for ~ small
family. This la"d is ahou, miles from
Mt st. Mary's College, - miles from LIN
mitsburg, and miles trora Mechanicstonh
Terms # .rule.-'l'ho ahoYe house arr
land will be sold On terms to silt purrla
scrs. Apply to the subscriber living few
hundred yards below Franklinvillr.
ABRAHAM L. RODDl.
Aug IA, 1891
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Every Day an Increase in Flesh
land WEIGHT is Seen and Felt.

Eysry drop OF tn. sARsAPARILLIAN REsoI.
ana other Fds and juices Of tho system tho vigor Of
Nc for It repairs the wAstes Of tho body with new and
Ionnd material ScrOfula, Syphilis. Consumption
i3land,lmr disease Ulcers in the throat Mouth, Ia
!ors Noe:in the Gland, ond other parts Of ths system
e. worst ferms Of Skin diseases, Eruptions, Fever
soess, scald Head Ring Worm Salt Rheum, Eryslpelas
Acne BaoA Spots, Worms IN the FLESH Tumors, Can.
In the Womb and all weakening ana painful az y;
mo fo prneple arc within the curative range Of thi
prove any person using Tor either Of these forms Of
disease its potent power to cure them.
Ifthc patient daily becoming reduced by the wastes
and decomposition that Is continually progrsssing sue.
Feeds in arrestng these wastes and repair: the sane
with new material made from healthy bloOd-and this
tho sARsAPARILLIAN will and does secure-a cure
IL certain for when once this remedy commences ~
work OF puriGc alton. and succeeds.in diminishing tho
loss OF wastes its repairs Will be rapid and every day
tho will fee himself better and stronger
tho food digosng better appetite improving, and aesh
and weight increasing.
Not oniy does the SARsApARiLLIAH EEsoLvRsf excel
ali known remedial agents tho of Chronic, scro
fuota, Constitutional, and Skin diseases; but II Is tho
only positive cure for
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!

STRONG AND PURE RICH BLOOD-INCREASE
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The American Farmer

EGINS new volume January L.
ID This is an old and well established
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DR.. RAILWAYS
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RfLT E'RN T@gN.

N.TzT RHR E.93N.
From F'crury LIT, 1873.
buy for CASH and know if j sell FOL
nsh / will looso nothing, therefore,
can and will sell Goods considerably lower
than thoes ,5lo scll for credit.
Cash buyers are nvi.s i" give me call
Money !S',>si il .H'ncy -fod-.
will at AL times have on hand a ful
Stock OF Good. in or Inc which will bt
.olu st the lowest net Cash prices:
Thankful, for past favors | solicit n con
,inuance of,he SANE, believing the change
| have made will be advantageous TO oul
customer, y. well ~ ourselves.
V,ry Respectfully,
GEORGE ". STOCkSDALE.
y. BAH Orders not pnid for when
given, will he collected by our driver wher
the Good. are delivered, ~ our terms viii
be positively CASH.
dec 81 TT
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The "cold snap" is over for the
present.
Last Thursday was a sprins-likc
day.
The road. are very muddy.
The crows are flying very Iowa
sign that we will have an early
spring.
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MECHANICSTOWN, MD.

U.s.. Cold winter Is here.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-02-18

LONGFELLOW.

Poet of the many keys,
Rich are all the melodies!
Not for serf alone nor king
Is the message thou dost bring:
Not for sect and not for clan, .
But for universal man.
Worthy thou to win the fame
That has gathered round thy name.
Poet of the sunny life,
Naught of discord, envy, strife,
Harshly breaking through thy lays,
Mars the music Of thy days.
Like the stream, in tranquil power,
Day by day and hour by hour,
Flows thy gentle life along,
Sweeter than thy sweetest song.
Poet of the silvcry locks,
Time the thoughtlcss gray ybeard mockl
But in reverence bends his head
Where the great and noble tread.
Men, too, low and reverent,
Praise the years so wisely spent,
Such the life that thou dost live,
Such the homage we would give.
Poet of the kindly heart,
Better than the classic art,
That the muse has deigned to lend
Every page thy hand has penned,
Is the love which thou hast taught,
BY each tender word and thought,
Sprung from other hearts, to twine
Round that loving heart of thine.
Poet of the golden tongue,
Still sing on as thou hast sung,
Through the future as the past
Ever sweeter to the last!
Ere the snow shall fill thy paths,
Bring home many Aftermaths;
Still as thou hast been SO long,
Be our Chrysostom of song!
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-02-18

Man is q creature of interest and
ambition. His nature leads him forth
into the struggle and hustle Of the
world Lovo is but tho embellish-
ment Of his early life, or song piped
in the intervals of his act. But a
woman's whole life is history of the
affections. The heart is her world
it is there her ambition strives for
empire it is there avarice seeks for
hidden treasures. She sends forth her
sympathies on adventure, she embarks,
her whole soul in the traffic Of affec-
ton; and if ship-wrecked, her case is
hopeless, for it is q bankruptcy Of the
heort.-irving.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-02-18

Observation-Disclosures Of the Peru
Wan Syrup "a protected solution of
the protoxide of iron) are cautioned
against being deceived by any of tho
preparations Of Peruvian Bark, or
Bark and Iron, which may be offered
,hem. Every bottle Of genuine has
Peruvian Syrup (not Peruvian Bark
blown in the glass. Examine the bot
ties before purchasing.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-02-18

A certain man has a watch which
he says has gained enough to pay for
itself in six months.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-02-18

Prayer is the voice Of faith at mer-
cy's door.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-12
The MaJtIton troupe Again.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 10, 1ST4.-Sir: On
looking over your paper this morning, We
find that, for once in our lives, We are
frauds.
Sir, we have not made our name in New
York and other cities for nothing. Under
stand, we had no scenery or anything else
to work with. Ask any one who has seen
us in New York or anywhere else if we are
frauds. Will return and call on you. Re
spec:fully yours, THE MAJILToNs.
We understand fully the difficulties with
which the troupe had to contend for lack
of scenery, properties, ETC.; our remarks
were applicable entirely to the troupe itself.
In no respect whatever did it meet the
high anticipations which had been excited
by indiscriminate putting. The singing
was exeCrable, the dancing still worse, the
comicalities fiat, and the principal piece
without connection, effective situations or
any other redeeming feature. However
successful the M2jiltons may have been sin
New York and other cities" they certainly
came very far short of satisfying the large
and intelligent audience before which they
appeared here last Tuesday night. Perhaps
they made the mistake so common to tray-
cling troupes when they come SOuth-that
anything will take, if labelled Paris or
New York. Our people are critical enough
to Judge for themselves. No community in
the world pays more literally for first-class
amusements, but nine out of ten who
parted with their money to see
the Majilton concern felt that they had
been sold. If the Nashville public are TO
be humbugged forever by stage charlatans,
it will not be for lack of plain, truthful
criticism on the part Of the UNION AND
AMERICAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-12
Anlnaanlanla

- The that the Wagner troupe
will be at the Opera House Friday and
Saturday nights, with a matinee Saturday
afternoon, will ensure a large attendance.
Next Tuesday an unusual attraction is to
be presented at Masonic Hall. II consists
Of large number Of moving tableaux il
Illustrative Of the vision of st. John. OF
this entertainment an exchange says:
at is utterly impossible for any person,
from one attendance upon this exhibition,
to either comprehend himself, or convey TO
others, a just description Of these marvel
GUS and sublime representations, wherein
the actors are Deity, angels, satan,
dragons; beasts with many heads, in
human and mysterious shape; earthquakes,
heaven, earth and hell. 1t must be seen
repeatedly before one can express in words
an intelligent description of these tab
leaux, representing the visions seen
by st. John on PatmOs' lonely isle
eighteen hundred years ago. Columns of
our space would be required to allude IN
detail to all that is instructive, solemn, and
beyond mortal comprehension, as here de-
picted: To dwell upon the glories of the
Christians future home; to describe the
resurrection, and the graves and the sea
giving up their dead, (as recorded in Reve-
latiOns, and depicted in this ENTERTAINMENT,
the rivers turned into blood, the darkened
moon, the lOOsened stars, the trembling
hills, the falling cities, death, war, and
famine, as the seals are opened, the trum-
pets sounded, and the walls Of wrath poured
out, the day of doom, the heavens depart
ing as a scroll, aud time Proclaimed to be
no more"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-12
New Advertisements.
NJ" W II
Insure in the State Insurance Con

Insure in the State Insurance Company.
McCormack's new enterprise is new
wholesale and retail tea house, at u
Church street, in which he sells teas ex-
clusively, as low as the same can be bought
in New York or Philadelphia. This is the
first house of the kind in the city or State,
aud satisfaction is guaranteed. Let him
be sustained.
Beaded laces, gimps, etc, very cheap at
Lebeck Bros.
A fine assortment of infants and child
ren's hats can be found at Gray & Mobiles.
The next and last gift concert of the
Masonic Relief Association of Norfolk, Va,
takes place Nov. 10. Tickets can be OBJ
tanned by addressing the secretary of the
association.
l.. l.. Osment, Cleveland, Tenn, offers
for sale 10000 pounds of dried fruit.
See insOlvent notice by the Clerk Of the
County Court of Hickman county.
G. H. Ryman Offers a liberal reward for
the recovery of a strayed or stolen mule.
Some valuable papers and notes lost by
J. II. Harkreader. The finder is requested
TO leave them at this Office.
A doctors Office, in North Edgeheld, for
tent.
Brick dwelling, with six rooms, on Capt.
tol avenue, for rent.
Setliff offers his stock of books at cost.
n. w. Taylor will sell large assortment
of furniture, at auction, this morning.
Winstead, Shields & Co. have on hand a
large stock Of superior custOm-made boots
aud shoes; also, ready-made clothing, dry
goods, etc, which they are selling very
cheap at private sale.
A proclamation, by Gov. Brown, will be
found on second page, setting apart Thurs
day, Nov. &c, as day of thanksgiving.
The Apocalyptic visions of St. John will
he exhibited at Masonic Hall, for few
days only, commencing Nov. II. See adj
vertisement.
Winstead, Shields & Co. have large
auction sale this morning.
A reward of $500 is offered b. Gov.
Brown for the apprehension of VIM. A.
Brown, charged with murder.
On Wednesday, Dec. %. at the south
end Of the Capitol, the Board of Commits
sioners, in compliance with an act of the
Legislature, will offer for sale the EdgeSeld
and Kentucky and McMinnville and Man
chester Railroads, with all of their property
and franchises. See advertisement on
second page.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-12
DANCED INrO HER GRAVE.

Paris Correspondence OF the Boston Gazette
A favorite dancer at the Chatelet, having
been the recipient of bouquets and bittets
dOur for half a season, was fairly spoiled
by her triumphs. On certain evening she
was to dance a pas de1Lr with an Italian
girl, a new member of the troupe, who had
not shown any particular chrorographic
skill. On that occasion The Italian seemed
inspired. She danced like sprite, actual
Iy gaining more applause than the French
girl, who was so overwhelmed with morti-
fication at unexpected defeat in the midst
of her triumphs that, toward the close Of
the ballet, she burst into tears, and sudden
ly left the stage.
The next afternoon the discounted dan
seuse was found dead in her bed, and the
odor of charcoal, when the door of her
lodgings was burst open, told the tragi c
tale. The French woman, it appears, had
won away the lover of the Italian, who had
resolvedto avenge herSelfby Outdancing her
successful rival. She had taken private
lessons, and practiced for weeks, until she
felt confident of victory. Her confidence
was well based. She danced the pretty
Partisan into her grave.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-12
DIAMOND COAL.

be supplied with this superior Coal at the
lowest market price during the winter. Having
been thoroughly tested, it has given general
satisfaction. 1t is hard coal, viii not crumble
or slack, is easily ignited, burns eheerfnlly but
not too rapidly, leaves no einder and but few
ashes. 1t is both Clearly and economical.
Orders left with A. Stretch, at the corner Of
Union and Cherry streets, win receive prompt
attention. Yard at the corner of Summer and
Crawford streets.
ssp2 3m 4thp j. n. WARD, Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-12
ELECTION RETURNS.

The Secretary of State received the fol-
lowing election s-ofiicial-yester-
day:
Claiborne county-For Governor: POr-
ter, SO; Maynard, 40. Congressman: w.
NJ. Mcfarland, 491; r. X. Butler, 526.
SsIas0l: j. c. Hodges, 5S7; T. II. Easley'
405; John Blevins, 6. Floater: Henry Pat
ton, $50; Robert Greene, Alp; j. j. Sewell,
20; j. e. Lane, 8.
Lawrence county-For Governor: Por-
ter, 723; Maynard, IS. Congressman: w.
C. Whitthorne, 7I3; I. II. Gibbs, 81. Sell
ator: T. B. Logan, $50; A w. Bentley,
PSI. Floater: L. b. Martin, 400; w. p.
II. Turner, 329; - TOney, s.
Marion county-For Governor: Porter,
435; Maynard, sos; Brooks, 20. Congress
man: G. G.. Dibrell, 454; d. VI. Nelson,
40S; B. w. Padgett, sol; ii y. Snyder,
65. FlOater: y. B. Spears, 452; w. H.
Hampton, "a; Patton, 355.
Jackson county-For Governor: Porter,
TSl; Maynard, 5; Brooks, Il. Congress
man: John NV. Head, 7S4. Senator: 7.
Ii. Butler, 10. FlOater: ". L. Kingrey, 3;
Benton Mcmillan, 430; W. NJ. Cummlns,
314; W. II. Ellis, u.
Hancock cOunty-For Governor: Porter,
z92; Maynard, 800. Congressman: w. NJ.
Mcfarland, 270; r. L. Butler, 46S. Sena-
tor: Thos. Ii. Easley, 34S; John Blevins,
a; James &. Hedges, 264. FloateT: Hen
~ Patton, 262; RObt. ID. Green, 401.
BledsOe county-For Governor: Porter,
343; Maynard, lSS. Congressman: G. G.
Dibrell, 345; ID. NJ. Wilson, Isl; w. b.
Stokes, 10. Senator: l.. S. Marye, 1923;
B. W. Padgett, 1870; II. n. Snyder, SO.
Floater: n. b Spears, 34T; G. q. Patton,
123; W. II. Hampton, 40.
Fentress county-FOr Governor: Porter,
l3S; Maynard, Ill. Congressman: John
w. Head, 1877. Senator: G. Marchbanks,
142; Geo. w. Keeth, lO3. Representative:
W. II. Paris, IA; j. Ii. Byrd, 113.
Clay eounty-For Governor: Porter, AS;
Maynard, 43. Congressman: John W.
Head, 439. Senator: I. II. Butler, 800.
Floater: Benton McMiilen, 43i; NJ. w.
Cummins, AZ; W. L. Kingsly, 2.
Benton cOunty-For Governor: Porter,
715; Maynard, "A. Congressman: j. ID. G.
Atkins, 74T; I. C.. Muse, So. Senator: T.
II. Paine, 695; Lewis, 81. Floater: n. G.
Parrish, Az; w. b. Morris, 306.
Decatur county-FOr Governor: Porter,
sos; Maynard, So. Congressman: ]. d. c.
Atkins, sos: T. c. Muse, So. Senator: T.
II. Paine, sos; Lewis, II. Floater: d. w.
Herring, sos; A. L. w. GRUMPY, So.
Van Buren, cOunty-For Governor: POr-
ter, POP; Maynard, is. Congressman: G.
q. Dibrell, POS; d. NJ. Nelson, Y; w. B.
Stokes, u. Senator: L. S. Marye, 179; II.
NJ. Snyder, 20. Floater: y. b. Spears, 200;
VIM. II. Hampton, 10.
Perry county-For Governor: Porter,
40; Maynard, lO3. Congressman: ]. ID.
c. Atkins, 4S1; T. c. Muse, IO4. Senator:
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