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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-26

-.-Eastern papers declare that coffee win
soon be sixty cents per pound.
Mr.. James Anthony Froude mas been
elected an honorary member Of the Rhode
Island Historical Society.
A little girl in East Coventry, Pa, was
scratched on the leg by Q pet cat, and n
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-26

Don't strain your voice scolding your
children. The little wretches won't ap-
preciate your sacrifices.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-26
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the Hed ieidity OF the Stomach, Nausea, Heaston1'
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OF Vision, Dots Webs before the sight, fssr
and Dull Pain In the Head, Deficiency OF Perspusu9'
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-26
Industrial.

IA
Georgia has thiry-four cotton and
wooden mills.
There are over 1000 tobacco factories
In the country.
Brandy distilled from sawdust Is a
late triumph Of science.
The first iroA-works In New England
was erected at Braintrec, Mass, about
1914
When interviewed on the subject of
their business, the ice men coolly respond,
TOO thin"
About 200 cigar-makers at Portland,
Me-, have struck for 10 per cent increase
OF their wages.
MIR. Glenn, of ColusH County, CAL,
will put in 10000 acres of wheat on his
little farm this spring.
"A New Hampshire farmer made 49,
600 bushels Of potatoes into starch last
year. This will be apt 70 keep him
straight.
Stalks Of wheat measuring three feet
high, nicely headed out and almost ready
for harvest, have been exhibited In San
Bernardino, Cal.
"A new disease has appeared among
the cattle Of Clear Creek, Kan. 1t resem
bles "black Leg" but the blood settles
along the back instead of in the legs.
Tho Iron and Nail Manufacturers
Association, meeting at Pittsburgh lately,
hagresolvcd that unless the price of pig
iron can be reduced they will have to
shut up shop.
--Adulterators Of milk In Illinois are
likely to fare very badly IL the revised
criminal code Is adopted. One of Its pro-
visions is that whoever adulterates any
milk with water, chalk, or other sub
stance, or sells such milk, shall be con-
fined in the county Jail not exceeding one
year or fined not exceeding $500.
The people of Gilroy, CAL, are enjoy
ing the luxury Of fresh strawberries.
Many Of the vines In the vicinity were
recently in full bloom, while others con.
tanned berries in various stages of growth,
from those Just In the inception TO those
waiting for the warm rays of the sun To
ripen them, while still Others were ready
to be picked.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-26

THICK, greasy hair should be well and
repeatedly washed, and dried by friction
with warm towels and by tanning. Do
not scrape the scalp with fine comb, but
gently remove the loose dandruif with .
soft brush. Avoid puncturing the scalp
with hair pins, and do not confine the
heat of the head by wearing dead haiS,
jute, or any other abominable continuance.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-26
Personal and Literary.

Jules Michclet, the author, Is uead.
The Smith sisters, Of Connecticut,
who had their cows seized for taxes, have
received subscriptions amounting TO over
$500.
The Lengle brothers, eight in num-
Der, residing in Dauphin County, Pa, av'
crage six feet four and a half inches In
height
Edwin Booth, the distinguished ira
eedian. has been adiudt ed bankrupt on
his own petition. His liabilities are
stated at $199,455.
--Parepa weighed about 245 pounds,
and was FIVE feet nine inches In height.
She married the violnist Carl Rosa, who
weighs 1876 pounds and measures five feet
nothing.
The diamonds and point lace worn by
the wife of the Hon Benjamin Wood at
the recent Roman Catholic Orphan Asy-
lum ball In New York were valued at
over $4,000.
Mr.. William Trotter, of Taylor
County, KY, has fallen heir to 100000
bcqueatbed by his aunt In England. BE.
fore this good luck overlook him he used
TO be old Bill Trotter.
The Rev. J. s. q. Abbott, the we'll
known author, has resigned the pastorate
Of the Second Congregational Church, Fair
Haven, Conn, which he has held forty
years, on account Of the pressure OF liter.
airy labor
The missing, and doubtless drowned,
Mrs Adeline Badger, OF Boston, was Haw-
thornc's model for his beautiful character
Hilda in his marble Faun" She was
In her girlhood days a member of the
great novelists family, and travelled with
them In England and Italy.
The Des Moincs Register says the
good things at Governor Carpenters re-
ception displayed the culinary skill OF
Mrs. Carpenter" Which Is very like the
man who always stopped at the Aston
House when he went TO New York, "be-
cause Mrs. Aston was such a good cook"
Prof. J. w. p. Jencks, the Director Of
the Museum OF Natural History at Brown
University, sailed lately for Savannah !;
thence he expects 10 penetrate To the will
derness around Lake Okechobe, in Flor
ida, a territory of 10G square miles, which,
so far as he can learn, no naturalist has
ever yet explored.
MIR. Wilkie Collins has abandoned
his contemplated trip to California, long
journeys by rail being too much for his
constitution, his bylaws, and his rules Of
order. After lifting up his voice In Bos-
ton he will give few readings In New
England, and after the apple blossoms be.
gin 10 show will turn his facestoward the
old country.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-26
Every Day an Increasein Flesh and
Weight is Seen and Felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Every drop of the .sARsAPARJLLIAN RESQLv.
ENT com municates through the Blood Sweat Urine
and other fluids and juices OF the system, the ygor Of
life, for repairs the wastes OF the body with new and
sound material. Scrotula, Syphilis, Consumption,
Glandular Disease. Ulcers In the Throat. Mol'.
Tumors, Nodes in the Glands and other parts OF 20
system, Sore Eyes, Strumorous discharges from the
and the worst forms Of Skin diseases, Erqpons
Fever Sores, Scald Head, Ring Worm, Salt Rheiln
Erysipelas, Acne, Black Spots, Worms In the Flesh
Tumors, Cancers IN the Womb and all weakening and
painful discharges, Night Sweats, and all wastes CD
the life principle. within the curative range OF this
wonder OF Modern Chemistry, and aew days use VIII
prove to any person using 1t for either OF these forms
OF disease. It's potent power to cure lhem.
Ii the patient, daily becoming reduced by the vases
and decomposition that is continually progressing, sue
ceeds In arresting these wastes, and repairs the Sale
with material made from healthy blood-and This
the SARSAPARILLIAN will and does secure-a cue
is certain fer when once this remedy commences fts
work OF publication, and succeeds in diminishing the
loss OF wastes ITS repairs viii be rapid and every day
the patient will feel himself growing be tier and sro@g-
the food digestng better, appetite improving, ana
flesh and weight Increasing.
Not only does the SARsArARIILIAg REsoLyEyr excel
all known remedial agcnr in the OF Chronic Sero
uous, Constitutional and Skin diseasts, but 1t Is the
m positve
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-12-22

TEACHERS INsT1TUTE.-- The Teach
ers Institute of Frederick county con.
vened. at the City Hall, in this city
at 10 clock on Monday morning last
The exercises were opened with pray
er by Rev. R. H. Williams. Mr.
John W. Page, the County Examiner,
welcomed the teachers in a few neat
and appropriate remarks, which were
responded to by Mr.. Daniel T. Lakin
on behalf of the teachers. The inter
est of the occasion Was further en-
HANGED with music by the pupils Of
the Female School in North Market
street. A committee of three, consist
ing of Messrs. White, Lakin and Nc
odemus, was appointed to receive
Prof. Newell, of the State Normal
School, who arrived here on the noon
trair from Bal i'm ore. Ninety teach
ers answered to their names at roll
call, but this number was increased
by additional arrivals during the al
ternoon session.
[ Frederick Examiner.
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1Uarriaaes.

On the 9Th instant, a, the Lutheran Far
soracc in Frederick city, by the Rev. le
Diehf, JAMES Il. RICKETTS, 10 MISS
LAURA SMITH, both OF this county
On the 4,h Instant, at the residence OF
G. W Fink in Walkcrsville, by me he',
@. =. Lake, RlNALDO WAX hLN 10
Miss MARY STEIN, both OF fTederlch
city.
On the 9Th instant, nj the residence o!
the brides parents, near Lewls,o"h, ~
the sane, JOSEPH b. con, OF MaS I1,n};
ton, y. c., to Miss adobe r. oFAp EN-
of this county.
On the same day, at the same p lace, ny
the Rev Mr.. Carlton, EZRA N NOhmi2'
of Wcstn,inster, to Miss MARTHA JOl'N
SON, Of Washington, ~. =.
On the 25th ulto,, at the residence .! ''ie
brides parents, b, the Rev. II. Il, MiSK'
mon, WILLIAM II. YOUNG, formerly ~, o.
Frederick city, to Miss BELLE koDEn-
lCK, OF Harpers Ferry
On the Cd instant, by the Rcv. fa'ner
Foley. JOSEPH h. MukklLI. -" MISS
MATTE WEAVER, both OF frcoe'rN
city iii,
On the nth v,limo, near RohrersyII''
NV tho Row II A. Bovev, MARION r.
WJ-ILENDORE to Miss AL!CE D.
GOUFF, all of " ashington Co., Ma
On the 10th instant, near Em lninT =
nv III. Rev. w. Simonton, hLbEM,i. n
MAXELL to Miss MARY q. HUN h-''
SMITH, both of this county.
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sY~ T. allow all hands to participate
in the Holiday festivities, 10 paper will be
issued next week.
MATTERS AND TH1Nes.-Hclp the striv
ing poor.
A man cannot expect half a loaf when
he loats all the time.
1t is very well to say, "Take things MS
they come" but suppose they don't come
a good wsy to tiispcl darkness from you
is to make light ofyour troubles.
He that GIN please nobody isn0t as much
to be pitied as he that nobody can please.
The prople are anxiously waiting tor
those flush snd easy times promised Us il
the Democrats carried the election.
The new turned up hat is useful as well
as ornamental, the girls say. The young
men can hug her on that side, and it don't
lnuss. ....
Let us ell remember that these arc the
times to "hclp one another" Give your
neighDor all the patronage you can. Pro-
lection to home industry is 4 principle We
can all practice to ole and all.
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BOOT AND SHOE
STORE,

SOUTH WAFER STREET, MECHAN.
ICSTOWN, MARYLAND.
WE beg leave most respectfully to call
w tho attention Of our customers and
the public generally to our full and com
plcte stock of BOOTS and SHOES and
GUMS, u large proportion OF which are
custom made and warranted.
Comprising most all kinds of Mems
Boots, Boys Boots; Children, Ladies and
Misses Shoes, buttoned and laced also,
Hosiery, Gloves, Suspenders. Shirts, Draw.
crs and Over Shirts. HATS and CAPS
for Men and Boys,
The last named articles, Hats and Caps
will be sold at and below cost. Call carly
and supply yourselves whilst they can be
had at cost and less, as we ore determined
to close out our stock of Hats and Caps
for something that will pay better.
CO" Our terms from this date will be
CASH; and all those who have gotten
Goods Of us, to be paid for on Saturday OF
some other day named, will please rcmem
her that the time is up, and if not paid
within thirty days from this date, VIC will
have no further control OVER THEM.
c:E5" We return our most grateful &C
acknowledgements to q generous public fol
the very liberal patronage extended to us
and hope to be favored with continuance
Of the same.
Our profits shall be tn, smallest poss
lie in an honorable trade.
j. j. HENsHAW.
dec. law
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NJ A S O n l G.

THE MASDAAUs CAsE.--The most
.of the time of the special term Of
our Court last week was occupied in
listening to the argument of counsel
in the msndamus case of the Reform
ed Church in this city. The argu,
1nent was brought to a close on Sat
urdsv last, but up to the present
t;me there has been no decision rem
derei by the Court. Judges Boulc
md Lynch were on the bench
Chief Justi e Bowie was no. present,
he having been detained at the Court
of Appeals. The petitioners were
REPRESENTED by Mr.. W. A. Fisher, OF
baltimore, Messrs. Chas: W. Ross
and Geo. X. Shellman, Of this city;
Messrs. Francis Brengle, G. V. s
Lew and Vim. F. Marlshy, Jr.. ap-
rearing as counsel for the respond
.nts. ! motion asking that the
original application for the writ OF
,a,Y,,a,ous lie amended by the intro
ouetion OF some lew matter, was
made bv the counsel for the petition
crs, winch, after some opposition Oh
the part OF the opposing counsel was
Granted bv the Court. As the amend
1nent chan ged the legal aspect OF the
case. the counsel for the respondents
asked for an Adjournment to some
future day, bnt the Court dechneo to
continue tho case. in order to accom-
uoiate the counsel, however, 1t ad-
iourned until Friday morning, when
tho prosecution Of the case was re
,umed. Many Of Our readers, no
doubt, are familiar with the facts and
circumstances attending the case
Last spring the congregation OF the
above church elected elders and dea-
cons in conformity with the oid-est'h-
ljshed cnstons and nsages OF the
church. The ticket was eSn'afIv
nominated rs the consistory, ami me
names OF the gentlemon nominated
we're read seee,Al Sundays !" ad-
vance OF the election, as a ways Ha>
been the custom from time lmm''no,
rial. Another ticket, however, Wa
rrjyately nominated, Of the eHIsfenrr
of which nothing was known NhH'
tie day Of election, ard 1t received It
majority Of votes. IN" matter "'S
then referred 10 the Chassis, and tna'
boiv, after giving it a cArel"l conSl''
grafton. decided that the candIdA'r'
who had been nominated in accord
aDc. with the customs Of the church.
that j. by the Consistorv, were dnly
elected, and directed Mr.. Eschotcn,,
the pastor OF the church, to '"s,"I !
them, which he did, and from "hlcD
sprang the pending snit in Court
frederick Eta7a1H"r
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neafhs.

On the cath ultlno at Monroy'a H"t, ,';.
u and O. r. r., CARRIE SMITH, wii' '
or Lanes r. Smith, and daushteroi 'he
late Dr, William Zollickotfer
Al the residence OF Peter no p,It.ifT IN
Pe,ersyillc, Miss NANCY 'hEl"i' '-'
in the 18th year OF her age.
In full hope of blisslll immortallly, %" on
Wsdnesdav. December Cd, at the TesIoc ,,I;se
of hor fa,her. Mrs. MARIA LOUISA, WIZ
Of Mai Joseph c. Thornton 9eG Tnien,
and daughter of Jesse Bcesen' OF on'o'''
town, Pa.
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OFFIICCEf: , OF ,,ovr,ss,o>rns

~ COUNTY COM MlSSltN EtS,
FREpHR1cK, Dec. eth, 1874.
The County Commissioners for Frcdrr
lex iountv, will meet at their OllIc i'll tit
court lIou,c,
On -N7nd9y, JrnHary 4, 1873,
AT 10 O'Clock, A. N.
D2rirr the session thrv viii appoin
Road Supervisors ami Trustees OF til,
Ahhs lIousr, tor the cnsail5 year. Ih'
,ailuu irg schedule has been agreed upo'
.ur ne settlement Of Supervisors acc unit
az tic l'ast year.
FIRST WEEK,
Monday. January 4th. Districts No.
and 2, RuckcyS'oWR and Frederick.
Tuesday .lan"ary 5ih, Districts , aud i
NildlctoNn and Cr"ng5r>town,
"Wednesday, January 9Th. Districts SOS
!, and :, Em.njts3ur- Ca'cNin and tr
baua.
TnurSdsy, January IN, Districts No.
andy. Liberty ard New MHrhct
Friday, January S,h, Districts No, II
}ni H. !IaHyrrs and Woudshor"'.
Saturday, january oh, District 80, /!
rrtcr,yii!r.
SECOND WEEK,
Monday, January lltl, Districts No. |;
and ID Nj plraSan; and Jr:.irrs'.n
Taos lay, Januxry l2th, Districts No. L
and l6, Mcc!anirstt~n and Jackson.
"Wednesday, .lapinry l3tis, Districts No
II ana ~. John. Vile ana V ou0vi!le.
The residue nf tie session v iii De dc
voted 10 general business.
BY order,
T.. A. GITTiNGER, Clerk.
Dec. l5-4w
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NNsiCr.

SJ>I1E MEMUANICSTOWE SIENNA,
RY wjll open on Mondav, January
Attn. le1"5, i'll the building known as tic
Buzhard Property; with the Rev. Victor
Miller as Principal Of The Seminary. An
opportunity is now offered Of an cduca,
tional character for both male and female
rarely cqualcd.
We cah the special attention of Parents
to the above notice. Persons from dis
lance wishing information as TO tuition,
and board, can Obtain Information through
circulars, iasucl by the Board Of directors
upon application to the Principal Of Nc
cAanlCstown seminary.
WILLIAM WHITE,
c. L CASSELL,
dec. S.3w Committee.
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( j I y II 0 7 T. J..
y FREDERICK CITY. ND.
7. z. CAILIN, Proprietor.

81 This popular and well
sN1fHA known Hotel, hsyinF been Y.
' nn"S a1yn r'noya'e d. ".; n,
travelling public. The exterior oflhe Ilo-
tel which is now four stories, presents =
ncauihl appearance, and viii compare
invorabiy with any s,ructnl" Of the kind in
the state. The entire arr u. ."Ntcn'S t' tho
iIotel are in keeping with j. al ward APP
pcarancc, and is supplied viii, every mod
rrn improvement and convenience, and
has been newly furnished t..roughout at !.
very heavy cost. No pains or expense
will be omitted to promote the comfort OF
guests.
The envable reputation The Hotel has
acquired since the undersigned has taken
charge of it, furnishes tie most satisfactory
evidence Of his ability 20 please all who
may favor him with their pa ronaee.
There is attached to the Hotel spacious
Billiard Room, newly fitted up, Barber
Shop, Bath House, DC
Attentive and polite servants will always
he in attendance to wait upon guests dur
ing The day or at any hou. of the night.
Respectfully,
FRAME z, CARLIN,
march 14-1y Proprietor.
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prompt exertions in distinguishing the fire
n his house on Monday evening last.
February 10, 1922.
MASON NC.
The ceremony Of laying tile founda.
ton stone Of the new Masonic Hall, in
Rrethren of Mount Moriah Lodge, No. SO,
on na' Monday the gath Of june next, st,
the Grand oiIlccrs, Ciiapte!s and subordi-
nate Lodges Of the STATE i,'s, ,ne o Oh o;,um
States. and all brethren in regular standing,
not members of any lodge, are cordially
invited to attend. ...
Committee Of arrangements.
Canine, Riuggold William y. Bell
Otho II. Williams George +. Kreps,
Henry Lewis samael hohref
William Price .,,,
Uagerstown, May Is, 1929.
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INV CONFECTIONERY

FRESH BREAD AND CAKES
yI,uE subscriber has opened ne a. ~o ,,,'
dictionary in Mrs. Pollys sore '"o III,
on So It'll Water street; ana WI! cons ',i'
Is keep on hand FRESH b'lhA' "'"'
CAKES. All at the lowest, Prices '.T,,.,1 ~
nimbe sxpcncc is equa ~ Il ~" IN 2,'iia'
fer. p W JoliE VI, lt''A''""
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Holiday Goods !

TOl1N LOIIR, Emmitsburg street, near
= the Engine House, has on hand full
sipply of HOLIDAY GOODS-Raisins,
Candies, Toys, and every thing desirable
for Christmas and New Years. Call in
boys, and get the worth of your money.
Dec. 22.4W
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Mechanicstown Male and
Female Seminary.

YE7lIE undersigned intend TO open on the
l. ith of january, 1873, at Mechanics
town, Frederick County, Md, a High
School, TO I've called, "The Mechanicstown
Male and Female Seminary under the
| surcrin:enlcnce of the Rev. Victor Miller,
A. NJ. Principal. The course of instllc-
ton in this Institution embraces a solid
English education, while those who de.
sire to prepare .pr business, or for College,
nave every advantage for the acquisition
of the elements of the Higher Mathematics,
and of the Latin, Greek and German
Languages. For ihns" who propose to 70
ceivc regular College Education, the
course of instruction contcmplatcs a pc
Rod of three years, c;,ch year being divided
into three sessions of thirteen weeks each;
but the student finishes the course in n
longer or shorter time, according to his
abilities and application. j'hc course OF
study in this Institution WI be divided
into three grades; the tuition lie win We,
First Grade. $GGo; Second Grade, $500,
Third Grade, $1,000 per session, 10 TX pu.i,
at tho opening "a each session.
Music, DRAGGING and httAti"!t--
For MGsic, Drawing ana Painting lhrYr
will he extra charges.
BoarGtan, paS!inG etc.
q, cd and substantial board can We had
in the Seminary Building ga win priva;,
families, ny the rate %. - % pcr session,
including 9Oirins md in"l. En"h pupil
will I've required to furnish one pair u
sheets, pillow cases, towels ana tunrt liz
lures, with the exception 81 (which, the
rooms at Tie Institution viii bc furnished
complete. zach article otcIothing Shouts.
,r mar;irl with the iuli name, Washing at
reasonable rates
Rhcious cre!rtsGs The rl"rsf and rplig
lows cu'tarc Of the Young being ~! the h'Gh-
est Importance, the Seminary is daily open
ed aud closed with religious exercises.
On thu >'Abo;th the slu'cnts are required
to attend Church and to keep tie day in .
becoming manner.
D%, lkr. - Fhc discipline oftNi- ln,lilu-
ton shall i-c, as nearly AS possible, parcnta'.
1t shall he mild in lis as,nrc, prime ana
decisive in its appli'aii"9, avoiding
however improper severity. !t INSIST
ING on industry, strict order, prnWpI
obedience, anl cood department, and Il
lowing no protane, indecent OF r"lroach-
iill I.agEacc. And While q careful attention.
shall be paid to the hr'lt" OF the students,
Ihr;r nannc1y and n.oraaS sh&il be guarded
with equal care.
-h'sreEtsf'"s I'dms.--A nril. ron, STOW '.
ing the scholarship coh'"', ana a<'rlIaI.'e
and a report of the same Submitted TO the
student, and forwarded to The parents or
Guardians at the end OF each Srss;"R. No
student without special permission Will
he allowed absence from the Seminary,
during its sessions. :,
Lo'4t!o"' ha!nc" erI :, li'S,' a Hon2"'
suc'' rs - co'l'',''pl,',' ~ ,.'
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lilo FOR TIE HOLIDAYS
Christmas Present Is.

The Subscriber has just returned from
Baltimore with a fine and pleasing assert
mcnt of CONNECTIONS, Candy, Toys, etc,
for the Holiday season. Nuts ofull kinds
Soaps for the toilet, Cigars, cakes, cheese
Cranberrics for Tarts. Eaisins and figs
Scotch Herring, aud everything that is
good-Now is the time to purchase some,
thing pleasing for the children TO make
the young ones happy, to smile and bless
you.
Call in and see personally or by message
w A. HAHN.
Dec 1j-3w.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-12-22

VNTANTED.-$5O0a loan for five years
w interest to be paid punctualy, and
good security given for the payment of the
whole sum. For particulars apply at this
Office.
Dec 1.tf