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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-04-15
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RR e WHITES

There will be preaching at the Methods t
Church next Sunday. HTa@ 30 f.Ee@. ia
The nurserymen are on hand this week
with their trees and shrubbery for sale
Now is the time to set them out.
: The services at the Presbyterian
Church in Juneau were made interesting
recently by the acquisition Of AZ new mem
bers, many of whom were baptized
The regular monthly cattle fair was
held Tuesday of this week. The attendance
was not lagge. most Of the farmers we sup
pose being busy putting in their grain &C.
As we go to press we learn that the
Institute for the Blind at JsnesvilIe was
totally destroyed by fire on Monday evening
April 18th at Z clock Loss $500, o0o, with
no insurance.
The Milwaukee & ST. Paul and the
Chicago & Nor thwestern Railway Compan-
les hsVs just issued new schedules Of freight
rates to points on the Mississippi and be-
yond. The reduction is said to be due to the
competition between the river boats and the
roads at.s a..E .
Miss Rankin, whose story OF Missionary
life is more thrilling than a romance, is ex-
pected soon at Watertown to speak in the
Congregational church. Size has had
crowded houses in Chicago. and we trust
that very many will avail themselves of
the privilege of bearing her speak Ia tGais
place.
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CITY Government.

The regular meeting of the Board Of
Street Commissioners was held last Monday
evening, April 18th. All present. Presi-
dent Moore in the chair. Minutes read by
the Clerk and approved After the presen-
tttion of reports, memorials and accounts
committee of three consisting Of CONS. Ber-
tram, Block and Prentice was appointed 10
wait upon the mayor elect ana conduct him
to the Chair, after which the Board adjourn
ed sine die ... ..at#s
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II q Excuse for BEING. Sick.

No person can use Boschsa's German
Syrup without getting immediate relief aud
sure. We have The frs, case OF COUGHS
Colds or Consumption, or any disease of
the Throat and Lungs, yet to hsar from
that has not been cured. We have distrib-
uted every year for three years over $780,
700 sample bottles 'FREE OF CHARGE by
druggists in Ali parts of the United States
NO other Manufacturer of Medicine ever
gave their preparations such test n this
90 to your Drug gist Mr.. F. j. 3. Shroeter or
ochuber', Watertown, Wis, AMI get
bottle tor IS cents and try 1.-TWO doses
will relieve you.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-04-15

7 At the residence of the brides father,
Mr.. Henry Haskell, in thstown of Jefferson,
Sunday, April 5sh, 1874, by the Rev. &
Garfield, Mr.. JUDSON N. STEVENS, Of the
town of Koshkonong, to Miss HANNAH
HASKELL, of Jefferson. 81 '3Haaa
E AT the residence Of the brides father, in
the town of Aztalan, April 9th, 1874, by
the Rev. Mr.. Ungrod., Mr.. ALBERT
KUNzE, of Beloit, to Miss MAGGIE Ro-
BISH, of Je f1erson. go ~ 4...t.. s-l+ -
At the residence of the bride 8 parents,
in Jefferson, April 9Th, 1874 by the Rev. R.
P, .Lawton, Mr. THOMAS DOYLE. OF
Chicago, to Miss EMMA L. AALLO, OF
jefferson. 4,.., l.... ...--.
At the residence of the bridegroom.
April 9Th. 1874. by ex-senator W. W
Woeaman, Esq, Nr. G. B. NOODMAN
and Miss. LIBBIE sHUNGERFORD, all OF
Farmington-cards issued. a5
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resigned their positions: i5- i =.
ssTfdes and Tendenoses.n

I The La Crosse Liberal Democrat. says Of
Rev. J. L. Dudley's hook rs follows:
a@ it is indeed refreshing at this time of
chaotic and quarreling orthodoxy to read
these religious ESSAYS from the pen of this
generous Christian AS they are brim full
and Overlooking with rich beautiful though is
ana ABOUND IL common sense, poetic CON-
parsons, and the soundest OF reasoninns.
which cannot fail 10 have an effect for good
wherever read
lhs popular beart, inside and outside the
church, o.day, all over the land, is beating
prayerfuiiy for just such liberal, reasonable
sermons, and the soul devours with ayidity
the plump, nutritious kernels of thought
30 temptngly served in this neat little vol
ume, in preference to the dry husks of re-
tributive theology offered too lony ALREADY
from the creed-bound pulpits of nearly all
oenomlnations Instead Of painting an IN
finite Being that is terrible and revenoefu1
ne pictures Him full Of love and forgiveness
whose goodness and mercy enduretb for
ever. In place Of shifting the great mass
OF uhconverted humanity with 'sfre and
orimstone from heaven" the author literal
y rams sunbeams into the yearning soul
lighting and gladdening the heart, and fam
ning to life the spirit of charity and natur-
ri goodness within US. The noble, liberal
| thoughts that grace the pages of the volume
oeiore US, are to hungering humanity the
s"eetened after-manna that grows in the
4 theological gardens of popular "Religious
laoughti OF to-day which is rrpened by the
stu OF truth. reason and fact, and is sweetly
in contrast with the midew OF creeds and
the dry stubble of the ritual, SO long herald
ed, and pressed to unwilling lips. 49,
/ These sermons-so full OF humanity Y,
charity and generosity are the reflex OF a
pure nature, full Of praise to God and in
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-04-15

A meeting of our citizens favorable to the
project of establishing n driving park in
this city will be held at the Watertown
House, LIST Ward, this "wednesday eve
ming. April 18th, at o'clock. At this
m Getting steps will be taken towards organ
izing an association and purchasing the
land for the park. The prospects are good
for success in this enterprise, and We hope
there will he a general attendance of our
citizens at the meeting.
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Dance of the Y. ri. Association.

The dance of the Young Mems Associa-
ton takes place at 'keir ball, Coles upper
hall) next Friday evening, April 18th.
PREPARATIONS have been made to insure
pleasant and agreeable time to all the par
ticipators, and being the first effort Of the
Association We hope TO see large company
present. The supper in connection vi th
the dance will be given for charitable
object.
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The Earnings.

The total earnings Of the Chicago, Mil
YANKEE Il St sPnul Railroad during the
month of March were $685. 6O, against
1856, 285 for the sane month IN 1873
being an increase of$2O,973. The earnings
since the first Of January have been ST.
sS8, $50, against Sl,3l3,7l8 for the same
time in ls73-being an increase of $685.
442 @ i' 4s.G
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An1usements.

Our city during the past week was favor
ed with two frst-class entertainments, Lit
tie Nell, the California Diamond, and her
troupe, and the Georgia Ainstrels. Both
troupes appeared at Turner Hall and gave
good satisfaction. Large audiences were
in attendance --s Ear.... .-.ss g.. o.
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flANUS AMI UIsUAN>.

MASON + HAALlN CABINET ORGANS
are the best in the world First premium
ut Vienna, in 1873. Excels all Others 10
quality ond durability. Prices lower than
any other. Organs rented with privilege
OF purchase by installmen!s. Prices s55
to 81 900. Catalogue with prices and full.
descr iption sent free. ...-
VIM F. SOMMERFIELD, Agent.
Corner Clyman and 9Th Streets
Watertown, Feb. 18th, 1874.
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Minstrel Shaw Coming,

Duprez i Benedics's Negro Minstrel
show exhibits at Turner hall, Friday eve
ming Of next week, April Path. Duprez l.
Benedics's is one of he best troupes travel
Ing, and a frat Glars entertainment may
be expected. -
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Obituary

Mr. Thomas Elmer, former resident of
this city died at his home at Marquette,
Michigan, last week, in the,6oth year of his
age. Mr.. Elmer came to this vicinity
about Is years ago, and for nearly Is ears
resided in this city, leaving here fer Mar
rquette some ten years Since. ~a.+ -H# 4
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Seeding.

This week the farmers in this vicinity
are hard at work sowing wheat, although
some grain was sown last week. The
ground is reported to be in good shape,
and there is every prospect at present of
getting in the crop in excellent condition
Seeding commenced this year over one
week earlier than last
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-04-15

SYM pathy with all mankind. This moral
brain-kng gladly clasps his hands with
science, while common sense is his daily
companion, and these soul sayings o. his
will do much towards giving the world
better idea and appreciation of the duties
CT life and lift us to nobler conception Of
our Heavenly Father.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-04-15

On the 10th inst, small gold and silver
pin having the words "Army of the Cum.
berland' upon it. The finder will be suit
ably rewarded by leaving i, at this Office
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gDieo.

At Rome, April Hh 1874, CHARLES
HENRY, only son of Ira Cam bell, aged
years. t'..a -t5'
AT Hebron, April 81, ELIZA ANN wife
of Benjamin Gomez, aged &C years
In Jefferson, April Sd, Mrs. NELLIE A,
wife OF E. f. Holmes, aged q years.
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JEFFERSON Co. Teaeher's Associate on .

l One of the many benefcent results of
the Teachers Institute held at Fort Akin
son during the past week, was the organ
ization. OF & County Teachers Association.
having for its object the dissemination of
the improved methods Of zstr ucton in the
differe ntdep artments of the arts and sciences
and the Development. Of those faculties
preeminent in every successful teacher. The
necessity ofsuch an organization is bevond
question, and should be encouraged by tho
hearty cooperation OF every TEACHER in the
county Having for its officers such active
and energetic men and women as Prof
Edwin Marsh, of Waterloo, President; Miss
Emma Jenkins, prominent teacher in
Fort Atkinson, Vice Presidents Prof. &.
". Sloan, of juneau, Secretary; NJ iss
Weymouth. prominent teacher, Treasurer,
aud Prof J. Q Emery, Of Fort Atkinson,
Prof Newcomb, Of Milford, and Mss Ives,
also a prominent teacher, an Executive
Committee, the success Of the organization
is almost certain. Let each teacher in the
county feel that his individual effort is .
duty owed TO the profession, and contribute
to the success Of a future institute, excelled
only by the successful efforts of Prot. A
Salisbury, OF Whitewater, seconded by our
worthy Superintendent. G. ". 8.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-04-15

Nearly all diseases originate from Ind
gestto,s and 1'orpidity Of the Liver, and re-
lief is always anxiously sought after. If
the L0er is regulated in its action, hsalth
is almost invariably secured Want of ae-
ton in the Liver causes Headache, Constips-
ton, Joundice, Pain in the Shoulders, Cougk,
Chltls, Dizziness, Sour Stomach bad taste in
mouth, bilious attacks, paIpitatton of the
heart, depression of spirits, or the blues, and
ahundred other symptoms, for which SDn
mons Liver Regulator is the best remedy
that has ever been discovered. 1t acts
mildly. eifectuslIy, and being simple
vegetable compound, can do no injury in
any quantities that it may be taken. 1t is
for 40 years, and hundreds of the good and
great from all parts of the country viii
vouch for its being the purest and best.
Simmons Liver Regulator or Nedieirf
Is harmless,
Is 40 daSUic violent medicine,
Is sure to cure if taken regularly,
Is no intoxicating beverage,
Is faultless family medicine,
Is the cheapest medicine in the world -.
Is gwen with safety and the happesi res1hs
to the most delisate infant,
Does not interfere with business,
Does not disarrange the system,
Takes the place Of Quinine and Bitters o.
every kind.
Con tains the simplest and best remedies.
For Sale bv az Ds9sVgists.
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Real Estate Sale

Dir. B. W. Cole has disposed OF bis brick
block, corner of Main and Third streets,
I'd Ward, to Mr.. f. BelIeck. Price IS, 00e.
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Personal.

The good news is rumored on the streets
| that our former townman, Mr. James n.
| Lowry, of Nil waukee, has received the ap-
| ointment of General Master Mechanic OF
all lines Of the Milwaukee l. ST. Paul Rail.
way east of the Mississippi. .
DR.. T. G. Williams is compelled through
| falling health to seek a location ir a mild.
er climate in the hope thereby Of regaining
his former physical condition.. About the
lst of May the doctor will remove to south
ern California and locate in one of the
f1ourishing towns in that highly favored
| region CT country. ..5p ..r53.
The citizens of Tumah have presen ted
Mr.. Wash. Snow, engineer of the new en- :
gine named 'Tomah'' on the n. St. P.
road, with 4 handsome clock. Portage
Register. sa0.H .ed nn..- 5. -a .fG1.sa.
At the charter election in Beaver Dam
last week our former townsman Mr.. A.
Samuels, br other of Mr.. Thomas Ssmaels,
was elected city treasurer or the citizens
ticket by rousing majority. Good enough.
Mr.. Cyrus Cheney, whom we spoke of q
few weeks ago as having very severe at
tack Of sickn ess, is, we are glad to know
convalescent again. IN.
Mr.. g. ". Bird, Of Jefferson, has been
appointed by Govern or Taylor, Aid-de-
Camp and Military Secretary on the Govar-
nors staff, with the rank of Colonel. s. -..I
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The Schools.

The Spring term Ct our Public Schools
commenced last Monday, April Is, with
large attendance. --.. .-..
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LISP OF LETTERS remaining q tn.

LISP OF LETTERS remaining r the
Pest Office, at Wasersoun, Wisconsin April
Il, 1873.
Blanchard Calvia Jackson Calvin
Barry IRA Mr. Lynard Miss Lizzie
CLARK Miss Ellen Calling Carrie
Curry Mr.. Robert Reed @
G,eenmnn. Day i Co Ross Mr. A
GrayU Sever Richard
Hsney Mr. Wrn Smith
Sanders Eliza Whalen Vim.
Warner Linne
Persons calling fer any of the above let
tsrs viii please zaJ Advertised
q .i..s ac5-.s.s J. T. MOAK. P. Il. i,
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HVaacrtOWn Market.

Corrected Weekly by TIL. Rack
Commission Merchant. Main Street
WATERFOWL. H#
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Palmyra.

little bog three years old, son Of Sam
uel Rarfoot of the town of Sullivan, had
his leg broken between the knee and ankle
by slipping off the bed while at play. Or.
Peardon being called for attended to the
case and the child is reported doing well.
The meeting to decide upon the question
"Should our village be incorporated p was
held Oh Friday last. The vote was not
lsrge, but stood l03 for aud 40 against in
corporation. So Palmya is, to all intents
and purposes, an Incorporated village once
more.
An effor, is being made to secure the
services Of G. ". Cooke Unitarian of
OF Sharon, to preach in this place part Of
the time during the ensuing year. ....
The steam saw mill OF J. c. Read of the
town of Sullivan, came very near teng
burnt to the ground on Saturday last.
1t was supposed to have taken fire from the
furnace. After light damage being done
the fire was extinquished, by the extra
exertion ofthe hands, AZ d .he building was
saved Enterprise f H' as
.r. waterloo. -.
The dance at the Waterloo House last
Tuesday evening, was well atte nded The
floor of the dancing hall, recently laid, is a
great improvement and as good as ever a
social party ever tripped the light fantss-
tic toe upon. .'r 4.
In a recent issue of this paper we noticed
the prob able removal Of DR.. Masterson to
the city of Waterown, and the regrets with
which our citizens would part with him.
We are now happy to state that the pressure
brought to bear on him has not been in
vain, for he has consented to remain with
US. This will be good news to his many
friends. .s.E .s-.r +. ...... 81.
Mr. F. H. cache, of Oconomowoc, and
Miss Anna Schmidt, of this place, were
married at the residence of the brides faith
Ell last Monday afternoon. t.r,aH
As is usual, the charter election in this
village was attended with as much excite
ment as though the fate of eur empire de-
pended,upon the result. Three tickets " ere
in the feld.-Journa1 ----p. .#'Has ~ ..s
% ..a#
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w. +. WHITE, M. D.

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office
a in, Noack's Block. Office hours 10 -
IL A.. M. 23,f
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Pkre n logical Journal
A First Cyas. illustrated Magazine, Dsrotedto
Seieaee, Literature aad General
fa.eiiigenes.

Dhrenologv-The Brain and its functions;
i the Location and Nature of all tie organs
With directions for culiivating, developing.
improving AMI restraining them.
nhysiognony -"Signs of Character, and
l. low to Read Them at "a glance, in tbs
Human Face, on Scientific Principles.
L>thnology-ur. the Natural History ofMan;
IL origin, manners, customs and modes OF
life in different frites and nations; ~ith differ
ent iemperamen,s and pictorial illustrations.
day so!ogy--The Laws of Lite; including the
l. education, training and disc .pline Of chill
fren, and tn right management OF lunati,s
the insane. prisoners ard Others.
Biographies gwen Of all the leading men and
- women Of the world.
e. northumberland articles on ssifim-
~ rrovrHent; memory; choice Of pursuits;
or national resources etc.
Esnally, Much usesal Information on shelead-
i ing topics Of the day-poii,ical, no, par.
hxAn-reiigtO1s, not sec,ariaa-educatioEal
fsfcrmatory, agricultural. commercial, etc
viii be given, and no efforts sp-red TO make
The Physiological for isI4, the most interest.
ing ever pub,is' ed.
rxxxs.-uonih y, 8 = year. in advance
Cnhs Of ten or more. - each. Singi. nun.
bers, 30 censI Ia, mo LIBERAL Pysmiums
ere given. Adarrss, :. WELLS, Publish.
,sasE. 80 R.esa~.-. r. yaa :. IsTss
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ApAINIS IkAIOkS NOglCE.
Orpsass Court Of Ssinf Mars'.eeunfy. Get
De: Is. 1874
nRDEREh BY THE COURT, That Eliza
" heih Burroughs and He1ekiah L Bur
roughs, administrators " of
WM. H. LOCkE,
late ofStMarv : county. Nd, deceased, give
the notice required 4, Jaw TO the deceassd's
creditors 10 exhibitth,ir claims. and that the
same he published on1e a week for six succe.-
sve weeks IN the 81 Mary's Beacon.
Test; JAS u Rally,
Register ill.for ST Mary seounty.
NOTICE.
In pursuance ofthe above order we hereby
give notice that We have obtained from the
orphans Court Of 81. Nary's county, Nd.
letters OF administratien on the personal e.
tate of Nm Loske. late of said county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby notified to exhibit the
same with the proper vouchers attached there
to, 10 the subscribers, on or before the LIST
DAY OF Nay, ISIS, they will otherwise by Law
be excluded from the benefits of the said e.
tate Al persons Indebted to the deceased
are requested to make immediate paymeat to
she subscribers.
ELIZABETH BURROUGHS
HEZkklAH L BURROUGHS.
SdniHis;raters, " A.
oci .. Is7<-sv.
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CO.NFIR MiTION NOTICE..
JOS Forrest
vs..
Jas A Morgan
l. others.

In tie Circnit C,u,t for st Earv'. county.
sitting as q Court Of Equity.
No 29sE.
nRDEREp this 18th day OF Nov.
~ 1874, that the AUDITORS Eepor,
lied in tbs c,n>e. he ratified and
confirmed, unles canse 70 the contrary
10 shown on or before the 3rd aonday "a
Dec 1874 crowded a copy Of this order be
published in the ST Mary's Beacon, once /,
week for three successive week, prior u
.he said srd Monday O. December
FLA Nix FORD.
Clerk.
Truecopy-Toi:
J FRANK FORD.
Clerk.
Nov 20. 1874 -3w -cSd
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LNROM and after the 1st day Of De-
u ccmber next. ell stock found in M,
6eIds will befmpoanded aud disposed q,
according to Law; aud all persons tres
passing BY driving. riding or walking.
9th or withou. dog or gun. or setting
traps Of any kind iu said fields belongin,
to my estate. COMMONLY known As ply.
&c Ill.," will have the Law enforced against
them With no exceptions.
WIN. NJ. ABEL.
Nov 26. lS74-2w.
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FOR SHERIFF..
July -. lsI%-3ms

Nessrs Editors-Piesse aaoeunee RAPHAEL
DOWNS as . suitable candidate for the next
Shssidaisy, and say that b viii - warn. :
sasported by the voters Of Eeonardsevs a.d
Dsctogy Districts.
De- IL, 1873. uGav p: sAs.
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I Professional Cards.

1HHE undersigned, Attorneys At Law an
i Solicitors in Chancery, have, this3rd. day
IF July, 1866, formed a copartnership in the
ticc in the county OF ST. Mary and the adjon-
ing counties, and in the Court Of Appeals.
Especial attention will be paid to the collec
ton Of claims against individual, the State, or
the Government.
References given, when required. Address
Combs h Towns, Leonsrdtown, P. O., st. No
ry'scounty, Md.
ROBERT CCOMBS,
JAS SDOWNS.
July lss6-ly
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- 90 PER BAG.
$50 90 PSI TON.

The present seasons experienee shows wher-
ever "wHlTELOCK'Sf was applied to she
whsa, crop, the grain was heavier than With
any other manure.
We ask the Farmer TO try !. BY the appiiea-
cation of small quantity by the side Of the
HIGHEST SsApr fertilizers which can be found
w. HHITELOcK 4 co,
~ Scsfk Street,
Rsifiness, M.
ALSO
PURE DESSOE TED BOyEx
FINE GROCYD BONES, esvyssfei psre
July -. IsT&-3ms
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new GOODS.

new GOODS.
TlVHE subscriber has just returned
Il from Baltimore with . new and
complete assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
BOOTS,
SHOES.
HATS,
CENTS
FURNISHING GOODS,
etc.. etc. and GROCERIES Of all kinds
at the old stand, formerly occupied b,
Mrs. Hammett. Particular attention il
called to my stock Of
Ready Made Clothing
which l can sell lower than any 9TH
er merchan. in the county, the quality
and make o: the goods being considered
A large and carefully selected assortment
Of
CASSIMERES.
lso. on hand. Persons wishing clothing
MADE TO ORDER
can be accommodated and l can suppl,
them with all necessary trimmings. Ihave
determined to sell all classes Of goods -
LOW AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT
Of any merchant in the county.
RIA larger stock Of BOOTS enc
SHOES and READY MADE CLOTH
ING than was ever kept before now OF.
hand which will be disposed OF lower and
cheaper than they can be purchased else
where. Par,icul r attention it called to
these two articles.
GIVE NE A CALL,
I will sho. you the Goods. give you ID.
price, and let you judge for yourself how
cheap ! sell.
]. SIMMS FENWICK,
Leensrdtown, Nd.
May %, 1S74-t:.
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D. GIBSON'S
L [ n | M r n II.

A certain cure for all Enlargement. o.
the Joints and Muscles. Sprains. Bruises.
SPAWN. Sores, Galds. Spliut. Ring Bone
and Lrmeness in Horses.
Will also cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia
Contracted Muscles. and Stiff Joints in
persons so affected.
This Liniment is compounded from .
carefully prepared and we'll tried recipe.
and will effect a permanent cure when
applied according to the directions. II
has been tiled By many citizens Of Queen
Anne. who will recommend is use
Prepared By
DORRINGTON GIBSON.
Ccntrevillc, Md.
For sale by Grecnwell L Fenwick,
Leonard,own. Md. price so cts. per
bottle or 50 per dozen.
Nov. 10. 1S74-lu3*