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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-06-17

For lnfammatory and Chronic Rheumatism,
1out, Bilious, Renittcnt and Intermittent Ferers,
Diseases Of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and the
Bidder, these Bitters have no equal. sueb Dis.
eases are caused by Initiated Blood.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-06-17

win keep on hand all tho best Cook Stoves
Ranges, Heating Stoves and Furnaces in the
MARKET among which We mention the Argand
Range Victor Cook, Diamond State and Eclipse,
all OF which for beauty Of design and cheapness
cannot be surpassed in The market All of our
stoves we warrant to give entire satisfaction, or
the Stove can be returned In ten days. Old
stoves taken 10 part pay for new ones. We keep
on hand all Of the latest and best
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-06-17

Mechanical Diseases.-Persons engaged in
Paints and Minerals, such as Plumbers, Type
settlers, Gold-beaters and Miners, as they advance
in life, are subject to paralysis Of the Bowels.
To guard against this take a dose of Walkers
Vinegar Btters occasionally.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-06-17

fortify the body against disease by purifying
All us huids with Vinegar Bitters. Ne epidemic
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-06-17
DEMONSTRATORS NoTICE.-N

N. Washington. june Il. isil..et NA'e'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-06-17

Luthorsburg, june 10, 1874. .-6ts
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-06-17

Inc fTeSS does not now support
the government SO vchcmently as it
did some years ago. Then it was a
crime to oppose it, now it's virtue.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-02-01
Cine SpieleraeftbiAte.

Ser Barrier .ssisaro" er3dblt: Inter
ben Wit9liebern zines Rlubs in peterss
burg befonb 5i6 Elm enrogirter GpieIer,
Baron 6. gines Mbenbs iprad mon Iber
ben 9etrne beim Spiel mnb 9ing bie alI~
aenleine Mniii,t babin, bnB bieier cine Mns
m1glidfeit geporoen. - SD pette IL Eur
benb gluiiern unb einen 8orb Gbauapags
ner, iinterbraf Baron g., bob in sic
einen Wtonat lang beim Spiel betra9e,
obne oaB sic bas Werinsfie eetpabr ,pers
ben. Sie Wette tplroe angenonlnleis ,irb
Der Boron ipielte bier Wo6en lang, obfle
baB bic Mitelieber nnb bic ieborf oufpai-
fenben 3uihaner ben serinelten Hetrug
rnerften. Am lebten 3aae en6li9 ertapps
ten lie ibn. - .9ie baben Re6t r1eine
Serren, laste la9enb Der Barron; i9 bin
ertappt un6 babe Die Mctte perloren. Na
ba5er sic ben 8etras Der Wette.1
Spra9's, nabm ben Out unb tparb ME
tpieber geiehen. 9eine Hartner tuaren bic
Opfer zines geithidt aneeleeten @aunere
1tid@ens aeporben.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-02-01
Maebt Der Ginbilbnne.

Dr. 8udlanb eab zines Sages, nahtsm
er furs suDor einen Wtiiliiiippis alligator
iecirt, elm Diner, mpsn er cine 3ablrei1e
uno 6iitinguirte @eieIli6aft selo6en bate.
- Seine @dffe fanen. 1ie Tafsl 1ob
iplenbin aus un0 idbimmerte BON GiIber,
&rnitaI unb hineHIGem poraellan. unO
oas Wtabl begann nit eirler ansgeseIhne-
ten Suppe.
.g8ie finben gie bieie Guppe? ?" fraste
Der Softor, nad)oem er ielblt eirien gauaen
aeller odnon aegeiien, eiren neben ibM
1ibenoen @ourmaro.
Y@abrhaftie, lebr snt,@ mar bic Mnt.
mort; vShilbfrDtenIuppe, ni1t ipabr2
So. frase nnr, tpeiI i'd fein grimes 6stt
bariil iinoe."
Ser 9ottor i6attelte ben Ropf.
sd finbe, lie bat einen 8eIhmod, Der
midi fait ON MoS1ns erinnert,A iagte Elm
4noerer; snidt unansenebm, aber eissn-
0rtig."
| ,alle NGieatoren baben bieien gerM6, ;"
eruioerte 0udIanb, yber Gaimon beion.
bers, ben ib bieien WtDreen iecirte, unb
BON ipeld1enl Gie eben eeeeffen baten."
aIle @iife eerietben in Beuegung, ale
erblei6ten. Sin babes 9uBeno erbob ii6
nno ftiirate aus bens Simmer uno nur iene,
Die einen Defenders sutsn Rasen botten,
bIieben bis gum gnbe Der aussesei6neten
Safel.
.Seben gle, pas bic GinbiIoung Der.
mag, SaateBudlano. eSdtte i'd, Sbnen Bee
merit, oaB es Sdilotr6te iei, ober 8DgeIs
elter=Suppe, Sie piirben lie alle erceaent
gefunoen unb beitens peroaut haben. go
md9ttg 1T oas Wornrtbeil."
raber NOR es tpirfli1 Elm alligator e.
fragte f9l9tern eine Dame.
Nd, niht bod, Elm eon3 gutter RaIbss
fOpf mar es, ni1fs tpeiter," aiitluortete Der
beruhmte @eIebrte.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-02-01
2Iannigfaftises.


Mit 8erluit perfanfen nno bod
babel Elm nettes 9iimm1en ein5ulieden, it
Elm Runititiid, bas meter befannt uno snr
Nadabmuns reip. Marnuns ent=
pfoblen su ioerben perbient. 0or einiger
3eit entitan0 in Der 2iperpooler 86rIe cine
5euersbrunit unb Die Seuermebrmdnner
iparfen beih6oigte BaummoIlenbolIen auf
Die StraBen. Inter ben periammelten
80rienmatlern entipann li1, pdbreno bic
5lammen bod auflooerten, cine 9iscuI=
Iion iiber ben 8reis, ,pel6en bic anae=
brannte 9aummDlle mobl erSielen nerbc.
Gin SUBS wol!te cine Guinse berlieren,
tuenn nio1t fur Die beIddoi9te Baumtrolle
oey. 9a bieler greis oifenbar Su bod
mar, fanoen iid sleid) span5is Wettluftise,
Die es NIT unIerem g6riennrafler aufnab=
men. gr faufte bieronf ielbit Die 8aum=
mole fir 16 Yfuno ST., Derfaufte lie fir
II Yfo. St, perlor 10 spar Yfunb an
oem 9eid]dlte, proiitirte aber troboem Is
@uineen.
Cine Che auf Drobe lit nur mod in Bre<
nsen HuHtsW. yu"tItY ~ SeuSH XCuH-
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-02-01
60. 10. Cincinnati, eonntag, ben l. Sebrnar 1874

auf Der bDben Gitabelle nit ibren SeraIIen
pou glumen unb Oransenbdnmen, bic
Gnppeln Der Moineen un6 bic Sbiirme Der
Minarets erslGn5en in beIlem Sonnen=
ftrahle unb brei Sage Dor Meibnahten i'll
es better unb friiblinssmarm nnb alles
griint uno iprieBt nnb bliibt. - Gin ih6-
mes 2ono, - Elm eliidli1es Rlima unb nun
beereife ih erf, tparum 10 piele 4merifaner
bier ibren bleibenoen Wobniib anf9ei1la=
gen hoben. So6 BON GairO in meineul
ndhlten Briefe. Truly Yours
S0natban 8rim # one.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-02-01
Ser 6iftmifd,cr.

Ser eefsierte 9driftiteller &abelais be-
fano iidb emit anf oem HIdwese nad pas
ris in einem bon hieier Sauptitabt ,peit
entfernten gropin5iaIif6of&en. Geine
B6rle mar berart erih6pft, oab er unm1g=
lid Die &eiIefoIfen babin beitreiten fpnnte..
Seine Yerlegenbeit hierisber mar nm 10
erbBer. ba er an bteiem Orie aud nidt
eine einsiae perlon fannie. Gein in Ya=t
ris 10 beriibmter gfame mar auspdrts n6l=
lis unbefannt. Ser geiifreine Mutor pers
fiel auf Elm orisinelles Wittel, iitb aus Der,
8erlesenbeit Sn aieben. gr iiabm ipeiBeS
Yapier, ma9te babon fleime Dadetnen,
ipie fi1 beutieen Cages nod Die Mpptbefer
6erielben 80 ibren Yiilpernen bebienert,
un6 fiillte lie nit aemablenem 3iegelme6l.
Mlsbann idrieb er auf oas erfte: ,0ift
fur ben R6nis", aaf bas 5tpeite vGift fir
ben Rronprin3en" iin0 TO meter. Wa6ls
bem er Die Namen oller Wsitglieoer Der f5-
nisliben Jamilie aufeefthrieben batte, legte
CT bic padetd)ert anf bic 4ompoe, hamit iie
Dem Wirtbe, Der Elm iebr braper nn0 ber
f0nialiden Gamilie sans ergebener Mann,
babel 1ber 1uBerlt pDrtpibig mar, In Die
Musen fallen iollten. Oie Qiif gelana poIIs5
fpninier. Ser SoteIbejiber matbte logieid3
benz Gtaatsiefret6r bic Mn3eiae, 6aB BET
ibm Elm Wann uobne, Der iebr per6dl1tige
Hldne Su baben ibeine. Ser 8eonfe
i1ifte nnperaiiglih einen 8oien nit benz
Be5eble, ben Shuloi9en an ben poi abSu=
lie1ern. Sas mar es, mas NabeIais beab-'
iidltigte, uno 10 reiite et nun gan5 bequent
0uf f0ni9lihe Soften noh Ynris. Dcrt
angetommeri, pnroe er aMf Der Gtele er.
tannt; ieire YulDer mieien iilb als gan5
uni6dblihe Wiittel aus, unb Ct uur0e III
6reibeit 9eiebt. Ser Sef ladbte iiber biefes
fleue Manier az reiien, mas eiiien ipeniger
beriibmien Shdter tuabri9einIi9 auf bic
@aleeren eebradt bdtte.
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nCr..rr sAs.se T. :: 49,. - -.
THE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

THE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
Meeting held in this place on last
Thursday and Friday was a Crane
success. 1t was we'll attended. II
was ably addressed by Messrs. Johr
v. Page, School Examiner of the
County, and Mr.. II. G. Sleeper, Mr.
Frederick White and others. The pro.
eedings were very interesting. full
particulars in our next.
to- A young lady on West Main
Street it is said keeps a light burning
in the parlor until very late Sunday
nights, in order to harrow the feel
jngs Of friend in the neighborhood
10 the belief that she really has a
beau.
Mr. Barnard CollAower has been re-
APPOINTED Registrar for this District:
James +. Adelsberger, for Emmits-
burg Peter llauver, for Hauvers and
Geo. ". Barrick for Creagcrstown.
The iionse of Delegates of this
State last week decided to reduce the
price of marriage licenses from 81, so
to 90 cents. We suppose the object
cf this reduction is to encourage
natrimony, but We would not give
much for Young man who would
Ietthe pstry sum OF $3.50 prevent
lin from getting married.
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~ inc Presbyterian Mansc, Emmits.
purg, NO., on Tuesday, March "a, 1874
ny me Rev. William Simonton NJ
JAMES NJ. NELLY to MISS HARRIET;
county, Nd. ''>''' '0A
| I'm connection with the foregoing no.
'ice' we received the customary Printers
1ee--an elegant slice of wedding cake and
" oot'le OF cheering wina-the pure Juice
OF The grace, such as is used on hvmencol
occasions; of course we could not f,il IN
drink the health of the happy pair-and
our Devil says he wishes them health, long
llfc and the cnjoyments of the married
state.
On the 18th instant, in Frederick citv,
by the Rev. II. Bictield, at his Residence
GEORGE W, SMITH to Miss CATU,
AKlNE NJ FOCT, both of this county,
In Baltimore, on the 18th ul,imo, by the
Key. }, Pollard, Dr., Il. MILLER
MANTZ, of this vicinity, (Monocacv ,lu,lc.
tom to Miss ANNIE b. BECKETT, of
Baltimore,
'I ri'ucrick CITY, on tho 10Th inst, at
the NJ. T., Church, South, by the Rev. G.
l.. Tayler, RUFUS A. BOuIC, of Rock
vile, Md, to MAGGIE V. SELLMAN, of
Frederick city,
ON the goth ulto., by Rev. J. Pearre
CHARLES W. STEM, Of Illinois, to 10.
SEPltlNE HARLEY, ofCarroll Co. Md.
-. On the ION instant, by the same, a, Mr..
irumpS, near tnionvillc, DANIEL.
MoSLk, OF Mar'inshurg, West Va, 10
MARY lZER, OF this county.
On the l2!l inst, near Walkcrsrilc, nv
the Key. y. W., Evcrs, EDW ARD lLEii
to Mary C., eldest daughter Of Geo. II.
Dintcrman,
On Thursday, the 10Th instant, hv the
Key. a. VI. VI. Eyrrs, SAMUEL RAMS
BURG I" SARAH NJ, CREAGEK, both
OF this county.
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DEATH or TIE 100000 Cow
The celebrated Eighth Duchess of
Geneva, the short horned COW which
sold for the enormous price Of $40, GOO
at the sale of Mr.. Cam pbell, at New
York Mills. recently died in giving
birth to calf. 1t will be remembered
that the animalwas purchased through
q mistake Ivy the agent of noted
English cattle breeder, ard subse-
Quently resold to Col. Lewis &.
Morlison Of Fordham, n. y, for $50,
GOO. The loss is not only a heavy
one pecuniarilv, but eevere dlsap-
pointment TO the latter gentleman, as
1t was his object to use the co" as a
means Of materially improving the
breed Of short horn cattle in the Uni
ted States. Col. Morrison has still n
large fortune invested in choice
stock.
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nrafi;.

Near Mt ST. M.rys College, Emmts,
burg District, on Friday. the goth instant,
Mr. ELIZABETH LlNERS, rclict of the
late Anthony Lycr>, aged about - years.
On the 18Th instant, near Jews Mills,
on the Upper Mon"cacy, Emmtshurg
Ejstrit, Mrs. - ZELL, wife of Dan
i"i IrlJ aged about 93 years.
Near EWhoIlzs mill, this county, on
Thursday, 10Th instant, JAMES JOSEPH
ELIJAH, son of Joseph and Margaret
Flick, aged ahou, 2 pears
AT the residence OF Columbus Dadc.
Esq, nj Mountain Top" Frederick coun,
~, Nd, on the 10th day OF February, 1874
Miss SERENA SIMMONS, in the s4lh
year "i hcr ag"
On the 9TH instant, near indianapolis.
Indiana, VIRGINIA A., daughter OF
Thomas {. and Martha \. I!un,nond.
.nd grand daughter of f,nhraim Richmond.
Esq, OF Liberty District, aged year, :;
months and 20 days.
On the 10Th Instant, At Point Of ROWS,
MINNIE FLORE>(E, infant daughter
of Edward l.. and Maiu,la l.. llrilnr aged
- days
Or tn" lfth instant, at his residence.
near Mddirl"Wn. atir" lingering llln,> =.
DR.. DANIEL KELLER, aged G5 years,
) months and 1 days,
o.. the ?2l ul.imo. in Mili'uown.
VIRGINIA IAGHAklNE, infant daugh-
Ter of Lewis J.. and G. p tollcn'z.
On tie l2,h instant, at III" residence of
her sou.in-law, William Ziit.c, in Spring
l.,,,r,ti,,,, .,,l inf II
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II I Y II y y f l.,
y FREDERICK CITY. MD.
!. B. CAELIN, Proprietor.

r.. This popular and well
A.. nnrG known Hotel, having been
;.-;r.I. ~ Thoroughly renovated offers
81 -. ~ 80 many advantages to the
travelling public. The exterior ofthc Ilo-
tel which is now four stories, presents II
beautiful appearance, and will compare
f,vorahly with any structure of the kind in
the State. The entire arr n"rmcnts t tn"
Hotel are in keeping with its outward ap-
pcarance, and is supplied with every mod
ern improvement and convenience, and
Inns lrrn newly furnished throughout nj y
very heavy cost. No pains or expense
will be omitted to pr"mnte the comfort OF
guests.
The cnyiahlc reputation the Hotel has
acul,irrd since thu undersigned has taken
charge. Of it, furnishes the most satisfactory
evidence of his ability % please all who
msv favor him with their pa ranag~.
There is al, ,arhci /" the Hotel IL spacious
Billiard Room, newly lifted up, a Barber
Shop. Bah House. Nc.
Attentive and polite servants viii always
hr in Attendance to Waii upon guests dur
iny the day or M any h";l OF tire night.
Respectfully.
FRANK \. CARLlN,
march 14-lv Proprietor.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-03-28

FREDERICK AND EMMITS-
l. BURG TURNPIKE ELECTION.
The Stockholders Of the Frederick and
Emmishurg Turnpike Road Company are
hereby no,itird that an clcctior will I've held
Mt the Din House, in Frederick City, on
Monday, the 4'h day Of May, 1874, hcl wcrn
the hours of 10 a. M. and > p. M, for ninc
Mana gers of said Company for the ensuing
year. JOSEPH WILHiDE.
march 2S.1t President.
cF- The Frederick Ernmnrr willplcasc
publish the above until HE election
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
FREDERICK. March.

~ COZ y IL CON VI iNSi O.'Ll,'.
F'n~DNHlcN, March, 1%,4.
The April T, il" and April Session of tlo
Hua! OF County commissioners fer f'rtd-
erica, County, VI i hr called at their office
in lnr Court il"n~",
&" I,,}nc-7"Y, tl9W H., 1874,
IT 10 O'Clock, a.. II. The foi'owng order Of
business l';.a ..c"n agreed uI.ul tur H." Sc>-
sion:
"Wednesday. April tet, waking iIui.. ;rrs
ami ntaI!h$ ai'prHien, .D'!,."S:
districts N"s,. AMI :, Ew!>cyStown and
Frv'sriici.
Thursday, Aprl9d, Nistrirl. ,>'os. . and
I, ii!diIcluEI and Nrva@crstuNn.
tr,AaN, .,pr.l ~, districts Mes. : and s.
fninnstuNr- and tAturiin.
saturday, April lih, Districts Nos. and
8, lu;,lIa "A, !.ib,.,,
SNruNr WEEK.
N,rn,Iay, rrl ga. District. SOS s. and
~, Kew NagArt Ai.d iiauvo.3.
IUrs,la,. .}>Nli ~, .>.,,'@', (. Nos II and
T., N"mtnhnrn ana p,tcr>yi!lr, and ar-
ruin; Collector Of >lrr and County TAKE.
Y r'lHrH'r,y, April 0i.i, Districts Nos. -
and T.. ht. i'r,is;,r, and Jefferson
IhuS.':iy, April 81, District, NDs. Is
NV, f., N'r"IiI'"-:0Nu and JACKSON.
Friday .>.rii iMi!, Dish els Nos. ! and
II, Jphi:,,i'." AN! Non'IviI~.
TiIHD WEEK.
N"r lay AnfjI i"N,, WI! "pppirt Judges
"f ilr Election, IIr>;'iIn to ihr Jail,
Standard Keeper, q; i ;ir,. per Of The Court
!
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There is more grain sown in Harbaurl' s
Valley than there has been for number
of years il looks promising.
Seven families fitted today in this place.
Now is the time for fitting and Towering.
Stems School is stil large.
\ Temperance movement iSSpokcn OF III
luis place bv the women
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-03-28

WASHINGTON, March 22.-Judge
1ent, brother of Mrs. Grant, died
this morning at six o'clock, at his
residence, in this city, of the stomach,
from which he has been suffering for
several months past. The Preslden,
and Mrs. Grant, Marshal Sharpe and
vile, and other members Of the fam
i.y were with him when he died. Mr..
Dent was attended IN his last illness
Ir the Rev, DR.. " hltc OF st. Matt hew $
Roman Catholic Church, Of which he
became member a few months ago.
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4 cable dispatch from London,
,Ato1 TIC 4th inst, states that Mr..
=. 7. Barnnn, Of New York, has
shipped three bundled car loads Of
ijrrodrome raraphernsli' on The
Steamship Denmark for his exhibition
in the Unite! States. The shipment
embraces lions, tigers, leorards,
camels, elephants and large num-
Der Of monkeys and other wild ami
mails besides an extensive collection
ofhirls, &c. Mr.. Barnum has engaged
200 performers, who sail for New
} ork on Saturday.
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y EAT. + S T \ I l.
L AT
PRIVATE SALE.
TIE subs rihcr ;rrs AT Private Sale,
glAHA'f,.f, .!2'.A.2AI,

g,lAHA'f,'fa 9'.A.2AI,
I mile Soutl, Wc-, Of Mt. st. MArys Coz
lcyc, near the Turnpike.
This pro,.r;v contains 90 acres moro o.
less, 4 acres thriving young chrN'nul, INC
balance lillah>" ln,d in good state OF r"'
,ivaion. The improvements are n GOO
I-=A and substantial dwelling housewife
I. kitchen attached, large frame Barn
-l-R4 Wagon Shed, Corn Crib, Hos
House, &r,, and n never falling spring o
pure mountain water. There is also a guam
ti,y of fruit, such as apples, peaches grapes
&c.
For further particulars apply TO, or al
dress A. +. ORNDORFF,
McchancStown, Md.
Nfarrh 9l-lw
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q - 49, "a
= ~ az -

have mad arr N, ,'r'N'S Wy which
eau furnish ;!!'i.'.-l an kinh "i MariInrrN
At the lowest &c. aud i'rr lnai M
iricuIs will rr;r..;i>" t:r"n 'Anc.
March ll-ii
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-03-28

OLD CrP AND urER.--Nir. Jos
eph A. Wierman, Of this place, has in
his possession an old cup AMI saucer
that is more than 100 wears old.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-03-28

A Washington Correspondent Of
the Baltimore Sun says that the
Hon. Lloyd Lownles, Jr., gave a
dinner party on the evening of the
18th inst, to the following invited
guests; -Postmaster General Cress-
we'll, Hon. Montgomery Blair, Chief
Justice Bartol, Of Maryland, Senator
Hamilton, representatives Archer
and Albert, A. Sterling, Jr., United
States Attorney for Maryland, Mr..
George II. Williams, of the Baltimore
bar, and Mcssrs. Lloyd and Steiner,
Of the Maryland State Senate.
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IF.Ep POTATOES

70 insure 4 g>nd crop "f pota'orF il is
necessary to Change tar seed every year
for rianing Iw SAM" seed over each year
they Will hrm"ucri;r We are prepared t.
SUNNY ,n,r,, Northern Seed, Early Rose
and Late Rose. Also pure white MERGERS
White Peach Bows, &c
SrEWART & PRICE,
South Market street.
mar ol3t irrdcrrN Md.
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VhT,UkDLr in1'7,AL ESTATE
Ens,iys2tc Sa5:;,S.

TNlE subscriber rs agent for Mrs.
MARY EILE!I offers ut Private
Sale, Tin. farm Formerly occupied by Mrs.
Evlcr, Ninr ,lyr, mil,~; North et M,Hhan-
ir>tovp, near tbs Emmitsbur- turnpike.
This tarm contains l:El ACRES OF Land,
nearly all clear, divided into | fields viii!
running water in most ot them. The iahd
Is in a good state of cultivation, predicting
rood crops. There is a good proportion
of meadow land on it, the improvements
4.7;ea are good substantial w"a'her-
<ssp& boarded dwelling house, a large
saagE Bank Barn, Wagon shed, Corn
4-.-sEssA~ Crit, Hog Pen, Meat House,
with cellar under it: = Stone Dairy and all
other necessary out buildings. a never
falling spring Of pure water between the
house and barn. There Is an Abundance
of good fruit, such as apples. peaches, pears,
cherries, grapes, &c. This IS crrta!n'v
very suitable property, located IN a pleas
ant neighborhool with schools, churches,
mill, store and smith shop ""nvrnlrn';;
There is Il wood lot Of 33 acres Will hc s"ld
with t.lc farm For further particulars,
please apply to or address -
THOMAS ANDEkS,
Mcchanicstown Md.
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SALES TO COME.

Perry Eyler. administrator of George Ey-
Ter, deceased, will sell at public sale at
Adclsbergers Hotel, in Emmitsburg,
on the 18th of April, 1974-three noun.
tain lots in Eyler's Valley Levi X.
Boren, Auctioncer
Joseph A. Wierman will sell at public
sale, at his residence in Mechanics
town, on Saturday, March 90, 1874, n
horse and buggy, and household and
Kitchen furniture John Ed. Martin,
auctit ncer.
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I MAINNAtN SE~---Tir su,>rri,
\ Der dnring lhe coming Year win keep
this elegant and W"lI known c,'ahi#!-
"l House, near NJ. ~ ilHry's Co!lc%cnnn
st. .IoscphS Academy. Al the '(''icoce'
OF the season, yslrr water, pure air and
mountain scenery ave til" characteristics ct
this establishment. Guests VII be made
pleasant, happy and cos tort"hlr.
HENRY HAM.
MnrCil O& &c
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Many things omitted for the want OF
room.
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I)u BLIC S \ l. E.
l. OF
MOUNTAIN LOTS.

The undersigned administrator dc h0nis
non of Geo. Evlrr, deceased, will sell a
Public Sale, in Emmi,shurs, at the notc,
of Daniel G. A,lelsbrrgcr,
On .So'"1r1ov, Apr1 Is, 1871,
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The above lots arc well set with thriving
young timber, principally Oak, Chestnut
and Hickory.
Persons wishing to view the property
will be shown the same by calling on Mr..
Harvey G. Winter, residing on the prem
Uses.
Sale to commence at O'Clock on said
dav. Terms made known on day Of sale.
PERRY EYLER,
Administrator,
Levi r. Borcn, Auctionccr.
March Its
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
r " In Me-. JAMESTOWN District.

* Virtue ofa Deed of Trust executed
Ivy .jo>,rD DrIpiN to Tia" undersigned, !
WiN ~'t,'. II i'wliic Sale at The "Gilbcp
iiuUsr, l., Itll,u,!.,>t town, on
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THE nNl"ro;~mr2 Stihs""i''cr. living II
\hr@an> ruAuly. " l., viii >"if Al Pohh"
sale. ~ 80 ;! OF 1.4r t.;lart i!n"s", Me
=. an,rsibWl. frri"r'rH Iadn;y Ma,
= - -
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-17
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tilbrast. oil bebagc at neplrsRe Or
brcs / 8utiffsu.
Oscar Sanlen.
Decorah-posten., 1874-10-17

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