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CASABIANICA IN NEW STYLE.

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CAsABIANICA IN NEW STYLE.
The bow stood on the burning deck
A eating peanuts by the peck.
The flames that lii the battle wreck
Inst s;ngcd his hair y little spcck.
"rather " he cried in accent wild,
Come and eat peanuts with your chic
But not word his father said,
Because, YOU see, his dad was dead.
Then as the flames grew hot and hotter,
lie thought of taking to the water;
But still he could not bear to 80,
Because he loved his peanuts so.
AGAIN TINT childlikc voice he raises,
liz shouts aloud, lie yells like blazcs:
"Father. If YOU don't come to me,
TN chuck your peanuts in the sea-
No answer grects his anxious >ar,
Alone! in all his glory there,
Mid songs of sea gulls and wild ducks,
Mid cracking flames and peanut shucks'
Poor little boy how sad thy fate!
Thy taste for peanuts, oh, how great
The story sinks down in my heart,
Especially the peanut part.
IT'S thus great poets make great names
Burn little boys in the flames:
Their readeri sigh: "Poor little dcars;
And gently net away to tears
Take young America from school
No sickly, sentimental fool
Place him in Casabianica's stead,
The ship on fire, his father dead
D'you 'spose he'd stand and yell an holler,
Until he'd burst his paper collar,
And then not know enough TO 30
Unless somebody told him SO?
No sir he'd never make that blundcr;
He'd let the pesky ship go under;
Instead of sticking TO his post,
You'd see him steering for the coast.
'Twould spoil the romance of the story,
'Twould take away the heroes glory,
And poets heroes can't dispense
With glory just for common sense.
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THE SUN.
WEEKLY AND DAILY FOR 1876.

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..PLANT FOOD"

FARMERS, if YOU wish to use the best
and chcapcst Fertilizer in the market, pur,
chase Ramsbnrg's excelsior Plant FOOD,
II is manufactured from the best materials
that can he purchased, and has more raw
bone in it than any other Fertilizer sold,
Ii contains Ammonia by thorough chemi-
cal ANALYSIS, from to 3! per cent.
Acid or Ri Phosphate of Lime, IL to Is
Undissolvcd Bone. ..... ...'.'..lo 10 lf
The value Of Fertilizer depends upon
the amount of heterogeneous matter 1t CON
ta,ns, in combination with astill greater
quantity of Acid Phosphate OF Lime, rs
the one Yields Ammonia to increase and
force the growth OF the plant, and the other
to form the heads and produce full dcvcI'
opedgran .,.
And. therefore, the Fertilizer containing
the largest amount of Acid Phosphate OF
Lime, in combination with heterogeneous
matter, and also Undissolycd R"W Bone
is the most valuable to the farmer, and 1t Is
certain to yield to him all that he desires, a
good crop.
For sale hy ~
RAMSBURG, MILLER & CO.,
AT $50 PER TON RETAIL.
cY- A liberal discount will be allowed
on large orders for Cash.
Frederick City, Maryland.
AugS
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Western Maryland Railroad
N0TsTGTs TO PASSENGERS
AND SHIPPERS.

M W u 49, H1rDI
AND SHIPPERS.
IN and after Sunday, December 2nh,
" the Sunday Freight Train with MIX
car attached, will be discontinued, and a
Passenger and Milk Train substituted,
running as follows:
GONG EAST.
Leave Union Bridge 7.G0 am
Leave Linwood 7.09 a. IN
Leave New Windsor 119 an
Leave Avondale 7.37 a. m.
Leave Westminster 100 q. N.
Leave Gorsuch S.00a. NJ.
Leave Shamberger's 800 m
Leave flank SIG am.
Leave Finksburg S.24 am
Leave Glen Morris $50 a. m.
Leave Rcistcrstown S.33 a. NJ.
Leave Timber GrOvcS.40 a. NJ.
Leave Owings' Mills S.4S a. H.
Leave Junction S52 a. m.
Leave McDonough S55a. M.
Leave Pikesvillc 9.02 a. N.
Leave How:rdvillc 9O6 a. M.
Leave Mount Hope $40 a. m
Leave Arlington 9.14 a IA, and arrive al
Fulton 925 q. M.
Ge1NG West.
Leave Fulton 200 p m.
Leave Arlington 2l2 p. M.
Leave Mount Hopc2.lG p. IN.
Leave Howardvillc 2.20 pm
Leave Pikcsvillc 2.24 pm
Leave McDonough 229 p III
Leave Junction 2.39 p III.
Leave Owings' Mills 2.36p m
Leave Timber Grove 2.43 p m
Leave Restcrstown PAS p. N.
Leave Glen Morris2 81 p. m.
Leave Finksburg 2,57p. m.
Leave Tank 800 p. m.
Leave Shambcrgcr's 3.lGam
Leave Gorsuch 800 p. m.
Leave Westminster $50 pm
Leave Avondalc BAL pm
Leave New Windsor 3.5S p m
Leave Linwood 4.0S p. IN. and arrive at
Union Bridge 4.l5 pm
simultaneously, the Night Freight trci ms
leaving Baltimore at 500 p. IN. and WI
Transport at GAO y. m. daily, will he dis
continued, and an additional Day Freight
will be run from Mechanicstown to Bal,
timOrC and return, dal!I, except Huu|"I >
qs follows:
EASTWARD.
Leave Mcchanicstown $50 a. m.
Leave Union Bridge G33 a. m.
Leave Westminster 7.45 n. m. and arrive
at Baltimore 1910 a. m.
WESTWARD.
Leave Baltimore r. 90 m.
Leave Westminster 3.l5 pm
Leave Union Bridge scoop. M, and arrive
at Mcchanicstown at GEO p M
MARKET CARS will he sttachcd
to all Freight trains.
J. VI. HOOD,
Gcnl Manager.
Office W. VI. r II. Co. BALTIC, Dec "a, 1874
Jan 5-ti.
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DAMSDURG'S EXCELSIOR
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The Art TOnSOrial.
SHARP RAZORS AND A CLEAN
SHAVE.
With razors keen,
AS e'er were seen.

The place to get your hair cut and
shampooed in elegant style.
AMOS LUCAS
Notifies his friends and the public Of Me
chanicstown and vicinity. that he carries
on the Tonsorial Art of Shaving and Cut.
ting Hair in the most fashionable style.
Water street, above the Flour and Feed
Store.
Tuesdays, Thursdays ana Saturdays all
day and evening. Balance Of time will be
found round town and not out OF sight.
Will lie pleased to sec his friends and let
them try his magic art.
Also Boards dyed in best style, warranted
not to fade.
April lS-4w*
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-05-21

THE following Testimonial is a
fair burlesque upon the laudations of
some Of the patent manures:
Dear Sir-The land composing my
farm had hitherto been so poor that
a Scotchman could not get living
off it, and so stony that we had to
slice our potatoes and plant them
edgeways; but, hearing of your ma
nure, l put some on a ten acre field,
surrounded by q rail fence, and in the
morning l found that the rock had
entirely disappeared, neat stone
wall encircled the field, and the rails
were split into fire wood, and piled up
systematically in my back yard
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-05-21

MAUD with much sympathy in her
voice)-"Only fancy, mamma, Uncle
Jack took us to a picture gallery in
Bond street, and there we saw pic
ture Of lot Of early christians, poor
dears, who'd been thrown to lot OF
lions and tigers, and were devouring
them" Ethel, with still more sym
pathy) -" Yes, and mamma dear
there was one poor tiger that hadn't
got a christian
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-05-21

"Yes, boys" said Nancy Bell, a
female blacksmith Of Iowa, as she
straddled horses leg and yanked of
q shoe. II was brought up to this
business, and so was my mother; and
there amt been any Beecher scandals
in our family, for fact"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-05-21

JUST WHAT HE SAYs.-A writer in
the Saint raul Press tells a new story
OF the late Horace Greeley. Horace
wrote a note to a brother editor in
New York, whose writing was equally
illegiblo with his own. The recipient
Of the note not being able to read it,
sent it back by the same messenger to
Mr.. Greeley for elucidation. Suppos-
ing it to be reply to his own note,
Mr.. Greeley looked over it, but like.
wise was unable to read it, and said
to the boy: go take it back what
does the id fool mean ?' Yes,
sir" said the boy, that is just what
he says.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-05-21

A man is successful when he makes
lie give him what he wants.
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driver was signalled to stop at the
corner of Preston and Market streets,
but two negro women, one OF whom
was to get out at that point, concluded
their talk thus, as the car tarried for
a moment:
Inside darky-"I say, Liza, is yer
cwine to cum to de ball tonight p
Outside darby, lingering on the car
ster-"Whats dat ?"
rs yer gwine to de dance to-nightf
YOU know Jane'll be lookin' fur you.
Look hea, chile, isn't yer dun
heard de news"
mo, Liza, l hasn't"
"Well, you jes' tell dat woolly-head-
ed wsnch dat is dun got rehglon-l
is swine to church tonight. No mo
balls 70 me, | tells you.
Hush, niger, dat'll do well nonsh
for one footballs Mefodus but dat
left churn-dasher of yourns bound to
wag whenebber you hea de banjo-go
long wild you GAL" And The car
moved of slowly.-Jouynal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-03
IMPLICATION ron PATENT
NOTICE NO. 400.
U. 4. ssrvey No. no.

TT 3. LAND oPPIcH, CARSON CITY.
" Nevada. September 20. 1915. -NOticc In
hereby given that the Alta Silver Mining Com.
psny, Q corporation sxisting under and by. VIZ.
the OF tho laws Of tho State OF Calf rpis. who's
postofhcs sddrss and principal place o. ou,i,
California. has this day. by Q. Derby. the suIsr,
lniepdsnt and Agent ~tucrrof. made application
for Q United ktstes patent 10 tvelvc hundrL
UlsOI linear feet 0f . certain vein or lode OF
quartz, OF other rock In place. barring gold and
silver. and n an and called Oh" Alexander
tompany's Qusr'k Loi~ aud Clam. situate. ".
10 Z and beirg IN the 0old NIL Mining District,
storey county. Nevada: together with two hun.
hundred l2U6) feet IN width % surface ground
for the convenient worting thereof. and tnown
and dssignated on tbs ns'd notes and onlciai
plat 90 nie In this once ~ ~. \. survey or lot
no. no, I'm section No. 0, Township No. 10 north.
10 range No. u esst. Mount Disblo meridian.
Tbs exterior boundaries Of said Lot No. ITO, BE-
irg - follows, 10 vii:
Beginning at post TO. ]. southwest corner.
whence the Z s~ction corner on youth line OF
s~etion Q, township 10 Forth. range ~ esst.
Mount Disblo meridian. bears s1uth ~ degrees
west 600 feet, and running thence; first course.
north ~ degr,es east 100 feet TO post NO. "
thence. second course. north yA degrees west
is7 fset 20 post No Q: thence. third courre. north
"a degrees west $40 feet to po.t no. q; thence.
fourth coufss. south ~ degrees west ~ fset 10
post No. o, thence. NTH courre. south 10 degrees
east ii6 feet 70 post No. G; thence. siith courso.
s,uth 10 degrees west los feet 10 post 30. u
thence. seventh cour,e. s.uth 20 d.gr,es east
ca feet TO post No. !. the point Of beginning.
containing . 65 100 acres.
From post No.6 q. which ID Of the south-eAst
corner OF u. q survey No. Cs. township 10 north.
range n east, the location cut OF this claim
beafs north u degrees wet 2t5 70. I; The new Az.
70 shaft bear north <6 degrees wsst203 feet. and
an old shaft In which the lode IL cut bsars
.0.,h "A A.u<.~a Us.f hoo f.et
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G e N N NIAL|
l77s! ~ 1876!
PROCLAMATION!
Chicago { Northwestern
Railway
rs rug POPULAR ROUTE OVERLAND TO
= the fast. pa.s~ugefs fsr chicago, NiAGArA Falls.
Pitt. bang, philafelphiA. Montrvai. quebec. New
yerk. Boston. OF any point HAST. sheuh buy their
TRANS CONTINENTAL TICKETS
Via shs rie.eer Route.
The Chicago e. Northwestern
Railway.
THIS Ia THE nEsT ROUTE EAST
THIS II rnE sEsr ROUTE EAST

II. track II Of STEEL RAILS. anil on u has been
male the fastest time that has ever been male IA
this country. Nv this roaie passengers TOT points
.asi esIhicaso have choice Of the following lines
ny ,ss rlis.sau. Fort waype AMI Chicago anil
rennsyivanlA liA~iiways-rhree through trains
PhiI,isIphia aud New Yert on each train. 0ne
through train. with Pullman Palace Cars
10 ni,imare and Washington,
ami conneetioas (New York Central and Erie
Railroads. )Erhwr through trains daily. with
ral.ss pt,.ins Roo% and silver Palace sleep
Western ami Eris and New Yotk Central Nal.
ace Drawing Room and slss ping Car, through
to New YORK. 70 Niasira falls. puffaio. hoeh'
ester. or New YORK city. -
trains daily. With Pullman tsi.es. Csr-. for
Ns~srk. Zas--siiie. Wheeling. wsshinsto ton and
b~altlmore. without change.
rhi. Il the shortest. hls.t AMI only In. runnin.
pullInan's celebrated Palace slrepins csrs and
Caashss, canneciins with unl.n pasine Railroad
:, otn,ha .ni irym ne w, s,,sn .sina '1 n, IN,
on. for Chicago anil the last
This popular route u unsurpassed for Speed,
Comfort and safety. Tbs .n'osth. we'll bAil.siei
man Palace ~sl.eplnx Cars. the perfect TELEGRAPH
sy.tsm efmoyins trAlns. the rxusrity with which
through ears To Chicago fronl all points West, se
eurv 20 ps.-engers all the comforts Of mo.ieru Rail-
way rrsvenrt. No changes VI cars and NO tedious
delays al erre~ I... ~.
Passengers will nni tickets via this fAvorts route
at N. 0snerai Ticket ornce- % the Central Pacific
Railroad In san rranclseo sni Sacramento, Alsi In
aiiths r'she' oa'ss' Of 'ss yenifsi rssiSs Tsli'oAi'
MARVIN nucnlrr Gen. Pass. Agent.
n. y. srANwOOp. General Agency. III Mont
xoniery street. San fransi.so. Anl.U
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p,ssoLvrioM OF co-PARr.
MGRSHlP.

THE coP,RrNtRsuIr HERETOFORE
Kelly. OF Virginia City. under the nrm name
Ind style Of MoroIsy. Eslly 4 Company, ir.
pcrters and wholesal@ dealers In foreign and
dcmns'ie wines. LOU -. etc.. IVES dissolved
BY mutual consent on The 18th day Of Novem-
b<r. 1879. MT. MAronsy IL TO collect all out.
standing dues and settle all bills OF the late
arm. John MAk0NEY.
HUGH KELLY.
Virginia City. Nevada. November II. 1878.
niaim
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NOTICE IN sAMkRupToY.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT Or THE
United states. for The District Of Nevada
In the matter Of P,RkE 4 BOWIE lcopart.
nersI. Rankrupts.-Noticc 10 hereby given TO
the creditors OF and all per-ous having claims
provable under the Hknkrupt law against said
bankrupts. and To all creditors who have here
tof,sc died claims against said b~ankrupts. that,
by an order made and entered ON the nth day
OF November, ISIS, by the Judge Of the Dis
trict q, urs of the United Ststes for the District
of Nevada, they. TIE said cr~ditors, arr Ne
guired, within forty days nom the i-t day %
Dccemscr. isIs. to prJvs their claims against
said bAnkrupts. and TO hle the zane with the
cicrk Of said Court. rotice IL further given
that. amer the proof and ding Of said claims,
the upd-fsi. ned a.signec- viii proceed TO cali
= meeting VI the cr,diiorr. for the purposes Get
forth In section. soos and suoiof the . Revised
\ aintr- oi tie United sfstes. - approved June
-. isTt. &c. HAMPTON,
!. L. kEQrA.
&. C. BATrERMAN,r
Assignees In bankruptcy OF PArke L Bowie.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United states for the District OF Nevada.
In the matter OF the bankruptcy Of O.. r..
0lANSuZZf and ]. ". PvsTiGLIOSE Geo.
psrtnsrsl. bankrupts. In Bankmptcy.-A war
rant In bankruptcy has been i--ned b. said
Conn against tho estate Of q. T. Giannuili and
]. ". Posiisiione, copaytners, doing basines.
under the drm name Of G%iannuru 4 Postlg.
iioae. of the City ~ Virginia. county Of sto-
rey. 81 the State OF Nevada. In said District.
adjudecd bankrupts upon the petition of their
crvditora and the payment of any debts and
the delivery of any property belonging Co
said akrupts. to them or to their nee, and
N. transfer Of any property tn them, are
forbidden BY Law. A meeting ~ the creditors
Of sAid harkrupts, tn prove their debt. and
choose one or moro arsignees Of their estate
VIII he held AZ q Court Of Bankruptcy, TO BE-
ho'csn at the c.ty OF virginia. In said District.
on the iith day Of December, A. ID. 1878, AZ II
O'Clock n. at-the once oi X. STROLLER. Esq.,
tLoom No. s Odd Fellows Building. q street,
.aii Virginia CITY one Of the Registers In
Bzpk ruptey Of said District X. y. clap.
noatd United Stafcs Maphal and Messenger,
ArER's Cussny P~KcroaAL-the worlds great
rxmrdv for ClIdsL Courhs and ConsumDfion-
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DrCroU MINING coMpANY.-Lo.

cation ofprineipai place Of business, San
Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold IIill. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice u hereby given. that at Q meeting Of
the Board OF Dircctoru, belt on the 18th day of
November. ISIS, an assessment ina. " Of
Twenty nve Cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation, payable
Immediately. In United states gold coin. 90
the SECRETARY. at the ONCE OF the Company.
Room No. y. No. t0s California street, San
Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
A. ID. ISIS, will he delinquent. and adver.
tised Tor sale At pablo ~anction. and unless pay.
ment IL made before, will be sold Oh fRl.
DAY, the itth day OF January, 1876, to pay
the delinquent assessment. together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
\. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
Onice-Room .. eos cslifornia street. ban
Francisco. California. no.9td
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CALEDoNIA SILVER INNING

CALEDONIA SILVER MINING
~ Company-Locstion Of principal place oI
business, San Francisco. California.
Location OF works. Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that nj n meeting Of
The Board Of Directors. held on the let day Of
November, 1878. an assersment No. t5) Of
Three Dollars per share WAS levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation. payable imme.
disiely In United Staios gold coin. to the rec.
Rotary. At the Office OF the Company. tii Call.
lorna street. San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this Assessment shali
remain unpaidO On the 9TH day OF Deccmbcr. lsI5,
will be delinquent. and advertised for saic al
public auction, and nnless payment IL made
before, will bc sold on the sd day ofDecembcr,
1873, To pay the delinquent assessment. to-
Of sale.
n. wEGENER. Secretary.
Othce-N California street, San Francisco,
California. nos I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-03

the Hoard OF Directors made on the Tth day Of
October. 1878. - many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock - may be necessary. will be sold
st public auction. at the once % said Company.
on THURSDAY. the 81 day 81 Lee mbcr. 1915,
Of the hour ~ two O'Clock r. n. OF said day. TO
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to:
aether with costs OF advertising and expenses of
the sale.
J.w. CLARK, Secretary
Ofhec-loom No, ., <is California street. san
Francisco, California. bl0 I'd