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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-12
crEAp TRANSPORTATION Association.

CHEAP TRANSPORTATION ASSOCIATION.
HIGH COST on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AGAINST
NFw-YOEK--THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
At ,he monthly meeting Of the Cheap Trans
portlt.on Association yesterday, the Secretary, l. b..
Miller stated TIA, lee had been advised thai the Canal
go,Lluis soners lad been asked 10 allow Gle NarIo"
Gauge Railway Company to construct n'rroV gauge
road on tie bernie bak c RE canal between Utica and
Hon 4 letter was sent 10 the Canal Commissioners re-
uucsnc informal lon prior to granting the pri, cSr lest
Il should Prove to he an enc oagImcnt upon hc canal III
tcrcsts Of tie state.
W H. WIiey referred 10 ihc inadequate force ut ;hr
railway freight Gtpos for handling Irlst, and claimed
ina; Tor this reason carriage much -ty IN
this cy than in Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Boston,
OWN. 10 thc icGy OF long lines OF trucks at me f light
lr,o;s the subj ct WI, referred IL committee. Acr
ntl1i. To The cfrs md" by merchants OF influence 10
srrlr trr az. 81 the Bet Rlfnad for tr"nspu"Uon at
freight Mr. WILEY >uAc length al disCi iuinHi inn~ ~
.rcI.t rate. lie Sald circular had d.. n i-si'ri ~
&. NADIA Offering to Transient freight nom LNrrruu q"
Iurnu.o than Tie tllN Of tii'-tt.
t iir InaE brought nom IN Iir" ~ tni, ~
b.. fE!prI 10 Toronto iN u frlu NcW-l OH
she rate o. through transportation was II cents nun
Crrl while tLc same iici-ht coming To ths city "ar
charged 30 cents GUui.'d.
\ resolution passed , "lallnE II the paramount
duty af TIC pvCscBt legislature 10 lake favorable "CiOn
ON lie .ir!ai amendments relative 20 uiIripd
governments. simon ScInc spoke IN INnf "i "a" ahtiid
ntnt relative - DOard Ui IinaHcc, and Col! l. A.
Cgi..iE opposed Il.
TIE report OF committee faN oring tie constellation
The Board II Trade with ;tc assoc dtUn Wlch SNd
uc hnoa Hereafter "a The E,Glo Beard 0t lr!Gc and
consideration II objected 10 by member OF the Board
81 Directors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-12
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

BALTIMORE, April la special dispatch from
Ecott CITY, Md, says: An election for Mayor and six
Councimen was held here yesterday majority Of the
votes were east By coiored Two tickets in the
field buI the voting without respect 10 politics
Boh candidates Tor Mayor were Democrats. Three Re
pubcans were on each ticket for COuncmeD, and four
OF the six elected OF that party H. NJ. Isaac
elected Mayor"
LocKPoRT, n. Y, April 1.-THE returns of
the election Of yesterday show that Democratic Mayor
and two Republican Aldermen elected which leaves
the city government in the bands Of the Republicans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-12
CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

son agt Dick jr schaferman agt whte Schneider ags
Herman--Orders granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-12

PART III
20S9. Mcknight, &c. agt.
Deyiin and anO.
209G. Hart at. Taylor IT al.
1927 Patterson agt. Conner,
&c.
S2J. Ryckman agt. Schar.
Frr r., al.
3g29,. Craven agt. Proud et al
lGll.. Dickinson AT. Dad ev.
J23 81. .fesscDdcn act. y. J.
Ger spring and RICO.
322 Ferguson agt. White.
1909. .Cardwe.l agt. FctIrrcht.
.237. Reynolds agt. Baird
anl auO.
SO3 l2...JOaes AIT The Mayor,
&c.
SrPE8IOR COURT-TRIAL IT,
j72. .H3.riSon and mJ. agi.
Rcfuri and 1nO.
j13. HaryisOl and anO. sgt.
Ross.
7i3. Uni, &c, agt Cremrr
O33. Mathews act. DIlsc1ll.
81 seymour agI FrilOw3.
ISL. Lawson and anO. Ggt.
NyefsOn.
T77.LirI'r. lr, &C. 3gt.
MGtrSan
10 .. Henderson 1gt. Sexton.
1884. Morris ana arc. agt
Gaclcke.
$50. Rogers at. Hagen aud
aiIO
1914. .Rapp, &c, agt. Hep
penheimer, &c.
$50. SAGA agt. O'C0aref et
al.
3I3. WhOminCtOn, &c. art.
I'll. i5d-Si. dnd cd
IT. +. X. X. Co.
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10 - - -
1873. Hooper agt. De Long
aul aaO.
I'll Smith AIT. Linley et ri.
591 .MaCha IN agt. sanders,
IT,. sec.
7SS. WI hit AT. The Equi.
tabla Life As. 30.
cicty.
81. VIM Id agl. Klein and
alo.
5bJ Facke'ilann agt. l.hr.
Itch.
59i. Morgan aGt. StrcOck.
9Ui. White lni tlJ. agt oil.
sry ~ ~.
G46..EppciEhcimcr agt
Don las.
18j. Chambers agt Menck.
CUsIIs CD.
So. .Wrllle AFT. LYMAN.
OI3. Wood agL. The MAJOR,
DC.
GGG. .CGsI,r agt SicinberI
a. n
G9Oi2 kibbiu agt. Rowan
81 al
S14. WorWScr agt. Negcr.
500. simmons aEL aHvser.
SO. McCuc, *, agL Dl.lJn
q III.
9Gi iscHy ct al. at. Tingue.
1913. MitcIelI asL Cornell
e. a..
rs. .pi.ukett, &cp agt. up.
pitj1n % ~.
50. .MUil0rii agI The N0rth
AuoriC "a J.. lDs Co.
lOSi Burhcnd AZ. stevens.
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SANFORD, J.
4o..COle e. nj. agt. Nll0nN
80. H0lienback. &c. az.
Nor. ~ Al.
%. BAR 20 at. Walsor.
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z. WOOD No day calendar.
AN BgCsT, J.
4783. Manning, &C., agt. 10
gan.
3l6l. Donovan agi. Conner,
DC.
1913 y. Sullivan, &c. agt.
DOCtbecsor.
1855. SbUltheisagt. Meinhard
ana anO.
27T5. Han agt Ham and
am.
1868. Meehal agt. The May.
or. dc.
li3..Jaryis agi. Furmsn and
anO.
2l59 Abraham agt. Lyman.
IL =. Dunpny AIT Tho
MAYOR sc.
lM PART L-FRgEpNAN. j.
sol. Kelly agt. Laricy.
l22 McCOll agt. ghe Vest
era Union Tel 20.
$40. .EusiCd, &c, agt. kath-
zone.
81. Hustled, &c, AIT Rath-
bone anu dnO.
7GG. .Sporr AIT The World
Company.
9lG. .knabr aId anO. AIT.
iaInham, sc.
Ala. Walsh AIT. The German
savings Bank.
SiT. Wheeler agt. Fcrdou.
81 Phillips agi. Ringer IT al.
1873. .WhitNOrtp aud anO.agt.
The Erie Railway Co.
go. The Nat. Park Bank
agt. he Eric Railway
co.
500. Dye aud anO. agt.
AdrIdnce.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY
of the said john Lohr. consisting of

Of the said john Lohr, consisting of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE, also buggy and harness,
Sleigh, &c AT the same time and place
the said trustee will sell the real estate, be.
ing q
TIIREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE
well lad off and finely finished, suitable
for any kind Of business, well of good
water at the door, and out houses in per-
feet order. Also fine large stable, well
arranged and excellent garden Lot fronts
sixty feet Immediately upon the pike and
one hundred and fifty feet back, the same
Icing the most desirable property near
Mcchancstown, and should command the
attention of business men
Terms OF REAL EsTATE-One third of
the purchase money to be paid on day of
sale or on the ratification thereof by the
court, the balance in IL months bearing in
tcrcst from day Of sale, to be secured by
good security After the payment of all
the purchase money then the trustee will
execute good and sufficient deed in fec
simple. The purchaser to be at the expense
of conveyance. Terms of personal prop
erty Cash. Possession given at any time
ABRAHAM LOHR,
Trustee.
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vJNAX PAYERS

The Collector will visit the following
places in the county for the accommodation
of Tax Payers and sincerely hopes that
Tax payers will avail themselves of this
opportunity to pay up:
Western Maryland Hotel, Emmtsburg
on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday, 7th, 9Th, 9th and 10th November
next.
Sabillasvillc, on Monday, November IL,
at STEMS Hotel.
Mecllancstown, on Tuesday and Wed
ncsday, November 18Th and lftl, at Gill
bert's Hotel
+, Wolfsvillc, on Thursday, November 10
at J w IlOovcrs store.
Myersvillc, on Friday, November 10Th
at Buhrmans store.
Mddlctown, on Saturday, November II
at Henry X. Young's Hotel.
louisville, on Monday, November 10Th
at Saylor's store.
Oak Orchard on Tuesday, November
Goth, at Franklins store.
Unionvillc, on Wednesday, November
21st, at Lugcnbccl e. Norris store.
Liberty, on Thursday, November 22d, al
Munshowcr Hotel.
Crcagerstown, on Fr.d y, November %
at DR. j i MIXERS store.
Burkctsvilc, on Monday, Noyembcl
Goth, at 2 II Ffciter's store
Jefferson, on Tuesday, November 9th
at Walkers store.
Tax payers look to your interest and
meet the Collector, as this trip iseXpcnsi\ {
and solely for your accommodation, Dc
not neglect the opportunity.
WI. Il. MILLER,
noy1 Collector.
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MAR r IE

On the st inst, at the residence of the
brides father III Liberty, by the Rev. G..
G Cronin, Mr. Frank A. Sosman Of
Cincinnati, Ohio, to Miss Noble Il.
Browning, daughter of Mr.. Jonathan
Browning of that place.
On the Both ult :, in Liberty, by Rev. DR..
Nichols, William Lrathcrwood. of Car
roll county, to Miss Agnes }. Wagner,
uf Baltimore county.
On the 10th ulto, in Jefferson, by the Rev.
H. G Bowers, Cornelius ID. Ramsburg,
of Woodsbnro District, to Miss Saiic a
Mchacls, of l'uckeys own District,
On the 18th ulto., ct st. Peters p +
church, Ellicoit city, ny Rev. Robrr,
Poole, James p. Inms To Miss Jennie
lIoIli.icll, both Of Howard county Md.
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INCENDrARlsM.-T Westminster AID

INCENDIARlsM.-The Westminster Ad
vocate chronicles another incendiary fire
which occurred near that city on Tuesday,
last week. This time it was the dwelling
house of Mr.. Adam Bankert who occupied,
the house at the time. About o'clock in
the morning the family were aroused by
the noise produced by the flames; the
.ncghbors were summoned, and with their
assistance Mr.. Bankert succeeded in ex
tinguishing the flames before much damage
was done. Upon examination it was dis
covered that the Notwithstanding or the
rear building had been sprinkled with coal
oil applied with an old broom, which was
dropped near the building. The building
was again fired and this time it was appa
rent that the fire could not be cXtinguishcd
and Mr.. b. assisted by the ncighbors who
had assembled, began removing the house
hold goods which were all saved with but
few exceptions. The motive of the wretch
who committed the deed was to burn the
family alive. No clue to the pcrpctrator
of the crime is known.
A distnguisllablc characteristic Of that
indispensable hsusehold remedy, Keller
| Roman Linimcnt, is its cleanliness. Use
it rs freely as desired, and wherever you
will, it discoors neither flesh nor garment.
Its components are gums dissolved in sub.
stances most rapidly absorbed by the skin,
which it leaves as bright and as smooth as
before its application. Rheumatism, Ncu-
ralga. etc, are always cured by it more
| quickly than Ivy any other remedy.
No horse will die Of collie l,otts, or lung
! frvcr-if Foutz's Horse and Cattle Powu-
crs are used according to dirccions-it
will so cleanse the in,cst;ncs, purify and
invisoratc the system, that disease will not
| take hold
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WhyWe become Sick

Aside from hereditary pre-disposition
to many diseases. there are four PROMINENT
causes of much of human disease, and
these are: Impure air, which causes poi
soning of the Blood and Pulmonary dis
cases; unhealthy water, which is q great
source of Typhoid and kindred fevers;
improper food, which is the cause OF
Stomachic and Intestinal arrangement;
and sudden changes of climate and tenn
perature, which induce congestive dlsor'
ders. Thus, the absolute essentials OF life
are often charged with the principles and
poisoned with the germs of disease and
death. Whenever the proportional prln-
ciplcs of the Blood become disturbed from
any ofthc causes named, impovcrishment
or poisoning of this fluid follows; if the
digestive organs act abnormally, Dyspcp-
sia and its distressing effects manifest
themselves; any cause that tends to cX-
cite the unusual action of the Liver Is
certain to produce Bilious diseases; and
whenever there is q torpitudc or sluggish
ness of the MISREPRESENTATION, with its
host of attendant evils, establishes itself.
From these universally accepted truths
it becomes comparatively easy to explain
Why We Become Sick. BY ncglecting
the laws of nature, and eating unsuitable
food, or eating wholesome food in an
improper manner; by abundant drinking
at meals, by many other improprieties OF
eating and drinking, and particularly by
that one health destroying habit peculiar
to the American pcoplc-rapid eating
Indigestion Or Dyspepsia is established
with all of its distressing consequences;
Immediately the Blood lowers its standard
and begins to deposit its impurities in the
weakest parts OF the system, causing all
manner of discomfort and diseases accord
ing to the degree of impurity and the
point of deposit. The great organs be.
come involved; the Brain feels the bad
influence; the Liver, the Spleen, the
Heart, the Lungs, the Kidneys, the Skin
all are affected, and unless the impurity
be removed, the whole volume OF the
Blood will become so poisoned that exist
o,rn will bn imnpSCihlp
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TOWN AND COUNTY.
WHAT HAPPENS AROUND US.
SALE REG,sTER.-Bills for the following

SALE REGISTER for the following
sales have been printed at this office.
On Saturday, Nov. II, at l o'clock, in
frort Of the Gilbert House, the executors
of the late Geo. w. Foreman, decd, will
sell valuable farm, also small farm and
several mountain lots. See bills.
On Saturday, November 10. Mrs. Laura
Il Owen will sell Mt her residence in En-.
mitsblrg, piano, household and kitchen
furniture carpets, dishes, &c.
On Saturday, Nov. 10, at 2 O'Clock, Der
nard Collitlowcr, Admir- Of 81 Garnand,
will sell in Gracclam household furniture,
also lot wcavcrs implements, &c.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
Saturday, December y, 1877,
at o'cloct p m.

10y Virtue Of deed of Trust executed
ID by John Lohr and wife to Abraham
Lohr trustee, for the benefit Of the credit
ors oft sail .johE Lohr, the undersigned
as trustee will sell at public sale upon the
premises Immediately adjoining tie depot
of the W, NJ. llR. Co., at Mcchanicstown,
or above dav all of the
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DIT: q.

On the 18th uio., Sophia + Murphy, be.
loved daughter of ii. l.. and c. ID. Muir
ply, aged , years, 6 months and days.
On tie 20t! ulto, in New Market, Mary
d,ughtcI of Grafton and Mary Ham
monl, aged year and mouths.
On the 81 inst after a lingering illness of
consumption, Miss DOVE i'cnncll, aged
90 years, ! months, days
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no. 1870 .Egtuity.

nov :!
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How to cure Sickness {,

Natures method Of publication and
consequent cureis founded on the ratio! |
principle of judicious purgation;and who.
it is considered that the best physica:.'
pursue the practice Of attention to the
stomach and bowels as preliminary (arl
often the only treatment of disease, it is
not difficult to perceive that remedy
possessing all the requisites of n purgati'
and Alternative, in addition to other ard
valuable remedial influence, must obta
Iori(Eclf more than ordinary consideration
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-11-08
pTca2Nc;I}f Sickness;

The pronounced opinions OF the aDlt't
Theraprut:.t, inli"&t: that most diseas
arc the direct result of Withheld Blood; aly
as their successful 49,. 'rCnt OF diseascA
founded on tho pr. : and prac.icef
eliminating this blood poison by judiciol.
purgation, SO this same principle, by rc"-
sonahle adaptation to any case, is tie
surcst means 20 prevent disease.
Kcller's Vegetable Life Drops are an a.
solutc preventive of diseases caused by ill.,
purity of the Blood, of Liver diseases OF
diseases ofthe Stomach, lntestincs, etc l..'
corrective influence will prevent or short
en- attacks OF Dyspepsia, Jaundicc, Ncrv,
Gus Debility, Uterine disorders, Fever an>,
Ague and all that numerous class of dis
eases induced by malaral poison. Ioprc
vent disease, then, purify the blood it
needed by using reliable Alternative ana
purgativc; this, conjoincd with the obserr-
Ance of hygienic directions, will estat.isA
q condition of body i'll which health will
be the rule and disease the exception. A
careful pcrusal of the MANUAL of Purga
tive and Depurative Medicine" will 1ully
illustrate the subject of which the above
is mere outline, and will clearly indicats
the method of using Kcller's Vegetable
Life Drops. To BE had at Drug Stores or
sent tC any address, on receipt of 3 cen.
stamp, Ey ". |, KELLER, Chemist, oaIticoe
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Petition.

ORDERED this Goth day of Octobcr,
" 1877, that on the 23d day OF Novcm
Der next the Court will proceed to act upon
the report Of sales this day filed by George
w Rowe, assignee Of morlyaycc, in the
above case unless cause to the contrary be
shown before said day provided Il copy of
this order be inserted in some newspaper
published in Frederick county, for three
weeks prior to said day.
The report states the amount of sales of
real estate at $500
THOMAS GORSUCH.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Frederick Co
True copy--Test:
THOMAS GORSUCII, clerk.
nOvl3t
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W<D. E3Oss E1sssaisy.

In the Circuit Cout for Frederick
County, sitting IN Eluly.
SEPTEMBER TERM, 1877
George w. Rowe, assignee of George Null,
MORTGAGE of George w. Essick and
wife,
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L7OR BUSINESS CARDS
i CALL AT THIS OFFICE
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SUICIDE News was received in this
place on Tuesday evening last OF the suicide
of Mr.. Shatirr, cashier of the Farmers and
Mechanics Bank of Westminster. We were
unable to learn any particulars that III
duccd him to commit the rash act.
PERsoNAL-Mr James f. IIcfner, son
of our townsman Mr. Michael lIcfncr, and
member of the Metropolitan Police force
of Washington, ID. G., spent the greater
part of last week in our town. MIR. II. in
forms lis that although not engaged in
Quclling the late riots he was at the SAINT
time under orders at police hcadquarter;
ready to be called into active service at any
time lie looks we'll
Our former townsman, ). Nj. Gilhcrt,"hf
is now engaged in the farming business
near Chambcrsburg, Pa, made flying
visit to his native place on Saturday last
returning Monday, Mart is enjoying the
best of health and speaks in glowing term!
ofhis new home, lie says his right bower
Bush, is also improving both in morals an'
looks Ilal for Harris.
Mr. j. w. N. Glds, son of Rev Gilds
and former resident of this place, has bccl
spending the past week with his parents
in this place Mr. Gilds' present home is a
Nock's Landing, Clarion county, Pa.
In social, political and religious matter
single circumstance often effects results
entirely unexpected and something mos
disastrous TO human interests. So, fire.
Qucntly, Il single system, perhaps dcrmc'
trial, will indicate the lcnlnncv Of a dan
gcrous or c;cn fatal illness, unless prompt
~ arrested by suitable remedies. a tccin!
of soreness in the joints, bones and muscle"
may suggest the approach of that DANCE"
ous complaint, rheumatism, and should b
removed by the use ofkcllcr's Roman Lin
imcnt.
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u EPAlRING of Watches Jcwclry, &c,
IN at moderate living prices; full salts
faction guaranteed by CHAS, II O. FOX.
No. ii West Patrick Street, Frederick.
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Di z D..

On the llth inst, near Double Pipe Creek
Mr., John Eilcr, aged II years and & mo,
On the 2Sth ulto., near Wolfsvllc, Miss
Mary Ann Rillunia Schoyor, aged II
years, 1 month and 70 days.
On the 2 til ult., in Frederick, of typhoid
fever, Eugene Young, aged about II
years, sou Of Mrs Henry Young,
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y EGISTR.ATION OF VOTERS
IN FREDERICK COUNTY, FOR TIL
YEAR 1877

cDnr"i'n, That in compliance with the Act
OF the General Assembly Of the State of
Maryland, passed at January Session, 1876,
the undersigned Officers Of Registration
for the several Election Districts of Frcdcr.
icl C, unity, duly appointed by the Govern
or, and commissioned and sworn. will sit
with open doors, in their respective Dis
lriCtS,
On Monduy, Tursday wednesday,,
7HusLty and Fr|d"y, Sept 3D.,
4M, M, GM, and IN, 1871,
and will remain in session on each of said
DAYS from 8 o'clock, Il. m, until O'Clock,
D. IN, for the purpose Of striking from the
list Of qualified voters, the names of all
such as have died, removed or become dis
qualified since the previous registration, to
issue certificates of registration and trans
frrs to all who may be entitled thereto and
require the same. and to register all who
may apply and will satisfy the undersigned
that they possess, or will possess before the
day of election next ensuing all the rcqui-
ste qualifications under the Conslltu-
ton of the United States and the laws
made in pursuance thereof, and otlhc Con.
stiluton Of the State of Maryland and the
laws Of l!,c said State. The Registration
Onjrcs will be oDcu at the following pla
ccs, viz:
F1r B,lrhcyytqrn District Il, Ruckcystown
on Monday and Tucsdny, the 81 AMI 4th
If September at Adamstown, on
"Wednesday, the 9TH of Scptcmber at
Point of Rocks, on Thursday, the 9th Of
September; at Buckcystown, on Friday,
the 18th Of September.
49,. l,..,.,.J. D;t.it !, ,no ,o..uo,t -,
', ",,,, "I I,hn ,' y; Fr'1nr;n n;i n v,
W NJ, Tnn,,1,v Wndnn,I,v Thur,.
I,v onI Friday the 81. 4lh. iilI, 9Th and
1th Of Srplrmbrr.
~. ,r,y...,,. D,...t :, >J;lr,,o, an
'p T,,,, Val, ,I,', 'r TI J." U''
I,v oni Fril,v the RI 4lh 5tI 9Th ond
~ nf Irntrmi,rr
49,, r,..,.,,.,,,,... J;.,,... i, croonor.,o,,
'' '''|n|l,, 'I T"n IT,. W11 ,.a"M ~
TnursdW and rrijay the 3D. 4lh 5th
Gth and ,,h of Sep,cmbcr.
H., r.,,,,,.l,,,, n;.,.;o, :, r,,,,;,,,,,.,
''" W'.I., r"n,Jn, W"hno.JaSS
Thursday and Friday, the 3D., 4th, 9th,
9th and ,h of September
lh,, rut.to Dixtri,t in Wo,fsvil,o on
M.nl,v Tuesday Wednesday Thurs.
I,v ami Friday The RI 4th KIN 6ih
nmI ,rh # s.nirmhrr,
y, ,-,', n.,,,,, :, ,-,, u
'", o'","' 'l'Hs'" ~, !, ~ - 3'"'' n1' 'I'',
cay ~, HeH''.H' y, ",,cH,,ny' lnu'SIay
"n. I''''l, We o" 1'''' ''n' ON anu ''''
Oh 3'''cn''e'
| Fer L|brftH DtSt1I"t, in Liberty, on Monday
! TUESDAY, "Wednesday, Thurs' lay and
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Nc1U 1dUcrtisc
BUCKEYE BUCKEYE |!

Farmers listen to no statement Of agents
but examine and Try to your own satistac,
ton tho
"BUCKEYE IMPROVED DRILL.
The Drill that feeds both Wheat and Gu,
ano according to rate of speed. a tria
ofthis Drill and guaranteed before you are
required to purchase.
p. II. HARGETT & Co.,
South Market ST., Frederick, Md.
auT1G II
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DYSPEPSIA
Liver (;1z7.5=jj)l- | Amt

When from any oftho numerous inci>
ting causes the Liver begins to act ahnoI
mal)v, the bile remains in tie system,
yitinting and pcrvcrting every vial pro-
cess, and causing Bolis, C@lonnic.Ic.s'
Blotchcs, pimplcs, Coughs, Bronchitis,
Asthma CONSUMPTION, nTsen'ery, nd
ncy and Bladder diseases, and many oit'Gr
disorders, all originating directly or indi-
rcc,lv from theIiver. kciyr'a Vegetable
Life Drops induce the healthy action OF
the Liver ly providing for the removal OF
the hillary constituents by the Bowels
Kidneys and Skin.
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M a r * liz y.

On the 9th inst by Rev. H. p. West, Alex
p Beatty, publisher Of the Catocton
Clarion to Miss Sallic j. Rouzcr, both of
Mcchanicstown, Md.
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Communicated
ORIGIN OF THINGS FAMILIAR.
YANKEE DOODLE.

The origin of Yankee Doodle is by no
means so clcarns American anliquarcs de-
sire The best authenticated statement is
that the air was composed by DR.. Shack
borg in 100, when the colonial troops
united with the British regulars near Al
bany, preparatory to an attack on the
French at Niagara and that it was pro.
duccl in ,lcroon of the old fashioned equip
mcntS of the soldiers as contyastci with the
neat and orderly appointments Of the Brit
ish regulars.