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INvALlDs' HOTEL

The very large number Of invalid people who daily
ana anal at Sssry e e qes s
and e widely ceeSsratsd faculty Faculty q spec,ssss 4
Tie 81 s aScc
provide place on grand and comm0di0uS Ocalo
ASvxsTSaRs SrTa aIS sHm1H. 1nv.,,ds Hot,
Io.s s"pe It In, II sn :p
e Of ts most hcaihiS and desirable portions q
the CITY Of Buffalo. and commands hne view Or Lake
6ias sissted IN tic midst Of an e4fspvs sysssz
Of be.utifu parks The Hotel 4 furnlshed With
sPa ls d!sn. doo!s; + Ssassy easss
.nd ss VIC
AFFORD proper means Of exercise.
nC q Of s rs rs
within the province Of our several specinItlcs.
e. q a.. y olyer &c s: s
The remedial means and appliances Tor the cure Of
g sss snLe1s as:ss sp female: e s
a sn q S q
Q ne surface, general shampoong. swedisi move:
es.s Ell lie x &c Sooa nc .yss sns
rssIsve co1Essssd parts improve dge:tiol. sna
results IN I'll eases 70 which these means are sppiics.
s Nc re os = Isssns e e % @
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q z music ~ e
s s mia =. q y IL s: % s s !:
and Thus promote recovery, are not neGecte6
csol.. s vs 6.ase :nS yc.r FSse s
iions receive the attention o. IN eYe5 IN tls C.
noss = y, ss se a''a'ned "a -
LIMO DiszAGEA-Thi division q ne psaeties n
Ssnss Y insure dssny ~ "a ss
Lhsc:s snd Lung DID, .re ycfy lsrRely tssCssd
kYk AND K1k-special atientine i efvm . -
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STILL HAPPY.

@ For the past weeks a Detroit drug
xist has put up prescription of some
kind or other about four times day,
fer a certain small boy. besides filing
orders fer large variety of patent
medicines and porous plasters. The
sales were all cash, but the druggist
curiosity was at length aroused, and
he said to the lad:
s'Got sickness in the family?'
kinder" Was the reply.
ssYeur father9"
''Yes-all but me. Ma is using the
plaster for lame back and taking the
tonic for a rash that broke out on her
elbows. Pa takes the troches for
tickling in the throat and uses the
arnica on his shin. Louisa uses
that catarrh snuff and the cough med
icine. Bill wants the brandy for
sprained ankle, and the squllls are for
the baby. That's all but grandmother,
and this prescription is to relieve the
pain in her chest and make her sleep
harder"
''Rather an unfortunate family"
remarked the druggist.
"Well, kinder; but pa says it's
cheaper than going to the seash0re land
so we plaster up and swallow down,
and feelpurty happy after all.
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COMMUNISM IN EUROPE.
Dying out in France, but Increasing in Ger
many-Cause OF Its Spread There.


London Times,
We shall more easily understand the
causes and measure the forces of the
Socialistic doctrines if we turn to
France. Thirty or forty years ago
that country was profoundly disturbed
by attacks on property. \ new school
of innovators taught that changes in
the form of government would be of
slight Importance so long rs society
itself was unchar ged. The dominion
of kings and mobiles. and standing
armies, might all be destroyed. and
yet there would remain the worst of
all tyrannies-the tyranny Of capital.
For centuries, it was said, the poor
had been ground down. and society
had eoiirri Sed to.Wake the rich richer.
H4neethe hopeless Gnnperisp and the
disease, the 1gnosaTfcf ;iaG :a1 vice.
sind thS.. crime. the great towns.
The hlNring classes xere. assured
that they We're rs really: serfs as they
had been in the middle ages, although
the tie of their bondage was more
subtitle. The great work of the future
would be to liberate them. The
Socialistic promises greatly helped to
bring about the revolution of lS4S.
and to open the national workshop of
NJ. Louis Blame. But speedily the
common sense and interests Of the
French people put an end to the
S0cialistic experiments. The clearer
heads Of the nation, led by n. Theirs.
pronounced energetically against
doctrines which were destructive Of
society itself; the middle classes rose
in . mass against the revolutionary
theorists; tho peasants were de-
termined that the tenure Of their
lands should not be impaired BY the
Partisan Reds; and the result w1s !
political reaction which enabled Louis
Nlp0lsoa - nake hfmoon emqoeof.
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On July J. 1877, Onr bonded debt
according {" Secretary John Sherman
was ST. .691. SSS.500. On June |, 1873
the debt was $l.76S, 1875, $50. Here is
an increase of O,S47 $50 in eleven
months. \ correspondent of the
Chicago Times qmotes these figures
and then ask for light thus:--"Now.
will some able financer, that is now
borrowing money of the Government
on good collateral at one-twelfth of
one per cent per month, and loaning
it to the people upon the same col
lateral ut ten per cent interest. in
advance. compounded twelve times
per annum. please let us know when
this state of affairs will change. and
the monthly reports of John Sherman
will show a decrease instead of an in
terest- bearing debt :"
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The term, however, is but feeble expression
OF my high appreciation OF its value, based upon
server, have, while Witnessing its positive rc-
suits in the few special diseases incident to the
separate organism OF woman, singled it out -
medical career. on its merits, as posi-
tive, safe, and edectual remedy for this class
of diseases, and one that will, at all times and
under all circumstances, act kindly and in har-
mony with the laws which govern the female
system, am willing to stake my reputation as 9
Min Nay s.sn more 50 confident am
expectations Of single invalid lady who uses It
for any of the ailMents for which recommend it,
that !, ecs and sell i under P0SaTlvE
experienced by the time two-thirtls of tho con-
tents Of tho bottle are used, will, ON return IT
been taken accoriing to directions, and the cass
being one for which recommend it. promptly
refund the money. paid for it. Had 1 not the
offer it as do under these conditions; but hav-
ing witnessed its truly miraculous cures in thou
SAINTS OF cases, I tccl warranted and
rcpntation ana my money on IL
merits.E e.
The following are among those diseases in
which my Eavcritc Prescription has
tainty never before attained BY any medicine:
LLe a,.;9i. ga Excessive Flowing. Painful
lapsus, or falling of the Uterus, Antevcrsion and
RctrOvcrsion. Bearing Down Sensations. Inter-
nal Heat Nervous Depression, Debility. Dcs-
pondency, Threatened Miscarriage, Chronic
Congestion, Inflammation and liberation OF the
Uterus 1mpo,cncy !sarrenness, or Steriity. Fe-
male Weakness, and very many other chronic
diseases incident to woman not mentioned here
~ all affections of this nature. my Favori,e
Prescription works ures-the marvel Of
the world. This medicine do not extol az II
clrcall, but it admirably fulhlls a siMg Lee
Ness q purpose, being most perfect
specific in all chronic diseases of the sexual ~ys
TEN of woman. 1t will not disappoint, nor will
1t do harm, in any state or condition.
Those who desire further information on
these subjects can obtain it in THE PEOPLES
COMMON SENSE MKDlcAL ADVISER, II book
OF over 9OO pages, sent, postpaid, on receipt
OF : 80 1t treats minutely Of those diseases
peculiar TO Females, and gives much valuable
advice in regard to the management of those
affections
FAvORUTE PRESCRIPTION SOLD
0Y ALL DRUGGISTS.
R.V. PIERCE, N. D., Propr,
BUFFALO,. ". Y.
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eFrie OA COSTA.
The Rum Of Young Girls OF the 'Mi6uis
Ciass-The Crime Of Fashionable


Two ss~"' ~ sV0"S 0'ttS " NJS WVtOOsO
Class Crime Of Fashionable
Life.
One night long ago, this young girl,
in haunt of vice in Philadelphia,
accidentally. while at supper. put her
foot on parlor match, which set DIRE
to her clothing. Another girl. who
ran to the rescue, shared her fate;
their dresses were of thin material,
and blazed over their heads while
they fed shrieking to the street, and
there burned slowly to death. The
men, their companions, stood by and
offered no held. The significant part
of this horrible story is that both
we're young. attractive, Of good birth
and social position; both educated Zone
. graduate of Vassar college;) both
had left homes of comfort and ease.
husbands and children, voluntarily,
to take up this mode Of lite, which in
their ease. could boast Of no attractive
gliding. Tho house in which they met
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THE trouble with workingmen at
this time is not SO much that they have
to work more than eight hours per day
As that thousands of them can find no
work Mt all
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-07-18

By an immense practice, extending through
period Of years, having within tint time treated
many thousand cases Of those di scases peculiar
TO woman, I have been enabled to perfect .
the indications presented by that class OF dis
eases with positive certainty and cxactncss.
To designate this natural specific compound,
have named il
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/. | N | MEN I.
Rheumatism.

Time and money have been wasted in
futile c"deavors to obtain some cmbroca-
ton fhat would prove cure for this
rxcruciating disease; but all have failed
except kEILEH's ROMAN LISIMENT and
that has been successful in almost every
instance where it las been employed,
whether such has been of the inhammatory
or chronic type. In Lrnbago and sciatica
it affords instant relief
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Also all the
Also all the
Different Kinds Of Coal,
PURELIVERPOOL SALT

Flour and Feed Of all kinds Bacon, Lard,
and Fish in season. a full stock Of Gro,
ccries that will be sold cheap. Hardware
of all kinds, woolcnwarc and Carpenter
tools Of all kinds.
PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY, & GLASS,
GRINDSTONES, sc.
n b. win buy al kinds Of grain and
produce and anything that can be sold,
and pay the highest marke! prices IN Dash
or trade
Give me 4 call as | will not he un-
dcrsold. Thankful for past favOrs, |
still ask for share of the trade in the tl-
ture.
Yours, sc.
GEO. w. STOCKSDALE.
ianiO Mcchancstown, Nd.
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Burns and Scalds.

This Eminent has proved itself to be
one of the best remedies ever used for
Burns and Scalds. Its qnickness in ale
Waiting pain when applied, gives it great
superiority over all other preparations.
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Toothache.

THIS painful and annoying complaint
is simultaneously cured by the applica-
ton Of the Liniment.
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4 Stitch in the Back

Is caused By sudden wrenching Of the
spine, AID produces violent and acute
Gains, making it very difficult for tho
person to,move 1t should not be neg
lcct,d, az the curvature of the spine is
often brought on by neglect of this COM
mon COMPLAINT,
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NelU advertisements.
RATIFICATION NOTICE.


COhVly.
DECEMBER TERM, 1877.
Henry G. Foreman ard John l4andcrs cx
ccutors of the last Will of George W.
Foreman deceased.
NRDERED by the Judges of the Or
" phans' Court for Frederick county,
this 31st day Of December, 1871, hat the
sale of the real estate Of Geo. w. Foreman
late of Frederick county, deceased report
ed by his executors, and tilcl this lay, be
ratified ard confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary be shown on or before the 4th
day Of February 1878 provided a copy of
this order be published in some newspaper
in Frederick county for three weeks in
succession previous to said day.
The Executors report the sale OF farm
of which the said deceased died, seized and
poss, sscd, situate in Frederick county, for
The gross sum of Seven thousand seven hum
drcd and cighty-two dollars ($77o2).
True copy-Tcst
JOHN r. ROUZER,
Register of Wills.
inn 10.3 1t
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Sharp, darling pains through the fore
head and temples, alternating with periods
Of restless anxiety, and q constant DISPOSE
ton to change of thought, place and occu-
patton, great irritabiIty of stomache, pro-
voklng severe nausca-thesc are symptoms
of another type of Headache, popularity
termed sick IIcadachc' The remedy
giving instant relief is Kclcr's Vegetable
Life Drops, which will soOthc the irratrd
Stomach and assuagc all pain in the head.
PERsoNAL.-Among the many strangers
who visited our place during the holidays
was the genial and rising young banker Of
Washington Mr.. A. G. Appclman. While
in town he was the guest OF Mr.. Ed. Par
rish
Miss Belle Rouzcr, daughter of Capt.
Martin, who has been visiting in this
place for The past two weeks, will leave in
a few days for Philadelphia, where she cx-
poets to visit her uncle, Col. A. X Nc
Clurc She will no doubt, have II nice
time in the "city OF BrothcrIy Love"
Mr. Clarancc Dcrr, formerly of Lewis
town, this county, but now extensively en-.
gagged in business in Cumberland was in
town Sunday, driving q $50 nag. MIR. ID.
is said to be quite popular anon" the ladies
not only in his native place, but in Cum
bcrland too. lie looks well.
AT a meeting of the members Of Good
co,,or;t,n tc,,rn ! y q y 1,I1inu,nir
I'm y, u.'... - - '','' -, , ,''.''
'''"' III .'eo''''' '"''o"''' '""u"'S o. 'N'o'
TIC members being highly gr&tjiled with the
success of the fljr held in ,hrjr hrlau Ii,
,;,o. n,. iI,1-,,,.., o,,l o,,r.r,,.i,o ~
vac S"c'c'' W Tic "'a 80 "c'U'i'y 'Aicn"e"
to il by lady friends who lahorra for its
s,,rccss as well as those who ~rnpr3,slv
coAir!h'l'eh articles oI VHl'l', ais" believing
t'Ai We are indebted to the Mycrsvi!|c
Cornct Band for much OF the pleasures and
cnjnrmcnts of the occasions during the
early part oF the fair, as we'll as to our
friends from Emmitshurg; ana at It's close,
on motion, it WAS
Res }rtI That tie thinks of The members
o. we or icf are "'EtoE hcHiIIy lthNcfcI
I,; .nrr,,fos ,i,o,,i ,,,s Gr u,,',
ro., of The fair and hrnpij Of our nr.rrr
l''HJl,F Ina' our thanks are Ai'~ dar
a." are "''t'J GA''l'',a |" "3F It!''i'" " no
,...,',,., '''.'
ip,.l.. J sI'l,, g., a.. ll,......,,l', ,,.,,.,.,
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=; NOR IiEN I.

I NOR RENT.
A large two story stone house on Watrr
st., this place, will be for rent in the
spring. 1t is conveniently laid Of inside
with hall in the ccutre, leading 10 each
room; good cellar and splendid well Of
water near the door. There is plenty of
good fruit in the yard, stable, wood house
and other ont buildings, AIS, al excellent
garden For further particulars call ON
i'm 1857 MRS. A. NJ. POLLY.
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Frosted feet.

Tie Roman Liniment has proved effect
ual in all cases where it has been properly
used. No instance is known where il
has failed in giving immediate relief.
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80. &:SEss E1ssgssty.



Report Of sales Of Abraham Lohr, trustee
OF John LoAr and Jennie T.. Lohr, his
wife.
NrIcred this 19Ih daT Of December, 1877
" that on the Gi.l day of JanUaIy
next, the Court will proceed TO act upun
tie report of sales this day filed by Abra
ham Lohr, trustee in the above case UNI
less cause to the contrary he shown be-
tore said day; proyilcla copy of this order
be inserted in some newspaper published
in Frederick county for three successive
weeks prior ~ said day,
fhc report states the amount Of sales Of
real estate at %2lGJ.
THOMAS GDH>UClI.
Cior,; Of The Circuit Court for Frederick Go
True Copy-'fpst,
THOMAS GORSUCU, clerk
d"p2f-3t
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No use talking, a balky horse is an in
fcrior animal for slcighrillny. 10, Nor
gan.
THE g,andcst thing Of the age that we
have ever used in our family is DR.. Schlcy's
Family Cough Syrup. Safe, sure and speedy
relief for all coughs, colds and kindred al
cctions. Only 25 cents for large bottles.
it never fails.
The first snow Of the season fell in this
place on Wednesday night, but was not
destined to remain long. On Thursday
night, however, a regular old time snow
fell to the depth Of about six inches and
continued falling all day Friday, since
which time the owners of slcighs and fast
horses have been enjoying themselves. -
Winter has certainly come at last.
TIE matrimonial ball is again on the
roll in our town. An transformations wed
ding occurred on Wednesday last, vt the
residence of our townsman, Mr.. GOtlicD
Sigmrnd and wc understand that another
knot is to bo tied to-day, Thursday, at
the same place. Both parties have cur
hearty good wishes for long and happy
married life
Az ON C,r,zrx C,~r-Cn THINE.
lov l,e+ tlo Al inc, Mr. Samuel Parton
an aged and much respected citizen of this
end Of the county, died rather suddenly at
,hn rou;,i,nco or Liac co, Nv ro,rv n,r
wiz '''"' N'"'''I'''' vi '''''' '"''i''C"''"
disease. Axe was A@ri about ~ years AND
/ WAS the fnlhcr of 0ur toWnsman, Mr.. Isaac
r,,,,, rrh, r,r,r,1 ,,,,,. ,,,o,, n, ,,,;
i'''"
gay ''>' "''" was '''1 "'7''I ""tiio'"
! no,Nll hNtaHuinG the increment Wr1ILCr--
Rev. Wire preached the fuacra! sclmon in
i'!c l.. .. c'Nfch.
READ ZEE,-A i persons gctl;ng
their safe NlIis prin;~d at ih!, office 'vill re
/ '',l' |'"'iT ''', .'''%''' MANNER OF """"
.ur.,,lc iIrrpt9t,rr tLn s,Ir ,ire n,inIrl
at this olticc have been greatly admired
and no pains vii. &c spared this season TO
'n'", S,'',n r4'l"'| ~ l"n4sohle, I",'ae" =
s.,,,-,,>,,,, r,,,,r. g,,,o Fn,1o,;o, L,,.a,,
iacr, tie chief Ncnuhlicao orrsn ot tlc
county entered uuyo its 18th volume Ia.
wor,, mad ,nnurh oIl in vc,r. il l,. i,..,
noocn; its y,rth,lI v;ror ,i,, po,rrn,;sr. n1
,,ol,, q. ,n,l,a and s,r- ,,,t}v asayrr Tive
, N>.uilcr i, c.rtajo)y nm cxcclycn, conn,v
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aSCCilalli price. II.
"Darling, kiss my cyclids down." is the
latest moonshne song; and he kisses them
down, and up, and crosswisc, and all
around, and then settles on her mouth rs a
steady thing.
Considerable excitement was created in
Creagerstown on Sunday last by horse,
attached 10 a sleigh, running otrand jump
ing into another, which was hitchcd in
front of the church completely cmolishing
it.
Rev. j. y. Freed, pastor of the L. b.
Church, was favored with q donation
amounting to about $lS, from the mem
bcrs of Sabillasvlle class, on Saturday Dec.
Goth, which consisted of flour, corn, meat
Oats SC.
THAT wife of mine says, since the intro
luction Of DR.. Schlcy's Family Cough Syrr
up all coughs and colds disappear, and on,
nights are undislurhcd Icy hacking coughs
Sure cure, only % cents. Try it and be
convinced.
inc county commissioners l''c"' IN 'hc'r
room in the Court House, Frederick, on
Monday last, and will be in session for
three weeks. All persons having business
'''',''' ''''' ''''' '"o'' 'i'''''0 III an
'''''' '''''''''
Tie United Brethren Of Mccha1icStown
l,l Il, 4
Circuit VIII h"'j 'hc'r fourth quarterly
conference ut |'ao'l!AS'!'',oh saturday jan
no,',;a,;,n r,nc,ro,,oo VIM an,rano 81
.,a,,,,. u n o,l ,,,o ,,,o,,;,,., veil, o,r,.,.
,onuor ,no Sabbath
"A u"S1, Wv '.'V - -, "'' ''''''''''''''
'''" ''''' '''''''' '"'''''7',', '.'','''''
was "l'''' '.'' W.
broken IT fine wrist and Mr.. Ianuor,I
rcccivinr yay;ous !rnf,rs
o,. o;,;,,o, ,,,or, ro,,.,o1 with 9 .,iu,l
Ir'.,,n,,, ..,,.,. 49,, v,,,a..l,,,,. ,i7,l.,
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h,,.. .,.. VA ,,,.,.,.,, :, ,r.,
s' NV
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7'''>' N'''>.> >'0@'''~' MS 49,. ''''''N''
TuAEys.--Our ,bants oro lJc ,o the ,a-
H., ,n,,,oo,s ofr,o 1.,o n,.,,,...,.,,or -,
.,I,o Io,.;..o,v,, ,,r..,u,, e., ,,',,,;,,. ~
delicious cake 70; hi, Kind Remembrance
of the printer all hands ,.oT their hats and
wish ,lcn = l,rr l;n. of t,,,r;rn.. o,a
,,,o,n.r;,,
ne co'"' Oh S'Il ; mar - ''E"E''o" ~
~. '1N, ~ w. '",;',' ~ 'S>,' ',,> - w..
'"'',' ~ i',,'''''' w. 7'' %" CO.,
o""'''' W '''> o''' '''''' y '''''
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"' ''''' w ~"
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The Judges OF TIE Circuit Cour, haze
rrappoin,cl ,IaMcs ". Prarrc, VIM Il Ba-
Ncr, Harry Boyle, Joseph Brown, and las.
y, Tr"Xll, School Commissioners for thc
ensuing two years. The Judges have Ger
lainIy acted wisely as or school affairs
nave never "e''' III 'c''e' '''"''S'
IT is bad enough to have a leg or arm
broken, but when it comes to having YOU.
nasal organ fracture /, and tA4l too by a
mnn's fist it must be very humil;Ating A
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Lumber! Lumber :!
CARR9l~. stroet.
AtI9 THE WARE house

have on haad as fnoa selection q
Lrm,her rs ever offered in this town, con-
~istu% Of
YELLOW PINE, SPRUCE
and liEMLOCK JOlST
and SCANTLING
of all lengths and .izes 4-i, 81, CO,
81 Waite Pins Boards and Plank, Vel
low and White Pine Flooring, dressed and
undressed Notwithstanding White Pine
Shingles, No. /, ?, aid 3. Poplar PLnks
II, 81, Cd, and Sd Pine and Hcul-
lock Pickcts. Single and Plasteriug
Laths. A prime lot of
CHESTNUT RAILS and
LOCUST POSTS.
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liberated Sores.

The healing and purifying qualities q
KlILER's LlNIMENT render it the best
article for the speedy and safe cure G,
liberated sores.
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TOWN AND COUNTY.
WHAT HAPPENS AROUND US.
SALE REGlsrER.-Bills for the following

SALE REGlsrER-Bills for the following
sales have been printed at this office.
On Saturday, Jan. 12th, John r.. Boiler
will sell his farm containing 34t acres, UNI
der good fencing sc. Also good house
erected thereon. Sale at 2 o'clock on the
premises.
On Saturday, Jan. 18th, at / o'clock,
N. f. Seton, Admr. w. A., of John Cra'
yer, will sell valuable property situated in
this place, also mountain lot, containing
ten acres.
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Neuralgia.

This cxcruciatinglv painful disease is
instantly relieved and rapidly cured by
the continued application Of this Lini-
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Sore Throat and Clumsy.

The causes which usually induce Sore
Throat are those which give sudden
check TO Precipitation, and thus obstruct
Natures regular work, quickly producing,
IN consequence, an indammatory condi-
ton which, involving the tonsils, and
rapidly spreading over the whole mucous
mcubrune OF the iauces will cause Quinsy.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-01-10
jan 10.3t
TAR. Ii. G. RADCLIFT, <<A>
DENTIST,

Has located at Mcchanicsown, Nd, and
vii be found at the residence Of Miss Mary
Long, Church st, near railroad, He will
visit LeWislown on the first Tuesday of
cnch month, al Q 7 Zmmcrman's; Crcag-
crstown, OH second Tuesday of each month
II Arises Hotel; iabillasvilic, on thr,
Tuesday Of each monthat Stems Hotel. M
operations pertaining to the profession per
formed in 4 satisfactory manner and ut low
prices. WIN always be found i'll Oflce at
&icchanicston on Saturdays, Persons
waited on ut their residence if desired
without regard to distance. ianl0-tf
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-06-13

rus county than anything that
could be established here. II will
bring an additional population Of
at least n hundred persons, it will
use 100 bales of cotton . wear. il
VII bring thousands Of dollars TO
Concord every year, and 1t will
make a market for poultry, eggs.
corn, wheat, bacon. &c, such a. no
other cIterprize that can be put in
operation IN this county a do.
This scheme is going to be sub
mltted to the citizens Of Cabarrus
especially the members of the
grange-in q short time. Mr.. H..
McAamar, Of Mount Pleasant. i
the soliciting agent he viii soon
call on the people, give him a hear
y welcome and bid him God speed
IN this neutrality-suspicious. to be
Of 20 much benefit TO old Cabarrus
by subscribing literally; the
money Will not be required (only
about 20 per cent, Of IT'D before the
lSt Of next January.-Conccrd
ReqiNfcr.