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DR. OberhOltzer's Liniment,
CAMPHOR MILK.

Is now highly recommended aud extensively
used for Rhoumftsm, Frosted Fret. Aches
Pains. SOres, Sungs, Swedngs, Spraius, sc.
II Is OF the greatest value IN cuIlng Cuts Gals
50 aims and swelings IN horses
IL acts quickly and surely. IL al once sonthes
ani relieves the suf JOINTS, the Lime Nh. Giles
The Aching Nerves. The money WI be
paid back TO any one not sati fied with its Of
fects. Prlce - cents, bottles for a.. Pre-
pared hy levi ObeI hpltEer. NJ. ID.
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TE1IS AND THAT.

"A strapping fellow the Dirbar.
When mule weeps does it shed
muleteers.
No one ever found fault with a mus
cbox for putting on airs.
How to produce telling effect
4 Communicate a secret to a woman.
"A retired Boston fireman calls him
self an ex.squiit.
He who would rise in the world,
| says Josh Billings, must pay for the
yeast.
We are bulldoling old England
with the beef of young Texas.
When young lady wants to APP
pear in blaze of glory she INDUCES in
little torchon lace.
There is one melancholy fact about
/ calendar: there's no time When its
/ days are not numbered.
IT you can't keep your resolutions,
/ don't break 'em, but give 'em To some
poor fellow who hasn't any.
- MY dear, do you wish to make
fool OF me?" "No," Replied his wife,
mature has saved me the trouble"
bredreh, sald darkey IN
/ prayer meeting Il ite!s u could
TAX more good IN nVe minutes dan L
cou'u uo III year
"A clock keeps his hat Dis before its
race, probably because It Is a'hamed OF
the cowardly manner In which tho
Time hies'
We saw young man with two
heads on MS shoulders ths other day,
out dluh consider II much o! curlos
Ny-cne oeIonged 10 his girl
A dry goods clerk ut ShaIbvvIue
Ill.,. has Swallowed A % CARTRIDGE waIks
ON tiptoe. and is not in demand AZ the
halls as a mariner.
-Distipguished divine m recent con-
vert: ave propose to 6aptiss Van NV
the turkish hath mathod In is reaIIy
the only means Ia sorub vour wears NJ
sin ont of Won.
-. =.
a,aa,,a, no',,e u, ~ea'e,n "e~spaPri VI
s.Tha 1 VSat oontaSD Ga ,oa'o" e"a' 10 '",4 vs.
chambermaid; She was insured for an
coo and loaded with IRON.
.,,o,,,
oan,i.'naan Of o'In,''d VDua go -, '"i,'leu
Eoi'a'"a" - q eo'"'su P',.1l No.
"n, rin,,ia, ~ ,'iI P,",'i' ,,', ""S a." US
~, 80, a. y, uo 80 W "ao
oN' '''0 ~ u "'' 'S'"'''S''uu"n'
An lrlsh gentleman haylhg puF'
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A ndersonville Prison Sketches.

OY one who was there new s MIA st rY was
commenced Nov. Ah. AnOtler one wall com
meuce m January.
TERMS-Sin"ie copy, per Y ar S2 O.; five
copies,sl,7 each ten or more copies .Gj each
aud an extra copy with over. club Oi ten.
specimen copies sent tree. send for one ID
dress TOLEDO BLADE. InleuO, Ohio.
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eyes, madam; my sisters have all
married wealthy, and |, being the only
boy, live with my parents and study
great deal with no interruption. May
go In the reception room and listen tn
Miss Gertip?"
"With her consent" laughlngly she
replied.
Not much more music, but plenty OF
mrth followed his entrpe.
Both parents watched with pleasure
the growing intimacy between the two,
| for Mr., drew bad fonud in Guy Walton
a noble, true gentleman, and the three
weeks of leisure had drawn out to four
until the next Jay, Guy was to leave.
! Mrs. Drew had missed GeTtie, and,
thinking her taking a ramhie, was AS
tOnlshed ut Mr.. Walton calling for her
/ from the grassy plot near the window.
After searching for her, she found her
in her room alone, lying upon her cool,
white bed in the shadow of closed
binds, sobbing in her sleep as a tired
child, clenching in her tightly COM
pressed hand the fragment of letter:
81 suppose you are willing to let Miss
Clyde with her millions drift out of your
hand for "a"
What That blared and torn corner
had worried Gertie sick, aroused her
from her dream, and made her q firm,
determined woman. A cool band brush
ing back her hair, and a soft kiss, awUke
the tired creature.
Daughter, Mr.. Walton wishes to see
you"
II cannot 20, and listen again to
those soft. caressng tones. Oh, mamma,
read. Yes, l will gain my point-will
be the first to tell him do not love
him."
"COme on, Gertie; The whole after.
noon have listened at each noise, be>
iieving it heralded your approach. You
SO pale, little darling! Gertie, you
know how much love you. Will you
Oe my wife?'' his voice tender and
tlemulous with earnt s.neSs. Cannot,
Gertie. Why, darling, so distant?
"Here, here, Mr.. Waltonl Go back
to the city, we will ever be true
friends"
"You refuse me upon such slight
proof, and my proud one will not even
give me glimpse OF her heart. / wrote
my friend of you. lie VAS chidDg me
for SO soon falling in love with stran-
ger. Gertie, the writer is your Cousin
Ed; and would h1 do yOn an in
justice?"
"Oh, Guy?"
eyes, Gel tie; IS that sufficient2"
quietly drawing her head down upon
his shoulder, kissing the arched rosebud
mouth, and brushing gently away the
tears which were falling fast upon her
lap.
"Gertie, have home and sufficient
for us two; and from the mom, mt
watched at the gaze your affection for
the little bantams-and in my mind
knew how you could love ii aroused
determined upon gaining you us my
wife. Gertie, are you satisfien?.'
"Yes, yes, Guy Oh, where is my
lirmness? That is the way came down
to tell you did not love. How dilfeI-
emily have"
Stop, ,Gertie; won't hear anything
more. Let us go to your parents aud
see If any early day can be prncurrd
for making you safe, niue own love-"
Early in the fall there is a shy little
matron, Mrs. Walton, pnsconced in
palatial residence in the city of her
birth, and a picture far happier in lhe
gilded framing, that of the country
girl in natures frame.
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Vick's Floral Guide.

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80 letlmen numbers sent Tor 4 cents.
Nick's seeds aie the best Ia tie world Send
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List anu Fnoea aud pleulY OF Information.
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Jan j. RCChcei'r r. Ny.
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For Sale at Half Price.

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thousand volumes OF choice books, comp ising
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Railroad Guide.
pHILA. q READING RAILROAD.
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.


NOVEMBER 10TH 1873.
Trains leave ALLENTOWN as fullovs:-
WA PKRKlOMRS BRANcHl
For Philadelphia, ut 4;2j, 6.5U. ll.i0. am. and
55i y. IN.
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at 4.25 n. m.,3.a5 y. IN.
IVA EAsr PENNA. DRANCHl
For re ldng, 25O. $50, 0CS M, 1918, TO- 4.30
ard o or pm
For Harrisburg. 2.oj So Dos n. m, i2l5, 40
FOR Lancaster and Columbia, 5 50, 9.oj am. and
i30p. m
tDoes not run on Mondays
SUNDAYS.
For Reading. 30 q. m and 0 05 pm.
For Htrrshurg, 2.S n. M and . O5 q. m.
Trains FOR ALLIE NTOWN leaves as follows:
IVA PRRKIoMEN DRASCHl
Leave Philadelphia, 40 u. M, LOO, Hl.3O dnc $50
D. IN.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadeiphir. so II. m ard Is q. m.
VIA EAST JENNA BRANCH
Leave Hesuing ~ i.4j 1915 a IN, 4.O',O.l5 end
lh.4i nm
Leave Harrisburg, $50 sloa. M, and 200. 4.co
Leave Lancaster SO a. M, Ass and as p. m.
Leay" Columbia 81 n. IN 40 and SS5 p. N.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Reading. go a. IN.
Leave Harrisburg, 81 am.
Trnins,mal keU thus y run to and from depot
9th and Green streets, Philadelphia other
trains to q 4 from Broad street depot.
town. and the 7.45 n. m and 30 y. m. trnlns
from Phlladg pima, have through cars to anu
]. Is. wooTIEN
General Manager.
@. HANCOCK. GEM Ticket dgent.
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Balance outstanding sIs7ls %
We, the undersigned, Auditors Of the
County of Carbon, do hereby certify, that the
foregoing is a correct statement of the
amounts received and disbursed by T. D
CLAUS, Esq, Treasurer Of said County, of the
Sheriff and Commissioners account, so far
as the same have come to our knowledge, ,lol
the year 1878.
Witness our hands this 25th day of jan
uary A. d. 1879.
SAMUEL MOTHER,
II. A. BELTZ,
d. b. ALBRIGHT.
Auditors.
Attest, II. E. SWARTZ, Clerk. lO-4
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Early in the fall there is a shy little
matron, Mrs. Walton, pnsconced in II
palatial residence in the city of her
birth, and picture far happier in he
gilded framing, that of the country
girl in natures frame.
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The Ph9nIN PeCtOraI.

nns proved itself 20 Oe peculiarly adapted 70 old
persons, cOnsump i've ana children. A. brpnFs
cold. lt stops a couch II aids eIpectoratiOn.
II gives instant rehef 1t gives Strength. It
brings ret. II has mnde more cures thnn anv
Oiher me'itcine, Thousands OF the citizens Of
Eastern Pennsylvania have used II Tor wears
p"st and testify % the relief given aud cures a.
fected. Price % cents "a Oitles for 8, Pre-.
pared hy Levi OberhOltzer M, D., ana for sale
by A. J DOkiING, Lel,ghton. Nov 23Om.
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Brackets Made to Order.

The Machinery is an new and OF the best and
most improved kinds. / employ none but tho
best Morkmen, use well seasoned and good ma
teTial, and ther efOre able 10 guh antee entire
satisfaction 10 all who may favor me with a call.
orders DY mail promptly attended 10. NV
charges are moderate; terms cash, or Interest
charged after thirty DAYS.
GIVE ME A GAIL.
~ Those engaged in Building viii hnh itt
their advantage 20 have siding, Floor HOards
Doors, sashes. shut crs, SO, Sc made at thi
FBrt0rv.
MAY io,1 JOHN BALLET.
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Saturday, March St1,, 1879,
uOI1SE AMI LOW

situated on South Water street, Mcchan
icstown, Md, fronting on said street G3
feet and running back to the land of Henry
Rouzer and lots VI the heirs of John Ii
Polly, on the north and east by lot of Yves
ley Delaplanc The house is two story
eatherboardcd one containing five raom-
and kitchen, with spring house. stable
and carriage house attached. The lot has
a variety of choice fruit On it. There l.
also well Of good water near the hous"
TERMs-Onc half cash on day of sale,
the balance in 10 months, bearing interest
from day Of sale with security satis'aclor,
to the mortgages, Upon the raymcnl o.
the whole purchase money good and sui
fcient deed will he givcn. Purchaser It"
be at the exp nsc Of convcynncing,
GEORGE Z. ON ELMAN,
JOHN NJ OVELMAN,
fchl3ls Mortgages
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CHAMPIONS AM BOSSES.

The champion female pedestrians
are still on the tramp. But the orig.
inal walkists have lately been consld-
ersbly eclipssd by rivals. It is a
profitable busin ass while it lasts and
aow cha r.i'ions are daily coming in
20 the ring. The latest walkists are
doing three thousand miles in three
thousand quarter hours which is
doubling on tho original champions.
In the further development Of the
long .winded science of walking the
three may be increased to five thou.
sand in that many quarters.
The gaping crowds in the cities
must have amusements. Consequent
ly champions in other lines Of choice
attractions are rushing in each striv-
ing to perform some feat of unnatural
monstrosity. There is the champion
hard boiled egg eater, who ehallen-
gee any other animal to compate with
him in eating one hundred hard
boiled eggs in ore hundred hours
Then the great American pie eater,
who offers to eat one hundred apple
. pies. Then the champion pickle-eater
with similar challenge. The cham
pion gorger Of sauer-kraut will no
doubt soon be on hand. The papers
are full of the exploits Of champions
Next to the champions are the bosses.
They are not 80 attractive. They
have not many rivals or imitators-
The boss Postmaster is a Kentucky
MAJ. He late y sent to the depart
ment tie whole proceeds Of his office,
ninety. one cents, net even deductlng
his own rightfui fees. The boss debt
payer is a Mr.. Crawford, Of Rochos
ter, N. Y, who last week went to a
firm in Pittsburg and paid them a
deot Of $500 which he contracted in
1854, and has been working ever
since as a day laborer to make enough
to pay it back. The boss embezzler,
But the bosses in this line are too
nun erous to mention.
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WAR AND FAM me.

The British army has been win.
ming such easy victories in AtishanlS
tan that the fight had ceased to be
exciting in the eyes of the world
But another part Of the great British
army has been engaged for some time
past, keeping in order the wild ma.
tives Of South Africa, in what is
known as the Zulu country. The
British did not expect much trouble
in dealing with these uncivllized ne.
eroes. But last week came astound-
ing news of defeat The Zulas are
fierce and fight like demons. They
watched their chance. On the 2lst of
January they fell on the British
camp with an overwhelming force
and made fearful havoc. The British
loss was not less than six hundred Of
fcers and men killed. On the Zulu
side some FIVE thousand were killed
and wounded. The news of course
made a great sensation in Eng land
and force will be sent which will
effectively crush out the rebellous
Zulus and open the way to English
civilization.
Reports have been received the last
week Of the horrors Of famine and les,
thence in Brazil. In the section
known as the Ssrtao drought has
brought on famine, and famine has
produced disease, until it is estimated
that during 1878 full half a mill
ion Of people have been carried off by
starvation and the plague. Truly
v.e nAlt Vi the world does not know
what is happening to the other half
The black death or plague panic
prevails to an alarming extent in
Russia, The other governments ar
taking effectual means to prevent it
spread. Even Italy is becoming
alarmed and is devising quarantin
regulations against Russia.
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Hope, the alleged Manhattan Bank

Hope, the alleged Manhattan Bank
robber, was committed to the tombs
Saturday in default Of $25 900 bail.
Intense excitement prevails in San
Francisco lest the President might
veto the Chinese bill. Should he do
SO it will seriously injure the chances
Of the Republican party in California.
Hon. NJ. S. Creamer, who served
in the Ohio Legislature, from Lafay-
cite county, several years, and Hon.
Aaron johnson, member Of the Legis-
lature from Perry county, died on
Saturday.
DR.. George II. Gray, of Denison,
Texas, who distinguished himse If by
professional services rendered at
Holly Springs, during the late cpl
demic, committed Buici lie Saturday
night by shooting himself through
the head. No reason for the act as
signed.
In Chicago the bricklayers have
passed resolutions demanding two
dollars day. Their terms were &C.
coded to by all the contractors except
Howard and Foy, who have hired
non.unionist at one dollar and seven
ty five cents per lem.
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A copy of Powell's Farmers Memoran-
dun and Book of Crop Formulas sent to
any address free. Prepared only by
WIN. H. BROWN & BRO,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore, Md,
Who refer to the following well know n
gentlemen who are using Powells Pre-
pared Chemicals. viz:-1ohn ID Martin
VIM J Martin, Graccham; John R"nzer,
John Flohr, Henry Gall, Jos Willhldc, \
f Roddy, Cornelius Black, J c Fry, John
Fisher, Mcchanicstown; Chas Eylcr, llar,
vey Winter. Christian Lance, Eyler's Val
lev; Howard Renlshurg, Lewisiown
Oscar Sparkle, John Flohr, Sr, Pa; Kew
John l. Willhide, ID p Creek.
Lg- All information furnished by
A.E. REMSBURG, Agent,
ian9.1y Mcchanicstown, Md
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.

In the Orphans Court for Frederick
County,
DECEMBER Term, 1878.
Jesse II. Nussear, Executor Of Charles
Werlich, deceased.
ORDERED by the Judges Of the Or
" phan's Court OF Frederick County,
this 2lst day of January, A d, 1879, that the
sale of the real estate of Charles Werlich,
late of Frederick county, deceased, report
ed by his Executor and filed this day be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary be shown on or before the cath
day of February 1879, provided n copy of
this order be published in some newspaper
printed and published in Frederick county
for three successive weeks previous to SAID
day.
The Exccut n report the sale OF a farm,
situate in Frederick county, Md, for the
gross sum of eight thousand dollars ($S00O)
WIN j. BLACK,
JOHN IIIGHTMAN,
TIIOS. NJ. HOLBRUNER,
Judges.
True copy-Test:
JOHN II. ROUZER,
jan30 St Register of Wills.
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GEOGRAPHICALLY COMBINED, so
- any Farmer can make at home hls
own Fertilizer, at less than one third the
price OF manipulated compounds called
Phosphatcs, Sup-Phosphales, &c.
For Corn Wheat, Tobacco, Cotton and
Vegetables The Chemicals tor each arti.
Gle sold in combination as represented IN
the plant they are recommended for
Price for Quantity Sufficient to make To"
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
IN scriber has obtained from the Or
phans' Court of Frederick County, letters
'Testamentary upon the estate Of
JACOB LONG,
late Of Frederick county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said deceas.
ed, are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof legally anthem
tica;cd to the subscriber, on or before the
eth of July next; they may other
wise, by law, be excluded from all benefit
of said estate. Those indebted are request
ed to make immediate payment
JOHN r. LONG,
jan20.4t Administrator.
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LAST " EEK.

Mr.. Blaine made a speech in the
Senate last week against Chinese i'm.
migration and citizenship. The bill
terminating the Chinese treaty passed
the Senate Saturday.--Ths founda-
ton of the town Of Shenandoah, Pa,
IN the coal regions commenced giving
way last week.-The courts were
busy last week convicting election
officers in Baltimore.--Hsrbet Bell
shot and killed Samuel Cooper, in
Cumberland, Monday last. Both we're
colored BARRIERS.
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A misplaced switch in the yard

A misplaced switch in the yard Of
The indianapolis, Cincinnati and La.
fayette railroad company yesterday
threw IN incoming locomotive into a
tank car loaded with petroleum. The
tank burst and tie oil took fire ind
spead among the cars on the track
burning 20 freight cars, The loss oil
the railroad company is estimated al
$1,000.
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40 y & y VI T. II ! G y
CORN AND COB MILL.

To FARMERS AND SroCK FEEDERS:
We take pleasure in informing You, thai
the Young America Corn and Cob Nil
has taken the following premiums this fa
and has III with universal admiration
wherever exhibited.
At Rockville, Montgomery county, Md
Sept 70, 1873
At Eas,on, Talho, county, Md Sept. -
1873
A, Lcesburg, Loudon county, Va, Sept
10, 1873.
A, Dover, Delaware State Fair, Sept 2G
1873
At Alexandria, Alexandra county, '.
Oct, 2, 1873.
AT Staun,on, Augusta county, Va, DC,
3, 1873.
At Frederick, Frederick cou ty, Md
Oct, 8, 1873.
At Raleigh, n, c, SAtc Fair, Oct, IS
1873.
AT Culpeper, Culpeper county, Va, Oct
IS, 1873.
At Lynchburg, Campbell county, Va
Oct. 25, 1873.
A, Lexington, Rochbridgc county, Va
Oct, 25, 1873.
|. has come in competition with nearly
all the Mills made, and the above Roll OF
Honor is, We think, conclusive. that the
public are satisfied, that 1.-The Young
America stands without an equal. We
are satisfied that it will pay every farmer
to have one for sale by
STEWART & PRICE
dec II 81 Frederick, Md.
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Ex6ffn @arion.
THURSDAY, FEB. 20, 1879.

NorIcE.-The books and accounts OF
this office have been placed in the: hands of
Van u. Osler. as Agent for the owner All
,nonics due for subscription, advertising
and job work must be paid to him and all
claims f"l office expenses will be settled by
him, His receipt for monies paid will be
duly acknowledged.
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Estray Notice.

U1hree stray sheep came to the s""s. ',
her living near Snbl'as''i'e' s"'l'
time in October. The owner Is 10 conn
forward prove property, pay charges ant
take them away.
January ~, 1879, ., ,,,v.,,
,an 80 HANI Ill WY En-
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MORTGAGES SALE
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY

by virtue Of a power of sale in mort
ID gage from John A. Kuhn to George
II. Ovclman and John NJ. Ovelman, dated
the Esd day of February 1875, and dull re-
corded in Liber T. G. No. 3, Folio 1O3,
one of the land records Of Frederick coun
ty, the undersigned mortgages of John A
Kuhn, will sell ut public sale, on the p. cm
iscs in MechaniCstown, Nd,