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her Of this class of certificates but for Oh
vious reasons they would not, of course al
low lrcr names to be Published.
For Sale by DR. M. r Lca,herman, Me
rhanjcslown, James Elder, Emmttsburg
Schcy e. Bro. and Carrot e Co., drug
sis,s, Frederick, Md All orders ADDRESSED
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But why delay longer? Considering the
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Sl,i,llNl)
A NOa'NT.AlN LOT.
CONTAINING SO! ACRES
T Ii | L D..

more or less, adjoining lots OF John \.
Rodlv. James Grouse, Simon L. Roddv
and others and fully described in a decd
from John Eiccnbrodc to j. Ross With.
crow, dated May 10, 1863 and recorded in
Libcr b. G. +, No. 3, Folio 1921, one OF the
Land Records Of Frederick County.
FOURTii-a Lot containing {, acrce
and 7 pcrches, more or less; about of an
acre of this is cleared and has a small log
house erected upon it; the residue is wei
covered with Young timber and alon$
lots o: John A Fc,ldicorh, John A ltoddy
and Others. FlFTII-a cleared I.o,
containing about ~ acres more or less, al
Joining lands of Abraham Roddy, Mich
olnS I.Ohr and others
SIXTH the property lately occupied
by Prof. Black and now occupied 10y A. j
Crrtin containing
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A MOUNTAIN LOT
CONTAItING
TEN AND ONE HALF ACRES,

more or lcss, adjoining, lots OF The
late Geo. Eck,nrodr, Geo. w. Rowe
and others, called "IIuchlc Spring Lot
This lot is well covered with chestnut
rock oak and some hickory timber.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-09-21
COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE.

1t is improved with a good house, stable,
wood shed, some fruit trees and has a well
and spring pom the premises.
TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by the
Orphans Court
Onethird of the purchase money to be
paid cash on the day of sale, or the ra'iti-
cation thereof lv the Court, the balance
in two c1rat annual payments from the
day Of sale the purchaser or purchasers CIV
ing his, her or their notes bearing interest
from the day Of sale, with good and sni'l,
cicnt security to be approvcdy b the said
Executors ior the deferred payments.
John \, redjicord rvccn.o,s
Joseph {. koaens''cl !, ''>'
! Sept tt J. l. NaIII Aoc'
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DIR OHglI0 Il ProuTZ Tonic ELIxIR
AND Pulls.

AND Pulls.
The reliable preparation so highly rec
commended by it's merits. This medicine
is known by its curatlvc powers from the
East to the West, from the North to the
South Owing 10 thc parity OF the medi.
cine and the satisfaction it has given, the
demand is largely increasing. 1t is the
great clcnnscr AND pnsItics the system; reg
ulatcs the liver hearts, lungs and kidneys ;
cures dyspepsia; rs Invaluable rs tonic;
will impart StrNgth to the system, restores
lost appetite and is also certain to remove
All Instructions to the regular course OF Ma.
,ure in females. 1t will also strengthen the
weakest cord, restore down bearing and is
a sure remedy for Whites, pain in the back
side o., under llsss shoulder blades, heavi
ness on breast, or belChing of wind.
DIR. Provry's CERTIFICATES.
DIR. PtoutZ Dear SIR; Having been al
fictcd tor long time with dyspepsia and
n general prostration of my nervous SNs.
tenn and having used Il great many mcd'
cincs without experiencing any rcict,
was induced by your agent at this place t'
try n bottle OF your Tonic Elixir and found
great relief before had used half Il bottle
aud now fruiy believe it will effect a per
iancnt cure.
a married lady who is not willing Il
have her name published states: "Tongn,
cannot tell what ! suffered from a dchlli
tatng whites and down bearing of The
womb tried all sorts of remedies an'
phvsicans and still did not get cured, Thu
best physicians only gave me temporary re
lief continued in this way until | wa
compelled to keep my bed more than bal
the time was recommended TO try you
J'ixir which did am now fully restor
I'd 10 health 10 the great Joy o' myself ah'
husband We could procure quite nHnl
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ROAD NOTICE,

WHEREAS. James NuI' an others, ci,i
zcns Of Frederick County, after having Civ
en- thirty days notice of their intention t.
do so, as required by law, have pe'iionca
the County Commissioners of Frederick
County to locate and open apnblc
road, or roads, commencing for the
same at Hunting Creek, at or near the
residence Of Upton Guisbort and run
ming through tie land Of said Guls
bert, to intersect the private road at
or near Friendship School House, now
running through the land of Mrs. f.
| G. Hill, thence to follow bed of said
private road running through the
land Of Mrs.. +. G. Hill to point at
or near a gate (Farln) leading thro'
the farm Of George Graham, thence a
straight line through the land Of Mrs.
Z. G. Hill and MISS Shook 20 the line
fence of Cornelius Derr and Ephraim
MYERS, thence through the land Of
said Myers, to interseCt county road
leading to Creagerstown. Said James
| Null and others have likewise peti
toned the County Commissioners Of
Frederick County to open and locate
Public Road, beginning at the Coun-
| ty Road leading to Creagerstown at
the line fence OF Cornelius Derr and
Erhram Myers, running through the
land of said Myers on said line, thence
through the land Of Frederick Hankey
to irtersect County Road leading
from Monocacv Bridge to Hunting
/ Creek. Said Road or Roads to be not
less than thirty (30) ieet wide, in com
pliance with the Act of the General
Assembly Of Maryland in such cases
made and provided,
Notice is hereby given to all PER
sons and parties concerned, and to the
public that we, the undersigned ex-
aminers will meet at the place of be,
ginning on SATURDAY, the Dist day Of
October, 1882, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
aud will proceed to examine and de
termine whether or not The public con.
, venence requires that thu said RoaG
or Roads should be located and open
ed, snd II M on examination we shout,
be of opinion, and so determine in oul
Judgment that the public convenience
, REQUIRES that SAID Road or Roads
should be located and opened, we vii
proceed to locate and open the SANE
agreeable to said commission and tn.
. Code of Public General Laws, in sucl
case made and provided, and will con
, tnue in the execution of SAID com
mission from day to day if necessar,
: until the same shall have been full,
completed.
Jacob Martin, Examiner
George W ogIe,
Sept. nv
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General News.
IsrHcticnI Poetry.

of every nan Maternal caro- were
written on bis brow, says Che bard,
chow many would our pity share,
whom we think happy now 7? How
we'll this applies 10 the dyspeptlc
none but he can ever know. Doomed
to a life filled with gloomy forehod,ng,
he is almost secluded from the varied
pleasures of the world. Palnridden,
,anrnil and inactive he seeks aid and
receives none. 1t was for ust such
cases AS this that Swayne's Pills were
made. They will also, however, cure
sick headache, liver and kidaey COM
Dlaint, b,lliousaess, and a score Of
kindred evils.
The wheat yield of the United
States this year is said to be enough
to supply twelve bushels to every
man, woman and child IN the coun-
try.
.s"By asking too mach we may
lose the little that we had before.
aIidney-wor asks nothing but fair
trial. This gives, it fears no loss of
faith in its virtues. 4 lady writes
from Oregon; For thirty years have
been afflicted with kidney complaints.
Two packages of kidney-Wort have
done me more good than all the medi-
cine and doctors I have had before.
| believe it is sure cure.
Judge Jerry Black, who prophesi-
ed the nomination Of Garfield IN
1880, two months before it took place,
says that Hancock will be the Demo-
cratic and Blaine the Republican
nominees for the Presidency in 1854,
Catarrh OF She Bladder.
Singing smarting, irritation Of the
urinarv Passages, diseased discharges
cured by buchupaiba. 81. at drug,
gists Prepaid by express, Sl.23, 6
for IS. Il. S. WELLS, Jersey City
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IOA. yEe. 4 30 Sel. II.

of land more or less. This property is ahou'
halt mile south Of Mt. ST, Mary'> COLLEGE
along the turnpike road leading FROM I'm
milsbure to Frederick City and will make
pleasant and
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
SOLD OUT.

have sold my entire stock of goods notes,
and accounts to Mosre D. II. & w. S. Glenn,
Of Fair Play, who will continue the busir ess
here. Those indebted to me will make set.
Element with them ut once at Westminster
5. Y. j. NJ CARTER.
Westminster, December, 1881.
Having bought tho business Of J. NJ. Car
ter ut Westminster wo will continue to keep
at his late stand good and well selected
stock of goods which we will sell Mt prices
that dcfy competion. Give US tril. Those
indebted to j. NJ. Carter will please max o
settlement with us at once.
D. II. & w. S. GLENN.
In expressing my gratitude to my patrons
for their past and liberal patronage, would
also inform the public that I now have on
hand a larger and more complete stock of
goods than ever before, consisting Of
Dry Goods and Groceries
Notions and Hardware
Boots and Shoes
Saddles and Bridlea
Caps and Hats
and thousand and ono other things fur
tho old and young, rich and poor, girls and
boys, ladies and gentlemen. oil of which, for
the purposes of encouraging trade and COM
petng with Yankoo push, offer at unusually
cheap rates. Respectfully,
w. T.. REID.
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LADIES STORE,

1t again becomes our pleasing duty to an
nounce to our friends and patrons Of Oconse
that tho beautiful
FALL AND WINTER STOCK or
GOODS,
which has been carefully selected by our Mn
y. l.. REID, Is constantly arriving aud will be
complete in few days
IL is unnecessary to give you detailed de-
scrption, as our want Of room is insufficient to
do so.
We make special mention Of the following
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods consisting in
part Of Shirtings, Sheetings, Tiokings, Checks,
Ginghams, Calicoes. Flannels, 60.
DRESS GOODS.
Mohair, Brillantines, Alpacas, Pongee Silks
Plain and Figured Cashmeres SO.
beautiful line Of Notions and Fancy Goods
Ladies', Gentlemen's and Children's Hats and
Caps.
SHOES.
full assortment of all kinds, STYLES and
prices Particular attention called to the Bay
State Shoe, of which we make specially
CLOTHING.
A most elegant lot of Ready Made Clothing,
Cassimeres and Jeans
HARDWARE, sc.
You will also find our stock of Hardware,
Crockery and Glassware, Wooden and Willow
ware md Groceries complete in every particular
WALL PAPER AND CLOCKS.
Wall Paper and CLOCKS specially.
BE sure and let us show you through this
beautiful assortment before purchasing else-
where.
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just rocelved from tho Eastorn Markets
5000 Worth Of Boots ans
Shoes.
Real bargains in this limo.

1Neui III tnlS liuo.
Cnses Rubber Oyershoes aud Sundals.
30 Boxes Manufactured Tobacco, from 4s
to 80 cents per pound.
300 Pounds Smoking Tobacco ct 40 oents
per pound.
800 Pounds Backwell's Smoking Tobacco
at old price.
$4,000 Cigars, from sl.so to $3.50 per
hundred.
Largo stock of Candy, Nuts, Raisins,
Prunes, Currents, Citron, Macaroni, Lemons,
Oranges and Cranberrios, fresh Crackers,
Fire Crackers, Oysters. Salmon, Sardines,
Cheese, Mackcrel. Soap, Candles and Matches
by the case, Crockery, Glassware, Saddles and
Harness Mt cost.
Splendid article of Coffee bought sinoo the
declinc-6, and pounds to tho 81.
Granulatcd Sugar - pounds for 81.
Brown and Yellow Sugar 10 and i pounds
to the 81.
Fresh Grits 30 pounds for 81.
Rice ! | and IL pounds to the 81.
Fine Syrup and MuscovadO hIolassea.
100 Barrels of Flour bought since tho do
cline.
One car load of Bran.
500 Gallons jug and jar Ware.
Last but by no menna the least nor quito
80 dry as you heard-20 Barrels Pure Whis-
key. Brandy and Wines. Imported Brandy.
Wine and Champagne in bottles.
1t should bo remembered tho expense of
my ostablishment is bat nominal, compared
with other houses, rs we pny no rents and
have but ono hired clerk, who neither smokes,
chews nor drinks, but can do tho work of half
dozen second rate men. The balance Of the
force required to run the business, besides she
hend or proprietor, who is Mother boss nor
mastor, includes the young gents, or rather
sprigs Of tho family, who arc very attentive
and polite and serve you well in everything
except liquors. We are determined not to be
undersold; guarantee satisfaction, and the
continued increasing business is no insigniG-
cant evidence of fair dealing and tho new
way. Don't you forget it,
Very truly,
w. ii. STANTON,
Corner Main and Townsville Streets,
SENECA, S. g.
December %, 1881 6.3m
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Thanks! 1882

l take this opportunity to return thanks
to my friends and customers for tho liberal
patronage and good wishes they huve
rendered mo during the pust your. Wishing
you very happy aud prosperous New
Year aud hoping by fair and upright deal
ing to merit continuance Of your kind
ness, remain, with tho highest esteem,
yours truly,
V. T.. NORMAN.
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Cincinnati proposes 10 faoo cold weather In
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rI,HE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTION
Il or lIARDW ARE.
100 Kegs Old Dominion Nails.
20 Kegs Horse and Mule Shoes.
1000 Pounds Potware.
25 Bags Shot and Powder.
Guns and Pistols, Plows and Plow Stocks,
Doors Sash and Blinds, at factory prices,
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Society Bellies. account of its 70.
markably delicate and lasting fragrance go,
ciety bellies IRE loud 10 their praises oil
floreston Cologne.