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THE CATTLE PLAGUE.-There is very general
alarm in New York, and to certain extent
in our own city, also, in regard to the exist
enoe of the cattle plague among the various
droves which come to the cities. We think
however, to great extent, that this alarm
is premature in Philadelphia, as we have had
as yet no symptoms Of the disease. The New
York papers, however, have caused panic,
and the strictest sanitary measures have been
taken to guard that city. By order of the
Board of Health, all the diseas I'd animals have
been taken and boiled into tallow. Over
this there was much joy. But it was soon
turned to heaviness. The New York Sun,
after announcing the universal satisfaction
caused by the boiling IN watts OF the afflicted
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denunciation Of the "osrpet-baggers, which
concluded with the magnificent peroration that
che had rather be lathered with aquatortis
and shaved with a hand-saw, or live on
piles hewed out with broad-axe than to be
left in the hands of such set of scalawaRs."
This display of Southern rhetoric has rarely
been equslled and never excelled in the
Rebel journals, and they display their usual
scumen in admiring and extolling so fine a
specimen of their favorite style of political in
vvUtive.
In other Southern States similar move
ments have been made by the Democracy.
Enslaving the negro as long as they could
they do not hesitate now to seek political
power by deceiving him in the South and by
denouncipg him in the North.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-14

sC4g3 NOTICE. UNITED STATES INTER
~ NAL REVENUE, second District OF Penn
sylvania comprising the First. Seventh, Eighth,
Ninth, Tenth and Tw snlysixth Wards OF the Uty of
Philadelphia. The annual essments for the above
named districts against persons liable to tax on In
come for the year 1857 for special tax and tax on car
Iager, bill ardables. Watches silver and gold plate
etc for the year ending 30th OF April 1869. having
been completed, -
NUTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that saio Duties taxes have become due and are
payable and that the undersigned and his depu-
ties will attend at his office. No. 2as DOCK Street,
daily (Sundays excepLed), between the hours of A.
NJ. and p M, uni and Including the 29tn day OF
AUGUST 1868 tor the psrpose OF receiving the same
All such remaining unpaid after said goth day
of August, ls6s will be subject to the penalty and
charges imposed by law, which will be rigidly en-
forced. -
No private special notice will be given.
72I fmwlOt JOHN H. DIEHI, Collector.
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F>19y9 SCOTLAND IN TIE FIELD!
THE TENTH ANNUAL CELEBRATION
OF THE
PHILADELPHIA CALIFORNIAN CLUB
WILL HELD
OAKDALE PARK,
ON MONDAY AuGITaT II 1919

All who desire days pleasure will find this the
best opportunity ever afforded to the public of this
city,
The Games are open to all competitors aud Will
comprise Feats of Strength Swiftness, etc., and will
al the time afford ent OF the most varied
and entertaining character.
Splendid accommoda ions for Dancing
Music by McCurgs Liberty Cornet Band Flnnies
Brass and String Band. and the Ppers OF the Club.
Grounds can be reached by the Germantown Rail-
road from Ninth and Green streets hourly, after 80
A. NJ, and by the Fourth ana Eighth street Passen-
ger cars every few minutes
Carriages will enter the grounds by gate Oh Ger
mantown road.
Admission to the grounds. so cents
Cnliuren.. ..'..."...Zo cents.
Tckess to be had of members Of the Club and the
gates on day of Games. Sl23t+
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animals, takes away some Of the joy by

animals, takes away some Of the Joy by
quietly saying
But let us look into this matter a little fur,
ther. These fat, diseased CATTLE we are told,
rendered into tallow. Now, we wish to inquire
what is done with this tallow? We believe IL
Is made into soap. The soap Is used for washing
our Lersons and our clothes. Thus, while we
get rid of the diseased beef, so far as eating IL
goes, we cover ourselves ali over with the sub
stance of these i'll cattle-with their sores-in
the form of SOAP" r
Putting things in this light will have yet
more disagreeable effect. Instead Of abstain
ing from beef they viii abstain from soap and
water-the result Of which will probably be a
little more disastrous to the public health
than if they had eaten the cattle plague and
all.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-14

THE "REACTIoN. 1T is said that the War
Democrats of New York City are about holding
preliminary meeting for the purpose of effect
ing thorough and Independent organization
to support General Grant They are greatly
alarmed at the present aspect OF affairs, and
are by no means prepared to go back upon their
war record, and ignore all that they have done
by supporting Seymour and Wade Hampto
and contributing their votes and means to in
augurate anarchy and another civil war.
Among those engaged in the movement are
some OF the leading War Democrs ts of the city
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WHAT THE PRESIDENT WILL Do.-The New
York Heralds Washington despatch to. day
says:-"The question as to which side P resident
Johnson will espouse in the Presidential con-
test seems to be settled at last In favor Of Sey-
mour and Blair. Mr.. Johnson's private opinions
on the subject have been difficult to get at, but
there seems to be no doubt OF his Intention to
throw the weight of his influence in favor OF
the Democratic candidates. The President con-
siders that principles, and not men. should be
the study Of all patriots in the present crisis.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

h1syS FRANCE sNUBBED BY AMERICA
- The III I've sal opinion OF the Anne rican people
thai France has never produced a perfume superior
TO PH ALON's new perfume FLOR DIE MAYO" ~
gIeaty moriihed The amour prODre of the toilet
chemists Of France. Neither French made PERU
nor French made potential wanted this side
ofthe Atlantic. SdcreN Sold by all Drugysis. IL
f4@5@ WRIGHpS ALCONATED GLYCERtN
- Tablet of Solidihed Gycerin tends to preserve
the skin from dryness ana wrinkles, imparts a won-
derful degree OF softness aud decacy to the COM
plexon, and whiteness to the skin; is an excellent
dentifrice, grateful TO the taste and tonic the
mouth and gums imparts sweetness to the
breath and renders the teeth beautifully white. For
sale by all druggists. r. & q. A. WRIGHT, No. 624
CHESRUT Street. 2R
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24

E,G-. IF n, RaHe,d HJa'i'-ln the
Weekly Htm>np Of December Il, find
an article on thc EArly RD>c..t taken from
the Massachusetts Plonahman, which con
tains things not true 1t there says that
the Early Rose il one Of seven varieties
grown from the seed OF a Single potato,
ball The Early Rose was grown from
seed in 1851 That variety and No. =
now named Dresses Prolific were select
ed from a quantity of seedlings which
grew from seed that year The other va.
rietes were discontinued. Tie other va
rjctcs alluded to in the HsVALD wero
grown from seed in leG2, from another
parcel of seed Furthermore, il says that
Nr Ienuiug. has almost exclusive con-
troll Of them Now the fact is, Mr.. Ien.
uiugs has only a few tubcrs, ii any at all
Of any of the varieties excepting tn,
Early Rose and Bresee's Prolific, or No
. as it is there called.
h. X. Bliss x Son, of New York, ani
myself hold almost the entire stock of No
4 now named Bresco's King of the Ear
lies. We also sold nearly or quite al
many Of the Bresee's Prolific as Mr.. Jen
nings. In justice to myself and the pub
lie, / feel called upon to make a true
statement of the facts.
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laws, impose upon Thorn the burden OF
taxation, and shut your ballot l"o-, and
the doors Of your Legislature against
them Nplr we are compelled 70 answer,
II will do no good to discuss tive will
let YOU know in TES YEARS. Tobe thus
bound and trammeled in the discus,ian
and decision of important public que'S
tons, which lie at the very foundation Of
all enlightened and progressive governs
mont, is contrary to the spirit Of the age,
and detrimental to the highest io,nc.t OF
,Aa state.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24
JACKSON'S CAT2RRH SNUFF AND
TROCHE POWDER,

A delightful and pleasant remedy in Catarr,,
headache, Bad Breath, Hoareness, Asth' IA,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Deafness, &c, and all eisor-
ders resulting from Colds In
HEAD, THROAT AND VOCAL ORGANS,
This remedy does not "IJry Up" CG.tarrh but
L0OSENS it; frees the head of Eli offensive
matter quickly removing Bad Breath and Head
ache; allays and soothes the burning heat in
Catarrh; is so mild and agreeable in its effects
that it positively
CURES WITHOUT sNEEZINGt
AS Troche Powder, is pleasant to the TASTE
and never nauseates; when swallowed, instantly
gives to the Throat and Vooal Organs
DELICIOUS SENSATION OF GOODNESS
AND COMFORT.
Is the best Voice Tonic in the world. Try it.
Safe, Reliable and only IS Cents.
Sold by Druggists, or mailed free, address
COOPER, WILSON & CO., Prop'rs,
Philadelphia
Wholesale Agents, @. c. Goodwin & Co., Rust,
Bros. Bird, N. S. Burr Co., Weeks & Potter,
Boston; Henry & Co., Burlington, Vt.
At retail by Druggists everywhere.
octl4d&w7m
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she who permits wider difference, with
in her communion, OF opinion, net matters
Of isith, than the noisy advocates Of liber'
atty begin 10 dream q Who require Of
man to profess nothing whatever as u
Christian member, save that old creed
called after the apostles, and which You
will find in the authorized formularies OF
the greater voluntary societies OF Chris
tians in our land, as We'll as in that OF the
Church Of Rome! lutolerant, because
She permite young minister, with his
eyes open, to deliberately test q canon,
and like q good mother, firm but gentle,
proves him TO be guilty, kindly reproves
him, and then returns him TO hi, pulpit
with equal liberty of the 600 others of
his brethren who care 20 make no such
test Of the laws under which they were
voluntarily ordained'
We smile at the word intolerance
and il we were not sure it was written
hastily, We should almost believe il 10
have been applied to rs in kindly irony.
Surely do not talk Of the mto}srHbst OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church, which
. cnlures such strain Of liberation and
liborali,y within itself a. would reud to
pieces any other Protestant organization
in the land
Pardon, dear sir, our oarncstncss; but
you'can hardly say, in the light of JUS
ticc, that it has been without reason, And
pardon Us again, if we warn You against
too Jealous advocacy Of "da adr8cta
christian Wral'4.1 It is Srccious ant
dangerous, True Christianity il, like it
Divine Author, unchangeable, 1.-THE ,am'
.yc,tcpiay, to-day, and forever" Hell
y Xiii, $. D'rjBs things do not ~Pyor
e with the age; for in the beginning the.
were "cay g99d" And the lHCalty tina
men urge so hard, would, ii it ever could
p sweep away all order, all law, all relig
ion.
\ conservative Church is a greater sta
!, than many think to - iroc.and stable GOV
crnmont
And believing ours TO be such, She, wit
an heart and home wide enough for al
does not intend that f,irpln shall be q
= tircly laid aside; yet she can cheerful
Of - ,,.,-.'.',.....,;. IL,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24
WOMAN


Female, owing to the peculiar and important
rlt.uus which they sustain their peculiar org IN
tsltlon and the Offices they perform, are subject
"a, many suilerlnr, Freedom from these contrib
nj. ~, n, small degree to their happiness and
welfare. Tor none can be- happy who arr III. Not
ouv 50, but no one Of these various female COM
plaints can long he suffered to run without IN
vol,iu, the GENERAL health Of the individual, and
ere long piuiurlug permanent sickness anu pre-
MATURE. decline. Nor Is u pleasant to consult
pEy.elan tor the relief Of these various delicate
affections, aud only upon the most urgent neess-
-l,y viii true woman 50 far sacrifice he greatest
charm a, to do tins The sex Will then thank Us
Tor placing in their hands simple specifics which
vii be found etiieacious IN relieving and curing
almost everyone Of those troublesome complaints
peculiar to the sex.
HrMBoLp's EXTRACT or Rrttnr,-Hundreis
suffer on in silence and hundrtds OF others apply
,aluly 10 druggists and doctors, who ethel merely
tantllize them with the hope oil a cure or Apply
remedies which make them worse. Il would not
wis h TO assert anything that would do injustice
70 the afflicted, but am Obliged to say that ar
though II may be produced ilOm excessive cNhans-
tiou OF the power, OF lite, by h6orlous employ
meut unwhole>ome an and food, rloiu>e Inen>-
.trAa'Ipn, tic use d tea ana c'u'c, ana frequent
chi lbilth II Is tal otten-r caused ny uiett t-
t4tiou, applied tothe mucous membrane OF tAe
vagina ITSELF
when reviewing the causes Of these distressing
complaints Il + most pAlLial To contemplate lht
att nltnt evils consequent upon them. 1t Is Out
simple justice to the subject to cnumsrate a iewol
tic many uldlt1u3l causes when so largely aiieet
the hta, health and happiness OF women IN all
-, classes of eety, and winch, consequently, Affect
7 mplc on less directly, the welfare OF the eutfe
Y human family. The mania that exists Tor Ireep'
cions education AMI marriage, rauseS the year
l that nature designed Tor corporal Development
: to be wasted aud perverted IN the restraints Of
dres the carly c't1fta. cement OF srh}oA ana espec-
5 any in The unhealthy excitement, Of the bal
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24
iortonyille, Vt, Dec. 81, 1868,

Disastrous FIRE Il EAST MONTE
LIER.-We learn from the Journal that a
r.ra broke out in the store Of C. h. Stevens,
in Eas. Montpelier village, Sunday morn
ing, completely destroying the store, in
which was the post office, as well as the
barn of Clark Willard adjoining. The
destruction was complete, and the loss
heavy. Insurance understood to be about
$1,000, Il very small amount in COMPARE
son 10 the loss
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24

ANOTHER EXCELLENT SHORT HORN
HERp.-It is AN interesting fact that the
farmers OF Vermont are awakening 10 the
importance and value of short horn stock.
This is movement in the right direction,
that Of improving the breed of oar cattle,
and placing Vermont alongside her sister
states Of New England in her fine cattle.
We learn that three of the most intclll-
gent agriculturists OF Central EAST
ern Vermont, Hon. Noah i, Stafford and
Major d. Russ, of White River junction,
and Samuel Craft, Esq, of Lebanon, New
Hampshire, have recently purchased, III
Bourbon county, Kentucky some of the
finest short horn stock of that SECTION, SO
celebrated. for its cattle Of the purest
breeds They bought five head from W II
liam Warfeld, of Fayette, two cows anc
calves and three heifers from James Hull
of Bourbon, for $4,000, and several thor
oughbred hcifers from b. b. Marsh. Tn
True kentuckian, published at Paris
Bourbon county, says of this purchase
These lots of stock comprise choib
selections from some of the finest herds II
: the State, and are well worthy of the a'
: tention of New England farmers III
cattle were selected, with great care an
Judgment by the purchasers, who are ST
perior Judges of stock.
We congratulate these gentlemen upo
their success in purchasing so choice
herd, which, without doubt, equals, if
does not excel, any stock of the same kin
in the State. We advise all lovers {
good stock, and farmers especially, WI
visit that section, to take look at the,
fine animals II viii well repay them +,
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Spsrial Aotifcs.
IoDNE on NOT To phE
mINT lSTnEQIikN

Ii Your hairs gray OF ryj, then he1 ye' hear Ee =
Usa CHRistADoBO's pNF, aud mono viii leer Ne'
CRIsTADoRos HAIR PREVENTATIVE
AID BrAurtrIrU. It is actually yiieet'ng wonleFs
People With THEN haiI almost ruined by tue use "'
lele,erious nostmms, are nov Telo'ens in a lux
uriant crop, and th,s has been accomplished ny "
.bnrt ,,s, al the above wonderful compound,
Sold by druggists and applied by all hail dress.
ers, Mandatory Ne, GS Maiden Lane, fune''
nal deplt No. 6 Aston House, noyl'dSNlm'
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HOW TO GET PATENTS.

For opinion, no Oh rge. Send sketch and
description For application send model, not
over on foot in SIZE, and GIG first Government
and Stamp fees. Specifications drawings, ca
yeats; assignments prepared; rejected claims
prosecuted. Also, interferences, extension OF
patents and appeals. Patents taken out in all
European countries. Illustrated pamphlets, ITO
pages sent free. Address MUM a Co, No. 2.I
Park Row, N. Y oct2td3m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24
GRAND LINE 10 TIM PACIFIC

'"F'"NWk"Nc e'i"s" htla Nhefr can DC no doubt
that the whole
GRAND LINE TO TIN PACIFIC
VIII lr open tor business IN the summer OF 1863
tcI,a}lAr Government Commissioners have
pronounced the Union Pacific railroad 10 be F,rst
Glass IN every respect, and the special cv,m'sion
sppout,d 10y the rr,sldtu', ssSss
"'Ttken q, d whole, the Union Pacific Railroad
has bo,n wen constructed, ana tho general route
Tor tbt iiuc exceedingly vol selected The en.
envy aud perseverance with which the work has
been Ur.yl forward, aul the raIality With which
Int la, been executed, al. without parallel IA his
tory. and IN grandeur and magnitude Of under
t4kns, II has never been c4uallvd' The IMPORT
states that any d,nglenetes that exist are only
tho,a incident 20 all new roads ara that couldn mol
have been avoided without materially re,ardins
the progr,ss Of the n, NJ work. such dehcicn0l,s
arc supplied by all railroad comp mfys after the
completion OF thr line, when aud whyrcy,r cNre-
m ,nr, shows them 60 tt Necessary. Tho report
concludes ly saving that "the country has reason
10 rorrratuln,e it,cf that thus prrat work 81 ma
,iaull inIurttuc, Is 50 rapidly approaching com
rlrtlau under such favorable auspices The com
ptry now have m usr ~ locomotives, and ueally
sult can, 10 all descriptions. \ large sdiIlonsl
,.uipueui IA ordered 20 be- rcadN IN 'hc Npuns
Tin grading is nearly completed, and tics ds'ntu'
.t,llurl -n miles in advance q th, w,stvru end OF
rtHe track. Fully no Iul.s, % irpu FIR new track
.ay. now delivered west al Che Missouri IlNyr, ana
.Nlm!,,.s more ar, On tauta. Tho total CNTyndt-
.tur,. t.l continuation purposes ~ advance l tn
.uamr'ut.l portion IT the real. Is rat less Than
e.-h' million dollars,
E.-tf,, a donation tgagu CHE DuvsraIn5 Ut Of ~.
.-.I r. of Land tsf Iul4s, ia.u rHUIuuy Is tlUltl
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24
pE. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE LlNl-
MENl.

Pint bottles at Al, Tor the eure OF hnepv's'
scratches, wind gale spraius bruises spsluls' cuts
collie slipping stale, oyer-heatlns, sore throat na
IN the foot, sc, II is warranted cheaper ana net
ter than any other article cyeroiered e the pub
lie. Thousands OF animals have been eur,d o. the
collie and overwhelming by the Linimtnt and
luulrals that were olpplcl and lame have been
restored 10 their former yigor, II Is used by tht
first horsen.en throughout the States. ordrrs AZ,
Constantly received tom the racing stables OF
England, tor fresh supplies OF tins invaluable al
uole. over 2OOO testimonials have been re,slrrd
Remember, one dollar laid out in time may saw,
the lite OF your horse, Sold by all Druggists
OtGce, 10 Park Place, New York.
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Washington stems,

The president has approved the bill
giving cannon for erecting a monument
to the late Gen Philip Kcarnoy,
"A cable dispatch, in cipher, was sent
to England from the British embassy in
Washington, on Saturday, at q cost Of
$1,000,
Count Raasloii, the Danish secretary
Of war, has arrived At Washington to con-
suit the government in reference to the
st, Thomas treaty,
-Onc Of the Howard university build
ings fell Monday afternoon, iniuJing a
number Of workmen. 1t Is constructed OF
a kind Of cement, aud architects have pre-
diotod that the material would not answer
and a disaster has been expected.
The New England dinner, on Tues
day night will be largely attended Two
hundred dinner tickets have been. sold,
John G.. Whittier has written an interest
ing letter which will be read,
Tho Indian peace commission, which
was to assemble at Washington in the
early part Of this week, will not meet
until early in January, and will probably
renew their recommendation to have the
Indian bureau made into separate de
partment.
/ "A little routine business was trans
acted in the Senate on Monday, but in tn,
House no quorum was present, and ac
eording TO the understanding no husiuC,
was done. Scycnty-fyc members wor,
present, and about that number will re
main in Washington through the recess
! The supreme court will adjourn OF
Thursday until January 4. 1t probabl,
that, soon after the court meets again, {
motion will be made to advance jeff Da
vis's case upon the docket in order that i
may be heard during the present term o.
the court Unless such a motn is mad,
the case will not be reached in the rcgu
lar order for two years.
Tho president is particularly angry
, over Mr.. Van Wyck's report on tho viii,
; key frauds, and Secretary McCullDah doe
not like its language. Private letter
from New Orleans state that the mt as
founding corruption prevails there auJ
that it is impossible to collect the nNe'
on whisky 1t is intimated that the
courts are in the whisky ring. 1t is no
improbable that Mr.. Van Wyck's commit
tee will undertake an investigation thcr,
: similar to that just closed in New York