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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-06-15

uJANTED-AeENTs. !s2o Per day to sell a
w the celebrated HOME ShUTiLE SEW
the "lock-stitch" alike on both sidesl, and II fully
licensed. The best and cheapest family sewing
machine in the market. Address JOHNSON
CLARK CO., Boston, Mass., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Chicago, ILL.,, or st. Louis, Mo. DIN l6d&w4v
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fNARD.

Having become satisfied, after thorough inves-
tigation, that Elastic sponge, as now and lately
manufactured, is of the best OF all the substi-
tutes for curled hair, tor many If not most Of the
uses of upholstery, We have accepted the agency
of it. and intend hereafter to make il speciality
in our business. The objections which have been
made to it and whic it IS well known We our
selves have thought were well founded. we have
ascertained cannot be urged against the article
as now perfected. The process OF manufacture
has been entirely remodeled under the advice
and Superintendent nee of one of the most emlnents
of Now England. New chemical and mechanical
appliances have been INTRODUCED In cleansing
crude Sponge, and in charging it with glyce' inc
with such entire success, that Elastic Sponge may
now be SAID to be chemically pure. There is alb
solutely nothing in it but the clean fibre OF
Sponge and chemically pure glycerine.
The objections to Elastic Sponge being thus re-
moved there remain its undisputed merits which
certainly entities it to be considered one of the
most valuable as ii Is one OF the most curious and
interesting OF late discoveries. Chief among these
merits is. that 1t Is proof against moths-the
great scourge of the busine sand against all
other insects. Then its elasticity Is permanent,
based 1t is on the non-eva porable property OF
glycerine and the indestrucnbllty of sponge fibre.
| We have always been satisfied upon these two
points, which the essential requisites in such
materials. The evidence is now equally clear
tn at iU il wholesome and sweet. IG is certainly
| light and soft, easy to manipulate, and cheap
enough for all except the lowest class OF goods.
For the cushioning of churches. theatres, public
halls, railway stations, omnlbuses, carriages,
steam and horse cars and the like, 1t VIII pcoba-
bly, be found everything considered. the best ar
tcle in use For all uses, and especially for bed
ding, we now prepared to recommend the
public to give it fair trial as We ourselves in
! lend TO do. We are ready also TO answer inquir
les m AXE estimates and take orders for every de-
scription of work IN Sponge, as we'll as 10 supply
the article in bales.
HALEY, MORSE CO,
may3od& w4wl All Washington ST., Boston
! SOLE AGENTS FOR NEW ENGLAND.
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A Chicago gentleman escorting LADY
home, knocked down man who aocested
her, before he noticed that it was ne J.
brother. Fortunately, her brother didn't
carry revolver. Nasa
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-06-15
HO FOR MINNESOTA,
100 ARE FARMS FREE.

The Northwestern Colonization and Free
Mnnesota Al furnishes cheap rates of fare, and To-
Gates free homesteads. Send for free pamphlets,
giving history of Minnesota, its resources, pro-
gress fertility and advantages. Address K. Page
Davis, Commissioner of Immigration for the State
of Minnesota, ana General Agent for the n. W.
Col Co., No. l53 Broadway, New York. ACTIVE
and reliable Agents wanted in every locality.
mS0dNW4W
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THEAP ADVERTISING We will insert an
~ advertisement In Eight Hundred American
Newspapers Tor Six Dollars per line per week.
One line one week will cost six Dollars, Two lines
will cost Twelve Dollars, and Ten lines will cost
sixty Dollars. Send for Printed List. Ad-
dress GEO. P. ROwELL & Co., Advertising
agents, No. al Park Row, New York.
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TIL EA- n &c Z A R.
rs A PURE BLACK TEA

with the Green Tea Flavor. Warranted 70 SUIT
ali tastes. For sale everywhere. And Tor sale
vholesale only by the GREAT ATLANr1C =
PACIFIC TEA CO., s Church street, New YORK.
p. o. Boy $500, Send for Thea-Nectar CIRCULAR
Dm30d&w4w
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$40 MADE FROM so CTS.

Something urgently needed by everybody: Call
and see or IL samples sent postage paial Iof
SO cents that retail easily for $40. Il. kL' -WoLr
CIT ISL Chatham So, N, Y.
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TO CONSERVATIVES !

"BUY Me, AND III Do YOU GOOD. "-DR
LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB BITTERS.
No drugs, no poisons, nothing deleterious, moth
ing but good he althy roots and herbs, such as
ssrsaparilla, Wild Cherry, Yellow Dock, Prickly
Ash, Thoroughwort Mandrake, Rhubsrb, DAN
deion, &C., so compounded as to reach the foun-
tains of disease, and absolutely cure all Humors,
Liver and Bilious Diseases, Jaundice. Dyspepsia,
Gostiveness, Scrofula, and all difficulties arising
from diseased stomach or impure blood. TWEEN
ty years of unrivsled success has proved them 20
be the best medicine in the world. GEO. Z.
GOODWIN & CO, Boston, and all druggists.
m4d&w4wR
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A MILLION DOLLARS.

ShYewd but quiet men can make fortune "
revealins the secret Of the business 70 no one.
Address A. e. CAsPAk,v
6SS Broadway, New YORK.
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THE
WEST LEHIGH COAL

One of the best mined for the Manufacturer by
Steam Power, for Iron Workers. and for Domes-
tic Purposes, is for sale BY
LAWRENCE TOWER,
IL Broadway, New York.
Delivered on board Vessels at Elizabeth, n. J.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-06-15

Of St. Adams, VT. All these accidents occurred,
and the insurance was paid, within three months
each claim being paid about sixty days before
it was due by the terms of the policy. The Tray
elers has paid Seven Hundred Dollars Day in
benefits to its policy holders, for death or injury
by accident, for every working day during the
past seven years.
The Travellers Life and Accident Insurance
Company of Hartford, Conn.,, grants all the usual
forms of Life and Endowment Policies, on ex-
ceedingly favorable terms. Ample security and
low rates.
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gfit' advertisements.
DHIRTY THOUSAND DOL.

!
LARS PAID.-The Travellers Life
and Accident Insurance Company, of
Hartford, Connecticut, oaid 800 10 on
w. II. Forbush and VIM. C. Curry,
victims of the New Hamburg railroad
accident Of, 600 on the late James B.
Blake, mayor of Worcester, Mass. ;
opd ( 000 on the late a II Tauia Tt
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THIS Is NO HUMBUG-By sending 80 cents
l. with age, height, color Of eyes and hair, you
will receive by return mail, a correct picture OF
YOUR future husband or wife, with name and DATE
OF marriage. Address w. FOX, T. o: Drawer
No. "a, Fuitonville, N. Y. lm0ooGwaW
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q REMARKABLE REMEDIES.

q. h. BRAINERD, Sole Agent,
m3Od&w4w SO Franklin St., Bosten, Mas
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For sale by all Dealers. Price IS cents per pail
Trade supplied by
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mO-r A MONTR-Expenses psid-Male or
AO(C Female Agents-Horse and Quilt fur-
nished. Address SACo NOVELTY Co., Saco, Me.
may30d&w4w
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A LIVE LOCAL AGENT WANTED in eve-
Ary to wn throughout New Eneland good va
ges and no risk. Address Eureka Rubber Co.,
No. 6S7k Washington St., Boston. [m3od&w4w
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COOK Month. Horse and arr1aee furnished
SCLC Expenses paid. II. Shaw, Alfred, Me
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-06-15

DHYSICAL EXHAUSTION and the whole
/ Sexual Science In man and woman. Send
stamp for pamphlet. Box 1890, Boston P. o.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-06-15

r w. VAN NAMEE, NJ. D., success
q fully treats all classes of Chronic and Acute
Diseases. send stamp for circular containing
as,io,,Isr. ana test,moniais. Address Box $40,
New York.
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A FEW more good Agents can Make
IA Money selling my New Rail cad and
Townships. Map of Vermont and New Hampshire.
Can be soId to every family. Write To E. G.
BRIDGMAN, Maps and Charts, Barclay street,
New York,
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dn10 A DAY FOR ALL with Stencil Tools.
S lU Address A. Z. Graham, Springfield, VT,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-28
For the Cut0rtin Clarion.
The Universal Farce ,Displayed.
BY WILLIAM BlGGS.

The world is a Theatre. Mankind
are the Commedians chance com
poses the piece and fortune distrib-
utes the parts. .Theologists and pol.
iticians govern the machine, and
Philosophers are the spectators
The rich take their places in the pit
and upper boxes, the powerful in the
front and sides; and the galleries are
for the poor. The women distribute
fruit and refreshments, and the un-
fortunate snuff the candles. Folly
composes the Overture, and time
draws the curtain If the world will
be deceived let it be so. The open
ING Of the Farce begins with sighs
and tears The first act abounds
with the chimerlcal PROJECTS of men.
The frantic testify their applause
with re-cchocd braves, while the ga
cacious bring their cat-calls into play
to damn the performance, At going
in a sort OF money is paid called
trouble. and in exchange q ticket is
given, subscribed un"a mess, in order
to obtain q place. The variety Of
objects which appear for short time,
divert the spectators. but the unrav~
.ling Of the plot and intrigue, we'll
or lIl-conccr,cd force the visible
muscles Of the Philosophers. We see
the giants who presently become pig
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-28
Tie secret Ballot.

The Constitution Of this State pro-
vides that every freeman shall vote
his sentiments through the agency OF
the secret ballot, with none to make
him afraid Election day is the free
mans jubilee. In depositing his vote
every citizen discharges duty no
owes to his country. This duty he
should exercise in a calm and indie
pendent manner, without fear or
mo!estation
nss~ Coffee has taken q decided
rise. The coffee crop Of Hayti,which
is now bong gathered, is unusually
large.
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CITE OTEL.
CITY, MARYLAND.
+. b. CARLIN, Proprietor

FFEDEEICh tIIl MA IL L.1NO.,
+. B. CARLIN, Proprietor.
THIS popular and well known Ho,N
having been Thoroughly renovated, oi.la
many advantages to the travelling pul l;e-
The exterior of the Hotel. which is no"
four stories, presents beautiful appeal!
ancc and will compare tavorably with al.
structure of the kind in ttc State The eI
tire arrangements of the Hotel are in kccl .
ing with its outward appearance, and j.,
supplied with every modern improvcmci :
and convenience. and has been newly fn .
nshed throughout at very heavy cost. \"
pains or expenses will be omitted to pre-
mote the comfort Of guests.
The cnviablc reputation the Hotel lie.
acquired since the undersigned has takcr
charge Of it, furnishes the most satisfactory
evidence of his ability to please all VII
may favor him with their patronage.
There is attached to the Hotel spacious
Billiard Room. newly fitted up, Barh,y
shop, Bath House, &c.
Attentive and polite servants will alway $
he in attendance to wait upon guests duril =
the day or at any hour of the night.
Respectfully,
FRANK b. CARLIN,
npi 15-ly Proprietor.
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HAVE WE PARTED AND FOREyII.
To Mss NJ. l.. II.
BY wM. BECKENBhUGH, in.

Bl VIM. BECKENBhCGu, JN.
Have we parted, and forcvcry
And must always roam,
Away from those ! love so dear;
About my childhood's homef
Have we parted, and forever!
From the days Eve longed to sea-
Is it true that We must sever
For all c-tcr-ni-ty?j
Have We parted, and. forever?
| leave thee with regret,
In hopes that at some future day
We may be happy yet.
Have We parted, and 'forevere
If so, it is to be:
In such sad moments, may ! ask,
Sometimes to think of me
Have we parted, and forcvery
Eve been thinking of the past,
Yes, of those happy moments love.
BY far too sweet to., last.
Have We parted, and forcvcrt
Although I'm doomed to roam,
There never dawns an hour
But my heart doth seek its homo.
Fare thee well, and if forever,
shall always wish thee well;
To think of thee, and dream of thcc,
Farewell, sweet girl. farewell!
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for II .SudgeShip.

The Democratic Convention for the
nomination Of It candidate for the
Jud@cSMp Of tn" 9Th Judicial Dis
trict Frederick and Mont gomory
roun,ieS>, assembled at HyattStoWn.
on Saturday, tn" 2Ist instant, and
after siAtv-six ballots, nominated the
Hon. Joshrn II. BRADLEY, of Mont
gomery county, as the candidate Of
the party at the ensuing election.
Mr. Bradley was nominated on the
G7.th ballot. Moss~s. James McSherry
aud II. Dorsey Waters voting with
the Montgomery Delegates, which
gave him 6 votes; while Mossrs. JAS.
G. Clarke Outcrhridge IIorsey, Thos.
II. O'NeaI and Capt. j. \. Chiswell.
+ voted for Judge Maulsby.
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npl 15.lI

RzS" Persons who visited the Fred
erick Fair say it was y superb exhibi
ton of agricultural and home produc,
tions, in every respect, doing credit
to all parties concerned. The Carni,
val, Fancy Ball, Horace Greeleys
address, and the elegant ball Oh
Friday night were especially attrac,
tive. The Frederick Hotels auG
Restaurants reaped harvest 9:
grecnhacAs.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-28

The Chicago T2June gave the dis
couraged people of that devoted place
their first CLARION words Of hope and
victory over misfortune. Example il
always effective There is magnetism
in hcrcic action, though ii comes from
the heart Of a smouldering city. Who
can say how much renewed vitality
these first words gave the dishearten
ed city.
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II often happens when you are in a
hurry and don't read your proofs
carefully, that a wrong letter will
slip in, and an error occur; Just az
Edward Everett, the great scholar.
orator and statesman when he wrote
rapidly, often mis-spelled Very
common words; for instance, in a
hurry he wrote the word "Treasurv
"tresurv," and on being reminded by
friend of the fact, he pleas lntlv
said that he had as good right to
coin a word as Webster; and having
coined it, whenever he made a speech
in Congress, in which the word was
introduced, he pronounced 1t
T-r-c-s-u-r-v. On one occasion du
ring the Debate in 1924, on the
Greek and Turkish war, when aid for
the Greeks was solicited in this conn-
try, he pronounced the word as he
had spelled it~Tr-e-s-u-r-y. This
brought John Randolph to his feet =
"Mr. Speaker, the Greeks may re
quire aid, but they will never get it
out Of the T-r-c-s-u-r-y." Enphasl
ing the last word in his peculiar
manner, as though it was caricatnre
Of the English language. Mr..
Everett smiled and Randolph took
his seat.
Whenever we see an affected pill
garlic attempting to criticisc an ar-
cidcntal typographical error in a
newspaper, we feel half inclined to-
rm!lo.
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Western Maryland Railroad

tne new UOarN OF DlTeClOIh Anu io0
idcnt for the current year of this
road. To-day we present the An
nual Report Of President GEORGE NJ
BoKEE, showing the operations OF the
Company for the year paS!!. 1t Is
matter Of regret that there is not
money enough left to complete the
road from llascrstown to Williams
port.
At the commencement of this 0d-
ministration the pav-rolls Of the EN-
plovees were some four months in 0r
rears; they have been regularly paid
up monthly for ncarl Y = year past
The second mort gage bonds Of the
company have risen bout fifty per
cent III pric, III the same time
though yet non-inl"rsst lavng.-
The suspended and floating debts of
the company have besn reduced
thrce-hfths, and the haIanr. drawn
into a definite condition, and can bs
estimated exactly. There is cash
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be- The amount for the relief o:
the sufferers by the Chicago fire has
reached ten millions Of dollars thus
far subscribed in various parts of the
globe,
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"GATDs;TA.N GE1AEsEdsN,"
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER


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of the News OF the Day; q Historical
sketch 0: Past Events in Frederick county:
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Local Intelligence, and rare selection OF
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from its junction with our road at
Rocky Ridge to Emmitsburg, and
hopes to complete his work within
the present year
The Frederick and Pennsylvania
railroad is in operation from Han
over, Pennsylvania, to Taneytown,
Maryland, leaving but few miles of
road from that place to its
contemplated crossing of and connec-
ton with our road On the south
side junction with us has been
formed, and the track is being laid
towards WoodSboro and Frederick -
This road. when completed, will
doubtless be an important feeder to
the Western Harvlund and largely
augment its revenue.
At tn. solicitation Of citizens OF
Tikesville, pennsv lvania, We have cs-
d station on section 2G, and
NorkMen src now engaged in the
erection Of a substantial warehouse
for freight and suitahl" accommodate
,ions for passengers. Full ! alive to
the advantages TO hc derived from
proper railroad facilities, the public
spirited ciUzcss Of that rectlon Of
country aye nov constructing an eX-
ceIl.nt ro.d about On" and a-hall
miles in length, ascending the nom
tain VI easy grade, which will con
meet with the lurnp!kr leading to
Waynr.horo reducing the distance to
less than five miles from thst place to
our station, and enable us to reap &
large share Of the Substantial benefits
from that rich and prosperous agrl-
cultural region, which has SO long
desired railroad communication with
its natural market, the city Of Balti-
more.
Leads of departments and ON
ti"y"eS generally are dc~ery"dlv V en-
urlod to much Yrais" for the energy
and c"ry tA-rriyri N the lvrfor-
luanco OF their various duties. AS tvi-
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Mont Gc1lis Tunnel.

Mont CclltS Tunnel.
The greatest engineering work of
the great century Of engineering has
at last been accomplished The Mont
Cents tunnel is, ].rhaps, more Won
dcrlul triumph Of genius and perte-
yerancc than the Atlantic Telegraph
or the Suez Canal It's length is
seven miles and three hfths, it is
twenty SIN feet and quarter IN
width, and nineteen feet eight inches
in height, and will carry Il double
line of rails from France, under the
Alps, to Italy. The tunnel, which is
Of course unfinished A. yet, has been
GU, by atmospheric machinery
through solid rock, trhist. limestone,
and quartz, the air which moved the
c:.!ycls escaping from It's compression
to supply til" lungs Ct the workmon
The work has been fifteen years IN
progress, without reckoning the tim"
spcn; IN preliminary Investigations
j, Ane been carried on continuously
from lSGl till now. The railway up
Tie Sion valley will, before long.
carry j, passengers s;raiGht through
from Fourp-Auy t. H.raonncche, and
it viii nr possible 10 90 from Paris 10
Milan NI;hou, climbing "n Al pine
pass, OF ,y"N changing the railway