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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-23
THE UCSB.1ND.NAN.
BY FRANCES =. SWEET,

Within the spongy fallow ground
SOW the yellow corn,
And many hill the seed hath found,
Ere sounds the dinner horn.
Out in the meadows dcwy calm
swing the ringing scythe;
The corn -crakc knows full well the steel
That spares her brood alive.
The passive steers against the yOkcS
Bend their stout nccks in twain;
And clumsy wheels, with muddy .)okcs,
Bear up The laden vain.
Swung by my hands, the heavy fail
Falls on the unshockcd grain;
And through the barn the gentle gale
Bears of the chatl like rain.
Askant they gaze, the brindle cows,
And chew their cll,ls in peace;
The hands that guide the stubborn plows
The fragrant streams release.
The setting sun the hilltop lights,
But shadows iii the plain;
And homcwurd comes the birds in flights,
And Is, ,hcir roosts to gain.
SIZE fprc@,ls the evening board with
WHITE
Ny uuic, wife for ne;
And sets The children all in sight,
Their fathers face to see
The night comes on, and darkness hides
The r!lil,lrcnS faces small;
To NE thry "rc my rarhy y guides,
10 tnrm I'm all in all.
The house is %.:ll--,hc cr'c!iots chirp,
And iro%5 s,ng in the Reeds;
But underneath the trees, 80 dark,
I've sOWn Immortal ,'c;;S
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The farmers wife has plenty Of hard
work to do We all know that. She
can't fC.d her soft white hand, and sit
in her vlceant parlor and await a
stream O! fashionable callers. No
Farm life means work hard, rough,
Ie,nlj"uouS work. ltmcans Something
else. too. Lc, Us zee.
Firs. Of all, III, farmers wife livcs
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The Sea Of G;siilcc.
What the traveller will see wher

What the traveller will see when he
catches his first eager glimpse of the
linpid sheet of water will be a small
shaped lake, thirteen miles long
ant six broad. 1t is evidently of vol
cane origin, and the earthquakes
whith have rent the walls of Iiberlas,
as we'll as the hot springs at several
PLACES in the vicinity Of the lake, show
that -olcanic agencies are still at work.
All aong the eastern side runs a green
plain, which, except at one spot Nhe
probable scene of destruction of the
swine,yfter the healing Of the Gada-
rene. d.moniac) is every where about
a q,sessrso hall mile in width
Beyond this rises, to the height Of
1000 feet, an escarpment of dcsolate-
looking hills, scored by various ra-
vines, and having plateau at the top.
As there are neither trees nor villages
to be seen on that side, and no signs
of cultivation, the view in that dlrec
tion has certain monotony, but, this
is atoned for by the air Of mystery
derived from its very desolatlon, and
from the fact that even in our Lords
time i, was so untrequented that lie
had but to visit it when he required
the ref-eshment Of solitude. 1t was
of this lovely shore that We are re
minded in the lines Of the beautiful
hymn
"Coue to desert place apart
And rest little while,
So spake the Lord when mind and
heart
Were faint and sick through toll. y
1t was somewhere among those tct-
tureless hills-probably toward the
northeastern part Of tn" lake-th"i
he fed the 5000 who hsd tocNeI after
hiln on foot it was somewhere bout
those grey ravines that he spent the
night in PRAYER. And hoW many times
must His eye have rested with rle.~-
are on the dImpIe surtace Of the inland
sea sight delightful in any region
of the world, but Iouhly ttre>hiUl
and delicious in this sultry land.
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The Flying Tr;sneAc i'm the Air.

THE fEATs OF A TldlIT-EoPE rEFfoh-
MER AND MAGICIAN AT a HEIGHT
or THREE HUNDRED FEET IN TIE
AIR, -.
L ,DIr'$I"a"%nF ~ % q Hf -'e~ 1"'" ,, g "","l
hI.,DI "a N', T. - 'f.'N9 (oo - :,,' mvla,
one o. ,iI',3 'A' i'Is' GAi',o'"i"r'S ;,;t , "i'n
almost iH''c''I'' eA!''O''!0''" VI Il .,it+''' ,I
'hNel '"''; ANA ""' ny " 10 '',SI -NU''- 1
"ay' '''e 4''l =, i'iS''"'' N''''g.'',' oy ','
'.I%'''' u tI,'' '''ce' ~ SeI'l'g,t - !1,. W
me 70 el,|'i II l'"' S4'l'''S4 'n 'Nll'1l,S
"'' ,"''i"' Ii t'',''rI' ~ ''.'' '.''1 ,'yi ~
VEN 'cu ~ ,'"'n '''01l W l''GI',t1' .]:.1, -
'Ne'r TII'eS' , r''o'''' l. ,in .I''.N ."1'''' ~,
''.'e' I'o''.'',tSo''n" ;, 1''l..Iol'G ;1, ""'N
'l '''' '''5'''''I' ~ he - ~ W ,''i,'Sp'A I
VINO '1'' on In, lhe prey 'o's " "e'''TS- .I
o"I n''"e '".1o'H ca. '.y'''Ti'. In Al ,'4 'nt
or'"""lS WY \,'1' ''''' D'l1o1" ''''1''
OF or, any KIN" ne iI5:' ever "'"'e NIUE III n.'
w. iel'"|''' n'o !, ''I:''I''',:,I ,,:,I vi vi
Mohoay IaSG' 9I' IN; nus ,i1 'IIHe WIN L ,lo
o'',N'I a''"'1i';' ~ n,S l, "',''o0', ,, np,n
trlrrZe Tpon this he seated himself
with tlc arnatc.t cooIucss and co,npo-
eurc and went floating way into space,
10 the astoniybueut Of the LARGE crowd
which head rathcreI 10 see him. as the
,nooto,ors seemed SMELL -bouud with
fear and a,prehc0sion. After ascend
;no to . siderable distance he COM
oerccI throwing out a number Of cir
cnI,rs he hoI attached TO a little hoop
below tho balloon and which in the
clear atmo.pheYe arncarcl like the
+vinEling STARS surr6unAinn thc BAL
,oon ,,rn1uniro, most novnI.nJ nlnos-
inc effect Eut this was notlina TO
vI,t followed At thc hrioht Of some
tbrpo hundred feet no commenced ball.
.,r;no himself ON his b,rl; ON thn har
.f thr ,rapeze and ooiuc through other
fearful evo)utjons, lie then IcIib-
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rcy- | gave her ross and gave her

sey- gave her ross and gave her
ring and ! asked her to marry me
then; but sne sent them all back, in
sen ible thing and said she had no no
ton of men. | told her Id oceans Of
money and goods, tried to frighten
her with a growl; but she answered
that she wasn't brought up in the
woods to be scared by the scrccch OF
an owl, | called her boggar, and
everything bad ; | slighted her feature.
and form till at length | succeeded
in getting her mad, and she ragged like
a sea in storm, And then, in a mo-
ment | turned and | smiled, and called
her my angel and all she fell in my
arms like wearysome child and cX-
claimed: We will marry thi, fall
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A 'H'ONc;,iug Hnri,scn!.


There is one tourhiug incident Of
the life of William Wir5. In his
Younger days he was victim TO that
passion for Intoxicating drinks which
seems peculiarly the bane Of our pro
frssion. Atlanccl to a beautiful and
accomplished Young woman, he had
made and broken repeated pledges Of
amendments, and she, after patiently
and kindly enduring his dlSgracttul
habit, had at length dismissed him,
lcoming him incorrIgible. Their next
meeting. after his dismissal. was ia q
public street in the city Of Richmond.
William Writ lay drunk and asleep,
on the sidewalk, on d hot 81 amer day,
the RAYS Of the sun pouring down on
his uncovered head, and the fiee
crawling over his swollen features -
As the young lady approached in her
walk, her attention was attracted by
the spectacle, strange to her eyes but
alas 50 common to others who kne"
the victim, as to attract little remark
She did not at first recognize the sleep
cr, and was about to hasten on, when
she was led by one Of those impulses
which forms the turning points III hu'
man lives, to scrutinize his features
What Tas her emotion when ehe re.
cognzed in him her discarded lover
She drew forth her handkerchief and
carefully spread il over his face, snc
hurried away. When Writ cam. t'
himself lie found the handkerchief, art
in one corner the initials Of the beloved
name. With heart almost breaking
with grief and remorse, he made = new
VOW Of reformation. He kept that
VOW, and he married tn. cSn.r 0;
that handkerchief. Well ralght h;
preserve the handkerchief ss he die
all his life, guarding it with the ieal
ous care with which Othello kept the
Egyptian chsrmer's gift, and making
it darling like his precious eye.
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"CATOCT,HN CLARION
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER

A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER
Containing carefully prepared abstract
Of the News of the Day; Il Historical
sketch of Past Events in Frederick county
Foreign and Domestic Intelligence; Topics
Of the Times; carefully prepared Markets;
items of Interest, political or otherwise !;
Local Intelligence, and Il rare selection of
Instructive Reading.
TERMs--$1 so in advance; 81 90 at the
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Materials all new and Il good impression
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WHERE TIE Sun NEVER Sets
The following paragraph is from the
description Of % scene witnessed by
Mr. Campbell, aud party in the North
of Norway, from a cliff one thousand
feet above the sea
"The ocean stretched away in silent
vastness at our feet ; the sound Of the
waves scarcely reached our airy look
out away in the North the huge old
sun swung low along the horizon, like
the slow beat Of the pendulum in the
tall clock of our grandtather's parlor
corner. We all stood silent, looking
at our watches. When both hands
came together at twelve, midnight, the
full round orb hung triumphsntly
above the wavc--a bridge Of gold
running duo North spanned the water
between US and him. There he shone
in silent majesty that knew no sitting.
We involuntarily took Oft our hats
and no word was said Combine, ii
YOU can, the most brilliant sunrise and
sunset YOU ever saw, and its beauties
will pale before the gorgeous coloring
which now lit up the ocean, heaven
and mountain. In half an hour the
sun had swung by percoptibly on its
beat, the colors changing to those Of
morning, fresh breeze rippleI over
the tlood one songster after another
pipcI up in the grove behind us we
had slid into another day.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-23

IS3~ A druggist in New Hampshire
threatened the local paper with q suit
for putting an ''i' Instead of an "a
in his advertisement Of grape pills.
The world is governed toc much,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-23
Er Some gentlemen called UP

Er Some gentlemen called upor
an old woman, and inquired if she had
a bible. She was very angry at be-
ing asked such a question, and replied.
"Do YOU think, gentlemen, that |
am heather, that you ask Inc such a
question p
Then calling to the little girl she
said-"Run snl fetch the Bible out of
the drawer, that | may show it to the
gentloNcn.' -
They desired she would not take the
trouble, but she insisted that they
should see she was not a heathen. =
Accordingly the Bible was brought,
nicely covered on opening it, the old
woman exclaimed,
"Woll, how glad I am that YOU
oallod and asked Inc about my Bible
llore are my spectacles ! have been
looking for them these three years,
and did not know where to find them. y
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,SONETIII.iT -NLEDEU!
q New VyascAwateYS Shop
list OPENED Hf
JUST OPENED Bf

icy B. s Il + y A J. D, '@1a
~" One door North Of Geo. II. John
sons store, Main street, Mcchanicstown,
WATCHES and CLOCKS repaired at
short notice and on liberal terms.
s9t- Give me Il call and guarantee sat
isfaction. july 29tf
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n.;;@~ A Paris paper says that 4 rich
American has offered to rebuild the
Tuirries solely at his own expense, on
condition that one Of Tie wing, Of the
new building shall receive his name,
and that as long as he lives he shall
he allowed an apartment IN it looking
out on the gardens, and an invitation
to I'll the ceremonies which shall ever
he given in the palace by any govern
ment which may be in power there.
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r. X. SuRvEYs.-Ihe South Noun
tain Corps OF Engineers reached this
place on Tuesday, but We have no par
liculars as to the line run by them.-
The engineers from Marion, the termi :
nus Of the $. !. K. L. We understand
have reached Mt. Hope, and are eI-
pccted to get here il a ta" days, -
From this place they will continue the
line to the nearest practical point on
the Western Maryland ltallroad.-
They report as far as they hive run
the Inc an easy grade, aad express
the opinion that eighteen miles will
cover the distance between Marion
and the Western Maryland Road.
huYnu&Joyo' (Ru) Rccord
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MATTRESS + 4 c
Nl T O II y.
No. 10 McChllan street, Baltinore.
WILLIAM IT. SILK.

W Y VI III II
Manufacturer of all kinds of Mattresses
and Bedding for the trade.
c:fg" Repairing promptly attended to.
apl 15-4w
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A California editor has bought q
mule, and brother editor chronicles
it as q remarkable instance Of self
possession.
a bad policy-one that is run out.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-09-23

The latest summer refrcshment-;
Railway smash,
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w EHE II r. II a T. T.

1sn. NEU CON['ECIION.4R y
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-04-05
9 o NJ Z T III n 6 n L W


Cieartield county, Penn a.
The undersigned having erected, during the
past summer. q large and comm odious store room.
is now engaged in filing it up with a new and
select assortmentof Fall and Winter goods which
he offers TO the public at prices to suit the times
His of Mems and boys clothing is unusual
ly extensive, and is offered TO customers at from
$40 to $50 for whole suit. Flour Salt and G ro-
ceries, of every kind, complete sssol tment;
Stoves and Stove-pipe, heavy stock Boots and
Shoes. Hats and Caps, in great variety: Ladies'
dress goods furs, and other fancy goods togeth er
with an endless assortment of notions too ted Gus
to enumerate, always on hand, and sor sale very
cheap. Prints at IL cents yard and other good.
in proportion. Now is the time to buy.
Country produce of every kind, the highest
market prices, will be taken in exchange for
goods; and even Greenbacks will not be refused
for any article in store Examine my stock be-
fore you buy elsewhere.
October 30 1887. H SWAN
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FOR SALE.-A Double Turbine Water
Wheel, manufactured by james Laffell
& Co.. at Springfield, Ohio is new and will be
sold at less than cost For further particulars in
quire of the undersigned at Clearficld.
March ], If A s. GOODRICH.
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NEW YORK AND FLORIDA COLONY
Partially organized. For full inform,t;or
Ssiars' eto. address EDWARD DELOUEST. s2
Ssssu street. New York City. P. o. Ber 5sss
March 2, ISL su
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OFFICERS OF PENNSYLVANIA
otefnSr; John W Geary, Cumberland,
ne NJ Sa Soin. Frank Jordan, Bedford,
Dep secretary, j NJ. WeakIey,
AUDITOR ten John T Hartranft Mon+pom.rr
surveyor Gen, J. NJ CamphsII C.nt,;n
Attorney Gen. +. C Rrews,a M .,'
AdJutant Gen. ID. b MC,s. rn""oe'lhia'
State Treasurer, Wm. W llv;5 p
Sup. Com Sch's j. P .WickerSs.,,
Deputy Sup't. c. Il. Cohurn pSss'
State Librarian, Wien Forney Dannpi'
SUPREME CoURT.-Chief Justice Janas tn
son. Associates. Henry W. Williams -
Reed, Daniel Agnew. George Sharswood Sos
sions Philadelphia, LIST Mon lay of January liar
risburg, 4th Monday of April Suubury, lst Mon
day of October Pittsburg Sd Monoay of Oetober
OFFICERS OF THE UNITED STATES
President, Ulysses S. Grant Illinois.
Vice Presidcat, Schuyler Colfax,- Indiana
Sec Of State, Hamilton Fish. New York
Sec OF TIeas'y- Geo s Boutwell,, Massaobusett.
Sec OF War, VIM. w BeIknap. Iowa.
see OF Navy Geo. NJ. Robson, New Jersey.
Sec OF Interior Jacob D. Cox. : Ohio.
M. Gen. ]. CresweII. MARYLAND
attorney Gen. +. R. Hoar Mas.acbnset,,
SUPREME CoURr.-Chief Justice s p Cha.e ~
ohio. Associate Justices - Nathan C,;Tor5 ot
Maine, Samuel Nelson. of New York. David Da.
Wis, Of Illinois, Noah VI Swayne. of Ob;o S.,
ueI Miller. of Iowa. Stephen Field q, CsI
asa aiary Of Chief Justice ss 5oo of Associate. So
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l. ried or single ladies, containing desirable
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for the farmer.
Do Swine Require Salt 2

This has been mooted question with far
mers and breeders for maEy years, and now
remains as far from satisfactory solution
as when first started; some inclining TO the
affirmative opinion, and the large majority
10 negative belief The former contend
that animals in q wild state neither require
or have access to it. This Is a mistake;
even in wild state there are certain condi-
tions Of the animal economy, affecting the
health and comfort, which the instinct OF
the brute creation teaches them how to
counteract. Astringents, acids, aikalis,
salts, &c, aboundiug in certain earths,
plants and sprigs are sought for and duly
appropriated by the animal The wild beast
is his own physician, Nature having endow-
ed him with the power and means to pre-
scribe his own physic, for whatever aiment
the particular condition of his body devel-
ops. This instinct, or all wise unseen pow
er, the animal is in a great measure de-
prived Of in a state of domesticity he is
solely and entirely the creature OF man.
subject to mans treatment, care and pro-
vision. His whole physical nature has un-
undergone change his appetites are not
the same his food is different, he is mated
with different varieties OF his species, and,
compared with his original type, there is
wonderful metamorphisis in his confrma-
tion. These facts will at once destroy the
theory of those who are inclined to the
negative side of the question just referred to.
IL I'll % 4 L.
ularly supplied with salt, the hog is general
ly neglected. He requires, however, to be
constantly supplied with it as are horses,
cattle, or sheep, and suffers as much when
deprived of it as either of these. His food
is almost invariably given to him in fresh
state, and to this fact we may attribute the
presence of trichiRa and other diseases Pc
culiar to swine, which seem to battle the
most skillful treatment If salt be net mix
ed with the food, it should constantly be
kept in separate trough in his sty, where
access may be had whenever the animal feels
inclined to lick or eat it. If farmers and
breeders will try the latter plan, it will af-
ford them good opportunity of ascertain
ing whether or not the hog requires salt, and
also whether it benefits his condition while
living, and improves the quality of his flesh
when prepared for the table.
There is another simple method of test
ing the value of salt when given to swine
Let the farmer breed from boar and sow
fed on salt, and rear litter to their full
growth fattened in the ordinary way, and
try the same experiment the same time with
another set, never fed with salt, and let him
note we'll the result The former will be
healthier, harder, less subject to disease,
fatter. better, and the meat will be sweeter
and much more wholesome If these con-
siderations are worth anything to the farm
er and breeder, they are worth, at least, an
impartial investigation
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n Z n Z A l. & A r D.
~ DIR, A. NJ. HILLS,

DIN, "a NJ. f1ILIJN,
Would say to his patients and the public gener-
ally that. having dissolved partnership with Dr.
Shawhe is now doing the entire work of his office
himself, so that patients need not fear being pu;
under the hands of any other operator.
Having obtained reduction of the patent ,
the plate material, am enabled to put up teeth
MUCH CHEAPER than formerly. 1 also have DIR.
stuck patent process for working Rubber pIa te.
which makes much lighter, more elastic and
stronger plate for the same amount of material,
and polishes the plate on both sides rendering
1t much more easily kept clean.
., Special attention paid to the preserv alton Of
the natural teeth, and all work guaranteed en-
tirely satisfactory to patients.
Office at the old stand opposite the Shaw House
once hours from to 12, A. NJ, and to 5, p. ".
Patients from a distance should notify me few
days before hand of their intention TO come
Always at home unless other notice appears in
both the county papers Feb. Is, Tit.
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MISS H. S. SWANS, School for Girls,
w Clearfeld, Pa.
The Winter Term of Fourteen weeks will com
merce on Monday, January ID. 1871.
TERMS TUITION
Reading, Orthography, Writing, Primary
Arithmetic and Primary biography, per
term. (Of IA weeks,, 81 90
History, Local and Descriptive Geography
with Map Drawing, Grammar, Mental
and Written Arithmetic, 90
Botany. Geology. Physiology, Natural Phi
losophy, Physical Geography. Algsbrs,
Rhetoric. Etymology and Latin, IL 90
Oil Painting. t24 Iessons), II 90
Monochromatic Drawing, 10 90
Crayon, 6 90
Pencil Drawing mo extra charged.
InstrUm entail Music, 40 lessons). 10 90
Wax Flowers and Fruits, with materials, at
teachers charges.
For full particulars send for Circular.
Clcarfeld, August II I870-ly.
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Il U R n | T U RE ROO M S.
JOHN GUELICH,


Desires to inform his old friends and customers
that. having enlarged his shop and increased hi.
facilities for manufacturing. b is now prepared
to make to order such furniture as may be desir-
ed. in good style and at cheap rates for cash He
m ostly has hand at his ''Fui Ditur Rooms
8 varied assortm cnt of furniture, among which is
BUREAUS AND SIDEBOARDS,
Wardrobes and Bookcases; Centre, Sofa ParIor
Breakfast and Dining extension Tables.
Common, French-posts, Cottage, Jen-
ny-Lind and other Bedsteads.
SOFAS OF ALL KINDS, wORK-STANDs, hat
RACKS, WASH STANDS, &C.
Spring seat, Cain bottom, and Parlor Chairs;
And common and other Chairs.
l. o o K n G-G l. A 8 SES
Or every description on hand. and new glasses fc.
old frames, which viii be pu. q very
reasonable terms, OF snort notice.
hs also keeps on hard. or furnishes 10 order Hair
Corn-h usk. Hair and Cotton top Mattresses.
COFFINS, OF EVERY KIND,
Made to order, and funerals attended with q
Hearse. whenever desirable.
Also, House painting done to order
The above, and many other articles are furnished
to customers cheap for CASH or exchanged for an.
proved country produce Cherry Mani. PonIn,
Lin-wood and other Lumber suitable for the busi-
ness, taken in exchange for furniture.
Remember the shop is on Market street, Clear
field, and nearly opposite the "0Id Jew Store.'
December 4. 1851 JOHN GUEMCH