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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-04-08

ted. In the case of Bartly Tully and Pat
rick Kane they were both convicted of the
manslaughtcr of VIM. Lehr.
The Annapolis election, which has excl
ted as much feeling here as in Annapolis
resulted on the Sd instant in a victory fol
the Republicans. They elected their Mayor
james Monroe, by a majority of Is, and
four out of five aldermen.
The report of the clerk to the marshal OF
police shows | 1882 arrests made during last
month.
Last Sunday being Palm Sunday, the
beginning ofholy week, it was appropriate
" observed by all the Catholic, Episcopal
and Lutheran Churches in their customary
impressive ceremonies. The day is cclc-
bratcd in commcmorati0n of the strcwing
ing of palms before the Savior as he entered
Jerusalem. Holy week is crowded with
those sad scenes in the life of the Saviour
which eliminated in his death and the ser
vices in he above Churchesarc very solemn.
A number Of churches were dedicated also
on Sunday. Among them the new Eutaw
Place Baptist Church, which isa very hand
some structure, built of Maryland marble,
and is one of the most beautiful churches in
the city The stccplc when completed will
be 100 feet high, higher than the Washing
ton monument. Thr pulpit and church
furniture is Of solid black walnut with Grim
son cushions Columbia Street Methodist
Church was rcopcRcd by Bishop Weaver
The Jewish feast of Passover in com
mcmoration of lsracrs emancipation from
Egyptian slavery began on Wednesday
evening and will last seven days.
The CLARION is growing i'll favor daily
as an advertising medium among our mcr-
chants, and its hosts of readers watch anX
iously for itsarriv0l. Can't you get it down
to us by Fridays mail, so that we can have
it on Sunday:
| hope your hotel will be ready for us by
the summer months The few warm days
we have had have already started the uni
vcrsal question of "Whcrc are you going
this summers and the most frequent re-
ply is. "To Mrchanirrtown." VIII you be
ready for us? | heard Il few days ago that
many WHO wished to spend the summer
III Mcchanirs,own had been unable to find
accommodations, and had been compelled
to secure them AT the much less attractive
place Union Bridge ! hope, however,
tina, this is not true.
Baltimorr'S old favoriir, Mr. john r.
Owens, is here, playngto the most crowd
ed houses we have had this season.
TRANSIT.
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SEXTY.FOEHs ACRES.

moro or less, situated one mile southeast OF
Mt. st, Mary'S College , Mountain Lots
containing 5 lG-10O Acres: also, 3 Houses
and Lots i'll tie same vicinity, with22 acres
OF Land on the Gettysburg road II miles
from Emhlisburg.
TERMs.--Onc-ihird cash. the balance in
two annual payments.
JOSEPH e ELDER,
april Its Executor.
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MILL PROPERTY AT PRIVATE
INl SALE.-1'hc only flour and grist
Mill in Mcchanicstown, Frederick county,
Maryland, the present terminus of the Yves.
tern Maryland Railroad, 1t sa first class
Merchant Mill, and has q large country
custom. The water power is good, and has
a capacity to turn out from IS to "a barrels
of flour per day. Also, adjoining thereto,
eight or ten acres Of Land large brick
Mansion and all necessary outbuildings.
Terms easy. Possession given to suit the
purchaser. L. A. WlERMAN.
Mechanicstown, April 13w.
~ The Baltimore Sun, Westminster
Scntincl, Frederick El1tnincr and Cham
bersburg Pa. Repository will insert tic
above three weeks and send bill to the sui
SCribCr.
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~ XCELSIOR STOVE HOUSE.

1YNNING, pLUNBiNG, G-As FIT
TING, LIGH1'NlNG ROD AND
XOUSEFURNISILING EMPORIUM
FREDERICK CITY, Md.
The stove Department is complete, and
includes the celebrated
EXCELSIOR COOKING STOVE,
and other STYLES. All Stoves warranted to
give satisfaction, or the money will be re-
funded
HOT AIR FURNACES, &c, in their
proper season.
STOVE REPAIRING and cleaning at
shortest notice.
ROOFING, SCOUTING and JOB
BING executed in the most satisfactory
manner
The PLUMBING DEPARTMENT is
correct in all its various branches, as usual.
GAS FITTING, and all kinds of Gas
Fitting Repairs &c, promptly attended to.
LIGHTNING ROD DEPARTMENT.
The subscriber is sole agent for this sec
ton, 81 the Modern Improved Spiral Flutcd
silent Lightning Conductor, and is prcpa-
rcd tn erect the same on all manner OF
buildings. He solicits Il share of the pub
lie patronage in the various branches of his
business. n. J. WILSON,
East Patrick street,
api e-tf Frederick city, Md.
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NFFICE of Board of School Commits
" sioners for Frederick County Md.
FREDERICK, Nurh 21h, 1871,
The next regular quarterly meeting of
the Board of County School Commissioners
for Frederick county will be held in this
office, on "Wednesday and Thursday, the
18Th and Goth Of April next
JOHN w. PAGE,
apr set Secretary.
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On the 3lst of March, while VIM. Con-
ncr, aged about 10 years, son of MIR. John
Conner, who resides about two miles from
this place on the Furnrcc rond, was work
ing in the iron ore bank near Catoctin Fur.
mace, during II blast near by, a piece OF the
ore whirrd in the air at some distance,
struck him with force breaking two Of his
ribs and otherwise injured him internally.
The services of Drs White and Zimmerman
were called in, AMI the sufferer is now in IA
fair way Of recovery.
rF3" Several of the prominent merchants
of Wrstminstcr--M csslS. j. 1inGling a.
Son and John l.. Rciisnidcr, have just pub
Ishcd "A statement showing that by II liberal
system Of advertising, they have sold an
additional amount Of goods during the past
year.
Read all the communications on the out
side and inside Of to-day's paper
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De. AT.aS.

Ia Chester Township, Powrslic!i com
ty, Iowa, on the 18Th Of February, 1871,
SOPHIA T., daughter Of Daniel +. and
sue Il. Hays, formerly Of l'rcd"Yirl, couN-
+, Maryland, aged II months and 3 day,
At trcagcrS,own. on tie ~ instant, Of
Paralysis MARTHA rATlIARINE EBY,
aged II Years, ) months and ~ days.
On the 18th Of March she was struck
down with paralysis and remained in an
unconscious state until her death. She was
an aIniablc lady, and generally esteemed by
all who knew her. Being member Of the
Lutheran Church., sl" was devoted to the
service Of the church and sabbath school,
always regular in her attendance in Tive
sanctuary. She mad" no difference in tie
different branches of tic church, She went
to al, and participated dcyoulIy in the ser
vices and ordinances. IN this she mani
tested true Catholic spirit and showed
herself an example for others. As Il fol
lower of Christ, she was ready for every
good work, whenever opportunity offered
itself, and in so far her ability would he rN-
crciscd. Her remains were followed by a
large concoursc OF SvmpaihizinG relatives,
friends and ncighhors to their last resting
place. The occasion was improved by Rev.
n. f. Gills, from the words: Il know that
my Rcdccmer liycth' job 10, rs express
Siyc OF her faith and profession in her living
Rcdecmcr Her Sabbath School class de-
posted cycrgrccnH in her grave as symbol
ical ofthc resurrection. Thus passed away
one lovely in life and death, and her place
will be very much MISE | in the future.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

;zY~ II mat> his d,}nrtn'ent fonr2S1per
mort interesting II os}r customers, zee t4ntSt
lordMtorm"tio0 fran oHr ,frie"dr IN I'll M'
lpprr Districts # his coU"ty,
Joseph f. Elder, as Executor Of the Es-
tate OF Lewis El,lrr ,rcea,r1, will sell, on
Saturday. the $>h OF April, 1871, at | o.
clock. p. NJ, one mile South Of Mt. 81,
Mary'> College, a lot Of personal property.
David Aynrw Will sell AT Public Auction,
at his residence in Emmi,'shlrg, ON Mon
day, the loth instant easter Monday, six
Horses, Colt and W"gcns-hoTs,s suitable
tor sad He or draft.
The fund for the relief Of tn" daughters
of Chief ,j,,>tirr fancy VIII, it is said,
reach the silH, %im Of $5t,WA,
Frederick city uniformed her Police on
the style Of Baltimore, cAcrli that the for
mcr wear the blue, the latter tn" grey.
WorEmcn 1T" bu>ly engaged in tearing
,iown The old fairnount House, sometimes
called the Hill House. at the Toll-gatc south
of f.mmitShury. The march of improve
mrnt is onward, tie old building constitute
iny as it lid an object of view for the whole
country around, and occupying aroSit!on
that commands one of the most magnificent
stretches of rural scenery that can well hc
found, will be sadly missed hy many. II is
understood that St. .Joscpl's Institution.
which owns the property, intends to use
the brick ctr in th,ir new building The
building Itself being dilapida,cd, war other
Use useless 10 the owners.
the CORPORATION ELECTION.
Next Monday the voters of this town
viii he called Iuon to elect Five Commits
sfnnrrs +, ru,r iLr CORPORATION for the cur
rent wear We have no particular SUCCESS
lions to mo',r on this jmpor,ant matter.
We ;ri.t lhot five nuhljc.4njrjtrd citizens
will be chosen, who will see to it that our
streets ana paHrEcntS are improved curing
''' summer, ami proper CROSSINGS i'i''', a., AZ
CONVENIENT points TO aNold '''t nl''' III ''l,
RAINY season, lhe rIcnt'on VIII ne hci" al
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TlSTRT.
tr1.sa tf0a G. 'hAtA..Hs l:sl1.I'tSJ

-D.-sso ID G. MI q II ll'l M,
CURGEON DENTIST, Frederick City,
- Nd, offers his professional services to
the citizens of Frederick, and public gcner-
ally Dentistry in all its various forms cA-
ccutcd in the best manner, All work guar
antced lie will visit Emmtlsbllrg, and
Mcchanicstown, on the following days:
EMMITrSBURG, at Henry Stokes
residence, on the first Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday of each month.
MECHANICSTOWN n, at Mr. Sigmunds
residence, the second Monday and Tuesday
of each month.
The rest of the time he may be found at
his office, in West Third Street, Frederick
City, Ma.
Ladies desiring it will be waited upon at
their residences. mar lS-W
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Rev. James b. Avirctt, of Virginia, ofthc
Protestant Episcopal Church, is expected
to preach on Easter iSund0y morning at
Catoctin Furnace, and in the Academy at
McchanicStown, on The same evening, at
half past 3 o'clock. He should have a
large assembly to hear him.
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v VARIETY
is THE SPICE OF LIFE.
I'm STORE
Garden Seeds, Tin Horns,

Garden Seeds, Tin Horns,
Magazines and Newspapers; Pocket
Knives, Bird Cages, Flower seeds, Supple,
Jacks, Work Baskets, and Twcezcr's
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES
ALL STYLES AND PRICES;
Violns,
Tin Buckets,
Pocket Books,
Dog Knives,
CruciiXcs,
Pistols,
Diaper Pins,
thermometers,
Shoe Black,
Genuine Black
Spanish Eggs
Fifty Cents
Per dozen,
China Dolls,
Photograph
Albums,
Sweet
Marorum,
Jews IIarps,
India Rubber
Cloth for Babies,
Iar hillSS,
Snuff Boxes,
Piano Music,
Tops,
Worm Seed
LOZCngvS,
DOH Baby
Shoes,
Quill tooth
Pick9,
Base Balls
And Bats,
Cheek Paint,
Dogs and Cats,
Tooth Brushes,
Sarsapari}la,
Steam Engines,
-" If the above is not cnough--wc have
Il fen more Hotiuus which are for Sale day
and nigh,,-Dickcns' "Old Curiosity shop
wouldn't begin to compare with
SMITHS
mar 95-ti Temple Of Fancy,
Frederick, Nd.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-03-24
Editors Book Table.

TIE EPHRENOLoGICALJ JOURNAL AND
LIFE ILLUSTRATED for April, appears
in its usual becoming dress, and con-
tains an excellent variety of reading
matter with several portraits. A good
number. Price 80 cts; SO year. Sent
half year, ON TRIAL, for 81. Address
S. n. WELLS, $50 Broadway, N. Y.
THE AMERICAN STOCK. JOURNAL,
for March, contains handsome ongrav.
lngs of Galloway and Breton Cattle,
Essex Hogs, Spangled Hamburg and
White Leghorn Fowls, also an engrav-
ing and ground plan of one of the finest
pig styes in the country; showing the
improved methods of cooking food for
this much abused quadruped. This
Journal is always filed with choice
original articles, on the breeding, care
management and diseases of domestic
animals, and should be in the hands of
every Farmer. Specimen copies sent
Free. Address n. p. BOYER & Co.,
Publishers, Parkesburg, Pa.
PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for April, il,
as always, an excellent number. 1t is
one of the best Ladies' Magazine pub.
lished, but as we have noticed it at
length recently it is not necessary to
review further at present. Price SO per
annum. Il. b. PETERSON, Philadelphia,
publisher.
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Charity for France.

The miserable condition to which
France has been reduced has awakened
the sympathies of the charitable
throughout the civilized world, but is
it not q serious question in morality
whether laiC'esS people are deserving
Of charity? We do not suppose that
all starving Frenchmen arc lawless,
but certainly charities should only be
extended to those who behave them
selves with common decency. Their
public assemblies and their mobs ring
with cries for blood, for revenge, for
capital execution of their political op-
ponents, q Jaw and public authority is
deGed by mobs, and newspapers that
encourage such proceedings are liber.
ally supported by the very people who
arebegging most piteously for charitable
aid We read, too, that the Theatre Q
and other places of public amusement
are all open and well patronized. The
question arises, If Frenchmen have so
little charity for each other as to spend
their means on such objects, while some
of their fellow citizens are famishing
for food and other means of livelihood,
is the race worth preserving by the
charitable contributions of others
Worldly people might justly say con.
duct yourselves with propriety or per-
ish.
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DON'T think because snulIs anu strong
or poisonous solutions will not cure Ca
tarrh. that you connot be cured. The
proprietor of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Rene
DIV offers $500 reward for a case of Ca
tarrh which he cannot cure. 1t costs
but fifty cents for package which pre-
pares one full pint. Sold by druggists,
or send sixty cents to DIR. r. V. Pierce,
1873 Seneca street, Buffalo, n. Y, and
Get il through the mail. a pamphlet
free, The genuine has DR.. Pierce's pri-
yate U. S. Government Stamp on each
package.
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WE hope the laboring men of the
country are satisfied by this time, with
Radical power. When they look back
at the good Old day of Democratic rule,
when we had gold and silver money,
when taxes were low and the means of
living cheap, and compare them with
the oppressive present, with our ragged
paper money, with the enormous taxes
and fearful prices of everything we eat
and wear, we should think they would
be willing to see the Radical party sink
forever. " Let laboring men reflect
upon our condition now, and ten or
twelve years ago. The burdens are be-
ginning to be felt Farming, and in
deed all labor and business generally,
are feeling the effects of radical rule
and oppression. The great change
manifest in public sentiment-the DEM
ocratic increase in the present Congress
all give evidence of the telling effects
Of the radical system Of wrong and
tyranny upon THE PEOPLE. E."-Belte'
fonte IVatchman.
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Going North. Going South.
ll:3j A. NJ. 0O7 A. NJ.
e:5O L. NJ. $40 Z. NJ.
guIng North. Going South.
1i2P r. NJ. IO:OS a. NJ.
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Paris Is in a state of insurrection. In
an ondeavor to suppress the "Red"
mobs, tho troops fraternized with the
rioters, surrendering their generals to
them, who were speedily murdered, al.
though all Of them had been greatly
distinguished in the struggle against
the Prussians. The government Is in
efficient If not powerless. The Germans
have, in consequence of these events,
stopped their march of evacuation and
threaten to return to Paris. If they
are compelled to take this step, they
will of course settle matters effectually
before they proceed to evacuate the
country again. The turbulent popula.
tiop of Paris has not been kept in thor
ough subordination to law for q century
past. except by the Bonapartes, and
they are sure to destroy any Republic
that may be set up. Republican leaders
can use them to dethrone monarchs but
can not govern them afterwards.
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Cheering Facts for the Bilious.

Every day demonstrates more clearly that iiN-
er complaint, in all It's distre, sing forms can be
controlled and cured without difficulty or incon-
veniencc. 1t is obstinate disease, but It's obs'-
macy is not proof against the pcrtinacious, rene
dial and restorative operation of lIostyt'nrs
Stomach Bittc's. That genial corrective comp u"
the organ 10 do is dy. 1t must secrotc regularly
and healthfully under the influence of the Bit
ters. Their action brings It back from state Of
rebellion into perfect harmony with the laws Of
health. II there is cost lyonoss, II disappears; IL
there IS sdo-achc on baci-ache, it ceases; If the
skin and the whites Of the eyes are tinged Win
supernuous bile, they recover their natural hue;
If the appetite is gone, II returns; If the digeN-
ton is impaired, II is restored; in briei, wnaI-
ever the symptoms Of the complaint may be-
and whatever the phase IL has assumed, c1fc IS
certain. such are the uniform effects OF this pre-
paration where bilious disease has been already
developed but in eases where there is merely a
onstit utional tendency to liver complaint, 4
may be prevented throughout life by thcreEu'Rr
use in small quantities, of this palatable anti
dote. These are proven facts, and rhuuR pe
| seriously ponreded-or, rather, they should he
promptly acted upon-by all persons of bilious
habit.
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THE Nebraska Legislature is in a
tight place. The Constitution limits
the sessions to forty days. The present
session has already exceeded that time
by several days. Yet the impeachment
trial of Governor BUTLER has just
begun, and will, probably, take several
weeks. The members will have to
work without pay. If they adjourn,
and trust to the Secretary of State, who
is Acting. Governor, to call an extra
session Immediately, that they may
vote themselves pay, all the proceed
ing5 they have had on impeachment,
with all other unfinished business, will
have to be re-enacted. If they go on
and finish the trial, and the Governor
should not be convicted, he would not
probably call an extra session to allow
members to vote themselves pay for
trying to convict him of high crimes.
And thus the matter stands.
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THERE are a number of impoverishe

THERE are number of impoverished
peers among the British nobility. But
they seldom remain poor long, as a
marriage with some rich plebeian heir
ess generally sets them up in the world.
1t is believed that at least three-fourths
of the great estates of the realm have
come to their owners through the fe-
male line. The hard working John
Bull amasses fortune, his only daugh-
ter marries into the nobility, and the
satisfied father dies, pleased with the
thought of being the father-in-law OF
"my lord" and with the sweet con-
seriousness that his grandson will be an
earl or a marquis. And such is life
not only in England, but everywhere,
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H.rHELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcuU

CURES DISEASES ARISING FROM IMIiC-
pENCE, HABITS or DISSIPATION, ETC,
in all their stages, at little expense little or
change in diet, no Inconvenience, and no cy
po'ure 1t causes frequent desire, and gives
strength to Urlnatc, thereby removing Obstruc-
uons, Preventing and Curing Structures Of the
Uretsa, Alluy Ing Pain and Inflammation. $50
frequent IN this Glars Of diseases, and eXpcl,rg
all Poisonous matter.
Thousands who have been the victims OK iu-
competent persons, and who Lave paid heavy
fees to be cured IN short time have found they
have been d. ceivod, and that the Poison" has
by the use of powerful aStrngents" been dried
UP in the system, to break cut Ia more aggra-
waited form, and perhaps after Marriage
Use HELMBOLDS EN TRACT BUCHU for oil
Affections and Diseases q the Urinary ORGANS.
whether existing in Male or Female, from what
ever cause originating, and no matter Of how
long standing. PRICE ONE DOLLAR AND
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
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IT is said that the latest fashion in
engagements is to give no ring or pres
ents of any kind to the lady, and the
wedding to be quiet and plain, only
the relatives being present, and the
brides dress very plain and simple. 1t
is quite time that a reaction should
take place from the prevailing extrav-
agance of fashionable weddings. At
the rate things have been going on, it is
fast becoming impossible for any one
but millionaire to marry. Couples,
without dollar to begin housekeeping
with, are set out with silver services,
gold and jewelry, by the mistaken pro-
digality of friends, while the kitchen is
bare of indispensable utensils There
is usually woeful falling Off from this
brilliant beginning. 1t is quite time
for young folks to begin at the other
end of married life, and set out with a
programme they can carry out.
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HALFWAY HOUSE, I
NT,r.l 10 1881


The shooting match for the Bruin
terminated to-day. Clinton Lewis win
ming the Bear and money prizes on
some of the finest off ha nd shooting it
has ever been our pleasure to witness,
it was what some would call hair split
ting.
The globe sight marksmen were on
hand and were badly beaten, the cause
of the Generalization among them we
did not learn, unless it was that the
nail disappeared to often, viz:-4 out,
and out 8 times.
John Hoffman's board No. rs won
the Bear on / of an inch string (break
measurement).
VIM. Remly's board No. 8, won the
money prize on of an inch string.
There were four other boards shot by
Lewis that measured from to of an
inch.
We understand that the next Bea,
match will be at Conyngham.
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AN "independent" newspaper is the
best thing in journalism. But the news
paper that puts in the most strenuous
claim to the title of "independent," is
usually simply rover, acknowledging
allegiance to no flag, and roaming the
seas for the sole purpose of plundering
mpartially from all parties.
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NHERIFFNS SALE.

BY virtue of writ of Fl. Ia. issued out Of the
Court of Common Pleas OF Columbia county and
to me directed will be exposed to sale by public
venduc or outcry, ON the premises, at one Oclock
in the afternoon OF TUESDAY, March 18th,
ISL, the following real estate to wit:
Al that real estate situated in Locust town
ship Columbia county, bounded and described
as follows, to-wit: ON the west by lands of John
HarneI, ON the south by lands OF John Harncr,
ON the east 10y lands OF Rudolph Ncager and on
the north by l.nds of Daniel Morris, scott and
John leager, containing, "a ACRES, more or
less. on which are erected one Public House, one
Private Dwelling House, Barn. ;. al!ng, ana out
ltiII