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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-03-14
Carwile No.I; Carwile No. q: Car.
vile No 3,

There they are in Augusta-young
men whom we all know and love. Tom
is No. L; Ed. is No. q; Willie is No g..
They sell Groceries on big scale, two
or three doors below Richards-near the
Planters Hotel. And their heads are
level! And their doings would battle a
Congressional Committee. to investigate
Southern affairs. Read their new adver-
tisement in another column, and-giye
them long pull, strong pail, and a
pull all together!
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20. The infant child Of Hon. Frank
Arnim died at the Nickerson House in
Columbia, J, OH the 6til..
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LAW CARD.
rhe Greatest Discovery of the Age
EAU FRANCAESE,

Du DOCTEUR LAURENT, of Paris.
An infallible cure for all IRRITATToNs OF
THE SKIN, Us well as obstinate ERuP-,
TIoNs. This preparation is universally
used among the higher classes in France
and England. A bottle of the EAU FRAN
cA1sE will be sent to any address upon
receipt of 81 so W. f. FI,ORANCE,
Sole Agent for the U. S., Richmond, Va.
10 Feb IA 4to
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-.4,.... Gen. NJ. G. BU' 'GlIE
"T used three tons Cottin Food manu-.
pany, of Baltimore; applying 60 lbs. to
lbs. Peruvian Guano to the acre"
".The Cotton manured with the Cotton
orously,. and whilst made no comparison
was in favor Of the Cotton Food and so j
shall use it exclusively this year in prefer
with twas not affected like the others by
earlier. I alsoapplied it In a small way. OF
J. H. HoLLINGSwORTH, E!g!T"M. 8.
"Iused l80lbs. sCntton fao" t 30 &c
If sand, it increased the yiela .p'e .un ~
the year before and decidedly pTe q! The
ton, So much sd that Shall use entirely
: aoGs Z. II: w:sADDfs6S va GRNI.p,
."Tusef 75 lbs.a Cotton. l'isftY afn--rilIsf
pounds, Seed Cotton:to the a1rts,it ,sInpI
the market. My crop waSinGgeased. " ca .ah 7
vember. lam well pleased VIII i.
IL L. ADDISON, Eaasfs1a >. q io i
/. stI used about 288si ijs..!a Cost6n l'6t'C =
planting. .and nneshalt.in the sisn awfow.s
clayrsubsoils very, pnor pno 9kl tRskl .e,a urf..i:s
produced lWelvesbales Qn. iiftS;il asgcSs 1
have ever usetd. ssHaye Deem t,ssftn4 CORN
the land .withoatmanure dnahGeast cfres
Mostof my! Cotton, 'sy.k sstll!a.ssab.H sstl the -
hayetaflled with, ,seyctn!n MY nIi:!ssi.
No MSkr Snj.fffhiiieE fnashE e. *Sff.t,, < $
Peruvian Gualfo prsNious tps1l antstsS'1 u
Augusta, Jan, II
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EXTRAORDINARY IMPROVEMENTS
CABINET ORGANS

The Mason & HAMLN OEGAs Co. respectfully an
nounce the introduction Of improvements OF much
more ihsn ordinary interest. These are
REED AND PIPE CABINET ORGANS,
being the only successful coordination of REAL
PIPES with reeds ever made;
DAYS TRANSPOSING KEYBOARD,
which can be instantly moved 10 the right or len,
changing the pitch, or transpcsing the key. For
drd,ein9s and descriptions, see Circutdr.
NEW AND ELEGANT STYLES OF
DOUBLE REED CABINET ORGANS,
at s14n s1S9 and $l25 each Gchsidertng Capacity,
Elegance, and Thorough Excellence Of Workman
ship, these are cheaper than any 6efose offered.
The MASON & HANLIN Organs are acknowledged
BEST, and from extr, ordinary facilities for manu-
facture this Company can afford and noic undertake
to- sell at prices which render them
UNQUEsTIONABLY CHEAPEsT.
FouR OCTAVE ORGANS $50 each FIVE OCTAVE or
CANS $lor, 1928 and upwards, With Mres setsreeds
s15 and upwards. Forty Styles up to $3.50 et.ch.
New ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, and TESTIMONIAL
CIRCULAR. with opinions Of MORE THAN ONE
THOUSAND MUSICIANS, sent free.
MASON. s. HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
t5l fremont ST., Boston. 500 Broadway, N. T.
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ED0rrrELD, C. H., 8. G., Jan. l, 1872.
This is to certify that have used the
Wando Guano for two years with the
happiest result-quantity applied2OOl lbs,
with Is Bushels Cotton Seed per acre
with this manuring increased the yield
of seed Cotton per acre about six hum
dred pounds or more. I may add that /
made bale per acre on twenty acres
with above .nanuring. .
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CERTIFICATES {:

EpaEr1ELp, Dec. 3oth, 1871.
have used commercial fertilizers for
several years, and this year, with other
kinds, usod the Wando, giying,it, think
a fair trial. In my opinion, the Wando
vave more remuneratiye results than any
'' l.. SALTER.
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Medical Notice.

THROM this date I will practice Medi-
Il cine exclusively for Cash.
r. II. PATTIS0N!
Jan IL 6m 4
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A LARGE. and. Beautiful Stock 20, OF
q Mems and Boys HATS and CARS
.A reduced pfieesas cc,1, AMI. MIG
JanM
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THE BROWN COTTIN GIN CO.,
New London. Conn.

Manufacturers of the Br-wn Gn." Cotton Seed
Ilulers. Machinery and Castings Manufacturers Of
Harris Patent Rotary Steam Engne-the best and
cheapest Steam Engin" for plantation PURPOSES Cot,
kinds Of materials. Saws, Ribs, Pullics, Boxes, ETC.,
Of any pait to order nj short notice. Have had
long experience in the business, and guarantee sat
isficton in every particular. 0rdefs solicited Ad-
jrcss as above,
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EDaEF1ELps S. c., Dec. Both, 1871.

EDaEFIELDsS. G., Dec. 3Uth, ,lSf. :
This year planted. eighty-five acres:
in Cotton, poor land, and used three tons
of th Wando Guano. . 1 made, packed
and sold forty eight bales, weighing 40C.
pounds. The three tons were appliedtt.
As acres, which produced 81 bales For
ty acres, better land, was unmanured.
and the result was only IL bules. Tho
cheapness, and the-intrinsic worth OF the,
Wando, places it upon monied valua-'
ton. Il. H. YOUNGBLOOD. =
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{, L0yctctn, >. I. -,. ~.~.
cturod By The Maryland Fertilizer CoMs.
l.eac'e. Ey the SIDE OF it IappIieti@5'
'noG' grew of moro promptly and .yig..
oi tie resGit., ;im sTre the prcic.ei ce +.
Iuc!l ann / impG"s> ed with this belirfsfl
me t. Ill others. The Cotton m;lruHdo.
;l,' dr,uih, and maturcd three weeks,
Corn with thcm1stsa satisfactory res6lE."S
:. 20 GRAHAM & BUTLER, august"
j; ~. ILL., ~ Mnlat:o Land. miXtiifsS
rt ohI I4,G several other kirfSo
,na,Sa ,r,,Sn E,"S xsf It gave perfect satHtst,.
K: I: .i.--'ii II. ''~iG.sir. Ga. -
IFE. - ~, ~,ic!, prSaducedl fTA'
go ;r-sI.,.:. .i.y t..r best f'ertiiiZefsii,fd
- per ec.it a"u ;afhercd by 18th. Ase5
Nam xLv.LEH, .4ugusta, Ca. w.. ~,
i :,ctc, anc-!ia' III the .Iill at tine toifS
.ay me- II VII: IN June. on sandy laifH?T
iakGE il. IA vc :nd J; portion thisaiitv
ii .g,;. -i,an any Feiiiligr.Ir
rc.:i' t:;ii!i ne Y:ais. Do not think.
i, ,,as,..- ~ss.'li re produced ) b,sisa;;.v
il vi Yrs4b!sr., ari~. lad noN ellowiCe ileA
-; ~ ne y. aving, there IL,
tls lagt i.i.id better tlnin
s%s:,Iu3 - s,ass -. ~ aas
Sm
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A GENTS yyantcd.--Agcns make more mon
"A ey at work f.r us Than n anything el.c. Bust
ness light and permanent. Part culars free. G.
SrlNsoS & Co., Fine Dirt PnJiishers, Portland, Maine
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A NERVOUS INVALID

Has published foi the benefit Of yniEg uien a!d
others vii .suifr from Neryt us;ie.s. Debility. &c.. Il
.el isu employing the means 1T sf cure. Written
byoGe who cared himself. e sen, free on receiving
Il tJnist-paid Directed envelope.
Address -s!AfHANia.L MAfFAiK.
- BvookIyM, IS. Y,
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| 70. ? R|enE!L & A..

fr n Circular, or inclnse o5 cents for their One
hundred Page Pamphlet, containing Lists
or $500 Newspapers ind es'nlates showing the cost
Of advertising, also many us' f hints to advertisers,
and some account of the experiences OF men VIII"
are known rs successful Advcr isers. This
firm arc pr pri tors of the American Newspaper Ad-
vertisng Agency,
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II P|I'E R'V, \. !.

and are possessed of uncqualcd lciltis r securing
:he Insertion "f advertisement, n all Newspapers
and l., rioiicas at loves; rates
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The Grand Jury ask leave for further
time within which to enquire into the
several matters pertaining to the proper
discharge of their duties. and invite the
cooperation Of all good citizens in cor
recting the many evils with WHICH our
County is afflicted. el3t,@.l -.
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Religious Notice.

J. w. DENNY, Sec'ry.
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|. ie q u .a:a 4 .4y!i..-s.,,. =

~ A.qg bag .s7sarEs dsns gaiksr
i He above Standard ertililse.s havi
in the. South. with .unequalled SUCCESS, j
fail to give. satisfaction, whiie tAs sian
perior, to any ever, sold.gasr Il. .s
The undersigned .haringubesn,c,grA
troductionr fully understanliAg.theip i
the public as, the most.RELI \ BILE, ,Fl
Il For Rrices and Terms, apply laahe
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Now is the Time Fol, e lli

SCI hGl s-eft' atl1 q : %
.niT ENTIRE oclz OF DREs
n-.S :FnIi,re - .s.AToEst I.s1-. 80,
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Dec 20
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his in legal knowledge, GiT"eihi uciiVes9'
and touching eloquencc- And th1 Noaf'
in this case paid meriiod compliment
when he said that F." the defence was COLI
ducted with grca. perti:'acity, uii;irifs
yea, and unusual ability.
On saturday the Court sat huta shor'
time, notl,ing.worthy of mention ircihs
accomplished. Saturday, too, Mr.. bf'%-
lev departed, and WAS succccdeo' a.
States Attorney. by Attorney Geherai
Chamberlain.
The case of the State ys Xnslow Ham
,,,op for the killing OF Capt. George But
Ter occupied all of Monday and Tuesday.
Attorney General Chamberlain for the
State; Chancellor Carroll and w. -.
Rarney, Esq, :or the defence. AS re-
CARDS the speech Of Mr.. Ramey in TINS
eanse-his first since his admission 10
the bar, if we mistake MOTT did hlm
verv decided credit, and augufs we'll for
,,;s fnture success. yerdict-Not Guilty
aswe 90 to press early on Wednesday
we will not. be able to pursue the pro-
cress of the Court further until our neN'
issue.
The Court will continue in session
throughout this week and next Apl
Notwithstanding q previous announce
vent to the contrary, We understand tina
tho coming week will hc exclusively Gle
81, 1,us;nass. Such being TIN
case. We deem it our duty to' Harn nu ~
TuriesM,s.t confusionsi wranslingF
heart-burnings, snd complaints ei l'al
tiality and injustice BECOME o.,,n,mb. .o
throughout our County ff.nI !. Ir,
thst for Eve years past the y rug i1Il I$ /.
field, in regard to anso-war aep,s, ,, ~ =,
been to sealc them at % cents m !ht ~ ~
lar. 1t is .os late now togo DaeS"Af'
in this matter.
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Its for A.:ilfle Georgia -s'nce their in
va4,ie:I. 'hfasflsly res nut ;ldtheff TO
ER'FFE4zRRSINe B>:a SHs s.ss-
G,s,pr,1 .1;,;,caI H6erts >5s,1 ~ -
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Feb2l
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= GEsA. = 81 c; Essg,TlT1Ea. Agenss,, ~ !. :
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-01-20

Abraham $. Gents, David s. Firor,
Maj.'C. A. Damuth, Newton G. Croft
and Calvin l.. Flror, for the purpose
of raising funds to defray the expenses
incurred in the preliminary move
ments for the formation Of a New
County.
On motion Of Capt, Martin Rouzer,
"A Committee Of three was appoint
ed to report business at the next
meeting. The following named gen
hemen were appointed said Commit
tee Capt NJ. Rouzer, l.. r. Waesche
pnd Leonard Picking.
Several earnest addresses wer de-
livered by T. Carmack, Frederick
White and John Root. The meeting
then adjourned to meet in Mechanics
town, on Saturday, the 9th instant,
at II o'clock, A. NJ. The meeting
was largely attended.
RcSoIrcd That these proceedings be
published in the ~AToCrIN CLARION.
MARTIN RouzER,
JOS. w. DAVIDSON,
Secretaries.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-01-20
Words Of Gold.

An exchange has the following
words of wisdom on the subject OF
advertising, which we commend to the
consideration OF our traders and the
general public:
Judicious advertising always pays.
If YOU have good thing, advertise
it. If you havn't, don t.
If YOU don't mean to mind your own
business, it will not pay to advertise
it.
Never run down your opponent s
goods in public. Let him do his own
advertising.
It's as true Of advertising as of any
thing else in the world--it it is worth
doing at all, it is worth doing well.
You cant eat enough in one week
to last u whole year, and you can t
advertise on that plan either
A large advertisement once, and
then discontinued, creates the i'm
preston that the man has tizzled,
lnjudicious advertising is like fish
ing where there is no fish. You need
to let the line fall in the right place.
If YOU can arouse curiosity by an
advertisement, it is a good point gain
ed. The fair sex don't hold all the
curiosity in the world.
People who advertise only once in
three months forget that most folks
can't remember anything longer than
about seven DAYS.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-01-20
Telling Fortunes.

Two tall, twin lilies from afar,
Their fair heads towards he softly bowed,
As with her sweet cheek, like a star
That pillows on some sunset cloud,
She, in the shadow of the hills,
Lay low among the datiods.
Even her silence seemed to speak
What dullest earmiglt understand,
As with her hair drawn down her cheek,
And shining in her milk white hand
She pulled the clovcrs from the mold
And by the leaves her fortune told
Sometimes from mouth to brow she smiled
With all woman's sweetest grace,
But changing toa pouting child
Within Il little moment ) space,
Would toss her clovcr-fowcrs about,
As if she did the world misdoubt
Now %he would look, and new would list,
Till dew-drops tringcd her silkcn gown,
And bars of scarlet crossed the mist,
And the low sun went dimly down.
Then all the trowns would change to
fears,
That filled the eyes with sad, soft tears.
AT length the moon rose, yrllowng Ger
The banks OF sea-fog, cold and white,
And up the black sands of the shore
The tide crawlcdI SLOW. 49, cruel night,
Leave me- she cries, of all the SKY,
One star, to tell my fortune by.'
Hush bark land round her milk white
hand
She hath rcelcd the shining locks so fast
She is on her f,et-shc .hath. .rcac4cu tho
sand
She is in her lovers arms at last
The clover slrown like ashes round
All the sweet fortune being found.
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ANlOtllrr's Power.

4 moments work on clay tells aorc
than an hours labor on brick. SO
work on hearts should be done before
they harden. During the first SIX or
eight years of the cnId-Ife mothers
have chief sway; and is the time to
make the deepest and most .enduring
impression ON the human mind.
The examples of maternal influence
are countless. solomon himself re-
cords the words Of wisdom that fell
from a mothers lips. and Timothy was
Taught the Srriptures from. a child bv
his grandmother and mother
John Randolph, Of Roanoke used
10 Sav II should have been French
athv.s, were it not for the recollection
Of the time when my departed mother
used to take my ht'le hands in hers
nnd make me say on my bended knees,
"Our Father who art in Heaven -
"InOsc tears made me missionary
sad he. VII IN he had given his msn-
Ii poI prime to the service OF the Lord.
Some one asked Napoleon what was
the great need Of he French nation.
"Mo,hers wa the significant an
swor. Woman, God ha, given you the
privilege and RESPONSIBILITIES of moth
erhood BE faithful, then, to the lit
tie ones. You hold the KEY to their
ha rte uov If Won once lose If Won
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rsAs There are at least 10000 per

HaAa There are at least 10000 per
sons in the city of New York deman-
ding the public charity.
What is the difference between the
entrance to barn door and a loaler
in a printing office? One is a barn
door and the other is u darn bore.
FoE THE BENEFIT or BACHELORS.
A gentleman Of Newcastle Me-,
desiring the services Of a laho!ing
man. started one morning recently to
90 to a rural district in the interior.
On his way he met highly respccta-
bic lady, not as young as she once
was, and making inquiry Of her final
" asked the question direct
"Can YOU tell me where ! can find
a man.
"No, | can not, she replied, "for |
have been looking these last twenty
years for one myself.
The gentleman apprise1 her that
su h trankncss elevated her in his es-
tlmation, and that he would aid her
in the search to the best of his ability.
1t is estimated that five thousand
cars pass through Harrisburg daily.
The present number ofpassengor trains
arriving and departing at that place is
about forty.
CAllroNNIA has had Il wild man for
some years. Last week a hunter fired
at, and killed him, and found that he
had been poor lunatic who long ago
hal escaped from hi trlel1@,
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CaD' Y IL a T. ELL.
F'REDERICE CRY. MARYLAND,
f, B. CARLIN, Proprietor.

+. B. CARLIN, Proprietor.
THIS popular and well known Hotel,
having been Thoroughly renovated, offers
many advantages to the travelling public.
The exterior of the Hotel, which is now
four stories, presents a beautiful appear
ancc, and will compare favorahly with any
structure Of the kind in the State The en-
tire arrangements of the Hotel are in keep
ing with its outward appearance, and is
supplied with every modern Improvement
and convenience, and has been newly fur
n'shcd throughout at Il very heavy cost. NO
pains or expenses will he omitted to pro
mote the comfort of guests
The cnvahlc reputation the Hotel las
acquired since the undersigned has taken
charge of it, furnishes the most satisfactory
evidence Of his ability to please all who
may favor him with their patronage.
There is attached to the Hotel Il spacious
Billiard Room, newly fitted up, Il Barber
Shop, Bath House, Sc.
Attentive and polite servants will ALWAYS
b" in attendance to wait upon guests during
the day or nj any hour of the night.
Respectfully,
FRANK Is. CARLIN,
apl l5-ly Proprietor.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-01-20

Read not books alone. but men, and
among them chiefly thyseIf; if thou
find anything questionable there, use
the commentary of severe friend.
People who have the western mov-
ing fever will doubtless be glad to
learn that the cold is so intense out
there that people and cattle are free
ing to death.
A man in Cincinnati is organizing q
Brass Band Of twenty women. Here
We are about to or ganjAe . Bra.a
Band q. d !es.. number Of men.
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Fer tie Cat0ctin Ghurton.
"Chilnney Rock
BY JAMON.
Inscribed to b. II. HINT.


Ascending up the rugged steep to yondcT
jutting cliff,
We gain prominence from which the
view
Is awful picturesque and glorious.
The toll is great and dizzy is the point
10 which we climb, but still we forward
AS gay band of laughter loving girls
And happy youths, as ever made the for
est aiscs
And wclNin echo with their wild hur-
rahs-
On, on, up, up--onc long drawn breath
now take
One struggle morc-'tis reached at last
And now
Above, around, beneath, behold the scene
Rocks pile on rocks, crags jut Ger crays
in wild
Disorder. heaps all shapclcss and confns-
While deep ravincs, and raycrns dark and
,lrcar
And awful rrccipires widely yawn beneath
the feet.
And see yon rushing stream
DOwn. down its rocky and uneven bed
1t wildly plUngcs on as though it fled
Atlrighic from some chasing iicnd.-
Awhile
Ii STRUGGLES now some arricr TO SurmOunt,
And then il daShcs with terrific roar
Down wonder boiling cave, while echoes
And solemn wake among the hills, as
though
They were the halloos Of some being
strange
Who dwell amid the drcary mountain
nOOke.
And then to make the scene more solemn
The pines and cedars dcnsc--and sombrc
Spread ont their sWaying boughe, and
meath them cast
A snectral gloom while through their
bushy tops
The wind signs mOlrntully
But turn and view
Ion valley stretching from the mountain :
base
In graceful swclls and undulations free
Way oil it seems, to the horizon verge;
Behold its fruitful farms ana lc'lnln%
fields
Sec how the green g'ass and the waving
Drink in the golden sunlight. Mark yon
Slren.II
How beautiful its silver sparkling waves,
AS bands of light, wind round each hill
and dale
With verdure crowned. And dotted here
and there
Are towns and villas with their spires and
domes
All glittering meath the lighted vaults Of
Heaven.
And there are garden walks, and shady
groves,
And sylvan haunts; and in the distant
plains
A thousand folds snuff in the scented air,
And cross the tender grass and heritage
green.
All nature smiles, and every living thing
Is full JOY. Our hearts are happy too
AS near these love-cycd winsomc maids
we sit
All wrapt in thought. The sun lit dome
above
The landscape scene the mountains wild
in pine
Proclaim that "He who made them is di-
vine
4Hechanastorn, Md. Aug. 1858.
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Spcpch of Senator VickerS.

,,,,,,.,,nc II Ka,+ oo,n+, ,forv1orl
:, j., y. ~ :,
d "o''"! '"' V''''' W ''r' N'''
Chambers and james Alfred le"rce'
made speech in the Senate OF the
I,nit.l states ON Monday. tle 18th
A.. c..ol ,,,.,,, PIN
'''','''''', ~ ''' u, Nv,
peioie 'oAS' eSs' "'S ''''' lH'i'o'e'
TO remove the disabilities under which
the Southern people labor for their
r,r,;cinatou in the war oftbe Rebel
|. .'..,..,.l. ,.,, ,,,, !,
NON ~ . '''' '0' W ~ nov ' " ;.
ahIe ana eloquent 'loFe. A''er as
rua:ing the constitutional questions
involved in the ,assugr Of the Bill,
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III has been SMd '"a' IN" Snhi1,aeS'
word III out I"n9N"6r Is duty, amt the
most l&lportnn', responsibility, that
the luan who has conquered Il nation
Is not great Wn, ! h" has conquered
hII".rIi, for tru" greatness IS mora.
greatness ami n"hIHty OF SPIRIT amt
thai Ao vino cannot forgive others
breaks the Hld." oy"| " h'.N tie nam
sell mast pass. A"t II, re TO tn"
nof'I 1rAAd"M OF dH;y' AN" RESPONSE
b'I'N. achieve victory oyer oar l're
JNd.ceS, over our ~cl"orI"r If lh' I'~'.
olr resentment and SpIr1t OF retaIla-
tlon. RS" to the dignity and honor oI
our station, and to the exalted stan
d.'rd OF par" and generous p1tri 'tSm,
forgetting ourselves ana all our con
Alr,s and differences IN the loye We
bear to our fellows, equal III all tn"
elements of true manhood to our
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-01-20

The stream Of life forks, and rell-
gion is apt to run in one channel and
business in another.
The wife who will properly dis
charse her duties must never have a
soul "above buttons.
The highest luxury Of which the
human mind is capable is to call
smiles upon the face olmisory
Wit and work are the two wheels Of
the worlds chariot they need to be
eq ial, and both fixed fast
That charity is bad which takes
from Independence its proper pride,
and from menIicity its salutary
shame
FIattery is like a faiI which, ifnot
adrotly used, will box your own ears,
instead Of tickling those of the corn.