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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-05-31
SAYINGS BANK on COOS COUNTY.

PRESIDENT, TREASURER,
H. A. FLETCHER. HENRY o. KENT.
TRUSTEES,
Hiram A. Fletcher, Richard p. Kent,
A. J. Marshall, Samuel IL. Legro,
Jared /. Williams, Lafayette Moore.
Henry o. Kent Benjamin L. Whidden
Edmund Brown, Charles W. Smith,
Edward Savage, Erastus V. Cobleigh.
This Bank was chartered fn 1865, and has
since done prOsperoas and increasing bus
iness. Deposits from 81, upwards, received
and placed ON interest quarterly, Semi
annual Dividends guaranteed depOsltors,
free of tax.
Rs- All enquiries by mail or otherwise,
promptly answered, by addressing the Treas
urer.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-05-31
For tho Independent Gazette
The Lost Ones.
BY W. C, DREW

once had friends, but they have fed,
Like dew.drops passed away;
They left me and my darling ones,
On LIES despairine way.
l thought no time in all mans life,
Could fringe the restless mind;
TO make another Joy SO bright,
So filed with Heaven divine.
Life was n sea, how fair its face,
Its dimpiing waters pore;
But far below the breakers sleep,
No hour is man secure.
When all was calm, my vessel lay,
Upon the crystal sea-;
The storms arise, the breakers wake;
No hope is iett'tor me.
My darling children they cry out,
Father no home have we;
Their little hands are on me laid,
To save them from the sea.
THE LOST FOUND.
A maiden by the stormy sea.
With raven tresses fair,
wild lilies woye across her brow,
No angel could compare.
Her gentle hands to- Heaven raised,
She cries, send them me;
Ny Fathers house Is waiting themy
And welcome they shall be.
Another hepc, q brighter joy,
The world can never know;
Sent by u hand thlt Heaven know s,
Can make q JOY of woe.
When storms arise end breakers wake,
How little cam we tell.
Of Him who guides the vast machine,
And doeth al things well.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-05-31
EDWARD SAVAGE,
Druggist and Book Dealer

Druggist and Book Dealer,
LANCASTER, n. II.
Has on hand and tor sale at the lowest cash
rates, a full assortment of
School, Law, Juvenile, Gift, Relig-
ious, and Miscellaneous Books;
Bibles, Testaments & Prayer
Books, Photograph, Tin
type and Autograph
Albums;
Foolscap, Letter, Note
and Initial Papers,
Diaries, and Almanacs
In good assortment, all kinds and sizes OF
Envelopes.
Writing Desks, Blank Books, Pocket
Memorandums, Ledgers, Day
Books, journals, ETC., Fancy
Goods, Pencils,
Drugs of all kinds, Patent
Medicines, Fluid Extracts,
Cooking Extracts, etc.
PERFUNERI, TOILET SOAPS, HAIR AND
TooTn BRUSHES
And almost everything else usually kept in
such store. 4 big assortment of the best
Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Syringes
Breast Pumps, Nursing Bottles,
and general Druggists Arti-
cles, warranted perfect.
Any OF the Current Publications of the day
furnished at Publishers prices.
Physicians prescriptions compounded by
ono wliv knUws what a,c is putting up.
Any article in my business not on hand will
be supplied at short notice.
Thanking the public for past favors. hope
to merit a continuance of the same by low
driccs, good goods, and Il strict attention to
business.
Also agent for the celebrated
WEED SEWING MACHINE
the best in the market.
Store is situated on Main Street, first door
Forth of Bridge.
Lancaster. Jan, 10, 1878.
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DIED.

In Dalton. May 2Oth of cerebro.spinal
menengetis, Miss Emma Fisk, aged Is years
and months.
May It'll. of the same disease, an infant
child of the above, aged 5months.
In Dalton. May eth of pneumonia, Daniel -.
Weare, aged about 65 years.
In Lancaster, May 20, of paralysis. Sarah
DeForest Young. relict of the late Gen. Ira
Young, and daughter of the late Judge Mills
DeForest, of Lexington, aged about 20 years
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-05-31
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Lebanon, Ohio.
LEBANON, Ohio, Sept. 10, 1873

LEBANON, Ohio, Sept. IL, 1873.
Editor Catoctin CAvioA--
Your valuable little paper appearing
here as a truly welcome weekly visitor IS
read with great satisfaction; and thinking
a short description of Lebanon might be
read with interest, will attempt to give
YOU faint idea of the town. Lebanon
the county seat of Warren county, is situa-
ted about twenty-sevcn miles from Clncln-
natl, and twenty-five South of Dayton
1t is located in the heart of fine agrlcul-
tural country, five miles from any railway
station, but has several stage lines almost
in constant motion, which gives access TO
Railroads at various points OF travel. IL
reminds me of the line of coachcs between
Mechancstown and Emmitsburg, only the
thorough fare is ten times greater. Inc
city or town is built on slight cninencc
slopirg west The streets are regularly E'lu
out, cutting the right angles at the cardlhal
points Of the compass, and running north
and south, east and west, and paved with
fossiliferous limestone. Lebanon has some
yery fine houses and some very poor ones
The population is about 5000, including
some students of the different schools,
and the trade of the place is chiefly confln-
ed to the farmers of the county, the town
having no manufactures of Importance
There are twelve churches, two OF the CO.
lored denomination; two Hotels. Ills said
in the Lebanon House of this place Val
landigham, the great Democratic Orator OF
Ohio shot himself. The Court House is
built of brick, situated on the corner OF
Silver and East streets. The Jail and
County Intirmary, situated south OF town,
are also built of brick Lebanon is known
for the National Normal School, which was
founded eighteen years ago by Prof. Albert
IIolbrook. 'ihe school numbers about five
hundred, and has pupils from every State
in the Union. A daily prayer meeting Is
sustained by the students with great re-
suits.
This town is noted for many things
which | have not the time to describe 1t
was once the residence of the celebrated
Tom CoRwIN, the famous Orator OF tie
Ruckcyc State, we'll known here as the
Wagon Boy He was from Bourbon CO.
Kentucky, but settled here about the be-
ginning of the war of lSl2-and rose to
distinction, so as to acquire national rep
utation. This county, toe, was the resi-
dcncc of the Hon. JEREMIAH Morrow, Il
native of Adams county, Pa, and subSc
oucntlv Governor of Ohio. The names Of
Morrow and Corwin are held III high estl-
nation by the citizens of this county and
State. Adicu for the present
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Frederick County Democratic
Conservative Nominations.

The following ticket was nominated
by the Democratic County Convention
which assembled at Frederick City
last Saturday:
For Clerk Of Circuit Court-Ben-
jamin G. Fitzhugh.
For Register of WI1ls-Peter sahm.
For SAc1Ie-Anthony Mcbride.
For House Of Delegates-Randolph
G. Barrick, DR.. james X. Waters,
Ezra Minnick, Henry 7. Deaver, and
Joseph Byers.
For Comfy Commissioners - Ezra
NJ. Thomas, II. y. Ordeman, Elias l..
Blickenstati,, john r. Mills and David
S. Firor.
For County .S1oveyor-W. II. Hill
leary.
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mixed rs far as the money collected VIII
allow, 1t remains to be seen whether our
City Fathers will continue the good "ork'
and cease not until every avenue IS put AL
rood and substantial condition. 49,,
4 Young lady, Miss Fl. G. Digges, mas
lately arrived in our town for the purpose
of giving lessons in Vocal and instrument r
tai music. She is represented as Il aoy oi
talent, and of high musical culture, ana
will no doubt be LIBERAL y supported ny
our citizens. She is stopping at the " Is
tern Md. Hotel. To-.
For the past two weeks our town has
been made quite lively by large numbers
of strangers arriving here for the purpose
of putting their children at school.
The Allison Farm below town was not
sold at public sale. 1t is still in the mar
ket, and valuable farm it is.
Lew: Zimmerman, whether as Judge OF
horses, Superintendent of II Livery Stable,
Judge of female beauty, a dark eye IN ihe
head of woman, a thorough knowledge
of events in this District. and one OF inc
Lindcst hearts under u rough exterior, stands
unriyalcd as a No. 1. lie will make good
Reporter o
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aecpubI;can Nominations.
FREDERICK Coz MY TICKET.


IEEphHIrh, NO., Sept. IS, 70.
The Republican, County Convention,
to dominate c"nd'I"iea tor the several
offices to be voted Tor IN November
neAt, met at tine court house IN this
city to-day, nnd nominated the toll ow-
ing ticket; For citr"' l"onas Uor-
sn'n; Tor reolatyr, CoI; Jro, IL. low
er; Tor Sherl-i, l"oH IL. " ...4III; Tor
ll"''>" u bc'e6 "''' JAS. W. AI'i'e''
Or, n Annan, Jn". \. h"ons' DR.. L.
h2'"nr' ana 'ho' !" N'''1NmnS; lot
county commissioners 'no; W. otauo'
Lewis NrANi'id, VEG. l. mp, H.
u. Harris amt y, W, Nlcodemus; tor
surveyor Jn'. ). h'm'bnrg.
ii" co'N"nl'on Was organized by the
election OF tine ioI.""in9 officers:
pr"~iIent, tr'raim l'!chmonu' Esq
y zee ireSIdc"t' ii ton bNhiman' and
". ". oaOorh SECRETARIES neo. W
hAmSbnfG, ). NJ, Miller, amt Jno' y
Moons.
The following gentlemen were aSp'r-
ants tor the cAerNoinp thomas uorsnch,
Moses h"nty, JonA ko"tzahn' l.. N
IhlIIpS' Jno. ). kepp and Jacob
Rudy. The following Tor the reg
lsterah'p, over winch the rrnclpa,I
h5ht was ntdc: Colonel " m. hichard-
son, Cot. Jno. Ii. kouzer, Jas, /. Yer
ry, lhoa. \. Smith, Mm. Il. Cutler
Cleo. W. Dudderer and Samuel Aus
herman.
Two years ago Hon: John Rltchle,
democrat, carried Frederick county by
about eighty majority. At the pres
IdentlaI election last fall the repubh-
can majority was eight hundred, a
large number OF democrats not voting.
tI ~ ~ ran"t;oam. Iava noGest,'
of rro,n two 70 fnnr hnndraJ II eonse
.onsnca tbere havn Leena Iaraa unm.
Iar az ,sn;ranIS for ooch Of tbe soraral
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kIcchanicstowM, Sept. 30, 1873

pea- Gen. jackson idea Of govern
ment, as defined by Major Jack Down
ing, in the days of BiddIe and The
Bank, was cone big wheel, and that a
smasher." And the idea appears to
be as popular now as it was then.
se;a- What the Bourbonists in Spain
evidently need is a little more Bour-
bon OF Kentuck Ky manufacture.
nea, The $4,000 COW, recently sold
at Utica, New York, was purchased
by II. Davis, of Worcestershire, Eng
land, as pet for John Bull and one
of the Lords of the realm.
LAST Monday morning was very
cool for the season. A slight frost
was observable in many places. No
damage done.
pea- At the San Francisco Gardens
Jack Shepherd, q Pedestrian, has &C
complished the feat of walking one
thousand miles in one thousand con-
secutive hours. He suffered extreme
ly in the latter part Of his work.
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WESTERN MARYLAND HOUSE.
MECHANICSTOWN, MD.
sent free.


~ NNIlE subscriber having
. r |If,,n l. rented the large Brick
~ ,iG House of Mr.. John Lohr on
- .sz95.Els=za. 80. Emmitsburg street, on the
pike near the Engine house,
of the Western Maryland Railroad, has
opened house OF entertainment for man
and beast.
Rooms light and airy, clean linen and
every thing in order.
lie is prepared to accommodate pcrma-
ncnt or transient boardcrs. Farmers and
others or travellers visiting town, will find
it pleasant place to larry. His House
will be supplied with the best the market
affords, and he will cndeavor to please all
who may favor him with their custom.
MARTIN G. ONERHOLTZER.
sept 20-2mos.
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1nraI o:NaWs.

q" The opposition between the owners
of stage coaches from this place to En-
mitsburg, still continues.
~" The $ ,bInth School Pic-Nirs at Sa
billasvlle o. last Wednesday and Friday
We're well at ended. Tie Speaking good
Superintendent Matthias and Wil!iar had
everything arranged in elegant order TIL.
Ladies Of the town and vicinity hai all the
good things of life prepared in elegant
style.
ca" The house and lots of W. l.. W
ScabrOok in rragrrsloWn, offered at pub
lie sale on the 2Sth oi August last, were
not sold. $3.50 was bid, hut the property
was NOT disposed of AT that price Crcn.
gcr,tOwn is II beautiful location inr y tnvr
but real estate docs not ,ccn 10 appreciate
in value.
Is We are gratifcd to hear that Mr.
George OF, ol at "iin Furnaces, Wlo was
seriously i'll II short ;imc since, is rapiN.y
conlacsc!ng.
-ES-T Tn" Liberty Brnnrr says that Cart,
Henry Baker, OF tia, place, is nbut!t re-.
building III, T"nncry, recently dcslroyr,!
by fire,
Eay" We call attention to the Food
Plant advertisements of Ranlsburg, Miller
Il Co., of Frederick, manufacturers OF Fer,
tilzerS-onc Of the best phosphatrs no y
in use for rryivng and improving Red
Lands and light Soils Farmers Should;
give it Il trial.
Is" Is. Bennett & son. OF Grac"ham
continue to do Il tlourshing business in the
Warehouse line
ClIAS T.. CASsELL, Real Estate Broker
of this place, offers for sale five or six vol
liable properties III this town and vitniiy.
An excellent opportunity TO purchase Real
Estate upon tAvorah!c terms. SEC hand
bill, "p",tcl up" around the county.
ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN G,Nf.-~It
was only ii feW days ago, that We
learned OF the death Of an OH sub
>cribcr in the person OF Mr.. Christian
Snvder, reSiling a few miles below
Williamsport, although it occurred
on the 21h Of July last-lIr Snyder
died at the ri pc axe Of 81 years, ald
was much esteemed through this lon4
life by those who knew him. May I've
rest in peace in another and better
world. -Xngeysf2uW VcYuh}.
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TIE DAvIs--LYNN MURDER CASE.
- For the past two days Governor
Whyte has been engaged in hearing
an application for the pardon or
communication ofrunishment of Joseph
Davis, under sentence OF death for
the murder of A. L. Lynn, in Carroll
county, June 5, 1872. The grounds
of tie application are that Davis was
convicted upon insufficient testimony,
and also that he was refused a new
trial to enable him to obtain the ev-
idcnce Of J. Hamilton sShue, who was
indicted at the same time as an ac-
cessory, before the fact, to the murder,
and acquitted since the verdict in
Dayiss case. An affidavit Of Shuc :
was filed, stating that Lynn Was in the
shop on the day Of The murder after
Davis had left the place for Union
Bridge, and therefore the murder
could not have been committed by
Davis. In the course of the examine
ton yesterday there was q surprising
episode, it being charged by the
State, and admitted by one of the
prisoner counsel, that DAVIS and
Lynn had both been engaged for sew
eral years in passing counterfeit mon
ey. Also that Davis, at the time of
his trial, was under indictment in
Carroll county for the larceny Of
watch, The further hearing Of the
case was postponed tie next Monday
week, when Shue, if present, will be
examined by the Governor.
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FREDERICK, Mp.. September lG.

1 iN''''A'f''' n, W 49, ~ l''bhi'Ni ~.
CWcpH Co,rt-7Xc Gaming Fuif--
.Suicidc-Nrw City HuN.
The September term of the circuit
court began here yesterday, the 10Th
Hon. Jno. A. Lynch presiding
Milton G. Urner, States attorney
Chas. Mantz, clerk, Robert Lease
sheriff. There We're two hundred
and ffty~ninc cases on the trial
docket, about ninsty originals and
thirty appeals. The Price will case
will not be called until probably the
middle or latter part Of October.
From present indications the agri-
cultural fair to commence here Tues
day, October II, promises 10 be the
finest ever held in Maryland. Hon.
Daniel W. Voorhees,, of Indiana, will
deliver the address.
Last night an insane inmate of
Montevue hospital by the name of
Augustus Wrenn, committed suicide
by hanging himself with a handker-
chiefto a bed post. He had been an
inmate Of the institution about one
year, and was sent there by the au-
thorities of Howard county.
The new city hall and market house
in this city is fast nearing competition:
The building is now under roof and
presents fine appearance. The prob
able cost will be from $50, 900 to co.
600.
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sEn- The Democratic and Republica

s@- The Democratic and Republican
Conventions Of this county have nom
mated, the former DAVID S. FIRoR
for County Commissioner; and the
latter Col. JOHN r. RoUzER, for Reg
lister of Wills, both of this place.
They are we'll known citizens and
popular men, and we suppose will set
heavy vote in the Mechanicstowp
District.
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a The farmers of Washington &C

NO. The farmers of Washington CO.
1900 strong, in Is cars, passed through
here on Wednesday morning.
nsg-Tl.e Western Maryland Rail-
road will use the Owing's Mill branch
Of their road on and after the LIST Of
October. Several excursion trains
have already passed over the road.
but it will not be open for general
travel until the LIST proxilno. .sa44
. THE FAIR Less than two weeks
remain before the Agricultural Fair,
at which the President and members
of the Cabinet, Cen. Sherman, Gov.
WHITE and other distinguished Off
GER, Of the State and Nation will be
present. We hope the citizens Of Car
roll County are fully awake to the
Importance of making the fair a credit
and honor to the Country, in all its
departments.
Westminster .Stnh'neL.
rE2. ca Thursday evening, the 30th
instant, TIE United Brethren Sabbath
School of McthanicStown, will hold a Sab
bath School entertainment i'll the Church
on the Hill.
The Rev. G. NJ. Holt.
Thomas D. Cross,
" " J. Summers,
n. f. Giltls,
Elder james Crecgcr,
will be present TO address the school.
There will be music under the direction
of Reuben Oscr, assisted by Conrad Will
hide. Committee Of Arrangements:
r. Oslcr, VIM L. Martin,
W. A. Hahn Miss Susan Stokes,
Miss Hester Wolf
-" SCANDAL The great cause that
hangs over that small communication is
scandal, and disposition among some few
to pick up the mrrcSt tritlcs of gossip and
magnify them into hidcous deformitics.
Some Icop'r hayca peculiar facult. of ma
king themselves intolprahlc by excessive
indulgence in this business. and sometimes
so well succeed i'll in.uring the reputation
of oli,rr> that even they themselves must
rccoil with horror at the rcllcction BE
sure that YOU are not one of them.
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pea- Senior Castelar,, the newly
elected President Of Spain, has deter
mined to make a supreme effort to
crush the Carlist and Intransig genie
instructions. lie has decided to call
into active service against the insur-
gents 10000 men Of the army re-
serve, and 100000 of the militia. lie
believes that with this force it will be
possible to establish order in that
country before spring.
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kl3y~ Mr.. Vanderbilt controls ESQ
miles of raiIrord representing s2l4,-
OOO,Ooo Of security, with q gross in
come Of $l5.O0O,0OO. This involves
the mastery ofthe three great States
of New York, Ohio and Indiana.
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rea- A Centennial suggestion, con-
tanned in a recent communication to
the New York Tribune, is that Con-
gress, at the proper time, adjourn to
meet in Philadelphia, on the 18th Of
July, 1876, and that the Legislature
of all the States meet there on the
same day,
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nta. Fro.n Washington we have in
tereslny and minute particulars Of
the final transfer Of the Geneva award
to the Unite States Treasury. The
operations Of TIE Treasury Depart
ment aud the Syndicate belittle the
historic and dramatic effect of the
payment Vi SO ,0OO,UUo in gold, to
the United States uy Great Britain
Nevertheless, az final ending of the
long AMI anxious negotiation known
rs the Alabama discussion, as the con
clusion Of one Of the most important
international debates of IN o d ri
times, tins event is impressive in its
simplicity.
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The farmers of Missouri are to hold
a State convention at Jefferson city,
on tho lst Of October. The granScrs
have already carried the heretofore
Republican county Of Nodoway by q
largo majority,
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sa- The French have paid their
heavy indemnity to Germany, and
the Government has received notice
from Berlin that France, having full
filled all her engagements, the occu-
patton Of her Territory by the Ger
man forces is legally ended.
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The affection Of Shreveport, Louis
lana by yellow fever is terrible. Thr-
ty deaths are reported in ore day,
and the disease resolutely refuses to
yield to medical treatment. Help
from abroad is earnestly solicited.
Fortunately there is little danger OF
the plague being communicated to
other localities. The remote town,
located on the Red river in the eX-
treme northwestern corner Of the
State, is thoroughly quarantlned from
the outside world.
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PEA. The Minnesota farmers, who
held Convention last week at Owa-
tonna, nominated y full State ticket
Of their own choosing They are
going into the campaign against both
political parties.
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nfa- 7. is said that President Grant
and Gen. Sherman will visit the Car
roll County Cattle Show aud Fair in
October and also Postmaster General
Creswell and Gov. Whyte, So there
will be two Riohmonds in the field
two Senatorial aSpirants for Maryland
honort brought face to face. Perhaps
Carroll county in November may de-
eide the fate of one or the other
Dromio of Syracuse or Dromlo Of
Ephesus.
A party of Mormon emigrants, who
recently arrived at Paris, on their way
to America, have been warned by the
Project Of Police, that if they attempt
to hold their religious exercises in
public, they will be expelled from the
city.
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by" We learn that DR.. James X
Waters, of Lcwistown, and Dr.. Lewis
Lamar, Of Wolfsville, in this county,
candidates for the House Of Delegates
on the Democratic and Republican
tickets, intend to clock horns On the
political situation very shortly. As
there are no loquacious members of the
legal profession on either ticket, and
no public speakers, other than the
above nalned, the disci plies Of Escula-
Plus, it is confidently expected, will
give their views on the anatomy OF
politics as well as Of phvslc and sur
gerry, if they wish to go to Annapoll'
to probe the nerves and arteries Of the
State System, financially and econom-
ically. Tie Willow Springs, near the
junction Of the Mechanlcstown and
Creagerstown Boundary line, it has
been suggested, would be q very pro-
per place for the joint discussion,
where these gentlemen could take a
tilt in the "political ring" Let Jeif
krise and Judge John W. Staub ar
range the prellminarles. Come, gon-
tlemen, face the music !