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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

TH1SGs TO COME IN THIS END OF THE
COUNTY. The meeting of the Moravian
SYNOD at Graccham on the 18th Instant
The Catholic Spiritual Retreat of the
Sisters of Charity, st. Joseph's House, Elm
,nitsburg;
The Musica! Lutheran Concert at Me
chanicstown;
The Grand Tableaux Nivants at Catoctin
Furnaces;
The Festival at Mechanicstown for the
hcnefit OF Father Hill, and the Church
"Our Lady of Mount Carmel
The Grand Gathering and opening OF
Fred. Mclntire's Summer House at Foun-
tain Dale. near Mason & Dixon's Line,
where old Indian Tom (the God Father OF
Toms creek, stuck down Jocob's staff
Rag We are happy to learn that
the County Commissioners have re-
appointed Geo. W. Miller, of Crea,
gerstown District, Tax Collector Of
Frederick county. This is a good ap-
pointmsnt. Mr.. Miller is a faithful
officer, reliable. honest and efficient
. Like his father, Of Hunting cree!
memory, he has troops of friends II
this end of the county.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

Hea- 1t seems to us as clear prob
lem as any in Euclid, that Mechanics
town would be good place to estab
lish a paper mill or starch factory, as
it has neither at pre- ent. The pure
mountain stream Of water that flows
down Hunting creek, pellucid and
clear soft and never failing, would be
the very thing to run a paper mill
and starch factory could be carried
on here with profit and to great sd,
vantage. Here is an opening for
somebody;-for a capitalist. Why
don't some enterprislng individual
"pitch in 90
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

The AMERICAN FARMER.--This
excellent publication for April is re-
ceived with its usual freight Of sea-
sonable matter for the husbandman.
All branches Of rural life are duly
treated, and by experienced hands,
the number and ability Of the CORES
pondents of this standard old Jour
nal contributing in great measure
to its usefulness.
All the staple crops, live stock
fruits, flowers, &C., receive full atten-
ton.
None Of our country readers but
ought to subscribe for the Farmer.
Published by Saml Sands & Son,
No. 8 North St. Baltimore. Nd, at
$3.50 year, 5 copies $500. Speci
men number sent free.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

Don IGNACIo PEsQUEIRA, Governor
of the State of Sonora, Mexico, has
obtained from the Legislature of that
State five months leave Of absence ITO
attend to his private business. ~ In
the United States the public and pri.
yate business Of office holders is usu-
ally so intimately blended that sepa'
ration would be impossible. Gov
Pesqueira has been in power for about
II years.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

THE COMING WoMAN.-Mrs.
WAITE, wife of the newly elected
Chief Justice; is described as very
handsome woman, decidedly aristo
cratic in her tastes, fond Of society
in which she has always been dis
tinguished leader. She is imperious
in her manner, exacting in her rela'
tons with those who presume to cul
tivate her acquaintance, and vii
assert the dignity of the first lady o
the land IN a manner that may dazzle
modern society in Washington. The
new Chief Justice, it is said too, ha
MARSHALL tastes and will not wan
for associates -Ba1timorean.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

1E- The March agricultural re.
port Of the Department of Asrlcul.
ture, contains the following repor,
from Carroll county.
Dairy Pro,1"ct.-"I keep l6 cows
from which sell . gallons Of mill
daily the year round, at Is cents neI
per gallon; making Sl.642 in add,
llon to the use Of milk md butter in i
family Of twelve. Previous t. I'll,
opening Of the Western Maryland
railroad no milk rearhe Baltimore
from tins county: now "eare sending
500 to loo gallons daily. We prob
ably make 100000 poAnls of but
ter per annum. Within eight year,
the dairy business has increased y
per cent.
Ur./j,DU,t,r Sentinel
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

aa- Gov. Kemper, Of Virginia, has
signed the act to designate the arbitra'
tor to ascertain and fix the boundary
between the States Of Maryland and
Virginia.
Hon. r. NJ. T. Hunter is spoken o.
for Congress from the Fredericksburg
(Va.) District.
pea- One Iron Furnace recently
went iato blast near Rome, Georgia
and four more are building in the same
locality.
pw A jury in San Diego, California
the other day brought in a verdict o
not guilty, with a request to tue dc
feniant to restore the sheep.
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EMMITSBCRG ITEMS.

Mrs. Hannah Chilean, wife Of William.
Gillelan, aged about14 years, rcsIIn 20
miles below Emlhitsburg, On the T"nrv-
town road, died on the Goth ul'imO. Her
remains were inferred In the Elirs Church
Lutheran Cemetery, followed by a large
concoursc Of sorrowing friends. She was
4 most estimablc lady highly esteemed.
| Mrs. Or. Buckler Jones, of Baltimore,
who has several children ut the College,
paid our town visit during Easter week,
rs did also Mrs. John Holloway and family
from the same city.
Our Cornet Brass Band screnadrd the
town on Easter Monday. 1t will visit Me-
chanicstown soon. Tie Band will. Come
down in Adelshergcrs newly painted Band
Wagon. go
Tie Social Party at the Western Mary
land Hotel on Friday night was we'll got mp
and passed of with great eclaf.
Several weddings are on the tapis, the
particulars Of which will give you here
after. ....e =. -.
Dr. J. r. Dus>ey has removed his DENTS.
try Office to the first floor Of the Western
Maryland Hotel. ...
Father Guc,lry delivered Il very eloquent
sermon at 1o'clock ycsp"rs Easter Sunday.
The altar of the church was beautifully
decorated on that evening, and the attend
ancc was large
The spring style Of millinery will open in
this place next week.
SABrLLAsvILIE ITEMS This place
ranks in population between 100 and l;5
Inhabitants.
The school children of this District, and
perhaps of the county. are awaiting the
expiration of the school term for their
plays. recreation and summer yamholS.
! The women are hllsily engaged in max
ing garden, which seems 10 be u very i'm.
portant part of the year for them. There
are two old maids in this place who gr.,
orally manage to have the earliest vcyrl.-
blrs and best gardens III this placc.
| +" sler was observed here with great SD
lemn,y. Preaching in the morning Ivy
Rev. Mr. Branc in the L. b. Church Egg
picking was carried on by the boys. r,id
they had Il lively time in indulyiny in tue
pleasant pastime.
, Our old friend Mr. Frederick Augustus
Black and his good wife have hrromr IT 81
dents again Of this village. Mr. lsmck will
aid Mr.. Harry l'ingliny, Of the "Mon,,rcy
House. in catering for the heneti, of his
numerous guests this spring, summer and
fall
Mr.. A. ]. IIarbaugh has some silver
winged chickens when lay rtnI.rkuhi-
large eggs. lie sell, the eggs ut - crat>
dozen. These chickens We're presented to
him by IN Illinois friend. 1t is strange
what phenomena will prcSrn, themselves
in nature.
George IIarhaugh and his force of Bark
feclrrs have left here for the mountains
near Bedford, Pa, to girlle the trees aAl
strip Oft the bark. They will return in two
"r three months with their "pochr,> tu1I of
rocks
The girls. widows and old mni,ls of this
place say they intend to make the tuAn
lively this summer with candy pulling and
pic. mic parties.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11
Can Col. John X. Longwell, or J

Can Col. John X Lonswell, or Jo-
sAph ?. MeDivlt tell rs who wro G
the Poem which we publish to-day.
taken from the " Ada",s Srnlin" :"
Gettvs urg- NAshingtuns Blr'h b,v
Fob. -, 1896: Col. Lonyv-il We
believe set up the type: can he tell
us the author of "Leanler
joins T. SIM. Esq, Of t'redrrrrI;
city, who WAS elected to the City Council
last February from Ward No. 8. has IT..
signed his position rs II member %, l,at
body. Mr. Jacob ID. llanc is proposed ~ -
candidate to I'LL the Y: cancy.
GAME OF BASE BAIL The most inter-
cstng game Of Base Ball ever played upon
the grounds of tine Pastilnr Base I'lll Cab
of Emm!t>burg Md. the Lord D,.hiMorr
Club composed of Elnmi'sbur, an | Hal,,.
Players. which resulted in the follow in.
score: throughout the game WIS c!o.>,.ly
contested.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

atA- Wednesday, the 29th Of this
month, has been fixed on for the eulogy
Of CHARLES SUMNER, late Senator
from Massachusetts,, in Music Hall
Boston. Mayor Cobb will preside.
Wendell Phillips will introduce the
Orator, and poem by Oliver Wen
dell Holmes will be read.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

rs. On May 10th, body Of Roman
Catholic Pilgrims via leave New
York for hayre, 10y the Steamer
pere;re, will gothence by rail to Lour-
DIES to visit the shrine Of Omr Lady;
and thence TO Rome to visit the Holy
Father. The Committee have at pres
ent upward Of sixty names on the'
lists. and the number is increasing.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

MExIco.-A special dispatch from
the City Of Mexico, under date OF
April s, to the Editor of the n. York
Herald, says: The revolutionary move
ment in Chiapas against the Governo.
has teen suppressed. Six Of the as
sassins of the Rev. Mr.. Stephens, Prot.
estant Missionary, have been con.
demned to death. The trial of the
Priest, Ochoa, and other parties impli.
Gated in the outrage, is still pending
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

IfDawes does not make the Sena-
torship lie is likely to be retired from
political life. A Boston dispatch says
he has made himself so unpopular in
his district by his alliance with But
Ter and his support Of Simmons, that
he will likely be defeated for Con
gress if lie runs again.
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MechanicStown, April II, 1874

iature restricting Ino OloluaC 1ull-
mel Company Of Baltimore in the
imposition OF its toll, which it is
thought will be a great advantage tc
the Western Maryland Railroad
Company, as it will enable that Com.
pany to use the tunnel for it's freight
and passengers. The toll on freight
is to be 5 cents per ton on coal, and i;
cents per mile on passengers.
H@- Beyond all doubt Col. John X
1,5ngwell, of Westminster the pres.
ent able Senator from Carroll county
in the MARYLAND Legislature at An.
napclis, is the best posted historian Of
Adams county, Pa, affairs now living
When Col. Longwell was a youth in
the Office of the ".Ad,,ws Sentinel,
brought up unler The shadow of Rob
ert Goodloe Fl srpor, the Old proprie-
tor of that paper, lie was a great stu
dent and antiquarian; and if the 'e
Was any fact connected with the early
history of York and Adams counties,
in the days when John Reed, Charles
B. Penrose, Thaddeus Stevens, Zeph-
anah Herbert, ion james McSher-
nv, the "old sorrel" Gas he was calleN
Il. G. Miller, Geo. Zeigler, J. G. Paxton
and Thompson I. Bonner tlourished
among the leading men Of the Bar
and county, Col. Longwell (then a
modest tvpo) was always referred to
as good authority for historical data.
His "reminiscences Of these AMI proceed
ing days We're good; and next to Col.
Joseph p. McDiyit, Of Liberty town
ship, whose traditional recollections of
ancient events are nearly as accurate
and co-extensve as Col, Longwell's,
has clearly as possible the facts at his
fingers ends AS any man now living.
lie could give us if he would all the
particulars about running the bound
airy line mason and DiXon's) hetween
Maryland and Pennsylvania the
burial of old DR.. Daddy's celebrated
treasure on Marsh creek, and the
hunt for it by candle light; Of the
iobgoLlins seen and encountered; Of
the rise and fall Of the Anti Masonic
fever, and the "Muss' it kicked up
between the brethren of Good Sama-
ri'an" and Mount Mariah' Lod ges
the advent of some OF the Iless!ans
into Adams county; Of the traternal
feeling that once existed between the
people of Emmtsburg and Gettys-
burg, Of Taneytown and Ltttles.own;
and divers other local events of star
ring interest tolpeople Of the ssresent
day.
Col. Longweli is a native Of Adauls
county and a graduate Of the "Senti-
gel Office
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

nay Vice President HENRY WILL
son visited Wilmington, Delaware, on
last Saturday, and during his stay
was the guest Of Mr.. Jenkins, editor
of the Commercial. Mr.. Wilson con-
templates a trip to Europe.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

BUTLER is trying to put Pinch
back into the House Morton is trying
to put him into the Senate; and the
people Of Louisiana are trying to put
him into the Pententiary. 1t is hard
to tell which will win, although JUS
tice stands the poorest chance,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

sat- The Republican Press Of the
City and State Of New York are bold
ly secondng the efforts and message
Of Gov. Dix and the Resolves of the
Legislature Of that State against din
hation. The Times, Evening Post
and Commercial Advertiser lead off in
strong articles against the Stock JOB.
bers and Bulls and Bears Of Wall
Street. The Signs are encouraging
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11
ny The declarations of the hea

@- The declarations of the heads
of the Treasury Department as to
their ignorance Of the Sanborn con-
tract are sad exhibitions Of the manner
in which public business is done, and
suggest the expediency of enlargins
the heads or increasing the number.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

ne Col. Joseph Mayo, the default
ing State Treasurer Of Virginia, has
L,een declared a lunatic, and sent to
an insane Asylum. Col. Marc rs 4
Lrother-in-law Of the late Gem WIN
tield Scott
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

Our STATE SENAroR.-.An An
napoIis correspondent Of the BaItI-
more american says there is not a
member OF the Senate held ia greater
personal esteem than DR.. Steiner,
nor who commands greater respect for
scholarship and ability.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

tE- Mpns Cain Foe was admitted to
citizcnship 10 tnf Circuit Conrt of Grand
RAPIDS, Michigan, ON Thursday last. he
claims to he the first Of his nationality that
has renowned allegiance to the Chinese
EmpGkOs.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11
aG- The Hon. John W. Edmonds,
of New York, the well known Spirit
ualist and Judge is dead.

nR- The Baltimore american has
raised its subscription price to So
per annum or 4 cents per single copy.
The American is a comprehensive
ne'cs-paper. full of general intelligence,
local news, and we'll spiced and ener-
getic editorials-Republican in poll
tics, but not blind to the faults and
short -comings Of men in high places.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

GRADuArEp.-Dr. r. J.. Beckcnbaugh
formerly ofthis city. and we'll known ia
the citizens of Frederick. gre duated at the
MARYLAND College of Pharmacy, baltimore
city. on the card ultimo. The Doctor Is
now located in Baltimore city, and We
are clad to know doing well.
[RpubIrau citizen.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

.nA- The AntietAm Psger MiE 10
Gated near Hagerstown, and which
was destroyed by FIRE soaae months
since, has Been rebuilt, and is agat1l
in operation. We are glad Of it. asst
is the supplying source of the CLAIR
ION
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

reA- The New York Herald is the
most enterprising newspaper in the
world. 1t has daily dispatches from
all the important points Of the globe
spread before its readers every morn.
ing. 1t eclipses the London Times in
noting the earliest and most compre,
hcnsive "tidings Of the times Old
Bennett was brick, and young Ben.
nett it is said is a "chip Of the ole
block" Its advertising is immense
and profitable, and circulation great
1t is the newspaper Of the age, dlstan
cling all competitors. James Gordon
Bennett, Jr. has been offered $4,000,
600 for the establishment and refused
this offer.
India Rubber overshoes are now dis
reused with fyl * uo1the 10 vo.ae
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

PD- At the close Of Mr.. Buchanan d
Administration of tie General Co
vernment, when HowEtL CoRB, Sec
retary of the Treasury, resigned his
port folio, and Joined the Hotspurs OF
the South in their mad effort to de-
stroy the Union, the freest and best
Government the sun ever shone upon,
and to establish New Confederacy
with Slavery as its foundation stone
according to Alexander H. Stephens
the Hon. John A. Dix, Of New York,
was selected to fill the vacancy
When some of the subalterns of the
Treasury Department in New Orleans
undertook to nullify the laws of the
Union, some understrapper in the
Custom House attempted to spit upon
the American Flag, that mighty sym
Dol OF Free People, flag CT the
free hearts only home," Gov. Div
heard of it, and with Jackson like in.
trepidity, spirit and energy, he al
once issued his order to the Collector
of the Customs at New Orleans
WHO EVER ATTEMPTS TIC
HAUL DOWN THE AMERICAN
FLAG SHOOT HIM ON THE
SPOT"
1t was in the spirit of this order
that Gen. 3. +. Butler, in command
of New Orleans, executed Mumford
for cutting down the American Flag
And now when a mad and crazy
Congress, headed by Ben. Butler, L.
p. Bogy, John A. Logan, and a set Of
conniving knaves, attempt to palm
upon the American People, in dero-
CATION of the Constitution, the plight
ed faith of the nation, the sacredness
of contracts, the obligations Of moral
itv, justice and honor and the instincts
of common honesty-to "SulNPLAs-
TER1zE" the country with debased
and spurious currency, to initiate and
blow up the bladder until it bursts, it
is gratifying to know that the lion.
hearted JOHN A. DIX, the upright
Governor of New York, who could not
be overa we'd by Secession gabblers
or Car Hook murlerers-who as the
executor of the great Commercial
State Of New York, with the imperial
motto of Excelsior staring him in
the face-stands fast at the Executive
prov to the proud ensign floating be-
fore his eyes, sacred to
JUSTICE AND MERCY,
To LIBERTY AND LAW,
sent his special message to the Legsla-
ture, calling upon the Representatives
of the people of the Empire State, to
come to the rescue, to spurn the Sal
arv Grabbers," "[ntiatlonists and
money changers from the Temple Of
Liberty, and to arrest them IN their
career of anarchy and folly
I'D right we'll did the Senate and
Assembly res oond to the appeal by an
almost unanimous vote. Thus the
great State of Clinton and Tompklns
and Rufus King stands proudly erect
before the civilized world.
The Hon. Roscoe Conkling the able
and faithful Senator from New York
will second that appeal. The 'lnfa-
tionists' are doomed
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nea. The prayine women out We.

Bea- The praying women out West
are very aetive-the praying men
are little more so. Both are striv-
ing to put down Injuries and super
huities. The one is death on whls'
ky-and the other is death on bus
ties tight lacing and extravaganza in
ribbons and hashy dresses. Both are
preaching and praying for Reform!
There is good time coming.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

The Daily Cumberland News has
started on its fourth volume, with a
determination to excel as a daily
journal
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

sas- Frederick city is in debt to the
amount of 100000. 1t is thought it
will require a tax Of $l,l5 on the
one hundred dollars Of valuation TO
.neg. .Ae annual u.E.N!no Interest.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

ne- Many persons changed resi-
dence during the past week, and ii
was not good week for moving eth
er,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

California butter made in that
etate has made ,ts appearance in the
Baltimore market. II sold for dol
lava pouD4.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

Gen. ScuENcX, U. S. minister to
England, reached his home in Ohio,
on the 25th. A committee met him
at the depot and escorted him to the
hotel, where, after dinner he held Il
public reception. During his brief
stay he will be the guest oihls broth
cr, Admiral Schenrk.
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n@- Fer two or three years past til

neA- For two or three years past the
Democratic papers Of this State and
the Nation have been laundering
their anathemas against Hon. John A.
]. Creswell, the Postmaster General,
for his completely with what they
called the "Chorpenning claim or
fraud" by which several hundred
thousand dollars were to have haen
distracted from the Public Treasury.
Now since the Hon. Jeremiah Black,
the great Lawyer and Democratic
gun, has pronounced that claim to be
| just and honorable, they will either
have to take back all they said against
Creswell and Cessna, or read Jerry
Black out of the ranks of the Demo-
cratic PARTY. Which will they do?
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nrsn Bishop Whelan, Of West Yir

peAr Bishop Whelan, Of West Tir-
ginia, advises Roman Catholics tc
abandon the use and sale of liquor.
IIe saysthat the word Of God does not
really forbid the traffic when used
with moderation and with reason, but
these conditions are seldom complied
with.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

WANrEp.-A few hundred young
men, who part their hair in the mid
die of their craniums, to stand in
front of the First Baptist church,
Broad street, to stare the ladies out
of countenance as they emerge there.
from.-Richnond Stute Journal.
Why young men are wanted for
such business, it is hard to say, but
we know several places from which
such young men are wanted to 60.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

No. If you want the hes. paper sn
The county subscribe for the CArocrlS
CLARI5x.
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Coal PRosPEcTING.-We under.
stand from parties engaged in the
work, that the operations in search of
coal in the North Mountain range, in
this county, on the land Of Mr.. Dodge,
and near Green Springs Furnace, are
being pressed with great vigor and
with most encouraging prospects OF
success. The indication of the exist
ence of the coveted mineral in work
ing quantities are represented to lis
to be increasing, as the sinking Of the
shafts in the two localities progress.
BooasbsrO' OIdfel(up.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

lg- The Republicans have carried
Rhode Island by nearly unanimous
vote, the Democrats making no oppo-
sition. 1t is thought that Gen. Am.
brose f.. Burnside will be elected
United States Senator to succeed the
Hon. William Sprague.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

Time Of game 2 hours and Is minutes in
which time II innings had +, be p!a Jet to
decide the victory. Splendid fielding and
batting was the programme of the day, II
great number of spectators witnessed the
game.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

thereafter no portrait is to be
placed upon any ofthe bonds, secur'-
ties, notes, fractional or postal cur
rency of the United States, while the
original Of such portrait is living"
This is good rule. It is never
safe to name a child for living man,
nor to put his face on a bankbill.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-11

THE limits Of Baltimore city ere t.
be extended two miles north and one
mile east and west.