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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-14
CEN1AuR
LINIMEN1s.

TIE lane can De- htale1 As lif vae3e8 us5 p
wheis. naN uee 5psi NHsi ths faeatenE
Lui mNnts va1 n9 TAst 81 Htt mefla hf eH
hoHes g ears lsncrf Bot Ties sai fgtraei sore
aess ktiaf pas, care hhe sm&fiFng ard larger
f1nEs - flesh. tuae ara naHcit sliaenis than
af1 Aftiai- sFer before discovered.
acaeatihe SAN aaan0t 9Q hsyuHi she eaeVts of
tasss feEkFsthln prepsFAilaes. CAranfe hhfn-
mstltm II mkay yaSss sfandgDH hsrrs 9,
MsAt h&ct. Fever sores Neeglng anuea
kcitfi1s, Cstca breast. Distorted JalHts sud
spfsiued ifmns = he worst klaa sFc daroa ~
be Waite eeu;Aaf iAulacuts
u stil drstr1T the pasH aui heal Hsfhlat g
near ~ ordinary naras sud aez.as Il ela st-
tract 10 Folssn = Bites and euHss, snA the
iFust frun rraEea Labs Il To- very ,s, -sc.aus
fpr Kar-ache. Teoth.sehe. tsrh aaa Cutsueaas
Efnpuans.
NJ Josiah wesiAls. q Mar1sFiis % artes;
y = yeare my kheumatsm n1s been 81 haa
thsi ] have been aushie 20 str ff3B % h1gfe
The 0rst three baftlas 81 Cenisur liUiarnt go.
stiri Eie % Walk without ms cfa5chcp. I EN-
a.cading rasalg. thiuk year Lumeut Simply
marvel"
Z. n Bennett. Drugsisi, Roos Prairie, Ala.
sass
"Cent&nf Linltuent fels- better aud Eivps The
beet satisfaction n anything ia tho market.
WAIST the CcHtaur lAu.meut has done Tor 9th
err il wiil FOR you II il handy, Il is reliable,
and q q cheap
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-14
Pullman Palace Cars

are ran nu al through tsaius e hes road.
Ihis Is the ONLY LINE running these cara
lttwcen Chicago ana 50 Paul Chicago snd Nil.
VI ukee, Or Chicago and hiuOna
At Omaha our sleepefs connect with Ia Over
nd sicepers ou the Uaien Pacific Halir Jzd for
80 points West q the Mssoau River.
Ga the arrival Of the ,rsius from the East Or
south the trains o. tha Chicago kortn~West.
erp kaIisay LEAY CHICAGO a. follows
For Cuutcii Bluff, Omaha ana California Two
Through raiAs asilv. with PgllmaB Palace
prAsIng isagn aua sleeping Care through 10
Council Buas.
Fot 81 Paul Ano Minneapolis, Two Through
Tt&lns dairy With Faiiman Palace Cara attached
on both trains
Rar Green lay and Lake Superior, Tso Train.
dallg aifa pulimsu Palace Cars attached, and
iunaiug through te Marquette
FvF Miaaukes -Four Through Ifsius daily
Pullman cars On uight tIsins, TariOf Chair Care
on dss frame.
For sparta and win6na and points IN Niane.
sofa 0ua Jhrougn Train daily, ~ith Pullman
sleepers 20 NiuoaA
For Dubate. ga Freepors, TwoThrough Trains
asitg, vi fai4mAu Cars 90 night trans
fof DubgAe aid IL Crosse va Ciinton, Two
lhfaugh IFaiEE daily. Nih Pullman Cars on
nlght utin 70 NeGfegyr, Iowa.
fof gi0nk CiEy and lanaion, Tso Trsiss daily,
Pullman Cars 70 Mlssour. YsllvG Junction.
For Lake GeHsya, Pour frame daily
Fer hoesf ID, teFiipR, KsDoshA IAnesviils,
and other poials, yoa can have from tao = ten
ars.us DAILY.
Nsw YotH 0isise, 80 Rrn6dwav; Boston Orice.
W. state STREET Omaha uilse, IS fAfnhGm
ttregt. ssu FrsnriNeg ofliee, IA Montgomery
street. Caltai0 IAekai 0sares. 81 ask street,
undaf sherman \ zee; earDer CauGl snd MAdi-
900 ri4eas; hisnze street Depot, ecrner VI.
Efuk3e Ard Lalaal Streets Wells street. Depot,
coff.af We'll aad ksnz.e street
Ksg rates ~ Information ngt 2tt2anAbse from
yeul hgas tesei ageats, a9tlY %
VI Il. @FRsKKzz MAHFIs HrsKIrF,
Ceu. EAs4. hst, Chicsgn bEn-supt, Ih4eAg0.
SAILS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-14
sunday Reading.


&c iram place 81 prayer 10 = place
u prayer Visit the place where
prayer is scat 10 - made. il The spin,
u bazble. earnest supplicatioa In.
pet e meet yoaf sAviouF there. Go
g The prayer meeting a. a contributor
Garry year offerings with yoa. Be a
dgeF a. wsil As bearer Of The Word
Bring gifts. Thiak sometimes of THE
What woald The prayer meeting be IL
every one dit just as ] dol Coant
prayer mesaug service : privilege
instead Of daty BE punetud At The
boar set apart Tor the meeting Pune
saalisy 10 virtue Ia 'his liltle thiag
show interest Be sufe that the sing.
ing i earnest, animated. appropriate
aud hearty Observe The time. Make
melody Sing with the Spirit. There
il wonderful power 10 music Do not
Nil the meeting with dismal. minor
keyed difges Windham is good. but
prayer meeting is not a funeral
Good singing bas very much 10 DO
with tie interest Of the prayer meeting
and so emphstically has poor singing.
In praying aud speaking, observe
rehgiousIy these three things, viz -
Point, breyity and earnestness Do
not scatter Catch the keynote Of the
meeting and hold on 10 it, Follow
out The line Of thought presented BY
the leader Make a point BE brief
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-14
SOCIAL LrrE.

Any great movement for good in
social life begins at home 1t begins
with fathers aud mothers. The first
and highest social duty is 10 make
home cheerful and active. Husband
aud wife must do this for each other
Without this their mutual affection
will dry up. II they have children, it
is their duty TO make home sweet aud
precious TO them. Children with good
homes seldom 60 TO bad. Girls who
have learned to trust their mother, in
their whole round Of thought, seldom
get talked about Boys who are made
to feel the strength Of fathers and
the tenderness Of a mothers love, sci.
dom run wild. Their natural love OF
fun and mischief does not bind them
over to the DEVILS service. Pleasant,
cheerful, bright homes, then, are the
great demand. They may be poor,
but they can sull be pleasant and at.
tracliye and good The heart and
spirit are more than furniture and
dwelling.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-14
CastOria.

II is 4 mistake to suppose that Castoria is not
adapted 10 grown persons as well as children
They only need TO increase the quantity. But
children have 80 m ny complaints for which Gas.
tJriR is adspted-lik wind collie, sonr omsch,
worms, letter, teething and Group, thtt 1t is es.
peciAlly recommended for them
Its effects are more certsin than castor oil f,
contains no alcohol, and ia as pleasant TO axe az
honey. It never gripes. By regulating the
stomach aud bowels, 1t cools the blood expels
worms and prevents feverishness, quiets the
nerves and produces heath--ihon Of course chill.
iren can sleep in quiet and mothers can rest. 4
Csstoria is recommended by ali physicians and
nurses who havo tusd it, and II is having a rap.
idly increasing ssle' II is prepared with great
care alter the recipe OF DR.. Samuel m her OF
Massachusetts,, at the Laboratory Of J y Rose
Co.,, 46 Dey street, New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-14

Mental slavery is mental death, and
every man who has given up his intel.
lec1uAl freedom is the living coiRn Of
his dead soul
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-14

The poorest bargain that a human
being can make il 10 trade of bis iBdi.
vidoalily for what is called respects.
tilily.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-14
tbs CANS, HEATERS
sap Bueke,s, Russia Aad Galvanized Iroa Paas
SO

Tn Ware, Plain and st4npsd. sheet Iron and
Copper Ware, Coal Hods. Stove PIps, CeEfogat
vi EiiSows
AL ) so
Fave sP0uis, Tia kpY1ug, pamps. Lead ard
lr0a ftps, Cssi Ifsn n0ass sinfs. Flaiu ard
GAixans4ed Goods furniAhea % order.
Js,iss pram pliy attended q knd vork dons 10
aAklsiaetaEy EaaaneE Presses ks iaN as ans partY
eaa A1sg1 for The sAgAs qa&iiiy and Essls d
goods. Orders b. mAli Nj. Fsessfe iniraaala,t
attsutica.
y. Il. cooLED5K.
ksilngtoa, VI, gaB. -, iE7s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-14
LeAmon's Dyes Color silks.
Lesmon's Dyes Color Woolens.
Leamon's Dyes Color Cottons.
Leamon's Dyes Color Anything

Druggis's sell ihem A book giving fnl an3
eIplssis d reetiaBs all bs sept 70 any oue q
Addressing the propfleloFs Wells, EIcgAEbs9K
a @ Bnrlngt0n. VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-14
CONSTIPATION is CURED

no matter nos severe or II hos long standin !;
BY the nee OF thia medicine. As eatbarslr, Il
10 effective without debhiaunR, csrucs of ali
impurities. AID is at the ssme tune a. o1Fish
ing sud hehllng any article ri food Ee cat We
have certificate. from some o. the mos severe
cases Of bed ridden persoHe AID Others . DO had
suffered fgr gear without help. Relief IL wsr.
ranted 10 every case. aud by petsiH suI ass a
cure Nih surely be Effected.
Constipation, soreness aud pressure o! the
bowels ie generally The prscuysor II some ioru
Of disease, and tbs removal of which. 10 either
sex, or u whatever age, hdHfg HHf}, vii give
lone and strength 70 the debihlated body
sEifTequesiei. We will send a written guar
Antee 10 refund the money # tie person making
far triai o. thls medicine for iae Abese diseases
ID not benefited.
Price ti.O0 per package. For sale by 81 Drug
gfs.s. Sent poet paid 90 Teciipt d money BY
WELLS, RICHARDSON a co.
4gBIy t5rHtIsGTgN VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-14
KIDNEY COMPLATNTS

o. 81 descrptl0ns aTc IehUYtd 50 Inca and
rpet dis cured. This wCndcriul vegetable COM
pound seems intended by nature Tor the cHre OF
al dis Ases ~ the Eidnets. c4nrel BIS weakness
aud debility. Iis great touic pow arg aspect
al direct a 70 the removal hi. class If
disease. and IL n 3uid be need siihau. aelhy by
every person suffering from weak or diseased
L gus 4 ftff 30
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-14

None should tail 10 cali and see our
goods and get prices We shalt con.
tinue the sale through Apul You
that cannot come, send Tor samples
500 pieces Prints. none over &c. none
Of your % 2 yard pieces. remnants
81 Cottous Of an kinds Sc inch lne
&c per yard Cotton, 40 inch, Q cts.
Bieached Cottans, SO inch. So. Fruit
Of the Loom, lie. Wamsutta. l2ko
sheeting ga Heavy hleached SO cts
~ inch illow Case Cotton Is cents
Largest stock choice Sbeetings 10 the
state. 25c goods for rs 10 l4lc. 500
pieces
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-14
EMERSON EsTABROOK.

FACTORY fOiAT, Bennington Co., VI.
liberal terms 70 agsHts. MaBgfsstufers'
ase & f3f Ia ksw k1gisnd States AID ksw
8ggE. Manufacturers ~ ass send sample o.
eifealafs. O. bsfb, vita DSitom pfles ~ Keed
ssiiii Artieiss " ihs ASsss 2ddfssa.
JAR Mta l6fes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-14
AGENTS WANTED.

Goods a. mAnuflctuTers' pnces Tho goods
furnished BY ms to agents ! receive from tho
msnufseinrtrs. lbey are shipped in lsfgs qnAa.
q les and b. cheapest rOutss In this way lssvs
uJuRb on cost Il goods - pay Es for handling
m. snd give them - Agents ~ lower haafos
than they can he hAd II orGsred u Any ons else
iiisiNill convince you that tbisisa IhsVs
tsnysssed fJr I'VE ycAfs. hare had from
ave 80 bfiy agents At sofk Tor me 81 time, aud
hno" whHt agents eau Do aud shat articles
viii cell best, and eau give ursfnl hints In Fe-
gard to best aud most futetS SAUL meth DDS ~
anYassing. shall mEks your intsTssts my 0su.
All be 10 receipt Of new snd useigl ARTICLES
as soon ~ they put on the market aud al
says a. bedrock prics. uaut active agsDts 10
every town III New Engiand aud kes f0fk at
anaa - canvass 0n the toAgWiug named sfti
eleF, 70 sh M will give cboics u territory aud
bottom rless, II you apply s'oEes.
Mas POTTS COLD HANDLE FLAT HONS
No hoIaer repaired Handle Bsysr gets bot.
IL deise led BY spring, sHd changed from q
cold iron 70 hot one quicker than holder
one holder knd three irons one 81 which ts
polishing ifous, Institute 3 set. Hslsu pflss
per sHi, tBD0 IL iadf's Invention, whish wili
heip 70 sci it 70 En4fiy every sjy sho has iToa.
iag 81 b. doue. Also
Rustic SHADES AND NEW KINDS " PIX
IuREs, ALI coAPIKfH.
iof ffem 60 cents 70 ti.25 per wipaow, according
70 stfie Il sbsde and siss u sindos.
SAFETY LOCK-. BURGLAR PROOF
Csn b pat On in Eve inmates wi.Aost sstllsg
9 2 Dur, y ioeAs tbs spindls By pushing a
s81s. heiai price 10 esnta.
EUREKA COPING lax AsD BOOK.
No press. brush. Or wslsr required. SELLS read.
iif "a business msH-ssves The cost u : prsss
3O-page bgok and bAI pint Of iok 90 Is. Aass
zoe e0alTg " aid an Hasa afaesafsrs' agent faF
the G0oYs trtiriss shall kesp above gods Ia
sock also . pei aud shsslep~s, aud ANY book
pabashe1. Fgfaisnsd ~ bed rVeE prfss Call
sud sss teen, ssHd yosisi card " ny 3D.
dTess and wil cal And sbes sAmgiss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-14

j the on Lab y ire t9uie, and Is tho ouiy
one paseiag through Evanston. Lake Forest,
Highland Park, WarAegan, Baotue, henOsha Il
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-14
Greer BaY Marquelle LIn

Is the oBig line for J4nesville Watsrtown, Fond
D. Lsc, Dshk0sh, Appleton, Green Bay, Esca.
1abA, Aegauqte, Marquette H0ughton, Han.
cock snd the Lake Superior Country. Its
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-14
Freeporl Dubuque Line
CHICAGO & Milwaukee Line

r thH oRF rCue for Elgn, Rockford, FreepoH,
aud al! paintz wa freeport lls
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-09-14
California.
Omaha and California Line
Winona and st. Peter Line

: tho oaly route for Winona, Ro hester. Owt
tolns Aauk4to, 81 PeteE new m, and a
points IN southern aud Central Minnesota Il
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-08-31

For the first time in the history OF
the government the Vice President
of the United States and the Speaker
of the House Of Representatives, the
presiding officers of Congress, have
died during the term for which they
were elected. When Congress meets
next December its first business will
be to elect successor to Mr.. Kerr,
and the Senate may, if it so chooses,
elect new presiding officer in the
the place of Mr.. Ferry. If General
Grant We're to die Mr.. Ferry would
become President, and if he and Cen
eral Grant were to die the succession
would devolve upon the Chief JUS
tice, there being no Speaker of the
House. If the Chief Justice were to
become President, it would be the
duty of the Secretary Of State to is
sue a proclamation ordering new
election for President and Vice Pres
ident.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-08-31
MILLIONS In IT.

The great event Of the last week
has been the breaking up Of the great
coal combination in Pennsylvania, by
which five Of the leading companies
in the Schuylkill and Lehigh Valley
coal districts have had the power for
year past to regulate the mining,
the delivery in market and the prices
OF coal and wages from month to
month. Last week the Lehigh VAL
ley company suddenly broke the ar
rangement and produced such tenn
pest in the New York and Thiladel-
phia stock markets as has never be.
fore been witnessed. The amount Of
loss and bankruptcy to holders of rail
road stocks, coal miners and coal
dealers, can only be counted by mil
lions. In one day, last Thursday, it
is estimated the losses by decline Of
railroad stocks was not less than forty
millions Of dollars ! New York and
Erie railroad, for instance, fell from
II to 1915 a share. New Jersey
Central railroad shares, which few
months ago were lO3, are now worth
about 81. Pennsylvania railroad, al
though not connected with the coal
regions, has also suffered a consider
able decline, while Reading railroad
stands remarkably firm.
While railroad shareholders are
thus suffering the greatest excitement
prevails among the large classes Of
operators and miners in the coal dis
tricts. The market is glutted with
coal and sale was to be made in
New York on Tuesday last Of 5O0,-
900 tons by auction, the result Of
which is anxiously waited. If the
break up Of the combination is fol-
lowed by rush of coal to market it
will result in bankruptcy and ruin to
the smaller companies and individual
operators, for it must produce heavy
tall in prices. TO the poor ulucr the
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-08-31
CAMPAIGN DOCUMEN

The disgust and chagrin of the
democrats at finding their passage Of
Mr.. Lords resolution made tic
ground for ordering more troops TIC
the South, has been noticed. The
democrats are now in turn highly ella,
ted over a new "side and back holt
which they think will bring Governor
Hayes to the ground in the big polit-
ical tussle now going on in Indiana
For as many politicians think, as goes
Indiana so goes the Presi ency this
year. The democrats have captured
some how or other, at least they are
publishing far and wide, letter rur-
porting to be from Gen. Fitzpatrick,
one of the republican stump orators
of Indiana, addressed to Gov. Hayes,
informing him that Indiana will be
lost to the republicans in October un-
less the Independent party in that
State can be managed. There is hut
one way Of doing this. says kilpat-
rick's letter. The leaders of the In
dependents are poor, needy and in
debt. They must be lectured to and
documents placed in their hands to
convince them Of their folly. And
then he calls for funds, saying that
with a bloody shirt campaign and
money Indiana could be made per-
fectly safe. 1t is needless to say that
the publication Of this letter, whether
genuine or forged, created no little
CONSERVATION in the republican ranks.
1t is Of course denounced as forgery
and invention, or if not that it was
stolen from Gov. Hayes private room.
At any rate the documents are ring
ing the changes on it from every
stump and are over:joyea to think
that Fitzpatrick has given them tleI
winning card of the game. How it
will turn out, we can't say. We
merely tell the story as it comes to us
Just about this time and up to No
vember there will be thousands OF
political documents coming from
Washington to voters Of both parties.
There are pictorial samples issued
from Washington with sylvan green
backs, richly embellished with steel
engravings of popular candidates in
former campaigns, which are highly
attractive but scarce these hard times
Any candidate who has "barls OF
EN-" could doubtless place this kind
where they would be decidedly con-
vincing to needy and seedy polltI-
clans in the present depression of bust
ness.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-08-31

Richmond society has a ine,days'
wonder in the recent discovery that
Miss Matte Guild, celebrated far and
wide as being Nirglnia's greatest
belle, was married in Salem, Va, a
little out-of-the-way station on the
Richmond and Danville railroad, to
Mr.. Oliver J. Schoolcrart. The lady
is the eldest daughter Of Judge Rob
ert Oull, statesman who figured in
the government of the Southern con-
federacy as commissioner for the ex-
change of prisoners, and who is now
one of the wealhiest and most emf
nent lawyers and jurists in the State
Mr.. Schoolcraft is millionaire, ma
tive Of Albany, n. y. Miss Ould had
been for some time attianced to a
prominent merchant Of Richmond.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-08-31
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
y scrihcr has obtained from the Or
phans' Cour, of Frederick County, letter,
TcStamcNt1ry upon the estate of
MARIA c. BROUGH,
late of Frederick county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said dcccas-
ed, are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof legally anthem
tica:cl to the subscriber, on or before the
2lst of February next; they may other,
wise, by law, be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate Those indebted are request
ed to make immediate payment
j. TAYLOR NOTTER,
aug24-it Executor,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-08-31

At a republican meeting at Ray =
mond, Montgomery county, Kansas,
last Friday, a key Of powder acciden-
tally exploded while firing a salute.
One man was instantly killed and two
others MORALLY wounded. On the
same day two ladies were thrown out
of a buggy end killed.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-08-31
n OTEd'E.

r HEREBY notify those persons who
| gave their notes at the sale of Joshua
III. Norris, that they will be due on the
l4th day of September next and are in my
hands for collection. BY attending to this
notice promptly interest and costs can be
saved. ANON T. NORRIS.
aug24-3t Rocky Ridge.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-08-31

Secretary Cameron will return to
Washington this week, but will leave
again early in September, in company
with General Sherman, for tour Of
inspection Of Fort Levenworth, mill
tary prisons and various military posts
in the west.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-08-31
DIR. E. A. NORWOOD,
DE VTIST.

Graduate of the Baltimore College of Den
tai Surgery)
offers his services to the cit
liens of this place and vicinity. All oper
atons in Dentistry on the most improved
and at the very lowest rates.
win visit this place the I'd Monday
in each month, at the Gilbert House, Gf
rainy on the next fair day. Persons
waited on at their residences il desired,
Mlnrl .3N
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-08-31

The wife Of Mr.. a. jackson Clark,
Superindent of the American coal
company at Homecoming, died at nine
o clock Monday evening Of last week,
at Bedford Springs, Pa, whittier she
went with the hope Of recovering her
rapidly failing health.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-08-31

GooD The joint commissioners OF
the two great branches Of the Metho-
dist Church, in session at Cape May
for the past week, have concluded
their labors, and issued an address to
the bishops and members Of both bod
les in which basis Of agreement and
fraternity is submitted whereby the
two Churches can unite in mutual
love and harmony.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-08-31

The Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation of the middle district Of Mary
land, will meet in Hagerstown on the
2lst Of September next. Delegates
will be in attendance from Washing
ton city, Baltimore, Frederick, Cum
berland and the associations Of Wash
ington county.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-08-31

The ITavre Iron Company Of Har-
ford county, has purchased the late
Thomas Symington's soapstone mill
at Stafford in that county.
The mill will be used for the purpose
Of saving and dressing green 8erpen-
tine stoue from the company's quarry
on Broad creek.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-08-31

whole thing threatens little or no
work and lower wages for the coming
winter. Under the combination they
have only been making one-half and
one third time, and now the prospect
is gloomy indeed. Many collieries
have already stopped. On the other
hand fall in the price of coal may
have the effect to set idle furnaces and
FORCES and other factories in motion,
and work out good in that way.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-08-31

Extensive works are in progress on
the Octoraro, Cecil county, for the
purpose of grinding ieldspar, which is
used as glazing Of earthenware. y
large deposit of the spar has been
found in the vicinity.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-08-31

these machines.
G. b. MILLER, Selings Grove, Pa, says:
"Sixtv dollars $500 per month made with
my machine, after working 10 hours per
day at a trade will do.
". H. HARRISON, Lonole, Ark, says;
"Sawcd out six dollars $50 worth OF hrack-
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