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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28

Hoe CuoLERA-This disease can
be wholly prevented by feeding a
plentiful supply Of wood Goals and
ashes and giving copperas in their
drink in proportions Of one-half
pound to ten hogs. Farmers will
find hogs will leave any feed to eat
Goals and ashes, and when treated in
this way can mingle with cholera
hogs without danger. 1t will be nee
essary to keep them from all drinks
until they partake Of the copperas
water freely. From an Ohio farmer,
who speaks from experience. Cor.
ST. Louis Republican.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28

A writer in the Prairie Farmer
claims 70 have demonstrated by ex-
pertinent, that soaking seed corn in
copperas water will prevent the ray
- n The wire wor.A.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-04-28
MatcIl|eSs burdett 0rgan,'

which speak for themselves y full sup
ply constantly in store, and sold on the
most reasonable terms. Fifty Secondhand
plan always on hand, at prices ranging
FROM so to $500 For Illustrated cata.
logue, address, dil:as. Va. Sii%tk,
No. 8 North Liberty St,
Fcb4 GIN Baltimore, Nd.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-09
SHERiFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
I'D to INC directed. issued out of tie honor
able Second judicial District Court, ca jndg-
rnent rendered therein On the 10th day Of octo-
Der, A. d. 1876, in favor of Thomas Beer and
Joseph Beer and against Z. 6. Bryant, for the
sum of ). OF l2-10O with interest on he sum
Of 81, 2S7 81 at the rate Of per cent per month.
and on S426 Sc at ten per cent. Per annum from
cate of juigrl' Mt. together with the sum OF
s3i IS cost of suit and accT;iirg costs now N
the sum Of 81 %, 1 have levied upon and seized
and will expose At pu~ lie st the wood yard near
Empire City, Crm-by county. on the 3l5t day
Of October. IS. D. 1876 between the hours Of
o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock =. NJ, to wit: at
O'Clock 7. NJ, sll the right, title, interest and
claim q tho said +. u. Bryant Of, in ard to the
following described property. situate and being
in the county of Ormsby and State of Nevada,
to VT: -Four hundred cords nu: pine wood.
s. 7. SWIFT,
Sheriff Of tho County Of o.nbby.
Cs-son City, October "a, 1876. Ivy
The above sale is hereby postponed until tie
9th day Of NovtInbe-. =. D, $50. a. sane time
and place, S. T. SWIFT, Sheriff
Carson CITY. October ii. 1915.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-09

And in accordance with law, ard ga cr'er of
tie Board Of Directors. made on the second day
Of Oc 'ober, 1875, SO many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock As may be necessary, will be SO d
at public auction, at the Office OF the company.
No 4iOk California street San Francisco. Calf
fornia, on TUESDAY, the TWENTY-FIR>T
day of NOyEMBE1 I, 1876, ct the hour Of -
o'clock N. Of said day. to pay said delinquent
assessment thereon. together with costs of sG-
verlisins ard expenses of nai3.
". rAl3LIT, Secreta-y.
Office. Nc. 4-0h caliIr--is street. San +.
cisco, California.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-09
PLUMBING, GAS FITTING AN 9
WELL BORING
WORK DONE TO ORDER.

am now sinking wells. and have been very
successful in ob:sinin9 good to~ins water
The work Of boring and casing wells is partic-
ulsrly solicited just al this time.
Cursor, Msy 9. 1876.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-09
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.

HOUSTON MINING COMPANY.
III Location of principal place of business:
San Francisco, California. Location of WORKS:
Eagle District, Ornsby County, Nevsds.-No-
tice-Thare are delinquent upon the following
described Stock, Oh account Of Assessment (No.
u levied on the second Gay of October, 1876, the
several amounts set opposite the names of the
espectiys shareholders As follows:
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
PERSOk4L.

Gen. Wolfe's scarf, worn in the battle OF
Ouebec and stained with his blood, is treasured rene o
a citizen OF Calais, " H.
The late Daniel Goodwin Of Hartford, Conn.,,
wIlcf 81 900 to the Connecticut Historical Society,"
So 900 to the Hartford Hospital, and $1,000 10 lIiIy
College.
Mr.. John G.. Whittier occupies his cottage at
the Isles of shoals He rarely appears in public ana ms
reserved habits give hitle encouragement to strangers
10 intudc upon his privacy
Prof. Winchell, who occupied chair I'D
Cornell University until recently, has been "heicd
professorship in Vanderbilt University at NashViHo'
Tenn at "A salary OF $1,000 u year.
Madame Michelet does not think that her
late husbands memory will be bonored by a monument
erected by the Socialist students OF Paris aud she hs
made public objection TO the subscriptions o'suh ''A
that purpose -.
Mr.. William Blacks contemplated visit to
this country has been tho OF teiusng him win
letters on the subject. me LodoH Lranoier gives IS
General answer 10 taem all that AR. Blacks VISIT Is one
Of pure curiosity =
Mr.. Stuart Phelps, son of Prof. Phelps OF
Andoyer was recently offered the chair OF McnI fh-
losophy in ddebury College, Vt, hut the offer was de-
clined plan for two years Jt STUDY III uCr"S P''
Guiding his acceptance.
The trustees of Amherst College meet to-day
in Eo,ton 10 consider The question OF the presidency o
that iust; on 1t is believed that all parties VIII com
promise on Prof Secye Ii he viii accept should e 90
so he Will be allowed to serve out his present Term "
Congress.
1t is proposed to make the northwestern
tower OF the nayo OF the cathedral at Bristol Enc'
memorial to Bishop Butler the author of " The Analogy
and hc work Of restoring IT ia going on Chancellor
Pry Of Albany has been requested 10 ad III coe'thE
contributions in TINS country Tor the purpose anu liz mas
Issued circular asking for subscriptions
Mr. T. II. Bartlett, the sculptor, will design
and execute the monument to Do erected at Bennington,
VI, to commemorate the battle fought at That place
August IG IT1T. The conversions will be iAid next
mo
state Centennial celebration next year. As memorial
o the old CdtamOuut tavern, WI re the conner, pI
safety meet, ,nc nsuro oI Cdau!O"h1 VIII Dc
placed on ne mOuuluCut.
BERLIN, July 27.-Prince Bismarck arrived
here from Kssiugn last night He VIII 90 TO warren III
"a few days.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28

trains. They scatter themselves over whole
States. They beg, they rob, and, upon sui
fcicnt proyocation, no doubt they would XIII.
What is to be done with them? The jalls are
not sufficient to hold them; the almshouseS
cannot contain them; station-honseS are 700
small 70 lodge them for night; 1t would
hardly he considered proper To put them %
death. SO that the question, what snail we 20
with them is more easily asked than answered
We confess that the existence OF class Ike
tlis. of mcndicants of the. worst description
in this country, takes us by surprise. There
ougit not to be want great enough 10 pro-
ducc such a definite and unmitlSated 10TH VI
beggary; bard as the times are the scaIci'y
of employment ought not to be SO pressing aS W
prOdncr these sWarms OF the unemployed. hc-
lnctantly we are obliged TO admit the "oNch'
of a class which, il not yet dangerous may
suocdily bcc0mc so. Our only rccoGrso Is 10
deal cpergcticaliy with the trouble, for II we
do not abatc it now it will presently become
too strong for anything like ordinary manage
ment The return of commercial ard manu-
featuring prosperity may thin the platoons Oh
the bcggars little, but men who have laiieh
into this s!iftlcss style of life do not return
checrfuy to the ways of industry. Inc pres
cnt remedy is to cut off the supply OF the
rI.in armies by dealing sharply with rlc strag-
clc,s. We must not wait until the
tramps have organized into regiments, but we
must pick them up and set them to WORK
wherever we can find them. II this had been
done encrgetically in the Eastern and Mld,ie
States last year, the Iowa and Illinois armies
would have been much smaller tins summer.
We cannot afford to let this tramping beggaIy
fall into an established characteristic ol
population. The habit which prevails III many
towns, OF feeding the strangers anu then pass
ing them on to the next town, must be given
up. If there is no work for them, work oi
some kind, profitable or unprohtaeie, must
bc found each yagabond can be made, un-
der stress of starvation, to labor enough Tor
his own support. This system Of restraint ana
compulsory toll being persisted in, we shall
find The tramps diminishing in numbera-at
least they will not journey in these formidable
horics. which must be broken mp at amy rate.
We can deal with the trouble by piec@meal
much more easily than we can manage great
mohs. only to be scattered by marsh ana
r,,,r,l methods
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
THE RIrER AND HARB0R ELL.

II i. rpDortcd that President Grant intends
to veto the River and llarbor bill. Apart
from the fact that this bill is usually the
corry-all for the most corrupt jobs, apart from
the fact that this year it was made more OBJ
iectionabe than cyer-iirSt, 10y the shameless
log-roling in the House Committee and the
House itself and second, by the laGorS OF Mr'
Ferry and other champions of local jobs III the
Senatc-thcrc are not wanting sound reasons
for a veto. The summer Is far advanced.
But few weeks are lett of the season WITHIN
which it is practicable 10 work at improve
mcntS on orr rivers and haTbors. Inc greater
part and in many cascs The whole oil that tEo
would be consumed in the rcqmcd lornall,leS
for the letting OF contracts, and In the ncc"s-
sary arrangements for commGntlnS eXprndl-
tlrc. Winter stormy weather, or the uSua!
foods in some streams, Will interrupt WORK not
long after these formaltics and other arrange
mcnts have been completed.
This sort of legislation, it will be conceded
by all fair men, is in the highest degree OBJ
i"c,ionabIe. Placing no st!r'S upon the old
Democratic theory that there is 40 cOnstliu-
tiona warrant for any internal Improvements
we must recognize that the Constitution clearly
does not warrant expenditures Wilch are
neither national in necessity. in character, nor
in beneficial effect Expenditure for The i'm
proycmcnt of insignificant creeks, wncIc 40 ma
ional commerce exists or can exist, whether III
Michigan or in Florida, is equally objection
able, because it is al outlay Of public money
for a purpose not national The River ana
iIaIbor bill ha, been public scandal Tor %'ar''
/ Let any one open the report Of the Engineer
! CoTpS, pondcrous book of several hundred
I paccs, and note the character OF the
| works 70 which large share Of tie
| public money is appropriated and he
will realize that, Iii very many eases, the &r-
Precipitation is not only not national IN chaiac'
tel. but it is not even public. Not ever The
inhabitants along the little creeks upon whlcl
public money is spent derive any benefit IRON
the expenditure, in many cases. small con
/ spiracy of contractors get the money. y mem
Der of Congress gets the credit, and uses the
lon 70 secure his reelection. il would bc
Good thing if We could have a.frcsidont Wh'
would pcr,istcntly veto every bill containing
single Job of that character, compelling Con
crcss. if it chooses to aid works of real ruhl
utility, to strip It's bill of all the petty job
which usually find hiding here Nmieyc
the Presidents motive, We shall not lc Sonl
10 see him knock this bill il the head as I
good beginning.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
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TvCTgSJGV NANNERS.

"Thc pitcher goes TO the well for long
"timr. but il i, broken ut last" The Judges,
Cltv Officials. State Senators, and Majors, whose
festive excursion received such 4 disaTccablc
check in Iowa, on Wednesday, were probably
10 more boi~tcrous or disrcGardfld of law and
cIletcm than hundreds of other such parties
who have gone forth in special trains, with
unlimited IrrIcshmcrts, for many years past
Tie American public Is IN the habit oi cNcr-
c,ins the largest charity toward tho cAube!dnt
holiday mood-cycn if the latter be sometimes
a little roughly cNprc~scd-Oi the class WiIch
makes excursions in its own trains and steam
crs. The latter, also, is often inclined 10 test
its sense Of distinction III various uhconycn-
tioual vays. III order the better to enjoy IT,
This is tsu,c;ally the ease where The City visits
the Country, or one State enters another
There is 10 particular harm therein. except,
possibly, in an example oi public manners
which is likely to be both initiated and cXag-
gcratcd when the youthful spectators come 10
be judges or city officials il tEcir tuin.
Our habits Of labor are 20 strenuous and
cyhau,tiug that cur holiday pleasure cannot
escape the strong natural rebound. Quic, and
drcorous endowment is something We scarcely
know iulliN must DC loH', dHu I'"i's d-i'i-
ably touched with license. Bur when Judge
violates the game laws, and city official for
gets his own bathing ordinance in the presence
of Methodist camp-mceting, and state
Senator and Major are Extensively "boisicrous'
in a liberal Iowa community, most persons
will admit that something ought to DC done.
We are rather surpIiscd-EnOwIng what sort
Of public manners are continually tolerated
among us-that something TaS done. The
magistratc, it is true, let oil the festive cUl-
prits with a rcpIimaud, but it is a satisfaction
to be informed that he made it 'scvcrc.'
We may talk as we please about the dignity
of Office, but 10 Office can give personal dignity
TO It's occupant. 4 President who swings
around the circle another who snubs the whole
Nation on It's holicSt day, political Con-
vcnton which fills city with hubbub and
profanity, simply throw their conduct il
stronger relief against that instinct Of dcc0Wm
which is rarely absent from even the rudcst Oi
men. They cannot, indeed, suppress the appIe-
ciation Of good manners in puhlic, and toward
the public, but they delay the growth Of Il
sentiment which will exact them. Every
example tends to prolong the ollcnsc. Hence
is nothing 10 regret in u check which may
seem hard, in view of what has been allowed
heretofore. The Iowa eXcalsonstS have broken
their pitcher, and similar official parties, in
taking their plcasming, viii hencefoIth bc a
little more careful of their crockcIy dignity
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
TIE NEWS THIS MORAING.

FoRr1GN.-Gen Tohernayef of the Seryian army
rctreated after four days fighting; foreign legion
has been authorized in Serya; the Turks claim sue
cesses in Herzegovina -= New Holland won the
Goodwood Gun. - The ex-Goyernor of SalOuica
was sentenced to one years imprisonment.
DoNEsTlC.-A1 10 per cent reduction Of wages is
announced at FAN River, Mass. =- Biniord VIII
son is testifying at Washington in regard to the
whisky trials; he tells story of the origin Of Bah
cocks signature Of "Sylph." == Smncgler beat
Goldsmith Maid in the frec-for-all race at Cleveland
Yesterday =- Lewis Stewart Of Kendall County
is nominated for Governor of Illinois by the Demo
Gratis; the Convention approved the 81 Louis pat
form, and adopted plank denouncing convict labor
- A Democratic caucus in Washington voted to
repeal the Resumption act, but the attendance was
small and the party is not bound by it,
CoNGREss.-The Senate transacted no business
adourning on account of the death of Senator Ca
perton - The House increased the Washington
monument appropriation, and then adjourned FOL
the same reason as the Senate.
CITY AND SUBURBAN. - The Liberal Republican
County Committee passed resolution accepting
HAYES and Wheeler as candidates for President and
Vice-President - The Independent Republicans
issued an address to the Republicans Of the State
and city, giving reasons for their IN the cam
paign - 4 statement was prepared by
the Park Commissioners of the causes OF de-
lay in the TompkRs-squarc Improvement, lay
iny the blame upon the Controller. -= Another
seizure of valuable goods, claimed by the creditors
of Tallmadge 81 Co. nade in Newark. -
Gold, 11l7s, 1117s 1117s. Gold value OF the legal
tender dollar at the close S9lO cents. Stocks mod
erately active and lower. closing irregular.
TmE WEArHEE.-THE TRIDUNEs local ob,erya-
tioHs indicate clouds, and before Sunday rain. =
In this city yesterday the day cool and generally
clear; thermometer, ~. 7So 10.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
PUBLIC OPINION

We are Informed by telegraph from BosIY5n
that Prouhuory Candidate Baker accepts. O e.ulSe "n
docs Gut ho won't got much moro than baker uoA'
of votes this year -iSpiiugLo.d Uuiou (RepJ
Ii is no doubt singular that leading Rei0rini,,
crs who took part IN the titth Avenue cOnlclcc Ia
Ghcr widely nut sciuIz has the majority as Wen - @
best of Tie al sument his sdc.l Philadelphia I'''
UicpD
1t is on noble platform of principles tiias NV
Gov Tiden stands before The people, beside whleh to
one erected nj Cincinnati Is rubbish and hollow Rcns
alites. No has shown IL more mpr, ssvey tn1 nn
Mr. GodN in in his admirable letterBoson Post lDe'
The Democracy feel that every vote gwen ,ol Su
Mr. Cooper viii bo thrown away, and, rs the eOhs, sv
fore tho country is Of such vast importance hey WI"
aside personal prcfaDences and sOlidly Tor the pa
which promises reiorm.-lCincnnati Enquirer 'inA'
Dem.) ., 4.
The party is very much torn up, and netie. .,t sl
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28

leader of thirsty caravan may promise IL
the Prophet VIII only guide it to well ah
onproach in good order of the whole Doos
b,,t tbe proDbct having had some experience
of desert travel. would hardly be deceived by
e,,cb dry nrotestatlons The important point Is
not what Gov I'ildcn may PROMISE thouS" III
does not seem in much haste to promise any
fling. The question is whether he VIII ~
stronger than all the traditions and appetmS
Of his party. cone hundred thousand Demo
"c,ats. :" says Mr.. Schurz, "stand ready to
"hnrl themselves upon the lonG-dcsred
q" booty" Alag this is very like the thirsty
caravan, camels and all
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
TR1VPS N REGIuEAT0.

The solitary tramp is IA sufficient nuisance
bat late accounts from Chicago and other
points at the West reveal this yagabond
in a gregmious state which is Il litic alarming
Think of one thousand hDr,"lrss, homeless,
half-nakcd, and altogether hungry, albeit able
bodied scmi-savaecs, invading tie respectable
and sclf-supporlng town of Davenport, Iowa,
to the great astonishment Of the Mayor and
the general aiarm Of everybody! Think of an
influx equally numerous and disrcputablc
suffered by the town OF Rock Island No
wonder there is an extra police force organized
and an arming of the Fire Department. Why,
this is invasion! These are like the barbarians
who came down like wolves upon Rome! This
is 10 ordinary phenomenon of mendicity |!
Then these tramps, like the grasshoppers, are
everywhere. They take possession of railway
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
us thank Him for His great glory OF sun ana
earth and water in silence, in cleaner hVes'
and higher thoughts.

Very rarely has the country suffered snch killing
dronth as tho one which now prevails in many
localities within a hundred miles OF this CITY: In
addition to tie failure of rain parchng winds seem
to have absorbed all the moisture from the ground
which is dust dry to an unusual depth. In some
parts of Northern NewJegsey the standing crops are
Injured nearly beyond the chance OF recovery 'he
truck" in the gardens has withered away ana 'he
PASTURES look as bare ard brown as the stretches OF
n California Summer landscape
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28

Cabinet is kind Of bodyservant groom, ~whon hs
master may dismiss upon the spot and without reason
rendered The President by his action places him.
self under the pointed o the party elected
him. and his conduct thereorc cannot be honestly az
suned TO be that Of the party IL is with sincere regret
that say it, Instead of Loyalty cooperating with ths
general spirit and policy declared at the late Convention
his action apparently shows that he has fallen under
those maiig influences which have already sorely i'm.
periled the Republican party, and which are compelling
those VINO woud gratefully remember him To Tx their
eyes exclusively upon his military career"
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28

D.uy TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers Sl0per annnln.
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porsor, y,obJc 10 obta;g TIE TRIBUNE IN dnyOf the
trains boois or hotels 81 hichH is usually SOid pt con-
Je fror by nrormjr0 tbs Ofjca of the circumstances
THE SrMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be ready TINS morning
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New-York tribune., 1876-07-28

crins have. however, repulsed $4,000 Turks
who assaied them at the southeastern ii"h-
tier with the view Of compelling PIlhce Nicmo-
las to return and defend his own SOIL. Inc
war is clearly assuming critical phase ID
herzegovina, since neither bclligerent can al
ford To ICmain paSSive.