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tat.
lhe -n"9arm o. An.eF.ed" i"torp opens WIN
an arilelc npo,, "Onr National Flag" by Maj
Gen. Schuyler Hamilton, In which the writer
tlfecrt,l,ts tho abatement Tint there was In tho
s.-,. h,..., =, ~. ,...t..., C,,,n,,t.. H..
,, y. ... ..e ,,.'"n -. rl,t "AH ~
New Ehelahu with o!Hc llcld, ~. deofgeh
cross, and a green trcc In the upper canton Of
tllc st, Georges cross. VTuc use OF s,,ch
n,r :, hc rcnorks unv Scw cn,,nri womb
have hccn tlyinr III III, fnce If Crn,nwcl, and of
tho Parliament and the Co'onists never lost
sight Of Tho kMg's scB,ntng to Ills own again.
co,t ~ Nn.so,t,.ctt,, cut lin rid ert,s. uut nj
eol'' !" M"ssa''."se's' cut aNu fe' e!uss , W.. "l
thc national aas " "fcat hFstaln' WHICH was
tho flag used III New England, because he re-
gar,lcl II rs islolntruus. Considerable COMING
linn ,rn. rrcn,c1 nv tb,s mnrnmcnt. Int finally
!. .,a. 1,,,to th,t ,,,o .r,,., .,,,,l,, h srr,,.
was ~, nv n."' ' T.. 49, 1r ~sa. 1 .,'
from all the lltgs tn tho Colony except orc,
which WIS kept at Custlc 1slanl fos tho purpose
OF ealut(nr stuips WHEN ttIcv nasscti.
Whcn sr william ptunrrr,t ron,urcf, r,outs.
,.,,.,. ~. 1Isa.,. f,'sa ~ 49,. ~,
pu1ei cape n'cto'' 'u"r -, A'1v, t"e
fa9 which he bore was tho "Uhton.' wth thu
nlHttu, "Nli tlcspcranttuM C'lrlst0 Duec." At
.n1 Goucnr,i G,.n i1amt,tnu l,c,icrcs t,,rr, wo,c
a". so'ts' "s' ,a,,s,' s'', "'s ~
no nnRs ~ use eAeept tilost "hsh utton9cu "
rea.'nenls " 20 eqn!panlcs .! ms'ute'Incn' i,
June ~ lu'o, s.e''' lItnan' u'spaysu ua tsoe-
neSt At.. nost9m' aeu nAs "HM LIE nuttoes.
.,.Dnl l5ahstu!it eustltlet' a,lM "ApneaI 20
1leascn'" IN ieltcrs o. G9H,. Wlen Col' Moni-
tric fcsclVe1. eept. IL, ln', eays ltcn. 1tnlnll-
t1n. an nrlct ifs1n ,a .na ouns. Eatnth9 Cnun'
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,llatInct rnlcrtiun ri fen III Ccsnota, lIhs also
hccn hO1Eht Inr this Museum.

The ercat van,toon rnl1cction of paintings
pirate possession at .Arfstrr.tnm-ls ahnnt tn
hc s,td, after bring in the fntnfly IT its ownrrs
fer ahnrt twn centuries. II 4 nuc OF Tic three
great private collections Of Holland, ,thc other
two teng The 9tcepgracht collection, at The
Hague. anil tho onr belonging to the tfcsrcrnl-
ants of Rcmhrandt'n 1surgoma*tcr Six. The
Van- l.oon collection ia rc1, III paintings al tho
Dutch echool,-eou,c uf them Of superior merit.
i IA believed that attempts will he made by tho
klnGIlnM nj llHifand to add Il to the national
collections ut Amsterdam, or tho ifnEic, hut
the agents of private wealthy ptctHrc.tmycrs arc
nlrcahy at Atnstcrlam, With Instructions to
make tempting offers for I'll. choice paintings.
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wife, long since dcccascd, who wus rich In her


wife, long since deccascd, who wus rich Il, her
own rcht,
rn,cr.n,, I'm, mt main yron III. rc,,,,k,b,o
,,..,l' ,'". "as s .cn ooo ' ~" ''
nearly a. ,t,cl, more by lccturlug; aud yet, by
excellent management, which unc might not
philosophy of practical sort, he continues to
'sys IN n's y s'nnl! properly iii,
auti;nr' ill., /. Iii. hit MT hy n,,tnor.hin'
All tho nuncy he us directly earned by !!ss pen,
oussMlc ot lIa Journal. would not exceed, III all
prohaollity, S:hM5 notwatllstat'ding Ills estate
"wti"rue ~ wos %s" nMsr +o H.. d,,, d,x ,r
might .i.avo suffered but 5or his a,,,x,intincut
IN thu Conhtllshp ut Liverpool by Lia frLund,
President liercc.
LEVEL y it.seneslcnt IN csrcumetances-nn
thanks to Liz l'uu pt,ctry and cssnya. however.
whittier, like ,nost thrifty observation-disclosures
Owls l'ih uWn house. nI,d beneath It's humble
ronl. It Is ealu lc jlas sometimes BuosEteu-Ac
Is h.elic'or. you kn9w-on s5ou Il wear; :.
holnts Is wcll oil by tho prart!rc of the mca!-
sal profession. Dy naftlage, aud inhcrta.!ee. al-
s Sf 81 .s PSS 's al !a. s hs a
written l!as nut lfouEht him S:a,ouo.
j.. a. llnlla1l Is frequently na!,ed III m ,u-
shor VINO has attassed wealth. tlis hunks have
ar.! whatever may bc thought Ut Its abiIty fle
It'll! llas yast constituency. lie Is nut ut a1l
rlctl II the New York scttse; he maY be worth
$-U,OuV. Uut Inost VI tnl4 ne 40t Ny us paftnefs
| ship In tho Springfield Kepubieaa.
!'eorgu Willla,a Curtis Ia dcpcntlcnt On hls
snlnry from the lIArpcrs; 81 !s Sir. William ID.
lluwells dependent uf!on bis authorship OF tho
At.anfsc: Bret llartc, L: u; AhFctI, Jalnes Par
ton, ]. I. TrnwbEIdQe, Il. II. Studslaru, r. ".
lIlES(nsou, lMaiuly oa fugitive writing.
n F[sII.HTOltY,
gr 1or.x I,,,v 14.-T,, fbt kHuc- NJ ~. f7,obs.
| n.... ~. Wv a.. y ',. ~. "oes 49,
| NHAoefat. on NY 9ctafn ~ et' LOUIS from
Quincy, ILL.,, where hafo boon attending to
some business, faAtcn 10 inform you Of PC
..,,ns ~, .hs,'" T.; ~" ~ ~. ~.
A ,.s '1 w. s.s ~ ~, ~ s's ~''''
ltste'aa' '1'o'nus Pa9ts " n'e ecnt'eMc"
hatte" upon !'s!hns s4eatsioa 1toh Qa'nef'
" ima ta1sr s. - osdE' ma9n ~ e.nsses IL" .s
Of liz, psrty. on his frst east hronht to {he smr
face a peculiar tisli, which will uutiraYur to
describe, a'ul which must attract thu attention
q natnraaasts N tn!a anu every other country.
, ,sao,. aad hn ,!, iaaaA as ~ .,.s,:,,s,
hfart hair md It's ecnrraf featires soui,i init
catc = cIlsI1lrralio amount Ut intclIi.
pcnce. After grrat difficulty NO succeed
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7tr three anc!cnt sty}c> nj Arrhitcet'rc nnh
ornament arr very distinct. The EgyFtian -
b,tn Tf.fI nnl kryerc, AMI essentially symM'lIs;
lIc t;rrrk strictly tcverc, nut perfect tn beatty,
ilIa ltnsnan r.rh in cxn1GeratinI. though attatn-
lug to beauty in its hess examples.
, 1877-07-21

burlington HdEtfPs.
Tho tramps complain that tho women OF Iowa
don't knum how lo make blackberry ples u we'll
as they uscsl to.
A Wcst-llill man named Nodolph Khanew
was u1rcatet! last liEht for slappIng his wife.
We suppose hc Thought q suau ha.l q right to
paddle his own Khanew.
4 inun went to Il theatre In Chicago tho other
night. 1Iu doeaDft remember wlIat the tsa,Ite OF
the play was TN the bills, but a'l that hc could
bear was "Fansl ten. cents; fans! tor, rcots,"
TIC Sultan u unconsctousIy teaching tho lit.
tic 6ul,aus tho following nursery Jingle;
Tss Tso P:n p:a I I i, i,
1EuN
Too Dan tnuen, Tor mo.
Many sweet g[rl, with leader, lovlng eyes
has wcpt away tllc moments Of loves young
dream, while tho young man Mhowas to tell hcr
all about 1t Is pleading With the liycsy-stsbie
man. trying to hire four duI!ars' worth Of horse
and buggy for q dollar and 4alf.
When Gen. Grant sailed away from Ostcn1,
Britannia wiped her eye and. remembering hcr
Tclenaquc, tanricd herself Calypso, who uc
pouyait SO corsolrr lu depart d. Ulysac,-
Lt,aycrat. d tes, bur Wtieu tho latu Key. Lem.
ucl Stra!a,sl sailed from Honolulu tor lwitatlu-
kat. the SanaWtefirt., remembering their toIkotl
alslctopeku, 1autlcd themselves Hlak4raplae-
mote, w!lo kohcrc nock puu4 10 yItkeF-
aek sag nerhcs'n,tu pctlkSdipsc4yke!, Tuls L. a
well-attestcl fact.
sIulnixhto on Nutth ll!ll. T4r declining moon
CLEANS fraA tho starry heaven4 lIks tue smile
On thu faea Ut = jacR.o'-lantcrn. \ young a,a.l
leans agaiust the rt,4 M tho vtne-eulbowcrcl
porrh beneath the window VI his dear, aul
xiuys, " u for touch vi that suit, whlte haul
Oh my foycE-thFubblng brow.n And then he,
father. cmlttink himself stealthiay irom the
front tloor, shook up aud touched the youu4
man Just below tie tournure with NJ. q boot,
and the luoun went down iu sea Ut blood, all
tue pail Of darkness blotte1 out the stars.
PROFITS OF LITERATURE.
Iftatsrf ttFruloF
Longfcllow u independent III circnmstuncck-
probably worth et0O,oo0 to s30O, ,ou; but th,
greatest part uI 1t h2s cout IL hltu through hI
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Tho Metropolitan Museum Of New York Is
snl tn be II, most thriving condition. md rap
Idly nddfng to its Artcollcetions. Tic Prcsl-
dent Of the institution, Mr.. J. T. Johnston, has
had the lIherallty To adyanre the funds ncccs-
sary to secure for tho Museum tho Ccsnon cn!-
lection. relying upon public subscription Tor his
reimbursement. Thu treasure Ut kouriuu a
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Tic international African Association, found
cd by tllc King Of tho I1clgIane. has given d
strong tlnnulac to African exploration. In
Belgium, donations 10 tho amount Of @0S, 600
francs have becn received, together with annual
subscriptions amounting to 10000 francs. 1t
IL expected that the annual !nco'no from BEL
gium alone vii! reach 73.ooo francs.. An cxpc-
it!on Is to be tllspatec:' mmeaatoty IT, knks
stntiofls On lhc sliure ut that Like or beyond.
The British have dissolved connection with
tho international Commission, prcfefrfng to
prosecute their sharc Ut tho work independent
~. Subscriptions had, prior IL this aetion, tccn
tnlspn by ti,c English African Committee. 10 tho
amount of *50.U0o and they aro daily incrcas-
ing., scoarate Scotch s;~lety is to lavS It's
nony with tho Loti4un Society, but send out
ita own travellers anl print it3 own reports.
Mr. Aiirctl L. Craven, an experienced African
explorer, las lntrly atartcd toT M'papwa. tlo
was u,led by grant from the English Society,
nMl wtll make geographical Investigations In the
Tanganylka district.
From, calculations recently instituted, II 50
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PROFITS or LITERATURE. ,

Longfcllow u independent III circumstunccs-
probably worth st0O,oo0 to &3O,0u; but the
greatest part uI 1t h2s co1t IL hitn through hts
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17

Over nine thousand persons have
signed the pledge in Mercer county,
Pennsylvania, being fully one-sixth
OF the entire population. If the sign
ers We're all drinkers, such large de-
fiction from the ranks Of the 1bibu-
lous must seriously affect the reve-
nue. of those engaged in liquor traffic
in that county.
On Thursday Of last week while
two ladies We're seated in the parlor
of Mr. George Y. Sadtlers residence,
short distance above Govanstown, a
rifle bullet struck the window sash
breaking it and several panes Of glass
to pieces and passed directly between
the two la lies, grazing the cheek Of
one and embedding itself in the wood
work on the other side Of the room.
Investigation elected the fact that
the ball came from an old army rifle
fired by a boy on the York road at a
point about four hundred yards dis
tant, and so far away that the report
could hot be heard at the house.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17
An English Glance.

The London Times takes look at
our situation from its Standpoint on
the other side Of tie ocean and comes
to the conclusion that the UNITED
States are at the dawn Of prosperity
1t says the Southern question Is set
tied. SO is the Indian question. A
President who seems to answer the
requirements of the country is in
stalled at Washington. And at the
very moment Tat American difficult,
les have then been adjusted the great
war cloud breaks on Europe and Eng
land is in a trombie for fear Of be-
coming involved. The war creates
a demand for the very products
America can supply in the greatest
abundance. We trust the prosperity
may be as fully realized as it appears
in the English outlook,
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RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS.

A general convention OF the Meth
oaist and Of the Methodist Protestant
churches assembled in Baltimore or
Friday last the special purpose being
10 form union between the two bod
les, who divided on the slavery ques
ton in 1858. The reunited body viii
comprise body Of one hundred and
fifty thousand members.
The Reformed Episcopal church
which was organized five years ago
by Bishop Cummins, held its annual
general council IN Philadelphia last
week. 1t has now gained fair foot
hold among the christian denomlna'
tons of the country. Ten States and
the Dominion of Canada were repre-
sentei in the council and a member.
ship Of seven thousand communicates
reported.
The staunch old Presbyterian
church will brook no assaults upon its
great doctrines. The Rev. John Mil
Ter, of Princeton, N. j., was put upon
trial by Presbytery last week on char
ges Of heresy. Mr.. Miller has recent
ly published a book in which he
teaches that the soul is not immortal
but dies with the body and is revived
ut the resurrection that Christ IN.
herited the Sin Of Adam and needed
and obtained redemption by his OWL
death, ald that there is but one per.
son in the Godhead. The result o
the trial was his deposition from The
ministry until he should renounce HI:
errors. The vote Of the Presbytery
was unanimous in condemnation O
his strange doctrines.
At the meeting Of the State lem
perance Alliance in Baltimore, or
Wednesday last, an address Of extra
ordinary power is said to have beer
made by a lady, the wife of Metho
dist minister of that city. Messrs
Moody and Sankey are expected a
Baltimore and the friends of religion
ana temperance look for an unparal
leled manifestation of religious inter
OCT
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Mormon Threats.

Brigham Young is reported to have
made a most violent harangue in the
Mormon temple at Salt Lake on Sun
day last, in which he declared that
if their Gentle adversaries wanted
blood they could have plenty but
they were likely to have more of il
let out of their own veins than they
could spare at an early period. The
Nauvoo Legion are said to be sup
plying themselves with new firearms
and Gentle families quietly arrang'
ing for the removal of their families
at the first sign of an outbreak.
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CHANGED HANDS.
GILBERT HOUSE,
MECHANICsTOWN, FREDERICK
COUNTY, MD.

U7IlE undersigned would respectfully
/ inform the public, that he has again
taken charge Of the above House, so
tayorahly known, and has opened it in ele-
giant style for the accommodation of per-
manont and transient customers. The
house has been renovated and furnished
in q complete and ample manner, and now
offers Good Cheer and the comforts Of n
pleasant home. His TABLE will be sup
piled with all the suhstantials and dclica
cics Of the season, the best the market at
torlis. His BAR will be stocked will tine
best brands OF liquors and segars. His
STABLEwi be furnished with good Two
vcndcr and attentive ostlcrs. And his chtfe
res - MARK 'llIIS), will be indicate
and in accordance with the spirit OF he
times. Boardcrs taken by the day, mo3th
or year. The custom ot travellers uu.
others is respectfully solicited. The Ia-.
experience OF the subscriber in Hotel keep
inc, warrants him in saying, that he w'.
10 al in his power to give general satiaiac
lion. j. b. GlLBER /,
April 1877
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17
The Mississippi Fight.

The style Of fighting which we com.
mented on last week as too character
istic Of the South, it may be hoped
has had its last disgraceful exhibition
The Southern papers generally de-
nounce the murderous fray as a foul
stain upon the character of the South
and demand that it be punished as q
public crime, 1t is high time, they
say, that such lawlessness shall be
stamped out. II is now said that il
was not political but a merely per-
sonal row. Also that Rosenbauu
and Hopper were not hung but art
safe at nome.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17
FITS EPILEPSY.
OR
TEs4I.ETGs %EGEA NESS.

Permanently cured - 40 humhug-by
one months usage Of DR.. Goular0's Cclc-
bratcd lnialiblc Fit Po dcrs. 70 con
vince sufferers that these powders will do
all we claim for them. We Will send them
by mail, post paid, a free trial box. As Dr.
Gouard is the only physician That has ever
made this disease a special study, and as
to our knowledge thousands have beelt
permanently cured by the use Of these
powders, we will guarantee q permanent
cure in every case,or refund YOU all money
expended All sufferers should give these
Powders an early trial, and be convinced
of their curative powers.
Price, tor large box, $500, or boxes
for $1,000 sent by mai to any part OF the
United States or Canada on receipt OF
price, or by express, c. o. d. Address,
ASH & ROBBINS,
$3.50 fulton st !, Brooklyn. n. y.
apyt3i
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17

The State geoIogiat of Wisconsin
say that the copper. bearing rocks OF
Lake Superior extend almost uninter-
ruptedly across the State.
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NEWS OF the WEEK.

: Nreen county, IN. L., HAS SoCle1N
for the protection of birds and fsl
and for setting out shade trees.
Conscience money amounting to ST.
1913 IS has been paid into the New
York city treasury since January l.
The Boston Common Council adj
mits no bill for refreshments unless
the names Of she consumers and the
items are given. .--..
Quail and prairie chickens may not
be killed in Ohio until the 18th Of
November next, and cartridges OF
Wild turkeys before the lst.
A Chicago policeman is on trial for
assault with deadly weapon with in
tent to commit murder. He dubbed
boy almost to death.
The Pennsylvania Historical Socie-
ty has copies of Home, Sweet Home,
and "The Star Spang(ed Banner in
the handwriting OF their respective
authors.
The sour oranges of Florida, fruit
which grows indigenously and more
abundantly in that strange peninsula
have at last been utilized in the man
ufacture of marmalade.
The President has directed the va.
rious Executive departments in WASH
ington to be closed on the 30th inst,
Decoration Day.
Commodore Benjamin II. Totten,
United States Navy, died on Wednes-
day last, in New Bedford, Mass, aged
II years.
G. r. Collins, a clerk in the Nashua
Iron and Steel Company, at Nashua,
n. H., has disappeared, and from ten
to twenty thousand dollars Of the
| Companys money has gone with him
Boss Tweed, so rumor goes, will be
{ released within a day or two, the
, commonwealth having decided to ac-
cept him as witness against his coin
+ john Spencer, . farn !aborer, tyen,
~ nVe years OF age coo'"i'l'ea S,'c'''
at Catskill, Sunday morning, by nang.
, m@, Tia lo,ros :, VITA AMI on,
nlII
'"''''
! The Missouri Legislature has passed
a law BY which all able bod'eI Mai'
ol'~''' % ana - W. irof,eJ for ty(
l 90" " ~ o o." w." n,ooIs 5nr;no NO sIr;no
] ''' J." " H. ,.a,,r ~ E2ht ,r,ssLn,I
,ao' 10 " WV wa " o"' p
P''"'
a mad dog in the western section
OF Cecl' county COMMUNICATED Ay"F''
l'op'" ~ p'ne, . "'',','', t, I.' nnn y
t%1 J JIa anI NO k;jI;n, Of r,L;I
I' ao
'''''''
/ The arrangements have all been
$ completed tor the boat race betwee"
! Boyd and Higgins, to he roWed on tine
r H"'n' u 1;',' ;.' ,l,o f,,ar;too r2r
-, -'C rzn 7'o''''' " "
" '|'0'
An international pigeon match has
e been arranged IN England, between
= Ira A. PANE, American, ana /. batty
e OF NhetheId, tor i loo a SI1'' TO taNe
TI" ',1;u| ""' 49, rn - navy
t - VI ~ '''''''
In Iceland the past wjn,er was Nm
usually mild, horses ana sheep beng
able to snbSlst IN the open AR without
shelter until the middle OF January
; The fish harvest IN the western part
t OF the Island was abundant but IN me
south 1t was very poor
The commission now investigating
the New York custom House have re-
ceIved authority from Secretary
Sherman to entertain communications
made in confidence, The Secretary
offers protection to any Official OF the
Custom House who makes disclosures,
Col Edward Wilkins collector Of
the port of Baltimore, and the most
extensive peach grower IN Maryland,
! saws the peach orchards on the PENN
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MILITARY ACdueHly llllo eoi Hun AVA
} seventy seven, the largest class evel
graduated. There are but forty va
cancies in the army to be filled, conse
quently thirty seve1 Of the graduates
will be appointed brevet second lieu.
tenants under the law and promoted
to the grade ofsecond letenaHt as va
cancles occur.
Col. S. S. Taylor. of Cairo, ILL.,, has
carried in his vaiso for many years
when travelling, a rope ladder and a
thick pair of gloves. At the burning
of the Southern Hotel at st, Louis,
where he was a guest the lad der and
gloves saved his life.
The arms and ammunition factories
in Connecticut, including the Bridge
port metallic cartridge factory at Wa
terbnry, are running night and day
to fill orders from both Russia and
Turkey. The Winchester Arms Com
pany of New Haven fill the cartridges,
Colts factory in New Hartford is laid
to have recently received a large or
der from Russia for naval revolyers.
A colorcd man named John Shorter
died on the lith ult., in the town of
Indiana, Pa, whose age, the Johns.
town Tribune says, is asserted to have
been lO3 years, having been born
near Frederick city, Nd, in LTD
He was slave until twenty-one
years of age, at which time his free
dom vas obtained, and he removed
to the vicinity of Chambersburg, Pa.
The President has issued a procla-
nation making changes in the pension
agencies. Of tifty-eight agencies no"
in existence forty are to be abolished
and all the army and navy pensions
will hereafter be paid at the eighteen
consolidated agencies The Pension
Offices at Trenton, n. j., Wilmington
Del, and Baltimore, Nd, are an ong
those discontinued and are consoIjoa-
ted with the district Of Washington
| y. c. II is estimated that the reduc-
ton will effect saving to the gov
ernment OF about $4,000 per an
NUN.
\ singular accident occurred on
| Thursday OF last week, near Fri2H@lh-
burg. A son Of Mr.. Samuel Ware
/ lima , l,l ,lCnt fral,.o va,rg 0f ,ra
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17
Used in Health Prevents Disease,
'Tea's',y's ssmiicylic Soap
(pATEET APPLIED FoR)
i Perfect &r>i-Septic and Dis
jlf32!ant Bath and Toilet Soap.
takes the Place Of all other Soaps for
Daily Use in the Family.

Manufactured from the Purest Vege-
table Oils with the Addition Of that
known tnti.Scptic and Dis
iEfcctant
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17

SPRING TOOTH HORSE RAKE,
ie Fest of all ! the most simple and most
durable, Thousands in use and all give
nitro satisfaction. For prices and terms
which are liberal, apply at the Agricutu
raj store o. STEWART & PRICE,
mayiT.3t Frederick, Nd
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17
As I'VE GREAT PREVENTATIVE

in all cases OF blood poisoning whether
arising from ma.arial or masmatc cNhHl
rt.on-, defective sewerage, or any Other
rHusrs.
It's constant use prevents the contract
inc nf contagious diseases; typhoid, scarlet
ana all malarial tcrcls, 1t is invaluable,
and Should he used in districts where fever
and ague prevail rs it is the greatest
known preventative to that disease. 1t is
.ot immense value in the cure of all skin
diseases a trial proves it, and its use pre-
vents contracting them. 1t is special
boon to school children who are constant
iy exposed 1t is the most healthful bath
>oap 10. infants, worth its weight in goldl
i'm the nursery. 1t is no more expensive
than other toilet soaps Of good quality. IL
-ncs farther and its great superiority isl
bringing it into universal use. 1t has no
l,>ayrtcub" oder and is absolutely pure.
extensively Uscd in hospitals and sick
room by order Of physicians.
For sale by Druggists and Grocers.
Sample box containing 3 cakes sent post
paid ON receipt oil - cents. Liberal terms
10 the trade.
TIE BEVERLY CO.,
Sole Agents for the Trade,
mhy3.Gm Chicago, Ills.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17
SAaasGYs.sC ACID.

Making the most hcalthful, the most per
sect, and the most economical bath and
lrii@. so&p ever offered to the public.
Endorsed by the medical profession and
attracted Ny thousands