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POLITICAL.

Tho Democrats Of Ohio. who nomi.
mated Bishop for his money and his re-
puted strength at home, will be aston.
ished when the tickets shall be count
ed out in Hamilton County in October.
Bishop will run behind his ticket.
The Pennsylvania Democrats are re.
ported TO be in pitifully disoTganized
state The State Committee is scan.
daiousiy inharmoniOus, aud It's meet.
ings are scenes Of violent contentious
There are diameirical differences oi
opinions ne 10 the tissues" 10 he pre-,
sebted 90 the people, aud the ouly
thing that all the members agree upon
is that the party is on the swift road 10
the bOw-wOws.
The Democrats will have 10 60 bach
to their old occupation of figuring per.
centage, for the Maine election was q
most decisive republican victory, con.
sideriug that IL is an "on year" in poll.
tics. Connor's plurality is given al
about 100 votes. The greenback vote
reached abOnt 1900. The republicans
elected % out Of 81 senators aud have
fully three-quarters Of the house OI
representatives.
Georgia has recently had Conven-
tion 10 revise her constitution. GeOr-
gia's constitution evidently needed re.
vising. but the only important changes
made are n provision repudiating the
State debt, (contrary 90 the advice OF
two OF her most noted Statesmen-Syl.
vester Lobb aud Alexander H. Stepb-
ens). aud striking out the section ex.
pressing recognition OF nationality.
The democratic heart Of Georgia recog.
nizes no nationality, and is determined
no. 30 pay its honest debts. Therefore
she suggested amendments are likely
20 meet with hearty ratification by the
people.
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GEN. GARFIELD oN HEsunP-
TGoN.

10 recent political speech at Ath.
ems. o. Gen. Garfield made the follow
ing truthful utterance on the subject
Of resumption OF specie payments; and
attitude OF the Democratic party on the
subject
"rhe same party that declared in it,
national platform of 1872. that a
speedy return OF specie payment il
demanded alike by the highest consid-
erations OF commercial morality aud
honest government" now demands.
without shame, In its late Columbus
Convention, 1.-THE immediate repeal Of
the Resumption act" and speaks no
word in favor Of any further ef-
fort al resumption. When greenbacks
were needed 10 sustain the Govern
ment in putting down the rebellion the
Democracy denounced them "a uncon-
stitutional, aud said they would 20
forth with the brand Of Cain. the
curse Of irredeemability upon them.
During all those years, when the green
back was necessary 10 the national life,
il was an offense 10 the Democracy.
Now they favor its retention las the
best money We ever had" Such ab-
surdities and contradictions can only
be accounted for by the fact that the
Democracy has no principal left, ex-
cept TO assail the Republican party and
to catch the shifting breezes Of popular
favor in order TO gain power Every
effort Of the national administration 90
preserve the public credit aud fulfill
the national promises by bringing It's
notes TO par with coin has been met by
obstruction and assault from the
Democracy; but, worst OF all, they
have sought 10 make party capital ont
OF public distress by pretending that
the efforts OF the Government 20 I'M
prove our currency are injurious TO the
interest 81 business and TO the right OF
laboring man. The fact is that depre-
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Medical.
scnrnck.s Pulnohlc eYRue.

rOa rHR CrRR or CONSUMPTION. COCGHs ASp
COLDS. - -
The great virtne OF this medicine Il that it rip
eus The matter aud throws u out OF the system,
purlnes the blood, and thus effects cure.
scnEScKS SRA wEED TosIc. FoR TuH CrHR OF
DrrPKrsiA. Ispl0EsTioS. &C.
The Tonic produces a healthy action OF the
stomach creating an appetite. forming chyle,
ami cunag the most obstinate cases OF ldiges-
tiOn.
ScuKScES MksDRAKv PILLs. Tcs fHH CrRR or
LfvEK COMPLAINT. &C.
These pills are Alternative. and prodrce a
healthy action OF the liver without the least dan
ger, az they are FIRE eaiOmel, aud yet more en-
cacious IN restoring hesithy action OF tho liver
Mhese remedies are certain cure for Con-
sumption as the Pulmonic syrup ripens the mat
tar ami puriles the blood. The Mandrake Pills
set upon the liver, create healthy bile, and re-
move az Diseases OF The llra-. often A csraH Si
Consumption. The Sea Weed Tonic gives tone
aud strength 10 the stomach, makes a good ~.
gsstion, aud enables the organs 20 form good
blood: aud thus creates a healthy circulation OF
healthy blood. The combined action OF these
medicines, as thus explained, viii cure every
case of Consumption, II taken IN time, and tue
uae OF the medicines perseyered In.
DR.. Schenck a professionally AZ bis principal
once, corner sixth aud Arch 81, Phlledelprih,
ever Monday, where all letters for advice must
be Addressed. sceenckb medicines Tor safe by
all Druggists.
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Now il is reported that Carl Schurz
is to have the Berlin mission, aud As.
sistaut Secretary Mccormick j. 10 sue.
ceed him as Secretary Of the Interior.
Next.
"a statesman without a backbone,
remarks the Tribune, els about as va 4.
liable as an umbrella without handle. -
Gen. Banks read il and rising excited
ly, said, "Who dye call an umbrella2"
II was rather painful 10 the eodfsh
aristocracy Of the Souih 70 see Postmsl :
General Kew holding the Lost Csuss
mp by the tail. aud remarkIng; This
Is an 'erriDg brother.
The Secretary of the Treasury re-
ceived from New York, from an I'M
known person, 1881 for an error in
income returns for 1866 and 1896, and
an omission in 1870. lie placed the
same to the credit Of the Conscience
Fund.
The New York Times compliments
Senator Christiancy aud ex-senator
Chandler on the soundness Of their
financial views, and says they have
been radically right on this important
question. Doctrine SO sound rs that
offered by the former on the
silver question, il says, "does not Of
ten originate or circulate in the West. 7"
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

When q girl refuses n young mans
proposal to wed, she should be careful
not TO wound his feelings, as mortiica-
tion is almost certain to set in.
School Is open again, and many boys
have once more began 20 think serious
ly about whether there really is any
thing in the world worth living for.
When fellow who has Just had
drink on credit tells the barkeeper to
chalk II down on the ice. he intimates
that he intends allowing it to liquidate
itself
After boy is tired out hoeing pota.
toes nothing seems to rest him more
than to dig over few square rods OF
greensward in search Of bait.
"The approach of autumn never APP
peals more forcibly TO the romantic
side Of our nature than the Silly nights
when some one forgets TO put the winter
blankets on the bed.
Only when the voice OF duty is ST.
lent, or when II has already spoken,
may we allowably think of the conse-
quences of particular action.
II ia becoming very fashionable for
women not 20 wear their hair long ahy
more. They find il much more COM
Portable 10 hang IL on a chair than 10
stuff il in their night caps.
When the Germans want 10 speak OF
the Resumption of Specie Payments"
they have TO say "Wiederherstellung
der Hartgeldzahlungen," which adds
much to the difficulty Of discussing the
subject.
81 have not seen much Of you late
ly," said q gentleman TO his partner at
a ball tie other night. Mamma" re.
piled the partner, bashfully casting
her eyes down, makes us wear our
dresses so very high"
An old citizen in county village,
IN having a subscription u { handed
him toward purchasing a new hesrse
for the place, thus excused himself: "I
paid five dollars for new hearfe forty
years ago. and me and my folks hain't
had the benefit Of it yet.
II is said that Sitting Bull left the
British Possessions under the threat Of
a British officer TO hang him, IL fosnd
IN that country after the expiration Of
ave days. The occasion Of this threat
vas because Sitting Bull drew a revol-
veg upon a Brit sh scout while they
were sitting at council
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ANuSDIANs,s USE oF aIs saUAw

A number Of Piutes campod among
the hills about Virginia City, Nevada,
possesses ponies. As there IL hardly a
handful OF grass 10 the acre in the
neighborhOOd Of their shanties, 10 be-
hoOves such as have horses 10 keep a
bright lookout for proyender. Every
Wisp Of hay that is met with by either
bucks or squAws il picked up and stuff.
fed into a gunny sack 10 go toward pro-
yiding a meal for half-famished pony
picketed at the camp. The Indians
are sure 10 be on hand when hay is be
ing unloaded from the cars, and gener-
ally manage 20 CLEAN considerable
bundle OF the coveted article.
The other morning. SAYS a local pa
per, we observed Captain Bob aud his
squaw at n hsy cart that stood Mt dis
tance from the depot, and there being
no one about, they allowed meme Of the
bales 10 show ragged corners. After a
huge bundle had been made mp. Bob
boosted IL upon the back Of his squaw.
and, after seeing that the rope was ia
its proper place across the forehead,
gave n satisfaction grunt and started
her along towards the camp, he follow.
ing, leading by the hand four.year.
old boy. The boy was duck-legged
aud a slow traveller. Bob picked him
mp, and We supposed ID was his inten.
ton 10 carry him home. No such idea
had entered bis head. As soon a. hs
overhauled his squav be planted the
boy atop the load Of hay. This pro.
ceeding caused the woman to bow her
head n foot nearer the ground, but Bot
didn't notice
why don't you carry the boy, Bob?'
"For cos me like 10 see him ride"
Let him ride on your back, then"
"Gness not. old son; me cant see
him if he is on my back" and ava,
went Bob, proudly smiling upon the
youthful scion of his honse. Befor,
reaching camp. Bob probably bad .
quarter OF a cord OF wood piled ut
around the boy; for, as Pintes say
"Squaws heap strong"
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There sat two gia-s, : nllea 70 the b,im, "
on rich mans labh fm 10 rim,
One Was ruddy and red as blood.
And one was clear as ,ho crystal Hood
said the glass OF wine 10 his paler brother
"Let us tell The tales of the past 10 each oiher'
can tell OF banquet and rcvel aud lnifth' =
And the proudesi and grande-t souls on esrlh
Fell under my touch rs though str'ick w
blight
Where / was king for ruled IN might.
From the heads Of kings ! have Torn the
From the heights o. fame have hurled men
down;
have blasted many an honored name. W
have taken virtue and given shamei
have tempted tile youth With CLIP. sts=ie-
That has made his future a barren waste
Far greater than any king aun /.
OR than any army beneath tho sky,
have made The arm of the driver fall
And sent the traln from the Iron rail-
have made good ships go down az sea-
And the shrleks of the lOst we're sweet 20 mes
For they sald Behold how great yoa DC
Fame strength, wealth genius before yon fal
Aud your might and power are over all
Hol hoi pale brother. laughed the wine,
Can you boast Of deeds as great a. miner
Said the water glass. " cannot boast
OF n king dethr1ned or murdered host
But can tell of hearts that once were sad,
BIZ my crystal drops made light and giac.
or thlrsts I've quenched and brows I've laNed'
OF hands have cooled and souls have saved
have leaped through the valley, dashed do~
the mountain,
Slept in ths sunshine and dropped from the
sky
And every Nhere gladdcned the landscape and
eye.
/ have -ased the hot forehead Of fever and
pain;
have made the parehed meadows grow fer.
tile with grain.
I can tell Of the powerful wheel of the mill.
That ground out the flour and turned az nay
will;
/ can tell Of manhood debased hy you.
That have lifted and crowned anew.
] cheer help. strengthen and aid.
gladden. the heart u man and maid.
] set the chained wine-captiNe free,
And all are the better for knowing me.
These are the tales thew told each other,
The glass of wine aud paler brohei,
AZ they sat together filled Ia The hrlin,
On the rich mans table, rim 10 riln
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Safe and Sure.

Mr. II r. srEvENs
IN 1874 your vegetine wss recommended 20 me
and. yielding 10 the peTsuAsiOns OF a friend, /
consented % try g. Al the time was suffering
from general debility and nervous prostration,
supeTinduced by overwOrk and Irregular habits.
its wonderful strengthening and curative prop
critics seemed 20 affect my debilitated system
from the nrst dose; and under its persistent use
I rapidly recovered, gaining more than usu al
health aud good feeling. Since then have not
he-itAted u give Vegetine my most unqualified
Endorsement as being q safe, sure, and powerful
agent Ia promoting health aud restoring the
wasted system 20 new ife sud energy. Nege-
tine is the only medicine Use, and as long as
live never expect 20 ma better.
Yours truly. ". II. CLARK.
l1O Moniery St, Allegheny, Penn
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Emery storrs has new story, which
runs thus. "While Satan was tempting
the Saviour on the mount, there came,
sinking along the slope. q Jew Of the
Hilton pattern, with his pockets full Of
bonds and securities, who, as soon as
his EYES ahghtcd on the twain,
saw that some sort Of dickeT was go.
ing on. lie proceeded at once, very
softly, 90 where they stood, and "fetch-
ed up" Immediately behind Satan, who
was making his offer with every APP
pearanco Of earnestness, and showing
mp his abstracts and title deeds. The
Saviour hesitated an instant. The jew
saw IT, He tapped Satan on the shoul.
der, with SHAY. mishter, IL de shen-
dleman don'd accebt de brobosition,
will. - Chicago Times.
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ciated paper money has done more TO
destroy business and injnre the pros
perity Of this country than any other
causes over which tho National Gov
ernment has any control. The heay-
lest evils OF all fall upon the lahoring
man.
"The act Of 1875 provides for rssunp-
tion at tho end OF three years. One
half OF that time has already elapsed
and much more than one-half Of the
difficulties have been conquered. A lit
tie more constancy. little more cour-
age, little more standing fast To the
pledges Of the nation, and the work
will be accomplished without shock
aud without disaster; and all good men
everywhere will rejoice at the result. :"
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Louisville. KY. FEB. 10, 1877.
Mr.. "A. n. stevens.
bear slr-Three years ago ] was suffering ter
ribly with lniammatory Rheumatism. our min
lstcf's wife advised me 20 take Negetiue. Amer
taking one bottle, I Was entirety relieved. THIS
year, feeling 4 return OF The disease; again
commenced taking it, ana am being benefited
greatly. II also greatly improves my digestion.
Respectfully,
1911 West Jefferson u. MEs. x. BALLARD.
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noING EoETH.
AL trains daily excep; sunfay.
CONNECTIONS;

tJacks0n-C7ose connections are made WITH
Michigan central. Jackson, Lansing saginaw,
Grand River valley, and Michigan I Line Rail
roads.
AZ Jnnesvils-Wth Lake Shore 4 Michigan
sOcthern Railroad.
Az BanEer.-With Detroit, Hnlsisle eluth
Western Railroad
A. Wateroo--with Lake Shore a Michigan
Southern Air Line1.
At Auburn duuciiOn-With Detroit Eel River
A Illinois and Baltimore q ohio Railroad
AZ Fort Wayne-Wffh Pfttshurg. Fort wayne
Chicago. Toiedo. wabash Western, Fort Wayns
Mu1cie z Cincinnati. and Cincinnati, Richmond
a Fort Waync Railroads
p b. LOOMS Presr ard GENT Manager
sK HOOPER. Gen Ticket Agent
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VEGETlNE
An Excellent MedIcIne.

This Il 20 certify that have used vEGgrTss,
manufactured by n. X. stevens Boston, Mass,
Tor Rheumatism and General Prostratinn OF the
Nervous system, with good success. recon-
mend Negetine IS an excellent medicine Tor
such complaints,
Yours very truly,
{. NASDEGRIFr.
Mr. vandegrif, OF the frn % Nandegrift 4
Uudman, IL well-knOwn business man Ia this
piace having one % the largest stores ia Spring
ueld, q.
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Traius are nun hy Chicago time, which Il >
minutes slower ihau Detroit and Cleveland time
AT trains run daily. except sundays.
CONNECTIONS Close connections made AZ y p
suanu, with VI. e. X. u. for al points east an
west At Manchester, with Jackson Branch ol
l. a n. :. x. r.. Al Hill-daie with L. :. "
: H. Is. AZ Bankers. with Fl. " =. ;. X r.
for p0iuts north and zoath.
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LAKE SHORE a MICH. SOU. n. n
Trains win leave the station. named. ss follows

~ Michigan Accommodation, going Wesi,
Connects with Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids
Train 40 White Pigeon.
~ Mail and Night Express trains going eas :
eonuect with Trains for Detroit. st Adrian.
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Total height OF the dome on the new
capitol viii be 265 feet
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DETROIT. hILLspALE a SOUTH
WESTERN r. n.
MestNnri TraIns.

Trains viii leave TIE stations nained. 6- folloss,
frnm and afier Jnne 2lth. 1871 fi
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FT. WAYNE, JACKSON a SAG. r. r.

short Line Betwoen Michigan and
the south.
TINE CARD N EFFECT JUNE ~ 1871.
Trains run by Chicago Time.
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The wooden mill at White Pigeon is
bsing run night and day to supply the
large demand for stocking yarn.
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LANSING DIVISION.

Trains wnlieave the stations named, ss follow'
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Partridges Jeremiah xvii, IL.
Two young pigeons.-Lev. V, :.
Aud be brought quail --Psalms CIV.
40.
would cause thee to drink spiced
ine.-Caut. xvii, q
Garry these ten cheeses 20 the Cap
tain Sam. xvii, 1s.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-15
A ROYAL Display.
MICAWBER.

A cable despatch describes the
opening of the British Parliament for
1877, by her Majesty the Queen, as
a most imposing event. 1t took place
on Thursday last The weather was
fair and mild. Her Majesty left
Buckingham Palace shortly aftet l
o'clock in the royal state carriage at
tended by brilliant suite The roy
al escort was composed of detach-
ment Of the household troops. Her
Majesty alighted at the Peers en-
trance of the Parliament Building,
where she was received by the Dept
uty Lord great Chamberlain and the
Great Officers Of State, and conduct
ed into the House. The Prince and
Princess of Wales were present, and
there was a brilliant assemblage OF
ladies' All the foreign ministers and
the Chinese and japanese embassies
were also present. The earl of Bea-
consfeld carried the sword Of State
before the Queen. The Marquis Of
was not present. After her
Majesty had taken her place on the
throne the Lord High Chancellor
read the royal speech, which is very
brief document in which she acknowl-
edges that the English intervention
in Turkish affairs has been unsuccess-
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CONSTARsLE'S SALE.

10y virtue of writ of Ficri Facias, is
ID sued by VIM F. Lucket u Justice of
the Peace Of the State of Maryland, in and
for Frederick County, at the suit of David
Lohr and others, for officers fees, against
the goods and chattles, lands and tenc-
ments OF William Gladhill and to me d.
rected, l Ii We seized and taken in exccu.
ton, all the right, title claim, interest and
estate, at law IN equity of said VIM. Glad,
hill in and to twenty acres of land more or
less improved with a good one and a half
story log house with stabling and other
necessary outbuildings, adjoining the lands
OF John Lee Chapman and others lying in
Hauvcr's district; and | hereby give no.
ticc, that on Wednesday, the 2Sth day of
February, 1877, at O'Clock, p. M, in Sa-
billasvilc, Hauver's district, | will offer
for sale the said property, SO seized and Ia
ken in execution, by Public Auction, to
the highest bidder for cash, this 31st day of
January, 1877.
J. G. STOTELMYER,
fcb1-ts Constable.
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FARMERS, MECHANICS,

and all people who appreciate the value
of keeping a memorandum of business
transactions. daily events, and items of
interest or importance, for future reference
should call on their druggists and get
DR.. Pierces Memorandum book free. The
Doctors Grand lnvalids Hotel at Buffalo,
which costs, when finished, two hundred
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The peoples Common Sense Medical Adj
wiser, by DR.. r. V. Pierce, a work of over
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and elegantly bound in cloth and gilt, is
sent to any address by the Author on re-
ccipt of one dollar and fifty cents. Almost
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S. A. Craig, Esq, druggist, of West
Alexander, Pa, says: 81 sell more of DR.,
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case and can checrfully recommend them
to the public"
A FREE CURE. For Consumption,
Bronchitis, asthma, catarrh, throat and
lung diseases. Also sure relief and per
manent cure for general debility dyspepsia
and all nervous affections, by simple veg
ctable medicine, which cured venerable
missionary Physician who was so long a
resident of Syria and the East, and who
has freely given this valuable specific to
thousands of kindred sufferers with the
greatest possible benefits, and he now feels
it his sacred christian duty to impart to
others this wonderful invigoratlng remedy
and will send FREE the original recipe
complete, with full directions, to any per
son enclosing stamp for reply.
DIR. CLARK A. ROBBINS,
Greedy Block, Syracuse, N. Y,
P. O. Box 76.)
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y EEDS! SEEDS. SEEDSl!!

just Received, a large supply of fresh
Garden Seed the largest and most COM
plete assortment ever offered in Frederick
city country merchants supplied on most
favorable terms. Having removed our
quarters from South Market ST., to the
Corner Of Market and Patrick Sts., where
we shall be pleased to see all our custom
ers and friends as heretofore. Thankful for
past favors and hope to have continuance
ofsame.
STEWART & PRICE,
Agricultural and Seeds Dealers,
Cor Market IL Patrick SITS, Frederick.
feb. 9 If.