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F65ta67cs5000 lbs of noils st 81 10000
LBS Georgia on private terms 5000 Lbs
seonred, 80c.siii 70 .zEo7GGs I'd o.
10 pulled wool sales, 1000 lbs extra
at TIC 1000 lbs super. 97G 500 lbs
do 75c; 1000 lbs extra and super. $50
T5c. 10000 lbs do. 65@55cs 5000 lbs
super and No. on private terms 1000
lbs No. 2 pulled, 22Ac 1900 Lbs super,
Csc; 1000 lbs do, SIC. 81 o. .s.s. ,
! In bombing WOO, o sales 5000 lbs
unwashed (new clip at Goo; 4, 600 lbs
ungashed delaine, 5Sc.-Canamsrcial
BnlLstia.w rfT. '.f..r .-a..o9r--l.
= .~E@a.I PHILADELPHIA. r. "
July 6.-The market continues dull
owing in q measure to the difference be-
tween the views of holders and buyers.
The want OF desirable old wool has
caused manufacturers to run chiefly on
low woolens, and there is probably q
surplus of this class in the principle
markets on the seaboard, but there
must be deficiency in the country cor
responding with. the stoppage OF ma
chinery-of desirable wool there is
evidently scarcity in the country
which is not yet felt, nor will It be until
the autumn trade becomes active. The
great quantity of wool thrown upon the
London aud European markets, as we'll
az our own recently, has naturally
caused some depression in the wool
markets OF the world, but not to the
extent that was predicted. The clip OF
1871 has been about used up. A cable
telegram OF the I'd instant says the
London sales went off with spirit, and
the late decline fully recovered.
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WOOL MARX ETS.
BOSTON.

July 6.-The wool market remains
yery quiet, with transactions chiefly
confined to the current requirements OF
manufacturers, whose products are just
now accommodating on their hands, and
who are therefore not disposed to an.
ticipate their wants for raw material.
Moreover, they are not looking for any
scarcity or enhanced cost OF this ma,
terial in the near future, and conse
ouently are indisposed to purchase
| round lots except at further concession
in prices.
As the present available supply con-
sists almost entirely Of foreign wool, in
default OF the customary seasonable
receipts of the new domestic clip, hold
ers are influenced in their views chiefly
by the course of the European markets
and the future probable cost of Imports:
| ton. They believe that the prices OF
American wool will necessarily conform
| to this cost though, judging from the
pertiuacity' with which Western growers
stiIl hold their product above the level
| of foreign, it seems doubtful whether
consumers will be able to get much
of the former at prices now current in
the Eastern markets. These Western
farmers, for the most part, are pecu-
niarily independent, and can hold their
wool clip, if they choose 70 do 30, until
until next winter or spring.
But it is by no means certain that,
BY holding back, they will be able to
bring Eastern buyers to their terms.
The consequence Of such policy would
be to swell the volume Of imports to a
still greater extent. and thus leave q
Iemalier vacuum in the consumptive re,
auirements OF the country to be filled
| by the native product II our wool
growers desire to occupy most OF the
field, and avoid foreign competition as
far as possible, the sooaer they meet
| the market for their new clip the better
] Il viii be for them. All delays must
ioure to the advantage Of importers,
| who are already acting upon the hy-
pothesis that the clip is to be held back,
and that the foreign grades Of foreign
wool have to be largely substituted for
| it during the summer and fall.
There has been some inquiry, but no
transactions of importance here; and q
fair lot of Ohio medium or extra could
! probably be disposed of at about 6'4c,
Pulled woods continue dull and de-
uressea, bot sellers are hopeful Of an
u ,raA ~ = -(,onnhino vvools are firm
and in fair demsnd. Califoruis wool
continues to arrive moderately on con-
alignment; but the bulk Of the spring
Clio still remains in the hands of local
spectators, and lie undergoing a fearful
lshrinkaSeia yalne- Thearticle is very
unsalea6le here at theilimits OF shippers
las consumers can do better In !purchas
ing foreign wool. $50, =, - ,
+ Sales Of domestic for the week foot
up sbout 225, 900 lbs. Included are
/ u 200 lbs choice New York told) 81
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! ~ ::,TS ~ e. c!s afS 9!s''ss ssss:

John johnson, of Grant county, in rs-
ply to q letter writer him by one Of the
editors of this paper as TO his status
relative to the Governor, makes the fel+
lowing manly reply, which he COM
meuds to all the Democrats. We have
been able only to publish a part of Mr..
Johnson's excellent letter. on account
Of the crowded state ofour columns.
am reply, T can say-as you are
doabsisssg aware that | attended the
Pafkersburg Convention, feeling 8 deep
interest in behalf OF Governor Jacob,
and IN common with those whom !
pthere represented, earnestly desired his
denomination for the high and import
ant office he now hasthe honor OF filing.
But finding his denomination an impossi-
bility-as doubtless two~thirds Of the
delegates present favored Mr.. Camdens
nomination, there was nothing left to
the friends OF Governor Jacob but to
quietly withdraw from the Convention,
or to acquiesce in the nomination of Mr..
Camden As to the former Of these two
alternatives, many were in favor OF
adopting it, while others-myseif
among the number-entirely sdsap-
proved OF that course, and couuseled in
favor Of remaining id e~Convention
and submitting to its decisions, espe-
cially az the majority against US was so
Overwhelmingly large. These counsels
ultimately prevailed /; and as . friend OF
Governor. Jacob, | earnestly hoped
then, and have 30 continued to hope,
until within the last few days, that both
the Governor and his friends would
cheerfully scquiesce in and support the
Parkersburg ticket. First, Because 1t
contains the names of gentlemen who
arc the regular nominees OF the Demo
cratic party, and, secondly, because, to
take the ticket as whole, it is good
one, and contains the names OF gentle
men who, according to all the iniorma-
ton | have on the subject, are
eminently qualified to fill the various
offices for which they respectively are
candidates.
These, gentlemen, are the sentiments
I entertain, not only in regard to the
candidates for Governor, but also in re-
gard to all regularly nominated candl-
dates OF the Democratic party.
John JOHNSON.
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KEEPCOOL!
AND HOW TO DO IT.

OOpRF. CALDwELIIS AND ORDER
(J one of his Arctic or Ice King Refffgera.
tors and you can do IL perfectly. They are
the best in the market for meafA vegefa-
tables, and indeed for all articles that ought
to be kept cool in warm weather they are
the thing. Call and examine and leave
your order now and be ready in time. BE
also has large assortment OF Water Cool
els, all sizes, and great variety Of House
Furnishing Goods, all at low prices. AN
the celebrated Cook Stoves are TO be found
at his place. ~ - 81" ~
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- WhnteNef. Mueh
s9icus tsness snd safsrins IL prevented
should have them on hand for their pro-
eIpHienoe has proved them the safest. best
and surest OF all the PILLS win when Tue
market sboanas; ~ their oSeasions ., w. ,S
system expeiled. distinctions removed. and
the whole machinery OF life restored TO It's
healthy activity. internal organs which
become clogsed ard sluygish are cleanseh
by AYERS pILLs, and stimulated into &C.
ton. Thus inoipient diss,se Is changed I'M"
reckoned on the vast multitudes who en-
10y AZ, can hardly be computed. Their su'
gar coating makes them PLEASANT 10 taks.
and preserves their virtues unim paired Tot
fresh, and perfectly reliable. Although
searching, they are mild, and operate VIII
ont disturbance 10 tho constitution, ~ diet
or occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrapper
to each box, how 10 use them rs fam,,l
Pbysic, and for the following complaints
which these pills rapidly cure:
For DYsP KirfA. ar INDIGESTION, IisfLpe-
NHsa, LASGUoR and Loxs o. APprrirs,
they should he taken moderately io siiinh-
The stomach and restore lis healthy tone
For LIVER COMPLAINT and iis various
HEADAcHr, JAUsDIcn or 0Rkxs BIck.
Nkss, BILIOUS Collie and BILIOUS rs
yRRs, they should he judiciously taken
for each case, 20 correct the dissas~i
action, remove the distractions which
cause II. -
For DYsKSTRRY or DtARRHRA, but Que
mild dose In generally requiIcd.
For HHRuMArisA, 0oUT, GRAVEL PAir
pIrArIOn or THE HEAEr, PAIN N Tns
AIDE, BACK and Ions, they should ne Ia
ken continuously, NJ required, 10 chnnsr
the diseased action OF the systsni. WIN
such change those complaints disappear.
FOR DRovSY and DRoPsacAL SwrLLis0s,
they should be- taken In large and frequent
doses TO produce the efYect OF dr"sir
For suppprssIoN, large doae should be
taken, ~ II produces the desired effect BY
AS DissxR PHI, take one or two pills
IN promote digestion and reiieys the siom'
ach.
An occasional dose stimulates the SION.
ach and bowels, restores the appetur.
and invigorates the system. Hence II
often advantageous wkere no sstious de-
rangement sxIsta. One who feels tolsrniiy
well, ofisn nnds that dose Of the~e pills
makss HIN feel deeidedly better, from theii
cleansing and renovatinE effect on the dl'
rrsrsSss ~ On. ,. c.AYERxcn,
practical Chemii-,
Is Y ..-Er. LOWELL, AAs-., US.A.
Bold by all Druggists everywhere.
noy7-eoddW
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uu,,dtnp Lots For Sale.

OFFER THE FOLLOWING ETH EN- ;ts
at wholesale or retail: Lots No. IL IN
Square 9; No. In Square 8; the Soltn a na a..
No in Snuart. Ii: No. In Square 2e No. IL
I'm Sauare IL; No. Il III Square IL; NO. In
anuare "a: No. l. In Square Is, ana No. ~ III
Division r. , On. No =, In
Also, Lots No. In Square ~; mo nor 10 I n.
NJ 2tn Suuare7; No. 10 IN Square II; NO. II
An Square IL No. IL in Square lS NO. II I'D
S,nare Id: No II In Square y, and NO: 10 In
Siuare q. All situated In the SuodiVisiohs
of the Caldwell estate. - u,,o1rs
,.,s Real Estate Agent.
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B1kerS' Flour.

cnO BARRELS CHOICE FLOUR FOR
OUU Bakers use, Including the following
favorite brands, viz: ,t.,t
-, .Crosseft's Best"
nNone Better," - - er
white Loaf" .-..
Snowflake" ....., '-'-S
In store and for sale by --
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Tin Roofing.

Having obtained extra machinery Tor
Roofing, / am now better prepared 70 do
such work than ever before, and can do II
much quicker and better than can be done
by hand. - B.F. CALDWELL
anrll-h
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FOR SALE.
For Sale.

,,,wo FTNEHILL FARMS IN WETZEL
COUNTY, w. Va, one OF 3iO acres, ~
res under fence and in cultivation, resi-
az. In vaIuabls timber, house, stables, &c;
Ihs other of 100 acres, one mile west Oh
Rnrtom station, B Il y. X. K; Payments
easy. BY wy. HU tdi Sa sh9 =,
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fsRSSf6lEt anon

Ialheeaes.n,ttigsSe,lsss p; a,.. si. n:s,
hrlieyes he hss combined IN HARMONY more cf
Ns,ur's most eoyersssa sp{aass n,ss.
dorn fof heAiius tho siek, -tlnn 1880 ssr before
eombiued In one medicine = The rso1enoe Of this
Oct Is foand In tho great variety a. moot oosit
mai. disease which thar hcen found toconauer.
In tho cure Of Bro ncntstSS ss.vS
SiOn, Il hiss a.tons he'd the medical sscuity, And
smtncat physicians pronounce Il the srratsst
mesassi distovery az De sss. wh,ia hsure' th..
sewers. oesya. = s,,sn esna Sc s{ .na ,s sss
ough bood purNtns propsrts.. enre: su
eenaon ntoteh, Plmyass % EfS "a ,ss,:
Ncrclrial disease, Mineral po,1ns sna .hs'r
. Ssss sss ss.asa's s. S Hrss psIs..
sai1 RA eum, IeSer soresl yealy or
Rough sk In. In shnrt. al the numeras ca
cssss caused by bal blood On sSSysisS ~ .A''
II you ieel dull. drowsy. desilitsted, have cal.
low colos Of sxin. or yel!owish brown tpots on
face OF body, frequent hea dachc OF mrnners, oal
taste In mouth, internal heat or ehiiis sten s
with hot dashss. low spirits. aud gloomy fors'
h,dines, irregular appetite, and tongue coated.
Won srs suffering from TorPiA Liver or
0fslIiousness.0 In many casrs OF "Liver
Go ua o a nt - only part oil these symptoms
mr. P,srss.s Gc,dcn Medical Discovery has NJ
eIusl A. Il effects perfect eures, leaving the hy.
81 s,trncthen.d and healthy. For The cure o.
Habltaal Cousti p alton q tes bowels u
Is never f.ps renedy. ana ,sG o., n SH. nave
u 'rs. = u 20 sSs usrs esd melt.
cine thst Win equal It for the cnre OF 81 the dis.
eases for whichlt 10 recommended.
sG1 p y n sole Ffoptirtot a b.: Cscmi
90 send yosS address for pamphlet.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO B. B. co.

.UkE q UhlU b. d, w.
TRAINS
be run by the following
and after June 10, lS72--Wheel-
:. LOUIS EXPRESS.
wEsT-LRAvEs.
Wheeling
$50 A. n. daily at.....ll:l0 A. II.
e AT ARRIVES AT
!. IBIS p. n. Columbus. ...5:25 p. N.
..S:25 {" 5andusky ...l0:50
Cincinnati. lois "
$50 {" Chicago. ..... $50 A. NJ
a.3:OO AN st. Louis.......EOO p. II
$40 "
. FAST LINE.
WEST LEAVES
wheeling
$40 p. II. daily at..... bDo A. u.
Is AT ARRIVES AT
400 AN. Columbus. .....2:l0P. II.
..S:25 Sandusky......5.O "
...4:4OP. N. Cincinnati
a. In ChicayO-.--....S:3U A. NJ.
/ st. LOuls........
1905 AN. Sundays excepted.
excepted.l
MAIL TRAIN.
RAVES WEsr-LEAvEs
wheeling
ll.j0 I'm, daily at.....ll.55 p. N.
~ AT ARRIVES AT
|. $40 A. n columbus. 4:16 4. ~.
...4;45 p. n. Sandusky:- 5:5oP. N.
l Cinoinnati-. 245 "
..6::25 p. n Chicago. .l2:l6
-ll:3O /" II. Louis. 800 A. n.
20. 'Saturdays excepted.
excepted. -s
LAND ACCOMMODATIONS.
EAyEs wET-LKAvHs
sWheeling
.l0:55 An. daily at.-.-.5 u p. II.
g AT ARRIVES At
l. $50 " Columbus. .. l2::O A. Y.
excepted. Cincinnati $40
~ ISt. Louis....-. Gs25 p. u.
tIulChkO........iA.t ~
sSundays excepted.
mo, PlTTS'G q BAIT. DIV.
'heeiing at IT'S q. IN. and 40
ays excepted ..-
Nd J.. trains make connections
re with trains for Philadel-
York and Boston. At Relay
Washington City, for all points
nd trains make direct connec.
umbus for all points West and
all principal points can be pro-
office.
JOHN l.. WILSON,
ofTransportation, Baltimore.
X. T. DEyRIEs,
General Agent, Wheeling.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, July s.
FLOUR-ls quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat lc better with
moderate demand; amber Michigan at
81 46; No. 3 red canal at 81 IS; extra
white at 81 81. Corn dull. Oats dull.
PROVISlONS-Pork and lard nomi.
nal
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Jeremiah Goliath.

This man, who now occupies the Sec
ond place on the Radical ticket under
his newly assumed name of Henry Will
son, was one OF those pseudo statesmen
who undertook "the conduct Of the
war" in the Senate chamber, and con-
Quoted it so as to make money-if not
out of contracts, at least out OF con-
tractors.
In the Congressional Globe of March
26, 1862, will be found the following ut
terances Of this man Wilson alias Col
bath:
| have over and over again been in
the War office. and urged the depart
ment to stop recruiting in every part OF
the country. We have had the prom
Use that it should be done; yet every
day, in different parts OF the country, we
have accounts OF men being raised and
brought forth to fill up the ran ks OF
regiments. The papers tell us that in
Tennessee and other parts of the coun.
try where our armies move We are filling
up the ranks Of the army. believe
we have to day one hundred and fifty
thousand more men under pay OF the
government than we need or can well
use. l have no doubt Of it, and | think
it ought to be checked. / think the
War Department ought to issue per-
emptory orders forbidding the enlist
ment OF another soldier in the volunteer
force OF the United States until the time
shall come when we need them. We
can obtain them at any time that we
need them.
And this was when Mcclellan was
complaining that the forces upon whose
strength he had based his plan OF cam,
paign, and which had been promised
him by the powers at Washington, were
kept from him for fear q Democratic
general should be victorious.
We all recollect McClellan's fierce
letter to Stanton, complaining of the
men at Washington-such men as this
Wilson alias Goliath.
SAvAGR's STATION, June 2S, 1862
| have lost this battle because my
force was too small. II at this instant
| could dispose Of ten thousand fresh
men, could gain the victory tomorrow:
know that a few thousand men would
have changed this battle from defeat
to victory. II / save this army now,
tell you plainly that ] owe nothsnks to
YOU, or any other person in Washing
ton.
You have done your best to sacrifice
this army. 6. 3. MCCLELLAN.
To Hon. E. NJ. Stanton.
The claim to the support Of the SOL
diers Of the Army of the Potomac put
forth by Wilson's triends is the very
- -
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FOR r e r.
For Rent.

LARGE ROOM, WITH SPLENDlD
4 light and power for machinery. Also,
nti,ar Small rooms, with or without power,
snI one large wareronm. Possession given
nrst of April. Apply at ONCE OF Staf F u1u
dry. bEN''
oh
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief
and cure OF all
deraneernents In
the stomach, Nv
or and bowels.
They are q mild
apcrient, and an
excellent purga
tive. Being pure
ly vegets they
contain no neI-
curry or mineral
whateyef. Mueh,
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The utilization OF furnace alag is now
very usefully accomplished by allowing
it to be run off into moulds alongside
the furnace, in which it assumes the
form Of rectangular blocks Of any de-
sired size. When cold the n,ass forms
q compact, homogeneous Stag. very
much resembling porphyry, and is said
to be equal, for building and engineering
purposes, to the best descriptions Of
natural stones thst can be produced
from the qnarry. This il o. Belgian
process. -',@t ~ =.
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- " iBtstSa1c, virfuea, and sustainsd b
"a H6kn4fkihle surv,- 10 mild - 70 b. -
And hspe6eiai 10 ehildrsn, and yet 10 searcbi
ing - 70 efsectuaIly purge oct the Eresi
corruptiors Of the blood, such - the scrof}
docs and syphiIitic contamination. I'm
purifiea 90 diseases that have lurksd In TN
system for yearr, soon yield 70 this power
ful antidote, and dtsappsar. Hence IL won
derfu1 cufe4 many Of which are pubiiei
known oftcROgULAt and 30 .sNofulon
dissaseA ULCERA, kRDYTI0HB, and srupl
ave Disorder Of the akin, TUMOH-
BLOTCHnB, BOIIs, YfMPLm YU1Iu
LIB, BOREs, sT. ANTHONYb yIkk
ROSE OR ERfBIYELAA, TETTER, sAL
~ ssEE 10y sSAI T;po Hk SS ~ III
UTEHUH. STOMACH AND LIvEk.
also cures otbex complaints, 70 which
would not I'm SPECIALLY sdaptsd, inch
D0OR1Y, DYneKk73lA, HIIA kkUkAls
Ola, HEART DIsEAsk,YEMAL WAX
NH4B, DEBILITY, and LEUCOkkH6kA
when they are manifestations OF ths scTofl
4 \ - saeeiS,f ssuSouf Of bs,fh an,
strength In the opsfnG. By renewing On
appetite and vigor Of ths die.ttve osfsn
u dinApstes the depsest0n and iistie1 lad
,ruo1 81 TIE seaDou, Even vbSn no disnsd<
aIpesrh peopIe ID bsffsf, and 1--we long
- go III Mod. Ths syaAm mov
on Hfth renewed vtsos md nov lease
~ - uovpa ppn NV
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh B. B.

-rG ON AND AFTER JUNE
Y4k@Hk 2. 1872, Trains will run as
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Ayers
s ARSAP RILLA

II widely knoy ~
a. one Of the mot
enrctusi rrne jie-
w9 discovrr~! 90
clsansing tie ~
tenn and purifying
the blsod. u has
stOod the ted N
years, with . con-
SANITY growing
reputation tasei
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-04-06
err y Nh Gb a n u,
E'Rk'DERICK err, MARYLAND,
F. B. CARLIN, Proprietor.

+. B. CARLIN, Proprietor.
THIS popular and we'll known Hotel i,
having been Thoroughly renovated, offers
many advantages to the travelling public.
The exterior of the Hotel, which is now
four stories, presents beautiful appear
ancc, and will compare tavorably with any
structure OF the kind in the State The en-
tire arrangements of the Hotel are in keep
inc with its outward appearance, and Is
supplied with every modern Improvement
and convenience, and has been newly fur
nished throughout at very heavy cost. No
pains or expenses will I've omitted to pro-
mote the comfort Of guests.
The cnviable reputation the Hotel has
acquired since the undersigned has taken
charge Of it, furnishes the most satisfactory
evidence of his ability to please all who
may favor him with their patronage.
There is attached to the Hotel spacious
Billiard Room, newly fitted up, Barber
shop, Bath House, &c
Attentive and polite servants will always
hcin attendance to wait upon guests during
the day or at any hour of the night.
Respectfully,
FRANK b. CARLIN,
apl 15-1y Proprietor.
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ton; and feeling that he was made
quate to meet and discharge those
duties in his own wisdom and thought,
!, he asked Christians to pray for him,
that he might have help from on
High.
In the early part Of the winter OF
1861, in view Of the threatening atti.
tude of the Southern States in passing
the ordinance Of secession, Il national
fast was appointed by President Bu-
chanan The day, | remember, was
generally observed in Springfield, -
The mceting was held in the First
Presbyterian Church, and was largely
attended by the most respectable and
best people in the city. The various
churches Of the town were represent
ed. Many fervcnt prayers were Of
tcred for our beloved country, and for
the man whom Providence had raised
up to gNile the "Ship Of State over
Il rough and stormy sea. Mr.. lin
coin was not indifferent to the deep
and spiritual influence Of that meet
ing. He listened attcntivrIv to the
earnest prayers. which We're male
with thrilling interest. At the close
Of the meeting ! passed down Tn"
aisle in which he was standing, and
taking me by the hand hr said with
deep emotion and with fearful ewes.