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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-30
Dr.. Pierce's Fayorite Prescription

The term, however, is but feeble erpreT ~
nv high appreciation % it, value. bassd IA -
F0nal Observation. have. while gitp~s-t-E y ~
tive results ia tie special diseases B.s.,nt 70 ue
organism u woman. singled 10 out ~ the eiinnr 90
srouninx gem Of my mef,en' ln iis ne its,
asn pO-ltlvg safe and efectus remedy Gr hs class
N Iseases and one that will. at all times and unter
ali circumstances, act kindly, am willing % sake
my reputation as physician; and - eonndfnt am
that II viii not disappont The most tanguine ex.
rectati0us % single invalid lady who uses u any
and IN n under A POSITIVE GUARANTEE lFor
Conditions zee pamphlet wrapping bottlc.l
The fsl1wlnE are among those diseases la y hieh
nv Favorite Prescription has worked cures q 'H
uadc and with certainty never before attain lty
any medicine: LeucOrTb1a, Excessive flc- ne.
Painful Monthly Periods, suppresslons whe sil
Unnatural causes, ITregularid6S, Weak Baci no
Iapsus. or FALLING Of the Uterus. AnteTers.oh ana
IafrJyersi0u. Bearing-iovn Sensations. lnterD1
Heat Neryous Depression. Debility, Detpordocy,
Ihreatened Misearriage, Chronic Cong lrffn, In
fammstiOn and Ulcerati0n % the Uterus lnpotency,
Barrenness or Ster1liiy, and Female WeasnesE !
do not e1tol this meslicine a. a !" cure-al but u
sdmirsbly ln.nns . sinsie.ess % psrpe>s. icing
F9xuaf system u woman IL viii not dfsappoint, nor
will m do harm m any state or condition.
ThO-e who desire further information on these sub
Ieets can obtain 10 "a TIE PEOPLES COMMON sLStk
MEDICAL ADyIsER. book Of over 30 pages. tent.
post-psid. on receipt Of slG IL treats infinitely 81
th0se diseass peculiar % Females and fyes much
valuable advice In regard 70 the management OF
Tsyo,fte Prr.>s4psss. ssIl ~ Dr.es1eAA
X " PIERCE, NJ D. Propf, VI ortds DhpensAry
,od Inyalids Hotel, Bufalo. h !.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-30

This Institution was regularly InoDD0faifd by
the Legislature Of the State iOf Educational and
Charitable puuDscs, IN lHs. igf the TLkN OF
TWENTY-FIVE YEAR,. 81 which CONTRACT the
inyiOlAble hlh 81 the State j. pledged, with
Capital Of q GOOD 81 which u hay since afiiisd
a reserve fund 81 5000. H. Grand siiFlc SnIn.
Der Distributions will take place m0nihly On the
second Tuesday. IL never scales Of IseiIoiifri
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-30

CTDN REMEDY PoR BALDNEs5
oOh W. Prescription yIHk 70 any person
who will a<ree 70 pay u when q new growth OF
Hair, whskers or MustAches Il actually pro-
duced SAEOERSOS d CO., 2 Clinton Place
New York. ocl7gcow
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-30
w O M AN

by an immense practice at the Worlds Dispen-
gary and Invaiids' Hotel, having treaied many t1oo.
sand cases 81 those diseases peculiar 20 woman,
have BEEN enabled 10 perfect most potent aud po<i-
tive remedy for these diseAsss-
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DR.. SkGE'S CATARRH REMEDY
LoTTERI RES.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

splendid opportunity ~ win ioriune
5cl cnth Grand Distribution, Class q, At New
orleans, Tuesday, July 5, ls51-llOth Monthly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-30
TO CONTRACTORS.

StEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
> 10y the undersigned, Commissioners appoint
81 by the County Court Of MOuOngalia county for
the purpose. at MagantOwn, W. Va, up 81 July
=, 1872 al noon, for the construction ~
4 STONE JAIL AND JAILRk'S RESIDENCE
OF BRICK,
At NOrgantOWn. according . plans and specih-
cations % be seen az the Office Of Geo e. StuUiss.
Proposals will be received for the stone brick,
wood, iron, plasteEing, p-inting glazing and tin
work, each separately, aud also iOr the whole
work Bond with good security in a penalty
equal To the amount Of bid, in form and with
conditions % be approved by the Commissioners
must accompany each bid.
All proposals. with the recommendations Of
the Commissioner will be submitted % the
said County Court at it, August Term, 1879. for
it, action, with right 10 reject all bids
Fuller information will be furnished upon ap-
plicatiOn A. W. BROWN,
T. r. WATSON,
q. G. sTURGISS
Commissioners
MoRGASroWS. W. Va, May 26, ls7g. ma9jW5i
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Capital Prize. Zoo.


1857 Pnzls amounting to..........-...-..til0.tO 100
Responsible oOnss spending agents wanted a.
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pensation will b. paid.
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mnEhnnEM& SHEPPARD.

nruDERS. 1910 MARKET STREET I'm
ID trance three doors above ,N'.'lnil 1u>t,
srtf.f..r.-.ry PLANS AMI Specifications -Urar'l
ami u,rmltu> furnished ON application. artIul
rrHr..-.Hu given OBJ bul.t.u-~- stT., tNlrlI.-
fr..-.... new. or fn make iwurINtnrulsu prs
.r r.u. rg.II ,..fr f.r cali or HliHrH~~ above
au-I,r NeFABDES & SUEPh RID.
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by ITS erratand thorough hood-pgrinins proper.
tics, Dr. pIcrrs's goldcn Medical piscoNtry Guns
an iIumorr Nom the worst scrofaia 10 q cqmni"h
l;iotch. pimpie, or ITnPiioa: M'r,uflal 49,
amt vigorous health anil sound contribution ,sit
ilshcd rry.ipcias. salt-rhcuH,, Bc'cr sory., tcag
ar Rough kkin. in Ih"rt, oil dlfasg. cau.rl ~ lAi
Hood are conquered by this powcrial puriil ms AIT
inyir0rating medicine. ,
Tsnecally has II manifested It's potency IN curing
TettSr, Eo.c Rash. loilS Carbanclc. Pore lJ's.
srrofu lous sores and sweliing~ White twcllhs-,
Coltr, OF Tbick Neck. ani lAlargcd Glands
N YOU n Il DUH drowsy dcbiNtatpd, LaNc san"w
color ~ skln. or yellow tsh-brovn fpot on f,c 80
bnly frequcut headache or diAincsA bad ia.ir ~
month"; intornal beat or chill. h.i,rnai.i vita TT
nushcs spirits, AMI gloomy ioing> Ia guar
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Torpii liver. or "Iiiliousncs.." in many tasa ~
sIi.rr Cen plaint only part ofthcsc symptoms 80
cvporirucr,l. Asa ryrCdy for nll,turh eases, ~.
pI'rr,'s Golden Medical Discovery las NJ S4nAl, "a
IA effects perfect ard TAuiral cures
In Tie cure 81 hrssehitis, tsycre Ceush', hhi We
early stages 81 Consumption, u has astunlshcl 10
m,s1cal faculty, ant eminent Ihy.lCiaus pron",nn,
An he gfratcst medical discovery ~ TIE hfg. lil'
rur', tIn fcyrTrst Coughs itttrcnghrns thet ti'
and purinc. the bleod. kold ~ drigglsu
n N,pIERtF, ". u. IToul, W OTlds Dltlfnaafy
and Law alids' llotcl, Buffalo, y. L.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling Orde
entered by said Court, May 20, 1879.
Peabody Insurance Company,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1879-12-04
Worthy of Attention.

we advise all our readers, wheth-
or they own a foot of land or not. to
supply themselves with that treasure
OF useful, practical information. the
Amcrtcan AgricuhuriSt, so named b.
cause started 3S years ago as a RI
raj journal, but now enlarged to en-
brace a great variety Of most useful
reading for the Household, Children
included, forthe Garden, as we'll as the
Farm-for all classes. Each volume
gives some 800 original engravings.
with descriptions of labor-saving and
iaoor-heipmg contrivances, of plants,
fruits, flowers, animals, etc. inclu.
ding many large and pleasing, as well
rs instructive, pictures for young and
cd. The constant. systematic ex-
Posures of Humbugs and Swindling
Schemes by the Agriculturist are Of
great value to every one, and will
save to most persons many times it's
cost. Altogether, it is one of the
most valuable, as well as cheapest.
Journals any where to be found. The
cost is only 81. 50 a year, or 4 copies
for 20: Single numbers Is cents.
Subscribe at once for 1880. and re-
ceive the rest of this year free, or
send Scent stamp for postage on
q specimen copy. Address Orange
Judd Company. Publishers, 245
Broadway, New York.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1879-12-04
From Rev. j. L Rankin. DID

June 10Th, 1879, the Rev. ]. f.
Rankin, D. d., of Washington, D.. c.,
certified as follows: II have known
OF several persons who regarded them.
selves as greatly benefited and some
OF them as permanently cured of the
diseases of the kidneys and urinry or.
gans by the medicine prepared by
Charles Craig, of Charlotte, N. Y. /
have known, too. of it's use in similar
cases by physicians of the highest
character and standing. I do not
doubt that it has great virtue" In n
previous communications to the Con
gregationalist, DR.. Rlnkin rafered at
length to the beneficial treatment of n
case IN his own family, pronounced
Brights Disease by six physicians,
with the Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1879-12-04
ADVANTAGES or LIBERAL FlEaINo.
The National Live STOCK Journal

The NATIONAL Live Stock Journal
says: y
y the sheep breeders faith in eff
c'ency OF hberality in the matter Of
feeding begins to falfer, a wall
through the pens of a irst-class fair
and confederation with q few of the
more successful breeders, viii serve
70 dispel such doubts as surely as The
morning sur scatters the mists from
the mountain side. Size, symmetry,
v'gor' precocity and prolifcacy de-
pend Tor their perfect development
upon the well-flled granary and rich
~ ciothed pasture of the husbandman
as surely as these and other attributes
OF perfection are influenced by the
breeders art. Not alone in the sheep
department is this apparent. 1t finds
emphasis in every ring, from that of
the draft horse to the pigeon coop.
It's demanded not only by the mo-
wee. who sees nothing beyond the
graceful lines Of contour, but by the
export, as we'll, who recognizes is as
necessary to insure transmission CT
those virtues he seeks to reproduce
and Intensely in the offspring. The
experienced and successful breeder
recognizes no better reason for with
gliding food from the animals under
his care than he finds for restricting
the members of his household in the
same direction.--Given the proper
KIND and variety of food, the quantity
can safely be left to the instincts Of
the animal. II regularly supplied, no
more will be taken can be properly
a%ssimi!ated, while with a less quantity
some detriment must ensue.-aBlood
will tell but its story will never be
entirely complete unless the scenes
OF triumphs be laid in proximity to
productive pastures and w~ell-flled
troughs.
While generous feeding is thus
placed among the essentials to the
highest success, the same attention to
details-vanety, quantity, quality.
and the influence of these upon
fleece and fesh-will be required
that is bestowed upon what are CON-
monty considered the higher arts of
breeding. P~ampering with incon-
gruous food, restriction to limited
quarters, the creation and encourage.
ment .yitiated appetite, the. admins
tering OF fuitable floyd at improper
hours, or improper food at any time
in short all errors of management
are as cautiously avoided by the
successful breeder as would be the
use OF a ram possessing some obiec-
tionable popularity OF form of fleece,
even though the result of mistakes in
the should not prove 50 perma
nently disastrous as those in the 9th
or direction.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1879-12-04

A rival marksman of DR.. Carver has
appeared in California. His name is
DIR. John Ruth, and one of his COM
mon performances is to shoot apples
and cigars form the mouth Of an as
%sistant, who stands a considerable
distance away.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1879-12-04

A 5-year-old girl, left alone in a
house at Holyoke, Mass, drank whis-
Ky from q bottle that she found, got
DRUM, fell down stairs, and died.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1879-12-04
ss1-ttGASM s0FFER-".assaa..I,.
1ay4 TIE LESNEi, woRTHeayY
WEEKLY r TIMES
AND InENtw YORK
WEEKLY


We need not say u word 10 ,he n.,.n,o
Eoi me South IN commrnnati0n of ij,s
above newspapers; the II 1t. the exnoH
meut ofthc!tNe, I, iasressiyr ''clemr,,i of
thei west; theIkeeond. always ki,own ~
ine salt. certain Index ito public unir.
IN" price OF the Lea icnworth WEEK.
~ TIMES. is Slips per a,,unm: ina
price Of the New York Weekly T,,bm'
Is ~ 0 per aniitim Wt. wiji Sem, h",h
papers for one yearfU s2,Uu cash. which
Is the same asgwipg THE iT1 MES fr,,.
oevefysnbSerib'r of llm Tribune.
on reading matte" Tor The Winter
cannot DC complete, without these Two
papers. and you reeve b,th for, the
price OF me. fsiNq9ts87 YTfNid f'D'"o
ne rribune's educational and liter
ary nolef are undnubtedlyylhe veg; nest
" sns country, aud The Times avs rs.
peei. attention to WI stern educatjonnl
ana agricultiral news. di hliE fH'ls'i'i
As tlls aaer will role good en,il Ian
vary ist, 1880 It. would be advisable 10
remit " immediately tn Jii, a,s
DR.. ANTHONY,
Editor and PRO, ripiar M, tI,,.,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-09-26
Aberdeen Notes.
THE CANNING INDUSTRY

THE CANNING INDUSTRY.
Cans and canning still continue the chief topic
of interest here, but the season is slowly drawing
to close, although the final end will not come
until frost. Late tomatoes are still looking well.
We hear less complaint of scarcity of cans this
week, as the demand is lessening somewhat.
The MeGaW Brothers, on SGesutia Island, have
closed up, selling the remainder of their crop TO
Baker & Payne. They have packed GO,OOO.
The corn packing is about done.
q. W. Baker ut Hopcwcll, near Pcrryman's
closed up on saturday of last week, AMI W. b,
Baker on Thursday of this week. The two firms
have packed over lOO,0O0 cans this season.
q. W. Baker is the pioneer packer of the second
district. OF late years he and his SONS have given
their whole attention to raising and this year
will put 100000 cans of bakers Sugar Corn in
Both corn and tomatoes arc being shipped to
some extent, while the large warehouse here is
gradually filling up. MeSsrs. f. Ii. Shlrber Il Co.,
of New York, have rented half of it, and it is said
are going to buy extensively here during the fall.
From June to December few public servants
lead much buster life than the railroad officials
here Juno and July they receive the empty cans,
in August the fun ones begin toget back and are
coming all the fall and far into the winter.
BUSINESS NOTES.
j. II. Baldwin, our register of voters, agriculture
al implement dealer and iron worker i'm general,
is doing heavy business repairing drills for the
fall work. Wocounted eleven awaiting their turn
Il few evenings ago. In addition to acting us re-
pairer general for the I'd district, Mr. Baldwin is
supplying anything wanted in the farm implement
line from crow bar to II traction engine, and has
his hands full
The fertilizer trade is brisk. 1t could not well
Anything in that line worthy or worthless, may be
had here at city rates, or little below them
PUBLIC SCHOOL AFFAIRS
Our teacher reports for the week ending Sep.
TENDER 10th, n full week, with no pupil marked
ahscntna record not easily beaten. 49,,
The Teachers Association organized on the 2Otf
by elcctng j. \. Calhoun President, and Miss Sal
lie Galloway, Secretary. programme was ar.
ranged for the next meeting, which will be held
on Saturday, October 18th, at o'clock.
PROTRACTED MEETING
at Bush Chapel, Messrs. Gwinn and Savage il
charge, is to begin Sunday evening" October 18th
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Mr. James, of the Bloomington House, has beer
very i'll, but Is now better
Still around-the photograph man, the phosphate
man, the canning house Dutch and an occasion
| al tramp although this is not u desirable locality
for members of that genus who are looking fol
work and praying that they may never find it,
Our road supervisor keeps the road to Carsin
Run and to Havre de Grace in first rate order, bu
| some of the cross roads needs attention.
The carpenters are still at work and Mr. Charlie!
| Jackson is supplying his new house with WE'LL
Hope II will not be long until our village has moth
| ing to drink stronger. MERCURY.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-09-26
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR:
THOMAS +. CATHCART.
The Democratic Nominees on Retrench.
ment and Reform,

ReSoiCed, by us, the nominees of the Democratic
Conservative party of Hartford county, That we
thoroughly approve and give our best efforts to
carrying out the platform adopted by our party in
the last State convention assembled, particularly
the second and third resolutions thereof which arc
in these words:
Second. 1t will be the duty of the next General
Assembly to tighten the burden of taxation in this
State by aboshing all offices not necessary for the
public service; by reducing all salaries and fees
subject to its control, to the limit of the compen-
SatiOn of persons engaged in similar employment
private life by compelling the practice of econ
Omy in every detail of state, county and municipal
expenditures and by enforcing the observance of
the constitutional rule that every person in the
state or person holding property therein ought to
contribute his proportion of public taxes for the
support of the government according to his actual
worth in real or personal property.
Third. Public Offices We're not created for the
benefit of individuals, nor for the purpose of re-
Wardln% political services, bat were intended sole
ly for the public advantage. The perversion of
their use to any other purpose siniuriOus to good
morals and good government"
Signed,
A. l.. JARRETT,
GEO. Y. MAYNADIER,
WIN. $. RICHARDSON.
&. w. BILLINGSLEA,
a. II. GREENFIELD,
John W. BA IErON,
w. r. MORGAN,
JAMES B. PRESTON,
WILLIAM q. SCOTT,
MURRAY VANDIVER,
JACOB H. rIOWMAN,
JAMES r. CiI ESNEY,
JOHN S. DALLAM.
MICHAEL WHITEFORD,
CORBIN AMOS,
THOMAS Il. CATHCART.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-09-26
Letter From Dublin.

RELIGIOUS.
On last Sunday evening Rev. Il. \. CObLrn held
divine service at Deer Park School House. The
meeting was quite large: The learned rector
preached an able sermon, from the text Love thy
neighbor as myself"
Week before last Benjamin Stump had his hand
hurt by being caught in wheat drill whilst drill
ing wheat for Parker f. Scarboro. One of his
fingers had to he amputated. His wound was
dressed by DIR. &. w. Anderson.
PHOSPHATE THIEF.
On Wednesday of last week ms Josiah Scarboro,
was haulinga load of phosphate from Conowingo,
aboltlH miles from the bridge, the axlotree broke
and he had to leave his wagon and go home. When
he returned the same day with another wagon, he
found that a thief had stolen bag of his phos-
phate, worth three dollars II is possible that the
thief may be in the penitentiary before the wheat
ripcns on which he sowed the stolen manure.
THIEVING TRAMP.
short time ago IL stout young tramp called on
agentlcman near Castlcton, and said that he would
work He agreed to work month for a certain
sum, but when night come he stole n new suit Of
clothing from young man who lived at the same
place ana left.
LADY ATTACKED ny TRAMPs.
Last week highly respectable lady who lives in
Darlington, was returning home alone from Iiavre
de Grace in q buggy. When near Col. Rodgers
farm, in a lonely place. she saw three ill-looking
trampS sitting on a bank by the roadside As she
came opposite to them one of the villains Sprang
up and caught her horse by the bride, uttcring a
fearful oath. The lady instantly struck him n
severe blow across the face with her whip, which
caused him to relax his hold and at the same time
the frightened horse broke loose and ran some
distance at full speed, leaving the dScOmiittrd
rascal standing in the road. The lady deserves
great praise for her bravery and prompt action by
which she escaped horrid fate Vigilance com
mittCC wanted.
ALONG TIE RIVER.
u is quite healthy along the SuSquchanna this
fall, and but few cases of malarous fever have
occurred. We hope it may continue SO. The gen
cra health of our district is good and but few
of sickness exist.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-09-26
Focal Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS

LITTLE LOCALS:
There was a sharp frost in various parts OF
this county, on Wednesday night.
Just now, in Hartford county, all promises
are made to take effect "aftcr the Cattle Show"
"A basket full of Duchess pears, received from
Squire r. d. Orr, of Prospect, on Monday have
been greatly admired at our office, and duly APP
preciated. They could scarcely be excclcd.
The annual fair of the Frederick county ag-
rcutura society will take place at Frederick
city, Md, October l4th, 18th, 10th and 17th 1879
We are indebted 10 the society for an invitation
to attend
The IIavrc de Grace Htpubtiran says: This
section will be well represented at the coming
fair ut Bel Air, by some good horses Mr. Will
ton Greenway has two one two-ycar old and
one fourycar old, and Mr.. II. G. Lawder has one
two-ycar old, in training for the races.
Mr.. James Nixon, who lives about two
miles from IIavrc de Grace, recently treated an
uninyited visitor to his melon patch TO load of
shot from gun. The man left in hurry and
it is supposed was wounded, as some blood was
discovered in the field the next morning.
Capt Frederick Rodgers, son of Col Robert
D. Rodgers, of llayrc de Grace, has just returned
from long cruise in the Southern Pacific, i'm
command of the IT, $. steamer Adams Capt.
Rodgers sailed 40, 600 miles in all, during this
cruise, and his experiences among the Pacific
Islands are interesting
Another rehearsal for the drag fox hunts at
the fair was held ut the fair grounds, on Monday
afternoon. Dogs belonging TO Messrs. s. N.
HYDE VIM Scarf, e. B. Gallup, Wesley Taylor,
Isaac W. Coale, Jos. A. Price, August Knoficr
and Harry Quinn participated. The sport was
exciting and the attendance good This feature
of the fair will be a novelty to persons who have
never witnessed a fox chase. ~ .. f