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DR.. PFoUrZ's CERTIFICATES.
DR.. Ptoutz-Dear Sir: Having been al
flicted for long time with dyspepsia and
general prostration Of my nervous sys-
tenn and having used great many metli-
cincs without experiencing any relief, |
was induced by your agent Mt this place to
try bottle of your Tonic Elixir,and found
great relief before had used half II bottle,
and now firmly believe it will effect per
manent cure.
A married lady who is not willing to
have her name published states: "Tongue
cannot tell what suffered from dcbili-
tating whites and down bearing of the
womb tried all sorts of remedies and
physicians and still did not get cur, d The
best physicians only gave me Temporary re-
lief. continued in this way until was
compelled to keep my bed more than hall
the tune Twas Recommended to try your
Elixir which did. am now fully reslor.
ed to health to the great joy of myself and
husband We could procure quite mum.
bee of this class of certificates but for OBJ
vious reasons they would not, of courses al
low their names to be published.
For Sale by Or. NJ. E. Leathermsn, Me.
chanicstown, James Elder, Emmittsburg
Schley & Bro. and CARROT & Co., drug
sists, Frederick, Md All orders addressed
to NJ. ID. Pnutz, Wayncsboro, Pa, will be
promptly filled.
INTERESTING co LADIES. - Our lady
readers can hardly fail to have their atten
called this week 10 the latest combination
of improvements in that most useful of al
domestic implements, the Sewing ma.
chine"
As we understand it, machind for fam
ily use should meet first of all these re-
uuirements; 1t should he simple in it's me-
Chauism; it should run easily; it should do
a wide range of work, it should I've rs near
" noiseless ~ possible; it should be light,
handsome, durable, aud rs cheap rs is con-
slstent with excellence throughout.
These conditions the Light Running
New Home" certainly meets. 1t has also
several very important and useful attach
ments and motions" Of its own, which 20
far to make good its claims to popular ia
vOr.
Now great many families have been
and are still us ing the old machines-wait
ing for the times to improve; waiting for
the latest improve ments in designs and
mechanical excellence.
But why delay longer? Considering the
low price at which good machines are now
sold, and the improvements that have been
made, now is good TING to buy and the
New Home" specially recommends itself
to purchasers on account Of its superior
mechanical construction, ease of manage
ment and reasonable price. Nearly half n
million have been sold in the last three
years, all Of which are giving universal sat
isfaction. This unrivslcd machine is man
ufactured by the NEW HOME SEWING
MACHINE CO, 80 Union Square, New
York, who wish US to SAY that all who will
send for their hew illustrated catalogue and
enclose their advertisement (prin,ed on an
other page, will receive a set OF fancy al
vert.ing novelties OF value to those col
Letting cards, &c. June 29..6t"
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Sure relief followed by using DR.. Schley g
Family Cough Syrup.
Remember the sale of the Foreman
property on Saturday next.
SLIGHT FIRE.-On Tuesday last, spark
from the boiler set the roof OF the canncry
on fire. 1t was extlnguished before it had
done any considerable damage.
Never interrupt any conversation with
a hacking Cough; it creates bad impress
sion. Better invest quarter Of a dollsr
in a bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup and
cure it.
NEW SAFEs.-Two new and handsome
safes were placed in the Tax Collectors
and County Clerks offices last Saturday
morning. They were large and strictly
fire proof, and had become quite necessi
ty.
Bones Wanted,-Fiftyt tons of Bones
wanted at the Crescite Mills, Mechanics
town, for which the highest price, cash
will be paid.
June tf* r. WHITE.
There yet remains small amount OF
cobbling and paving to be done by private
individuals and as it must be done ii
should be done at once. None need look
to the commissioners for release fer none
will get it.
The train on the Pennsylvania road
which leaves Frederick City at 4.l5 p m
recently maze the run from Bruceville to
Hanover, distance Of 81 miles, in 20 min
utes and IA seconds, being more than a
mile minute.
GRADUArED.-Laatw week we turned out
an eight months graduate, MIR, SIns Wei.
Ter. lie was good boy and would have
made an excellent composition. He has
entered another apprenticeship and skins
tomatoes in the Cannery.
BusY-J. A. Gernand and Son are very
busy and are unable to get stock Of har-
ness ahead, their entire force being kept
at work on orders They have sold har
meas in Baltimore, Washington and Phil
adelphia since locating here.
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CQUWTY NEWS.
lettings from our Exchanges.

Rev. w. A. Gring, late Pastor ofthe Re
formed Church In this place, and his fami-
ly have gone to reside In Somerset, Pa.
His leave taking among his late parishion.
ers, was one of sadness on all sides, and
best wishes ofhis numerous friends attend
him, for his welfare and SUCCESS in bis new
home Chronicle.
BURNED TO DEATH MARY E, five
year old daughter of Mr.. Geo. A. lIotf, re.
siding near Lad'csburg, WAS so horribly
burned on Sunday morning, nth inst, that
she died the same night. She and a three
year old brother were in the kitchen, and
during the absence therefron Of their
mother for few minutes, got the coal OF.
can and attempted to kindle Are, when
the fame communicated with the oil In the
can and produced on explosion, throwing
the burning fluid over the little girl, with
the result above stated. DR.. Ligget was
called in, but all he could do was to relieve
her suffering as much as possible until
death relieved her. Such death is hor-
rble one, and the family have the sympa.
thy OF all who read OF it B0n1t1.
DR. OELLra 3 Prourz ToN1c ELIXIR
AND PILLs.
The reliable preparation 40 highly rec
commended by it's merits. This medicine
is known by it's curative powers from the
East to the West, from the North to the
South. Owing to the purity Of the medi.
cine and the satisfaction 1t hns given, the
demand is largely increasing. 1t Is the
great cleanser and purifies the system; reg
ulates the liver, hearts, lungs and kidneys
cures dyspepsia; is invaluable as tonic;
will impart strength to the system, restores
lost appetite, and is also certain to remove
all distractions to the regular course ofna-
turc in females. twill also strengthen the
weakest cord, restore down bearing, and is
a sure remedy for Whites, pain in the back
SIDE or under the shoulder blades, hcoyi-
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ESTRAY NOTICE!

State Of maryland Frederick County to scit:
| hereby certify that VIM. j. Black of
Frederick County brought before me the
subscriber one Of the justices of the Peace
in and for the said County this 9Th dav OF
Sept. 1882 as an eslraY tresspassing upon
his Enclosures red steer (horneGD with
white face and tail and about eighteen
months old.
Given under my hand
FRED'K WHITE, P.
The owner Of the above described prop.
erty is requested to prove property pay
charges and take him away.
VIM !. BLACK
Living on the road between Graceham and
Mechanicstown. Sept. g.
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N.w RI ,rrv Rcnthoycn 27.stop Par.
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pooL fnr so,. at This office
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final notice TO MI property holders, who
have not complied with the ordnance, Ia
have their paycmcn,s in proper order, to
DO 80 by tho twelfth day of October.
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The MARYLAND Synod Of the Ev Luther
an church, is now holding Its ODD annual
session in Emmisburg This body is
composed OF IS clcrgymcn and As lay del
cgatus, which together with visiting cler.
gymcn and clerical delegates from other
synocls will compose body of l20. The
Nhou represents "oo"' lo'o'o '"''','e'''
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DEMOCRATIC CoNvENTIoN-The coun-
" convention of the democracy was held
on Monday last and organized by naming
Col. J. Kecfcr Thomas president and Ho-
ratio little and Chas 4. Cassell sccre,a-
RIGS, The convention adopted the report
Of the committee, recommending the ap-
pointmcnt Of twelve to represent this
county in the Judicial convention which
meets in Frederick to. day and six to the
Congressional convention which meets in
Cumberland next Thursday, 12th. The
convention WAS unit in favor OF Hon,
John A. Lynch for Judge and Hon. Fred'k
7 Nelson for congress, but neither delega-
,ion ;s instructed At the close of,he con
vco,ion in answer to loud calls, Hon, f.
Nelson made A short address,
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Twenty-Seventh Annual
EXHIBITION
or THE
AgriC'l & Mechanical Association
of Washington County, Hagerstown, Ma
ryland.
OCTOBER II, Is, 10 & 20, 1882.

Model Grounds and Buildings the most
accessible, convenient and complete in the
State of Mary land Our Exhibition Hall
is the largest in the country. Our recrp-
ton room offers to ladies the comforts and
eonyenienCes Of home. Our Crond Stand
supplies seats. Restaurant will be able to
feed all, and the entertainment we offer in
the way of exhibits and amusemenls will
delight, amuse Ane instruct all.
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4 NNUAL MEETING.

Il n -
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders
of the Western Maryland Railroad Compa-
ny for the election of five Directors for the
ensuing year, will be held at the Comya-
ny's office, llillcn Station, Baltimore, ON
Wednesday, October 18th, at 12 NJ
JOHN S. HARDEN,
oct y" Secretary
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Town Property
AT PRIVATE SALE .

Tho undersigned offers for sale his de-
sirabls properly en- West Main street. Me-
chanicstow n. II consists Of TWO ACRES
Of ground improved with two story
dwelling house, containing seven rooms,
cellar and basement. There is a good sta
bic, hog pen. woodshed, spring house, bake
oven and other outbuldngs, under good
fencing and a young orchard of good fruit
Also lot of ground containing FOUR
ACRES. of good quality and IN fine condi
ton, lying about 800 yards north of the
above described property.
These properties will be sold separately
or together. Terms Cash.
oct, . IT DAVID COVER,
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Commissioners Meeting,

OFFICE OFF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
FREDERICK CRY, Md, 1882.
The first session of the October Term of
the County Commissioners of Frederick
county, will be called ut their office, In tho
Court House,
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 9th,
at 10 o'clock. a. m, and will continue for
several days. General business: BY ord,r,
f. A. GITTINGER,
Clerk t.
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HAR RE D.

On Sept 10th at the parsonage Of the
First NJ Z, Church, Altoona, by the Rev.
A. d. Gocum, Geo. w. Lynn of Me
chanicstown Md. and Annie B. Hender
son, of Cassville. Huntington Co Pa.
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DIE D,

DIED.
Near Graceham, on the 38th ult Ross
Roy. son of Lemuel and Mary Dotterer,
aged yrs 3 mos. and 7 days. Inter
mcnt At Apples Church.
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fore October LIST, send us n succinct state
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ers, will send the CLARION FREE to amy
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Scientific Prize Question.
To the frat THREE persons, who shall
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and scientifically correct state
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The Republican journal., 1882-11-23

The reported gushing Of new 5oO barrel well
in Forest county, Ia. created a panic III the
petroleum market
Snow commenced falling at Galveston, Tex.
SATURDAY morning and continued all day,cu>
erng the ground one inch.
Mrs. Melville, wife u Engineer Melville, left
thr insane hospital at NortiStoWn. Pa, NatUr-
her health completely.
1t is estimated that since China has been
opened to intercourS, with other nations the
population of the country has fallen from 3GO,-
GOO 900 to 100000 600 a. the result of internal
wars, emigration and famine1.
The matter OF Il new trial in Mrs. scoville',
insanity ease came up in the county court at
Chicago again Saturday morning and was con
tinued ON account OF the nonappearancc of Mrs
Scoyille.
Since New York Went Democratic COY. Tidcu
has revived. He says his health is excellent:
he is not paralytc, but is in good condition to
run Tor the Presidency. The Governor does
not perceive that he has got left.
The death Of Mr.. Simonton. formerly at the
to overwork He took few vacations and those
were consumed in business enterprises. lie
went back this wear to his ranch III Napa coun-
ty. intending in the pure air and under the
generous sun of California to regain his lost
strength. But he was too late. His DEATH
whatever learned name the doctors give to its
cause, was the result of the American passion
of work at high-prcsSure rate, unrcGeved by
any recreation.
The Republican journal., 1882-11-23

I. Diferential. discriminating duties on all
foreign products, unless imported under the
flag where produced or under our own flag.
Captain Mumford finally said that if bounty
bill in tonnage (as has been suggested) We're
passed he would suggest that it distinctly state
that it be divided among all the owners of the
vessel, but he did not think such a bill would be
necessary if the reciprocal treaties We're cancel
led
Monday, Mathew Nelson spoke of the great
risks involved in loaning money on vessels He
advocated free ships and a law to extend feder-
al control over pilots to keep down excessive
charges. Surgeon John B. Hamilton testified
that American sailors are shipped in bad condi-
ton and become patients to foreign hospitals
He advocated the abolition of advance paw
Capt. Michael Daily recommended free ships,
was in favor of doing away with the three
months pay plan, and believed in the abolition
of all consular fees. EX-CongresSman Calkins
was in favor of subsidies and did not believe in
buying ships abroad. John Roach testified at
some length in behalf of home ship-building
He said that all the suggestions that have come
before the commission from free ship or free
Ilatelia men are Sucn us would, III carried on.
make us dependent, now and continually, upon
England. and are such as look not towards our
but her advantage and benefit and upbulding.
Mr.. Roach said he could build iron ships here
for $50 ton. Iron vessels We're first built in
this country in 1870 and since then have increas-
ed GEO per cent. The cost in England would
not be more than five per cent. less than they
can be built here.
No new points of material interest We're
brought out in Tuesdays session. After the con-
cluson of the public hearing the commission
had private session and discussed the various
points presented by those who appeared before
the commission, so far as they related to le@is-
latiye Instructions TO the successful running Of
American vessels in the foreign trade after they
are built. The commission unanimously con-
CURED in the opinion that all such legislative
distractions should be removed. senator Cong
er and Representatives Cox and Dingley We're
appointed Il sub-commiSsOn to draft a bill and
report covering these points in accordance with
the views expressed by the commission. and
were instructed to report to the commission at
an adjourned meeting TO be held in Washington,
Saturday, Dee. md.
The Republican journal., 1882-11-23
STATE OF MAINE.
BY THE GOVERNOR.
A CCI. A nj A TON


In accordance with ii good and ancient custom
originating with our New England ancestors, and
halioWed by joyful rites and pious observance for
more than two hundred and fifty years, |, HARRIS
NJ. PLAISTED, Governor, by and with the advice
and consent of the Council, do hereby appoint and
set apart Thursday. Nov. Both. A. d. 1882, as day
Of public thanksgiving and praise to our God, the
Eiyer of every good and perfect gift.
And do recommend the good people of oul
favored state to gather around their hearths and
affairs ana Keen this glad New Fnoloui festival il,
due and ancient form. Enter into His Gates with
thanksgiyin and into His Courts with praise" and
such sacrifices God is well pleased
III thou has much, give plenteousiy; if thou hast
little, do thy diligence gladly to give Of that little
for 50 gathercst hou thysclf good reward
Given ut the Council Chamber at Augusta, this
fifteenth day Of November, in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty
two and OF the Independence of the United
states of America the one hundred and seventh.
HARRIS NJ. PLAISTED.
BY the Governor.
}. Of
The Republican journal., 1882-11-23

says Pennsylvania, on all her state documents,
The keystone State means that there is an ire
pressible conflict between tyranny and freedom,
and one or the other must succumb. SO there is
between health and disease. Every force that
lights successfully against disease should be hearth
y welcomed. Such force-a host in itself-is
Hunts Remedy, and its special line of attach is
against kidney and liver diseases, which it
achieves wonderful triumph. If you have bodily
weakness an aching back, general sense Of weari-
ness OF Inertia, or dropscal symptoms, if the kid
neys or liver are deranged there is 40 such medi-
cine as Hunts Remedy. 1t gives notice to all such
diseases TO quit. Pennsylvania is right; both
Hunts Remedy and these diseases can't survive,
and IT is they that are CONQUERED
The Republican journal., 1882-11-23
Liebig Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic

as far superior to the fashionable and Elusive
preparations of beef, wine and ron," says Profes-
sor +. W. Hunt, NJ d., Honorary Member Imperial
Medical Society of ST. Petersburg, Russia, etc,
1t will reconstruct the most shattered and enfeebled
renvigorate the aged and infirm, and make sicky
children blooming and healthy. Invaluable in fe
male complaints, removing irregularty, pains and
exhaustion Quiets restless children and infants
Beware of worthless limitations.
The Republican journal., 1882-11-23

The Straight Greenback State Committee met
in Augusta on the 10Th inst and decided to
thoroughly organize for the next campaign by
a careful choice Of town committees, who will
be instructed to arrange for Il school district
campaign similar TO the one few wears ago,
which resulted in victory for their party An
address will probably be submitted to the poo
pie. and every effort made to unite the ranks Of
the Greenback party There was a strong SEN
timent against fusion with any party. Scion
Chase was present, but some distrust of the
proprietor of "Them Steers" was expressed
This is the most unkindest cut of all''-thc
shutting of the door upon the father Of Green
backism in Maine in his old age.
lone of the boys of 1876 tLewiston Falls
Academy has reported. lie is now Charles
II. Nerrell. A. NJ. Ph. d.. Principal of the
Delaware Literary Institute. Franklin. New
\ DIRK. The courses Of study and instruction
include college preparatory and English courses
OF study, vocal and instrumental music. draw
ing and painting, and there are tecgraphy and
commercial branches. Students are admitted
at any time, and catalogues and information
will b. sent on application to the Principal
Next boy
The Republican journal., 1882-11-23

The Washington correspondent of the Bos-
ton journal says 1.-THE mot is attributed to Matt
Carpenter: That Robson was IA great consti-
tutional lawyer among sailors, and a sailor
among constitutional lawyers The author of
the remark was Mr. Schurz, and it will be found
in a speech delivered by him in the L. s. Senate
some ten years ago.
The Republican journal., 1882-11-23

5. III. Wright, Maine man, after residing
three years in Kansas, has returned to his MT
tive State and purchased the Tuck farm in Carl
bou. He has Tuck the right course and is
plainly the Wright man in the right place, and
need not Caribou about Kansas products.
The Republican journal., 1882-11-23

We are glad to see the suggestions made in
the Journals report of the fair of the Waldo and
Pencbscot Agricultural Society, held at Mon
roe, Oct 9TH and 9th, with regard to police force
buildings, ETC., advocated by j. w. Lang, in the
Dirigo Rural. We thought them good suggest
ions at the time, and Mr.. Lang has our thanks
for reiterating them.
The Republican journal., 1882-11-23

''Cold day, 7th." writes a Maine Republican
to the journal. ''but it will kill off some tender
suckers, and the Republican tree will grow
vigorously and bear fruit in 1884"
The Republican journal., 1882-11-23

Washington is filling up with Senators and
members, and there is every indication of u
buster and gayer winter than ever before in
Washington
There has never been a year since the Ma
tional Capitol was established at Washington
tEat the above statement was not made prior
TO the assembling of Congress. The Washing
ton letter writer usually devotes column to
telling the story. of course the representation
does not always prove true, but no one ever
thinks of going back to overhaul the press pro-
phcs.
The Republican journal., 1882-11-23

Two Pennsylvania physicians are reported to
have discovered the lost Egyptian art Of pre-
serving the dead.
1t would be much more to the purpose to dis
cover the art of preserving the living.
The Republican journal., 1882-11-23

Tranquilno Luna is the name of the dele
gate TO the next Congress elected in New Mex
leo. Tranquil moon would be. we suppose, 4
literal translation Of this odd name. lie ought
to be able to get ''the Speakers eye
The Republican journal., 1882-11-23

1t is stated that strong effort is again being
made to induce Gov. Long to pardon Lucius W.
Pond, the Worcester forger, whose case attract
ed general attention at the time of his convict
ion. The petition is signed by 50 per cent. of
his creditors
The Republican journal., 1882-11-23

The first number Of the new weekly, the
Eastern State, has been published. 1t is
bright and newsy paper.
The Republican journal., 1882-11-23

Howard Carroll complains that the newspa-
pers We're against him because his fellow jour
nalis> aid not want to see him rise to the posi-
ton of Congressman.
Oh, no, They did not want 70 see journalist
descend TO the Congressional plane.
The Republican journal., 1882-11-23

Gen Butler continues 10 receive congratulate
tions on his election as Governor Of Ma,sachu-
set. Here are specimens
Chalmers, of Mississippi, sent the following
telegram to Ben. Butler Grenada. Miss. Nov.
9. Ben. Butler, Lowell, Mass: Fort Pillow
Chalmers to Beast Butler, greeting Both n.
Shake
Dennis kearney, when he heard of General
Buffers election. teegraphed him, according 10
the san Francisco CAL, as follows: "Consratu-
lations on your triumph over the blue-bloods Of
Beacon Hill. You are now the first citizen in
Massachusetts"