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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-12-07
a NOTED BUT UNTITLED wOa4AN

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The .,.,ove s good ikonnss u Mrs i-iHn =. Iink,
hum Of Lynn, Mass. who above oil otLe7 LlnGr "i IS
may 30 truthfuy called the pear Friend of wonau,'
a some Of her corr, rordoHtS love cali her. She
Ao.tusy deyo.u 10 her work. .hlch is the oltc ONO
~ v VI s.-4,, rud Il Obliged So keep six lady
assistants to help her the largo spondCnce
winch daily pours in upon her. "Hh l.nring It's srecl
lDri'-~rf suforirG OF jog at rcloa from ii. Her
Vegetable .npuundi,a medicine for rood aud not
evil purpcs seq. | have personally i4ye.igatcd il ":,d
SIN satisfied Of tha truth Of this.
On account Of Il. prov, merits, It Il recommended
ard prescribed by the' s. Physicians in the country.
Ono Gays: at works iiEa n Charm and saves much
pain 1t Viii euro entirely tho worst form Of falling;
OF tho uterus Lcucorrhra, Irregular and PAINFUL
enstro,ation, Ill Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and
liberation, Flooding oil pi,?!o"cncnt md the con-
sc1uont spinal weakness, ed is especially adapted 90
the Change OF Life.'
It pcrmeatcs every portion Of the System, nnl gives
new Life and yigor. 1t removes fantac.s natuency'
det roys all craving for stimulan' and relieves wcak'
ne Of the stomach. 1t cures Floating, Headaches,
Nervous lrostraon, General Debility Sl'cplesSncss,
Depression and Indigestion. That feeling of bearing
down, causing pain, weight and hac"achc. Is always
permanently cured Ivy its use il VIII at all times and
under all circumstances, net IN harmony with Vic IL"
that governs the female system.
Ii only e. Per bottle SIX for ST. md Is sold BY
rGggtts. Any advice required as to special cases and
hanamcs Of many who have been restored to perfect
hceh by the use Of the Vegetable Compound, can be
Obtained ~ addressing Mrs T., with stamp for reply
at her home In lynn, Mass.
Tor Kidney Complaint or either sex this compound l.
unsurpassed as abundant Testimonials show.
"Mrs. Pinklams Liver lills," says oGe writer AR
the best IN thc corld for the of Cons llation
Biiiousucss and Torpldty Of the liver. Her Boot
Purifier works wonders in its special line and bids fan
to equal tho Compound in it, popularity.
Al must respect her as IN Auc, Of Mercy whose soil
-nbro- is 20 dorocJ to o'r'rA
FiL.s.til s-~. IA, q LiH - ~ -
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The Tyler county papers arc discussing
tho feasibility, expediency and cost Of a
macadamiSed road from Middlebournc,
tho county seat, to sistersville on the river,
distance Of ten miles. There seems to be
vide divergence Of views rs to the cost
Of building such road, and Of building
such roads in general. One paper suggested
that they could be built for 81 600 per mile,
while another figures up six or seven times
that amount. We regard the latter esli-
mate as much nearer tho correct figure.
II we mistake not, the cost Of the Wells
burg and Bethany Brooke county, macad-
ami1sd road was in the neighborhood Of
$1,000 per mile. Counting the original
cost Of grading it as mud pike it must
have been fully that much. Therefore it
is far to say that where a rough country
road is to be converted into good mac
adamizod road, the price would be $1,000
to 5000 per mile. This is minimum
estimate, and would probably be exceeded
considerably on an average. We see it
stated that tho pike between GAINESVILLE
and Malaga, Ohio, distance Of eleven
miles, cost $4,000, or s., 900 per mile. This
would build narrow guage road and equip
it. But this fact is not matter Of much
consolation TO the farmers. Railroads are
good things in their place, but they can
not take the place OF good country roads.
The first cost Of railroad is not its only
cost. 1t must DO run, and it is apt
10 run in debt unless it has an
adequate business, whereas mucadanized
road will practically take care OF itself
alter being well built. But aside from this
consideration, We cannot have a substitute
in tho shape Of rails fer roads over which
wheeled vehicles are forced to travel. The
choice is simply between good and bad
roads for indispensable hauling and travel.
The people must have the common country
road, with all its ruts and mud holes, or
they must have the stone pixies. The lat
ter arc the cheaper by far in populous
neiGhborhood, and really their cost Of con-
struction can only bo provided for by a
populous neighborhOod. We should say
that the people Of Tyler, now that they are
to have railroad along tho river, could
well afford to have u macadamiEed road to
connect their county seat with it, especially
as the people of such large scope Of the
county would use the pike u Teaching the
yailroad
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THE New York Tines attacks the duty
on wool as inimical to the wool manulac'
turing interest. Tho Timais probably UNI
aware Of the fact that the Wool Manufac'
turers Association acted conformity with the
Wool Growens' Association in sustaining, II
not in enacting the present tariff on wool.
1.-THE question was put to the wool manu-
faeturers whether they would be willing to
see the duty on woods and wooden goods
taken of, they would undoubtedly say no
"by a large majority" The fact that the
production oisheep and wool hasimmensely
Increased since the present tariff on wool
was enacted, as compared with the previous
decade, shows that the wool manufacturers
have large domestic supply, and also a
greater variety Of woods, to choose from
than ever. Nodoubt they would be willing
10 500 the tariff taken offwool il it could be
retained on wooden goods, but to take oifthe
tariff on both would DO decidedly opposed
by them. II II is right to abolish the tariff
on wool II is certainly right toabolish 1t on
wooden goods. The tariff principle apple,
in both cases and the Times should strike
at both. The simple question is whether
II would DO better to get large par
Of our supplies from Australia, Cape
Of Good Hope, and South Amer
ica, or from our own soil. Abolish
2 the duty and the result must be at once
lower prices for our American woods. The
duty is about 1871 cents per pound, which
means that American wool must be sold a
about27 cents as compared with 10 cents
While this would not wipe out wool grow
ing in the United States, it would tend tc
concentrate it largely on the cheap lands O
tue West and Southwest, and it is doubtful
whether even there very successful com
petition could he carried on against thu
cheap woods Of the foreign countries
named.
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tai. They must all be law to Themselves
TO a greater or less extent Their distinctive
interests may conflict The true poicy for
each nation Is to intelligently understand
what arc It's own peculiar interests, and to
legtllato accordingly. There Is q PROPOSE
ton to this end before the United States
Congress to.day-a proposed tariff com.
mission. And yet 1t is opposed by
some Of the most conspicuous free
traders. Are they really afraid 70
have IN elaborate report from commits.
sion made up Of representative free trader
and protectionists. The party that fear
light on this subject, or that stands in the
WY Of the most exhaustive examination
and report upon It in all It's bearings is moi
the party that the people will support. Il
protection is wrong US principle, or wrong
as regards our own country merely, let the
people have tho facts that will enable
them to fully understand tho subject
Certainly the matter is capable
Of thorough calculation on basil
Of well ascertained facts. Crude dis
cussions in Congress and in the newspapers
in which truth and error are intermixcd
will never bring the public mind to salts
factory confusion. They read one aryumen
to-day and different argument tomorrow
and arc confused. What the country great
ly needs is an official and exhaustive re
port that will collect unQuestioned fact
and submit them in an easily understOOl
.L.ro
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TIE Rev. 4. L. Cuyler, in the Erdngelia,
says: Turning over some old documents
lately, came across the following unique
cpislle from the wife Of Confederate sol.
der 10 her husband, which picked up,
lying open, by the roadside near the battle
field Of Bull Run. transcribo a portion
Tit, with its uncouth photography and its
genuine womanly heart, and omit all local
references by which its author could ever
be Unidentified
AMY dearest and beloved husban |
rite you few lines to in form you am
well, and want to hero from you, honey,
so bad cant help riting. much rOather
see you than havea hundred dollars this
morning, for when I'm awake my mind is
on you, and when asleep I'm adreeming
bout my honey. hey not heerd from you
sens July 18th, and pray TO the lord that
these few lines may find you on the mercy
side OF god, and in prayin mind with u
pure harte, my beloved honey. We hev
had pertraCted meeting here sens last
friday, and II has not brock up yet. Perne-
lope r. and Sally s. come out
here asatterday, and went to meeting
with them aSunday mite. They had 8
mornsrs that mite. Honey your hogs come
home last mite, they arcnice as tlay can be,
and grose fast; but don't wantyOuto never
forget to live in u praying mind and harte,
for WIS plesed the best to here that that
ever was to here any thing in my life. /
hope you will allers live on the mercy side,
SO that ef we never see each other in this
wurld, We may mete in heven where part.
ingis no more. Honey, you hev not sent
me peeCe Of your hair. Iseutyou som OF
mine and little Charly's. Plese send me
som Of yours honey; that letter you sent By
the preacher have not got, but maby |
shall get it yet, l heY got tic ten dollar y on
left me when You went away; plese do rite
to me and let me noe all / usk, 70 never
did want to herefrom nobody so bad in my
lite l hev rote you three letter, and git
no anser about that hide. 1t will ruin II
stays out dores. May god bless you, It's
my prayer forever, and now nothing more
from your dcre beloved wife to her deerest
beloved honey husban BID
This letter written on common piece
Of foolscap in cabin Of North Carolina,
and whose lllitente spelling almost requires
a glossary, is us genuine specimen Of
womanly yearning rs ever came from a
wearer Of satin and diamonds. In spite OF
its strange tumble OF thing sacred and secu-
lar, no true UDn will laugh over it."
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France aud Free Trads-The Proposed
Tariff COnmIHsIon.

It seems that France has definitely leei.
ded in favor Of the protection policy against
free trade, and will not enter into a reel.
procity treaty with England. This is a
noteworthy circumstance, and one OF the
greatest importance to ;.the people Of the
United States in connection with the tariff
discussions now in progress. We observ.
ed in recent issue Of tho ISTELuGEScER
that political economy is science as well
understood in France as in any country
in Europe, and II free trade was adapted
toher, or tended to promote her prosper
lily, tho statesmen and political economists
OF that country would be apt to know
It The fact that they adopt the protective
policy in preference, and decline 10
follow the lead Of England, must be
astumbling block to tho free traders Of this
country. France has dense population
and an abundance Of cheap labor. She is
a country OF diversified industry, remark
able for her subdivisions OF labor, her
close and calculating economies OF every
description, and also for the general thrift
oil her people. Why Is shc not a free trade
country She imports considerable raw
material and exports manufactures. She,
like England, seeks the markets OF the
world. One would suppose that she is in
q t,,o.ttion In follow ENGLAND. Bnt "a far
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TUESDAY, MARCH II, lSse,

commencing at 10 O'Clock A, NJ, the following de.
Cribed property, that Is TO SayI certain piece OF
parcel 81 land hiuRted near West LibeTiy, Ohio
and being tho same upon which tho EAid N. v,
Dunlap now resides
Twill convey only the title vested In nc BY Md
deed Of trust
TERNs OF SALE-onc.third tho purchase money
on the day OF ale, the balance In two equal INSTALL
meats, at Nix and twelve months with intere,t iTtn
day Of sale, the purchaser giving notes secured ~
deed Of trust on the prOpehy 'or the deferred ray
jaiS WI. N. DUNLAP, Trustee,
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DIED,

wALTER-on Sunday, February 10, 1882, at 6:3O
>. NJ, ENILiE, dsughtsrOf frank and AmaliU Wal.
tot; nee ssiIler, aged nineteen ysar, four months
and twenty days
Funeral will take place on Tuesday 2iSt inst, at
400 O'Clock r. n IRON the residence OF the family
CfWo Nile Housc). Friends OF tie family are &c.
specially invited to attend.
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wnERLtNo, W. VA. FEBRUARY a. ls2.

THH state Of Pennsylvania is to proceed
Al law against II railroad companies to re-
cover tlloponalty of$5OOO in each case for a
failure to return to the auditorgeneral an
annual report within 30 days after the exPi'
ration Of their financial year.
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CApr. JoHN II. Roster left on ycster.
day for Roxburg, Essex county, Va, to
take unto himself better half in The per-
son Of Mrs. 8. J. Goulden, a very Cstimable
lady Of Virginia. The marriage will take
place at the beautiful home OF Mrs. Goulden
on Tuesday evening, the 2Sth day OF this
month.-ChGrlSston Ledder ofthc lGih.
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FirTr.ErGHr million dollars is the estimated
value Of finger rings Of this country actually
worn, and still there are people mean enough
to so hacking and coughing because they do
not want to invest IS cents for bottle OF Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup.
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.oAINIIssIONER,s SALE.

By virtue Of decree Of the Municipal Court Of
Wheeling made oil the I'D day Of August 4. b.
1881. IN tue cause Of CHthRrlne SchweitIpr. admin.
lstnior, &c, aglinAt Nay Louise Ushe aud Oihen,
will, on
THURSDAY, THE 23p DAY OF FEBRUARY,
A. D. 1881,
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. sell at the front door
Of the Court House Of Ohio county, West Virginia,
the following described real CStRte The north hall
Of the touih half Of lot No. a. situated on The tsI
AIDE Of Main slrret, entire Wheeling, having on iia
two.It. ry brick housr.
TERMS or SLLE-Ons half Of the purchase money
cash, and balance payable In one year With lnlcnt
and evidenced by note with good personal security,
Title TelEintd until further 0fIcr Of the Court.
r. J. HUGtS, Special COmmisIunCf.
WN IL HALIER. An linnccr. jas
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TnEllrn DAY or MARCH, lGSg
SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue OF decd OF trust made by ~. N. Dun.
lap me a. trustee, dated the second day OF iob.
Fuary, iSGl. aud recorded IN the office OF the CLERK
Of the County Court 81 Ohio county, West Virginia
S on ISs aso rI al be front S opT co MI sop
n saIN county nm
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I MAD Neuralgia and Palpitation of the
Heart. Peruna cured me.
AroiNELGERr,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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A CARD.

A CARD
We, the undersigned, take pleasure 10 inform the
public In general our customers especially and our
trends In particular that we have this dRy sod out
our interest In the Wheeling BAZAAR to MeSSh Blum
K Marks, our present members OF the firm, who
neaH In all It's branches rs heretofore carried on by
us nj the present premises, No ilOj Main street
The new urn will spare Meth, efforts nor pains IN
pleasing and accommodating the patrons Of the
house. IN retiring from the ilnn we tender our
-ncereSG thanks 10 our customers and friends for
their liberal snare Of patronage bestowed upon us,
and we solicit continuance Of same for our sue.
cesSOEN YOuIs very truly,
I Him q RRO
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TOR RENT.

A CARD.
We, tho undersigned, take pleasure t0lninrm thu
public In EentIAl, our customers especially, Ant
our friends particularly, that we have tits day EOlt
out our dry goods business, located at llQi Mali
street, 10 Mc.SfE H. EIedenbhch & Bro, OF philidel
phlR, Pa, who will be our EncceISliS and will cOn
ilnuc the buslneSS In ali It's branches ns heretofore
carried on by rs, and we eau vOueh for them thai
they will Epire nelihOr enOrS nor pains ~ pleaslnt
our business we tender our dncertxt thanks 10 gu
customen and friends for their liberal patronage
bestowed upon Us, and We S0liClt a continuance o
same Tor our successors.
We remain, yours very truly,
/. BLUM & BRO,
li0i Main street, Wheeling, W. Va
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NOTICE.

Ne, the undersigned, have this day formed a co.
partnership under the style and firm name OF A.
sledenbach & Bro, for the purpose Of carrying on
business at the old stand. No. l1H Main street us
success, rs to McNn. ]. Blum & Iiro We respect
fully EOllct 'hG patronage Otthe ladies Of Wheeling
and vicinity. 4. LlkDENhACH,
L. LfEUESBACH.
WHEELING. W. VI February %. 1852. wi
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

EESRdepaTtmentSoI study; text books furnIShed
penSes for one year from S16 to 500; non+ectariGn
liberal, thorough. Fall term begins SEPTEMBER
], 1851. Attendance last year from o counties Of
Nest Virginia and from Rtates and TerritorieG
Number oil ssudena larger than for ten yean pro
.aFor catalogues and Other information apply "a
he Acting PreSident, D. B, PURlEToN, AofFan.
town West Va
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WHEELING, W. Va, February 70, lss2.
.io.PARTNERslIP NOTICE.

We, the undersigned have this day formed a CO.
partnership under the style and firm name Of Blum
L Marks inrthc purpose Of continuing the bu ines
At our present pTcmhes, No. llL6 Main street, as
heretofore. n. BLUM,
| d MARKj
WHEELING, ", VA, February 20, lSSa,
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IN OHkNCRRY.
In the Municipal Court Of whsOlhr
Daniel pOek, trustee, plainuH. !


In the Municipal Court Of whsolss
Daniel pSck, trustee, plaintiff,
Henry 4. List, Il he Fin, National
Bank Of g. iainYlllc, Ohio, Su.
Sanhh ~ Is IN her ownTiglI and "
eGecuthS AZ Hamuel LuWIA, do.
ceased, Lewis WOOdmatAee ia his
own right, and Is survivor OF the
soSp I q Il LINN S@. G and s@SS Ch,p
Lewis now deceased Harriet MOOd
mAnAee, George BtUWn In his own
rlght and ~ executor VI joseph
Woo mRnscg, deceased. Hannah
NOOdmauSee, SxOeuthx Of JOaeph
wOOdmnnseS, deceased, aud Daniel
st0enfOd, Defendants.
The defendants, The Fint National p.,L -.
ClniiVile, Ohio &c, re Brown IN bt GT,, ". y
aud " executor VI Joseph NOOdmah.tV. dr+r's.lnS
Hannah MIOdmlnlFo, vGecutlix VI y0cpI ~
manSCe, dec ased, and Daniel stytutud. VIA .,.,
now residents Of hi, State, will take np,lS0 w
the dspNltlony Of Henry X. liii u Z. mi i, "s'
s. iLa,, lpck, Puter fTb, 81 Lotus, Nich,si ~
wards I. II. Logan, 3. J. Boyd, a. FoflT,
lAFkc X H. Cochran, Daniel Sirrnn d c..
Brown Rnd John A. AlmStrung will b. kei, al Ky
| law Office VI AllWell 4 Caldwell Odd Itliss.y'
Hall building, In the city Of VIE, llnR, IN hast,
Of West Virginia, On
TllEilrH DAY OF MARCH, iSE.
between the hours Of . O'Clock A. Y and o'elorl =,
on bOhalt VI sid Henry X List.
| And II from any cause TIT taking Of the iad den
| osllOuS shall not 10 commenced " LsiIT ty,p
| mBneed sh7ll MT De complete on that DAY. N,
iAkirg Of tho same will " adjourned ll0n line i,
tims until the same lhall DO completed,
ny AlrlED CALDWELL and A J, CIAEEI, ii, "a
| llCliOn fyTT
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dissolution.

All parties having any claims against the Wheel.
Ing Bazaar company will please present the same
forimmedIntc settlement. All those who are iu-
debled TO Us will please call and settle tkelr &c.
counts Our successors, McNTS blum 4 Marks arc
hereby authorized to scttlc aud collect I'LL claims
and accounts Of tho late tlrin
WHEELING BAZAAR COMPANY.
WHEELING W, Va February 20, lsS2
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TRUSTEE's SALE.

ny vihueot deed oittuH made BY Walter Buck
loySand Mary Ann buckley his WiiU, TO me 4,
trustee, dated January TO- lsS2 now VI reSorl IN the
Othca Of the Clerk Of the county Court Oi Ohio
49, on page l6, will sell At public auction al Inc
front door Of the Court House Of SaId county, on
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shape.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-15

"A Marvellous Cure
For all bodily ailments arising from 1mpurity
OF blood, torpid liver, irregularity of the
bowels. indigestion, constipation, or disorder
ell kidneys, is warranted III a free use OF Bur
dock BLOOD Bitters. Price 81. For sale at H.
d. Cochran's drug store, l37 North Queen st
Lancaster.