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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-04-26
Deaths by Violence.
From the Pittsburgh Post.

From the Pittsburgh Post.
No President of the United States or
member of the Cabinet was ever before
murdered. Ar attempt was made to
take the life of General Jackson, in his
day, in 1882, bot it failed. The only
Cabinet officers who were killed since the
organization Of the Government were
Abel L. Usher, Secretary of State, and
Hon. John \. Gilmer, Secretary OF the
Navy under John Tyler's Presidency, in
1913 Both were from Virginia They
were killed by the bursting of Commodore
Stockton's big gun called the "Peace-
maker" on board the United States stea-
mer Princeton. The President, John
! Tyler, was aboard, and narrowly escaped
similar fate. Our venerable townsman,
! William Wilkins, was on board of the
vessel, and perhaps saved his life by stand
ing behind the mainmast of the Princeton.
disiiking the din of heavy explosions
Thomas II. Benton was also standing by
the side of Judge Wilkins, who was at
that time Secretary Of war. History adds
the following list Of rulers that have been
assassinated
Philip Of Macedon was among the ear
liest victims of assassination.
Julius Caesar fell at the base of Pom
pey's statue Il. G. A.
TatiIla, King of the Goths, WAS assas-
sinated :. d. 552.
Count Wal!enstein, the hero Of thirty
years war, died at the age of fifty four
by the hands of band of assassins.
e l., l. !
a masked ball in the palace at Stockholm,
March 2Sth 1892.
Peter III Of Russia, after having teen
deposed, was murdered III prison in 1852.
Paul l., son of the above, was stran2led
in bed by a hand Of conspirators WHO de
manded his abdication
Henry III. of France, tie last OF the
House Of Velolse, was stabbed by iana-
tic named Clement, OH August 81, 1889,
jnst after Henry had caused the Duke of
Guise to be ttssassinated.
Henry ". fell May 4th, 1910, beneath
the dagger Of Francois RavaiIiac.
Albert l., Emperor of Germany, was
killed by his nephew May lst, 1905,
while crossing the river Reuss.
Edmund l., King Of the Anglo Saxons,
met his fate at the hands Of Leolf, an out
| law, \. d. 946.
Edward II. of England was stabbed in
the back, ard died in 979
Richard II. Of England was reported
to have been slain by a battle axe in the
hands of an assassin i'll the year 400,
but this is denied by historians.
Edward V. and his brother disappeared
mysteriously, while Shakespeare has rem
dered immortal the taking off, hv the
Duke Of Gloucester, the life Of Henry
VI
The Duke of Clarence was poisoned
(not drowned) in Malmsey in l47S.
Queen Victoria, Louis Philippe and
Louis Napoleon have all had attempts
made upon their lives.
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81 \ " Loyal exchange editor SAYS
the new fifty cent shiupaster looks 50
much like qnack medicine label that he
involuntary tulns It over 70 see fit cures
corns, 5unioas and whooping cough. He
says further, that it contains as many
colors as the banIana tur5an of a snowy
negress. On the centre of the face close
by cloud of dust, sits a Cat. misshapen
female covered with sma.! -pox h,otcles.
Her right arm rests on a hoop, through
which may be seen an owl sitting Oh pile
Of old clothes in the distance, and in the
right hand Is 2ra-pri an umbrella stick.
Her left hand grasps something which a
lively imagination may conceive to be Il
pair Of scales. One foot appears done up
in poultice Either that editor OF tho
Treasury artist has a lively imagination.
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ey The British residents of New York
held meeting and expressed their deep
sympathy about the assassination of the
President.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-04-26

ex A prosy member OF Congress hav-
ing asked friend, /" Have yon read my
last sueech :" h. replied, - h"pe 80
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-04-26

vz,- Strawberries and green cucumbers
~. already on the 5iHa ct fare Il some u
.he pi;la3elE h.l restaurants
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-04-26

eS- \ Boston storckecper the other
day stuck upon his door tie iaconic ad
vertisemeut; a boy wanted" The
next morning, OF ,penirg the store, lie
found a little nrrhin IN 4 BASKET, d" Label
ed, - Here h., is -
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-04-26
e. Laura Keen was ARRESTED at Harris

g. Laura Keen was arrested at Harris
bur-, on Monday She vas b5nnd wesJ,
TO Cincinnati. She said she had given
bail to appear at Washington, and had
|, # owing to the excitement there incident
to her ro>iliou with relation 10 the affair
~ the ;heatr" The whole three are held
bv th- military as "A mere matter Of pre-
caution, until the facts can be ascertained
from WS-Linaton,, when she VIII Probs-
bly b.. discharged with aTrclu"ies-
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Wheeliug Wholesale Market.
SArf-RDAY EVENING Nav 26, 1855

wheeling Wholesale Market
SATURDAY EVENING May s6, 1885.
FLOUR-Dul and few sales, At 81 IS Do Is.
WHEAT-In demand at 81 1901 -.
OA~TS-Nomipal at 4e030.
CORN-Firm and In steady request at T3c05O.
BARLEY-Sells dull at 81 25
SUGARS Dull and little doing; Porto Rico ID
Choice Yellow Tie; Crushed Powdered lso2lci
MOLHSSEs-New Orleans $3.50.
SYRUPS-At 9OooS 90.
COFFEE-Firm at 33635c.
OHS-Firm at 81 70 tor Lard: % Tor Car
bon, and soc for .ubricating.
SALT-Ohio River 81 IS; Table 81 go.
BUTTER-l5c.
P~oTATOES-Not much doing: prices range
from 81 30d1 50.
DRIED APPLES-Dull at 506c per Ii.
EGGS-Net much doing at l2c.
LARD-1992O in fair supply.
HAY-Sl6 per ton loose. ,
SEEDS-Clover SIS so; Timothy IS %; Flsxseed
demand at 81 IS.
BROOMS-Common 81 1905 50; Fancy IS $50
ToBACCO-Dark los is 75es5o; Spun Roll
s0n95c; Bright tl91 IS; Common Twist 4sc.
SOAP-Cfncinnati German lafc; Wheeling do
istc; Family soap niS e.
G~LASS-Good demand. Market firm; 8 by 10
No. !. IS IS; No. 2, Is 40; 9 by IL to 10 BY l2 No.
!, % 10 No. 2 y 75' 8 by ID to 10 by ID No. J.
LEATHER-sole Sossc. per h., Oak sole
4ooe4, per ID: upper e2e9ta Per dos,; kip
iSs'f harness leather sse per h. Sides s. per b.;
WHISKY Steady; common q %: Rye
wooL~Buysrs are Offering 500. NO sales yet
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70 INVALID SOLDIERS,
And All other Tnforfunafes.
Artificial Legs, Arms & Grutohes
cpp.T IMPROVEMENTS IN THEIR MAN
49, UFAGTURE.

UFAeTURK.
a RTER SEVERAL YEARS ~
"A FERENCE in the Manufacture OF Aru,
fstfers himself that he is now able TO give enr;
tire satisfaction to all those needing any lang
in his line. He warrants his articles 70 ooas
serviceable, durable and light as can pc malnr
featured; as evidence he refers 10 the following
voluntary certificates: e6hgA D41& ~
To Charles Behler. Agent HAseArs: lES IS -,
US. GENERAL HosPrrA,
WHEELING, w. va, April 18Th, 1895.
take pleasure in stating 20 you that I have
carefully examined the Artificial Legs manu-
factured by LeonhardL egran, and for which You
are AGENT. For simplicity Of construction IA
well "a durability and conyenieree. Ihaye never
seem anything 70 equal them, and I tnere,ers
cheerfully zecommend them % any who are I'M
fortunate enough 70 need artificial limbs.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
8JuHN KIRKERyi
A. A. Surgeon. o. S. A, in charge.
wHrEryo, W. Va, April 9th. 1865.
Ihaye carefully examined the Artificial Legs
of Lombard Legran, and hnd them simple IN
| their construction, Of good workmanship, light
and very substantially made. They WIN 90
| quite as serviceable a. any artificial legs In use,
less liable to need repairs. ! ehesrfaly recon-.
JOHN FRlSSELL,
A. A. Surgeon, Q. S.A.
WHEELING, W. Va, April Goth. 1865
The Artificial Legs offered for sale by Charles
| Behler. Agent. I can recommend tor the follow
ing advantages: simplicity in structure, strength
| of material and economy In price.
Respectfully, X
Surgeon Board Of Enrolment.
It affords me much pleasure to state that Leon
bard Legran, corner of East Commons. Alie.
| ebony, has furnished me with an artificial leg,
that / can use well, after ono weeks using l
| cheerfully recommend toa VI who are unfortunate
LEwB RAMLEY,
springdalc Allegheny county Pa
For further particulars cali on or address.
LEONHARD LEGEAN,
No. 80 Ohio Street. Allegheny City, Pa,
Or. CHARLES BEHLER, Agent
my4 Monroe street, Wheeling, w. Va.
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Philosophy Of Marriage: !,

INV YoSx Nassun q An.souy have
ietsrminsd, rsTarda9s Of sDgnss, 70 Issue Tree
tfur the bsGe6t Of suffering humanity. and sup
Srsadon a. qnaokuyt feyy Of thsr most inter
Ting ard 3ns1Eacau Isctures on Marriage
md it d~isquat6caH@A. 1erve.s sd Rhysieaa
Debility. PrsnAturs decline olxanAood Ind
&c 81 s %saun ssa E %.a,s =. q
sial hi. nd those malaRss rtieA rs1n1s Iron
youthful foliss, excessss u n1soxft5. vt igno.
rance Of Physiology and hwSsf 4atare ag@s
Thee invaluah6 leeturps Aevvbsea thAnsaas
Of snliGAasaing and ssvi1k tAcueandA apd WI
! 49,; :s;:
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CHARLES

q UCCEssOR To H. DIEMEL,
y FANCY DYER AND SCOURER, South
Street, near the B. s. @. R. r. Depot, Wheeling,
W. Va. AL kinds of Shawls, Ribbons, and eve.
~ description Of Silks and Wooden Goods, exc.
cuted on short notice and on reasonable terms.
This il the first and best Steam Dying Estab-
lishment In the Western States. sep20
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FrsaeA Ceafecusnary.ra
PHILIP sCHWETTZEK,

nPPO0ITE BUsBYsA LITTLEs,,
" No. s. Market Street. has now 90 hand and
2 o~opstapt3y rscstyt9Ks large stock o. ConSse.
deaak1 Medical Baltimore Congh Candy and
sysEy ether variety Of Candy. sld Gales Toy
SteEy deser5peoa, and . fdn a5sgfnent d
ve1eUeen14 xeaoosk -
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j. & q. BAYHA.

y. % U. od nkA,
DREAD, CRACKER AND CAKE
ID BAKERY, Market Street, opposite the
Washington Hall, q few doors above Monroe
Street, Keep constantly on hand a full assort-
meut Of tho above articles
rTheir wagon runs constantly to all parts
OF the city with Bread, Crackers, Rusks, Cakes,
etc. sep2O
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p. E. ZINN,

z. e. ZINN,
ERgITERER e. CONNECTION.
10 ER, Bridge Corner, Wheeling, W. Va,
wholesale and retail dealer In Foreign Fruits,
Nuts and Cigars, and manufacturer Of Refined
Candy. ~.
wedding and other particle furnished on short
notice and accommodating terms. sep90
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JACOB GROSSCLOS,
Successor to Probe & Grosselos,)
MANUFACTURER OF RUGGIEs,
M CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS, &C., Co.,
No. 70 Market Street, keeps constantly on hand
his line of business. Particular attention given
to repairing. I9ELE
E@Second hand Carriages and Buggies for
sale, sepa0
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New Y0rk Market
CBy Tlegraph.)

NEW YoRx. May 81.
eOffoN-Hsavy and lower. a. DO Tor mid.
FfOUR-Hssvy and iooiSo lower. st = To
IS for extra State, 81 1897 30 Cor extra r.. r
D., and 81 $500 for trade brandS Market oos.
Ing heavy; with no buyers at outside quotations
wHISKY-Moderste, active. and higher.
Western at s2De %. Closing With no sellers nm
der % osf2 10.
wHEATIQu.et and without decided change.
CORN-Sesrcs and 203c better, new Western
quoted at IS 6sec. !.
OATS-More active and decidedly drner. 1t
S60Seo. TD LLD.
PETROLEUM-Dui. at SO Tor Crude; 500 fof
rsnned In bond, and 6s37oc for refined NEE
PORK-Hesvy and less active, at e9aoas IS
for new msss, closing s23 ~ regular; - !so3t
for 1884, mess cash and regular way. olesing ut
81 for cash. aud tleoi5 50 Tor prime msss.
BEEF-Steady.
BEEF HAMSFirm at s26 oer.
CUT M~EATS-Heavy, st ll30lSofor Shout.
ders aud l3f Ice for hams.
LARD-Qaiet end steady at l6fc.
BUTTER-Quist, st 3S1S3o for Ohio, end 27c
for State. LL- = NNfHYt.2l
CHEEsE-Dul ut looi7e.
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has s.esis 81 az assw1s5 y<u. sssrEh
szESE @s$zsN sGs
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WILLIAM HARE, -.
Pa q yFr4RA h. 1890 & Sm1.. q All Alp
hcordss fsom the country stssnded 10 81
ShoIt nodos. ~ aS5g sep3o
q. u. ZANE q

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TRANSPORTATION
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

On and and after January Isl, 1865 trains on
the different railroads VIII arrive and depart as
follows:
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HARPER,s ENLARGED EDITION
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J. G. WHEAFE.
MT CARR.

AND sURvEYORs.-PARTICU
LLAk ATTENTION given to the develops
nsnt of Oil Lands. Typographical Maps and
Plats neatly and accurately executed.
Office on Monroe street, under Mcclure House,
wheeling, w. Va. my5-Sm.
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JAMES g. z HANNIBAL FORBES.
s WHEAT & FORBES,
A TTORNEYs AT LAW, WHEKL.
IA ING, WEST VA. Office on Main street,
two doors north Of NJ. & NJ Bank my13m !
JAMES p. ROGERS,
TTORNEY AT LAW, WILL
"A PRACTICE In the Courts OF Ohio county
and adjoining counties,
Collections promptly attended to.
OFFICE .lOn Fourth street, directly opposite
the Court House, Wheeling. w. We. janis
N. RICHARDSON. J. RLRERr NKEESAF.
Richardson & M'Kennan,
A TTORNEYsATLAW.E OFFICE,
"A No. 80 Monroe Street, above 4th Wheel
ing, Va. - feolSut
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CITY ITEMS.

THEATRE Mr.. Edmund Coles and the
artists accompanying him, were greeted
by another full house last night. Great
Expectations" dramatsed by Mr. Coles
himself, was put apon the stage for the
first time in this city. and fully Justified
the great expectations" which had been
formed by the audience concerning it
The main incidents of Dickens thrilling
novel are very well preserved and etlec-
lively rendered in the dramatic version.
Several of the most interesting passages
are wrought out with great power. Mr..
Coles sustained the part of Pip last night
with much ability, ard Mr.. Hills Joe
Gargery was eminently natural. We un-
derstand that the same play is to be pre-
scented tonight, when Mr. Coles will take
:. benefit. and our citizens will have ali
other opportunity of witnessing Il very
chaste and beautiful play
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The river was stationary last evening,
With nine feet eight inches water III the
channel But few boats came o. went,
nd business was very dull on the land
ing
The steamers Minerva and Iron City
have been discharged from Government
service. and VIII immediately resume
their regular trips in the Pittsburg and
Pmkcrshurg trade.
The fine steamer Revenue, Captain j
| Rns,oH is advertised to leave for Gin
cmnatj andLouiSville on Saturday even
inc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-23

Muse HArH CHARMS &c The
music loving public will be pleased to
learn that our enterprising piano dealer,
Mr.. Jesse B Mellor, at No l39 Main
street, has just received new assortment
of the celebrated Knabe pianos for which
his establishment is noted One of the
Grand Pianos manufactured by William
Knabe 4 Co, OF Baltimore, is now on eN-
hibition at Mr. Mellor's music depot -
The high reputation of these instruments
will at once commend them to the mnSi-
cal public. The Worlds Fair and iunu-
merable State Fairs have awarded pre-
miums TO this unrivaled instrument, and
TO all these decisions the most learned
and proficient musical celebrates, a, we'll
as the "leSscr lights" say amen. la adj
dition TO complete assortment Of these
Pianos. Mr. NJ. has on full stock OF Ma
son & Hamlin's pelodeons as well a. the
best of guitars, violins, flutes sheet mn-
sic, &c, &c Call at No. l&9 Main street.
and Sc for yourselves.