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LOREN RaTEs.s ESTATE.

NJ, IHE ; UE>CEIBEES. hlyiu. been appointed
W By tht Honorable The Probate Court fir IN. U.-
r',t "l httghdrn, Commissioners 20 receive examine,
-lt a'Jt~L the claims and demands Il All t,r-.r.s
arii.st ihe estate of Loren G Bates late of E--,.S
Do siil District ralres,nted insoiveut ami also al
e-i- and DC m4nds exhibited I'm Offset thereto. AMI tx
i- rom the day oftHr date hereof De- u. allowed hy
-a court Tor that purpose DO therefore hereby eve
notice Rat We Will attend 20 the business Of our Sd
ointment 90 the dwelling Of Ann Eliza Bates In
i'-A l said District. the 9Th MONDAYS Il July ana
% .to.er next, 10 10 O'Clock A NJ. ol each Of .sid
days.
lat.i tii' 81 l.y y .ruly,A D. 1867.
%. u. SHAW, Commits
g.. T. DAY. ( sioners.
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PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MAR
RAGE.
TIE cFE4PEST BOOK EYER PUBLISHED
Contains nearly three hundred pages.

AMI lJl fine plates and enZravin = Of the
Anatomy % the Human Organs in state q Health
Ail uisease with treatise Early errors its de-
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WIN me Au hor's Plan Of Treatmcnt-the only
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we report Of cases treated. truthful adviser 70
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WHO e. tertain doubts u their physical condition
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= }. The author may be consulted upon any Of
,L- '.-et -s upon which the hook treats. either
part % TIE world.
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ESTRAY.

ftANE into the enclosure Of the Subscribe
- 70 Milton, on the 31th day Of May, 1867 tw
Ae1rl.ns Mare Colts one black and the other bay.
CHARGES and take them away.
FREDERICK HALL.
Milton, Vt, June 90. W3t-
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y.s.lfp. IC FEMALES DELICATE
liEAf..ft.

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Death 90 Pin-Xgorns (,

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FISHERS CorCHDRors

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VII.
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gfw ESTABLISHMENT.
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ODARICHARpsoN.s ESTATE.

%. u. SHAW, : Commits
&. +. DAY. ( sloners.
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NoY25-HIyr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-06
Distance OF the sun from the Earth.

The American Association for the
Advancement of Science met in Burling
ton, Vermont, last week "wednesday. J.
Prof. Simon Newcomb, of the Washing
ton Observatory, gave an account OF a
new determination of the distance of the
sun from the earth, from which it appears
that persons contemplating a journey
to that central source of light and heat
will mot have to travel so far, by three
millions of miles, as has generally been
supposed. E'r.Et. ..|t1
The Professor stated that ten years
ago astronomers began to suspect
that the distance, as set down in the
wears 1861 and 1869, to wit: 9o,30O,OOO,
was erroneous, and they began to busy
themselves in the use of various means
TO determine the correct distance. In
1862 circulars issued simultaneously
from the observatories of Washington
and Pulkowa, inviting the cooperation
of as tronomers everywhere in general
ATTEMPT to determine this question
The observations occupied two weeks
and was the most extended cooperative
effort on the part of astronomers made
during the century. The accumulated
observations were sent to the Pulkowa
Observatory. But for five years,
through illness, the astronomer there
was unable to report upon these obser
vations. Finally they were forwarded &c
Washington, and placed in the hands
of Professor Newcomb, who tinallv, by
authority of.the Naval Observatory, an
nonnces the result wing the distance
of the sun from the earth to be q, ,340,,
900 miles. The velocity of light, by this
result, is found to be only 165, 600 mile:
| per second. This is certainly fast
enough for all terrestrial purposes. =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-06
Advice. From Washington

Ihe most interesting statement In
Yesterdays Washington advices, is that
which informs us that General SICKLEs,
Commander of the Second Military Dis
rict, has been relieved by General
C,NBY. SGCKLEs is expected in Wash
lngton in day or two, and it is under
stood that he will 90 thence to New
York, for the purpose of entering upon
civil life. This will require n great
change of habit. In returning to the
legal profession he will carry with him
the regrets of large majority of his
frllow-citizens, who are extremely sorry
that he ever left it.
Au item ofcurrent Washington gossip
Is rumor of n stormy interview be-
tween the President and General GRANT,
III relation to the formers proclama-
ton, and an order sent last week by the
latter TO military commanders. "StrOng
words are said to have been used "On
differences Of opinion arising between
them" If such differ did arise,
words of that character were likely to
br brought into requisition, at least, on
The Executives side of the dialogue.
Strong words" are a good deal more in
hIS line than strong deeds.
The amnesty proclamation, an out
line of which appeared in yesterdays
REGISTER, will, it is stated on Presi-
DENTAL authority, positively be issued
lna very few days. We are informed
that it has been decided to pardon all
the classes mentioned yesterday, and
Will only except about hundred per-
sons, who are under criminal indict-
ment
An effort has been made to induce the
resident to make further changes in
his Cabinet, and it is asserted that he
has agreed to make another removal.
SEWARD is understood to be the present
object of JoHNsoN's amiable intentions.
We know of no man who has less use for
his head, or who can better afford to lose
II. PoPE has not b-en removed, but tits
thought that his days are numbered.
tis apity that the same cannot be said
Of his lies
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u.m.era,ic Mee,iug n, 81. CIair.viIIc.

We find by the st. Clairsyille Gazette
,., the Democracy of Belmont county,
Ohio. are all alive in regard to the great
Mas, Meeting 10 be held in st. Clairs-
u.lr Oh next Tuesday. The people
over there are thoroughly aroused and
will be- cat in their strength. PENDLE-
ION and THURMAN will positively he
prrscut. 50 that those who desire to hear
tlr,r rrLuwned speakers, need fear no
Gi,appoIntmrnt.
4 dispo,lIion seems to be manifested
b, many of our citizens to attend this
Mas, Meeting of the Belmont Democra-
a.. Numbers have expressed to MS
lErir intention to go over on Tuesday,
and many others are doubtless anxious
10 swell the throng with their presence.
For the benefit of all such, we would
state that u meeting will be held at
seven o'clock this evening, at the Mu-
n.clpal Conrt Room, to make arrange
menls for going over to st. Clairsville
IA procession. Let all who desire to en-
courage the Democracy of Belmont by
rA. presence, make early arrangements
orthe trip, and let such as can, he in at
ir@dance at the Municipal Court Room
ihi, evening.
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The Canvass I'm Ohio

Political excitement is getting quite
high in Ohio. The contest is between
the friends of the white man and the
lovers of the negro. We see that the
former will be addressed in ST. Clairs,
vile, on Tuesday next, by MessrS. PEN
DLEToN aud THURMAN, two of the finest
orators in the country. An invitation
has been extended to Ohio county Dem
ocrats to be present on the occasion.
Those who desire to witness the finest
meeting and hear the best speaking re-
Gently had in this section should attend.
The Democrats will meet at the Munich
pal Court Room this evening to prepare
for sending over q delegation.
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singular Escape From Dea th.

A remarkable attempt at infanticide
and suicide was resorted in this city
yesterday by the passengers on the ex-
Great Eastern Railroad. A number OF
German emigrants were on board the
train on their way to the West, and
among them a woman with three chill
dren, one of whom was an infant about
eight months old. At Cincinnati she re-
ceived intelligence of the death of her
husband, which threw her into a very
desponding state of mind. One of her
relatives, who accompanied her on the
Journey, from somo inexplicable cause,
treated the poor woman very brutally,it
is said, having on one occasion struck
her in the face and blackened both her
eyes. She became half distracted with
grief ut the loss of her husband and the
i'll usage to which she was subjected.
When the train arrived ut North Jud-
son, seventy-seveR miles from this
city, the woman seized her infant and
threw it out of the window, the train
running at the rate of twenty miles an
hour. A moment afterward she herself
jumped out of the window ,headforemOst,
The passengers at once gave the Alarm
and the train was stopped.
The conductor, Mr.. g. b. Sargent, pro.
ceeded back on the track until he found
her. She had alighted on soft sandy
spot, and with the exception of some
bruises on the face, appeared to be very
little hurt by the fall. The child was NOT
found ut that time, in fact none of the
passengers had seen her throw the in,
| fant from the window. The train pro.
ceeded to the station and one of the track.
men was despatched in search Of the
child. He found the infant not far from
the spot where the mother had fallen,
Strange 30 say, it was alive and not
very seriously injured. The woman aud
the child were both left at Judson sta
tion, and yesterday msrning they were
brought to this city, from which they
win Be sent TO their aestination.--Ch.
oago Tribmas. - =
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other of two hundred dollars for PAGERS
and rackers. The most liberal premi-
ums are also offered for draught, driving
and saddle horses. cattle, sheep, and
hogs; for agricultural implements of all
kinds; for fruits, flowers, vegetables,
roots, grain; for manufactures of all
sorts; and upon every unmentioued ar
ticle usually exhibited at such places.
The arrangements of the Executive
Committee to secure the convenience
and satisfaction of exhibitors are of the
most ample character. Nothing has
been omitted that can in any way con-
tribute to the advantage and comfort
of persons bringing goods or stock to
the Fair. The stalls and pens are in ex-
cellent order; the halls aud stands Will
be found in the finest condition, and the
Fair Grounds are now in such thorough
repair as to challenge general admira-
tion. The track has been greatly i'm
proved since last Fall and is now re-
garded as one of the best in the coun-
try. In short. for completeness and ex-
cellence in every respect, the Society's
Grounds cannot easily be surpassed,
and the thoroughness and perfection of
their general arrangements cannot fail
to offer superior inducements to exhib-
itors. As usual, railroads and packet
boats running to and from Wheeling
have agreed to carry passengers,
stock, &c, ut half the usual rates.
The management deserve great credit
for the energy with which they have
carried forward their work, and their
labOrs will doubtless be largely reward
ed. We hope to see the coming Fair
receive liberal patronage from our
own and neighboring States. Persons
at a distance, desiring copies of the
"Regulations and List of Premiums" can
be accommodated by applying to the
Secretary. Mr.. JOHN BISHOP, of this
city.
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Pendleion and Thurman.

These far-famed orators will nndoubt-
ediy be present in st. Clairsville on
next Tuesday. The announcement of
Their coming will attract thousands tC
near them. The Mass Meeting on the
lVth inst. will be one of the largest
ever held in Eastern Ohio. A cordial
invitation IS extended to West Vir-
sIhlans to participate in the privileges
VI the day. Go over, and help the Ohio
democracy shout. A meeting will be
ueld at seven o'clock this evening, at
Tue Municipal Court Room, to take
steps for sending over delegation
from this vicinity.
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AuIrish Duelist.

Mr.. Patrick Power, of Daragle, was a
fat, robust man, much distinguished for
his intemperance, and generally seen
with a glowing red face. He on one
occasion fought with fire-eating com-
panion named Bill Briscoe. When tax
ing aim, he said he still had a friendship
for him, and would show it; so Ire only
shot off his whisker and the top of his
ear.
When travelling in England, Power
had many encounters with persons who
were attracted by his brogue and clum-
sy appearance. On one occasion, group
of gentlemen were sitting in a box at
one end of the room when he entered
the cOffee-room. The representative of
Irish manners at this time, on the Eng
lish stage, was tissue of Ignorance,
blunderS and absurdities; and when a
real Irishman appeared off the stage,
he was always supposed to be a fair butt
for ridicule. When Power took his seat
in the box, the waiter came to him with
a gold watch. with gentlemans's com
piiments, and request to know what
o'clock it was by it. Power took the
watch, and then directed the waiter to
let him know the person who sent it..
He pointed out ono of the group
Power rang the bell for the servant, and
directed him 10 bring his pistols and
follow him. He put them under his arm
and, with the watch in his hand, walked
up to the box, and, presenting the watch,
begged to know to whom it belonged,
when no one was willing to own it, he
drew his own from his fob, presenting it
this servant, desired him to keep it, and,
putting up the gold one, he gave his
name and address, and assured the COM
pany he would keep it safe till called tor
1t was never claimed.
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to the extent Of founding no less than
four important railroad bills upon it, may
he supposed to possess some such virtues
as we ascribed to it in o former article
qualities worthy of early and careful
consideration by all interested-and
who is not interested in such contem-
plated railway improvements, North as
well as South 2"
A meeting has been suggested to meet
gentlemen from Washington and Pitts
burgh to confer on the subject of estab-
fishing freight thoroughfare, on the
plan embraced in these Congressional
bills from Lake Erie to the waters OF
Chesapeake Bay, the meeting to be held
on Thursday next at 2 p. NJ. We trust
that the conference will be held, and a
full meeting arranged for.
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@t'heeling Register.
Meeting Tonight.

a.. ,r, requested to state that a meet
If the Democrats of this city will
49, held ar the Municipal Court Room,
,-o'cIock this evening, TO make ar
moments to attend the Mass Meeting
-. St Clairsville ON next Tuesday. The
n,uocracy of Belmont have invited us
., IL. pr,Scut. Those who desire to hear
p,xpIyToN and THURMAN, two of the
sr.t men Of the age, should not miss
this opportunity. The meeting this
.r.pipc will be for the settlement Of
nrrIiminarics. ca and take your neigh
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-06
The Voice of the People.

The recent elections in California
hay, been attended with the happiest
,..nlts for the Democracy. The returns
show large Democratic gains, and indi
,,t. the probable success of the Demo
,,,tic State ticket. The tide is turning.
". defer further comments until the
t,ll u.riiculars can be had.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-06
Worth West Virginia Agricultural
SOciefy.

The Premium List of the "SecOnd
annual Fair of the North West Virginia
agricultural Society,"" is upon our table.
The Fair, which Is to be held en- the
S0cIety's grounds on Wheeling Island,
upon the LIST, I'd, Sd and 4th days of
october, promises to be one of the most
successful ever held at this point. The
list of premiums is unusually large;
much more liberal than those offeted by
similar associations even In larger cities.
For example. We notice single pre-
MUM Of five hundred dollars to be CON-
Pettd for by trotting horses, and an
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-06
Whiskers and Mustaches +!

IT. est face in from three % FIVE weeks by uSing
DR.. SEYIGNES RESTAURATEUR CAPPIL-
LAIRR. the most wonderful discovery in modern
science. acting upon the Beard and Hair In an
almost miraculous manner. II has been used by
the elite Of Paris and London with the most
be registerpd. and II entire satisfaction e. not
given In every instance, The money VIII le cheer
ktIly r9fruded- Price by mail, sealed and post.
paK4 81. Descriptive circulars and testimonials
maii.i free. Address BERGER SHUTS q
CO., Chemists, No - River Street, Troy, N.