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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-10

The principal railroad stocks were III
fair demand, though generally the mis-
cellancous list was dropping. The al,
vance of the past two weeks has failed
to draw the public into the market, the
prevailing idea outside apparently being
that the movement is in opposite to
the prospective value of stocks. On
every Improvement in the tone of the
market there is q rush to sell, which ill.,
dieates lack of confidence in any fur
Their advance in prices.
The statement of the New York assO'
ciated banks for the week reflects the
present tendency of capital to coneen-
trate at this center. The deposits show
the large increase of Ss,054,73l, WHICH
il mainly attributable to the drain OF
currency from the interior. The legal
tender notes have increased S2,66I ,O56
and the specie S2,491 ,s73. The loans
have been swelled S3,l40,l77, owing
probably to the purchase Of Government
securities by the banks as much rs the
augmented demand from the Stock EX.
change. The circulation has decreased
$685.. The total of the present and
Drryious statements stand thus:
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LIFE OR DEATH.

A MOTHER EDITION JUST PUBLISHED,
n being the seth of the Pocket Aesculapius.
or Every One His Own Doctor, including
Treatise on Diseases Of Females irregularities,
&c. with a hundred engravings. explaining
those diseases, in both sexes. BY WA fousG'
NJ ID. 80 arf}sl
Every one may conduct any case OF secret
diseases selfabuse, or those distressing diseases
incidental TO youth, manhood or old age, VITA
out resorting to the quacks of the present. GAY.
Let no man contemplating marriage be snotn-
CT hour without reading this wonderful book
As IL discloaes important secrets, which should
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) Let every weak and bashfm youth VINO nas
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New Y.rk s,.el sl.r.e..

New YORK, May $50 p. II.
Ohio certificates, 2ssa23; Canton, asa
Northumberland Coal, 30a31 ;Quicksilvcr
gssa2Sf; Mariposa 7as; do. preferred 1874
20; Western Union Telegraph 42sa43;
NeMsYork Central 81 sa97 J; Erie 81 ia63s;
Hudson River 974a97f; Reading l03sa
l03s; Michigan Southern 6fa674; Illi-
nois Central l13fal14; Pittsburg 12la
72i; Rock Island s9ta9O; North Western
34aa;s5; do. preferred 6Oea6oa; Toledo
1l2i. : 49," gym
Steamship shares active and excite d;
Atlantic higher; 96a96t; Pacific weak,
l2stal9. srf - p '7ssF's za
Miscellaneous shares firm.
Border State bonds higher bat not
active; New Tennessees gu; old Tennes-
sees extra coupons 644; Aissouris ~.
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WHoLEsALE aRocERs.

sHnHZ nHE 1900
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Washirsioa Items.

WASHINGTON, May a.-Assistant Sec
Ietary Chandler has after several weeks
absence for the benefit of his health,
returned to Washington and resumed
his duties.
The u. 3. Supreme Court, orders no
copies, orders, rnles aud forms in bank.
rnptcy or any of them to be established
hy Court, or shall be- published until
order of the COnrt. ..-.
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Ma..achs.et,. l.exi.las.re.

y BosroS, May "a resolution wai
unanimously adopted in the Legislaturs
to-day strongly endorsing the Northsru
Pacific railroad enterprise, and urging
Congress to grant such additional aid
"a will secure its immediate construc-
ton, and requesting the Senators and
Representatives of Massachusetts, to
vote for such aid.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-10

The quotations ofGOyernments in the
New York market are as follows:
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Farm for Sale.

UVHk UNDh -
i for sale four hundred and fifty acres, more
or less, two hundred and fifty acre cleared, sit
uste In Richhill township, Green county rs;;;
Ave miles from Cameron Station, W. Va, well
watercd aud In good neighborhood. and Is wei
calculated for either agricultural or grazing pur'
poses. the most Of which IL well set with grass,
an orchard Of selected fruit, two comfortapie
dwelling houses one frame barn, two stables
grain house. corn cribs wagon shed, colt stable,
calf shed and other out buildings an excellent
spring Of water two rods from the house and
two good mill seats Persons wishing 20 pur
chase will call ON the undersigned on the prem
ses mar2l-w3m ANDREW SMITH.
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LOUISVILLE, May S.--A special to the
Cdarier from Russellville, Ky, says
Hon. Elisha liirz, just elected to Con-
sress from :he Third District by an al
most unanimous vote ever his Radical
opponents, committed suicide this af.
terROon by blowing out his brains with
q pistol. He left note saving in the
present condition of the country his adj.
vanced aye precluaed his doing his
country any good, and he sought relief
IN death, sEg'
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Nsy9.
Flour firm and quiet. Wheat quiet
Mt 2 6Sa2 90. Corn weak at Gl9al w.
Oats firm at II. Rye dull ut sal 80.
Barley nominala at 80. Mess pork heavy
at % so. Lard dull at l2i. Bulk shout
ders =. Whisky neglected.
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From Ouelprc

QUEBEC, May 9.-The armed Govern
ment schooner, La Canad:ene, is being
fitted ont for cruise in the Gulf of st.
Lawrence, for the protection Of the
fisheries.
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q CLEVELAND, O., May Alt the Rail.
road Convention held here all the prin.
ripal roads aud steamboat lines in the
country were represented. Samuel
Sloan was chosen chairman The oh.
ject was the settlement Of the existing
difficulties regarding freight. The meet.
ing was held with closed doors. There
was nothing arrived at, and the con,
vention adjourned to meet ut Chicago
tomorrow. A resolution tn take no
freight, except prepaid. for the Balti:
more 4 Ohio Road. WAS passed.
\ steamer will leave here fortnight
for Point Aupe!lo Island, Canadian ter
ritory, conveying the friends, principals
and party to witness the fight between
Bill Davis aud Ellieott on Friday. The
matter has been. kept very quiet, and
there will probably he no detention.
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TRANsPoRTATIoN.s
Baltimore 6 Ohio R. R Co.
SKINNER SCHEDULE.

ot,1cp p :, u1,uonR & ONO RAnsaAp Co, g.
o ""1 i'A- ~ WHrELNe. May 4. 1867
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Nilwaukes llarket.

MILWAUKEE, May 9.
Flour firm; XIX 13 50al4 90. Wheat
firmer ut 2S3 for NO2.
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WIN not Iose, through the nisrsp,is. . 80
- enssais4 s.y q 80 cos ~
''. Ts s's ssS i NJ. R;es ~. ct 80 81
s ssisrstise ss ne isssrssssrs -
az enfsrtaiDuent.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. r.
nN AND AFTER APRIL 3D. 1907

Tickets to all principal points in the East and
West can be procured at the Union Office IN Nc
Lure House and at the station at Bridgeport.
f. l.. MYERS,
mayi General Ticket Agent.
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The quotations. Of Compound Interest
notes are: June. Q86D, ll9all9i; July,
1lssallog: August, ll5alla3; October,
l17all7i; December, 1l6all64; May,
l565), ll3lal13f; August, ll2tall2a;
September, 1l2all24; October, lllfall2.
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ADMONITORh'

In reluctantly bidding adien % %, %
generous frisndsbip and pAtsI arr =.
Erghtest memories u long .S.iss
desires 20 specially esutsso tsen [gps7s =
statements Of his dsah ana $1,000
Enthusiastically, perhzp. u n.da.sbss
generally, he II panied 10 bsbe,' ,,r.sSssSi II
pse a sSSs.isssx' in vhish bic ''
Honor Al gratitude. alike, f"fa st,, ~
NATURALIZATION "a dseeptiea yns,l ~
xa.ax 10th e psfssssl friend, Az = d,I,b.vssr
be therefore sincerely hepes ~ ~, ~
noancemeut Of his fAREWELh
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-10

MAILS.
~ M kegs assorted sizes nails, best brands,
at MAXWELL 4 TINGLES.
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nsssENGRR TRAINS WILL hun
i by the following schedule on and amer tue
5ih day of May. 1907:
TX AZ FAST LINE tl- 1T5H
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain prac-
tice indugcd in when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or at school, the
effects of which are nightly felt, even when
asleep, and if not cured renders marriage i'm
possible, and destroys both mind and body,
should apply Immediately.
What pity that a young man, the hope Of
his country, the darling Of his parents, should
he snatchcd from all prospects and enjoymsnts
of life by the consequences of deviating from
the path OF nature and indnlging in certain
secret habit. Such persons must, before con-
templatinc
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MARRIAGE;

Reflect that sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote connubiai
happiness Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes u weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly darkens 10 the yiew the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and filed with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness oi
another becomes blighted with our own.
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.Y91eI lMEDIoALi s4fYs
a1LrImonK LOOK HOSPITAL
Establishcd rs Refuge from cnackcry. II
only place where q cure can Be obtained

Has discovered the most Certain, Speedy, and
nrix FfTectual Remedy I'm the world for Weak.
ness Of the Back OF Limbs, Structures, Affections
Of the Kidneys and Bladder Involuntary Dis.
CHARGES. Impotency, General Debility, Nervous
ness Dyspepsia, Langnor, [5w SPirits Conf. Confu'
81 Trambline' Dimness OF Sight. Giddiness-
Disease sf the Head, Throat Nose or Skin, Al
ieations Of the Liver. Lungs, stomach or soy
s5s~.shose Terrible Disorders arising from Soli
-tary Habits of Youth-sEcREr and solitary pro
tices more fatal TO their victims than the sohss
their most brilliant hopes or anticipafions, ren
Jering marriage. sc, impossible.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-11-01
For The AEgis 4. Intelligencer.
] BellAir Sabbath Assoclation.

& On'last Sabbath afternoon, the Rev. G. P.
Nice. Secretary of the Maryland Sabbath Assoc
citation, delivered an address, in the Methodist
Episcopal Church, in THIS place, on the impor-
tancf Of maintaining inviolate The integrity OF
the Christian Sabbath. and also impressed upon
the audience the NECESSITY Of forming assoeia-
tons for the promotion of this Object Aiter TIE
address, a temporary organization was formed
by calling Jas. A. Fulton 10 tie chair. On
motion, a committee was appointed TO nominate
permanent officers for the Bel Air Sabbath ASST
citation, auxiliary TO the Mar, land Sabbath Asso-
citation. The committee reported the following
gentleman, who were duly elected viz Pres-
dent-Dr.- E II. Richardson; Vice President
Alex. Norris; Secretary-J. 7. G. Hopkins;
Treasnrer--R. j. Rogers. The Executive Com
mitlee-Jas Heron, chairman, Jas. A. Fulton,
A. Fl. Greenfield, j. 7. Spicer. Samuel r. Whist
Ter, jas. Dean, and VIM. D. Harryman The
Association then adjourned, subject to the call
OF the Executive Comnittpe.
JAS. A. FULTON, TEN. Pres.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-11-01
The Election.

Before another issue of our paper the election
will have taken place, for county and State off.
GERS. Let no voter remain at home on election
day, because he thinks that our ticket car be
elected without him. He owes it to himself and
to the State to exercise the right of suffrage, and
to show by his acts that he is not careless of the
right of franchise. A large vote is important, il
not 10 secure the election Ct our candidates, il is
to show the feelings and opinions of the people
of Marylsnd with regard to the issues of the day
The election of this or That particular candidate
is sometimes unmportant but the issues on
which the election turns are never unimpof tant,
and the questions before The people of this State,
on Tuesday next, are OF more importance than
ever before. The Republican State Convention
has declared in favor of negro suffrage. There.
fore, turn out on election day and show by your
votes that negro sutfr ge is no more acc ptahle
in Maryland than it is in Connecticut und Ohio.
Let not these States lead Maryland in the settle
ment of this question. Remember that this very
question called out larger vote in the State Of
Ohio than was ever cast in that State on any
former occasion, and that the people of the Buck
eye State declared against the very doctrine
which the Republicans of Maryland have adop-
ted by fifty thousand majority.
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SCRE ~ CHS
S T. A w Fed TONIC.

THIS medicine, invented by DR.. j. H. Sch mex,
of Philadelphia, is iatended 10 dissolve the
food and make it into chyme, the FIRST process
of digestion. By cleansing The stomach with
Schenck's Mandrake Pills. the Tonic soon re-
sores the appetite, and food that could not be
eaten before using ii will be easily digested.
Consumption cannot be cured by Schenck,s
Pulmonc Syrup unless the stomach and liver is
made healthy and the appetite restored, hence
the Tonic and Pills are required in nearly every
case of consumption. A half dozen bottles of the
SEA WEED TONIC aud three or four boxes
of the MANDRAKE PILLS will cure any or
binary case of dyspepsia.
DR.. Schenck makes professional visits in New
York, Boston, and at his principal office in
Philadelphia every week. See daily papers OF
each place, or his pamphlets on consumption for
his days for VISITATION. ="
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes
h Co, 81 Park Row, N. Y; SIS. Hance Bal
timore, Md John D, Park, N. E. cor. of Fourth
and Walnut St, Cincinnati, Ohio Walker b
Taylor l34 and 1856 Wabash Avenue, Chicago,
ILL.,; Collins Brothers, southwest corner of Sc
cond and Vine Sis, ST. Louis, Mo nov23(l)
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Our State Election.

The State election is now nj hand We -nroe
our appeal to the Democratic and Conservatives
party Ia this county to turn ont in full fnrcp =
We are bound to d6'eur dnty, and our whole
duty to the marty in the State They have chm
sen their sta ndsrd bearer from, us, and We are
spocinIly pledged TO rally around that elorions
ensign of constitutional Liberty which is placed
i'm his -hands.--We owe also A duty. an uroent
imperative duty, Al this tine, TO the Dcmocrncy
of the Union. 1t Is now the hodr-,he critical
hour-of the hattle-the great battlc-:hey are
fighting for the Constitution of this country and
the liberties and happiness of this great. people.
To be slack in our duty in this momen tous con-
fct, and at the very turning point Of IT, would
he crime. The united Democracy, ifanima,ed
by the resolute faith and the zeal of dntv which
ought to possess them will easily complete the
great work which IS SO happily begun in the re-
cent elections at the North of restoring the Gem
stiution and founding anew the fabric of free
government But if the Democracy of Maryland
and the Border States IA back, who else can be
expected 10 press forward =? FIVE are iudiffe ent
to what Concerns chiefly, can we expect Others
TO he Jealous? The Democracy OF the North
have less to fear at home, and in their domestic
government, from failure 10 win the contest
which is TO iout and dcmolish TIE Radicas.-
But States stu lied as we are-MsryAnd, Ken
lucky and Missauri-wil, if we fail, be put I'M
der the iron heel ofclvil rsurpatiop. The Rad.
icals would not hesitate, if they win the power,
to govern US as they govern the South. in its
,'haplesS fall, by doom OF battle But if we
do our duty now, we not only secure the proper
administration of our State affairs but we con-
tribute our share to the encouragement and tri-
nmph OF the Democracy of the Union, and the
establishment ofgood government once again in
this country.
Our ticket is Notwithstanding our enthusiastic
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-11-01
For the -Eds g. Mtelligencer
The Bel Air Academy.

1t was the intention of the undersigned to bavo pub
lie exhibition at the close of the last session Of the Aca-
DENY, one feature of which to he The disrutOn of
prizes to successful contesta Is This design was frs-
taed by causes which towards he close of the
son and which in he Judgment of the Principal rem
dc ed t desirable so far the interests of the school
concerned TO devote those last days to other
cises than those which public exhibition would de-
mand 1t seems no more than just, however, it was
promised TO the school, that public mention lie made
Of those who would have received he prizes ad al
though the award of prizes would have involved more
severe Discrimination" than is presented below viz:
out OF each department yet the Principal with great
concentration gives the following list of those who dis
ngushed themselves by fidelity and IL study:
Nicholas Whitaker.
Third Departnent-Willam Dorney, Walter Mclean
Remain ng Observation-Disclosures Dorney, Edwin
Webster, Robert Hanna AID George De Haven.
rs will be seen by ads tsement tho session will
begin November lth Tho Principal would urge for the
sake OF his own ease and the Of the pupil prompt
entnceo the first day the session. fcation
JOHN MCKELWAY.
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DEMoREsr's ILLUSTRATED MoNTHLY.-The cur
rent number Of this hvorite periodical is a very
good one. In addition to its usual ilustrat ions,
including the colored fashion plate, there are
three large plates devoted 10 fashions, and anoth-
er teau of special interest to ladies, viz q full
size pattern ofWinter cloak. The special depart
nents are not neglected, and there is the usual
variety OF excellent reading matter, stories,
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Subscription price, So yearly, with valuable
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We also club the -Agis & Intslligencer with the
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REMEMBER TUESDAY .-Every vote is impor.
tant. Marcus Morton was once elected Governor
of Massachusetts, by one vote only Do not re-
main at home, because you think yolr vote will
not be needed to elect the county ticket. We
have State ticket in the field, and therefore
every vote should be polled. Remember that
Congress has been appealed to, and asked to set
aside our State Government Let, then no man
who values the rights of the States and his iudi-
yidual liberty, remain away from the polls tor
any cause other than absolute inability TO
reach them. Fifty thousand majority in Ouio
against negro suffrage, settles the question of
Congressional interference in that State, and a
similar majority will settle the question in Mary
land. If you cannot give rs large a major ity us
Ohio, give all you can. The question: it is true,
is not presented to the people of Maryland in ex-
actly the same shape that it was presented to the
people Of Ohio, but 1t is, nevertheless, the issue
Therefore, meet it as men, and show that you
utterly condemn that doctrine.
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ESPECIALLY ELABORATE AND INTERESTING

ESPECIALLY ELABORATE AND INTERESTING -
The chronological Journal for November
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III. r. Knight, A. NJ Joseph j. Smith, A. NJ;
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Jas. P. Beckwourth, OF Rocky Mountain fame;
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TIDE WATER CANAI.-For the week ending on
the 26th October, there were towed from the out
let lock, at Havre de Gcace, l25 boats, rs fol-
lows: To Baltimore, 76 boats, loaded with coal,
lumber, &c. +; to Philadelphia and Delaware
City, "a boats, With coal, &c. to Spesutia
Island, boats. loaded with coal to Manayunk,
boats, with poplar wood for paper, and to
other points, boa's; and during the same
week there were unloaded at Hnvre de Grace, 20
boats, as follows At Williams wharf, 4 boats,
loaded with coal at Simmons wharf, IL boats,
loaded with coal, and at Boyd Hilles' wharf,
boats, with coal. Arrivals during the week,
l45 boats, and departures, 1875 boats.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-11-01
VIRGINIA Elrcrror.-Tbe late Conventional

VIRGINIA ELEcTroN.-The late Conventional
election in Virginia has been carried by the friends
of Hunnicutt, Underworld & Co beyond all ques-
ton. A dspatch'dated ut Richmond, on Sum
day, says: Information, this evening states that
from he reports ofregisering officers received at
military headquarters, up to a. is time, thirty
three conservatives and 6fty-three radicals hava
been elected TO the Convention. OF the last
rs ore negroes. There are nineteen districts yet
TO htar from. 1t is thought that Underwood
will he the president of the Convention. The
manner in which the election was conducted, and
how the majority WAS obtained, may he learned
by perusal OF the following from the Peter sburg
.lndez, which states that at Sturdvant's hop, in
Prince Georges county, the negroes attended the
polls armed almost to a man with United States
rifles and pistols, and assumed complete control
Of affairs and that at Popllr Mount precinct,
and Eiibsford, in Greenville and at Henry pre-
cinct in Sussex county, similar state of affairs
obtained. Many voters thereby deferred from
casting their suffrage. At Smoky Ordinary, in
Brunswick county, an armed negro stood at the
entrance leading TO the colored POLLS and notified
each voter as he passed that conservative vote
would insure his death.
AT Brunswick Court House, Lieutenant Kimball,
the military officer commanding, seized a num-
her cfguns in possession of the county, and had
them distributed, with ammunition, among the
negroes. In Fredericksburg, the Hrald of that
place says that prisons wers unbarred, and par
ties resting under serious charges were taken to
The polls and voted