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Early Opening.

DuNKIRK, N. Y, March 1.-THE ice
moved out of Dunkirk harbor last night
and navigation at this point and west
of hero is unobstructed. So early an
opening has not been known for years.
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Georgia Election.

New YORK, March 1.-THE World
Atlanta special says: The election for
the new constitution is ordered by
General Meade to begin April Goth and
continue four days.
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Uee GOPRed.

HUDSON, March 1.-THE ice is dam
med here for four feet high and very weak
below; it is liable to break at any mo-
ment.
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BANKRUPTCY.

rI'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON
/ the 2d day Of March, I5Gs. a warrant Of
Bankruptcy was Issued sut Of tue DiAtriet Court
Of the United States for the District bf West
Virginia against the estate of John W. Bru.
Inelle, Of the county Of Wood In said District.
who has been adIudged bankrupt on his own
petition that the payment of any debts and the
delivery Of any property belonging 20 such
bankrupt 70 him or for his uss, and the transfer
Of any property by BIN, are forbidden By law
and that meeting Of the creditors Of said bank.
rHpt, to prove their debts and to choose one or
more assignees Of his estate, viii be held at q
Court Of Bankruptcy, 70 be holden AZ his Office
in the city Of Wheeling In said District, before
Geo. Il. Caldwell, ESQ. Register in Bankruptcy
for said District, on the Ist day Of April, A. D.
lS6e, at 10 O'Clock An.
Z. ". NORTON.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

VNHIS INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN ITS
i Fifteenth Annual Session, Sept 3, 1857.
FACULTY:
Rev. D. F. Bittle, ID. D., President and Prof
Nor and Int. Science.
S. c. Wells, A. NJ, Prof. MRth. and Nat. Phi.
losOphy.
Rev W. b. Yonce, A. NJ, Prof. Ancient Ian.
gnages and Literature. ..
Rev. ]. B. Davis, A. NJ, Prof Agriculture
and Mining. 90
j. j. Norman, II. d., Lecturer on Anatomy
and Physiology.
L R. Holland, A. NJ, Asst Prot. Languages
and Prin. Prep. Dept, -,
II. +. Klinger, A. ". Prof Modern Languages.
]. X. Hudson, A. n, Asst Prep. Dept.
TERMS-Expenses in all departments, In.
GLIDING boarding, tuition, roOm.rent, fuel and
lights, and incidentals, S205.GO. For further in
formation, address REV. ID. T. BITTLE,
iuly3l 49, Salem, Va
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7. u. MOTION.
mar5-law2w L. s. MarzhaI Of w Va
T'HR UNDRRaTGNRI

TTHE UNDEHbNGNkD, JOHN W.
i CLAYTON. Of Marion county, west Vir.
GINA hereby gives notice Of his apDointment As
assignee Of the estate Of Thornton T. Carthght
Gf the county Of Marion, in the District Of West
Virginia, aud who was, 10 wit: on tho 9Th day
upon the petition of himself, by the United
States district Court for the District Of West
Virginia .Fl y
Dated At Warrington, The ssth day Of Pebru.
airy, 4. d. 1863
p MARI ltaUaW JOHN w. CLAYTON.
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Q A n G L r. =
Positively Cured Without the
Use of CauStic OF. Knife.
Reliable and Uniform in its Effects in Al
Cases and Demonstrated Beyond the
Possibility Of a Doubt.

J'HIS REMEDY, IN POSSESSION OF
] DIR. kisner and exclusively employed by
him, has
NEVER FAILED
to REMOVE CANCER in a SINGLE IN:
STANCE where it has been properly applied
and under proper circumstances.
SCORES OF PERSONS
Now living and enjoying good health, having
been relieved Of this scourge OF the human race
are ready to satisfy anyperson desiring TO in.
vestigate the virtues and efficiency of the pro-
cess or the genuineness of the cures. His forms
are honest and liberal, and warrants cure in
every case he undertakes to treat.
The Doctor will continue to cure, as hereto
fore, Chronic and Constitutional Diseases,
among which are Scrofula, White Swelling
Salt Rheum, all Eruptions of the Skin and Ha
mors of the Blood, Catarrh, Diseases Of the
Throat and Lapgs, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints,
Dropsy, Urinary Diseases Spinal Diseases,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Female Complaints,
Nervous Diseases, Impotency. and the unpleas
ant symptoms resulting from SelfAbuse. Also
cures Hernia Piles and Fistula-In-Ano, without
the knife or pain.
The Doctor will be found at the office or resi-.
dence, except when absent on professional "us.
ness, when j. j. LoOney, NJ. d., will attend to
all calls. .-.....J
Communications of inquiry solicited and
promptly answered.
Office and Consulting Rooms, No. Odd Eel.
low Building Monroe street, Wheeling w. Va.
febll .dltaw&w ...a.
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Aeeretarv sewurd.

AUBURN, n. Y, March 17.-Secretary
Seward left this morning for Washing
ton, via New York.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, March II.
The weather is much finer and trade
is improving somewhat, but is still far
from being active. Prices in the mean
time are pretty we'll sustained,
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OIL CITY, March IL

Eighteen feet and six inches of
water, and the river on q stand. Part
of the city under water, and the indi-
cations arc Of a greater rise.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, March IL.
Wheat quiet and dull. Corn opened
firm at 93c and closed dull at 92lc. Oats
quiet; sales at &c. Ryein demand at
| IS.
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Price 81 % per Bottle, or ak for t6 80,
Delivered TO any address, securely packed from
observation.
Ambassadors for Information, in confidence, to
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-18

I,HIS REMEDY, IN POSSESSION OF
] Dr. kisner and exclusively employed by
him has
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yfiixvauLee 1lnrlxef

MILWAUKEE, March II.
Flour at . IS for best extra. Wheat
at sc for No. l; active.
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Take no more Balsam, Mercury, or Unpless.
ant medicine, for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases.
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gg telegraph.
re FRR BEGIsTER.--
THE RIVER.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, March II

Especial dispatches to the Rogister'l
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Beware Of Counterfeits and
Unprincipled Dealers,

who endeayor 70 dispose Of their own" and
"other" articles on the reputation obtained by
Helmbolds Genuine Preparations,
Helmbold's Genuine Extract Buchu.
Helmbolds's Genuine Extract Sarsspariha,
Helmbolds Genuine Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by all Druggists Everywhere.
AK for HEENBoLD'A Take no other.
Cut out this advertisement, ana send for Il
and avoid imposition and exposure.
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TESTIMONIALS:

ILDIIHU4NIdLO. -
WHEELING, W. Va, August G, 1897.
To he PreSident cftte PetrOIeo: Calcium Gas Co:
SR-We have thoroughly and carefully in.
vestigated the construction and workings Of the
apparatus for manufacturing Gas, according to
your conpany's patents, and the combinations
Of materials used, ~ now working upon the
Mcclure House in this city, and country resi-.
dence of. 7. Gilchrist, Esa near this city. For
simplicity, durability, economy and safety, we
consider II superior 70 any other method Of man.
ufacturing Gas that we are acquainted with
Wecheerfully recommend its adoption by all
Gas Consumers.
Very Respectfufly
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Cheese.

100 boxes prime dairy.
50 factory.
just received and for sale by II. REILLY.
feos
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Fish, Oysters, Game, Meat,
|. A ND ALL KINDS OF GREEN AND FAM
"A ily Groceries, always fresh, and Of the
choicest quality, can be had by calling next door
poyI4 JOHN G. HEFTLEY.
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Buffalo Marker.

BUFFALO, MARCH, II.
Market dull and unchanged.
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Petroleo-C calcium Gas.

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE IN.
" prOvements Of the age Is the process Of man.
ufacturing gas by the PetrOleO- Calcium Gas
Company, of Wheeling West Virginia, upon
patents of DIR. j. II. Connolly, FROM an almost
valueless product of Petroleum Gil CreSiduBln)
in combination with lime, or lime and coal so
simple that two thousand feet Of Gas may be
made By any farm hand or stable boy Of ordinary
intelligence in three hours. 1t las been thor.
oughly tested upon such a scale at the Mcclure
House In Wheeling, and at the country esidence
of Mr.. j. p. Gilchrist, near the same city, as TO
fix the certainty Of its affOrding entirely satis-
factory results in the production Of small and
large quantities of Gas, aud can be with great
economy applied TO Prfrats Resideness, Semi
ndies, Hotels, Fdet0risS and Cites. Itissuperior
to any Gas now in use, not only as TO the safety,
simplicity, practicability and great cheapness OF
manufacture, but fer its superior brilliancy soft
influence upon the sight, and freedom from the
sulphursus odors common to Gas.
These facts the officers Of the company viii
take pleasure in demonstrating ~ those desiring
to adopt or interest themselves in It. The com
pany will sell rights TO manufacture IN Towns,
Counties, Districts or States, aud direct Stten.
ton TO the following ...
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A. J. sweeney,
Mayor Of Wkeetins.
-r' Wv. MILLER Geo,
Union Foundry and EaSiEe Works.
WM HARE
Pl9MbT and Gas Filter
~ WI. GOODWIN & Co,
PropTietoTs HeLttTs HotEse
WIZ. A. TUNER
.. Jescstey and Watch Maker.
sweeney & Co,
kaehtHiaS and Engine Builder.
WIN. ID. TERRY,
General r. r. Teket Agent
LoUIB GABss
Proprietor HeLafye HOuse SdJooa
REILLY, BARNES HoBBs,
BYe1ceTs.
And refer By special permission to
JAS. n CHRIsTY Esq,
PIttsoHrg, Pa, formerly Treasurer City Gas %.
s. II. GoLDIHARP, Rsa.,
eas EngtBeeT, RttsbuTg, Pa.
PETRoLEo-CALCIUM GAS CO..
auEl3eowly Wheeling. W Va.
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miles Of that road, commencing at the SIX hundred
and eightieth and terminating at the seven hum
dredth mile post west from the initial point on the
Missouri river near Omaha, Nebraska, and have
forwarded their report to the Interior Department
The President Of the United States has approved Of
the report and directed the issue to the company OF
the bonds and patents for the land due on the CON-
pletion OF said section.
Army Assignments to Duty.
BY direction Of the President Brevet Major General
William s. Harvey (Brigadier General in the United
States ARMY retired Will report in person for duty
to Lieutenant General Sherman. at st. Louis.
First Lieutenant George M. Wheeler, Of the Corps
OF Engineers, has been detailed for duty on the stan
Of the Commanding General Of the Department OF
California.
Navy Orders.
Captain George y. Emmons has been detached
from the command of the United States steamer o.
sipee and ordered to return to New York, and Cap
tain L. G. Sartori has been ordered to command the
Ossipee, which is now stationed in the North Pacific
squadron.
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

Too MUCH BEER.-Michael Sullivan was arrested
yesterday and arraigned before Alderman O'Brien,
at the Tombs, on a charge OF stealing barrel OF ale
from the Office Of VIM. B. Marsh, agent for Taylor's
Albany ale, No. 1884 Greenwich street. As the
prisoner was found in possession OF the ale he was
remanded for trial.
VIOLATIONS OF THE EXCISE LAw.-James Higgins,
No. 10 vandewater street. and Louis PansItte, No.
Rivington street, were yesterday brought before
Judge Mansfield, OF the Essex Market Police Court,
for alleged violations OF the Excise law. Their cases
were disposed OF in the usual way-each giving bail
In 500 to answer at the Court OF General Sessions
EXCISE VIOLATIoNs.-At the Tombs yesterday,
Christopher Muck and Louis Scharpitrow, OF No. 1853
Chatham street; John O'Brien. OF No. 395 Washing
ton street, and Claus Douzelmann, OF No. So West
Broadway, were arraigned before Alderman O'Brien
charge OF selling liquor without license and vo-
lating the Sunday law All of the accused were held
to bail for trial.
sHoPLIFTERs.-On friday last Thomas Clements
porter for Williams. wittNsey 4 Co., OF s72 Broad
way, missed twenty-nv hats, valued at SOS, from
the door Of the store, and was informed by a boy
that two young men had run of with the same. He
pursued Charles Edwards and arrested him with the
hats In his possession. The alleged confederate,
Charles Johnson. was arrested yesterday. Both men
were arragned before Alderman O'Brien ut the
Tombs and fully committed
THE DEATH OF THOMAS CAsEY.-An inquest was
held yesterday by Coroner Flynn, ut the New York
Hospital, over the remains OF Thomas Casey, the boy
who was killed by car driven by Mur.agh Malone
Thurday last, already published in the HERALD.
Mr.. Gordon G. Alleys statement was taken 10 the
same effect as recorded yesterday, and the inquest
was laid over until to-day to procure more witnesses.
THE CHARGE OF BrGAMY.-The complaint brought
by Miss Lena Gumportc against Leopold Bloom, be-
fore Judge Shandey, OF the Essex Market Police
Court, as reported In Sundays HERALD, IL alleged TO
have been brought for the purpose Of malicious pro-
secution and annoyance The accused. rs shown by
decree OF divorce, was divorced from the complain
ant on June IL, 1867, in action brought for adul
terry before Judge Daily, OF the Court Of Common
Pleas The case will be thoroughly investigated be-
fore Ludpe SlandleX
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The Democratic Nomination for GOvernOr-A
Dinner Given to Henry G. Murphy and His
Friends by Hon. John MOrrissey.
SARATOGA, August TO- 1868.
The Mayor came back yesterday to Saratoga and
found that the friends Of his rival Senator Murphy,
had been very hard at work canvassing every poll
ticlan in the State who happened to be here
during race week. The feeling for Murphy
has gained strength every hour. The Mayor
looks sad over the prospect, but his Tammany
friends console him with the boast that the Tam
many machine will run the Convention and that the
Tammany slate cannot be broken Yesterday the
Hon. John Morrissey gave dinner to the friends Of
his candidate, Senator Murphy at Moons, on Sara
toga Lake. Among others present were Judge
Curtis, Coroner Flynn, Senator'S Norton and Genet,
Stephen Dunn and s. Ward. The honorable
John made his company speech, In which he said
that he wished it understood that he was friend
Of Mayor Holman. Now 1t had been said by some
Of HOffman's friends that he (Morrissey) had been
drag on the last democratic candidate for Governor,
although he had given 500 900 toward his election.
To show his friendship for Holman and that he
might no longer be drag on him, he was going for
Murphy.
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The CattIe Disease in Chicago.

From the Chicago Trib dne, August 81
The cool weather OF the past few days mas
probably put a stop to the cattle disease asfs
which has undoubtedly been more virulent tnis
year than usual in consequence Of the greater
Intensity and longer duration OF the summer neat c
Whatever scientific men, or those claiming to De
scientific, may say there is little reason to doubt
that the cattle disease is, like the summer COM
plaint" dependent largely on atmospheric con.
ditions, and that stock well cared for VIII
escape unnamed. while cattle suffered 10
quench their raging thirst from stagnant ponds after
an exhaustive hunt after poor food, will die in large
numbers. This Is probably the true reason why OF
the thousands Of the cattle OF the Union Stock Yards
only few have died, and those only when brought
in exhausted, while scores have died among those
entrusted to the care Of ignorant herdsmen outside
at SO much q head per month. Our
readers may rely upon it that the con-
ditions here indicated have much more to do
with the existence and spread OF the cattle disease
than any of the causes assumed to avoid RESPONSE
billty. Cattle well taken care Of will generally be
found In good condition, unless bred from de-
PRAYED stock. We trust that none Of our readers
will be induced TO drink the milk or eat the flesh OF
diseased animals; by the opinions so freely given,
that they are innOcuOus The had effect may not be
immediate but 1t stands to reason that the system
cannot absorb unhealthy matter without injury.
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but re Board Of Health has learned that this disease
has spread widely Az Champaign county and some
wnaf beyond and n b found impossible to arrest It
except BY the prompt measures OF the authorities OF
Illinois.
on return OF the medical oficer on Saturday the
President OF the Board OF Health telegraphed to
Governor Fenton TO have proper measures taken in
Buffalo, Salamanca, Elmra and Albany, in this
state; to Governor Geary, OF Pennsylvania at Pitts
burg and wherever necessary.
The Board OF Health have thrty-one specimens
taken OF diseased organs and portions OF tissue
taken from the cattle which were killed. These
have been microscOplcally examined, and an artist
has been engaged TO make drawings from them TOT
the benefit OF the public.
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A DIFFICULT SURGICAL OPERArr0N.-Mrs Abby
Kelly Foster OF this city, who has for the past two
years suffered from dropsical anection, suffered the
operation OF 'ovarotomy" on the 30th ult. She was
placed under the influence of ether, and the time
consumed by the operation and dressing was some
twenty-five minutes, when she was unconsciously
moved to her bed. The weight OF the morbid mass
and It's contents was thirty-hve pounds. There was
q very trinng loss Of blood. In about one hour after
the operation she awoke to consciousness, rallied
from the influence OF the anesthetic and operation
quently subsequent results, as nausea, &C. She still
continues In comfortable condition. with favorable
symptoms and good prospect of complete recov-
cry. Her friends anticipate her restoration TO CON-
pete health aud return to her former life OF active
usefulness, from which she has been withheld by
disease Worcester spy, August 10.
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ARRAY BETWEEN GERMANS AND IRISH IN BOSTON.
from the Boston Herald. August 1911

From the Boston Herald August TO-
Between eleven and twelve O'Clock on Saturday
night party OF Germans and another OF Irish met
on fremont street, Milford place. Southern dis
trict, and after preliminary contest of words in
dulged in a general fight, during which young man
named Daniel shea, about twenty years OF age, was
fatally stabbed, the weapon entering the side Of the
nose near the eye and penetrating deeply. Suisse
quently he was taken 20 the Ninth station, where the
wound was examined by DIR. Ira Allen, who advised
officer Morse and the physician Shea was taken to
the hospital where he died In about fifteen minutes
after arrival. Information OF the progress OF the
fight was conveyed TO the Ninth station before II was
finished and Lieutenant Hastings at once organized
squad OF officers and hurried TO the scene. by
dint OF perseverance and promptude this force
ceeded In arresting ten Of the brawlers OF them
being hunted up and taken from their beds, whittier
they had gone In hopes OF security. The names or
the arrested parties are as foows:-James Corbett
VIM. Lavender, Thomas Conley, George +. Rehm,
Thomas Maloy, Michael and John Shreck, Patrick
Ryan, Rodoph Burger and Frederick Pstarur--all
OF whom were committed.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE WEATHER YEsTERDAy.-The following record
will show the changes in the temperature for the
past twenty-four hours as indicated by the ther-
mometer at Hudnut's Pharmacy 21s Broadway
HERALD Butldings:-
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DEATH or THE LARGEST MAN IN KBNTrcKY.-Wl-
liam c. Willis died at his residence IN Bullittsvile
Boone county, KY, few days ago, OF apo
pexy, In the forty eighth year OF his age. ne Was
probably the largest man In Kentucky, weighing nVe
hundred pounds. His AVERAGE weight for numoe.
OF years has not been less than four hunureu anu
ninety pounds az; sometimes Il reached nVe nun
dred and tyrrf 1. Ave pouudA
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Charge Of Murder ON the High Seas.
Before Commissioners Bettn.

Before Commissioner Bets.
the case OF Henry Robinson, Captain OF the Ameri-
can ship Columbia, trading between this port and
Liverpool which was set down for further examina-
ton yesterday, was adjourned till this morning. The
defendant Is charged with being accessory to the
death OF boy named Henry Gunther, belonging 10
received at the hands OF the first officer Of the Column
bia, the captain asserting to the iii usage and not
interfering to prevent 1t. There is nothing in the
charge against the captain so far as the evidence
already taken shows, but the ends OF justice require
the arrest of the mate and 1t was deemed desirable
to continue the case until the officers have further
opportunity given them to arrest and produce the
principal accused.
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BRIGHAM YOUNG osFAsT YOUNG MEN.-Brigham
Young IL evidently "down onv young men Of immo-
raj habits. In recent sermon he spoke of having
refused several young saints the privilege of visiting
his house and becoming acquainted with his daugh.
tiers because they were In the habit Of profanng tn
name Of Deity, and then added:-"I do not wish my
daughters to be entanged with one who does not serve
TO Father Perkins here, who II eighty-nve years of
age, than that any Of them should be sealed to
wicked mau.V
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DEATH OF AN INDIAN PRINcgss.-wau ne-pe-wink
("Pretty Bird'1 daughter OF DANDY the head
chief OF the Winnebagoes, died the 4th inst. OF
injuries sustained In the rescue OF her child at the
La Crosse depot, In Wisconsin. Her injuries rem
dered amputation necessary, but as she would not
submit to the operation her life could not be saved
-Four days Of mourning ceremonies were held by the
WinnebarOes over the remains