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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-18

have this day associated with me Prof 5. /.
Mccoy, formerly Principal McCoy's CONNER:
cial College Columbus, o. for the purpose OF
conducting in this city business College under
the firm name of Dow & MCCoY's NATIONAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE AND NORMAL INSTITUTE OF
PsSYAysFIP, and would respect fully ask con
tipuance of patronage from the business com
munity. Respectfully.
ska DWIGHT S. DOW.
WHEELING Iune IS 1868 junls2t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-18

EYE, Ear, Throat, Lung, Heart Dis
eases, Catarrh, successfully treated by
DIR. Aborn, l34 Smithfield street, Pitts
burgh, Pa. A book by mail 80 cents.
febl-ly
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To Married Ladies'

IL Is particularly suited 1t viii, in short
time, bring on the monthly period with regu.
larity, and although a powerful remedy. does
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Atfscrions
Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on siioht
cxertion. Palpitation Of the Heart, Mysteries
and Whites, will effect cure when ali other
means have failed. Full directions in the
4 AZ
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LIfE-----HEALTH-----STRENGTH.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Great French Remedy.


DELAMARRE'S SPECIFIC PILLS
Prepared by GARANCIEIE & DUPONT, No. II
Rue Lombard Paris, aud highly recon-
mendcd by the entire Medical
Faculty Of France.
ARE A MOST ENERGETIC AND EFF
N cient Remedy in cases Of SpermatOrrhGa
or Seminal Weakness Nightly, D.ily or Pre-
mature Emissions; Sexual Weakness or Impe
teRcB Weakness arising from Secret Habits
and Sexual Excuses; Relaxation of the Genital
Organs Weak Spine; Lime" or "Brick-dust'
deposits in the U.iue Milky Discharges,
&c, and all the CHASTITY train of symptoms arts
iHg from Overuss or Excuses.
4 Pamphlet containing full particulars, with
Directions and Advice, printed in French, Ger.
man, Spanish and English, accompanies each
box and will be sent by mail, free of cost TO any
one who will write for it.
Price, 81 per Box, or Six Boxes for "a
ASK FOR DELAMA RRE'S SPECIFIC PILLS
AND TAKE NO OTHERS.
Sold by all the principal Druggists, or will be
sent by mail securely scaled from all observation
on receipt of the specified price by any adver.
tised Agents. or by the sole ProprietOrs, OSCAR
G.. MOSES & Co. % Cortlandt street New
York.
L. II. LOGAN & CO.
Agents for Wheeling and vicinity.
Az Orders by laa Promptly Attended {.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-18

Il hereby certify that the. foreg ing is correct
copy Vi the erigiEal roll n6w ON file in this Office
Es HRsaaT Sec'y Of State.
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q.an.L4 l3s.
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Leqas5sia5 Aotafial ic!s n = hfase1

Lsgalisia1 AoiaFial Ae.s q Z hiaaeg.
AN ACT to f.ega'ize the Acts Of kinley, No
tary Public Of Lee County,
WHEsRAs, T. Knley, who WAS appointed no.
tary public for Lee county. and eantinued to act
rs suck notary public for q short time after the
expiration oi his commission therefre,
sKc /. BE 1t enacted By the General ssss,siss !, :
al tle Sts IF l,s.s, T..at tina pieIet acts Of tie
aid E. Kinney. Ill notary public within and ftr
Lee county. performed BY him after the expifa-
zion Of his e6rnmi sion. be and the same are here
by legssiaea and rnaae o. valid 81 iAongh they
had been performed beture the exrsrasiop Of Al.
ssid commits sion.
SEC g. This act to take effect and be in force
from ard after liz publ cation 10 the icra Home
sse1d and keokak toast tation, without expense
10 the State.
Approved April $. lS6s.
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EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE IRISH CHURCH BILL IN THE HOUSE ".
LORDs-PROGREsS OF THE IRish hE-r IN M
puI-PURCUAsE OF TELEGRAPH LINES By
THE STATE
LONDON, June 1s-Mdnight-In the House Oh
Lords tonight, the Irish Church Appointments sus-
pension Bill passed to its first reading. Lord cairns
declared his intention of opposing the bill LORD
Stratheden presented the petition of the people OF
Nova Scotia against the Canadian Union Act. lnthe
House of Commons tonight, the Irish Reform BIZ
passed in Committee. The bill providing for tue
purchase by the Government of all the telegraph
lines IN the Kingdom was read for the second tlme'
TRAIN KISSED AT LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL June 1S-George Francis Train APP
peared at the Exchange last evening, and attempted
to make speech. The people, however, Kissed him
down
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FRANCE.
THE DIFFICULTY WITH TUYIs.

TIE DIFFICULTY WITH IUNIo'
The MORiteur, under date of June A, says;
Z" Yesterday published the teegraphic dispatch by
which the Consul o. France TO Tunis announced
the Emperors Minister for Foreign Affairs that he had
received from the Bey the ratification OF the DEGREES pre-
yiOusly rendered by his Hghness and not hitherto
ratified. We have some details OF the recep-
ton Of the Beys ENJOYS at the Consuiate-Si
of the Regency, and Count Ratio. Aide-deCamp ana
Secretary-General OF the Bey appeared IN uniform
at the office OF the for the purpose OF
officially presenting letter OF the Bey 10 " de Botma
himself surrounded by the stan and oihees OF
the French mission two representatives. OF French COM
merce and several Of the leading Of the colony IN
this document of his bghness, after manestg ms pro
the momentary suspension OF the dlpO-
relations between the two countries ana express
ing his desire to them again reestaDshed upon tr
old friendly footing declares his assent TO the formation
of financial commission Entrusted with the settlement
stem the of France hOised his ag again,
and resumed his relations with the Tunsian Govern
mcnt."
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AUSTRIA.
THE RELATION TO ROME.

THE RELATION 10 RUNE
1t is reported from Vienna that the Papal
Nuncio at Vienna NJ Facinelli, placed on the 2Sth Of
May in the hands Of NJ Beust the protest OF the
Court OF Rome against the confessional laws recently
sanctioned by the Emperor Of Austria. The Court OF
Rome" observes The Cologne gazette "ls perfectly con
WINGED OF the uscessness of this protest The document
has been received with perfect courtesy ana VIII DC ue-
posted among the Imperial archives No question has
been raised as to the withdrawal Of the NciO and the
reports spread on this subject have no other origin ah
the anger OF the clerical Journals" The principal towns
Of the Empire manitcstng their feelings by uinna-
tiOns and other signs OF lOyOns ADMINISTRATIONS.
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THE sANGERFEsr AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO June 1S.-The Foreign Delegation
10 the saengerfest arrived at nine o'clock this
morning, and were escorted to the Fest
Halle, where at ten O'Clock rehearsal was held
The Cincinnati delegation, numbering nearly 400 which
started thence Tuesday did not arrive until this after
noon when they escorted to their quarters by local
Annietips.
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HOSTILITY OF THE PLAINS INDIANS.

Dr. McStanc, Post-Surgeon on the Staff of
Mai Gen sheridan. who has Just arrived In this city
route Europe informs that the natives rs hos
tile 70 the White In the days OF Capt J0nn
smith The Jesuit Father De Smet and Maj Galpin
started from Fort Rice the 18th OF May 10 arrange terms
OF peace VITA savages Surg McShane urges the ne
cc m OF sending rctnfOrcoments of cavalry, the iu
fantry canna without fearful loss, successfully contend
with their nhnble-fOOted enemies.
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TEnELrIc rnrNnEnsroRM-cEors DAMAaEp.

TERRIFIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAMAGED.
CINCiNSATT. June 1S.-A terrific thunder
storm passed this city last night The rain fell IN
torrents from midnight until daylight, dcluging the
several buildings struck by lightning. and
two were destroyed. The railroads suffered To some cN
tent hut 40 neon to-day trains running regularly on
the Ohio and Mississippi, Atlantic and Great Western,
Little Miami, and the Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lat
fayctte Railroads. Dispatches from Urbana, Springfield
Luna, Fort Wayne. indianapolis. and Dayton represent
the storm severe In those places, interuptng railroad
and damaging crops.
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ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD.

WASHINGTON, June 1S-Ihc Atlantic and
Pacific Railroad Company, with its successOrs, having
complied with the eighth section Of the Act Of Congress
OF July q, 1884, by beginning work on their road a. pre-
scrbed by the law has become entitled To all the benefits
that act This will prevent the forfeiture of the grant,
aud save tie necessity OF the Union Pacific Eastern
Division adopting new route from Fort Wallace, via
Albuquerque, TO the Pacific Ocean, as recently con-
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THE MARYLAND sENAToRsHTP.

III is IunlOItu III I)dltllnOiC IH"t Wv -" "hH
has offered 5. Teakle Wallis the United States senator
shp m Reverdy JohnsOn's place, but that he rejects IT,
his practice is worth $4,000 year. which lie prefers 10
the doubtful remuneration OF political hOn0rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-19
LATEST GENERAL NEWS By TELEGRAPH.

go Two fatal sunstrOkes in st. Louis yesterday.
Henri lockwood aged rs years. was drowned
10 Curtis. POM in Worcester Mass. Wednesday night
Messn,. Greenlee. Simon & Co.'s planing-mill,
Cincinnati. burned "Wednesday night Loss. $laOOo
IA bali of cotton was received in Memphis on
Wednesday iron gg Point Miss being the first Of the new crop
Military parties are searching the woods on the
Arkansas horenear Memphis for Colger who Killed Bethel last TUESDAY
-. The stable of tire Cincinnati Fuel Company
struck by lightning ested aud consumed Four horses persisted
Loss, 5000
1.-THE Western crop reports generally fnvora-
bic. complaints have been made IN Arkansas and Mississippi on
account Of The 'ronih
Henry Baldwin. who. some time ago. killed a
Wet Virginia rentena aud escaped captured in
Kansas day OF two ago
800. The difficulty of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
with their employees has settled and trains resumed
ming through 20 Columbus, Ky. YESTERDAY
The Steamer Laura, seized some months ago
cand sp has condemned and ordered 10 be
sold The United states district Court Of the 81 Louis District
go. The United States District Attorney OF the ST.
Louis District has called th attention u AttoneyGener to the
Illicit Oscillation Of whisky extensively carried Chicago.
.. Eight TINS of arms. taken from Fenans by the
Uhe States Government passed through Burlington W. yesterday
afternoon b the National RTpns' route from st. Abaos to New
York. -. .l
DIR. Henry L. Pheebles, dentist of st. Louis
Gstsye W. Trauerne President ofhe H. Louis Odono
logical soe for ssndr alleged TO be contained IN series AZ
luious passed ~ that society. ...L
IS X. Van Campen, formerly President of the
First National Bank II Era President Of the Croton
Bank Of who recently arrested charge Of
emeenen wa discharged yesterday the Grand Jury Of CahAndana
falling 10 Sad ifue hlL
At the Union Assembly Rooms last evening,
ut the corner of Grand and Elzabeth-sts, midnight
mission was naugnrated by the Rev Geo, Porter who
for many years connected with tho midnight mission
lions have promised Mr. Porter their sympathy and sup
port In tho work he has nnheriakan ... rn..
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CHINA.
THE SIEGE

THE SIEGE OF TIENTsIN RAISED.
LONDON, June 1S.-Advices have been received
from Shanghai dated May 81. The siege OF Ilentsn,
the port of Pekin had been raised by the Rebels
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MEMPHIS, June 1S-Ihe ArdldRche and Ledger
in tolays issues are very Gen Mcdowell for
renewing Gov Humphreys Of Mississippi asserting that
IL was done secure the State for Grant. Gov; Hum
phreys Hernandez, and II Ia understood ne declines
TO recognize the order removing him.
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DEATH OF A VIRGINIA SCULPTOR.
RICHMOND, June ia. e.. Barber, the Vir-
giua scuptoL died IN Rappahannock County on the 10th
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE CRIMEAN WAR.
KINGLAKE,s NEW VOLUMES.

DOWN TO THE DEATH OF LORD RAGLAN. by
A.w. KNGLAKE. Vols 8 and 4. Blackwood Sons.
EdinburRh and Inndnn
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ono, s.i r. t.r o. f,t.rr r.i.I f.or trH.. o."
la.al4l a,.- ID l.Do5 ~ sew oao. .aau s.i s45li
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.ll...a o.. 80 ..,gs.I s4i ..gsay- .A.o ALL o'.4
Middletown transcript., 1868-03-21
MONSIEUR nIOsKETARE.

A Frenchman thus discourses in rhyme. OF thai
interesting summer visiter, the mosquito, con
graduating himself upon their extermnation by
the frosts of winter:
Petite mosketare, your time it have come
Ze frost he-have call for you-go you now home
All of your buz-ze-buz into my eau- ltt
Now am rid oft, skeetare, my deaa
Ven TO my bed in my garret go,
Zen viz your moosic you bozzaire me so,
Viz your tin trompit you sing all &c night,
Mr. Jack Frost now he freeze-a-you tight
All vat a blessing re cole vintar he,
Ven he do kill all re skeetare and flea
Zen till re spring re warm vedder shall bring,
Monsieur Mosketare, no more you viii sing -
Middletown transcript., 1868-03-21
An old-Fashioned Teacher.

Patrick do you know your letters?
Yis, sur.
Say them,. then,
l know them by sight, sur; but | don't
know their names t--..ts.i
Well, that is A. d. -
2 How are you, A?
You must not speak in that way.
In what way shall spake thin, sur.
Say what say.
Yis, sur.
This is B.
Sure, an, is that B. thought it was
an ox-yoke.
What was that last letter showed you?
! can't remember, sur.
What bird is it that lays honey and
stings? '-e
Is it wasp, sur? .....
No; it is bee.
SO it is; and looks like an ox-yoke.
What letter is that third one on the
page? .....
l don't know, sur. .
What do do when look at you.
| shouldn't like to say, sur.
l want you to tell me.
am afraid you will lick me, sur. .~-
Tell me what l do when l look at you.
Well, sur, you squint.
Can't you say 9 without the squint?
Yis, sur.
Say it then.
G without the squint.
What is the name of the next letter
/ don't know, sur niver saw it before
Well, ut is D, for Ounce just like your
self. Say that.
d, for Ounce just like yourself.
Take your seat, and the spelling elias
will come up and spell. Spell cat.
C-a-t-cat-fsh.
Tan't right. Now spell tub.
T-u-b-wash-tub
Tan't right. Now spell frog.
Frog frog. LllF2
Tain't right. Now go to your seat an
study, and the geography class will com
: up and say their lessons-James, whel
does the sun rise?
: / don't know sur We never get up
time to see the performance at our house
:, Next. Where does the sun rise? 3,
Down in our lot, sur.
n Next. Where does the sun rise?
In the east, sur.
e What makes the sun rise in the east
" Yeast will make anything rise, sur. :
Middletown transcript., 1868-03-21
Sealed Proposals.

A young man in Louisville, Kentucky,
publishes in the Courier the followingmo
dest leap-year advertisement:
To Contractors. undersigned,
feeling the need of some one to find fault
with, and grumble at when business mat
tcrs go wrong; and being lonely with no
one to hate him ; and whereas, having arri-
we'd at the proper age, he is therefore
determined to - come out" Sealed pro-
posals will be received until 12 O'clock
NJ, of the 31st of December, 1868, APP
plicants must possess beauty or its equiv
alent in currency. She must possess a
sweet and forgiving disposition, and when
one check is kissed turn the other, Chat is
if the right man is kissing.) She may moi
chew gum. Nor wear long dresses on the
street. Nor frequent sewing circles
Nor 60 round begging for charitable pur-
poses. Nor read the paper the first in thu
morning. Nor talk when am sleepy
Nor sleep when ] am talking. Nor trade
off my clothes to wandering Italians fol
flower vases. Nor borrow money from
my vest pockets while / sleep. Nor holt
lookingglass over my face at such time
to make me tell all 1 know. She mus
believe in sudden attacks ofchills and max
allowances for their effect ON the nervou
system. When her "old bear" come
homcfrom :" few friends" rather affection
ate, she must noS wheedle him into trip
to watering places. A lady possessing tn
| foregoing qualifications, positive and mega
tive, can hear of something to her advan
tage by addressing the undersigned, en-
closing red stamp. An proposals mus
be accompanied with satisfactory evidenc
of the ability Of the applicant to support
husband in the style to which he has bee
| accustomed. n.
Middletown transcript., 1868-03-21
The Baltimore Weekly Gazette, 1868

TTNHE Northern Radical journals, in view of the
l. approaching Presidential struggle, are MAX
ing every effort to extend their circulation in the
South and to food the country with Radical
falsehoods, in order to lay foundation for Radi-
cal frauds. With view of combating as far as
possible these mischievous agents, the WEEKLY
GAZETTE has been established. 1t undertakes to
represent the true wants and feelings Of the South
and to resent her wrongs. 1t is the largest cos
mopolitan journal published south of New York.
and has already, within IL few weeks, obtained
subscribers in some three hundred towns and vii
lagos. In the hope of accomplishing some good
during the Presidential campaign, we offer the
Weekly GAZETTE in packages Of 80 copies, TO any
one address, for $50. For single copies and clubs
mailed to names Of subscribers, our terms are
One copy for one year. 90
One copy for six months. ths.................... co
Five copies one year.. 90
And one copy extra 10 getter up of Club.
len 10 w
And one copy extra TO gettcr up of Club.
Twenty copies. 81 OC
And one copy extra 10 getter up of Club.
s'ff- Address GAZETTE OFFICE,
February 20 Baltimore, Md.
Middletown transcript., 1868-03-21


New CASTLE TRANs.-Leave New Castle for
Wilmington and Philadelphia at I 30 A. M
Leave Philadelphia 90 L. NJ. and Wilmington
35 p. NJ. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAlNs-Additiona to those
above leave Smyrna for Clayton IL 20 noon, and
8 10 P. NJ. Clayton for Smyrna, 40 and IL 0O
A. M. 10 make connection with trains 10 and
from Dover, and Stations South.
Trains leaving Crisfeld at 40 A. NJ, and
Wilmington going Sonth at O5 p. NJ. will run
in close connection with Steamboats, to Norfolk
and Portsmouth and Express Trains to and from
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York. They
will stop on the Delaware Railroad Line only at
principal stations at which their time is stated.
Except that Steamboat Train South will let of
passengers from Baltimore at any station to which
they have tickets.
Passengers from Delaware Railroad Line to
Baltimore, and from Baltimore to Delaware Rail-
| road, change cars at n. G. junction in morning,
at Wilmington in afternoon and night unless
trains are delayed.
E.Q. SEWALL,
March IA. Superintendent Delaware R. II.
Middletown transcript., 1868-03-21
Louisa Muhlbaoh's Historical Novels.
AS AND as BROADWAY, NEW YORK
d. APPLETON 4 co..


HAyE just published, The Empress Josephine.
IL An Historical Sketch of the Days Of Napo-
leon, 1vol. 8Yo, Paper covers, 81 so; Cloth, So.
Napoleon and he Queen Of Prussia vol. 8vo.
Paper covers, 81 SO; cloth, 81. -
The Daughter IF dn Empress / vol. svo. Il
lustrated. Paper covers, 81 so; cloth 81. ~.
Marie r4iltoine1e and Her Son. vol. svo. Paper
covers, 81 so; cloth 50.
JosPh IL aud HIS Court, Translated from the
German BY Adelaide deV. Chaudron. vol svo.
Cloth, S3s 3G,-esa-. g.
Ftedsrich the Great and His Court Translated
from the German by Mrs. Chapman Coleman and
her daughters. ltol 'l2mo. 434pp. Cloth, So.
Berlin and Saas- Soaci or Frederick the Great
| and His Friends. l vol. limo. Cloth, 81
The Merchant Of Berlin. Translated from the
German by Amory Coffin, NJ. d. vol. l2mo
Cloth, 81. s=. .
Frederick The Great and His Family. / vol. svo
Illustrated, Cloth, So.
Louisa Of Prussia and Her Times. vol. svo
Illustrated. Paper covers, 81 so; cloth, 50.
| Hefry WI. and Catherine Parr. An Historical
Novel. ByI. l1hlbach! vol. l2mo. Cloth, 50
Middletown transcript., 1868-03-21
lTTbig 56ae ID FUN Of licked hers ~

x Ihis. poSe}lS Auii oI llckcu hop o.. -
Turn over then; licked her-licked
her-licked her---licked hers-licked her.
She wouldn't 90 then, so I got out and /
kicked her-kicked her---kicked her
kicked her-kicked her---kicked her." r.
- You are not intending TO say that as
many TIMES as you said licked her. ;"
None Of, your business =. / pay you
five shillings; kicked her-kicked her
kicked her-kicked her-kicked her. She
wouldn't go then, so / sharpcned the end
of the whip handle, and pricked her
prickcd her-pricked' her-pricked her--
pricked her ..-..., ,y
Il cannot see any sense in all this. ;" 9
Never you mind. 1 pay you for what
YOU do; licked her--kicked her-pricked
her-licked hsr-kicked her-pricked her
licked her--kicked her--pricked her
pricked her-licked her--kicked her
licked her--kickcd har---pricked her. She
would not go then, so got in and p
(here the Yankee made a chirrupping noise
with hisstongue, and lips which bids de-
iance to photography.
j." ]. cannot spell that" said the English
man, -..
80, ye can't spell that, has Wal, yt
needn't write any more for me, If ye cam
spell that"
." Need not write any more" said thu
cockney, with look Of astonishment.
"No more," said the Yankee, perfect.
composed.
90 Not a word to close with. p
!" Nary word"
"You will pay me for what 1 hay
written ?"
81 Not red. You didn't write dow
all l told you tu."
"Well, sir, what am to do with a
this paper have spoiled :"
:" Keep 1t totie APP cape seed an"
Middletown transcript., 1868-03-21

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