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CON ECTION cry, e.,

1us undersigned would respectfully announce 70
the public that ha has opened u
FIRsT-CLAss CONFHCTIONERY STORE.
IN the building lately occupied by Rcrnard Stounes.
where he 10 prepared to furnish ali kinds VI ;.
PLAIN 4 FANCY CANUiEs
FRENCH CANDIES, FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC FRUITS. NUTS,
RAtSINS. &C.. &C., a., &C.
wHoLEsALE or RETAiL.
In shori full assortment Of sll kinds OF yoods Ia
bis iils VI business. A great variety Of
DOLLS, TOYS, &C., ,.....
su..sble for the Holidays Particular attsntisa
gwen 10
BHEAD AND CAKES,
Of sii kinds fFesh every day,
CHRISTMAS CANDIES. CHRISTMAa TOYS.
call 10 solicited. sAd sa;isfaeiion will De euassn
teed. 90 g. tl.
Dec. II, 1867. ECKHARr JACOBS
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For the cure Of Coughs. Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma,
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This great remedy is too well known and 10 per
forming too much good TO make II necessary to 20 in.
10 an elaborate discuss ion Of its mer Suffice il 10
say that siiil maintains its suprsn,scy ia CURING
diseases Of the most obstinate. character and that
all who sufsr from the above complaints. aftee hav.
ing tested this remedy, seldom have occasion TO 70.
sort to other appliances TO insure perfse resiors-
tion 10 health.
TESTIMONY Of PETER SHAW.
WEsr WINFIELD, N. T., Dee. 10, 1850.
Messrs. q. ". Fowls + Soy, Boston.
Gentleman During the winter Of 1853 was very
much out Of health afflicted with a severe Cough,
Psia in tue side aud Lnngs general depres sion
OF health to such MI extent greatly 10 alsrM my.
self and friends TO the result Duri ng mi. time
I tried stveral highly recommended remedies with
little no good rsru, and had concluded to try the
effect Of Southern climate upon my hOaith but be.
fore carrying this resolution into effect, was ndIc
ed by the urgent solicitation of your agent, Mr..
Huntley to give tr. Wistas's BaIsani of Wild Cher.
~ trial, did 80, aud tn my gseat Joy found I'm.
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bottle, and am now In good health as ever.
believe your Bx,sam one of the oept remedies, for
Coughs. Colds, and all Lung Diseases. now In use.
aud conscieni'ously recommend II as such
Yours truly, PETER SHAW.
Prepared by sETH W fOIVLE sON, 10 fremont
e.. Boston, and for sale by DrugRists generally,
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uT G. NJ. RIcHARr, Of the Pittston Ga.
se.S has associated with him Henry VIII.
soN, ESD, in the publication as well as the
rditoria! management Of that paper. They
publish irst-c!ass local, family newspaper.
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GooD ADVICE. "A contemporary advises
bis readers 10 purchase only at stores that
advertise in his paper. We hardly think
it necessary to give our readers the same ad-
vice~for the community has about qui.
purchasing Of men who do not advertise. -
Eysy3body knows that the place to get goods
is Of thsmsn who is enterprising enough to
iufssn cha public Of the fact that be has
Mony 'RtAp1sd MArrEp. Subscribers
lou,etimlt complain about country newspa-
psrs not having more. reading matter and
70, man twtaement,; If tho patrons
tfthss4i tsoaM be placed in the same
jsussion:f 4e publishers awhile they
,ouIa soo1 the reason for this. Pa.
;s,y.hSAa rd struggling to keep above
! ,i,ir cSu6S nd dare not refuse adyer.
! tsnanty y GSilfpay: They arc absolute.
Sree,saiy Skeep up the show" u
-bisu5 d rather than take ncuse.
rnndic,nea 1. Al who sufor from coughs
VI, iritasIyn ltSs. bronchiAl tubes or
,anac tcrou lnptlen, will find in Dr..
WsIBalSa VIA Cherry q remedy
.s..hls u 49, ~ sGcctuel in re-
vSdisesss.& llfm b pleasant
y.itissn pt1yys II is . pow
.s,. temcdy II ia
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.!

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON win aend tftss
the directions for making end Using the s,nnia
remedy by which he was cured Of lung affection
and that dread disease Consum ption. His only oh
jec. u TO bsnent the afflicted and hs hopes every
ihem nothing, and may prove blessins rlsasS
addresa Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
., No. les aouth Second 8stsos, williamsburg, New
York.
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~.y.I- MANHOOD:
3G0 Hop Lost, Ho,j Restored,


%. CULvERwELL's CeIsbssted Essay on the sid.
cal cure wishout uisdicine of h0ss, Bel
iMai Wsskness. Involuntafy seminal Lossss, M "
tsaey Msntsl and Physicai lnespseity inpediM a's :
Fits Induced by sshiudu'ssneS d ssxusi sas'svs'
eance. 49,
b Ths esleSrstsd author IL III s1GssSH sisa4
clearly dsa0dstvatss. from thirty ysala' eeceeo.
~ p,sesise .e.s re- cA:mssf sss ~ y y,
s,s sas s,n my s.e ,sa msdis;ss 3 ~ spsis:sc Il
ths knsfs- posSsS oct node of care @ e.ee ~.
ps esaia saa sssssa y Ssss; g W. esSs
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Adsss'iss iss''sAse'ee;s Aseess ], !. xt,ss 4 ctlsl.
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TIL Il II EALIN G POOL,
AND HOUSE or MERCY.

Howard Association Reports for, YOUNG MEN
on the CHIME or SOLITUDE, and the ERRORS
powers, anil create impsdimshts TO MARRIAGE,
wite sure means Of relief. Sent In sealed letter en-
yelopes, ftse Of charge. Afdsess np. }. 9klLLlN
hoU0G1UN, Howard Associstion. Phiisdslphfs. Ps.
June 5, lSU7.-l@ r'lf.t .H'.l r. aI fN' II
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INFORMATION,

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also recipe f,r the removri Of rimples, Blotchea.
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! ~ O. n. KNAPP, '.ofIthis stOswnn, has
been appointed r. w. District Deputy
Grand Master Of the sth Masonic District
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'17(ITTOE,

me secoaA snsts iusns o. the lest tubfevrtipn 20
1fis Il OuoIef 0tSsjiissm VII S'ccsa pay their
respective smounss. sne oeligs az tt,!!'r,.
OF 1857. t-s'"l N'sa~ '-.'' -
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A SOLLEDER'S
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
IoPPosiTE THE ErisCoPAL CHCRCu.l
On Main Street, Bloomsburg.
The subscriber takes pleasure In ANNOUNCING to
the people "i BlOomsburg, and vicinity, that no has
on hand large aud fnt assortment Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
for Indies and gsn,smen's wear. to suit all ianeiss
Ms Oily "ost 10 ef the brst quality. and from the
most reliable naaufacturers; he being o practical
workman aud good Judge Of
o9VQ09SEe'
he il not likely to he imposed upon By roesivius
worthless material badly made up.
Those Hesirinq ANYTHING In his line would dn well
to Give him call. before purehasins elsewhere. he
sells Q
GOOD ARTICLE,
aud At prices TO suit purchasers.
All persons who desire light or heavy work made
to order can be accommodated at his establishment.
u Alse, repairing will be done with nestness and
despatch.
An elegant assortment Of Ladies sprinr and sum
mer Shoes on hand. A. SOLl.EDER.
Apiil3. 1857
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-30
Public Alarm.

The incendiary movements of the
Radicals are spreading general alarm
throughout the country.
The New York correspondent of the
Ledger says:
The infammatory tone of the
speeches in Congress with reference to
the Southern governments and the
Southern electoral vote is causing q
very uncomfortable feeling in business
circles, increasing as it does the pre-
vailing distrust of the future. Great
regret is also expressed that Congress,
instead of taking a recess merely, did
not adjourn as usual, till December.
To reassemble right on the eve of an
exciting Presidential election, Republi-
cans as we'll rs Democrats apprehend,
will be but to foment past agitations.
We copy the following from the Bos-
ton Post:
The feeling of apprehension here is
rapidly becoming intensified, and the
popular impression is that We are ap-
preaching a more serious crisis than
even the war of the rebellion. The old
est and bravest men speak out their
fears. One of the most distinguished
generals of the Federal army, who is
not now in political life, though lately
sympathizing with the Republican par
ty, is satisfied of the fixed determine
tion of his late political associates to
overthrow the government and seize
the Executive power.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-30
From St, Louis.

ST. LOUIS, July 29.-Generals Grant,
Sherman and Sheridan arrived at St.
Joseph last night. and were met at the
depot by q very large crowd of citizens
and escorted to the Pacific House, amidst
enthusiastic cheers, music and firing of
cannon, where Colonel Harbine deliv-
cred an address of welcome; after which
they were entertained by the Grand
Army of the Republic and the citizens
generally. Similar demonstrations were
made on their arrival at Omaha yester-
day morning. A large concourse of
people received and escorted them
through town to the headquarters of
the Grant Club, where they assembled
the platform and were introduced to
the people amid deafening cheers, firing
of cannon, DC. Subseq qnently they had
a general hand shaking and were greet.
ed with unbounded enthusiasm.
At a meeting of merchants on Change,
this morning, q resolution was adopted
that, after August lst. - instead of IS
pounds of oats should constitute q
bushel in this market. A resolution
was also adopted urging the City Coun-
Gil to permit the extension of the North
Missouri Railroad track to the elevator
OH the levee, with the view of facilitat-
ing the shipment of grain in bulk to
this city, from Northern Missouri and
Iowa.
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National Temperance Convention.

CLEVELAND, o., July 29.-The Ma
tienal Temperance Convention met this
morning ut the first stPresbyterian Church
and was, at 10 o'clock, called to order
by J. N. Stearns, Esq, Of New York,
who nominated Jno. Cessna, of Penna.,
as temporary chairman. Prayer was
then offered by Rev. John Fulton, OF
Cleveland.
On motion, Rev. J. B. Dunn, of New
York, j. A. Spence, of Ohio, Rev. c. w.
Dennis, of Maryland, Rev. J. A. Farr,
of Albany, N. Y, Rev. J. b. Clark, OF
Allegheny Pa, and Rev. Z. P. Pratt, OF
Connecticut, were appointed as tempo
rary secretaries.
A committee was then appointed to
examine the credentials and also COM
mittee on permanent organization.
While the committees were delibcrat-
ing the convention was addressed by
General Neal Dow and others.
The committee on permanent orgsnl-
zation reported the following: Presl.
dent, w. E. Doyle, Of New York, and
quite number of Vice Presidents and
Secretaries.
The Convention adjourned until 2:3O
p. NJ.
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THE Milwaukee UiscoRsiR, an ultra
Radical paper, thus speaks Of Governor
Seymour, the Democratic candidate for
President:
The nomination of Seymour nnder the
circumstances, is the strongest one that
could have been made. He is gentle
maa in his address, most popular and
winning in his ways, and has secured
thousands of warm friends by his per.
sonal attractions. Iu truth he is q win
some man, and may be considered as re-
spectacle q representative of the mod
ern Democratic party as could be OBJ
tanned in the present exigeDcy. Per
sonally we have known Mr. Seymour
for many years. In onr early life we
saw him almost daily, and we have
|nurtured q strong esteem for his genial
and gentlemanly qualities, and for the
creditable manner in which he appears
in all public positions
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-30
nearh Of Peter YaPnali, Esq.

i'ETER YARNALL, Esq, formerly OF
this city, died at the residence OF his
son, Mr.. j. j. YARNALL, near New Mar
tinville, Wetzel county, on Tuesday
morning, the 25th inst.
Mr.. YAgNALL was in the 93d year OF
bis age. He came to this city from
Winchester in the year $500. Living IN
this region from its carly settlement
until the time of his death, he became
widely and favorably knewn as one OF
our most prominent citizens. He was
connected with many of the leading
families of this section, and was highly
esteemed by both friends and relatives.
About six years ago he removed from
this city to Wetzel county, where lie
remained until the day of his death. lie
was among the last of those who, CON-
ing to Western Virginia when it was
comparatively wilderness, witnessed
its development, growth, and pros
perity, and came to be regarded as the
pioneers of this region. Peace to his
ashes
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Resolutions Adopted by the
DemOcratic State COnVen-
tiOn of West Virginia.

| R,solred, That We approve the platform OF
the National Democratic Convention, lately rs
sembled in New York, rs the true exponent OF
our political principles and pledge our near!
and united support TO the nominees VI viaa vIas
Convention for the offices OF President anu '"e
President of the United States. ,-,.
, RrsDlred That We demand OF the Leglsia'
tnre of this State reduction Of the useless
warm of officers with which We are lnieste9'
and such other measures OF economy. retrehShc
nrnt and reform ~ will reduce the bui then oI
II ,te and local taxation, which Is tNhaasthg
the substance of our people. or
q pys1lred That we demand the reiOlh OF
,Lr present system of registration as unjust,
opprrssive upon the people, and al variance
Hitb the fundamental principles oil free govern
mrnt. . a., podic,I
n,Ity of this State because, with view o'
nerprtuatug their own power, they nave re
,rd to permit the people to elect tnelr own
H,gist-rs and have vested the power oil appoint
n,.nt and removal in the Governor, so that the
INSCRIPTIONS purposes Ct the party may Do Oet
r,r ACCOMPLISHED; and because. with the same
.,i.yr they have by recent legislation relieved
,b,ir Registers thus unfairly and improperly
rI.ci.d from either civil or criminal RESPONSE
Lility. for even willful ani corrupt VIOLATION Vi
duty. .,,,;, o, oo
cord Ia the negro the full measure OF legal
rishts. with ample protection OF person anu
rInperty we sre unalterably opposed TO negro
suffrage, negro equality and Radical legislation
luukin. to that end. VII,
d Resolrcd. That we denounce the Radical
plrIv for having through its REPRESENTATIVES, III
Congress, by the passage oi certain iI'iI. .ho
construction bills, declared null and void the
Government sf Virginia, which formed the
state OF West Virginia thereby denying the
lry.l existence of our new State.
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The JUDI men, Of soIo,nes

Among tho Representatives, of the
Southern States admitted to Congress,
there chanced to be one from North
Carolina who had lived there long
enough to have some of the feelings
and interests of citizen of the State.
Mr.. Boyden left his native Massachns'
etts many years ago, and' settled in
North Carolina. OF the scheme for dis.
tributing arms to the Southern negroes
he spoke thus: .-.g. a
Mr.. Boyden-Mr. Speaker, lam alarm
ed at the condition of the country. 1t
is proposed to send arms to North Car
olina that the people may use them
against each other. Great God! We
cannot afford to fight each other. Keep
away your arms Do nothing to ir-
ritate our people, but do everything in
you power to assuage and heal the ex-
citement. We want ne arms. warn
the House that if arms are sent there we
will be ruined; we cannot live there. If
We need anything in the shape OF
arms, in Gods name send an army of
the United States there; but do not
arm neighbor against neighbor. There
never was more mischievous measure
than this proposition to arm ono class
Of our people against another. ..
Mr.. Boutwell, (Rep.,) of Massachu-
setts, rose to point of order that the
gentleman from North Carolina was
discussing q subject not before the
House.
The Speaker sustained the point of
order.
We may distinguish real citizen
among these carpet-baggars by the
test of King Solomon. When the
sword was raised to slay the child, it
was the true mother who begged for
mercy to it. The genuine "carpet-bag-
ger" was described by Mr.. Brooks, of
New York, and Mr.. Stevens, of Pennsyl
vania, in recent debate:
Mr.. BrCoks-Talking of the carpet
baggers, he said that there were hang
ing around the Capitol two Yankee
delegates from the State of Florida,
who had not been long enough from
their States to have got rid of their
nasal twang.
Mr. Stevens, ofPennsylvania, remark
ed that Florida was not embraced in
the bill before the House, and that he
agreed with the gentleman from New
York in what lie said about Florida.
He added that he was determined to
agree with the gentleman, but that he
had not liked to lot him know it be-
Mr.. Brooks said he was happy to have
the endorsement of the gentleman from
but their Yankee friends
were not limited to the little State of
but had turned up, alss, in
Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina, and
elsewhere. OF the two men applying
to be admitted as Senators from Arkan-
,as, one was from Cataraugus county,
New York, and the other from Pennsyl
vania. Both were squatters; both car
pet -baggers, and if they were admitted
then the State of New York would have
.hree Senators, and the State of Penn
,ylvania three Senators.
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Terrific Oil Explosion.

PITTSBURGH, July GA terrific oil
explosion occurred last night at the Al
bum Oil Works of Lafferty 4 Waring,
three miles from this city, resulting in
the death of n young man named James
Gonigle, aud the probably fatal injHry
of Robert Lafferty, one of the proprie.
tors. A man is still missing, supposed
to have been killed. The accident was
caused by plug at the bottom Of one
of the tanks being loose and the oil
running out caught fire from the fur
naces, communicating to eight other
tanks, causing the terrible explosion
The works were entirely destroyed.
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YOUNG MEMS
MASS MEETINGS! !

HENRY S. WALKER, of Ohio county
Democratic nominee for Congress in the
First District, sill address the people
at the following times and places, the
meetings to be held under the auspices
of the YOUNG DEMOCRATS of the various
countless:
Liberty Hall, Liberty Township,
Marshall County, Saturday, august efh
New Cumberland, Hancock
County, Friday, august l4th.
Wheeling, Ohio County, Saturday,
August 18th.
Bethany, Brooke County, Tuesday,
August 18th.
Lynn Camp, Marshall County,
Thursday, august 20.
Forks OF Fishing Creek, Wet
eel County, Friday, AHgust 2l.
Centreville, Ty Ter County, Sdir-
day, Ausast %. g
Sc. Mary's, Pleasauts County,
Tuesday, Augast %.
Parkersburg, Woad County,
Wedaesday EreRing, august &c.
Newark, Writ County, Thursday,
Augast27.
Burning Springs, Writ County,
Saturday, 4agust ~.
EllenbOrO, Richie County, Tues
day, September /.
West Union, Doddridge County,
Thursday, September 3.
Bridgeport, Harrison County, Sat
mddy, September 8.
Mr.. WALKER will be assisted in this
canvass by other well-known speakers.
Other appointments will be announced
hereaffer
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DemOcratic-COnSerVatiVe
Mass Meetings.

The political ana hnanclal questlohs
of the day will be discussed by able
speakers ut the below-named places and
at tho times following, being the first
day of Court in each instance
Fairview, Hancock County,
Tuesday, September 10.
WelIsburg, Brooke County, Taes-
day, September %.
New MartinSville, Wetzel Coun-
ty, Tuesday, September l.
NIiddIebOurme, Tyler County,
Thursday, October 8.
st. Mary's, Peasants County,
Thursday, September 10.
Parkersburg, Wood County,
Tuesday, October 6.
Elizabeth, Writ County, Monday,
%.
Ripley, Jackson County, Tuesday,
September /.
Spencer, Roane County, Saturday,
September IL.
Calhoun &. H., Monday, Septem-
Der 2l.
Glennville, Gilmer Comfy, Uednes-
day, September 30.
Harrisville, Richie County, Fri
day, September Is.
West Union, Doddridge County,
Tuesday, October 20.
Clarksburg, Harrison County,
September 16.
Weston, Lewis County, Tuesday,
l.
BuckhannOn, Upshur County,
Tuesday, September Is.
BraxtOn &. H., Monday, Septem-
Der %.
Clay G. H., Thursday, October Is.
SummerSVille, Nicholas County,
Tuesday, October &.
Boone G. H., Monday, SEPTEMBER.
Lincoln e. H., Monday, October b.
Logan &. H., Monday, September
Ia.
CabeIl C. H., Monday September
2l.
Wayne G. H., Monday. September
2S.
wyoming G. H., Monday, Octobe'
IL.
Raleigh c. H., Monday, Octobe'
10.
Romney, Hampshire County, Tues
day, September l.
MOOrefield. Hardy County, Tues
day, September 10.
Franklin, Pendleton County, Tues
day, October 6.
Grant G. H.. Tuesday, October l3.
Point Pleasant, Mason County
Tuesday, 4agust 25.
Winfield, Putnam County, Thars
day, September 10.
Fayette C. H., Friday, Septembe
19.
Kanawha c. H., Friday, October 2
Berkeley Springs, Morgan Coun
ty, Monday, September Ia.
Martinsburg, Berkeley County
Monday, September %.
ShepherdstOwn, Jefferson Coun
ty, Monday, October 12.
Huntcrsville, Pocahontas County
Tuesday, September l..
Lewisburg, Greenbrier Cosnty
Saturday, September. u.
Union, Monroe county, Friday, Sep
tember %.
Mercer G. H., Wednesday, October
Mcdowell e.. H., Tuesday, Octobe
Is.
| 1 PruntytOwn, Taylor County, Ao'
day, September 81.
Grant c. H., Tuesday, October i
The Executive Committee call upo
our Democratic friends in the varlou
counties of the State, to make suitabl
arrangements for having the meeting
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FROM TYLER COUNTY.
MIDpLEBoURNE, W. Va,
July g, 1865.
Editors of the Register:

July 70, lcoo.
Editors of the Register:
The prospect is still very fattering in
Tyler. Our people are thinking and
feeling and awakening. Such state
of feeling never existed among them
before. Taxation and hard times are
grinding them down and they are fast
finding out the -mismanasemeAt
and corruption of the party in power.
They feel that they do not enjoy the
peace aud prosperity they did under
the Democratic administrations of the
Government. They are longing for the
"old paths"
Seymour and Blair and the Demo
cratic platform are popular and to them
our oppressed people are looking with
hope. The State ticket formed at Graf
ton is well received. With Camden,
Edmiston and Walker we are going to
win. Even the Radicals feel and know
that. A little wsrk, and victory IS sure
TYLER.
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Richie Township.

We are requested to announce that q
meeting of the Democrats of Ritchie
tow nship will be held at the Council
Chamber, in Ritchietown, on Saturday
evening, at Z! o'clock. The meeting is
called for the purpose of organizing
Democratic Club for Richie township.
A general attendance is urgently re-
nnnS..,l