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VOLUME Is,
DYSPEpSIA nm yNn,o

Is oppression AFTER eating, or 10y
wind. and always follows Costiv.nUsehehihg IA
Iison's Peristaitlc Lozenges give nare Dr. Ky
They are pleasant. portable. do nn s,ahentr1as
to cures every kind OF Piles. Ear wairsss@s
fremont Temple. Boston, Z. A. H, ssle At NJ,
Proprietors, and by ali Druggist 'sa az
60 cents 9''' Mailed !.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-17

A gentleman who had Sunday Schools
class OF Six convicts in the Massacbusott
State Prison, proposed to give each book
on Christmas and asked what book they
would prefer. One said, Il would like o
copy of the Revised Statutes of Massachu-
seits." another replied that he would like a
copy Of "Locke's Essay ;n tie Human Tn
dcrstanding;' third choice copy O
"Mitchell's Astronomy;" the fourth prefrl-
red book of selections of music; another
made choic, Of "Draper's Pbysiology:" ard
the last man said that he did not Know as
he wanted or needed anything. hu' accept
ed copy Of ''|ombe on the Constitution Of
Man" AL Of which elbows that the boast
ed Intellectually Of the New England States
is one thinI, and mortaly or common homes.
iy altogether another thing.
Western parer having got itso,t into
trouble by publishing namrs 10 lis poiite
reports, has resolved to adopt somethin,
Of the following style Of conveying that
spfcihs OF intelligence: 1.-TWO gentlemen
who don't want their II. mes published. up-
peared before the mayor oa charge Of
havirg done something which WE are not at
liberty to state, and it would be cruel to
s,y what was done with them, as they are
business men"
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MIILElt FARM, Pa.

Crocseery--For all kinds go to REYNO s
BhoDHEAD u CO.'S, No. II Centre street, opp
no Post fiec, or ely, Ia.
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1t is etiquette in London for II lady TO cut
her dare" partner next day when she aces
him in the park or elsewhere. 4 girl WHO
stops to speak TO man with whom she has
waltzed and supped the night before. runs
the risk Of being fundamentally ehafr>d.
or perhaps severely rebuked.
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HOTELS.
f\fL EXCHANGE HOTEL.

SAMUEL REYNOLDS. Proprietoi
The largest mud most commodious Hotel in the
oil rcgion Fair OH the Bi ige reduced To bOnrtcr-
THIS house is pleasantly situated, rooms cool and
pleasant making 1t a delightful hotel III all respect.
Petroleum Centre, April IL, 1st9
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-30

comes, Adividends and salaries described
in the preceding section of this joint
resolution and in the mode and manner
heretofore provided by law. . "a .
The morning hour expired, and the
Chair announced the committee's re-
port in the case of General Ames to be
the next business in order.
Mr.. Sherman moved to suspend the
present and all pFior orders for the pur-
pose of taking up the resolution to dis
charge the Judiciary committee. from
further consideration of the Texas bill.
After discussion the motion was
agreed to, and finally the bill to admit
the State of Texas TO representation was
passed by party vote-yess, AZ; nays,
II. The bill as passed is exactly SINH
lar to the bill admitting Virginia and
Mississippi. 100. -
session.
The doors were reopened at 4:l5, when
Mr.. Carpenter called up the bill allow.
Ing. the United States Judge for the
Eastern District of Texas TO resign,
continuing his salary and providing for
bis successor, which waspassed.
Mr.. Morrill,, of Maine, from the com.
mittee on Appropriations, reported with
amendments the general defciency7ap'
preparation bilt.C 3, 4. 80
Adjourned
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
JiacinraIi NnrileI.
CINCINNATI, March 9

CINCINNATI, March %.
FLOUR-Higher and in fair demand;
family at lOa5 30, and extra at Goa
%.
WHEAT-In good demand aud light
supply at OSa1 10, but held % higher
for red winter.
CORN-Firm and in good demand at
76aS0c.
OATS-Firm at 54a56c.
RYE-Unchanged.
| BARLEY-Unchang
COTTON-Steady but quiet at Gle fol
middling.
WHISKY-Steady at 9Sa94c
MESS PORK-In good demand; sales
of 1000 barrels at q 90.
BULK MEATS-Firm but quiet at
9sa9fc for shoulders, and l3ial4tc fol
sides.
BACON-Sides in fair demand; sales
of loo hogsheads at l5c for clear rib,
15:c for clear, mostly held at l5ia15sc;
shoulders at l0fc.
| HAMS-Sugar cured at l7alSc
LARD-Dull at l4fal5c; NOT much
doing and no sales of importance.
BUTTER-Scarce and firm ut full
prices, 3la37c.
CHEESE-Dull and dropping at l5a
l6c for Western Reserve and Factory.
EGGS-Dull at i9c, shippers count.
OILS-Linseed dull at Csc; Lard at
GOAL - and firm; Petroleum at 26a2SC
for refined.
SUGAR-Dull and all grades 4c lower
COFFEE-Unchanged.
SEEDS-Clover advanced to l4ial4ic
Timothy advanced to 5 75a6 90 and the
supply light.
GOLD-llli buying.
EXCHANGE-Firm at par buying
and lilo premium selling. ..
The Price Current will publish to,
morrow its usual annual report of pork
packing in the West. Total number
packed this year, 2,575, 1862; last year
2,499, l73; average lot of hogs this year
1873 pounds; last year, 2O6i pounds;
yield of leaf lard this year 23s pounds;
last year, 24t pounds; net decrease OF
one per cent.
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New York Money Market
NRw YORK. March


In the different departments of Wall
street dizziness is the chief feature in
mercantile and financial circles. Bust.
ness generally is dub, and the spring
trade thus far is unsatisfactory. The
funding bill bangs like pail over
speculative and legitimate trade, and
no improve ment of consequence is
looked for until the bill is effectuslly
disposed of. ..n.y-
MONEY-Very easy. The general
aullness materially limits the demand.
Call loans 4a5 per cent; business notes
las per cent.
EXCHANGE-Fereign dull and weak.
or; prime bankers Ssa5i per cent.
GOLD-Quiet and steady; opened at
llls aud closed at llls; carrying
rates BAD per cent; clearances SIS, 900, :
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Firm in
gold bonds, which show an advance of
tat per cent; currency skies fell eff to
liz, decline of ia1 per cent. Coupons
of 81, 1l3ta1l4; do 81, llOallOi: do
ga, 10esa109; do 65, 109ialo9s; do new,
107tal0S; do '67, l0Sssl0o9; do rs,
10saal09; 10-40s, 106sl065; Currency
Skies 1921.
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aMfsoHl,iANE0Us.

Z The 6ensfcids efsetssgf these
BiHers can be aHested By thou
sands who haze used them and
acknowledge them superior to
ing thing Of tile kind erer before
offered to the public. v
As q sure cure for Diarrhea,
Loss Of appetite, -Fsrsr and
Aque, Cholera Morbus, Collie,
Dyspepsia, General Debility 0r
Nervous Headache, this medicine
has no equal. 1t is especially
recommended to persons traret
ing, as tending to cou'teract the
effects Of a change Of water.
These Bitters should be tou'n
upon the Sde-board Of eUer.
family, as weU as the Bar Of
suery weN-regulated Hotel.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March 90.
SENATE.

Mr.. Chandler, from the committee on
Commerce, reported bill to provide
for the better security of life on board
steam vessels.
Mr.. Conkling introduced a bill tc
prevent and punish election frauds
Referred.
Mr.. Sherman, from the committee on
Finance, reported a substitute for House
: joint resolution declaratory of the inten'
tion of the law relating TO the Income
tax, which shall continue in force
through the entire year 1870, and so
much of said taxes as are not paid or
payable during said year shall be col
iected and paid during the year 1871.
Section 2, That after the year 1870
shall be levied and collected Q tax Of 8
per cent. per annum on the several in.
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BY THE CABLE.
ny Telegraph to the Register.I

LONDON, March 29.-There was q
grand banquet last evening at the resi-
dence of Minister Motley in honor oftht
Queen of the Netherlands. Among the
guests were Charles Dickens, Mrs. Caro-
lima Norton, Wilkie Collins, Thoma'
Hughes, Robert Browning, James An
thony Fronda, George Grote and many
other celebrities. q
MADRID, March 29.-The Count o
Java, who fed from Spain year age
after having killed Senior Olozoga, hat
received indulgence from the penalties
incurred, aud is expected back soon. II
isgenerllly supposed that this was done
to pave the way for an Indulgence IL
the case of the Duke Montpensier, who
recently killed Don Henry of Bourbon
in duel. The Duke MOntPcnsicr mas
however, remained in Madrid since the
duel.
PARIS, March 29.-The conspiracy
affair is assuming more Importance.
Orders have been issued for the arrest
. of twenty persons, including James
Mazzino, Felix Platte, Louis Blanc and
Others, not now in the country.
The Journals to-day announce that
the Emperor has requested Prince Pierre
Bouaparte to leave the country. 1t is
reported that he will 90 to America.
81 LONDON, March 29.-The Cuban cable
fleet, nearly ready TO sail, is the most
perfectly appointed expedition Of the
kind ever dispatched.
Mr.. Greene, the famous aronaut, is
dead.
PARIS, March 29.-Duriug tho lecture
of DIR. Tardien yesterday the students
Kissed and insulted the Professor on &C
count of the deposition made by him at
Tours in favor of Prince Bouaparte. DR.
Tardien was obliged to quit the hall
While retiring lie declared he should
resign his chair and the announcement
was received with braves.
NJ. T. Boldi, political prisoner at
Coyenne, has been set free and is ex-
pected in Europe at IN early day.
Ledon Rollin has arrived in this city
The police made domicilary visit to
the residence of Louis Noir.
Mr.. Barbieux aud Charles Hugo, edi'
tors of the Raphael, have been prosecu'
ted for articles on the trial at Tours.
LONDON, March 29.-Assurances have
been received from Rome that the
Council is yielding to the representa-
tions of the European powers, aud will
adjourn the discussion on papal infalli
bility until the latter part of May. The
Catholic laity of Switzerland are dis
satisfied with the Ultra Montanism OF
their bishop in Council.
!, LONDON, March 29-George Phillips
has been appointed Attorney General
of British Columbia.
A correspondent Of the Times sounds
An alarm at the quantity of American
railroad bonds which are coming over.
q The Pail Mall Gazette, accepting as
semi official the New York Tribune's de-
tense of Secretary Fish for the suppress
sion of Lord Clarendon's comments on
the Alabama claims correspondence
says that neither here nor in America
can the excuse be thought satisfactory
A bull fight at Agricultural Hall yes
terdsy ended in riot, which was sup
pressed by the police. A number of ar
rests were made. -...-- sss
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HOUSE.

$ On motion of Mr. Schenck. it was
ordered that all general debate on the
tariff bill shall close tomorrow an hour
and half after the House goes into
committee. 90. .5;..,
The House then went into committee
of the Whole, Mr.. Washburne, of Wis,
IN the chair, on the tariff bill and was
addressed by Mr.. Marshall, member OF
the committae of Ways and Means,
against protective tariff and in favor
of free trade.
The House took recess until even
ing. .,
In the evening session Messrs. Will.
kinsen and Wilson addressed the com
mittee in opposition to the high protec,
tive tariff system. j.,
After further debate the House ad
journed.
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u fNev veri. InIsfi,ss.

-. COTTONAQuietr and rather heavy;
sales 1900 bales at 22fc for 'Iniddhng
uplands. n "a .sZ-- AT - y =
FLOUR-Closed q trifle better on
sound low grades of extra, with mod
crate export and trade demand. -,
WHEAT-Dull and scarcely SO firm;
No. 9 spring l 07al II; winter red and
amber western 22a1 26.
RYE-Nominal. ...
OATs-Dull at 55ie for western In
store and 61a62c for Ohio aheat.
C0RN-Quiet aud Arm at l 03al 10
for new mixed and 05a1 06 for yellow
western. -----------------
P0RK-Dull; sellers mess for March
at 26 50, April at 26 81, May 26 so; buyer
at 2625 for April or May:
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATS-In moderate request
and steady. -
-BACON-y.ryi qaieb.e D1D,-t ISL,
LARD-Neminal at HAL 4sc for prime
steam. a. 80 - s....L-
EGGS-In moderates request at 27a
k2SC, .... . s~-a.. &c.. -. .."..
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ELMIRA, N. Y.
The storm of sunday-Accideut ON
the Eric Railway-A Number of Emu
iuraufs Epiured

The storm of sunday-Accideut on
the Eric RaiIway-A Number Of Ems
igranIs Injured.
ELMIRA, March 29.-The storm of
Sunday caused much havoc in this por-
ton of the State. 1t was destructive
to the fatm-houses and other property
at different points in the interior.
It is reported that an unparalleled
accident occurred early this morning to
train No. 3 on the Erie railway, two
miles east of Wellsburg. A broken rail
threw the smoking car and two passen'
ger coaches from the track. The en-
CINE, tender, baggage car and the two
forward coaches, which were sleeping
coaches, passed over safely. The cars
which ran off the track went down an
embankment and were badly wrecked.
The smoking car was occupied by a
party of emigrants, Bound for Roches-
ter, several of whom were seriously in
iured. Three persons in the other
coaches were also seriously injured
and number bruised. The in
iured were brought to the American
hotel in this city where they are receiv-
ing necessary attention. Among the
injured are Mrs. Samuel Sheppee, of
Binghampton, confusion of spine and
fractured ribs, serious but hopeful. Mr..
ard Mrs Sheppee were on their way from
New York to San Francisco. Mrs. Jones,
of 4iS Eighth avenue, New York, fatal
ly Injured; she had child in her arms
sixteen months old who was also fatally
injured by being violently hurled
against the side of the car. Miller, one
OF the emigrant party, in the smoking
car, sustained fatal internal injuries.
Theresa Frank, another emigrant, arm
broken. p. Frank is injured about the
head. Catherine Drost, injured serious.
ly about tho head. Eight Others, all
emigrants, whose names are unknown,
sustained injuries more or less serious.
A broken rail, caused hy frost, was the
cause of the accident.
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Cleveland Market.
CLEVELAND, March %,

SLE ALANOI 2AAACh SJs
FL0UR-Unchsnged but very quiet
Rye flour, dull at 75a5 90; buckwheat
flour held at 8 00a6 90 per barrel.
WHEAT-Nominally unchanged.
CORN-Firm; new mixed at 79c.
OATS No receipts and nominaily
higher; 49o offered for No. l State.
RYE-Dull and nominal.
BARLEY-Nominsl.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS very dull and
nothing done at the Association, and ii
is very difficult to arrive at any correct
figures; for refined holders were asking
24o for spot but there were no buyers;
crude is dull and lower, held at S 80 per
barrel.
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.Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March 90.
FLOUR-Flrmer and more active at
{ 25a4 rs for spring extras.
WHEAT-Firmer and tafe higher;
sales No. at SIC; No. 2 at 75ta77fc for
regular and fresh, closing steady and
firm at, 75ia75ac for regular; this after
noon No. is heavy at 75a75!c.
CORN-Firm; closing at 74c for No. 2
and zoe for no grade.
OATS-Firm; No. 2 clos ID steady at
sac.
RYE-Firm; closing at 6Sia70c for
regular and fresh receipts.
BARLEY-Dull at 5Oa55c for No. 2.
HOGS-Tolerably active and l0al5c
higher; 8 75a9 40 for fair TO choice.
CATTLE-Fsirly active and a shade
easier; 4 75a6 12i for common cows to
medium flesby shipping steers and 5Oa
Z 90 for good to choice beeyes.
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Branch Office, ClarkSburg, W. Va.
IL N. POOL, General Agent,
CLARKSBURG, W. VA.
j. M.McwHORTER, Agent,
WHEELING, W. VA.
Agents wanted everywhere in the State.
REFERENCE BY PERMISSION.

REFERENCE BY PERMISSION.
Hon. Vim. Z. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
X. l.. Berkshire, }Judges Supreme Court
James II. Brown, of Appeals West Va.
j. J. Jackson. Jr., Judge of U. S. District
Court, w. Va.
" d. ID. L. Farnsworth, President of Senate,
West Va.
A. wernineer, Member Senate.
" Jacob HOrnbrook, frest. West Va. ms. &c.
Jacob NJ. Bicllel Vice Prest.
Caleb BOggess. Attorney, Clarksburg, W. Va.
Samuel Woods, - Phillippi,
B. White, Sheriff Mercer county,
II. G. Davis, Senate Mineral county,
j. N Camden. President of First National Bank,
ParkeIsburg.
And the following members OF the House Of
Delegates of West Virginia:
Hon b. II. Smith, Kanawha county.
G.. G. Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie. WetZel
Nathan Golf Harrison
Joseph Teter, Barbour
I" X. NJ Hill, Marion
James Hervey, Brooke
" Martin Judy, Grant
r. Davidson, Taylor
Henry Brannon, Lewis
Floyd Nicely, Dodaridge
J. I. Bowyer, Putnam
j. s. Wilkinson, Lincoln "
t1n99
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LARGE NUMBERS OF TESTIMONIALS
Blood Purifier t Has No Equal
BERs POSITIVELY TIiE
Most Powerful Vegetable Al
tcratiVe Yet Discovered.
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

; 'The life of the flesh 10 in the Blood" Is q
Scriptpral maxim that science proves TO DO true:
The people talk of bad blood. as the cause OF
many diseases, and like many popular opinions
this of bad blood is founded in truth. To say
nothing of those hnmOrs that are hereditary, we
can easily see how the Blood may become bad
from the imperfect Digestion or fallu Of ex.
cretion and how this may influence the process
of Nutrition. and thrs Influence all the func-
tonal activities Of the body.
The symptoms of bad blood are usually quite
plain-bad Direstion-causes imperfect nutri-
ton, and consequently the circulation is feeble
the SOFT tissues lose their tone and elasticity,
and the que becomes pale, broad, and fire.
guently covered with pasty, white coat. This
condition soon shows itself in roughreSS OF the
skin, then in ERUPTvE and uLcEBGTlvE diseases
and when long continued, results Ia serious
LESSONS of cha Brain, Liver, Lungs, or urinary
apparatus. Much, very much, sufsringis caused
by impure blood. 1t IS estimated by some that
one fifth Of tho human family are effected with
scr0fula in some form. ...r... ...-..
When the Blood is pure, son are not so liable
to any disease. Many Impurities of the Blood
arise from impure diseases of large cities:
Eradicate every impurity from the fountain Of
life and good spirits, fair skin and vital strength
will return To you, ..
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J'HOSE OF OUR READERS WHO HAVE
i daughters to educate are anxious to select
She most thorough, comprehensive and high
toned school in which TO do it. We cheeriully
recommend the Young Ladies' Institute Of this
city a. being one Of this class-beyond doubt
the most complete in all its appointments in the
State. Here young lady can be educated to
fill almost any position in life. Some of the
principal features taught are Bellies Lettres,
Languages, the art of composing Music Oil
Paint ne, 1elegraphing. &c. In fact, this is the
institution for a young lady to attend To be.
como well and generally informed.
The building is furnished with all the modern
improvements. Time is nearly at hand for the
opening of the next term. We invite attention
to the advertisement in another column. You
may possibly see a familiar name among those
of the instructors. msr3
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Baltimore Murket,
BALTIMORE, March 90.

Flour dull and weak; western super.
fine at Gas 90; extra at 5 l2a5 so;
family at 6 0Oa6 IS. Wheat quiet;
Pennsylvania red at goal 80; choice
Maryland at l As. Corn steady at 95a
97c. Oats dull at Soc. Provisions
firm at yesterdays prices. Whisky
quiet ct 97ic for wood bound.
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~ Y7l-EEI2TVEI
telegraph,
WASHINGTON. ITEMS.
=. :wAsnINsroS, March g.
1rL Treaer+
-To TmR I.RGIs rRR.
IBy Telegraph to the Reg stcr J

1.-THE san DominEe Treaty.
The San Domingo treaty was dis
cusssd in the Executive session this
afternoon. Mr.. Nye advocated its rati-
fiostion on tho ground of commercial
necessity, He argued that the time
would come when all islands adjacent
to the United States would be under
the protection of the United States, and
that they would occupy towards this
country position similar to that Of SEN
tinels toan army. ! He called upon the
Senate not to repudiate the Mon
roe doctrine, bat copsecrate them
selves toits enforcement Mt. Patter'
sen followed in q speech comparatively
brief, taking strong grounds against
ratification; he maintained that 1t was
contrary at this time to the interests OF
the country to acquire any tropical ter
Htory whatever, the sentiments OF the
people generally being against such a
proceeding aud line of policy. Mr..
Casserly has the floor and viii argue
against the treaty when it is again
taken up. The time for the exchange
of notifications expired to-day, but IN
the absence of officially communicated
information. the friends of the treaty
saw they have no doubt that an extern
sion could be procured from San Do
Cafnao if desired. The Senate to-day
took no action whatever on the treaty.
Death OF General Thomns.
The news of the death of General
Thomas occasioned considerable sadness
in army circles here. The general order
announcing his death to the army was
issued TO day. The President addressed
telegram of coincidence, to Mrs.
Thomas at San Francisco. 1t is under
stood the remains are to be taken to
Troy, New York, for internent, and es-
corted from San Francisco by the officers
of his staff.
The Bill 10 Provide for the Better Sc
- -,-s curiiy Of Life.
9 The bill to provide for the better Sc.
curity of life on board steam vessels,
and for other purposes, reported from
the Senate committee on Commerce,
differs only in uuimportant particulars
from the draft of the bill recommended
by the Treasury Department, of which
q full abstract was given recently.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, March 90.
Flour quiet. Wheat lc better; amber
Michigan at LOG; No. l red al l ~.
Corn firm and &c better; new at Sale; 40
grade at SIC. Oats steady; No. at SOC.
Glover seed 25c better; held at As.