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tptesumptuousfy." We think we are
safe in concluding that had it been i'm
possible for those ,nnd Mosaic econ
pmy to be guilty Of o. sin the infanity. pi
which would not be pardoned, no in,
stthctions would have been given re-
upecting the manner in which the pre-.
sumptuous transgressor should be pun.
ished. 1t seems scarcely necessary to
argue that persons under the Mosaic
economy wefe fable to be guilty Of the
unpardonabfe sin, But are We Of the
present day, liable tosbe guilty of this
heinans sransgression 2sWe honestly
think We are. It;s not;true that those
who lived at The, ,tlme. cur Saviour dwe1t
up6n the earth, enjoyed greater spiritu.
al blessings than we do. They enjoyed
something's thatswe do not enjoy, but
they were not greater. They saw Jesus
with their bodily eyes ana heard with
their ears, but this was not to be COM,
pared to the dispensation Of thespirit
which we enjoy. They saw the sun.
rising; we see it verging to its. noon.
day splendor. They saw the Christian
dispensation establishing, we see it ea-
tahlished. 70. deny the divinity of
Christ Is 3 more heinous crime in the
modern infdel than Ii the. ancient Pha-
risee. If this sin had been peculiar to
any particular period of the world, We
think the fact would have been at least
intimated in the scriptures.
1tshould be remembered that every sin
we commit is a step nearer the point
where God ceases to bea gracious God.
No person should conclude that he'or
she is not liable to SO sin as to incense
God that He will not pardon. Persons
educated II the fBowledge of the Chris.
tian religion and enjoying all the gra.
cious privileges of the gospel kingdom,
cannot be too careful lest they sin unto
death. 81 clear are the evidences of
the divinity of Christ Jesus, that to de.
termine to reject him must be provo.
king ia the eyes of God. Fear and
sin not,h fs The INSTRUCTION of Gods
word, and it viii be found to be the
only true rule Of action, 4
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NOTICE.

THE following Certificates Of Stock in the
Bank of Camden, held in the name of ALEX
ANDER SPARKS, deceased, having been lost,
or destroyed, notice is hereby given that ap;
plication will be made in three months froin
date, for renewal of the same, to.wit;- ,
No. 4O3, 18th january, 1888, 123 Shares,
557, oath July, 1888, II Shares. Sl4, April
18th, 1910, 70 Shares. :.
p. L1DE,
=. I. D. WILSON, !.
Ex'ors Estate Of A. SPARKS.
Darlington, S. G.. May 2, 1870.
May l9. 3m.
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How TO BE NoBoDy.--Itis easy to
be nobody, and we will tell you how to
dojt. Go to the drinking saloon and
spend yonr leisure time. You need not
drink much now; just q little beer, Or
some other drink. In the meantime,
play dominoes, checkers, Or something
else, to Kill time, 30 that you will be
sure not to read any useful book. If
you, read, let it. be the: dime novel Of
the day. Thus go on keeping yonr
stomaeh full and your head empty and
yourself playing time Hing games and
.iah Few ysars you be nobody, unless
las is quite likely you should turn out
q drnnkard Of professional gambler,
either of which is worse than nobody.
Phere are any number Of young men
hanging about saloons, billiard,roons
and other rum shops, just ready to
graduate and be aobodies, 9s fs {:
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Mrs. Stanton decides that courting
should be left entirely to women. She
saws "l candidly believe that nature
intended man for the rough work of
life; to dig into philosophy, politics.
parallelograms and potatoes, and hum.
bly to wait in his material sphere until
selected by the queens of the hearth
stone" Mrs. s. thinks men are toe
"vacillating and awkward" in their
love making.
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ever been to take care of the, morals Of
other peopis-so require other people
to think as they do-and never te fail
10 discover the mote in their neighbors
eyes, and never to discern the beam
that is their own. 81 I. -.
Ifin the imparting Of fthis lesson the
bitter politicians which have ruled that
State for ten years are beaten and sent
into retirement, it will be blessing
that will be hailed with delight by the
whole Union. Richmond Dispatoh.
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THEM Coop OLD D1zEHowI I do
(once ins.a While) long for them good

.
(ouce ina whitley long for them good
old daze. y - >. .. 4,
f. Them daae when there was more fun
IN 30 cents than there is now in s dol.
lars and a'auarter. IS
Them daze. when man married 145
pounds 0. woman and less than 8 pounds
(awl told) Of enDyt6iDgelse.
How I do long for them good daze
when edika6on consisted in what men
did well.
( Them daze when dekons were as aug
tere as boss redish, and ministers prea-
-ched to mems souls instead Of their
pockets. !. -
When politics \ was the exception and
honesty the rule. j. !. d. 3
Them daze when dorgs yunt down,
and when brown bread and bakedgoose
made 81 good dinner. 4. ~. y; I
Them daae when q: mag Who wasn's
:bizzy was watched, and when women
spun yarn to knit stockings. .5. !,
s How + do long for the good old daze
when now and then d gal baby was
called Jerusha, and q boy wasn't split
if be was named Jerrymier. .,4,.tss
Aud ye who have the fethers and fuss
Of life, who have the Goldfish Of wealth,
without sense under your noze, cum
beneath this tree and long an hour
with me for the good old daze, when
men was shamed to be fools, and women
fraid to be ffirts. JOSH .BILLIsds.
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A gentleman recently found himself
in company with three young ladies',
and generously divided an orange be-
tween them. You will rob yourself" !"
exclaimed one Of The damsels. t.Not
at all, replied, the innocent, q have
three orfour!in my pocketP
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!. AT q public sale Of books in London,
DreW's Essay on Souls was knocked
down to a shoemaker, who, to the great
amusement of the assembly, asked she
autioneerif he had any more books on
shoemaking to sell.
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Inflammation of the Lungs; all Liver, Kid
ney, and Bladder diseases, organic Weakness
Female, Affections, General Debility, and all
complaints % the Urinary Organs In Maie
and Female, producing Dyspepsia, Costive-
ness, Gravel, Dropsy and Scrofulai, which
most generally terminate in .!Conlnmptiss
Decline. 1t purifies and enriehss the Blood,
the Billiary, Gandular and Secretive system;
Corrects and Strengthens the nervous and
Muscular forces; it acts like charm on.weak
nervous and debilltated females, both young
and old None should be without it. Sold
everywhere.
Laboratory-142 Franklin st. Bait, Md.
Aug
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"Hould on" said Patrick, as he
stood looking after the departed train.
"Hould ou; ye muttering ould stame
engin, yaes got passenger on board
that's left bshihd:"
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w. K. THOMPSON, Admir-. VS.. J. s.
THOMPSON, ct. al.
T.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Court
passed in above cause, the creditors OF the
estate of John Thompson are hereby notited
to present their demands, on or before the
first day of September next, to the under;
signed at his office in Camden, or DO oeoarre9
from all benefit of any decree made III said
case. j. u. DUNLAl' ~'oio..o'
June 2, 1870. .o".
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arrange according to merit, if there
should arise any question on that sub.
ject. Phere should: be . supply OF
dog chains that each owner Of these
dogs should be furnished with achain
as soon as he arrives and be required
to take his dog in the pew with him.
An election by outsiders would, very
probably, give the best seats to those
who have the dogs in charge.
Christian Neigbbor
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tation, and swtafs not to rest until he
has caught the other three. Some
SpanEasds attempt to call these bandits
insurgents, but lthis is . mere subter.
fuge, us ali of these robbers were Grim.
inals long before tie war, and exercised
their nefarious profession then and
since without the least reference to
politics, and ID addition, these bands
are composed, of Cubans, Spaniards and
negroes.
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MRS. KATE JONES, Adm,rxs ". G. r.
: 80 BIIRNSs ek nj 49, sl;ss ~
BIZ "a Sell Lnnd 2

In PuRSuANeEsof an order Of Courf.s
passed in above cause, the creditors of the esq
tate of " Illtau 7. Jonss, are hereby notified
to present their demands on or before .tilsz
frsF day of Septembe nezt, to- the undef.
sghed at hiao Office III &c eaind9i5 rSbe debar.
red from All benef tot any decree made ii!
said chset ~ 3 ID. ID "a tsrs5F z S.
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Major Anderson, of Fort Sumter no
toriety,is dead.
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Is 0tTRAaEs
Hus5aaa:dI
lent of ths4f|
following acs
! Cuba bysbfiga
| taken upohsty{
can enginesF#
1ly maltreated
Some time q
E,pa.ay;ons'nS pmg !
| veral goof34
1 artinlea at ok
American sl surs
snJ IsiIsSs Hsn
Ia wbo @ wsss;p 81
o.-sa;nfnr;sts
dsls dafsed ii sevss
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ReHysuace g
Havana correspond
,6rS Times aives. the

IA[TrIA DIa
gBA.- ;. Yengeanee g
1aYala e.. porssspono
'n,es, ,gNeslss'ie
Iscspt opIlEages, e. ges Z I
3 na Me yengeane.s
mem g ~ az 4 Amer,'
3 we taey haa cruel,
!,
tne month Q, may.
@gels ppsasea = az. e. !
sllslnssisss Z. =.
Iaslsg a.so 5sal'oas
|s.,|g gps,oDgI5g ~
q y .snv =, plansa1lon,
Ins .,e1sgl sn1glnser, sea
g .as Lac Ds'
ass lssaan, !; !. ane III ~
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HOstetters, Plantation,
and Hofflauds German Bitters, and Warren
Tonic Cordial, for sale by
HODGSON s. DUNLAP.
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VIA FUGA.
CONSUMPTION.

DeBing, g Via Fuga is the pure juices o.
Barks, Herbs, Roots, and Berries, for
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CAROLINA
IIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF
NO 49, MA ZEN STREET.
Encourage Southern Inst titutiolls.
s&2o0600
$90G!Oo0

This IS Southern Company, ebar.E
tered by the Legislature Of Tsnnessee,
witha CAPITAL sufficient to mako
her roliabia beyond q question sand
doing q atricay LIg % INS ORANGE
Business and none other. Rro6tigg bv
the, experience Of fold der o Companies and
having adopted the most liberal Plans
together with rigid economy IN our
homogeneous, our success has exceed
ed our greatest expectations and has
placed the q osfPANY IN q permanent
and reliable position I'd It's first two
years we have issued between THREE
THOUSAND and THREE THOU.
SAND FIVE HUNDRED POLL.
GIES, and onrs ccumulations amount
to EIGHTHUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS e
Pres'dt M. }, 3 n NIcKs, President Mep.
phis & Charleston Il. r..
Vice. Ptssd,t, j. 4. PETT4r.
Esecy, w 3, BoYIE
REfEREECEs q
Hon. g. T1enholm, James
Wilson and W. 3 /. n agrath of Charlie. !.
ton Hon ], p. King, of Augusta. q
RI u ]. H GEL,
General Agent for s. E
Dr.. g. .. SHANNON Med. /. ExamipeT.
MRS. KATE ONES, Adm'rxs vs.. C. n. I
- - BURNS / ct al. ".
Bill to Sell Land; &cs Is
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-05
Telegraph Operators Strike
SUSPENSION OF WORK
Card from n Western Union
Official.

CINCINNATI, January 4.-There is ne
particular change in the telegraph OPP
orators strike. The operators were in
session this morning, receiving dis.
patches from other points. The officers
of the Telegraph Company here are
confident of their ability TO continue to
attend to all the business.
PITTSBURGH, January 4.-The tele-
graph operators of the Western Union
office in this city left their instruments
ut $50 this morning. The officers OF
company have secured operators enough
to do business as usual in the main
office.
CLEVELAND, December 40 Editors:
Our reports to night are necessarily
brief, owing to the extension OF the
strike among the operators in the EN-
ploy of the Western Union Telegraph
Company. 1t having been ascertslned
that the operators at Chicago and Cn-
cinnati struck under misapprehensOh
of difficulty on the Pacific coast, de
mand was made by the chief officers OF
the secret league on tho Telegraph
Company that the operators at Chicago
and Cincinnati be Teinstated. This
being refused an order was
issued by the Grand Secretary of the
league to the members to strike and
the operators at Bost IN, New York,
Philadelphia and Cleveland responded
this afternoon. Only Mr.. Stumm, day
chief operator, and Mr.. Tindoll, night
chief operator, remained in the office at
Cleveland. Such help as could be OBJ
tanned readily was called in, and, With
the assistance of The officers, work is
progressing. Mr.. Wright, Superintend
ent here, is displaying great energy in
the emergency. He reports that by to-
morrow he will have the services OF
enough coed operators, now on the way
from the interior towns, to despatch the
business as usual.
Signed1 WIN. HENRY SMITH.
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MARRIAGE,

Pa, ct that 4 sound mind and body tho
most necessary roq uistos 10 promote OOnnublAl
hSnnip ess Indeed, without these the journey
tbrangb life becomes q weary pilgrimage the
nrosnsot hourly dAr;ons 20 tho Wow; the mind
becomes thAAowed with despair and oiled With
the melan shely reflection that the happiness OF
snotber bs tones blighted with our own.
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Chicago Market
CHICAGO, Januar,

CHICAGO. January 4.
FLOUR-In fair shipping demand for
low and medium grades of spring ex-
tras; sales at 00a3 IS.
WHEAT-Dull and lower at Sc for
No. and 762a77!c for No. 2; closing
quiet at 76fa77c; very dull this after.
noon at nc.
CORN-Quiet, firmer and ialc higher
at 70a74c for regular and fresh receipts
of No. .; closing at 70!c for regular; no
grade quiet at 53a55ic; this afternoon
there were sellers of No. 2 at 70io.
OATS-In better demand; sales at
40a40ic cash and seller the month; Ale
seller February for No. 2; closing at 40a
40ic cash.
RYE-Quiet at 7Oa7Oic for No. ?.
BARLEY-Dull; Ne. , nominal al
7oas0c.
HOGS-Fairly active at 10 25al1 SO
for choice lots, dividing on 200. Live
dull and easier; 8 50a9 10 for common;
9 25a9 IS for fair to good; 10 30 fol
extra.
CATTLE-Steady, firm and fairly &C.
tive: 4 00a5 37i for common to extra
cows; 5OaG 90 for fair to medium; 6 %
az 25 for good to choice shipping steers
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Cincinnati markes.
CINCINNATI, January 4.

CINCINNATI, January 4.
FLOUR-Unchanged and but little
dore.
GRAIN-Unchanged and but little
done.
WHEAT-At l 0sa1 II.
C0RN-Held at 76c.
OATS-At 50R55c for mixed.
COTTON-Firm; middling at 24a24ic;
for good grades 24ac can be obtained.
TOBACCO-UDchauged. s...
WHISKY-Duil at Ole.
HOGS-Dull at 900al0 90 for live, and
IL O0a11 so for dressed; receipts 500
head.
MESS PORK-Held at 81 so.
LARD-At l54al7c for steam and
kettle.
GREEN MEATs-At 10, ~! and l4ic
and dull.
BUTTER-In better supply and prices
dropping; fresh at 29429fc.
EGGS-Held at Soc.
OlLS-Petroleum lower; refined at
29a32c; no change in lard or linseed;
demand moderate.
GOLD-At 1871 buying.
EXCHANGE-Firm at par buying
and Ito premium selling.
MONEY-Market quiet aud rather
easy,
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BY THE CABLE.
Ipy Telegraph to the Resister.I

LONDON, January 4.-The Times this
morning, in commenting on the Demo-
cratic advocacy of reputation, says:
-SSs.fsers from that quarter is due. The
fact that the American bonds bearing
twice the interest are not as near par as
Consols.
MADRID, January "A decided mega
tive has been received from Italy in the
matter of the candidsture of the Duke
of Genoa. As q consequence, General
Prim and all the rest of the ministers
have resigned.
ROME, January o. Tho Bishop of
Panama is dead.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, January 4.
MONEY-Active at per cent, cur
rency, and per cent, gold, per annum,
and 10 per cent. per day.
STERLING-Dull at luSsalOcs.
At the annual election of directors of
the Atlantic & Great Western Railway
Company today, the following gcEw.s-
men were elected for the ensuing year !:
Rush C.. Hawkins, New York; Thomas
w. Keunard, New York; Wentworth
Huyshe, New York; J. B. Pannes, New
York; w. P. Rogers, New York; Law
renee Johnston, New York; ID. j. Day,
New York; w. w. McFarland, New
York; Charles Day, New York; David
Jones, Ravenns, O.; John Gardner, New
York; T. Jackson, Philadelphia; Viii
liam Lee, Randolpb; Jacob Grail. Ash
land; Jacob Riblet, Gallon; J. w. Tyler
Cleveland; George B. Bsbcock, Buffalo;
James McHenry, London f; Joseph Te.
rogue, New York; William II. Taylor,
New York; Samuel l.. Barlow, New
York.
The failure of Hugh n. Camp & Co.,
sugar refiBers, was announced to-day.
The refinery was at Bristol, but the
business of the firm and liabilities are
chiefly in this city. The liabilities
amount to 100000. Universal sympa-
thy was expressed for the firm, and the
merchants promptly came forward with
liberal offers of money. one party alone
rendering 100000 to Mr.. Camp. The
firm did not feel justified in accepting
financial assistance, preferring to ascer-
tain the exact position aud lay state.
ment Of their affairs before their cred
itOrs.
GOLD-Dull and prices almost sta
tionary; opened at hog and touched
ll9s, at which most of the business was
done, and closed at ll9s; carrying rates
1-32al-16' per cent; clearances thirty
six millions.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Strong.
Coupons of '5l at 115ssl15s; do '62 at
Il3ia1l3f; do ga at ll2aall3; do '65 at
1I2iall3; do new at lllsa1ll!; do '67
at ii2ali2s; do '65 at 1l2sl124; 10 4Os
AZ ll01allOf; Pacifics ut 109al09t.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, January 4.
COTTON-Oppressed and very firm;
closed quiet; sales 2l00 bales at 25sc for
mlddling uplands.
FLOUR-Closed quiet and slightly in
buyers favor.
WHEAT-Dull and a shade lower,
with limited export and milling de.
mand.
RYE-Heavy and nominal.
OATS-Dull and heavy at 62a63c for
western.
CORN-Nominal at l 10al 70 for old
mixed western.
PORK-Dull at 90 25a29 80 for mess
on spot; q % bid aud a5 50 asked for
February
BEEF&Nominally unchanged.
OUT MEATS-Nominal
BACON-NUrninal,
LARD-Dull and sIIgumy in BUYERS
favor.
EGGS-Quiet and unchanged.
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The many thousi nds cured at this ostahilsh
ment within the Ia ~ tTsHty years. and tho uu
meruusimpOrtantS urg es Operations psrformed
by DR.. Johnston, v itnt assd by tae reporters OF
the Sun and many other papers pOtioes 81 Which
appeared again Snc again before the public, be
sides his standing a. a gentleman Of character
and responsibility, Is sufficient guaranty 70 The
afflicted
Skin dJseasos speedily cured. AuRsdIJ
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The first regular meeting of the Cab
met since Congress took recess was
held to-day. All the members were
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ORGANIC WEAKNEs,
DR. JOHNSTON,

Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons. o.
don, graduate from one OF tho most oE..5,ar
4 colleges in the United States and tie lrta,s,
mart of whose lite has been spent In TIE hos.
tals of London, Paris, Philadelphia aud -,
where, has effected some OF the mnst Astcrl..
ing cures that were ever known Ma.
trS.hled with ringing in the head ami ears Wiz.
anleep. great nervousness, being alarmed AZ I'D
den sounds, bashlulness, with frequent b.g,a
in, attended, sometimes with dsrAngenrti
mind. were cured Immediately.
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Who have injured themselves by . certain prac
tice INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions, OF At school a.,
effects Of which are nightly felt, even whrs
asleep, and II not cured renders marriage ,m
possible and destroys both mind and body
should apply Immediately.
What pity that young nan the hope OF
his country, tho darling Of bio parents, should
be snatched from al prospects and onjoyntuI'
of life by the consequences OF doyiAting fIom
The path of nature and indulging in q certain
=. ,sret habit. Such persons must, before con
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, January 4.
FLOUR-Dull.
WHEAT-Uuohauged; Nu. Wabash
at goo; amber at 054; No. l red at
10; No. 2 do at o.; No. 3 do at goo.
CORN-Nominal; No. l held ut S6c;
No. > at Soc; new at zoe; no grade lie
lower; sales at Gle.
0ATS-Dull; No. l at 4Sc.
HOGS-Dressed dull at l0ialltc.
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8gg Teleeraph
TO TRx REGIS GER
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
lBy Telegraph to the Register.I
WASHINGTON, January 4.
The Cabinet,

The first regular meeting of the Cab
met since Congress took recess was
held to-day. All the members were
present.
Negro Child in n PRbIic School.
A colored child having been admitted
to one of the public schools, yesterday,
seven white children wero in conse-
quence Withdrawn by their parents.
Virginia.
1t does not appear to be true that the
members of the Reconstruction commit
tee have informally agreed on any COM
promise regarding the admission ofYir.
GINA, by which a modified test cath is
to be exacted. 1t is the general opinion
among the best informed regarding the
Virginia question that Whittemore's
bill will not be accepted, but that eight
of the fourteen members Of the commit
tee will vote to report bill, simply de-
claring the State entitled to admission
without applying further tests. These
eight members are Messrs. Farnsworth,
Paine, Lawrence, Epson, Morgan, Beck,
Wood and Ward.
ImpcaS her Ashley,
Governor of Montana, is making most
vigorous effort to remain in Office. He
has written to the President and several
Republican Senators, insisting on his
loyalty to tie Administration and on
his efficiency as Governor. The name
of his successor is still pending in the
Senate.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-05
Baltimore Market.

BuItImOrc NIuIKcI,
BALTIMORE, January 4.
FLOUR-More active; western super
fine at 4 75a5 90; extra at 25a7 90.
WHEAT-Dull; red at 35al40.
CORN-Active; prime white at s5a
92c.
OATS-Dull at 53a57c.
RYE-At l GOAL U9.
PROYISIONS-Unchanged.
WHISKY-In fair iHquiry at 95cal 90
for wood and iron bound.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-05

Married Persons, or Young Men eouteupA.I
ing Marriage. being aware of Physical Wei
ness, organic debility, defOrmit.es, spec. :,
cured.
He who places himself under the care 0, d,
l. may ligiously conGde in his E0uV.ass -
tlemAn, and confidently rely upon a.s 81 3.
nhyaiciAn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-05
ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE.

We do net offer single article of merchandise
that can be sold by regular dealers at our price.
We do not ask you TO buy goods from us unless
We can sell them cheaper than you can obtain
them in any other way,-while the greater part
of our goods are sold at about