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GREELEY.s NOMINATION.

The Pittsburgh Post, paper which
promised, four years ago, the support
Of the entire Democratic party to
GRANT, thus goes for" GREELEY nom
nation:
If the managers of Liberal move
ment ever expect to enlist the support
Of the Democratic party, they could
not have adopted plan better calcu-
lated to make it impossible, thar to have
nominated the ticket that they did.
We risk nothing in saying that Mr..
Greeley will not receive any Democratic
support. So bitter partisan as he is
not calculated to attract the Demo-
cratic opponents of Grant.
Since no concessions were made to
that party, which embraces three mil
lion voters, concessions need not be ex-
pected from it. 1t is fair to presume
that the Convention had it's eyes open
to this fact, and made its nominations
on principle. 1t remains to be seen
whether principle or an anxiety to OBJ
tain power, was it at the bottom OF
the movement. The Cincinnati man
ayers have constructed their tub-we
speak in no sighting sense-and it
must stand upon its own bottom. The
Democracy are not likely to put any
new hoops on it. II it goes to slaves,
and falls back to the original Grant
shop, we shall know exactly the kind
Of timber, it was made OF.
Had Adams and Brown been nomi'
mated, there would have been such a
concession made as would have no
doubt thoroughly welded every element
of opposition to Grant into solid
phalanx, and have placed the defeat Of
his corrupt Administration beyond a
peradventure. This opportunity was
thrown away by the Cincinnati Conven'
ton, and it has Itself to blame for what.
ever consequences may ensue. son
to Cincinnati and its consequences,
was Mr.. Greeleys watchword. The
goal has been reached-the con
sequences are to follow.
The fight against the corruption and
Capitalization of Grants Administra
ton is lett alone to the Democratic par
ty after all. 1t will not hesitate to take
up the gage OF battle, and meet the
enemy hand to hand. The National
Democratic Convention will now be
called, and it will map out the country's
future, actuated by the same exalted
principles of civil liberty and free gov
ernment that carried the Ship Of
State over the dangerous reefs of the
past
The Cincinnati Convention having
rendered coalition of all the elements
of opposition to corruption impossible
must now work out its own salvation a.
best it can. The path Of duty is plair
before the eyes OF the Democracy-they
will nominate good and true men, anC
accomplish for themselves what nigh
have been jointly accomplished by the
Democracy and the Liberal Republicans
the overthrow Of the Grant dynasty
of corruption and usurpatiou. In oul
humble view of the case, this embraces
the political situation in its present as
peCt
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Young MIN

who hlve-in'ured them selves by a certain
practice, INDUCED in when alone, habit
frequently learned from evil companions
or AZ school. the fleets oEw nich ara nightly
ieit, even when asleep, aud If not cured,
renders marriage impossible, and destroys
both body and mind, should apply imlue-
dat ~.
What pity that n young man, the hope
OF the country. the pride OF MS parents,
should be snatc hed IOm al prospects and
IN Oyments Of lie by the consequences Of
devilting from The path NJ nTture, and IN
dulging in a CeTF>uu secret haDit. Sucu per-
sons must, before contemplating
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DR.. Fishblatt addresses al 'hO~" who have
Injured lnrIn,eiveS by improper indUl-
2cnccS and solitary habits, winch ruin hJin
body and mind. uniting them for either
business shady, society or marriage.
These are some of the sal ana melancholy
effects produced by carly habits pI youth,
viz: Weakness OF tn" back and limbs, pain
in the breast, dimueS> OF sight, loss Ot mus
cuar power, palpitatiOn Of the heart, dN>-
pep~ia, nervous irri'aDility, symptoms 81
consumption, arrangement of The digestive
functions, DC.
MENrALLY.-The effects on Tn" mind
are much t. be dreaded. Loss Of memory,
confusion uf IDEAS, depress ION oi spriIs,
evil fnrehOling, aversion 10 society, SELF
diSirusl, love Of solitude. titmidNy, &c, are
some or the evils produced.
Thousands ~ persons ufa!l ages can now
iIIdgt. what ! inr Clu." of their declining
h.a IN, losing their yigpr. h""pmiug weak,
pale, ncrVOu., and eInlci2ici having I sin
gular app ran, - about the rycs- cough, ana
symptoms Of CONSUMPTION.
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Crime In Virginia.

The Richmond Dispatch states thai
three men were arrested at Marion, Va.
Tuesday, for alleged counterfeiting
named E. C. Stamper, of North Caro-
lima; W. H. Eppling, Of Washington
county, and Harold S. Scott, of Smyth
county, Va. The detective captured
with them four sets of steel dies and a
large lot of counterfeit gold and silver
coin. The police are after others OF thu
gang. The Farmers Bank Of Suffolk
was burglarionsly entered and the vaul
forced by professionals, Tuesday night
The loss was trifling, the funds being
kept in a safer;place.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money Market.
New YORK, May 6, 6 P. M.

O. NEW IORk, may U, U Z. III.
The situation in financial circles to-
day was exciting. Gold advanced to
ia and the market was very active
with large purchasers for foreign &C
count. The dealings were character
lied by great depression and at intervals
a panicy feeling prevailed. The decline
in active stocks ranged from II to 81
per cent, and there was a great pressure
to sell during the afternoon.
MONEY-The market was active
and stringent in the afternoon, when
call loans ranged from 7 per cent gold
to l-32 per diem. There was consider
able shifting Of loans in consequence of
the decline in prices on the Stock
Exchange.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market
closed up firm at l09s@lG93 for prime
bankers sixty days sterling, and llO}
@ll0s for sight.
GOLD-Market active and higher,
ranging from ll3s 10 ia, and closing
at ll3t@ll4.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Strong
and higher this afternoon, in sympathy
with gold; L. s. currency skies at ll6g
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baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE. May 6.

BALTIMORE. May b.
COTTON-Steady; low middlings at
22a@23c.
FLOUR-Very firm and favors sell
lers; city mills extra at IS 5O9lO w;
western extra at SIS O9.
GRAIN-Wheat firm and scarce but
unchanged. Corn firm and scarce;
Southern yellow at tic. Oats steady;
western at 54@5jc; southern at 500
Sc. Rye unchanged.
PROFESSIONALISM and firm. Mess
pork at $l4 90; jobbing at Sl4 %. Bulk
meats dull; shoulders at 595tc; rib
sides at Ssc clear rib sides at Ia &c,
Bacon in good jobbiug demand, but
unchanged.
BUTTER-Western active; choice
roll at 27@30c; fair to good at 22@25c.
WHISKY-Nominal at SS!c.
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A Way For Grant TO EIectrify the
Country.

a Way For Grant To Eiectruy tne
Country.
From the Hartford Post.l
That's a good word rather like it.
'Electrify the country it sounds well
but | don't see quite how | can do it. y
This was the reply Of President Grant
to Vice President Colfax, when to him
after the results of the Tom Murphy
investigation had begun to turn
strong current Of public censure from
all parts Of the country against the
Acknowledgement urged him to
some change in the management of the
New York Custom House. Make a
clean sweep" said Colfax. Remove
Murphy; clear out Leet and Stocking
do something that will electrify the
country. That's the only way 70 turn
the de"
A little while later, when the force Of
investigation compelled Tom Murphy
to resign, the President wrote for him
an autograph letter Of Endorsement and
approval, thing which never happened
before, and it is not too much to say
that there have been honest collectors
of costome who have resigned within
the history of the country. Since then
things have been happening quite sharp,
". The action of the especial friends OF
the Administration in opposing what
ever sauints toward reform in Congress;
the disclosures of the Investigations IN
progress, discovering, il not positive
criminality, gross official negligence ;
the uncovering of Pennsylvation poll
tics to the shame of the party in power;
the evil odor of the immediate Presiden-
tial surroundings, together with the
growing importance of the Cincinnati
movement. have made the necessity toI
electrifying the country plain to the
Presidential eve. He has undertaken
it. An executive order was publish ed
recommending civil service reform. II
is signed, like the Murphy Endorsement
by the President. 1t is an empty
! promise; it comes too late to turn the
tide. This is the only one thing left by
which the President can 'electrify the
country and that is by Withdrawing
his name as a candidate tor renomina'
tor. That will do it, and only that
Only that will save the Republican
party from hopeless division. The
nomination of Grant is the only thing
that can defeat the Republican party
1t can elect any other candidate by ar
overwhelming majority. Can it elect
| him?
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DR.. FISHBLATT

Has discovered the most certain, speedy
and only etlrc'ual remedy i'm the world FOR
weakness in the back or limbs. structures,
affections of The kidneys or bladder, inYul-
untary discharges, lmpotency, general de-
bllity, nervousness, dyspepsia, languDr,
low spirits. confusion of ideas. pslpi,rtion
at the hcrrt, timiiity, trembling, dtInnrSS
of sight or gtdiinr>~, disease at the mead,
throat or skin. affections Of the lungs,
liver, stomach or bowels th0>" terrible DIS
orders arising from solitary huhits Of youth
-sccrrt and solitary prtct C,'~ more aidI 10
victims than IN" songs 0f the sirens 10 tho
mariners oi Ulysses, bllghting their most
brilliant hop, and anIiripaupnS, render
ing mnrrLNEe, &C, tnpOSeIJ.e.
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.sle Of Foundry Fixtures.

DEFER AT PRIVATE SALE THE
| Patterns, Flasks and Fixtures in Union
toDpdrv, belonging TO the late nrm oil w.
n ViIj-r q Co. The purchaser can secure
v ...a.rHaSIe lease OF the Foundry and
',,o,nIS, The building is 80 #. by % IT.,
...oIr,iIv located, with good light which can
.,n, ma INSTRUCTED, and contains all the
me-, necessary appliances of tirst-class jo6bins
SNnuIlry' For further information apply on
premises 10 >,r,,pp po,oi,ar
II. b, MllJLTsIN' n'NSiN'i'
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RujIding Lots For Sale.

OFFER THE FOLLOWING ETH lex
| ,t wholesale or retail: Lots No. IL in
-luare y: No. 5 in Square s; the south half
II 80. IA in square 10; No. IA in Square Il;
%o. : in square II; No. 2 in Square -; No. II
N SJuare r.: No. IA in Square IL; No. in
~,uare q: No. Il in Square l9, and No. IS IN
vision +.
Also. Lots No. in Square 20; No. 10 in
y IN S1uareT; No. 10 in Square II; No. ii
-. are IL. No. IL in Square 10; No. II in
,,-4!s N: No IL In square q, and NO: 10 In
-,..,- p. All situated in the Subdivisions
HE Caldwell estate.
,.,y Real Estate Agent.
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For Sale.

,,rrrR FOR SALE MY HOUSE AND
..,hia situated in Fulton, on the Ma
nj Road The house contains seven
.,'"s with two good cellars. The stable Is
.,' snrngh TO accommodate eight or nine
Is For particulars inquire OF
'>7> F. a. ELBERT,
Washington St., between Main and Mar
N'>'''"7 apr2i-ra
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1t is said there is a lady in st. Angus
tine, Florida, who IS so fascinating that
even the wild birds of the forest come
futtering to her feet and perch upon her
shoulders. She declines to make game
Of them. -.-,-
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u,nutacturing Site for Sale:

~" aTTHORlZED TO SELL, UPON
AMt,nahIe terms, a piece OF property
| co., nn Warren street, Manchester,
., u. sE;11rrrh ward ofthe city OF WheelingJ
~, a larse brick building ON II, Suitaoie e
"a tannery, planning mill, siangnter totS sc
- Ind Price low, terms very easy ana
.o'>'>>''''' go 49, THOS. O'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent.
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Dr.. Fishblatt refers to the following
Professors
X. =. NEWTON, Nd.
C.M. ROBERTS, VI. y.
HEISE, VI. ID.
PAUL ALLEN, II. ID.
CALyIN RISENBURG n y.
IL. MORGAN SWEET. VI d..
III. HERMANER, II. ID. 80 -.
HARRIS, ". ID.
JOSEPH ID. FRIEND, ND
WV. WATERMAN, NJ .--.
lie. SNODGR xSS, ND. ~. .-...-
ISAAC SPASGLER, ". ID.
W. w. HADLEY, MD.
EDWIN FREEMAN, MD.
MILTON SAUNDERS, NJ
CHARLES HART, VI d.
ALEX. WILDER/N.D ---. --
4. NJ. HOLDES, ~ D.. - -- .
X. &. SMITH, VI. Il.
l.. BAY, MD.
OF NEW YORK.
aprle-hge . -
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MA RRIAGE,

reflect that So1nd mind q III bniy sre che
most Necessary requisites iD promote con-
nHbiaI btppinr,>. Indeed, without ThsSe
the journey through life t-scom - a weary
pilgrimage; the prospects hourly darken 10
the view. the mind becomes Swallowed wI'b
deSpalr and tilIed with the melancholy
reflection that the happiness ~ another be
comes bliguted with our own. ..
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For SALE

.,NE.HALF OF LOT NUMBER tOkt1-
| IN 49, corner of Fillmore and Preston
:. G.nIre Wheeling. Price $3.50. Also a
story Frame House, with six acres OF
Ind, near the town of Triadelphia. The
-....r r,,ace is known as part of the Baguley
y-.gaTrv. For particulars inquire at the
~ once Of E. q. CRACRAFr, orof
J. CHAMBERS HERNE1,
--b Auctioneer.
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THE GRAND OPENING
JOHN ROEMER eco.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
DRY GOODS.
No. IO2 MAIN STREET,
(MERCHANTs' BLOCK,


Exceeds anything of the the kind ever pre-.
ssnted In Wheeling. The immense stock
Uf Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods opened
and now on exhibition will be sold nj aston.
ishingly low prices. Having purchased
most OF our stock from importers and man
uiaCturers by the package, enables us Ia sell
at less than the usual prices and all persons
In want Of good goods are respectfully In
vited tO give us an early call and save
money. We offer this morning
80 pieces Grenadines, new styles, from -
10 " cents.
80 pieces Figured and Striped PIques,
splendid quality, al y cents.
20 piece Fancy Pad and Striped Pop
Inns from ~ Ia ~ cents
IODpleces ofextrn heavy GinghamS, worth
Is cents, for III cents.
100 pieces japanese silks at almost any
price. Fancy and Black silks from sl.ZJ 10
s2JJ. Ladies and IhiidTsn's Ready Made
suits at greatly reduced prices. Our Shawl
Department has about 100 ~ the latest
styles Of Shawb and Scarf. Of ali qualities
and at any plce. our Trimming Depart.
ment has large stock OF the best qualify OF
Ribbons, all widths: Gimpa, SILK and Suit
Laces, EHbrOiberies, Buttons, etc etc.
Also "a full line OF the celebrated Nilsson
Kid Gloves, said u be- superior 10 anything
yet produced In the market. Our Hosiery
Department Is supplied with almost go
dozen, 81 all qualities and sizes- nome worth
- cents for M csnts, and M low ~ 10 cents
pair. White Goods, Ewtsses, SsinsOoks,
Bishop and Victoria La WINS, Jsconets, plain
and striped, good quality, at 70 cent. A
handsome assortment OF ParasOls and I'm
brellas cheap. Cloths, Ca~imeres, Jeans
and COttOnahps I'm great abundance nj
almost any price. Beachsd and Brown MuS-
lins, Shee iBgs, Table Linen, Crashes, Tow
els, etc etc, very low. In short, all kind.
Of goods 10 he found In the Market. Dolly
Warden Dress Goods, etc, In great variety
r. S.-We are also sole agents for the
Maysyiiie Carpe; Chain, the finest, best and
cheapest In the city. aprlU
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Picture Cord and Nails.

SoFT AND WIRE CORD. -. ...--.
NAILS AND SCREWS FOR HANGING
1900. PICTURES.---r--
A large lot for sale by
+. l. NICOLL,
aprlo Bnder Mcclure House.
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For Sale.

. orcrRABLE TWO STORY BRICK
M 10 rooms on Quincy street
y ~ ~ sixth and Seventh streets. Man
.e'"te1tf gas and water throughout, good
,,'i 10 No. side and rear yard. The location
- VF.i,hbnrhood are un exceptional. Inc
ST. Nv viii be sold for less than the I'M
,'r tiTa Al Tobacco Factory No. 10, Mon
.a4uft a. apr30-ra
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For Rent.

y ECOSD AND THIRD STORIES OF
> Frauklin Insurance COmpany's build
". For particulars apply at their office,
30 Monroe street, or to GEO. w. FRANZ
Helm or VI REILLY. mari-h
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DIR. A. S. TODD'S
Ambitious Or Liver Pills,
A Family Medicine
Tried and In Use 10 Years.
ONCE USED
ARE NEVER ABANDONED.

Tested by Thousands Of Persons In this
Community and Vicinity. They have con-
tiuualiy increased in Popular Favor, and
n" acknowledged by all Io he the best PHI
now IN use.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT,
NSE ONLY DIR. =. S.JODD'S PILLS
For Dyspepsia.
ISSE DIR. a. n. TODD'S PILLS
For sick Headache,
I'SE DR. A. TODD'S PILLS
For DisOrirT,-i StUmaChS,
USE DIX. 4. n. TODD'S PILLS
For Indigestion Ot Food,
USE DR. 4. - TODD'S PILLS
For Acidity Of the SiOmachs,
I'SE DIR. 4. y. DODD'S PILLS
For Constipation of the Bowels,
USE DIR. 4. -. TODD'S PILLS
For PaIpitHiion Of the Heart,
Use DIR. A. -. TODD'S PILLS
For Impurities ur the Blood,
Use DIR. A. -. TODD'S PILLS
For Pains In the Head,
Use DR. 4. n. TODD'S PILLS
For Pains I'm the Side,
TSEDR. &. y. TODD'S PILLS
For Family Medicine,
I'SE DIX. 4. 4. TODD'S pIILs
Sold hy Druggists and Dealers every
Wher".
LAUGHL!E BROTHERS & co,
Druggists,
.Proprietors, TO whom address all orders.
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FOR RENT.
For Rent.

4 LARGE ROOM. WITH SPLENDID
\ hight and power for machinery. Also,
'ler small rooms, with or without power,
aud one large warerO1m. Possession given
-r>t OF April. Apply at office OF star t0un-
.-v. BENZ. FISH Err.
,uor.t1.h
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He who places himself under thr care 81
nr. Fj~hhIatt, may rcli"i"u>lv con It'd" in
his honor n II gentleman, aui confidently
rely on his Skill rs q physician.
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~ a M TED.
FOR SALE.
For Sale.

ru,vr DWELLING IN GOOD RE.
I fh ~ ON Hampden street, by
\ w. ". HOGE& BRO,
v,;av's Block, JOG Market street.
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W. RHEiE

Married persons or young mrnaud ladies
contemplating marriage, being aware Of
n,Sicil weakness, organic debility, de
lurmiLirS, especially Cur"d.
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WOOL MARK ETS.
NEW YORK.

May 1.-THE market is unchanged
The demand is very moderate from
manufacturers, aud is for the finer
grades OF both domestic and foreign
though the latter seems TO have the
preference Goods sell slowly, which
OF course discourages buyers, especially
when they are obliged to pay such high
prices as are now current. Holders are
quite Indifferent in the present condition
OF the market, especially as the condi'
ton of affairs abroad is, if anything
better than in this country, and when
bids are not fully up to asking rates re-
fuse to operate. The sales are 10000
pounds X. Xxx and pick-lock fleece at
SO6Sjc; 1000 pounds broken fleece on
private terms; 10000 pounds secured al
90c; 1000 pound do on private terms,
$4,000 pounds super pulled at ga sc;
1000 pounds tubbed on private
terms 20 bales fall clip Califor.
MIA on private terms; 5000 pounds Mex,
lean at 34c $4,000 pounds foreign noiI.
at 36644c; so bales Montevideo at Sic,
10000 pounds Mestiza pulled at zoe;
10000 pounds Cape at 46@4Sc %
bales Austrian at G5@6Sc; Gu bale:
East India at 606G5c, $50 bales do or
private terms, and 20 bales Donskoi on
private terms-Jounat Of Commerce.
PHILADELPHIA.
Nav 4.-There is very little doing
and prices are lower. The sales in
clude Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia, super Saxony fleece, at sea
SEC; full blood merino fleece, S26S3c;
three quarter blood merino fleece, SOG
SIC; common feeces, 75@7Sc. Tub.
washed, choice selected, three eighth
grade, 90@9lc; well washed, S4GS6c;
fair ordinary, S09Slc; low or bury, IS
@7Sc. Domestic pulled, city merino
75@7Sc; city super, 1890; western,
6S@73c. California, fine, fall clip. 81
@40c; medium, fall clip, 40943r; bury,
fall clip, 30@33c. Colorado and New
Mexican, fine and medium, choice
selected, 4S@52c; fine and medium
washed, 45@50c; common washed. IL
@43c: black, 33@35c; unwashed, 35@
42c. Texas, fine selected, free from
burrs, 43@45c; medium selected. free
from burrs, 42@4jc, low $50 4Oc.-
North american.
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Ayers
Cherry PectoraI,
For Disease OF the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs, Colds. Whoop-
ing Cough, Bronchitis, Asth-
ma and CONSUMPTION.

Among the grea
discoveries f mol
crn science, few arr
OF more real value
Ia mankind than
this efectual rene
dy for all diseases
of the Throat aud
Lungs. A vast trial
of It's virtues thro-
out this and other
countries, has
shown that IL does
surely and eftectu-