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, 1873-04-08
THE WEATHER..


CHICAGO, April 7.-snowing this morning in
Minnesota md on Lake Superior; raining at
Milwaukee, st. Louia, Cleveland, and Montron1.
Genorally cloudy throughout tho North and
Woat. Thermometer at San Francisco, At ut
Duluth, 81 Apona, Sc Chicago, 40; Buffalo,
SO Quebec, 50; Now York, 40; Washington,
Ga New Orleans, 70; st. Louls, II Oinoin-
natl, 83.
Wan DEPARTMENT, OFFICE or THE Cn1rF s1o-
NAL SERVICE, DIVISION OF TELEdnAMs AND
REponTs ron TIE BENEFIT or CoAMEnoE,
MAsulNoToa, D. g.. April 7.-probabilitios-
Tho low barometer in Arkansas extends north
eastward to the Ohio Valley on Tuesday. South
westerly winds, cloudy; and rainy weather pre-
vail In tho Gulf statos. For tho South Atlantic
states, falling baromotor, southorly winds, and
cloudy weathor. For the Middle and EaHtesn
States, falling barometer, eastorly winds, cloudy
woathor, and, possibly, light rain, except in Viz
ginia md Maryland, whoro partly cloudy woathor,
without rain, Ia moro probable, For the Lower
LakoB, falling temperature, northwest and
northeast winds with cloudy woathor. For tho
Ohio Valley and Illinois, falling barometer,
northwest winds, cloudy, ana rainy. For tho
Upper Lakes and the Northwest, frosh to brisk
winds, and cold, cloudy weather.
Oautionary algnals arc ordered for Now Or
leans and Mobile.
, 1873-04-08
I FOR SALE.

Twouty In northeast &c., ii. 80. 18. This has
3rontsgo Of 100 foot Central Park Boulevard and
be undivided and rotalod at largo profit. It II sato
speculation. Will divide 1t II wished.
MEAD L CQE. lk4 LaSalIe-at,
, 1873-04-08

Y1EKA, April 7.-lioaobrongh roaohod Tulo
Lake Clamp this morning, On Friday. tho COM
mfsBonerH mot Capt. J9ok aud other OF lho Mo-
itoratotl tloir determination to romau in that
country, or would go to reservation in this
State. noaobrough thinks Jack in frightened,
and will surrender. Tho troops aro closing
around thcm,
Thomas MCMILLAN, Assistant Surgeon and chief
medical otlioor Of tho expedition, diod suddenly
in camp OH Sunday.
, 1873-04-08
IkNifrOAtl N9XFHs

BAN FRANCISCO, April 7.-Tho Northorn paol-
flo Railroad Committee, Vico.Prob(lont Rico. Of
Maine; Mr, MoorcAoad, Of phila4olpl4a; Fred.
, 1873-04-08

Iowa OgrY, Iowa, April Tho Daily Rspuh-
lfcan, edited by tho Postmaster of this p!aco,
suspended Oil Saturday, aftor an unhappy Life Ut
nlpptha,
, 1873-04-08

New YonK, April TAT tho legislative inquiry
into tho Eric Railway affairs to-day lctter was
read from John Williamson and Frederick u.
Grammor, ox-clorks, promising to show, it tho
books were produced, that tho Companys Btate-
Mlent Of freight and passenger earnings WAS
grossly exaggerated. Aftor Toaling tho letter
tho olorks woro callod and testified that while
they could not point out specito inaccuracies, In
tho absence OF the books, they wore, satisfied
that tho roturns Of agonts were ''cookod," that
= dividend might be declared, as tho earnings Of
tue road in 1874 wero not as largo as III 1871.
Henry T. AntoB rotated conversation with
President Watson after tho last tlay Of the exam
inatlon, tho point OF which was that A1r. Watson
offered him 3 lucrative position in tho Eric
Office, which AntoB said he considered "a an Ut
tompt to brIbo him. Mr. Beach, counsel for
O'Dohorty, stated that his cllont was now por-
footly satisfied that tho accounts Of tho Compa-
ny had not boon falsitiod, and tho proaant mum
aBoment WAS honest aud roliablo. Oliver w.
Cooke and ool. Dunan, Auditors OF tho Eric
Company testified that statement Of the not oarn-
inga on which tho dividend was declared, WIS
from actual and apparently correct returns.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-07
From the Springfield Republican,
Rutlertu "a Generous Mood.

Butler astonished himself and the
House on Thursday by a really elo-
quent, generous and statesmanllke plea
tor the restoration to the pension-rolls
of the names OF veterans of the war OF
the rebellion. tits 30 very seldom that
he is guilty OF such Inconsistencies, We
do not wonder at the rounds ofapplause
which greeted his demand that the New
Orleans OF 1861 should he forgotten in
the New Orleans Of 1912, and his
orc position that the men who shed
their blood COR the cOuntry in their Wig
orous youth, had earned a right to in'
diligence and forgiveness for sins COM
mi,tei in their decrepit old age. HIS
description OF the anxiety DISPLAYED by
some Of these hoary headed sinners
whom Farragut captured for him at
New Orleans, TO retain the swords they
hal worn under General Jackson, was
very effective. General Hawley luggei
Mr.. J Davis, OF Mississippi, into the
discussion, tut did not take much by
that favorte piece Of stump tactics.
The Ciloure.tcr warrior displayed the
courage OF his theories by declaring
that i tie poor old JEFF should apply
TOR q pension for his services at Buena
Vista, he for one would he for giving it
to him. How different from this in
spirit and purpose, however, is Mr..
Summers battle flag resolution, which
Mr.. Buffers partisane at home have so
conspicuously and even cruelty de-
n0unced
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-07
Ont With 1t.

There have been dark and mysier'-
Gus hints all along that if Judge Po-
lands committee would only search
diligently they would find treasures
N high places. Some time ago DR..
Duraut in,imated that a portion OF one
stock which Ames did not succeeded IN
rlacine among congressman might be
traced to the other end Of the Capitol
Later, Senator Allison, OF Iowa, re.
marked to a correspondent that II a
few unfortuustes like himself, who only
got a few thousands, we're to be held 10
a strict account. then some h'gh hedd'
would be humbled also" What do these
things signify'
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New York Market.
NV YoRK, February 8.

FLOUR-Market dull and IN buy
ers' favor s. 40G,7 % for supertine
State; 81 35@7 IS for extra State; 81 80
as 10 for superfne western; 81 259
7 so for common to medium extra
western; IS 0O@S so for choice do;
S. 50@10 Is for common to choice
white wheat western extra; q 400
7 90 for common TO good shipping
brands of extra round hoop OHIO; s. 10
6lO 10 Tor trade brands; 5 O0l%9 %
| for common to fair extra 81. Louis;
50 5O6l3 50 for good to choice do
Southern flour is quiet and unchanged;
Sc 5OM9 10 for common to far extra,
and 50 0O@l3 % for good to choice
do. Rye flour steady at 81 'o@6 ~.
Corn meal is quiet and UNCHANGED at
So 3j93 Is for yellow western; s. 4O9
50 for white do and s. 90G4 % tor
Brandywine.
GRAIN-Wheat firm for prime
spring; there has been a moderate ex-
port and millers demand at ! 64
6l75 for No. spring in store and
ahoat; 81 796l 81 for No. | do; 81 80
az % for winter red western; - OOH9
2 05 for amber western, and 81 30
az IS for white western. Rye quiet
and nominally unchanged. Barley ls
quiet and firm. Barley malt is dull
and nominal. Corn is quiet and without
change in price at 66!@67c for new
mixed. western afoar 64fc for DO in
store; G5!@66c for new mixed western;
641066c for new yellow do. Oats
steady and quiet at 53G55c for new
mixed western; 534656c for old do in
store and afoat: 52@5jc for new black
do, and 554G Sole for new white do.
PROVISIONS-Pork, market quiet
and steady at Sl4 81! for new mess
Sll 81! Tor extra prime, and Sl4 90
for new prime mess. Beef quiet and
unchanged at 50 O06ll - for plain
mess, and SD O06l3 80 for extra 10.
Bee hams steady at So OUH32 ~.
Tierce beet dali and nominal At 81 90
G23 90 for prime mess, and SO 900
% % for India DO. Cut meats in buy
cr-' favor at l2G13c for hams, and
GIGG3c for shoulders. Middles are
without decided change at 65G97c for
long clear. Lard quiet and IN buyers
favor at SG SIC Tor No. toprime steam,
and S3GS 71l6c for kettle rendered.
COTTON-On spot opens dull at 2Oc
for low middings, and 2l5c for mid
ding uplands
PETROLEUM-Dull at &c for crude
and 20c for retin
TALLOW-Q liet at St9N l.l62;
s,earlre dull at S39S4c.
WHISKY-FIrm at 93!C.
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y Z MOI AND TRACE,
New YORK Nodcy uarErt.
NEW YORK, February e, E ? NJ


The syndicate aivices from Europe
to DAY are favorable, but no amounts
viii probably He given u6ii! tomorrow.
1t was reported this afternoon that
Secretary Boutwell, would tomorrow
csll IL $lOO,UOO.o0O OF the l>G2 five
twertIrS
MONEY-The market was close
drring the greater part Of the day at
| l-G4GIl l-&2 for cal loans, hut late
in the afternoon the offerings o. capital
increased and the closing loans on the
street were made at 4G15 per cent
Prime discounts were quoted at SGl0
per cert.
FOREIGN ENCHANGE-Market
was dull, closing weak. Prime bankers
10 dsvs sterling closed at 100 5-l69
1922 and sight at Hot.
The outflow Of specie to-day WIS
100000, gold coin, shipped by the
British Bank, and $4,000 in silver
bars. The Bank o. Eaglsnds rate OF
discount was not changed at the week
" count to dav, and remains at 81 per
cent The bank gained $4,000 in
bullion during the week.
GOLD-Was quiet and firm during
the morning at 1882 to 49,, but de-
cIined TO ll3l later in the day.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market
was generally lower, in sympathy With
decline in bonds at London. The
steadiness Of gold early in the day I'M
parted a firmness to the market, and al
the noon call some purchases were
made at an advance Of got per cent
above the earliest quotations, but the
advance WAS not maintained at the
close.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-07
(,Iltt-(OttDII,

At Weston, England, experiments
have recently been made As to the pos
eibilitv of exploding gun cotton by
means of detonaton IN vessel full OF
water. They have been emnently sue.
cessfnl. Oue OF them was conducted az
follows:
4 primer of about twenty ounces Of
dry. compressed guH-cOtton was thor
onyhiv saturated and placed in tor
pedo case, which was then filled with
water, and the primer was exploded by
dr,ona'ion. The result waS powerful
explosion, sharper even than when all
il the medium Of sound, the inCOm-
pressitle medium OF water being a
better conductor of sound than the
Ella tic air.
The curious fact has thus been estab,
lished that wet gun cotton is az explOd-
able bv drtonstion a. dry guncOuon
a'sr, that no amount OF moisture will
reni.r it intxp' osive. In this it has an
Immense advantage over common gun
powder, winch easily abSorbS moisture
rom the atmosphere, and then becomes
useless.
The Weston experiments also dem
onstra,ed that the new explosive, "picrlc
powder which is a mixture OF salt
prtre and picrate Of ammonia, gave re-
suits but little Inferior to gun. cotton,
and il a valuable agent for certain
classes Of torpedoes and Tor shells. It's
reru alton in regard to the latter has
long been established. but it is singular
that there has not long since been some
official recognition Of its merits.
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= -Jau wtIn GLASS Eve.

Most Of the experiences OF detective
otli.crs arr int resting, and many o.
them are decidedly curious, and occa.
.ional'v the" meet with an adventure
which wouli hr pronounced an invcn-
ion hv two-,hirls OF those who M ght
casually hear it. Recently Detective
.Iorp~ had case given him to work NJ,
in which a person whom we will call
Wade Hampton Johnson PLAYED the
part Of the hero, and he was further
described as wearing left eve which
was OF glass. Various inquiries result
cd in information that the man might
he found in Bangor, and a visit TO thai
rlace brought to light man named
Wade Hampton Johnson, who hal a
left eve made Of glass and--was not
the man sought for A week or two
auerwari, while in Salem, another man
was routed mp who was Wade iGmp-
ton johnson, and whose sinister optic
WAS v,treou-, but was an innocent stran-
ger. and not the person wanted. Some
weeks after the Salem adventure, tel
gram was received from the Chief o.
Police at Newhuryport, stating that the
man in question had been arrested and
was held for Identification. Down to
Newhuryport 90 the officers, and,
strange to say, 2 third man was found
whose name was Wade Hampton John
.o. o,I 1rbo l,oka3 on tba outsi1p
world. as far 10 his LETT eye was con-
ccrned. through a glass, dsrkly, and
who was, nevertheless, not the pHrson
sought for. This seems very romantic,
Int is true, and is one Of the many in
stances which could be cited, where
truth is certainly g. strange as fiction,
-BoSI0q Trqr,Nfr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-07

THE experience q! Maine and Ma-sa
chuselts really does not look as if the
drinking OF spirjtuous liquors can he
stopped hv legislative enactments. The
3 s'on .lI'rta,r saws that there are
2.1hS place. in Boston where intoxi-
eating liquors are sold in defiance OF
the prob hj'ory law 0: that State. Not
withetandjng this fact. the prohibitions
is,s are applying to the Legislature TO
forbid the sac of malt liquors, and to
enlarge the provisions Of new law
which is a dead letter on the statute
books.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-07
Valuable Coal Property For
Sl{p.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TIL At
the undersigned wishes To SCI! IN
whole or i'm paIN that portion 81 cor now
In his possession. amounting Ia ap""i l.
nna-third ola mile north of the CITY llmitS'
together with one acre OF sur ace ~ the en-,
trance on the side n"rreSt In" river huu
three acres of surface around the oiherth ,
trance, back of Fulton. Tn" VEN Oh coai
wjI vary from ) feet 6 inches to '""i III
depIh, and could he conveniently 'hipfEi
bv means OF the county r0Hd. or by thr =.
" X. K. r.. a. the enhance on the rive!
side IL not 400 fcpt from either.
The above will he sold on :";lNnh'h.'
terms or exchanged for good town pipP-
efty. ,,.r,,,,1
ianlS-h WALL tk VI tSN' .N'.i-'
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For Sale.

TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING,
a with eight or ten rooms, situated on
Cot No. II, northwest corner oil tr,"rt az"
5aventh streets. in ShriVpr'S addition 10 the
city OF Wheeling ;,,,
Also A two-Srory Frame dwelling, with
ten rooms and good cellar, hot ana cola
water mp and down stairs, with gas IN AZ
the rooms. Situated on IN" east Sihe or
('hapliue street, in the sixth ward o. the
CITY OF Wheeling. For price and terms see
wy l.. q HUGHES,
400, Real Estate Agent
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DY VIRTUE OF \ DELD rf ASSIGN
- ment made by Henry Schoinh"r 10 IN"
dated the 18th day ot January: 800 Hmu %.
r,,ord i'm the Clerks Office OF III" county
Court of Chic County, West VIRGINIA. !
shall, on the I'D day Ot January, 1875, SCI! ~
Puhic Auction ~ the late store room nl tnt
said Henry schooner, No. ii Market Slle"l,
Wheeling, the eniir" rhn;uhin" N'.tA vi
ready made clothing. piece. gOoiS, gentle
mems furnishing goods, &C., "i the SaIn
Henry SchOmper.
Terms Of sale cash. "
,.nl.i ASSIGNEE.
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FOR RENT.

DOsSFSSION GIVEN ON TIE F(HST
of April, the desirable store room, WIN
ee,,ar underneath, on the SOuti we>t corner
~ Monroe and Fourth streets, Odd FELLOWS
Hall. now occupied as Drug store ny Mr.
n. Booking. Apply 10 j. VI. Bckel, Al the
office OF the Board OF Education, or -
a. All W.P. NICK ELNEf.
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For Rent.

rNHE HALL NOW OICl'flEh y / - r
Young Mems thtI>tion ASS"c!t, '"t,
Ent,ance next door To the City Bank, ON
Market street.
Possession given April lNt, lS7:'. r
Ia, ~. ~
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For SAFE.

- A TWO STORY FNANF HOUSE
- with seven or ri .ht rournS, on JACOB
-&LStreet; also small Frame H"u>"W!th
two rooms on Jacob street; also ne"
Brick House on Foil street, cont%lhlh%
fnnr rooms. l.. Il. HUGHES,
annS EDAl kSln'O AgnMt-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-07
WITH FULL HALF LOT
Desirable Residence For Sale.

T OFFER MY HOUSTON JOHN STREET
for sale. il contains seven rooms be,
sides Bath Room and Pantry hot ana
Cold Water an Gas throughout. lot -
feet on John street, with good stable on
rear OF tot, OPP ming 10 paved alley. itiIi>
fsh5 ~ " - BE-. CALDWELL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-07
FOR RENE.

rI,HE SPACIOUS ROOM on NAL
O. a Drv Goods store with fixtures COM
plete. Possession given 1T OF April
iarSira w, =. PETERSON.
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FOR RENT.

THREE (S) RO ms ON THE SECcNp
floor in the building S'tIa "n c"ri,rr
Marx et and Quincy streets. Dr> rahle Tor
office or Sleeping rooms. Possession given
April lst, 1873. Apply to.,,r
decC-h IA WIS IN WI
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FOR RENT.

U,HE STORE ROOM ADjpiEiNG THE
Ui.y Bank and lately occupied by u
w. St0ner, deceased. OS.e>Sion gwen
April !, 1873. Il. IRA N"l'''
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

TIME OFFICE ON MONROE STREET.,
at present o"cuptp by y Richardson
Attorney ut aw. Possession gwen AR.
|. inquire OF r,,., =,
feb3 W. y. u L r. IL
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e lTt~ IN tbo1~llal..
rlutcd and pcrt,
both my reputation
on It's merits.
Thr following az awOIr thos,
which INV Fayoritc Prc>Criph,
worked curc--as Il by mage audwith sees.
mover before attained hv any mcdlcine- "A
cn--h,a, Excessive Flowing, Painful Mont
Trr,nt.. supprrs,inu~ when nom GnnAtJl
c41ses Irregularities, Weak Back, Proapsus,
failing " the Ut-us, AutcNersion and RrtruI
SION. Bearing Down Sensations, Internal WI
Nrryou. pcp-rss on. Debility DrspoGdrIl
Threatened Miscarriage. Chronic tCnSrrNun
tAlnmallnu and liberation al the llCrnr, luI
tru,y. RlgTruurss, or StcTlNty, Female 'aAni
AMI very many other chronic dscascr ntldcnl
woman not mentioned hcur. IN which. ~ n
"a m me cases which l have mentioned,
Fiyorifr Prescription works cnC- the m
vel Of the world. This medicine do
tN'nl A. A cu~r-sll. Int v admirably MlAl1
siuglrnc-s AZ Purpos" being m"'i
C,.t specific IN all chronic di-rasr> ~ the -
s,.,rfn nC woman. IL Vii not tisSVlvui,
viii 4, 10 l.-m in any state or condition u
be- mund invaluable IN dts,asr' W'Gcli to II
NANCY. and raU Re tlarn In n, .,ralr docs v
,,..rt t., .aE,,N "A ,t'H Ia that s'GC. Indeed. ID
n H,ihrr's Cordial, a. ! 20 prvlar'.
,s.f-.l l,r rar,..lluH hath rufrrS child I
,al,v have r'rrNri The heartfelt pn.." n
h..I~rls ~ 'uu-ncgB Tor The 'a,aIlu.'1'c O'hJ
...,..f..r,d.
.r... Old, F.yoritc rrcscriptiontn me Lad
rf kH .l.fW.r4 tho rsL,vI g VI au hunr'i hi
.rl .rl 'n,ru hist NIaw 1hor' Who G'
.,r.r ..'p.Ut ..an o. tNrzC tUh,N' can UhI
I'm IN, .l.r,.r.. IS tmuNl, prsEArl- or
,.,f,,..,r NO i.NNrN OEGANr, 'rH I'D
'.u4 ut..,N...H ..,u rrr' VI 81 ~" p"'q
,...-. U,... -'. " '''
y NU'Tr pIt
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.NUIH'H PHYSICIAN Cured.
EAI -LlNllLL. LIZ II MANlAL
West Virginia University
IOZL-Z2.

I'VE LAST CATALOGUE SHOWS AN
nf.'u.irwc" ~ ~ students ~ tins In
IIiu'.".. Five distinct DcpaTlIuenisorIp-
.trnr'I"n WIN full c0rps 81 competent
Professors.
Iue Ancient and Modern Languages:
Mathematics, pure md appl. 81 PsychOl.
ngy, Ethics, Political Economy, Lng.C,
Rhetoric, tH" Sciences, &c, &c, carefully
aud Thoroughly taught Practical Chem
IH'ryaud PHYSICS, IiIustra 81 Dy appropriate
aIgara'us. SPECIAL advaH,ag"s ipT thes tuGy
Oi bcO0Dgy.
= 2'rd Library. Extensive Cabinets o.
Miu"ral"gv, Geology and ChOUCpiogy, To-
sriurF with many specimens Ia other de
par'u"u'e NJ Natural History. Fine bull l.
.n2s, beautiful and healthy location, good
-pn'r'y.
FAIL TEX hogins gnpt. nh. Winter.
December j'u. Spring, March 4Utn.
Commencement June 2r'h.
Boarding rom - u IS per week.
Tut ..0 SlFiu ~ prT wear.
For furtn'r Particulars inquire ~
ALE&. MARTIN
President.
pr,g.u'. -er ~ Va 'eE
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DIHD TCH.

DibpI1gtJ.
JOHN X. DJDsFDkD, President.
Jacob HornDIOCk, chester y. KNOX,
geo. ". Fmnsnein, A. W. CsiDyusli.
lscOD \. RBDies, Henry ". Haf,cr,
iOpu l.. Ho0ts. ]. J. Campbell.
GEORGE ADhNb, CsSiI!er
marE-d&w
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A general BADking. EInbsBge and r0urd
don business transacted with nd'lIiy ~
pECm ptuCi1.
Certificates Of Deposit is-ued and inbrof
paid thereon.
Revenue STAN % for sale In ,nrn1 " Fuit
New fractional Currency and !, J, and
cOln always on hand for the accom- moi1s
ion OF the public.
Account 81 Merchants, Hanu'sCi nrsrs
Kan EsrE and o. lsIH solicited.
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BANKS.

n. q. LIFT, J"hhfh Nf' '''L"'
HENRl h. LISr, GIlSsON LAMB
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]. y. Camden and the Democracy

mo corv, ! yr..s2Oo Five copies, yr.t "
IN. ropy Il mos 60 Ten COPIES. | VT. is.'1
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with slate roof. and finished throughout IN
arst class style, with AL The modern iih-
proYements.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

The late residence of JOHN HAMILTON,
deceased, situate on the northeast corner
of Chapiiue aad second streets, centre
Wheeling.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-06-12
Maine Medical Association,

The Maine Medical Association COM
menced its twenty-frst annual meeting in
Portland, Tuesday forenoon, the President,
DR.. A. z. Snow of Winthrop, in the chair.
In his annual address the president reviewed
the legislative measures in obtaining aid for
the Maine medical school, and had been par
TALLY successful in the compulsory vaccina-
ton bill. In referring to the efforts made by
the association to secure an anatomical bill
the doctor made some caustc reference to the
legislative action in the matter. The action
of the association relating to the features of
the prohibitory liquor law establishing state
and town agencies was referred to as unnec-
essary and against the interests of temper
ance. He reviewed the proceedings in refer
ence to the bill presented to the legislature
entitled an act to regulate the qualifications
of practitioners in medicine and surgery, and
made some practical suggestions in regard to
a State Board of Health and other matters.
The presidents address was referred to the
ommittee on publications and also to a spe-
cial committee. The treasurer, DR.. Il. A.
Foster, presented his report, which was ac
cepted. The receipts the past year were
S977.0o, and the expenditures $400,l4. DIR.
Brickett made Il motion, which was adopted,
to have committee appointed to consider the
propriety of electing the treasurer for term
of years and to compensate him for his SER
vices. Drs. Briekett, Burbank and Hamlin
were appointed said committee.
DIR, Jason Walker of Minot Corner, was
proposed for membership and elected.
In the afternoon, paper was read on the
neurology of the association. The following
members have deceased since the last meet
lug VIM. c. Robinson, Frank S. Hall, T..
r. Tewkesbury, Thomas Child, Daniel Nc
Ruer, Nahum T.. Monroe, Gilman Daveis,
Henry Ii. Seavey. The following named
gentlemen were elected members of the asso-
citation: Drs. J. f. l.. Kimball of Saco, d.
IL. Cole of Cape Elizabeth, Lucien ingalls, of
Falmouth and Frank Garcelon of -. A
paper on criminal abortion was read by DR..
Haskell of Stockton, denouncing in the
strongest terms the too common slaughter of
the innocents, crime highest against laws,
human and divine. The Bangor doctors had
some sharp words, and there was a little dis
cussion about what they were pleased to call
''little pill" doctors. DR.. O'Brion OF Bristol
read paper on vaccination, which was re-
terred to the committee on publication.
discussion on the subject then took place.
Adjourned until Wednesday morning