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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-19
LETTER FROM OHIO.
Progrtss OF the whisky Crusade at
Delaware-Students at the Uniyer.
sity Signing the Pledge.
rd;toro of fba Reoigter

90 s@N
sity Signing the Pledge.
Editors OF the Register.
The war still goes on with IS much
spirit as ever, although very little in the
way of closing saloons has been accom-
plished.
On Tbursday OF last week one saloon
keeper signed the pledge and poured
his liquors into the gutter. On Satur-
day morning, several Of the temperance
men, who were too impatient to await
the result OF song and prayer, went be'
fore the Mayor and testified agalns'
some fifteen saloon keepers, who had
been selling liquor contrary to tn or"
dinauce. The saloonists plead guilty
and were each fined twenty-five dol
lars aud were sentenced to imPrsonS
ment in the county jail.
The Mayor, however, revoked the
.entepce OF i'm mprisoument, on condition
bat they would pledge themselves to
ell only in accordance with the ordl-
nance. This ordinance provides, that
one ahall sell liquor to be drank o n
rs or her premises, whisky or wines
10 bc sold only by the bottle, and ale or
beer only by the keg. All Of the saloon
keepers took the pledge. Two OF them
pledged themselves to sell no more at
all, and on going home emptied their
liQuors into the gutter. This set all
the bells iu the city TO ringing and peo-
pie greatly rejoiced.
Many deuouncc the action Of the
gentlemen who brought this matter
about, for the saloon keepers are greatly
enrsged, and are more determined than
ever to resist the efforts Of the ladies.
A mass meeting was held Saturday
evening, in the Opera House. Several
ladies addressed the meeting Their re-
marks were very satisfactory, and went
to show that the work is not hagglCg
or faltering in the least, but on the
contrary, is every day increasing IN
On. OF the mo5t interesting ,,,oss
OF the campaign was the signing OF the
pledge by the students OF the Ohio
Wesleyan University.
About 8 week ago pledge was
drawn up, and signed by about one
hundred and eighty students, more
than half refusing TO sigu. On Satur-
day morning during chapel ser7Ices, a
committee oflsdies from the League,
went to the University TO talk with the
students, and 10 receive additional
names TO the pledge
After short talk the pledge was
again circulated and in few minutes
received the names o! all but about
thirty. This thirty consisted Of those
who were decidedly aud conscientious-
ly opposed to signing" But the ladies
were determined and worked steadily
with the young men for three houra'
The excitement grew intense, as one by
one OF the number placed their names TO
the pledge, cheer alter cheer, long aud
hearty, went up from those assembled.
! When the work was stopped, out OF
four hundred students, all but FIVE or
six had signed the pledge, l hope to
soon be able to report the surrender OF
all the saloon keepers ia this place.
! 5. g. ".
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SAN FRANCISCO, March lS.-PrluCe
Kalakava has been elected King Of
Hawaii, to succeed Lunallio. The
elections were quiet.
Commercial news unimportaut.
81. Patriek's Day,
s.. Patr,ck's day was celebrated here
BY great civil end military display ard
literary exerc-'- at the California the
atre. Goo o:dsr prevailed a!l day.
The iollowip: dispatch was received
by the steamer Meksdo, dated Victoria,
February l3: Work on the railroad
exten5ioais goiog ou, aud there is every
prospec. OF its continuance. The COM
mlssouers hsve decided that al entire
" new line should be surveyed through
the upper Yara country taking in the
leading towns and villages which skirt
the magnificent Alpine scenery Of that
district aud New South Wales.
There have been extensive bush fires
o!lale st kyambociek, near Tsrnetta.
The late rains have caused floods and
elsewhere in Hunter district.
Military stores in this colony now
represent, il is said, over a quarter cf a
million sterliDg in money.
The Queensland ministeEla! elections
are all complete. each member OF the
Cabinet having been returned without
contes:. The holders Of the various
portfolios are settling down to their
work in earnest.
New Zealand harvest laborers and
Shepherds are very scarce at Wagonler
Among the captains OF vessels lying
a. Port Chalmjes p meeting was held
to express their sympathy with the
captain of the wrecked ship Surrat. Ii
was stated that the csuceI!ing Of the
certificates was an extreme measure.
A wellington telegram TO the Ne"
Zealand Herald ststes that the govern
meut hiss Withdrawn the prosecution
sgsiust Humai aoi other native dis
turbers.
The ship Surra: WAS al emrgrani
ship bound io7 Durieiin. No lives
were lost.
Advices by correspondents from hon
olulu to March S,h, later than the pub
lished reports, show tnst the riot 6y
the mob o. Queen Emmas adherents,
wss more serious thar q, first stated
When the announcement OF her defeat
was made, the mob attacked the House
of Assembly, beat several OF its mem
bers, one OF whom Afterwards dled
tore up the seats and decks aud Sc; fire
10 the house, when the United States
and British marines landed and die
persed the mob. ". L Green, Alnis-
ter OF Foreign Affairs, rendered the
thanks Of the government for tae time
! " Interference. The King IS still
! threatened with assassination.
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NEW YORK.
Heavy DefalcatIon.

New YORK, March lS.-Frederick A
Bailey, principal bock-keeper for Bo-
dian, Lockwood & Co., importers and
Wholesale dealers in fruit, is dsfaullel
and has absconded. 1t is thought the
amount OF the defalcstion will reach
sl60.G00. Pending an investigation ol
the books the firm have deemed II
prudent to suspend. The firm claim to
be solvent.
The German saloon keepers OF the
lTth and 18th wards held a meeting
yesterday to complete the organization
OF their protective association.
The Volcanic Signs in North Caro-.
lima.
A special from Salisbury, North
Carolina, says report from scientific
sources states that the internal noises
heard in Bald Mountain resemble those
hesrd in Mount EIna preparatory to a
volcanic eruption. Throughout the
entire county and for a distance OF l6
miles, extending into adjoining counties,
these sounds are not only heard but q
trembling and reverberation OF the
earth is perceptibly felt. No signs OF
fire or lava have yet been discovered.
News Items.
A. Gsruler, billiardist, in answer to
the challenge OF Rudolph, says that he
will play in New York game OF three
ball French csrome, FIVE hundred points
up, for 81 900 side, with . inch
balls on a five by ten foot table, the
game to take place three weeks after his
match with Maurice DAILY Tor the
championship OF the world.
At meeting ct the Produce Ex-
change yesterday speeches were made
in favor Of putting steam on and deep
esiug the Erie csDal. Resolutions 10
that effect and for the appointment OF
committee 10 proceed TO Albany 10
influence the legislature to obtain the
object desired, were adopted.
The wife OF Frapcis BidwelI was
.ound a. her residence in Brooklyn,
Yesterday, with her throat cut from esr
to ear with a razor. Bidwell reported
tina; it was case OF suicide, but the
police are investigating the affair.
Railroad Conductors Arrested.
The New York ticket agents OF the
Erie Railroad have for long time
suspected that a system OF fraud wss
practiced by conductors, by which the
company was losing q large sum. LAST
week four conductors on the Delaware
Division and three residents Of Port
JARVIS were arrested and put under
bond on suspicion of being implicated:
1t is said that The practice mas oeen
for certain conductors TO return without
punching a portion OF the tickets cor
lected bv them 10 deliver them 10 per,
sous outside who sold them 10 be used
again
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Lyrls7ILLE, March l5--goitgb--
Advanced ic Oh all rajes. Flour
9 net and uncha1ssj. Whest-Lo@sr
vdi,s 81 A.. amIsr ! 5j. ri J %.
Corn-Q1ie: snd unchanged. Oats-
Q1;si st J5S6lc. HsJ-sl3 90 on
ca-z. P!oyisious-Quist aud u0ehsDg-
e1 Mess pork Sl5 2j5 bulk nss's sod
bacon o1ist sod upebs5gsd. sGCsr
cured hsus l2c Lsr5-ln t'eTess Eci
ks-, u. HhiskK-90s.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
LauEeh of n Steamship.

CHESTER, MsrcL IS-The stsauIniP
City o: Psrki0, 10, the Pacific isil
Steamship Conpany, vas successslly
launched to-day il the prsssuc.'' =
v.1y large number OF people, inclrins
Coac..ssueu and Representative Of
mercantile interests. As the Essel
touched water SIZE wss greeted the
cheers OF the people, the scrsas oi
steamboat whistles aud music b sew
er.i banda on steam boats sod ai.uts
OF guus cn the Whsri. The Cy oi
Psrkin is the lsrge.. vessel eve-tUli
10 the United States.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGToN, March Is, SP.M }
PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
The low barometer i'll Illinois will
probably move towards Lake Huron,
and the temperature will probably rise
in the Lower Lake Region, the Middle
States and New England. For the
Northwest and Upper Lake Region,
and thence to the Lower Ohio Valley,
falling temperature and rising barome'
ter With porthwesterly winds, cloudy
weather and occasionally rain or snow,
clearing by THURSDAY morning. For
the Ohio Valley southwesterly "inds,
falling barometer with stormy weather
and occasionally rain, clearing on
Thursday. For the Gulf States south
westerly winds with falling tempera.
ture, followed by rising barometer and
probably cloudy weather For the
Lower Lake Region falling barometer,
southeasterly to south westerly rinds
with high temperature, cloudy weather
and rain: For the Middle States and
New England rising temperature, tall.
ing barometer with cloudy weather and
heavy fogs on the coast, with occas
sional rain in the foIme! scC'lor.
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New York DRY tsaods Market.

EE- YorE, March ls.-Tra1s
noytmsLi Vas checked Uy toe inclsms
snt weather ard the volume Of buE.
uess vas ll.rt IL 6r,t hsEjs, jobbirg
branches not aI,ige Cotton goods 10
uois!a:s 1:Ysri Al irregular PTic"s
Carers Aa,7 ,Ti2ls advanced b
sZ.at. TO "a sur sGs s:iR i9bb'uZ ~
that prIee. DstsE fGb-iCs 70 good de-
msod. Wcoiers TsTy quiet Cotton
shazls lower bat EoTs;sd makes s'ssd7
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philadelphia Market.

PH'LLDzLPHlL, March lS.-Fiour IN
improved demand; superfue 8 81!
Wisconsin srd MinJesots extra family
8 75G,7 %. State Of Ohio and Indians
7 5023 g Wbes: dull red : 6s
amber | 72Gl Il. -bite ] 80. Ry'
steady 81 94996- Corn dull. yellos
7s6SQc. Osg duit White 5s96Oc
mixed SIC. CoGee. Rio 22t926c
Petroleum, crude l1!c, rsf1ed III;
Whisky d1l. at 97c.
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STocks-The market was weak At the
opening Of buriness aad prices declined
: 70 Z per cent At and after tae fiat
board the principal stocks were f!mer
aud 6 recovery OF / to /! per cent oc-
CURED. Western Union wa tbe ceaue
OF attraction sBi Led the otter stocks,
both in the decline and advance. Dur
lag the afterroon there We ElIght
falling OF along the let aud 8 very dali
market, due 10 ;hs sbscnce Of 8 large
nuube Of tie members Of the Stock
E1chsDgs, who went 10 chester, Pa,
this moraiDg 10 alisod the launching Of
the rev steamer. The ssles between
10 and > O'Clock amounted 70 l01 900
shsres, OF which 1. 900 we're Westero
Cnion, 1900 Pacific MEi. 1900
Lake S1ora. and 500 Nor;h.sstsrn
common
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WHEELING W vA THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1874
THE TEMPERANCE CRUSADE.
Columbus.


COLUMBUS, March lS.-Notwithstand-
ing the heavy rain, four companies OF
crusaders engaged in street work to-day,
visiting saloons and manufacturing es-
tsblishments. Permanent committees
for various departments Of work, and
for leaders OF companies, have been ap-
pointed.
Lafay etts, Ind.
LAFAYETTE, March 18.-There is
nothing new in temperance circles,
though the women are still circulating
the pledges. One of the saloon keepers
to whom the Board OF Commissioners
refused permit to sell liquor has ap.
pealed the case to the Supreme Court.
Jefersonville, Ind.
JRFFERsoNv1LLE, March lS.-To-
night George W. Bsiu, OF Kentucky,
great temperance orator, lectured at
Mozart Hall, in this city, to an i'm
mense audience. His manner OF elo'
ouence in sustaining the crusaders in
their movement will undoubtedly in
spire them with renewed courage
layton.
DAYTON, March l8.-NotwithstanGs
ing the rain, the crusaders stuck 10 the
saloons all Gay, visiting great many
but inducing no manifest impression.
Hodlick, the prosecutor Of Mrs. Thom-
as invited her band into his bar room,
and treated them with distinguished
consideration. 1t is said that he
gushed repentantly. Good treatment
at all the saloons is reported, but no
prospects OF any conquests yet.
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BALTIMORE
The Suindler Sehoeppe.

BALr.xoRE, March lS.-Dr. Paul
S,bo.ppe was arrested 10 this city TO-
dav charged with being common
ssindler. Numerous papers, inciue'Os Z
several railroad passes, were forna on
bis person, all bearing the name OF :.
P Schuleuberg The accused "s=
committed TO await the sctIoa o. me
grand jury.
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FIRES.

wIluIxGToN Del, March l>.-Tbe
spice factory Of .. J. Feils i Bro, uear
his city, was bprUed Yesterday morn
og. Loss, 80 QVe.
Ngv YoRs. March lS.-DsmPsey's
1igery stable and adjoining buildings,
=, West New Brighton, Staten Island
xss burned this morning Loss
5000
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HlIIImore Market,

BaIr l3aE, March lS.-Tlour, and
ghca.-Cnchsnged. Corn-Weaker
nlIeI vs-l,rn 799794c. Oats-Firm
weet,;a J5Ga2c Ryc-Firm at 909
Q2C Fr-yi=0y.z--A sAade frmer and
quiet Pork unchanged; bulk shoul-
ders 6t96ic, clear rib sides SIG &c,
bacon shoulders tc, clear rlb sI1ss 9tc;
sugar cursj hams I3al4:. Lsrj-9iC.
BGtter-T1 fair demand; western tab
38G40c, Coffse-Dull and ooniDal
good 10 prime 2925tc, WHISKY
Nom psl al 9S1697C.
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DIANA.
Fuuerai OF Colonel Ransom

Fuuerai OF 1olonti kansoNn'
JETFERsoSvlLLE March lS.-Ihe
last SD rites were paid the remains OF
the Isle Colonel Hyatt c. Ransom, OF
the United States army, s, the Episco.
nal church in this city, to-day. Rev
T Ts,tsn oficisted. The services were
.n,.mn snd impressive snd the sttend-
spce large. including s number OF aFmy
oBc.rs The psIl bearers were in u1i-
inn The coHin was wrapped IN me
American fsg and decorated "''n
beautiful nresIhs
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,InceIInG Cattle nerket.
WErHE.DAY, March Il.

WEcHEsDAT, March i.
The aIl.vA Of stock lgriDg the last
week vas only moderate. Cattle keep
about ,he same price, Int figures on
hogs show ! tendency 10 iecilLe.
CATTLE-TLe arrivals amounted to
IS head during tue weeI The ruce
paid vas t1G5 cents rer pound
HcGs-Arrl~als during TIE week, lO3
hesd The rricc paid wss ij 5000 %
per ,m. The demand lor hogs now a
not 7erY heavy a. a Ersat man butch
ers have quit kiln.
CALyGz-Niuetceu calves we're dis
posed OF during lhe week bringing
from g 10 81 per head.
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Toledo Market,

ToLzDo, March l7.-FiOGT-Q1Isi
AID unchanged. Whest-Qsjet am
Der Michigan 81 Il; Nay l55; 70. 2 rad
! 43. Co.H-Quist; high mixed 66Ic
April 67c July T0S low mixed &c 10
grade 64e. osts-Dull but upchsngt5
80. . 49Lc- C!oTersesd-$5 IS.
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E.., Liberty Liy. stock narS 81,

Ear LrsE1T7, March l8-Cattle-
Arrivals IS carr test g. . 10 rs,
medium 5 50 20 s 90, CON MOI ) % 70
5 2S ssockers 1 30 TO 1 -; bulls . 75
70 40. Hoss-AreiTsls y Car- best
PHILADELPHIA s. . 10 8 81 Yorkers
) 90 70 ) r.. Shsep-ArriTals % car,
ba. g. % 20 : 30 medium 8 % % 5 :
common. 3 % to ( 80
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BOSTON.
Su,nuer's SucceSSoT.

Bo.rox, Marc 1.-The coa'ss; ioF
S,mpsr's successor IS narrowing. me
r-iuclpsl candidates are no" co,ce1ea
- he Dawes, Adams, Hosr, ami Baokf.
I, Is thought tbs; the Democrats
.,bo Nave > votes out Of $50, W.. unite
With the Liberal Republicans.
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ALABAMA.
Heavy Freshet.

MONTGOMERY, Msrch lS-Ine ALA-
hama river has oreThoved is banks IN
n.pv pisces and .ll the creeks and
streams are greatly swollen, TTave. 10
Mobile is stopped by reason OF washes
on the railroad track and damage 10
SOM ot the bridges. No trsins went
out ,o-dsy 20 Atlantis, aad trains to ha-
fsuIa will not run for q dsy or two
Toe trsshet is TOO es.ly to iVjare pan
te-s s. very little OF the crops nave
bssn planted.
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New York Money aud steek Market.

NV ToRz. March T-hoEsT
In better demand at t9j per cent.
Sterling dull St 494tG434i Tor 90 days
and 467! for sight Customs receipts
$4,000
GoLD-Cloeed at Il1 afteT aelleing at
III. Carrying rates ? per cent fat ard
finally at I per cent The AsEstsu;
Treasurer disbrrse1 $1,000 Clear
inEs 81, 10000.
STATE BoYDs-QIiet ard nomi1al.
GoTERyyEyTs-ETm
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ENGLAND,

LONDON, March lS,-Ths Queen has
expressed her highest admiration and
warmest thanks for the gall ant display
by the troops in Asbantee.
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CIeEsIann Marker.

CLErELASp, March ls-Grain quiet
aud unchanged. Petroleum steady snd
eu!st 81 IIfG12c for standard white
ca, lots, and 16Sl5!c for state test.
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ALBANY.
Trial Posipon ed.

Albany, March lS.-The uisl OF
Phelps, The defsalting cashier OF 'ae
S,s,. tressures's Office hiss been post
sopei until Nav.
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Arcs, OF DeSpeIadoes.

The Dtrpo.ra: has = special from Sc
islia, Missouri; which says taat re-
po-,s reached there tbs: i4e notorious
Younger brothers, who sIe supposed 10
have been engaged in the lows R''.'
road train robbery some months ago
were stacked yesterday 81 MsnasoT
Snr;nrs. s.. Clair couaIy, the Staie' oy
q nsrtv OF detectives aud desPearaie
rob8ic; epsued, in which one OF the
Younger brothers and two Is;sc@Ys'
ys-. killed
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FOREIGN,
GERM 7.
Died.

BERLIN. March 18.-Johann Helm
rich Maedler, q distinguished German
astronomer, died, aged y years,
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SnninIE,iIOuestion.

The social evil question came up
sgain to-dsy in the Stste SsnAie on
action 70 reconsider toe vote By which
the repeal OF the bill was deieated lasi
week. The motion to reconsider was
c,r,isj and the bill then passed by 3
yo,s OF y TO 10. The same oi, was
usssei in the House.
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ST. LOUIS.
End ofthe Lottery War.

ST. LOUIS, March lS.-The lottery
vsr which has been % heTcely wased
tor the past few years ia this State
Ksutucky and louisiana, between
Ho, BENJAMIN Wood asd B. c. SIM
mons, OF New York, and Murray, u II , :,
Ter 4 Co.. Of s.. Louis, hss been ended
~ the purchase on the part OF Murray,
Miller L Co, OF tae sa.:!e interest OF
Wood and Simmons.
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BUFFALO,.
Houors 10 sa inner.

BUFFALO, March lS-The colored
people had memorial services lsst night
in honor OF Charles Sumner.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
King ofihe Sandwich Islands.

SAN FRANCIsCo, March lS.-Prince
Kalakaya has been elected King Of
Hawaii, to succeed LunalliIo. The
elections were quiet.
Commercial naYs unimn6riant
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ilE remarkable cures. 40 u0iId . ~ b% ssi-
and hsnsdrtsi 20 children, and yet -
SesrehinR e. 20 eGectuSlly pUrge out the
great coyru ptigns Of the blood, such a. The
saEofu l0gga end EyphlIibc contamination.
n crritlss, OF disessez that have lurzSd In
tns system for yssn. Won ylsid n this
u1EpTfu. nntitcie and disappear. Hence
ifs wonderful Cures, many Of which arc
puuliF!y EnOTn, Of ScrOfuls, and all srrOfG-
ous dissssss, ulcsrS, ETuptfons sDd erur.
i've dlsOTds sTs Of the skib, 1umoTs, ElOtehss.
Boilk PIN plfs, PU4t1les, SoFe1, -. AnthI-
uyE Fire, Roe or ETyaptlss- Tettsr. ssJt
Rheum, Ecsh bead, n ogvOrTn, and IsisTB.
a UlceTafiOns Of the UtsrJs- sLoraaeh. snc
IAysT. II also cures other oUmplzintS. =
which u would not sesrn especially sdapt-
81, EUch - DTopsy, Dyspepsia RIts, seuTA!-
Eia, Heart Disssse, femzle Weakbess,
Debility, and Leueorrhoes, when they are
manifestations of the scTofBlous pOtsOnt-
it "a en- srcsDsnt Tesso-sr Of health ana
strength N toe bpribE. By renewing ID.
appetite and yizoT Of the diztstiye organs.
u dtasipstes the depression bid bstIess "a a.
guOT o. the sesSOn. Even where "a b0'd-
er sp2esr7, people feel bette sDd i've
longer. for CLEANSING the cd IRE ystSfn
moves on with renewed yiIG 81 Ds~
yRTPtRFD pY
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AYERS
S a r S aparHla .

ia widely know
- one Of the mot
snectoal rene
dies ever dSnOY-
r'i bDr cleansing
tho system and
Tifyinz the
blood. II h a.
stood the ties
81 year,, with =
oonytsnGy gON-
Ing reputation
sssed on its IN.
tilbsic viTtueS
and slsisined ~
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OHIO.
The Centennial.

Col UMBUs, March l8.-The Jtio
State Board of Centennial Managers
met this morning, and organizd BY
electing R. P. Rsnney, President and
John II. Putnam, private secretry to
Governor Allen, temporary Secrtary,
In view of the fact that it has ut yet
been definitely decided as to the :har.
acter OF the exposition, it was delded
to correspond with the director, 6ner-
al GoshorD, before transacting anybus-
mess. The Board adjourned to meet
on the call OF the President.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-19

There has been no change IN the
general market since our last repor
worthy OF comment
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-19
Pay OF Convention.

In the House this morning moion
to appropriate $4,000 to pay the per
diem of members OF the Constitutional
Convention was defeated, only 80 woes
being cast in it's favor. Tho appropra-
ton bill was then passed.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-26
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