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MARIA RYSER'S ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subse iber
IN has been appointed Executor of the estate
of Maria Ryser, late of Monroe county. decd.
iuly2S,T4w3. JOHN MUHLEMAN.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-26
seven millions of Pores.

All day and all night the exhausted par
ticles OF every human system are passing
OF through seven millions Of quarter-inch
hose-that being about the length OF the
sweat.ducts connected with the pores. II
these are INSTRUCTED, sickness ensues; II
they were sealed up, the consequence
would be death. II is one OF the provinces
Il Hostetter's stomach Bitters to keep the
superficial escape pipes open, as well as
these larger tqcretory organs, the bowels.
The stomach aud the skin sympathixe,
aud IL lis through the stomach that The Bit
tiers act upon the cuticle, keeping II moist,
elastic and unfevered. The famous vege.
table invigorant is marvelou. medicine
no other preparation known contains such
a variety OF curative and preservative ele-
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varit ty of beneficial ways. In dyspepsia II
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Paris Green ana Potato Bugs-Csu'
ton abOuI using the Poison.


AZ the potato bug season will soon
be here, the following caution as to the
use OF Paris Green, which seems to be
almost the only mode OF destroying
the bugs, may be found timely and ap.
propriate:
All packages whether large or small,
should be plainly marked poison. There
is great danger. in the mixing OF this
Green for Potato Bug and Cotton
Worm poison, owing to the fine dust
which arises in the process, which is
inhaled, and also rapidly absorbed ty
the pores Of the skin, especially if the
person using it should be in state o:
perspiratiop. To guard against this,
the hands and lace. particularly the
postrils) should be protected as much
as possible, and should be carefully
washed after working in it. or in any o.!
the preparations OF which il is ingredi-
ent. AS it penetrates aud poisoUs wood
gets into. the seams aud crevlces of
articles made OF metal-and even into
esrthen ware that is at al porous; all
household utensils, or anything in barn
or stable (Which cattle or horses could
have access TOY in which the article
may have been mixed, or from which
it has been used, should be carefully
Get aside, and never again used for any
other purpose. 49,
Malignant sores are not unfrequeutly
caused by scratching The skin when
itching, or irritsted, from handling the
Green. 1t should be constantly borne
10 mind that it is q more dangerous
and deadly poison than Arsenic, and
farmers, planters and others, when pur-
chasing, should te duly cautioned to
exercise the utmost care 10 using 1t.
Csre-The free use Of milk as bsv-
erage is recommended, but we have
found Hydrated Per Oxide Of Iron "a
simple, harmless remedy the beat al.
tidote. Sores caused by the Green
should be well covered with it, as with
an ordinary saive, and tesspoonful in
q wine glass of wafer should be taken
twice a day, internally. whilst work..
ing with the Green. The remedy can
be obtained from any Druggist or
Chemist. .r. -
To be effective. the Hydra:ed Per-
Oxide OF Iron must be kept in closely
corked bottles, and excluded as much
as possible from light and air
The consumption of Paris Green has
vastly increased within few years. and
the article is now applied to such q
variety Of purposes, that carelessness in
its use, or ignorance Of lis highly dan-
gerous properties on the part OF those
who use it, cannot fail to produce the
most deplorable results, In view OF
this, we feel impelled in the interest OF
humanity to issue this circular, aud
beg you viii aid US in the work by Civ
ing it the widest possible circulation,
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-26

The Cumberland Daily NeOs CON-
piiments Hon. II. G. DAVIS speech on
the West Virginia war claims anu
says: Senator Davis has done him.
self credit in his earnest advocacy o.
the claims in question, and we wish, as
matter of justice, that the Govern
ment may assume the payment OF These
claims, and believe that some day II
will
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-26

IT is announced that Hon. CHAs. j.
Faulkner has accepted an invitation
TO deliver an address before the State
Normal Institute at Fairmont, On the
18th OF June, and also an invitation
from the Historical Society Of West
Virginia, to deliver an address before
that Society at the University Of West
Virginia, at Morgantowu, on the I7th
of June.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-26

Poor MeLLIsH is dead. The finances
proved too much for his brain. Reason
tottered and, after considerable suffer
irg, death on Saturday set in. MELLIsH
was a New York Representative. Be-
fore being sent to Congress be was a
law reporter. For some months prior
to the announcement o! his insanity he
had made himself conspicuous by &C.
centric behavior.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-26

DOM be discouraged. Suppose you
have "tried fifty remedies and received no
benefit, is there therefore mo balm In
Gilerad?" Verify there is. Your liver may be
congested, y our stomach half paralized, your
nerves quivering, your muscles knotted
with torture, your bowels constructed, your
lungs diseased, your blood full OF impuri-
ties-yet in one week after commencing
course OF DR.. WA kER'S VINEGAR BIZ
IERS You will feel like new creature.
maYl9b
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-26
DIED.

CLOHAN-At half past one o'clock, on
Sunday morning. May Gath, WILLIAM
CLoHiN, in the sixty eighth year Of his age.
His funeral will take place from his late
residence, corner Of 10Th and Chapline sts.,
on wednesday, at 2 pm Interment at Mt.
Wood. Friends Of the family are invited 10
attend.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-26
Sealed Proposals for Parrish.
ing CURLING.

CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
- CElVED at the Office of the City Clerk
until Monday, the first day OF June, 1874,
at 4 O'Clock p. M, for the furnishing OF
such curbing as may be required for the
use OF the city of Wheeling for the year
1874. Proposals addressed TO The chairman
of the committee ON Streets and Alleys and
endorsed, proposals for Furnishing Curb
ing for the year 1874" 4. -. - -,
- IL, e.. &c. T. COWEN,
Chairman Committee on Streets and Alleys.
mayBi '''".
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The New York Sun remarks that
there is no good reason for making
New Mexico a State except to help
carry Presidential elections, to furnish
two rotten borough members OF the
Senate, and to increase the number Of
unctiouaries appointed by the Presi-
linf
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GRAFTON CONVENTION.

We are requested to state that the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will issue
round trip tickets to those who may
desire 10 attend the Grafton Convention
from Wheeling, at the price OF $500
each. These tickets can be had at the
ticket office in this city, this evening, or
at the train tomorrow morning. The
delegates from Ohio county TO this
Convention will leave, we are informed
on the 4 40 train tomorrow morning.
, 1874-09-16

Andrew T. AfcIsoynolds tho Chairman of tho
late Reform State Convention in Michigan, l,as
just issued MI important manifesto to that par
ty. Tho Democratic State Convention. which
met on tho day aftor tho Reform Convention,
adopted four out Of the nino candidates placed
in nomination by tho lnttor including tho head
Of the ticket, that Of Governor, and completed
thoir tieket by nominating fyo candidates not
Oh tho 1lofolm ticket. AB these Gvo candidates.
are men Of unoxcoptionablo worth mud ability,
mud in complete harmony with the principles Of
Tho Reform party, nfr. McRoynolls, for tho snko
Of concillation ind prosecuting united front to
tho opposition, md in viow OF tho groat dspari-
ty in numerical atrengtl, between tho Reformora
and tho Democrats. advises tho for
n1cr to adopt the latters ticket as it
stands. To chow TINT he is ilnpellod
to this course only by tho boat intorosts Of the
State, ho resigns hn own position as candidate
for tho Office Of Attorney General. No re-
spo,'scs have yot boen made to his manifesto,
but If tho other four candidates follow ha ex-
ample mud the joint ticket is supported. it will
oppose powerful organization to tho Repub-
LEANS of AIictIgan.
, 1874-09-16
DOMINION or CANADA.
The Toronto ttd:l0be" on MOsltonss
Ga4l StntGmUnt miscellaneous

The Tnrnnfn 4t e. Ing,nss IN m nRt 1tns.9u
r.;,.a stutouo,,t 49, nli.collnnonu.
en."s,, n,sno,,. =, ,4,. c...,,, 1r;,,,n.
o"es"' o1s D'sp"ts" e1 70 - 1s e,,s4p .n tt'oa's
ioHoNTo oat't oept 1o'--1no TORONTO otooe,
Ia an EDITORIAL rey'ows Moultons rcply to Beoch-
or, aud arrives at the conclusion TINT on o7ery
no,nt stoutton answera nncohor will, hia own
fottora Tho qzohe ndn,;t. that n, urfovo,oh,o
!osssas. .no u4ova a1se ,a"s w un1"so,Ap,o
impression "aa mad< from the hfst by boechera
lottera, mud considers. TINT they were tainted
from beginning to cnd with O. spirit of uncandid
ov,vo,, n1,d dor;u1 -nvat;rcot,or md h., t,.
o'oIo. 's,'.-. "nN .". ""e D'p' ",1 @au' ~ H'a
conduct attef SCANDAL got abroad. hard to get
over His efforts to huah up tug matter zeadi,
tho rirl wloso tongue vas ton busy. hts
v1s,t to T;1ton ,ffcr nm accns,.;an I
'to.' ,.t .no
aaa 70 hAEa' Illton aitas eno haa
Joined In tho accusation, are harder tlan ALL
Tho extraordinary circumstance Of Beocher.
pol, throwing himself In q helpless way on tho
good Offices OF u young man not profossng
Christianity, and Of slouder abilities compared
With his own. with deoo confidence and much
gratitude for supposed good ot!ices ho per-
formed, appears nearly Incredible. OF Moul-
toms position. the GLOBE ia certain thai, what
evor motive urged Moulton, he had no mer-
swers Dcechors charges and inalDuations CON-
pletoly aud couoluaive1y from :Beeclar'a own
1otters, aud makes the case stronger, and
throws Q very siniAtor light on the action Of
tho Committee. II excuse is needed for
Nfoultou's temper, 1t can be found in tho fact
that tue powers OF Plymouth Church weso be-
ing used against him. He impugnB Beecher's
statements Of hin general character by referring
to the datcB Of Bcechor's lstters. It points out
Tracy'R {Beechor's counscO desire to hush mat
, 1874-09-16

Whom tho wltto militia In Now Orleans marched
past tho Custom. House yesterday on thoir way
to tako possession Of tic ssate offices thoy worc
choorod by tho United statos troops. Perhaps
tho autlloritics In Washington may need to DO
reminded that tho soldiers Of this country aro
not machines, but men proud OF thoir descent.
and roady to sympathlze with struggle for
freedom. In aayIng thls. no do not mean
to Intimate that tho Boldiors now In
Now Orleans would DO justified in making COM
mon cause with oithor Of tho oontondlng fao-
tiona; nor do wo imaginc TINT they would host-
tato for moment to obcy tloir superior officers.
Tho cloora they gayo tho White Leaguors woro
merely an obnlittion OF toellng, perhaps and
tho National Administration has only to romo,n-
bcr slat American troops do feol mud think in
order to rofsatn from employing them as instru-
neuts of oppression ut any future tlmo. :
, 1874-09-16

Tho mortal eerror with which tho offloo-hold-
ora III South Carolina regard everything liko
Il populnr demonstration WAS pretty vol domon-
strated. tho otlor day, when falso report got
abroad TINT tho White Loague had appeared In
forco noar Columbia. Tho story ia told in
Washington, and ought to DO taken With son,o
allowance. TAcy say that Senator Patterson
nnd Gov S1oses ran to tho United statos troopa
for protection, aud begged to be disguised as
private soldiers; that tho Secretary Of State
asked tho Warden Of tue State Prison to
give him cell aud striped clothes |;
that another ol1lcu1, na'no not glvon, sought
refuge in IN insane asylum. The scare WAS oc-
casioncd By a party Of boys who hhd COMO fox
huuting. Gov. Mosos docs not seem to havo
recognized tho propriotiea Of tho situation 80
we'll ns tho gcntlcmou who went to the peniten-
tiary aud tile Insane ASYLUM, Ho belongs in ono
or tho othor Of these institutions.
, 1874-09-16

Continuation OF this Examination OF
Fir. Cooke HGfDro tho 1fcKistGr in
N4nkFMptcY4

Continuation OF this Examination OF
Fir. Cooke ESeforo tho IkcKister in
Bankruptcy.
sptciat Dispateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Sept. 15.-At noon to-day
tho examination Of Mr: JaY Cooke vas continued
before Joseph Mason, Esq., tho nogistor in
Bankruptcy, Of McsBre. Jay Cooke i Co. In ro-
lat,on to tho transaction OF tho firm prior to tho
insolvency, Mr. Cooks stated that tho exact
amount on deposit belonging to Alr. Moorehead
and himself ut the time the partnership Was first
effected WAS sS50,00o. Adyancementa were
made to and received from tho Northern
paciao Railroad On drafts up to tue day Of the
day Of tho suspension. The moIubers Of tho
firm woro worth somewhat moro in September,
1879, than In January 1871. On the 18th day Of
September. 1873. tho assets wero soyoral mill
ions in o1cosa OF tho FIRMS liabilities, according
to tho estimates mado at that dato. The not
profit for tho year Of 1871 In tho Philadelphia
oflco waa e500, 900, aud in tho Now York ollico
Of 100000 ,was made. in the philadelphia
Office. No division Of proats was made
in 1875, az it was customary to
wait until the first Of tho noxt year before it vas
declared. Thore was no dividend in tho Now
On tho 18th day Of soptcnber, 1878, the profits
and loss of tho firm undivided. boing part Of
tho proceeds OF that year and tho SURPLUS Of
previous years, WAS about 81 ,199, GOO. Ihis re-
maiood after Ill the dividends had boon do
clared. In tho transaction OF everyday busi-
nssa, al isclns Of profit were put On tho
bookB-tho resulta onIy, and not always tho
full transaction. Aa net profits In 1871
8l.005. 900 was divided, leaving a largo surplus
for contingencies. No one could toll exactly III
such busineHH Is tho firm carried On what tho
undivided profits amounted to. During the
three years bNssnoBs they summed up about
~, ,925, 600. No one could tell tho amount of
business OF character Of tho profits in 1873 nntil
tho concern wound up. The firm did not loso
anything On their businosB. The ca'lRo ot tho
fa,luro Vas having too many, ogga u tlo
market. Loans and advances to the North
esn Pacific Railroad brought about T. tho oslsis.
Tho llrm noyor purchased iron or ro!llaE-s -stook,
OF anything olao, for tho Northern Pacific Nail-
road. They we're only tlcir financial aEonta TO
put their honda on tho market. know nothing
about Mr.. Moorhoad buying iron. our schedule
OF asBots shows exactly whore md now wo In
vested the amount ot ovor 81, ,0o0 0o0 which no
owed to our creditors. TA!s money camo Into our
hands IN tho regular course Of buHlnoss, and Ind
boon Invested In laane as mentioned IN our
schedule. Wo Sustained no losae0 OF any &C
count, oxcops from tie adyapcomont to tue
Northern paciao Nailroaa Ihoro vera few
los4oa charged to profit and loss, but they ware
trlhing.
, 1874-09-16

now united. and tho best thing Tint can bo dons
perhapa ia to lot thou hnvo trinl OF tho goyort,-
mont of the atato. T1olr rule certainly can bo
no worao than TINT Of Kellogg, and tlioy can
show far bottor title. but Ii thia cannot DO
tolerated, lot Department Commander, m OIL
cor OF tho army, bc Hout thoro to tato Charge of
tho Government Of which Kellogg haB boon dis
possessed. Tho Proadout haB iBBuod a proc
1anlatton commanding oil turbulent and dis
orderly pcraonB" " who hayo combined ~ with
forco and arms to overthrow tho State dovorn-
mont Of Ioufsfann and to roa!at the lnwa mud
constituted authnritios II to disporso within f1vo
daya. return to their homea. md hereafter Auh~
nit to tho laws and constituted authorities Of
tic State. THIS ho docs, Is ho saya preliminary
to employing tho military forcoa Of tho Unlted
States, in ansxor to tho appeal Of tho Executive
Of tho Btato, to ss,ppreas tho tnsurreotion. Dy
this, though it is by no means as oloar rs 1t
might bo, tho proaidont indicates purpose to
reinstato Kollogg In possession OF tho Govorn-
mont, with. Of course, all tho dlotatorial powers
conferred upon him by tho Legislature, which
comprises part Of tho uaurping Govornnaont Of
tho State.
Had thia Ko1logg uaurpatton hoau attempted
in Ohio. Illinois, or Michigan, It would not hayo
boon tolerated ono day by tho people Of clthcr
State; nor could nll the army and navy Of tho
United Statos have induced or compelled tacm
to submit to such IN atrociouY dcspotism and
fraud. What has taken place In Louisiana
twenty months after t11n crime VIVA frtt rom-
, 1874-09-16

normal elevation, tho ongo In which they trnv-
o!od jumped out Of tho guides, and nonr'y
jumped tho paasongors out aino. Tho poriloue
aHcont In tho swinging cago Was continued for
800 foot hotoro the englnoor's attention was
cal'od to tho peculiar motion OF tho cable, md
In tho meantime tlio party waa bruised couader-
ably. Whcn tho danger WAS perceived abovo
another cago WIS lowered on another compart-
ment, aud aftor an hour'a delay the bruised aud
battered travellers Wero ro]oasod. As Mr. Jonos
waa Superintendent Of tho mlno, 1t sosmcd
lucky chnuco Which singled him out as sufferer.
, 1874-09-16

The official reports Of the quantity Of lard IN
store in Chicago represent It ut 20.30o ticrces.
The ruling prico horo is 1l59 cents por pound.
The nnount IN store is held by those who have
bought 5000 tiorccs more 10 bo delivered In
September and October. Persons who laya sold
to tho corner, taking advantage OF the depression
in tho Now York market, bought ia that city q
day or two ago quantity at 1895 ccnts, and it
is now On its way to Chicago Tor delivery here.
, 1874-09-16

Tho Illinois southeastern Railroad has boeu
sold, without power OF redemption, to tho first
mortgage boudholdcrs. It brought $500, 600. d
nominal price, For tue year ending Juue 80,
1873. tho net earnings Of the road were $19,-
801.7l; aud its payments. aside from running
expenses, 7229, 9,0D1.05. Since thon it has boon
going from bad to worBe, defaultiug tn ita inter-
ent oonnone, falling into tho hands Of Re-
coiver, md finally being aoll up. The first
mortgage IL for g.. .40O, 900.
, 1874-09-16

In tho heat Of tho e1citomont occasionod bv
the uows from Louiaana it has very likely
escaped general attention TINT the South Caro-
linn Republican Convention, On aloudny last,
ndopted'a resolution favoring tho election of
President Grant to q third term. The degrao
in which tho Presidents treatment OF tho whito
mon in Louisiana may b. controlled by his in-
aano ambition cannot yet bo estimated but 1t
is pretty aafe to Say that lo will not make eno-
mies Of any large body Of voters in tho South II
he can honorau1y do otherwise.
, 1874-09-16

Tho Convention Of Now York Democrats
which moets In Syracuse tomorrow promises to
be disturbed with contention aud rocr;mination,
Tho two prominent candidates for Governor are
samuel ]. Tillen md sanford E. Church, each
Of whom has q numerous md devoted following.
It ig fearcd that the nomination Of either would
prevont u complete coalition Of the Democrats
and Liberals and for this reaBon All entirely
new man may bo chosen.
, 1874-09-16

Tho Chicago produce markots wero woll At
tonded yesterday and tho general tendency Of
prio,s was upward. Meaa pork was quiet and
armer closing at e24.5o por brl cash, and $500
sellsr tho year. Lard WAS qufot and shade
higher, closing at sl4.87115 per 100 Ibs cush, and
e11.05@11.70 seller tho year. Meats wore in good
demand and stronger at DYY6@011o tor shoulders,
1880 for abort middeH, and 1a}11@'19o for aweet-
picked hams. I1ighwlnos wore III fair dolnaua
and 1o lover, at al.00 por gailon. Lake frcight3
were dull aud oaslor, at a11o for corn to Dufato.
Flour was quiet anl unchanged. Wloat waH
fairly aotivo and irregular, cloHug at 0so cash,
o6}lo seller tho mouth, and 0ao for October.
Corn Was in moderate demand and 20 higher
elosing at Ito cash, 7031fc seller September, aud
7495c for October. Outs woro acliyu anil atead-
ior. closing At 4so cash, 475lc sollor September,
and 400 sailor October Rye rss quiet and
ss@Ady n a2o. Barley rss In good dam,nd and