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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-06

THEIR name is legion whom Book
beer butted down.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-06

TIE only place in the city that you
GA, find Childrcn's Box-toed Button
Co;t.,. i, nj /. V. BLoNDs,
1885 Main street.
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A LARGE collection Of sheet music just
received at W. :. IIutchin, music store,
No. so 10Th street.
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A LARGE lot of black and white stripe
and fancy colored Silks, just opened at
J s. RHODES Il Co.'S
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The largest assortment Of Childrens,
Bows and Youths clothing you will find
a: Gold Bros, ll07 Main street
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Cleveland G. Pittsburgh r. r

JUN DENNED II r NAKD.
La - s: ~.
ON AND AFTER NOV. Is, 1871, TRAINS
" will run Daily, except sunday, j as fol-
lows. viz:
ACCoM'o MAIL. EXPRESS.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTs
VECETlNE-

Strikes a. the root or disease by purifying
The blood restoring the liver and kidneys
TO healthy <ction, invigorating the nerv-
Gus system. -
Is not vile, nauseous compound, which
simply purges the bowels, but safe,
pleasant remedy which is sure 10 purify
the blood and thereby restore Inc health.
VEGETINE
Is now prescribed in cases OF Scrofula and
other diseases Of the blood, by many or
the best physicians, owing 10 us great sue
cess in curing all diseases Of this nature,
VEGETINE
Does not deceive invalidS Into false hopes
by purging and creating Il fictitious APP
petite, but assists nature in clearing and
purifying the whole system, leading the
patient gradually to perfect health.
VEGETINE
Was looked upon as an experiment for
some time by some Of our best physicians,
but those most iDcrcdnlous in regard TO
its merit are now It's most ardent friends
and supporters.
VEGETINE
Instead OF being "A puffed-up medicine
has worked It's way up TO IFS present as
tOnishing success by actual merit in cur
ing all diseases OF the blood, OF whatever
nature. -
says a Boston physician, has no equal aS
"A blood purifier. Hearing Of its many
wonderful cures, after all other remedies
had failed, | visited the laboratory and
convinced myself of its genuine merit. II
Is prepared from banks, roots and herbs,
each OF which is highly effective, and
they are compounded in such II manner
as To produce astonishing results"
EEGETINE
* acknowledged and recommended by
physicians and apothecarieS 10 be- the b"St
purifier and cleanser OF the blood yet dis
covered, and thousands speak In It's praise
who have been restored to health.
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WESTBOUND TRAINS.
No 2No mo SNo 10

Nos. 10 and run daily; No. daily eN-
cept sunday; No. 1, daily except saturdays
FAST bound trains make direct cOnnec-
lions at Baltimore with trains for Phlla-
delphia, New York and Boston. At WASH
ugton City for all points South.
West bound trains make direct cOnnec-
lions for all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
WHEEL ING PTTTSB URGH AND BAL
TIMORE DIVISION.
EAST-LEAyES wFST-LEAVES.
~Whceling washington Pa,
daily af.6:Lj AN. daily att 40 a. NJ.
Wheeling Washington, Pa,
daily mi 2:lj p. NJ daily at......2:lOP. VI.
SSundays excepted. Sundays excepted.
Tickets 10 ali principal points can be
procured at the office at the Depot.
THOS. X. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation.
RI. DEVRIES, General Agent, Wheel
~ movie
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THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR AND AsCEN-

THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR AND AsCEN-
SION DAY.-To-day is Ascension Day, a
day of note in the EpiscopslIan Church
and with Knights Templar. Tonight
the Rev Mr. Armstrong, Rector of St.
Matthews church, will deliver a sermon
appropriate to the occasion. To this SER
mon he has invited the Lodge of Knights
TempIar in this city, and they have
accepted the invitation. They will
attend the services in full uniform and
full force, marching from the Lodge room
to the church.
The sermon will doubtless be one of
superior merit, and the attendance at the
church unusually large.
The Knights are requested TO meet at Il
quarter before ! o'clock, sharp. The start
for the church will be made at 7 o'clock
and it is desired that there be no delays.
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Try Telegraph.

PITTsBUKGH, May River 9 feet .
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
cool.
NASHVILLE, May Driver failing
with - feet on the shoals. Fair and
pleasant. Arriycd-Boliyur IL. Cook,
Upper Cumberland.
EVANSVILLE. May 5.-C!oudy with
rain; mercury s. to 80. River falling
with 20 feet on the gauge. Down
Thompson Dean and Tarascon. Up
Idlewild. Minnie, j. W. Mills, Red
Cloud. Louisville. Bushes, fair. The
Dean added largely, and made large en-
gagemcnts and left at 10 =. N.
CIvcrvNArr. Nay River II feet 10
inches and falling. Weather cloudy with
LIGHT rain. Arrivei-Morgan, New Or
leans; Arlington, Memphis; kittie Ieg-
Ter Pittsburgh Dcpsrtcd-H. J. Turner,
Evansville; Cherokee, New Orleans.
MEMPHIS, May Driver rose -
inches. Weather clear and pleasant.
Arrived Storm. Greyhound, Alice
Brown. with tows, OHIO riYeri Andy
Baum. Cincinnati. DeParted-Batcs-
vile White river; Nick Lougsworth,
Keokuk and barges. New Orleans; Scud-
der, City VicksDure, James Howard, st.
Louis.
CAIRO. May 5.-Arriycd-Jamcs f.
Parker. Cincinnati; Great Republic and
Julia, st. Louis; Simpson Horner, New
Orleans. Departcd-Coal Hill, st: LouIH;
Parker, Memphis; Julia, Nicksburs;
Great Republic, New Orleans. River 90
feet & inches and rising, Weather clear
and pheasant.
LOUISVILLE. May 5.-Riyer falling,
with Q feet, > inches in the canal, and
feet > in Indian Schultz. Arrived
Charles Morgan, New Orleans; Airing
ton, Memphis; M.nneola, Cincinnati.
Departed-Arlington and Morgan. GIN
cinnati; AIinncoa. Cold and raining.
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PERsoNAL.-A "grand May ball" takes
place at the Grafton House, Grafton, on
the 18th inst. We observe that our
friend Ed. Moore, of Fairmont, is to be
Assistant Master of Ceremonies; in the
names of the twcnty-three gentlemen
composing the Committee of Invitation
we notice those of Captains Flanagan and
Spies, the two most popelar passenger
conductors between this point and Graf
ton, and that jolly fellow, J. Ed. Smith
of Parkersburg.
Judge Melvin presiies with dignity
over the deliberations Of his Court.
Commodore Mccullough sings ink
with good deal OF vim, and beats Bloss
writing.
About the happiest man in Wheeling
last evening, was Brannon, after the YER
diet of the jury was announced.
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SUNDRIES.

SO1NO1GlcS.
Chest PrOtectOrS-EngliSh Felt.
Lemon Gelatine TabletS-Elegant for
HoarSeneSS, and for Singers, speakers, s.
Extract Beef, BOrden's, with direction
for use in making tea, soups, &c.
Corn Cure-MiraculouS, imported
Prepared Cloths-For cleaning Plate
Brass, &c.
Mustache Pommade-Imported.
Hair Brushes-F'rehch and English.
Toilet Soaps-Great variety.
For sale by
LOGAN, LIST d CO..
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EIndex to New Advertisements

.IndGN 10 NOW AUV6TVIsVIH5HVsH
-Wanted-Cabinet Maker.
Assignee's Sale.
Leatherwood Residence for Sale.
Notice-First National Bank.
Hamilton Opera House.
Wanted Girl.
Grand May Ball-Hegner Boat Club,
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LOGAN. LIST d CO..
n-,.-uN.sz nrg.4..a -.
Inar24

SugarEured Beef s. Shoulders
= TfERCES EVANS SUGAR CURED
, Beef Five Terces Evans Sugar Cured
houlders, for sale by, :R. J. SMHTA
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LET'S go a Maying.
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AGENTS WANTED {,

fastest selling Bible ever published. Scnu
for our extra terms 10 Agents. NAIIQS-
AL PUBLISHING CO, Philadelphia IA.
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LOGAN. LIST q co.
LOGANS ARNICA.

In Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Pain OF
all kinds, IL gives speedy relief.
IL is combination of ArniCa with
powerful Oils, &c, making il a superior
remedy for eNternRl use. Price. = els.
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ForOne small profit, saving the consumer
all profits OF mlddlemen. We control
large part Of the Best Teas brought 10 this
country, which are sold only by ourselves.
Persons Duying of other dealers do 50 10
their own disad vantage. our houses IN
China and Japan have the very best lacili-
ties OF selecting, which give rs great adj
vantagoS. Ne have established stores for
distributing our teas I'm all the principal
cities OF the United States. We give TO our
CustOmeTSa
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UlHE UNDERSIGNED HAS of
an Office az 80. !5=2 Main
the purpose Of posting aud
books, collecting bills, copying, %.
Office work. Parties who do r..
carry a Bgo,;-kecpe! can have 'tr Ia
posted no weekly, or Otcaeg
and the bills made out ana cg.sy,'-,
7iebl7 !" IL H.
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Is acknowledged and recommended by
and apOthecarieS 10 be- the best
purifier and cleanser OF the blood yet dis
covered, and thousands speak I'm It's praise
who have been restored TO health.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-05
SECOND DAY.
THE GRAND PROCESSION.

The great feature Of the second day of the
celebration was the monster procession. Moth
ing so grand, 30 imposing. so magnificent, so
inspiring as this procession bad ever been seen
in Dublin before. THUS the freeman:
The Grand Centenary Procession took place
yesterday. Expectation respecting it bad been
almost Psrilously sangujne, but il exceeded all
expectation. It was Dationsl in the fulness of
its representation, in the hugeneSs of its pro-
portions, aud in The maRpi6cence of its display.
IL was more than national 10 its competition,
for many forsignerB assisted in the superb
tribute rendered tSsthe man whose Lahore were
cosmopolitan in their scope, add had for their
end the universal welfare Of mankind No
mennbef of the present generation has wit
messed IN ITelALd scene 70 eqnal that which
Transformed the appearance of the city yester-
day We might say that hsd all other details
of the Centenary been failures the numbers
the esrRestness, the grandeur Of the procession
would have made it q commemorative worthy
of the obligation and gratitude Of the Iriah
nation and OF the deeds aud dust Of him who
was her ncroUBed king.
The appearance Of che city itself we'll became
the scene of which IL furnished the surround.
ipgs. The civic and private decorations en-
Pioyed TO grace the day would take long 70
or six miles Of ronto many Of the streets were
spAnned with arches Of evergreen or,of RaiIy
blazoped stafis. Al these Points the per-
spective was the endless double row of waving
1Sgs and streamers- Pennons Aoated from
houss- tops, SCROLLS and legions drew the eye ct
every step. 1t was not . little noticeable thsG
the hags which seemed most in favor were,
besides the national ensign, those Of the
Papacy, France, and America. 1t was inter
esting 20 observe tho min CLING of two epochs in
the mottoes used. "O'COnnell" was the most
common inscription.
From early morning the whole city was
radiant and resonant with tho most brilliant
aspects of public gala. Looking from anv
eyes beheld everywhere Gro de in motiongand
then crowds, the swaEming multitude repeat.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-05
9. c. HAn1wEI1., 20 PIrMpEn Axp Gas

c. c. HARTwELL. ESQ PLUMBER AND GAS
FrTrER-our wen known fellow.citizen, Mr.. C. c.
HRrtwel has, pleased to hear returned from
inspection of all the great Northern factories with
largo and varied collection Of the latest and i'm
proved S;yioA in the line OF gas fixtures Chandelier
etc Mr.. HaFtwcll is hfst class mechanic himself
employs none but the best workmsn. though TO rake
assurance double sure he personally supervseS the
execution Of every order received. His great expo
rience, acquired in tho years he has worked for
peoPs his knowledge of the tastes Of citizens the
perfect SatSactiOn always givea to his many patrons
and the moderate prizes ho charges combine to single
him out the very to whom to entruAt all orders
in tho gas httinK and pluubling line. We advise all
readers but especially those who have large and
elegant manSionS etc. 70 ct up to call at Mr.. Hart
WellS store ]s BAFOnne street, examine hIs splendid
stock enquire to his charges and then remembering
the fact shat for twouty Eve he has always more
than satisfied the fstidIous his cu toners
give their orders accordingly.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-05

CONVERSION, OF A PROTESTANT SISTER
We extract the following from the Bombay
Catholic Examiner, latest to hand (26th)
jane:
+" Last Sunday afternoon there was no
email commotion among, the Christians who
frequent st. Peters Church, Bandora.
They had heard that some European was
to become Christian, for amongst them,
after the distinction of castes, there is no
religious distinction except that of
Christian and non-Christiau. At the ap
pointed hour the church WAS exceedingly
full, not of mere curiosity seekers, but Of
devout faithful, who prayed earnestly,
whilst the rite of baptism for adults was
gone through before their eyes. Tbs adult
was young lady, named Miss Hodges,
who bad been brought out to India from
England, at the beginning of this year, as a
member of some Protestant Sister hood, to
do good among the poor classes of Euro
peans In Bombay. Sincere and earnest in
her work, this young aspirant to be n mis-
sionary was accessible to the grace of God.
As soon as che received it, with all sim :
plicity she followed it, until, without any
romance, any startling fact, she found her
self in the Convent of Daughters of the
Cross, at Bandora. We heartily congratu-
late her on her happiness, and at the same
time invite those who read of her conver-
sion to pray for the conversion of those
who have come out with her to India with
the sincere and simple-hearted desire of
doing good for Code sake"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-05

DRY GooDs AND CARPETs-During his visit
TO New York, from whence he has Just returned, Mr.
W. Croner of the old and popular house of B. e. W.
Croner 147 Canal street. secured SPLENDID stock
to which the attention Of readers is request.
ed. As usual their assortment in dress goods silks
embroideries hosiery hannels OasSmres etc. is very
complete, and their carpet department., always well
supplied lie in better m than ever before Those
who wish to secure bagains should give them an early
call ... 80, :
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-05

MEssRs. BURKE & THoMPsoN.-As one in
doatOn OF the ME- and energy which exists s in tbs
great city chronicle with pleasure the estA
Of nsw Wholesale grocery house under the title
which heads this notice The senior, Mr.. Nicholas
Burke, is universally known leading spirit all
mercantile affairs. PosSesssd Of IndoIa table energy
great business tact and ample means he is 10 his ele
ment at the head Of sueh house as that
which he has joss established. Mr.. Philip Thompson
ha partner, long connected with the hrm Of Smith
McKennA, NOV Smith Bros) is thoroughly posted iu
all the details Of the busiRess and his args aequain
ance win no donbt aid materially in securing for the
new hO1se full share OF the city and country trade
Messrs. Burke aud Thompson have established them.
selves At CO TchOupitOuAs and ii Commerce streets
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-05

HAcKETT's GRocERY STORES. - We know
that large number Of readers will peruse with
pleasure the card in another column announcing that
Mr. Nicholas BurkO has disposed of his grocery store
next 10 the Dryades Market, to Mr.. Michael Hsckett
Tho stand 10 Of the Oldest in city and the
ceent quality Of the 60 de sold there the low prices
and fair dealing which have always Characterised the
management OF Mr.. Burke have given 1t wide spread
reputation and well deserved popularity Mr. Hackett
Is worthy In sush store, and may safely
predict that In hiB hands will lose mono Of ts good
name We Congratulate Mr.. Hackett upon the success
which has crowned bis efforts. For sxtsen years he
has iabored to please the people, ell that long period
having been spent the corner Of Dryades Thaa
the last Ave years and half having been in his
own name and for his own account. Untiripg energy
and sterling integrity, combined with prompt and
teous attention have given him . strong hold upon the
good will of the people, and have no doubt the
future will be as bright and prosperous the past and
that such be the resut tender most sincere
Wishes
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-05

J. J. McKERNAN, EsQ.-We invite public at
tention to the card Of Mr. McKerDAD our hth page
he has recently purchased the grocery at the OF
Common and Robertson streets its former Prcpretor
Mr. Thos. EEan, having gone into the wholesale
grocery b1Ainesa. Mr. McKsrBan iR extensively aud
AvorAbly known - Of the mOst steady industrious
and energetic young in the city for proof which
we need only point TO the fact that thus early life he
10 enabled 70 start in busnsSs his account Hih
great experience acquired while working for esSrs
SWArbTtck Co and Toby Co, well ss his general
popularity will now stand him in good stead. We pre-.
dot for him success in his enterprise and fog his
EoRh who win doubt be numbered soon by the hmm
drsds. unlinited satisfaction.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-05
THIRD pAY.
HONE RULE AND AMNESTY MEETING.

The third. day was, unfortunstely, distin-
guished by bad weather, or one of the grand
est mass meetings ever held in support of the
Home Rule and Amnesty movements would
have taken place under the sbadoW Of tbe
OConnen monument in Glasneviu, and the
Centenary celebration would thus have been
crowned in splendid manner. Even as it was,
am9ting took place in Glasuevin, of which
the following account has appeared in the
A public meeting IN favor of Home Rule
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-05

REMov4L-In another column will be found
the announcement af the removal of Mr. W. H Peters,
the popular dry goods dealer Of the Fourth District
who has just opened ut the end elegant store No
sos Magazine Staest, few doors sbove his former
stand In bis new location Mr.. Peters has elegant
and we'll selected ssG and IL determined maintain
the popularity earned by long yeara Of oose attention
to business and uniform courtesy. BE asks call from
all who wish to purchase desirable goods at low Prices
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-05

The splendid stock Of new goods just re-
oeived By Levy Bros. SEQ Magazine street s the tonic
of much discussion among the genter in town Not
only s it large and varied including every thing that
could be desred In the dry goods line but the prices
are 90 very that the only regret feels that he
cannot buy now all that he viii need for three four
years.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-05

st. Alphonsus Total Abstinence Society
meets this evening at O'Clock, in st. Alphon-
sus Hall.
st. Aloysius Cadet Association meets in the
Star Hall at o'clock to day.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-05
=. --ine Star ana Catholic Messenger.
EDITORIAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

Rt. Rev. Edward Fitzgerald, d. D., from
July 18th TO August 9Th, has administered the
Sacrament OF Confirmation TO $40 candidates
in the Diocese of Cleveland.
The clerk to the fret Indian Peace Commis-
sion says it can be proved that % .00O, 600 have
been stolen by the Indian ring. on the one
article Of beef alone, at the sisux agencies.
Tho Diocese of Green Bay embraces the
northeastern portion of Wisconsin, and con-
tains Catholic population Of sixty thousand
souls. There are ninety-six churches, City six
priests, and thirteen ecclesiastical students in
the Diocese.
In Cleveland, Ohio, o genuine Know-nothing
banner. with oArisatures Of Catholic priests
and intoxicated GermsAs depicted thereon,
hung among the lanterns in the Park at the
Republican demonstration on Thursday even
ing, 18th inst.
The Albany, N. T., Arggs ssys: There is
rumor in Catholic circles that it has been de-
cided to erect 6 new diocese In this State, to
be known as the Diocese of Syracuse, and Very
Rev. William Gleason, Vicar General Of the
Diocese Of Buffalo, has been named for the
Bishopric Of the new see."
., The London Telegraph, NO great friend Of
Catholics, says: "Attempts to found an unde-
noulinationsl system Of education have utterly
broken down, and 1t is perfectly useless for
Parliament TO bewsil that fact any longer" 1t
is not Catholics alone, but all enlightened
Protestants, who know that secular, without
religious, education Is worse than valueless.
y Rev. j. A. Rooney, o. p, the popular Do
minican missionary of Louisville, has received
an order from his superiors to make a journey
to Ireland for the purpose of restoring his
health, which has been in failing condition
for some time past. The reverend gentleman
is expected to leave in the carly part of Sep
tember, and his many admirers are busy in
preparing q suitable testimonial to him on the
occasion Of his departure.
The Cecilia Society of the United States con-
vened at Dayton, Ohio, on the 18th inst. Some
of the best ohoirs from all parts of the Union
were present. At the rehearsal in Emmanuel
Church, some exquisite church music was ren-
dered by over 200 trained voices, under the
directorship of Prof. Singenberger, of Mil
waukee. Bishop Toebbe, of Covington, KY,
delivered a serman in Emmanuel Church on
the following day, and 144 splendid voices rem
dered Palestrina's grand Mass, which was
listened to with delight by large assembly.
The Society will meet next year a. Baltimore.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-05

Those energetic Upper City rnerchants, Lev
Bros have been for N past week receiving theiF De
fan and winter goods, and their elegant store,
Ma zne street, presents scene Of animation ,,,tis
Is calculated to make happy any lady who has
each q spare.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-05
ADVERTISING RATES OF THE STAR
sQUAREs.

Transient Advertisements eI 50 per square oaoh in
Cuts inserted at special ratea
Death and Marriage Notices 81 eaob ir..-4,.,
Wants. AID Personal Inform atio1 SSSIasSsG SLoG -.
10 cents Ter line each 10 serfion ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Editorial GoGlces. ~ oenta liao
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-05
THE TRADES BANQUET.

The grand banquet of the metropolitan aud
ProVincial trades bodies took place In the
Rotundo on Friday evening. Between ave and
hundred representatives of the different opera
tive classes assisting at the Centenary pro.
ceesion we're present, and the festivity was
a capital sacceSs. Besides the hne aspect of
the noble apartment, there was q species of
OF edornment unusual, bat fsr beyond the
ordinary arsi6ces. This was the presence of
ladies, goodly company of whom occupied
the. entire cirouit Of the balconS, and lent to
the proceedings the grace OF their sex.