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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-14
Investigatfon OF The July Rists n
PennAy lvasia.

NEw YORK, January ia Harris.
burg dispatch says that yesterday rsso-
luton Was offered by Representative
Long Tor the appointment Of joint
committee of the Senate and House to
inquire into the circumstances Of the riots
and 10 ascertain the causes as we'll o. the
results OF the same, and report the result
OF their investigation to the Legislature.
A very spirited debate followed, after
which motion to indefinitely postpone
the subject was carried by small ma.
jority, Notwithstanding their defeat
the supporters of the resolution are
confident of securing its reconsideration
and passage within few days. The dis
patch says that the resolution was offered
IS the beginning of an effort 10 make the
State responsible for the payment Of
damages by the riots of last summer.
Tne ColIiery Fire.
The fire in shaft No. 7, near Piltston,
continues TO rage and fears are enter
tanned that the props and orsttices will
be burned away and the roof fall in.
Immense veins Of coal, hundreds OF ieet
below the surface, have become ignltei.
Work IN the neighboring mines is SUE
pended.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-14

MCCLELLAN and PESDLEToN, DEM
ocrstic candidates tor President and
Vice. President in 1864, come back into
puhl,c life in 1873 as Governor and SeE-
s.or. Whist of 1880?
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-14
Kentucky Senatorial ContesI

FkAskFoRT, January l2-Tae JOINT
ballot to-day resulted: Williams 81,
Lisdsay As, McCreary %, Boyd Is. Sew
eysl members were sbsent- The Legis-
la,ure adjourned till Monday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-14

Gov. BIsucr will be inaugursted at
Columbus to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-14

THE Enquirer wonders ho" EwIsa
could run against PENDLEToS io' the
Seus,orship when ii resds EwISa's gush
over GEORGE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-14
Bank BafIdfsg Bsysed.

SPEISOTIELD, MAss- Janrsry Ia
The Coowsy SstiOnsl Bank Al Conway
turned lEt night. II 10 supposed the
banks valuables are safe.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-14
at'heeling Reeistsr.
Go.p closed Saturday at lO2l.

AT the RTGIsTEg office, at 3 o'clock
thi. morning, tn. thermometer registered
81 degrees above zero. Cloudy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-14

Nix. PEyDLEfoN will be elected Sens-
s,or to. morrow by the Ohio Legislature.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-14

GEN. MCCLELLAN will be inaugural
eI Governor of New Jersey tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-14
WetZel Democrat.

JUDGE LEwIs-We learn rom Judge
Lewis physician 81 this pace, DR.. j.
Young, VINO is 10 correspondence with
him, and has been applied TO for course
OF treatment formerly successful, that
although improved ne Is still in feeble
healtn Il is not only great pity, but
public calamity, that msn OF Judge
Lewis capabilities rs = jurlst should be
so afflicted. His pisce would De hard 10
Ill. Il any one doubts it let him stop
and think about il 8 moment.
The SITUATION. Snow foot deep
iroze up-steamoosis locked n the Ice
no roads-no msiis for s week-dOD I
know whether your mother who resides
~ w heeling Is living or dead. II sbe Is
dead you cSn't 60 TO the funeral. Stores
about 20 run out OF coffee snd sugar
can't get = bit o. oil for your lsmp-goI
20 be married next week TO girl 81 Sun
fsh and can't get there-csn't 60 any
where, snt compelled TO stsy nowhere
forty miles away from civilization snG
nilv yesrs beElpd the times Yet you
don't want railroad, on uol III would
rum these httle towns Smart AlecS'
you aEe.
LARGE TREE-One white oak tree,
tskea from TIE farm Of Mr., Rice. in this
county, brought ss4 sitter teing split into
whisky barrel heading. According 70
this statement there muss ksye been
about 5000 pieces, snd OF No. umbe
IsNTIi tun when the old horse Is bat
tering your snout with srowbalIs about
the SIZE OF wsshbssIn. snd you have ~
IAN ycur angel into the bottom OF the
s.elgn and sit down on her2
MAIL arrived to-day (TuesdsyJ Wis
Bell.op. The Belllon route ought 10 oe
made dsIly msll snt the rive: route
discontinued. IL Is = fraud.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
ENGLAND REsPONsIBLE FOR
TURKEYS MIsFORTUNEs,

Grand Duke Nicholas Ready 10
Receive Turkish Peace Dele
gates - Terrible Suffering
Among the rurks-Reu-
maniaps Will Not
submit 60 the
AFmisrfce.
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Democrats Dissst isfi ed.

The dissatisfaction among the Demo.
cratic members OF the House with the
conduct OF the clerk and dOorkeeper, Is
so great that 8 CAUCUS has been called for
Monday afternoon to consider and de-
termine upon some course OF sction.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-08-15
Ea s. d.

On july 30ih, in Baltimore, Mi@non, infant
daughter Of Dr.. Harry and Ella Marsh
On HE 9th instr SahiliAsyillc Nd. John
Andrew Miller, aged 80 years 3 mo u
days.
In Frederick on the ID inst, Elizabeth +.
2lurcloci>, wife Of the late Ionath0n Mar.
dock, aged - years and days.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-08-15

THAT wife OF NINE says, since the nitro
duction of DR.. Schcp's Family Cough Syr-
up all coughs aN1 colds disappear, and our
nights are unIisturbed by hacking coughs
Sure cure, only % cents. TRY it and be
convinced
A terrible quarrel cnsucd between a
mistress and servant, on Water street, ono
day last week. Cause.-The servant had
two dresses in tic "wasl."
! ENGINE OTF.~-Engine No, Il, which
pulls Tie through freight, jumped the track
near the bone mill on Friday evening last
After some little trouble it was rcplaccd.-
Shortly after the engine was put on one OF
the freight cars ran OH the switch. Ii like"
wise was replaced after some trouble. 1t
was amusing to see how busy the assistant
Supt. (?) was during this trying time.
The Turko Russian treaty, modified by
the European Congress, has been ratified
and peace secured. In anticipation of this
secured peace, we have just received 900
yards of blrachcl and unblcachcd muslins,
selling at ), 6, rs, 9, 10, II and - cts. u
yard, sugars at g. ., 10 and II cts, per IL,
syrups at As, 50, 60, and GS cts. a gallon
For sale at
Cubs Il Co..
A spccial car will be attached to the
mail train for the accommodation OF per.
sons attending the picnic on this Saturday
ut SabilIasyillc, and return in the evening
ut ! on the through freight, The Myers
vile and several other excellent bands viii
be in attendance. Round trip fare 30 cts;
chillrcn half price
The grand Picnic Of the season will be
held at GInccnam on Thursday, 20th inst.
A Grand social Picnic for the benefit of the
Graceham Brass Band. Several gentle
m.n of ability will he present to address
the assembled multitude, namely Hon.
John Ritchic, G.. Y. Levy, Esq, Nj, G. ur-
rcr, Esq, of Frederick There will be five
or SIN bands Of music to cnlvcn the occa-
sion, amongst them the famous WoOdsbor0,
Mt. Pleasant Emmitshurg Frederick City,
Union Bridge. &c. The public are cordi
ally invited TO attend.
/ WASHlNGToS County lrEMs-From
| the !lagrratoWn papers Henry John.
SON one of the prisoners who recently cs
capped from eur county Jail, was rccapu!cl
/ in IEagrrstoNn while concealed in the
wccd, in his lot, last Saturday night about
10 o'clock. \ reward of so was on his
head. johnson was in Jill, previous 10 his
. escape, for stealing hogs.
Mr. Jonathan Mumna, a former resident
of this county, died ut Virginia City, Mon
tana Territory, July 18Th, Of heart disease,
aged - years He left this county in lS''
and settled in Mt. Morris, LII. In 1875 he
left that State and went 10 Colorado and
| in lSfl went to Montana.
The Hon. George French, cX Judge Of
the Circuit Court for this county, died ut
his residences IN llagcrstown, at a quarter
past six O'Clock on Sunday evening, the 81,
| after brief illness. lie had been usutlrrcr
/ from kidney disease for many Yeas which
/ finally illuminated in his death rs above
/ stated.
ii ; pigeon shooting match, which took
place urar the Su-h Factory. in the north
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-08-15
MECH.iNIC5TOWN MARKETS


The following is n list OF letters remain
ing in the McclIhnicSown poNtolicc, Aug.
4lh: MIR Anscngruher, G. w Burroughs,
VIM ii Ilarman, Mrs Sa'ah Hughes, John
Il Jones, Chas Sickle. Mary Wilhide.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-08-15

The grandest thing of the age that we
have ever used in our fan lily is Dr. Schlcys
family Cough Syrup. Safe, sure and speedy.
relief for all coughs, colds and kindred AZ
tcctlons Only % cents for Il large bottle,
it never fails.
DOG DROWNED. Whilst our venerable
townslady, Aunty Wrcman, was taking II
peep into the well through an aperture in
the floor, caused by raising u board the
faithful watch dog, who was standing close
by, seeing his shadow in the water, and
supposng it to be another dog, jumped in
and before assistance could be had was
drowned. The use of that water has been
discontinued for - time.
| REMEMBER tho original Champion Boot
saddle scanned and warranted not to rp,and
also warranted waterproof, is sold in Me
ChanicStOWn only by
augl5t JOHN ROOT.
NARROW ESCAPE. the Citizen
The family Of Mr. Isaac Wagner, living
on Mr.. Grafton Fouts farm, near this city
made q narrow escape on Thursday night
last week. The lightning struck the
house in which the family were all assem-
blcd, tearing open the north side OF The
house, splintcring the raitcrs and doing
considerable damage Strange TO say the
family were unaware of what had occurred
until the following morning.
DEATH or AGED LADIES Mrs. Sarah
Arnold, wife Of the late John Arnold, a
gentleman who was well known and
greatly esteemed in this Valley curing his
life time, died at The residence of he: son
Mr.. Thomas Arnold, residing :: few miles
south Of this place. ON last Friday morning
1T he advanced age OF 81 years. Her re-
MAINS ware inferred in tie buryi g ground
ii .hushcrman's on Saturday.
Mrs. Julia A. lcrspcrgcr, wife Of til"
late Capt. Henry lI"rspcrgcr who suffered
an attack Of paralysis on the 2itI ut as
noticed in these columns last week, died
IN Saturday last at her residence in 81, al
Run, agcl 70 years. Her funeral took place
/ in Jefferson on Monday. register.
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morning a nc2ro man was arrested IN this
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for safe krcpjng until an answer is received
from the Cumberland authorities to whom
his description hnS been forwarded Short
" before his arrest he was seen in Tire com
paNy with white man, who is supposed
TO be one of the escaped prisoners, but
who M TO the present las succeeded in
Guiding the officers.
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-08-15
Liver COMPLAINT.

When from any ofthc numerous incl
tiur causes the Liver begins TO act a'nor
mall-, the bile remains in the system,
vi,ia.ng ard .fHcrting cvsy vital pro-
cess, and causing Boih;, Ga1hlnclcs,
BlCtchaa, Pimpics, Coughs, BroncHllls,
Asthma, Consumption, DyscntcrT Kid
ncv and Bladder diseases, and many other
disorders, al originating directly or midi
r"c,iy from the j.ive:. krlier's vegetable
Life Drops induce tho healthy action OF
the Liver BY providing Tor the romo,al OF
tue hillary con titucnts ny the Bowels
kidneys ai.l Skin.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-08-15
nlay3O 3t

IN the Introduction Of Keilers Nego'
tablo Life Drops: :. new departure has
been instituted. Instead Of appealing to
the crcdulity and desperation Of the sick.
the Judgment Of ali is addressed in "a
Brief Manual Of purGatiro and Drpura-
tive Mediciuc,"-Uo be had of druggists
free cf charge, and given with every bot"
lie of the Drops, )--writcn for those whos
having u perception of their diseases, cN
in;clligcntly apply the principles THEREIN,
contained, with the assurancc OF relief
and cure Of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-11-30

TO THE ,FFLIcTrp-DEAn FRIEND.

l'-tf u u;ily duty. .l-='rt 81 whir!l wnnld
be iuju-t 10 suffering humanity state to YOU she
medical ryr my Eiu S,Gr-asr in promptly
curing Eh~rmaii-m / hss~ ,ur--i Hundreds 81 ca--.
duri'E tn lat I've among whic hall u-l,
hri Nv frfrr :" q i-N Il the w"r-i TN W,lr.-,iE,
Ju3E atlI- v-ll'-l ,sgus suffering
terribly is' IT, could tsi liar b. tHurss much I.,s
moved: Vt 10 lr-- than - IIr- u,iu the Pam
.N.;rri.r Dc could l4'i. til arm lf. at the
"ud 81 = hours b" aru>r ati wak', upstairs with NJ
help: Ia" .Iuiy Eth I-ri-, 'ly veil lie only
U--' ia" bottle Another ,,Ep nal i.-ri in.i,r
u",iisl! iriiu' ut al yrtr uu-r NV carr
IL could n-iihsr r,-- lur.-. iu,.if: vet in n,-
weeks he could 4" ,-l la,. work usual IN the
rolling mill. H. only Use! i-.ii-- II Pam S,rrrk,r
to make ia~ Another fifteen year,' stand
INK cured ~ the P'f S.urrA,- This Gentleman
had made very Nv 'uil wr'k. II S"rk turrn- these
y"r-. account 81 the asi.- ami p,iu- tt;n, more
tiah ";h"r. h~ suffered IL ). uuv - !r-ily we'll
Au":L'r N"uu= lad, v, had -uasr,,! l,t,lI,
pr four nth uut-T nr,!:ral Treatment could not
sixteen hours after u.'ns t Pam Ssrrrtrr .hc arose
and "alkr, across tho rlr. afd Only f-s ,l,y, were
required II rr>i"r- her .. perfect health again
Another. AMI the l'-t et-~ hail refer t. hoy o.
IL II" could not all. AMI Vet ia ai--uI
- hour H. and WaN. the rs,rt and .,r
Ih",r aud hundreds Of others i" The COX
"i reference i op"n "a all In Neuralgia H-a.llchr
Cramps ami f'iu- ri1rrhoa. IL -qGally a, certain
bottle C>fus only 20 cent, a- often saved the life
Of hainat h"ing, AMI from Xxx t-.it!-, ha.
restored {" health and u-rislnr,s aay lad cas-. o:
Eh~umaiI-gu
wh~n TIN, n.ry b-c"in-s properly known have no
doubt 1t vii. become household and standard r-n-,ly
-v-ty family it, u-cfiln--, -xret-iv. it viii
only have e. h- used :" DO. at" once ar;!e.iat-,I
ohicu tot Consultation Iou King II Wilmington.
Respectively. J IL SINKS. VI. H..
Wilmington DBL.
es-PrirriiaI p,r"i. Wilmington. Del, anI sold l.,
dealers IN m~vlrins- 'au. l.
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LIVER is kISG.-The Liver is II. ,s-TumT I'm.
pe'ial organ Of the wholenuman system.
as IL CO.. The life, health and happi
rs Of man. When ii is disturbed in its
proper action, all kinds of ailments are the
the natural result. The digestion Of food,
the movements of the heart and blood, the
action of the brain and nervous system, are
all Immediately connected with the work
ings of the Liver. IL has been successfully
proved that Green's August Flower is un-
equalled in curing all persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the
numerous symptoms that result from an
unhealthy condition of the Liver and
Stomach. Sample bottles to try. 10 cents.
Positively sold in all towns ON the Western
Continent. Three doses will prove that il
is just what you want.
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u JOHN WILKINSON, Elkton, Mary.
land. Office days-Tuesdays and Satur.
days. Dealers in all first. class SEWING
MACHINES; Repairs all Makes; Needles,
Oil, and every thing in that line. All goods
Warranted. Machines, the latest i'm approved,
from f25 to SG5, on the best terms. Write
for Catalogues.
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NOTICES Oh LIE pRTss

The V.'Aig remains ss.ily al tn, he j 0: u,itat-i
PaPrTs 10y IT. fin" literary quality. IT, t-suty u
typ and ~o-sIsui-.--SprfaFa-I ID Republican,
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Notice to Creditors.

Notice to Creditors.
This - 20 give NJ that the .ut.cr.lrrs. 81 C,c
county, haS- "ltaurd rom tho orphans Court Il ssIa
county Letters T~iamvntarv the --"usi ">ttt- ui
ROSWELL WAkEMAN.
late Il sad county ycs-i. All lT.u, having claims
against the s,iI !-Cct-.- hereby warned ,Nhh
the -a:ue WITH the vuIrh~T- ihrfruf !ulN authrn ;l
on - before tho lith dty 90! --pt-n'rr. s>59-
they otherwise. rs law t~ excluded ifuin all ii, d
Il aid r,tste. All I-i~ Indebted aid '-t,~
requested make immediate payment /" the -ui-cri
her Gwen under hands ti- l1ih l., of %, iolrr
ls7S MANY WAkEVAN.
JOHN VI. Nrt!.INAiiAN.
ESuCiI MCCULLOUGH,
Executors Il X. swell Wakemsn. decd.
Tc-t-RrtBLN Il. J.HsE, Register.
Oct l3-6w
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ORPHANS COURT,

The STATED MEETINGS Of the Orphans Court 81
Cecil county will t- held on the SECOND TUESDAY
IN livery month Executors. Admni-trat"r. aud Guar
diam ~aiI'n= their accounts stated will please bring
IN the . few isy. i--i..r- Court
REUBEN d JAMAE
49, ~ '"--' Register
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Notice TO Creditors.

Notice TO Creditors.
This i give notice that the -ul.-,rtisr Il Cecil
county hath oiain-l from the Orphans Court Il -sii
county. Letters e Administration the p-rsoutl
estate of
GEORGE W CAMERON.
late nf -sii county d~-s- All cFsoIrs having claim.
against tn, -aId d-c-t. hereby WARNED exhibit
same with tho voucher, Thereof uiy authentic ,icd
on - hcfrr the 18th ,ay Il September. 1872.
they may uih.rW i-e hV sG h- N,lu from al! iu-ii
sid estate. All p~rsans indebted t" sail --ia-
r-Iuc-i-, make immediate paw m~ut To ih" >u ri.
l-fs Given under hand 18th LAY ui pctui-r
ISIS SAMUEL J. BROWN
Administrator If George " Cameron. decd
Tr-r-REruIN u. JANSE. Register.
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ATARANTUIAs lIoME-One of the most sin.
gular curiosities in nature that has ever come
under our observation Is the nest of a tarantu.
la, a species of spider, whose bite is supposed
to result fatally. 1t Is constructed Of clay and
small stones. and Is about four inches long and
two inches wide \ hole three-quarters of an
inch in diameter passes through il lengthwisc,
and fitting 50 perfectly that when closed scarce.
ly a sign Of the opening is visible. The door
Is rounding at the top, perfectly straight at the
bottom and works on hinge constructed on
the same principle as the joints on which a
door hangs. The nest is lined with a soft,
gossamer substance. and is round a. if bored
with an augcr. 1t is said that the tarantula,
when attacked. crawlS into its nest and closing
the trapdoor, secures it by inserting one Of its
legs through a staple scarcely dIsccrnib!c to
the naked eye-GdIeaa Gazctts