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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-05
HIYer HeNh.

The marks 3. the landing last evening
Indicated 10 feet and falling slowly.
The Ragon departed for Psrkersburg
yesterday morning at 1920 o'clock.
The Thsnhauser lett for Matsmoras
yesterday morning at 1920 o'clock.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati
yesterday morning with fair trip. She
will leave on her return trip this alter
noon at 3 o'clock.
The John l.. Rhodes arrived from st.
Louis yesterday evening a. 5 O'clock,
and after dischsrging lot of clay and
other freights, left for Pittsburgh.
The Katie Stockdsle and Salt Valley
passed down during the night.
The O'Neal Will leave for Pittsburgh 81
! o'clock this morning.
The Emma Graham is due this morn
ing en- route from Cincinnati 10 Pitts
burgh.
Tae Courier departed for Psrkersburg
this morning a. 1890 o'clock.
The local packets arrive and depart on
time.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, March 4.-Riyer 8 feet /
inch and rising slowly. Weather cloudy
and cool.
LOUISVILLE, March 4.-Weather
cool. River falling with 10 feet ! inches
in the canal.
SHREvEPog-, March 4-Arrived-
Fulton, Memphis. Weather clear and
pleasant. River rose inches.
CAIRO, March 4.-Arrived-John
Porter, Eddyvills and John Gilmore.
Depsrted-St. Genevieve. River 81 ieet
! 10 inches sad rising. Weather clear.
CrScIssArr, March 4 4-Rivsr "a feet
and falling. Weather clear and cool to-
night. Arriyed-Schenck, New Orleans
and Hudson, Wheeling. The Robin sunk
barge OF sal! al MsdIson, Yesterday.
ST. LOUIS. March 4-Arrived-City
Of Chester, Memphis City Of Helena,
| Wick. burg; Capital City, Vicksburgi
Alice, Pittsburgh. Depsrted-Chester,
Memphis river. River IL feet 10 inches
above low wster marks WesLher clear
| and cool.
VICKsBUKG, March 4.-WeAther clear
! thermometer IS deg. River rose 4 inches.
/ D5Sn-Pargoud. No boats up. The
steamboat Ashland Was hbelied and
seized by the United States Marshal on
4 claim for salvage brought BY the Susie
Silver Trensportstion Company.
NEw OELEASs, March 4-Arrived-
/ Cara 5, Oaaehits river; Texas, Red
river: K. Z. Lee, YIcksb1rg; Katie,
ArkspoIis; Belle, Shreveport Alice and
Lighthouse boat, 81. Louis Dean, Mem
J phiE Yszoo Valley, YazOo river, A. 7,
KoQnu and Kste Kinney, Red river
Jno. II. Hanna U1chiis river. No ie.
psrtGres. Weaiker clear.
EVANSVILLE March 4-WeSiher
cleared Up this evening" mercury 80 io
As deg. Rlver Is $40 test aud station
sry. Up-Billy Parsons, John w. CAT
H5.spur and tov, Akry Smith, ldiewil1
Grey Eagle, Whale, Joha DepPold
Bosling Green, Davis. Dozn-Aary
Miller, Shinkle, Golden City, With good
trips. Business lively.
4 MEMPHIS, March 4-River Stationary
with % feet inches IN The channel
Westhsr clear; mercury 65. Arrives
Katie Hooper, Little Rock; Andy Baum
Cincin asti; Chateau. New UrleznE lDt
nois, Vicksb7rg; Belle OF Memphis and
City Of vieksburg, 81. Louis- Departst
John Wood, New Orleans: Oskisnd
Ohio river; Charles II. Chnrch, Ciaein'
natl.
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BAKNESVILLE.
Another business Failure.
of the Register.

BARHEsvILLE, March a.
We would feel little lonesome up
this way if We could not furnish st least
one failure week, so well accustomed
have we become 10 this state of affairs.
Our latest local sensation in this line is
furnished by Chslkley Dawson, Proprie
tor of Whist is known as the BsrnesvilIe
Coal Works, the shaft near the depot
Mr.. Dawson met with quite q loss some
two or three years ago from fire, and it
is presumed be has never fully recovered
from the arrangement in his business
caused thereby. The liabilities of Mr..
Dawson are placed at sbout $4,000, and
his assets at $1,000. The sssiguees are
John Z. Davis and S. l.. Jones.
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weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, March 81 A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley fall
ing barometer, increasing southeast to
soutnwest winds, warmer and clear or
partly cloudy weather.
For the Lakes falling barometer, ex'
cept q temporary rise in the Lower
Lakes, increasing southwest TO southeast
winds, warmer, partly cloudy westher
and possibly followed IN the Upper
Lakes by rain areas.
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LIVE STOCK


NEW YORK. March A. Bseyes-Re.
ceipls 400 head, making $500 head Tor
the week, against 9, $3.50 head last week.
The market was dull and weak, At =
further reduction from Friday equal to
IL. Poor and common oxen and steers
7G7Ic, TO dress So; ordinary and medium
7IGSlc, 10 dress So; fair 10 good steer,
SId9lc, 10 dress 55G56; prime and extra
! 9I@lOic. TO dress 56@67, with few top,
at l0iGlOi. 10 dress 81. The offerings
were barely closed out. About 800 fat
steers were taken for export ~ SiGal0ic,
20 dress 56957. the outside price Tor 20
extra steers of upwards OF 600 lbs; tho
inside figures for 100 fair l,240 It's. Ex-
ports for the week $3.50 quarters of beet
and $50 carcasscs of mutton. A steam
er will take out tomorrow 2020 quarters
ol beef and $40 csrcssses Of mutton.
Sheep-Receipis 1900 head, making
2l,l70 head tor the week, against 23, 300
head last week. Prices ranged from
s. 25G6 80, with one car load a: Sc 10.
Sales dragged. Exporters took 10 cars
fat sheep ITO 10 IL lbs, At So 26tG6 90.
and one car do, lS6 lbs, a. So 10.
Hogs = Receipts ] 900 head, msking
35, $50 head fer the week, against 36,SIO
head last week. The market was eI.
tremely dull for live; nominal 81 "a 100
4 10 per 100 lbs. OF the six car loads
offered alive none were sold.
chicago.
CHICAGO, March 4.-The Drorer'
Journal reports hog receipts l7,CO0 head;
shipments 400 head. The market for
al grades was badly demorslzed; mixed
packing At So seas Go; light 81 %
as 80; heavy shipping, So 1908 10;
market closed with pens full.
Cattle Receipts $500 head; shipment,
| 600 head. Shipping nominsily At 81 W
Cd4 40; feeders and stockers fairly az
tive at 3 5OCd,3 So Butcher steady:
steer, So OO(a,3 70; cows 81 OOth3 L0;
bulls ~ 0OCg2 %; oxen 81 6OG2 40
light supply.
Sheep-Receipts so head; shipments
$50 head; nominsl; city butchers only
buyers.
CrSCIzsATI, March 4.-Hogs Fairly
active and shade higher; common
50 5OtG3 so light So 85G9i 90; packing
IS 90d,4 90; butchers - O6(d4 ~. Re
ceipts ,7j4 head shipments Loco head.
~. Lgois.
ST. LOUIS, March 4-Hogs-Are
GylOc on packing; light shipping IN fair
demand and Be lower; light 81 10; pack
ing 81 G0(93 7G butchers to fancy ~ 40
G,3 So Receipts $500 head.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, March 4.- Ilogs-At 81 10.
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COINAGE FACILITIES.
Proposed ksiabnshms OF New
Minis.

WASHINGTON, March 1. AT meet.
ing o: the House Committee on Coinage,
Weights sad Measures to-day the :cl-
.oSlag resolution was unanimously
agreed to.
R>,.rsi, Thst 10 view of the in.
c'esslug OF coinage it is the sense OF this
committee that there should 0e an IN
crosse IN the mlntsge tscIlilicS.
/! Vas slso agreed that su6-commi.-
teo: siI in April next shall proceed TO
TIE several Polnts from which petitions
Lave been received for the estsb ishment
Of brsnch mInts, namely, Charlotte, n.
{, New Orleans, St Louis, Denver,
Heleas, Chicsgo, Quincy, Illinois, and
Clnclnnsii and upon their return sub
mt the report OF their investigation TO
the 'u.! committee.
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The New Comptroller OF the Treas

WA>HISGToS, February 4.-Hon. Al
bert Gsls;ln Porter. who was 10 day
ryUlnsted by the President for First
Comptroller Of the Treasury, is one OF
Tie meet prominent lawyers of lndisnsp.
o!s, and represented that district in the
Itl';y-.iI,h snd Thirty-seventh Con-
crosses, IN which he served on the Ju-
dlc'Sry Committee. He retired from
Pod.cs sitter this service, and devoted
himself 10 his legal practice and 10 the
Management Of MS own large property,
lie Is distinguished for diligence.
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NO. 200
Chicago.

CHICAGO, March A. Flour Dali and
unchanged. Whest-In fair demand bot
at lower rates; closed heavy No. Chica.
go spring 81 90; No. ! gllt edge 81 Ost
regular 81 0S bid cash; 81 0sf(al 08f
seller March; 81 07:@l 07i seller April.
Corn-ln fsir demand but st lower rates
st 42ic cash; 42tc seller March April;
42s942ic seller May; rejected SAC.
Osts-Dull, weak and lower at 2i&c cash:
24c seller March; 24i(924sc seller April;
26i@27c seller May. Rye-In fair de-
mand st lower rates at 6Sc. Barley
Dull sud prices q shade lower at 45S@
Acc. Pork-Dull, weak and lower At
50 95 cash; $40 Ol@lO 20i seller April;
$40 l6@l0 l7i seller May. Lsrd-ln
fair demand but At lower rates at 81 07}
al 10 cash; 81 l2l@7 10 seller April;
81 22t97 % SELLER May; 81 So seller
Jure. Hogs-Dressed, heavy at 4 10
Bulk Meas-Dull, weak and lower al
So 62lGs5 05@s3 37l. wbisky-SAles
reported 81 81 0i.
TOLEDO, March 4.-Whest-Dull; No.
l white Michigan held st 81 20; No. 2
81 IS; extra white Michigan held at
81 20, 81 % bid; amber Michigan spo.
and seller March 81 26;; seller April
81 27i; No. 3 redsl l6l. Oorn-Dull;
high mixed 46sc; No. spot 454c; seller
May 47c bid, 4I3c asked; No. 2 white
4Gcc; rejected 424c; damaged held al
SS!c. Rye-No.2 67!c. Osts-Dull; No.
> 2Sic. Glover Seed-Mammoth 81 80;
prime 81 0o@5 20.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, Msrch Petroleum.
Crude trmer al l9tC; refined ll;c for
PhIlsdelphis delivery.
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KATE CLANTOS.
she Becomes Mrs, Charles 4. Steph-
ensOn.

NEW YORK, March 4.-Rev. DR..
uoughton, of "The Little Church around
the Corner" informed hate Cisxtoa,
Yesterday, that ne had scruples about re-
marrying divorced people, but that he
bad nephew who WAS not biased by
any such feelings, and that Ifthe divorce
papers were produced his nephew would
solemnIze the marriage. The lady and
accompanying gents departed, snd in
the afternoon returned with the neceSsa-
~ documents when Kate Claxton be-
came Ms. Charles A. Stephenson.
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Imports and Exports.

WASHINGTON, Msrch 4. The Chief
Of the Blresu OF Statistics has prepared
s'st NETT showing, by customs dis
Nlcu, the imports and exports during
JANUARY, snd for ssven noatbs OF the
current fiscal year, from it which ii sp-
pesrs, the exports Of merchandise eI
ed the imports during January by
>,3i5 9O7. and in seven Il onths by $685.
CJy,l37.
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this year to assemble near Salisbury &c..
600 men ready for foreign service. He
trusted that the army would not be
called on for active service, but he felt
confident that if it should be it would
not be found deficient. The House then
passed the vote fixing the army st 1885,
542 men.
LONDON, March Am the House of
Lords this evening Lord Derby, in re-
ply TO question of Earl Granville, said
the government had received the terms
of peace, but In an imperfect state.
He could only say the terms do not in
clude the cession OF the Turkish feet,
the indemnity is reduced TO f12, 100000
stirling and the Egyptian tribute Is not
affected.
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The Spanish government hiss Issued 8
proclamation declaring tree all slsves
who were in the lines OF the Insurgents
on the 10Th OF February, if they pre-
sent themselves 10 the legitimate su-
thorities before the last day Of March.
Cuba u 20 be represented in the Spanish
Cortes IN equal terms with Porto Rico.
according 10 population.
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will Compare FaSorably with Dai
lies I'm Larger Cities.
Oakland Md Democrat

We have received the daily Wheeling
RyoIsTER. which is one of the best and
most attractive dsilies on our exchange
list and will compare fsvorably with
sny similar publication In the larger
cities. It's corps Of reporters is very
lsrse. and the news is presented IN s
concise form. It's local news renders IL
invaluable. It deserves and is no doub:
receiving hbersl support We cheer
fully recommend il to any one wanting
daily.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
BY TELEGR App.
Gold Closed at IOI5ss-Government
StronS-Flour Dull ana Heavy
-Wheat Qui.t-Hogs Dull.
FINANCE.

NEW YORK, March 4.-Money-
Easy at sos per cent, closing at 3 pei
cent. Prime mercantile paper 4aGt
per cent. Customs receipts $4,000
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
S70S,00O. Clesrings S2l 100000. Ster-
ling steady; long asa; short 4s6.
GoLD-Wesk; opened l0l ! and closed
at 1919. Carrying rates 8 to 2 per cent.
Specie imports last week 10000.
SILVER At London unchanged; here,
silver bars are 1901. green backs; llS;
gold; silver coin l per cent discount.
GayRRNMENTs-Stron
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The Tariff Bill,

WASHINGTON. March The House
COMMITTEE on Ways and Means to-day
Increased the rate on lsces Of whatever
msterlsl composed for 20 10 40 cents,
and decreased the rate on she,led al
mohds from IS to IL cents per pound.
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m artue.

SAN Francisco, March 4-Ssiled-
Steamer China, for Hong Kong pis Yo-
kohsms She carried only $50 00O in
ueasare, about equally divided between
Mexican and trade dollars and fne sill.
Yer, all on Chinese account.
BALTIMORE, March 4. - Arrived -
Steamer Alss,ian, Liverpool.
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THE MINES.
Trouble I'm the Piedmont Region.

Special Dispatch 10 the Register:
PIEDMONT, March 4, 1878.
The Piedmont Coal Mining Company
intended gong 10 work this morning,
but on examining the wire rope that
draws the cars up the incline plane, it
was found to have been cut by some uu
known persons. The saPposition is that
it was done BY some of the strikers.
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DAY GOODS.


NEW YogK. March dry Goods -
Business continues light with commission
houses. and jobbing trade improves slow a..
ly. Cotton goods quiet but lairly s.esdy.
Quilts and pIques in moderate request.
Prinu moving IN moderate lou. Ging-
hams in steady demand. Mems wool
eos quiet Foreign goods rsther NOR.
.riivn
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm.
Sr,rP RnGns Steady

RAILROAD BoNDs-Flrm.
STATE BONDS Steady.
SToCKs-With the exception of coal
shares and Pacific Msil stocks were
generally firm, the Northwestern shares
being particularly strong. The common
rose and preferred II per ceut. Lake
Shore and New York Central advanced
! each and the remainder of the list was
steady 10 firm. The Commercial says
that speculation appears TO be waking up
in railroads generally and the look OF
the money market and gold premium
iayors more sc!ive movement. The
transactions aggregated to OGO shares, OF
which 1000 were New York Central,
l, AGO Lske Shore, 1000 Northwestern,
common $500 preferred; 1000 ST. Paul
common, 100 preferred. 1900 Della
ware, Lsckawanns and Western, 5000
Morris and Essex 4O0O Western unicu
and | 200 Pacific Mail.
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NEx YoEK, March i-Arived -
Steamer Hs!vetis, Liverpool.
LosDos. March f-Tbs itssnaefs Hal
satis, from New York, ssd Bavaria,
from Boston, hsve arrived out.
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Emmst geuaenaary.

The Irish ciiizsnS Of .hn city ee!ssrs,ei
ROt4rt Emnet's csntsnnsTy BY ,irss'
p.rSds this afternoon and exercise. a. tie
Academy Of Mu''c tbn evening, prssid' d
over BY Mayor Rose.
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Fuaeral Of B~a " s<se.

CLEvELASD, March "A largely al
lsr dsd nesting Of the bar q hshhblis
county held q. Jegc,sB, o., took sp-
proprists sc:ion regarding The ls.s en-
senator HGds. May disingui,tei
persons ale expected 70 be present. ii ths
funeral. including Genera Garfield. sI-
Senator Chandler Asd Hoo. Scsoylsr
f'alfhX
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CongratnIatiug the CIR.

NOHbE"t"EHsH" tf1o @'@'
ST. PETERSBURG, March 4.-The Grand
Duke Nicholas has sent the following
dispatch TO the Emperor:
san STEFANo, March 8.
l do myself the honor of congrstulst-
ing Your Majesty upon the conclusion OF
peace. God has vOuchsafed 10 Is the
happiness of accomplishing the holy work
begun by our Majesty, and on this an
niverssry OF the enfrsnchisement OF the
serfs Your Majesty has delivered the
Christians from the Mussulmsn yoke.
Nrcunr
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LoS DtS, Marcn IL ELs HV11o u
Commons thi. evening, NJ. Hardy in
t,oducsd the war estimates. Ii ri:
speech he avoided sIl exciting topics
conhning himself 70 technical details,
He said that the estimates had been
formed on . strictly peace footing, -
would be the case Whatever spprenen
.ions were entertained. Mr.. Hardy said
there was q growing feeling thA: the nil,
itis should Dot be exclusively employees
within their own cousties- Someoi the
fne.t regiments had p,sced their services
absolutely st the governments disPossL
The government, deeuing j. desirable 4
revive the autumn mszsusers, intended
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OIL CrrT, March E-Pe.rols1m-Ths
uArEs. opened arm 81 81 e9i. sdvsneed
10 81 III, snd steadily declined 70 81 %,
At which price it elosad weak. ship
meats Yesterday Ssycoo barrels. TOtsl
,,.us.ctiors todsy $4,000 tsEreis.
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PITTsBURGH, Msrch Petroleum.
Crude drmer al l9tC; refined lie for
Philadelphia delivery.
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NO NOR HIGH PRICES!

Clothing, Hats, and Gents Furnishing Goods marked low
than ever was known!
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Dr. ". L. Fundenberg. oculisi and
Aurs,, from Cumberland, Nd, is now
stopping at the Glade House, where all
those suffering from diseases OF the Eye.
Ear, Nose and Threat can consul; him.
All consultations free Csice hours from
A. n. % p. NJ
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BUFFALO, September l0.-A young
msn named james Sweeney, aged
seventeen years, met with q terrible
death here to-day. While making
repairs on an oil tank at Lootz,
Holmes Il Adams refinery, with q
blow-pipe and machine for genera
ting hydrogen gas, an explosion oc'
Cured, followed by a fire, and The
destruction of three tanks Of oil.
Young Sweeney was burned to q
crisp. A cousin of Sweeney, who
was acting as Q helper to him, had
just reached the top Of the tank to
get some tools as the explosion oc-
cured, and was blown some distance,
bu, without serious injury. The los;
to property is g 5000; fully insured
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OF INTEREST TO Business Max
Since the repeal OF the Bankrup, Act the
condition oi the iesolycnl laws 0, The va
rious States will tc q subject ui study
among merchants and others hayinr OK.
tended credit transacfiors In Pernsylvania
the ;nsolyeni who applies 10. TIC b mott az
The law must file 4 petition ia the Cour: NJ
Common Pleas. setting f9ith the velue
and nature OF his estate OF all kinds and
wherever situated; the debts due by him
the names OF his creditors. and the amount
due to each; the nature and character a.
the various debts, and the cause of his in
solyency. The Court then fixes a time for
a hearing ii the case, and the creditors
are notified. Having heard the petition.
and being satisfied that there is a bona
Jide effort on his part 10 give even ything
be has ior the benefit OF his creditors. the
Court olligcs the insolvont to take oath
thai he viii transfer to The trustee he NAV
appoint all his property for the use Of his
creditors. The Court appoints an as
signee or trustees. who are nominated by
the creditors OF the estate. TO two-thirds
its value. The trustees then proceed to
collect all the insolyent's estate, to recoy-
ler moneys, etc, due him, and then file an
account which is subsequently placed in
the hands OF an auditor, who makes dis
tribution Of the money pro alta to the
creditors. After the estate is distributed
and the insolyent starts again in business
the creditors may proceed against him to
recover the balance of their claims. This
is the general procedure. The Sheriff
may force a man into taking the benefit of
the insolvency act only in one line of cases.
Where he has been assessed with damages
in a breach OF promise case, or having, as
a public officer. Incorporated public
moneys, the Sheriff serves upon him a writ
to show sufficient personal property to
satisfy the debt, and he fails to do so.
Then by virtue of a cdpias al satisfacten-
dun he seizes upon his body and lodges
him in the county prison, where he is held
until he petitions the Court TO be adjudged
insolyent. The United States law dis
charged a bankrupt completely of his La
bilities, while the State law discharges
him of debts only TO the amount of his as
sets.
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Don't DE DEcEIvED.-Many person,
say Il haven't got the Consumption. ,
when asked 20 cure theiE Cough with Shis
l0h's Consumption Cure. Do they no
know that Coughs lead 10 Consumption
and q remedy that will cure Consumption
will certainly and surely cure a cough o,
any lung and throat trouble. We know
il will cure when all others fail, and our
faith in it is SO positive that we will refund
the price paid if you receive no benefit. Is
not this 4 fair proposition ? Price 10 cts,
so cts. and 81 90 per bottle. For lame
Chest, Back or Side, use Shil0h's Porous
Plaster, Price % cts. For sale by George
w. Bedford. Somerset, Pa.
Why will you suffer with Dyspepsia
and livsr complaint, Consumption and
general debility when you can get at our
store Shiloh's System N~italizer, which we
sell On a positive guarantee to cure you
Price 10 cts. and 70 cts. For sale by
George w. Beniord, Somerset, Pa.
"HACKMETACK" a popular and fra
grant perfume. Sold by George W. Ben
ford, Somerset, Pa.
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The bosom friend OF the editor OF the
Bellefontc BdtchsaA, Alexander X.
AcClurc, editor of the Philadelphia
IiEes, stepped on the tail of the
WateAnah's coat by endorsing Andrew
G.. Curtin for the Democratic nomination
Tor Congress in the Goth Congressional
District ss against p. Gray Meek. editor
OF the WGtcimaR. This is the Meek way
in which the inference OF the Times ]:
taken:
when did Alexander X. Mcclure become {
recognized oracle OF the Democratic party?
lie is well and widely known as political trim
mer, a legislative rooster and a successful lobby
ist and l1bbcr IN border raid claims. And yet
This eNaresccnce upon the body polite. this rene
gade Republican harl0t. now plying his vocation
IN the Democratic camp, has the braZen e~trontcry
TO attempt the d-ictatiOn OF a nomination in the
Ivr ulfefh Conversational district
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"SHAULIS-WEYAND. = September
8. 1878, by Rev. j. r. Berry. Mr.. Simon
Shaulis 10 Miss Hattie Weyand, b,th o
Blackhawk county. Iowa.
KIMMEL-SCHROCK. = August IL.
1878. at the Lutheran parsonage. in Der
lin, by Rev. J. W. Pofllnberger, Mr.. j. L.
Kimmel TO Miss Vida NJ. Schrock, both o.
Somerset Co, Pa.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10, 1873,
At the residence Of Noah Bird, by Revs
w. \. Rininger and Jacob Smith, Rev. l.
A. Smith, to Miss Jennie Bird, both o.
Somerset Co, Pa.