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IT CAN Be CURED,

can be cured. There IS doubt about It. The I'm.
i mediate relief atorle I by sASFoRD's RADICAL
CrEE FOR CArAERH is but a Slight evidence of what
may follow persistent OF this remedy. The hard
ncFustcd matter that has lodged in the nasal
removed with few applications; the liberation and
Inflammation sahdued and healed: the entiFs meu "a
additionally It's action is that OF powerful purify ing
agent, destroying in Its course through the system
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oETIcAL.
PROFESSOR ALBERT E. CHURCH.
A TRIBUTE OF RESPECT iFRoM CLASS 80. u.s.M.Al

A TRIBUTE OF RESPECT lFRoM CLASS so. Us. MAJ
The following tribute to n recent deceased
eminent professor of West Point Military Acad-
emv, is from the pen of Cadet E. S. AVIS, from
this place:
His last earthly demons ira tion is made"
A halo of light floats o'er him;
The pointer and crayon aside arc laid.
While eternity opens before him.
No more will he sit in the old arm chair
And list to the "fIcs coldly fessing,"
Our English will pass unmarked by his care,
And June, be our spirits depressing"
How oft. as we marched to the section room. !"
We saw him in the hall conyersinR.
But no more will that voice. now silent and
dumb.
Be our demonstrations reversing"
The winters will como, and the summers go.
The body III lie silently sleeping.
Unscathed by the heat. unchil.ed by the snow,
But his soul is in far better keeping.
His memory with honor will always be rife.
Unassuming he stands before me;
How well he SOLVED the great problem of life, !"
His gray hairs. what n crown of glory.
We may have thought harsh. and oft spoken i'll
OF him who has lately departed:
We own that our hearts with SORROW will fill
When we thiuk of him good and kind heal ted
Sometimes failed in respect to his age.
Sometimes were thoughtless and careless;
We honor his life, we'll written page,
And march not to the grave fearless.
We oft have excited his lawful wrath
More often his pity awakened.
They'll soon get another professor of "math,' -
But his chair will always be vacant.
+. s. A.. Glass 80.
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A DebatabIe Question.

GEORGE A. PoRrERFIELp.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL
NOAH WALKER CO.,
The Celebrated Clothiers of Baltimore
Announce tho introduction Of a plan of ordering 6
CLOTHING IND TNnERWEAR BY
LETTER,
To which they call .pecial attention. They will
send on applics tion their improved and accurate
ROLES FOR SELF! MEAS ASURElIENT,
and fuliline Of samples from their i'm mense stock
of Cloths. Cassimercs, Coatings, shirtinga, &c,
thS nab, pse' in Of the
with the certainty OF receiving garments Of
The Iery Latest Style
And Most Perfect Fit
attainable. Goods ordered will be sent by Express
to any part of the country. As is we'll known
throug tho Southern Statea they have for orty
three Years exceiIed in all departments of their
business, which 10 substs ntia guarantee as to th
character OF the Goods they will send out. large
aud veil assorted stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
always on hand, together with a full lineof
FURNISHING GOODS
including all the latest novelties in design, Ind
AT POPUL1R PRICES
When Goods sent per Express C. o. D.. there
will be collection charge amountso of 5 30 and
over. Rules for self measurement, Samples OF
Goods AID Price List free on application. The at
t-ntion of the Trade ia invited to Wholesale
Department, which is always kept a2 tothe highe't
standard.
NOAH WALKER & CO,
Manuiac tnrers and Dealers in Mems and Boys
Clothing and Fur ishing C oods. either
ready ma 'e or made to order.
165 and l67 Baltimore Street,
BALTIMonE, MD.
November %, 1876.
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A Quebec Judge has decided case be-
gun three years ago between two farmers who
had qusrreled about barrel Of apples valued
at So so, and have thus far spent 81 800 IN
lavyer,s fees and costs. 90
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-Tbs religious obsetsaHes Of Sunday
practically ends at noon In San Francisco.-
In the afterioou the Law permits. all public
amusetnents; aud faes courses; theatres, and
other resorts open. Sunday evening sermons
are called lectures there. a' 4f 3ts t--
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Maltby House.
uhTTIaflRE Mn


THE ssM ALTBY: is the only Hotel in Balti-
i moro conducted on both the
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.
Owing to the decline in cost ef many articles
appertaining to our expenses. the rates OF board
have been reduced to
81 90 and So so per Day the american Plan, and
SI.OO to S2.00 on the European.
Being the only Hotel in the country having at
those rntes
FIRST-CLASS PASSENGER
FlT I'D " a T q R,
and all modern Improvements.
CIR. HOGAN,
April q, ls77-Iy. Proprietor.
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Indorsed bv Prominent Druggist.

hereby certify that Mr.. Lawrence purchased the
RADICAL CuRx Of me, and from time to time made mo
familiar with his Ibceve his statement TO be true
in every particular. JAS. +. DERBY.
FITcHBCRo, Oct. II.
Each package contains Dr. Sanford's Improved In
halinR Tube, null directions for It's in all cases
Price 81 by all Wholesale ard retail
dealers throughout the United States and
WEEKS d POTTER, General Agents and wholesale
Druggists, Boston, Mass.
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VOL. 10.
WASHINGTON DOINGS.a
,orrER GETTING READY FOR
WORK.
..ves, Game or BluT-What Col.
Beu. wilson thinks o. the InVes-
neutrality-suspicious. Poll
Iics-Re Irement OF Le-
gal Tenders,
,,.ioI tn the Register.

special to the Register.
WASHINGTON, May 81.
NJ Potter has returned from New
York, and will st once set about the
cork of organizing his special commit
,ss and then the real business will begir.
Moves little buff gsme in asking to DO
Investigated will net turn any body's
be.t nor keep him out Ct the clutches of
;,.tice. 1t is likely that he will be ac-
commodsted, though whether he will be
,nmmoned as witness has not been de-
ci5ed. There will be abundant evidence
wtbout his, and he may not be called
from Paris until he shall be recalled in
5i.bonor to make room for somebody
el,e, whose hands are not foul with fraud.
The Repue!ican members of the commit.
tse will try TO divert public attention
and turn the point Of the inquiry by de-
msnding that the committee 20 on
.c7ut TO hunt up intimidation by which
the npoor African" was deferred from
exercising the rights of citizen, any
,Dcb devist on from the legitimate work
of the committee will be held to be
olflgads and will be accordingly ruled
ont The committee will endesyor to
discover Just how the returns were
cooked up to produce the marvellous
results which made Hayes President
This will include the returns OF the
county canvsssers, the work Of the re-
turning boards and the governors GER
tfcstes. In the Florida steal it will be
shown that Gov. Siesrns wss knee deep
INTO the conspiracy and that the job
which gsve the State to Hayes WAS set up
10 MS Ctice.
Col. Ben Wilson yielded to the blan-
tisbments Of the REGISTER CorrespOn-
dent to-day and spoke his mind
freely on the subject Of the
Presidential frauds. He says that the
people believe they have been wronged
snd wart 10 know the truth. de believes
i. comes properly within the province of
either branch OF Congress to ascertain
the truth, and there the matter ends. lie
knows Ut no way by which the President
can Oe unseated for anything that trans
pired i'm connection with the Presidential
election. He thinks the scion OF the
Electoral Com mission was final and
blndlrg, and ne recalls nothing in the
electoral law that would allow his title 10
be tried.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHINGToN, May p.
SENATE.

Mr.. Ferry said that he was instructed
by a majority of the Committee on
Finance to report back House bill to for
bid the further retirement Of U. 5. legal
tender notes, without amendment, and
to recommend its passage. He gave no.
tIce that he would call It up Tor consider
ton tomorrow. 1t was placed on the
calendar.
At the conclusion of the morning hour
the Senate resumed consideration OF
the bill to place the name of James
Shields on the retired litt of the army
with the rank of Brigsdier- General, and
the bill having been considered IN
Committe OF the Whole was reported to
the Senate. The question being on con-
curing IN the amendment made IN the
Committee o. the Whole yesterday, 10
place General Grant on the retired list,
Mr.. Cockrlll demanded the yeas and
nays, and the amendment was concurred
in, yeas 81; nays 28, strict party vote,
the Republicans voting in the Affirmative
and the Democrats in the negative.
Mr.. Lana announced that ne was
pared with the Senator from West NIr-
ginis, Mr.. Davis wss that the Senator
here, be Lamar would vote IN the sf-
frmatiVe and Mr.. Davis would vote in
the negative.
After debate Mr.. Thurman moved TO
strike out all after the snnexing clause Of
the bill and insert in lieu thereof pro-
vision authorizing the Secretary of the
Interior to place the name OF General
Shields on the Pension list q! the rate OF
500 a month, and a lengthy debate en-.
sued
Alter long discussion, Mr.. Thu7man's
amendment to substitute for the bill as
amended to grant General Shields apen-
sion OF 500 month WAS rejected. Yeas
81; nays 80.
The question then REQUIRED on the pas
sage of the bill rs amended, placing
General Shields on the retired list with
the rank of brigadier general and Gener-
81 Grant on the retired list with the rank
of general and it was rejected. Yeas 3d.
nays, "a.
MIR. Ingalls, called up the House bill to
provide for a permanent form Of govern.
ment for the District of Columbia, and
1t wss read at length.
When the reading OF the bill had con.
cluded there were only fifteen or twenty
Senators present.
Pending discussion the Senate went
iato Executive session, and when the
doors were reopened, Mr.. Fuller entered
a motion to reconsider the vote by which
the bill to place General Shields on the
retired list of the army was rejected.
Adjourned.
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THE FESIANs.
Excitement on the Canadian Border.

NORTH Troy, May 2l.-A correspond
ent of the Associated Press visited several
of the principal towns on toe Canadian
border. and finds everywhere the most
intense excitement prevailing The Do
ninion militia are supplied with arms
and ammunition, and are ready At an
hours notice TO concentrate forces 10 re.
pei invasion on the Canada border.
The soldiers say that no doubts exists in
their minds that invasion is imminent,
and that the Irish NstionalIsts are
now in large numbers, with the greateit
secrecy possible, making their way
into the interior of Canada, with orders
10 concentrate at different points, for an
onslaught on Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa,
and otner prominent Canadian towns.
1t is currently reported that arms and
ammunition have for weeks psst been
brought into the provinces, where they
are now concealed. The rumor that
10000 men are congregAted IN the vi.
cnity OF st. AlbaBs aud Fairfield is
greatly exaggerated. There are without
doubt, however, large numbers Of men
scattered all along the line. Who and
Whist they are the next few days will
show
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COnI Mine Explosion.

HALIFAX, n. Y, May 2l.-The scci-
dent at the old Sidney Mines this morn
ing, was caused by the explosion of gas.
Six men have been taken out dead,
among them was Greenwell, Chief
Overseer. 1t is thought that all are now
out of the pit.
The first to enter after the explosion
were three brothers named Sullivan, who
succeeded in rescuing thirteen Of the
cutters, who we're overcome by the gss.
They were unconscious for some time,
but all slowly recovered. Sixteen pairs
of cutters were at work here. In the
south side mine large number OF men
were at work, but all escaped nirjured.
One Of the Sullivsns wss prostrated while
searching tor the dead, but fortunately
was rescued by his brother.
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Social science Convention.

CINCINNATI, May 2l-The Social
Science Convention divided itself into
three sections this NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Al. National Science and Stste Charities.
President Gilman. delivered sn earnest
address upon the Difference between
Colleges and Universities" He was fol-
lowed by Professor Pierce, of Harvard,
on the same subject. Professor War
der, of this city. read paper on "Agrl,
cultural Education, and Professor Zswal
on ethical Education" In the Scientific
Section Governor Hoyt, of Wheeling,
( Who is he'll, presided. The subject OF
forestry" was discussed by number OF
delegates, and subsequently Sewer Gas
was considered. In the State Charities
Section Governor Bishop read an address.
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PeuDsyIyanfa Nationals.

HARRISBURG, PA, May 2l.-The Ex-
ecutIve Committee OF the National party
met this morning. Over twc-thirds Of
the State was represented. The declins-
tions of Benjamin ;. BenLly, the nominee
for Supreme Judge, and Christopher
Shearer TOR Lieutens Governor, were
accepted. Mr.. Bently says that it is not
necessary to state MS reasons for deciin-
ing; thst he 6 10 perfect harmony with
the party and its nominees, and will do
sIl in MS power in support Of the princi-
pies Of the one and the success OF the
other. Judge Daniel Agnew wss then
unanimously nominated for Supreme
Judge, and Daniel NJ. Steck, OF Lycom.
ing county, for Lieutensnt-Governor.
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EngIish OperatIre., strike.

LONDON, May 2l.-The Manchester
Guar dian concludes from the reports Of
the proceedings of the operatives a. slI
points in the striking district that little
exists 70 accept ten per cent
reduction even temporary. The spinners
declare that they would accept FIVE
per cent reduction outright and nothing
more. This attitude will prolong the
strike indefinitely, but attempts to secure
8 compromise will be continued BY Alder
man Pickop snd others.
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Marine

LONDON, May l5.-Steamers Weser
and Anglia from New York, Switzer.
land from Philadelphia, and Psrthis
from Boston, arrived.
FAETHHE PoTsT, May q The Cor
inthian from Liverpool passed in.
BesToE, May 2l.-Arrived-Iberan
from Liverpool.
NEW YORK, May 2l.-Arrived-
Steamships Liverpool, State OF Virgins
and Ethiopia from Glasgow, Herder from
HAMBURG.
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Body OF n Drowned Boy Found.

The body of boy about seven years OF
age was found floating in the Ohio river
Monday morning st Wellsville. The
body was dressed in grey cashmere pants
and waist, patch on each knee, new but
toned shoes, blue stockings, flannel cloth
around the neck. There was 3 gold rirg z
on one fuger. The hair was light co!cr-
ed. a toy pewter breastpin was pinned
on his coat collar. The verdict OF the
Coroner's inquest was found drowned and
unknown. The remains were those Of
the boy Grab, who was drowned about a
week ago at the foot of Madison avenue,
Allegheny.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-22
The Earthquake In Venezuela.

HAYANA, May ZI.-Ihe earthquake
in Venezuela, mention Of which has been
made before, occurred on April l6t0.
The town Of Cubs, eight lesgues from
Caracas, was entirely destroyed ss were
all the surrounding farms. The river
Tuy became heated 70 such q degree that
the fishes sought refuge outside the water
The shocks were felt in Caracas, and
were the heavIest since 1872 The pro-
perty in Caracas destroyed will amount
10 100000.
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Fast Freight.

NEW YORK, May 2l.-A special train
of twenty-five cars Of -four which lett
Minneapolis the evening Of the 18th, vis
the Chicago, Milwaukee snd st. Paul,
Michigan Central, Great Western and
Erie railroads arrived here last evening
and was delivered 10 the steamer for
London this morning, making the fastest
time ever made.
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The Late FrOsts i'm Marshall County.
CORES spondence OF the Register.
SHERRARD, May q, 1873.


Our cold snap seems now entirely past.
1t somewhat checked the growth of corn
and young garden plants, but it has
given no appreciable check to the growth
of grass or wheat, and the forest timber
scarcely felt it. Along the smaller
streams, especially At the heads Of hoilows,
beans, potatoes and such plants, with
grapes, white walnut and tender trees
were slightly bitten, but on the main
ridge and the side ridges as well, from
Rock Lick to the Ohio county line, there
was hardly trace Of frost to be seen.
The same, l understand, is true on the
bottoms OF all the larger streams where
there was fog. Of course the wheat and
fruit is uninjured, Many fields of wheat
are now largely in head and the promise
is good. n.
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BnSe Ball.
HoRxELLsvILLE, n. Y, May 2l.-A Al
leghenys 0, HornellS 1.
The Cinbria.

ELLSWORTH, May 2l.-There are
evidences that the Russian forces on the
Clmbria may soon be divided and part
transf,rred. In addition TO those who
lett last week, thirteen Russian officers,
including the psymsster, left yesterday
for New YORK. and Boston, To-day
three Russian engineers from the Cim-
bria passed through Ellsworth on their
way to New York. The officers in
charge are endesvoring to arrange for
the conveyance OF the men to Bangor to
take the cars for New York.
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Weather indications.

WARRINGTON, Msy 22, l A. M.-For
the Tennessee and Ohio Valley, rising,
followed By falling barometer, cooler
northerly winds, Veering to warmer
easterly and partly cloudy weather, pos.
sibly in the western portions rain.
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House.

The House at ll;3O o'clock went into
Committee of the Whole, with Mr..
Springer in the chair, on the army ap-
preparation bill, Mr. Hewitt CIV
ing notice tina at the cor-
clusion of to-day's session, he would
move to close all general debate upon
the bill.
Mr.. Singleton addressed the Commit
tee 10 favor of the Texas Pacific Railroad.
After discussion the Committee rose.
The general debate on the army sp.
preparation bill was ordered to be termi-
mated with to-nights session, and the
House took recess until 7:30 p. VI.
EVENING SESSION.
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole lMr. Springer in the Chair, on
the army appropriation bill, and was ad-
dressed by Mr. Butler on the labor ques-
tiOn.
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Finest Picnic Grounds

In this section, four miles
from the city by II. ". & X. Dc.
II. Every convenience and
Improvement that could be
desired. Terms very reason
able. For particulars apply
TO Joseph Green, agent, 1i47
Market street. msllcawu
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DENNsYLvANIA COLLEGE OF DEN
tai 5urgeTy-Twenty-t Annual
Session. The regular Winter fefsion for
ls7S-79 will commence October z, 1878, and
continue five months, In the new asd
lese has Just been removed. For further
information address Z. n. PIERCE, Dean
1911 Green st., Philadelphia. mal7ruS
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OIL City.

OIL CITY, May 2l.-Msrket opened
weak with ssles at 81 34s, steadily de-
clining to and closing at 81 Slt. Ship
ments 5000 barrels; average 1900 bar
rels; transactions 227,0 barrels.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-22
PENNsYLvANIA POLITICS.
The Contest Between wallace and
Randall.

Special to the Register.
WAsHISGToN, May q.
Speaker Randall and Senator Wallace
have left these scenes for Harrisburg,
where they will take another shy at each
other. The struggle is ROt a new one,
but time sllsys nothing of the bitterness
Of the contest. The prospect of Demo-
cratic administration in 1881 makes each
anxious to crush the other and control
the appointments and Federal influence
in Pennsylvanis. Randall is candidate
for the Presidency, but, failing that,
bs wants 10 be the first Democrat 10
PeDDsylvsnis, and he wants to hold on to
The Speakership. There is not the least
substantial sign Cf unity between the
two. though Randall is quoted by his
friends here as beng quite willing to see
Walsce's man nominated tor Governor.
TINS Is one of the signs which point to
,be nomination of State Senator Dill, OF
Union county, tor the first place on the
ticket. Wslace saws he has no choice,
bu.everybody who knows anything about
PgplsyEalla politics, knows that he
bss been helping Dill by every means IN
bis power. Dill has made several visits
10 Washington this winter, and each
time he has been in close cOntereEce ce
with Wallace. Dill would make good
man but the Randall meE say be c,uld
not be elected. and declare that Wallace
wants MIN animated sn o-der 10 secure
the defes. OF the whole ticket, including
members of the House. They assign
FOR this very ingenious reason.
Their argument is that Wallace ls
better Cameron man than be is Demo
C'st, and that he would be quite NiiiIng
70 see Don Cameronre-elecled; but n, st
Of sl that be does not want Democratic
colleague in the Senate, The reason as
signed for this latter charge Is tnst Wa
sCe, believing that the next President
vii. be 8 Democrat, wants 10 be- the only
Democratic Senator from the State,
u order to secure TO himself con-
t0l OF The patronage. This supposes
Wallace to be very cold-blooded and
selfish mao, and it Is but tsir to say that
these charges are made by men who have
Tough: Wallace at every step. Here Is
tie ..s.e which the Wallace men predict
VII. be rominated st Pittsburgh tO-mor-
'5T. For Governor, State Senator Dill;
.5' Lieutenant Governor, State Senator
te'tls; for Supreme Judge, Judge Ross
Tor Secretary OF Internal Affairs, Simp-
son j. Africa. The Republicans nomln-
s:ed Stone for Lieutenant.Governor to
capture the vote OF the oil regions, and
fsr.g would contest that honor with
Stone.
Aooa. every Pennsylvania Democrat
SSao ge. away has gone to Pittsburgh,
41e las: batch LETT tc day.