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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-07
poe(ie.
Sn ben Steruea ftebt's &C.
i@rieben.

Wtnu biz &brnbsIodeu lSutsr
/ Gnmm uub Istf' bic 9a4t bssinnt
SIREN NautsI aus,ubrstisn,
5rast bas Rsnf&snber, unb fnut;
8, po II tr aaa ssbIisbsn!
8ras ut&t lause, arHts psrl
esnt bas Guse timmeI~Srts -
Su tsn Stsrnsn asbt's ssi&risbsn.
Wenn Der Gfte timmIifd Ssbnsn
Warm has iunss 5srs umfanst
8aat bas stuss f& NIT EbransH
De has Wsb' bersOrsebranst.
-@Sttsr, fdst mir, ,pas N qisben2
81 Is Wunns, 1T % SGmsr3s
psnf bas ause bin,msltparts -
Jntm @ternsn fsbts ssi&ristsn.
Msnn tas Slid im scIt'nsn 91assu
ea&s!nb f4 benz @snf9sn uatt
Ssius Disnf' ibm ansutrassn,
Sisbf wsnn's fat errsi&t tbn bat
Gr Ia Srlimmn ~ ,erifisbtn /!
- @as 10 &lad, if's Irus unb S&ms:,
Cent tas Guss bimmeIwSrts -
Sn @u Gtsrnsa fsbts ssl9risbm!
Dsnn In trab anb froteH Stunbtl
&affISs panbsrnb mir poa Grsub'
@laubsn unfsr i3isl ssfanetn,
Irsnnt uns bios bic Gpislsii.
Was IL Qsbsn, @Iiid unb Qisbsn z
gDr srsriinbtfs. tptr srfabrt'S
qsnf sas Aass btmmtlparts -
Sn ben Strntu iitbS eei&riettn!
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-07

ssnt, isinsn %antsI aafssipannt bat uns pis
RIM Ra&rule tabst esbiaua iommt. ssst
abr gait ss unb bu WsisIauf ISit 19 baIo IN
rne wuss JIu&t aut ba tsr, Wot fti Cant,
tres sr Gunl,lpdt, wsnisiisus isin Gmrs au
bdlaVH ~. .s1 a,tq sprr.
WpbItsbaltsu, BON G&wsib trifsnb, au6sr
~tfsm tsu&sns, unt auf sinsn 2htI binfu-
ssnb, II btt pauhri& 1a9ts IS Ninutsn
na& i2 ubr, & GtRs. Der I'm St GbarI.s 30.
til In Narfrusboro anIanets. NQe anpsi.u-
ben @Sat f&autsn In bangor Grparuna auf
ben i&wsi6'risfsnssn eorpultnim g,mbIins,
bts bsr fISbIl& Iaut aaftSnsnss Ruf ,,atbt
@Ias eassrbir " ttntn aufflaruns amb pist
ssrf&afts.
aIs na& 5 @inutsn Snr Tasib autn nsu-
sitris fsinsR Sspf tur 1biir bsrsinartdte, &C.
tuabrts sr tn fsinsm Graaunsn isinsn @esner
AM 1tf& nit a&t tIsersn 8isrsISiern iibene. Sr.
Sassb 5aubri& II femit btrsIddliGs Sisssr
unb slsi&seitis GaiInr Der niebIi&em Summe
RON $1,000. (g.D.)
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-07

3u RUdport, Carbon County, lest
cine Samilie, aus 8ater, 3utter anb
iiebsn ainSsrn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TT
pem 5runte erseben unb entfernt iIh oft
Sage lang pom ieinem SauIs. Gessn
Mnfans lebter BOde sins er auf bic
nSpres" unb wabrenp ieiner atweien-
belt purbe bic tiilflcie Gamilie BON
&rantbett tefallen. Gintse Sage Ipater
itarben ,wsi Sinber ben pirtliaen 5nn.
derstop,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-07
State Capitol Reftourotion,
Sbc8nut Strafe,

SVCouut StIuRes
jwif4en Der 3Weiten unp Dritteu,
harrisburg, Pa.
Der llntsrsei6nete bat in ieinsm SauIr ben
pbieea elsSanten Gallon aufS Bette siuenibtft
unb wirb lid ister3eit bemibsu, alien Wanltsn
fsinsr spsrtbsn Gaifs @sbnuns 3a trassn.
aaferu, Gefisel, Suppen,
fe,pie iitsrbaupt aIIt DeIiFate1len Der
Saiion spsrben in fsinfsr .3ubrsitnns isruirt.
%Gcrtrefnides @le, beutl6e Weine,
Gisarrtn, &C., &c.
I'm rs@t 5ablreitsn 3uipru@ bittst
@eers Sdultbets.
6arriSbura. Wuduff 30. 1866.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-07
Jnnerbalb 3tpei 0Bohen perbeira.
thet unb perlaifen.

Der aoaispille Democrat" ersabIt
eine Gel9i9te, bic mir na6febenb 5u
glub Mnb Grcmmen unitwr 2e(er nnt
Qeierlnnen mittbeileu; Sn bem pbsren
1beile unlerer Stabt wObnte eins beut-
iae Dame, beren Namen ptr niat ere
fubrsn. Ste III bon etansbmenSsm aeu'
beren unb tcnnte es pa9er aud ntht
feblen, baB ile bic Sltde Der Ninner.
melt aaf fh 3os. Gines @benbs lernte
fe einen 1eutontm Namens @ottlteb
@ers tennen, Der Rd burd feline bonis.
faBen Wprte In Babe BET ibr beliebt
maate. CT fhilperte ibr NIT feurisen
Borten bic praAtSpae DubnunS, bic
fe be,ieten, unb bic slidliden Sage,
bic fe miteinanber perleben wiirben,
wenn ie tire Ginwillisuns ba3u sebe,
feline 8raut su werbsm. Die tn aisbes-
faden nod unerfabrtne Dame iebte kis
men .3peif fel iu ieiueNebs, anb bepor bie'
felten an jenem Mbeub BON einanber
i6iepsn, CAB fe tbun Gnti6lub, @rs.
@er5 3u werpen. 5u erfennen.
&urs paramf pureen 8sipe pur6 bic
8anpe SYmen's NIT einanrsr persinist
unp bic lunse 5rau mar 70 fef abtr.
,eust BON ibrem Slid, pa6 fe sIaubte,
nur lire Wanihe funb stben 3u parien,
tim bieielben eriillt ,u iebsn, absr pisie
idSnen GrSume per,pirtIi6ten F6 ME,
unb bic aufti6ls6er, bic iie sebaut, wirb
iie nimmer ieten.
Cine @ctnuns wurbe semietlet unb
mad benz neuelten @eIdmad aussefats
tet. Sn ben eritsn 9asen ibres nsuen
Stanpes fiiblte bic junse 5rau la I'M,
enblia sliidlid, aber beYUr bic grbe ii9
picr,ebnmal UNI ibre ei9sne sl1ie 9e.
brebt, fam Der @atte ni4t CUR sewSbn.
liden Stunbe mad 5aule. Die iumse
5rau ,partete e-unb ,parttte bis Cages
anbrud I'M bic wcblbefannten 1ritte
bes @annes su bOren, auf beGen aals
slatte Bprte ie tbr san3es gertrauen
seIeBt; aber er fam ntht. Gag fir Sag
fdwanb babin; aber fsineSpur bon benz
germibten tonnte entbedt werten.
gnblia selauste iie 3u Der uebsr,sus
suma bab fie pom benz trsulpien Cat,
ten perlahen mub aus tem Simmel IT,
res @liidss sefiir,t wcrpen iei. Die
Mpbiien in Der @otnuns warsn auf
Grstit sefauit. Der 8ertaafer ma6ts
lein 8sht anf pieieltsn ssltenp unt
psriiiste ilber bic lelten. Die Dor &nr-
gem nod 70 SlIdlide 5rau befnbtt itt
nun in srpbem Glenb unb III sen0t9ist,
Del irsenb elmer 5amilie lit Dienif ;u
treten, nm ibr eeben su frifen.
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-07

Cine 8anpe 8uiatltpper famen
am 8reitase mad 2ertnston No,
erbisltsn aber bmr4 Col. @Ontsomers
einsn ,parmen Gmpfans. Der 5abrer
Der Strslde, glemens, wurbe setSbtet
unb sinise anbere &erle erbielten tSpt.
lihe Wunben.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-07
Pie
Reanitlbamii DE Stats. 3ettxn0
3srausssseben Ssu

peraue6t8fptn peu
Jet. Score @ipper.
srIdteiut ieben Donnsritas, unb ionH -. 90
psr Sabr, aabIbar innerbalb bsSSabrts, unb
S2. so mad 0eraub bss SabrsanSs.
Gin,slns GrsmpIarsn, 5 9entS pr Gid.
Seine @ubitriptionen wsrbrn fir pentser
aIs feds Monaten aneenommsn; aud lam
Nismanb bas 9Iatt abbetsasn, bio aHe &lid-
Ianbe besablt fnb.
Mn,sisen perben ,u ben sepSbnli@sn Trei.
fen tnierirt.
Dffieen: III Der Patriot unb Union"
Drudtrei Drittsn Strabe, Sarrisbara uns
In ber ,,Sntsllissneer" Drudersi, an, Centre
square, aaneaifer.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-07

* Im Samfas sinsen feben Der
perurtbeilten 5enier, namli6: Col.
9Yna, Rep. IeMabon, SIR. 5apen, 5.
Quinn, 9bomas SaOul, .. @balen
unb SIR. Sapben in aler Shle mad
&inefou ab. Sie paren NIT Musnabme
bon Yater @eMabOn fart ssnus &C.
fefelt nm ein Gntrinnen unmSslib 3a
MAIDEN,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-07

SIM Gefansntb bon Gbieasc befn.
ben ii9 nidt ipentser ais Ell Wannsr
unter Der Mntlase bes Worpes.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-07

@us ber Sail 3a Seffer1On,
Io., enttamen tn lebter 8rettas Naat
atpanata @efangeue.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-07

- 9n 9Iep.gorf III ben bsuti6en
Rapifalsn Der Stanbpuntt tlar sema9t
wprben. Sie wpllten namli6 einen
GinFub auf Elm Gumtte ausiiben In BE-
3us auf bic Scnntassseiebe. @ter
man bat biefe 8arid6en sstSrts ab.
ilinten la6eu. @an bat itnsn In eng.
liiden Worten beuti6 seIaSt. paS man
fd UNI fUlhe ssricfsne lumpsn nur
70 weit fiimmere. ais man tire Sttmmsn
brau4s. Ssst fSnnten lle 3ur SSae
seten, benn man traute fe nibt mebr.
Daraaf iinp ite beimseiOttelt, entfdIoi-
fen, trcbbem anb trcballebsm rapifale
untertbanen Der puritaner au blsIben.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-07

SPLITTER Bsnebet erbOlt fa tn gli,ja
Spn ieinsm fratesti&sn Durafau,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-07

9eimri@ 9aasltt's
8rpb= s &ucb benb dderei,
9terte Strabe
3wii9en ter Marft unb 0aInut Shaee,
harrisburg, ga.
Mlle Mrtea Ssmmeln WilhbrGthen, Yis.
luits, @Olalestuten, &c, &c, tasli& frif8 &C..
baden.
@osgenbrob, Wei,enbrob, ,t.
Marftfanb: seseniiber bem Sonss
9aus. Mus. 30.,6mo
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-07
Am3ei9en.

:Mn bas Ynblifnal.
Sd Serfaufs sOn iestan msinsn san,sn @ia.
tfrprrratb bon
Sud-, Gaiiimir uno Bitter
gum GintaufSpreis unb nistriser
am fir bic 8riibjabrsipanrsn ylaB ~ MAIDEN.
gDfr ba nod Aleiter nCtbis bat, tpirb Is In isi.
mem SntsrrlIe unb Yortbsil iinpen, bel mir au-
aurufen, unb msinrn 8prratb ~ prIien, berpr
H irsenbwO ionf tGuft.
s. Tr6tlth,
Gritts Strabs, pbsrbaIb @SrS.
harrisburg, Ssbr. Z, 1867.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-07
@ercem berlan0t:

wercen berlan9t:
3wet tunbert 6armers,
nn In Elm @si6aft tinsussbsn, has sun 800
bic $3.50 bon ifbt bis gum 3rabjabr bfjabIt.
NabsrsS srfabrt man bel
8. ". Strtet
9. .. Ycr 222,
cher in BEN psnnipIsania SauS.
SdrriSbura, San. 81.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-07
Sran,Gfi@e Gafimirs,
Wetfcnaengc

alltr Nrt fD,pie ale ionitise in lein Sad sin-
i@laeenbs @rtifel 70 bab feline psrtbsn Sunbsn
li& Scafanbis unb MODERN eauippirsn iSnnsn.
Sn banfbarer Nnerfennune Der ibm bisbsr Az
2btiI seporhenen aunblbaft tittst tr UNI et.
neisttn fcrtseltsten 3uiprud untsr 3uii9sruns
prenpter 8ebienuns unb biliser prtiis.
6arriStura, Oft, 25, 1866.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-07
Neue
9erbit= nns &intertofe!
3f1ilhelm UNaffrdfk,

iUtlbfIlll WafroR,
&errem &leiberntaeber,
Gds Der gierten unb @alnat Straee,
Sarristura pa,
naw btermit feinsn ssebrten @bnnern BE erss-
bsne Wn;eiSs, pab CT cine rei@baItise Ssntuns
ppu
Stcuem @aareu
fir 9trbff unb 9piuter srbaltsu bat,
amfaiIsnb ale SOrtsn
3udj.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-07

D9mpta&ments." DSmpsadmsnts"
III ssr stssnitamIi&e ausbrud fir bic smflass
zines gsrsinis. Staatsn graiibsntsn, 8ies.gtra-
fbsnten cber ionitissn Ser. Staatsn gsamtsn
Dor BEN Ser. Staaten Gtnat. Us 1T cine
9trsltfrase, Oh Der Aussllasts iofort BON isnsm
Mmts iuspsnbirt werbsn fam. Die Contribution
sntbaIt Saribsr 'sine Ssftimmuns, bod wiirts
sine bsiOnbers Mits bss GunsrsIss pOrIOnmen-
ben Sales zine fOI&s SuiptnftOu ausiprs&sH
ISnueH,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-07

-GtattRif@fs. WSbrtnb bee IeBtsn
Satrss bstrus bic 3abI tsr 1tui&eutSetunssa
I'M Staate Otip 81, hsr GeIbfmcrbt 81, bur1
3ufSaialsittnI 42t. Bon lssstru paren 50
Surt Gileubabnunelade nub SO hurH Grtrin.
len. AmEIf Ga1t Spn Rinbsel,ssb ,psrbtn &C.
mtIhst, ans bic Muiablbifss gnbrs&tn II I'm
3unsbmsH bssriHsu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-07

2itsrartI&ts.- GneitsraturbIatt aus
estp3is msIbst. llnisv etf1 .psrbsu uns per-
bunbsn ieiu, tpsnn wir tbre NufmrliamIslt auf
siniss SaneritsWnfe lenfen, wsI&s tsmnata
erf&sinsn ipsrbsn. Wir baten bic 9u9sr
ni6t islbif seltfen, attr renn ibr Snbalt 70 In
itsrtfTdnt u, tris itrs 9tfI 70 mus ss eins
iitfraus stnusrsi9e SeftIre fin. Die 2iist
fnb:
~Swapansaf&ati9a Observation-Disclosures"
,,9risunatmifulisafotra", ptipansasaIiasrotrc-
syapauna", nSanaIarsIiatati&tartbisrato" nnb
@nantatadaturbarisrataiatba."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-04
yl,r JsuuiCipal Election.

In view OF the Importance of tie APP
proaching municipal election, there
should bc little more activity i'll the
worK of preparation than is manifested
10y our party friends. The holidays are
over now and it is time that some at
trntiou were bestowed upon the election
soon t. occur. We have many voters
still unregistered, and there are many
who have changed their residence since
the last registration. They should be
hunted up at once and their names re-
corded in the Ward where they expect
tO.vOte.
The Democratic and Conservative
Club of the city, having accomplished
such splendid work in the past, is
looked to to take similarly active
part i'll the present campaign. Its
weekly "business meeting is to be held
tomorrow night and we trust it may
have a full attendance and enter earn
estly upon the work before us.
We have reason to fear that some
radical trick turks under the registration
of voters now being made. The exper-
fence of the past has taught us that il
il unwisc TO trust To fair dealing on
the part of the radicals i'll relation
to the proper registration of those lc-
rallv entitled to vote, and that personal
and exact attention must bo bestowed
upon the lists in order to have justice
done To Democratic and Conservative
voters We are unable to say whether
the present registration is to he new
one altogether, requiring every man
who desires to vote to be registered
anew. or whether it is merely designed
to correct the present listsso rs to make
them conform to the provisions of the
city charter. Information on this
subject may doubtless he obtained at
the Club meeting tomorrow night, and
We trust that none who are interested
will fail to attend. There are several
circumstances in connection with the
present registration which are calculat-
ed to create the suspicion that 'there is
something rotten in Denmark" and we
hope the matter may be Immediately
and fully investigated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-04
No Sufrngc for Foreigner.

The unnaturalized foreigners residing
in the District of Columbia have pet
toned Congress to concede to them .he
same rights which arc given to the ne
gr0es by the universal suffrage bill re-
Gently passed The bill confers suffrage
upon the inhabitants of the District,
without distinction of color OF race, y
but, at the same time, it takes care not
to repeal the naturalization laws now
in force A white man who happened
to he born in another country must wait
five years after taking up his residence
here before he can exercise the
privileges conferred, without any
preparatory training whatever, up
on the idle and ignorant negroes
who have flocked into the District of
Columbia and are now maintained there
by the charity of the government.
There is no probability now that natu-
ralization laws will be repealed and
white foreigners treated with as much
distinction rs is shown to negroes.
Radical philanthropy is not meant for
white men and confers none of its
favors upon persons so unfortunate rs
to belong to the prescribed Caucasian
race. The theory seems to be that
white men who do not vote the radical
ticket have no rights which Congress is
bound to observe.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-04
Democratic Nominations for
Council.

FIRST WARD.
Tir.t BrIneh-William y. Wilson.
S,cond BrGnch-JOhn Hughes, Thomas Wheel
sr. Francis \. Ebert and Thomas. L. Cocayne.
SECOND WARD.
Yr.t Branch-Pcter E Zinn.
Second Brdnch-T. l.. Shallcross and Simon
Keim.
THIRD NARn.
FYr,t Brcneh-G. W. Franzheim.
Second BrGach-S. Brady, j. c. Acheson, Z.
W Brock uniCr, John Nolan.
FoUETu WARD.
First Brrach-J. NJ. Ewing
Second Brdnch-JOhn Hamilton, James X.
Acker William W. Miller. John AmiCs and
George X Ting!c.
FIFIH wAGp.
Yr,t Hrdneh-Andrcw Wilson.
Se,,.d BrGHck-B. II. Eof s II. Darrah,
James G.. Whytc and John NOckler.
SIXTH WARD.
Fyr.t Branch-Samuel j. Alexander.
second BrGnck-lcwis NUncko, j. II. Clark
an Barnnrd STANLEY.
SEVENTH WARD.
T--i Hrunch-JacOh Berger
S.:ont BTdAck-I. B. Sheppard.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-04
uesropoIitan Items,

NEW YORK, Jan, 3.-superintendent
Kennedy has ordered a strict enforce
ment Of the excise law, which has been
long in abeyance.
At a meeting of the Chamber OF
Commerce, Mr.. Lowe resigned the presi.
dency Of that body.
A resolution was offered recommend
ing the President and Congress to
strengthen the Republican Government,
Of Mexico BY temporary aid, after the
departure Of the French. The resolu.
tion was tabled.
Great excitement prevailed in the
gold room to-day, over the report that
the President was to be impeaehed.
Gold rose rapidly for few minutes, and
subsequently, reecded.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-04

A Chicago correspondent says he saw
lady the other day, who was OH visit
to that city, who for nine years was
nominally the wife of Philadelphia
banker. while at the same time he had
q wife and family in another part of the
city. She supposed she was regularly
married to him all the time until the
denouement. He had particularly re-
questcd her not to visit his office, max
ing some plausible excuse, and OH two
nights in the week would absent him.
selfon the plea that business called him
from town. The way the thing came to
a denouement was this: A sister visited
her. One morning she stood upon the
piazza, and as her supposed brother-in-
law passed out, and when opposite the
adjoining house. a servant girl, sweep
ing the front steps, says: Good morn
ing. Mr.. c." He barely took notice
and passed on. The womanly curiosity
of the sister was aroused, and she said
to the girl: "Why, that is not Mr. c."
The girl replied that she guessed she
knew, rs she had lived in his family for
five years. This but added fuel to the
flame of curiosity, and the result was
that she ascertained that her brother-in-
law had a wife and five children re-
siding in an elegant home about two
miles away. She informed her sister of
her discovery, and, under pretext of sell
ing some jewelry, she called upon the
wife number one. The first thing she
saw on entering the Parlor was a full
length portrait of her supposed husband.
Thus the truth of what her sister had
told her being confirmed, she went
home and there was scene when the
husband of two wives returned at even
ing. A separation followed. He en-
treated her to stay, and offered her mon
ey when lie found her determined to so.
She refused all-taking only her ward
robe and other personal articles. y To
complete the romance, she subsequently
married another man, from whom she is
is now seeking divorce on the ground
of cruelty.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-04

In the body Of man weighing l5i
pounds, there are about Z 1-2 pounds Of
mineral matter; consisting Of phos-
phate of lime, 5 pounds 13 ounces car.
Donate of lime, l pound salt, , onnces
376 grains; peroxyde ofiron, 80 grains;
silica, grains-making pounds, ) or
and 49 grains, with minute quantities
of potash, chlorine, and several other
substances. The rest Of the system is
composed of oxygen, hydrogen, nitro
gen and carbon Ill pounds of the OK
ygen and hydrogen being combined in
the form of water.
Though the quantity Of some Of these
substances is very small, it is found ab-
solutely essential to health that this
small quantity should be supplied !;
hence the Importance of variety of
food. Ii we furnish nature with all the
material required, she will select Just
in the proper quantities.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-04
Re Kind.

How little it takes to make one hap
py-to sparkle through a whole life,
like golden drops, moments of real JOY.
The good man who smilingly patted our
cheeks when scarcely old enough to
know his name, will not be forgotten.
The giver of an apple when the fruit
appeared almost priceless, will be re-
mcmbered. The rose pluckcd for our
own use will seem to smell sweet at the
close of life. The word kindly spoken,
in every living cadence falls continually
upon our ears. Is not pleasure cheap'
Let us be kind to the boys about us
let us speak pleasantly to them, and
give them little presents-and what a
world Of happiness shall we create.
They will make sunshiny spots on
which they will forever look back, and
oh! how grateful they will feel towards
us!
If we are unkind, cross and waspish,
we know not how much evil we may
produce. To our mind, Satan looks
very much like certain woman who
treated us unkindly when but mere
child. Whenever we see her, we recall
the expressions of her face and the
harsh words she uttered to us, and we
turn away. Although We have lived
near her rs neighbor for some two or
three years, We have not felt like max
ing ourself known. We cannot believe
that an acquaintance will benefit either
us or her. So much for unkindness to a
child. 1t cannot be forgotten.
If you wish to be loved by the geRer-
alton following, be always kind and
pleasant. A little favor to child costs
nothing, but it is beyond price to him.
o, be kind-be kind.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-04
Governmental Destruction.

1t is difficult to make good govern
ment, but it is wondrous easy to de-
stroy it. The latter process has for
some time engaged the attention of our
people, and the prospects Of their
success are all that could be feared
We do not mean to say that the destruc-
tion of this Republic was the original
and deliberate purpose of all of those
now engaged in the work. On the con-
trary, We are satisfied that many of
them knew not what they did when first
they tampered with the safeguards
OF our liberty. They dealt their
hfSt blows at time when
'he life OF the nation was imperilled by
the rebellion, and they were too intent
upon defeating treason to perceive that
1ne means they employed were as fatal
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-04
Florence Telegram London Times, Dec. 20.I

Significant Address 10y the rope.
The Malone of to-day publishes the
following speech, addressed by the Pope
to the officers of the Eighty-ffth rcsi'
ment of French troops at Rome:
Before your departure l wish to bid
you farewell. Your flag left France to
restore the Holy See. On its departure
it was accompanied by the unanimous
good wishes of the nation. The flag re-
turns now to France, but / believe that
many consciences will not be satisfied.
| wish it to he received in the same
manner rs when it left France, but
douht whether this will he the case.
There must he no illusions. The revo-
luton will come to the gates of Rome.
1t has been said that Italy is complete;
no, she is not complete; and If she eX-
lists as she is, it is because there remains
this scrap of territory where am still
at the present time. When this no
longer remains, the flag of the revolu-
tion will float over the Italian capital.
To reaSSure me, attempts are made to
persuade me that Rome, by the nature
of its position, cannot he the capital OF
Italy. l am tranquil, because / have
confidence in the Divine protection. Go
~ France with my benediction. Let
ae who are able to approach the En-
peror tell him pray for him and his, and
for his tranquility. But he also must
do something. France is the eldest
daughter of the Church; but it does not
suffice to wear the title-the right to
wear it must be proved by deeds.