The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-17

A German committed suicide in Chi
cago, Saturday, because he was COM
pletely disgusted with that city.
recent cold snap, the Wilmington,
North Carolina, papers say has checked
the flow of turpentine in that region.
Japan thinks the young fellows whom
it sent out to be educated know enough,
and has called them all home.
Correspondents are beginning to get
astonished at the extent to which ser
mons are bought and sold in England.
The Bermudas have an excessive fe-
male population, and an invasion of
marriageable bachelors is invited.
California has snow sixteen inches
deep in some parts, and grass six inches
high in other parts.
The Chicago Times prints its religious
intelligence under the head of "Theo-
logical Hash"
Ten million dollars in gold is to be
saved this year by economy in the Brit
ish army and navy.
I,;sro,;ce6 hv tba Nevv York naners
that the British flag appears at the head
Of more masts at the wharves in that
city than our own stars aud stripes.
apothecary who died in Boston .ast
werk bad an insurance on his life to the
amount of about $4,000.
Mrs. Lydia Beeche:, the m"ther OF
Henry Whru DseGutr, S ,n, u,eo !" '''oNiS
"' '"' u '"'' 60 o ]
Inc oroer a'S,Sn'"E ''no''' '"'''uo
10 tho c'ul manu- u '"0 P'
L'"i''an" ana I'''' "'' o''" ''''N''' 90 80
The Boston Transcript urges Governor
.CIsfl,n for Congress, to fill the vacancy
.,....;.,,5 Ia, +b, ,.s;y,ation of Mr..
Boutwell,.
Cline is now made simply by heating
bopcs with water under steam pressure,
and - sold in the form of a tough jelly.
7. :; so;d that il il not inferior to the
rates
~ - ;p,up;.
The valentine VIII CASE III al NV
en- MASSACHUSETTS, 'u'oi''"s ,S-,OV',V''
worm OF property n"s o'oN A''''i'o ~
the supreme Cou'', "n.'n ueU'''9 t"0
IIsIlaoutLon .ne'eTi, Tha b"irs aT " arc % fonrin
nnmber and but one is entitled to his
share nnder this decision.
,.. .Gs
Richard Grant '" mite Is ou' upon
being" he says we snoulu say "ulie
'"o 10y ~. - 80 ootinr tho
'"e'P'"s' - ~ 49, -
W" 90 80 o.. = Loi,,.y : .in,rJr
anNaI 90 49, 70 ,.it is - The nse of suob |
phrase as 'is being done" for sis doing"
is pure affectation, so White says.
,rL, ,bio,-os Eridov niobt mazda q raid |
,.-c g. -, D.
upon Ihe "o'SniPp az o. '"'ii0' NO
man Catholic Church, IN Jay street, |
.,-,, ...ia;. ,;.n'or,d
"Ir.ter " rGer rirT and = gsnt,em9n's min val |
ued at $500 each, and other parties of
greenbacks, ranging all tde way from
sou uo"n 10 %
Postmaster General CreSsweIl has Is
sued a general order submitting the re-
,.+ fCo,rr.ss and odd;nc. can
-
iranAI"S stamps muse Il, '"V"'e o0 u'S
the person entitled to exercise the priv
ilege is required; otherwise mail matter
thus franked must be prepaid bypostage
stamps
A dispatch from Montreal states that
the exodus of French Canadians from
South st. Lawrence parishes to the
United States still continues, many fam
lies going evsr withopt disposinc of
tL .heiI iatuls' EnTlts 0 are o9Ing maue oa
SuG pi' ,h VI .ue poui'nIoH 80. .,nrn
larger numoer OF troops In Casaua Ihan
>'''
Envelopes are now made in England
with the mucilage on the lower part of
the envelope instead Of the flap. On
molstenlng the edge of the flap, as
usual, and pressingit down upon the
gummed surface below, a very thorough
adhesion takes place, without the objeC-
tiOn of getting the taste of the gum in
the mouth, or removing part of it by
the tongue.
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