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CITY COUNCIL.


I. a,t'I6 81. / ,Sl ~. ~ jslIL.
Aspeclal meeting oil me Olty N9444sSl
was held last evening. Inc ,c49lEl W. h1e
eond BrnnGa was 9ep9 I, ~ f1sS!i9i.lss
'ad, Al ro!l'Ea4 t9e ~ I9lloWln letn E Sel
answered: e9Ia AtliSqn, 1oEItg, Ggl'
nelly, Lan&h4n, MAXWELL oltocl4 ~ 19ott9
simpson, Snntl, 4 smiI!At u ~ S9%Hg.pi
pafd, sweeney Ilngle, EollSaf, anu "eAt'
ze!: = ,E.'r 81, ~. w ,Y1,l,-l, . ..!l
ING minutes o. Ihe lass lneeslllggi "sFs'
reaG, approved, anu slgned u u, ~
The President appointed MessFs. sttQr.
ing an4 CalqWel as tho special GonlniLEee
on Fulton Q bridge under INC resolu'
19 ION, adopLeL AZ INC laSt Me94ng; -:
Inc peuuon Of William balGh loF cor
rectlon Of assessment was Ietlu anu ~ ~
terred 70 tho committee on " steEWoEks4 oF
report. !, 4. a,iiTy I, q! I
The resolution adopteQ " ttle Seco49
branch 81 US last meeting ~ EeGatE ~ Aqi
Yances Y De made % inc NotEay: Ion
Manufacturing Company on lho iron l% :Ey
OF Market street D1ogo, was tgce9teg
from the First Branch with the loll9Wlpg
amendment: PROVIDED tha el, 42 M91sy
be paid upon INC contract win inc NOT.
way hanulactlrlng COMPANY IN n, tne WY ss:,t
Of advances tor WORK upon IIne 1888
hFiagc until the said NORWAY .ini. y nuItcIt
ing, company snai! nave enteEeg my pV hy !
with good ana approved sesc9tltyf NJ wy
completion Of said brl9ge IN taccoFEalellllcs
with saidScontracL C3ncnFte e 11a,M .sc
Inc following was 9nsEe9 y tH wv: ~,
~ acc9Tance VIII tsso.uu s,,, y, re:
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They reported ares aiiiil that, lie i I'd.
vice Of AIr. Jelers 10 adopted, and recon-
mending that the settlement be referred
to proper committee, which was adOpt.
cd aud the settlement referred to the III
T6eysiso reported tt6at thsy!6Ad aadct
consideration the resolution referred to
them looking tOthenegotlation Of certain
bonds for the purchase ofthe gas works.
A resolution, authorizing the City Col
lectOr to advertise in relation to the pay.
ment Of taxes to the amount Of fifteen
dollars, was received from Second Branch
and It's action thereon cOncurred in.
Adjourned. iIitm&
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FIllS'l, DRANCI.


The First Branch was cAIIedto. order
by Mayor Mcclellan, +4pGesent,, Messrs.
Blair, CulbertsOn, Hill Quarrieri sSCham.
bra, Stone and Wilson. The minutes Of
the previous meeting were read and an.
proved. fTab4..
The Committee on Finance, to whom
was referred tho petition Of Mrs. Mary
Stevens praying for n reduction Of taxes,
and Of Mary Ed and James Flannigah
praying to be released from taxes, re.
ported d resolution that sthpE. layers IL 3he
petitioners be refused, which resolution
was adopted. They also reported that in
the matter of u settlement with N[r. John,
Scarborough, late collector of'City taxes.
they had consulted the attorney Tor the
city and received from him tho following
opinions: ,ie l.@s&,2 l'' tVil7u
Hon. 1NQppqs, Sgsency, Chairman Gem.
mittcC on TRdhcC, STIl-Yol request me
to advise your committee in relation to
the matter Of the city "0t Wheeling ii.
John Scarborough; former collector. I
understand That tho securities have offered
to pay the city the full atnpuDt Of ;tak6Pt
collected and tInaCCountctf f8fAthc Costs
Of suit inclIdingalseIe SEQ Of fyoprrattorney,
rand TO return the bills UncOllccted 10 tho
city. E.f 93 JrsG aI'Eaik1 ~ Sfs- ~ sta.i
1fthis bU true, would advise c:city.
u accept the offer. go - .,inl''f''ai'
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HANDSOME DEsloN. II T n. s. ;;DelaplaiG,
Esqr., has just had an iron fence of'hand-
some, design pufiIp in front q his resi-:
dencC on Fourth strgek ~, ~ = W ~ i n
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RE.ELEcTED.-At u meeting. q, the d:
rectors Of the Library Association, held
last evening, G. E. stanberry was rlnuni;
mOpsly. rc.oIee.led Librarian Eoi lSl ps3S3
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A FAYUiRABUEI oRIETYG Theg good
rel htati OhEaud extended use Of .Br6pR'i
Bronchial T4OehGSSafor Coughs, Colds
and. Throat GND isedSesr'haS caused The
TtoGbesbto beextguSiVely simitatod. OBJ
6Ainsonly the genuine y Browns Bronchial
rtoGheSF ;And do not be Influenced by
thpSesWhO .mRkesl more profit by selling
WORTHLESS limitations a1a e'tf cod! Y
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pERsoSAI.-Col. F.W: sIsasdihS, q u Point
Pleaantywas in the city, yesterday. All
thOOgRtletcatcd ut the faSGh htlS6tiBdt
Col. $. looks MS irhis.iIl psucOeSslIp.d not
affected his general health, ,,,.r,,.yze, n
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!, 1'HGtk received d new style 81
AIissa and CtGlldrSus Baflphi
Boots ofFomo = lashl99abls Pliladslpbia
man6lSStaSa equal az g sQss9R iMoFlst
~ ,,,lS,vy1 u Loms v. Rom.
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ENTIREBy NEWs-J.oT q. ,Lakins 90 Coz
Merchant Tatlors, Monroe street,
haSesjutTeeetHedz ElargGlot O. CottSgs
Collars, the most beautifully Collar
made. Lakin q Co, Gts The only parties
in The city whohaye them. - \.
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BALL-Thc Great Western "a, Band ga l'Ic
a hall last evening at Turner Hail Every
thing passed OF plcasantlys The attend
ance wisalarge, considering the tthpt6pi-
tiOus weather and tho muddy condition Of
the pnvemenis. ~.
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T6o Stone Throwing Nuisance.


sWillypwcall ths attention 81 lha pOlice
u d raid which the boys are making on
Tho ,YindoFs n some pPrts az 81 re- cttYTs
Abd II thSS tf6 81 de Adlift q tif6!
ing stones against the glass, % that y !!
pofil MA b " fdalS b ewh6le pane IS
left. They probably use slings for the
purpose. This work OF deotH1dIlmb eenia
not 10 be in retaliation for any hardness
TO them, butte be tho restilt Of mere mis-
chief If6npfiieer, could visit East heel.
inE about Tie Time mentioned above, he
mint do some much needed ReFTtcfulg
~ n. A. SUFFERER.
\ We call tho attention OF the authorities
u Tia i matter complained Of by our cor
respondent Several. gentlemen have
spoken 10 Us in relation TO the same fact,
and have cited instances where damage to
Considerable extent has been inflicted by
this sinexCubable practice OF stone
throwing. The stained glass windows Of
a certain church have suffered severely at
thc'hanls Of tho boys, and Some measures
should be adopted to put stop to such
proceedings AtaogpssG4 aWe have heard Of
one person who received q severe blow In
tic eyc'with u SBtono thrown BY a sling in
The hands of boy lArge.Onough to know
the dangerous character Of the business
in which he was engaged. If such con-
duct Is to pass tnnoticcd; tho sooner the
public is made aware Oft the better,
There is an Ordinance against the offence
complained Of by IA Sufferer" and VIC
hops to sc itpromptly and rightly en-
forced!,nps1i ne ~. ,ass, = ,s4l-
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BooTs and Shoes, al Of celebrated
makes, can be had,at Louis NsiBlnnd's
liST AIainStJeeCTlNa .'.LlHGgAI
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10 LAKE Shore Grapes and Jersey Sweet
Potatoes in abundance az Harry Smith 4
Co.'S, Market street. below Mcclure
House.
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CrncUrT couRFGTlts couFt@a taGb
usual hour yesterday morning! An aIlcro
noon session was also held, No cases
were tried nj cither-the time being Occu.
pied in reviewing the Judgments entered
w in the oftlcOsincs tic last teFnl.,,s.
Adjourned until Oo'clock this HtFnahg,
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LARGE FuNERA1.-A lHrgea number Of
The relatives and friends Of ,i---s Cochran
late II resident of North Whecling,E united
in paying tho last tribute Of respect 70 his
memory yesterday aItcrpeQie.i n ths
procession We noticed d large delegation
from tho Society of St. Patrick" II which
the deceased was . member. N .an npsL,
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CoMnsstoNERs sALE.-Attentton l.
called to the advertisement Of land III
Brooke county to be sold next Saturday,
The ftiris in a desirable location, vel
improved qhas fine orchards, ,and!he sol
is of unsurpassed fertility. o,Rarties dc
string q home alreadY prepared Y .theil
hand, will do well to examine this prop
nrtv
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VALUABLE. s AltM ! FOR !,!l II

Y The undersigned offers Ior sac ~ MS ~
ClSiTSyilIe, and tnU mile 60uth Of tho National
Road, eoptaldthH 100 Acres, Us under culuv9'
tlou; haS biGhty Of rood timber, y we'll WAteTed:
llUS very iaVorGby, j. easy ~ cultivate, ana y
Fo0i quality Of land III eohttins three Dwell
I'M HonSVs, with ample and convenient ontbnlId'
ldF6j Us chief Recommendation u It's aennd'
anoo Of FRUIT, OF great variety aud choice
Quality, surpassed by no Orchard In the country.
The fFult hSs been settled with special 5eIetSnce
FlcS, Peaches Pears. OUNCES, Hlums aud Grapes,
together With small fruits " all varieties, among
witch u ono.hAIf aero 0Etasp6ctrtea, and one
half acre In Strawberries. al q, ID.
RoF nSFtIcnlAEB in1pIrp Of the nndEfsI gned- on
th6 nfSmlSOI or addiassi at 81. l&trSYtilt, 0.
CAN y 4. i5H SAMUEL r. 'FtlNEY vi
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f''Ju&RER TAI Boar" ichfeSi ehappSd hands
sGlt.Fheamsplmple and al enthhsoas aaefttphs,I
rOadeflnE he skIn 's6h and 9tmSothi M6htfGS
turedbs lsiL ;OABWRLL, HAZARD q COL ~ (,
Sofd6yAl DHigelsaG oil bnf4 y Now York
nySi!d, Th..a&Wl bus 1ida1t saRtI gay
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nOR sALE-t4O ACRES OFaaH
II Land, miles rom MoundSville, and ~
10 from Wheeling, 80 10 20 acres cleared, -:
residue we'll tlmberCd. Good building and
orchard. .lss..lAa
800 acres near Littleton; 100 acres cleared.
By W. v. H0GE 3 BRO,
Real Estate Agents,
oct8 l08 Market Street.
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nor SALE TO CLOSE AN Els. -
j TATR-rhe hrst-clASB DWELLING q
HOUSE,, situated on the north east epTntf II.
Of IampdUn and Sixth streets, now ocgs plea ~
MS. Carter. There 10 flll lot and ee ho9se y
SvSEvtSIn1, Sbo1t M nFamfaeS il, thorough re-
nSjS'' ithnGiTlS Stf't !. p. LEWIS,
Y sel.u : pHiS2 leiars d d. Wheeling, ". Va
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NOR RENT-TWO o. SMALL hi
DvellInV House, on the lSlRud. m
Apply 81 the ISlSna Vineyard 70 ,,1Sy
maE .Gsr4tIi WI. HlLLAAN.
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LADIES; Misses and Childrens' French
Glove Kiltand Turkey Morocco Button
Boots, siustrcOetved at Louis v. Bonds;
1SI MUM street .-..nn.tf ~ saa,Il
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FOR RENT.

~ IFT-HALL AND FRONT m
Ron. NOlodeon BuildingS. Il-s M
o.,j ApP'' WIZ. L. MoAFRE.
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nORsALE.-TWENTY (9G BUILD:
q ing Lots on Wheeling Island. Price y y
equal lastIiments q ollS, ,tW0 and three years.
Apply a. ss TOP s Wy NO p SflofIRisT.
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10nBLIC sALE-ONMEDNESDAY,

7OUBLLC SALE-ONAWED NESDAY,
JIG the 18th day. Of November, $50, 7 VIII .otier
atlpubllc saln. at erffolt a9et ot tne Court
lald, containing ISL acfes more or 1Gsb, elLlated
On the Rast Fork Of Long Run, upon which the
present Poor House Of Ohio County a located:
The large two btory brick building upon the said
land 10 IN good repair, and thenete upon the AND
excellent water. The Ot4bliRg, fences, and other
improvements upon the place, are I'LL 10 good
condition. Terms Of sale. ono. fourth Of the puf-
chase money'ih e4sbia thes balance In one, two
and three YeaTG, With Interest," Deferred pay
mGntG 70 b secured By deed OF trust upon the
said premises, and the Interest upon the same 70
b paid annually. Possession given April 1gt,
1871 The lille 10 the above 10 unGxceptl enable
BY order Or the Board Of Supervisors Of Ohio
County, WV, MILLER,sAr
ofti0 Chairman OF Committee.
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.uIVaiYIH IIAWr NHAK

R,LWT z.gI.tG 80 iphi5rE
10 aiN4ii. iuissgJyis is2fi as.! .7lai1L -
]. s q 4 Y1 aar g5 .,. ii 81 r.
Ia ,sfd w lbs IL lnn.G III tAg
oliu sal&rtdliiaJ 40 hi.@ Eiiil 1Aipp
gtysalud Iii vi lotisi Iii" .5iiiIii o19"
azHtl!9f 10 yRW s'Igi7oqa1 l1iRis%9a 8 y
..TsnnaT obi 10 trasd slell IN !la feE
ID 1gr1rfyT Witga ot'1 'HistgI''2 a.1.'
irtgl SoGd al d; Hf'- t'H35Aait
i.i55I odH nSn 9Il'' li.Ii atan"1 pas h'iF
Jy.:.a Gibtl. lodmcI E!i1H 14,N .'l's
hbE .HyG ar rinHT ET q t.. 'rig. y"
2rtlls all UtaaEa' pislNisa ga t.3ffI1
ali ii ,aisiIa.S SAgHA!,S Il raih'rN|N
10 JcOd ai eHa.YJI ,rTpH no X la.Ii.I
nj f3AG!Juqet ra9i ou. f7-'E st5
IlH .risg1l9s sHA1tli u aHaisaa
tsi7ona5 81 70 IuislIl9a' A'at Eb2
boz f~uI al tiEH! @ t,t.1t lI
u i'm .isyii 81 gsanua i'l5.A;.
ighf nRf in,T ntA u r G'31Hi ~
.vloL EiElaau t1ag 40 t.4lfh '-A,
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NOR sALE-A LOT OF 40 FEET
% tho rivsf, adjOIaIng T. Pollock, ESq- Wheel
ing lSl'a'' y W.v.noGE q BRo4 n
oet9i "l.t' n, Real EBtAt0 Agents. z!
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GEO, n. TAYLOR &.e0toE5AHI1.
<uE

;f,i,s I ". Ill.,
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Stone s Thomas-G Golden Bee Hive.
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FOR SAEEss

TOURTHSSTREET RESI- ~,
h uFNOE FOR BALE.-Ia am dlFOOted A.
n GAll ih0 private EosIdenea on the weat'
SIa8 81 Folrth street, north OF Unlon, known q
~ 5SSSnP1ton Property" egntAlniAg 8 Foou19,
besides kltchPR, cellar, &c. The hoase y S9n
StSntial hFiek, conveniently located, and WilIbe
Sod cheSp, Lot q feet front By 10 doGp. Gas
and water In tho house.. 80 Z. ...s
:, ,.I-,gTT Tlsi' ,TH0S. oBRIEN..
nnytA =. Real Estat0 AEens
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-26

WITH AGENTS IN WASHINGTON, LON
w don. Paris, Vienna. etc. Specifications
and Drawings prepared, Examinations made.
Caveats nlcd, Foreign Patents Obtained, nc
conSncie5 extensions applied for. Reissues
procured, Assignments Prepared, and
Patent Rusiness Sf evory Description
Attended 10. sel3-lyis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-29

arises from Tho relative chcnpnes' of other articles
The baking OF bread H. In every respect ihu'i "u
although 10 is practced on small scale W. ia ~ ~
expericnce proves that there can be 40 cnlslIero Pc
cnninry advantage derived from n; beside u mus 20
clnssed among tho true drudgeries which HlnuI 'ai'
Kitchens numerically impose upon females M"'noiN
aud daughters seldom adopts Ia practical chemistry
aud hence the bad quality aud the small guanlI) oi
bread used In many households. But ISL Europe ch
pecialy France the maxim that dread Is the stan Oh
life" Is applicable The art OF producing ~ IN con-
blnatons wherein the utmost Of the nuiiVe pHhcp.sO
wleat-as sacchnrinc, gelatin. gluten, &c 10 fh'i''n
with the least through false aities ANA eVhp"Ihnn
is better known the French baker than perhaps 10 ny
other speakng In gera terms, nd IA he practices ta
on strictly scientific principles, he produces an article thhV
adjusts itself better to the digestion hn To the eye
The consequence Is that the Frenchman has digestion
unnbused by those hostile combinations taAt heutfazc
e food OF The American working classes These are the
results Of fastidleusuess and ignorance Beauu pIr
sveetened pastres and such things, destroy Their dge
ton and sdnander their money The Frenohmhu, on ih9
contrary adjusts his eye aud appetite 10 tho nuprVeed
demand of nature and his eye his SMILE MS rudy COuu
tenance and nmitable gcnlaliiy are tue outward Signs
of am inward harmony and health. Bread tOruis over
three Of his nOuTishment. These hsnres ana ltVts
solve the problem how these people working on
salary FIVE francs day OF II ana II hours s
manage TO exist But they do exist ana are gyer auu
happier those who work less ti. on laigrf N9ges
ana the ndigestble aud costly EhIcAAhaoAs Vi
the American table.
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CARD FROM MR. BIERsTADr.
he Editor Of The Tribune.

SIR: WIN you permit me to utter a protest
through columns against the unwarrantable OF
my name in the catalogue OF the Thompson Collection Just
published Certain pictures there attributed TO that
never saw, and am furthermore held responsible for
statement TO the effect that such collection could
now be made for less than half million OF dollars did
say, on being shown dozen more at Mr.. Ihompsons
private house. that II the others all good they
ought 20 bring that These few were all valuable
works by the best had not the tho
collection; but when did visit 10 some time later did
not Mud OF these masters names represented.
It is true that Mr. Thompson bought fow of my ear
est sketches made before thought OF becoming art
st rs the public Will see II they take tho trouble TO eK
anime them but there others, said before that
are falsely attributed 10 ne
Not long since distinguished banker invited Ca his
house 10 inspect picture bought At OF thea auction
sales for " mur he had begun 10 ayo doubts about
ts being genuine. IL did not bear my signature need
hardly add that for the rst time his walls.
A, BlERsrADr.
IrpnnlLon Ne Hitason, Jan. 81. 1910.
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FAIR PLAY FOR TIE TEACHERS.

TO the Edftor OF The Tribune
SIR: The Board of Education recently adopted
q rule. "as measure OF economy" fOsotd"s lH
specOrs OF Schools and Boards OF Trustees 10 excuse iAs
absence OF teachers for than five days rnseaa
thirty for any cause whatever. An application Vas -
Gently made to the Board OF Education Tor The salary Oh
faithful teacher, absent account az sckue,-. W't
resulted in her death The Board paid Ter S.itl u',
published It's minutes resolution tat 70 w"s :" -
on account Of the Indulgence OF the teacher pa -
This publication, and the new rule, caused mNNh ~
dig nation among the 1900 feminine teaChtrsUf tue o!
and caused the inquiry be- made whether 10 rule az
piled TO all the employees ~ the Board ~ Educasu
The reply was that 10 only applied Ia teachers iue
question arose. why the Board adopted rule tat Nas
so unfair teachers, Nhcu IT'S chief clerk Win stlJ
OF 81 900 a year pcrmitted Ia spend four mOh, ~
Albany 20 put money In his purse. The tedrh'is
learned thai the Board did not dare 10 Interfere WI
him because he WAS one MFR. Peter Il. swcrnys urhu.
and that the Board Of Education Creature 0i W
"Tammany Ring" and that majority OF the b"aF1 lr.
very remuneratiye positions or contracts und't 'o
Ring" che teachers then inquired II the nyo days lu
was enforced In the OF any OF the rvmults"lho
Offices held by the Commissioners. or IN any 0f the o
departments The answer Was " How many Oh VIC
alleged employees never seen except on pay dap
Now, Mr. Editor we teachers think That SchoDi IN
spectors like James W. Gerard, Andrew Mills James
Kelly and their associates and the Trustees, who Ns'
The schools daily are competent 10 decide as % the pro
prety OF excusing absences But. II u mast be olhr
wise we most respectfully insist that The sfr r Muo
applicable to all the emp!oyos VI the H0aga ~ EduthOn
Nep York, Jan. %, 1871, dISlA4IA'
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YALE COLLEGE EDUCATION

EVILS or THE PRESENT sYsTEM-NATURAL IN
NIFTY BETWEEN STUDENTS AND FACULTY.
SCHOLARSHIP MAR<s--A RACE FOR STANDING
-" sKINEING," ms VARIETIES AND NANTES
TATIONs-A PICTURE OF COLLEGE LIFE by
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-17

TALY AND THg PorE.-Signor Mardidi
just arrived from Paris, brings the aesur.
ance tbat the italian Government has
determined to forcstall all revolutionary
movements iu Italy and Rome by an ofi.
cial occupation Of Roman territory. witl'-
out the slightest intention of Farming
the Pope, but to preserve the Catholic
world from great catastrophe. Sever.
al members Of the College Of Cardinals
have given in their adhesion TO the ne
cessity OF this step The Italian army
now holds all the roads north and south
Leading into Roman territory An Italian
squadron is at Civita VecchIa. No con
flict is anticipated with the Zouaves
General Kemseler, Papal War Minister
having given bis opinion that the Papal
forces do not justify any attempt at re-
sistance. The Prussian Government has
notified the Italian Government that it
has no intention to interfere in any way
with the question of Rome. Upon the
occupation Of the city a popular vote
will be taken throughout the Papal
States upon the annexation Of the Papal
territory to Italy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-17

A DESIRABLE TRIo.-Some sensible
person has given publicity to the follow.
ing waif, which is certainly beautiful -
Three things to love-Courage, gentle.
ness and affection.
Three things to admire-Intellectua
power, dignity and gracefnlness.
Three things to hate-Cruelty, AFRO
gance and ngratitude.
Three things to take delight in-Beau.
ty, frankness and freedom.
Three things to wish for-IIealth
friends and a cheerful spirit.
Three things to avoid-Idlencss 10.
qaucity and flippaut jcsting.
Three things TO pray for-Faith, peace
and purity of heart.
Three things to contend for-1Ionor
country and friends.
Three things to govern Temper
tongue and conduct.
Three things to think about--Life
death and eternity.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-17
WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink War
SER's NTNUM WIFE, WINE or LIFE, is free from any
poisonous drugs and impurities being prepared fol
those who require stimulant II IL splendid appctiz
and tonic and the finest thing in the world for pur
flying the blood. 1t s the most plea and deciou,
article offered to the public far superior brandy
whisky wine bitters any other article. Ii is
healthy, and cheaper. Both male and female young o
old can take the Wine Of Life II is in fact life pre-
server. Those who wish to enjoy good health and
flow Of lively spirits will do well TO take the Wine
Life. Il is different from any thing before in
1t is sold by druggists also at all respectable saloons
Price one dollar in quart bottles.