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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29
BY Consumption Brought Alrno
to the Grave,
EVERY DAY SUCH EVIDENCE AS, THE
LOWING Is RECEIVED .SH0NlNG'.
GREAT VALUE OF ALLEN,S LLN
BALSAM OVER ANY OTHER
COUGH OR LUNG REMEDY

HAMMOND ST. CRoIy, c., VIE. July 70, TN
Mr. ALLEN Dtar Sir: 1 thought @onld Wrie 10
son and let you know what your great Luag baisam i
doing tor me Before taking u ! was helpless !
could only get short breGths coughing etuuaeAiS
was 20 sore n my ungs il nearly killed me TO cough,
and hurt nae to lie down got but LITTLE rest " sleep
II was thought could not live long, EuG thought ny
tine on earth was short and had " not been Tor your
Lung Basam | would soon have iCruu my grave ,
have now taken three bottles Of TIE Faaan ltee
cough only occasionally and attend % work lueheSe
that az much more NJ have taken vii. entirely cure me
Yours, with respect IbJMAs OAhoiA
All afflicted with Cough any Throat or Lung
trouble should use Aliens Lung balsam without delay
j \, HARRIS CO.. Sole frcpnenrs, OiheinnAI'
Ohio.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29
Humphreys specific
homeopathic Medicine COMPANY,
TIL 4
GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF TIE AGE.

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Two bottles are warranted 70 cure the worst csnser
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Z the eyes
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ard tlctcGes smong he nAlr
Tour NJ bottles warranted to cure corrupt and
r.ruiug G4cert
ti,eer to twenty hot,Les win cure scsy eapuons
ut skIp
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Two 10 three bottles sre warranted 70 cure the mos
uesyerSte este @. rheumatism.
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I've We to eight Bottles viii cure the worst case
One to tsrso bottles warranted TO cure the vors.
case q dysyeVSG. I Gucw from tac experience Of
thousands that hhs been caused hY c&nker " tie
one 70 two bottles are warranted TO cur sick head
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one or tive 6ott.es sill regulate al arrangements O.
Four STl e - bottle. have cured the vogst cases Of
dropsy
niles a relief rs always experienced what mercy g
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kr- Price II g. EQr sale by every Druggist ~ tas
ur,.sd >tates AID British Provinces
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29
TO MARRIED LADIES

Tney ,fe ar,iculary sIted They vI in a short time
rung on the nosttly lerOd WITH regularity and
slthough powerful, contain nothing huriui 70 tuJ
Constitution. in al cases Of Nervous and Spinal fec
lions Pains II zoe Eaek and Limbs, Fatigue on Sigh
erertion. FGpGu0u q TIE Heart, Mysteries lno
" Eites, they will taecf c-re vneu all ether mean
have failed. TIE pamphlet around eSch package ha'
fun directions ard ldvce. Of viii ne sent free 20 al
prILInE 10. NJ EaaLea tr.G- D. .a-rE-NR.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29

Mr. ARTHUR SKLTCHLEY is to start q
comic paper in London cal.ed Yrs. Brown
Budget, which is liksiy to prove dreagy
sfiair.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29

TIE FURI.sT AND SWEETEST Con LIvEE On
IA the world Is Hazard Il Caswells, made on
the sea-shore, from fresh, selected liyers, by
0ASWELL, HAZARD 4 CO., New York. II
is absolutely p,Ue and street, Patients who
nave once taken it prefer it to al Others,
Physicians have decided it supe rlor to any Of
he other oils in market Sold by all drug
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29

CHICAGO. SEPT. Is ls7o-Ai.tr g long sea
scn Of warm weather, it Is comfortably "a,
sga!u. so that we can s.eeg nights. Bat th
warm weather bas ms.ureQ TIE corn go ,ha
Il is generally on. yi tie way Of ics. IN tus
latitude.
The ezt..tmeu. here. .u tb.- Ttn.onic city
occasl6ntd Gy the decisive l.usaau yct.1y
and The capture Of Napoleon nave asnIa, !.
subsidized, AID tie qre elton l4 mems m1H .hs
Es tho pgG-s.GLs apttl -R.l-, ~, Was,
next i question which none emu yet an
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29
CHICAGO CORRESPONDENCE,

The Weather-Bu W. Gris-
void 4 Co.-Incidents OF the late
Etre-Herring's sRfes-1 hree Bodies
Recovered from ihe Ruins-EdWtn
Huufu.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29

-aE CUyABD NaIl Line Of Steamships Leave
weekly from New York Liverpool ll9
gaecls own Agents IN oil the IrlDciga,
sites q, tho Northwest. T. Rove, Genera.
Western Agent. No. Lake street Chicago,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29
8 /; . . 2 +: ? ? ?
LATEST EVIDENCE
CUgE THAT CcUGEs.
USE TIE BEST RENE CY.
Every day brings strong proof OF the Great Fa!ne
Of THIS
LUNG B.A.LSAM.
Mead he Following.

BELGIUM, OzAUKEE Co, Wis, Aug. ~, l.6S.
Messrs j. n Harris b o., Cincinnati ONO
GCriLmeai have suffered win coneh @rd raising
Waik I have employed several Doctors 10 attend me
but received no benefit or reei. Your agent, MI, ~
Young Druggist al Port Vgshing'du VI, recon,
meuded me 10 try Aliens Lunr Basam, nave USED
severai bottles OF II, and il hiss ertrey cured me
With much gratitude make this known 10 you thAt
others may know the value Of yonr bE1ssIn ,rN-1r,1
Yours, very truly, GOiii4fIb hhlhNiiH'
obeerfnlly stes. that the above statement is true,
Yours respectfully, ". OCNbi DF'gbis~
OZAuEEE, August ~, 1852.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29

PEIvATT MEDICAL A-p.-Real Dr.. Gins
Advertisement ut.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29

EQL-uwEsTuEN HoR-E NAH Co, nSnLtac.
ureIe ci pattlt Hammered Eorss Nai.s,
eft a. West Ysu Eurca street. Factory I
70 t9 West Van Erreu street, corner L.-at y
.tr.Et. CIicElN
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29

PEU5sISS', Celebrated Cider Vinegar is the
ha4T IN me r1arsa+ Aar v1uT grocer 'r~ il
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29

HALLS YEGETABLG SIciLlAy HAIR REVIEWER
j. the best propsraton known TO preserve the
bs!r. U-s 1t.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29

has been playing to crowded harses IS Ns
Ncktrs. The u,beyY.a,ss e. amusement tgs
ve.l rGtrouga@ y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29

AsE or IRE "or'ent" Flsvoriag Extracts -
the upreF1 an1 beat Vi Use
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29
JOB MI JS Z s.

Sir James Clarke's Female Pills
These invaluable Pills are anfaihug = the cure Of al
these painful ard dangerous diseases to which the
female constitution IL subject They moderate all eX
eesses lad emovsa 0he.Tpg from whatever cause
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29
GmutGG BUSINESS CARDS.
MILLINERY GOODS.

YvIsh, ID, II. ~ Co, 30 and r Lake st., wholesale
Il dealers ia STRAW Goods, Millinery, White Goods,
Hosiery Gloves and Fancy Goods 81 ana g Lake street.
Chicago
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29

has opened much earlier b. season m tn"
Wholesale department, ghs4 -ast Iali, and Ih'
eales g.. staple goods Lay, hasl mGol leIael
up 20 his tsUo than .Gss ytar This is part
i or!ug 70 the fear ,La. the .i.ce ~ good
will be enhanced 10y he war aud VIII 500
be higher, lUt more largely suli, ! think, t.
the rrospect Of o large maEe. for our broad
s;uAs il Europe az advanced prices, and
the geneY}. .evgal 81 lcs.rtps throughout
the country.
IL Ury Goods there is little change ,t
style IL ClCgGs, C.caE.Egs Nc, rutice tht
change JACKETS, Lat.dttlug sacks, and Iu''
lloakt (FrlcuG almost enlrrly ~ black
Will be chiefly worn TIL. season. The Frin'
cius. materials are Yeyets, AshGchsn5, 20
aiau Cloth, N5ltu!s, Beavers, &c. The AZ
,yacnaus and Fo.8g.als worn pain, with u'
trimmings In; buttons, Ne,vcta sre trimmed
with gu!uure lace, OtEer c.0aks With cain
reps. pushes, &c. Instead OF gn-mps and
fr.ucts. as last year TIE chief cloak hon
sna emporium oi fashion herein fact III
oD.v Wholesale g.oa4 4ln-g W9rthE q TIN
zEme-is that az
}. ". aEIsTo-o 90. IS AND 80 WABASH
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29

&st hCu.s in the intense heat preserved
tooks, rSTers ALL ya.uar.es wo.'h soputt
They may wi. he called .Le Champion snts.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29

Ccyvrr!AL Fr1.cITT. -No,L.lg tends more
20 loLuubla! happiness tlsn chee..p! an-
lea.'hy rtsL;s aud GL.iarta,, MI. NL..-
g.mHs syrup il the CREST ,E.drel's sol:l-
.Lg remedy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29

sEI AivEErIsEMLB- g. ~ bu..s l.speLsa.
re- headed. BOOK for IKE M--CL-AAEL-aer
Gv.rr-.u smother ,u.1ML, !, s-cu.a +.
-lEa lT&,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29

( rAz.rs r. Fcs-EB.t C., Isl Lakc s., Cn'
sa.u. .Mgo-.er. G.. ttst,, 'oa4.lS sLct sC1a
I al. .-...H. E.tr.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29

-a- WG l.uEton + great rag-e .ayoUts
-.Lt..l.esst wi lusll.-. 'a-. reS. ovec .ts
,rs,v...s. WAS greater i-au sea. Of any
..t..... "s.. lnv.vaGE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-29
Special aGtiteB.
CUgE THAT CcTGE.

Every day brings strong proof OF the 1reS' Faiue
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23

are received at Paris TO the new ma.
tional war loan of 1,000,0 900 francs.
Minister Washburne continues to act
as the diplomatic agent Of the Prussian
Government at Paris
MADRID, August 22.-The Epera
Dimes reports the arrival in this city of
the Empress Eugenie's personal prop
erty.
lnsubordination has manifested itself
among the Portuguese troops stationed
in the island of Madeira.
PARIS, August 22.-The Ga,tlOis says
the Diplomatic Corps now meets daily.
The English Embassy in this city are
anxiously awaiting favorable move
ment to introduce proposals Of peace.
1t is said that let the turn Of events be
what it may interposition will certainly
I've made and that before the end Of this
month.
The Journal O&ciei contradicts the
report of the illness of the Emperor, and
says he will command the Imperial
Guar,l in the next grea, battle for the
defense OF Paris.
One hundred priests, going to the
army rs volunteer assistants in the hos
pitals, Yesterday marched through Paris
carrying knapsacks.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

Gold closei in New York. Yesterday
at llj!.
The Presidents neutrality proclama
ton was issued yesterday.
1t is stated that q prominent New
York Custom House official has proved
4 deiaulter 10 a large amount and 4 ed
10 the country.
Michael Seaman, United States As,
sessor for the Thru New York District,
together with one OF his deputies, has
been arrested on a suit of JAS McDer-
mott for knocking him down and kick.
ing him about the head and ribs leac.
ing him insensihle.
A German who refused To give his
name 10 the police, was found in Forty
ninth street, New York. Sunday morn
ing, wounded with pistol shots in the
head and legs. He said that the out
rage had been committed 10y highway.
men who had escaped. His condition
is critical
The New York HeraHs letter by
mail from its European correspondent
mp 10 the 9Th inst, indicates even at
that early day the coming formation of
3 powerful allied peace party, which is
likely to include Austria, Italy, Prus-
sia and Turkey, and which, if realized,
may produce the most important con
sequences 10y its action.
The National Executive Committee
of the Union League of America at
Philadelphia Yesterday adopted resolu-
tions heartily sympathizing with the
German people in their war with Ma
poleon, whom they denounce as an un-
principled adventurer disturbing the
peace of Europe for his own personal
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. They request subor-
dinate councils to make donations to
local German aid societies The COM
mittee adjourned to meet at the call Of
the char.
ST. Pauls Church. New York, Sun
day evening, just as the service was
closing, was the scene Of wild excite
ment The report Of pistol shot in
the gallery was heard and a voice
shrieked: "Oh, my God, ! am shot "
The frightened crowd on reaching the
gallery found a man lying in one Of the
pews bleeding from wound in the
breast. On being taken to the station
house the would.be suicide gave his
name as Edward l.. Marguering and
said he had been driven to the desper-
ate deed by irnpecuniosity.
In the National Labor Congress al
Cincinnati Ohio, Yesterday the follow.
ing committee on National Political
Organization was appointed: S ?.
Cummings, Massachusetts 4. NJ. Puett,
Indiana; John Maguier, Missouri;
Moses Field, Michigan; Alex. Camp
bell, Illinois; Robert Gilchrist, Ken
tucky; D. ). Curliss, District of Coum-
bia; John Siney, Pennsylvania; John
B. Woit, West Virginia; A. NJ. Phelps,
Connecticut; J. A. Worthington, Cali
fornia; Clinton briggs, Nebraska
A. NJ. West, Mississippi; F. L. Miller,
TenneS. ee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23

FROM Berlin, containing the following
item: England would no doubt prefer
to have the old German provinces o
Elsass, Alsace and Lothringen Lorraine
established into Independent and neutral
States.
D'Armin, the North German Envoy
at Rome, paid a visit to Garibaldi at
Caprera, in consequence OF the alIiance
betw cen Italy and France.
Two aons Of Count Bismarck, ofhcers
in the Prussian army, were wounded IN
the recent battle.
The Prussian cavalry were not used
TO anv great extent in the engagement
around Metz. e
A large number OF :, avy siege guns
have arrived at the Prussian front
The ports in the Nordenay and
and Borkum have been reopened.
The balls thrown by the mitrailleuse
are found to be explosive.
BERLIN, August 22.-The letter n'
Queen Victoria to the Empress Eugene,
dated August Is, relating to mediation,
is published She regrets her inability
to meiiate. She intimates that it is an
affair for the Cabinet, and the Cabinet
thinks the time inopportune.
LONDON, August IA special to
the New York Tlega" saws: A Dis.
patch received this morInn- L".n &wit-
crland states that the Germans have
commenced throwing bridge across
the Rhine, at q point between Basle and
Mulhaussen, with close proximity to the
Swiss frontier. Ten thousand German
troops have collected at that point.
The Swiss Government has protested
against any violation of the neutrality
of her territory.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23
THE WAR !
FRENCH ACCOUNTS.
Dispatch from M. Galliardet.
Paris Prepared for a Siege.

NEw York, August 22.-F. Gallair-
iet in his dispatch to the morning Co,sr-
rir Dsetdts CRiS says: Its with much
difficulty that | can obtain positive in
formation concerning the situation in
the neighborhood of Metz. Bazaine
still insists on the necessity OF silence: !:
this is wrong in my opinion for the anx-
iety which prevails, in spite OF the cat
egoric declaration of the Minister of
War, is predjudicial to the national
cans.. The bourgeose timid and dis
trustiul think there would be no motive
To- conceal other than unfavorable news,
and their discomfort is fe,i by not very
reassuring dispatches which reach us
rom Brussels and London. ! have
myself seen latest dispatches from
Bflaiue He declares positively
tna, ne j. the victor, aai tnat
his strategic movements have
been accomplisheiwith success, hut are
attended with serious losses Why not
1--WE publicity TO this dispatch and re-
assure the unquiet spirits. Surely the
enemy could not gain from them any
useful information. TO sum mp, | be
irye the incessant combats of the last
seven days have been favorable TO us,
and that they have not vet brought
ahnui decisive results One thing j.
certain, ,hc army of the Prince ROYAL
ui Prussia continues il march on Paris.
Yesterday il was at Nitry le FrancaiS,
aud il We may believe the report which
la, reached the Corps Lcgislatif it has
tie appearance of moving To turn
The camp n Chalone and fall upon the
raplal.
The Emperor and McMahou are at
'halons. They have too great Il re.
, euge to take to permit any movement
lot likely To hc successful
The armament of the National Guard
is complete Yesterday more than
50.OnO guns were distributed, and
Chereau declared to the Chambers
that in few days 100000 National
Guards would be under arms. Grain
Is arriving in great quantities, and the
city Is provisioned' for more than eight
months All this certainly indicates
HAT ii We are threatened with a seige,
We are certainly prepared to sustain it.
The people OF Paris are in excellent
spirits and full of patriotism. They
will rise in this crisis 10 the height OF
the siue,ion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23
Pru.sian and French Endurance.
From the New York Times

The probability seems to he that out
of the 30 battalions Of infantry which
are included in the French army, no
fewer than 269 battalions were sent to
the Rhine last month. There is there
fore only small proportion Of the reg
ular army left to be drawn upon. A
military writer in foreign journal es-
Inmates that France has not more
than $4,000 drilled men at her dis
posal. while North Germany alone has
e50.Oo0. These figures may not be
exact, hut they doubtless represent very
fairly the disproportion which exists be
tween the two Powers The longer the
fighting continues the weaker must the
French become. The people demand
TO he led against the enemy, but it is
very doubtful whether arms for them
could be found. The entire military
system OF France seems 10 have been
rotten to the core, while that Of Prussia
depending as it does chiefly upon tie
patriotism of the people, is vigorous
and healthy. The French have over
rated their own strength and moderated
that Of their adversarie--precisely the
mistake which was made by the Aus
trians. No other power in Europe is
likely to fall into that error again.
Prussia will emerge from the war the
terror Of all Europe. II ITO be hoped
that the day will come when she will no
longer lie a vas, training field for armies
and when it will not be necessary &c
oblise every man in the country to serve
as a soldier. After conquering France
Germany could well afforl TO remain a
! peare
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23
BaZaine cut OIL and Mcmahon
Surrounded.
One more Battle gives Paris
10 the Prussians.
Queen Victoria declines 10
Intervene.

PARIS, August 222.-Late advices from
Ernst, a town near Strasburg, say that
lie Prnssian army hesieging Stras-
uurg have caused the people Of Ernst
20 change the course OF the little river
III in that neighborhood, in order to
stop the supply Of water for that city.
The Prhssians had appointed mayor
ior Ernst. The General in command
Of Slrasburg had driven ont of the de
irnces all who consume army stores
without affording aid
LoNpoS, August 22.-The Garde Mo
tile is retiring TO Paris from the front,
doubtless because it i unproviied with
arms The Prussians intend TO sur
round Metz with circular railway
Berlin, August 2-Bismarck regi-
ment, which was reported totally ami
hiIated, has not vet zen under fire.
LONDON, August :2!22.-Ii i: said that
Razaine is absolutely cnt off from his
resources. The Pru>Sians are between
him and Paris. Mcmahon is also be
lieved 10 be surrounded. Conveys with
provisions have gone forward to supply
both armies. One hundred and sixty
thousand men have passed through
Paris 10 the front since Friday morning
1t is thought here however that the
march of the Prussians cannot lie ar
rested before reaching Paris.
PARIS, August 22-It is said there
are now nearly 100000 good troops at
aud near Paris. 1t is believed that one
more decisive battle gives Paris to the
Russians.
FLORENCE, August 22.-Prince Napo-
leon il here His mission i to demand
tie mediation of Italy.
LONDON, August 22-Marquis de
Lavalette, the French Minister TO Eng
land has been instructed 10 make de-
mands here similar to tho'e OF Prince
Napoleon at Florence.
II is certain that NJ. Emile Olivier
i still in Paris.
Madame Canrohert and family ar
rived in London YESTERDAY.
PAEI>, August 22-The Jou7,al O6f-
r,' SAYS the Minister al the Interior
has made public 4 note from the Min
i,tec OF War To the effect that the Gov
ernment having received no dispatch
from the Army Of the Rhine for two
days, on account Of the interruption OF
telegraphIc communication he thinks
the plans Of Bazaine have not ye, sue.
ceeded The heroic conduct OF our
soldiers in facing the enemy in superior
numbers, permits Us 20 hope for the
success of other operations The enc
mys pickets have appeared at st
pisica.
The journal Of'cis' reproiuces tn,
circular of the administration invitin!
farmers and others to store their grain
&c, in Paris
LoNDoN, August 22.-A dispatci
from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs a
Berlin states that there were engaged il
the battle of Gravellotte parts OF III
Second, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth an,
Twelfth Prussisn Army Corps. In re
serve were the Thiri and Tenth corp,
n lew divisions of which, including al
,illery, shared in the fight The tw
divisions Of General Faillev were al
gaged, occupying entrenched positions
All of which at nightfall have been Gil
mel 10y storm Losses not vet correc
ly ascertainej The contest lasted fror
noon till nine in the evening. Th
French Journal Official to day believe
Bazaines plans baified.
The Tines has q special Telegram
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23

A Saratoga special says the descent
OF the police on Morrisseys gambling
establishment on Thursday caused great
excitement. The complaints were
made by the members of the Young
Mems Christian Association Of the vii
lage, and included every gambling house
in the place No seizures were made at
Morrissey's club house, but an inventory
was taken OF the tables and gambling
implements, and those in charge were
notified that they must be delivered on
Monday. This was the first complaint
ever made against the place, az he had
the sympathy OF all visitors at the no
tells, and most OF the townspeople: and
q couple OF Senators, together with sew
ersl Of the influential men Of the vii.
lage, including minister, set to work
and soon had the complaint Withdrawn,
and the house was open a. usual in the
evening. The Executive Committee ot
the Christian Association are deter
mined to eradicate and destroy all inr
moral institutions in this village, twelve
having already been closed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23
COUCH NO MORE.

Waruer'- Sough Balsau j. healing,
softenfng AMI ecp+ciOrating. The extraor-
iinary power it possesses III Immediately
relieving. and eventually curing, the mO-i
obstinate cases of Coughs, Colds, sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Influenza, Catarrh, HoarseneSS,
Asthma and Consumption II almost incrr-d-
iblc. 30 prompt l. the relief and certain It's
effects in all the above cases, or any affection
of the throat and lungs, that thousand. OF
physicians are daily prescribing II, and ole
and all say that II Is the most healing ard
expectordiing medicine known. One du>''
always affords relief, and In most cslS+-S OiGr
botti,. effects "A cure. Sold by druggists, I'
iary. boti' =. Price. one Dollar. IL l. yuu.
own fau lifyuu ALL "pugh and suffer IA"
ltasqm will cure.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23

Correspondence 10 the Washington
CSrosicls saws that the Bessemer steel
works near Harrisburg, Pa, are now
turning out over one thousand tons OF
steel rails per month, and during the
balance OF the year they expect TO make
fifteen thousand: next year they expect
to make twenty-five thousand per month.
Their new hammer, having thirty-hve
thousand pound weight, cost, with ITS
appointments, uinety-two thousand dol
lars, and is the largest in the United
States.