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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24

rsibe 5eilise Spantens! Seil.
pstrus Sattita. be g. Stefanp 6. SUM-
1852; $. 8rans Slanco; s. Mtdasl
be Can't 8. Yeter npn SlrbueS CO.
Snni 1S6O.-Sslfct Plus TX. in ieis
mem @~artyrium ibr ielisen WdrtYrer
pprtu9alS! 9. 8icpanni be Sri'
to go. Slug. 1889; 9. @irran Sate
tifa Mdciarp G.. Suli 1860; @. Do
msnicp 0eprseS; @. Ambrpsic 6ernuns
res; 9. Dirap Garralbp; e.. 6rancess
co pabrrc.--Seligc Sobann Sarfanper
C. Mtai 1860; bring Sc It erreid
;urif ;u zen 8iBcn Plus *! Seiliser
Spbann ppn SBln CO. SUM 1860;
sertrsibe bic !Sireiie, wel6e Yjus TX.
idmdbtl = Gel. NnercaS Spbola 60.
Oft. 1859; S&ige Yius TX, ben
S6ibcr YclenS!- 6ril: Splafat
&uncepic; C29. SUM 1860; erlea6te
8uBlan B unp tr5i!e Plus TX! =
SIR Ssilise unO Seli9e Selsiens!
9. SDbann SerGmanS [28. Wai 1861;
8. Niealiu5 Spbnion [29. SUM 1867;
8. Grahs Iaps5; 8. pierre @anper ;
8. Safpb 9acppe; 9. 2cuiS Stores IL.
Suli 1861; 9. &idarp BON 9. anna;
@. patrr GaniiiuS l20. Nop. 1864 ;
entisme pas ~treulpie SDIf aus Der
9 6wetsi- Seilise Wartyrsr Spn
@Orfum [29. Stunt 1861 Stebet Plus
TX. tri welder rem Sel9 peS Seioens
lssrt |! Srilise 0tdrtyrer SapanS Is.
Suni 1862 SdIBet Plus TX, Der
rur6 feline 9ripen Die STRIDE Yerberrlidt !
Seilise psS Simmels, serberrli6t puyd
pins TX. auf Green, iteiset berat, fir Jpn
su f~treiten: Seriaafst uns pur9 ben
Sies ces paptsS Den 6riepsn unp bic
6rstbeit!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24

fsfeit, Sas unp 9dse su iuben. llns
leiper muB Der Sdreibsr ais Yrptsftant
nit Seid6muns einsefeben, pas faft all
les llnredt auf Seiten isiner @laubsnss
9ensien lie9t. @dbgenp bic tatbpliI6en
Sldter, reren Ct cine sanse Geibe fennt,
a~usnabmslpS Die esanselil6e 9ebr. uns
Stride unberibrt laiIen uno nur bel PER-
einseIten 0~eleaenbeiten iid sur @bpsbr
unstre6tsr pser unscitSemdeer, rurd
Ni6t5 Seranlaster glnsrifc erbeten,
i1irsn ne prptcitantiiGcn 3eiti6riiten
nit sn9bersi9er Sntplerars ras S5euer
cpnfeliipnelen llnfrierens rur6 Die Sim
weiluns auf prrmeintliGe sSrrlebrea iinp
Die GrinnerunS an paS llnr.dt rsraans
Ssner Sabrbuncerte. ltno ipcnn weniez
fsns ris5 @erf pes llniricrens in ebrz
Ii der &eiie tetriebcn wiree! Slter
nein! Westn Die tbatid9libe @abrs
Belt uno Se9en Gle Before lletsrseus
sun9 bspient man lih Der G~rincurA,
Ger Gntfelun9 unp Der S:rleumpunG
nm bic 8saaEte Wutterfir6s su bri6aci
gen. Der 0ewalt, Der Ssrriidun9 urs
Seriolsuns flatl6t man Seifal ; ia man
1T bereit, in eas ei9tne @sreerten III ses
benz msann suSpr rie 9lusen bic blutise
Nisperlase Der scbastsn Eipalin ieben!
@sbt rieie Satbplifenbese BON Soften Der
prptetantsn, wslde ais 9ldubiae @lise
Der Der Sir6e ancrfannt su pereen be-
anipruGsn, 70 fort, 70 ulebren nd bic
An3ei6en, eae tsm unsliidli6en D.utIds
lanp nod tinmal Elm Srueerfrica in Der
fur6tbaritsn 0eitalt, Elm ReliaiSnsfrie1
bsseritsbt. 8er beute ras Seuer I6irt,
trdst Die WsrantwortunG penn morssn
Der Sranp ausbridt.
NSSten bod ale SatbpIiten, alien
prsppeatiOnm seseniibtr an ben Grunez
laBen Der Gr~iepensliebe unc Der drihlie
den 2oleran; ebenlc feitbaltsn, mic fs
trcu ;l ibrsr Stride unp ibrem Yeferntz
nife itsbsn! Damn fSnnts bod aud Der
spanaslilae Gtrit ii9 an rer @srs6ttss
felt ess sampfes aaf Sisisr ssits trSs
fen une erfreuen !. unp mDbte bic crane
sslti6e Stride, bic bon Gem @siit. Der
4isbe unp Geredtisfsit faI serlaIIen
ideint, fih bic Sinre bes Sprurtb.ils
BON ben @ussn rsibsn, ni6t blpb Sriecen
prepisen, ioncsrn aud zen SrieOen in
bic Ser;en einsieben laIisn uno u@ereds
tisteit nno @abrbeit" auf ibr panisr
i1rtibsn
SIR baserfiute Ser,tn iinc biele Bel
len ni@t sei9risben, cenn Der Sae pirs
ypn 8prtsn bes SaiisS ni6t lalIen.
Mber pielsi9t pereen lie Don Denen in
Grpaguns 9snOmmen perbcn, wel6eeer
eiebe ricnen modem, i'm Offer fir ibren
9laubsn ater bic @rsn,e Ger Siaisteit
sesen driflihe Sriipsr elmer anperen
Gpnfeiipn 81 iibsrl9reiten @efabr lauz
fen. @ermania.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24
rurb ben Srsanifen aussewdblten, 1T
nur su bepauern.

rurb ben Srsaniten a%ussewdblten 1T
nur ;u bepauern.
Gin mciterer SAD, Der leirer nidt lels
ten a%uftritt, 1T Ter. pab Sraaniitcn BIZ
reft unp Yfarrer inpircft ppn rem Gbcre
abbdnsen. Der Gbpr weie, pab Der Or
oaniit nift in "a Stunrrn eincn ,,eneu
Gbor aufbrinsen fam; Die Sdnser nm
rar in rer 8emeinre; IA feblt cs am Ses
nor, am Sae. nMi6 miiien ite boten,
bsiBt es, mn menn fe nidt finscr, ME t6
nil, seb' i9 meiner @rse; ib wciB, mar
fam pbre mid niats tbun," Sp tcrros
rilrt nift islten Elm Mann cine gauge
0emcinpe.
.@cben mir gum 2. punfte iber:
Der Srsaniit lisbt zen Gbpral ntdt!
ga, ober narum?
Gr fenrt i'm ni@t! Gr nil i'm niht
fennsn. 0ute 8irhenmuilf 1T ni6t 70
lei6t ipielen. ais iplhe S6pttiihmelpris
en- ; es Sebbrt pasu llebuns ; es sebbrt
ra,u Stupium.
Damn aber audi, unp rieS lit bic
SaupturIabe, rarum Choral uno quite
Wlulf zen Sreaniltcn meif mibfaat {:
9 tefbnnen lid ni6t prcrus
siren. Sbr 9eiGmad 1T nidt ~aussebil,
oct, ibr,r gitclfrit f5nnsn ie nidt frBbs
men. Sbre AuSbilpun9 1T cine mansslz
bate. an CUTE Wulf pirfen ie iih
ni6t beranmaSen, pbne iId su blamiren.
Sa, ras finn pie llriaGcn, warum Der
Sroanift zen gbpral ntdt licbt.
Sommen mir gum rritten Yuntt.
Der Ssrr Yaitor bbrt liebsr 8isurals
seiana alS Iblsdten Gberal.
@arum ? @abr 1T, raB man in Imss
rita nur ipsnis CHORAL bort unp raS me-
nisc, mas man bDrt 1T idlebt senus.-
@bsr CRAZE eas WsniSe unp S6lsdts
Iheint Ieieer unter Der 0eifli6teit bic
@einuns b.~rsprserufen ;u babsl,, ais
entbebre Ger Gbpral aller ShBnbeitsn.
Qsicat it ss wakr; eas pic meiten Yris.
fer bierlanes nl6t rnebr pom seprale
~fennsn, ais n5tbis 1T biz 8utrifen su I'm.
een ssBwessn ibre Surlisbs fir rem BON
Der Stride nur ssrulpetsn, lsissr idwer
mibbrau6ten SisuralseianS. Siele Der
bisrlanes ausss6iIpeten Yrtefter iinc auf
Srrwsse seratben unc fclsen aud oielen
Srrwesen in sutem 0laubsn eas rehte
~ tbun.
Sn ben meiltsn GdQeu 1T Der yrieisr
Wuiiflistbotsr sr bdlt auf iein Gbpr /;
er weib, RAP Der CHORAL ni6t aIIsin ais
9eians p.S presbYtberS, ipnrern aud
als 0eians rsS Chores purseidriebm
1T. Nber er bat sinen Gbor, Der einen
suten 6isuralseians iInst er bat einsn
Srsanifen, Ger cen CHORAL nibt nslsibt"
Is filt ibm ,6wcr Gem f~rantbaften Gez
ibn,ade rer @emeinee, bic iGSne Sperz
muif licbt, ,u %pppOniren: sr mag ren
Serlu6 ni6t MAIDEN einen MdnnsrGpr
III 9~riinpen unp bic Qaey's, Die tcb 70
Stsl fir eie 0smeinpe tbun, CUR perl6cus
den, ibre Gitsl Su frdnfen ; CT mag ni6t
paitsben, ais lei er peS muifalilhen Sc
iamadeS baar, ipenn er ben Walssr aus
Der &ir9e bannt unO peBpssen rulpst er
ben Sisuralssians ; er last bic ausnubme
our TeSel percen.
Urrissuns fplst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24
mnjsr Mderbau. :
H..
S5cuerang aaer n%stbmensisen 9eoarini6t.

S5cuerang aIer nHtbusnsisen geoarihiEt.
@Qe SspirfniGe fno beut,utaee
tbeuer. @ia man bierauf SieueiGt err
pierern bas lett Ssenpisuns pes Sdrs
ssrfrieses aQeS I'M Yrsiie sefauen lei,
mitbin aud bic SeptrfniHe hes Farmers,
70 miiiIen mir parauf temerfsn, cas pieS
nur gum S6eine 70 III. Sreili6 es 1T
wabr pue man jeBt fir sinen Dollar mebr
fault als Dor 5 Sabrcn; aber chen 70
pabr 1T es, rab Der Dollars ~Gberbaupt
n,ebr gilt ais pamals, Io,ppbl bsim Sers
faut ais Ginfauf.
@ir fSnnen bisrauS abcr t.inc
biIise 3eitsn berleitsn, ia es nur taber
fomnit RAP bic felt Seeneisuns rss Sries
sss ftattssfunpene Gisentbumsssrmsbz
runs nitt pur6 cine Ssrmebruns res
9trculatipnsmittels -beS @elpes- aufaez
bcbsn puree, uno peSbalb nur bus Ger
iultat eielsr perl6pbenen SteQuna BON
@ertbsn uno 0rcsnbadS 1T. gGir mol
len uns an ras Wprt uIbalsr" aar
ni6t itSren ; unS 1T Elm Sent chen 10
lieb, penn nan Den Slei6sn 8etraa BON
8srtben paflr erbaltsn fam. Gtmds
pem Wsrtbe nun ben unler beutise Dol
lar i'm Sancd unp Wanpel bat lino ale
Serirfni1e unlersr yanebepSlferuna ~
tbsuer. 8as 1T bic llrlaGs?
Gs 1T cine bS@it msrfwdrpise GrIdsis
nnns, baB man !. .. ras in ben 0en
Staaten seppnnsns Gal; In Ganaca>
biaiser faufen fam, alS bier. 8ie fSmmt
taS pobi?
Gs ldst il9 wObl nidt annebmen, tas
Die Gtnpcbnsr unierss 9anses BON Yorns
bsreln erbStis ilnr, einsu bSbersn prsiS
~ ~bs3ablen.
90 itiefmdttrrli& laien fe fi& freis
piais sepib ni@t bebanbeln ippbl ,winst>
man ibnsn aber bic bpten preile aui.
Die SalsmonUppliRsn linp chen ME az
etre aeute aud une benuBen bleed
ltanee su tbrem sisenen Scrtbsile 70
ts Ssbt. SIN eiseusn 9anre babsn D.
BON eent Muslanpe feline G%pneurren3 ;u
firdtsn pa ciele pessn bpber SduBi0lt
seworeen. Sic laNen ii9 gang ruHis
rte encrmen preiIe tesahlen unp fetren
itb ntbt i'm 0ertnslten paran. rpie laus
er IS man&sm arbsitsr miro, ipIbe su
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24
Ginise Ssm.rfaassu iibsr Mabbal:
tang in es~afsiTsnsaen Siisreajen.
Bon sinem Vrcteitantsn.
CS9las.)

Gin rrittsr gg!::"";;is!ein tsiaat Dap ~
ispsm S!rs!t.'b bic rc4s..e 3eit sa wablsn
lei. Wciu fol- es fibren, einen Strcit
pom 3aune ;u brsden, psnn ale 8raft
uno Wtube bereits BON einem srSBeren
@srfe in Anlpru6 senpmmen miro ODER
msrp.n ipats F.? Spwpbl bic fatbplil6e ais
bic eyanSelii6e Stride in Deutl6lano
fdmpfen beipe I'm ibre beisisiten Sitter,
Yieleidt I'm, ibre Sri ltens. unp stpar aes
gen einen semsiniamm 0eener; pas per-
fsnn.n nur bic 9dn;lib Slinpcn. ST. es
nun ihon gu alien 3eitsn in Der Sro,
nuns, paB ~sldusise Gbrilten Serl6isrsz
ner Gonfelion i'm bes gemeinIamen
0laubens @ilen in Gisbc sulammsns
ltsben unp mebr auf ben 9emeinlamen
SeIiy als BE trenneapen unteri6iece
bliden 70 ipirp pies sur bslpnreren Yfi6t,
Ntnn psm Gbrifentbume %iterbaupt cine
9sfatr rrobt. Seute itsbt Ger llnslaube
sesen ben 0lauben IN 8afen, nidt
sesen ben fatbpIiihsn Deer ben eYanses
lil6cn, lcnrern sr9en Zen ariiliben /;
ale Oldubisen lplten pabgr in Der III
pebr Gafenbriper icin uno li9 in eem
Streite pIrer ole Seinpe Spttss Saurz
rsihung leiiten. @enn sIdubise 8as
tbplitsn unp Yrpteitanteu sesenwartia
auf einanrer !psl9lasen, 70 1T pas Elm
Srurertriss uno Gin Yerratb an Der 9es
meinlamen Sa9e, namli6 an rem Sri.
DIT 0ptte5. IS lit Daber cine unencliG
beilassnsmrrtbe Grl@einuns. piels unbss
ltreitbare Wabrbeit an Stcllen perfannt
su leben, an renen cine before Ginii6t
poraus;nieBen iein. Slinebeit unb llrs
physiological iInp iibIe 0inse, unp tper
nit ibnen 9eitraft III, loute Ypr @gem fh
ni9t ;u rtnem SfsntliGen Ii6tsr aufs
merfsn. User aliO Die Sisnatur Der 3eit
ni9t ;u falIen strmas, Der ,iisle Icinen
Sodmutb w~enisitens 70 melt, ras CT
ibpeise. Sober 3anf, joe Sebse spis
i&en SatbcIifsn une [sldubissnl Goanz
geIil6en 1T beute bon llebsl u. erpedt
ben arspcbn, pab Der ansrsifsr nidt
&atbplicismus prer sldubisen Yrptes
itantismus, isnpsn paS G%brifentbum
meins. sBer fam ii1 beim 9elen pes
@ufrufs ces gSan9elif Sbers
firdenratb1s pom 3. y. 3d.: Gin
Wort lbtr Die SroBe 9olcets ees Sabres
1872" uno pes BARN entbaltenen san;
unmctipirtsn uno nod pasu unwabren
Nnsrihs sessn Gin fatbpliides Dogma
reS 0eranfens entldlasen, paB BON benz
ielben S%berfirdenratbe bic 9eusner Der
b. Drsieinisfsit in fir9li1sn s(smtern ses
idibt perpen 7? = IS 1T ;ur Belt jeper
5ap.r spilbsn Satbolifsn unp Gpanses
liidm unssb6ris unO lpQte BON Sepsm,
FER lid ieiner Serantwprtlibfeit bewust
it, semisoen psrren ; es perpen aud
ipieper 3eiten fcmmen, bic sur @ussleis
dung rieier alien DiHersnssn auirufen
perrsn; aber ~jeces Ding bat feline
3eit."
sluf nod einem grenSfsine 1T III leIen,
paB jesli9es Ding aud ieinm seb5rissn
Srt Bat unb pa6, mas an einem Srte
rrdt uno i6idli6 III, an einem anrsrsn
unpa6snO unp frafbar erIGeint. Sier
fommt cas- prisilssium Der Sansel in
Setradt. Sir Zen Yrepiger a
Der 8ansel muB cine siemli9 unz
keChrgpfts 81 sopsretkeif keonSurvhf msrx
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-10

RIVER NEws.-The river is getting
very thin, the marks here showing but
three feet two inches in the channel.
At Pittsburgh there is only twenty-five
inches by the marks and falling.
Business has been better since the
light draught boats were put in the
trade than before, strange as this may
seem. They do not present one-half
the accommodations the large boats do,
yet the Science, on Monday, and the
New State, on Tuesday, carried more
passengers than the Courier or Express
did for the entire week previous.
The Science, Capt. Phil Anschutz,
left for Parkersburg yesterday with q
fine freight and passenger trip.
The New State. Capt. Jack Harrison,
leaves at half-past ten o'clock this
morning for Parkersburg. Though
not able to give passengers the same
accommodations as on the Courier, the
New State is a very comfortable boat
and Jack Harrison splendid officer to
travel with.
The Charley Hornbrook has gone to
Ironton for tow Of pig metal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-10

PARAsoLs.-Parasols OF some light,
delicate shades are generally in vogue.
The most distinguished are those lined
with some contrasting color; as pink,
green or blue. A lady should not
thoughtlessly purchase one because il
is her tavorite color, for the shade Of
the lining has an effect upon the com.
plexion, and the blue, green or pink
parasol lining is no more becoming for
some than bonnet of the same shade
would be. This is evident on pleasant
afternoons, as one sees many pretty
faces suffer sadly from the severe test
to which they are subjected by the lining
of the parasol casting an unbecomipg
shade upon the face. We noticed one
lady yesterday, on whose face the shade
Of the parasol fell 80 heavy, that if one
had asked US If we saw anything
green" We could not have said no any
more than Washington could about the
cherry trees.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-10

BEAUrY's BEST AUxILIARY.-Ask the
belle o: the season what appointment OF
her toilet.table holds the highest place
in her esteem, and she will reply. with
out a moments reflection, Hagans
Magnolia Balm. Nothing, she is thor
ougbly aware, contributes 80 powerfully
TO enhance her charms and render her
irresistible as that most delightful and
healthy auxiliary OF Beauty. By using
it ladies' are enabled, long after they
have passed the meridian of life, to
preserve the youthful bloom and purity
Of their compilations, and where Nature
has denied that superlative attraction,
the Balm fully compensates for her de-
fciepcy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-10

On THE RAMpAaE.-About four o clock
last evening a steer that was being
driven up Main street took it into his
head to make things lively on that
boulevard. Curling his tail up into a
double bowknot and elevating it 10 an
unconstitutional angle, above forty-fve
degrees, he lowered his head. gave
below and went cavorting up street.
At the Adams Express office corner he
made a lupge at lady who was trying
to hide behind the lamp post and would
have made an angel of her but for the
interpretation of a gallant architect, who
nobly rushed forward and gallantly res
cued her. The infuriated bovine then
went up as far as Louis Blends, but
being headed off by the large crowd
that had gathered, turned, and, doubt
less attracted by family feeling for
the many calf skins there made up into
footwear, made plunge into
Jacob Landiried shoe store. A couple
of shoemakers were at work on their
benches in the shop, and when Mr.. OK
came bullying in so unceremonious, it
was q sight to see them. In their haste
to get away they tumbled over benches,
slop tumbs. counter, lasts, boot-trees, in
fact over everything which they could
tumble, disregarding the animals in
vitation to take horn. The crowd Of
people by this time gathered around
the door was so large that the steer
couldn't get out if he wanted to, SO he
Just contented himself with ripping
things off the walls and making him
self at home generally. There never was
such a social critter. He was got out,
finally, with pair Of boots over either
horn, as if he had traded his hide to
Jake and had taken boot The animal
was finally secured and taken down
Main street, az proud an OK as ever was
seen over the sensation he had created
and as it he thought it a bully per-
formance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-10
I.oru,, Wo,n or WA.SrSa.-A

ANOTHER woRD OF WARsrSe.-As
was our duty as Waterman on the
walls, We on yesterday blew our bugle
note of warning In regard 70 the trouble
expected from Plantsmoufs comet get
ting in the track Of this swift rolling
orb" of ours, and our confidence that IN
case of q collision the comet would get
the worst OF it. Butt is q possibility
that Plantamour might be right. He
is better acquainted with comets than
we are, but when it comes to scraplng
up local items in a dull time, we could
give PLAINLY fifty points and discount
him. .. .s..... d.
AS we have said, it might be well
for people to take the chances OF . col
lision. They should exchange their
greenbscks for gold, for if the comet
should break the world in two, it's bare
ly possible that the discount on green
backs would be advanced to fifty per
cent. on that account. If they don't do
that they can leave their greenbacks
with US. If the old thing bursts they
won't want them and il it don't we will.
II the collision takes place a full &C.
count of it will be found in the Sunday
NsOs of Tomorrow, together with the
correspondence between the Free Ma
sons and DR.. Westwood, the latest tele-
grams and local news.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-10
afheeliug Register.
AUTHORIZATIONS 10. 1872.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

New Advertisements.
Chance for a Cheap Sewing Machine.
Meeting-Old City Hall
Street Preaching.
Peoples Free Church.
Fourth Presbyterian Church.
North Street NJ. E. Church.
Morocco Belts-Mendel & Dunaway.
Wanted-Cigar Makers.
To Housekeepers-A. c. Egerter,
G. A. R.-Notice.
Boys Watches-Oxtoby & Dnffield,
Mark Your Clothing.
Quincy Foundry for Sale.
Announcement-B. Hammer.
Found-Bay Horse.
Wheeling Horse and Carriage Bs
zsar.
Wanted-Psckage Boy.
Peaches and Wstermelons Head o.
Local Column.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-10

DuLL.-We don't know when we
have seen the city as dull as it was yes
terday. Owing to the heat, probably,
all our usual sources of information
were dried up. and to our earnest ques-
ton, Got Anythingf' a lazy shake Of
the head aud scattering of dew drops
from the brow was the only answer. II
was too COMPOUNDED hot for person TO
do anything but fan and drink ice-water,
and even that not vigorously
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-10

AocIDENr.-Yesterdsy afternoon, Ed
ward Harden, while driving between
Benwood and this city, was thrown
from his buggy and considerably in
jured. As we are informed, his horse
sbied at something and turning short
around upset the vehicle, throwing Mr..
Harden out on his shoulder, breaking
his collar bone.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-10
We clip the following from the Tro

We clip the following from the Troy
On. W Wing:
"Some three months since DR.. K. V:
Pierce, of Buffalo, n. Y, commenced
advertising in the Wing, an article call
ed DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy We
believed at the time it was one OF the
many catch penny arrangements to
swindle people out Of their money, but
during the past few weeks have become
convinced to the contrary. We know
of several prominent citizens who have
suffered from that loathsome disease
'Catarrh,' and they pronounce Dr.
Ssge's Remedy no humbug, and in sew
erai instances have been entirely cured.
We desire to give DR.. Pierce the bene-
fit OF the same"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-10

MRS. HUrcHINs will resume instruc-
ton upon the Piano the first Monday
in September. She will be glad to see
her old scholars and any new ones who
may desire to take lessons from her
Residence, Hampden street, four doors
above Byron.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-10

ANOTHER Hoe RAID.-A raid was
made on the scattering hogs OF the
Third ward yesterday. Quite a num-
Der were gobbled in, and the unredeem.
ed and unregistered will be sold at auc-
ton. The Fourth ward comes next,
and then there will be trouble.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
To the Voters Of the First Con.
0rassiOnal District.

ATTHE EARNEST SOLICITA zion OF
n numerous friends announce myself
as Republican candidate for seat in the
AID Congress Of the United States.
Was there time to secure representa-
ton OF the Republican sentiment OF the
District In a Convention, my candidacy
would be subject to such Convention; but
believing the time too short to obtain that
result, respectfully submit my claims for
the decision Of the voters at the polls.
have raised my banner with Grant and
Wilson, Governor Jacob and The Consii-
tuition as II Is" inscribed thereon, and pro-
pose to move imme lately upon then
works. Respectfully,
MnuNpSYILLE. w. Va, Aug. z, lSI2. augy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-10

A SUccEss.-The patent Coat-Fitting
shirt has proved to be perfect success
and is destined to become the most
popular Shirt in the market. j. 7.
Lakin u Co., merchant tailors, receive
orders for these Shirts and guarantee a
perfect fit in every instance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-10

SEMI-ANNUAL SALE OF DRY GOODS,
SUIrs, &c.-Messrs Emsheiner & Blum,
desiring to close out their summer
goods, offer for this week the following
grand bargains: Grenadines worth 50
cents, at Is cents P. K. worth so cents,
at Is cents lawns worth Is cents, at
l2A cents linen suits worth SO 90, for
$780, linen suits worth s. 90. for %. 90;
lace points worth $1,000. at $1,000;
lace points worth $500, at $3.50. Also,
silk sacks, shawls, hosiery, gloves, &c,
at . tremendous sacrifice. They also
offer the best six cord spool cotton at
S. cents . dozen. Remember, this is
your last chance to buy summer goods
at these prices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-10

CAMPAIGN MUsIc.-W. Fl. Sheib has
laid on our table a copy Of new piece
of piano music entitled Horace Greeley g
Grand March, by Pierre Latour. 1t is
embellished with a very correct like
ness of "Our Later Franklin" and is a
very agreeable piece of music and one
that will be popular. 1t is also arranged
az a schottish and waltz.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-10

Police CoURT.-There was but one
case before the Police Court yesterday
Robert Marshall, Jr., was drunk and
noisy on Main street, Thursday night
He was fined 81 and costs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-10

PEOPLE grosned and worried along
yesterday, and said it was too hot to
live. And so it was. 1t didn't live. II
died at midnight last night The folks
sweated through, though.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-10

WHITE WINE VINEaAR.-The white
wine vinegar for sale by A. c. Egerter
e. Co. is certainly superior to anything
OF the kind ever before offered in this
city. 1t is colorless as water and has a
most delightful acid taste. Persons
wanting a superior article of pure vim
egar will find this entirely to their
Ekino
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-10

WRONG, AS UsUAL.-Tbe Intelligence
announced on Thursday that the La
Belle mill would commence work yes
terday. 1t was wrong, as usual. Work
will be commenced in that mill on
Monday, and not before.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-10

The Intellgeneer CONTEMPORARY
talks Of the probable collision between
the comet and this globe as shower
OF STARE" Well. now, if that comet
slsps the tip end Of its tail in the In
tslGgencer mans face, he'll think he is
struck by lightning.