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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-08-21

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reputation, based on its intrinsic virtues,
and sustained by its remarkable cures.
So mild as to be safe and beneficial to
children, and yet so searching as. to
efectually purge ont the great eorrup-
tons Of the blood, such as the scroE
ulous and syphilitic contamination.
Impurities or diseases that have lurked
in the system for years o yield to
this powerful antidOtes and disappear.
Hence its wonderful cures, many Of
which are publicly known, ofScrOfula,
and all serof1lous diseases, Ulcers,
EruptiOnS, and eruptive disorders of
the skin, TumOrs, BlOtches, BOils,
PfmpleS, Pustules, Sores, st.
AnthOny's Fire, Rose or Fry
sipelas, letter, Salt Rheum,
Scald Head, RingWOrm, and in
ternal alterations of the Uterus,
Stomach, and Liver. Il also cures
other complaints, to which it would not
seem especially adapted, such as Drop
sy, Dyspepsia, Fits, Neuralgia,
Heart Disease, Female Weak
ness, Debility. and LeueOrrhoea,
when they are manifestations Of the
scrofulous poisohs.
It is an excellent rsstOrer Of health
and strength in the Spring. By renew-
ing the appetite and vigor Of the diges-
tive organs, it dissipates the depression
and listless languor Of the season.
Even where no disorder appears, people
feel better, and live longer, for cleansing
the blood. The system moves on with
renewed yigor and a new lease Of life.
PREPARED BIZ
Dr.. J. C. AVER & CO.. LOWELL Mass,
Practical and A~,salyfieaT cAssaiSts.
sold BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS EvERrwHHHA
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THE CHRONICLE.

CAUSES OF SUICIDE. = There is
nothing more difficult for a sane man
to understand than why people will
commit suicide. The problem is rem
dered still more ~perplexing by the
fact that many suicides grow out of
causes which are considered the most
trivial. Only a little while ago there
was the girl who plunged into a wa
terry grave because she had warts and
the man who hung himself because
his wife had her hair cut off in spite
of his opposition; and now within a
few days a West Virginia man goes
out into his barn and becomes his own
hangman because his dinner isn't
ready promptly. AS in these cases
the victims must have been ininites-
finally endowed with brains and with
all so senselessly sensitive that their
lives would not only be a burden to
themselves, but to everybody about
them, it is as well, perhaps, to count
their taking of themselves off the
only ''happy thought of their lives,
and for their benefit to make the dis
tinction of justiiable suicide.
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TT YOU WANT REAL LACE,
90 to Mrs. MesseF's.
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A GENTS MANIFESTATIONS make more
Amoneya at work for us than at anything
else. Business light and permanent. Par
~ticulars free. 6. STINSsS & Co Fine ATt
Publishers. Portland. Maine
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KENNEDY'S HEMLOCK PLASTER. Price Csc.
and HEaLOCK OINTMENT. Price soc.

IEMIUNh UINIMENI. TTICe 0Ucs
The proprietor hassucceeded
in utilizing the medical prop
critics contained in the OIL,
Pitch and Resin Of the Hem
lock Tree, and obtained a valu-
able preparation to be applied
as a Salve or Plaster for Rheu-
matism, Group, Pain or Sore
ness of the Back, Chest or
Stomach. Piles, Salt Rheum,
Scurvy, Sores, Ulcers, BuniOns
Sore Corns, Frost Bites, Chill
blainS. Sore Breasts and Mn
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AGENTS WANTED
For GOODSPEED'S
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN BOOK

The great work OF the year. Prospectus
Post Paid, % cents. An immense sale guar,
ranteed. Also for my Campaign Charts and
Cincinnati. or ST. Louis.
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TFYOU WANT A NEW VEIL,
Il go to Mrs. Messeris.
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TT YOU WANT THE SKIRT
ISupporter, go TO Mrs. Messer's.
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TT you WANT RIBBON, AT
wholesale or retail, go to Mrs. Messer's.
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TT YOU WANT VELVET FOR
Over-skirts, go TO Mrs. Messer's.
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TOR THE BOSTON TRAIL, go
to Mrs. Messer's-
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New Advertisements.
CLEVELAND
Female Seminary.

S. n. SANFORD. A. NJ, Pres't.
Next School Year begins September 5, 1872
and Tuition $50 TO $3.50 per annum,
for information or Catalogues,
S. n. SANFORD & CO., Cleveland, o.
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IF YOU WANT FLOWERS, New
and Beautiful, go TO Mrs. Messer's.
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IF YOU WANT A BOW. GO TO
the Wholesale Store. G a. MESSEh,
Anil 2 IST2-ivr- Proprietor.
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NOR THE GLOVEF1TTING Cor
set, go 10 Mrs. Messer's.
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TT YOU WANT THE MADAM
Foy Corset. go to Mrs. Messer's.
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IF YOU WANT LADIES' Under
Iwear, go TO Mrs. Messer's.
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Is not a physic which may give temporary
relief to the sufferer for the first few doses,
but which, from continued use brings Piles
and kindred diseases to aid in weakening
the invalid, nor is it a doctored liquor. which
under the popular name OF @Bitters' is so
extensively palmed OF on the public as SOW
ereign remedies, but It is a most powerful
Tonic and dterdtiUe, pronounced so by the
leading medical authorities of London and
Paris, n has been long used by the regu-
lar physicians Of other countries with Won
derful results.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-27
eroneE H. cosSnLsoo os one 81. ..he

+ GEORGE 81. CoRNELsoN.r ~ Que, Of the
best evidences of the ilierea saa CONNER
ciai prosperity of our beautiful townIis
the increase in the numbor Of buildings
devoted to the purposes Of trade But
perhaps moro positive aud satisfactory
proof of the rapid growth of Orauge
burg in that respect is to be f631d in
the fact that severa of our ieadinx, mer-
chants have been Obliged to Increase
their stocks of goods TO proportions
which, few years ago, would have in
sured their bankruptcy in siugle sea-
son, but which are now barely sufficient
to supply the immense and varied wants
of bah town aud country customers. To
suit these growing wants not only must
stock in trade be much larger THAI.
heretofore, but it must embrace a great
er variety Of articles, aud those of u far
better quality, than has ever before been
the case. Aud while all this proves
the prosperity of the merchant it is
proof also OF the increased prusperl ty
aud well being Of the farmer, who is,
indeed. the corDcr-stpne o.' all perina.
ncnt commercial success in an ayricultu.
raj community, These views were
brought h"me TO us recently with pecu-
liar emphasis by visit tn the store, aud
an exaninatiun Of the immense stock of
goods of one of the lcnding business
houses of this place---that of Mr.. Geo.
II Cornclsou. This gentleman ev dent
~ believes not only in himself but in
Orangcburg He hus now ON hand one
OF the largest, ,nnst varied and best Sc.
lecied assortments- merchandise we
ever aaw IN u country store, To pur-
.hase this large stock Mr.. C. went,
wc arc informed, directly to l,cadauar
;crs in New York, and there. by max Ing
heavy purchases Mt one time, aud by
means of his thorough acquaintance with
the market, ~as enabled to buy at fig
ures which enable hin tni offer articles
in his line at unusually lvwgpriccs. We
recommend our rcadcr, to call aud cx-,
anime for themselves.
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-Nicdicai~ discovery urust hivc-the- credit;
Z hssrai@d aer'I 8sldRy all arss slAsi

hiedicaf discovery nrust hivr -tfe-crcdit,
4 hasraiad aer,T Sski&y alarss, elAsa
druggists everywhere;
THE LArgsfE SwrspLE.-certaiu
sanctiaioSi oSioaslehaalitans .aouldlfain per-
rsuade ttesworldthssd diffysiys stin.plsnts
haveno medieipalSy yaius,s ,sahd that dstes !
table slops, composed of gripping acid
aud drastic purgatives, are better touic4
than the finest vegetable ingredienis !
combined with ,hei ipa; est and nDeilowest
produutssof.the still But this sort Of
thing won sosao,Fa e. 'hs stomach 81
sonr Ieomtnon sense rejectssit, as the phyi
Steal I1stoniach Of every ihani with ari
uudelraved palate rejects, with loathing
and adherence, the nauseous abominal
tioDssrsfree from alcohol" which ~sHum.
bugs are trying TO thrust down The
throutslof Temperance InvaIids under
the pretensestba6the filth will do them
good 1t is not likely that while. Plan
tatiou Bitters, tho Stapdard, Topie Of
America, j anywhere sagccssiiiDie, such
sicksuipg frauds. can make mauls had.
way, butsils isss well 70 pass ,sl.e public
on their guard against thela.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-27

THE INvAIID--A PEN PiCTURg.
See her pallii cuuntcnunce, but u
sfort time ago the picture of ruddy
health, the envy of the school and the
pride of the household. She WAS alwavs
welcomed by her school,nates, for her
1.-THE form aud pleasing disposition car.
ried chccriulness into their ranks
Diligent, puncinal aud cxen. plary, obe-
dient aud graceful at home, She won the
hearts OF all. But alas, we are sorrowed
Those rosy cheeks and rudy lips are
blanched by Consumptinn. The voice
once so enchanting iu laugh and song is
feeble. husky and suppluntcd by a hol-
low cough. Lee, us approach her couch
gently and take her hand Do not
siludder because of the fe.ble and lpls-
sionless grasp. The hand once SO hearty
aud plump is issemariated, and shows bony
outlines, while the cords and tortuous
veins are plainly mapped apep the sur
face. The pulso that bounded with
rcpletion, carrying vigor to the whole
sysssnl and imparsing life, beauty, vfvac.
ity health and strength, is delicate to
the tonch. Tho feeble heart cannot
spropcl the thin, scanty blood with force
- ust wo lose her wniis yet n her teens!
Companions aud friends gather around
with words of cheer aud consolation, and
depart with moistened eyes and silent
steps. Must wesloss her? No! there is
areiien We can stay this destroyer of
our happiness, and not suffer the loss of
so bright n gem, Something more is
required now than dietary aud hygienio
observance, for nature calls Tor aid and
she shall have it, Take this pleasant
medicine. IL is iuvigoratipg How it
,allsys the irritable cough improtes the
appetite sua digestion, aud sends u
healthy tingie through the frame! The
blood is enr ched, nervous force Increased
nnd the hert bounds with q, new i'm
pulse. Sc her face brighten by degrees.
The color il returning, her voice is get 4
ting clearer, aud pleasant words are,
SPOKEN. The strength falters yet, but is
gaining. Let us take her out in the
warm sunshine In short time she
viii Do ab g to 60 without our aid, a,
cheerful girl This de.i shttul med lclne
must Dc uol blessed L. is restoring,
health 10 OUR loved Que. She is emerg 4
Ing from her sickness sweeter aud nobler
than before, and DR.. ri .rce's Golden,
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YEsEriAs BL1Nps,--No sioyenti

YEsETiAN BLTHDs.--No sinYention
was ever 50 Important 20 the people of
hotsclimates us the Venetian blind. NAd
mittiny the air and a shaded light, while
keeping out the heat ard glare, they are
absolutely essential to comfort in tins
county Iftlie houses dtapy of our, rea
.dersare destitute of fithesc yaluable eou-
,trisnnces, they should al. once, before
the h"t weather sets in, send their orders
-tSrMr p. P,.iiToALE, No. 20 Hsyue
street, Charleston, s. c., manufacturer
and dealer in doors, sashes, blinds, ba-
lusters, mouidings, &C., &c. we
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-27

s, ,.yOn Saturday lst, Mr, Julian A. Sell
BY Of the Columbia Ihrni wasrobbed
of u gold watch md chain, 300 in
money, aud some valuable papers, ir u
sleeping car near Baltimore. - Erchaaye
We would like to see anybody able to
aaseb an'O Orangeburg editor of $780,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-27
Up % otiysEsoy is i1lsn one. Of the most

ssiw Pr OI OIiyEBoss is one, Of the most
ssfandnns drngacsA ArA@ 49,. .sA...
NtsEbdfg.f Asarcsult of his ski.ful nanip.
ssssulatiops calomel and jalap, salts. senna
end other wen known aud fearful tpedi.
= 'cincs have lost their potent, disgusting
oik4 isrrors and lave become favorite arti-
:siss ssS-:siss ~ Diet wilh persons Of tho daintiesi
e's spystisss. Assafoo.ida, under his treat
sGe nsnt, has become delightful substitute
.gfagLabip's choicest extracts, and castor
81 s'oil,is fast suporsodiug eserythipg else as
: .aa dressing for chicken salad. ouihipe
Z .pf .pfs Ais ,psoparatioa is now used to sweet
ssSFsh tea aand coffee aud ia said to make
= cxeellent candy when Thoroughly boiled
=. withrhubarb and molasscs. We haven't
aAsttisd IL ourselves but are willing to take
ystI.tbs dbctoris word for lift ho ever gives
! u fact we may soy We pre,sy the
.sss I. ss,a js.or's word eHaas ~
spsssEButs joking sside, it is really CON.
.SiSss telogk that nice ROW OF buo bot.
alos-tboso great big fellows in7the rear
- 1as stOreSSapa 70 ss:;ipk yBu can be
cub just as lchs ds 'yeu siah auds bavo
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ps ppiaFpy Diseases as yQq. desire, and -bo
In no danger Of net having us much aud
as many sorts of medicine as 4 any rea1 |
sonable manSongh ghtto feqaire=ailo oftbe
very choicest undi purostskindsand preI
pared by The most celsfrastesdl ashS@ists
of tho'day iniact, as We have already
said, the Doctor Is ons Of tn, far-moreI
;cute-ists Of all the pl,armseeatiists.s iof
modern times. eff that last pun hurts,
rub in srnica linin,ent. Itsouihavc any
doubt on any Of these poi:ts, try d glass
of his 80 water. |
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En@la lie othcrr afternoon, in Mr. Kirk
-fs Rebinson's bopkstore, we had the pleas.
une, Of seeing MIR. j. X White operate
tpon a'Singer Sewing Machine AS u
consequcncc W. have decided not to buy
oaes 6f those machines We are AFRAID
of them We wouldn't have one of
:, stism 10 the house for any consideration
ssof course the deuced things can sing, or
they, wouldn't be called Siugers--any-
.YS body might know that. But tha. isn't
ss;s.sthen worst They do anything with a
81 aesdle.that woman eau, and about $50
,ss thiugs that she can't. They run aud
..shsy b9ste, and they fell, aud they hcm,
=. And they rufls, and they gore, aud we
firmly believe they shoot pi,tnls aud
= things and do just whatever happens to
occur to their ,balauce wheels. We ure
i confident that thoy talk as we'll as any
J. hods.siWe aAahstry to keep clear of
that machine hereafter, for we believe
ss,. s1s the next time itsees us it will say How
bas dye Major Pleasant day isn't it?
~ BJa ths way, Major, do givo me a To-
'esi sgessai! - Ne fiS,7we shall walk shy Of
ssl Misks aotil that machire is either sold
Sgss'oT goes,into dec line. SIX. se., @
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.9saSA AecIpENT.-- Yesterday ln,orning Mrs
Riley and Miss 'waanamaker were
alsAfown from their buggy in consequence
.ssf theiri mule taking a toe has.y start,
no wore somewhat, but we are glad to
sas not seriously injured.
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: { Look! !! LooK !! Atsouuff fourth page.
We shall henccforth have have reading mat.
ser Ua esery Pnge iu order that our
Journal may be as greata faSorite with
adve,,isea rs il already is with our rca.
dfrs. .a2IaA2oI9 .la8xu3
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-27

-33S M aA.5FtNi FCf kU aEif.FstAgt I y
Parties owtpsssxes upml. real estate
the years 1868, TO- 10, and Il, will
4 do well TO attend 20 the payment
Of the ; samc oprerioas 10 z the Is,
Maaaay Ia june as at that time the
klIAW Nsfik FtiaT~ 81 filfC ia It2F TIA .
County Treasurer will sell all delinquent
sax lands, giyinsStieles in .fae si"pie,
J thus preclaiidg the possibility of re-
denPticu.
- AL, ipari:as Interested may examine
s'the Coarity Auditors books relative 10
hrAuy lands that lnny be delinquent, be-
ss.sSsea the hours Of \. NJ, and IL NJ.
each Day. r'. = =.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-27
THE NEWS HAS THE BARG EST
sCyRguI.kf kfsoN IN THE COUNTY.
Ssa J.llssldSfN Meyers Esq.g is IiuT town.

fSs 81 fsaStnS1s5s fFf17IfS sssii
GEAThc sSouthHsC Carulina lRailroad will
..Ilosal persons living in ( Charleston
'..ssasss aa asss06g the fine 10 Bfalchsilea aud
Esshsaaate. Gclanbis soattepds.hef Or
angeburg tournament for one faro.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-26

PUT TIP Your JAN WHILE Hor.-lt
is said that ordinary jam fruit and sugar
which have been boiled together for
some time keeps better il the pots into
which it is poured are tied up while hot.
II the paper can act as strainer, in
the same way as cotton wool, it must
be as people suppose. If one pot OF
Jam be allowed to cool before it is tied
down, little germs will fall upon it from
the air, and they will retain their vital>
ity, because they fall upon a cool sub
stance; they will be shut in by the
paper, and will soon fall to work de-
composing the fruit. If another pot,
perfectly similar, be filled by boiling
hot mixture, and Immediately covered
over, though, OF course, some of the
outside air must be shut in, any germs
which are floating in it will be scalded,
and in all probability destroyed, so that
no decom position can take place.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-26
pRrsarrKRY or WAsHrsaroN.-Thi

PREssYrERY OF WAsHINaroN.-This
body met on Tuesday evening at Wells
vile. An interesting religious service
was held in the afternoon BY such Of
the members IS had arrived.
The Presbytery wasopened by a ser
mon on education, especially as con-
nected with Washington and Jefferson
College, by Rev. DR.. Hays.
Rev. D. W. Fisher, of this city, was
chosen Moderator, and Revs. Glenn and
Price, osAWsshington county, Pa, were
chosen Clerks. 80. --rl
The most of the business was of the
ordinary routine character.
A call from the Fourth Church OF
the city was placed in the hands OF Rev.
Williams and accepted by him. and a
com mittee was appointed to install him.
The arrangement is made under the
Sustentation plan.
The next meeting Of the Presbytery
will be held at Burget stown, Pa, on
the fourth Tuesday in April.
Adjourned last evening after brief
but very pleasant session.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-26

New FALL GooDs OPEN FOR In
spEorIoS.-We, take pleasure in inviting
the attention of the ladies of Wheeling
and vici, ity to an inspection OF the
newly arrived stock Of iall Dry Goods
at Messrs. Emsheimer g. Blum's, at
l34 Main street, VINO are now exhibit
ing the fashions Of the season. We do
not deem it necessary to describe the
thousand different stylish fabrics kept
by this firm. as our readers, as well as
those who have ever visited this estab-
lishment, know best that for selections,
beauties and low prices, Emsheimer &
Blum's is the place. Ladies, il you are
out shopping TO day it will pay you 10
call and examine this beautiful stock OF
Fall Dry Goods at Emsheimer &
Blum's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-26

AUrUMNAL.-Aulumn is here, the
ever welcome season. It's first refresh
ing breeze assures US that the burning
drought Of summer is past. The sea-
son Of bright skies is now at hand, and
q beallhful temperature is our glad ex.
pectation for many weeks to come.
What G relief from the fiery furnace
through which We have just passed. 1t
must be acknowledged that the warm
weather chung tensc;ously to us, but
its power has been spent, and we are
fast escaping its influence. We then
hail the season ss the harbinger of
cool rslreshing nights, with, blue skies
and stars sparkling with frosty brilllan'
cy, and days Of golden glory and tenn
parsts warmth.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-26

O, THAT WERE BEAUTIFUL is the
unspoken wish OF thousands of women
to whom nature has denied the charm
of pure, tres', transparent complexion.
10 CRAFTY this wish Hagsn's Magnolia
Balm was introduced. The cosmetics
OF the day had been pronounced poison.
Gus by the most distinguished chemists,
and it was also Iound that their ulti.
mate effect was to wilher the skin as
we'll as to paralyze the external nerves
The ladies hailed with delight the ad.
vent OF a bealthtul, herbal and floral
preparation capable OF imparting to
tneir faces, necks and arms porcelain
smoothness aud a tinge Ike that of the
finest oriental pearl, They soon dis.
covered that it WAS new thing under
the sum-" incompatible aud unap-
proachable. Unqu.Stiouably the Mag
nolia B I'm has been the great toilet
success of the present century.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-26
a CHALLENGE.


I hereby challenge John Hagner, OF
the Clarkeon Boat Club, to row q single
scull skiff race on Saturday, the 18th
inst. between the hours o: two and
four O clock P. NJ, for one thousand
dollars $4,000 q side. over the same
course we rowed on the 2lst inst, and
in the same boats we used on that &C.
casion.
1, is not customary for the challeng-
ing party 10 stipulate the course to he
rowed over, the boat his opponent shall
row in, or the time the race shall take
place, but having beaten Mr.. Hagner
fairly, Notwithstanding the decision OF
the Judges to the contrary, feel con.
strained to demand. in justice to myself
and also to my friends, that we be placed
on the same looting as before.
A forfeit OF five hundred dollars
(s5OO) lie now 10 the hands of Joseph
Wilson, who is authorized TO increase
the wager to any sum the Clarkson
Boat Club may name, and with whom
all necessary arrangements can be
made. MAHLoN KENNEDY.
BENwooD, September %, 1872.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-26

ARM BROKEN Yesterday 8 little
son of Thomas Cain, who resides in
North Wheeling, was pushed out'of q
cart by a boy. about eight years old
named Carr, and had his arm broken
10 two places. Mr. Cain seemed 10
think his boy bad been injured by the
viciousness OF the Carr boy, and went
before Justice Johnston to have war
rant issued Tor his arrest. The Squire
on learning the boys age was satisfied
that be ought not to arrest him, and
did not issue the warrant.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-26

SEWING MACHINE BUsINEss.-Itis es-
timated that six hundred thousand sew.
ng machines are annually sold in this
country, the yearly sales amounting to
between twenty and thirty million dol
lars. Of actual mechanics directly en-
gagged in making sewing machines,
irrespective of those whose livelihood
is gained in producing the materials
which enter into their structure, there
are at least ten thousand whose wages,
at low estimate, amount to 5000
per day, or seven and one-balf million
yearly, and these are but portion OF
the men employed. In this city there
are somewhere between q million and q
million and q half Of agents, all for
different machines, and they all seem
to be doing good business.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-26
The Crescent City Circus had anoth'

The Crescent City Circus had another
coed house last night and everything
passed off to the satisfaction Of the
audience. This afternoons entertain
ment will be for the benefit OF the
Orphan Children's Home, Mr.. Noyes
having kindly offered oue-half the
gross receipts ofithis afternoon and has
arranged a new programme, introduce
ing new acts including the daring per-
torrance on the Flying Trapeze by
the accomplished Mile Tournour.
Performance at night at y o'clock as
usual.