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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06

Der beut d NethSta9 bat
far Gllae< 9otbriaaen Elm @eles tstrefz
fenp bic Diipeniation Don Che 6inperz
nid,n 10 mte rie @%altistett at1pii1er
gbtu erlai1sn. Durd S | Miro Ger
Net9sfan;ler ermddttat, pte tn oenart.
145 unp 164 ces Code civil cemRatz
fer Yprtebaltenen Dispenlatienen in Les
8aiiers Namsn III ertbeilen. Sad S
2 wirp Den our9 ben eeut|den Oene<
disbursement uno Den curb BEN
Sterz prai ipenten Don Gliab<setbrfnz
gen sor Grlab pieleS @elege5 ertbellten
Dispen lattenen pom zyerbcten Die
8eitdtiauns nit rldwtrfencer &raft err
tbeilt. Der S. 3 lpriGt pie @ulttsfeit
Der In Gllabsyotbrin9en btsber pur6
MISUNDERSTANDING spuSeBensnGben
Der III ben eeutl9en Iruppen 9ebDrisen
Mtlitairperionen aus bic nt1t aus rem
@runpe on9efe9ten pereen rarf bab
Die blr9erlfbe Srauun9 nidt fatt9e>
funcen bat prer aapere pur9 bic franz
35fl9en @eiebe porseidrtebene G6rm<
li@teften ni9t bepba9tet lnp.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06

~ teleerapbtren. Sn,miiHen etbt uns
Elm 2onponer Blatt Nuofunft lber ces
purele &ern. 6iernaA 1T es Gnsz
Lamp nidt mb9li9, einiuwiQisen> nab
bic 6rase BON Der 3uldl7sfeit Der tnotz
reften Torcerun9en Gem Sdiecseert@te
ppr9elest merpe. 0lsidsettiA erfabren
mir aus aihin9tpn, rab Die Ter.Staa'
ten&eeierune ron ibter Steunn9 tn rer
Trase nidt surldtretsn rperoe, uno oab
man ftd jberbaupt ui&t n'ebr otsl urn
bic Sode fummerte. Der Waibtus<
toner 0ertrae, Der 70 siel seprteleae>
uno aus pe7sn Ablalub rte @rmtntz
fration 1i6 elm 70 srose5 Gerpienf
madte, a5bt fem Sntas1e mebr Elm
unp 1T auf rsm tsiten @ese in bic
Brude ~ faus,a> es fei benin, pob bic
boben contrabirenpen Md@te mad wet'
tereu unterbaucluneen f@ Iber eincn
Muspea perl tinpisen. Die 5a9la9e
brau6t Niemanc gu beunrubt9en. 90
rtel feterlide @urpe une 10 uiel @rnf
aud auf beipen Setten entwidslt wiro,
70 fdQt IS rpb fsiner ypr beipen Md@z
ten Elm, fib aus rtsiemAnlab 3u befrie<
oen. Snsbel oncere fDnnen pie Ser.
5taaten nidt eara1 eenfen, ben trans<
atlantil&en Setter wesen ieines Ser
baltens In pieler M~n3de9enbeit 3urGerz
antportun9 su 3iebsn. Ser 3utane>
in melbem }id BE amertfant1deWartr
befnret> pertietet jeoen @eoanfen oieler
Mrt. Wenn alp bis gum Stunt in
melUem Monat rte ndbite SiBunB oe6
Gdtecs9eridt5 itattFnoen iou> tetne
&ereinbarung erfpl9t it, 10 miro ben
gsr. Gtaaten nt1t5 erubrisen> a!5 bic
@eltenpmahun9 tbrer gerebten Nnz
ipruhe auf cine paNsnpers 3eit gu per-
ibieben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06
400

0or rer 5taot Bod6beim laoen piele
@drte1 pprin Die @emllebauern &pobnz
ten, welde jeren Mor9en ben Marft
nit tbren @aaren be5e9en. Die Wese
smilden pielen @drten einaen 10 perz
ldlun9en rur9 %etnanrer, ca6 ftd Elm
Bremoer III BEN elben rur }1wer 3ure6t
fano. GY9en aber fannie jspes Tled<
9en unp buidte jegt etlferti9 3wtl9e1
ben 9eden binpur9.
I Nadcem fle fi6 pur1 etnen 3td;ad
Don 9rinen @tnfriepieunsen biapur9<
9erruncen bate, 6fnete lie cine Gar
tentbire uno ldritt jwiiden wpbl9e<
pfe9lenBeeten binput6 su eiuem6dus>
9en, Dor pei1en Gbure Mutter unb
Bruper NIT rem &einma9en Der Sc
mlie beiddfti9t paren, Die r1preet
auf ben Marft 9ebradt perren 1plten.
6alia trat fe an pteielben beran uno
fuiterte ttnen ;u: uRpmmt In bic
Stube; tb babe etwa8 Nptbwenoi9e6
NIT Gud iu ipreden."
Mutter unp Sobn fpl9ten ibr, uno
Gp@en iteute ibnen nun Dor, taB ibre
6erriu odnili@ unidulpi9 iei> pab de
aber aler Wabrl 1etnltdtett na9 gum
Sore oerurtbetlt >peroe, neil nidt aIetn
Die l%lmftdupe> loncern AUDI fali9e 3eu<
gen sesen ie leien*
@Srs mics Die Witbllfe Mnfan98
gang Don Der 6auo> neil er flrdtete,
it9 in einen 1dltmmeu uno 9efdbrltden
6aneel ;u ser,pideln. Mu9 bic Mut<
ter webrte ob aber Gp6en Lief nt@t
nad, bis fie enplid etnmiutsten.
NiemolS bate ro6 Mdcden cine
er1bsre Treuce empfuneen, als jeyt.
Dlit lsu9tenren Nuaen uno ibwe<
bsneen Sdritten trat lte Den 5etmpe9
an, uup ie war ben oansm Sag ~
pouer 6reuce unp 2uf> paB fle pas
Sin9en nibt lalen fpunte* uWor9en,"
radte iie, lift ete CUTE Trau S&eipt
fret. Gini9e Sage faan lie ft@ pbne
Dsfabr bet meiner Wuttsr a~ufbalten,
unD ipdter> wenn ie cprt nt6t mebr
li1er lsin loute> fnpet iid idpn 0sle<
9enttit i1e ir9enpwp anpsrS untsrsu<
%brtn9en."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06
(Gsrtiebung)

vMnoerS tpar es nit BET Sttefmutter.
Das Stub l9ien ibr elm Dorm i'm Nu>
0e fe fennte nidt leiren, rab es num-
ter par ; ie taee!te jere ieiner Bewe>
eunoen bofmeiiterte es uber jeces Wprt
uno wenn lie nit inn oGstn mar 70
ftblte IS aub utdt at Dltbbanclungen.
Bpr pen 9euten that fe oQerein9a
frcunrl!G, ober MIDI fonate fe oan'tt
nidt taulden, cenn i'd par 3u pf3su9e
tbrer unnatarlthen Strense.
uGs mar roturlih, naB Glstra an
ibre erite Wutter patte uno 8eraleibs
;oa. sic fslen natirli9 nidt suOunz
item Der sneiten Wutter aus unb IS way
cine noturlt9e Tcl9e, oab fie ltA fcs
unasreAten SebanplunS mtpeI1tBte.
0pn jegt as mar pas 2eben i'm 5aufe
cine rpaDre 65Qe uno ,peun t9 midi
suweilsn psrmittelt Bate, 10 mare es
l9pn fruter su einem Ofenen Srube
%oetpmmea> frau Sdeirt bradte es
enpliA fertis, rab eIpi!a forteel1tdt
wuros /; aber man Bate BET cem Auflu5
den Ter Grsiebunssantalt cine iebr UNI
Aluflihe Wabl setrofsn; ca5 Mdo<
ban tam pteper nod 6aule uno err
tldrte often, eab iie nibt suradfebyen
noble.
uBrauS deipt weit entfernt, mtteiebe
auf lie einsuwirfen> mtsbanoelte IT, une
t1 bSrte> rpie lie gu ibr iaste: ~Du bait
nt6t in rsr AnitaIt bleiben weuen> ater
t9 mag Did au1 niht unter meinen
Maaen halten, uno ib weib lAen Elm
MitteL ME i9 DID Ilr tmaaer lesm,z
&C."
ug!oira puroe tranf unoIrauS detpt
lternatm Die Yfeae, SD esbot mid,
fs absul6len> absr fs MICS mein Elmer
bistcn BON Der 6anp. Mir abnte loon
camals nibts Outss, unp t9 erldte
aud meine Belor9uis ppr BEN anoern
Disnitboten aus. Nidt LANCE pprber
bate tie mir Elm i5ldiuhen se;ei9t, no.
bel fe 1aete: uOos 1T Elm ldarfes
0ift BON Gem Elm paar lropfen aenlz
gen, un, einen selunoen Weniden toot
gu ma9sn." Sd belt has fir Elm lee
res 0sl9wdy. 5dtte t9 sepubt> pab
iib wirfIi9 Wift parin befanp, 70 Mir
De i'd feinen Ausenblid 9esS9ert baten,
Den Doctor parauf aufmetf1am 5u ma
9en,"
uSR bie1es bus Gldi@@en z"
uGs 1T pa0elbe ; t9 erfenne es piez
Der"
limb bieies 1np aud bic Meei;in>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06
Das ,te,1e mun3,peien in
Seutib1anb.

gu sen Grrunssn1daften, mel@e eas
t,eue &ailerreid Dem bsuhhen Volfe
bradte, 9et6rt aud nas Wln;iyfen1.
DteleS iheint jecp9 nidt 9elun9en su
fem e6 tefriepi9t weper bic Anbdn9er
pes TortlAritt8 nod ete Breunpe Der
alien Ttnri6tunsea, penn bic leBteren
finp perleBt, cbne caB cas- neue Syfem
cen Mnfprperunaen Der Muftldrune6bez
f1roerer entlprtdt. Man fnret BIER
iter fplsenpe Sdtlnerun9 Der eeeen<
mdrtisen 3ufdnce in oeutiden Sldtz
tern:
Gon ter teutiden &et9seinbeit
fdeint bic felt Menidenaltern febnlt9it
erttrebte Miin;etnbeit sas miblun9enite
@tad gu fem. 2anse eenus 1T earan
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06
VI. 9ie TlnDt.

Qucta bate nur nit i9merem 6er3en
oaS Nerlp1ebsn 9eaeben> uno ais fe
mieper auein war, 9ereute &c fie. Set
tbren @eihdf ten, tie fte lonff NIT grocer
VunfAitfeit erf iute> mar iie beute 70
,eritreut> rab man fe ni6t mtecer
fauute. @m Mtenpe, als fe in bic
3yQe einN fanp ite Clara auf etnen
Shsmel ;uiammensefausrt une bitter
petnt11o.
~arms> arue Grau !" Filerte fie UNI
wiQfarli9.
Da lprane Clara von tbrem S6e>
mel auf fl ibr UNI ben sails uno
ftSbnte: u9a, th bin cine arme, beflaz
aeuswtrtbs Brau ; penn id werce fir
Elm @erbrehsn letpen> relbes td niat
teoauoen babe. IS fiup lIsenbafte
3eusnils eesen MIDI obse9ebea NOR
cen, bic MID iiber ms gerrerben itur<
zen. SD iebs ppraus> pab feline Netz
tune 1T. D1re metn Maun bier, 70
bdtte mid pielesun9lud nidt 9etrohen !
Gr miro mi3 aur als 2ei9e wiecerf fin
Zen!
Sie brab in ein 1ol9e6 @einen
unp aammern aus, oab f1e nt6t mebr
ipre1eu tonnte. ST. tlammerte fe fi@
an Die S9ltse.rin unp tbr &Srper sttz
tetts 10 ~sepaltis> caB ie fi@ faum aufz
re6t etbalten fcnnte.
"a wurce gucia Don tie lem Wttz
leips ersriHen. "6rau @9eipt" fiji
iterte ds, uSie lousn nidt terben, benn
Ste iinp unlhuloi9. SD weib IS,
aud pbne oaB fie e. betbeucrn. gle
ma0en Riebsn unp id tperpe Sbnen be-
bllRib lsin."
uBliebsn 2" ia3te Clara. uG5 1T
mir einmal i9ledt be!ommen, uno td
bate mid oapur@ nod perpdAtiser &C.
maht."
silver jsBt liesen bic Sa9en TO- bae
Sbaen auber rer Glu&t nur nod Der
Sob ubri9 bletbt."
Clara bate itb oas 1sltlt 1don 9e<
iast> aber fe laaucerte cod suiammen,
ais lie es aus eineu1 frempen Nunpe
b5rte. ~Sa> t@ mill fieben," iagte ite.
u0ilf MIR rab i9 BON pieiem I9refltz
9sn Srte binwegfpmme."
eucia nabm cine Sdeere aus Der
Ealae unc iiberreidte ie ibr NIT ben
Wo:ten: uSaneicen sic 5bren Strob<
fad in lan9e Strsifsn unO fnlpfen sic
cielslben felt suiammen, 10 fef pab eS
ausl,ebt, ais pb cine l9were Gait paz
ran esbanaen. Dteies Sell peroen
pir nadher at BE Sitter ce6 Genfer6
befsitisen uno terabladen."
vSinabflettern 2" frastsGlara. 80
i6 fiirbte mid gu lebr."
uGte louen audi ntbt biuabflettern ;
pos Ssil 1T nur gum Saetne ca> caz
nit Ntemarb meme 5Qlfe obnt. Bie
itSyr Tortfommen bewerffeQise, psrpe
ASbnen 1aeen> penn td ;urldfpmme."
(Sortesans foist.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06
VeutIlft0n.
per nwufrieDtne.

araufen @irnes, 8rua seri1lu6en
@&meift' i'd trib burd Durn unb Gobreu
SIS f9 ieber pfab perscrsn,
BorteebeBt BON innrer 3alt.
limb i'd tlaste tiefrertrO6en:
s4Qes 1T mir fets eatssssn,
8abret bin Observation-Disclosures,
Sober Sag 1T mir sur eaft
limb am aDerRiQfen Srte
@est' i'd mid in metnem Summer,
l1nb YsrIant tn Tieberi&lummer
Muf sstnidtes Iarnenreis.
limb ba tpar's, ais brit i'd @crte,
3Drt' Elm Rlinsen bur@ bic &aume,
l1nb bic @Gatten meiner Graume
Jlaferten in'a DIR mir leis:
@iuR bu aues Dants Serseden
2neifelu an bes 8aters Site,
De bes 2en3es bulbe 8lltbe
Gben euftenb duSgeF1eu1s
Wtaf bu beFsn @eisbeit rae0e1,
Der bic &aupe fiji entfaltet
Der bic Girnenpanb setaltet
Gpia Ma9t une Sag erreut?
Sebes Ding bat feline @et1e;
Mie ber pappel bort am Babe
@ie bic @dpalbe uuterm Daae,
@irb bas Deine Dir su She'll.
&eiue lentt bic 8isuns letle,
@&ma@e muB bas Geutr lfablen,
B0ie mug ber Eeufel qudlen,
@ie es pabt gu Sebea Sell.
2nGe eu tein nei9li6 GrGrnsn,
NiGe benn : bu ioQf enttebren,
6uQa bid ressn, iupQf bid rebren,
8is bu beiner &raft tewubt,
0aEe nidt i'm Rampf bid labrnen,
Traat mutbig bic 8el9merse.
@iait bu, bab ie leidtsr tneroe,
@u9' ben Sieg in peiner 8ruf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06

derAnsfhnld
unO
Stnrz DEF 2pshe(t*
(Giu 2ebensbito aus nniertu Sagen.)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-10
Too Much POLITICS.
tFron the journal Of Commerce

Nffom the Journal oil Commerce)
Editors of daily newspapers receive
complaints upon every conceivable sub.
ject save one. No one complains, "You
don't give US politics enough Politics il
the one thing Of which American journal.
ismpresents a surleit. That reader must
have an Unsuitable nav who Graves more
political blood and thunder than the ay.
erage paper Of the Presidential campaign
supplies tor his daily pabulum. We are
firmly convinced that catering for the sup.
posed political tastes of readers Is enor.
mOusly overdone, Those powerful lead.
crs which in this weather ii costs so much
sweat to produce are left unread, even un.
glanced at, by the immense majority Of
newspaper takers; and the shorter and
desperately satirical or funny paragraphs
are simply so much malice or fun thrown
away. Nobody reads even the souibs
nowadays when warned of by
the caption Presidential notes" and
the like. By the rational part of the
human family tho whole subject is now
voted tobe an intolerable bore, and the
reader turns TO disquisitions on the OK.
plorations Of Africa, the Alabama claims
or exc the Boston.Jubilee with positive
feeling OF relief How could it be other.
wiseS Here have the political papers on
all sides been blazing away ever since the
Sd OF May. For two whole months they
have abused Grant and Greeley, or exalt.
ed them TO the seventh heaven Of renown
and the campaign has not yet fairly
opened! II cannot be said to be in full
blast till alter the expected endorsement
Of MIR, Greeley at Baltimore. Between
July 0 and the November election
there will be four weary months,
during which the political hacks will
go on piling up the agony, and making
the heat Of the last two months cam.
paign seem icy cold compared TO the FIRE
and Jury with which they will continue
the contest There is no danger that they
will runshort Of words If they do Of ideas.
The veteran partisan editor is never at a
loss for words, and II his ideas give out, he
has but to use his old ones over again. and
his Subscribers" never know he differ.
ence. II possessed Of vivid Imagination.
an extremely valuable quality In a politi.
cal editor, he inyents new charges Of dis.
honesty and general scoundrelism against
the opposition candidate. But under no
whatever will he give his
readers any more than himself rest from
the everlasting iteration of politics in his
paper. These strictly political journals
IN which the country abounds prob.
ably fulfill their appointed mission,
however. II the right man Is
elected, the editor receives his re-
ward in an office or government adyer.
ttsingi and tosecure that, The editor does
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-10

IT seems rather difficult to get up any
sort Of West Virginia Democratic pie
that the chief editor Of the Register does
not have finger in. The Parkersburg
Convention left him of the State Commit.
tee and failed to make him one of the
delegates to Baltimore; yet his name
figures this morning in the report as one
ofthe Secretaries Of the Convention. How
he got into the Convention is yet to be as.
certained. No doubt he was seized with
an uncomfortable desireto vote for GREE
LEY, and induced one of the delegates to
give him his place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-10
Lands for soldiers.

q A correspondent at Hardin, No., refers
usto the late act Of Congress giving one
hundred and sixty acres Of land to Union
soldiers, and asks US TO inform him where
these land grants are situated, and where
the most desirable lands are to be found.
In reply, we state that there are some
public lands still unoccupied in Missouri
and Iowa, more in Kansas, Nebraska and
Minnesota, and more still in the terrific.
.ries, There are many fractions OF sec.
tons in Missouri, mainly in the south and
southwest, that are worth from So to 81
per acre, which is the range Of pricss fix.
ed for the tracts selected by our State
authorities under the agricultural land
grand; but where these scattered tracts
lie, and what IS their character, our cor.
respondent would have to apply 10 the
government land offices to learn. The
same may be said concerning the lands in
other States subject 10 entry under the
late act-[S. Louis RepublioGn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-10

RAILROAD TICKETS Coon EITHER
WAY,-In the Superior Court in Boston,
recently, case of interest to the travelling
public was decided. In 1868 Mr.. ]. A.
Coleman, Of Boston, attempted to ride
from New York to New Haven on cou,
pom ticket, which was rejected by the
conductor on the ground that, although it
was good from New Haven to New York,
it did not pass the holder in the opposite
direction. MIR. Coleman insisted that the
company was compelled to receive the
ticket, as it represented money paid Tor q
passage between those points, and he was
put of the train by force, receiving such
injury as 10 affect his health. He sued
the New York and New Haven Railroad
Company, and recovered. The railroad
obtained a new trial and were beaten
again. On exception'to the ruling Of the
Judge the defendant obtained third trial
which terminated in o verdict for Mr.
Coleman for 5000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-10
The Baltimore Anaconda.
Fron iho World Of MondnY.l

(From the World OF Monday)
Barnum the prince Of humbugs, never
offered anything quite 80 odd and mon.
strous as the entertainment which has
been arranged at Baltimore for the pres.
emit week. The public mind is not tossed
between conflicting possibilities, for no.
body expects any other result than the
nomination OF Greeley; but the interest
which is wrought up TO so high pitch
subslsts upon the wondering incredulity
of the public. OF all, the strange things
which have ever happened, what can
seem more extraordinary than the nomi.
nation Of Horace Greeley as tho regular
Democratic candidate for President2 1t
being already certain that the thing will
be done, the country watches the process
with the same kind OF interest 1t would
feel in looking at a hungry anaconda
about to swallow stag-hOofs, branch.
Ing horns, and all-when it would nearly
cost the anaconda his lie to perform the
feat, to say nothing OF the palms Of diges-
ton afterwards.
Such a ieat Of deglutition will be per-
formed at Baltimore tomorrow or next
day, when the Democratic party will
gulp down 8Ir. Greeley; and as this
amazing meal has been decided on, VIC
can only wish the Democratic party o
happy digestion, The World will con.
tribute no slime to give the animal a
slippery passage down the throat Of the
devourer; but when the thing is done,
it will do whatever may be in It's power
to aid the digestion, and prevent the
Democratic party going into torpid and
prolonged stupor by the reason OF the
heavy load upon its stomach. We trust
there may be Tigor enough in the party
to digest this monstrous meal, and come
forth afterwards "as well as could be ex.
pected.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-10

not mind wearying his readers with bonn.
bastc commonplaces or disgusting them
with his yenomous abuse OF the other
side. II Is because the American people
are becoming gradually sick Of excessive
addiction toparty politics, that the indie.
pendent press has lately come so much to
the front The current political campaign
being waged with such ferocity in the
party journals, will still further deepen
the popular aversion TO those papers and
make the independent press more priced
than eyer-ior 1t Is the blessed privilege
Of that institution to DO fur and Just in
It's treatment Of all parties and men, and
since It docs not depend on politics Tor its
subsistence, II Is not obliged to bore It's
readers to death with that topic In order
to stand In favor with the dispensers Of
government patronage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-10

A CIRCULATING library in an English
town took the smallpox recently. One
Of those incurable fools whom God, for
some inscrutable reason, permits to kill
their betters by sheer carelessness, caught
the smallpox, and whiled away the hours
OF sickness by reading books drawn from
the library. These, when returned and
redrawn, proved fruitful sources of dis
ease and death in other households,
The proprietors were compelled to issue
circulars, warning the public, and calling
in all volumes in circulation. The whole
library is now being disiniected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-10

IIEvEs-sTBPHKNs.-At west Alexan.
der, Pa, on Sunday, juno ., 1874, by Esquire
Mayes, Mr.. WN. o. Klr1yHS and Miss LIZA NAY
STEPHESs, both Of this city. No cards. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-10
QATCHEL0R's HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye is the bt.t In DC World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable, and Instantane.
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stain the skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, son
and Beautiful. Tho only safe and perfect Dye.
Sold by oil Druggists. Factory 10 Bond street,
New York. Ial21eod6W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-10
THE Monroe county Register comes out
strongly in favor Of Gov. JACOB.

DRoLiSRa-ProC James II. McMechen
OF this city, who was nominated by the
the State Teachers Association for su.
perintendent OF the Schools, has address,
ed a letter to the committee Of the Asso.
citation, expressing regret that circum.
stances Of a personal character, which
have occurred since the nomination was
made, compel him to decline. We are
unable to make room for the correspon.
dence this morning but will print it TO.
morrow.
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Special Notices.
LaughIih' Infant Cordial,
TRE CAILUs CURE WAEN TEETHIne.

TO Relieve Pains, ChOllc, WAksfuInSss, Ae.
Such Ia the popularity OF this Remedy, that I,
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almost word for word, even 70 tho color and GID.
Ing o. the came An Intelligent and honest pub.
lie will fown upon such attempts at deception,
tent Of the law all parties who, by making, sell.
Ing or buying, shall infringe on our copy right.
The ONLY GENUINE ARTICLH Chlld's Cure when
Teething, ,LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL,
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Copyright entered and secured according 70
act Of Congress. febS6
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Ohio RiverImprovement.
DAMS ASD DIKEs.


Sealed proposals in duplicate will be received
Of this office until o'clockP. n. on Monday,
the 6th day OF August, 1874, for furnishing and
putting In place the Necessary material for the
construction or repair Of dams and bikes on the
Ohio river as followt: UI- #sI..FF.' u
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NAPOLEON said that in fifty years Eu,
rope would be either Cossack or Republi.
can. The fifty years have passed, and,
instead, it is German and military; the
will Of Bismarck and the memory Of the
Franco German war being the supreme
law of Europe.
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ON MARRIAGES.

effects OF Errors and Abuses carly in life, Man.
hood restored. Nervous debility cured. Impe-
dimonts TO Marriage removed. New method OF
treatment. New and remarkable remedies.
Books and Circulars sent free, In sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
South Ninth St, Philadelphia, Pa. Gpl9d&W
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To the People of West Virginia.
AT the earnest solicitation Of numerous citizens
from all parts Of the State, have consented TO
be an Independent candidate for reelection ior
the oilee Of Governor. .As.i
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EYE-SIGHTRE RESTORED

A lady In Doadrldge county, who has not been
able to read or sew for nearly two years, writes:
"MesIrs. oxtoby q Dufaeld- speetacles sent
suit my eyes exactly, and iot the ftst time in
years am now able TO read and sew. am
sent me enSbie me 10 see a. well AZ could ffty
years ago, Ny eye-sight 10 restored These
Perfected epsctAeles can be had In Wheeling
only at i04 Market street, below Mcclure House
jyl0l 0XT0BY d DUFFIBLD.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-07-05
TIE LAND OF TEE SUN.

The following article from a CORES
ponden: of the World is so good that
its length viii be found to be no OBJ
lection. It corroborates previous ac-
counts Of the splendid country SO
nearly on our own parallel in the
west, and we believe that when this
age Of progress shall have wrought
It's full influence upon it, that it will
be pronounced the nearest approach
to paradise which our planet affords.
rs yet it must undergo the painful
process of development and many
will find that in looking to its unde-
veloped splendors they have forgot
ten the great truth that without sor-
row and sweat there is nothing good.
-(ED. News.