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GOODS TO SUIT THE T|MfS|

GOODS TO SUIT THE TIMES!
MISS IRENE FrRCk takes pleasure in an
IN1 rouncing to her friends and patrons in
st. Mary's county, that she has Just received and
opened at her Store in Leonardtown the most
extensive, beautiful and cheapest assortment Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
BLE1CHED, BROUN
and PLAID COTTONS,
WHITE GOODS, dc,
CALICOE.S.
.HILLINER
and FANCY GOODS
TO be found in Lower Maryland. Her stock has
been purchased at tue
LoWESpRATES
and she pledges herself to
sell every article lower than
il can be purchase cd IN Saint Ma
rvs county. Her long experience in
purchasing and selling such goods rs she
now carries in her stock enables her TO DEFY all
competition and she confidently assures
her customers that they from
Is to IS per cent. by purchasing of
her Her stock ofRrcSs Goods
is unusually large and in
cludcs all the most
fashionable styles
Grenadines from 25c 10 so cents
.1iTacas - 10 IS 80
Larns - l2i to5o d"
Pop1ins " IS to 50 a.
DeiatHes IS 4"
Psqses. splendid quality IS "
and q full line Of the most beautiful WHITE
GOODS Of all descriptions She has also pur-
chased in iition TO her former stock . large
assortment of
LADIES AND CHTLDRENS' SHOES
which she will dispose of at very low rates.
Grateful 10 her friends for their past liberal
patronage, she respectfully solicits q continu-
ance of the same.
Ies- BoNNETS and HATS repaired and
made TO order. ~
Also
CONFECTIONERY,
TOYS,
NOTIONS,
JEWELPY,
May II, ls7l-a.s
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ENGLISH ROOFING FELT

q found 90 sssnd vel in all climates, being
extensively used for Rossng Houses. oui-Baild-
ing and Shedss for Lsying Fiat Roefs, Gut
tiers. Lining Grsnsfies, Sscr~hcases. or Walls,
tei,her outside or insid<i. and for placing IN
der mates or Tiles. !, Is also q chap and e.
frctise Ceiling on the snacraeaih side Of fsf
,cfs Of Slated or Tiled Root, and a. Ceiling
10 iron Roofs, eoanseraeting Heat, FROST, and
Condensation Of Moisture.
The English Felt IS Put up in rolls Of :.
yards in length, by - inches in width, and
, containing surface Of sO0 square fest
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MICA CANVASS ROOFING,

In rolls containing $50 square feet. Is to be
la d across the roof, and lappd single fashion
with = lap oftwo inches, and securvd by nail
ing the edges with 20 OF tscks.
This is the only Composition Rociag that
does not require finishing coat of paint or &C.
uent.
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CNT4RRED sHY4 THING FELT

I-NT4RRED SHEA THING FELT
For CIrrei Lining, neafening Floors. and for
putting under Slate, Tin and Shinglc Roofing.
3 Put up in rolls weighing 100 pounds.
10 pouais Felt will cover a surface 10 feet
square, or loo squsre feet Manufactured by the
PENN RIO FiNG Co.
los South second street, Philadelphia.
Aug "a, lS.l-tf
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THREE-PLY FELT
rp p0OryNC

FOR ROOFING.
In rolls, &c inches aide, ty so feet In length !;
each ron will cover surface 10 .ee, square, or
TOO square feet.
IL is TO te laid across the roof. .Shingle fash
ion, with lap Of two inches and secured by
mailing the edges with Sd nails and tin caps.
When laid, the Felt II TO be painted with
Ndstie Reef Coesias. and Ssnded. The Nss,ic
Roof Coating is mixed, ready tor use, and ID
applied With brush.
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WyrER GooDs a, cost al the Big Bssws
w Store 'Ieoaxrdiown.
lee IS, 1872.
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4 Complete Pictorial History Of the
Times"
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For Sale.

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riRRED ROOFING FELT.

Used extensively for Shea thing houses, and 70
Tar and Gravel roofing, also for placing under
Slate, Tin and Single roofing.
IL 10 used in packing woolrns and Furs to
protect them frcu, moths.
Put up In rolls weighing IS pounds each.
Is pounds Fsis will cover q surface of 100
square feet.
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st. Mary s. Seminary

TNFE du.ie. cf this Iastisatien win be
resumed on MONDAY, the Srd u
OCTOBER. -
Miss L. r.. GARDNER.
Mis-. II. X. Td.6HMAN,
Associate Principals, -
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TINE salerxeaed. Attorneys ~ Lar and
III Solicitors In Chaucery, hare. this 3rd dsy
Of yuly, less fermed . ecpxrsnershfp IN the
practice Of ahsir profession, under the nsuss
AID q, le Of Combs 3 Downs- They viii prae-
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ing counties, and in tho Court Of Appeais.
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ry'seounty, Nd.
ROBERT coMRs,
JAS DOWNS.
July 5, lese-lv
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For 1872.

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THE GREAT
English and Scotch Quarterlies
AND
BLACKVOOUS MAGAZINE.
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The Edinburgh Rerier.
The London Quarterly Rerier,
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These periodicals. are the medium through
which the greatest minds, not only of Great
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-12
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, January ii.
SENATE.

Mr.. Trumbull presented q large num-
Der Of petitions for reduction of the tariff
to q strictly revenue basis and especially
to repeal the duties on iron, coal and
salt. The petition he said was signed
by about 1000 leading merof different
States. Referred to the committee on
Finances.
Similar petitions were presented BY
Messrs. Hamlin, Wilson and Schurz.
Mr.. Sumner presented petition Of
the Radical Reform Club Of Philadel.
phia for woman suffrage. Also from
colored citizens for the passage OF the
supplementary civil rights bill.
Mr.. Sawyer, from the committee on
Appropriationg. reported House bill
appropriatins $27, ,S45 additional ex-
penses for the Ku-Klux committee.
Mr.. Thurman asked and Mr.. Scott
explained how it became necessary.
Mr.. Davis, OF Kentucky, seized the
opportunity to denounce the whole work
OF reconstruction, and charged all the
troubles in the South to the Federal
Government.
The bill was then passed.
Mr.. Conkling called up the joint
resolution limiting the President to one
term, and spoke against The resolution.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-12
Friuhtfui Cnusally.

Friday morning last irightiul acci.
dent occurred at the portable saw mill
OF John Roney, Of West Finley town,
ship. Robert Roney, son OF the
owner, while working at the mill, step
ped upon a board that covered n por.
ton OF the machinery. and q board
slipping from under him. he fell below.
He was caught in the belt and rapidly
whirled to other parts OF the machinery,
and when the mill mas stopped it was
found that both his legs were badly
crushed and large bones OF each
broken in several places, He has been
under the medical care Of DR.. Little,
OF West Alexander, and DR.. Scott, Of
Claysville, who have done everything
in their power for his relief. He has
been unconscious during the greater
part OF the time since the accident. and
scarcely any hope OF his recovery is
entertained. Mr. Roney is aged about
twenty-four years, and has been looked
upon as most excellent young man.
P.S.-Mr. Roney died on Monday
night Washington Reviet0.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-12
Assault With Intent 20 XIII.

Saul Donnor was assaulted near the
Grand Western Hotel early on Friday
morning last, by Isaac B. Lee, who
sprang out from his hiding place, armed
with a sword. Donner received blow
on the forehead, making cut some
four inches in length-another blow
which he warded off with his arm, aud
then thrust was made TO put the
sword through him. Fortunately the
overcoat worn by Donner was heavy,
and the point OF the sword was turned
off from the body lie then caught the
sword with his left hand, and closed
with his assailant. Lee drew the sword
back, cutting Donner's hand severely
Lee finding himself in close quarters,
retreated, Bonner firing his revolver
but being quite dark. a random sho!
vas made.
Lee was arrested the same day, aud
taken before Justice A. Alexander,
who, upon examination. held him TO
bail in the sum Of $1,000, to appear for
assault with intent to kills.. Cldirs
pnh TlzHt,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-12
HOUSE.

Mr.. Ely presented memorial Of l25
women OF the Working Women's Home
in New York, in favor Of reserving the
public lands for actual settlers.
Mr.. Kelley, from Pennsylvania, pre-
sented a petition from the Philadelphia
Board OF Trade and merchants for an
improvement OF the lights on Delaware re
bay and river.
Mr.. Townsend introduced bill for
the sale of useless vessels and other
material in the navy, and the construo-
tion Of twenty new vessels. Referred.
Mr.. Conger. of Michigan, from the
committee on Commerce, reported q bill
to construct ship canal from the Mis-
sssippi river to Lake Michigan, which
was recommitted.
Mr.. Banks, OF Massachusetts, from
the committee on Foreign Affairs,
reported a bill to amend the acts Of the
18th OF August, 1856, and the 2Sth OF
July, 1866, authorizing protection to
citizens OF the United States who dis
cover guano deposits, extending the
benefits to their widows, heirs or admin
istrators.
Considerable discussion ensusd, and
an amendment by Sargent, OF Calitor-
MIA, was adopted, providing that nothing
in the bill be held to impair the rights
of discoverers, in any assignment by dis
coverers heretofore recognized by the
government The bill as amended was
passed.
Mr.. Butler, OF Massachusetts, from
the committee on the Revision Of Laws,
reported a bill to further regulate the
appellate jurisdiction Of the Supreme
Court from $4,000 to $4,000. and make
other rules in reference to appeals
from territorial courts and in criminal
proceedings.
The House took up the Senate joint
resolution giving the thanks Of Congress
to the Governor aud the people Of
Rhode Island for the statue Of Rodger
Williams for the hall Of this House OF
Representatives. An eulogy on Williams
by Eames created discussion by Cox,
Banks, Eames and Hoar.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-12
Terrible Occurrence.

On Saturday last, little child OF
Greenwood Powell, who resides near
smithtown, Monongalia county, met
with a most terrible accident which
terminated fatally in a few hours. 1t
appears that the child was alone 10
the room, and while playing around
the fire conceived the idea OF examin-
ing the articles on the mantle shelf
Placing q chair in front Of the fire, the
child climbed upon it and began its
exploration. By some means, not
definitely known, the chair was over
thrown, and the poor little unfortunate
was precipitated head foremost into .
blazing, roaring fire. Its smothered
shrieks and cries soon brought assist
ance, but alas-too late. Before it
could be extricated, its quivering flesh
was burned to q crisp, and in many
places the bones were absolutely barred.
From the circumstances, We imagine
that the child also inhaled the fiery
heat, and that its throat and lungs were
badly burned. Death relieved the
excrucisting agony consequent TO the
horrible accident in q few hours after
its occurrence. The child was buried
on Sunday last-aged about five years.
-Farmont West VfrgiRids.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-12
CHICAGO.

The eKuickerbOcker Insurance Com
pany-The Contributions from
France.
CHICAGO, January 1.-THE policy
holders OF the ipsolvent Knickerbocker
Insurance Company Of Chicago. met
and heard the report Of the investigat-
ing committee, who stated that the
losses of the company are supposed BY
it's officers to be about 81 100000, while
all the money overpsid was $50, 600,
which was invested in mortgages that
could not be disposed Of There are
but five stockholders in the company;
Judge Fuller, its President, is q areputed
millionaire, and there is strong feeling
in favor of making him pay up.
Mayor Medill has received number
of donations from France for sufferers
by the fire.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-12

(seventy-three votes for President in
Congress (roars Of laughter)-I mean
for Senator in Congress-which being Q
majority over all dem others. declare
John Sherman duly elected Senator IN
Congress from Ohio"
This conclusion was received with
some little applause by Sherman's ad.
herents, and the two Houses then sep.
arated and the Senate proceeded to its
chamber.
This is the loay John Sherman cas
elected. We do not exaggerate the
scene. Some parts could hardly be
exaggerated.
The Democrats simply proposed TO
place the issue between Republican
Reiormer and anti Grant man and .
Corruptionist and q Grant man-be
tween Cox aud Sherman. We do not
know that Cox woald have been elected,
but had some hopes that Reform mem.
bers who gave pledges before the elec.
ton, especially in Cincinnati, that il the
Senstorship stood between Cox aud
Sherman, they would vote for the former,
would have redeemed these pledges
This alarmed the Shermsnites in joint
convention, and Brinsmade made his
raid on Mueller, instructing him at all
hazards to permit no more changes.
We don't suppose that embodiment OF
stupidity, ignorance in Jaw, and obsti-
macy, the Lieutenant Governor, under.
stood in the least what blunder and O
crime be was committing, or what an
ass he made Of himself, or il he did be
cared less. John Sherman goes back
to the Senate not only by corrupt appli-
ances at the elections, but by the cor
ruption OF members OF the Legislature,
and finally by downright overthrow
Of law.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-12
MEMPHIS.
Terrible storm In Arkansas.

MEMPHIS, January ll.-A terrible
storm visited Monticello, Ark, Thurs
day night last, blowing down the floor
of a church and leaving nothing stand
ing but the walls; also destroying the
court house, unrooied houses and barns
and leveled fences to the ground. The
tornado lasted FIVE minutes but was 30
severe that nearly all the damage was
done in q minute after it struck the
town. No lives were lost but few
people received wounds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-12
MEMPHIS.
Railroad Collision.

MEMPHIS, January ia collision
occurred last night on the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, between a freight
and accommodation train, a few miles
from this city. Fortunately no one was
injured and the engines were but slight.
" damaged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-12
ILLINOIS.
The One Term Principle

SPRINGFIELD, January ll.-Strong
efforts are being brought to bear on the
Legislature to induce it to rescind the
resolution concerning the one term
principle for the Presidency, but with
ont avail.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-12
Mexican Fluid Ext buchu,

"a positive and Specific Remedy" for S"n
Retention or Tncontinnce of Urine, iTrt
tation, Inflammation or liberation Of the
Bladdsr and Kidneys, Diseases Of the Pros.
trnte Gland, stone 10 the Bladder, Caleu-
ious Gravel or Brick Dust Deposit and hu'
cuous or Milky Discharges, aud oil Dissss-e-
or Affections ol the Bladder and Kidney,
and DropsicaI sweiling- existing 10 men.
women of children.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-12
A Horse Thief.

On the morning OF the 9th instant, a
fellow, Oliver +. Cross, q citizen Of Mid.
dleport, Meigs county, Ohio, stole q
horse from the stable OF II. Warren, Of
the same county. and put it and himself
aboard the steamer Active. reaching our
city about noon. Heye he sold the
stolen horse to Mr. Jacob HiteshAw for
800, and made several purchases Of
clothing and other articles. Soon, how.
ever, Mr.. Warren made his appearance
in our city, traced the thief, had him
arrested and brought before Justice @.
w. Neal, where he confessed bis guilt
and consented in writing to be taken,
without the requisition OF the Governor
OF Ohio, to Meigs county.
This case caused considerable stir in
our city yesterday. We are cory that
Mr. Hi;eshaw has lost by this transac-
ton about $50 by the imposition Of q
tbief.-Ppk1SJRg Tines.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-12
WISCONSIN,.
The LegIslature-ResOI OF
Thanks.

Thanks.
MADISON, January 1.-THE Senate
adopted resolutions thanking the world
at large for the great kindness rendered
to the sufferers in the State by the FIRE
a short time since. Governor Wash
burne will deliver his message to-day.
1t is the opinion OF many that the ses-
sion will be long, as there are many
important measures, including the re-
districting Of the State.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-12
Escape OF Robbers.

JANEsvILLE, Wis, January H.
Three highway robbers, named Peter
Staff, Talifson and Andrew johnson,
escaped from Jefferson county wis
Jail, yesterday, by saving through the
roof. No clue to their whereabouts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-12


The boys don't do things now like
they did when Noah Webster was
making spelling books. An old man
near PIeasaptville, the other day.
found a rude boy posting Lydia
Thompson leg bills all over his
foor-yard fence, and desired him
to desist bot the young sauce-box
told him plainly he would not, and
slapped up Another naughty picture.
Wont you" said the old man then
/ will fetch you down" So he pulled
out q horse-pistol and shot several
times at him; bat this only made the
youngster laugh; for the old man Vas
crosseyed and could not bit . barn
door. "Well, well, said the old man,
III neither words nor hosepistol will
do, ! must try what virtue there 10
in nitroglycerine;" 20 that old man
pulled q two4uar can Of torpedo
mixture, and exploded il under the
chap, who coolly whistled IF Ever I
Cease TO Love" while the old mao
went soaring away into the sky like o
kits.-TtusviM Herald.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-12
BUSINESS CARDS.
PEspLErOH q DAVENPORT.

TToRNEY At LAW, FOURTH
"A street, above the ONCE Of Lamb 4 PAUL,
Wheeling. Practice law IN all the Courts OF
Ohio and Marxhall counties, w. Va, and Ia
Also In nelghboring counties IN Ohio ami
Pennsylvania. sepi