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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-23

ATTENTION is called to the bulletin o.
new books in the advertisement of ]. D.
Stanton, in another column.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-23

JOSEPH BELL, ESQ, is, we are panied
to learn, very low of typhoid fever.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-23

DoN'T fail to be at the Livingstone
Matinee this a ternoon. Admission %
cents; children Is cents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-23

If you want first choice Of spring
stock OF Wall Papers, 60 to PAUL x
Orr's, No. 90 Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-23

THE new Colonnade Hotel, Philadel-
phia, Pa, ia the most convenient to all
points OF interest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-23

Iron, it is said, has advanced SIS per
ton during the past month.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-23

LIVINGSTONE. the great African Ex-
plorer, at Washington Hall at q
o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-23

Tuo-E who would save money should
bny their boots and shoes at l.. V.
Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-23

J. T. Stone has the cheapest shoe
aud hat store in Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-23

EVERYBODY is going TO the Grand
LIVINGSTONE Matinee this afternoon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-23

WHEN are you going 10 move?
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-23

J. T. STONE will give You prices on
shoes and hats that will open your eyes
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-23
MARRIAGE.

Reflect thai u sound mind and body A. i,
most necessary requisites To promote q.
nubial happiness. Indeed, wiihOuI Ia,
the Journey through life become sor
pilgrimage; the prospect hourly dNl.,
the view; the mind becomes shadoEd'
despair and filled with the melancldJ %
lection that the happiness Of snO,E,i '
comes blighted with our own.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-23

DIRECTORS:
John 4. BOTSFORD, President.
Jacob Eorubrook, Chester ID. Knox.
Geo. w. Franzheim, 4. w. Campbell.
Jacob y. Rhodes, Morgan Il. ou,
GEORGE ADAMS, Cashier
mar2-d&w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-23
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves byauI
practice INDUCED In when alone, Ia,
frequently learned nom evil compauf a
or AT school, the effects OF which air nG
lelt, even when asleep, ana II not curci n.
ders marriage impossible, and dcstEoy, h..
mind aud body, should apply imnrp.Ss,
What pity that N young man, the =
of his country, the darling Of his yal,.l
should be snatched nom all prosprCt ..
enJoyments OF lie by the cOnseqeBu,
deviating from the path OF nature alb
dulging In certain secret habit. sUcl !,
SONS must, before contemplating
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03
Roman CatholIolam.

There are intimations of an important
religious movement in New York. in the
shape Of general meeting of the Roman
Catholic clergy and lalty to protest in ad-
vance against the proposed enforcement
of the British law of 1898 expelling the
Jcsuits from that kingdom. The meeting
il is understood, will be held at the Acad-
emy Of Music, early in August, and will
pursue the same course followed by the
recent demonstration in London. Mr..
Charles O'Connor, it is expected will pre-
side and among the speakers will be the
Archbishop
1t may also be stated that consider
able number of the "Order Of Jesus" ex-
PEELED from Germany, will soon he in the
United States, including not few eminent
doctors. 1t is said however, that they
will not remain in New York, their desti-
nation being the new towns and settle
ments along the line ofthe Pacific railway
II is more than probable that some of
these strangers will be- heard at the
Academy in their own defence aud that
of their order.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03
A TRIUMPH OF ORDER.
ny JOHN HAY.


A souad Of regular infantry,
In the Commune's closing days,
Had captured a crowd Of rebels,
Ry the wall Of Pere-la.Chaise.
There were desperate men, wild women,
And dark eyed Amazon girls.
And ono little boy, with = peach down cheek
And yellow clustering curls.
The captain seized the little waif
And said what dost thou here7"
SaprisI. Citizen captainl
I'm Communist. my dearW
Very Welt Theu you die with the othersr
Very we'll, That's my affair
Hnt hrsi lot me take 10 my mother,
who lives by tke wine-shop there,
q" Nv fathers watch You sec II,
A gay old thing, II IL not
n would please the old lady 10 have II.
Then I'll come back here, and he shot"
"rhat ia the last we shall see Of him."
The grizgled captain grinned,
As the little man skinned down the hill,
Like swallow down the wind.
For the 10y Of killing had lost its 1est
Ia the glut Of those awfNil days,
And Death vrithed gorged like greedy
snake
From the Arch to Pere.la. .Chaise.
Bnf before the last platoon had fred
The ehild's Hhrill voice was heard
q" Houpla the old girl made such row
feared should break my word"
Against the bullet.pitted wall
lie took his place with the reat,
hutton was lost from his ragged blouse,
Which showed his soft, white breast.
Now blaze away, my childreni
with your little ohe-tWo-thfee -
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03

The Pail Mall Gdzstto says that ''A new
kind of strike is threatened in the North.
On Thursday, according to the Newcastle
Journal, upwards of 500 women met in
the hrck-garth at Seaton COlliery, for the
purpose of taking into consideration the
extreme price Of butchers meat, potatoes
and milk. The gathering was announced
for ten O'Clock, and at that hour upwards
of 800 women had assembled. Half an
hour later that number was considerably
augmented by new arrivals, who march,
ed in from all parts of the coliery, carry
ing banners, firC-blazers, shovels, and
trays, which they continued to beat,
making wild and uuearthly music AT
this moment the colliery bcll-man arrived,
and announced that he had called meet
ing among the numerous rows A chair
was then placed against large banner,
and Mrs. May llotheringtOn was unani-
mOusly elected chairwOman. Amid the
cheering she mounted the chair and spoke
AS follows
"' We have met this morning for the
purpose of taking into consideration the
price OF butchers meat,pOtatoes and milk.
We are now paying an extreme rate We
are paying too dear for these articles. |
suggest that we shall strike against this
great imposition, and hereafter pay not
more than Z 3D. per pound for choices of
beef and mutton, and I'D. for inferior
pieces, and penny pint for milk, and
condemn the old potatoes" CA voice here
exclaimed, Il must have milk for my
hairn,O q have baim,' proceeded Mrs.
Hctherington, and can make 1t some flour
that will answer the same purpose. If we
lose a BARN it is reparabe loss which can
be easily overcome. / propose that We
cease purchasing butchers meat, etc, until
the butchers, etc, reduce their prices in
accordance with our terms
The resolution was carried with great
applause, amid immense jingling Of tire
irons. The chairwOman then proposed
that every woman who purchases the
things mentioned ut the current Prices
shall have their efligics burned This
resolution was also carried and a vote Of
thanks to the chairwoman closed the
meeting"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03

The Massachusetts, State Republican
Convention is 10 be held at Worcester,
August 2sth.
The Reform, a new Liberal Republican
German newspaper, issued lts lfst huihnoi
In San Francisco on Friday.
Hon. John Cessna has been nominated
for Congress by the Republicans Of the
Bedford District, in Pennsylvania.
Postmaster General Crosswell has left
Washington for Michigan, to begin a
stumpi4s tour for Grant and Wilson.
The Liberal Republican National EXecu-
tive Committee on Saturday opened their
headquarters on Pennsylvania avenue, in
Washington.
A call is to be issued for an Irish Re-
publisab National Convention, in the
Interests of Grant and Wilson, " meet in
Philadelphia iu September.
Senator Summers letter on the issue
between Grant and Greeley Is to be fur
nisbed tor publication to-day. It is not
known which side the Senator Will take.
The Liberal Republican and Democratic
Conventions Of Michigan are to meet at
Gland Rapids, August 22d. and 1t is ex-
peeted yin agree upon fusion State tick
et.
In Ndw Jersey the Democrats and Lib
eral Republicans will each hold a State
Convention at Trenton, September ] lth, to
select ah electoral ticket TO be supported
by them unitedly. -is
Senator Stevenson, of Kentucky, ads
dressed Greeley and Brown meeting 10
that Sthte on Saturday, saying that al
though mot an original Greeley man, he
would support the ticket.
George Q. Cannon, prominent Mormon,
was on Saturday nominated for delegate
to Congress by the Democrats of Utah, in
Convention al Salt Lake City. A resolu-
tiOn declaring indirectly against polygamy
WIS adopted.
Judge J. c. Shackelford, proposed as a
Republican clector in Tennessee, has de-
clared for Greeley. Samuel 2. Morrill,, OF
Maine, and f. B. Petite, of New York,
formerly Republican Congressman, have
also declared for Greeley.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03

In the annual report of the Managers of
the American Bible Society, in New York,
Just issued, are the following passages as
to the work in this states
SIN DeldWdre, an encouraging interest
the Cause fully sustained. There are five
auxiliares in that State, all of which are
in good working order.
The venerable state Society. which cell
ebrated its iily-niuth anniversary in St..
Andrews Protestant Episcopal Church. i'm
the city Of Wilmington, in September last.
Is earnestly engaged in the work of dis
tribuiiOn. Two cOlporteurs In It's employ,
Mr. ". J. Deviue ard Mr.. John b. Sho6-
ley, have done faith full service. In some
portions ofthe field, especially that known
as The Forest destitutiOn was found
that is truly TO be deplored. Mr.. Shoklcy
is still engaged in the work, which in-
Guides, with distribution, Bible redlii.J aud
prayer in the homes of the people. The
board of managers are giving careful at
tention TO the diffusion of the sacred word
in their field.
The Kent County Bible Society, during
the year, has held it, annual meeting and
several smaller gatherings in the hundreds
or townships.
The SUSSEX County Bible Society /, still
having a career fgr, at activity and useful
ness. Its anniversaries are occasions of
stirring interest, being attended by clergy
men and leading civilians from ali parts Of
the country, the exercises continuing
throughout the day aud evening. Branch
societies are formed in most of the hun
dreds, and meetings held tor Mcrcaiu,g and
S''alY Of the BJlc-a pleasing feature ol
auxiliaries in this State.
The good ladies Of Wilmington and New
Castle, to whose care are committed most
of the Bible interests in those cities, con-
tinue their benevolent collections and dis.
! tributions. A. in former years, the cause
is largely indebted to their faithful lahors.
The auXiliarics in this state are doing "a
good work, with results which, in the
aggregate, show a steady advance from
| year to year,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03
SCIENTIFIC CROQUET.
Miss Angelina Gushington's Lamenta-
uoni Over the Changes in the Game.

Amongst Miss Angelina Gushingtonis
TllJnghts on Men and Things" are the
following on cfoqpeti
A few yeas ago eroqHet was nothing
more than a pleasant amusement, which
brought young people together on. The
lawn Of a country house, and served as
the pretext for agreeable relaxation, con-
tersAtiOn, sSc. the game was a secondary
consideration, TO he played with more or
less cure in the intervals Of a Irritation.
But now all this h changed; crO1uct is
no longer game il is science.
Time was when II was considered rather
interesting In girl to assume a nOichdlant
air, and pretend TO be ignorant Of the
eonm6nest rules Of the game. "Blue,"
I always choose the blue ball when |
could, because m my hair, you know, and
as ! frequently dressed in blue too, II Of
ten provoked complimentary roInarksl
''Blue's turn to play, Where's Blne g.
That was the old style, and all the gentle
men looked about with the greatest con-
cem in searth Of Blue who, upon being
discovered talking In an UndertOne to Red
(in the army called up Mush In the
most engaging manner and said, "What
my turn again ! Oh, what ehall | do
Please some one tell me " hich is my hoOpi'
and 60 On for flve or six minutes when
having managed to 10 something very
stupid, and been complimented upon her
skill, she would the next instant lie deep
In a filtration with Black (promising
yOungcuratc) and forget all about the
ganies
THAI Was always my plan, and it told
Immensely, can assure you, to appear
helpless, and ask for advice, and all shat
sort of thing, besides aitOrdlng such
splendid opportunities for iudicious tlirta-
tiOn. But now Desdemona's Occupation's
gone'' (that'sa pretty alteration, isn'tltO
no more flirting for mel there's no time
for 1t what with the forward stroke, and
the following stroke, and the splitting
stroke, and the side stroke, and the
roquehng, and helping ones friends, and
otie's friends helping themselves by your
ball, and taking you miles out of your
way, girl has to be all attention to keep
up with the rest
FoT'aerly, as have said, It was consid-
cred pretty innocent sort of thing to
seem ignorant and helpless, and of course
Onlypretended not to know what to do
(at least in simple cases) I could still put
On an Interesting appearance ufcOnfusion,
and yet be sufficiently cool and collected
TO turn up my eyes in beseecningly
piteous manner to the most eligible pdrte
present, who would forthwith, in his anX-
iety to be Of service oiIer some utterly ridlc-
ulous and outrageous sugge stiOu, but now
Often become really confused, aud feel
quite awkward, what is dreadful for a
girl nl society, you know, and what Is
Worse, ! receive no pity us | used to do.
The gentlemen desert me 10 latter some
good player who knows very well what
she is pbout and that pu,s me out Of spirit
and then loose half my animation, which
is generally considered to he my strong
point .r.,H ...H
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03

Some time since when II was announced
that the story that iute hraids and switch
es were infested with insects was merely
an invention of the enemy, the women
built higher and stronger. But now u
disguised chemist who has been investigat-
ing the matter says that although il is
true there are no parasites in jute, 81 Il il
is sure 10 destroy the human scalp # al
lowed 10 remain long in contact with it,.
lie says that IN the preparation Of jute
corrosive sublimate,a most deadly mercu-
rial poison and nicotine, the essential prin-
cipal of tobacco are used and that the inte,
becoming brittle like spuc glass, breaks
into small particles which enter the pores
of the scalp, and, introducing the poison,
cause first a slight irritation, and after
wards serious liberation. Similar though
less marked effects follow the wearing of
other substitutes for the natural covering
for the head, so that evil results follow in
any case. These facts are not stated in
the expectation that they will make the
least difference in the sale OF use of the
article, but simply that we may he able to
say to the multitude Of bald headed wO-
men ten wears hence, 1--WE told you SC"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03
Baby Farming Down East.

The Boston Globe says MIR. ID. Il. Wes-
ton, secretary of tine Board Of Overscers
Of the Poor of CharlestOwn, has noticed
recently that the number of applications
10 the city for the burial Of infants has in
creased very much within a short time.
His suspicious heing thus aroused, he pro-
ceedcd in company with Chief of Police
Swift TO house on Afford street. from
which many applications of the kind had
come, but could obtain no satisfaction
from the occupants.
It was, however, pretty well proved that
many helpless babes were obtained from
the Boston hospitals, and systematically
murdered, either by an aggressive or
passive policy, the expenses being paid In
the meantime by the parents. Something
is to be done Immediately to put an end to
this horrible practice.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03
The Rebel Arohives.

The Government contemplates making
public more of the rebel archives that have
come into its possession. Among them
are letters from Holcom and Cassius NJ.
Clay, relative to the transactions referred
to in Jacob Thompson's report. 1t is sta
ted that since tine publication of this re-
port the Government has been applied to
by nnmbrr Of persons in the South and
elsewhere offering to sell the Government
other confederate documents. No further
purchases are 10 be made. however.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03
Marriage of Nilsson.

Mile. Christine Nilsson, the famous
Swedish cantalrice, was married at West
minister Abbey July 9th. The ceremony
was performed by Dean Stanley. The
groom is NJ. Auguste Rouzand, Il Parisian
broker and son of a French admiral. He
is thirty six, she twenty four years of age.
The dresses worn were made hy Worth,
the man milliner Of Paris. Baron Roths-
child gave the bride away. The bride
groom's fret man was Prince Poniatowski.
Among the bridesmaids was a daughter OF
Lord George Cnyendlsh. Miss Kate Vivian.
Miss Dodge, Mis- Burnham and Miss
spooner, all Ame lean ladies, assisted as
bridesmaids.
Tho nuptials we're celebrated with much
grandeur and magnticencc. 4 very dis.
tinguished aud fashionable assemh',
witnessed the ceremonies. A. the conclu.
sion Of the festivities the ne Nly married
coupe set of on their wedding tour.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03

H. C. Burdeck, clerk in the Post Office
at New Haven, Connecticut, was arrested
on Saturday, charged with stealing and
tamperlng with letters.
Great frauds, both on the State and
county, are said TO have recently come to
light in the Circuit Clerks Office Of Liv
ingston county, Missouri. The clerk,
Charles X. Berry, and his deputy are in
custody.
York paper mentions that most of the
charges made against George II. Butler,
late Consul General TO Egypt, upon which
he was remoyed,a sustained bS Consular
Agent Stanning's report in his case, made
to the State Department.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03

AT Willamsport, Monday, in the cases
Of the rioters, Judge Gamble sustained the
decision of Recorder Meredith, aud the
rioters were committed In default Of bail.
4 public meeting to reconcile theditler-
cnees between tue mill owners and tile
workmen was held last evenings John
O'Byne, of this city, being amOng the
Speakers, and a committee Of Eve was ap-
pOiAtdd TO coufcr with tue lumbcfmen.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03
What We Eat.

Jackson Hugill, a miller, was recently
brought before the magistrate at Stockton,
Eng, charged with having in his posses
sion Ga sacks of an article supposed to be
sawdust for the adulteratiOn of meal. On
submitting the "article" TO analysis il was
found to consist entirely of fibre generally
resembling oat husks which had been cal
cined to the ground 1t contained no.
thing but a trace of nutriment, and was
worse than wood when eaten by man or
beast, because the husks would irrilate
the intestines and cause Inflammation.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03

An official dispatch has been received at
Matahoras from the Mexican Wsr Minis
ter, Gencral Mejia, confirming the report
of thd death of Juarez on the 18th. 1t
states that he died of heart disease. Lerdo
de- Teiada was Immediately lnauguraied
President. City Of Mexico advlces Of the
nth state that the new tarliT inrfeasing
tue duties has been suspended On the
northern frontier fer two months, allowing
goods la he imported under the old rates
for that time, General Rocha has issued
a proclamation iavoring amnesty TO the
Insurgents, and revolutionary refugees in
Texas have received permission TO return.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03
'CORPSES OF THE GREAT,
How and Where the Bodies Of Celebrated
Men are Buried.

The embalmlng Of MazzInl's body re-
calls the singular filte which has attended
the remains Of sd many distinguished men.
In fact an extremity interesting volume
might be made Of the posthumolls ddvdn-
lures Of the bodies of those whose memory
the world has sought to keep alive. There
Is but little dOu 4 that the tombs In the
Pantheon at Paris, which are shown as
containing the remains of Voltaire and
Rousseau, are In fact empty having been
riled during one OF Tile periods Ut con-
servative reaction in France. Millions
head is said to be in the possession Of a
private collector in London. So ls CroIn-
Wells, Jeremy Bentham's body, by his
direction, was stuffed, and, dressed In lIis
usual suit of clothes, with bis hdt on, his
stick In his hand, and seated In his chair,
is now preserved in a glass case. A few
Years ago there was sold at auction In Lon
don what was said to be the head Of Con-
iucius, the Chinese sage. 1t was a skull
mounted in gold, dpd was said TO have
been taken BY an English sailor from the
summer Palace in Pekln when that build
Ing was sacked. In lie CheDlih dss Ecoliet4
by Siutine there is au illustration by
DUre, drawn with the imaginative realism
of that artist, representing the skeleton OF
III uAh NVufb Ut AlA-lh7
Chapelle, with n crown Upon His skeleton
head and his bones wrapped in the impe-
rial robes. This tomb was built by Char
lemagne for himself and he was buried
there. In 997 Otho III had the tomb
opened, and found the skeleton as Dore
has depicted it, seated upon the marble
chair which Is still shown TO the curious.
Otho found the body and tile imperial
robes much decayed, but bOWinp respect
fully before the remains Of the great hing,
retired and had the doors sealed again.
In lld5, however, they were opened again
by Frederick Barbarossa, more for plunder
than for curiosity. Having posseseed
himself of the treasures The tomb con-
tanned he removed the skeleton aud dis
tributed lts fragments as relics and the
skull and some of the bones can still be.
seen 10 Aix-la-Chapelle, where, with other
curiosities, they are shown for five francs
u head d.-Lippincoft Mdgdxids.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03

On Saturday night while Thomas Car
roll wRs riding near San Jose, California,
he met two men whom he supposed TO be
highwaymen. lie shot one dead and cap
tured the other. fills victim proved to be
florist, named Henri Pattell, who was
going TO the mountains, With II compan-
ion, 70 gather flowers. Carol has been
committed for manslaughter.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-08-03

4 plumber of young Democrats from
the Southern border States, who served in
Lees army, propose to form campaign
club for Greeley and Brown, with uniform
of gray. to travel through the Northern
States. With the consent of Ida, they are
to call themselves the Ida Greeley
Grnua ;,