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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-22
From the 81. Clairsville Gazette.l
Raw Shot.


Boy Shot.
We have been expecting for come
time past to be called upon to chronicle
the shooting of some of our boys. For,
on Saturdays, almost everybody takes
to the fields and woods with a gun
boys, some of them so young that they
can hardly todile under the weight OF
their guns. On Saturday last Master
Ell. Neiswauger, son of Major Nei-
swanger, concluded, as his older brother
had gone hunting, he and a neighbor
bow Of SIMILAR age would have some
snort. lie stealthily took from an ups
stairs mantel piece loaded pistol, and
when but few steps from the house
attempted to cock it by placing it
upon his right thigh. The hammer
slipped and the ball sped its way through
the tleshy part OF the lett thigh, fortu-
na,ely not striking the bone or cutting
an artery. Messrs. VIM. johnson and
A. P. Blair passing by, discovering him
living on the ground with a pistol by
his side, asked him what was the mat
ter. He declined to answer. They
picked him up and carried him into the
house, telling his mother that they
thought he was shot. She replied, "Oh,
no, Eddy, you are not shotT "Yes,"
he said emphatically, Il tell you / an.
shot" They took off his clothes and
found the blood running down both
sides of his leg-the ball having passed
through his leg and clothing. He is
getting along very well, but does not
expect to 90 hunting again this winter
which ia matter Of great regret 10
him. Next!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-22

THE Indiana Legislature is now in
session, and among the questions that
will engage the early attention Of that
body is the condition of the insane
people OF the State. We see it stated
in the Indianapolis Journal that the
State has within its borders two thous-
and insane persons, with facilities to
take care of only five hundred, leaving
fifteen hundred in county poor houses
and chained in dungeons, where they
are leading lives like dumb brutes, and
even worse. Ohio, with a population
of 1908, go, has five asylums for the
insane, while Indiana, with a popula-
ton of l,6S0,637, has but one asylum
for these unfortunate. The Governor,
In his message, recommends the erec-
ton Of two new hospitals for the insane,
and the probabilities are that the people
of Indiana of uusould mind will be
better provided for at no distant day.
The number of insane persons in
West Virginia is less than the average
in other States; it does not exceed 400
in population of about 100000, or
about one in eleven hundred. If the
Asylum at Weston should be completed
in accordance with Its original design,
it will afford ample accommodation for
this unfortunate class in our State for
many years to come The charity is
the noblest one in which lhe State can
engage, and We trust that our Legisls-
ture will persist in the good work until
the Hospital at Weston is finished.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-22

THIs is what the poet LoNGPELLow
saws of Mr. BERGH, the Presi lent of the
New York Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals: .
Among the noblest in the land, e.
Though he may count himself the least,
THAT man honor and revere
Who without favor, without fear,
II the great city dares to stand
The friend of every friendle, g beast,
And tames with his unfiinching hand,
The brutes that wear our form and face.
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Keen IS the pang,
But keener far TO feel
She nur>ed the pinion
That impelled the steel.

A DIVORCE from bed and board was
granted to the wife of Colonel George
W. Carter, of New Orleans, by the
Circuit Court OF Loudon county, Va,
at its recent term. Carter, a great
secession orator in Virginia before the
war, was the late leader Of the anti
Wsrmoth faction in New Orleans.
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Beware of Commercials.
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
The Child's Cure when Teething,

TIC OIIIIII OUIE WIItU ICtIIIuSi
TO RELIEVE
PAIN collie AND WAkEFULNESS.
Such is the popularity OF our remedy that
II has induced some unprinclpled persons
in our city to counterfeit ii, copying our
labels, circular and wrappers, almost word
for word. using the same cOlors, gliding and
style, requiring very close looking TO dis
cover the difference. An intelligent and
honest public will frown upon such at
tenpts al deception and treat them as they
deserve. Hereafter we shall prosecute, 10
the full extent of the law, all parties who
by making, selling or buying such imita-
lions as Shall infringe on our copyright.
The only genuine article OF The Child's
Cure when Teething, Laughlin's Infant Cor
dial, is prepared by LAUGHI.lS BROTH
ERS Il co. Copyright entered and secured
according to act of Congress.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

VortoI-Perfectly harmless, reliable and in
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No Ri
diculOus Tints or Unpleasant OdOr. The
genuine W. A. BACHELORS HAIR d. +
produces Immediately splendid BLACK
or NATURAL BROWN. Does not stain
the skin, but leaves the HAIR CLEAN,
SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only Safe
and PERFECT Dye sold by all Druggists.
Factory, l6 BOND street, New York.
Tnar5-Nppc
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
-.O.-
On Marriage.

Happy Relief for Young Men from
the effects of Errors and Abuses in early
life. Manhood restored. Impediments To-
mar, iage removed. New method OF
New and remarkable rene
dies. Books and Circulars sent free, IN
Sc lied envelopes. -
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
2South Ninth St., Philadelphia a, Pa.
auUl1- epsh
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A Home Medicine.
4 Home Medicine.
Tried for 10 Years.
Tried for 40 Years.
Tried for 40 Years.
~ - rr,llf., t,,ar IlIlIa

Dr. A. Y. Todd's Liver Pills.
DIR. A. =. Todd's Liver Pills.
FOR DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, LIV-
Err COMPLAINT,lNDlG HEAD
ACHE, BlLlOUSNESS, &c.
BEALISvILLE. PA, Sept. II, 1871.
DR.. A. =. TODD-ESteemed Sir: Thanks to
your valuable Pill, am now enjoying per-
feet health. / have tor many years Suffered
from Dyspepsia and have tried many rene
dies without any good effects. Some months
since, feeling exceedingly bad, got from
=. Boram, Druggists box OF your Pills. and,
using them according to the directions,
now feel perfectly restored. SO valuable
are they l would not be without them for
any money, and deem them the most wop-
derful remedy of the day.
Yours, with respect,
p. Fl. NAGLE.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
where.
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS & CO.,
anT pronriptNra
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New Books !
AT THE
"CITY BOOK STORE"

THE POET AT THE BREAKFAST
THE END OF THE WORLDLY Edward
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FORMS OF WATER IN CLOUDS. ICE,
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-22

THE Lynchbur.h (Virginia), NtmS
has not fallen in love with the way Old
Virginia is stirring her political d shines.
1t says:
Poor Old Virginia! The State OF
Robert f. Lee, 10 make her first ap.
pearance in the Presidential contest
after the war at the chariot wheels OF
L. S. Grant The State Of Washing
ton, Jefferson, Madison. Marshall 70
come to such degradation as this:
Keen IS the pang,
But keener far TO feel
She nur> ed the pinion
That impelled the steel.
1t is her own sons, her immaculate
Straight-out Democrats, who were too
fastidous to touch Greeley, who have
swallowed Grants Black Republican
administration for another four years
and led Virginia bride to the negro
altar. Close up the history OF the Old
Dominion. None of her true children
will want to read another page.
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Save Your Horses.
HTI6OSH,v

's0NIROSH" OR UNFERMENTED WINE
L for Communion purposes. Also,
Wine, very delicate, q favorIte
wine for lahi' s and IL valids. Also. Spark
ling and Hook Wines. Piner IL Co 5 Brandy,
old and pure, superior Rye and boul bon
Whi>kics. for medicinal purposes.
For sale by LOGAN, LIST & co.
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FOR RENT.
MUSICAL INSTITUTE.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OFTHE
/ subscr. bling members Of the Wheeling
Musical Institute, al the institute Hall,
Main street, this tFriddy evening, at seven
o'clock, for election Oi officers.
Tn re will so be general rehearsal al
eight o'clock. The entire membe rship al ID
chorus is requested TO meet promptly
nOy29-Q
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-22
Refined Sugars

y Sugars
- 6bis- Crushed, Powdered and Granu.
'a1sd Sugar, jsst received and for sale By
n kEILLY
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MRS. c. E. SMYTH's
Select School

FOR YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES.
ENTRANCE IN Thu NORTH HALL OF
II the Lindsey Institute. Pupils can be
entered at any Time Persons wishing in
formation in regard TO the School will
inquire at the 70 ms during school hours
or at the residence Of l. u. Hughes, Esq,
on Chapline street. I
n0v6-ra -
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gbaisir. smiiaen Gisquitbar. unb 6arioro-
Queuue.-De89l. ein ungiiuftigerS ertft iiber
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bon @atten i'm Sinter9ebduOe pes Sauic5
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tag Su perta9en, iuuroe b%eigeitimmt. -Sr.
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81 uerlpiligen. Dem &onlte iiberrpieien. -
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@boieItr. gu legeu.- 9esgt. Elm geihluB, an
Der Gde BON Columbia uno Yoppletonitr.
ei1en 6poranten auf3ultelen. - 0eS9l. eln
8eidluB ge9en Die Se5ablung Der Sornerurg
bon ISM. Bennington. 9e89l. Die Seroro-
nung, welde Die Bili9teu Der 6ldlter be5
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Her Gerorrnun9en mittleilt; otelelbe muroe
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Der Giienbab1, Seletie in Wionumentz u1O an
beren StraBen uerlangt pIrO. Dem &omlte
iiberpieien. 5tetauf perta9te Der 3psl9 llA
bis Wiontag.
SIM sipeiten 3peige riei gcitern ST.. SEER
SunIhlt Die amenOlrte Geroronung mt9en Der
Gmolumente De5 StaatSzS teuer.@ Collectors
auf; bteielbe muroe angenommen. PES
gleiden Die Seroron1ng pegeh 0urfbrlheS
Der @ilmoritraBe bon NamiapIraBe bis gum
Gelelie Der Baltimore 8 bio 9abn." -0eSs
9leiden Der antrag oe5 tSrn. Dtaribal, Der
DEM eritea 3weige cine 9ertagung bis WtoR'
tag uori6lug.- 9e89lciheu Die Seroronun9
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gleiten ell geI6luB, ba8 Somlte fir 4nz
pride BON |feraerer Seratburg bes Qrlpru=
Dies 0e8 Sobu 8. Sralbeals 5u entbln0en,
wel6er $500 Sdaoenerias uerlan9t fir Ser
leBun9eH, ueldje ietn SoAu grant am IS.
4u9ult 1871 e%rlitt, inoem er iiber Dtn Gllen'
Dedel etue5 observation-disclosures ppos
rates rel. - 0eSgleiteu ELL geldluB, DEM
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StraBe mo Der Sreoerif doaO 6llesplattet
5l le9ell, worauf Der 3wets il4 big Wtontos
pertQQte,
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uohneu. Inter ben Intpeienoen beusrEteu
mir Al afeifer 3eit idlumtlide Otitgtieoer Der
y@elt @roB 2oge ocr BgtbIa5' Rttter." 0as
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ater aniueienO Su iebeu, nm oenIelben eiucn
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aus GompoItlouen beutlher Wieiiter, inter
ceneu Die 9tanlel MoSurt, Bad, SeetboueTl,
@aber uno 6apOn niht feblteu.
Inter ben StdJeiier>9 fuMmern h0rten tptr
gum e-iteu Wtale IL Baltimore Gle r8auIt-"
Suuertiire BON 8a5ncr, Elm gerualtl9eS Sert,
ociien rauid)euoe, mtlObepeate WeloOle'n, Die
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wetd)e lie i'll brtaanter, bIsber naerreld)ter
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aus jeoem 8oHe, bel tie anihlug, 9tn9 bsr-
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SOrgfalt pcrpanDt hat, nm iecer Slltentlon
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nit Dem SortraJe elmer 8bapioote iiber III,
9ariidle DteIoOie'n pom NiSSt. o.
Nur nit 8eSaneru ieben mir ben IpoIel
Der Oeutiden 0tuit III Imerifa nil leincr Sea-
pele ibeiben, uEO mir f6nnen rtd)t umbtn,
tim Elm bersllAeS 2ebeuobl nadl6uruf Ell. 9r.
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9on5erte piele neue SreunOe erporben, Die
nit Sebuiutt aui Die Stunre warten, no i'
i'm wieoer in Baltimore be9riiBen t0nnen.
Son tier be9iebt i'd, Die Sapsue mad 8alb'
lugton, no tie e~beniaI5 cinen GqtlAs pou
SDu2erteu aebel1 Dir0.
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o3efes luirtiame 9ct[rittet ge9cn GQe &cts= uno &ur=
9en=8rQntbeiten. Cine umiangrtide Btobc lCtner
&i9eniddItcn in oteicln unb anocren tdnhern bat nor=
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tie t0um ilr pQbr 0Gbdltcn Dlroen, ipenn le ntht
iiber Qliel SmtiIel binlu5 nQhQClUiClCn Ddren. Nls
Seilmittel 0elpGbrt e6 Dem 8ubIifum uoufomncnCn
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ten beoentibereryeiben rettet IS Vtenlhenlcben olnt
Sabl uno erlport elne uuberebCnbdre DieE0e SelcCn.
IS f0roert IN Clnem WerIude bcrauS mo ~ibCrtCuQt
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inter Den oerbeerenben Srantbelten, melhe 6als unb
Bruit Der 8leiuen befalcn, 1T o0s uSbcrrD Nectps
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9etUo1nlide @rfultun9 unD IifCrt 9%elun6en, bic @e
fnnobeit Observation-Disclosures S6lai. HiemQno tpiro
an Der q~ui(enocn Grippe urb Der pcinieenoen &ufts
MISUNDERSTANDING leioen, lDenn er UeiB, Ui9
eidt oieie aebellt lucr0en tonnen
ltripriu9lid has @r3eu9niB LANCER aritrcn9enber
unb erfotgrcider demiider llrteriu6uRg, tUerben me-
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mo9ltdIt ooQfommcn ber5uiteQen. gidn fam lid be-
bl9ltd aler @i9enidGften, lucthe es ic %0ctunoet, &C.
trolt aui %boiielbe p%erlalen es III bcute nod, ME :
Idbt0, ebenlo llertrDlirct9e Suren, tpie bic 9roBten,
es ie oeronloBt bat, gu ocranit0tten.
Subereitct pom
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pratttldcn uno analptilden @bemtern.
50 Set allen apotbeterH olerludrts gu babeH
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Ser 2eesbnraer 0eraiftunesfau. -
SntereiiaHte Gin5elnbeiten+ -
0efhtd1te Der Trau &lODo. -
Die 5 anbercn 4eiden dusgcs
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Elm anDeres Spfer.

araben. - gS1brfbetnltD nod
Elm anDeres Spfer.
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bate aufre9ung unO bat natiirlid aud Ser
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bon niebrlger 4btammuug 1T. Wabreno
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in 2ee8burg cine fcins @afuirtbl9aft belt
uro babel einige tuuienb Dollars eribrigt
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letu, tpenn er uiiGteru mar, mG5reno er in
trufcnem ;3uitunoe leine Saulilie brutal Su
~bebanoeln pfe9te.
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aft, briinett, BON rnteriester Statur ultO
nihtS menigcr, al5 biibl6.
sic petgerte iid Infan9s entl6ieben, cine
8ot-Wtortem.llnter lud)ung Der &eidle ibres
leBtperitorbeuen &iuoes porlebmen III laiien,
noour1 Der au9emeine Serbadlt 9egeH fe I'M
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oab le in Der Npotbefe %Spetnal Arlenif &C.
fault babe, bebauptete leOof, baiIelbe sur
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aus, er babe auBeroem and eiuem Dieni=
boteu Der 6rau 6. arieuif p%erfauft, Der aus
uriidlif gelagt babe, oaB feline 5errin Oaiielbe
81 benusen wiiniAe. Nah anb0rung perz
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8irsi9aft BON Srau 6. ansunehmen uno
bieielbe purbe bis gum Se9inne hires Bro=
aeiies, Der am sweitea Wonta9e i'm Stunt sur
gerbanOIuus tommen lol, tn's @efaa9niB
9ebraht.
@s liegt iest Der Ssroadt Dor, baB Srau
8. aud nod Die Mutter hires Dtannes per>
giftet bat - allo i'm @anSen fteben Perlonen /!
Die aei1en bes Manues, Der Sarte uno
Der anberen DreiSiuber iiuO anSgegraben, uno
Die Md9eu elmer demiiten analple
1nterporfen peroen.
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Der 99ooner uartbur Stone" fu9r seitern
iiber 5aore De @race mad Samsspiae, &c.
T., al.
Ser @bOoner reucp Wrisbt," Capt. e.
5ep, cling seitsrn Don bier mad 8ilmln5tou=
u.s., alb.
Ser 9amrfer reuciGs," Capt. 9rice,
langte Sonnabenb bon Baltimore in 8ils
min9ton, SIS, an.
Der 0anpfer rBiIiam 2amreucs," Capt.
9alett, lanste Dienltag bon bier in SoltOH
an.
Ser ensliide @dooner ,einba," Capt.
Mc&immon, fam an %. Wtdrs bon bisr I'M
5aien bon garbaboes al.
Sn Gbarleiton, S.=G., liefen 9ienifag Der
Dampfcr uSea @uG," Capt. Dutton, uno
Der Sdooner r5enrg Iaen" bon Baltimore
ein.
Die bobe Gee semauneu geisrn iotgeilbe
BON Baltimore ab9esangene Sabrseu9e: Der
Oampier r9ibertp," mad Sauanna, Die
8arfe v9anfee," mad 3io De Sansiro be-
ittn1tlt, I'm Der Sd1opuer ..@ou1eruatipe."
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StnntzG

B0ItIm one, Den 5. ApriI 1872.
Sn 6ot8e Der 8eror0Eunq SIR. Is, pom %. Nebr.
1872, uno b%etitelt: o@ine gcrotbnulg fir oQs Orc.
1iTen uno BfaiterU Der gurcnItraBe, Smiiden Naota
ions uno GG9critraBe, gu iorgeU." tUtro Der Staots
@ommlllGr d%nIon9cn, ben beia9ten Ebeil Der Sua
rcnftrdfe niocliren, %plGiterm une init Rdnfs
ftcinen beicFcn gu tuiiCu.
Gr mQdt oeBbotb bierIuit befonrt, 6oB aue 8erIos
non, lpelbc iid pur6 oieen Sei9tuB oe5 8lrsermeis
tiers un0 Staotratbcs pom Baltimore, ME e5 in bes
ia9ter Berorbnnng uus9coriIft lit, bceirtrddtiet ilb~
len, an o05 StaotgCridt ODER ireenb einen @ertttSs
boI noncompliance @erit t55ortct innerbOlb bretBig
G0gen BON Der eritcu Seroffcnttidun0 oirier Q etaunts
ma6ur9 on, Q~ppelliren tonner. SIN Auitru9e:
Ocp. y. gSppbiparr,
(87,93,9) GIert 0c5 Staot : @ommtiIdrs,
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@tabtratbs : NerbanDlmn9ett.

SUI erfen 3weige tparen seiteru Der Yraii-
bent, SEQ. Il. Porter, uno Elm Quorum Der
Wtitgfieoer antpelenb. 9r. Sowion reldte
cine Mittbeilung zines Gonferen5~Gomite'S
Der Sdulbeb6roe Elm, porin oieielbe segen Die
@rriftuug 5meier &uaben@5 o6i6uleu prote<
ltirt. Dem @omite iiberuieieu.-5r. Settler,
bonn Marft.@ omite, beridtete eiueu Sei1luB
ein, $3.50 fir 0esuns %elierHer Ylatten BET ben
9traBen<l1e6ersdusen bon 2%erinston- llnO
@utapitr. mad Dem Marfte Su legen. Inge'
nommen. - DeSglet9en elm geldll1b, Die
6rage Der Sentilatton bes 2erington. Charities
an ben Experimentation Der 0ffentliden gea
bduoe gu iiberpeiieu. Desgl. bic 8erorb=
ruus 'pessl Planiruns mnb Yflaitsruns Der
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Sermii9te Mn3cigen.


. UItlmOre, Den 5. NprII 1872.
-Sn Tolgc bcs Gcrornuun9 vi. II, genc5miQt oeR
II. San. 1872, bctttelt: Cine 8eror6nun9 hin oas
gioelliren uro Yfaltcrn Der StsrreuItroBe, SiUiihen
columbia un0 ST. ~Setcrirc6e, bc1glcihen 3uii9eM
Ttemonts ur0 JtiogelufrQse, III b~Cioy0ea," iuiro oer
Staot~@ ommiiidr aniGn9en, beu ~bCid9ten 9heil Der
StcrrettitrdBe niDeuircn, NIT Raneffeinen ber
eEcu uue p%ilaftcru Su taiier.
@r lnadt hermit %bctunut, Bag cIc &%erfoneu, tuels
de iib burb bieen 8cidtuB oe6 8iir9crmrihers uno
GtootratbeS BON Baltimore, Die Is in bc1aatcr Ser.
oronung uus9cbrlIt ii, bectntrShtiGt flbleu. an bas
StGotacridt, Oher trgCno tiuCn @tritt6bof nit coms
petentcr @eridtsbGrtCIt inuerbalb orGiBig Gage pou
Der eriten 8er0fcntlihunQ oicicr 8~ctanrtmQtung an,
Gppclirent0nneu. SIN Outrage:
Geo. y. S~BopSmOrS,
(S7, $3.50 Glert 0eS Staot &olumlfi1rS.
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Maemt In WaDtngtDm.

81. 6apiS aRefeIer, SIR. AIS, Grfte GtraRe,
nabe BennipluaniazQpeuue ulo Dem @apitol-@ arteH
lit unier asent fir Baibia9ton, @eor9etonn uuo
Aieranbria, unb iino 3ablun9en an tbn gu madbe1'
sJ- A1beigen fur ben 6 orrelponoenteH" psroen an
aennnntem Srte enta asngenommen.
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Mbfbiebs > Sonsert Der Sbomas'1
fd1eu Sdpeue.

8obl ielten bat Toro's Spernbaus Elm
Sablreideres unb eleganteres Yublifum in
ieinen Gdumen geieben, ais Oasienise, rpeldes
iid selern abeno eingefunoen bate, Tim Dem
IesteIs @ouserte Der trsfFiaen aapele beiSu'