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| in the system, and is necessary for its
particular office Ill dig. stlUn, 50 pure
DIie will do no one any harm, but impure
bile III any one will produce diarrhoea or
n cramp; anu OF course chUlela. which /
| have already explained, and meTbus, u
Latin word, mcunIns tolIl or unhealthy
Cholera nlorbus, therefore, Is only IL
dldrrhut III Il severe or mltder form,
and the remedies tor these should in all
cases be first large dose ot tincture
opium or laudanum.
l have gwen one tablespoonful at one
dose in the violent cramp which attends
1t; Il less dose Is OIL toying or playing
with the disease, but large dose com
pels the nervous system, or rather the
nerves involved, to yield and recognize
the narcotic or Supplying effect of the
oplate. This term narcotic is from the
Greek narkoo Ito stupefy) and hence the
reason why il Was called SO. As soon rs
the cramps Or neuralgia are allayed, and
the patient SD relaxed as to straighten in
person and limb. which is usually in
about ten minutes, follow up with
tnmbler full. or nearly half pint of cas-
tor oil; this will 60 through the patient
in about fifteen or twenty minutes and
take the lau!num along.
If attendants will examine the evacua-
ton they will find the oil and laudsnum
floating about on top. At this stage i'm
bibe freely of muciltginous drinks, fax
seed tea. gum arabic water, slippery elm
tea. etc; these will calm the soreness
aud cover or shield the tender parts of
stomach and bowels. The patient
should be covered during the treatment
with blankets TO facilitate and keep up
moisture of surface, and they will prove
to be sndoritic, and a pleasant conval-
essence will ensue.
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panying collection of wheat, furs and
minerals. Looking ut the map he said
You have an immense country, but
don't the Indians trouble you! 1 he
display of the American 3ink nute ell.
craving Interested BIN, and he asked the
value III the denominations of the notes.
He was exceedingly pleas, d with the
chrome display. studying the landscape
and sea sceLe,. aud asking VIII II Sec
tious of tine country they represented.
He looked closely at the exhibition of
gold pens, testing their points AMI ask
Ius AS to thrir Durability and facility of
writing. The display of ores from
Michigan, Tennessee, Pennsylvania. IL
nuuis and Indiana We're scrutinlzed.
Tie blocks of coal and iron We're inter
estin, to the E nperor, who inquired
into the quality and production. While
he Was Passing through the musical de-
partment the Austrian hymn was played
ON parior organ. when the Emperor
raised his hat. The display OF boots,
shoes and leather was large. and was ex-
ahmed critically and satisfactorily. A
long time was spent in the arms depart
mrnt. the Emperor looking at every mo-
del exhibited. taking the arms, moving
the triggers ami irq,liring into their me-
chanism. He examined curiously the
military saddles and accoutrements for
wounded soldiers, and was deeply inter-
ested in asking about the comfort of the
wounded He wondered how cars Of
such unusual length could turn ordinary
railway curves.
Finally he said to Mr.. Garretson;
" For improvements and new inventions
since the last Exposition America ia
without comparison in the entire BALD
ing" In all the Emperor spent two
hours i'll close scrutiny of our depart
nent. Perfect order prevailed. although
there Were no police. and although large
number of persons followed the party
there Was no crowding. A the
Emperor passed from the display
he was received by each exhibi-
tor in person He said he would
reserve for another day the examination
of Agricultural H al. the school houses
aud machinery AT the end of the Il. part
meut. The Emperor shook hand. with
Mrssrs. Jay and Garr-tson. expressing
thanks for the courtesy shown him. As
ne left. Mr.. jay remarked that he Was
sorry the American department did not
fully represent the capabilities. industry
and resources of the United States. The
Emperor. through Baron Schwarz. said:
America makes more valuable. in
and interesting display than it
has shown at any previous foreign exhi-
pition. Beyond that. the most notice.
able feature in your display of industry
and art il the constant evidence that the
are thinking men. and that
.our labor seems to increase by constant |
aud active intelligence" Crossing to |
he British department.. the Emperor |
Sas received by Sir Andrew Buchanan.
be- British Minister; Mr.. Owen and the |
,th-r Commissioners in state, with ~nom |
D. examined closely the display of Great
Britain and afterwards that of Brazil.
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WHAT Is CHOLERA;
A Philadelphia Fhy sician's Dia Gnssis
and Treatment.
lPhila. Cor. Chicago Inter-Oeean. ]

fPhila. Cor. Chicago Inter-Oeeanl
I observe in the Eceaiag STR that DR..
L. T.. Duncln has addressed Il note to
your paper, informing you that th- dis
case prevailing III the cities III the South
Is hot Cholera, bat only more severe
form of the cholera nlorbuS. As the
writer Is one of the medical Fraternity
| We would b I'VE been much more pleased
ii the doctor had been il httle more aual:'
| deal in his explain ttiou of the subject. 50
that a. he Is writing for the general press
| of the couutrv, all woLld have undri =
| t ud, as the people IN general have not
, been educated enough III such particu-
| lars.
! FIRST he says, this is not choleri, y
! m-iuing,.as usually termed, Aslatic; Ill
| this l agree, but the Question comes up,
what Il IL cholera, or why SO called! We
| Inust suppose, of course, as the disease
| started IN forrlgn countries. this Is Il for
| I'll. name, and COMES from two Greek
words, cholH( nile) and roe Ito flow !;
| and consequently when any one Is taken
with 1t, sucn lStue SupeIn Il ural quantity
of bile passing through the bowel
(aiiiuentary cantl) that the natural mu-
Gus or slime which Is intended To lubrI-
C tie the bowel is converted into u fluid
and earned away which causes the stools
t., ASSUME il dark green color( bllIou>) Ill
the beginning, and subsequently white,
Shiny appearance, usually termed rice
water, rs the slime Or nIucuS Is cut into
SIN Ill sEreds or pieces. minced. III
tended with much frtchins forced vomli-
ingI, torlDina severe prlu). with cramps
and il doubling up Of the patient.
The first Is forced vomiting that Is
without IL suffiriency of nausea to vomit
with ease. and Of IL straiiilns Of the coats
Of the stomach, and rs tine nervous sys-
tenn is III deep sympathy, the tormini
Is very severe. and grlpins pains extend
through the whole Canal. These oe.ca-
stoned by the severe diarrhHa (fhis is
also a Greek term. dli., through, and REQ,
to dow. (Griping, this meanS whenever
the purgin1 has been SO severe as to de-
nude tue inner coat (nlucus) of its lu-
br,cstor, something to cover, toprevent
anv in ary or exposure, and consequently
this disease, chOiera, Is very rapid and
malignant or violent, and is somewhat |
like to disease ordinarily known in this |
country and elsewhere AS cramp. and |
may present itself as cramp in the stom-
ach Or bowel, and is attended with much |
neuralsia which is wholly distinct FROM
u Deuropathy.
The former is a cramp, Gan affection of
the Derv-s and attended With severe
pain). Greek term neuron, nerve. and
algi, pain; whereas the latter, an affection
of the nerve but without the pain, is
also Greek terra. neuron, a nerve and
pathos. disease. As the bile, chola, is
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ON Saturday last the Phoebe District
Court adjourned, on motion of Jud-, e
Pitzer. ont Of respect to the memory OF
the late Mr.. Ashley. A committee WAS
appointed to 90 through with that dre.,.y
ami monotOnous formahty--the draft
ing of resolutions expressive of the SELL
timents. &c, &c, &;.,-beglnnin,,
"Wnere.ts. 1t has pleased the Ruler oi
Ii Is aimIst uaae tins mumm-ry Should
Cease.
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their FIRST collision ON the Phoebe and
BulliOnville narrow gusge railway Last
Friday. The Record says the trains
were only six feet apart when they were
s-opp>d.
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WHEN any man becomes SO iInbecile
that he Is unable To take care ct his prop
er;y. it Is III accordance with a wise cus-
tom to take his property away from him
au,i give 1t over to IL responsible gnarjitn
until his health and mind shall be
restored. And 81, too, If heir OF iu-
f.,ntile years All I'M IL lturity OF jail =
nle,lt she uid come into the ownership vi
u great supply IF p1Sler aud lead and
surs and o,her manItious of war, and
fleets uI ships and like hcreditaments
and appurten,nces, it would be Jlst and
wise AMI prudent til 1t taess thing snonl
BE- 81 guarded aui disposed OF until he
had arrived at years vi discretion us that
he should not s4nander them or have
them iilch-d from INN by desl snins anu
vicious outsiders Or unworthy relatives
and kinS- people. We have recited these
simple aud self-eyldent truths for the
sake of the familiar illustration they
give. Look al Spain. SIZE, herself, i
the must dep.oraUis imU-cIle one Can
call to mud. Tue aggregation vi politI-
claus ~nv call themselves her govern
mrut ARE AS Weak and puweriess As chill
Dir, IL. In Aid auoui this Imbecile nation
Add THIS pack of children who axe play
III, at the business of government, are
great q >Iinti,les of the means and imple-
indeed, they s<ein about - be, perverted
aud rAI,app,isd toy the providing outlaws
os who.u they are surrounded. Won't
II SOON Oecoune, If 1t has not .iSe. lady be-
coAne. Il necessary thing to the conserva-
tiou Of peace and the Legitimate func-
ti1ns OF n..tionai.ly throusnodt Europe
Iuat Spain should have prol-cto.,te
Until sdcn Il tIin- AZ IT all appsif eSI-
dent and IuiilU4tAUIe that she nrrself has
UecS.ue once inJie '-ciotued All III u Il
r., 1T mind" and is ulder the direction
vi q sosefnLn-n c,psoie VI t,hIi, cat,,
vi l,sei1 C.tn England aui ttu.,...
AND FRANCE ;.nu kdss... atford ~ Lave tue
.otJ.Al,su Acct ro.,AuIu. tue seas SUD- ct u
.ne iaSAess wAiais AMI cap.Aces vi The
IL WHOSE n.,u,ls the uIS,i
~ seiIul suirs VI that deet low are
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saulted by floche mule The other day
aud had MS left fOrednSer kicked clean
of aud the middle tiuSsr broken besides
being Ihumped III the ribs. Emotional
ln,aality the part Ut the mule.
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.s.sU rHEx JoNA raAN AT VIENNA


1t Is we'll enough, from time to time,
| ..s IN ..faeAI a.es vi p..iTlo,i>.u oarn a..
| our ue.srts, " r.iiI auoLI Pc et-te uy-
| uAsties vi ELrope; UT 1t benouses Us,
| III c.sdtJr, ~ cJAles, Tat II Is q Sratliy-
| lns tain. 10 have il III 'n.rcn VINO wears
| a. crown upon Ills head aud u pedigree,
hk- that vi tue u,l,e Of II .psodrs
upon his back, t. pat our vanity upou
lne pate and Gail Us STUART boys, and
ooys vi prodI2lous energy, aud Inventive
genius: aud 10 W. Congratulated upon
uvIu- Ill "a country as ois as TINS -, FL
cetefu, ct ceie,u. Ii makes us 10 expert
which COMES FROM a well timed glass OF
ehamp,s to lead ot sucn SrLluyins
vpinioI,s as are attributed t. has III j sIy
Al tne tuilOwIn1-Ouiyt There Is nu Inen-
lion vi amy Nevada oies or bullion III
lue .,eurr.,l layout; aud We are sorry
Tor the omission:
NIENSA, July 80
World special. lac E,nperot VS.
Itru tne American II p.,rIm Ut tnis morn
LII. lccoInptnIe,t ny D.,rou Scnwafz Len-
o-rn, Count Bell gard aud tue M.nl>,er vi
Police Notice. n.,d Uceu Siseu to The
Commissioners beforehand. HIS III -
IrsIy wu.e !, Field NJ .Isn.,il's unlfo.lu
de MAS relieved at Tie entrance 10y NJ
rcston. CnIet COMMISSIONER; Minus
NJ NJ
and me other Commissioners. Tne
Emperor. accomplished ny NJ 5s,rs. Gar
felson and Jay, gave II veiy Close exam-
Iu.ttiun ..nd serunity to every department
la the exhibition. Tue orI5Iuai SEWN,
machine made by E.i,s Howe was exam
Iued with deep ititeniion, the EiuperUI
..sAInS what additional Improvements
iiad been Made. He went through the
eIIt,or.ite exhibitions OF other sewing |
uacuIue u.inu1.tctuIeS, eXtmiuin, Spec |
lIuens vi emUruIdtry anu s,ItchIng. All !
tel cuIluuSiy stuiyinS map OF Phl,a-
,ielpniI the Empefof asked Munster 1
Jay where the size of tue Ceutenni.,i
+ ,nibltion WAS, and put other questlons
as 10 tue Resources and ATTRACTIONS OF the
city. The models Of the school houses
vi Doston and New YORK were examined
1t length, the Emperor inqairlnS INTO
the methods Of INSTRUCTION and tile
number IF scholars. A model of the
excavation Of He'll Gate Wits examined
very closely, and after putting great
MANY Questions as to tue Necessity TOR
the wo4x, sad to Count Bellgard the
teats OF these Americans
are lncreuIole." He visited the dental
display and Was much amused, asking
the names Uf the various materials used
Tor tue manufacture Of teeth. The dis
play vi cotton, sugar aud rice from the
south, IN States Interested the Emperor,
Sho Expressed surprise and qualification
It their astonishing resources. He also
Examined the Onlo. Missouri and Cali
ornia wine exhibition. asking about the
Quantities of the wine. A glass Of
american champagne offered the Empe-
or by IN American exhibitor Was smil-
ugly declined. He spent some time
tudyiny the map Of the Northern Pa
lfc Railroad country. and the accom-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-24

PAT HOLLAND. the Writ lous and exem-
liecUru has been Reelected to the position
Of F.TrnAn vi the Engine and Hose
company vi LAT place. 1t is many u
Year .lnce Pat OeSAn u have AN amOi-
ton u get there III time to secure the
pipe 1nA 81 .Aift TIC hast wafer.
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NEW TODAY.

DR.. g, 3, DAWSON,
Physician and Surgeon.
nFFiCE WITH DR.. r. C. ALLEN. OPPO-
~ site the State Capitol, Carson City, New.
jylk-ln*
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DIR. ]. p. MOOKLAR,
and surge n
AFFlCE REMOVED FROM VIII.
" LIS Drug store to the tWo-story frame
building next south Of the County Buildings,
(np-stsirs), Carson City.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-22

TIE many friends of N 60 Fannie
Noblin will be pleased to learn OF her
return to our city for the purpose OF taxi
ing charge of the Trimming DEPART
ment OF Meudel & Dunswsy's Millinery
House. To those who are acquainted
with her work it is not necessary to Of
fer any recommendations, and those
who are not, all that is required is 70
give NJ. & D. q call and see some OF
their trimmed pieces They will find
Miss N. courteous and always willing
to show goods and give such iniorms-
ton as may be required.
Miss Noblin having Just arrived from
New York, will be able to furnish all
the latest styles in shades and trim
mings.
Mendel & Dunaway have added to
their stock full line Of white goods,
consisting OF Nsinsook, Cambria Mus
lin, Organdies, Victoria and Linen
Lawns, Swiss, Null, Tarleton, Ham =
burg and Swiss Embroidery, Putting,
Plating and Tucking also, full line
Of laces, real aud pstent '.-
Their stock OF Millinery and Fancy
Goods is second 10 none 10 the city, all
of which will be offered as low as the
same goods can be bought in any house
in the same line OF business.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-22

ODD FRLLows HALL.-As the Grand
Lodge of Odd Felloxs OF this State is to
meet in this city. commencing on the
fourth Tuesday in April. every prepsra-
ton 10 being made BY the fraternity
here TO give thst body glorious recep
ton, and to make their stay pleasant.
With this end in view the large hall
has been elegantly kalomined and
frescoed, and one Of the hsndsomest car
pets We ever saw placed on the floor.
1t is now one of the handsomest Lodge
rooms in the West, and q credit to the
fraternity Of this city. Arrangements
looking to grand parade, during the
session Of the Grand body, are being
made and the prospect is that it will be
the largest gathering of Odd Fellows
ever seen in this State. Invitations will
be extended to the Steubenville. Wells
burg. Martins Ferry, Bridgeport,
Bellaire, Moundsville and other neigh
boring lodges Of Odd Fellows TO join
their brethren in making this q most
imposing display.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-22

ITO INVESTORS And CAPITALISTS. -
We call attention to the Advertise
ment Of John B. Trull special Agent
for the Charter Oak Life Insurance
Co. OF Hartfort Connecticut; ssers
sll,OOO,000; Agent OF the Buffalo
Valley Railroad; Agent OF Railway
Accident Insurance Co., of Hartford
Connecticut Banker and Agent for
Syudicate 5 per cent Gold Loan, o.. S.
Governments last opportunity for Elk
changing S 90. Representing Jay
Cooke & Co. Philadelphia and New
York; Jay Cooke. McCulloch d Co
London, England; also special Agen
Of Henry Clews & Co., New York. For
the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Min
nessota First Mortgage bonds. He has
for sale Mngo Furnace Co., and Street
Railway Stocks.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-22
appearance.

HEAVY Snow STORM Yesterday at
ternoon we were visited by heavy
snow storm and as we write the GROUND
IS white with il. 1t seems as ii hoary
winter would never leave us. just
about the time we conclude spring is
here, and we rejoice in the sunshine
and bslmy air, along comes a snow
storm and away go all our bright
dreams of spring. Well, as we have
before remarked, the Fourth of July
will give this sort OF thing a sweat
il it don't snow. a.. A....''.
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RIVER NEws.-The river is still SLOW
ly rising, The marks last night showing
eighteen feet four inches in the channel
here. Reports from Pittsburgh give
the depth OF the water there as twelve
feet aud rising. ~ Oh
The towboat Tom Rees in passing
through the bridge at Bellair, lost two
barges OF her tow. 1t seems to have
been the result OF bad handling. One
of the sunkeu barges lies nearly opposite
the mouth OF the creek. The other lies
near Hestherington's.
The Hudson will leave for Cincin
natl at 8 o'clock this AFTERNOON. The
prospect is that she will have q big
trip. Passengers will be accommodate
ed by calling on Charley List. her &C.
commodsting clerk.
The Courier, Capt Jack Harrison, is
to-dsy's Psrkersburg packet Mart
Noll is her clerk. Y .
The Ell. Hobbs and barges are up Tor
Louisville and ST. Louie this afternoon.
She will leave without fail. 10 30 I
Jerry Mason is one of the pilots on
the tow boat Victor now on her way up
the river with tow oil iron ore lot
Pittsburgh. - $40
The Liberty No 4 left Louisville on
Wednesday for Wheeling. with . TOW
of ore. [ sa .a.Ie. i'5,.N
The Carrie Brooks. Capt. 3; Darling
leaves this moroipg Tor Pittsoursn-
Billy Harbisoa has charge OF tbs ofhes
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-22

For vienna Hon. A. J. Sweeney
and bis brother Thomas Sweeney, jr.,
have engaged passage for Vienna, on
the steamship Algeria, Of the Cunard
line, which leaves New York on the
18th Of May. One of the Superior
Reaping and Moving Machines, made
10 this city. by the company Of which
Mr.. A J. Sweeney is a member, was
shipped to the Vienna Exhibition, on
the Steamship Guard.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-22

EXPERIENCES, proves all things", is
trite and true saying, and is directly
applicable to the fact thatths Eufska
Organs, more than meet the 'expecta-
ton OF purchasers especially the, new
styles of Eureka Cabinet Organs lately
These Eureka Cabinet. Or
gans, are entirely Of different styles, and
the pure, sweet tones, brilliant 7voIciDg
and handsome cases, attract many
purchasers. The effort Of our enter
prisiug Music dealers. sheib & Co, to
provide good instruments at low prices
meets with success as may bs sesn'' by
visit to their store, Monroe street as9vs
Market . F.@-'4e r q q,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-22

POLICE CoUar Que lone, lorn case
was all the docket otthe Police Court
contained, yesterday morning. And
that was plain case of plsin drunk.
Which the name o. the unfortunate
it is Harry Hoke. He was captured in
North Wheeling in quandsry. He
was holding on to sign post and say
ing to himself: ,Thisis a queer thing
I'm bothered. If a let 90 III fall
down. If don't let 60 I'll never get
home" Officer Bogard came along
and helped him to let 60. He was
fined y and the costs, it being his first
appearance before the court. -',.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-22

STILL ARRryISe -Messrs |. Blum d
Bro at 1874 Main street, aud at their
Branch House at lI9 Main street are
busily engaged in opening out their daily
arrivals Of new Spring Dry Goods and
Suits. In few days their stocks will
be ready for the inspection Of their
costupers and the public in general.
Due notice will be- given through the
press ststing time Of their first Spring
opening Fashionable Goods and low
prices may be looked for.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-22

To THE LADIES OF WHEELING AND
VIolNIrY.-Hsving enlarged my store
l am prepared to show one OF the
largest stocks Of Millinery goods ever
offered in this city and at the very low
est prices. l have also engaged the
services of Miss E. J. Hodge, first
class New York Milliner, late with
Lord & Taylor, to take charge OF my
Millinery department, where will be
found the latest and most fashionable
shapes in trimmed Hats and Bonnets
Also complete line Of Notions Thank
ing you for past fsvors, aud soliciting a
contenusnce OF the came
~ ,. / remain, respectfully,
VIM BACHARAcH,
100 Main St, Wheeling, w. Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-22

REMOVAL OF THE NATIONAL BUSINESS
CoLLRGE.-From and after the lat day
of April, the National Business COLLEGE
will be located in the second story Of
the McLain's Block, corner of Monroe
and Market street, opposite the Mcclure
House. w. w. MARTIN,
Principal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-22

MAKING THREATS LORD Stanley on
Yesterday, had Ellen Ball arrested on a
charge OF utleriog threats against the
dau ghter of his Lordsbip, alias }. d
Stanley, yesterday. The evidence was
partially heard by Squire Johnston and
continued until next Friday, Mrs, Ball
giving bond in the sum OF SlCO Tor her
appearance. .r. ....r ...
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-22

Still CONTINUED The evening ser
vices at the first Presbyterian Church,
are being continued. and are exciting
great interest. There will be preachirg
this, evening as usual, to which all are
invited. We are informed that these
meetings a doing are great deal Of good
and are largely attended nightly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-22

OScs more we call your attention to
the Cameo. Medallion Photographs.
Tho convex surface Of these PICTURES
adds . beauty obtained in no other way.
specimeHS ,6sha b seen only At Robin
s6d's {PSstxidgs's) Gallery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-22

BADLY HURr.-A little daughter o.
J. A. Lancaster, member O. the Second
Branch ofthe Council, from the Sixth
ward, ftu yesterday afternoon iDjuring
herself severely. 1t was thought that
the bones in one of her arms was brok-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-22

CLOSING Our SALE OF Doors AND
SHOES Il will offer for the next thirty
lays my entire stock Of Boots and
Shoes OF Home and Eastern manufac.
ture, at and below cost.
l. V. BLOND.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-22

I ONE hundred thousand dollars for
. ten dollar bill, may be procured by
purchasing a ticket in the Grand Gilt
Concert Tor the benefit of the Louisville
Public Library. The Concert will come
off April 9Th. A few tickets can still
be had by applying toJ. V. L. Rodgers,
No. l06 Market street.