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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-03

JIM. MILLER, AucuOneeT.
VALUABLE BROOKE COUNTY
v Farm FOR SALk.

The subscriber offers for Fale his Farm, sItus-
ted on the Ohio river, in Cross Creek To Nnehip,
Brooke county, West Va. opposite the Min9o
Iron Works, containing $50 acres, including
acres on Mingo Island The imPEoysTsntSS con;
substantially Of brick. stables, RrHnetiesl smoke
nous &. spring house, coal and wood hOuSes. iru'
sheds, &c; All orchard containing lUOO OF the
choicest apple trees, irnliinH rom July 70 me
latest keeptrs. 90 Of the nncst cherry trees N
full bearing; 40, pears, plums. peaches and
ounces; email iruits, such 40 currants: goose
berries, grapes, vine berries and Strawberries,
which have been selected and cultivated with
especial care. The 40 acres OF river b1ttom
which include the improvements, are In high
state OF cultivation and cannot he exeellCd 10
the United States for the lotions Of
tude, The whole upland A60unds In mIneIAls,
limestone, Ere clay, iron ore GO 10 10 per CENT?
conRlomeTate ores, and quArries OF moet excel
lent sandstone. 20 acres OF The tact are under.
laid with 0 vein Of the hueBt quality OF lime.
stone. Averaging ave feet In thickness, prof. ectng
TO the front Of the river hills and convenient OF
access; also the valuable sub-strAta Of coal, Is.
pecIRlIy adapted TO smelling Of iron and tho
manufacture Of gas. being the came as MinSo,
SteubenViIle and Jefferson companies are work.
Ing Also, superior vein Ct Ore clay, 9 feet in
thlckness, OF Is acres extent, opening 100 feet
above the river bank.
Mingo Island is point on which there is an
annual accumulation Of sand sufficient 20 supply
al inc iron NOIAI IN lnlb Vicinity Auu " uGFiluk
and the whole sand market being Of quality
suitable for furnaces, rolling mills, railroads,
building and plAsterlDg purposes.
The tract has river 'front.' Of ass poles. 100 polt
Of which % good . river landing as any on the
Ohio river.
Twill sell the whole tract together. Persons
WlShIng 10 purchase will please call and exam.
Inc for themselves. Communication addressed
TO me at steubenYlle, Ohio, wall receive prompt
attention,
Bunl-d0UU J.. n 0uHG0YNR
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DIED.

wYLTE.-Nesr Elm Grove, W. Va. on TueS
day morning, September 2, 1878, At 5 O'Clock
VIZ. WTLIB, In the esd year Of his age.
Funeral from his late reSidence, nciF BIN
Grove, this afternoon at o'clock. Friends arc
invited.
AAYRR.-On Tuesday morning, September .,
1873. Of p O'Clock, LouIS hATBR, aged ~ years,
Funeral from his lStO residence on ChAplIne
street, this morning at 10 O'Clock. Friends are
invited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-03

TRE sharpest man in the world, so lar
a. heard from, "hangs out" at Lafayette,
Ind. BE subsists by driving spikes In the
timbers Of a bridge and collecting the
wiSps OF hay that are caught by them
from passing loads.
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Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy Relief for Young HOl nom the ef-
fcets or Errors and Abuses Of carly life. Man
hood restored. ImpedImentB 10 MGTriIge re-
moved New method OF treatment New and
remarkable temediea Books and circulars sent
free, In sealed envelopes Adde'S, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. ! South Ninth bt., PhilA-
delphiA. PAN lnBtitptiOn having high repu.
tAuon for honorable conduct and professional
skl. lYdAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-03

MONTANA q BEAR DUCK FOR
Nl Roofing gtoAmboat1 and BLGeS, on hand
81 = 'N' 10" WI CHARLm BERRY.
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SHEPHERD COLLEGE.

ShepheFdstown, W. Va.
Session opens Sept. 9; 1873, TWO departments
extensive. Experienced teachers. Total ex.
penses per year, $50. State normal pupils pay
no tuitIon; others, $40, SIS. $50, according TO
studies. FOR Circulars, address The Principal
au9-eodGW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-03
RATCHELoR's HAIR DYE.

uy TIL! sGPeEb hair Oyo Is the HEsr IN TuE
stSnt1DConS 'eSSS Ey Harmless, Reliable, and 10.
Iona TlRtG no unpleasant odCE TSs g aSTTI'
W :; Batehelors RAir Dye pSoduccs TIiIRDI.
ATBLH : splendid Black Gf NHtIIHI RAJ
DSSS rot OF, st.I1 s TIE .GL9 bot leaves tho HHIr
peTtPft Dye, Sold by all DEuRCIS a IrIS,S ~ ~
Hold btreet, New YORK. j1aSTSo5 : ~
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WHEELING. AuguntS, I7ss
CITY BOOK STORE.
NEW BOOKS.


TuE HAY FEvER-IllustrAted by HappIn-PoE-
traying the euGetings OF Nj. A. Wipr Weeps,
. victim, g o.
LIPI OF Ray. ALPBED CooKHAN-C 81 90.
LEcfUREs AND sERHoNs-By Rev. WIN. Pun
BhUn, L LID, cloth 81 50.
A Pam OF BLUR 8YEs-By Thos. hardy, cloth
81 IS
PICKwIcK PAFERs-HouGehold Edition, illus.
trated BY Tn. Mast, cloth 81 80. paper 81 10.
THB UnRY or NATURAL PRBNolKNA-By n.
Emile sRiRey, cloth 81 So
OUTLu8s HEN, WoNEN AND THNG8-By
Harry ClemmeF Amei. cloth 81 90.
Lynx HDNTIAG-"Camping Ont Series" Vol.
,, cloth 81 so.
M LITTLE 6m-PGper T5c.
Too sooR-By Katherine b. MacquOid, paper
iNNocmT-By Mrs. olIphRut, paper 7Se.
75e.
RnPRS OF sAND-PAper 75e
81 30.
PlsHmO IN AMERICAN WATERs--By GenIO C.
Scott, cloth e. 20.
THE PIsHNG ToURsT-By ChAs. HAllock, 81
lGoAFIsnN0-By W. Q. Prime, 81 80.
A Gne assortment OF Ladies' Stationery, Porte.
nonnAlCs, Autograph Albums, &C, always on
hand.
id STANTON,
Rui5 Cor. l2th and Market Streets.
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Mothsrr. nothnrs. notharn.

A0theFS3 A0thoESS AOtherSs
s6 RSR sP z RSSfSF E hks S SS SsdsN
ne period Of tsothlng In children. II relieves
we Snllo from pIin, cures wind collie, regulates
we bowels and By klVlnR relief and health 10 the
chud, RiTe8 rest TO The mother,
Be sure and call for
MRS. WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRUP
For sale by all druRgisls. js2S-NWiS
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For sale.
ITRUsTEEs SALE.

SALE.
By virtue OF . deed Of trust made June %, 1868,
by William Dixon and wife TO the untsniRued
trustee, which deed 10 Of record in Deed Book
No. 50, page 5l4 In the once Of the Clerk OF the
County Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia.
vim oder a public sale at the font door Of the
Court House Of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, September q, 1878,
Beginning At 10 o'clock H., the following de-
seTibed property, that u 70 say: Lot NO. D IN
square Ne. n in ChurchIll'B addition 70 the city
OF Wheeling, commonly called BuenA vista, with
tho buildinRs and improvements thereon.
TEBu1 or 6ALI-HAn tho purchase money
cash In hand. the other half payable In ak
months from day Of sale. with Interest, and fe-
euEity satisfactory 70 the trustee.
Tile believed good, bpt selling ~ f1s;ees
shall convey only such title Ss Ii vested In me
by said deed Of tIpst.
VIZ. ?. HCBBAAD, Attorney.
]. n. MILLER. AuCtoneer.
Welding. Au0uR q, 1873 au.7
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rlFTY HORSES WANTED.

The undersIgned will be at the Grant House on
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday OF
this week, and wants TO bny Fifty Horses for
street car and driving purposes.
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Z INDsLEY INSTITUTE.

This school has been In continuous and Erc.
cessfl operation during the past year, and Is, as
was before stated in these columns, permanent
CO. During the summer vacation the building
will be thoroughly repaired. Tho location Corn:
or OF Fifth and Centre stTeGtsl 10 quiet and
pleasant and the grounds ample for exercise.
I he next term opens September 10th. For terms
and other information spply 70 the Principals.
JAMES WATSON.
I'D JOHN NJ HUTCHISON.
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HagerstOwn Seminary,

Fun AOUN% IIIADIAP.
The Fall Term Of this popular Institution will
commence on Monday, tho irst day Of scptem.
Der next Parents or Guardians desiring o
school Of the highest character, At moderate
rates, for their Children or Wards, apply for In.
formation TO the Principal, Rev. JOHN Nc.
OnoH. q D.. HARerstoWl, Maryland.
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BelIaire Water Works Bonds
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,

FIRST NATIONAL BANK, |
BELLAIRE, o., August Is, 1873
To effect An extension OF the Water Pipes
am authorized TO cell q few more OF these desiEa'
BILE securities, In addition 10 1910 already
cold, the entire loan being limited TO 500 0o0
These Bonds run from 10 Is yeArS, and bear
interest Of s per cent. per Annum. The Coupons
arc ole in March and September.
These Bonds arc not taxable here, except when
held by residents.
A. P. TALLMAN,
nnil Caahlhr.
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COMMISSIONERS oPlIcE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
WuEELIKG, Aug IS, 1873
Notice IS hereby given TO parties interested
that have fixed on the 30th day Of September,
1873, a my ONCE In tho city Of Wheeling % the
time and place when and where will proceed to
take and state the said account
WIN. II CALDWELL,
eepl-dGw Commissioner
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Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Loo
don, graduate from ono Of the most emiHeu
ColIeTes in the United States, and the GrcGuf
part Of whose llfo has been spent In the hospiuh
hss cIccted some Of the most astonishing curr
ever known. Many troubled with ringing It
Inc head and cars when asleep, great ncrrou
ness, being alarmed 1t sudden sounds, 6AsAi!I
neeS' with frequent blushlnH, attended soat
times with arrangement Of mind, were taH!
Iu,nnadIatplV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-03

necessary requisites To promote eonnublA hlP
pIness. Indeed. without these The iOGtu
through life becomes > weary pilGTiEagc. ,'t
prospect hourly dATkens 10 the View The m'tt
becomes sh1doWcd with despair and fllciwl
the melancholy reflection that the hAppiEc'.
another becomes bllphtcd with our own.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-20

1 menrs 9s1RDe nl!u es wv
|pierjebns Sage ieitben, Der lunge ssel 9Sl''z
oers mitsleiner. liebenspiiroigen 9atsiif,
elmer 9eid1te bes Raufaeartns Hentber, I'D
mad 5tuttsart besaben, I'M, bort Die
sslitter,po9en 81 oerleben. 3nm Ser
itdnbniB bes @an5e,1 lei fit sen 2eier
1bies sbemerft: Goftlieb ser So5n Der
giuSsrssl9ea gDslsnts, luor balo nodJ
toes-o -oeiu,asbs- .ieiaes sSrelnoss NentAsr
lpom &riessIda,tplobs ebenfqas i u 3 oas 's'
tasatsrbans suriidsetebrt. slllein 'peId9e
Werdnoeruns ,par So por lifb 9se9an9ete!
Die lieben, t9eatsh 'eltsrh, sic er nod
umarmen su fDnnen gtdubte> 1'e lose'l
bereits unter Der tdblen Grbe; oenn and,
Die matter bette balo nob bem 9in=
eange i9res Mannes bas 3eitlid)e 9s=
feanst. go itaub oennber innse Nteaa
aaua ouein ba. Do61 es lebte }e'n 'treuer
fyreuno unb Waffensenoife 9ertsal'a
nod, Der NIT Bitten uno Dtdnsert nifDt
|nad)lieb, bis @ottlieb leinena nno 1e'nas
@aters gsiinl1e na9sob, nno Sas Ren=
tber59e ,@aas be5os; bier erofnste eF
leine prayis als Mr5t> ,unb bier toer es
aud !. no Elm siinltiges @sfGid i'm nit
ben, reisenben WeIen betannt ma6te,
oas i'm als @attia b,lr6ls Ssbea;bez
|sleiten ioate. = ~ v. - ,-.. .-,@. .. = :.
l1nterbellen mar es auf Dem Boltone
aur hDbli6iten llnterbaltnns eetotr'n'el'.
Das eben sinsetroHene iun5e G6epaos
{dien bie{e 6eiterfsit errest sc babsn,
une bes @eplauoers uno sder3ens tuollie
fein gnbe ,nebr lein, bis plobti6 pom
,Sbale berauf Die reinen Some bes Mps=
sI6d6ens oronsen. Nua, trat bellies
Stifle Elm. gs ,uar Elm riibrenoer Mn=
Bid, bie1e eblen seelen 81. ieben, toie iie
liu, aneefdte ber. l@tpeisenoen Natnr
Dem @d6pferibr @ebet barbrad)ten, .uno
Der eble gfarrer 1aodte bds ou6 10 redt
lebenbis fabten, oenn na9 Beeuoisuns
Eber Mnba9t, laste, er: '5 I %.rs .: n: ,a4
sd mub seitebena meine s2ieben,
lol9e Mbenbe, tpie Der be,,ti9e lit, sable
i'd su beu fd5ufe,, meines sebens. 1llm=
geben pon lauter eblen, reinen 5eelen,
Die ID inni9 liebe UNI perebre, nl69te i'd
einitilumen in bas gBort sSimeons; Stun
. 9erp lab Deiren Diener in 6rieoen
oebini9eiben." SIR pertebt mid meine
sbeuren, tuas ID fase,t min, ,no Sebes.
aug gu6 fiiblt lebenbig NIT ii i11irT: 1liirT:1 q, H.
rMmen1 fpra6 &entber betpest nno
rgmen" tbnte sin ben @erseitAller nad).
ginen 9nsenblid per,peilte t'tdfn nod
auf BEN Balfons, Der jest bindbiinfsnbsn
E9onne ben sd5siibsssrub 5p,isnoep, oann
Fbesab li6abie @eieni6aft in nbasa aSnnere
Eoes g9toiies 5uriid; bort ben Mbsnbimbib
ein5uaebnlen 1,b bic Mntlinft ser i,lnsen
eDelsa'|dtss |ads sp fsitEr1p', IEpl s,55. asa1 ssag
~ laas - 'i4 --i4a a-a y ucs Ho4 II
seay,;4 ,n3~aa ,r;,, III, shYss ,s,sero,
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sfe 8bip,.s ]

.
:tsa4.e9 Tx. Ut s,s:
m : :, :. = / sxa
I9l0bli6 flopfte man leiie anbie abire
Sggte bon einer sarantel seito6en
fubr Der &aufmani, 5uiammer1 am gan.
gen 2eib' 5itteruo; uno nit nniiaers'
@timnne rief er:: u5erein." u.s.. @..... u. >.
Mer abe& .beidreibf ben 56feden unf
bas Gritaanen @entbers, als Die Sbare
1i6 Sffnete uno nit freunoli@em @rnbe
Der sreile @taotpfarrer Selling berein=
trat. &entber mar Die 8uHss suie &C.
labmt; taum .fonnte ct ben @rub oes
Befu6es nit 1tamaeen &opfniden er=
pibern, Sic Gesnablin fiblte bag
peinlibe Der Gage fir ibren Monn uno
Selling uno NIT freunbli9er Mene iaste
jie: :, ~ = I f,4r..>. 'ssG
oNe6t sutea Sag 5err @tabtpfarrer.
was 'peridofft uns Die etbre Sbres Be=
iudes?" s[~...s " ..s.-. ~. .....,,.
1Maoa1ne Rentber~, ermioerte Der Sc
fraste, i'd m0@te nit ,Sbrem @emabl
serne uber etto as 3i6tises reoeu."
rMit u.ra" frus Der aaufmann, BEN
enblab Die gbra6e .uieber setomu,en.
So, perleste Setlins, rtpenn sic oi'
@ute bdtten, mir eini9e Musenblide ),
idenfen, s" !. ,a1asx: =. X !. n: ...s... .a.l
uMit @ergui9en", lpra6 @entber
beGeu Neusierbe nun rese tuaro> vtuolle,
@ie nit tur.'s sefauigit folsen. 9abe
Sffnete oer, &aafberr cine anbere Sbiir
uno trat NIT leinem Beiu6e in Elm tleine!
@emad, @ier beter9elling einen @ei
@el, ben betletbe iueeTe,1 oonteno ob
Iebnte. -
rgnti6uloisen sic, Serr 8entber"
besanu oer pfarser, uwenn ID mir er
tdube, nit Sbuen einige Worte al
Trenno 3u toebieln,. Sd babe bon Den
l1nsliidsfaQe pernomme',, Der Sic getrof
fen, uno Bin. 9etommelt Sbnen 1nein BE
bouern oariiber aus3ubrdden, 3usfeid
ober au6 Sbnen metne 9ilfe ansubieten
Sd wsiB esS sic ben0tbisen oerielben
baben Ste. BertrauenE 81 mir, benin ID
foste Sbneu bereits, id reoe als Sreunb.
Rentber idpies iiberral6t; er to,tbt
nidt OF @6er3, Oh Grnit ebtelen @orte1
az @runbe liese. Mtt ,peit ge5ffnetel
Iugen itarrte er oen Narrer an, 6
tonnte es ni6t sla,lben, .baB Elm Manl
pie Selling Der bon Inn f3on 10 beleiotg
porosn, aue oiele Befdtmpfunsen oben
brein aud nod NIT 2iebe gu oerseltenin
6tanbe mdre. -'a7ra 7a~-,-
Isle 6elieben tooblFau 1paben, Ser
pfarrer22" frus @entber iest.
SD 1pabe, ni6t", beriebte ernit I'M
subis Spelling. usSur l1nsliid unb Gleni
berftlmmtber s6er3< s@agen sic mi
alio, toet9e sun1n,e gie not6ig baben
cxhrp sEirn1n n,tfrer,t, ali shnItou 1,,7S III
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q,a@oniit lyarsi, ,pir, az az selaBs 3hisrer
er5dbluns : iangelanst, 'iihN'SS SSriibriet
'pns oaber nur ned Menises ~ glqgen.
la Rentbers Hsnbn bot bersjts tifeine
,@atttn bic rei0e GrbtnM Mara p6ba paim=
burg bgimgsfl6rt> nnb bstrsi6f NIT sem
9ater 'ssaslnle:ilni idqttlid .oagg ggssiI4aE| bas
''iin blabsnber benn por1sm 8ol|if1pasann
&entber 1T Der ;6e9eiitertife salnbauser
Der ultramontanen partei in &c., unb,
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..5 sf'E@ta,~ x. @, -.
VEs mar Elm berrliGer gonr1nerdbenb.
SSSSm 8eFen persoloete bic Some
ben Sori5ont uno menstt tanfenoerlei
Sintetr uuter bas 5arte purpurrotb,
beHen Wioeritrabl Bic Ruppen Der.
fbneeigen Berse nit .eiren1 5auberif6en
@9inmer iibersob. Die Geniter Aes
i'm mittelalterli9en StDle aufsefibrten
@@loiies Saimburs erslibten in ben
lterbenoen gonnenitraDlen ME Teuer=,
16eiben unb leu9teten melt in Die Terns,
Mnf benz 8altone, ber ii@ an Der Weit=
leite bin5oa iab. eine feline, frobli9e
@eieui9aft. Ser 2eler ,piro einise Der
perlonen auf ben erien glid ertennen.
So lit es Dor alllem Raufuann &entber
nit leiner &attin unb ieiuem nun poll=
| fanbis berseFeIlten @obne Sermann,
Die unlere MufmertIamfeit beanipru9en;
neben &entber iist Elm ebrpiirbiser prie=
lterli6er @reis, beiien silberloden Der
Nbenol6immer ,pie *ein 9eilisenidein
,lmhi6t; es 1T Ser eble 9tabtpfarrer
Selling. 9i6t an ieiner Seite ftebt
Ser .Serr bes sdfoiies @aimburs uno
leine Gbebalfte. 8eibe iino stpar. laoR
auf Sabren, aber nod immer riiitis ,,no
4 fril6. SEPT ndbert fiif fit6 'ibnen cine bolbe
|Sangfra,l. sic 1T Die So6ter unb bas
ein5ise Rinb beg Beiibers po11 9aimburg,
fsesenpartis bie9Bra,.t bes iunsen &en=
4 tbersg | .3
! ug1tutter"., laste sic iett r,uie meinit
ST. 1T IS nod ,lidt 3eit,. bag Mbenbei=
!. ieu 5u bereiten?"% X s 4 !. ~. "a. -
vWarteeno9 Elm iueuig Marie", per=
| iebte Srau Spelling, rporerit uollen mir
ben berrfi6ena 5onnenuaterSang ge=
nieben. Gsift bies s6auipiel bod sn
prd6tis, I'M li3 IL bdlo 4 bon ' 'bm m trenne1' ''
Su f0nnelh4g fs5:9 H Nis
| uDos ifs uabr", .fiigte Elm iunser
f60ner Mann bin5u, Ser mad ben. Worz
ten Der 8rail Seains mit eiitler bliibenoen
Dame; ani6sineno ieiner @atten ben
Balfon betreten. 9llle tpanbten fi6
mad BEN gpre6 6enoen I'm, 1lnb ols, iett
Der 5obna @entbers oenielben ,pabrse=i
nonnen, iprans Il freuoig alif NIB lpn5: lll5= :.
armteibn, nit ben Wprten: 3'ts t&s5
Soft gum @ruB!f 9elln bin if; efif'
re6t fr6blih neil Ru, .,tein sliehers gsiu-
otrs, tuieber beis mir biif. !gbon lanse
1baben lpir aui Deine, &iidtebr seharrt."
lWlittlerneiles tuaren aud Die Mebrise11
bsrbeiseeilt> uno nun sing es an Elm Be
gruben, Sdnoeoriiden uno umarmen,
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ff6loNen unb l6i6te bic Slut beg Safies
! s]],aus. ,pel6en Der Mana segen ben eolen
prieFersreis gebeet. 9eue Bsanell
Itraten benz aaufmanne in bis aaiBe1J
uno inbem er bie 9dnbe bessb igsA
pfarrers erfabte, tie innis SSiid sab, 4agR
er NIT betuegter Stimme:
nGbler Serr i'd peib ni@t tuas i'd
lfdgen, NOD spas id bettfen ion. Wie
lEbabe m gbieies ibre @iite peroient?ss g
ipeld bittere 8e1eibiguttsen babe i6
Sbnen ansetban, suub nun tta6oem mid
@ett itraft fir an bies> stDas idr ieirent'
getreiteft Diener 5usefiist, fommen sic,
mir gu belfeu? Mie ion, ,uie fam i'd oieie
2iebe pergelten?"
uMnes mas sic mir ie 3useflst bo=
ben, ipra6 Der piiroise @reis, uiei BON
beute an persebeu anb perseien. Sd
|bdbe sut ben einaisen Muni6, 'oab Sic
in ben1lelben Graoe mein Sreunb peroen,
,uie @ie bisber 1neiu Seino getpeien.
:3piugen fann unb min i9 Sic ni@t;
aber tie felbH tuerben nun 5ur Ginii@t
selanst ieir, auf pel6er seite Sbre
Treunbe 81 iu9en iino."
.,uSa, bas bin ib", eruioerte &entber
serubrt; v,pie Sduppen fdut's mir BON
oeu Musen ,.no jebt erlt erfenne ID, mas
es beiBt, einen nltratnotttanen, luo NOD
ba5u einen prieiter gum Sreunoe 5u ba=
ben. N6, oaB ID friiber ni6t einse=
ieben, no uein Slid mir bliibt; oas
babe i6 Sbnen gu oanten> 6ie ii@ liberal
]ano rneire Greunoe nennen, obne 2eytsrss
gu lein." r,:fa t$* .S -
~Mu,t ater; rtlein 9ieber", 1dgte Der
(brape Yfarrer, ~riiden Sic nit Der
@pra9e Deraus unb eeben Sie bic @r0Be
Fber betuuBten Sunl1ne an. ' ..3.
u@ie belauft it6 auf oreiBistauleno
Sbaler", periebte &entber etpas tleinlaut,
| 9reiBistall1enb Sbaler", luieoerbolte
Selling. u9tlerbinss piel @elb; bod i6
tDerbe iie Jbnea bei6affen @ie. Daben
fnein Mort. sic fe1nen meinen 8ruber
ben rei6eu Beiiber oes in oerNdbe se=
|lesenen @6loiies 9aimburs; nit beiien
9ilfe bringen mir oas @elo ii9erti6 5u=
[lomn1en. 8is morsen 1T es III Sbrem
|8efse."" ..>:.. .1sL@3-hsEggaN,
&aum batte Selling seenbet, als Die
sbiire ii6 Offnete uuo Weabome &eutber,
oie jeoes Wort orauBen pernn,nttten,
berein ,ltiir5te, oem eritaunteu prieier il,
6IBen. 9anfenstbranen glan5ten in
ibren 4nsen uno tuabrenb iie bies Sd1,be
oes @reiies benebte, rief iie: .5'>.,& 81.
Sic fino uuier Wobltbdter> infer
&etter. 9ant, tanieno 9ant; mS9e oer
5imn1el Sbnen emit rei6lid perselte11,
mas sic lns erpieIen."" 9..tf 4
u@teben sic auf, Wea6at1e", lasfe
Selling serlibrt, utpas ID tbue 1T Girl
|itenpFi6t." . @.. .rgsg5. =oS -
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-20

b. 90 d D "a ob ID gefom=
N Il, i HI am su brinsen
a d m u iagesid euh,
I an 3 '.s 1p|s uns. g"
h ssgsr ysellins 9islt Wort, unb beg
anbereh saess fu6ote er ieinem neuen
Sreunbe 0ie gu beiien &ettun9 erforoer=
li6e. .@elMunlnle Dian, fann lid bic.
Mutb porlteaen, ,pelde bei ber liberalen
Hortei aOsbraA y als 4itee speruabaay
,aaufmanur- 9tentber fei abtriinnis se='
,,uorben. Nun iuarb IN @eieli6aft un6..
ii, sasesblatter,,. @,ift-,aor -@aae-sese.,'
i'm geipieen, aflein obne Grfofg: Ne'.=
tier mar fur ben 2iberalismus perloren.
N 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-02
TRIBETE OF RESPECTS

At a special meeting of committee of tho
Nydruulion Steam Fire Engine Company, up
pointed for the purpose of preparing resolutions
of respect ~ Their late felow-member. l.. Isaac
kcll, the following were unanimously agreed
upon
Whereas it has pleased the Almighty Ruler
OF the universe 4 remove from our midst our
esteemed fellow member, l.. Isaac Kell, whilst
in the discharge Of his duty which brought us
together IT'S commnionS in the Volunteer Fire
Department; Mnt whilst we bow in submission
to the will Of Hin who holds our destiny in the
hollow of His huld, knowing full well that it is
His decree and powcr to call one or all without
u moments warning, rs he did our companion.
to that home OF bliss from which no traveller
can ever return: therefore be it
Resolved, That PC condole with the family of
"uI Iat" coinianlohiu tt.~;, sudden and sad be-
rcavement, hoping sm; their loss is his eternal
gNn.
Resolved, Thai III engine and hose carriage
be drapcd in mourning for the space Of thirty
days, and that We uttnd the funeral in q body,
Resolved, That c,py of the above be trans
milted to the family f the d ceased and pub
lished in the daily pNers.
JOSEPH II YOUNG.
ISRAEL BERLINER.
GEORGE w. DIX.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-02
ALEXANDRIA, ' 4


The Fifth Avenue Theatre, New York, took
fire yesterday afternoon, short time after the
conclusion Of the matinee performance, and IN
about fifteen minutes after the discovery Of the
fire the entire structure was ablaze, burning
with so much rapidity that in one hour the
theatre was but uass Of ruins, It was valued
at thirty thousand dollars The lessee loses
in scenery, properties, wardrobes, &c, $3.50,
600. The performers lost nearly the whole OF
their private wardrobe. The guests at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, Immediately adjoining
the theatre, were naturally thrown into state
of great alarm, but the irculcu succeeded IL
saving the hotel as well Us other property III
the ncighborhood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-02

COMPRESSED Gun COTTON "A discovery of
some Importance, say the London journals, has
recently been made in regard to the properties
of compressed gun-cotton. The principal diff
fculty which has been encountered IN its man
ufacture has been the danger attendant on dry
ing it after leaving the hydraulic press. But
the difficulty has been entirely dissipated by
the result of a series Of experiments just con-
Guided at the Royal Arsenal. Mr.. Z. 0.
Brown, War Department chemist, has succeed
ed in decorating succession of discs of gun
cotton, taken straight from the hydraulic press
and containing from Is to 20 per cent, of water
without submitting them to the process OF dry
ing. The discovery was almost an accident
IArn,u an1 Nauu Jo1YalaI.