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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-28
A SIXTH Atlantic cable is being can

A SIXTH Atlantic cable is being can
vassed for among capitalists in Eng
lang, to be laid from Liverpool to New
York direct, 5000 miles, at a cost OF
100000. A new French cable, tor
which the money has already been
subscribed, is to be 800 miles shorter
and is to possess a carrying capacity OF
twenty-seven words per minute, which
is said to be double that which can
possibly be obtained by a single direct
line OF 1900 miles, the ascertained fact
being that after the first 1000 the re-
sstence Of the cable is immensely In
creased.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-28

WOMAN suffrage has gained unex-
pected strength in the Pennsylvania
Constitutional Convention and.the right
OF women to vote will probably be sub
mitted as separate proposition to be
decided by direct vote of the peo-
pie. 1t is even believed that the women
Of the State will be invited to vote upon
it, 80 that their sentiments may be
learned. The propositinn is that there
be separate ballot boxes for the two
sexes and it the amendment is en-
dorsed by a majority OF both, it will
become part OF the Constitution.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-28
TUESDAY, JANUARY ~, 1878.

GOVERNOR JACOB is rapidly becoming
even. more proscriptive OF Democrats
ana Democratic journals than either
BoRxsas or STEVENSON was in the
palm, days Of Rsdiealism- in West
Virginia. II was always' customary.
forotbsr Radical Governors to advertise
their proclamations and other matters
in which the people OF the State were
interested, in the newspapers of both
political parties, But Governor JACOB
seems to think that only those who
supported him are entitled toany rec
ouuition at his hands and they afon e
deserve TO be informed OF his official
acts His recent remarkable proclama.
ton concerning the Congressional cleo
ton first appeared in the West Virginia
Journal, Radical newspaper which
The Governor seems to have selected az
his personal organ, and was Published
Yesterday morning in the Wheellns
Intsl6qsneer at :, State. expense. NC
Democratic newspaper has yet. so fal
AZ we are aware, been similarly favored
though BoRKnAN and SFErESsoN wer'
ALWAYS in the habit Of advertising such
documents in the papers Of both politi'
cal parties. If the Governor had TIT
power he would OUT Herod the bitteres
and most proscriptive of the officer
whose partisan blindness broke dow
Radicalism in this State nearly thre'
years 400.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-28
Tn, n upboso,mrliinng OF oaks ANS has

Il THs unboaomiing OF OAkEs AAEs has
created CONSERVATION among the mem'
bers Of the members Of the Republican
party-the boastful representative OF
all the virtues. Says the New York
Sun, the first to expose this gigantic
fraud ~ rn rF ,I.rlT @.E
The Massachusetts, Samson, was bse
made sport for the Pbilistines for al
these weeks and months has recovered
his stresgth with. his memory. Yes
terday, putting his arms around Coltax'
Garfield, Dawes, Wilson, Allison, Kel-
lev, Sco6eld, and Bingham, pillars in
the Republican temple OF Dagon, he
tumbled the whole editice Of falsehood
and corruption to ruins.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-28

MAJOR HEREFORD, OF the Third Dis
trict, introduced bills in Congress yea
terday relating to the Harper's Ferry
property and to the James River and
Kanawha canal. The people OF his
district, and indeed of the State at
large, are largely interested in the vast
improvement contemplated by the
canal, and we are glad to find Mr..
HEREFORD taking an active part in the
enterprise.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-28
THERE is q menace of war in We

THERR is q menace Of war in Yer
mont. Three counties Of that State
Chittendeu, Franklin and Grand Isle
complain of an unequal and excessive
valuation Of their real estate. A con-
yention Of Franklin county tax payers
have voted toresist the levy Of taxes
and if they persist, the State will have
to deal with the case as open rebellion
1t is expected that there will be no oc'
casion to call out the militia. as The
Brigadier Generals are sufficiently
numerous to put down the insurrection
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-28

The people OF Cleveland. seem de-
termined that the Cuyahoga Valley
railway shall be built, Notwithstanding
the failure OF the municipal subscrip-
ton. The friends Of the company pro
pose to raise in the city 100000 by
private subscriptions to the stock Of the
road. Or this amount $l25, 900 has
already been subscribed, and there is
no doubt that the remainder will be
very shortly taken. The Wheeling and
Lake Erie folks will have to hurry up
or the Valley road will be built to
Bowerstown before the road to Wheel
ing is opened
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-28


TIE Baltimore Sun SAYS "it is learned
that the Shenandoah Valley Railroad
Company has, within the last day or
two, executed a mortgage for 50 DOC. 900
to complete the entire line. The bonds
will be seven Per cent currency bonds,
payable in thirty years These bonds
will be first lien on the entire line Of
rosd. running lib miles through q part
Of the Valley Of Virginia, and crossing
two great east and west lines. the Cbes-
apeake and Ohio at Staunton, and the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio at Sa-
lem"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-28

The New York Herald, in its irrev.
erent wsy, says: aThe revelations which
have been made in regard to Senator
HArLIs and the Credit Mobilier, when
taken in connection with Dr.. NEWMAN
circular recommending HARLAN's re-
election on account Of bis piety, show
the necessity of separation of church
and s.s.er.-FAe- sassties-is now how
ever where does the irrevereuce come
in2 Perhaps, alter all, it is not the
HsraHs-but was in the case before
that paper made this touching ailusIon
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-28

L Il ~
more Gazette that the pending invest'
astinnptJ the CT HsSes "Oa.a sou ~ tue
summary expulsion of every member
Of Congress. who took brides of Credit
Mobilier stock, we might hope for q
better state OF things, and purer legis-
lation at Washington hereafter. But
we have no such expectation. There
are so many members Of both houses
who have taken money, or stock, or
have been bribed in some form or other
by the lobby agents OF steamship lines
and railroad and manufacturing COR
porations, that they have a personal
interest in shielding those of their
associates whose scandalous practices
have Just been brought to light.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-28

JuDeE HoAR and CALEB Cushing are
reported as agreeing that the evidence
already brought out by the Credit Mo-
bilier Committee az to the way the
Government was swindled out Of the
fret mortgage on the Union Pacific is
sufficient to forfeit the charter OF the
road. Other information confirms this
view and indicates a growing purpose
on the part Of Congress to take posses
sion OF the railroad, 1.-THE rights of the
Government can be secured in no other
way.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-28

The Washington Reviep estimates
last years wool crop in Washington
county at 100000 pounds Two
thirds Of the amount has been sold
within the last two months, leaving Q
balance on hand of about 100000
pounds, for which 90 cents is asked.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-28

WE are under many obligations to
that euterprising firm Messrs. Pittock,
Nevin & Co., publishers Of the Pitts-
hurgh evening Leader, for a copy of
the Leader Almanac for 1878. 1t is
full OF valuable statistical information
mainly concerning Pittsburgh and
PENNSYLVANIA, and will constitute a
useful book of reference during the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-28
Anew Departure in Medicine

II is difficult to induce the medical pro-
fession to abandon the old grooves In
which It has travelled for centuries. Purga-
ton, venesection, opiumization and Bills
teration are its team Of venerable hobbies
and 1t does not lik- to harness up the new
four-in-hand OF IMMIGRATION, regulation,
publication and renovation. and take a
rev departure. Advanced practitioners'
however, who are not weddeo 70 oiu NY
mas. admit that in Hostetters Stomach
Bitters we possess, SO to speak, counter
charm to the maligu influences that pro-
~. - ,o,,o,,c a nnn III ,~ns ueSa.a -
IN nervous complaints, aTHe a, and the d.
FESTIVE orgs Ms this powerful and whole.
some vegetable remedy effects extraordi.
nary cures. he public rendered this yer.
dict ms ny years ago, and the enlightened
m EN- bers OF the profession acquiesce il 1t.
Better late than never
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-28

A CONNECTICUT boy, just learning to
read, ask ed his father what Credit Mo-
bilier was. "It's our national game,
nv boy," replied the father, who, with
the shrewdness OF a native o! the
Land OF Steady Habits" was looking
ahead. You'll be able to play it when
YOU get big enough and 60 to Congress.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-28
NOTICES.
Stockholders Meeting.


cEALpD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- ceiyed ut the ONCE of the Board Of Com.
missiopers Of OHIO county, until Monday,
February 5 1873. to supply the Court Hoass
and Iaii and Poor House with coal for the
ensuing wear. Proposals must specify the
Quality OF coal proposed 70 oe furnished.
me Posrd reserves the right to reject any
n" 9" JOHN HANDLAN, President.
Teste: c. q. CECIL Clerk. janlS-i
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-28

Mrs. .. MCCOY,
lAs MAIN STREET.

JIEEPS A FULL ASSORTMENT "
n Laces, Trimmings. Gloves. Corsets, In.
Guiding Ms. Moodys Abdominal Corset !;
Gents and Ladies' Hosiery, Handkerchief
and everything sppertainins toa complete
assortment OF Fancy Goods. Orders for
anything In her line promptly ATTENDED TO.
I,adies desiring TO purchase handsome win.
ter ciosis or water-proofs would do well 10
examine her stock before making selections
elsewhere. oftI2-c
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-28
WANTED.
TRUSSES
"TIEOSH."

''rTTRosHroR UNFERMENTED WINE
Il for Communion purposes. Also
Angelica Wine, very delicate, q iayorite
wine for ladies and invalids. Also. spark.
ling and Hook Wines. Pinef & Co.'S Brandy,
Old and pure, superior Rye and bour Don
Whistles. for medicinal purposes.
FOR sale by LOGAN, LIST q co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-28
NOTICE.

TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THk
stockholders of the Benwood Iroa
Works, for the election Of Directors, win -
held al the once of the Company, No. I
QUINCY street. In the city Of Wheeling, o.
tuesday. the sth day OF January, lSl al
O'Clock p. N. AIoN ~ LohlNS,
WHEELING, January IL Secretary.
fanl4.rf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-28

The public OF Wheeling and vicinity are
res pecttully in ormed that the following
celebrated musical artists will make their
first and only appearance N this city in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-19
3nrfifde Seamten tstrsitsn nun sin'

xurfif6e Scamtcn tstrsiten nun cine
GiIsubabn in Der Siirfei, psl$s bon elmer eng
lii6en @sls0itaft ssbaut puree. Die 3irfsn
,si6nen Il5 surd ibr sori@tissS nnb lansianss
5abren aus, une man erSablt pom ibnsn ~fclssnss
snefsete: .Giniss S%fsrrsi&ii&e SasSlisbbabsr
sntIdlpTsn F3, auf bisisr Sabn siusn aueHus
,u MAIDEN, nm in elmer ibnsn bc8anssprislsntn
@tssnS ibr 9asbslid sa psriuGsn. Sts ,rarssn
balo css lansiamen 5abrsns miiss unO unSs'
oulpia' nawsntiit ta fs sslrssnbsitliS Saisn
aui hem 8slcs laufsn ia9su. Der 3us belt,
nadssm er cine fur;s Strsde Defenders lanslam
sssansen mar, itia, cbns SaB Gin DOrf Ossr cine
Citation in Der Ndbt mar. Ginsr Der Sassr
tsats ben 3asfabrrr iitsr cas- %Ianslams 8abrsn
unp bas Stiataitsn sur 8sSs. Der 2tlffe srtrt
f6 sans %sslaIsn, ibm bic llrfl&s ia Ssissn. Gr
flbrte zen 9Gssr sur Spiss osS Bugs anp Ssutsts
aaf sinsn Slug Irani4r, prI&c in elmer ie9r Re.
ssutsnesn Gntisruuns saf Der 9abn iaben, unb
iasts ssm Saser, man niiNc par.sn, bis is ia
e%atfernt bGttsn, un tn llnsliid 3i srrmstsrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-19
Colbert.

Colbert mar Der Sinansmiuifcr 0aStpisS XIV.
5raufrei6 ~inansisa su rettsn, par Sas 3is, eas
er lh ley,s, unb nit elmer llneisennisisfsit unp
Sreus bat or ss ssrfclst bic i& rGbrsnb itinss
getens fsinsn aussntlid perIGnsnstsn.
@nfaneS gait or icbr Yiel tsim apnig, eanr
wures 8pupCis. Der arisssminiitrr, Der Marn
pss 1asss unb Colbert purfe niGts mrbr iasen.
GnpliS wurpsn bic Yldns jur 9ertslsruns
Der Gage 8ranfrsi6s, nit hsntn CT isin eeten
,ussbratt, unS bur6 bic sS hem a~risssminiifsr
mUslid ~semsien, in arissen fd ecrtssrsn 3a
%iammeln, ole untrau6bar saridSclenrst.
Oas bra1te Gplt:rt ben Sob.
Gum Sttrtsbette ~essisltsn fam cine Na1frase
guopis's XIV. um leiu Sefrpen.
ySpredt mir nitts msbr pom aSnise," ant.
pp.tsts Der 1inifsr nit ba ltsrlci@enu Gtimme
,r fed mid wenisnrns rnbis itertsn laien
Satte it fir @ptt sctbar, mas it fur ibn that,
10 tSnnts it swsimal lelis wrrpsn. - 60 prib
i9 nidt mas ecltsben pirc."-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-19

Seriiu. Gin ge.ipisl pcn sin9eTstIbttr
@irsanfratie lisisrte DOR aur;snt, pie Gle @s-
ribts. eta. er,iblt. Gin bSbsrsr preubii6sr Be
amter, gu sshsn StsIcrt AUD psiblide Nslen
pom jscem al.sr sebSrsn. IS psntste ii4 milnb'
i'd an rem Ssrrn cine ieinsr llnterSetensn nne
bat UNI einen fur,en llrlaub. uNilsn Gle ni@t
mein 8rGulsin, tae t~srartise Gsiuts i9rifili3
anastar6t perben miIsn - nNsia, aud bin
i'd faum I'M Stanbs, leltIitanris Elm icI9ss
8elu4 ~ sntwufsn." -nSebsn Gle Gid nns
I6reiten Sie", 70 mar Der Sssinn Der llntsrbait.
uns. Die YittfsIsrin nabn, ylas, itrisb mad
rem Iietat BIS Ysamtsn Gin tlrlantsSslud unb
itcrrsi6te Is ibrsm Germ unb Netaer. Differ
las has SGrsistn laut Dor, S~srteuste fG bann
bSHi6 sesen bic lame uns erflart sd be.
bauers Sbr @siud atidlasis ttidsissn gu n'iil'
Itn." yatr mein Ssrr, pcSu eann bic UNI
ltanee ?"-.Das ssbt ni&t anssrs, Der &c.
i9Gftssans mug inns sebalisn psrstn," lautste
bic antmrrt. Sslbfprfanoli@ pures BET Der
na&ien @sbal is,abluus Der Dams Der @siuSs.
lempsl nit 5 Ssr. atsrScssn, bonn 10 ~bsifirnn,t
ss bas @tieB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-19
Die uMaaScbnraiiAc Sci una,

Die vMaeScbmreiihe Sci uns",
rsl6s felt aurSsm Gin psrsrS6srtss 8crmat
erbaltrn unp ibrsn fsutIletpniitii6sn She'll or.
peitert bat, erinncrt bel eem SeSinn sss nsueu
Sabrs5 saran, raB lie cine Der Gltetcn 3eitunsen
Csuti6laneS 1T. Giel bat le erlebt unc Sslebsn
in Der lanssn 8lu6t Der Sabre (; Spm ifolSsn
WnQsnfrinrr puste lie gu tcri6tsn unO BON
pu Sbatel Giay's. Seize Der SGlattrn res
ersibisjGbrissn arisges, Der nnlrr armies Gsut
i6lanb eur6tctts unp cntp6Ifsrtc, ltebt in ibrsn
annaltn psrssitnst, uno prn at isinsn Be
e,Snsnifrn fnssn f3 auf ibrsn SIattsrn eiiitere
S6itesrunssn in hem farS an9etunrensn Stile
Der bamaIissn 3sitcn. Scr prci Snbren per-
rHsntii6ts si. ,Iase. 3ts." cine sstrtus GDpie
zines ned IN ibrem ar6ipe tsTnrlidsn Slattss
Yrn 1926, wslde cine Yrrte srn jener OdrIfsa'
uns Der Z eesnsuisfsitea sat. CUR 3stt esS
Fetsnidbrisen arieses ianeie ibr 6rierri6 Der
Grcbs Isltit sinsn Ssri6t iter bic S6latt pen
&oetaG, uni 5irt Sisnard fiibrts i'm Sabre
1918 uno ipatsr in ibren Spaltsn man6sn
StrauS nit icinsn ppIitiiGen Nisssria6ern
uurh. Die Yfsils, psl&e or in irinen 5nisra-
ten abiapb, waren laari unc pilsstsn gu trsFsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-19
Cine aur. Wfetbcse fur 8lattcrn

SsbN
Das in Warqustte, eri9sinrnes .Minins
3oural" psrbirst lit fur bic Wabrbeit srr folssn.
zen 9lnsatsn. SaS Wittsl it Gin bSSit einfa9ss
unb fam, fails Is unwirfiam IN, feline iibeln
8clgen batsn: Glue 8rau pom mittleren Sabrsn,
SHUTTER srn 6 Sin6srn, botts bei N~rsusI9mer;en
friibsr oft iapn 0inesruns ssfaneen, inpem IL
cine Iil9uuJ sca Srlacs ino Gal peter eia.
natn,. Die 8rau s~rfranfte firSlih untsr allen
Symptrmsn Ger Slattsrn unp riuGts ibreu
@lttsn, bic ibr sepObnts Iirtur su trrsitsn'
9raney bsfanr lS CUR 3eit fsinsr i'm SauIs,
or ssrltieB essbalb Gin Stid&sa SaIastsr BON
Der 0jrSss elmer sewGbnlidfn Bsiesn Ysbnt.
0isiss gu!psr uabm bic 5rau in siusm GBlSTsl
roll beiben gDalsrs ein. Ol le poblsr barnaa
fabltt, mures bic Dolis nod %;psirnal pisesrbplt.
Die S9msr;sn lisssu bal0 mad, bic 8rau lhliti
YGbrenp lem Geis Der Na6t pObl uno srpadts
lpra6, cen man mob am Absnpe bate rnfsn
la0en, Der aber crit am Rorssn fam, wunbrrte
or Ii9, bic Srau nit ibrsr Sausar6eit bsi9dftiat
an,utsTsn uab %sntfsrats i6 ipieesr, cbne ibr
etfpas su psrl9reibeu. Sis bate leas;is gut
entpidslte paHsln I'M @sii9L bic aber nur isbr
psnis satsinrst paren. Disisltsn pufsln ssistsn
nd aud an allen lbsilsn ibres aOrDsrs. -
Msbrsre Gage parauf purssn ale ibrs 8inesr
une ibr @aitf. ssraes ME lie. BON 5isbtr unb
SSmsrssn i'm aopie uno I'M &idsn tefaQen, er.
bieltsn t~isielrs SsbarsIuns unp eas Neiultat
mar ~easItlts. Rebrere 5Imiliea IN Der Nat.
barlaait befamen s~bsafaIs bic Slattsrn, man
emvfabl ibnsn bas Mittsl uao ale 8ranisu &C.
nalrn ritecr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-19

sstemano farm otes gitters nod gerf6rtii
nebmen, uno eennoh ldnaere 3eit letoeno bletben,
soransesisst, saS feline Sno$ ssI,t NOD Mot Sn uStr mt y,
9ebensoreane unpsrbeIerllh ruinirt poreen Rno.
SgSpepfia ODER ttnperoanltd,tett, Sopts
idmers, StuIterihmers, Suiten, grnfostlfrnriuns,
Shpineel, iaures Gufito6en oes yfa9ens, i6lstter
@eitmad i'm Nlunbc, @ouenlsiosn, Ssr;flopfen,
eunsensG nt,inouns, Hiersntsioen uno bnneerts
pon onbeIn itmnSbaitsn Spmptomsn tno 6tt Vol
Gen pom DispspFa. ,gt9sn biefe ssiOsn bat oas
Weaem %sranemieioem. bel iuns,n oosr altsr,
perbeiratbeten ODER lsei9en SoTlen.. belIil gnornn
Der Weiblitteit, lpie bri Dem Nehlei oss Sebens,
~,ripeiist biss tonii6e Sitters stnsn 10 enrt9retisneen
GinHus. oas cine bemertsnsipertbe Ssrbsisruu9 tH
balo eelteno modlt.
@secm cnf,ansIiGen uno droniihen
IbsumatismuS, @iht Sallenz, rsmittirenoe nno
intsrmittirsnos Sirber, arantbsiten ots Slutes, Der
2eber, Der Rieren uno Slaie, bot oies Sitttrs nttbt
isines 9lethen. Sitie Rrontbsiten peresn onru
Oeroorbeues 9Iut GrSeust, oas geluobnlib our6 I'M
prouling Der Seroauun9Sor9ane beroor9ebro6t Dtro.
sc TT ein eelinoeS Mbiubrunasm ttteL fus
ppbl ais Gin Sorie. ip6breno as nof Die beIonE
bsre Gi9enihoit beiet, ais Elm mdrtises SeilT1tttet
sur Seieiti9un9 oon Sor9siiontr. ODER SRtJlnoure
Der ssber nno Der 9instpsip,, ioUic se8en GGlsni
IeioeH An lpirten.
gIe @anitranfhsitsn, tpis: gusIttiss,
SS6Ddrea; SalSEub; SiGnrTH,, r.. SisSsn' q gi,tS1T{'
ihlimmc Gu9sn, 0fotblaui Sraes, SGorI. pti6larbs
Der Saut uuo anoeIe Soutleloen, mas aud lbrt va
men oosr ibre Seihafsnbeit e.: mo9sn, iueroen
bu6itdhlib ourt eies Sttttrs oueytrotttt.
Die @ieenid,aiten bon Or. matters 81
negar 9itters fino abiubreno, idtuetss uno
ninotreibsnb, ndbreno, barntreibene, berubi9suo.
rtiSliuoerno, a~lterirCno uno ontizbilio6.
Sauicnoe oaufbarcr Yattenten trtdrsl
Bine9ar Sitters als oas nunocrbarte Stdrtun9s
mittel. oaS ie Elm acknowledgements Spiteu un'
terhltt bat.
%. 8. We1cnato & Co.,
9roeulfen, Gan Brancisco. Cal.
unb ode GeaibinSton II. Charlton st., Nsp Yori.
gu BADEN bel alien 9roauiaen uno Sdnofern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-19
2eelen,panberuns Gin Wislins mol

SNV6NUtV"U1 WY ~" ~Vu
in sintr @sisui9aft too pUn Ger See!enwanetr.
uns bic 8sss rar, aud ni&t unssbOrt blsibsn.
Gr msints a!ic. Gin gar Wisisss W0rt ccr3a'
%trinsen. inesm or iasts. or sriausre i& tpsbl sas
srltsns aalb ssweltn su fsia. Cine Dame CT
lauts ii9 barauf III bsmsrfen: sic babsn ni$ts
uerlprsa. ntin Ssr. alS bic gusolbune.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-19
etele ale &ebrer acinca,t

Gin NIT ea nSttiaen gtantniftu %serIescn,T inrstr
Wans, Ter auf etnsr SduasbrnitTiuar quite YileurS
ceerssu tai, tie ssftn 3eusniHr b~eitrinsen faun nnb 70.
petl tueltlaen ale ttutltsa ln.eriHt Al srtpetltn fatt8 n.
fa6f stne SisGt ale fetrtr an elmer tatFohi6tn S6ulei rr
e niht bic Orsl ~ iPtslsn brdu6t. Saan iefert In sas
Unit dRtrettn.
I'm nattrt eusiuat vent, maa I'D an etc R,taaiSn
lidts 1tattts, 5tbr. 5.-b.ab.
National Republican., 1873-12-25
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Eldridge's gteam sawmill at Argyle, N, O., re.
Gently exploded, fatally injuring four eolored
| hands The mill was torn TO pieces. Loss, $4,000.
IGyoS are ns wise ,Sa %sn 0a I'm treat the world
self seldom show yourself too much ut once, and
let what you show be calm, cool and polished.
II you have talents industry will improve them;
aessnse Nothing % denied T 70 ssRplI sasj
labor; nothing is ever to be obtained without Il.
The Des MoInes Iowa. State Journsi says upon
Gals III ssisrss are not hisR enough 70 ss snsbIe I
otesrs t. pay fare when they travel LOT the sala-
iadsss legislators and other public servants e un.
der i the cloud e Suspicion caused by pOekeiful
The iIs,toon tn.) Journal, speaking of tho re.
Walker, Of Douglas county, says, IT'h1 oniy
remedy for this disease Of the dirty firm OF Poll
crimes In the Treed Stripe Of humiliation as fat
as they can be caught"
TIE Noun, Pleasant tIows1 Journal, in an able
party snd new party which they hope to .se
S Sdnsyp ha s.a ..s
through IT.
The wabash lInd,l Piaiqdeeisr; In . sound ar.
"since the telegraph companies VIII neither re-
duce their charges within reasonable limits nor
sell their lines We hope Congress will authorize
Is consistent with making the telegraphic branch
self-sustaininE and with an eye TO further roduc.
Ing the rates AZ soon and as often they can be-"
The lumber trade Of Canada for 1877 foots up IN
value to nearly ta@,o 0Oo In gold. The exports
70 England we;e valued at si3I7o0e4, and IL tho
United State. Se1et, ,oas; the remainder having
been sent TO all parts Of the world The timber
made In Ontario goes ehiefy to the States; while
Quebec exports TO England, tho United States
and Sonth America. Tho maritime provinces
send to the West Indies and South America ne
bulk OF their product. British Columbia has in.
auEurated q commerce with Chit, Peru, Chl.,a
and the Sandwich Islands,