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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-10
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.
Rock ISLAND ARSENAL, ILL.
Week ending April 9. p. m.

REMARKs.-On the 4th and 5th insts.. snow, mea
surement 4 inch On the 9TH inst, Aurora Bore
alis at 91a p. m.
There are 500 known volcanoes on the Earth's
surf zee, which at times. eject molted rock indica
ting that considerable portion of the interior OF
the earth must be in state of fusion L00Dais
HeterOl0gy.
j. MCILyAIN. II S L. s A
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No OTHER MEDICINE ever attained such
an unprecedent sale as HELMBoLD's b.
CHU. Its name and fame are known ev-
erywhere; and it deserves its great repu-
tation, for it has undoubted merit. 1t is
warranted to cure all diseases of the kid
neys and the urinary organs. Beware of
counterseits. Genuine has private pro-
prietary stamp of II. T. Helmbold on each
bottle. For sale by all dsuggists.
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PoND's EXTRACT -Experience has her
aided its virtues. Its popularity has been
winged upon the grateful utterances Of
those whom it has benefited.
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BT Daily Subscribers to the Argus, ,oho
do not receiue their papers regularly and
promptly, are requested to report at the
business office
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CIGARS from one cent to twenty-five
cents, at Sam s. in Post Office block. lie
invites you to call and try them.
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Returned Their Coats.

Ex-Policemen Murrin and Snyder re-
turned their policemen's overcoats to the
Marshals office this morning.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-10

SEpIA-The great cutie fish hair dye,
for sale at Bruenert's Harper House drug
store.
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/ For SALE-My house and lot on Broad
way. S-d3t III. +. WOODS.
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The American homeless sardines received
the grand diploma of merit over all COM
petitors at the World Exposition, Vienna,
1873. Better and less than half the price
of imported sardines Sold by all first
class grocers. Packed only by the Ameri
can Sardine Co. New York. [l0-3Od&w1,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

PoZZoNI's medicated complexion powder
for sale by Smith & Benny and Emil
koehler, and c. Speidel.
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Livingston sells the genuine Wisconsin
Trunk. 3.I6dtf
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JUST THE WEATHER FOR You've Ducks
But very bad for consumptives and peo
Pile predisposed to pulmonary weaknesses,
to all such the spring season is very trying,
and great care should be taken to keep the
body dry and warm, and all irritations Of
the throat and bronchial tubes allayed at
once. The soothing properties of Coe's
Cough Balsam render it the consumptive' S
best friend, while all recent cases very read
lily yield to its curative power. 1t is pleas
ant, safe, sure and cheap.
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YOU OUGHT

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the oldest ana the cheapest Juvenile Magazine pub
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for, either alone or in connection with any Other
periodical or book Agents make from SIC te $fC0
week: Address Tor Circular and Terms, JOHN
E. MILLER, Publisher, 164 Randolph street. Chi
cago, Ill.
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c. J. JOHNSON Z SON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
gy'- Ofi',e. Room No. 90 Mitchell Il Lyndcr
BlocS, Rock Island, Illinois l-lTd3m
Dr., ]. W. Stark. Dentist.

DOOMS NEXT DOOR TO THE TELEGRAPH OF.
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Dental Work done in the most approved STYLES
Charges reasonable. G-I7dtT
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THOMAS YATES.

Is PREPARED TO Do PLUMBING IN ALL IT'S
! branches. also, Gus and Steam FITTING.
Call and have estimates made before ordering your
work done by other parties
THOMAS YATES. lLeyec Rock Island.
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GRISWOLD'S sALVE.

THIS CE EBRATED SALNE OR PLASTER
! has been used aud sold iu Hartford, Conn. for
NOR than my years and invariably cures all kinds
OF : re-. Burns, ScHld-, BOilz and Wound. Fever
Sore, sc. lue-timable for Rheumatism and
spraius, &C. Wholesale Depot
SlSSON BUTLER & CO..
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Yuma Election.

IWIIId LIbCI1UU
Supervisor-Wesley Hanna.
Clerk. j Knowles.
Assessor-Hiram Walker.
Collector-N. B. Joslin.
Com'r of Hghways-M. Schafer.
School Trustee-W. Hanna.
Overseers of Highways-Dist. No. !
VIM. Moore, No. 2, j. c. Swank, No. 3
Wm. Whiteside, No. 4, Hiram Walker
No. 5, Michael McEnery,
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ocEFosD. ROCK ISLAND & ST. LOUIS r. 3,

COMO SOUTH TRAINS LEAVE
At 200 a. m and 6:45 p. m.
ARRIvE PROM LOUIS
At 6 80 a. m and S:l5 p.
sTEBiING TRAIN ayAyE
Al o 100 d IN. aud 7:15 p. m.
ARRIVE FROM sTEBLINo
Al z AS a. IN. and Z :0J y.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
M. MI. STURGEON

AT7 CSNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
~ .ock island, III. Office in Mitchell & Lynde's
BlOCS. dWtf
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5ToN & WESTERN

Ly. Indianapolis Ar. Peoria.
Pac. Mall < EX., 4:OJ 1855 N
Peoria IndianApo Is
Puc. Mail x Ex.. T4j $40
Cars run through from Pcoria to Cincinnati with
out change Connections male at indianapolis for
all pOiuts East and south.
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\ GENTS WANTED, to sell our Standard
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STATE OF ILLINOIS.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

SPRINGFIELD. April !. 1874.
SIR am in the receipt of the certified copy of
the resolutions OF the Honorable Board OF Superb
sOr~ Of Rock Island county, relating to a vacancy
In the Office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of said
coun y. If snch vacancy exists it is reasonable to
presume that the Circuit Court of said county will
take official notice thereof, and do not feel war
ranted in considering the office vacant and orde
an election, without the certificate of the judge Of
the said Circuit Court OF vacancy. a cerii-
ed co y of the order of said court. declaring the
SAID Office vacant. ours very respectfully.
JOHN l. REVERENCE
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PEORIA 3 aosK ISLAND RAILWAY.
WESTERN UNION RAILROAD.

To BURLINGTON-Le. Wes Liberty. Ar. W Liberty.
Accommodation 700 II rs A
Express .......... g:40 :2S
To CEDAR RAPIDS
Express .......... 1900 NJ 9:25 A N
Accommodation 1868 Pm 5:35 p
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-20

ERon the Graham correspondent al.
the Holt County Sentinel Gs take tn,
following items: Vim. lG.Ier>nn has
purchased more real est, "a. \ Mr.. Sn,
der has started Il. grocery stofe. u
%unSmith shop is tsiked.ui. Both bands
practice nightly ani get invited IT, tre
qucnt suEprrs. 'Ehc hail storm ~ the
Tth inst. prostrated mary fences an,i,
fruit tees. Mr. j, q. Brink: has been.
ia,teniag hogs in Iowa. Mr.. W. Frank,
is prlct,cing law in GrTtham.
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Der, \. d. 1856.
lSi5nedl
TNOS. p. sLADE.
.lItIftr ~ sh L.

lSiSnedl TTlOs. p. sLADF
Justice OF the r. soe
state of California. county of Placer:
!. Thomas p. Slade, Justice of the Pesre
township No. Z, in and for the county afo.. ss,d
40 herebJ certify the above and foreyc ne
seven pages contain che original Rra
entire proceedings before me in th-
ezasAnatfoa Of the ease thepein set forts
h testiin"nY ws~reot, have h~.ernte
a. b. iSJG.
tSIgnedI INOS p SLApr
Jnstice os tiie Erace. Twp. No.
state OF California, county Of Snser
I. Thomas Z. Slads Justice of count-- a.ar,
said, dn hereby certify that the foregoing rtst,
pages contain true copirs OF all the dspIst,ia,.
ana proceedings had before me in the exa,niuI-
ton preliminary of the case Of thr pron,s .,
the State of California against Benja,nir Pe,ra.
f'r having killed one Thomas Stevens; IT,. .,id
dcposiiIons being now 10 my poss.ssIon
siven under my hsnd the 9Th day Of ;,rc.n,-
Der, a. ID. 1856. THOS. p. SLADE
Justice OF the Peace,
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MEDICAL CARD.

rATAREU, THROAT and LUNG htFFC-
ti,Is c.-H only l. cured by proper iLhaliug
italruInr.r iI.,t r-'.G-'ii.- prair's> .biindn'-s
urlstc sirA and nsTE Gus Ic.i'irchr and lIIIng
r'as-s ,h add D. cured by dpclorinG the cau,r
.g"iaJ." TtI.'l.r- The most "IirciuIl anti
'at-s % di-,-I-'.- Fi-tuiI-in-Aur cured without
inr H. o. fhr kni!c. The treatment Ot rapture,
n.i !IrrKi.-S made It specially Triss.S q: al de-
.lTabir Il, H. furnished al rris"nall" prices and
shprt Vp!!r" Ovarian iuinuTS iiraiyi ~uG,r---
.u'iy tGdr->- Dr. y : DODGE, IL. Wr-i
jHrs- IN street 'hiC...u IL -
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Now for holiday presents Sargent
IL WilkorsOu h..ve every thing III that.
Inc going. Go and see.
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PHYSICIANS.

nR. q II BANE%fUEr having located Ia
S,svi EH::h, offers his professional seryI ices
H. the cations Of Savannah and vicinity. Office
5, his residence Main street, ot4e block east OF
the square.
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SAVANNAH DIRECTORY.

I5rsriiscrcsE IL ttiS Coiaup. ffty cents per line
:t~.g" gEr, ;4clrGiEG the reEtfdi hcC! Those
rso edrcr:iS. IN .hu coilma az: rrE,lbic and
.'-:'rtJET'~ . - ficir TcNptctirc cGiiagg.
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RRASS BAND TEACHER
ia kerry, =.
UhRDW ARE. &c,


TpIBCIiN Il co, dealers III hardware
stoves aud tinwar.. north side pf The SQUARE.
LAY aGnGh, Mo Jubbiug III unwork done on
short notice y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29
THE JANUARY MAGAZINES.

Under the title of "The Warlock of Wind.
bags" Mr. Junius Henri Browne gives piquant irrev-
erent. but quite effective. analysis o. the intellectual
character OF Thomas Carlyle, apprecating the trans
cendent merits Of that wonderful Reniu but placing
hs cretchets and shortcomings in singulary trans
parent and oOoress light. "Sartor Resartus" Is de-
scibed compound OF originality Of thought, clear
insight and deep philosophy. with monstrOus cOnceits
aud Inflated rhspsodtes. The Life Of Schiller Is
mended for It's rich prose- acute criticism, and virile
TONE which at proved the author to be an indie
pendent thinker and an adept in expression OF the
" French Revolution" Mr. Browne remarks. that, In
spite Of the gloomy, grandosc. pictorial treatment,
1t Is q composition OF Immense power, which stirs the
heart and haunts the memory. though without sympa
thy and written In disdanful sneerlng skepca tone
the author despised humanity, 10 its noblest
aspect Tue best point, think In Mr. Brownies essay
his parallel between Emerson and CARLYLE IN which tho
Concord poet Is shown 70 have little 10 with the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29
BOSTON LITERARY NOTES.

. A HANDSOME PICTURE-BOOK-A TRAVELLED EDITOR
PROM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE IRiBuNE.l
BosTON Dec. 20.-AmOng the beautiful gift
hooks Of the present there published by
Lee & Shepard entitled Zone Hundred Gems from the
London Art Journal" These pictures are engravngs
from paintings ny the best artists. Here are such
names as Constable, Houston, Birket Foster Arntage
Faed, stanneld Noel Patton, and many another. The
affections happy. and the engraving Is beau.
fully executed Some girlsh faces the book are 30
lovely a. TO make one question whether wo have not
boon miSinormed when wc have been told TINT the
young English woman Ia less handsome than her AmcIi-
sisters.
Lee Shepard were the publishers Of over tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29

Ocean," book Of European travel BY Mr. Curtis COLO,
Editor OF The Boston Commercial Bxllettn The book
attained unusual success owing 10 part the graphic
and vivid style In which it written and In part 70
Its discussion OF thousand and one interesting details
overlooked by the ordinary traveller Last year MT
Guild made another journey across the ocean to fresh
fields Of observations and am told that he Is to em-
body the suits series OF sketches for his own paper,
entitled ABROAD Again" and from these sketches,
when completed, hs publishers expect to make up
volume equal 10 interest to its predecessor L. c. III.
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Qearners.
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Eem pnbli- ation5.
A PPLETONS' JOURNAL.
PUBLICATION DAY POSTPONED UNTIL wEDyR3
DAY OF EACH WEEK.
Number for this week tJan. p opens story BY
TIE AUTHOR OF 1.-THE wOOINa oT'
RALPH WILLOWS WEIRD.
Contains also Thrilling Sketch OF
THE ADVENTURES OF THE EXPLORERS IN THE NoRTH'
GERMAN ARCTIC EXPEDITION.
A charming Paper OF life In Paris called
I'm TIE SHADOW OF NorRE DAME"
JUDITH STERN"
Story by Paul eyu be Of she hes. write"
OF short stories LIVING.
Many other Papers and matters OF interest,"
Price 10 per NUMBER 81 per aunrn postage prepaid
d. APPLETON &C. Co.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29

The Eclectic for January is n number of I'M
usual interest containing the most RENAL kbio contr-
buttons 20 the recent British periodicals. both If liter
airy aud scientific character, Including Modern
Scientific MitcrldlIsm" from Nackpood; Saxon
studies,-N L." by Julian IIdwthOrnc " Mr. MiiPs
Religious Confession" from th3 Spectator; and Prof.
Uuxlcy's article " Animals Automatic" from the
FOrtnighHy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29
MOUNT TABOR.

On TabOr's higii glory Came,
Aud, shiincd IN clouds Of lambcnt fame,
The awc.struck, hushcd disciples saw
Christ and the prophets OF the law;
Moses, whore grand ana awful face
OF Sina's thunder bore the trace,
And wise Elias, in his eyes
Tue shade OF lSraePs prOpheclaS,
Stood In that vast mysterious light
Than Syrian moons moro purely bright,
One on each hand-and high between
ShOne forth the godlikc Nazarcnc.
They bowed their heads In holy fright.
No mortal eyes could bear the Sight,
And when they looked again. behold
Tlcfi.ry clouds had backward rJIcd,
And borne alOft, IN grandeur lonely.
Nothing was lett, save Jesus only"
Rpsplcndent type OF things to be!
We read Its mystery today
WITH clearer eyes than even they,
The Usher saints OF Gililce.
W. see the Christ stand out betweon
Tue ancient law ana faith serene.
Spirit and letter-Dut above
Spirit aud letter both was Love.
Lid ny tue hand ~ Jacobs God
TnrOu2il wastes of cid path was tron
By which thu savage world could move
Upward through law and faith 10 love.
Aud there in TdDor'5 harmless lline
The browning revelation came.
The OH world hntlt 10 homage due,
Tue prophets near in reverence drew,
Law ceased It's mission to fulfill
And Love was lord on TabOr'5 nil.
SO now. while creeds perplcx the mind
Aud wranglIug5 load TIC weary wind,
When All tuc aic Is flied with words
Aud texts that ring ike claShlng swords,
Still, as for refuge, We may turn
Where T;bOr's silriniug gloric5 burn
The rOul OF antique Israel gone
,,,l nntLiuts Ian INT (iurlat nlDun.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
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From the White Do'k. Pier 52. No'td aver
PaSrg for all c,ase a1rvael eonoiahS
SAFETY. SPEED AND COhFoHr.
saloona state bshoons 10 maap -
uon where least e Surons AID Hswjesses ACCOMPANY
these
kATkS-Saoon $50 Return Tckets SliO gold steesafs
low rnose for fnens toe v" Voaa
prepaid certificates low Rates ,,
Passengers hooked o. AnsDca Fafs "s~s
Norway, Sweden India. Australia CbiuA &c
Drafts from IL apwsr-
tor Of paus other normaeOn The Csme.ns
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A CRY FROM TIE SHORE.

CRY FROM TIE sHORE.
Come down. We Cravbeard mariners
Unto the wasting shorel
The morning wind are up-the gods
Bid me tn dream no more.
Come. tell me whittier 1 mast fail,
what peril there may be-,
Before take my lie IN b lud
And venture out 10 sea
We may not tell thee where to sail
Nar what the dangers are;
+ ,ch sailor s0unieth for blmself,
Eich hath separate star;
Each sailor soundeth for himself,
And OH the awful sea
Whit we have learned IS ours acne;
We may not tell 1t thee.
Come back, o chcstly mariners,
Ye who have gone before
dread the dark, ImpetuOu5 tiies;
I dread the farther shore.
Tell me the secret or tne waves;
Saw what my fate shall be
OMck for the Mighty Winds arc UP,
Aud will not vail foI me.
Hail and farewell. o vOyagPr!
Thysclf must read the waves!
What We have learned Of sun and storm
Les with us III our graves;
WHAT wc have leLrnc 1 OI SUD aud storm
Is ours alone 10 know.
The winds are blowing ont 10 sea,
Take up thy life aud 60!
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DODD q MEAD
OFFER AN ELEGANT AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
STANDARD ILLUSTRATED AND JUVENILE BOOKS, IN FINE
MOROCCO CALF AND RUSSIA BIyDISGs EITHER IMPORTED
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NOTE eesan, OF Hume Smole:, ami HIyhes History
OF England complete bali morocco Also Of Froude
Macauays Knights end other Histories in Pine Library BiElngs
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70. 762 Broadway Eew.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29

,sc,s IN future number "some Old Letters" selected
from the correspondence Of young American lady In
London forty years are Of no special import
ance though the nterpolated statement that Mr. Chrs
opher Hughes formerly United States charge IN Swedeh'
was raised TO the British peerage under tho e OF tho
earl OF Leicester, may create little sonsatioh' III
Topics of the Tunes" the editor breaches very good
political sermon tracing the want OF national prosperity
to the uuntncss OF legislators and to the fictitious
character OF our financial system. Wo can sometimes
cross gulf by suspension. temporary repudlaon'
but we cannot tho globe with It, "Al SEN
sibe men, who have personal politics to push, nave
arrived the conclusion that there Is to be no Derma-
revival OF business until our monetary system mas
placed upon tho gold basis" "Tho country ID sur
ferng for lack Of state snanshp The men IN poit
ca life most talked Of to-day are politicians and par
sans-men entirely unable to grasp the principles OF
good government aud intent only on pushing their
schemes for personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and party supre
acy. These are not The men give what we need and
what must have before tho country can arrive at
peaceful prosperity. Our laws party measures or
party compromises; our policy Is medley Of make
shifts and expedents wisdom shows itsolf IN re-
suits to he folly, and craftsmanship IL chicanery III
third term Of Office could, by any possibility, mean
term Of direct drift toward sound hnanclai oaSis'
toward the uprooting OF corruption in high places
toward destruction of political rings. toward tho
substitution OF statesmen for demagogues In tho Ma
tona legislature toward the harmony or the pon'cai
in the South, and the Punishment OF its mani
fold Of confusion and complaint then tho people
are ready for O third Of Grant, OF OF any man 10
place under him. What the people want Is the tnihg'
Tho man is not OF tho slightest consequence to any
BODY but himself and HID dependents and frienis.
Another excellent sermon In verso ID the following oy
Mr. John Hay which sets forth sound doctrine In true
poetry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29
IuG.ruCtlou.
For Younr Ladies-City.

IL INDERG ARrEN, "A East Forty -thrd-St.,
IN near Madisonavr.-A u.e FRJEBEL y EQUATIONS
TAUGHT Training Class for Moie and Teac
ers. Oltest and best Kinder lrteu in tae city,
r. W. CoE, Prin.
n B-A Training Class VIII be formed for Soeca Suiv
daring the hdas Several teachers fer good Positions Also
WEDNESDAY L. NJ lass Girls ali Kinds OF iaucy
work.
y.RS. j. +. BENEDlCT's EOAkDlNi aud
IVA DAY SCHOOL for YOUN LADIES CIILDRH reoIenc
Oct. at No East FoHy-sc coud-s:
nj ISIS OLSSEN's kindergarten opens Oct. l.,
'A $50 4have. Advanced classes Taught Reading AMI Writing
MRS. f. JONSON and MISS A. l.. JONES.
WI English, French anl German Boarding and Day SCHOOL
young ladies, No. - East SIS. st.. Sept -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-14

high standing; any one of them would.
Eli the place with creditsto himself and
to the satisfaction of,the people of our
States, But as the Third Congressional
District has never been 'honored with .
Senator, and having in many gentle
men Of ackndwledged ability who, hays
been true to the Democratic party in ad-
versity as well as prosperity-standing
up to its principles in the dark days o.
Radicalism, thus placing themselves hign
on the list of those entitled to honor and
distinctions; all of which l think the
Legislature should not overlook
but when it meets this portion Of the
State, simple act of justice by placing
in that position Hon. A. F. Caperton, OF
Monroe, who is a statesman of national
reputation, splendid parliamentarlan,
and perfect gentlemen. He would at
once WELD such an influence in the
| United States Senate by his known
ability, unblemished character, and
dignifed appearance, as would thereby
secure to our State the legislation SO
much needed. Mr.. Caperton is person
ally well known to large number Of the
member sof the Legislature, who can
vouch for his fitness for the position.
r. MI.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-14

THE climate of Washington at this
time is very bad, and spares neither age,
sex nor condition, in its ravages. The
whole country will be shaken from stem
to stern; from center to circumference, to
read that on Saturday the President
could receive no visitors, on account OF
having contracted a severe cold. King
KALAKAUA also had to betake himself to
bed Immediately upon arriving in the
city, because of similar affection. How
ever. with the free use of hot baths, and
hot scotch punches, we hope these two
"sreat and good friends may speedily
recover, and be able to exhibit their be-
nign features to an anxious public.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-14
NOTICE.

WE BREAD BAKERS OF WHEELING
w with the exception of one or two,
who have heretofore sold our bread al nine
cents per single loaf or three Tor twenty.
Ave cents, will sell bread from the ith OF
December, at seven cents per single loal
and four loaves for twenty-five cents. Also
sixteen tick cts for one dollar.
Wheelidg, Dec. 18Th. 1874.
untelligencer and Standard copy one
time and send bill to this office.