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ATTENTION.,
TnGN OR MISLAID By <THF
AO0l undersigned; the following

TnGN OR MISLAID By THE
IO0l Undersigned; the following
Ns Wn. Atweirs note t.; dated Dec Dec. 2ad
1872, drawn one day after date $1,000.
W X. II. Hopneycutt's dated Nov l4h
l972, drawn one day after date, Slab.
Robt. Davis & Reese Prices dated
Dee. Sd 1873, drawn one day after
date, $3.50. pa1 ta ,t.i1yF H4 N
John Paulk's note, drawn one day
after Feb. Oath, 1873 s47.72.
JOHN Ndgent's, drawn March LIST
1873, payable one day after date $4O.52.
/. n. Coker,s drawn March, 5th 1873,
payable one day after date, $4,000. !
w Ed. Gray's date not remembered,
payable one day after date, 1920.
John r. Reeves date Oct. 3Oth 1872,
$ll.N. $50 BIZ. sass..,1 4.t -,t4
John Nugent's dated January 9Th
1874, $4,000, a., ss,.,. ott
NJ. Heniean's dated October 9TH
1873. payable one day after date
The above Notes payable to me,
having been lost or mislaid, the public
are 1opeby ,noti6ed not to trade for
them-tayment cfathe same. having
been stopped. w. Be- HARPERs
Aug. 22nd, 1872. g9xa
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TIRE A1H SESSION Will Bnosle OCT, 6th
), N: NEXT, AND x!sp 5ui rs Nt41e7s.',


BATON RoUaE, July 81 '74.w
TIVE INSTITUTION orr ERls ,siipERr.
o. Eellitiss fsrl ,iastsnstiuax ~ .lSca-
9ion IN healthy aud acceasi., 3esss md ~
society and .rsligieus isIdaencsspf Ration
Rouge arc'En0aa trsaiassss e4asa sesiAl
For tw" years past, the UNIVERSITY,
altlma State SolScOl, has had 0Ststossp
trm,age, ami very little pritat0sSnppOrt,
still it Survives 'and ssitif the dswlr Of
the brighter and flettSr r. day--NoW, 10
Doubt, wear ut haHd-fari tie Sestes' and
people, our School hjust reAptlje rewhrd
Of it's patient enduf~nep. nnd6r lohE
ing aad neglect; Il will 10 duly siapFFtscia-
ted. we hope. by the la-trlS. and Become
what it was designed ~ ~, in iliseita ton
Of learning, worthy "fla xreat Stste, and
Of free and prosperous people,. ~ ir'
COMMERCE., and enliehtenment 20
hand in hand together. The GsograpNi.
cal and Commercial positions Of La; Viii
in spite,Of I'LL present drawbacks, soon
force greatness upon her. 10 .''s
NEW ORLEANS will i,ecoma ,popuaous
and rich beyond the expectation Vt. tlss
most sangnine now; asIl here. .almoat il
it's suburbs. .on the first blntf from the sea,
yet on the hank ofth.' great River, will
be, in timis, tho chief Sch,Nl If tasnffT
y MISSISSIPPI, VALLEY, nv
and We must patiently abide On time
learn to labor and to wait. -
THE CITIZENS Of LOnisisna and nf the
|adi"i,ing 'States. are respectfully request-
ed to co,lSi,le" the advantages, which the
UNIVERSITY affords for the education
of their sons. and to accord it that sup
port, of " hie'' they may deem, it worthy.
For = Catalogue. Or particulars address
a. D.F, BOYD, -supr'dt.
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,ce-, r-ROAtRs11l1N4AI ,r rrr-r
Whiteo sntphu,.@ Springs!
'pa~fG D. ~h'5-l IA ag ca .o2 .iua
.CATAHOULA PARISH.
.i.,s,1 b 1s~i,f Sc Hof =.
tie ~ 9tb ~
" Ass a0f 4f
s's; @aaLOUl ISL A N "A. r.

tsri1 9h +sa' N - gna "ta4%.
mHIs aDELTGHTFUb PLACE soP
y Summer. resort, beautifully sitoa-
ted in the Pinewoods, three miles from
Lacr6ix's Ferry on LITTLE RIVER,
easy Of access from Alexandria or Har-
risonbarg, is now open for the euter-
tainmept Of guests. ...a sf.td ~.
THE water il of the strongest char
acterbf WHITE SULPHUR, is ,hoted
fouits Medicinal properties !; isg 2 GER
tain cure for Chills and Fever, sure
remedy for Chronic Diorhea and all
bdwel complaints; and 10 a most ex-
|cellent tonic for the, improvement Of
the general health, ..'.
'PTROUT CREEK, bnt a half mile
from the Springs, affords the finest
fishing in the, state Trout, White
PERCH, aud all other Creek fish abound
IA large and c0mfortable HOTEL,
nnder tho management Of y practiciSg
Physician, a graduate Of the Universi-
" Of Pehnsy lvania, and with long ex-
perience; W ''5'.f n '''-f'3f II
DIR. ~ E. III. LOVELACE,
ably assisted by his accomplished fam
ily; together with . most exeelleptly
kept table, makes the fgn ah
iWhittee sulphur Springs,
QUE Of the most agreeable and pleas
ant places to be found anywhere, for
d sumner recreatidn and recuperation.
d4Ft7N sEti 'TER1fB 's3 "f.' ri.t5
Board and Lodging per day. ~. 81 50
~. - 49,, week ----.... 800
" g" mouth ........ 26 90
For any further Information address
or apply in person At this Office
lssu 75ea OF direct to- stA X
+ '''' e Proprietor.
White Sulphur Springs, p. D. Catahoula
.I4 - Parish, Louisiana. IT. -
t., June 9th, IT,; ~, 5'@t Dt@
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100000, 4. 100000,
Wantte e ! l'aE!;n an
+. G. BARRON, 4 Bro.

A RE PREPARED to saw fine lumber
"A for the above amount of money, at
their mill IN the 'Hol'owny'S Prairie
Read, seven miles from Pineville. IS
CASH orders will be promptly filed
and delivered 1T the ,fnllowing rates:
In Pineville ut Sl5.s,f1 per NJ. feet. =.
In Alexandria, at 81 90 per N. feet.
Good lumber, and entire satisfaction
s'VeD' 3 .sf, se4qi sats
IA All orders for Lumber left -Eea
with our Agents, FERGUSON
& SCHNACK, will meet with
a prompt attention.. "zat
June Goth, 6-m.EsN aso"at riat*
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WAR PATH, ~.
..... t -. -s4i5 -, 35o} = .s-H
t1t~G
WAR III PATH

$25 90 TIE e. s +: 50 y; r 4 =:
cember next, note to accompany the
mare. Good grass pastures free Of any
charge. If desired, mares fed on grain
at 81 90 per week, to be paid when ia
ken away. str Hi'E a. '"1
"WAR PATHS pedigree is as rich
and he as we'll bred as any horse in
America, he traces back to the invinci-
bic Reel and the renowned Lexington.
GroOms Fee One Dollar.
April 18th, l67L vss4 n.ss 80 w.a
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Maltese Jack!

CAPT. A. W. McLAURIN has just
~ purchased fine and thoroughbred
MALTESE JACK, Fifteen and half
hands high, whose services he offers to
the public.
His stand is at the residence Of Cant.
McLaurin, on Bayou Rapides. Terms
SIS 90 for the season, $40 90 to insure.
CASH I'm advance
n A. w. MCLAURIN.
April 18th, 1874. 6-m.
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Dr.. J. WATERS California 7
Vinegar Bitters are purely Veg VI
etable preparation, in3dS chiefly fom
the native herbS oond ID the lower
1apg{ fihe Sierra Nevada noun
tainss 81 California, the medicinal
properties OF which are extracted
thereffom without the use Of Alcohol, IL,
The question IS ALMOST daily asked, +,
HWhAt il the. cause of the unpar- \.
alleled success ,,of. V1NFGAR, B1T- !,
TIERS p Our answer is, that they h
remove tho, cause. Of disease, and
tho patient f9covSts his health. 16ey
arc tho great blood purifier and
lifesNnE Xrihfi kl1. 4 pedAt 4Snb-
vstor and 1nvigorator Of the system.
@eyar befaSa il tha history # the world
81 IS IS E x s 1asi : q
1aAR BlrTRRs in healing the sick Of
AtxN 091s1 Dis DIR b. sNoQho<s
: gentle Purgatiye as yell as . Tonic,
relieving Ce&E6eok or nn11 nhhation Of
the Liver and visceral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases. q
The properties Of DIR. WALK
HxbNI1koA1D fTftRS ~ Aperi6nt Di9sS y
,phe1stie, CAkminstite, Nu&ntious, LsxarA
tive, Dimeti6, 0ela6ve; Coupter-Irritant,l .ta
Suawi6e. Attentive and Anti Bilious.
GHAa Il. II! .te.1,UNALDI, co., Il"
Druggists AGm. 49,. San Fra,,eisoo. Gamer.
:. ~ :: 81 =: : Ga = r.
The, Champ = "a, . 4 The " jtorld
sigeas ~ p9aEsi2 y ,aI@srH ~ iAf'
THE uRHAr AMERICAN CoFFEEPOT.
As'T ugtikfHfb'FFoG i '"i 4ae' ii3t " =
W0RKs like, a charm -distills coffee
rY!. ~ clsal'as amber retains all the
Asonsv.never fails to make most de-
licious Coffee. n43q hssi'r4r
ferfetflof1 In the0sft df slaHinE
Coffee at last Attained!
THIS ,hoasehoid w.;onder makes Cot
loo by stem and boiling water COM
bineil /; itsnever boils over j; makes its
own not water; does its own dripping,
and in the shortest time Ol:'record dis
ti1ls Coffee as clear as wine; extracts
al the strength, and retains all its aro-
matte and nutritious properties. !, I'll
The only Perfect Working Cot
fec Pot ever Offered 4,a
.7~xs4sss to the Public!
One Gallon, J. .--...--.. SO 90
Three Quarts, =. - 2 rs
Two 0uaRts. 2 SO
One Ouart. 5 Is
q Orders left with the Bar Keeper
If Steamer Fleta, will meet with
prompt attention. q lhn ,aer.,j
art# CIV. W. GOODWIN, Ag't.
Gtr@ Gxarier Street, Ne,c Orleans La.
" Sept il2th18z4. arf41 n8i ut @"-
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NOTICE OF y. = y r.. ,..,.
r E'GISTRA TON!


HAVING BEEN DULY COMMISSION
Ill ed and qualified a. Supervisor, Of
Registration for tho Psrish,of Rapides.
hereby give notice to all the legal voters
of the Parish Of Rapides that = new and
complete registration win be made as re-
quirel BY law. and all persons who are en-
titled to register. are hereby notified that
Registration win commence on Monday,
August 3lst., and closes On Saturday, o.
tober oath. The Regisistion Office viii
he opened as follows: 4
!. Alexandria, 3ist, August, to Saturday
5th., of September. @a ......f
2. Rapides, Lamoth's Bridge, 7th, bth 4
9th, of September. -
s CONE, james Store, 10th, ,'th 4 18th
4. Nichols Union Church, 14th, 18th T.
5: Ps :, Psais store, nth, 18th 4 10Th
of September. - ,.,......A II
6. calhoun's, Calhoun's Store, 21st 22nd,
& 23rd, Of September. a..-s.5 -.
z. cheneyviile, Path. 18th 4 18th, of
September.
8. stephehs Store, sssb, 18th & soth, of
September. b stn)a 3&.ss4H Il II 4np7 !
.. Latannier, Dennis Smiths. LIST, End /
0Eu,. VI OCLOO0T.4 = 80 ~ IL an At4a = =
10. Pineville, Barrett's Store, 5th, 6th,6
9TH, of October. .s43T9frJ
IL. Holloways Prairie, John NexsA's.
9th, 9th T. 10th, of October. y. ,I,,- ,ts,'.,.
- Wiley's, J. E. Berlins, 18th, I3h =
I4th, of October. ,V4f,o...5l g9..,4
Close at Alexandria, opening o. the 18th
and closing on the oath Of October, 4f
49,. ~. .saaaEr J. BARRETT. ~s.
aug %. Supervisor ct Kegitsaetie0sEN
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10 Exchange = Hotel,
JOSEPH FELLOWS Proprietor t:
n. !, ALEXANDRIA, 4['l' "A M RI ;; La,

NlHE EXCHANGE HOTELS the
u IT, - md lest koPt Hot6lsin Tie
state, outside of Now 0He&ns.
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TIME shares of this Association are
i FIVE DOLLARS each. A book
of subscription to the Capital Stock, is
open at the Office of e..
W. w. wHlTTINGToN, Jr.,
Secretary, and with
Mr.. JOHN j. FERGUSON, Treasurer.
The object of the Association, is to
take charge of, and improve and beau
tify the old Cemetery in Pineville.
Subscriptions to the stock earnestly
solicited. Every stock holder is en-
titled to a vote for each share, and
will be credited onsthe book, and re-
ceive certificate for each share.
June 9th, 1874. If. .~
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0BR CLUB RATES +:

WE HAVE MADE ARR'A,NG E.
w mepts that enable us to, offer the
following dub rates to those who viii
send rs the amounts below In cash.
To every person who will send, us
50 90 in cash, we will send the Cau-
casian and the st. Louis Midland Far
mer one year. The Farmer is large
eight page, forty column monthly, pub
lished by George w. Mathews e. Co.,
2l2 n. Sixth street, St. Louis, Mo-, at
50 cents per year. r.t.... .....f
The, Caucasian and the Louisville
Courier-Journal, one year for 81 90. q
I The Caucasian and Our Home Jonr-
nal and Rural Southland one year for
"a 5o' &c.. 7..a a4utt ftt
The Caucasian and the New York
Weekly Sun, one year for 81 90.
For those echo haze already paid ttei,
subscriptions to the CA UCASIAN, and
,ch0 may desire to hare either or all Of
the aborc Journals, ace aviU secure then,
at the following cash rates, ciS /: , ST..
Louisville Courier Journal one year
for 81 o.. A. ..5s.,t rsr. II
Our Home journal and Rural South
land one year for So 90.
New York Weekly Sun one year for
$l 60. ~. ..s.... $...
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|DURSBKNT4o a resolution OF tie
l. Board of Directors of the Rapides
Cemetery Association, notice is hereby
given to the public that from and after
this date, interments in the Pineville
Cemetery, will be allowed only upon
the permit Of the President of this
Associations. ~"
The common interest of all and pro-
per government of the CEMETERY,
demand this regulation, aud it is hop
ed that it will be readily acquiesced in.
The Sexton, Mr.. HENRY LEN,
has the exclusive right to dig graves
for which charge OF, $500 for Adults,
and $500 for Children under IL years
Fof age, will be exacted in every case.
- l'.r..-"s, ROBT. P. HUNTER,
:. A President.
Aug. 18th, If. Secretary.
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DATRONS and friends thankful for
l. past favors, solicit a renewal Of
your patronage to the amount of 81, 600
feet Of Lumber, which amount will
give me the means to have my eyes
cured, and at the same time you will
receive full equivalent for your moo
ey in good Lumber, which will deliv-
er in Alexandria for Seventeen Dollars
per 1000 feet, or IN Pineville for Fiji
teen Dollars per 1000 feet for Cash. Is r
q CLEMENT B. YEAGER.' !
May 2lst 1874. 6-m.' e3jH3 F7f9
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ARRANGEMENTS for the Inauguration
OF Governor ALLEN OF Ohio, on the 18th
inst, have been made on q scale OIL
magni6cence never before equslled in
that State. Military companies, polit-
ical clubs, and brass bands from all
sections OF the State will be present
and thousands OF the Governors old
personal friends will goto Columbus on
the 18th to witness the Inauguration
Half.fare has been secured on the sew
eral railroads and in rome instances
special trains have been engaged. We
have heard q number OF West Virgin
ians express . desire to attend but are
no. informed whether any arrange
ment, for an organized delegation have
been made.
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THE AMERICAN ARTlsAa, which has
hitherto been q weekly publication. has
changed it's form to that Of monthly,
and will, hereafter, regularly appear -
such. The publishers announce that
this form will be permanent, and that
it has been contemplated for consid-
cradle time. In appearance the maya
zine Is q credit to American literature /;
the Typography 10 excellent, and the
epgravings executed in the highest
style OF the art. The literary charac-
ter Of the American Artisan, appears
to be commensurate with its typograph.
ical excellence. There is . happy
blending Of interesting and selected mis-!
cellany with technical matters, which,
if the character of the selections and
original articles be maintained at their
present high standard, must inevitably
render this one Of the most popular
magazine yet published. Price $500
year. Address Messrs. Brown l. Allen,
25s Broadway, N. Y.
To-DAY.-Tbis comparatively new
and excellent family journal, edited by
the well known Dio Lewis. has taken
another step forward. Hereafter it
will be Published both as 4 weekly, and
also in monthly parts.
The publishers prove by actual meas
urement that each monthly part con-
taius over one-third more choice read.
ing than any Of the four dollar maya
zines, while it is furnished at the low
rate Of two dollars and fifty cents year.
The monthly parts are sold at twenty
FIVE cents each, and may be procured
through any nswsdealer. a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-03

The fret division of the Chicago ex.
tension" OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad was formally opened on the
lst Of January. 1t extends from Cen
treton on the Lake Erie divion, passing
through the towns of Republic, Tifir
and Fostoris, at which latter place II
iutersects with the Lake Erie and Lou.
isville road. The division just COM
pletsd is si1ty-three miles in length
The graduation and masonry Of the
remainder OF the line to Chicago. 2Oe
miles, has also been completed and the
track will be laid during the ensuing
spring. When completed, the Balti'
more and Ohio company will have q
continuous road from Baltimore to
Chicago eigh. hundred and eleven
miles IN length.
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mineral whatever Much serious SICK ness
and suffering Is prevented py tnet Cmely
use and every family should nays tuem on
hand for their protection and relief, when
reouired. Long experience has proved them
10 b. the latest, surest, and DIST OF All the
pills with which the market abounds. By
their occasional use, the ploou ~ PuIined,
the corruptions of the system expeieo, oo-
structions removed, and the wnole machi-
nery OF life restored 10 It's healthy activity.
Internal organs which become clogged and
sluggish are cleansed by Ayers Piiis, and
stimulated iRto action. Inus incipient
disease is changed into health, the value OF
which change, when reeksre ed ON the vast
multitudes who enjoy Ii, can hardly be
computed. Their susar coating makes them
Mas 80 Mt TO take an q pre- serves the;rvirtues
unimpaired for any length OF tlne, 30 that
they are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable.
Although searching, they are milo, ana
O perate without disturbance 10 She cons;l'
tution, or diet, or occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrspper
10 each box, how TO use them az Family
Physic, and for the following complaints,
which these Pills rapidly cure:
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion, L stlessness,
Languor, and Loss OF Appetite, they should
be taken moderately TO stimulate the stom.
ache, and restore It's healthy tone and
action.
For Liver Complaint and it' various
sym ploms, Billious Headache, Sick Head.
e.,
Colic and Bill Gus tevefs, they should be
iudiciously taken for each case, To correct
he diseased action or remove the obsIrnc.
tons which cause II.
For Dysentery or Diarrhoea, but one mild
dose is generally required.
For Rheumatism, Govt, Gravel, PaIpHa-
ton ofthe Heart, Pain In the Side, Back.
and Loins, they should be continuously
taken, as required, 10 change the diseased
action OF the system. VILE such change
those complaints disappear.
For Dropsy and bro psical Swellings, they
should be taken In large snd frequent doses
TO produce the effect OF drastic purge.
For Suppression, a large dose should I've
taken, as ii produces the desired effect by
Asa Dinner PHI, tIke'one or two Piilsio
promote digestion and relieve he stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stom-
ach and bowels, restores the appetite, and
inyigorates the system. Hence II Is often
advantageous where no serious derange-
ment exists. One who feels tolerably well.
oflen finds that dose OF these Pills makes
him feel decidedly better. rom their cleans
ing and renovating effect on the digestive
apparatus.
PREPARED ny
DR.. j. G. Aver d Go Practical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS, u. 3. A.
For sale by all Druggists Everywhere.
novB
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Rtirhafal Accident.

A distressing accident occurred in
Cumberland. Allegs.y county, on Nom
dAy. The Cumberland Nss0s says:
NJ. william shssk, snold and we'll
known oitisea, who has ior laeterat
years been engaged - Car fepairer OF
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, at
Cumberland, was at his usual work.
and at the time Of the accident had
gone to the circular saw stand in front
Of the compsny's round house for the
purpose OF saving some pieces OF wood
to be used % "bolsters" Of cars. While
the saw was in RAPID motion Mr..
Shuck stopped down and reached under
the saw for the purpose OF getting out
. quantity Of saw dust to stand upon,
the ground being covered with snow
and ice, rendering the footing insecure;
In raising up the saw struck his head
at the back, near the neck. and cut
clear across to bis nose. splitting the
skull open. In some places the brains
could be seen. He was still living last
night, but his recovery is not thought
possible
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The Beginnings OF Disease.


It h as true as that "great oaks from little
aeorns grow" that frightful diseases are
often engendered by seemingly trifing all
ments. Casual dts Of indigestion superin-
duce chronic dyspepsia, occasional bilious
attacks eliminate In fixed diseases Of the
liver, intermittent twinges In the legs and
arms degenerate into the continuous agony
of acute rheumatism. Not that such dIsas-
trous const Quences are inevitable. Far from
il. They are attributable to neglect. A few
doses OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will
always cure casnal indigestion or an ordi
nary bilious affection, or arrest the pre-:
monitory symptoms Of rheumatism. Ut Ii
true that when dyspel STA, or liver COM
plaint, or rheumatism, or constipation, or
nervous debility, or sick headache has be-
come O permanent evil, and has even
be fled the skill OF eminent physicians and
resisted all The ordinary remedies 1t may
still be eradicated by the Bitters; bui 1t Is
easier, as Macbeth suggests, to crush the
serpent's egg than the grown serpent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-03

TAG St. Clairsville Gazette says that
SAMUEL BRYAN, chief OF the Japanese
Postal Service. commenced his career
at Csdiz. Ohio. At the commencement
of the rebellion he entered the service
as a drummer, was afterward appoint
ed to a clerkship at Washington, aud
finally went to Japan. These Cadiz
people seem determined 70 run Japan.
R,ycHAN Ia at Il.
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We regret to learn that GEORGE N
HAGANs, Esq., Of Morgantown, whose
sudden and serious illness We mention
ed several days ago, died last Monday
of paralysis. Mr.. HAeANs was very
prominent and highly respected citizen
and was for q number of years Super
iutendent Of the University grounds
and buildings. His death inflicts 6
loss which will be deeply felt by the
community in which he lived.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-03

A MAN may die worth sS.OOo,Ooo, be-
queathing it entire to charity, and yet
have his name misspelled by all but
two or three of the obituary writers.
Such has been the case ofthe late Johns
Hopkins, OF Baltimore. With all his
wealth and benevolence, he was never
able to make the American press grasp
that in his Christian pame.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-03

"TvE known many church to die
cause it didn't give enough. but 1 never
knowed . church to die cause it gave
TOO much. Dey don't die dat way |!
Bredsrep, has any of you known =
Oh urch to did cause it give too much ?
II you do, just let me know, and III
make q pilgrimage to dat church, and
I'll climb by de soft light of de moon
to it's moss covered roo, and Ill stand
dar and lift my hands to heaven and
say, blessed are de dead dat die in
de Lord"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-03

ACCORDING to Lord Bacon, reading
makes q full man, writing an exact man
and speaking a ready man But George
Francis Train has read everything, and
written and spoken about everything,
and his nearest approach to. Bacon's
standard is that Of an International rep
utatiou of q bowling idiot.-Msmphii
avalanche.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-03

SIR MosEs MoNrEFIoRE, the Jewish
banker, was negotioting loan on the
Bourse, when small lot of capitalists
approached him. "Oh, dear" cried
one, "he 10 going to swallow US all:
mo, my dear sir" said Sir Moses, with
q caustic smile, my religion iorbids
that"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-03

UNDER the new Constitution Of Penn
sylvania women are eligible to election
to any Office connected with the free
school system OF the State. We expect
to hear of lively contests for County
Superintendencies over that way.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-03

FROM the Romnsy Intelligence We
learn that the Bloomery furnace 10
again in blast. 1t only turns out, how
ever, thirty tons per week. The quail
ity is car wheel iron. An additional
furnace is talked Of BY the owners.