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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31

After the parade On THURSDAY,
speeches were made by Cor Converse
senztor Edulunds, Gems Corfis and
Alden 81 New York, Co.'s JORGE and
yeszeySnd Gen Thoaaas,2lI Of which
were greeted vita loud applause.
Friday morning al had Pscked
By tiseir tEsings and Iea the grounds
The next rennion viii be held -
Montpelier. tie LAT seek IN Argus,
81 next sear. Gen TEsOnas, counaass-
ing ) premium n go 4 offered
the regiment that has the largest
naEaE,er present SIS 70 the second
zzsd 80 70 TIE third.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31
L Grow has oonsdsrabls : DO n
GLOEER

dOetoring cancers He IS very sueeess.
fal.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31
Local News
4LB4ET.

The harm Of Thomas MarnOek near
S--,h Albany. was burned last Monday,
With bay. sugar and farming tools
Vsssrs. H. ". & NJ. B. Chafey. have
, new house, very neat and convenient,
o. Lowell street, nearly ready for the
-1SCIs
George Sanders. s R. George and
Baxter Collins. are each digging cellars,
and preparing to build dwelling houses
o. New street this fall
III. jefferson Cowles has bought the
s.srard stand and IS now repairing it.
decidedly improving the appearance
,is-eCf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31
GREENSBORO.

There was a hard frost On the morn
ing Of the 18th and considerable damage
was done 70 vines and cern- The dam
age was confined 70 the village. and low
lands.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31

L c GrzDdy mgTa into his new
house to-day
All interested vii be glad 70 how
that excellent brick czn nsw be had At
Simpsons brick yard
The district school. grsded tzrn- CO..
ne1ce5 last Moadzy With god ztte1d-
znee and fir prospects, for : god school
James WyUzu has ea@eaeed 70 dig
cellar Just zboTs O. H Auzan : where
he VII erect darmg the fall nezt
dEslLing.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31

Nc FaHn was sold upon the ground,
vet the few rum-beIlies present man
aged TO get hold Of enough to keep
themselves and the rest Of the camp
awake nights TIE only unpleasant
thing about this gathering, was the
dlsgTzeefHI actions Ct few ruIn suck
ers Who never know when 70 stop,
after they have had drop andd not
know enough 70 be decent when drunk
AEw we're beastIy enough 70 get
dead drunk. and the only thing most
Of the other boys regretted, was the
probability that Tie deT1 would not
come and take the.n home before
/ they zwoke again
TIE following bands u music were
present. St JohnstEry band, il pieces
woodstock comet hand, nineteen
pieces. Union Village band Thetford,
/ fifteen pieces: WInooski band nlne-
teen pieces; Queen City, and s.
Mars hand. Burlington. twe7ty three
and fifteen T.aecs; Stove Dram band,
1 piece aad 3 pack e boys 70 hoot.
These .ans1s Al hare their frien1S
ard ezeh : eEz1znsd 10 BE me bess
IN the State They @re al good bzads
The Woodstock band. George W
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31

Henry B. J4ekm2n has raised up and
repaired his blacksmith shop, adding
much to the locks and eoaveaisnee Of
the same.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31
Special 2Icfiees.


TAese = - Jain ~szse1 The cen-
tzzz Lszasz1s VII not relleTe, 70
sxe1g tssy ~ E1@ s1a>5us. sid
70 Izzszess sAzA ssles vi ~
ezrz- tbs i ssEgag Izzg1Ege. 1T
3 i TIE Tbey have pssaaos1
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-08-31
Notice.
EVERYBODY IN THE
WORLD
WILL BE SICK AIRED

--Et1rI si bfs
and die. for there many diseases prevalent in
these days that they may reasonably expect
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-02

3u 9aris s%rifiiren 1872 Granddaughter
fir bic Yuben bierpOn inb rs selsitet
bur9 2aien unb "a our9 9riitli9e SduI.
briiber. I'm II ben GlsiB Der S1iiler
gu ipornen, bot bic @emeinbeperualtuns
BON Yaris iosenannte 5rsibOrisn ausss-
t%porfen, ruel9e benjcnisen, bic ii9 am en-
be bes Sabres ourd ibren 5Ieib ausssi9-
men, bas &e9t seben, unsntssltli4 b0bere
Stubien 81 MAIDEN. Sur Yrdfuns Der
9~eiiunsen Der oeri&ieoensn 3Oslinse uer.
ben jdbrlid Ofsntli&e ggamsn Dor elmer
Su benz 3msde srnannten SpeSialeommil=
fon abselest. Ssit elmer Reibe bon
Sabren Ssi9nsten iid Die S4iIer Der
GlaHen, III benen bic 9riitli6en 8ribsr
pirfen, berart aus, baB ibnen bel ipeitem
Die meiiten YOrIen 5%ufielea. 9as &e-
iultat Der biesjdbrisen priiunsen Iiest
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-02

einem Hebueabnesar berabseIunten y Oil
leg, mas sr ieitbem setban, seiast unb se.
i9rieben bat, sei9t, oab er chen 10 serne
in leinen &dfig Surid, tuie Der polarbGr
aus Dem %leinisen beraus m66te, uno 10 iii
er auf oas, mas elm alter ensIiider Sbeo=
lose ieinen rGbelbire &die" n%annte, per-
fallen, auf bas ,No : Yopsrp : @eIdrei",
bas n2ittle Sobnp" (2oro palmeriton)
unb siele anoere idOn Dor ibm uerlu6ten.
gr bemubt lid einen Sturm berauf gu be-
idw0ren in Der SOfnuns, bab bieIer ibn
wieber surid on Die Spite oes Winiiteri=
ums rpebe. Mber er wirb i'm piel mabr=
i9einlider auf Die offene Gee binaus
tueben. Sn Der Sbat, es 1T elm trauriser
Mnblid, einen berporra9enoen Staatsmann,
mie Germ @laoitone, Der INNER Den Ruf
zines bo99einnten unb udtbaren Man=
neg senob, als ~SdelentOnis4 leben 81
miifen, tuie er ben 0eriud ma9t, Die &oI-
lie bes 2orb George @orbon su ipitlen.
Surd bic 8er6Hsntliduns isines Yam.
pblets bat er benz selunben Sinne uno Der
SnteQisens oes ensliI9en Bottles elm l6le9=
tes Compliment seSo0t, unb i'd beSpei1e,
oh oaslelbs nod ieiner 9feiie tan3en piro.
8are er in Der Sage 8ismards, tonnte er
neben ieoen ebrli9en girser einen Sol=
baten iteaen, UNI ibn-m6ee er pollen ODER
nidt-sum SanSen gu siuinsen, bann bate
bic Sa@e nod einisermaben Sinn.
@enn i'd 3eit finoen fann, perbe i'd
Sbnen einen Idn9eren Brief i6reiben uno
Sbnen einise @erte anseben, Die Sbnen
politdnoiser Seisen iperoen, uis penis un-
iere SbeolOSen ooer politiiden S9riftitel=
Ter li9 nit Dem %llnlinn befabt baben, Den
Serr @laoitOne jebt idli9lider Weile uns
sur 2ait leSt. Dtit Der srObten Sodad-
tuns &C.
s. RooepeIt gapIey
GrSbil9of bon goltimors.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-02
- yerfofgum9en.

Bie es idsint, lou bic 9erfOIsuns Der
Ratboliten cine allsemsine uerben. Wab-
renb in Srisr 8ismarts S9srsen in Der
2ir4e nit Der blanfen Waffe brein bauen
uno bas 5eilistbum i4anben, wdbreno
0itrei9e Staatsmdnner i'm alten &aiier-
rei9s bieielbe 3uftdnbe beruuf su beidwO-
rem iudsn, mdbrenb Ssrrano bic @ottss.
bduier ansinbet, tpdbrenb 0ietor gmma=
nuel oas Der Stride seraubte gisentbum
peridadert, iudbrenb Pebro III. bon 8ra-
iilien Die Yiidofe eintertsrt, tommsn aus
Dem Oriente Radriaten, bab bort bic
@erfOlsuns nod etpas iueiter ssoieben
aIs in Yreuben, oaB es su einem f0rmIi.
den 8lutbabe ssfommen 1T. {.
Sier Die Gaeta, ME iie cine gorreipOn.
ben, aus Atben ersdblt:
rYrisfs, bic seftern abenb aus Brufia
in 3Ieinaiien a~nselanSt inb, meIben, baB
200 tiirtii9e Solbaten sefibrt bur9 ei.
men aoiutantsn bes GouDerneurs unb BON
Witslisbsr isines &atbs, porseitern nidt
ALIEN Die 2ir9e nein aud ben palait
oes armenii4 fatbOlii&en 8ii@ofs se-
ftiirmt baben.
Sie SoIbaten i4Ieiften ben 8iidof in
ieinem Ornate bic Sreppe berunter, iprens.
ten Die Sbirsn bes @ottesbaules auf ent.
beiIistsn bic sstpsibtsn @efdBs, unb pie
ben nit ibrsn Sdbeln auf prieiter, Grauen
uno 8inber elm, BON oenen mebre idper
oerwunbet purben. Ser 8"olfs3ulauf
NOR elm i%mmsnier. 9ie srie6ii9 arme-
Mid unb Die a~npeienben irembsn 2atbo=
liten protenirten aufs Gnersiidite sesen
oas SatriIesium."
Sies lit Elm traurises S9auipiel Die
Md9te werbsn 9enustbuuns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-02

uns nun DOR. VS. lpQreH v SWulet 6uW
Goncurle einsetrnsen. 233 oapon batten
ibren llnterri9t in ben 2aieni6ulen, 272
Sailer Den ibrisen bur6 Die Sriioer err
balten. Sci Ssn Sorpriifunsen fielen 292
GanbiSaten bur6, bierpon iino bios lis
aus Den Glaiien Der Oroensbrioer seSen
ia aus ben 2aienidulen. I'm ben
S9luSprGiunsen nabmen 213 S4ul'r
She'll, BON benen bios SO ibren l1nterri9t
BON weltliden 2ebrern unb 154 bon
S9ulbriibern erlanst batten. am Merf-
wiiroisiten 1T bas gnbreiuItat. sroBoem
Die S9ulbriber, pie seiast, II in 81
GlaIen lebren, srbielten ibre glepen 1877
8orl,n, tpabrsno bic IS S4ulen nit melt.
li9en 2sbrsrn MIR 4S S0rien ~erIansten.
SaB bisie sIdnsenoen &eiuItate bes re.
lisiDlen nntsrridt ben 2iberalen unb pa-
riier Sreimaursr Idon LANCE elm Dorm i'm
ause finb, perftebt iia pObl Dor iclbit
unb fe psriu9en ole m0sli9en Wittel
bas Spitem iiber ben Saufen gu t~uerfen.
SIR n~sueitsr YIan 1T Der folsenbe. Wie
cine in 90. 173 m~itsetbeiIte 2abeloepeide
melbet, bat Der @eneralratb BEG Separte-
msnts Der Seine einen Yei9lub sefabt,
NORM er Die @rinbuns BON rGIemen=
arreii9uIen" fur Yaris empfieblt,
Die unter M eItli9er" Gontrole itebcn
uno oeren geiu9 allen &inoern, bic ein
sewiies alter srrei9t baben, CUR pfli4t
sema6t werben ioa. glio e9ter, unper-
fdlidter S9ulswans. Sieier SeidluB,
pelder Der MISUNDERSTANDING sur Sn=
betra9tnabme untcrbreitet peroen ioa, 1T
Direct auf bic IusitoBuns Der rireres is=
norantius," rpie Die Serren ipottiueiic Die
G9ulbrioer nennen, semlnSt uno loa ba-
gu bienen, rslisiolen rnterridt uno gin=
flub aus Der Sdule 81 banner. Sn 2pon
baben Die Ssrrn basielbe, ,penn aud obne
Grfols, probirt. llebrisens seb0rt es gum
Yrosramme Der 2Ose in 5rantrei9.
Sn Der Setoberuummer Sabr 1866 Der
frsimaureriiden 3eitrednuns, (1s66) bes
Wonbe %maeonnique miro Der Glemsntar-
unterri6t als Der gditein bes freimauri=
iden @ebdubes betra9tet unb lit bort su
Ielen: .g8ir (bie Greimaurer) perbsn bic
&edte unb Yfi9ten lebren I'M Tamen Der
Srsibsit oes @epiHens, Der 9ernunft uno
gu benz aud i'm Namen Der @ciammtbir.
ssri9aft. Sis Maurerei mub bas Wo-
ben Der mOoernen @eieai4aft isin: ie
mub freie Meniden bilOen, S6ulen
aaffen 20 aiienbduer Sas 1T
bas bette MitteI, Die Sreimaursrsi a1se-
mein gu MAIDEN"
Oie bier ausseoridten @inide iinb
bur4 cine srsbe 3abl fransOfi9er 2Osen
sensbmist unb fOrmli9 sutsebeiben wOr-
ben burd Elm Sefret bes sroBen Orientes
bon 1867. Ser obise gei9luB bes @e-
@eneralratbes bes Se~partemeutes Der Sei-
ne fam aIs cine 9usfibruns bss Oetrstes
bes srOben Srientes betra9tet peroen.
Ob Die franSOfide siembIee aber ben
Serrn nit S4ur5feae unb aele Den Sc.
fallen tbut, 1T cine anbsre 5rase. Sc
b~enfals iteben bann intereHante Sebatten
Su ertparten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-12-02
~2nreMburger @a5ette.

foroen, iuenn iie bas iberbaupt tbun, aber
babel bIeibfs. Sur Strafe tperben bic
6repler nidt geSo9en!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-12
Temperate Tisplsr.

The New York World. in its recent
article on the liquor traffic and liquor
drinking, informs the crusaders, in 80
many words, that toddy and derision
will certainly prove too powerful Tor
PRAYER aud abstinence. 1t is not going
to relinqui the flowing bowl by any
means; but pleads earnestly with the
women "now that they have become
graugers" to provide better quality OF
spirits for its punch, remarking with
that wisdom which experience alone
can give. that 1.-The worst features OF in-
emperate drinking in this country
seem to result not 20 much from the
quantity as from the quality OF liquor
tina, is drank" 1t then concludes with
this appropriate suggestion and declsr'
alton OF princip pies: at the western
women would advocate the cultivation
of vineyards and the manufacture Of
native wines and brandies, a real benefit
might be done to the men whom they
vslnly endeavor to convert to total ao-
stiuence."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-12
HOUSES FOR RENT.

IIlar4s
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-12
A Sr LOUIS man went to New Or

A ST.. LOUIS man went to New Dr.
leans to D anticipate in the carnival, and
while in that city ne visited the legis-
la,ive assembly to see the colored law
makers. He saw stalwart negro arise
to make speech, holding a large piece
OF pie in his lett hand. As the orato
proceeded he would take 40 occasional
bite from the pie, and then continue MS
remarks The spectacle OF the legsla'
tive pie-biter so amused the visitor 1na'
he laughed loud and immoderateIy' so
a. to attract the attention OF the as
semb,y. The pie-eating statesman was
highly offended, and demanded that .ne
hl0pue should be elected. The request
wss about to be complied with when an
acquaintance OF the St. Louisan inter.
tered and saved him from being turned
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-12
Children Sent by Express.

There arrived here by cypress on the
Ais train from the West yesterday
morning two children, boy aged
twelve, and girl OF fourteen, consign-
ed to Richard NJ. Sprigg, Esq, of Paw"
Paw. These children are niece and
nephew OF Mr.. Sprigg; their father
(Mr. Spriggs brother) was killed in the
war, aud their mother died recently,
when Mr.. Sprigg offered them a home.
His kind offer was. accepted, and the
children, to assure their safe delivery,
were sent by express from Huntsville,
Alabama, which place they lett on
Thursday at noon. They had aquick
and ga journey and Jared well IN the
care OF attentive expressmeu. Mr.. John
II. Gephart, agent of the company 10
this city, cared for the little ones at he
house until this morning, when they
will be forwarded TO Paw Paw. This ex.
press plan would be the rest way to SCI q
some older people that we have heard
OF travelling. -Cumber!and Ne,cs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
TNITE ID STATES OF AMERICA,
~ District Of West Virginia, 3. =.
IL

Abraham Cutler, ct al. .
Steamboat JamesE. Ran.
kin, a al. p
WHEREAS, A libel in renhas been filed
in the District Court OF the United States
for the Disiict of West Virginia, on the 18th
day of February, 1874, by Abraham Cutler,
James Smith, Andrew ]. -Monteith, WIZ
liam d. Cochran and George Johnfon.
against the steamboat flames 4. Rankin"
her engines, tsckle, outfit apparel and fur
niture, and Frederick Kimple, Nicholas
Brown, James d. McMunn and William
Criss. -,
rected and delivered, do hereby give pub:
lie notice to all persons claiming the said
steamer, her engines, tackle, outnt apparei
and furniture, or In any manner 1nteTes cd
therein, that they be and appear before the
said District Court to be held in and for the
said District Of West Virginia, at
Wheeling, in said District, on the 9Th day
OF April, 1874, at IL o'clock in the forenoon
of the day, provided the same shall be q
day OF Jurisdiction, otherwise on the next
there 10 interpose their claims and to make
their allegations in that behall-and the IL
bellants having prayed that the said Fred
erick Kinrple, Nicholas Brown, James ID.
McWunn and William Criss may be cited
to appear before the said Court, now, there
fore. In pursuance 10 said monition, do
hereby Give public notice TO, and cite and
admonish the said Frederick Kimple, Mich
oIas Brown, James ID. Mcmann and Will
liam Criss that they and each Of them APP
pear be ore the SAID District Court, at w heel
ING, in said District, on the 9Th day OF April.
1874, at IL o clock In the forenoon OF the day
(provided the same sh IL be day ofjuris
dicilon, otherwise on the next day OF jur1s-
diction lherea teri then and there to an
swer the said libel and to make their auesa-
| tons In that behalf
HEDGMAN SLACK,
US. Marshal, District OF West Va, by
WIN. II. IRWIN,
Ueputy Marshal.
MESSRs. CALDWELL & CALDWELL,
PIoctors for Lihellants
! whoaNno w Va Feb % 1874 fe29 IA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-12
Who're Noen Come FL ON.

Pints and quarts Of filthy catarrhal
discharges Where does it all come
from The mucous membrane, lining
the chambers OF the nose and its little
glades, are diseased, so that they drs"
rom the blood it's liquid aud exposure
to the air changes it into corruption
This lire-liquid was TO build up tne
sys,sm, but it is extracted and the sys-
tenn ia weakened by the loss. To cure
gain fl-sh and strength by using Dr.
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery
which also acts directly upon these
glands, correcting them, applying Pf'
Sage's Catarrh Remedy with Or;
Prerce's Nasal DOUGH, the only method
Of reach % the upper cavities where
the discharge accumu!ates and comes
from.
cAraRRH OF TWENTY YEARS STANDING
CURED.
MONROE, Onachita Parish, La.
September Is, lS7l.J
VPtERoE, NJ. D, Sometime about
last .June commenced the use Of your
medicines, and they have entirely cured
me OF catarrh OF twenty years stano'
ing. Respece,u1y'p ,,.,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-12
W'Ier c1ia: gegister.
Fireless Locomotives.

The Chicago Times says OF the fire.
less locomotives running on some of
the streets of the Garden city:
at consists OF a boiler, eight feet long
by three feet in diameter, and the usual
machinery on a small scale. There
was no fuel, no fire, no fireman. The
steam was supplied for the round trip
of six miles before starting. At the
depot supply boiler. sixteen feet by
three feet, in which steam was genera
ted until 200 pounds pressure was indi-
Gated by the steamsguage. The loco
motive boiler was three fourths full OF
cold water. Instead of boiling this by
means OF fire. aud raising the pressure
to required height, the steam was in-
troduced from the supply boiler
through an iron tube. The iron tube
was connected with the locomotive
boiler, the latter running under the
water along the bottom OF the boiler,
and letting out the steam as it was
freed from the supply boiler into the
LOGON olive boiler. This steam rising
through the cold water, permeated It,
aud quickly raised its pressure 10 ITO
pounds. With this supply OF steam
the locomotive started, drawing a heavy
four horse car over three miles to Both
street in ten minutes. The amount Of
steam consumed represented eighty
pounds pressure, the locomotive START
ing back with ninety pounds remain
ing. When the starting point was
reached there were fity-ssven pounds
of steam in the boiler, the pressure
being reduced only thirty-three pounds
in the return trip, which WAS a down
grade 1t must be borne in mind that
this was large car, heavily laden,
making eighteen miles per hour. The
experiment proved conclusively that as
substitute Tor dummy engines the fire.
less locomotive is, beyond question, a
success"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-12
SPLENDID & UNPARALLELED
TRIUMPHS OF THE
Wheeler & Wilson
SEWING MACHINE CO.,
NEW YORK,
Over Eighty-OCe Comp t'Er"


WORLDS EXPOSITION, VIENNA, ISIS, sc.
/ THE KNIGHTS CROSS of THn I'M
PEkAIL o Il ID Z K o. "fhASCHo
Majesty the Emperor OF ustria, upon the
HoI orable Nathaniel Wheeler, President
OF the Wheeler & Wilson sewing Machine
Company, as the founder and builder U.
Sewing Machine industry.
2. THE GRAND DIPLOMA OF HONOR,
RECOMMENDED by the International Jury
for this sewing Machine Company only,
for their important cOntribu ions TO the
material and social welfare OF mankind.
4. kANDMEDALFORP PROGRESS,
awaIded for their New No. Sewing Ma.
chine, being for progress made since the
paris Exposition 0. 1867, at which the only
Gold Medal for Sewing Machines was
awarded TO this COMPANY. Hence the
Vienna award marks Progress not rom
low level or interior medal, but from n
God I!s,Gl, the h!ghts; award made at
Pari.
4. THE GRAND G&Dh" t0H MERIT, for
the dgyp!upl4u,...' II Ss,s;le industry and
excellence aud superiority OF manutac-
tuIed samples exhibited.
&. A GRAND MEDAL FOR MERIT, for e1-
cellence an6 superiority OF Cabinet work,
the only award OF the Kind in this section,
a MEDALS FOR SEVERAL CO-OPERA-
for superior ability.
THF OFFICIAL REPORT. pub ished by
the General Direction OF the Vienna Expo
sitioa, sign lIZss the supremacy OF the
Wheeler q Wilson Company for qusntity
and quality of manufacture, and position
in the Sewing Machine business, as fol-
lows:
OFFICIAL, REPORT, VIENNA EXPOSITION
sEwIsG MACHINES, &C.
(Groupe IS, Bee. 2, b.
"The greatest Sewing Machine Manufac-
tory in the world is that OF v heeler & Will
son, New York, which alone has brought
already over 900 COO OF their Sewing Ma.
chlns into practical use. The complete pro-
ddction of the parts by machinery is so re-
gulated that each complete machine may
DE used as n sample for exhibition. This
firm produces 60 we'll adjusted machines
daily. a
"The latest production o. this arm, and
which is I. wonder OF the vienna xp' 81
tion, is their new No. 9 Sewing Machine
This universal machine seN~a the heaVies'
le.ther harness and the finest gauzes WITH
truly pearl stitch.
"Wheeler Il wilson have received The
highest prizes at aIl Worlds txpositions
and at the Vienna Exposition were extra
ordinarily distinguished.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-12
-

The House which now live in, corner OF
nth and Eoffs reefs. otn
Also, the House lately oScuPieS9 p pS 81
The above houses have all the modern
improvements; hot and cold water, pain
Also Fran e House containing five rooms,
cellar, and kitchen, ana NALL cofi'ei "a iA'''
and Eotf streets. s,tohed
will also have four new houses nnIsnee'
ahout he miod e Of May or hrSt ne;
with all the modern improvements on hon
street. near l2th. ,o SoIAS
may7 h JUN
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FOR RENT.

TIME STORE ROOM ON MARKET
square, No. lO3S, now occupied py :!
II. Miller & Co., Joining John Me!ty
grocery. Enquire OF b well I s.o
mario me- 'VV'
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FOR r e Mt.
TOR RENT.

ToR RENT. -
The large and elegant Room in Odd
Fellows Hall, outing on 18th street. en-,
trance by Chapline street, same SIZE anu !
sStIininS the " heeling Library room. II
has been used as a Lutheran Church, and
is suitable for society meetings and con-
serts. Apply to ,
w, =. McKELVEY,
6snf l42 Market street.
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For RE nj.

,JY FARM, SITUATED ON THE Ma =,
M TIONAL road, I'VE miles e,st oi
Wheeling, containing Forty Acres. Thefe
oratyyo GOOD tenement houses on laid farm
besides T. Homestead. The homestesa
NOT 10 be included in the leass. VIII rent
IVA y 'e'l- WIN. II. STEELE,
No. lOi, 18th street, Wheeling W. Va
maIll b
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Tickets to ell principal points in the Eas
and west can be procured at the Union
Ticket ONCE, in Mcclure House, and at the
Station at Bridgeport.
F.R. MYERS,
iul3l Gen'i Passenger and Ticket Agent
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FOR RENT.

TIME wAvERLY LITERARY soCIET
will Lease their new ID all, In fran
heiun's new block, Main street, TO soclel
or parties for one or more nlgnls IN III
week. For further particulars apply 70
VIVA ID. P. JEPSON,
maria At First National Bank.
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FOR RENT.

SMALL FARM, WELL IMPROVED,
a suitable gardening purposes, near
Elm GroYe, Ohio county, W: Va; Enquire
All. PAT IF RSON,
,,or1oo Elm Grove +. o.
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FOR RENT

NEW BRICK HOUSE on MARKET
a street, on, half square sDoVe .Vtn
street.: three ooms emo goOd ce.,sI , "a'e'
and gas. Inquire at REGISTER onice'
narlO IN