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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-07
BY TeIegraph.L

CIyCrNYATI. May 6. River i feet
1 inches and falling Weather cloudy.
Arrived. Andes. Wheeling; John L.
Rhodes st. Louis. Departed-C'ns
Millar, Memphis.
MEMPHIS. May G.-Rivcr raised is
inches. Clear. Mercury s.. Arrived
Parker. Cincinnati. Departcd-Bee
and barges, New Orleans Future City,
S., Louis; Baum, Cinciunati; julia,
Vicksburs; Great Republic, New Or
leans; Grand Luke and Alice Brown
with barges, Ohio river.
NASHVILLE, May G.-Riversstill fall.
ing with 20 feet on the shoals. Weather
pleasant. Acknowledgements, Cairo
Departed-Kanawhs, Pomeroy.
CAIRO, May 6.-Arrived-Grand Tow,
er, St. Louis. Departed-City Of Nlck-.
burg. River 81 fee: inches; clear and
pleasant; mercury 68 degrees
ST. LOUIS, May 6.-Arriyed-M4. ca-
tine, Galena; Belle Memphis and Rel
logg. Memphis; Maggie, Illinois river;
IroDsides. Cairo; Rob Roy, keokuk;
Minneola. St Paul. Departed-Minne-
opolis and Alice, St. Paul; Dugan, Mis-
souri, river; Rob Roy keokuki st. Gene.
vivo, Vicksburg. River falling, and all
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-07

4 LARGE lot of black and white stripe
and fancy colored Silks, just opened at
J. s RHODES & Co.'S.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-07
RIVER NEWS.

The marks Mt the wharf last evening
indicated feet 9 inches in the channel
and falling slowly.
Business was rather dull yesterday in
river matters.
The Mallie Ragon was the first boat
cut yesterday. She left for Pittsburgh
at o'clock.
The Exchange passed up for Pittsburgh
at AN She was two days over due
The Courier left for Parkcrsburs ut
her usual time.
The Susie Silver came up to the wharf
in the forenoon, and left reshipment of
two hundred and sixteen barrel, Of fire
clay, for East Liverpool. lNot Liver
pool, England
The towboat Ny Choice, with tow of
coal, passed down about five o'clock.
The MalIie Ragon reported yesterday
morning passing the Tom jasper and
bargcs hard aground at the Sisters. As
the NV Choice passed down with tow,
it is presumed that the jasper got of, or
out of the way.
The Science was yesterday put on the
dry docks, on the Island side, for repairs
She has never been fixed up since the ice
.,,u.d,o and strained bcr So
''oMu'u an. 80 any, '' ..h,.
The Cincinnati C''''"''''"' say . 'i"'
Captain a. }. Fisher was among the
Uudson's Messengers to Murraysville,
w., y-;.,,i,io TncsJov niubt where he
"'SV " 7'''''' -, -. g..
is building q couple Of model Darg'7 Tor
Contoin Ed, Hornbrook, and u wharf
tad, Cor another marty
Ooa. ''' =, 49, ~. - ro p;.,.b,ruh
Inc -hHi'' '"7'''' -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-07

NIW PLEASANT, p ROFITABLE
IN GW success certain. 30 Agents now
making money on best article out. From
to 3 nee led in every dwelling, business,
and stUrr. Entirely new. More agents
wanted. Full particulars free. Address the
manufacturers, :. :. Mann & CO., No. 81
y. Howard street, Baltimore, Nd. ieblOb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-07
PLUM 3 { RS.
THE GREAT POPULARITY OF

EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER,
Has developed legion of imitatorS. Not
withStaudUg the pressure of competition,
every day brings testimony To the TACT that
Che Excelsior Baking Powder i regarded
as the best IN tlc market, and practically the
cheapest! Ask for
LOGAN. LIST a. cos
ENCFl SIOR BNkING POW DER
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-07

cannot bc cNcollod In tone or beauty: they
defy competition. The Concerto stop is "A
fin" Imitation OF the Human Voice. Agis
Wanted. 4 liberal discount 10 Teachers.
Minister'S Churches, schools. lodges, etc,
Special inducements To the trade. Illus
tTuicd Catalogues Mailed. ma3-ta
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-07

MAJ IN UI NO "IUW thOir" FCIrCI
NUs III iIOns." is ready. Prize, .u cts
The "Scric>' now contains one Thousand
of the latest ana best things for DrrNma-
tons, humorous ErcltatiouS, EamH,
Readings, etc. capital for Oranges Tenn
pcrancc Societies, and Iyccum>. Also.
Excelsior Dialogue ana "Mua,l Uu-
logueS,' Circulars free. Get g. Your
bookseller, or send price Co =. Gl3r,.f &
the celebrated Penn Letter Book ..
copying letters without press Oh Wa..s.
Agents wanted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-07
Steamer Market Boy.

HOURS OF DEPARTURE.
Leaves Bellaire at 7and $3.50 A. NJ.
f" ! and $3.50 P. NJ.
Wheeling at $3.50 and ii AN.
2:30 and p. NJ.
Bills of lading signed, and small pack
ages attended to If left at
c. II. BOOTH IL CO.'S Boat Store. !;
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-07

"DSYCHOMASCG orSOIL CHARM.
ING How cituCr sex may ll~cma'-
and gain the love and affections of ans
person they choose Instantly. This sine
pie, mental requirement all can POSSES,
free, by mail, for 2jc, together with a mat
riage guide, Egyptian oracle, Dreams,
Hints 10 Ladies, Weddimg-Night ~u.U.
&c. queer book. Address, T. WILLIAM
* CO., Pubs, Puila.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-07

j u r u S 6 q a

has established ilSclfa as apcTfoci regulator
and SURE REMEDY for disorders OF 'hr ~y--
TEN arising from improper action OFF fAr
Liver and Bowels.
IT'S NOE 4 PuS~IC. but by -.Iuu-
lailng the secretly" organs, gently I1
gradually removes all Impurities, aud u.g-
ulatyS ih"vutiTr system.
IT ~ NOT : DOgTORED BITIERS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-07

STOCK SPECULATIONS.
Conducted by Us in every form. ON Conn
mission only. Puts and ,at~, nu h.>f
houses and lowest rates. cost, >lUI q. ,.7u.
ANA often pay 5000 Profit. Puuu. .E
explaining how Wall street Sp,.u .t'.u4.
are conducted, sent ir'". send r..a..g.
TIL ESESADes s. co.
Bankers and Brokers
IL L. l. L
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-07

Nos. ~ aud run daily; No. 2 daily eN-
ccpt sunday; No. /, daily except saturdays
East bound trains make direct connec-
tiouS at Baltimore with trains for Phila-
dclphia, New York and Boston. AT WASH
ugtpn city for all points South.
West bound trains make direct connsc-
tIonS for all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
WHEELING PTTTSR I'RGH AND BAL
TINORE DIVISION.
FAST-LEAVF-S. wEST-LEAvES.
wheeling Washington Pa,
daily at..G:55 AN. daily att 40 \. NJ.
Wheeling Washington, Pa,
daily al ID ~ p, ". daily p. NJ.
aSundayS excepted sundays excepted.
Tickets To ali principal points can be
procured at the Office al the Depot.
THOS K. SHARP,
Master of transportation.
RI. DEVRIES, General Agent, Wheel
NO movie
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-07
LOGAN. LIST a CO..
Sugar Cured Beef Il Shoulders

, Beef Five TierceS Evans Sugar Cured
houlderS, Tor sale by. az. j. SMiTH
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-07

A GREAT OFFER. W H2TA&S
* SONS, ~ broadway, New York. viii
dispose of 100 PIANOS AND ORGANS
of firSt-claSS makers. including Waters, az
Extremely Low Prices tor cash, during
this month, or part cash, and bllalc" IA
small monthly payments. The same to Let.
WATERS' New Scale Pianos.
are tie best made: the touch elastic, and
a fine singing tone, powerful, pure ana
yN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-07
DUOU NgtUTN " IUTrV lot IUUUTTV IITTIUf
\ IEE AND ItB0RS or
LIVINGSTONE,

BY REV. J. l.. CIIAMBIS~. who from his
personal writings including the Lash
JOUENAIs,'l unloldS wildly his Grand
Achievements, also ih" CUrio>!ticS, Won.
dcTS and Wealth oi that marvellous conn
try, Fruits, Minerals, Reptiles. H,a>is,
StvagcS, Sc. SO pag' :, 700 rare l.u>ira.
lions. only $500. Rich I'm Interest, IDU
iu Price. OuI~"il~ everything. 3vu first
three weeks. AddT,~, HUBBARD BROS,
Publishers, Philadelphia, Pa, or Cucuu-
nati. Ohio.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-07
SUNDRTES

Chest ProtcctoTS-EnEliSh Felt
Lemon Gelatine TabletS-Elegant for
HoarscneSS, and for Singers, Speakers, ~
Extract Beet, BOrdcn'S, with direction
for use in making tea, soups, &c.
Corn Cure-MiraculouS, imported.
Prepared ClOths-For cleaning Plate
Brass, sc.
MuStache Pommade-lmported.
Hair BruSheS-Frehch and English.
Toilet SoapS--Great variety.
For sale by
LOGAN. LIST a CO..
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AGENTS WANTED f. for

fastest selling Bible erpuhlishrd. send
AL PUBLISHING CO., Philadelphia. Pa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-07

Cor. Main and 18th streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-07
GOOD COUGH MEDICINE.
DIR. CIEAPh Ans
LOGAN1S ARNICA-

In Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Pain of
all kinds, 10 gives speedy relief
e.. 1t Is combination of Arnica with
powerful oils, &c, making IL superior
remedy for external use. Price. - cts.
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teh uerppDIen ha@ Qil6ert biA Nnb Wiels
plln1bten Ii9 1einen 8eIik, belon6er5 oa
es bettnnt lour, oab ct bermaleinlt leinen
tpoblbahenoen YHegepoter becrben lpiiroe.
@r ober beodtete bas Sreiben nm i'm
bet 9an5 nno gar nid)t uno balo betbeuer-
ten Die Md9den bci oQen 3ulammtn=
tuntten> leln 9erS miilie 10 bart unb 10
tolt mie lein 5@leifitein .Iein. .
(Gortebung unb ShIub folat,l
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Summa 2O5>386,175 Geelsn
Ser Sau c5erufalenS.

CACTUS ersdblt bon ben 3ei9en> Die
| lid bel Der 8ela9erung bon serulolem
er9aben, oob Die Sbiren bes @eiIi9tbums
auf9in9enu. cine ii6ermen1 6li6e @timme
9eb0rt luuroc: ~oie @1tter 5ieben aus"
uno fabrt fort vWenige oeuteten oieB
sum @6limmen> ben Meiten ,pobnte bic
l1eber5eu9ung bei in ben olten @9riften
oer Prieiter itebe> 5u oerlelben 3eit tperoe
9e16eDen> oob oos Mor9enlano All iblibe
uno bon Suoda Bic Meltberrj6aft aug
9ebc> lueld)e Mn6eutun9 auf @elpal lion
uno Situs 9ing. Mber 6as @olf, na9
Der Mrt men 19li9er Begebrli6teit beutete
oies erbobenc @6idlal auf 1i@ uno lief
i4 ntdt einmal our6Wioerlpdrti9teit sur
Wobr6eit befeDren."
Gs 9ibt faum ettuas 8emunoerun9s'
pertberes als bielen Sergang. 9ie Welt
ioute BON Suoda aug iibermunoen wer.
ben in b66lt besreii ili6er Meiic be5iebt
oieB Der N0mer Sacitus auf leinen BON
benz oortigen 9eere aus be9riinoeten Sm<
perotorei1itamm Der Suoe aber ouf
iein @olf. lno ,pas lit 9e19eben? Sic
Melt lit wirtli@ bon Seruial ous er<
obert ,uor6en, ober >peoer bur9 ben jill
oiI1en @tomm nod ourb Die r6nli<
i9en &ailer, 1onoern our9 ben, tpel-
@en man l6on lan9e Sabre porber an
oos &reuS 8e19la9en, an Sen 6ei iener
@ottesHipme ,peber Der gDmer> nod Der
Suoe od9| 9|te Wel6es Munoer Der 9err-
li9teit!
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, lupbute. Das rui ienwangiee @dtb1en
c JAP ben {uh,uyfeh bsf1eibe'ien 9il6ers
= leoes NAL fir iDr 2eben germ fomu,ch uno
e ltets batte JIG uollouf Mrbeit fir i'm.
I 9olo NOR lire Mabl9ere, balo bieiss oocr
lenes Meller itumpf, bann lpieoer iollte
ct ibr 8lumcu pfonSen cber leinluono
auI Der Blei6e ouslponnen 6elien, 9enu9,
lie lu9te i'm oui ale s0ciIe fir lid Su
: 5u belbdftigen. gilbert mar ibr nun
spar ou6 in Nllem 9efdais 5ei9te aber,
elne notllrl6e Tclge lcines friibern Gnt<
pldelnn9s9on9es INNER cine 9epile
Ylboigteit unb @6cu eescn 'oas Mdo=
@en nno woro rotb uno perleoen, wenn
feline uno &dtb1en's Sdnoe Ttb bel ben
t!elnen glrbeiten 5ufdllis ein,nal bcrii6r=
ten. Sic 8lei6e mar inocB lein 2ieb=
!ln9splob. Wlonde 9(o6t 16lief er oa-
lelblt unter Dem 2auboo9e elmer moie-
ltdtll6sn eide, in ocren 9}abe ebemols
cine &apellc geitanoen Doben 1oute, uno
NIT rllbrenoer Snni9feit Bat er nm G6o-
nun9 oes berrli6en 8aums ols zines
5a9es Die Geoe Oopon mar oenlclben
au fallen> >peil er 5u piel @6otten oQ6e.
Sn Tolge oieies Gorgongs bie6 Der
Baum 5ulebt al9emcin ~oie 9llbertseide"
uno Die 0(aoden oes 9oris ,uel6e nit
&dtb6en bort Die 2einwon6 bcqolen,
iu9tcn forton nm 10 lieber G@ub oeQen
Die S6mlile oes Soges unter ibr, ]anoen
|2leoer uno 5o9en &df4Aen nit Nl6ert
auf. Crrotbete erltere nun stpor audi
oarllber, 10 fra9te lie lelbit ji6 bod pit
5tpeifelno uno leuf5cno> ob gilbert le po6l
aud germ bdtte
Ser Singing mar ober piel su ]beu;
er Datte feline &omane gelelen uno 1ein
bclue9tes Su9enoleben bate linn ,ue eoer
3eit nod @5elegenbeit 9eboten, 8cfannt=
ldaft NIT 6rauen an5utniipfen.
9lQe Weriu4e &atb&en's i'm fir jidj
gu 9e>pinnen misgliidten uno in Der
WerspeiTlung >panote lie enoli9 ibre
9iebe Soiepb, Dem @obne bes MeBners
5u, Der ibr 1@on lan9e aui @dritt uub
5ritt nadidlid. Nls oaber 9ll6ert i'm
CONNER 1912 NIT ieinem @flesepoter !
>oieoer no6 2oben5oin fam, mar Sojepb
9obn I'M Rorbe, uno nun erlt fiblte Der !
bel9eloene Singing luie lebr Lief linn
&atbd)en mar uno ,adn9e Sbrdne uber
ben l@mer5licbcn @erlui It ltobl l@ beim=
lid iiber feline @an9en. &Qt9en BE-
loul6te i'm oft, alcin es mar 5u u'lpQt
Solepb moQte uno founte lein &edt be. ,
boupten uno fin9 l6on i'm @ebeimen !
an, re6t eiferiii6ti9 ouf gilbert 5l lper- :
Den. 9ieler bemertte taum ben perbol= V
tenen Wioerlpillen 1eines alten Befonn= y
ten 9egen i'm, als er bel9lob, bas MQb< u
hen ior9falti9 5u meioen, um ia feinen :
anloB Su 3wiiti9teiten unter ben Brout= : \
leuten 5u geben. &dtb6en bin9e9en l9ricb y
|eln nunmebri9es Benebmen oer tpieoer< .
!r'pa6ten, ibr unbegreif fli6en &dlte leines -
oer5ens gu Die iie 10 oft bel ibm per= y
pinldt batte. Nuf biele @eile cntfern= = =
len li@ Die 8eiben Die bod fir einan= = =
oer beltimmt 9etpelen 5u lein I6ienen, ::
MINER >ueiter bon chamber uno 10 oft =
lllbert es nidt permeioen fonnte, in Rdt6= <
ben's uno ibres @erlobter 9ldbe gu 1ein, ~
iblte er li@ bur& ibren ee9enieitieen '
lnge5luun9enen um9an9 19merili6 Be- !
:iibrt; es 9ab linn INNER einen @ti6 y
ns 9er5. 3lltbt waro er INNER i9wer< =
IT. IL
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mel, ols gilbert er>ua9te uno li6 5ualeid
pon eincm uabren 9eibbun9er gepeini9
iiiblte 9a aber elm Si16ler in Del
Stride an oen Gtubltn BE- 16dltigt mar
10 getroute I6 Scr Nermitc niht ous lei:
nem Nerlttd beruor lunOern wortet
leber bis Die Mlitto9s ltunoe Den Mrbeitel
nod Souie riei. 9iun lu9te CT uorlid'
tjg SmilGen ben GQrgen binourd] uni
Der 9lnblid oes lreunbli0eu S{ir1leins
mar iiir i'm, Der Bis bobin mobl ME Elm
Gottesbous betreten, Elm iiberrol ldenoer.
9ie pielcn 8iloer uno &reu5e, Die bum
ten 5ootentrdnae bin9el6ieoener &C.
meinbe9lieOer 9eiielen ibm 10 luenig CT
aud lire wobre Be6eutung fannie gar
iebr, 10 bob er foit ieincn @un9er BAR
iibsr pcr9oB. Sekt ndberte er li6 Dem
5ouIlteine l01hte leinen brennen0en
0urlt nit Dem Moller, oas uon Der leb<
ten Sanfbanolung Der I'M 8eden suriid-
9cblieben por> uno betra6tete nit tino=
li6em Mobl9ef faQen ben 5ierlid 9ei6nit=
ten uno rei6lid per9oloeten gn9el, Der
iiber Ser Sauildiillel l6pebte, milo ouf
i'm nieoerSnlddeln uno ibm 5u winfen
l6ien. SIMMER tiefer perientte er li6 in
oas 9llhauen bes freunoliden 8iloes,
als pl0kli6 Elm iur6tbores @e>uitter, pcr@
bunben nit befti9en &eeeu9iiiIen Die
uom Gturm 9etrieben raul9eno al bic
Tenlter oes &ir9leins onldlu9en i'm
aufriitteltc, uno in bcml clbsn gu9enblide
,por es linn ols fiji lterte ene Stimme
inn leile gu, Den glufrubr Der @lemente
su leiner Tlu9t 81 benuben. 81 5O9erte
er 6enn ou6 nidt ldn9cr> perlieb oas
&irdlein unb crrsibte un9eleben oos
SSreie, lpci( 9lles i'm Gorfe BEL oiejem
unwettsr oos ldIbsnoe Nboa6 Der 8e=
bauiung ouf9eiudt bate.
9iur tursc 3eit perIolgte er bic yonO=
ltraBe, Damn wenoete er lib icloeinpdrts
uno 9elan9te bolO na6ber auf einen
,usni9 betretenen Tubpfoo Der li4 an
Goumc eiues gSoloes binsos. Ser &c.
gen botte in5>plden no69claiicn unb
linuenb, ben Blif ouf Den 8o5en 9cbeftet
periulste gilbert feline Strabe. Go lab
er et,uas i'm gHe9e lie9cn. Gr bpb cs
ouf un0 iebe, es mar Elm iAperer, poller
@clo6eutel. 9lod bielt er otn Tuno in
ieinen $Odnben uno noh olen Geten
hin mad Dem Gigentbiimer 0elielben
lpdbeno paro ct melt binter li0 einen
Niann ge>pobr> Der in @t9leitung eincs
@unbcs 5iemlid eilig uui Uni ern Sllbert
Su5ufommen idien. Gbnell lprang er
in ben @alo uerbarg lid binter einem
@ebiii6 uno lieB nun oen 6remoen gang
nobe bcranfommen.
9ieler blie6 enoli6 cui Der @teQe,
100 9llbert Den @elobeutel 9efunoen batte,
lteben uno ouS Den dn9ltlidb am Booen
Bliden oeliel6en o,pie
aus ben lautcn @eufSern melde bon
3eit gu 3eit iiber ieine 9ippen oran9en,
ertannte Der i'm @ebul9 @erbor9ene beut=
Iid oob es bier Den Gi9entbiimer oes
0elO6eutcls Dor lid babe. @utmiitib9
trot er oaber nit ieinem Tunoe berpor,
uno bo6ent5lft lein @elo iuieocr 81
'r6alten, sugleid aber au6 Der,uunoert
iiber Die Gbrli6teit oes &naben ber5te
unb tiibte Ser Tremoc oenlelbcn uno Bat
i'm, mitSutommen in iein 9prf. Ser
Damn mar eiu G1srenl l6leifer> battc oos
Se!o sum &aufe eines 9auies ge9oben
mo ,es beim 9(usruben al Der GteQe>
m pS 0fIhprf npfunheu in Nrr GiIp (ipnpn
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No9 oem III Npm erj6ienene;, sSabr=
bu6e beltanb Die fatbolilde STRIDE am l.
Sanuar 1875 aus :
80 GaroinGlen, BON oenen nod s
pom Yapite @regor XVI. CT
nonnt, Die librigen ~ ober BON
Yius TX. creirt ,puroen. GO Soiite
lino pocont.)
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l6er uno 6 orientalil6er &iten
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mittelbar pom .@tuble obbdn9ig.
127 gr5bil6Dfe lateinii6er &iten> nit
&irden=Yropin5en.
3 grsbil60fe orientalil l6er &itcl1,
unmittelbor pDm +. Gtuble a6=
bdn9ig.
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nit &ir9en=Y Yropinsen.
81 Sll60fe q unmittelbor pom h,
Stuble abbdngig.
572 9H@0fe> Suffraganie> lat, Ri=
ten.
50 8il66fe> so. orient.
Giten.
16 9lebte nullius (nlitrirt).
9(poitol. 0elesationsn = vrSeH@' $e!!%
ia 9lpoltol. @icariate IN par
29 9lpoitol. Yraiecturcn imlae'- ,,,,'
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ueluHuele Sotlleoc ocldB. SUneu enl'
lld)loiien iagte er oobcr 81 uno ersablt
oem Manne treubersi9 Den lebten 5bei
lciner 8eldi9te, tIo9te iDn1, mie biilFos
llno perlallen ct Iei upo nobm baourd
Den wodern @6leiier nod mctr fir lid
Elm.
/ Meib ou mas Bube be9ann Sc,
@dleifcr nod eini9cm 8el linnen> id min
oi6 ols eigen onneDmcn. lpenn bu BRAT
biit uno bid ucin @elpcrbe lebren.
@6ou id babe pcber &inb mod &eoel>
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-14

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IN @0t5eu @e(beS iuert1.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-14

1920 8ilbofslibc int @on5eu.
0ie tatbolil9e 8epDlterung
BON europa betrdgt 14S,5OO,OOO
upn Mmerita 6etrdgt 47,947,263
BON 9llien betra9t. :. 7,147>55l
BON slfrita betrd9t 1,301,747
ppn Sceonien betrdgt 48S,6O4
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-18
AhOut Women.

The granddaughter of Thomas Jefferson is
in Washington, seeking employment for her
self and SOD
Rev. Olympia Brown, writing for the Uni
0ers1list, says she doesn't want to 90 to Bos-
ton, and objects to the disposition of MANY
clergymen to go there, regardless of sex or
previous condition of servtude. 'It would
seem, she says, "that our ministry is nothing
more than the game which the children play
called Boston, in which there are seats enough
for all the company except one, who stands in
the centre, and when he says Boston all rush
from their seats, and in the general scram-
BILE the one In the centre finds q seat, which
leaves some one else standing, who in turn
waits for another general change TO get good
place for himself"
Mrs. Sarah f. Little has been unanimously
appointed by the Trustees, Superintendent of
the Wisconsin Institution for the Education of
the Blind Mrs. Little is the widow of the late
Superintendent, and daughter of Prof Cowles
OF Oberlin This is probably the only case in
the country where woman fills such posi-
ton. Mrs. Little has been her husbands CO.
laborer in the administration of the Institution
for the past thirteen years.
Mrs. Mary L. Fletcher and Miss Mary NJ.
Fletcher of Burlington, VT, have established
public library in that city. The institution is
known as the FLETCHER Free Library" and
will be opened to the public the present year.
The building formerly used as a court house.
situated on the easterly side of the City Hall
Park, has meantime been purchased by the
city, thoroughly renovated, painted and re-
paired, all at a cost of some $4,000, and is now
devoted to its use.
Nine. Doche, the original Camille, is now
said to be old and ugly, "lke an anatomical
specimen"
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-18

Plus the Ninth is wise general as well as
worthy man. He announces that he in
tends to create five more cardinals, and that
if he should die before their names are di-
vulged they will be declared in codicil at
tached to his will. This declaration is well
tics of high station, and to induce them, by
exceptional zeal in preaching the doctrines
and extending the sway of the church to
show themselves deserving of that high hon
or which is worthy object of their laudable
ambition. Very wisely the fortunate men
are not yet named. So each man is nerved
to his work by the inspiration of hope.