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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-28

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9unoen aerrinen 1eben, nadoem i'd eben
erF ten 2lauen BET Bdren slttronnen
bin ?"
Serunter tom pf.roe berunter ooer
Sbr 5eib nerloren !! rief elmer Der Sdger,
na96em er Die Sunoe oersebens al li6
selott bate. 9iele. rannten ober an
Sem neuen Wnt1mmling porbei obne
auf i'm au aaten, un0 bellten Dime I'M
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oeB mar Der 9eiter, beI1en NOtbidrei mir
9ebDrt bdsten, bis 5u uns berangetommen
unb mir loben nun einen Mann bleid
uno beb.n6, in Der glabe unIeres Seroes
abiken. Ginl leDeno, oab uns cine 9roBe
@efobr 0robe, ipron9en mir Nue auf.
obne uns erit NIT Tra9en auf5ubalteH.
Sic beoen ButfeItdeer 9riifen nod ibren
8ublen Der Yroicribirte idluons lib
auf iein 8fero an OeHen @attel Elm
LANCER Desen bing, una nun i6ien au6
Der neueMnf0mmling mie0er etuas Mutb
su faifen rief ober pl0tli6 aus: ~9u
ltsften - Seius Maria - erl0le uns!"
Gin Blid in Der an9eoeuteten Ridtune
CAB llns alsbalo Nuftlaruns; ,peni9 iiber
oen 2i@tafreis binaus Den unier 9ero
bilbete, be'peete lid eine 9etpaltige &C.
italt fin uno ber, unter einem nit einem
fiir6terlihen 3dbnetloppern permiiGten
@cbrumme. 9ie beiben @og9en bielten,
bos 5aor 9eitrdubt, Die Nusen blutbrotb>
BORT Elm Sbier feitgebannt, Dem Die Sim
iternib cine riebenbafte @r6Be >perlieb
es mos ein 9rauer 8dr, Der @6uden Der
Brdirien. Ser eraue Bar il It in oer
Sbot Der fur9tbarite Bemobner oes 9on=
sen amerifanii@en Continents. Sn Der
@rDBe enem 9e>p6bnli@en @tiere olei9,
bat er cine 'uunoerlame &raft unb lit
ebenlo wilo als er itort lit. 8ei Dem
olcfep pel5, ben er bat, fait unper,uuno=
bar; miro ct ulitbeno, tpenn ct ]ib bers
tuunoet fiiblt. Webe Dem Sdger, Der i'm
ni9t ins Nuge Ypr ben &opf ober Ing
9er5 setroHen. Sn 96blen ooer ouN in
20@ern, Die er 1i6 1elbit grabt> perbor=
gen, padt Ser 9raue Sar ben mdbti9iten
8iiffel> oer in feline Ndbe tommt uno
16leppt Den @et0bteten bonn iu 1einen
S4lupfwinal I'M i'm bort nit &C.
ma9lidteit 5u pcr5ebren. Die5er Mrt
mar Der unertuortete Teino Der uns in
elmer Blodobe bielt, Der nur Elm aut BE-
r'ttener &eiter 81 entrinnen boifen ourite.
9fur Nae 3u Yferee, ia9te elmer ser
Sdger leile
Ser sulebt 9etommene Trelroe 4ieb
li9 oos ni6t 5weimal beiBen. mir ober
mar Die @a@e nibt 1o lei9t; bein ob-
9lei6 meinem Pferoe Die 8eine eebisneen
'paren, mar es oo9 Dor unlerm iur6tba+
ren Qn9reifcr aus Dem @e9e geIprun9en>
llno nun in Der Siniternib nt6t su leben.
Meln @eluebr batte i9 an Dem "@attel
ban9en lolien. Gum 9roBen Slid per<
ftlr5te Der l9drfere Sinn meines 'Sbieres
mein 9efabrli9es umbertappen. SD
bate tanm eini9e 56ritte aufs Beratbe=
uobl setban ais Iein i6drfe .Muge
mid bemerfte uno es, ,pie u,n MIDI su er.
uarten iteben blieb. Sd l6lte 16neu
eine Banoe, mari mid in ben 'Sattcl
!no ,uor in elm paar @ugenbliden Die
5linte IN Der Tauf> an Ser @eite meiner
Sos rieiise llnsetbiim mar bur6
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-28

Inn einige Sage MntDsil an ibrem 10 ge.
ffabrli6en uno bod 10 iparnenben &C.
l9dft gu nebmen.
Sempteoh. Mbergldubij II.
Sames 8oblep fomen Dor einigtr 3eit
$1S7 abbanoen uno 9laubte er> 6aB Se<
nono linn bas @elo eutipsnoet Doben
milIe. I'm BEN Dieb ausiinoig 5u MAIDEN,
monote er iid an enen 9el leber in Stem
Dort> ,pelber ibm er0ifnete, 0ob Ser 9ieb
eil tleiner oi1er damn le. 0a Die Be=
|}Grcibun9 sufdllig auf Heter 2etus poBte,
in be5len@eleul ul1aft er li4 befunben Dotte,
als er oas @elo perlor 70 lieb er i'm per=
boiten. Ois @ronoe 'Surp ,ueiserte liA,
2eluis in Nnf(age5ultanb su perlebcn uno
bot beriel6e nunmebr @baqep tpegeu
pieOerre6ter Giniperrung ouf $4,000
@9ooeneriab perflo9t.
Gin 92em Dprfer Rouj-
nj n n botte cine Befanntma6uug err
loilen, oob er einen munteren, oufsewed.
ten Sunsen in lcinem &e19dft brau9e.
@m Nbeno tlingelt es on leintr S6ure,
uno als er beraustritt iinbet er einen
iol6en, II Sage alt, in einem &0rbben.
Ser Sun9e ,par iprsfdltis eingebii(lt>
er ltot in elmer Pel5= =Mufie Mn oerlclbe
ipar au9 Elm. 3ettel nit Der Snl Drift:
~Wlunter ouf9etuedt> unb nod san5 uns
peroorbcn; faut nod ni6t einmal So
BOT"
- Gin 5troBenprebigerin
Can Tranciscp waro jiingIt BON
eini9en Mdnnern benen ct 5emperen,
preoi9te, laut perb0bnt. I'm i9 @ube
su perl9affen, 5og er elmer Notbpfeife aus
Der ,Sal6e uno CAB oas Nlarm1 1i9nal fir
bic polisei, aber Die Mdnner liefeu i9nea
oapon. Ser Bolisilt tam> fano Nieman-
Den als Den Milliondr unb .arretrte
i'm tuesen nnoroentli@en 8etra9ens.
- 81. @orrutb, Der @toatteur
bes @inelono in MoGa@uietts, erbielt
neulid, pie befannt, cine 9ueel in Den
&opf Die cine balbe l1nje tpie9t. 9as
Wei itedt nod bort. Ser Mann befin<
bet }ib aber nod am 2eben unb muB oes-
bah setpib mebr als @@ubna9el per-
bauet fDnnen..
-.9ie @ede zines @6ul.
J miners in 9DiIfesb ARE,
Yennipluanien fiel Dor &ur5em elm. 9(Qe
penniplpanil9en @&uliuu9eu lino ieit
jener 3eit in tiefer 8elor9niB iiber oie
9altbarftit ibrcr @6ul9ebaube geratben
uno 5ieben es por ubei Muttern" i'll blei=
ben.
9ie @eFaltbergroe. Sebt, aiuocr!
!pra@ Gin Sdulmeiiter, inbem CT ben 8inoern
|eine runoe S@nnpftabadsboie seiste, gang nie
neine 0oie lit bic @citalt ber grbe. lln9liid,
ider Meiie ober pfeote er Sonntaes cine an.
'ere 9oie nitsuncbmfn, nelde bieredia mar;
,aber fam es, oab,. als ct tnr3 oarauf in 0f,
entlid)er Yriifuns Die Grage borle9te: vgBic lit
'ie @eitalt bet @rbe ?" Elm &nabe lout ant
uortete: ~9ie Grbe 1T ii bet @ode ruao uno
'eS SonntagS hieredig."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-29
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, January 2S.-Cotton-
Steady at l43c. Flour, Rye Wheat and
Barey-Quiet and unchanged. Oils
Unchanged. Butter, Cheese and Egg:
Firm and unchanged. Pork-Demand
fair and market firm; sales at Sl9 w.
Bulk Meats-Steady and in moderate de-
mand at 6i66I@9!@9!c; all partly cur
ed. Lard and Bacon-Quiet and un-
changed Green Meats-Easieeri sh"uI-
ders &c; clear rib sides.o!ci mans l'ci
average 9tc. Whlsky-Steady "t '4c.
Hogs-Reccipts 7,484 head; opened
dull and lower, but subsequently, became
active during the afternoon and closed at
the following prices common - 9OGG 40;
medium So 6OCdG 50; good packing and
butcher. So 9Old57 10; bulk sales at 81 ~
al 90; shipments 1872 head.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-29
NeWYOrk Market.

New YORK. January 2S.-Cotton-
Duh at 5s@l5ic; net receipts 923 bales;
gross 923 bales; futures closed easy sales
l5.7oO bales. Flour-Stcady and in
Moderate request; supertne west
crn and State $3 S5mi %; common
to good $4 90d4 95i good TO choice
S4 65G5 10; white wheat extra So ljtd
& 90; extra Ohio $4 70(d6 50; St. Louis
81 SOFAS 90. Rye Flour-Frm at 81 20
M5 %. Corn Meal-Steady at 81 2jCr
465. Wheat-Nery dull; receipts 1900
bushels; No. spring 81 lS(al %; No.
3 do 81 07(al OS; No. = Chicago II OS
@l II; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 l3CGl IL
Rye-Quiet at 94(d soc. Barley-Dull.
Malt-Quict. Corrh-ln fair demandi
receipts, 5000; new mixed western S4Ca
Soc; do high mixed yellow western s5hI
sole. Outs-More active; receipts,
5000 bushels mixed western 6TGa aG9c;
white do 6SNa roc Hay-FIrm at $50 90
G7OOO. Hops-Un"hanged. Sugar
Dull. prime SIC. Molasses-Dull; New
Orleans 6OCd65c RicC,-Dull. R1sin-
Steady at 50 lOta2 Is. Turpentine-
Firm, ut 3S. Petroleum-Firm; refined
l2I; crude held at 6!c. Eggs-Heavyi
western 29@3Oc. Wool-Firm; domestic
fleece 52dGjc. Pork-Frmer; new mess
$l9 so; prime d" $lS 90. Beat. I'm
changed. Cut Meats-Quiet; middIcs
iirmer; long clear l0ta l0!; short clear
1Os. Lard-Firmer; prime steam II @-lG
Ml3Ic. Butter--Heavyi western 26(G
3Oc. Cheese-Unchanged Whisky
Dull and lowe- at 9G!c. Clover Seed
Firm and unchanged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-29
Proposed Meeting at ROmney. W. Va.
Outraged Louisiana.

CORES pondence of the Baltimore Gazette.
RoMNEY, W. VA, Jan. 70.
Many Of the best citizens OF this city
and vicinity, without regard to political
association, have issued'the following call
for meeting:
We cordially and respectfully invite
our fellow citizens of Hampshire county,
without distinction of party, to meet with
rs at our Court House, on Satur-
dav, Goth Of January instant, to
rive expression OF their indignation
NJ the daring unconstitutional usur-
nation of the Federal Government, in the
case of un oppressed, insulted sister State
of Louisiana, ard to communicate the
same to the honorable Speaker of the
House Of Delegates being also our own
county representative for presentation
in that body, as well "a to take such fur
ther action as the meeting may deter
mine. In the eloquent words of John '.
L. Mcmahon on u memorable occasIoni
Let every mountain send its r'll and
every valley its rivulet, till 10! the avail
anche of the people be here.
There will undoubtedly be large at
tendance at the meeting. I.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-29
Treating the Wrong Disease.

MANY times Women call upon Their
family physicians, one with dyspepsia.
another with palpitntion, another with
trouble of the breast, another with pain
here and there, and in thi, way they all
present alike to themselves and their
casy-goIng and indifferent doctors, sep
arate and distinct diseases. for which h"
prescribes his pills and pouons, assuming
them To be such, v hen IN reality they ar"
all symptom, caused by utcrIn" di--
order: and while they are thu. only Hbl"
perhaps to palliatc for time, they ar"
ignorant of the cause, and encOurng"
their practice unit! large bills are made,
when the suffering patient, are Il" better
in the end. but probably worse for the
delay treatment, and other application
made. and which Il proper mcdicIn" dI-
rectcd 10 the cause would have entirely
removed, thereby instituting health and
comfort instead of prolonged misery.
From Mis-, LorIuds T.. st. Clair, Sha Ir,
Athcn, Co., Ohio:
CDR. r. Y. Pierce Buffalo, y y
Your Favorite Prescription i working
like II miracle on ne. am better nj
ready than ! have been for over two
wears.
From Ella A. Schafcr, Xane,viIl", Ind:
"Dr. Pierce received the medicine"
YOU sent me and began using ii immr-
diatelv. A, "A result of the treatment !
feel better than ! have for three year.
From Mr.. John X. HamlIn, Odell, ILL.,.
DR.. Pierce-The Favorite Pr"-"rIp-
ton has don" me good, which am very
thankful for.
DR.. Pirrces Favorite Prescription .5
sold by dealers in medicine
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-29
New York Cattle Mark ct.

New YORK, January 2S-Bcrvr-
Receipts 99s head, making 800 head
for three days, against 4,OsO head same
time last week. The market has been
weakening daily since Monday and clos.
ed extremely dull at a reduction OF g.,
with thirty car loads unsold; poor 10
prime natives 96l3c; fair steers 1000 To-
i,250 lbs lie; ordinary Cherokee cattle
9(a94c; fat bulls 4c live weight. Sheep
Receipts 400 head, making $500 for
three days, against 1890 same time last
week. Choice and extra sheep are selling
at fairly good prices; common TO fair
ruled dull and weak at decline of t.;
poor to prime ranged jS7c; choice to
extra 7IG7sc; and one car load sold al
the extraordinary price of SIC. swine
Receipts 5000 head, making -, 100 head
for three days, against Is, $40 in same time
last week. Live dull at So GOaG 50 per
100 lbs; dressed easier ut Ia 7,c tor city;
7!m7bc for western.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-29
Memphis Business Statement.

MEMPHIS, January 26.-The annual
statement of the trade, commerce and
manufactures of Memphis, tor 1872, ad-
vance sheets of which were furnished to
the press to-day, by the secretary Of the
Chamber of Commerce. show Il very sat-
isfactory state of business generally. The
total merchandise imports for the year
were 73,0lG,SG7, and of the product vi
some manufactures 81, 300, $50; total gross
1 business $7S,3l7,727, of which cotton
| sales amounted to 100000. There i. a
healthy increase in all departments as
compared with 1873, and US compared
with 1861, the most prosperous year be-
fore or since the war, exhibits an increase
of S26, ,G27,7 ,727. The population, which
by the census of 1870, was 4O,2lG, and in
1860 was 22,G2l, is now, according TO the
census in 1874, under the supervision of
the school commissioners, 66, 800, an in
crease since 1860 of A ,344.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-29
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor
of Main and 18th SITS.
CHARLES ON.
The Ballot Bore-One Vote
in the Legislature Three
in Caucus.
Still No Result-The Capital
Bill Remains in the Prin-
ter's Hands.
CHARLESTON, January %.

Special 10 the Register.
The third ballot Pin open Legisla-
ture for United States Senator was taken
to-day in joint session, resulting as fol-
lows: Camden, -; Walker 20; Bran
non, IA; Price, 10; Caperton, 3; LOOMS,
6; Oakley johnson, =; Faulkner, /; {. F.
Scott, l; J. q. Hutchinson, /; q. ID
Camden, Il Judge Raymond, l.
This evening the Democrats held their
caucus, and took three ballots, resulting
as follows:
Twenty-third ballot-Camden 10
Walker -, Price II, Brannon II, Cap
erton ., q. d. Camden |.
Twenty-fourth ballot-Walker "a
Camden Is, Price II, Brannon u, Cap
erton ), G. ID. Camden |.
Twenty fifth ballot-Walker "A, Cam
den 90, Price u, Brannon 10, Caperton 3
The Capital Bill is still in the hands
/ of the printers. l..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-29
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, January 2S.-Flour--Dull
but unchanged; superhne 81 2jCd4 20.
heat-Steadv and in moderate demand;
No. spring SOTO 90lc; No. . sS!c spot;
SStc bid seller February; S9!c seller
March; No. 3 s2!@ S2ic; rejected 164CG
764c. Corn-Dcmand fair and market
firm snda shade higher; new No. = mix
ed 64!@ 64ic spot; 64lc seller February;
653c bid seller March; rejected 6r,c
Oats-Quiet and unchanged. Pork
Demend active and prices advanced at
$lS 10 cash and seller February; SIS 10
seller March SlS 70@l3 ~ seller April.
Lard-Demand fair and market firm and
strong at Sl3 3j spot or seller Frbru-
ary; 1888 seller March BulkMrats
Demand fair and steady; shoulders $50,
6Ic; short rib middles 9.c; all loose oE
spot. WhiSky-Steady and in mod
crate demand ut 9Ic. On call board in
the afternoon Wheat, Corn and Oats
closed firm but unchanged. Pork
$l807l(GlS 10 seller February; SIS S74
seller March. Lard-Sl3 81! seller Feb
ruary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-29
New York Dry Goods Market.

NEw YORK, January Is Bu,Inr,,
moderately active with the commission
houses. In c"ttor good. th" market con
tinurs firm with nn upward tendency.
Linwood, WhitinSvilIr and Gold Medal
bleechrd shirting, advanced !r.
Rolled Jaconrts active and higher IN
first hands. Light printf NOR" wanted
bv the Southern trade. Gingham- Iu
steady request Wor,trd Coating, and
Kentucky Jeans are doing well in agents
hands. Lonsdale blrachcd .hirtiug up
To lDIc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-29

craftsmanship, to form an opinion on that
subject | am sure of one thing, and that
is, if the natives of Louisiana could be
brought under the government OF II
State that it would have most ma
terial effect upon public sentiment.
Question-Was there any disposition
on the part of the whites to establish
schools?
Answer-I made inquiries in more in
stances than one; stated tosomc persons
that the negro had his freedom, that he
had something that could not be taken
from him: the right Of voting; he is to
live with you and you should educate
him. The answer was that money had
been levied and raised, but was stolen.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-29
The Beecher-TiltOn Trial.

New YORK, January 2S.-There was
the usual crowd ut the Beecher-Tilton
trial to-day. The counsel and principals
were on hand early.
Judge Nelson upon the opening of
Court, gave his decision on the point
raised yesterday by Mr.. Evarts as to Mr..
Woodruff giving a relation of what
occurred at an interview between
General Tracy, Moulton and himself,
when Mr. Beecher was not present.
Judge Nelson said he had examined
the oath on this subject, and ruled that
witness might relate all that occurred at
the interview, and the attention of the
Court was called to the pamphlet issued
from the Tribune office, entitled Part ! OF
the official report of the Tilton- Beecher
trial.
Judge Fullerton stated that instead OF
having the evidence onl " on trial, there
were comments relating to Mouton and
counsel
Mr.. Beach paid an eloquent tribute
to Mouton US witness, and Mr.. Eysrts
in turn said that they were not actors on
the stage.
Judge Fullerton said he would confer
with the publishers about this matter.
Franklin K. Woodruff then deposed.
Mr. Moulton then proceeded to tell MIR.
Tracy about the case, that the points
published by Mrs. Woodhull were true.
Moulton said he had been trying TO keep
the case covered up.
Mr.: Tracy said he did not recommend
lying, but in this case he thought it was
iustiiiablr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-29
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, January 2S.-Flour
Dull, no demand and unchanged. Wheat
Dull; amber western 81 l2Gtl ~; No.
red 81 IS; No. . 81 l6i No. 81 10.
Corn-Weak; mixed western 5S4c. Oat-
Quiet, steady and unchanged. Ryr-
Dull at 9Sc@$l 90. Hay-Dnll and un-
changed. Provisions-Quic. and un.
changed. Buttcr-Ncry dull but steady;
tub and roll 26@ 2sc. Cohre-Quict and
strong; ordinary to strictly prim" Rio in
cargOs lSJM2OIc. Whisky-DulI and
nominally at 9Sc. Pctroleum--tu.
changed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Money and Stock
Market.

NEW YORK, January 2S.-MoNEY-
At 2I@3 per cent. Prime mercEantile
paper 4G,6 per cent. Sterling firm at
486I@487 for sixty days, and 4S94C 4S9j
for sight.
GoLD-Strong; opening at III, declin-
ing to 1929 and closing ut 1874. Carry
ing rates lG2t per cent. The Assistant
Treasurer disburscd 100000 Clearings
S47.000,OOO.
GovERNMENTs-Stro and prices
well maintained.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-29
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, January 2s-Flour-Duil
and unchanged. Wheat-DuiIi No: Z
white Wabash 81 1876 No. do II o,3;
No l white Michigan 81 O9!@l lOi No.
l red 81 lOl; No. 2 81 0oCa Oot. Corn
Dull and lower; high mixed seller Feb
ruary 684c; seller May 143ci low mixed
67Ic Oats-Dull but unchanged. Clover
Seed-$G 3j.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-29
East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY. January 2s.-Cattlr
Receipts for to-day 952 head making
1000 head for the week SO far; best g. -
"a 80; medium, to good - 7jC,G 10;
common to fair - jOm5 10; stockrrs
30 3j@G %; bulls - 30 Hog Re-
ccipts for to day 2,O3j head, making
for the week so far i,s3j; Workers 81 -
GG 50; Philadclphias - 3Om1 10. sheep
Receipts for to-day 300 head, making
for the week SO far llGOO head; h-t
$5 50(dG 90; medium - jOn5 -.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-29
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, January 2S.--Flour
Dull; superilac 50 75@ { 90; extra - o.
(a,5 80. Wheat-Dull; red ~ lS,dl 20
amber 81 300 %; white 81 2GCa 80.
Ryc-At 92c. Corn-Dull; yellow 80
soc; western mixed zoe Oats-Quict;
white 67@6sc; mixed 6jCaG6c, Pro
visions Firm. Mess Pork-$l9 80.
Lard---l2I(dl4c. Butter--Dull;
New York and Bradford county
choice 3SCa 40c; western extra 3OM3lc.
Cheese-Firm and unchanged. Eggs
Firm; western 29m3lc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-29
The PorOsity OF Iron.

Nh. casual observer of iron considers
:, an impact mass. in which the particles
arr welded to each other. This Is = de-
Iu.iop Science has demonstrated by
exhaustive experiments that the particles
of iron are not impact, but merely near
each other bv virtue of their molecular
forces. and between contiguous molecules
there exist certain cavities called physI-
cal pores.
The greater the porosity of iron, the
more ductile It's, and the less porous, the
more rigid it becomes. Hence, 1t Is u
matter OF great importance to the metal
u-gist TO understand the laws which de-
trrmine the porosity of iron. 1t Is not
NV purpose now to explain these prlncl-
pies. but rather To- call attention 10 the
taat Of tn" purosity ,t IRON.
From recent Investigations II has been
determined tha, when iron is galvanical-
.y deposited, it, pores contain very much
HYDROGEN. with more or les carbonIc
oxide. nitrogen and water, and that II
NAV bavr included IN it ~ much a lS5
time, It's bulk Of these gases, principally
hydrogen.
How many students believe this les
SON Reader. do YOU believe that the
pores of one cubic inch of iron galvani-
,al.y deposited may contain lsj cubic
inches Of these gasc-? Now, II "" had
the Mechanic, High School of Pcnnsyl-
yauia established in our midst, We
could, at any time, give You an
uccuhr demonstration of the tact
ty unlocking these included gases,
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FOREIGN.
The CarIist War.

MADRID, January 2S.-The National
army has advanced on the Carlists, and
already taken several of their strong po-
sitions. King Alfonso is with the army.
French Politics.
PARIS, January 2S.-In the Assembly
to-day the debate on the Constitutional
Bill of NJ. De Ventavor. Right moved
the withdrawal ofall constitutional meas
ures before the Chamber; the motion was
rejected. NJ. Labondage then moved an
amendment TO Ventavor's bill, providing
that the Government be composed of q
senate, chamber of deputies and presi-
dent Of the republic, who shall be chief
executive power NJ Labondage said the
object of his amendment was TO recall
the fact that the republic was then exist
ing.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTsBURGH, January 2s.-Wh"a
Quiet and prices unchanged. Corn
Ear dull and lower at 73m 15c; shcll"d
dull at 75Ca 16c free in elevator. P"tr.-
lcum-Crudc 81 3j nt Parkor-; refined
l2!c for Philadelphia delivery.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, January q, SP. NJ. J
PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
In the West Gulf States Tennessee and
Ohio Valley and Lower Lake Region,
rising barometer, falling temperature,
northeast to northwest winds and clear or
partly cloudy weather.
In the Upper Lake Region, Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valley
and northwest, clear or party cloudy
weather and winds mostly from the north
or west with higher barometer and lower
temperature with the two first districts,
but Slight changes in the same in the
two last.
In the Middle and Eastern States,
winds shifting to northwest and northeast
with rising barometer, falling tempcra-
ture and partly cloudy weather in the
former, bat followed by rising barometer
clearing weather and falling temperature
in the latter.
The Ohio river will commence rising
at Pittsburgh the Cumberland at Nash
Vile and the Mississippi at Cairo and
Memphis will continue rising.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, January 2s.-Wheat t-
Dulland unchanged. Corn Steady and
unchanged Oats Steady nduucnane-
ed. Pctroleum-Steady and unchanged.