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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-25

pigmYD ne.half Of that which Hercu-
lee 3 (or twelves months labor.
Mr.. Speaker, what must we say when
We consider that tho gentleman Is not
the only member from ClaibofneY His
colleague gets a like salary. Thus the
representation OF the gentleman's par.
va costs t State S2l56 for sixty days
Aw manufacturing efforts.
have taken this gentleman's parish
g Illustrate the enormous sums paid
Tor mileage and per diem, because the
gentleman has assumed all the airs OF
inexperienced genius" cannot
admit the Justice OF his plea. and must
vote TO reduce the large salary to be
paid him IL, perchance, he should return
Wadorn our Legislative halls next year.
NJ. Murrell opposed the bill, and Mr.
nnaii regarded it only as . basis for the
nnouse to act upon In framing an eQuita-
pc law, which would recognise the
cAlms OF those who were compelled to
Neglect their private affairs when per-
"rmlng legislative duties.
Inc bill was indefinitely postponed
yeas 4o, nays 40. G
A bill, introduced by Mr.. Murfeii. TO
axe nom the parish Of Carroll part Of
~ territory for new parish, to be called
ue parish OF Macon, and after q debate
~ several hours the bill passed to en-
ssossment, with an amendment that one
~ t0e parishes shall be known as East
oS5[on and the other as West Carroll.
~. Carloss asked leave to introduce
S;anendmentsf to the constitution, reduce
me the salaries of the Governor and all
gy.nef State officers, the salaries OF the
suoges Of the Supreme Court, the sala-
npos q District Judges, the salaries Of
slsh Judges and the per diem and
Mrueage OF members. All the reductions
imposed amount to about one hundred
auu nfty thousand dollars.
~, motion pending to suspend the rules
-. the Introduction Of the resolution
After Ave, 'O"'A" ~ Nv
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08
Scr srObc 8ailruaos 8ampi.
Sabrpreiie reoneirt. = Cine 6i,
fcntli6s @obltbat.

Sn Ger @sl6ibte Der Gilsntabnen iii nicmals
cine 10 %siinitiss 0slessnbsit %hasepslen, ~ 70
~nisprissn prsiien POM Weiten mad benz Often
III reiisn, ais essenrdrtis. Wrl6er patript bot
il6 nitt i'm lsgtrn Sabre nit trr Srfnuns &C
ldmsi6elt, bit erpse Wsltausleluns in pbila-
eelpbia AZ belu6sn, nm rim SGsuIpiel III isben.
mic e5 bic 9Selt faum tpieesr bisten tpire. Gas
3uiommsnfrTms Spn WiGipnen unisrer patrip.
tiitsr Siirssr in Der fir bic 0eibihts Der lln-
abbGrsisfsit Der Gsreinieten Staatrn 70 msrf,
~piircisen alien Stabt philadelphia nit ieinsr
Sneepeneencr Sal, tspielblf ii6 Der erlte Gcngisb
S:riammelts unp bic alte Liberty Bell bic Ilnab.
bGnsistsit cislsS suerlt serfiinbete, nit alien es.i
bilfcrii6en pldsen, bic 70 eng nit Der @sI6iGte
Ger llnabbGnsisfeii Der Sereini'ten Staatfn Ser
fniipft linb, maRt sepis SsSsrmann cine Hsiie
eabin riinl6enspertb. Die Fl. Wayne & Penn
sylvania Railway Centennial Tickets ilnb iiber.
all 81 Ssrfaufsn, unb biele 1T bic ein;ise 9abn.
iinir, pelGe ibre S6lat. palait. unS Sprilss
rrasen cbne @e6isl mad ibrem eisenen Sabas
bpfe auf esm gentennialsrunee tefpresr!. 5n
philadelphia lslbit fam man 9rre ron $t-5
per Gag erbalten Iuo bic beIten Sptels linb su
SUP in etpa flint Winutsn pom Gentennial-
arunSe ;u rrrri6sn. Die srpss Fit. Wayne &
Pennsylvania Railroad bat buneerte spn ele9an.
ten Cars urp lGbt jeben Sag sur Sequemli6fsit
ceS gptlifums brei Grtrasiise laufen une. bsperf.
ltsui9t i,br:aa eirecte gerbineuns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08
$taot + Anteeeeno.

2Sir MAIDEN uniere 2eier auf Die Yin
Ssise Der rniueriitdt Don Rotre Dame, Sn:
biann, aufmerfiam. Sieie bereits ls42
~se9rinbete Nnitalt lit zines Der belten nnte'
ben tutbolii9sn 9~ebrinitituten Der 9. ct
Die @usbiIbuns, pel6e Die 9Oslinse Dor
erbaItsn, lit cine bur9 unb bnr9 fatbc;
hide, bic ii9 auf Ser; uno Serfanb ere
ffrsdt. gs miro llnterri9t ertbeiIt in Den
eIaiii9sn Birtbi9aften, in einem Gouri us
fir SanbsIspiiieni9aften unb i'm na9iten
Sabre AUDI i'm Sadie bes Giuil Snsenieurs
9luBer benz gnslil@en baben Die S6iIet
Bic bette @elesenbeit bic beuti6e ubel
fransDii@e Spru3e, Iuiit, 3ei9nen,
Malen II. I. 10. srinoli9 gu erIernen.
Die 9lnituIt 1T in elmer ie6r i66nen, seiuns
BEN @esehO selesenrnO NIT ben beiten wiis
ieni9uftIi9en gppdraten, SibIiOtbet II. /.
NJ. ausseituttet. 0u pir idon friiber cine
ndbere gei3rei6uns bes Snitiifutes geIies
fert, mag bieies senii9en. Die Sebrrurie
bestnneft am eriten 0ienitag i'm Septems
Der. @esen na6erer glustunit wcnOe man
fi6 an &ep. g. S. Goblin c. S. c. 9tOtre
Dame, SnSianu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08

pie ,Simes" ipri4t pOn Der srOBen
Notbpsnbisteit zines llnionsO spots, b. 3.
zines YabnbOfes, in benz ale bic peri9iebes
men Babnen einmiinben pirben. Oie Sbee
1T cine re9t quite, aber mir fir9tsn ibre
Insfibruns wirb nod Sabre uuf ii6 mars
ten Iafen. Die finun5ieIe Gage Der Slug
babnen 1T nidt Der Dirt, bab fe istt iol6e
arbeiten in ansriff nebmen Ober bel ioI5sn
nur belfen fSnnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08
Ginge(an0t.
@eebrter Serr &ebacteur!


Ra9 Iansem gorbaben iin6 mir enSlid
sum gnti3IuB sefOmmen, %uniern uieIsr
Jreunben unb Befannten in Sc Mars eli:
mem Seiu6 ab3uitatten. Ni6t wenis mos
rem mir bort BEL %unierer 9lntunft s%ritaunt,
81 ieben, mas fid Sc SEARS in furser 3ei
seboben. Wabrenb bes 2aufes bieies Sab:
res iinb nidt wsniser ais $50 Stid sc:
baube erri3tet worben, woruntsr cine
NfabImibIe unb elm g~antssbdube. Di.
l1msesenb BON Sc Mars itebt pra9tpou
aus. Die Sarmer finb nit benz Ginbeim.
len Der Sri3te beiddftist. 0as @streibe
ftebt idOn. 8ie man uns iuste, re6net
man biefes Sabr Is bis 20 gui9eI @ei3en
pom ader. WeIi3tOrn, Safer, iopie &ars
tOffeIn psripre6en reids grnbte. Oie
5armsn iinb in idOnsm Stanbe unb 9laes
in gutter Orbnuns. @us uns freut, 1T,
baB u unisre 2~anbsIeute unb friberen
gaa9barn ibrsn sisensn Yfarrer baben unb
nit Der Sose umssbsn, nod bielen Serbit
elm neuss @Ottesbaus su erridten, ba bas
alte, bas man bann sur S9ule umwanbeln
piro, gu fIsin 1T. slu3 elm 9farrbaus fol-
in &urSsm berseiteat wer6en. Snbem mir
alien Sreunben fir bic quite 9lufnabme, bic
mir %sefunben, nniern ber,lidsn 0ant ia.
gen, i9lieBen mir u9tunsspol
SObn @ubentauft
MiIler,
aIer Rei9mann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08

Giner Dane rieB elm tibner Sisb an
Samitas auf oiienem Martte elm Gai5en:
bud aus Der Sanb, panb iid burd bic aln:
weienben anb mar, ebe Die Dame Dor ST.
~itaunen gu iid fam, fort. 9ladli9erpsiie
entbieIt bas Sai4enbu3 nur flint Dollars.
Wie mir erfabren, iinb am SOnntuse in 6f:
fentIi9en 9drten Sai4enbisb pers
iu9t woroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08

Gutter oenen, Die firslid PrOfeB gu Ga
@rOhe, 8iscOniin, abIesten, iimb aud Swei
Dubuquer Samen, Iursmburser Stammss
unS Saien. Die SO6ter bes 9rn. s. S6us
ler fibrt in 3utunft ben Ramen S9psiter
Ssnatia unb bic Don g. S9uler S9meiter
Me9tbilbis. 0as mar elm ebrenuolIer
Gag fir bic Samilien S1uler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08
adj. Sd Gin 70 maSe. adj id Gin 70

matt !! Iautet ber gnfans zines b~efannten
SoItsIiebes, aber AUDI Der biersu 9anSe,
nnb namentli3 in Oieier Sabresseit 10 bdlis
fisen Siebers, %9lbipannuns, Mattisfeit,
llnluit sur arbeit, Oebnen in ben @lieosrn,
unaufb0rIides @dbneu, finb Die fi9eriten
Sorsei9en zines Siebers. &artet nt9t
crit, bis es gum poaitanbisen auSbru9e
fommt, ionSern sebrau6t bsim erlten aufs
treten bieisr Spulptome bas Gabicalmittel:
Dir. gilbert Gonrabi's ~9lussbur9er Sropfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08

2lo6 ME lit Elm 9eiImittel 9ebrau9t
wOr6en, weI8es ber Meni6beit 10 uieI
SiIfe gebru3t bat, ais DR.. @usmi It
6 Dni9's 9amburser ErOpfen.
Die 3eusnihe pOn Sauienben bepeiien bies
ies. Sober Patieut, weI@er Die SrOpfen
prObirt, ieSe 9erion, pel@e bic @irfuns
berielben seieben bat, muB seiteben, baB
bieies punberbare SeiImitteI Obne ieines
@lei4en baitebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08
Tebf oeun tdsfi6en 2sroo nsbmen

cS'"" w" 6"HR'Te" SS%VV "N4"'e'
DIR. ausuif &Onis's hamburger SamiIien.
MebiSinen einsn gIat on jesem 9srbs bic.
les sroben 2anbes elm. Die Serrsn s. s..
nnb 6. OiebL M~Ourpstopn, Ohio, idreis
ben bariber: auf u~nieren &eiien in Gos
loraoo fanben mir iiberaI DR.. 4usut
&Snis's Samburser 5amiIiens
Msbiainsm, weI6e iiberaa in bober ads
tunS iteben. 9iele Yerionsn bemsrtten
ums, baB fie ebeniO Iieb obne Elm Stid
Srob i'm 9auie, ais obne bic hamburger
Samiliens MebiSinen iein moIIten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08

Die A~opoRatem, Die e5uier umS
S9nsiber boetor'm nod INNER an benz
Plane Der fieben,ebnten StraBs. Ser
Stabtratb tbut gi@ts, Der Ssrbf tOmmt,
mad ibm Der gsinter unb 70 wirS Der Sdas
ben INNER GROCER.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08

2Sir ma@en auf bic al anbersr Steas
bsfinbIi9e neue 9lnseise Der Serrrn 0eruae
rnb eOuurS Gpple aufmertIam, bic ben
gursmburssrn pOblbetannten Stuttsarter
SOt No. "a @rssnwid StraBe, nabe
@aitle SarSen, in New gort iibsrnommen
baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08
S,err Senuiuder uno Goenioul be-

SEER Senninger nnS GosnlouI be-
trieben bis babin semeini6aftli6 cine
@irt6idaft in go. 1913 @ef 9roaowap
g. 9. Sic buben iest ibr Surtneribip
aufseIOit unb pdbrenb Ser Senninssr
oas ate @eI9dft porautreibt, bat 9err
Guguioul in 10. 61O Granh Strrct q.
.. cine eisene 8irtbi3aft eiseri3tet, Die
nit guten @etrdnfen urb feinen Gisarren
ipobI uerieben lit. &ommt ibr mad Seem
gort beiu9t BEN Gosnioul!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08

oSbe strgus" lit Der SiteI zines neuen
ensIiI9en EasesbIuttes, bas iein Grideiz
men in Dubuque 9emu6t bat. Der u9lrs
gus iitt FITTINGS auf ber 6ens, pabri3eins
LID miro CT auf bic repubIifanii6e Seite
fallen. But, we don't know!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08
2GarC6alr Sinn srbielt Ieste 0od

elm Gslesramm pOn GbicasO, Oas i'm an.
mics, ben iunsen Burden ~feitSubaItsn, Der
lt9 an s. g. Suaiuan's S3ublnOs per,
sriIlen bate. Die llbr, weI9e Der 8aunsr
bel it9 tibrte, SebSrtb benz SObne bes friibern
Sirssrmeiiters Sopne bon Chicago unb
wurOs ibm bort pOn brei junsen Strol6en
auf offener StrGBe sswaItiam seruubt.
Der bier %feitiisenbe Spitbube fol- ,u bieiem
i9Snen &leeblatt gebSrsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08

%. s. 2sraofep unb unbere baben
Sas 9Orimer Saus fir $25 600 baar ses
fault. Man mill bus Sotel perbeisrn
unb nit einem Glepator uerisben. SIS iouen
$40. 900 baran perbaat werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08

Sn Der TaGt pom Samifas ani Sonns
tag brannte bas alte Brighton Saus on
MainitraBe, Elm 5r~amesebaube, ab. Oas
5euer i9eint babur9 e~ntitanben gu fem,
baB Elm Roitsdnser beim S9lafenseben,
persaB bas &i9t gu l0i9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08
pie SfnseiCeu6a6nen babem Iette

ISOLDE 80 Mann aus ibren Werfitdtten
entlaiien; aud bic @assnfabrifen muBten
pieIe ibrer 9eute seben beiben, neil ie nidt
9enus ar5ett baben, bieieIben gu bsiddftis
gen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08
2lm(ere tdafiGen ensIiiaen 9Iatter

iinS pou Don grsdblunscn pom Oiebitdbs
len, periu6tem Ginbru6, &aub II. {. NJ.
Wenn bas nit ben gntIaiiunsen aus Der
@rbeit feline 3ei9en BON idle9ten Seiten
limb, bann mO6ten mir bod wabrIi6 iolde
ieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08
NepsYorf Narftberidt.

Wtr 3sltsraPD. Aug. 5. 1876.
Mebl-$3.5O bis 5.75.
WeiSen. Wtilwaufee, SO. 2, 90
bis Slip.
Safer-30 bis 43 Gts.
Weli9forn-sem. weitI. 56k SIS.
S9weinefeii3.-$19.75.
9olb in 9iep BORT SLIP.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08
2Seuu man Die fremben @elidter. bi

W Wv
einem Bel einem Sang bur9 bic StraBen
n%nierer Stabt aniiaIen, betru6tet, 10 fam
man eiae quite Sbee zines Cramps" be-
fommen. gti6t alien bieienG Cramps bdnst
bas Semb sur !SOie beraus, nein, man9e
bauon babeu nod einen letten alnitrid bss
@entleman's: Seine Stisfsl, bod winb.
i4ieie abidte; bObsr @plinber, bod
fu9iis on Tarbe; eIesanter &Ot, bod
9uitI06er an ben %gasnbosen; moberne
Soie, bod unten mad ipanii@er Dirt nit
6ranien einsebOrtet. Dus iinb bic 3ei3en
Der f~einern slrt bes Cramps, besienisen,
Der giien bettslt, @eIb forbsrt unb BEL @es
lesenbeit bas Mein unb Oein perpe9ielt;
Der bic sanse ISOLDE @rbeit iudt unb SOnns
tags 9ott buntt, baB er feline sefunben
bat. Mit gsrudtuns fiebt bisier v@entles
man" auf ben semeinen Sramp berub,
Der selesentli9 bur9 bic Stabt tOmmt uni
nit Der grnbie BON Siben mad Norben
binaufridt, Der beim Bauer Ii9 elm Stid
9elo bur9 barte arbeit gu uerbienen iu9t,
Der iein Stif 8rrb nit Butter unb &as
iBt unb gu SUB pon Sarm gu Sarm panbert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08
2sram6t i6r Sommerwaarer, ainnen

calico gu Insisen, &Oben, &0den, 9oien
II. |. No., sebt bod gu s. 2epp, @de Der Z.
II. Mainitrase i'm MarmOrbrpsOOospalait;
er bat bas aues fell unb u~erfduft binise
unb quite @aare aucr Der ueri9iebsniten
Nrten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08

Gs Seitgt pon i9ledten Character,
wenn man ieiuen Nebeumeni9eu mutb.
wiQig S9aoen psruria9t. g6er cine
gtiebertrd9tisfslt Der Semeiniten Dirt lit es,
binsuseben unb Dem Na9bur beirnli9 Sieb
gu persiften, uie bas Iette @o9e an Sad
ion Strabe sei6ab. 3uur waren es nur
6 @anie unb elm Suno, Die ~iieIen. bod es
befunSet FOLDER &adeact cine i9parSeS eeIe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08
ct. Souls @arttbert6t.

Wtr 1%tItsrapb.) @us. s.. 1876.
@eiien-rotber, @intsr 80. 2, $l.l6
bis LII.
Welf4tsrn-414 bis AZ gts.
5afer-S0a Cts.
S4weinefleii9 Sis. 5o-l9.15
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08
Gbieags Narftteri9t.

(ptr 3~sltgrapb) Aug. 5. 1876.
Meb I-$4.O 90 bis 5.25.
Wei5en.-No. 2, s74 @ts.
Weli6tprn.-45 bis Al 9ts.
Safer-3Od Gts.
Vutter-ll bis % Gts.
Gier-ll bis ~ Gts.
8bistp-$l.1O4
&inbpieb-$2.5 so bis 4.65.
9 weine-$6.5 so bis $50.
S3w eineHei9- s.75-ls.s0.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08
8bcumatiiGc sdmer,en werben sebeiIt

NIT DR.. Sitler's &beumatic Gemebp.
@aramtirt &beumatismus, Neurals
sia, II. dbnIi9e &ranfbeiteni fiber
su beilen. Sci allen apotbefern gu baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08
Wilnaufee NQrftberiht.

Wr 2tltsraPb.) Aug. 5. 1876
Weijen-No. 3, 75k Gts.
Safer-30 Gts.
@eIi9forn-4 Al Gts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08

Qas Gonjert fir bic &OdouIer, bas am
5reitas ubsebaIten wurbe, bat etwa 5000
%ertra9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08
$50 lit Smianna Melmer

Gisfslbs mar eetrreu in Dippa6, gantSn gapsass, Gu.
rernbal 8, sing i'm Gu9sf Seissu Satrss pen DUBUQUE mad
CALEB nil, 3 ,afcn 49,, Wltnn., une NJ ieiiRer ni6ts mebr
rem ibr get 81 psresR. Her Ausiunft hbsr Gle eeben Fam,
abtIeius stf.ai. f an ZEN Resattsur Der Gazette" cher an
Serrn NicolaS Welmcr,
263-265 Go 0ranb Strest Hep y lori.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08
CODES An5eise.
-

IS bat @stt Rem ssrrn tn ieinem unsrfrri5lt5m S1ats.
i6luhe eeaaen am Scuntas, Ten %. SuIi, uulere sslisbts
Satin uup 9iuter,
Gatbarina Yetrp,
in elm btierss Senieits ~ rufeu. Die Sinsel6ieeeae mar
ee!prsN 81 Sells, @rpsbtrSrstbun SurembGrs.
Dix 3rausrnssn;
Der @atte unb bic bsiben &inoer.
eSutt Sstbtbcm, pa, ben 5. aug. 1876.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-08
2loG ME lit elm 9eiImittel sebruud

Sirbe DR.. 9ansea's sInssiss an anr,rer Stsas.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-01
sEIGHBORH0OD NEWS.
BRIDGEPORT.

Tx public schools closed fer Than n-
giving, and that the pupils might give
thanks more heartily extended the 7aca-
ton till Monday. Another reason for
this. however, was the fact that the
Southeastern Ohio Teachers Association
meets at SteubenviIle tomorrow, with
the following programme:
FRIDAY, DEC l, sA.M.
Moral Culture Nj. X Anderson
Discussion OF the Paper, opened by WI.
Myers, superintendent ef CadZ schools.
PR Reading, Miss Della A. Lathrop,
prin. Cincinnati Normal school:
Method Of teaching Fractions, a. VI. Rowe
l:SOP. n.
Sources Of the Teachers Power, ). Findley,
superintendent Akron schools.
Primary Geography ......"...-..Miss Lathrop
SATURDAY. DEC. 2,sA.M.
Lesson in English Literature, Miss NJ. W,
Sutherland.
characteristics of the Model Teacher, ID.
EzsP. Pratt, Supt. Bridgeport schools.
Reading MISS Latni"p
l;3OP.M.
Method o Conducting Examinations, Jno.
L. Duff, supt. Bellaire schools.
Geography MISS L-atnrop
We have given You the programme
in full in order that any teachers
from Wheeling who desire, may know
what it is and attend. They would be
cordially welcomed to the meeting OF the
association, which Is in no sense sXclu-
sive. Miss Lsthrop, one of the lecturers,
and principal OF the Cincinnati Normal
school. Is one of the first educators and
instructors Of teachers in our country,
and it would sbundsntly pay any teacher
to go and hear her.
Our market was fairly stocked with
Thanksgiving turkeys, and they ranged
in price from l3c. to l5c. per pound, too
high considering the times. The farmers
must get down to ante-war prices with
their poultry.
A PUPIL recently of our High School
was married this week. Success attend
her in her new school, and may she lind
the lessons to be learned there of as
much profit as those of our common
school.
Ross j. ALEXANDER has been sick
with diphtheris for some time, but Is now
better.
A LARGE proportion of the church
going population Of Bridgeport attended
services at the Presbyterian church, yes
terdsy morning, where an eloquent SER
mon was delivered by Rev. Mr.. Gledhill,
tho new pastor of the NJ. +. Church.
The sermon, although over an hour long,
was listened to with respectful attention
by the whole audience, and occasionally
n good point made would cause per-
ceptible smile, somewhat audible at
times, over the whole church. We
could not do justice in a brief report, and
shall not attempt it. Female suffrage
was one point advocated or rather uni
verssl suffrage.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-01

THANKsGIvING AT THE CHILDREN s
HOME. The response to the appeal OF
the managers of the Home was quite
liberal, and the white and snowy tables
Yesterday were filed with good things to
cheer the heart and tempt the appetite OF
the nearly two-score children now under
the fostering care OF the institution. AT
u. 80 dinner was served, the bill of fare
consisting Of oyster sup. turkey and the
other "fxins" incident to genuine
Thanksgiving dinner. Every child
seemed happy, 80 happy" and happy
would have been every contributor
could they have witnessed the smiles and
Joy their gifts created. We learned from
the matron that she and the larger girls
had been up since 5 o'clock in the morn
ing, and from the perfect condition in
which we found every part OF the house
we thought they must have been up and
at work all the night previous. The
patrons of the Children's Home have
great reason to be encouraged at It's
splendid sanitary condition and the hap
piness of its inmates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-01
schencI.,. mandrake Pills

VIII be found TO possess those qualities
necessary To the total eradication OF all
bilious attacks, prompt 10 start the secre-
lions of the liver, and give heaiIhy tone
10 the entire system. Indeed, IL is no or
binary discovery in medical science
IN have invented g remedy ior these
stubborn complaints which develop al
the results produced By heretofore
tree use of calomel, mineral justly
dreaded by mankind, and scKnoWl-
edged TO be destructive IN the extreme 20
the human system. That the piopei YES
ot certain yegets bIes comprise all the VIZ
tnes of calomel without It's injurious ten,
denotes, is now an admitted fact, rendered
indisputable by scientific researches; ana
those who use the Mandrake Pills vii! De
fully satisfied that the best medicines are
those provided by nature In the common
herbs and roots OF the fields.
These PHI 5 open the bowels ana coirecs
All bilious arrangements without sallNd-
ton or any of he injurious effects oil calo
mel or otner poisons. The secretion Oh
bile is promoted by these pills, as VIII oe
seen By the altered color OF the stous'
and disappearing of the sallow complex
ION and cleansing of the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany
each box OF pills. Prepared only by j: d
Schenck & Son, at their principal once
corner Sixth and Arch streets, PhuaIel,
phia. and Tor sale by all druggists ana
dealers
Price % cents per box.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-01

A CURIOUS CoIN.-Dr. Creigh, Of
Washington, Ps., has q copper coin
about the size of our old-fsshioned cent.
On one side are the words: IT. Bren-
hin. Ar. g. T. Frstth. Jestyn. APP.
Gwrgsn Tywgsoc Morgsnn. losl."
There is female figure pointing to
vessel with her right hand, and her left
lenning upon shield upon which is in
scribed cross-behind her is a column
with sprig of cypress The Doctor is
anxious to know what time and nation
il represents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-01

= ON THE WAR PATH-Bridget Good
win, a well known East Wheeling lady
from ireland, dug up the hatchet Wed
nesday night and sailed forth on scalp
ing expedition, brinful OF liquor. Among
other places she visited Squire Lsunders
Office. wnere she attempted to execute
clog dance on the heads Of the Squire and
his constables who were present. Omcer
Tracy, not liking such familiarity on
the part OF Bridget, took her under ms
benevolent care and started for the jail
On the way, however, this muscular
specimen of female LONELINESS, got the
better of the officer aud threw him 70 Inc
ground, and he was necessitated TO call
for help 10 assist him with the prisoner.
At tho Jail Bridget was turned over TO
Mr.. Hoffman, the turnkey, who seized
her and proceeded to hustle her on 10 q
cell, but the good dame was not one OF
! the hustling kind, and she was
on the point of getting the
better of Hoffman when Deputy Sheriff
Kennedy came to the rescue. The two
finally succeeded in locking Bridget Up
in the cell occupied by Mrs. bsnke
Bridget gazed for moment on the
trembling form of the Hsnke woman
who was covering in the far corner Of
the cell, and but for the timely appear
ance of the turnkey, who had not yet re-
tired 10 the first floor of the Jail, u bloody
fight would have ensued. The turnkey
separated the women, and Bridget over
come with stimulants rolled over in the
corner dead-Grunk.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-01

THE CoURTs.-There being no session
of the Circuit or Municipal Courts yes
terday, the police court was the only one
transacting any business. Before this
court there were three cases, as follows:
George Boyce, charged with drunken
ness, was fined two dollars and costs.
COMMITTEE for thirty days.
Joshua White, same otfense, was fined
two dollars and costs. Committed for
thirty days.
John Williams, disorderly conduct,
fined two dollars and costs. Committed
Tor thirty days.
Court adjourned till the usual hour
this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-01

THE ADVENTURES OF Tom SAWYER
BY MARK TwAIN.-Mark Twain 8
new book, The Adventures OF
Tom Sawyer is the most notable
work which Twain has yet written, and
will signally add to his reputation for
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The Agent, w. Ii. Brown, has many
friends and patrons in this city, having
frequently caIva.sed it for other books
with good success. This book is very
tsstefujly executed and ought to meet
with large sale. The agent can furn-
ish many other good works.