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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-21
0te &I1ier.

Was 1T es benn nit ben &IOitern?-
8eantmortet BON benz b~sfanntsn frans6li:
i9en QiberaIsn 8ictor Suso. gs lit in:
tereIant, chen iest bic Gimme bes fran,Ss
fiden 9i9ters unb S1riftite0ers 0ictor
Suso iiber bieies Gbema 81 pernebmen.
gr fast:
yWeni9sn pereiaiseu fi9 uno wobnsn
semeinlam; auf peldss &s1t bin? 9luf
@runb bes freien 8ereinisunssredtes.
sic f9lieBea li9 ab; auf weldes &e6t
bin? Muf gruno bes &e9tes. mel9ss ieber
Meni9 bat, feline Gbire su Offnen ODER gu
I6liesen. sic seben nidt aus; aui mel.
DIES &e5t bin? Quf @runS 6es 0fe9tss,
;u seben unb su fommen, bas AUDI bas
Re6t einidIiebt, babeim gu bleiben.
BORT. su 9aus, mas tbun iie bort? Sis
ipreden Ieiie; iie ibIasen Die 9lusen nies
Der fe arbeiteu. Sic entiasen Der Wslt,
ben Stdbten, ben iinnlidsn @enaien, ben
9ersisunsen, ben @iteltsitsn, benz Chr
seis, Dem @isennut. sic fleioen ii9 in
9ro5e 2einbwano ober srobes Eu9. Sci:
ner pom ibnen nernt aud baS @eriusite
Iein Gissn. Mit Dem gintritt ma9t li9
berienise, ber reid mar, arm. 8as er bat,
9ibt er fir aue bin.
Scr, ben man emit pornebm, einsn
Gbtlmann ober Serrn nannte, ltebt Dem
glei1, Der elm Bauer mar. Sie 3ele 1T
fur aae bisielbe, 9lGe opfern ibr Suupts
baar, 9lGe trasen baiielbe @ewanb, eiien
baHelbe Sdwarsbrob, i9lafen aaf beHlisr
ben Strob-fsrben ben sleiden COB. Sic
baben benlelbsn Sad auf benz Riiden, bens
ielben Strif UNI bic Qenben.
v@snn es ibre &sseI usrlanst, nit bios
Ben SIBen su seben, seben aae BLOB; bort
tann man Yrinsen isben, Sieie Prinsen iinb
sbenio S1attsn, pie bic Inoern. 6ein
Titel mebr, leIblt Die Samilienramen iino
peri9punben. sic fiEren nur Sornamsn.
aae beusen iid Dor Der @leidbeit Der Suufs
namen. gle baben Die feii9li6e 6amilis
psrlaHen unS ssb6ren in ibrer @emeins
idafs Der seifIi9en SamiIie an.
,Sie baben feline anbsrn Gltsrn ais ale
Menl9en. Gle ellen ben 4rmen gu Silfe,
pfesen bic &ranten. Sie mabIen Die,
benen fe seborden urS iasen su chamber
uWein 8ruber."
rSie bsten. gu wSn2-3u @ott.
Die unbsba9ten, Ha9tisen Menidsn
iasen: gu mas eieie unbeussliden 9eital:
ten 3ur Settle bes 9eiIistbum2 0as tbur
iie2 Sc sibt wobl tein erbabeneres 0srf,
oils bas, mos bic Seelen uoabrinssn. Sc
sibt mObI teine nisIidere &rbeit, aIs bic,
rpslde bisie Seslen perridten. sic better
INNER fir bie,--bie niemals beten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-21

Guf 8runb elmer offi,ieIsn Statiitit
bes euanselii9en Oberfir6enratbes ersibt
ii6 folsenoss Reiultat: rSn BEN iiebsn al
ten Yropin,en Der preubiiden Monardie
peri9mdbtsu BON %, $50 9riifli9en Yaa,
Ten s4l7 Die firdli9e giniesnuns; uon
l26, SOL @eborenen wurben 1906 ni9t
setauft, iinb aIio preubii9e 9eiben. Oieis
Summe nit 4 multipli5irt ma9t fir's Sabr
81 1868 ni@t tir@lid setraute Baare unb
IS, 224 mooerne t9eioen. Sn Brosenten
aussebriidt ersdbe bas eirea % Bros. nidt
tirdlid einseiesnete Gben unb eirea Is
Bros 9eiben. Muf iebes a@te Rin6 warbs
bemna9 i'm &ei9e Der @rifli9en @ottess
furdt nn6 frommen Sitte unter Der euans
seIiiden 8euSIteruns elm Seibe beranma9s
fen. Wenn IS 10 nod cine Weile fortsebt,
uirS moi balb bic Seiuiten mieber ms
2anb rufen miihen, nm biepreuBiidsn Seis
ben su betsbren. @abrIi9 lit IS bic bSdit
8eit, baB Der &ulturtampf un,tippt! Viz
dant consules. etc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-21
Saar, NoieI, GiicI uno GttnSs
riiden.

4m 5. b. so. wuroe Der erlte aroBere
Der GunneI on Der MtoieIbabu, Der foaez
nannte NitteIer Sunnel, in Der SobIe buvds
bro9en. Serelbc 1T SIS Weter lang.
lin ben Ourdsaus Su uou,iebeu. bate %
cine sroBe 3abl Don Saubeamtsn Der No.
ieIbabn aus Saarbriden, Srisr uuS bsa
beuadbarten Stationen ei~nsefuubeu.
Der rSimon SuSaSeretaS aar
llnteritituns bIlfsbeoirftiser Yrielter IN
Graa9 sdbIt 76 MitsIisber uuS nod upsbr
itsben in 9lasfidt.
Our9 Saarbriideu paflirten Sies
ier Gage peri1iebene romii9e altertblmer,
Gbeils elmer toloNalen Urine IN Marmsr &C.
wel1e i'm Oorfe Bellen (norbmeilib boa
Saarburs, benz lurembursiideH Ovts @rez
penma9er 9sseniber) aufsefunbeu worsen
fnb. llsber bic Grt Der G~uffinbuns tiefer
altertbimsr miro GoIsenoes ersdbft: Die
| Groarbsiten an Der im 8au bearif eaea
Sabn Sriers 9~iebsnbofsn, msIde aud bas
Oorf 8susn burdi9ueioet, waren Bis az
benz 9roBen @arteu eines @afuirtbs 9e>
oieben, BET beIsn 4ufsrabuns man l4on IN
aerlnser Giefe auf offenbar rSnifdes @ez
mdusr itieB. Die nit grocer Sorsfalt
fo,tseiebten AaS9rabuussn f6rbertea bob
bas auSse,eidnet gut erbaIteue Ge0er9es
i4oS zines r6mii4en 8~a6e8ebdubes aa
Gage. Oas 8aSebaus i4<iat BET EAeH
elmer r5milGm Bi0a aus benz 8. oter L..
Ssabrbunbert nod gbriftas ~ fem, wet4e,
ben ~aufaefuaSsnen &eitea pom S&uieu,
SrieIen, &eliefen unb @slaiteu na4 N
urtbeilen, lebr reid einseri9tst sewe@en fem
mug. Nm 6erielbsn Steae, an etnem ben
Bewobnsrn Der Yiua als Waasmbs bic
nenSem Ylase louen alSerbem cine 3tems
Iide Aasabl r6n,il9er Wlnsen, ginSe,
Spansen &c. sefunbew wsrben fem.
gu GobIems issts f9 am fs dtb'
raar bas Moleleis IN 8epesans. Scr b<
gang sel4ab sara rubis. Oasfetbe mar
nidf Der Nau an Der MitteIs auS Obers
moIel. gu grier mar am 10. bee 0taB 70
bod aeIfieaeu, baS sr IN Sananben nnS
ct. Barbara itanb. Die &nper gbanGes
mar iberidmen,mt. aud bic Guar ftiea
in ssolae bes idmelsenben S6nee's, baS IL
Bel SaarIouis aus ben lliern 9strstu 1T uni
SsIb unS 8slen iberiutbste.
Srier, IS Sebriar. Die yEr. 2anSes:
,ts.~ fdrsibt: r@eitern @orsem bepss.e
lid Elm sroBartisen 9eiAensus bur5 BIZ
StraBen ~unlerer Sta6t aa9 Der Somtir1s
uno bsm Sreussanse; ss sali. Dem %uerftor,
benem Oomeapitular anb Official Serrr
DR.. Mearr oaS leSte @breaseleit 81 setea,
ga Sedelbe Elm Mann Der Srommistsit
EN- unermloli4er SSrbersr Der 8iHenS5aft
elm wadsrer Streiter fir Wabrtett, fur bi
tir6li9e uno bargerli9e SreibNt, iesti9e
&s9t. unb snblib cine lberaus IiekeaSwlr
bise gxi9enaps In seisui4aftiAeu Ues
febre mar, 70 batten fi4 jablrei3e Greuabs
Weyebrsr pnb S&ller aus bsm Qetltide'
UNI psltiden Stanbe einseSanberI am Be
Gribut Der So4a9tans Mab Dantbarte
: tn 9riiiider @eiie gu aoQsu, 81 uabe |
4 swisem Srisheu!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-21
Rirdlihe neuighsitsH
Snlanb.


OaS Srauenerecutip. G 0 NJ tie
Der Weltaus ltsluns: gommiiiion in Pbilas
belpbia bat elm Circular e%rlaIien, norm
auisefcrSsrt wirb, iibsr Die Organization,
bic @si9i9te uno ben 6ortidritt Der bur9
6rauen eeleiteten barmber,isen Snititute
Mittbeilunseu ~ MAIDEN. g8ir wiirben
ben Oamsn ratben, Die @eididte Der psibs
Iiden Srben in ben gereinistsn Staaten
idrsiben gu laiisn, bas. ware unsefdbr az
les, mas lie brau9tsn, fenn Dor Der Sbds
ti9teit Der tatbolii9en Oroensidmsite tier tritt
bic Sbdtisteit auer anoern weibli9en barms
berSisen Snititute nett in ben S~intersrunb.
8etreffs bes i9rsdli9en Sranbs
llnslids in benz 9lipl fur 9lte,si9ma9e in
Srootlpn babsn bic Qsi9eni9au: @ei6mos
renen iolsenbsn @abripru9 ~absessben:
,8ir, bic 9siduorenen, finSen, bab bic
betr. II Ysrionen oura grltiden nnb Ser:
bremen bel Der am Z. Mdrs b. $. itattses
babtsn 6eusrSbrunit umsetommen iinb.
Die eisentbimli9en llmitdnbe BEL Sie'sm
i6redli6en ungliid unb bic Bauart bss
Sauies psranlaiien uns, gu empfeblsn, bat
in 3utunit bas A. Stofusrt ni9t wiebs,
ais S1lafraum beuutt unb bas @ebduot
nit Der nd9iten YOlissisS tation tslssra:
pbii6 perbuabsn, iopie, baB Elm Ha9t:
lpa6ter in Der 9lnitalt anseitelt wsroer
m6ae. Den v%tleinsn Sdmsltern Der gr:
men" Ipre9en mir hermit iir ibre ausss:
,ei9nete 9situns Der Gnitalt elm Sob aus
8ir finben %fsrner, baB Midasl Cumming
Sur9 einsn Spruns aus benz Ssnite,
wdbrenb bss obsnsenannten 6euers nm
FAM"
Oie Nonnen baben am Sonntag aus
ben Collector Der ueri9iebensn fatbolii9er
&irdsn $4,000 fir Obise Gnitalt erbaIten.
grsbiOceie Cincinnati.
Gin S9ritt in Ser rs9ts,
Ri6tung. Wie bic Oeerete uno gm
pfeblunsen ber Ylsnars unb Yropincial
Goncilien unb Spnoosn ~bs,susen, mar q
Idon Ianse Der Wunid Der bo1m. @siit
lidteit oielsr, uno, m0dten mir binSufisen
aaer OiSceism Der Ser. Staatsn, bal
Grauunssn unO 9eidenbesansniHe nur on
Morsen itattfinosn %iollten. Wir boifen
baB ale @ldubisen ii4 bisier @norpnun!
bereitwiais fisen werSen.
Su Der Chat lit bic ri9tise 3eit fir bi
g~iniesnuns Der Gben bes Morsens I'M
wGbrenb Der 81. MsGe. Die grfabrun!
lsbrt, SaB wenn bieielben Ibenbs i~tattin
ben, bic @ufredtbaltuns Der ben relisiois,
Sanblunsen uno &ir6en iduloisen Orb
nuns iebr idpsr fdat, SaB nan I'M @esen
tbsil oft llnebrerbietisteit uno S9anounl
relisi0ier Gsremonien su betlasen bat
@ir p%srtrauen, ba bic SaitsnSeit iid mid
sur Gin9ebunS unb piel wsnissr CUR eier
Ii d. en- Ginsebuns uon Chen sisnet, ba
uniere gutselinnten uno woblmsinsnbs
8atbolitsn lire Yorbereitunssn 70 treiie
werbem, baB iie ibre Srauunsen unb Sci
9enbssdusnihe AM MOrsen itattHnben laI
Ten, iin6 10 pisl ME m0sli9 wabrsnb b.
IEbH Wssie, Der ie ielblt anbddtis bsiwot
,3her foltsn, Dir srwarten aus quite
gtinbsm, tab aae bei tol@sn geremonie
Nnwsienbems iid) tpie satanterri@tete nm
erbaplide 3atbolitsn betrassn; unb ba
bic 9eibtrasenben Bel 8%ssrabniHen auf be,
Wsse gum @Ottssader nnb aufosm 9sin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-21

Aus 2Swenbers wirb seI5rieben
Sn Der Na6t pom 80. gum 81. Sanuar
;eritOrten ru9loie 9an6e Sas auf benz
SdisBbausberse BON ben Baumert'iden
@rben i'm Sabre 1862 erri9tete eiierne
Gracifir unS serbra9en brei bas Oenfmal
umsebenbe iunse 9inben. Ni9t senus,
baB bas II Str. iduere &reu; nit 9luf:
wanb BON nidt unbsSsutenoer Rraft am
Sodel bes Sanbiteinwirfels, auf benz ss
ftanb, absei3lasen wu,be, nein, man ser:
triimmsrte AUDI nod bic an Dem &reuse an.
sebradte broncene 6iaur ~unisres grI5iers
in gan; empOrenber Beiie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-21

meine Serrcn, S6r 8leib gu tbun perbot,
merbe i3 fir Die iibrisen ~anftdnoisen
9eute in 6ieism Saale tbun!" Spra9's u.
i9lus obne grbarmen auf bic beiSen 9af.
fen los. Oas Bette aber fam sulebt.
Das ener9ii9e Iuftresen bes iunsen Man.
mes, Der bis our Stunoe Dem @a9ner @eiit:
li9en nod unbefannt sebIieben 1T, wurbe
Oas Signal fir Die iibrisen Yufasiere.
Sin fOrmli6er 9aeel pon Obrfeisen,
Stots nno &eseni@irmbiebsn iauite aui
bic 6rieoensfOrer berab, wie infer Qusens
Seu9e es nod ME erle6t gu baben, uerii9erte.
yOie tortmen 10 balo ni3t wieSer, mad:
benz fie 10 enersii9 aus Dem beuti9en
Hei9 ausseuieien worOen iino," bieb es
Don alien Seiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-21

8dbrenS bes Monats DECEMBER finb
in Der BrouinS Neapsl Rir6ensiter fir
l3o, 900 Sr. unb in Der Yrouina Nom fir
1873, 2O2 gum SerfauIe BON Der piemonies
iii5en &ssieruns anseboten worben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-21

Nm IA. Sebruar wurSe Yfarrsr glais
len 3u Grier gu 2loo Mart @elbittafe suens
tllea 81 Monaten 9aft uerurtbeilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-21

psse ii1 ni9t gum Grinfen aufbalten-
cine S9ma9, pom Der mir i@on oft infer
Solf abjuIenfen iu9ten.
ltm6ie 8eoba@tunsen Sieier 8erorOnuns
gen su ii3ern, bu6en fi9 Die Prieiter Der
peri6ieosneu @%emeinbeu bieier StaSt emit.
iblolien, MIR bes Morsens Grauun9en
uolSunebmen unb 9ei9en ein~5uiesnen.
8. 9. g urceIl,
Gr,hiShnf MN cincinnati;
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-12
The Aston Family.

Correspondence OF the Troy Times.
John Jacob Aston has gone on briei
excursion abroad leaving his family t.
enjoy his villa at Newport. The fac,
that he went alone shows that he did not
contemplate long absence. 1t is posi-.
bic that he may istend placing his son,
William Waldorf Astor, in the banking
business with European connections,
There is just now fair opening because
of the large number of recent failures in
this branch of business. Now that Dun
can. Sherman & Co, Jay Cooke X Co,
and other houses have been removed,
there is a demand for something perma-
nent and solid. Mr.. Astor knows tina,
the heaviest amount of foreign exchange
goes through the hands Of Belmont, who,
being agent for the Roihschilds, is only q
foreign concern. If sn American house
with equal capital can be started bearing
the name Of As,or, it will At once com.
mand the patronage Of all tourists. John
Jacob has seen Belmont, who is his neigh
Dor, making sn immense fortune IN this
business, the greater part OF which has
come from an American source. There
is evidently room for such q rival IS one
Of the Astors, and this would De an "As-
tor house" worthy of the family.
The yoang scion who represents the
fifth generation of the family Is about 2,
and has graduated At the Columbia COL
lege law school, which is good prepare
,ion tor business of any kind. Speaking
of bankers, l am reminded that vii
liam B. Duncan's household furniture Wa
sold few day ago. Fifth avenue suc.
lions are rare, and therefore large crowd
attended, but few, howev'r. seemed 10 OBJ
tain memorials Of that once fashionable
fraud. The sale will not Keep Duncan
from any self-iudulgence, and has wife
(who hiss the money! can al any time buy
q new establishment.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-12
A RETAINER
How the Young Lawyers Practice
Epon tue Verdant RuraItsts.

From the Fond du Lac Commonwealth.
Some time ago, young arglculturist
and his sweetheart, just from the coun-
try, struggled into an attorneys Office
situated in the vicinity of law shop, and
awkwardly inquired if the justice of the
peace was at home. The young limbs OF
the law were sitting inside reading The
Commonwealth, ana took IN the situation
OF affairs at glance.
o.. of them said: "Ge s, sir; what can
| ",.i r your
~ II, you see, Emalinc and me want
to git married, and"
"Ah, see; you Wish TO get married,
and you want to be sure the thing is done
properly, and everything all straight, eh?
Is that it2"
"WeIl, l suppose"
"Very we'll; i've dollars if you please"
said the young man, extending his hand;
five dollars is my usual Fee"
The country boy forked over the v.
and said, Nov drive ahead, squire"
The youthful scion of Blackstone ex-
cused himself for few moments, stepped
out and hunted up justice of the peace.
and taking him one side, said, "My cousin
Is in here from the country, and wants
to get married. Come up and do the job,
will your"
Together they entered the office. and
while the ceremony was going forward,
the lawyer applied himself to the work OF
transforming page of legal cap into
manuscript. After the holy bonds OF
wedlock had been properly welded, and
the marriage certificate duly signed and
witnessed, the justice requested the sum
of $3.50 Ms his fee. The granger was as
tonished. He said;
That's all right" broke in the attor-
ney, "tha,'s all right, pay him.
"Why, look here; l just gave you IS
TO pay Tor the business, didn't L. "That,
my dear sir,n said the youthful counsellor,
smiling blandly, and depreciating the
countryman's ignorance, "thst was re-
tsiner; and here, sir, is my opinion, writ
ten out guaranteeing the marriage 70
have been perfectly formal and legal N
all respectsF
The countryman, in a dazed and be-
wildered manner, pocked the opinion,
paid the Justice his fee, and went out
seemingly ashamed to think he didn't
know a marriage would be utterly void
unless supported by an attorneys opinion
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-12

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-12
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

In the District Court of the United states
for the District OF West Virginia, In the
matter OF William II. Fl, sher, bankrupt
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CLERK 5 oFHICE
AT WHEELING, W. VA, June 81, 1915.
Notice Is hereby given that a petition
has been, TO wit: on the 6tn dav OF jan
uary, 1876 flied in said District Court by
William II. Flesher. OF ParkeNburg, In
said district, who has been heretofore duly
declared bankrupt, for n discharge and
certificate thereof. from ali his debts and
other claims provable under the United
States bankrupt act, and that the LIST day
OF August 1876, at 10 O'Clock a. M, before
said Court at the office of George 4 Boyd
Esq. one OF the Registers in BANKRUPTCY;
at No. 81, Tweifth street, Wheeling, In said
district, has been assigned as the time ano
place for all creditors who have proved
their debts, and other persons In interest
10 appear and show cause, II any they
have, why the prayer OF the said petition
Test: JASPER Y. MOORE,
jy2oawr Clerk d. C., U. s. ID. W. Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-12

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This medicine gains friends at
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-12
WANTED---Aoents-

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-12

FoR bargains .ssend nov ,oe ioreed
sale OF Dry Groods and CarPets OF
]. w. FKKRHL.
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Remington Sewing Machine.
WITH HEMMER, TELLER, BRAlDER
AND 4UA6E.
Iron Stand with Black walnut Tor. SIS ~
same Machine with Drop Leaf......... ~ ~

WITH HEMMER, TELLER, BRAlDER
AND 4UA6E-
Iron stand with Black Walnut Top. ..s65 ~
same Machine with Drop Leaf.-."..-. ~ ~
Reasons Why the Remington Eaniiy iS,o.
ing Machines are SuperirO
az Others.
IL very easily acquired, and any girl Of
ordinary intellinencs In capable Oi keep.
ing them In order.
2i-The Construction OF tho Machine Ia
such that IL may be run nj higher rat" al
speed than any Shuttle Machine now Ia
the market. In factories where the speed
has been registered, over lDJ stitches per
minute have been attained with ease.
H-Their Durability. IL ~ w strong In
, all their parts. and lifted With great me.
chantcal nicity, and being free nom the
, harsh, Jarring movements and friction, No
common In inierior machines, they Will
wear "A long time without repair of any
kind.
Ith-Their Adaptability. BY . simple
sew the finest cambria or the heaviest
leather. All the various kinds Of boots and
!, shoes, buckskin sewing, ctothing, caps,
! stays, shirts, mantles and dress-mak ms
can be done with equal facility.
5th-The Shuttle being large 10 will cany
a great quantity OF tbread-thus saving In
"A great measure, the trouble OF Milling the
b. obbins. .0..t
8th-The means OF getting at the re-
q uired TENSION on the threads In 10 simple
a nd com plete, that even back stitch on
10Th SIDES OF the material (Which will not
rip or raveD on bc readily Obtained.
1h-They Will sew with eduai facility
SILK, Twist, Linen Thread and common
spool Cotton.
s,h-They have no rotary cams, cog.
wheels or lever arms tn make noise, run
hard, or Ia get out OF order.
BY the new and peculiar movement of
needle and shuttle aud thread -controIIing
parts, there II lcss wear or s,raiH on tho
thread used. The thrssd being Get III the
material uninJured, the work 10 thmcfote
better and stronger than tibet done on any
othsr machine.
Sold on easy terms ny CHARLEs 4.
KKYrER, Agent for Ohio. Brooke and
Marshall counties. myfb
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Accom- mediation tram leaves Bellaire at
40 p. NJ, and arrives at SteubehVille al
6:l5 T.. NJ.
Special Accommodation trains leave
be1aire at $50 n. M, and l25O p. IN. ;
Bridgeport 10 40 "a. m. and 20 p. IN; arrive
al Martins Ferry at l0:l5 a. IN. and l: l5 p.
M Returning leave Martins Ferry at
II ~ a. M, and 3:l5 y. M; Bridgeport III AO
a. M, aud 3:2j y. ~; arrive at Bellaire at
IL 80 u. m, and 40 p. IN.
Tickets TO all principal points In the
East and West can he procured NJ the
Union Ticket ONCE IN Mcclure House, and
at the station at Bridgeport.
+. X. MYERS,
e2S General Passenger q Ticket AGENT.
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Nos. 2and run daily. No. q and sdaily,
except sunday. .
East bound trains make connections at
Baltimore for Philadelphia, New YORK
and Boston. At Washingtonlity tor all
points South.
West bound trains make direct connec-
tions tor all principal points West and
North west. " ~,
Pullman Palace Sleeper viii run on NO.
and 4 from Benwood To Chicago.
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COFFEE

1nnBAGS PRIMETO CHOICE COFFEEs
lUU in store and for sale by
mr9 M. REILLY.