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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-28

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CITY NkW,.

Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks Tor sale ct this oflce, or
printed 10 order
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DENTAL NOTICE.
The BEST
SAVINGS BANK

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Bngadier General and A. A. G
fiicial. e. B. Harlan, A. A. G.

Prosecutions, such as are forbidden in this
order, have been commenced in various
parts Of this State, against Union soldiers
and for that reason, the order is timely, and
proper. The rebels viii do all in their
power 10 annoy Union men, and the Gov
eminent must protect its defenders.
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...st rhanee for bargains

The sutle- Goods at A. Il N. Landseerg
corner Public Square and Market are nov
being closed out. These must be sold re-
gGrdlcss Of price. Now is your time to gel
great bargains there in Tobacco, Cigars,
Canned Fruit, Oysters, sardines, notions
and Hats. Convince yourself By calling
here.
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For Sale at this OF E, good second
hand Boiler. Wa b. old cheap Tor cash.
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REaRArrEa

james Dunlap, venerable contraband-
no longer contfaband, hoWever,-keeps a
'chebang" down on Cherry street; and as
hiss stock Of apples was low, concluded to re-
plenish il, in the market, botwiths andiug
the law against regrating-thst is buyi' <
with the intention Of selling again. The
Judge asked bin if be knew the law, when
be mad the purchase, and be taid he did mt
know % much bs he did now.
Jug; we you ever here before3
Pri-0ner; No, sab; ! " spec ably raised,
sab, and never was in a bad place, fore,
sab.
"a 'gei You never kept such bad company
before
james No sah.
James was fined s. and costs, snd ad-
N nished never sgain TO violate the lew.
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1 ENoWs - - A Eook.

Van Hughs, colored "gemman," wa. ar
reignsd disc derry conduct before Judge
shane; another man, Of simila' complex
ion, being the pr recuting witness. Van
threw sundry rocks, n the street, 'Just for
fun as be sci but witness uld not
see il in that light Il was "lieious, Judge,
ssrtin," "a be.
Judge Do u know the defendant
itness-Yes, sab, like book.
Judge How well do you know book
Win s-First rate, sab / knows de A,
r, c. d, E.
2 hat was satisfactory Van was fined $40
ard costs.
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Who has not heard Of Donneybrook fair !?
Yet 3 Donneybrook wake is scarce le s
productive Of bel igerent exhibitions. -Four
persons--Joseph Wilkes and wife. aud John
Gallagher, and wife, were yest rday before
the olico Court, a charge Of dlsorderly
conduct. 10 was q badly mixed afai-; the
Witnesses only knowing that last Monday,
the alisFhers had Lost q child aud that
since that time, there had been continual
quar-. ling IN the house AL OF tho arrested
parties taking part. The prisoners were re-
qucsted . make statements, on which 10
ives sscert med that they were only follow
ing the Donneyhrook custom they thought
they had ght 10 get drunk, 81 wake
time" The Judge couldn't exactly see il
in hat light, sud the mon were fined SIS
each, while lhe ", men were taxed the costs
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Tia practice Of wasting hyirEnt water il
shoges Ger too conmou, when We reflect on
thecost Of 5 supply Of the srticle; and we
are glad see ole doris fined, for doing 50.
Two OF this class-Gcorge Nicholson, and
Daniel Nichol, were yesterday fined IS
each, on a charge Of this kind.
aLLrsNp GRkSD LAscEST.
Caroline Hyde, and Rebeecs sharbs, were
Arraigned on q Cd rae 81 stealing SIC In
silver, and gold watch but IS me necss-
saFy witnesses were rot present, the case
IVES continued q I to-day
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Henry PEBBLES, Of whose burFlsrious
Ea saeu rs, we gave an account yesterday,
Nas Slammed On charge Of stealing Slso
Serth o. Slothlng, from ". B. Dortch. Toe
mouse oi NJ. y. wa entered on Wednesday
night last and obbed Of a r-cst variety II
ar eles Of male ana female attire. ana =
portion 81 he iormer were fouod On p.s.
hies, end A. be could give no ss,isf,,t,r,,
account q The nance, IN which he csn,s ~,
thens be vas sent 10 jsu. 10 awsit 4 tri.l
for grand larceay ''@'
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Jno. Dorsey and Pat Rooney Frenchmen,w we
presume, by the names-are good friends
but "Ohio rcctiEcd" is too much for their
amiable tempers; and day before yesterday,
having imbibed too freely OF the article,
they got into q "mutual fight" and were
srresled. Each OF the men told the Judge
thst all hree-John. Pat, and whisky-were
O. blame, but whisky more than all and
the fret two-John and Fat--were fined
SIC each, and admonished % behave them
aelNes harcnfier.
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wanted g rent '''''''in @
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Doctor" Smith was held over for steal
ing s255, from T. P. Smith, an sttachee Of
Captain r airs of6ce. The crime was pref
y fairly fxed on him, aid be was cent 70
jail. The Doctor" IhouSht il was funny.
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Henry Clay (eolorsd) didn't 'sgrate IN
the market he oidn buy a Piles 1, ell
agaiu, but, visiting a sand, while the own
sr's back VS. turned, approp lated r,vsTal
speeim rs Of the de ieious fruit, without pay
and with the iutsutien g devou ing Il
himself h did appsn to know the law,
and was sent to the work house for viola
Linq IL
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soYD'8 MAGNIFICENT
Addition 70 Nashville.
AID
The cookFi's sp ing Tract,

lytBr ssst ~ fha cfy. po-uou. sr ID 4. r,,.t 81.
1a1la rTJIFriy - eEchHrrna - fr,rrgv..I 80.
1r1rer IN NaHT ~ O. L1ll-v Iia n, st.,la...
80 eap isaa s1foaa paraeals D. Ca isItotrI. rr.-
iars l Edseas.d. a eas 111TI'r d. -.l-fI- -
tha vas1ul -dalllou- - ihsct7s II 1-.'.. 7. -
A-ah 81 nElWF.
.tF. % ea Haia q cot cess al r-afr
ac1i u 80 i'u.ua.rest $500 h. 49,
y. isl1aal coy one SEA asd - 3 81
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DR.. Jones DispensaTy,
DE-. A. RICHARD JoNEs,

.s IS nashville Z
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MANUFACTURES Aga q. and wholesale
vi nesiers IN Psrusne, Llh- 1ztiuE o. for Cction
- Wociea SVrndies, the best OF tcr MEchintry
r-,sa. also Oiis fCr Bslr1sds, ksro eoe, CeFboH,
cine. Aicohal, Prof Pare ipir.fs, sosp-lskeg's
stsek. csnsfic, Soda. S1da An, sllcAie & ccda,
Resin Wniie Lead Pants. r e1Eole, &C. &c-
Aiso larEe sud fsTisa { g e q taai ~ Aallp2
a. pr4Ier kiiehsu. sud Esf. siso 90 ChuFrh and
siofsi ctlm1s5s, huraszs, Eiess, &C., e.
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DIR. A. KING

a. aaeo,aie Physician. who VII. Ia ny ahsanca siil
eldest NereTial sgrgeon IN the un;ed atataa having
ffciico since is15 and take pleasure 10 rsconfnen
afaleous dates Of The professor.
d klNd "a the only person ia ne country. aEcs1
~ fledcInes. and Win his ioug ekpe-lan1a 10 ona
Gents, calling si this psrensary vii theruforo have
~ o. eihe1 a. may b desired uitfnut ckiia G "a
faaa1t1 md strangers In visiaas
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-24
Company A, Independent Exempts

EDITORS OF THE REGISTERS
We are pleased to see that your valua-
BILE paper has contained several well
timed articles about or Company. /
wish to state that our company was mus
tered into the service of the United
States Oct. !, 1862, by Major B. II. Hill,
"a regular of the U. s. army to serve for
the period of three years, if not sooner
discharged 1t was regularly enlisted and
mustered into the service to serve wher-
ever called, but, as all the members OF
the company were over forty-fve years OF
age, they were detailed at this Post to
guard the Military Prison, which they
have done faithfully.
The Fifteenth Regiment Of Infantry
was mustered into the service on the
same day, and received $50 county boun-
ty, S25 government bounty and ole
months advance pay.
The old men, who were exempt from
draft, showed their loyalty and patriot.
ism by volunteering to do any duty, ana
front The duty Of Company 4, is day
and night guarding, and escorting pris-
oners to all parts Of the country. They
are exempt from nothing, it seems, but
the county bounty. Hancock county
gave her men in this company $50 coun-
ty bounty, and Wetzcl county allowed
$50 to her men As yet Ohio county has
given no bounty to her members Of
Co. A. INDEPENDENT EXENiPTS.
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Columbia, o. G..

Columbia, the capital of South Carroll
ma, stands on the left bank of the Con-
garee River, just below the confluence OF
the Broad aud Saluda, and occupies a
beautiful plain 300 feet above the bed of
the stream. Population in 1860, 5,O33-
heing the second city in the State,
Charlcslor having 51,2l0. Columbia is
The seat of the South Carolina College,
Military school, several academies, Ne.
The Congarcc aftera course of fifty miles
uuitcs with the Wateree and forms the
Santee, and is navigable for steamers to
the ocean 90 miles north of Charleston
The railroad connections of Columbia
diverging in every direction arc of equal
Importance with those of Branchville.
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The Illinois LeRislature.

The Illinois Legislature has adjourned
sine die and all the people of the State,
without distinction of party, seem great
ly reioiced thereat. The Legislature was
largely Republican and as largely dis
honest. The Chicago Post characterizes
it as the largest collection OF dishonest
men ever assembled outside of the Peni-
Tertiary, in Illinois or any other State
1t is the Legislature that elected DICK
YATES to be United States Senator, and
the same Legislature that the Chicago
Tribune said it could "use" by simply
paying its price. One of the brilliant
feats of legislation it accomplished was
tn G passage of an act requiring the sala-
ries of the members to be paid in gold
When, however, these model patriots pre-
scented their claims to the Treasurer he
re fused to pay anything but greenbacks.
The members of the Legislature have ap.
piled to the Supreme Court for nlanda-
mus to compel the State Treasurer to pay
their salaries in gold, and, as it is said
that the Judges were themselves the au-
thors of the gold bill, they will probably
succeed. 1t is noteworthy fact deserv-
ing publication everywhere and remem-
brance during four years at least, that
the first legislative body to discredit and re-
pudiate the national currency scas The Repub-
lean Legislature of President Lincoln's Orn
SafeI
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HOGS.

In all diseases of Swine as Coughs Ulcers in
the Lungs and Liver &c. bS putting ffylu
half a paper to a paper !: Of these Po~dSrs in a
barrel OF swili the a. }; hove diseases c5n be
cured or entirely pre- z vented. BY using
these powders, the Hog Cholera can be pre-.
vented.
PRICE q CTS. PER PAPER, or . PAPERS
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
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A correspondent of the Newburgh n.
W Journal, of the 18th inst, says that he
saw in that village on that day, the wld-
ow and two children of soldier who had
died while bravely battling for his conn
try, turned into the street by her land
lord for want of months rent on the
dav it was due!-and one of the children
too sick to raise its head from the pillow.
Well bet something handsome that
that landlord is an abolitionist who pirates
about his loyalty" denounces his neigh
bors and thanks God that'he is not as 9TH
er men are. Does anybody take the
het9
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Col. Fish Partioned.

William 5 Fish, late Colonel of the
First Connecticut cavalry, and formerly
Provost Marshal of Baltimore, who was
sentenced last April to be cashiered, fol-
teit all pay and allowances, pay fine of
81 900, aud be imprisoned i'll the Albany
penitentiary until the fine should be paid,
has been pardoned by the President
Hash. Rep.
This man FISH is one of the veriest
s .oundrels yet unhung. During his Off
cial sway in Baltimore, his crimes out
ragged humanity. He affected to ape But
LER in New Orleans, and played the ty-
rant to the full extent of his little brief
authority" lie used the terrors of his
official power for purposes of extortion
and demanded brides from his victims
with shameless cttrentery. He defrauded
the government i'll hundred ways, and
arpropratcd to his own Use large sums
vi money not rightfully his own. Not
withstanding his conduct was made
pnhiic at the time, and the attention OF
his snperiors was called to his many tie
linquenCies, yet he was suffered to con
Time during many months in his course
of crime Finally, however, the pressure
became too great, and FISH was removed
from Office aud ordered to trial. The CIV.
licences of his, guilt were SO numerous
conclusive. aud damning, that his con
yietion could not be avoided and he was
very lightly, sentenced asis referred to III
the extract above.
Now, however, after having under
gone less than one-tenth part of the
punishment his crimes deserved, he il
pardoned by the President and permitted
to- contsmipate society by his presence
again. The private soldier who, yearn
1nssfor glimpse of the wife aud little
ones.keI has left behind and whom he ha
- lsS-' sci lt s.
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African Superiority.

Doctor DELANEY, "culled pusson
of considerable note as a traveller, lee
tured fore large and fashionable au-
dience" in Washington city, few even
ing's ago. His subject was, the climate
productions and people of Africa, and he
told some marvellous travellers stories"
concerning the enterprise, civilization
and refinement of the native Africans, at
home He accounted for the fact that
none of these highly intellectual negroes
has been discovered heretofore or by any
o.her person than himself, by saying that
it is only the central tribes of Africa that
are so enlightened but that "the tribes
along the coast had been degraded by
contact with the white man." This must
have been very edifying to the numerous
white men who attended the Doctors"
lectures, even if not very compliments
~. But they must have been highly as
tonished and sighed that nature had not
made them black when the lecturer spoke
of the pOliteness and bravery of the Atrl-
cans; the high estimation in which wo-
men were regarded; the liberty OF the
people; their wealth; the progress they
have made i'll the arts and sciences; the
flct that the famous Durham and Devon
shire breeds of cattle come from Africa
and that the Africans had corn fields
thiYty-iive miles long; all of which doc
tor" DELANEY asserted and descanted
upon in glowing terms The Washing
ton Chronicle, Mr.. LINCOLN'S organ, says
the lecture was every interesting and i'll
structiyc."
Ii the doctors" representations be
true, il may not bo long before negro
ira, cllcr from Ashantee or TimbuctOO
will visit this continent; explore the
ruins of Washington city and New York;
return home and read lecture before the
historical society of Dahomey upon the
barbarity and ignorance of the poor
white trash" who cut each others Threats
during the reign of Abraham the First \
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STEAMBOAT.
Regular Wheeling and Pittsburg
PaCkpt.
THE NEW AND FAs

slIF1ttS RUNNING passenger steamer G.
- NC. PORTER I. L. Taylor, Cap
tain, L.f. Beeler. Clerk, will leave Wheeling
every Monday, wednesday and Friday, at 3
o'clock A. NJ Leave Pittsburg every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, at IL o'clock II.
All way business promptly attended to-
.F Towing done at moderate rates. -sL
For freight or passage. apply on board, or TOD
D. CoLLMswooD, Agent Fttsburg or
BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO. "a =
does Ia Agents, WhsstineU
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-24

i JOB PRINTING OFFICE executes all
kinds 81 Printing, from a Card 70 Poster,
neatly. cheIply and on short notice. .Ofiee on
Market street between the MeLure House ard
the Market House
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CLAIM AGENTS.
R. M. HALL & CO,
Government Claim Auenls.

Cor, 18th and streets WASHINGTON CITY
MIR. HALL HAS BEEN EXA1Tr.
WI NER of Pensions and other claims in the
Departments, has resigned. and offers tn prose
cute all kinds of claims before the Pension Office
and all other Departments, viii settle officers
accounts, &c. Our advantages are superior
Referto Hon. j. p Usher Secretary of INTERIOR
Hon. d. P. Holloway. Com. of Patents and Sen
ators Harlan Lane, Chandler Speaker Golfax
ana o'ners =, ror FL. -I,l lar2t,smd :
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SYMPTOMS.

The symptoms of Catarrh us they generally
appear are at first very slight. Persons find
they have a cold, that they have frequent at:
lacks and are more sensitive to the changes of
temperature In this condition, the nose may
be dry or slight discharge, thin and acrid, al
terwaTd becoming thick and adhesive As the
diseases becomes chronic, the discharges are in
creased in quantity and changed i'll quality; they
are now thick ami heavy and are hawked or
cOughed off The secretions are offensive, caus'
ing a bad breath; the voice Is thick and nasal
the eyes are weak the sense of smell is lesssened
or destroyed; deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and important symptom of Ca
tarrh is that the person is obliged to clear his
throat in the morning of thick or shiny mucus,
which has fallen down from the head during the
night. When this takes place. the person may
he sure that his disease Is on the way to the
unss and should lose no time in arrcstingit it.
The above are but few of the many Catarrhal
symptoms
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CORN sMELLERs AND CUTTING
BOXES.

r G. FROST ~ CO., Nos. "a a. 23,
/ 4. MAIN STREET, would call attention 10
their large stock OF Single and Double spout
Corn shelters, iron framed, and NWgInia 40 ioI
hand or horse power. Also, Hay, StrL" ~ Fodder
Cutters, of the most approved patterns, and ut
the lowest prices. ue'--
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ut been BsrmittM to see during tws
years Of danger and suffering, leaves his
regiment without permission to enter his
home by stealth and listen for one short
hour to the prattle of his babes, is ar
rested, tried and shot as deserter.-
But the scoundrel who abuses his power,
plays the tyrant and the rogue COM
bined and fills his pockets full with i'll
gotten gains, is tried, convicted, ana
-pardoned by the President"
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Sprigg House, &c., for Sale at
Auction.

DURsCANT TO THE DECREE
MADE by the Circuit Court of Ohio coun-
ty, on the 18th day of December last, in tho suit
III chancery pending therein between Peter Var
nall, Junior, George A Ross and Emma his wife,
compliments, and Daniel c. List, the North.
western Bank of Virginia and others, defend
ants we will ut the front door of the Court House
of Ohio county,
On Tuesday, the 2Sh day Of March,
in the year eighteen hundred and sixty-fivc
commencing at IL o'clock A. NJ, proceed to sell,
at public auction, the lots numbered three and
seven in square numbered one in the city OF
Wheeling, and those parts OF the lots numbered
four and eight i'll the same square which by the
will of ZaChariah Sprigg were devised to Samuel
Sprigg and Zachariah Jacob in trust for the pur-
poses set forth in said will excepting so much
OF said lots seven and eight as was set apart in
sevcraty to the heirs of Mordecai Yarnall, de-
ceased and those parts of said lot number eight
which were sold to George w. johnson and ia
cob Landtried as.in said decree more particu'
larry specified; the real estate so to be sold by
virtue of the said decree being the same on part
of which now stands the hotel called the SPRIGG
HOUSE, fronting on the wharf in the city of
Wheeling.
Terms of Sale: The purchaser TO pay not less
than one third of the purchase money in hand,
but to have the option of paying i'll hand any
greater portion or the whole thereof. The resi-
due, if there be any, to be paid by equal install
ments ofpTincpalin eight sixteen and twenty
fOur mouth with interest on each instalment,
from the day of SALE the deferred payments TO
he secured by bonds with satisfactory security,
and the title to be- retained as further security
until payment i'll full. :. BRADY
DANIEL LAMB,
f,h2ltd Commissioners.
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p e I r OLE M
j. G. MORRIS,
no. ! WILLIAM STREET. NEW YORK.
ArWERs ZOE sAHEINAOTs II

.hFEERS ZOE SALE IN LOTS TO
" SUIT purchasers all the REGULAR
DIVIDEND PAYING PETROLEUM OIL
STOCKS; some paying from FOUR to FIVE
PER CENT. monthly on par value of FIVE and
Ten DOLLARS, and CONTROLLED BY
FI.SFCLASS MEN OF THIS CITY.
Parties desiring daily quotations of Stocks, or
information in relation to thrm can nave same
furnished upon Application
Orders from parties out OF the city promptly
attended IT, l;rmittanccs, OF satisfactory ref.
crrurrs in MI c,acs To accompany order
Sales made al New York PETROLEUM
STOCK EXCHANGE or at private sale.
Refers by permission. 10 the following we'll
known Houses oi this city:
Mcs,rs lil.begks a Co. Josiah Mays Sons.
Galwcy C.-aIo y Teller. George Milne.
T. G. Morris President Columbian Ins. Co.
Caldwell y Morris l,ucccs7ors to Brewer a
CIldwcll)
g. ". Ducr Cashier Bank OF New York
im2I-}m
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For Sal
House For Sale.

A NICK, WELl-bUlLT, TWO.
IA STORY Brick House, Gas, Water Bait
Room Stable Carriage House, Wash House
&c, within three minutes walk Of the Posioilcs
Possession given on the LIST OF April For Ale
cheap Terms easy. II not sold before the IA,
Inquire Of A. G. PARTRiDGR at No !,
Main street, Wheeling, West Va deca
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nj mn u
q. 4. FOUTZ & RRn.

At their wholesale Drug and Medicine Depot
No ll6 franklin ST. Ba tipore, Nd
For sale by Druggists and Stoui erss5s
throughout the Crited Sites
Wholesale AGEyTs: Llughfns & BushTcld
Wheeling, ". Va J,J. Bender q CO. Pit4s.
burg Pa Johnston, Holloway 4 Cowdep Pint.
aietphis Pa 60
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HIIICH cows.

The properties this POwa.l pos, --os IN in.
creasing the quantity . of MIX in Cows givc
il an importance and : value hich should
place it in the hands OF : every person keeping
a Cow. In fatteuing : cattle il Gives ;hem
an appetite loosens :. their hi.le and makes
them thrive much faster