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RAILROADS. AND STEAMERS.

DAILROAD AND STE 81 B Q A 7
IL INES.-CHESAPEAKEA AND OHIO.-Mau
train leaves daily Except on Sunday at $3.50 A: NJ
cent on Saturday at $40 ?. II. Arrives at 440
A. 81 Accommodation train leaves daily Except
on Sunday at 4:45 2. NJ. for Gordonsville. Ar
rives In Richmond ut $50 A. N.
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE.--Charlotte Ex-
press leaves Richmond daily at II Z. NJ.
Through Mail leaves Richmond daily at :SS 2. NJ.
Lynchburg Accommodation leaves Richmond at
8 a. VI.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Pc
TOMAC.-Baltmore Express leaves Richmond
1880 p. Nj. Day Mail leaves daily at 2:35 P: NJ
Arrives at 1870 Z. VI. Night Mail leaves daily lex.
cept on sundays) at II :o5 P. Al. Arrives at 400
dsiiy Sundays exceptedl for Hanover Junction at
2. NJ. Arrives ut S:37 A. NJ.
YORK RIVER AND CHEsAPEAKE.-Passen
ger and Mail leaves daily at p. NJ, Sundays ex-
passenger car attached leaves Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays at A. NJ.
RICHMOND AND PETERsBURG.-Day
Through Mail leaves Richmond daily {except on
suads +. S spSe. A M Gs
1880 P. M. Freight train, with coach attached,
leaves Richmond daily Except Sunday at = a. d.
and $50 p. III.
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Steamer for Norfolk and James River landings 9
leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 6:3C
A. NJ. Arrive at $50 z. NJ.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Steamers for New York leave richmond every
TUESDAY, Friday, and Sunday at 8 z. 81. Travel
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Steamers for Baltimore leave Richmond on Tues
days and Thursdays at 4 A. H.. AID Saturdays at
PHILADELPHIA, RIoHyoND, AND NOR
FOLK LIEE-Steamers ieay;e Richmond Mt IL n
every Tuesday and Friaay,
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THE "PoLITIcAL MURDERS" THE New
York Tribune has made dlisent inquiry into
the numerous alleged political murders y
in the South. Among others, the " sixty po-
ltical murders in Alabama" have, like the
gardenful of fighting cats, dwindled down
Co "our Tom and another cat" The Bill
lngs and Ivey murders are the only TWO
that have occurred. The Sensa tonal letter
of one Charles Hays to General Hanley,
which has been paraded in the partisan press
as proof of the ouiages," turns out to be
tissue of falsehoods. The reign of terror
is a myth, and the State authorities are per-
fecty masters of the situation.
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DEATHS.

f'!ed, quarter to o'clock, Sunday, October 18th
al the residence OF her son.in-law, w. K. Parting.
seventh year OF bier age of lingering Illness which
she bore with Christian fortitude. 80
Her funeral will take place at 8 O'Clock THIS
EVENING 1T the Grace-Street Baptist church
ter friends aud aeqnaintances are invited to attend
without further notice.
Died, on the 10th Of October, Mrs. AGNES v.
MILLER. In the thtrty-hfth year of her age.
Her friends and scquatniances are respectfully
invited TO att nd the funeral from the resdence of
her husband, Frederick Miller. 624 seventeenth
street. THIS AFTERNOON Al 3 O'Clock.
Fredericksburg papers please copy.
Died, or diphther.a, at Mount View. Hanover
county, Va, October LIST, 1874. MARY FIELDS,
daughter OF Captain John 5. and y. v. Coatesaged
eight years.
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The Next Congress.
The Washington Chronicle says:

objections fleeing the ext Cong rcss held in
August and 81 ptemher In Oregon. Vermont. Norm
Csrlllna and Maine. The result Of these earlier
linn. Then followed the October elections in ohio
lncIar a, Iowa, Nebraska aud West Vrelnts. At
appears hy returns deemed authentic, the Rtnuoil
cans have lost In Chic, + In lnoana, IN Iowa
anu i'm West VirgDia, being loss OF 10 Ill The
October elections. and OF in all in the elections
,hus fur held. 1t Is therefore apparent tiat the
democracy must gain SO in The November etcIlons
10 secure a bare MIA iority in the next House." 1--WE
add I to the Chronicles stulelnent.l
AS the States named elect only 81 mem
hers, it is easy to see how the next house
NAV be Democratic. If the Democrats con-
tinue to gain in the same ratio it is evident
that they will have over 10 members Out
of 3g2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-20

The third term Is heavy drag on Dix In New
York, and leading Republican papers Of that State
are urging him TO repudlate IL. What the ingeui.
Gus Dispatch will now say Is not known; but IL
don't matter. Alexander stephens, Esqr has spo.
ken; says he iSa Jeitersonian Democrat, ana yeI
gees no harm In the third term; but ke don't mat
ter either Norfolk Pirginidn.
But it is very important to know what
the present editor of the Norfolk Virgsnian
says. What would the world do if he were
not TO speak out?
The third term is heavy drag on DIX and
on the Republican party of the North, and
everybody not simpleton must know that
il VAS for that result that we were working
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-20

The law OF the Louisiana case has. been
laid down in the cleareSt and most convinc-
ing manner by Mr. GEcRGE TICKNoR CURTIS,
of New York (not GEORGE WILLIAM. His
argument is as far superior TO REvERDY
JoHNsoN's and CHARLES O'CoSoE's as logic is
80 loose statements; not that he is an ADLER
man than either, or a better lawyer, but be-
cause he follows the Constitution instead OF
preconceiyed opinions.
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Married, October Slh, at half-past O'Clock A
NJ, at Grace. Street Baptist church, by Rev. Or. N.
W. Wilson, assisted by Rev. j. q. Tyler, Miss EN-.
ELISE SAUNDERS TO K. n. THOMAS; both 0,
this city.
Married, on the 1st day OF October, lS74, at The
GARET VIRGINIA, daughter Of John B. Corn;
all Of Scott county, Va.
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MIXED SCuooLs. General GRANT is one Of
the trustees of the PEABODY fund. The tele'
gram in another column says that it is their
"uuanimous opinion" that it won't do TO
trv to establish mixed schools in the South.
Said we not truly that GRANT was opposed
to mixed schools?
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
ASSISTANT TREASURES OFFICE
No. II ELEVENTH STREET.

ASSISTANT TREASURES OFFICE.l
No. IL ELEVENTH STREET.
nELLNQ RE a LES ST A I Z
~ TAXES.-A record Of all Real Estate returned
delinquent for non-payment of state taxes due
thereon since the 9th day of April $50. to S72,
inclusive, embracing all lands purchased 10y the
Commonwealth and which have not been redeemed,
can now be seen at the front door of the City Hall,
and also at this office. Unless the taxes are pre-
vIosly paid this real estate or so much thereof as
may be necessary to pay the taxes Interest, ana
commencing on the 7lh day of December next, and
be continued from day 10 day until sold. Persons
desiring pay their taxes can now do 80 at This Of
fee. ,. u. IlNSLE1,
oc 2O-2l* Assistant Treasurer.
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SPECIAL MOTH Hsss.
AR OCTOBER 10, 1874. q
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL. sACQUEs, CLOAKs
fpEADEp AND TRIMnIEDt, sHAWLS,
<dt,agl
DRESS GOODS, DC

T.R. PRICE 8 CO. are again in market, ard VIII
no receiving all of the present week many NEW ana
nEsIRaBLE GOODS. Beaded sacques aud
Ciooks: Camels Hair and Reversible shawls;
Dress Goods, every color and price; Black Gros'
Grain Silks; Colored Dress Siks--new shades
Ruflfngs, Corsets, and Gloves; MeIino Shirts and
Drawers for gentlemen; Aerino Shirts and Draw
ers fer ladies'; Merlno Shirts and Drawers Tor chill
dren also, a spicI did line OF Cloths ana Cassi-
meres. English, French, and virgina-made goods
for gentlemen and boys; Bleached Cottons and
Sheetings at lowest cash prices. DC III
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PROFESSIONAL CAaDs.

THE FEET.-Go to Da. SCHULTZ.
4 Twenty years practice here. Warrants to cure
all Cases Of CoaSs, BUSIoas, INGRowING NAILS,
&C.. as also CANCER, ULCERS, and NIL CHRONIC
AFFECTIONS withoI. pain. Once, No. 728 Msto
street between seiienlh and Eighth, Richmond. "a
sc 25-39
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-20

M RIBBONS! RIBBONS! klbboIso
Elegant SASH RIBBONS in plain colors' pla'aS'
and stripes from soc. to II per yard worm ~
per cent more;
RACK SASH RIBBONS at so, 75c., and 81 worth
75c.. 81 and 31.25;
GRCS-GRAIN RIBBONS in all widths and colors
at 25 per cent. below regular prices;
A large assortment of NECK SCARFS for ladies,
gentlemen, and children, Of the latest styles,
very much below regular prices.
The above embraces the largest and best-assorted
stock Of RIBBONS and SCARFS ever offered in
this city, and the prices are astonishingly low.
LEVY BGOTHERS.
10000 yards HAMBERGH EDG1NSS and IN
SETTINGS at sc. per yard, all worth 29c.
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pRiaTING.-All kinds done neatly and
~ expedluoRsly ~ the Dkpstch Prpnng-H ame,
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AgGIaseS BAaEa---f asstss 1900
BY Janaes n. Taylor o son
Rea1 Estate Agent and At,s, ta'
4 once corner OF Eleventh and Ysaa s.at

,uAsSSl SVssASfO "a xtisSftliIn aud Hs1k 49,.
a DESIRABLE FARM. wIru J. -
"a PORTABLE FRAME jI,vtI,IaA con,
TANNING NIKE ROOMS, AMI, atiLING Coz.
SAKY OUT-BUlLD Dimes THkREhnLL NECHs.
HAMs VILE, NEW KENT eta,itsas,Ilxs BAP.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION..-y.i ~ Y, va.
SATURDAY the 24th czy OF f,css,ssss on
the premises, Mt 3H O'clock 2. ~ a. J4 mon
above located, containing SO AZ q ~ ntFA 4,
most OF which ~ cleared and In iyth W ~ LAID.
tSyation; the balance In woods TEs saae 0fsas..
well situated for Business purposes. piepeftyt Is
Terms. Liberal and made kti0wn = -,
sale JAMES 81. TAYI,op sne hfar OF
J. oc 20-sw2tTu& !. o2tW&Jh Auef,nssos,
TRUSTEES SALE OFtJHE ATnIS..-
!. Il ham ESTATE, IN HANOVER II, . ..,,i.AG'
of the provisions OF eced Of tru3s IRON,
wood 70 the Subscriber on record IL, iaios.. H. III
shall. on SAT URD Az The I4fI de-, of ostce,
nezS, 1t III O'Clock A. h. ron the presiss Yelhbsr
10 sell by public auction ttat valilabI.e. pfotsed
ALDINGHhsL late the property OF G. " e c7ased
containing I'll acres, on the north - ~ tt5sey,
Anna river, adjoining The lands OF yeor.. " Ioat,
Hugh Apperson's estate, and others. Lace,
The farm Is valuable one, and has Tho:
buildings, including large aad weIsnr.s,n,assny
dwelling. ''"iueted
TEBMS: The deed Of trust reGuirps a c.s,....t.:a
EDWIN VAUGHsS
" 80" 49, .,.--.v.ose1O Tri.see
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and it was therefore case in which the
United States undertook to guarantee and
did guarantee the continued existence Of its
own creature. | do not believe that such
was the meaning or can be the effect Of the
Constitution.
Perhaps it may be asked whether the Pre-
sident should have left the State of Louisiana
without government? Whether he should
have LETT it to a condition of anarchy or in
| the control of government put in posses.
sion by u popular instruction! Whether
there would not have been most dangerous
interregnum if the President had not
promptly reInstated Kellogg? To these
| questions l answer, first, that the fact that
our National Constitution has not provided
for all possible cases affords no reason for
assuming powers which it has not conferred,
or for acting otherwise than according
! to its plain provisions. / take the
Constitution as l find it and as it has
always been interpreted. 1t has mott af-
! firm it with the utmost confdence-made
any provision for guaranteeing against do.
mestic violence State government that has
been put into power by Federal violence.
| Whatever the consequences may have been
of refusing to reiusate Kellogg after he had
been driven from Office BY the people, know
of nothing more dangerous to society, no.
thing more subversive Of order, nothing
more sure to provoke revolutions and
couuter.revolutions until our liberty he.
comes Mexican liberty, and the best title
Of government Is the last pronunciamento,
than to have it assumed that Federal judge
can decree State government into exist.
ence, have his DEGREES enforced by the Presi.
dent of the United States with bayonets, and
that then and thereafter the President is at
liberty through all future time to RECOGNIZES
and maintain that government, even If blood
must be, shed to compel the people to endure
it. The mere statement Of such q PROPOSE
tion displays its INDUSTRIOUS absurdity. No
argument or application that it could use
can add d feathers weight to Its refuation
But whether the people Of this country are
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WIRES. Liquors, TOBACCO, &c.

SHERRY.-A large lot of SHERRY, di-
- rect from Spain, in bond or duty paid.
OSCAR CRANE,
ocoO-2w No. Il Governor street,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-16
AEataIDrunken Spree.

John Casey and his wife went to Terre
Haute, Ind, got to drinking and became
drunk. They started out of town and
went across the bridge, when Mrs. Casey
concluded to return for another drink.
This resolve executed, more drinking
took place, and afterward both husband
and wife got into Il wagon with two men
and half gallon jug Of whlsEey., w I'm
one of these men the woman lndulSeu III
indecent conduct, along with more
drinking. After Casey and we SePSr-
ated from the men he up6ralaeo her iot
her conduct, and she attacked HIM with Il
razor. Casey seized this from her and
killed her with it. Then the drunken
murderer er lay ay' down "; beside the corpse of
the drunken woman to sleep oil his de,
Tau h. He is now under arrest and
awaitingh his trial. Do not these facts
preach temperance lecture?
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-16
Collectors Notice.

fNHOMAS MCCORMICK, JUSTICE Of
/ the Peace and Real Estate Agent. Rents
and accounts collected. Office corner OF
Market and Goth streets, Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-16
The Patent Observation-Disclosures
T. tue To demonstrators.

.Aman named Grub came into my
Office the other day, says Max Alder, and
after introducing himself, said he would
like to call my attention to little inyen-
ton of his. Grub said that he had been
impressed with the fact that, as badness
is becoming SO general, the time must
come when an Apache Indian, for in
stance, would be unable to scalp three out
ofanv FIVE white men whom he happen
ed to kill, unless something was done IN
behalf of the red man. Naturally, being
of philanthropic turn, Grub examined
the subject to see if he could devise any
kind of machine which would place bald
men and men with hair upon footing
of equality, and enable the Indian to OBJ
tain his rights. After years Of investl-
CATION and thought, Grub succeeded,
and he had dropped in to obtain my in
fiuence, so the Interior Department could
be induced to accept the patent and
recommend it to the Indians. He called
his invention "The Patent Adjustable
Atmospheric Scalp-Snatcher," and he Of
fered exclusive territory for agents. The
devise consists of disc of thin leather
about six inches in diameter. In the cen
tire is hole through which runs string,
when the Indian owner kills man with
bald head, he merely vets the leather,
stamps it carefully down upon the surface
ofthe scalp, slides his knife around over
the ears, gives the string ajerk, and of
comes the scalp as nicely as lift had been
adorned with hair yard long. "The
machine, in fact" said to Grub, lis
simply sucker such as is used by the
boys "Precisely," he replied; Il mere
ly claim patent for the mode of aPpli-
cation. / want to make the red man hap
py. / wish to bring joy to the wigwam
ofthe Kickapoo and to make the heart
of the Arapahoe glad" did it never
seem to you, Mr.. Grubb, that the bald
headed white man in such situation
needs succor just as badly as the Indian
does?" Then Grub said that if l was
going to Joke about it, he would go home.
But he ed, and before he left accept
ed general agency for his valuable in
vcntion. Persons wishing to examine
it can apply to me, and if any one
desires to test its efficacy, he can do so by
bringing bald-headed corpse with him.
Experiments free Of charge when per-
sons furnish their own cadavers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-16
Ftna Iron and Nail Company,

And offer the Trade full stock Of Bar,
Unop and Street iron; a complete assOrt-
mont Of Nails.aHd Steel BIacksmiths' and
Mechanics Tools and Supplies; Wagon
Materials and Carriage Trimmings.
Soliciting patronage for~0ur new house
we shall endeavor TO merit favor by bottom
prices and guarantee quality Of goods.
SGHMULBACH, HANKE & co.
aDOlSt
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

q. One Sqnsre-H inch space.
One time......S rs One month IS 90
Two tinss,,.- ] p d Three months y y 90 90
One square changeable once week $50.
Spesial Notices % per cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy fixed places 20
per cent additional.
occupied.
Double column advertisements, 50 per
cent additional.
local notice piH be inserted for less hdn ONE
DOLLAR. ...t .ff.. ,,,
All advertisements, except Tor eStaDllsn-
ed business houses, must be paid for in ad-
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, ana an aaStr-
easements not connected with 1t Will be
charged for at our regular rates:
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co.
-, w --E.: :ss; EsS5.G .tsssasl
A$t IL Esnny

on AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY H.,
" 1874, Trains will leave Wheeling rs fol-
'o"S' " "' ST.. E0THs EMPRESS.
FAST-LEAYES. wEST-LEAVES.
Wheeling '''> " %whccling
dniIy nj 40 4. NJ. daily att 20 p. NJ.
ARRIVES At ~ ARRIVES At
Washington .NtWark.......@'lo a. NJ
City..........6:j0 p. VI. Columbus - 30 A. NJ.
RoItimore S:2OP. NJ. Sandusky &c :25 A. II.
Philu..........2:25 A. ". Cincinnati.lO:6 A. NJ.
New York Il: Uj 4. NJ. Chicago........S:OO i. NJ.
,"SundayS excepted.
WESTERN EMPRESS.
EAsT-LEAvEs. wEST-LEAvEs.
daiIy at: ~ p. NJ. daily att 40 A. NJ.
ARRIVES At ARRIVES At
Woshiurton Newark .......l 10 p. VI
City 7:lO 4. NJ. Columbus - - =. N
RoItimore 40 \. NJ SanduSky ....6:S +. NJ
- y. VI. Cincinnati.l0:iO p. NJ
New York T.. NJ. ChicagO......S:iO a. NJ
OMMODA7ION.
EAsT-LEAvEs. wEST-LEAVEs.
nWhreling wheeling
Ta n' NJ q:5A.N.I daily at''....S:iO PM.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES Al,
CumberIand.7 - pm. GAINESVILLE 3D. 40 Pm.
Sundays excepted. 'Sundays excepted.
East bound trains make direct connec-
tionS at Baltimore with trains for Phila-
drlnhia, New York and Boston. At WASH
ington city for all points south.
West bound trains make direct connec-
tiouS for all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
WHEELING PITTSB I-RGH IND BAL
TIHORE DIVISION.
FAST-LEAVES. WEST-LEAnES'
"Whcrling washington "a,
daily M ,7:lj VI. daily at......6:2j A. ".
Wheeling Washington, n,
daily at 200 p. N. daily at.....2:iOP p. VI.
nSuniays excepted. Sundays excepted.
Tickets To- all principal points can he
procured at the office at the Depot.
THOS. X. SH ARP,
Master OF transportation.
R.T. DEVRIES, General Agent, Wheel
no. myl6
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-16

IACCoM'O,FA'T LIE ACCOM-,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-16

Ats meeting in London to receive a
report from the missionaries sent TO DIS
cover the tribes of Israel, Lord L.
was asked to take the chair. Il take a
great interest IN your researches, gentle
men. The fact is, have borrowed mon
ey from all the Jews now known, and II
you can find new set l shall feel very
much obliged"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-16

$1,000 TICKETS-6,OOO CASH GIFTS.
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THE Pittsburgh Telegraph says; "A
general coal miners strike is Threatened:
Agents or committees from the Miners
Union are visiting the mines for the
purpose ofpersuading the miners TO go
out They propose demanding four
cents, as the operators are paying Out
three and one-fourth cents at present.
Its not improbable an extensive strike
will occur"
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Tickets to all principle points in the
Fast and West can be procured at the
Union Ticket Office in Mcclure House, and
at the station at Bridgeport.
F. r. MYERS,
iun5 General Passenger & Ticket Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-16
DR., LONCDON
ON THE
DURABILITY OF CATARRH.

have written more ON this disease than
others, not 50 much because of its having
brvu n Spr"iJNV IN mW pr6rtic" Tor many
wears. Us on account Of its f'TrNU IIrttu-
iCurr in this climate, and being in thou
sands of cases the fTd stage " that terrible
UUd trtul uulu,iU. Consumption. Many who
seek my aid have been trying patent nos
tTum> until their eases have brcOlnr moi
only very serious. but rat Il fc," WIDlly M
Cur0bir. seldom a day hut C;t>rS come into
my hands which at first were only yliyhf
inflammation of the phOrIur, that might
have been cured in a few days, but from
long neglect the disease has extended IN
me nie,pcr portions Of the NgDUt tYiH Lr,nrhiII
tunes. Hundreds in this city, and thou
sands all over the country, are to-day Sur-
frring with Catarrh, which my treatment
1NDuhi MT GUH ~ cure in q frir iCcckS, hut re-
sorting To saltwater dOUChing> and worse
than useless nOStrumS, until the disease
has run its fatal course and settled on the
lungs, many Of them Uii iduGUV al" of Con-
sumption. statement, hOwCVcrularIn-
inG. is rcrif"d ercrH ddH
NV experience i'm Catarrh enables me TO
say that every case in which the lungs are
not involved can be cured. More than this.
] have never known single case of simple
CataTh 10 reIuySe and become dangerous AT
Ter treatment with my ShOwering syringe.
The treatment is both constitutional and
topical. and To carry IL out requires not
only knowledge of the proper remedies,
but ski 10 dpDiV them. No one without pX-
prri"nCe and tact can ever become sue
C,>Siul in this practice.
Fees for consultation, examination, adj
vice and treatment within the reach Of all
Medicines for all diseases by mail and
express Ia all parts OF the country.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-05-09
STATE NEWS.

Al panther Is loose in the woods
of Doddridge county.
Ida Osa, the racer of Mason
county, has gune to Lexington,
Kentucky.
Parkersburg is organizing its
fourth Building Association. The
oldest formed has just closed.
Orlando Stevenson, son of ex-
Governor Stevenson, has removed
his residence from Moundsville
to Parkersburg.
s. 4. Stapleton has been elected
Superintendent OF Free Schools,
Wood County, In place OF Judge
George LOOMS, resigned.
The Morgantown Post says the
people of Monongalia county
would vote by u decided majority
for a restoration oftheir Board Of
supervisors. And so would q
majority of the counties Of the
State.
The University Bulletin says;
ssSome one has recently imposed
on panar In Fairmont the state
mrnt that 1T cost the State OF
/ West Virginia four hundred ana
forty four ($444)dollars per annun1
| for every student educated at its
University The facts are 1t costs
the State only from $50 to $40 per
vear for each student educated as
above--less THAI half what Is asual
in schools Of the same grade.