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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-21
ELEGRAPH lC.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES,
XIVthLEGISLATURE
Yesterdays Proceedings OF the
Texas Legislature,
Governors VetO-The Supreme
Court Bill Passed by the
senate.
Especial to the Dallas Hcrold.l

AUSTIN, February 20,-ln the house
petition was presented 10y Mr.. Muir
ply from citizens of Mckinney, pro-
testing against the Reorganization Of
that county,
A message was received from the
governor returning house bill anthem
floating and validating certain instrn-
ments of writing, with his veto, be-
cause the bill was unconstitutional.
a joint resolution was offered author
izing the attorney general to institute
suit against James Davidson, late ad-
jutant general, for default.
BlUuder n suspension Of the rules Of
the senate bill for the relief of Il. NJ,
Smith; bill authorizing the superin-
tendcnt Of education to ascertain the
amount and apportionmont of school
funds and n bill regulating the cree
ton Of wooden buildings in incorpo-
rated cities and towns, were passed,
In the senate, bills were introd uced
by Mr., Bradley prohibiting the sale of
liquor within five miles of Dresden,
Navarro county; by Mr., Westfall, an
act authorizing the construction Of toll
bridges; by Mr.. Ball, an act providing
foe holding district court in Eastland,
The majority report on the bill locat-
ing branches of the supreme court at
Galveston and Dallas was read. They
Recommended that Dallas be stricken
out and Tyler substituted.
Messrs. Bradshaw and Ball fought
hard to keep Dallas in, but failed.
Tyler was substituted and the bill was
returned to the house for concurrence
in the amendment
The contested case for senator from
the Thirteenth district resulted in seat
ing the negro, Burton.
The following bills were passed:
Senate act amending the act pre-
scrib;ng the time of holding the sew
eral district courts, and the financial
bill authorizing the sale of bonds in
New York. AUSTIN.
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Change OF seed.

The American Agriculturlst answers
n correspondent by saying; with all
other grains than corn change ofseed
now and then Is considered advisable.
Potatoes are especially improved by q
change procured from different local.
ity and soil. But corn has not gener-
ally been found TO deteriorate by long
planting on the other hand there are
many farmers who arc now planting
seed produced from the corn their faith
ers planted q generation ago. Run
ming out of the corn Is more likely TO
be the result Of impoverished soil, and
the best method of Improvement
would probably bea cropof cloverupon
the land, to be plowed under, or some
other substantial fertilizer
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A MAN named Smith had a pet calf

AMAN named Smith had a pet calf
which he was training up in the way
of an OK; the calf walked around very
peaceably under one end of thc yoke
while Mr.. Smith held upthe other end,
but in an unfortunate moment the
man conceived the idea of putting his
own neck to the yoke to let the calf
see how it would seem to work with o
partner. This frightened mister calf,
and elevating his tail and voice, he
struck a dead rum for the village, and
Mr.. Smith went along, with his head
down and plug hat in his hand, strain
ing every nerve to keep up, and crying
at the top of his voice, Here we GENE,
d-n our fool soul; head us, some
bOdyn
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Montezuma Territory.

A gentleman from FL Paso county,
Texas, has informed the editor of the
Las Cruces New Mexico) Borderer,
that nine-tenths of the people in his
section would favor the formation of q
new Territory, to be created by annex
ing two or three counties Of North
western Texas with Southern New
Mexico. Although the people of Texas
have hitherto opposed that which
tended to q ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the
Lone Star State, 1t is said that they
will aid this move for the creation OF
the Territory of Montezuma. The
Borderer also takes kindly to the idea,
and thinks 1t would materially benefit
Southern New Mexico and Northwest
ern TeXss. . S. ta4-tl p fl'
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The secretary of the treasury has
written 90 General Garfield, chairman
Of the committee on appropriations,
inclosing II letter from the manufac-
turers of Baltimore, indorsing the
views and statements of Supervising
Architect Mullett on the eight-hour
question, and saying that their ex-
perence is his; that it is not only inn
possible for man to perform as much
labor in eight hours as in ten, but that
lie absolutely performs less work per
hour under the eight hour system.
The letter further says that the de-
moralizing effect on the labor which
the government has temporarily en-
ployed, has untitled mechanics for u
regular days work. In conclusion. it
is stated whether it would not be for
the best interests of the country and
the labor question to repeal all laws
governing hours of labor, and leave
the question to settle itself by the laws
Of supply and demand.
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Corruption Seeking an Organ.
New York Letter In the Washington Re.
publlcnn.l

New York Letter In the Washington Re.
publican,l
Since the death of James Brooks
the Express has not been flourishing.
1t remains n good paying property, but
il is looked on as by no means u GER
tainty. There is Il movement now on
foot among u number of capitalists to
purchase the Express, with the idea Of
turning it into daily morning paper.
The dissatisfaction of the Republicans
with the Times is so universal that the
desire is to make the Express ltepub-
lican paper and push for the circula-
ton and patronage that the organ of
that party is bound to receive. The
price asked for the Express is $4,000,
which is not high figure when its
ownership in the Associated Press
alone is valued at 100000. Cap
ital to the amount of $3.50, 900, in adj
dition to the purchase money, is to be
put up, in order to make the paper a
double sheet and put it up to the stand
ard oftle other morning papers. The
capitalists who are working up this
scheme are said to be the friends
Of President Grant. 1t is under
stood they have the money all sub
scribed, and are now negotiating for
an editor. But such an editor as is
wanted seems to be hard to secure
Among those who have been asked
and it is said have declined, are George
Wilson Curtis, of Harper's Weekly,
Smalley, the London correspondent of
the Tribune, and Ellis II. Roberts.
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RIGID liquor laws are now the order
of the day III the Western States, but
an attempt is now making to repeal or
modify the civil damage liquor law of
Wisconsin. The result win probably
be compromise. A bill proposed in
the Legislature reyises and consoli-
dates existing laws, and SO far restraints
the sale of intoxicating liquors as to
forbid their sale to minors, habitual
drunkards, or to those who are partly
intoxicated, fixes bonds at $500 instead
of $1,000, and makes it the duty of local
officers of the law to prosecute tor vio-
lations of the act.
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The court Of inquiry, to say whether
Rev. Gen. o. o. Howard is subject to
trial for the misapplication of the
funds of the Freedmen's Bureau, meets
March 3. The following Generals COM
pose the court: Sherman, Mcdowell,
Pope, Meigs and Holt, with Major
Gardner as judge advocate.
Brother Howard processes great faith
in the efficacy of prayer, and should
engage the services of the female army
now engaged in praying King Alcohol
out of the country, to pray him out OF
his present troubles. Preying upon
the public funds) in his strong suite
GGalveston News.
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CRIME was never more rampant in
this country than at the present time,
and it is no better in Europe. Neither
property nor life is safe, and dissipation
and vice are almost universal. AS far
as Germany is concerned, the writer
on the subject charged the general de-
moralization to the late war with
France, which has made the people ia
miliar with rapine, cruelty and blood.
War is q calamity to the victors as well
as the yanQuished.
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po.toficc Appoint ments..

The postmaster general has ordered
the appointment of J. J. Josey as post
master at San Felipe, Austin county,
Texas, in place of A. Mckinney,
resigned; and the appointment Of
Peter Il. Gilmore as postmaster at
Port Sullivan, Milan county, Texas, In
place Of w. G. Eastward, declined.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-21

A laughable thing took place at a
revival meeting somewhere in Missis-
sippi, not long since. The minister
noticed seedy looking chap in one OF
the seats looking as though he needed
religion or good square meal. So he
stepped up to him and asked him If he
was o Christian. mo, sir" said he,
~ am the editor of the Radical paper
in this place." Then, in the name OF
God, let us pray" replied the devoted
minister.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-21

A YOUNG man was frequently eau
tionel by his father to vote for '.meas-
ures, not men," He promised to do
so, and soon after received bonus to
vote for Mr.. Peck. His father, aston
ished at his voting for man whom
he deemed Objectionable, inquired his
reason for votingso. "Surely, father"
said the youth, "you told me to vote
for measures, and II peck is not meas
ure, don't know what is" .-s
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-21

In the process of codifying the
United States laws an old statute has
been unearthed requiring the gov
eminent departments to be kept open
eight hours from October LIST to April
LIST, and ten hours the remainder Of the
year. This law is still in force, al
though the fact of its existence seems
to have been entirely forgotten.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-21
Dissolution of Copartnership.

The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween Drs Jones Il Thruston, Is this day
dissolved By mutual consent. Mr.. II. ID.
Sheldon * our authorized agent for the settle
ment OF the firms business. All persons in
tebted to the firm will please call upon Mr..
Sheldon at once and settle their bills, and
persons holding claias against the firm will
present them to Mr.. Sheldon for payment.
br. Jones will continue TO occupy the old
office on Elm street. DIR. Thruston's office is
with the Texas Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
Main street. II. II. JONES, NJ. D.,
$. ID. THRUST0N, NJ. ID.
February 9, 1874. feb3dlm
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Old p,psn for sale at ,his ofRcs,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-23
DR.. Longdon.
On Diseases of the Mind and
Nervous System, Physi-
cal Exhaustion and
Premature Intel
lectual Decay.
Their Rational Treatment
andPOsitive Cure.

We can contemplate no mere painful and
melancholy specl Rcle than MIND IN ruins
or the wreck OF a Nervous system. ana
vet Mental and Nervous Derans ernsnts are
year increasing al an alarming rale-
Rroken-dUwn Constitutions, Physical TX
haugtiop, Nervous Weakness Paralysis OF
the Brain, General Debility. Early Decay OF
Manhood Cases OF sCi ide and insanity,
are now nun beTed by ihorsands al over
the land. No rank or class Is exempt nom
these terrible malad es. nairleo AnG
single, male and female, rich and poor, AL
castles are included IN the dark catalogue
The Young man o. proud birth, fortune and
intellect, whose aims, hopes and amol' ION
should have led him up TO the higher
plains OF lie, has fallen prey IN the Great
DESTROYER. The youth OF hum lie paren.
tsgs. whose cheek once bloOmed and blush
ed with innocence and health, whose eye
ONCE sparkeled with the radiant fires OF q
brilliant mind, whose step on &c was manly
and firm, is now among us myriad vic Inns.
Uncounl ed thousands perish thus. year
sf or wear without knowing the cause OF
Their ruin until the golden sands oil LIE have
al run ont Like 81 -rs that set 10 rise no
more, SO do they fall into prem AZURE graves,
pass from mortal sight forever and fAde
away into eternal oblivion.
rni T. here no physician for this large
class Of human sufferers and no Antidote
for these wide Epresd maladies: We aus
ue-. yes Your lie may yet De redeemed
from DE truction and crowned with many
a wear OF health and happiness We know
Thai physctans IN general practice, far ICdHt
NJ erpriencs az skill IN this class OF ailments
have done bu liIlie Tor their relief and
absolutely raGtjlrng for then cure.
Or. opgdOn has devoted mech OF his
profesAtonsl Ii e TO these forms OF Debility.
and his great kill in their management Is
only the natural result OF q thorough med
cal education and enlarged eIpeTien g. his
treatment OF thee Diseases embraces Doth
Hyeieue and Medicine, and has proven
entirely successful in hundreds OF cases
that had bafied all other systems OF medl-
cation Itimparts ut- vlgor TO the failing
sody, new life 10 the eDervated brain, new
te sion and elasticity 10 the weakened
nerves, new tone and energy TO the stomach
and digestive organs, new power 10 the en-
teebled system, new vitality TO the blood
new activity 10 the mind, and endows the
entire organism, the body and mind with
ali their OF gans, powers, !acult Is ano func-
lions, with renewed health and manhood.
Medicines ior all Diseases by mall and eI-
press 10 sIl parts Of the country.
Persons who may beco Il our patients can
rely upon our best efforts snd skill Tor their
restor atom 10 health.
once Hours-From 9 a. n. 10 y p. N.
when moi professionally absent.
Ofice and residence,
1909 EOFF (old Filthy Street,
Opposite the Cathedral.
WHEELING, ". VA.
|. H. L0NGD0N, A. My N. D.,
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SHURIiEEE HOUSE,

EAIRNONT, WEST VA, FORMtRLY
Kearsley. This House has Just been
newly rented from cellar 10 gsaret WIN
new beds and new furniture, and Is secohu
Inc b. & o. railroad depot. This House Is
hrst class in every respect The table Is AZ
ways supplied with the best in the marke..
C-harces moderate. sample rooms for COM
mercisl travellers No charge ior handIhg
onSg.nteed 20 all my patrons Good stab
80 Sor Sn-ses- W. Sh URTLEFf,
lbs 80 Proprietor
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FOR SALE.

THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING
y hInse. on the west side OF Eor street,
fsAwesn Eleventh a Twelrh streets
VII be sold very low ana On iaVofAoie
ms, For particulars enquire OF
~ --A'' K u. BARR,
,.,oc-h ll42 Chapline St
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FOR SALE Oh RENT.
TIE Hotel KNOWN AS TIE
Drover's HON e,

Eo-msrly owned by Louis sesoIight, hay
nc recently been thoroughly repaired, re-
tainted and renovated, Is now offered Tor
sale or for Rent, or reasonable terms For
.r-.hs- information enquire OF
HENRY sEABSIGHT, or
CIV. SEABRIGHT,
,s- -1=e Main St Centre Wheeling.
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DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE

Possesses qualities that no ther Dye Coz
lis feet l. nstantsneoUs, and so nstarHI
that IL cannon B. detected By tn cos 81 CD
server. Its harmless, easily arpled ana Is
in renerai use among fash ION be ns air ores
sers in every large " II TIE United states
Price 81 box. - Ii everywhere
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FOR SALE.

T OFFER FOR SAFE TIE VII
known Fortney property, corner OF MA !.
aud old Second streets, being the soutn pa! -
OF lot No. A., and fronting on vain street y
reet S inches, same width 10 the a,IeS IA ~
ear thereof said property may De clvlat {,
in psrts II desirable or sold a. W ooie. II
.sid property is not sold at pr ate ssie pc
tore February 10th. il will be offered al puo-
lie ale 81 the front door OF the CouLt fonse
81 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on that day. Ike ID
Clsputsble-
J. C. HERvtS, Arclioneer.
The above sale Is pos poned until ssluf-
Gay, February 2lst, al O'CLOCK p m'
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Tickets to all principal points IN the Ess
and west can be procured at the Union
Ticket once, In Mcclure House, and al the
station az Bridgeport
Pr MYERS,
ipl3l Gent Passenger and Ticket Aeert
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FOR r e Mt.
FOR RENT.

c,roRE ROOM NO J, WASHINGTON
- HALL uilding, al present occubleC
by VIM. Il. she!b.
POSSESSION GIVEN APRIL :, ISL.
WM. 8. GOSHORN. or
Fsb 10 N IL. WILLIAMS.
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WEST VIRGINIA
CNIvERSITY

The year begins IN al Departments
WEDNESDAY, SEPE.3, 1875,
Prof. ?. 8 Lyon, with a full stan OF
Thoroughly QuaIihed ASSISTANTS, has charge
OF the Preparatory Department
Patrons seeking Information n regard 10
the same viii address him.
Catalogues de-cribins The other pePart-
uenss may BE obtained rem the secretary
OF The Faculty, Prof. Geo ". Glove, or Tie
Undersigned ALEX AARi1S,. %.
ao.sAzTowx, Wv an
Gug1ee 1870. 4-------.T o.. .-
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FO1 SALE.

FARM CONTAINING JNE HUN
\ dred and three acres. ] will sell II in
=. IN, or divide II In lots OF four or nve
o. o.r.s 10 suit purchasers. There Is no better
500 N ONO county for market gardening.
tttA..r.tsd within one mile Of the city o;
wheeling. ,,
- and three years For further particu-
enquire OF the subscriber.
.N'S GEO. ROBERTS,
IS Main street
7. OBRIEN,
Real EstE te Agent
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Farm fer Rent.

T OFFER Ny FARM, SITUATED NEAR
Elm Grove, for rent from April LIST, next;
The farm contains go acres and is in good
condition. A large two story frame hous-,
a good barn and sta5ling are on Inc
PREMISES, for terms inquire OF
J II. GOOD,
1910 ChapliDe ST. over sherir's once.
tanlUdHw
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C.,uable Csal Property Fer

,orrcE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Me- undersigned wishes 70 sell Tin
11SoIe or IN part) that portion OF eoal now
ID ." iossted along the Ohio river about
ss>hird of a mile north Of the city limits,
ons,ber with one acre Of surface n the an
tos-s on the kide nearest the river, and
u.as acres Of surface around the other en-
,s1ance, back Of Fulton. The vein OF coai
~ and could be conveniently shipped
asP ms OF the county road, or by the T.
tE,R r, ms the entrance on the river
Wa not 200 feet from either.
Tns above viii be sold on reasonable
ms. or exchanged for good town prep
sr;y.,, WALTER MARSHALL.
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FOR SALE.

,rACBISE SHOP AND FOUNDRY, AT
Puhlic sale, in Orrville, Ohio, on
:. I1nesday, Februsry 18th, lSA For DE-
srrtptive circular address
..na-aao5 Orrylile, ohio.
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EOR RENT. ~
The large and elegant Room in Odd
Fellows Hall, iron ting on 18th street en,
trance by ChRpline sueel, same s.Le aHe
sdigining Ihe n hsellng Library room. u
Gas been used as Lutheran Church, and
is suitable for society meetings and coz
II. A. CTHMAS. or
W, ?. NcKELEEY,
fsb, li2 Market street.
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TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
- Clerks Office Ohio county Circuit Court
february ~ Eules, 1874.
Joseph A. HaoeIfeld,
slleu Virginia Baberield,J
The Siqtc Of Hics IIIrgtn:G, 70 the Sheriff Of
Ohio comfy, Greeting:
W. command you that you summon FL.
len Virgins Esberheld, II she he found in
your baillw OK, 10 tPpear ri the Clers s
Office Of the Circuit, Court Of Oh 20 county, at
kul, TO ts helI OF the 'a!1 court on he
first Monday "a. = ,@EIJsr. 1873, 10 answer
BIZ in chancery exhibited a. atnst her in
the SAID curt by Jos ph A. HaoeTheld and
have hen there this wri- witness ami.
e. sc, olioch, Gle K OF our SAID count, n the
court = ouse OF said cou nty, in the city OF
wheeling the 22nd day OF November, 1873,
End in the 10Th year OF The State o! West
Virginia.
SAMUEL 3. McCOLLCCH, Clerk.
The within named defendant is no in.
haclAnt Of my baiL!wick, nor una tEere-
n. q. ". htNNEDf,
u. s. for Z s Brown, 5. o. c.
November .a:h, 1874
The object OF this suit is 20 OBJ ain cree
OF divorce from the bonds OF matr imony,
and /, appearing from an fndavr lied In
he cause that the said hllen Virginia ha.
herfi-ld i not n resident OF the state OF
COM, el II i, order. that said defendant do
sppe here within one month after the
irst publication of this ORD, T, and do what
Is necessary 10 protect his interest herein.
Teste:
sAML. L. McCOLLOCH, Clerk.
| THE defendant will take notice that the
depossions OF Joserh A. Habe ne!d,
| samuel Nausberger, Nancy EDWARDS, and
hanna BAN ord, will be taken AT the law
office Of Cracrait & Russell, in the CITY OF
y hee'inS, on the 9Th day OF March, 4. D.
| !S.4, between the hours OF nine O'Clock a.
n. and six O'Clock p. m, 10 be read in evil
Geuce IN tie above named cause on oehai'
| of said plaintiff. And II, from any cause,
| The taxing OF the said dispositions shall MOI
! he com menced, or bel. commenced sha!!
| not he completed on that day, the taking OF
| the same will be adjouned from time TO
| time until the same sha'. be completed.
CHAChAFT q RUSSELL
fehs toaw Soils for Plainti1.
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COR SALE.
three story Brick Dwelling House,
cG-1s- ~ Chaplire and l0lh stTeeis, con.
,strfrp four rooms and kitchen, good
"rnat,6p. near the Second ~a'd NAL
Wei csicuIsted Tor 8 small family. VIII
~ .old low and on favorable terms. Tor
rsrticulRrs enquire on the premises w"
i'Hapltue street eDln
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Grocery Store for Rent.

r OFFER MY DWELLING ON -
| Water Street for Rent II has Is.
fine large store room and five sodi; C.
tional rooms, suitable Tor q family. foI
particulars inquire ST
ispI5b FEMBERToN HOUSE.
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FOR SALE.
Plumbing, Gas and Steam Fit
ting Material.

n order to quit business, ! offer al the
~ IoEsat cash prices all OF my stock OF
Goods, Tools, &C, which are IN good oroei
20 nearly new. I Invite the -ttenuon Of
p-rnIbsrs. Gas and Steam Filters. Aachl,
80, ,a-sSns contemp latcrg building, TO The
SDove police - -.~
$50 have light one horse wagon, near
~ snd one get OF single harness ioI
Sc, inquire OF or address --s
No. 1877 Market street, "heeIlhs.
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Wheeling, Pittsburgh, and
Baltimore Division.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh B. 3.

r. - - on AND AFTER DEC.
- . ::..--o.ss.s-: "A, lS3, Trains, VII run
,tIOws:
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ERENCH CONDITION POWDERS,
j. FOB EOkSks AND CATTLE
Experience has proven II TO be highly
useful for the cure OF the various diseases
u which horses and Cattle are subject. such
as Founder, Hioe-Bound, Yellow Water.
Loss OF Appetite, Heaves, Distemper.
Coughs &C. II carries on al gross humors,
and purines the blood.
LOGAN, LIST 4 co,
wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, West Va.
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20 RAGS MOUNTAIN BUCKWtEAI
> tust received and for sAle % redncso
rricsA LII, DAynPokT 4 PARKS
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AL diseases Of the Eye successfully treated
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DR.. J. BALI q CO..

NO. o. LIBERTY STREET, -
?. Q. Box aJ7. New VOTE Cliy' - l
au.i3-egc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-23

TATE OF WEST VERONA
- Clerks Office Ohio county Circuit Court
February ~ Eules, 1874.
Joseph A. HaoeIfeld,