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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-20
80 Estate Tran.rers.

The following transfers Of real estate
were made during the week ending yes.eT-
day:
\. J. Crunlp and wife TO An
drew Williams, three acres Of
land in county. .............. So 80
Same to Caesar Vaughn, two
acres Of land in cJuuty....... . 90
Same TO ID. b. Garrett, I O5-lUU
acres Of land In county,, GO 50
John Il. Greer to G.. ". and }.
R. Peach, land in county,. LOO 90
y. Baxter Clerk and Master, to
II. ". O'Neili, undivided in
terest in land in the Eleventh
District..................... 5,407 so
Philip Lindsey and wife 10 W.
ley avenae ana Asylum street. $500 90
W. II. Webb 20 Louisa d. Lind
sley, 10. I'D Sanford Sub-di-
vision, BloOd's addition 10
Edgedeld.................... 1850 90
J, j. Hu.ChisOn to Alex. Stalcup,
part Of lot IN EIgefield.....,. 200 90
Phillip Lindsey and wife 70 4.
VI. Steger, lot in Edgeield.... G2j 90
I6 acres in the sixth District. $40 90
G. II. FOgg, jr., special commits
si0nCr, 10 VIM. O'Gallaghan,
lot II, high street, i'm Nc
G5yOck homestead addition, 500 90
O. Nj. FCgg, jr-, administrator
and special commissioner, to
Vim. O'Callaghan, lot in Nc
Gavock's first addition. IO7 p
VIM. \. Tanning 10 Ms Julia
House, land in Rutherford
county. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l,tJZ W
John T. Cartwright TO f.. W.
Weller, lot :, Academy plan,
College street.. 1900 %
David LOmasuey and wife 10 +.
b. Williams, land in Iowa.. 800 90
acres in c5unty.............. 100 90
James Z. Bell, Clerk, and w. \.
johnson to Elias Merritt, 1OJ
acres land in county, Third
District. .s......... ......... l,clZ o.
J. W. MintOn and wife TO Mary
L. FERRIS, land in Seventh
District. -. ............... ZUO %
W. p. Hurley TO a. ii. Hurley,
42I acres land in Fifteenth
District, Lincoln county...... 1900 90
Phillip Wolfe and wife 10 John
ROttier, two tracts containing
3! acres land in COunty....., 1000 90
Jane A. n. Davis to Susan f.
Brien, lot Main street, Edge
..................... 4JO W
Y. Baxter, Jr., Clerk and Master,
to w. B. Walton, lots l and
in Craighead plan, - acres
and IA poles, O,toO ~
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Beautiful Prints at Kearney's, Wood
land street, Edge6eld. mh16 1w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-20

Henry Snow, while at work in the rear
Of justices CaSsetty and Creighton's office,
yesterday afternoon, fell frUm a scatiolda and
received some severe bruises.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-20
No &c. - DIrectorr

We have received a copy Of the Nashville
City DireClUry for 1870, published by
Wheeler, Marshall & Bruce. 1t embraces
a full alphabetical record Of names Of the
inhabitants of Nashville and EdgeielG,
with residence and occupation; a business
directory Of Nashville, Chattanooga, Leba-
non, and all the principal towns and sta
tons on the railroads centering in Nash
willie; an abstract Of the stamp duties; a
complete list Of the pOstcfices in the
United States and Territories, revised up
to March /; express stations in Tennessee,
Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi. This
list of express stations is the only correct
one to be had.
A thorough canvass Of the city was
made, and We have reason to believe the
Directory is as nearly complete and correct
as it is possible to get up. 1t is needless TO
speak Of the utility Of an authentic city di-
recty. The price per copy is all the people
want to know, and that is s. 90.
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STATE OF EHE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGTOE, March 20, 100 A. II.
PrO5Gbilities.-FOr the Western Gulf
States, Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
northeast 70 northwest winds, colder
cloudy weather and possibly light rain or
snow, with falling barometer, except rising
in Texas.
The rivers viii continue rising slowly
below Cincinnati and Cairo, but win fall
above.
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STEAMBOATS,.

Blank q. , indicates n1 report; cipher 70l 7f7-
tiouary; minus ~ teniency TO fan plus al
tendency o. rise. W.
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GENTLEMEN's FURNISHINGS.

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS.
,O,'0os,O0O0,eooo~~o,.> >,~~~~~oOoO~00O~
New Style Boys Hats at Gray
& Mobiles.
Beautiful Styles Cbildren'S
Hats at Gray & Mobiles.
Elegant Display New Neck
wear at Gray & Mobiles.
Gray & Noble have received
'The Styles" of the Season.
Broadway Style Silk Hat at
Gray & Mobiles.
Sensible Styles OF Hats for Old
Men at Gray s Mobiles.
NObby Styles for Young Men
at Gray & Mobiles.
Good Goods at low prices for
cash at Gray & Mobiles.
mhl3 cody 4thp
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RIVER NEWS.

Daily Report Of .St1gs Of Watsr, VA C5augsr
% lls q LalLrE .naL-l 2. u MLccL h. -
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Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
mh2O sat,wed2s
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v~,~~~<-~~~~-~-~~.~S,~.~,0 e.~<-o~~,~.~~0~-~~~~o~
For Hartsyille, carthage, Celina, BurkS-
vile and 1T. Isabel.
THE Splendid Steamer
shippers Own,
VIM Streng, Master, W S. Mcbride, Clerk.
az 4 O'Clock p NJ -
W. <. BYElS, Agent. mblS b
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The TURF.

a Convention Of the Western and
Southern TrOttinE AssOeiatiO
Nashville RePresented-PrOpO
10 the National Board Of Appeals.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-20

T,OT-TsVILLE &, CINCINNATI sHO EsF
LINE RAILROAD--Trainsl leave and ar
rive at Louisville as follows:
rp.Tns LEAVE. AREIEE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-20

PuIsman Palace Drawing-TOom and Sleeping
cars from St Louis, Cincinnati and Columbus
to washington and Baltimore without change
Of cars. -
Through tickets and further Information can
he obtained at the principal Ticket Othces
throughout the West, Southwest and North
west, THOS. P. BARRY, Western P Passenger
Agent, Cincinnati.
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FIRE INSURANCE,

CAPITAL, S1,OOO,OOO'
TWENTY PER CENT PAID Up
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THE EIGHTH FIGHT.
THE NINTH FIGHT.

Detroit showed pumpkiIl-red weighing
five pounds four ounces, AMI tennessee a
dark-red weighing five pounds three
ounces. OF course the latter was the IA
vorite and won the fight in Just one min
ute, but little time being given for any bet
ting.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-20

The following transfers Of real estate
were made during the week ending yester-
4av-s
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Eastern Fast Line, eX-
cept Sunday ..-....
Eastern ENpT5ar, daily.
Eastern Night Express,
except Sunday..-..--.
Mt. Sterling Mail, ex-
cept Surday-...-...-..
Lexington Express, eX-
cept Sunday.-----...s.
Lagrange AccOmmoda-
ton, except Sunday .
Lagrange AccOmmoda-
ton, except Sunday.
SheIbyviIle Mall except
SUNDAY. $1,000 %
Shelbbyville Express, eE-
cept Sunday.....-.....
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-19

hardest man to contend with that ever
met. Was l angry then? On, no.
though | was sometimes in dead earnest,
Esrnestness has no more relation TO
anger than noise to eloquence. Neither
of US were angry. Mr.. FulleIton had q
duty to do and didit l had q paramount
duty to do and tried to do it.. 1t was to
help Mr.. Fullerton to get up all the
facts in this case. No man in this court
desires them to come out SO much as |,
There may be those who desire it
rs much rs l, but no man more SO. |
wish all Ofthem to come out rightly, and
not obliquely. I've good memory for
the results OF things, and n bad one for de-
tails, just those things on which lawyer
catches you mapping in cross-examina-
ton. | get dates on the wrong side of
documents and the like. but such things
correct themselves, and have to testify
as it is in me to do aud In my own way.
| want the trial tu go on TO the end. The
truth will eventually all work out.
have nothing in the world to attend to
now but this trial, except my church
work. l am careful not to let that slack
en- At all, and do not mean that 1t shall.
The lingering in the court room WAS
cut short by the officers, who announced
that they wished 10 lock the doors.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-19
THE BEST EVIDENCE.

The following letter nom Rev. f. e.. l..',
Pastor Of the VI. f.. hurch, Ma lch, N9rr.,
Will be- read with Interest by many plr..-
clans; also those suffering from tU'. $4,000.
dIsciS" ~ afflicted tn" son oi tH" Rev. O..
=. Best. No person can doubt tn'- 4. .r'.
mony. "a, there is no doubt about lur,.H.
tiv" power of Ncg"ttu".
NATICK, MASS, january l l-..
M. H. II. .ScrcnS:
DEAR SIR-Wc have good reason ipT JOE
gRrding your NCgctin" medicine Of 'Nr
greatest value. We feel assured aha. o. .ar
been the means Of saving our sons l...
He Is now seventeen years ui age. iuf 'N.
last two years h. has suffered from u,r.u.
SIS of his leg, caused by scTuiuiour aiir"
iiOn, and was 80 Tar reduced that mean.
all who saw him thought his rDrub .r' 1900.
possible. \ council of able phN-irlaur
could give us but the faiut"-t bop. OF uI.
ever rullying; two of tn" number .r"..,..
ing that he was beyond the I,a"i. Of nH-
IRAN remedies, that even HmIu.i.ruf.
could not SaN" him, aS hv had ur' E...'
enough Ia endure the Opcrat rOu. Just 'f."I.
We commenced giving him Nr-'tll,. ia..
from that time 10 ih" present Hr hes H..u
continuously improving. i' has al..r
resumed studies, thrown away hl~rrIf'r.a
and cane, and walks about Cu''IiuIH aIf
strong.
Though there Is Still some d ischar,. iru'..
the opening where the limb was i..ur.H
We have the fullest confidence tLtf lI o.,
little time he will be- perfectly cured
II" has taken about three duZ'u bottle.
OF Negetinc, but lately used but il'I.....
he declares he iN too well 90 be- takiu- m,'..-
cine. Respectfully yours
r. =. BEST
Mrs l.. 4. /. Bt~I.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-19
Scene. oftne BecchcrTriaI.

-s>,IE REFUSES HER WHAT
BEECHEE SAYS or FULLERTON.
From The New York sun. April 10.
Mr. Byecher left the witness chair at
once, and reioined the group of his ad-
a.-euts IT, shook hands with Miss
Turner, and said, You made better
witness than do
"ua, Dee. Sd. replied, laughing and
t.u.h.ng, 'yuU .sy that. Mr. Brecher, to
encourage me. I'm sure | WAS more
frightened than YOU are.
just ,hon st young autograph collector
held All open blank book aud a pvn in
front of Miss Turner, ami politely rs ked
her To- writ" her name among the other
signatures vt tria, folks
NO, sir, If You'll excuse me-" she an.
swered, shaking her head. I'D rather
not"
She was firm, and the polite YOUNG
man persuasive argument that he had
got most all the others did no, avail
In the meantime Mr. Tiltou and yIl 81
his lawyers had gore. and the sirhtsecr,
cnc'rcied Mr., Bcochrr and his IsTal fr,-
l.y and social friends. Mr.. Beecho,
urged Mr. kvarts to 90 riding in pros.
pect Park, but the invitation WA, do.
elined. \ few Of the strangers pressed
into the group and shook hands with Mr.
BeeCher.
Many questions, pertinent and impryti.
nent We're put to the great witness on
the theme OF his iscross.cNamination.
a didn't think You would kill of Judge
Fullerton in one day. said one.
"Oh, he is TAR from dead. said Mr.,
Beecher, Il have great respect for the
professional skill Of Mr.. Fullerton. He
/: quick-quick as ligbtning-and the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-19
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

The work is gradually giving out in
all the Massachusetts mills, and one after
another is compelled to discharge its help.
Agents say that in less than week 300C
operatives will be cut of employment,
a dispatch from Memphis says that
the ice and frost of Friday night did not
affect rhe cotton crop. Very little ha,
been planted in that section.
The Government bill Withdrawing the
State grants from Catholic bishops pass
ed to its second reading in the Prussian
Chamber Of Peers Saturday
Mrs. Polk, widow Of Bishop Polk died
ut New Orleans Saturday.
Great preparations are being made IN
New York for ccnferring the scarlet ber-
eta on Cardinal MicCloskey.
The steamer Nova Scotia, for Bslti-
more, has large importation Of English
short horned cattle, and other valuable
breeds, consigned to Benz. b. Groom,
Winchester, Kentucky.
George Ahrens, junior partner in the
firm of Sterling, Ahrens " Co.. Balt-
more, committed suicide Saturday morn
ing.
Philip Murray, who has been on trial
in Pittsburgh, for the murder of Joseph
White, was convicted of murder in the
first degree on Saturday. The jury were
out from Wednesday until ) o'clock on
Saturday afternoon.
In the Chicago billiard tournament on
Friday night, Shaw beat Hoa 200 to IA,
averaging 5. Carter beat Bnrleigh 200
to 1876, averaging 30. Rhives beat Gal
lagher 200 to lS4, averaging 4.44.
Orlando Cutter, one of the Oldest resi-
dent, of Cleveland, died Yesterday morn-
ing, aged 70 wears.
Col. Sutton, who was so seriously as
ssuted in Washington by Gen. Ross,
Is rapidly recovering, and his assailant,
having been pronounced insane, has been
sent to the insane asylum.
\ special dispatch to the Daily Tels-
graph. announces that Emperor William
has signed the bill withdrawing the
State grants from the Catholic Church,
There was killing frost Saturday
night, doin serious damage, in Georgia
and South Carolina. 1t WAS the hardest
freeze in years Truck larms are badly
injured.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-19
Demonstration by Striking Miners.

WuKEsBARRE, Pa, April 1.-THE
first open demonstration by the miners
of this section took place to-day. Early
this afternoon procession OF one thou
sand men from Sugar Notch, Warrior
Run and Ranticoke, marched through
the city. They were motley and rough
looking crowd, and their officers were
mounted and the commander was dressed
in uniform worn by the militia of the
State. They had drum corps, two brass
bands, and carried the stars and stripes
and large number of banners.
The following were some Of the notices ::
"If union is strength, Sugar Notch is 81
sampson "Our cause is just and we
Will win While we've crust We Il
not give in" TRAITORS should be brand
ed with the mark of Cain" "Bribers
and bctrayers nre useless, our union is
noble and strong" NO surrender till
hell freezes, and then wc'll crawl out un-
der the ice. Two men carried a minia-
turc scatfoid with an cHigy in miners
garb bearing the inscription, "A model
bctrayer and blackguard' One banner
had Il representation of a man being shot
from bchiLd, and above the WORDS "a
traitors doom. The procession WAS not
halted in the city and no riotous conduct
was manifested. The demonstration was
for the purpose of intimidating such rs
are tired OF the strike and want t. 20 to
work
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-19
Conntsrfeiters Arrested.

CHICAGO, April IA Madison, Wis
consin, special to the Tribune says that
three counterfeiters were captured at
Boscobel, Wisconsin. yesterday, together
with $50, 900 Of bogus money ana con-
siderable smountof counterteiting appar-
atus. They were arraigned beforethe [.
S. Commissioner to-day and plead guilty
end bound over for trla! al the next term
of the L. 5. Court. George Ellison was
put under Is. 900 bonds, and Frank Brown
and NJ. L. Robinson are under bonds OF
$40 600 each. Robinson's Wi fe was held
on $1,000, as witness. The proof OF
their guilt is SO strong that the trial ID
matter Of form.
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STATE ITEMS.

ANOTHER robbery, the second in a
week. was committed in Charlestown,
Jefferson county. oil the 9TH instant. The
store Of Mc,,rS. TruSScll y Lucas was
entered By one Of the front windows, and
considerable amount of goods stolen
large quantity OF which, Identified
as belonging to the parties, were. e.discover-
ed on the premises ota negro man named
John johnson, and he with tour negro
women were all arrested and committed
10 jail, rs being connected with the THEFT.
THE ShcpherdStown Register says:
Business amongst our manufacturers is
somewhat improving The paper mill of
Ashton, Walker " Co, after n suspension
during the entire winter, ha, again re-
sumed operations, and working hands on
full time, is well as purchasing II great
deal Of straw
Several other manufacturers are also
mentioned ~ being about to resume
work
FMLuUE.-Thc failure of the Hard
mann Furuuc" Is auuouncrd, and doZensO
creditor, are rushing to our Circuit Clerk
for attachments. We regret to hear of
the failure of this enterprise, which had
but fairly commenced in our county,
meeting with TIM disaster, The low
price of iron and It's limited demand are
ro"''l'>, '''' I'''S'H ~ '"o ,"'.u;v. WV. w"
"'P' ',o" ''.'- '''' e''S'''' '''",
ON! u" 'I'.I'" ,,a W. So ."' ''''po p,.,. =
one o. 'IS IA, -''' III '''' '''''''-I 'S'0''
'"4"'Y H''''''
DwELLING BuRNEp.-We regret to
learn that Mr. Hopkins, living in the
Plpestcm district, was so unfortunate as
10 have hi, house destroyed by lire one
n'sn' !"'' week. we oe.I''se "e SUE
I'''"'I' ',' 81, y''- 'H' ''"Ce' par Vi u''
house.o'' t'. '"''''. l W. i'Snt ii.. ir""i t tne
Dar,,a. y;n,, ~ ,on ,f ,,,ai" ~ ~ ','''' 'm" at
n half milo. 6i.,ar, .,',II ,an ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-19

IT really seems as if All actual era Of
good feeling between the North and
South had set in y shorttlme since 1t
WAS published that the Governor OF Ten
ues.ee. An ex-Confederate, had been re-
quested BY the commandant of the post
at Nashville to review the United States
troops there; about the same time it was
announced that the Grand Army Of the
Republic had extended cor
dial invitation to ex C0nfed-
crate soldiers to unite with them at
their next reunion, and now We see that
at meeting held on Saturday in Mem
phis to take steps for decorating the graves
Of the Confederate dead, resolution
was passed inviting the ex-federal officers
and soldiers residing there to take part.
This is as it should be, and if the feeling
progresses Il, it will most probably, the
whole country can heartily celebrate the
Centennial Of 70.
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Cor. 18th & Main StS.,
Next Door to Adams Express Ohirc,
wheeling. aulgt
TO CONTRACTORS.
CITY CLRRK,s OIEI.n.

WHEELING, W. Va. Aprll q, lS75.
Sealed Proposals will b. receive. ut this
office until THURSDAY, 22d day ui Apg.'.
1875, Mt noon. for Ia" Masonry, RIp-Etp,
Graduation and Superstructurr uia Eua-r
across Wheeling creek, near the VI UHd, To-
the Peninsula Cemetery.
THE MASONRY will be- fir,t-c -c.l,> rang.
rock work, In cement mortar, about 90
perches.
THE RIP-RAP will be one foot and 20 htI'
thick, and hand packed, about - cubic
yards.
THE EMBANKMENT will contain about
$500 cubic yards, and Will be- taken irrIH
sites selected by the Superintendent, Hni
disposed Of according To his direction, tH~
haul In no case To exceed 40 Zee. Iau,a
bids shall be by the cubic yard OF 'cUh.r
feet.
THE SUPERsTRUCTURE will b, wrought
iron, with wrought iron floor b,am-. tWu
spans OF 100 feet each, In the clear j. ...'
wide, in the clear, with factor uI safety
OF fivr ~ for distributed lcai uI l0H
pounds per square foot, besides the weight
OF the bridge.
Bidders will examine for thcm>r!y,- ii.
location of the proposed work, So that up
misunderstanding may exist IA y,gnIu %
the nature OF the work 10 be- done.
The plans and specifications aT" at thus
Office for the inspection OF bidders.
The Council reserves the right To- reject
any or all bids.
+. \. BRITT.
lnTli I'Ifk. t'lHTt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-19
The Mexican Robbers.

New ORLEANS, April IA Calves
ton Ne,os Brownsville special says;
Judge Dougherty had arranged to have
witnesses come from Nueces to Mata-
moras to identify the property in the
possession of the arrested raiders, and
proposed to test whether the Mexican
authorities would deliver up the raiders
under any circumstances. He received
note from Consul " llson, dated April
l4th, informing him that he had noticed
that the Federal Government mad order
ed the prisoners to Monterey, to be placed
in charge of General Escabeda, the mill
tarv commander of the State Of Neuva
Leon. This virtually amounts to re-
fusal to let Americans testify against the
raiders. as they will not GO to Monterey,
nearly 300 miles in the interior of MexI-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-19

CIScISSATI. April l7-Kansas City
advices state that eight hundred Cey.
enne warriors crossed the track at Atch'
ison, Thursday night, fifteen miles east
Of Lakin. They were going north, pass
ing through the State OF Kansas. \ com
pany OF troops was sent from Fort Dodge
in pursuit, and the Indian trail was fol.
lowed twenty miles, when it became evI'
dent that the Indians had separated and
scattered. They are undoubtedly on the
war path and bloody work may be ex.
pected any day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-19
Change ofGcrmnn Law.

LONDON, April lS.-The Berlin gov
ernmcnt, IN its last note TO Belgium.
says that Germany is about to alter her
laws. with view to the better protection
of foreign countries against any future
designs of German subjects. and asks
Belgium to initiate her example, and adds
that it is desirable that all understanding
ON the subject be established with all
other States equally interested. An
Antwerp journal says Germany is desirous
of settling thequestion by an Iuternation-
al COuprps~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-19
RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

The following unsolicited test ImuH...
from Rev. .. I. Walker, formerly pastor OBJ.
BOwdoin square Church, Boston. UHI 80
present settled in Providence, y. J., must
be deemed a. reliable ovidruca. ~ uu"
should tail TO observe that this t,-'im. ui
al Is the result of TWO Yeas ,NTrrlruy"
with the use Of Negctnc In tho Rev. Nir.
Walkers family, who now prpuuuu,. l'
invaluable:
PROVIDENCE, II. l., lG+ TEAN~Ir -.
n. II. SsrenS Esq:
feel bound 10 express with my : guu'ur.
the high value place upon YOU \'n.
tine. My family have used II Tor tu, .l.t
two years. In nervous debility ~ Is lu-
valuable, and recommend 1t lu .dl w'p
may need an invigoratimg, r,uuya'Ir.
tonic. -. !. " NALhIE,
Formerly Pastor of BUwdoln ~guJl.
Church, Boston.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-19
What is vegetine ?

II Is compound extracted from it'i.
roots and herbs IL is Natures Remedy. %
IS perfectly harmless from amy urd uuD'
upon the system. IL is nouriSh.ug aI.t
strengthening. II acts directly upon iUr
blood. II qUietS the nervous system. T.
gives you good sweet sleep ut night. 10 o.
a panacea for our aged fathers nui moth
erS, for IL gives them strength, quI"i~ iI'Ig
nerves, and gives them NatWr.., sweet
sleep-as has been proved by munS an aged
person. II Is the great Blood Purifier. -
is IA soothing remedy for our children. l'
has relieved and cured thousands. o. b.,
very pleasant To take; every ch.iI iIh,- 90.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-19
Bodies Recovered.

a special to the Richmond Dispatch
dated Hinton, W. Va, April 18th SAYS:
Two bodies We're found in New river
near Cottonhill W. Va, to-day which
provedto be those Of Hugh Swope and
John Thuckey, who We're drowned with
three other men on the 7th Of March
between Haws Nest and Cottonhill.
The body ct Mr.. Thackey will be
taken to Ohio, where he resided. The
body of Mr. Swope is too much decom-
posed to admit Of transportation.