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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-14
Female Mall R0bber

CINCINNATI, February lS.-Mrs.
Nellie Whistler, acting postmistress a.
North Liberty, Adams county, O., and
Calvin Rhine, school teacher with
whom she eloped from that place Friday
last, were arrested here last evening,
charged with sbstrsctlng valuable letters
from the mails. Mrs. Whistler had en-
tire charge Of the mails at North Liberty.
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To BE Arrested

WAsRINGToS, February lS.-A New
York claim agent and a clerk in the first
auditors Office are to be arrested to-mor-
row, on the result OF the inquiry into
the collection OF unclaimed interest. At
lesst $40 600 have been collected through
the connivance of this official and the
agent.
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Ny Eastern debating society is AT work
On the question, lis it wrong to cheat a
,auver?' They are wasting time in dis
easing secondary question. The pri-
mary question Is, is i. possible to cheat
$ ,swyer?" Whenever that is settled
stirmatively the other question can easily
b, disposed of.
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Engincers' Strike,

Boston, February lS-The striking
engineers on the Boston and Maine rail-
road threaten TO stop every road run.
uning out OF Boston, if the employees as
sist the Boston and, Maine railroad; toiase
every mesns to buy off the new men, and
have succeeded in some cases, paying As
high ss $500.
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ROOdy-rflden Suit.

New YORK, February lS-The trial
of the suit of Henry II. Body sgains,
Samuel j. Tilden, was begun this FORE
noon in the special term OF the Superior
Court. The plaintiff sues for co-psrt.
nership interest in a pool in railroad
stock in 1864, and for $1,000 which 1t Is
alleged the defendant was overpsid un-
der misspprehension IS TO profits.
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\ FARMER from the Ohio side OF the
river IN our city on yesterday, witnessing
IN. Nardi Gras ceremonies, called in
o4. o:Ece with the puzzling conundrum,
"Wha j 70 be PRESIDENT We declined
= al. wcr the question until the swallows
had Lomewart flown.
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4 NUMBER OF gentlemen connected
win prominent oil firms in Philadelphia
and New York have been exploring the
K,nswhs Vslley, and according to the
carier the prospect for striking or is
r-or.,sing.
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ru,.r., ofJobu ,,.nnhoney

NV YoRX. February l3.-The funer-
81 of John OMshoney, late Fenisn
chieftain, took place to-day and Wss
escorted BY the Irish societies of this
and neighboring cities The church snd
streets through which the procession
moved this morning WAS crowded with
spectators
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Tnr, is outrageous. The Rochester
D u.ocrqt says: The sale Of Bibles in
C.lesso is said to be three times as
.,.as, =. it was q year ago. Mr.. MOODY
Jew attention TO the work spd they
t1iok il Is Il new book
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N.v y.r,., Ceu,r.l railroad.

TRENTON, \, j. February lS.-Ap-
pllcaiion will be made tomorrow morn
ing before the Chancellor for the sp
poln,ment.of Receiver for the News Jer-
sew Central Rsilrosd. Benjamin Will
lisms will mos, likely be appointed.
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GtHord's story Denied.

wAsmSaroS, February lS.-W. h
Spesring publishes card denying toe
truth of the statement made BY Clifford,
of Davenport, relstivet TO Liitleheld, and
sewing he would be pleased to see ult-
tord in Washington TO make good his
statement under oath.
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MiLwACEEE, February ia flour -
Dull. Wheat-So. ] MI~sakes 81 ~:
No. 81 35i; No. .. III Com
Steady; 40. = AZ SC. Osr- FIRM; No.
2 2iIc Rye-SomInsIly t;72c. Barley
Dill; No. aspiring &c; No. ., 25ie
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Receivers Appointed.

NEW YORK, February lS.-The Posi-
states that the Lehigh Coal Company y
ha. been put in charge ofthree receivers
and il is understood that the New Jersey
Central will be put in charge Of -
ceiver.
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AFARM AND HOME

nv YOUR OWN. NOV - THE TINE
" TDsECCRE IT. The b@~f and cheap
esg I4Eds IN TIE market. are Ia EAsJE EkS
HEER ssRA, On the line of the UNION
PAGiFiC RAILROAD.
The most favorable terms x1vsh. Assd
ysry soz rates oi fare ard freight ~ al set-
ueEs. The beat mzfks
Tse~ Passes Co Lssa Bsyess.
Mars. descriptive pam paIso, new sSfi-
Ton u THE PIONEER" !" sent free every
uhsrn. Acdp1s or. DAWN,
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Tgr Commission hss miscarried. 1t
was expected to bring peace Resignation
sri prosperity; bu. it doesn't seem to be
bringing either.
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Pref. IIIuR safe

MENPBIs. February l2.-Pr0f King,
tho seronAut, reached the rty shortly
after midnight having descended near
Ricsyille, ARK come l2 miles d.tsn, 81
: O'Clock.
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Cuba % Sasasreetisa.

haDEID, February l3-CsP,sin Gen.
ernl Compss rlegrApbs that ths Cubsn
in,wrscticn will be suppressed BY Nay,
~hsn be vii return 70 SPAN.
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4 MAN may be a success at csr'ihg
cl,rcosl, and not make mucn ol ou'
p-eme Judge either.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-14

I,.r,cg BRADLEY csrted charcoal
wsep boy. He ought to have stuck to
the business.
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WELLS is snAiously awaiting the de-
,;.ior of the National Returning Board
nave his character vind'cated.
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VOL. IA.
At'Msling 2e9ister.
Go,d closed yesterday at 1861

IT., heather to-day ,otH bspartty cloudy,
y,h northeast 10 southeast '0i''as' az"
I,trSr fsmperd'nre.
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Iua... of Admiral, G..d.sss..ss

WhsBTS9roS. Psbsuay l5-Rsn
Admiral GoldsboroUzh. vs. taken seri.
ololy III with TYPHOID Nslsris.
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FAR or fouI-which will the decis-
ion bJ?
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El1asy AZ home. As.ns , s1nt<d, GG,' n
Augusta. Maine. hses
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AGENT y rsss-sssys - ssps dry b<s
year. Thr~s $50 e6ronn~ free. hUsyoS
q aPONAIER, Puha-, Pntia-, - 0y01
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Lr~n ATEEs. nc. ssynOrs
LEWIS MYERS & CO.,
Cattle Brokers

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Associated With Murphy, Nysn q Eden,
Commission Brokers for shsep. On1os,
CalysTton Hotel, Baltimore. Any do
sired Information In the trade che. rfuIiy
rendered W Sirr OF mall. ma"
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ANOTHER suspense.

WYgS will this cruel of war be over?
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Al Little MOCK.

LITTLE Rock. February l3.-Msrdi
Gras was celebrated hero to-dsy in grand
style. The procession was about hsli q
mile long The scenes were grote.qus
and very amusing. About 10000 spec.
tators witnessed the procession. The
day has been observered Is = general
holiday Tonight there are mAsksd balls
in all the public halls oi the city.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-06
Moving ON the Returning Board.
PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE LOUISIANA
ELECTION CoNSPIRAToRS.

PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE LOUISIANA
ELECTION CoNsPIRAToRs.
New ORLEANS, July 5.-In the Super
lor Criminal Court to-day Attorney Gen
eTal Ogden and the district attorney filed
information against J. Madison Wells, 7.
9. Anderson, Louis M. Kenner, and G..
Casanave, charging them under section
S33 Of the revised statutes, with uttering
and publishing as true, certain altered
false, forged counterfeited records. I'M
mediately aster filing information capia-
ses were issued for the arrest of the par
ties named. Wells and Anderson sur
rendered themselves to the sheriff. The
information is very lengthy, and charges
them with having on the fourth of De-
ceInber, 1876, falsely and feloniously ut
tered and published as true the altered,
forged and counterfeited election returns
for presidential electors from the parish
OF Vernon at the election of November
last by adding 15S votes to each of Hayes
electors and deducting 395 from each Of
Filden's electors. Bail has been fixed at
$4,000 cash, and has been furnished by
wells and Anderson. Casanave and Ken
Der will surrender themselves and furn.
ish the required bonds.
State Senator j. Henry Burch, who
was arrested Tuesday evening under a
writ of the District Court of East Baton
Rouge. charged with the embezzlement
of school funds, was to-day remanded to
the custody of the sheriff of East Baton
Rouge. Burch sought release under a
writ Of habeas corpus, but failed.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-06
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.

aI
Tho lower Danube has besa cleared Of
Tarks. s..f Ial... .sW 1n..
The Russians In Asia Minor are still re-
treating. ~ a4I Dp 1o
A storm did great damage in Central
Ohio yesterday. Il ~ adta,3r.t9
o The Clrcs.sian insurrection In the Oaucas-
Us is said to be spreading. mH't Hs fr
A rain and hail storm did much damage
in Berks county last night.
The G reenbank party In Wisconsin have
nominated K. p Allis for Governor
Contractor Malone is at Lancaster threat
eniDg TO Kill the editor Of the Iltefiigencer.
Benjamin F. Morrison. of Brooslyn, was
KILLED in bed last night by stroke Of light
ming.
1t is reported that SIR James Ferguson
will succeed Lord Ddffsrin as Governor
General of Canada.
The steamships Elphinstone and Rede-
water collided IN the st. Lawrence river
and We're both sunk.
Senator Buckalew has been interviewed
on the Presidehps policy he thinks 1t
"no great shakes."7 ..l
The Indians who are on the war-path in
Colonel Wbipple.
The President says he is on good terms
with Nessrs. Blaine and Cham bsriain, and
their speeches NJ Woodstock DONE worry
him. 80. Hs.
Tie ex- Confederate General Imboden
will put OH the Philadelphla Market street
railway tracks to-day new motor for
stree:-cars. FH.I. fatt3I
j. M. W. Geist, editor of the l. 4neaster
Nelo Era, was cowardIy assaulted yesterday
by George Y. HAldeman and james E.
YuRge. who considered themselves aggrieved
by publication In bis paper.
Senator Patterson, .'of South Carolina,
says in an interview In Philadelphia yester-
day, that Ex-Governor Chamberlain's re-
marks at Woodstock were "injudicIous,"
and that the republican party at the South
is "killed."
The New Hampshire Legislature has
passed resolutions protesting against tht
government lending its credit for the
iurtherance of any speculative schemes
under the guise of "internal Improvements"
that may be for the advantage of any par
ticuiar locality or corporation.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-06
TURNING THE TABLES.

But little while ago the Turks were
in retreat at all points in Asia, and the
report was that Mukhtar Pacha was to
be recalled and eourt-martialled for his
misconduct of the campaign. Now it is
the other way. The Russians have been
driven from points previously taken !;
their covering army is SO pressed that
they may be compelled to abandon the
siege of Kars, and the report is that
General Loris Melikoff, the Russian
mors energatc 20 cendect oe ef brernaps
paign might have carried its early sue
cesees through with rush to an absolute
triumph; but we do not know what diff
culties were in the way,
The daily gazette., 1877-07-06

The statement made by Mr.. Virgins.
President of the Charter Oak Lie In,
surance Company, to the effect that the
company is solvent, and that its assets
have not been overvalued. would he
more reassuring, but for the following
the company the real estate in Broad
street and in the lower part of Broad.
way stands at S3,030,00O The same real
estate had been sold and transferred bv
Edward Matthews and Virginia b.. his
wife, to Henry j. Fnrber, Nov. 28, 1875,
for the sum of 81 ,547 900. Now it needs
no argument TO demonstrate that zeal
estateln n. H.city, especially in the lower
part of Broadway, has not advanced in
value since November, 1876. These facts
and figures speak for themselves as to the
condition of the Charter Oak, and more
than justify the action taken by the in
surance.authorities of New York.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-06

South Carolina is keeping up the cele-
oration OF events in which all the people
OF these United States are Interested as
brother patriots On the 2Sth of June,
Inc anniversary of the battle of Fort
Moultrie-a struggle which every school
boy, old or young, will remember having
read about with pride-was celebrated by
the nnvelling of a monument comment
ora1ng the event. The oratlon deliver
ed by General Rutledge was thoroughly
patriotic in tone, and the whole nation
may join as heartily in its sentiments as
IN eommemoration of the valiant deeds
OF South CarolInians hundred years
ago.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-06
Interesting Decision. j..

In case decided by the Georgia Supe-
rior Court, Judge Pottle, it is held that
the bonds of the State are taxable for
State and county purposes, but not liable
for school tax.
The cashier of the National Bank OF
Piqua, Robert B. Moore, five years ago
sold his sister 5000 in stock of the bank.
filled up certificate signed In blank by
the president, but did not make trans.
fer on the books nor the transaction. In
an action against the bank decision on
demurrer, just made in Cincinnati, holds
the bank liable for this act of the cashier.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-06

DEATH OF ONCE WEALTHY So1,ruppN
ER.-John Stone Pullen, formerly a New
Orleans sugar merchant, member of the
Louisiana Legislature, and a colonel in the
Confederate army, who loaned 5000, 900 to
the Confederate government, and was beg
garded by the result of the war, died in a
wretched tenement IN Grand street Brook
lyn, last week, and was saved from burial
al the public expense by the charity of his
poor iellow--enants. He WIS born at Baton
Rouge, La, ana was educated tor the min
isIry' but on leaving college embarked in
the sugar business.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-06
GREEK CRUROHIN ALASKA.

The United States Government recently
preferred charges against the clergy of the
Greek Church in Alaska. The priests were
accused of receiving smuggled liquors and
distributing them among the Indians in de-
fiance OF the prohibition of the Federal
Government. The Russian Government
ordered an investigation, and ascertaIned
that there were many irregularities in the
disposition of church funds, the issue OF
fraudulent documents to cover up the def.
cts, and various other misdemeanors. The
Gar disposed Bishop Johannes on May 20,
ana ordered him to return to Moscow and
enter monastery there. The Bishop has
had charge Of the Diocese of Alaska tor six
wears
The daily gazette., 1877-07-06
THE NEz PERCEs WAR CHIEF
Pen Picture of JOseph-HIs Ap-
PehIRnce and Mnnnera IN G,nnnnn


Correspondence Of them. Y. Herald.
From the first it showed that ,Josenh
was in no haste. Never was the policy
OF mastery inactivity more fully inaugu-
rated. He answered every salutation,
compliment and expression Of good will
In kind and duplicated the quantity. An
alertness and dexterity in intellectual
fencing was exhi bited by him that was
quite remarkable. He is in the full viRor
OF his manhood; six feet tall, straight,
well formed and muscular; his forehead
is broad, his perceptive faculties large,
his head well formed, his voice musical
and sympathetic and his expression usual
ly calm and sedate, when amin, ted;
marked and magnetic. His younger
brother, in whose ability he evidently
conhdes-putting him forward much of
the time as his advocate-is two inches
taller than himself, equally well formed,
quite as animated, and perhaps more inn
passioned IN speech, though possibly in
ferior in judgment.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-06
A HEALTH INFLUENCE!

Restoring the Nervous and Debllitatei
Imparting Life, Strength, and HealA
the ,OdflinO organism.
Successfully treating Disease without Mettt
DIR. .BRYAN'S ELECTRO VOLTAICAl,
MAGNETIC APPLIANCES
Recently introduced after years OF stu.
and research. They are of quadruple pT'
er. Imbuing the system with consul
current OF PtGtistn0 Electric and Mana|
force.
ELECTRICITY IS NATURES powell
A Sovereign Specific In Dyspepsia
vous Debility-Diseases OF the IunBI
rheumatism Epilepsy-SclnI
ca Spinal derangements--Imp polency-
Disorders OF the Kidneys-and FunctlGa|
difficulties generally.
The Appliances are strongly charged vt|
Electric, Galvanic and Magnetic ntluaa
OF different degrees Of ifite,tSttp, suitable d
all cases, and conditions, and effect. GrI
Where medicines hare failed.
Reference to numerous Physicians al
Patients, 7T
illustrated Pamphlets explaining NJ
principles of their action, Cost, etc, iresa
application, Address
DIR. BRYAN
lat East Fifteenth Street.
an9 New YOn
The daily gazette., 1877-07-06
Wilk ms SURRENDER. at La,t.

BALTIMORE, July 5.-John L. Thomas
Jr., assumed the duties of Collector Of
this port this morning. Colonel Wilkins
retiring. Receipts were passed. The
interviews attending the transfer were of
the most plessant character. ". r.
Burchinal has been reappointed Special
Deputy, vice James Nj. Clayton, who
retlres. and George NJ. Nj cComss has been
appointed: deputy by Mr. Thomas, MI
McComas was deputy under Mr.. Thomas
during his late term as Collector.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-06

The cable telegram from London yes
terday brought the important announce
ment that the Directors of the Bank of
England had reduced the rate of discount
from to % per cent. For some time past
the reserves of the Bank have been in
creasing, owing to the slack demand for
discounts
The daily gazette., 1877-07-06

The Triumph Truss Is marvel of
mechanical ingenuity and accuracy and
hence if properly adjusted will hold any
Hernia in practice, when the Triumph
Rupture Cure, will infallibly and speedily
cure it. These wonderful appliances are
sold at 1915 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
and 334 Bowery, New York where the
Truss is warranted, and the Cure Guar
dnteed. Send 10 cents for Descriptive
Book, to either office. If
The daily gazette., 1877-07-06
GENERAL GRANT.

HIS DEPARTURE FROM ENGLAND-hEchF-
TIoN AT FoLKEsToNK.
LONDON, July 6.
General Grant started yesterday for
the Continent, having fulfilled all his
engagements in England for the present.
Previous to his departure he requested
General Badeau to accept the offer
ofthe municipality of Stratford on-Avon,
the birthplace of Shakespeare, to lunch
and receive an address from the people
of the town on his return in September
next
The daily gazette., 1877-07-06

1t will not surprise any inte lligent
reader to hear that the keepers of the
M useum of the Louvre deny that the
lost arms of the Venus of lilo have been
discovered or that the arms of any Statue
have recently been found in that stand,
The story appears to have been invented
Dy an enterprising correspondent of the
Cologne Gazette, but how it reached Mr.
Meredith Read at Athens and inspirad
his wonderful dispatch to the Depart
ment of State remains for that eminent
diplomatist to explain.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-06
ANEopoTEs or THE ORIaIN or Nonn,

ANECDOTES OF THE ORIGIN OF WORDS.
If Mr.. johnson, or some good etymol-
oRlst be consulted, the term neaos will be
found ascribed to the Latin norDS, new
Some ingenious body hit upon another
way OF accounting for its origin, by rep
resenting it as the compound Of the first
letters of the cardinal points North,
East, West and South. Whereby 1t is to
be understood that NEWS signifies infor-
nation from all quarters.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-06

1t seems that Chamberlain did not
carry his New England audience with
him. At the close of his speech soma
one called for three cheers for HAYES to
test the question, and the cheers were
heartily given. Cheers were also gwen
to Chamberlain. 1t certainly was a hard
alternative offered to the Woodstock
Fourth ot-July patriots, either to cheer
fraudulent President or a carpet-bao-
ger whose bands are foul with the pIu5.
der of defenseless people.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-06
THIRD EDITION!
BY TELEGRAPH.
wAsHINaroN NOTES.
WARRINGTON d. u. Ju

BY Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
National bank notes received for re-
demption to-day, 1857 900. Internal rev.
enue, s2S3, 3,536 26. Customs, $456, $50 Al.
Bids were opened in the Treasury toI
day, for the labor of the Appraisers Of
flee at New York. There were fourteen
bidders, ranging from $4,000 to 100000
per year, Robert G. Brown, of New York
was the lowest bidder and will be award
ed the contract this afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-06

An old brass cannon was prematurelv
discharged while firing a salute at
Kingston Hill, r. l., on Wednesdsv
night, and Walter Waite, post-offire re
clerk, was killed. Chas. Aldrich. t!IarS
of the Common Pleas Courr, and an ola
colored man, named Rhodes, were seri-
ously injured.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-06
PEDESTRIANIsM
graph to the GAZETTE.

BY Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
NEW YORK, June 6.
At "a. m OIeary had covered three
hundred and forty four miles. He was
walking at a tremendous race, and max
ing up lost time.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-06
CARD.

The Undersigned successor TO and a part
ner in the late firm of e. B'inghurst & Co.
" holesale and Retail Druggists, will con-
while returning his sincere thanks that the
previous efforts of the firm have met with
such gratifying appreciation, will with the
full assistants, who have had a practical
training In this establishment In their ex-
perience respectively, of from five to ten
years each and three of whom are Grdiu-
dteS Of The Philadelphia College Of Pharmacy,
endeavor by faithful and careful attention
o the highly responsible duties of the
Apothecary In his manifold dealings with
life and health, to merit and receive the lib
eral patronage so long extended to this house
z. JAMES BELT, Apothecary.
c5-1 Cor Sixth and Market Streets
The daily gazette., 1877-07-06
MIDSUMMER SESSION
WEST CHESTERssTTAsTGEs, j,

SCHOOL Tor Teachers aud Others Onens
July II, le77. Elocution, Mark BAILEY. of
Yale; Industrial Drawing, G, M. Carter OF
Mass. Normal Art School; Zoology and
Mineralogy, Prof. Croft; Geology and Che.
mistry, Prot. Vaughan, Board and mi.
tion, weeks, $50. Geo. L. Maris, Prin,
apr12-3mos.W
The daily gazette., 1877-07-06

Ing. 'ie W
Knuckling and knee sprung horss,
Immediately benefited and LEFT in conIhJ
o the aid of which nature soon effects y
manent cure.
Lameness from corns instantly remo,
Immediate relief given in cases Of ny
founder.
Diseases OF the above nature. and va.
others pertaining 10 the foot and leg bS |
ore considered incurable by ths \
ch ool" Veteri inarians, are, by a Iudlss
PIP lication OF the Dunbar system, ran.
nd cured. ''"''
Anatomical specimens exhibited u
office, showing cause and effect.
Having been at great expense TO aoos,I
a thorough knowledge OF the subIeci ii
being the only smiths In the State 70 Tbs1
Mr.. Dunbar has impaired his yau,j
method of treatment, / am preparS
treat the worst case the public may M
forward.
l Iemploy only competent men and n
sonally supervise all Operations
OFFICE Ill AND 1ls ORANGE s|
DAVID WOOLMAyI
The daily gazette., 1877-07-06

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
~ the National Bank of Delaware, at
Wilmington, in the State of Delaware at
the close OF business, 22nd June, 1871: