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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23
..Tha American Type.


The American Type is the title of a
..5ies oil articles prepared simultaneously
..ya urm1rr OF more or less welI,known
Writers Tor the Ial-ugV Cv...v'.s. IT, ,hi'u
IN the series lust published, is from he pen
uf Joel Chandler Harris ('j'ncle Remus }.
Toward The close of his cleverly written es.
,.,v Nr. Harris SAYS Let me add here
.l.J. $50 :aras nv reading goes, the most
distinctive american type in recent fiction
IS 20 be found in the person OF a spy or q
scout. who. in Mr. Cables "Dr. Sewer,
.unluc:s Mary RichIing through the lines
e.: the coutcndjng armies. The character
IS mere sketch, but not another line is
necessary to make it complete 1t is a tig
are that preserves its humor and dignity
rs honesty and its yitality-in spite OF the
the touch Of false sentiment that is intended
to lead one to suppose that the spy falls in
love With Mrs. Rlching. Mr.. Cable knows
better. The blithe American is more Of a
man than that
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not a Full Blown Juliet.

Popular IS Miss MARY Anderson is with
London audiences. she does not satisfy the
London critics, They are a unit in con,
dcmring her Juliet. This is not strange.
1t needs a warm blooded creature like
Adelaide Nilsson to play Juliet. An actress
cannot successfully simulate passions which
she IS totally incapable Of feeling. Mary
Anderson is as cold as statue of ice-not
the model but the antithesis OF the fourteen
wears old but still iuli blown Juliet Of We
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23

MANY who loug suffered from iudescrib-
able fe'';ugs Of distress, lame back, aching
oinis. sores, dwellings, weakness OF the uri-
nary and digestive organs, unnatural feel
incs of WEAKNESS. headache, nervousness,
dependency, sleeplessness, disturbing
dreams. partial insanity, etc, after doctor
ing liver, kidneys, nerves and brains, with
the various ouack nostrums of the day and
being nearly frightened to death by their
alarming advertisements quietly began
using Dr. Guycott's Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla, and were agreeably surprised
10 quickly find themselves restored to
perfect health. No other remeny equals it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23
NJ nngu, Lord Need AppIy.

The TichJOrne claimant, who is out on
ticket o! leave and is also out Of funds, has
zen irving to negotiate with Mr.. Barum
tor six months tour through America
with his circus. Mr. Barnum declines the
proposition on the ground that Sir Roger
would not prove an attraction in this couu-
,ry. The great Snowman eyinces his usual
>hrewduess in this decision. The American
people are already only too familiar with
The sight OF bogus lords; but il a genuine
specimen OF the nobility should put himself
on exhibition be would probably draw,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23

TrrNroy, n. j., December 22.-The
United States Telephone Manufacturing
Company, New York, and the McDonough
Telephone and Telegraph Company, Of New
Jersey, fled bill in the United States
Court, this morning, asking for an inlunc
ion against the American Bell Telephone
Company, Of Boston, and the Domestic
Telegram ard Telephone Company, ofNew
H;orE, for infringement Of patent and for an
accounting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23
RIVER APPROPRIATIONS.
ii,irs the sum for Improvement of West
Virginia.

Virginia.
S,arig1 10 the Register.
W,suNGToy. December 22.-ln an inter
:sw with Mr.. Gibson today he informed
,cur correspondent that the House, River
and Harbour Committee had substantially
PASSED upon the West Virginia improve,
ments, ard would report $3.50 (the full
estimated for the MonongahelG, which sum
viii complete the Improvement OF that river,
80 500 for the Little Kanawha $4,000
for the Great Kanawha, $500 for the Guy
auiotte. and 5000 for Big Sandy. 1t is
understood that with the balance
row on hand for each Of
these four les, streams. These
appropriations will keep the work of IN
proyemeut in full operation. In addition
to these the Ohio gets S3j0,OOO. The river
men will be de lighted to hear that Mr.. G.b
son has had $4,000 Of that sum set apart
for the purchase OF an additional frst-class
snag boat for the use of that river from Gin
cinuati to Pittsburgh. Should the engineer
in charge of the Buckhannon report in time
it is hoped to get an additional appropria'
ton for that stream.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23
BURNING OIL.
yHr Great Hire ut Prntts big Refinery in
brooklyn SIN Raging.

HyNruH's PolNT, l.. l., December 81
The lie in psa;tS oil works, Williamsburg.
: still burning but i, is believed 10 be under
control, though Il change Of wind might
cause further extension. No more tanks
rave exploded. The iircmen succeeded III
.aying the five story brick factory. y great
quantity of oil in barrels and cases on the
Jock and in the warehouses is still blazing
he FIRE boats aud tugs are throwing water
rom the river with good effects. 4 large
portion of the machinery of the condensing
apparatus was destroyed and connections
severed which will prevent the resumption
# the refining mandatory Tor long time.
Seven hundred men are thrown out Of en-
rluYment
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DID SHE DO IT?

an the Muscle of Pretty school
Marin
WuEESBANEE. Pa, December 22.-Con-
siderable excitement existed in Nanticoke
this morning over the death Of James Shea,
aged /. 1t is alleged that Miss Grader,
a teacher in one of the public schools, Nan
ucokc, in an angry passion, recently violent
" threw the child down stairs, iniIicting
such injuries as to cause death. The cor
nrer will make thorough examination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23

Tua Philadelphia courts ar sorcIy ever
ri-,i upon The case OF EMMA BrrSEl. VINO
wes acquitted OF the murder OF WV.
i. MsNoa upon the ground Of jusan.
i,v. and sen; 20 the Norristown Insane Asy-
lum. None supposed hcr to De insane. eN-
cept in the act, and it is now 50 obvious
that they are in "a quanlary how to legally
get her ou: \ nice farce. Phiale,nh'n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23
IL NNnu tnnIbrnrinms

WASHINGTON, December % - Sergeat
Otto Iloltnorth, Of the Signal Service, re-
Gently sent West by the Secretary Of War in
search of Howgate, has returned and been
relieved from duty. 1t is alleged that Holt
north obtained the information which in,
GCced the Secretary Of War to send him as
detective by rtijng Lieutenant Greelys pr
waite papers. He is to be cOurtmarlalcd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23

Tl,r such u death trap IS the Ia.e $.
Johns Ho@a n hrook.yn was shown on IN
vestgalion to nave been, was allowed to
stand till /. resulted in the late incredible
loss OF life is case OF criminal negligence
upon the part Of the authorities that should
be- vigorously dealt with.
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Opposed to 1t,

NV York. December 22.-The Cham
Der OF Commerce to-day held session and
entered a strong protest against the ratih,
cation of the proposed Spanish commercial
treaty. The protest recites that the treaty
is hostile to the interests Of the people and
its ratification would discourage all present
business
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Their Doom.

Lurzir december 22-Sentcucc was
pronounced to day in the case OF the
anarchists tried last night for an attempt to
assassinatc the Emperor William,at Nieder-
Va. Reinsdorf, Rupsep and knechIer
were sentenced to death. HVlzhaner and
Bachmann were condemned 10 ten years Of
penal servi,ude Soehengeu Rheinbach and
lUelue were acquitted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23
FOOLISH MINERS.

Going Out ON strike in the Dead of
Winter.
PiTT>nrPG, Pa, December -. - The
coal miners all along Monongahela river,
IS was anticipated went out on strike
This morning, for an advance of half Il cent
ger bushel in the price OF mining. BY noon
:, mas known at the miners general office,
Tut work had begun in earnest and nearly
1000 '..e. h"I ,r";t. rn-L The nnar". -
assert that rather than cOncede to an ad-
vance, they will close down their pits III
=. EnitnlY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23

ClAmXGToy, December 22.-Thc iron
bridge across Sunfsh creek, at this place,
fell into the creek this morning, with ter
riGc crash. One man was on the bridge at
he time and was carried down but escaped
uj,h sIinht injuries
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23
She Liked His suit.

Linn Dsb:r,v is Galveston drummer
Who has a rather risky wife when eisaway
from home
How 90 ~ou like nv travelling suit my
ses." he inquired the other day, Just be
fore he started our on the road.
IN looks vc-7 nice Id rather see
Won :, ,orr ,raveEag suit than in any
Other yog have go', waN i"e "oI.As'e' .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23

TugIa'augu county Pa. authorities are
ruaxir, A.s H~Il,Gr to- s.vrcut"r himself
with o'yr> %. Communication ct sentence. HHt
Aaa evidently pre.yrs ,Ae grand and poetic
freedom o.. the Welsh mountains
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23

a. is uow stated that Brother BLAINE pro,
poses 10 dcTo.o himself to looking after the
interests o: IA Republican party We may
therefore looS 'os collapse o. the entire
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23

Nurn rs O;con,es.s of election charging
&i5ery, corruption yiolencc intimidation
aud Justification Of election returns are the
ripping circles lei, upon the waters By the
r.l;g,fEa 'a,r caupa'ru
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23

II is nov ,holght that Genera! Sir Lord
WooLsuLaY will reach Ehartoum in March,
in time 20 Re present at the obsequies Of
t..r-,..,.. .r.l ,ra ", uuT
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u, =, Official Dead.

PHILADELPHIA. December 22.-Chief En-
gineer Richard Milue Bartlemsn, of the
United States Navy, died at the Girard
House early this morning OF con- esdon OF
the liver.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23

Tua grea, and only Multicharge gun
cyacSed last Thursday a, the fifty third
ronnt and Inc country is without defense.
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--
Gold Found Near Cincinnati.

CSclSNATt, December ga mineralo-
gist Of this city has gathered from several
farmers in Clermont county specimens Of
rock and earth, all of which yield thousand
dollars in gold to the ton. A company has
been formed 10 buy the farms.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23
GET AN ULSTER.
Another Cold Wave Coming This Way
The Weather Out West.

CucaGo, December 22.-The weather
throughout the West and Northwest, which
has been steadily growing milder since Fri
davis again growing much colder. Omaha
schedules Il degrees below zero this morn
inr. Kansas CITY, zero; ST. Paul, three be-
low, Dubuque. five below; Fargo, - below;
Winujpeg. Ii. The temperature here Is
II above. but is steadily falling, with the
prospect cF much colder weather Heavy
SHOWS are reported in Colorado, sad IN
Nar,h,rg Mo. tara and DAKOTA,
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General News.
Heavy Fire.

Urea, n Y. December GA gas leak
at the Western mill Clayville, near Utica,
Sunday, caused its total destruction BY IRE
Les 100000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23

Now IS he tine VIXEN at the peep o day,
the sill small voice is heard Mamma is it
Il..,m.s VT
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The senate.

WASHINGTON, December 22.--The Senate
held short and unimportant session to-day.
Mr. Plumb introduced bill to establish
an additional land district in Dakota. A
little other unimportant business was trans
,,.a1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23

Coughs add Colds. 1aose who are suffering
from Jrus6s toits, Sore Throat etc should try
EaGpY's B4osculAL TRoCAES, .Sat my n bJSsS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23
Eurdctte in Danger.

lt.g-,hc lite OF the street car and the
turlcr shop in eSpecial-would lose its
.li,fr,t terror, if the following bit ofadyice.
p.oHrred 5v Robert J. Burdette to the BOs,
ton Young Mems Christian Association in
a recent lecture could be generally heard
and needed. Ny boz. saji he. be good,
ra.ursd. but don Try to De funny. Funny
men don't keep well. once knew funny
ruau Who could keep smoking ear in
rear Tor GGy miles aud when his family saw
him coming home ,h"y went and hid under
the bed. \ reporter present at toe same
Lecture gave a graphic description OF Mr..
BurGcttcs personally and the comment It
excited. s. well dressed young lady, is
reported to have gazed liugeringIy on the
lecturer after the show was over, and re-
marked 10 a companion: Isn't he cum
uiugo III could get him alone somewhere
:, the dark Id hug him. Robert never
blrew what he escaped by leaving the hall
,sor,. the ijghtS went out.
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STATE CLIPPINGS.

Saturday morning last a broken rail at
Hitchcock tunnel in Mineral county, threw
the hind wheels Of two cars and the hind
truck Of another car Of an east bound
freight OF the track, and the train ran in
this manner for about mile and a half be-
fore il was stopped Fortunately, the dam
age was slight 1t is remarkable that more
damage was not done.
J. ". Hall had toe badly mashed one
DAY this week while handling lumber in the
shops OF the Piedmont Mineral Co.
tuesday night, while freight engine was
lacking oil a number Of empty hOppers in
the west end o.; the Yard al Piedmont, 1t
struck some cars so hard that Two were up
set and ore derailed.
Wallace pO.ocare was arrested az Bey-
,rly. Randolph COUNT. las; Saturday Tor
horse stealing.
Grafton Council of the National Union,
was instituted in Grafton, West Virginia,
Saturday. with over forty petitions. The
following are the officers Prot. W. ).
Fleming. President, C. H. McCaterty,
Sneaker, ! W. Allen. Vice President: L.
T. Critics. cv-Prcsidrnt; Ice Hamilton,
Secretary, !. ". Hull, Financial Secretary;
John NUzam. Treasurer, Rev. b. b. Evans,
chaplin. f.. ". Walters, usher; c. N. Roach,
Scrgeantat. Arms; George Green, door
keeper: Rev. i. Ii. Flanagan, G. ". Curtin
and /. VI. Durbin, trustees.
This Couucil starts with over tortg peti-
..ouers ottae best business men OF Grafton.
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TUESDAY. DECENIBER -. 1884,
CITY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

IuIa. j. u.r,h ,eik at deadlock in the
Now No.l >.ue.o-ial contest at Albany.
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DIED.

RTUTER-On Sunday, December q, al a. NJ,
'DSErU BETTER. in the 7ith year OF his ag".
Funeral from his late residence. No. q Eleventh
street, Tue-day December p, at so a. 10. Services
q: st. AlphonsuS church. Intcrmcnt a. MI. Cal
,sTy cemetery. Friends of the family are invited
A CARDIFF all who are suffering from the eI :.
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness
carly decay, loss Of manhood, &c, will send re-
rr.pe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE
This great remedy was discovered by missionary In
18th America. Send sci-addrc>sod envelope TO
ryv. Joseph r INNAN, Station d, Nrto York.
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Dead Ducks.

WASHINGTON, December 22.-Senators
Beck. Don Cameron, Butler. jackson, and
several others, are going down the Potomac
tonight on an extended duck hunt Sena-
tor Hoar announced in the Senate that
he would be absent after to-day. Numer-
Gus others have made arrangements to
leave and the indications are there will not
6e quorum present tomorrow.
General News
WASHINGTON. December 22.-The new
pension building hiss been secured for the
inauguration ball.
The United States S1preme Court has
adjourned to January 5
Senator Fair arrived here last evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23

THE artistic and yariegated silence Of
Bylr BrrlrE is just now one Of the most
interesting exhibitions before the country.
/, gains an added a:tractiycuess from the
fact that the whole ac; is performed 5y
General E..rsG in sg'l view Of the AUDI
,ace without The aid Of any confederate
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gFodRs.
This Year, ILasI I eaf'


CoTToN The speculative markets closed quiet
and a shade lower everywhere
Cllosgo- Spiiug wheat II cents higher TO-
day than Its lowest point OF last week. Tho
test eyidenc , OF IT'S increasing strength Is tho
fact that cash stun aud tho nearest option show
the most activity. AZ close to-day the May
option sod gl0liS, which Is 3-S cents al va
previous last call June wheat closed at93 1
aud 90 rs which Is l-i aud 1913 above yescr.
days closing price Corn does not shoy It's
usual sympathy with wheSt and on the
option closed to-day at 81 3i and 81 rs, which
Is ga under yesterdays prlco ~ last cal, Cash,
April and May corn closed AZ 8 Ii which Is n
shade lower. Hog products are u little higher.
II ess pork AZ close sold at Sl7.7 IL for June and
sl7 0j Tor May. This is au Advance OF - IL and
u cents. -
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Important.

When Won visit or leave New York City.
cave baggage, expresses or carriage hire and
1tnp at the Grand Union hotel, opposite the
Grand Central depot. Six hundred elegant
duoed TO 81 and upwards per day. Euro
pesn plan. Elevator. Restaurant supplied
Nth the best. Horse cars, stages and ele'
vased railroads to all depots. Families can
live better for lees money at the Grand
Union hotel than in any other hrst-c!ass
ShokkI IN the citv
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-OOO
COTTON.

sror cotton IL quoted at previous prizes by
Heho Woriis exchanges. Business Is small the
IN, q time u dull and while buyers are no
1onaer ,rsistent in demand, holders show no
S0xiety 10 sell. Ohc erful reports Of the grow
g cvcps II India and Egyp. and larger re- e,
WITS or the old crop from that oun.ry, cars,d
Isponk ION Of the late bc I'm.
\. de Ds,les movement is a nttlo revived, aud
ftissie dying Struggle. Re Ups = day are 20
clcs rom WIil! Point bale from w Ss,ss e,
Wssov, eivs! . it'll s,t,, Of % bees a se,
N bales By sctual ,rrt M 10 to-cay:
kspcr; Of consolidated re eipts. exports and
IA Fxchs nre to-day show that for the week
Snsine today inclusive port receipts are 20 9l2
~ sssinsi 69,i26 bales for the same period
ia year. Export, to-day are "a go bales
IA III on nand to-day are 577, 7Si bales against
m G-S Solf ' )-day one year ago. In each e re
upmtN this year 10 under last
me 6;6erences are as follows
<I,''dsf ir ,etpts.. .................... y ~
II -. %.
-. $500. itosTs
~ y Even Bros cotton brokers, Nos; 81
N - 1Srpad street, New York: were sino
Il ouen 10 md us their Illuminated chart Of the
worlds cottoA crops for Ill the seasons except
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D, f 1fIs MARRIAGE GUIDE. ; p2RS sg

Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed ior %
cents In postage or currency. over my won;
derful pen pictures. true TO life, articles on mo
following subjects: Who may marry VINO NOT;
whyY Proper age to marry. Who marry nrst:
Manhood, Momanhood. Physical decay. VINO
should marry. How life and happiness may DO
Increased. Those married or contemplating
marrying should read II. IL ought 10 DC reai
by Aft adult persons, then kept under lock anu
key, Popular edition, same aS above but paper
cover amt 900 PAGES, 20 cents by mail, In money
Or postage.
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II Is sclf-oyidout that physician paving
particular attention TO n class Of cases attains
great SKIN. and physicians I'm regular practice
ali over the country knowing this, frequently
recommend cases 10 the oldest Office III Ameri.
ca, where every known appliance y rcsorteu
10 and the nroyol good re inodics OF all
ngcs and countries are used, Awhole house -
used for Office purposes, and AL are treated Win
skill In n respectful manner; and, knowing
what 10 do, no experiments are made. On nc.
count OF the great number applying; ING
charges are kept low, often lower than Is de.
mnndcd by others. II You secure the skin aud
gel q speedy and perfect life cure, that IS INC
Important matter. Pamphlet, 10 pages sent
Il 4 Irnn
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RUPIUrgE

Rupture po.iiively Cured y n. ~ rce's ya,.ni
Magnetic Elastic TruAB Grruesrti. ftion Of the
ian Centur, ony genuine Electric Tsuss IA uevcrld
and the only ono that will properly rctin fnl red
caIiy eur. Hernia Over go Radical Caro- c4.cr| -
Read what Dr. jos. simms. Of Nr~ York. tise -
S,wned rhrsornnrnist. writes Aus ~ 70, y gesi
and com yr Mnanrfic Truss filected on me
slr crr, aco q permanent for which snnl &c. -
Min ssasss !. s1ys e. X y y, Esss'scsSs~'
Z = .lxts ~ - . .cus
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the prelant ofOp, beginning with 1880. n Ia
hrrkcd IA ,hti and Includes all q BIlt.si,clAn
c1nld deslle ot iclOIna'lol on 60, ~ Of tho
Yeas embraced. ltis beautiful aud at on q olm.
niohensiye aud We nre pleasantly obi. ID ID
tn polite itm for their valutble chart.
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Mr. Bober, A, EAslcy, VI Dickson, Tennessee
writes under da oi Mar.h 'u, lssE ~ had
chm 4 AVID fey,r followed py rheumatism, for
three YEAR,, 80 that wa not able 10 attend "a
my "ugi es.: nd tried almost cscry kind Of
med feline, ard Euud 10 r,li,f 4 friend re-
commended 80 = 5pccid tiled one tile.
and 10Y heath pecsnt ~ lnprOve continued
until he'd tex II six bottles, o. u has ST ne
IN my foo AZ SQUAD al well ~ g. er. ro-
commend II to oil imiarly afflicted"
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POI S S ON

IN he boo {, 6ut 20 how I sell In tho spring.
ana nat rc should iya .mcars oo assisted In
throwl,g it,T swii's specific does this eiiec.
lively. Itisq pm ely vegetable. n1n.posonous
remedy which htlus urtrc fnro all the poi.
son or tatrt out through ihe pores Of the ska.
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NEW AovER lsEMEV 81
BGRMUDA GRASS l. :,

LII AA IL ~ 1IAAs e. ~ ~ W .
We havo limited qntuulg o. Gept Of Ga.
nboye most valuable Gf.st Tor our Soui' oiu
Gtiu4 fum T. 10 pOunf ~ sged 10 dc Hcrc
which must hp sowu only DURING nut WNthtf
Per pound. by malt go reduced &c In large
quantities. Cat l1Eu fro.
y. M. TItOEBURN s. co.,
4, Tnhu Sic al ~ New York.
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W. n THOMAS, O. a. SLhUGNlEA,
President. Nitn.frVHdcnt,
T. }. CANNON. Cashier.
y, EEII
American National
IL q. ~ IA

bALLAs' '''''.'''''''''..''..,', ,..,TEAAS
Authorized Capitgl..............5 $500, 900 90
Paid.up Cnpiiai.",....,...,.,,,,, 100000 90
Accounts Of banks, corporations and indiyldu.
ais solicited
DIRELTORsi ". II. Thomas, G. c. slGugh
tor -. III. Gt,tou. J. II wilson, W. X. Mcln
tyre. W. l.. Hall, T. J. Cannon.
fI,rcasuty Department, Office Of Comptroller
i toCuTIency, Washington, March i,h, 1871.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence prefcrtCd
~ the undois gned, IL has bton made 30 npp,Jr
that THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK on
DALLAS" IN The cts nf Dallas, In the c. uutY
OF Dallas, and stale OF Texas has compllcc Wih
all the provisions OF the Revised $ aiutes Of tho
United States required 10 be conn lied with be-
fore an association shall be authorized 10 CONF
mtncc the business OF banking.
Now therefore !, John Jay Knox. Comptroller
o the Curroucy. do hereby certify that THE
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OF DALLAS"
IN The city Of Dallas In the county Of Dallas, and
the state OF Texas, IL authorized 10 commence
tho businefs OF bsnking as provided In Section
6iGg OF the Revised Statutes OF tho United STATES.
JOHN JAY KNOX,
Comptroller of the Currency.
mo. al32