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CHAMPLIN 4 HUGHES,

l,1ONE CUTTERS AND CONTRACTORS.
> We are prepared To- dO all kinds of stone
"uINu- suCh a. window sills, circular caps
az lHs N,--fru. t0or -ill-, columns, mOuldings,
art Ji work in the tone cutting line that
h.ti.iaIr WH. desire. They also furnish bases
gus -u,Hs.9 IIT tuIuhstGncs. Or icrs promptly
hiivI. =nup ON tEe COrucgoI Fourth Avenue
and Consultation street, Eiuporia, Antg-1.
Ilri..L.
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n Coon LITTLE DAIRY.-The
Rockford I'll. } journal says: dur
ing the season of ISL, Mrs. s. c.
Wilder. Harlem, made and sold,
from three cows, little over six
hundred pounds of butter, besides
having sufficient milk aud butter to
supply family of three persons all
the time. sud five during the busy
seasons of seeding, having and har-
vest. The calves were raised until
they We're six weeks old, when they
were weaned and disposed OF. Mrs.
Wilder made from the same cows,
during 1870, more than six hundred
pounds OF butter, which was mark
eted In this city.
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VNXCLU>ISI. attention paid TO the re-
AZ pairing yf watches. clocks and jewel
~. All wurE warranted. North window
IlI, Kansas.
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LEGAL.
Eeicction Proclamation.

EeicCtiOn reclamation
Ap .eleelion for the follow ing oa-cers viii be
held in this city, on the first Tuesday CT April
For Mayor OF the sity.
or Pole judge 81 the city.
/ or u Treas IseE - The city,
FoI n 1rber OF t..,t.l,eil fs- each yard
For r. Treas re-. OF fh' t.neit q. ksil e,-sien
FoF ESQ Ja-ts 81 the l'e'aE.
Tor g member o. s-!o5l 2gsrd to III v-ee''-,
For q ulsnber Of sehoo. Boar! 70 e. vacan-
cy IL fth Ward.
Ana also iors-Ieh Offices, ifany the=ebe. that
are or may become vacant previous 10 the
Also for or against the proposition 10 yots
Thirty Five Hundred DOllafs II Bonds OF tiIe
CITY for Fire purposes as embraced IN the fol-
lowing ordinance:
AN ORDINANCE
Appointing 4 special election 10 vote bonds
Tor Fire APPARATUS aad % repeal IN oreii-
nance.
BE a Ordained By the A0yor and Conn
citaeH Of the CIty Of E4DoTid:
SsCTIUS I. That 2 pro posig zion tse submitted to
tho qualified votels Of the several warts OF he
city of Empor!i n the next gearral election
t0-wit; on the nrSt fHes'lay Gst) OF Apr
1873, 10 determine whether SAIL city b. its
Mayor and Councilnen snail Issue Tie bonds
OF the city in Z sam not to exceed thirty-hve
hundred dollars, tbeiHg the amount heretofore
voted for the encouragement OF manufactures
bonds, or ~ much thereof Is may be necessary
70 be used under the direction OF the city
GDUDEH 10Y inc llfcl1t Of. some &c ~ q
apparatus; saPt bOnds 20 be dated Nay 10 1874
playable IN New York City ten years from date
an to draw interest II the fate Clio per cent
per annuui.
Those .xotfn. in favor ofthis proposition shall
vote a written or printed, or partly written
and purity printed ballot, on which shall be
written printed the words 70 Bonds for
Fire Apparrtus,' and those opposed shan vote
Il similar allot on which shall be the " rglss
"a gainst the Bonds Tor Fire ApparatGs;' and
the returns of said election shAll be made &c
cording 20 law.
TheJudges and clerks serving at said cleo
ton shall serve in this behslr anu count the
votes aud make return Of the same.
SIC. 2. That an ordinance entitled IAN or
dinance appointing special election 70 vote
bonds for IRE Apparatus" January 18Th, 1873
be and the same Is hereby repealed.
SIC. 3. This ordnance shall take effect and
be In force from and after it, publication.
Approved February 81 1873.
Attest: WILLIAM JAY,
II w. MCCUSE, Mayor.
City Clerk. --..-
Polls will be opened and election held In the
same places as NJ the last election.
Judgcs-Ist Ward, W. W. Whipple, c. ".
kirkcndall. James Bennett. Clerks, ". o.
Ferguson John Carter.
Judges Ward, Thomas Murdoch, II. '.
Bundrem, 7. G. Wibley- Clerks, ~ ". Ami
don, VIVA. Grafrenstein.
Judges-3d Ward. Nelson " bittlesey, Capt
North, II. W. Pearsdll. Llerks, y. = Lam.
croft r. Hausscr.
juages-4th Ward. =. 6. smith Z.
spraSue, Robert Dixon. CLERKS, EeT, ". F.
Copeland, j. ". Ieaman-
Fy,pori, zfarcf, n ~ 1872
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POISONED TO DEATH.-A healthy
liver secretes each day about two
and a half pounds of bile, which
contains great amount of waste
material taken from the blood.
When the liver becomes torpid or
congested, it fails to eliminate this
vast amount of noxious substance,
which, therefore, remains to poi
son the blood and be conveyed to
every part of the system. What
must be the condition of the blood
when it is receiving and retaining
each day two and a half pounds
of poison? Nature tries to work
off this poison through other chan
nels and organs-the kidneys,
lungs, skin, ETC.; but these organs
become overtaxed in performing
this labor, in addition to their
natural functions, and can not
long withstand the pressure, but
become variously diseased.
The brain, which is the great
electrical centre of all vitality, is
unduly stimulated by the I'M
healthy blood which passes to it
from the heart, and it fails to per-
form its Office BEAUTIFULLY. Hence
the symptoms of bile poisoning,
which are dullness, headache, in
capacity to keep the mind on any
subject, impairment of memory,
dizzy, sleepy, or nervous feelings,
gloomy forebodings and irritable
ty of temper. The blood itself
being diseased, as it forms the
sweat upon the surface of the
skin, is SO irritating and poison
Gus that it produces discolored
brown spots, pimples, blotches and
other eruptions, sores, boils, car.
buncles and scrofulous tumors
The stomach, bowels, and Other
organs spoken of, cannot escape
becoming affected, sooner or later,
and costiveness, piles, dropsy, dys
pepsia, diarrhe, female weakness
and many other forms of chronic
disease, are among the necessary
results. As remedy for all these
manifestations of disease. DIR
Pierce's Golden Medical Discov
cry is positively unequaled. By
it the liver and stomach arr
changed to an active and healthy
state, the appetite regulated anC
restored, the blood and secretionI
thoroughly purified and enriched
and the whole system renovatec
and built up anew. Sold by al
first-class druggists. 625
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The deepest known we'll is at
Sperenberg, near Berlin, Prussia.
e Is z.194 feet deep, and passes
through Q stratum Of salt over 81
200 feet in thickness.
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4 ECuIIEJI uud BUILDER, Is prepared
"a to furnish plans and apcciicatlOus for all
kIGds u mechanical structures. Is repaired
10 do carpenter and Joiner work, either by
the day ~ contract. shop on thC corner OF
sixth avenue ana Constitution street
fAt4tlt.
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Fine Farm for Sale,

Z OFFER for sale one of the best farms
ia the county, containing I41 acres,
known as the Henry 7. Payne farm, be-
ing the y f =, see. 81. town. 10, range II.
81 acres out OF the y IS 4 OF the y W 4.
81 a. %, town. 10. range IL; IS acres under
cultivation; I22 acres of timber; Two
houses, stable for s hcrses; good wells.
20 peach trees; splendid range for stock.
Price SIS per acre, one-tenth down, bal
ance in ten years, ut ten per cent. Fer
further particulars enquire at tbi- othce.
2tf II. i. NORTON.
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L. NJ. KDHFKTS
J.. T.. W.BELr..

~. T.. ~ ID o lslss H. NJ AsCAt.Ni -
EETL. * ROBERTS.
NyyUOLE-ALE AND RETAIL dealers
w IN groceries ad provisions. Agents
American Powder Company and Becker's
Little Washer, 40. 121 Commercial street
Empuril, kansas.
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100 lbs. White Ash Seed,

A T SI.5O per H.. by mail. pest
N paid. Black walnHts at two dollars
per bushel, frozen Cor spring planting.
sacked, and delivered at depot. Pure
Hubbard squash seed. at ten cts. per or,
by mail, or 4 oZs. for sac, post paid.
Stowelfs Evergreen sweet corn. by mail,
at 25e. per quart. Order early.
Address, N. S. PIPER,
l0W+ EmpoFis.
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WHITE MEDI PERRANEAN SPRING
WHEAT-We have recently been
shown sample Of spring wheat OF
The above name. Several car loads
OF it have been shipped into this
market from Nebraska. The history
OF it, as we get it from the gentle
man from Nebraska City, is as fol-
lows: In 1862 the Department of
Agriculture sent it out under the
name of white Mediterranean Au-
tumn wheat" \ gentleman of Ne
braska received some of il, and. be-
ing of n speculative turn, sowed it
in the Spring, Instead of in the Fall
II fIaiured finely, and from this
small beginning It's cultivation hiss
spread, until no other variety is
grown in that section. The yield T.
from eighteen to twenty-eight bush
els per acre, and the grain is large
and plump, and a clear white.
We do no: know that il will sue
coed here as well as IN our neighbor-
| ing State; but those who have 9
| short crop of Fall wheat might do
W Ella to try il, in 4 small way, at least
| kansas Farmer.
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mlscsLLAmgous CARDS.
crap oRiA SOCIETIES.
a-s-a
e,aGnNrr

MASONIC.
g1spOIsIN LODGE. No. -, \. 4. Z \. NJ.
IL Meets &c ttctr hail, Euggies Il Plunlb's
puildinE, on tho Thursday 81 or next Iirecod-
Iu-F The usll moon OF each month, anti every
two weeks thereafter. Master Masons in
good stan ..iuS axe cordially invited 70 attend.
J.. II JACOBS, W. NJ.
O. n. ETES>, s,crctaty,i
INMrJl.IA CHAPTER, Il. \. N. Meets at
- Ai..souic lial, ON the 1st md Sd Friday
evenings OF each month. at IA o'clock Conn
paGion- ina gOOi landing are cordially invit-
- % attend l.. -. ] ACoBS, II. Il.
WE. C0PEBANb, Sccrct0ry.
AvEOSup VALLEY LODGE, No. Is. q. r.
~ * \. \. NJ. Meets first Tuesday event n z
- every month, at Eskrlige uull. All Mas
Ter Na-pps In good standing are Invited TO at
tend. q ". HITE, ". NJ.
e. ". ALFVASBEs. Scc'tv. jans6-iy
ODD TI:LLOWS.
VYSlOS LODGE No. IS. Meets at odd Fell
J uWs' Eail, over EmpOTia Bauk, every
tuesday evening % O'Clock. Members in
.uol standing IN Nltet to attend.
u. :. GILMORE, y. c.
e. T.. MORRIS. Recording sec.
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A Little Rock girl died a few
days ago of what was supposed to
be cerebro-spinal meningitis. The
Gazette Gays: DIR. Quidor, Doubt
ing the cause of her death, obtain
ed permission TO make a post-Baor-
ten examination. The examina-
ton disclosed the fact that the lit
tie girls stomach WAS loaded with
boiled cabbage, which had worked
itself into one hard, solid mass,
| distending the stomach and caus-
ing death, the victim dying of con-
WILSON'S. The doctor says that
many deaths credited to this
ro-spinal disease have moth.
ing to do with it, and are entirely
distinct from it,"
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Hogs for Sale.

On my farm, miles west Of Council
Grove. loo head Of gaod stock hogs,
saws and shoats. 10 thorough bred CUTS,
Poiant china, white Chester snd BeFk.
shire. I. a. HARROW.
f0-la Council Grove. Kan.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

CEVENTY-FITE head OF fat Texas
y cattle, they having been grain fed
two winters in this State; IS are steers,
three years old next spring; the rest are
cows and heifers, three years cid next
spring Also COED improved farm with
all the cenVenIenees for No. ! stock
farm. G. T. BARWIGE.
5tf Wanshars, Lyon Co., Khn.
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SURVEYOR.
oRoCERs

ROBEUr MLILIKIN,
- OUSFY SURVEYOR, AND CIVIL En-
Ny.iN FER. Emporia, Kansas. lanT2u
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

on ACRES choice farming land.
| lou about miles southeast Of I'm.
pOrla aud near the III X. & T. EaIi~ ay.
| described as y " x. see. 8, town 90, range
| Il. For price and terms write 10
&C. HtXON & CO.,
S5tf Lumber dealers, AtchiSoH, hau.
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And a very large wholesale trade
in leather is done here, at the fol-
lowing prices, also clipped from
our last weeks home market re-
port: ~
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OItAMLLs WHEEI.oCK. i.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, shop on
~ sth Avenue, between Commercial and
Mechauig- street. al calls promptly attend
CI to. r.tr lanl19 tr
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" M.uiRnI~y

DlNsICIAS AND sURGEOS Onicc al
I the Drug store or Moore i weaver.
t.uITaIf 'I ..r
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euiLDERs. an cHETEcT5. &C.
E a. sPRAouR,

DNiSICiAS AND SURGEON Onice On
= Hanna's building. La Commercial street
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Best OAK harness. gSa45e7
Besf Oh (, bride, persGoz.S S54sS58
Best buffalo slaughter sole 39a35c
Buffalo slaughter sole, No. 2 @s11o 321Se
Oak sole, best ....ssS 1919 ,-sss Ale
French cali. .....5......ts S1.60zS 80. %
French NIP, per ID - SI.10asI 80
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.. \. MOORE. NJ. d.,

!. ". TIsUEY OETHY, NJ. u. ~
DuisICIAS AND SURGEON, ETlpoTia,
ii kuuH.Is-
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physicians

l.. ID. JACOBS. n. D.,
nf1ICE In NEws Block, up stairs.
~ janiT2tf
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-12-18
Congressional.

The Senate bill for removing pollti-
cal disabilities from Thomas ) Bo-
cock f. J. Haven, aud Daniel Trisg
If VirSiail, and john Reagan, o.
Texas, was passed.
MIR. Arnell presented petition
from large number Of business
men all over the country Foe the re
neal oFthe Bankrupt Las. Referred
Mr.. Phillips said there had to be
a Limit to the compensation of mem
hers. and that the limit had been
fixed by public opiaion. The
American Congress stood 70 day AZ
,hc bar of public opini0u.
Mr. Orb said he b-d offered his
rropo>i,ion last evening" mere Ia the
nature Of = compromise than any
,hirg else, because it WIS apparent
tina, unless there was a compromise
the House would never arrive e q
conclusion. He thought that four
propositions had been definitely sc,
lied by public opinion;
I. That the law Of the last Con
gress should be repealed.
>. That mileage shall never ogn'o
be restored.
3 That the frankliog privilege, 50
fsr as relates 70 be peis,osl privilege
Of members of C,ngtcSe, shall never
be restored, whatever else nav be
done 10 rcglsd to iisribuliOg public
documents.
1 That TIE sllary Of members OF
Congress shall be substantially what
il WAS under the old law
81. Beck took occasion 10 enlcg' e
the Administration for It's course 10
reference TO Cuban sElirs He SAID
,b.tlf there Was any thing which
The President had managed vel! i
VAS the negotiations with Spain
The Presiicn, might have plunge
the ooua,ry into difficulties. aud per
maps have agcrau ijzcd himself a, the
expense of the coun;ry; but the
course which he had pursued had
been extremely moderate and wise,
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LITERARY NOTICES,

Pens MoNTELY.--The Deccm Der
mum Der Of this Magazine maintaias
lis high reputation. The character
Of It's work is entirely different from
tbe other moutAlies, ana is one to br
appreciated by the student.
|; is euph tically "of the times;
the nan Of action, who has not leis-
ure to keep himself rcsred by The
doi'y newspapers, the review of the
mouth furnishes him with a com
pendulum Of what IS worth kuoxing
of current news. The articles geuer.
ally are live practical and scholar
IL
Published by the Penn Monthly
Association, SOC Walnut Street, hill
adelphil
TIE SPIRIT OF THE TIMEs.-Iu
our boyhood', days, we Used t, fitch
uacle Charles SPIRIT" which Wa,
then Potter's Spirit and rad ,y-
cry article in it from the first page (,
the last. 0ae Of the wonders Of thu
tunes, Is that the sterling paper keep
up to its standard; 1t would hereby
he compliment 10 say it surpassed
the old issues; but there is that in it
that makes Que feel as if he wa
young again, and could enjoy these
P"l>e quickeniag e1citemeDts Of
heir days
An EDITORS tastes and eDj 'ymeuts
are forced to succumb TO circunStin
ces, and We can only read and wish
Every Horse breeder, or fancier, ev-
cry sportsman, every farmer could
take the Spirit: II is not only INFER
esting but useful. We would speci-
ally commend the articles on the ear
" forcing Of colts as practiced by
some of our kentucky friends, and
hope they have read aud prof'ed by
them.
Published by Geo. Wilkes. No 8
Park Row, New York.
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TIE Indians seem slow 10 learn, or
qa.,k TO forget severe lessen. The
fate Of Captain Jack and his braves IN
lost upon the savages in Texas, or they
are growing indifferent to the eonSe-
ouences of outrage. Adviees from san
Antonio roper, tina; in a hate raid ON
the Nn-ccs river. they murdered num-
b2, # hcdsacn AM run of about t'I-
ty hors.s. \, other places they com
m'tt,d Ou.mccs in killing and hanging
n. hedgn.n in trees, and m or-
y.a, cT sheep. They are travelling q
dangerous read. The Texans w2cn
aroused 70 vengeance DO not stand opoa
sugl t..g-, as the Law, u3r are Jay
easily msy.d to pity, Unless thos
hungry redskins care TO make q trip 70
the happy hunting grounds. they VII.
&C: wisely To cultivate q feeling Of
friendship with the natives and leave ca
their proving
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DIAMONDS IN BRAzIL.-We have
been gratlfed by a visit from II. NJ.
Lane, Esq, tie agent for Ayers Pills
Sarsaparilla and Cherry Pectoral, in
South America, who has just visited
the mines with his medicines, and
described to US the process Of taking
gems from tie earth. 4 driver pla-
ces his gang Of slaves in mud hole,
where the gems are found, and pans
out the earth in the water, like gold
washers. The negroes are naked, to
prevent their secreting the diamonds
in their clothes. They are required
to work facing their overseer, aud
forbidden 10 raise hand to the face
lest they should swallow the jewels
when found. Yet they do carry
them away, by becoming so expert
that they can snap them with their
fingers from the pan to their mouth,
without detection. Ayers medicioes
are the talisman for their diseases
and it : not diliicuit to exchange,
With the negroes, Ayers Pills in
about even weight, for the rouc h
stones IN which the brilliants are hol-
deu.- Boston Leader
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General News.

Kau-a. CRY has packed 15,c0,
hogs.
Outstanding lesai.;au1,r $575,
199j76.
\ food prevails in the Pennsy
Nsnia oli region,
Agassiz's ecogery is now consider
ed improbable
Treasurer Spinner gill shortly 60 &.
Florida tor bis health
Nine prisoners escaped Friday
night from Tie jai. Of Butter County
Penn.
Eue Canal having been reoPsued
lJlts ore pushing forward a; lively
rate.
TIE Cupahog. River i, unusually
high, .Id e.4s,d,ratie d.u-se ia,
been tooe.
The expedition Tbich lately ,,f0
Batavia or A.Leen landed Oh that
coast without opposition.
The Berlin press REGARD H.,
B.z4ipe verde, As the sui,ot pohu.
cal intrigue. s.d coLsure Dqk,
D'Auma!e.
The Massachusetts, Ceutsi Society
has re-. lived that the Use Of ch.yru.
form IN dent.l O!etaliOus Is uoJ ~
visable
The aucual session Of the Naiioua.
Couuc.l + the UUioo League a
America will te hg,d IN " ssh,us;0,
III, week.
The tsaush,p Ernst Moriiz Areud
fryn New York 10. S;etun, Is o,boI,
90 Ls4.auo, Lelr Eurr1 IeaGiug
b4Ciy Assistance h-s been seat.
Perfect, Who vas TO have been
hanged yesterday at joiner. i,i.uoi,
he's made tut confession OF b.,
c,iue, 4td W-s granted u week D.
respite 10 prepare iur death.
Donald Mckay, Deputy C. ork ia
The Chlcag0 CumIua. Court. cOnylc
ted Of .s>uln. fraudulent usturauz4
ton sIer>, has been seutcuceI {,
three years Ia the IyLIjcuu.Iy.
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All. SrErHENs.-One Of the nota-
lie ercuts Of the past week was the
speech Of Alexander IL Stephens q,
Georges. ON the Salary grab. There
was a strange sight in the House Of
Representatives when the "old maa
eloquent" spoke. The character Of tLg
raan-L;s au.eccitntS-h,s position In
the late so-callcd CoUftderacy-
former position in the House Of Rep
reseutatiyes; oil conspired to render
the occasion, one Of dramatic Interests
NJ Stephens spoke with the bold-
ness cf Acknowledged purity and truth
He did not fear misiuterpr, t.,iou, for
there is NJ point in his part which Is
vulnerable. Whatever others may
think of his opinion, they can find no
fault iu the man who expressed them
He thinks that there is no danger ct
paving Representatives too much; tina
the office is an exalted one, and IL,
occupant should be above suspicion, auo
above want. Mr.. Stephens speech
was listened to 10y Senator's and Rep
resentatyes in profound silence, ana be
was warmly congratulated at its close
He looked almost As frail in 1860 as
ne does now. and vet while Ihaj.
Stephens, J. F. Hale, Lincoln, Doug,
lass. Bell and others who were hart!
men. while he vas q shadow, have pass
ed away, and are almost forgotten h;
SIKH. voice is LsGrl again With The rev
c-cncc of former wears.
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The Panic and its Effects
upon the DRY GOODS trade.

~, a.. .o,,c,,,n -, rrt..s.,
Ipvyppnrurps,
IN. .,. %. ..
'"'f'' P'f' "
!"i"'''''o" ''P' ~ -'',' -
o''''o a. Nv i'''uo'' . ''- ~ a..
nom @'N' ~ g p'' '"'"
" ~ - - :" -. na 80, a.
-. -.
49, - SO
'''A' ~ a. '''-'' s''o'' 49, - "' W
pc' !ai"' ''''' u S''"9 nun CIV ~ f"P, ~
se'ses az" '''e''s j" III ''''
coIore' c"SNhitreS AZ sue ''u"oeu rum ~
brIIiahlshes from 90. % si''V per !''"' '"e''
goods are vbl'I 10 81" ~ "ppearahce M" po''c'
for wear aIpacds u aii c"!'rSa Z'1' per !a'"i
rehucN! ''"m zoe excellent fast-cO'"red c~ll'oes
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o.! ''i1'.fNhs s''a lis' veal 80 '1'-at ""' "'''
the cost 'iuH yaid-"lde "hite Aah"e'' "a'I'h'
all wool, ~ 41c3 per yaru-reedmr p'I'e W
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n'hhei at i6'se' per !ard-reduc'u from @'c.
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best t,p.str, Brussels at 20 best ingram at l.
!. 10. and 20; o-clotls ut 80 and 10. per yard;
rugs and m,ts in great variety at popular prices
trunks in great variety AZ extremely low prices
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-12-18

The trial OF B-ziae for treason l.
concluded nd the verdict guilty
is rendered. TIE entiu- of the vcr-
dict is a .urP,.sa aud should it 6y
fulfilled by The punishment Of deaf!
France Wi have degraded herself
among civilized nations. France
was defeated 10 her conflict with the
Germans and she feels sore aud Is
trying to hinge the cause Of her fail
ure aud TO exercise spite up one Of
her own people. Liter dlsP teh. :,
b wsver, state that The sentence ba-
bs,u comm, ted BY Prudent NcN.-
hon to ,uty wears ssc'usioo