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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-09
SeIDI MONEY SelS!
Sir pSnllnteral Ssttritg 8anf bon

Baltimore"
rntcr benz 6taats z@eisee Dtarpraub's incorporrt,
gtr. 27 unb 20, Neit 6apette@, nabe
GaDtraBe,
if nunmeBr seoffnet uno sur 8eiorsun9 BON Seddf.
ten bcreit
sic maGt SluIeihen su opaem SSerthe (al psri)
aui Der. bliadtonen, ma9t 8oribiiie dui
BantI, Staet= uno StGntsoapleren (Bank, City
& State Stocks), ionic aui aue ESertbpapiere, hlG
Gtarttwertb babeH.
g6enIo Weroen urter ben liberatfteu Sso in.
guugen Die ar0Bt moalio1en 0InIehen aui als
&rten uOu BertbiaGeu, GBGGrea ieoer art Il. (. 10.
9emGtt.
Bg- BrtpltzG SCmeu.
So QBegen oes Rdbnen iprebe man por in ber
Sauf, SIR. 2s uab go, ESeft gazette, uGbe Der
19Goitrdse
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-09
SoIIiffoI1 In Der (Shc{oDeofe Vai

Norfolf, 8. Suli., Ser 9ampfer U@uli
@tream," BON Baltimore nad Ren'Srleuns
befiumt, lief wegen notbwenoiser Repdrutu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-09
S8raelitif6be Serfammluu9 FUR
Gjriiubuno ctneS tbeplDa, SInitttut5

@incinuatt, 8. Sul. : Sertreter BON
unqeid6r 15 iSraelitii9en @emeiubeu be5
g8eliens unb SiiOen8 Ueriamnlelten nd heute
bier; Sr. Norte Qotb ruurSc sum Soriiber
ermGblt. @r iagte, Der 3wef Der Seriamm'
lung iri, etue 8erstnigung aQer israel. Sc
meinben berbei5uiitbreu uno Elm tbeologtides
Snjtitut su begriin0en. GS maren 200 De-
Iegateu auweieno, uuO Brieie aus alien Ghets
fen oe8 2anbes, in oenen Der 3rued Der Ser'
iamn,lurQ qebiQi9t miro, purbeu UerleIeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-09
SSrnnnp

@nipe, Canada. 8. Suit. - Der &e9ies
rung8. .0ampier yDruiO" 1T nit Dem @enes
raj. .8ouueruenr beute bier cingetrofIcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-09
Scr 9elouIGrft+

glewz0Orf, s. Suli. = 1el0 leid9t
III -4Yros. @r6ange fet II. entidieoen b01er,
81. Sob bemeat unO b6ber, 15t-158. 8e,
qierungssObligatiOnen j4lOfen left 81 119t
iiir Set5ier, liz fir '62er, 9(ttienmarft Jet;
Nh. Gentral 1893, @rie Gil, 2ate Sbore
So, 5ainoiS @eutral 1893, Yitt8burg 875,
Vortbpeltern 69g, &ods5SlanO 110s, :
llnteritaBamtes ,8ilau3: $4O,055, ,699 Sob
a1A 200 o5e Enrro1f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-09
sir gNilinn'idle Wahmaltbine

oue a,ten stnfabe uno 6anepzarbsit tit norsass
rdsr. oils ode anOsru. Sic lduit lsttt, osns e9e@
r5uh IN euiod uno oauerbaft uro esnet 10 bs'ons
seTs iiir Sdneoer. Ser 9reis berisloen 1T con $oO
1925. Mon ipretss Dor uno unter'une otelsioe.
EB. Sropn, Issnt,
,o.os, Mr an, Noro seSaptraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-09
Ssla q. Snmaa 4 Gom1.,
SIR. 4a, Befss Drattftrafe,

nGbs Spedr's 2Bertte,
Sdueier NIT BEN beifsn b6rten
Safeus' Baae1s, Sunburps uno Cumberland
&ohlen,
2a4o gfunb auf bte Tonne in alien Gaaea, trst BON
%i,fer nnS anbern nnreiuisfeiten. (Sept6, 12DttsD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-09

s Salifar, I.zS., 8. Suli. - Son benz
@rad bes Dpfr8. y@itp OF 8aibin9ton" hnO
iehr menia neuere Radridteu etngetrotTen.
Die BaIIdoiere meroen bon Dem Sampfer nit
a.fod1tem @iien periebeH. Otan bofft, oas
8oot flott MAIDEN Al f0nnen, menn baS ihDue
g8etter anbdlt. Die Sffi3iere oes Oumpfer8
iaaen, baB man ieit 2a9en feline 8eobadl'
tunqen MAIDEN fonnte. 0as Sdiif erbtelt
bereits beim erlteu StoB etneu 2ed; man hont
benIelben peritopfen unb bann ben 0nmpfer
flott MAIDEN gu tDnneu. SerIelbe bate eil
tbeifpeie iehr merthooues Sarge.
Die betrefienoe Ste1e 1T wesen ihrer Rtiie
berii6tist, sablreide 6abr5euge iinb berctts
bort Qeid]ettert, u. a oer Sran8portoampter
,,gmelons," Der Opfr yBactoloS" uno oaS
Stiff ,6e;ettab g8iuiam5.
auf Der naben Sniel itnb 5uei2eutttbnrme,
leiber lit aber Die &ii tie nod uiht nit Nebelz
trompeten periebeu.
gapt. 96cri6an BON bier miro bic 0tettnng
Der 9iiter beuufiiftigen.
ltnaIifsfan in Der 6Dftcner Sat.
9 t IN, 8. Sult. - Die tletne SdalupPe
.,Wartettan uon SiiozS0iton mlroe 9eIterH IN
Der 8ai Seltoben Qefunoen. @tue Held)e 9tn9
in bem Sateluerf, al8 man oaS Sahrjeu9 auT'
riatete. Uian uermutbet, oaB orel auoere
ertranteu, al8 oaiielbe nmfiirite.
lbermals ein NJfOro mno Selbft=
mpro.
g # 0 n, s. Sult.-0eute ytad)nttta9 er'
if)oB Wid)ael Desmond ieine Srau uno io'
bann iid ielb1t Das gbepaar rpcbnte bts'
ber in Suft's ShaBe, aber aut Saniita9e
taqte Desmond ietne6ruu uno tbte 5pei Slns
Der aus an0erer gbe aus Dem Saule. 0te
55rau fanO nit ilren 8iucern QUARTER IN
SecoubhraBe, Sdos 8ofoH, wcbin Desmone
ibr folste uuO fie ;usrit uno Johann it9 lelbif
eri6oB.
Der u. iabrise SEQ. gOwarO Curtain
mur0e beute Dor benz RtGter Salcom per-
60rt, angetla9t, in Siio,&cton ben 8naben
Sane ermorbet Su ha6en. Der 1un9e Vtoroer
uuroe benz @efdngnilie Su Cambridge l6er<
mieIen, I'M i'm Sttober in 0Opell pro3e6rt III
iperoeu.
Die ,,Gretit= Wf0btIter'' : Drpsede.
Sartforo, Conn.,, 8. Suit. = Sefern
erid,ienen peri0nll9 Dor 9fidter Sblpman I'm
bieiiQeu 8uuOeS 8iItriftss@eri6te 5lpeluHo<
ted,Ia 8etlaqte in ben ,,&reolts Wtobllter"z
8ro3eIieu. Sic beantra9ten, baB Die Sla9e,
iolueit beielbe gegen iie geri1tet 1T, ab9eIUIe'
len melbe. neil 6o8 9erid)t feine Surlsolts
tion aeqen iene 8etlaaten babe, bic i'll Glib
9iifriften bon giepsYort pObnen. Der AU=
.raq auf g(6peliuu9 Der SIaQe wiES wabr.
If)einltfJ i'm Gcptsmbertermin beg Sertd)tS
erGrtert iperbcn. Siebenunoadlt5ig anNere
Setlaqten, purben ourd ibre anmdlte osEtrez
ten. Inter ben 2eeteren beianoen iIdl pub
barb & I6goe unO Chapman & &Outu pom
bier; S6ipmau, 8orloW, 2arOjne II. lRe6or-
lamb BON J1ew. .DOrt; Nd)tb. SiOnep Bartlett
uuo GtGter 8. q. Gurus pOn SOnOn; :.
". 9eparb, 9teru<DOrt; Sobn g. Ssaf unO
Qewi8 $. 8rifol pom 5iewsSupen; WtllG,
Beet unS Spbpfe BON gtelJsOort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-09
9ie berbeherte uJlarenee" 3atma'
it,iue. 70

Die bette Rajdlne fir iei6te uno iG~srs Saml'
ysn.ys 6bsreien. Sie bat Die berubmte riidfsueare
Gpeiief urs I'D Ielbt ri6tenSe epni1lttzStisttuns
uno oausrt ldnser, als isoe anbsre Usai6tns. fSfo
inter IeG.eu soinsuuseu oerfau't i'm
% rfaufslotaIe Der "6 torence X aS III u
{htRens@ei elIid att,]
fsuIi2i .I2I2teS) STR 49, Saurb= g ebarieSHR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-09
Die taufmGunil6e 2l9entur 0Dn
O. @. Sum & Comp,
YG!;imoTe.
(TtabIirt i'm sunni fSAA.O

IWfd0lict III ~SuHt A5&h.b
8ieies gtabliGmeut lieitrt (nur an uuterihrGiberl
ale notbiQsn beailrteu SUiOrmGtioneu blEIiat,I9
Der Stsqung, SeraRtruortlIdieit &C. poH 9aufutSH,
JGuolern u. T. 10. iHner5Glb Der Ser, S!autcH SCrs
titeren uno Sritlt sNoros sImuita; nut lgitru re
Gin ReferenSzBurb, nebes ole glaRen ron me5r, aIs
5O0 600 &auHeutGn Il. l. 10. uuo 6cIeu Rdten unO Die
Steauns oerisIben eHtbdlt. IS IN oCs compltteHs
uno aueeeeebrtCte SpitCm, lUCides iemGls llir os
Beauemlihteit Der Suntz uRb 6GnoelsbGuicT uUs
fir bic oIgemeine BegJ,'irung uHo zen Sdut bts
banoels orgaHtirt tuuros So 3ueigsSurroue tabcu
mir, Del6e In ben baupdG1liHifeu Stdoeu tao; uus
Iere 9rlei6teGungen foHReH udlt iberToTen DeyoeH.
ESm. g. Gcarlett, biCrluobrCnoer &ompGguou.
R9- Sdaiee Aniprildbe lueToeH siHgejogen uno yScc
rittSa6eu I'm au9emetnen bsorgt (5dH2Ll5D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-09
&aufet siuaer,s Nabmal1inea

bel bem beutihsn assntsu
Srien. xSiis,
eb,uss olIs Arien ytdbmatlnen mlt lelhsW HeuS
Srbeflerteu uub atenttrten
Selbd O(euben Gd,punarae
(Wirsenfe anberwo Sn bahen.)
p,,,,rssIoial: Tr. 81, gBeit Saitmores, rabe Der
9ouoauitraBa.
wsn,rotrrsu usrpen prompt unb biuis beloret.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-09
FIR 1amiiicn= =y1dbarbeiten

IA ,eina NaiGine better, als Die Home shuttle hock
Stitch, ba ie oausrbat uuo snfa IT. MD. islf9 oss
5tdoiat piro uuo irseno stusr Der fReursn uea'ns"
steiafommt. ,.. tsrs sohrs
,orortirt. Spbu Z. SsutIer. @snerol@aseHt,
sr. 8, bzGbarlesefraas,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-09
SYfbttae Jtacbrtbt !!

eh bobe ole arten sebrau6tsr Rdbmoi6inen' m'e
., arss,,fte. @inssr'i6e, Sowe'ibe, empire.
.snsors n {. w. TO out, pie neu, pon slo aufpatts
~aTrstbio ODER ueue, usnn uorsssossn, oosr permits
tb, eieislben su 50 pro 9ionat.
Sdmes @arter
wr. sOOH, EseifsSaitimDrearasf.
rally pl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-09
Die SSbeeIer=a&StlIDn'i1e tene
NfGhmaicbtne

IA bic siu,tae, pe&e ben Lockstitch mat, Osns Den
Shuttle gu ssbrauhsu.
De,e ueue Maidiue uerrt6tst ole arten tsamllten'
s,Sbsreisu pom ieinhen Nuielin bis gum l9msrlteh
guts. Die eusise RafGiue, fpelde Ssmoenmaaef
asbrouten. Gum 8ertaufe nnr bel
Seterfpn s. CARPENTER, Sen.sgsenten,
(Desl2,1SD 0r. "a, WeazSeltlmofepr'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-09

Wemp6i8, 8. Suli. - 0e-te pur5e bier
cine an Der @botera 9eFOrbene PtliOH beers
bigt.
glew.gorf, 8. Suli. - Or. 6a8.
brouf, elmer Der 8erBte, mslde ben uaitorbe.
nen Or. Sing bebanoelte, iagt, OaB oerietbe
Der Cholera srlug.-&apt. Saml. 8eder pon
benz Seriep. &itp. .SdbrbOote III on Der Cholera
ertrautt; in Der @rauofr. iOa fd ebeniallS
eiu 9ranfer befnoen.
Uliout9o omerp. 8. Suli. DIE 8eri4te
in n6roli6eu Bldttern, OaB bic Cholera bier
qraifire, hno islih; Der @eiuHpbeit8Suftano
1T uOrtrefilid. Die Seu4e bat fd uur on
smet 0rtcn Oss 9taates, in 6untsOtae unO
Birmingham, 9sSei9t, 1T aber bereits micOer
i'm Qbuebmeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-09
sic lotteric son &entucfN.

NOutsOIIIe, W. 8. SuII. = Nle 0EILlt
3iebung Der ,aentudp'er 8ibliOtbet.Gotterie"
beQanu nm llr beute WtOrgeu. SO nuroe
ange,ei9t, Dab ale 2ooIe Oertauft ieten unb
bab bic 3lebung Die 8ertb,iIung elmer Ditit,oH
9ellars bebeute.
Qput8oi1Ge, 9p., s. Suti. - Sn ber
3iebung Der y2ouispiQer 8ibIiotbets2otterie"
iielen sic, 900 auf QOo8 gtr, SO, ,74S uno $4,000
auf Rr. lO,55O; isrner 500 1000 (oer 9aupt.
aeptuu) anf gtr. 20,893, $4,000 uuf gtr.
$3.50 uno S25, 900 auf 9ir. 4,170.
9td1Reu8 loq nod eiue3iebuHg lottTnoeu.
Dtuu bentt bon benz @rtrage Der Sotterie oie
grGBts gibliotbet bes 0anoe8 gu ibafien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-09

Sennings TaBn SIntlHr.
Cine elesante, fibere uno erfolgs
retebe Wunptpdfbe.
rr weiuiouna, o 8erjtonsruns Il. @r5altuus Ser3dbrs
,un nss 2abnhsiihes, uno si5t Dem Gtbsn stnen anz
oensbmen @erut. gu babeu bel allsn 0roautfsHtm
2Gssmeinen uno
v. Bpnfpu Jenriras Is Semp.
,,a,,., 1ospS> SIR 90 VorozS barleeir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-09
Nue SaItfornien.

Gan 6ran5i8cO, 8. Sali -- 9as
0irettorium Ger SuserUiOren behdtigte bsuts
bas SetO oe5 WiupOrS i'm 8etrsff Der aineli.
ibeu 8aid. .SerorOuung. -DaS0irettorium
paiirte aleidfaQS elneStrorbnung, welde Der
pSiOlidsn ocific.8abn" Die Seuusung Der
2Ouiiinnafra6a u. Der Wiiiiou8.8ai erlaubt
Ser Gbirrtrs Semia, Der i'm ROoOcsSrieSe
ein Sein oerlOr, ilt beinabe lpie6er bergefeqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-09
/ Sabudrstliebes.
9r. W. s. Gtberibgeo

Tr.21, 81 D. Sroa N q .,
H., ssirsu nisIeu beutItben SuneeR uuo Dem Bubltr
fnm hsfannt, oas er sgt terslt III, tintii6s SABINE
bsr beasn auattdt basI, ais Is & m9sno ,csp y Gsp
SrSminms 3dbne touuen nlpt nbertrehen peroeny
SuS iinS surGsebsnOs sarantrt. DIEM satsas r1 gTo
iesltt @ ir6 bsielts unS Rintsrast ts'ns 6Slsn Gst
Y9s ne bsite Nrbsi bilesr, als irsenb Semano In
ber Staot. ~: - Sgass.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-09
S}Ghmuif,ineu aur Wietbe

an 80 monatlia. 3um Ssrtauie in &etsnsa9lnnssn
An IS pro Ronat. Buarsatlsr srbalsu sinsn iioerd'
lon ah,uo. 1orfep q 2onbenflaser,
r0Hs1tsO Err, "a, Seorr SutawfraAe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-09

Rr. 81, Rore zSaIUertfrase.
Baltimore, Osn Z. Sui 1873. l6l-9F
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-09
g. Natue, Ssraussetsf.
epe3tal $ Noti3et..
8altimDre
Sire 5n(aranre etffe,

Baltimore
:9ire e5nIararre qifs,
Slbwea.gde BON Soutb' unb 8atsrRrass.
Disis @eielitait uerf6ert iortpdbrenb ssssn Ssr. w
IuIt ODER 66aoen ourdb BranounslIf ionobi IN cer
Stabt, me i'm eanbe, ane artsn pon Gssnteunl'
Wobn., saoeus uno gBaarenbduier, Sansnslssutv5
Nderbau. 8robufte. Dtobeln, Saus Serdtel9aINn,
I'm Sau besritfene ODER i'm 9afsn in saouns oeEnoa
ft1e Ssabrseuse ". I. 10. s,,
6aS Sirsltorium beNsbt aus folseneen Serren:
W m. @. Sarriion, Brahosnt;
upo 81 Widers, 8. b. 3apff.
Sor;S < W,iIiou. & Robt. Senfins,
SnEoS 8cnninotou, Q. Worton Stemsrt,
SSrnnsia =. Gina, y. e. Hemcomer,
grn oYron Srpine SorD5,
3 & Stsuort, N. D Eaplor,
Snm a Brure, Ssrael @obel,
@eorse G. Sarrion.
xnpfifctions.is sormulare nn6 pettsre Watri9t hber
,is Ss,eaid,oit pirb in oerOiHce, Sibrpeh>Sfe oon
SontbT un6 9BoterFrase, ertbeiIt mo- aut ale Auiz
tYSss iofort erleoist nerben. SerFberunsen nsroen
ami iraenb cine isrti aneenommen, melts Der appl'
fant fplni6en mag.
fQnul.1SS r. &SppCmprtDs otI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-09

9ebforo, 8a., 8. Suli. : 5Olqenoe
9epeite purbe BON benz bier peilenbenS Sberit
s. &ufiee on ben Braitoenten @raut abges
idtdt:
,Sbre Srieg8politit tptrb bon Dem SOlte
Der Ser. Staaten uid1t gebiqigt. SD beab.
f9tige, nit tiidIti9eu QnpGlten mad Oregon
81 reiien uub ben Capt. Sad, iomie ietneGOm'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-09
Scbcrmdnu,
Js0ln AQn(Q(R

REID peer drr berbeirabst ootr nit iuIe Ien StBtH
mir tnt itnsn WitteIn entipre9enbG Summt OsrEGtrn
uno in Dem ooroGren Rau9t eer Disqualification GlIta
4oFA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-09

&. Gourtmep & Srnoer,
Str. Ia, StDrb Sbarlesfrake,
Gde Der Sapsttearase.
wir MAIDEN aui unisreu rsiGbaItissH uns cfiorttr'
ten Borratb Don
G5ampagner,
Rbeius xBeinen ppn Der feinaen Gmditfaf'
Sberrpz, Sort unb Wtaoeiraz WeInen,
Samaifa Rum,
Seotdb EBbtSftp uno
6aDannazSisarren
crsmsr,,o1u. ueIdba ale Sipei Woden per Dampttr
smntonaen uno i'm 8leinen 81 @nsros=Bretlen perf
fauft weroen.
feinen 9bee
uno
ausaswdblte @rDeeries sxSaaren fur 8smtite.
,ns,n;os aoentsu oes berabu,ten u bon is Ietz
MN n a aenIz W Wbtsfen. t0eil3,12DdD
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28

n WORTHY old farmer, who was being
worried in his cross-cxaminaiiou by law
yer in Maine, exclaimed Look here
squire, don't you ask good many foolish
questioDs2
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28
NULL Inns OTEL.
MOOrcfeld, West Va,
JOHN WILSON, Proprietor.

II TIE undersigned having purchased tho good
] will and fixtures Of MULLINS HOTEL.
takes this method Of informing his friends and
the public generally that he is prepared 10 a,-
commodate the public in a manner Which CON
not fail to please
y First Class Hotel having all the mode n
Improvement and is furnished throughout wi n
new and splendid furniture. The TABLRis nj.
ways supplied with the best the market afford.
Good Static attached to the premises Faithn
and oblidng servants always on hand 20 sc~ui ?
comfort 90 guests.
5riS~ Terms MoDgRtTE
JOHN WILSON.
Moorc6e!d, June 9, 1871
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28
ELIAS HOME

WAS the orieinnl inventor and patcatee Of
w the SEVING ~ CHIMES. The
Elias Howe Sewing Machine
Has a medoHion hend jnLcIlcd IN each
and eroy Wochjac, and is he NacAinc IRE
represent u,R recommend, and ,oi gua r.
aatcc It 10 b. the best .Nochjne IN he mar
het far all kinds IF .Sccrioy, cM aHh,nds
Of SIR, Thrcod and Couca
II onr PairoHs do mt find It 50 IRE ,cW
tahe II buch and furnish them ann ofbcr
H1cLNe IN he mnrkch Eren EJchnngc.
There is no risk 10 RIM IN JuyiDg an
htias Ho'ce ScrjDg "chipc If us
Do not BE- hmJvygc3 Ly pcrSous Uo,c
ing abo" imProeed and re-D,proUed SER
IN .NacLines.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-28
Ladies' Hats
Ladies' Scarfs * Ribbons

Indies Scarfs * Ribbons
fine q"di'ty, and rery h"ad>omc;
Homen's SHOES from l 81 h, 81 25 !;
Gents heocy BOOTS from 3 50 IN 81 30
-~hote Stock, and douLIe soIe
P"re TonHer's OIL, he best az me mar
hct-dH Leofher men ough Ia eraniinc II
The finest and p,yea COFFEE whie d
Gree" Rio anil OH Government .Jtro:
The best q r. Teos-fae .Sy,ups, Por-
torjco Wo'osscs and CLINTON lSy,Up
Upper Leather, Sole LcofLoy, Boof Buck
ing, Innings ami Skins, DC DC
Iou nil otso fnd CDm Rock,s, INT
Racks, Book ShcIoes, TD,reI Rocks, .Su-
gar. C"6ce and Spice Bores, DC
Or space 0iloHed as uW MT permit an
enumeration If all ce hire ANIL as FIR
prizes, great pains has Leen ioLeR ~ male
them as io'o as me Unrest. In shorI, II
yoW wdni 10 ti"d HE bet lSfore. ami NE
mast accommodating Soiesmcn, rail M he
"Od ArmstroHg Cbrner," opposite Mc
CDuTt-hOusc and see
KUYKENDALL e. SDEETZ
Romney, Oct q, 1872
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100000 BOOKS 81 PICTURES
GIVEN AWAY.

To introduce The AMERICAN STOCK IoURN w. 90
NEw READsus. we have put mp IOO GOO pack ages.
each containing three JorBSAIs which We will
send rgr7 TO all who send stamp 10 paw postage
Address, AMERICAN STOCK JOGRNAL. 20
Parkcsburg Chester County, Pa
y S.-An Who will act as AGryTs, vii re-
ceve a srlEvpfp, % bv 30 inch. 50 90 Pt6Trar
~ DfNga 10 q ROAD WAGON. by seadiap r
cents to pas expenses Of mailing. Eu- gents
mfkr ~ 90 S'r day
Nov -. 1872
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An Alternative and Cathartic, or Tonic and
Purge combined, for diseases arising from baI
blood.
This preparation was established in $780, and
has now been prepared in liquid form for more
than lS years. In January or February, 1870,
another party commenced TO prepare similar
article which is inferior TO the genuine and
which should mol he mistaken for Ask
for "DH. FAHRNgY's BLooD CLEANSER or PANA-
cEA," and accept no others.
The Trade Mark or label of the oldest and gen.
une, is printed in green on a yellow wrapper,
having also the signature OF p Fahrney, N. d.,
Chicago
"Dr. II. Fdhrneys Heahh Nes,enger'' gives
the history and uses OF the BLOOD CLEANSER, test
timODials. and other information, sent free Of
charge. Address
DIR. +. FAHRNEYS BROS. x CO,
WdynesJoro franklin County, P0
Ask for DR. =. gahrney's Blood Cleanser end
CLEANSE YOUR BLOOD.
Sold by wholesale and retail. dealers and by
GtLK ESON Il PATTIE,
Romncy, West Va.
Also, by J. W. Baker. Bloomery-Cooper h
Horn, Capon Bridge-Daniel Parish. Timber
Ridge, Frederick County, Ya.-Garvin h Bro,
High View-Bruce Gibson, Capon Springs and
Jericho, hampshire county, West va. q.
Mcdonald, CapOn Bridge-Sydnor Mcdonald,
Hanging Rock-Cooper, Horn 4 Carter, Pleasant
Dale, Hampshire county.
THOS. II. i. ELLIOTT,
TroVeling Agent
June 80, 1S71.-1y.
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Ey'WoMAN's RIouI- seem TO com
prise almost everything but w,mau's du-
ties at home, as wife, mother, aud house
keeper.
EV'GoSE where The ground bog twin.
o.b, is an Indianapolis phrase.
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JoHN SMITH says nobody ever paid him
much attention until he broke out of Jail,
and then he was much sought after.
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A NEW LEAF in the family history -
lucknow III be papa going to FIX the
furnace Sallie-'Ob, yes, ! and I'll be
the new nurse, and you must kiss me be.
hind the cellar door,
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WIZ AND IIUNIoR.
A FARMER who wished to invest the !

A FARMER who wished to invest the ac-
emulation Of bis Industry ia United States
securities, went into brokers' Office 10 OBJ
tain some '6se tweuties.' The clerk in-
quired what denomination will YOU
have them, sir 2 Having never heard that
word used excepting to distinguish sec,s,
the farmer, after little elaboration, re-
piled: well, you may give the part in
Old School Presbyteriau, to plelse the ola
lady /; but give me the heft ont in Free
Will Baptist
mother, don't you wish you had the
root of evil IN your garden 2
why, Josh, you sarpent, what do you
mean 2
'As moneys tho root Of all evil if We
had the tree coudn't we get ali the pre-
cious stuff p
ODD you, you pesky varmint, you're
gettin' too smart, entirely; that's what
comes of sending boys to macalemies'
a WORTHY old farmer, who was being
worried in his cross-cxaminatiou by law
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Just as passenger train on the Detroit
and Milwaukee road was clear Of Detroit, aud
running az The rate Of twelve miles M hour. an
OLD man suddenly lcipod from Dis seat, rushed
to tSe platform and bounded OF turning about
forty somersaults before De Brought UP agaiust
the fence To- short time he appeared GO The
depot looking oll around and then exclaimed.
What IN ola fool thought bad l,ft my um-
bre.'s hero. and jumped Of ,he cars 90 get 10,
and now, bang me- Dr. don remember chuck
ing under the scat.
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JUST RECEIV ED

AT
NI cDOvvcII's Drug store,
A NICE supply Of Fancy Toilet Articles. such
~ as Soaps Perfumery, Brushes, Combs and
many other articles.
TACKSON'S PICTORIAL SYRUP, for coughs,
- colds. &c. Price % cents a bottle.
4 FIRST rate Rheumatic Linimeht Price
n 30 cents a bottle
4 NUMBER one Hair Dye. Priee SO cents
~ and one dollar per bottle.
A IsSO, may be found ~ the same place, pure
~ DRUGS. CHEWCALS, &C.
All which will be sold for cash
Romney, Nov. I, ls72.-4m.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-10-01
Japanese Beds.

Dinner over, a siesta on the soft mats
is next In order. These mats seem made
for sleep and Incidence. No booted
foot ever defiles them. Every one leaves
his clogs on the ground outside, and
glides about in his mitten-like socks,
which have each a special compartment
for the great toe. My waiting damsel
having gone out, and there being no
such things as bells, | do as the natives
and clap my hands. A far-off answer of
He-i.i is returned, and soon the
shutting of feet is heard again. The
housewife appears with the usual low
bow, and, smiling so as to again dis
play what resembles a mouthful of coal,
she listens to the request for a pillow.
Opening the little closet before spoken
of, she produces the desired article. 1t
is not ticking bag of baked feathers
enclosed in dainty, spotless case of
white linen, but little upright piece of
wood, six inches high and long, and
one wide, rounded at the bottom like
the rockers of cradle. On the top,
lying in a groove, is tiny rounded bag
of calico filled with rice-chaff, about the
size of sausage. The pillow case is a
piece of white paper wrapped around
the top, and renewed in good hotels
daily for each guest. One can rest
about four or six inches of the side of
his os occipitis on japanese pillow,
and if he wishes may rock himself to
sleep, though the words suggest more
than the facts warrant. By sleeping on
civilized feathers, one gets out of train
ing, and the Japanese pillows feel very
hard and very much in one place. The
dreams which one has on these pillows
are characteristic. In my first some
imps were boring gimlet- holes in the
side of my skull, until they had honey
combed it and removed so much brain
that felt too olight-headed to preserve my
equilibrium. On the present occasion
after falling asleep, L thought that the
pillow on which lay pressed its shape
into my head, and the skull, to be re-
paired, was being trepanned. My head
actually tumbling off the pillow was
the cause of the fancied operation being
suddenly arrested.-Lippincotfs Mag
uzine