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Whole Tickets $40. Halves G5. and Quarters
$e go. Eleven whole tickets for 800.
No discount on less than 800 orders.
Nothing could bc moro appropriate for prcst
Cnts than tickets 10 this Banquet OF Wealth OF
moro likely to produce grnndGr satisfactory EC-
suits Tho object OF this Third Git Concert is
the enlargement and endowment Of the Public
Library Of kentucky, which, by tho special &C
authorizing the Concert for It's OGnGIlt ID to be
forever FREQ " Hll citizens Of every State. The
concert will bG conducted like tho first and sec
ond heretofore given, and full particulars Of tho
mode Of drawing the gifts and paying them and
everything necessary to q thorough understand
inH Of the scheme, from beginning 10 end, arc
now published in the form Of u circular, which
will 6e furnished free OF cost TO any who apply.
Tue entire management Of this undertaking has
been committed by tho Trustees to Hon. .ThOs.
E Bramlotto late Governor OF Kentucky, 10
whom all commuHicS StiOnS pertaining to tho Gin
Concert should be addressed.
i r. DURRETT, President.
W.N, HALDEMANN, Vice Prest.
JOHN &. CAIN, SeC,y Public LlbrarYpf Ky.
FARMRRS' d DROVBS' BANK. TREASURER.
As the tImC for tho Concert ID close at hand
(ApFIl 6th,) parties wanting tickets should send
in thcIr orders immediately II they would avoid
TIE rush and delay absolutely unavoidable 70 In the
lew days preceding tho Drawing. All orders and
applications for agencies, circulars and Informs
ton will meet with prompt attention.
THOS. 4. BRAMLETTR.
Agent Public Library Kentucky, Louisville, KY.
], L. RODGERS, Agent,
106 Market street, Wheeling.
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Minister Orr at St. Petersburg.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 1O.-James L.
Orr, United States Minister to Russia, was
received by the Czar to-day and present.
ed his credentials.
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Death Of Mrs. Reverdy JOHNSON.

BALT6GoRE, March 19.-Mary NJ, wife
of Hon. Reverdy johnson, died this morn.
ing, In the 10th year Of her age.
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GETTYSBURG
KATALYSlME MATER.

The United States Dlspcnsatory, the authorized
record Of our MRtOrlA Mcdcn classes this water
With the most renowned Alkaline or CarbOnRted
Springs OF Europe 1t far GICG!s any other known
In Its gclEprescrving properties, 1t does not de.
teriOratc by bOttling aud keeping. II has never
been claimed for any other mineral water tho
power 10 dissolve tho uratcs. or so called chalk
formations In the bnly or on Tho limbs and joints.
This tho GCttysblrE Kataiysine Water has done
in hundreds OF instances GOuk, RheUThtltIH,
NeurGIGiG DyspFpSiH, GrdEL: Di1bsds, kidney
and LIindIy DlstdSJS generally have all yielded
to It's innuCncc. 1t has restored Muscular FOlUer
10 tho paralytIc, cured AIdom!HI! DTCpSy. and
given healthy action 20 the TOrpii Lirer. It has
cured ChTohic DldrTh0d, IIeS, Constipation,
ASthHId, CdtGrrh, diseases OFT Nd SEiH, General
DebLlIiy and Nervous IfOStTGtl0H from MsHtdl
ard EHvsIcal EresSstS. All these by the bottled
water. L. IL u powerful lntidOtU fOT freeSfrC
Eating or Drinking. 1t correcis the Stomach,
promotes Digestion and relieves the head almost
Immediately. Pamphlets containing history
OF the spring, reports from eminent physicians
and medical writer's marvellous and wGll.nttcStCd
cures, and testimonials FROM distinguished citt.
Zcns, wiltbc furnished and sent by mail on appii'
cation to .
WIlIISEY BROS. Gcnl Agents.
22i South Frost ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
GBTTYPBuHG SPnIE0 Go.
Fer sale bg EDMUND Booking and Drug.
gists generally mArl7
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Excluslvely 10 tho IntollI gonCOr.

By the Western Union Line
OfncO Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe Ets)
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A WANT sUPPLIED.


/ claim thAtit cannot bo excolled, lst, Inpuri.
ty and quality; ID, In economy, because Il 10
firm and hard as soon % made and will not shrink
when exposed TO the atmosphere, like most
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more % the soaps now In market ct the Bame
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you will have no more trouble getting youE
clothes white and iAultless, and guarantee thA
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Others IN that It viii bear leaving In water for
or 10 hourB without tTuring It. Other soaps are
rendered useless by forgetting them In tho tu'r
or basin aftGr using. Please enquire Of You
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R6id. RhSAiR0, ", "a"
NRnniActured and sold at wholesale BY
- EDWARD RBLD,
Soap and Candle ManufActur@,
AugIV wheeling, W. We.
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Tickets, $40. Half Tickets, IS. Quarters 90.
Evour lotteries arc chartered BY the StAte,
arc always drawn ct the tho named, and all
drSWingo are under tho supervision Of sworn
commissioners.
the St. Louis papers, and q copy Of Drawing sent
10 purchasers Of hekctB.
kysWo will draw O similar scheme tho last
dSy OF ovry month during the year 1873.
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The whole mass of testimony before the
jury is published in tho Franklin papers
Of tho 9Olh,. H
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-07
CRnr PRnspEcrs 1N ErRoPE-

CRoP PROsPEcTs IN EUROPE
The crop reports from I'll parts 81
Europe are more satisfactory, end /,
is now corGdentlv anticipated that
che deficiency in Eagl nd and other
countries will be less than was re-
corded rs probable month or six
weeks ago. Ia Eugbnd at the very
ios,. however. the Whsat harvest, not
,bstauding inc improved weather,
must fan considerably below The re-
dused average OF last year, with the
result Of rendering Eogland still
more dependent on foreign countries
: for faod supplies. Yet tits remark
able Sct, ana ooe which illustrates
the ben, fetal operations Of ,be nstu-
raj I. VS. o. trade when not interiered
With ~ legislation. that the arrivals
Of foreign grajU are 50 regular and
large that the price of wheat is now
somewhat lower in England than il
vas a year ago
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INSPECTORS Of agriculture 10
Fracce are often sp2oiutea who 4uite
understand a salad, but do not know
a turuip from n beet root. 4 story
!. tod Of one Of these gentlemen Who
as paraiiDe fun with the owner.
Seeing O crop Of rye growing next a
held IF tarley,'he saP,,ut Official ask
sl why on earth ore was 81 uuch
alles th,a the other Because
sold The farmer, with grin, ,,oue is
corn rrosscc f.v two yearS!' "Ab
that's it, /, it2" exclaimed the iE'pec
cor. taking cut his tablets aud ma q
King note.
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Chesapeake E. Ohio Railroad,


thiorpho
through aud
Tho Western States the Altar tic seaboard.
The cars this the Huntingdon
Virginia BY railroad bridge be butt at this
ions be made at the 0 Huntington with
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A Short Read Finished.


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Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-07

A 'lr~. I,u Fii,t Tts s'utr9ccd
few drys s.o.i7 N.iN'1toc, 90 two
y'rrs ie 'he perianrj rv lnr t'rsary
Her corrs. r.ai g. r..rjo her boh.'f
when -skcd iF she h.5arvrersou
% cfr vty ile sentence Sbo"j not
Ice pronounced against ne-. The Plc'
asked Ger clrmeHcy On the ground
ofthe are sa1 iilhealth of tie pTis
oaer. ari ON me account Of her chill
ircn. TIE court, however. consider
Cd that IT. her ~, sUd children did
90. deter Ter from committing the
crime it should not prevent hin
FROM prooouucjUg ,ha sentence.
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-rs&'sH1z1.1ErE-ezsB
~ 8 = 3 I. SIN
I{..SSSSSy.aN f5.s..S 3 E g 3
~l1s & J: ]: i 3 ~

The startling drawback on nearly all
medicinal agents has ever been that in
their process Of purgaton and purifier
ton they have also debilitated the sys-
TEN. To oNviate the difficulty physicians
have long sot COR an agent that would
Purge, Purify and Strengthen
AT ONE AND The SANE TINE.
Their research has Mt last been rewar.
del by "a discovery which fally realizes
the f5udest desires of the medical facul"
~, and which is justly regarded as the
most important triumph that Pharmacy
has ever achieved. This important dcsid
eratum is
y. TUFTS Vox2:ab,o Liver Pill,
which purify the blood aud remove all
corgup, num5ys aai unhealthy accJuula-
.ti.ns from ,he body and yet produces No
weakness or l5ss,ule whatever but on
contrary touesthe stomach and iuvico.
rates the body during thc!r gress Of THEW
cr-retion. They unite the heretofore
irrcr1ucis'le qualities of q strengthen
jig pur-ative aad q purifying tonic. Or.
tr.is PALS are the most active and
searching medicine IN ev sfcnce. Tsey ~
once sttsc., the very roct Of diseases, and
their action IS 50 prompt that in an hour
or two after they are taken the patient is
aware OF their eooi eaectsl They may be
taken 40 any sine without restraint ofdiet
NJ occupation; they produce neither uau-
"a. gripping OF debility, and as a family
ao6icine they have no rival. Price -
eeatS box. Sold by all Druggists. Priu.
cipal Office, Is and ~ P.att St New
York
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-08-07

One day. before T.rdcrlilt OBJ
tanned the Hudson River railway,
be uas travelling to Albany, aud vent
into the bag -e-car 90 smoke. The
conductor informed bin politely thst
he must not smoke tho~e, You
don't know me. ny name Is Va7ier
bilt.' 81 don't know, nor do 2 c7gc
Who you are intend 10 obey The
rules. Ify3u were zen times a CON
modore I oou,d cot permit you to
smoke here The loyalty c, duiy
pleased Ysn1y,5u, aud be vs1t ont,
ssyirg. You are the right kind II
amgD You don; respect persons
1 tL.ak @. buying Ibis road. and ir
do you can stay 90 /; IS iouc as you
like Nso'cr0.lt cd buy ,le r9sd
and retained the uluctor. lie
frequently remarked Tat that uar
could Dc trusted; that be WIS never
mistaken in judging of character
TIE cCulu.,lr stayed on fhe road for
five years aud stole himself into a
peculHry independence
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Is the most powerful cleanser, strength
ener and remover Of Gludular Obstruc-
tons known to Ndterid .BsficG.
tits specially adapted to constitutions
"worn down" and dehilitated by the warm
weather of Spring and Summer, when the
blood is not in active circulation, corse-
quen;ly gathering impurities from slug
gishness aud imperfect action OF the Sc
cretiye organs, aud is maAi Tested by Tu-
mors Erupticns, Biotches. Boils, Pusiules,
ScrOfula, &c, sc.
When weary and languid from over
work, and ju'lness, drow illness aud iner-
tia take the place Of energy and vigor,
The system needs Tome to build it up
aud the Vital Forces TO regain their lecu
perate power.
In the heat Of Summer. frequently the
Lirer and Spleen 10 not properly perform
their functions; the Uterine and Urinary
Organs are inactive, producing weakness
Of the stomach and intestines aud predis-
position to bilious arrangement.
DR. WELLS
| EXTRACT OFJURTBEBA
is prepared directly f.Om the South
American plant, and is peculiarly suited
to al these difficulties; it will cleanse the
vi;iated blood strengthen tie life giving
powers, and remove all distractions from
impaired and enfeebled Organs.
l; should b. freely taken. as Jeruheoo
Is pronounced by medical writersthc most
efficient purifier, tonic and deobstrn2tion
known in the whole rarge of medicinal
plnis
JOHN Q KELLOGG, IL Platt ST.. y. !.
Sole .;gtb for IRE Uoitsd States.
Price one dollar per bottle. Send FOL
roular D40wi
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A work of Intense interest + great value
OCEANS STORY

By tie gifted son OF the famous 'PElEh
FARLEY The result of great h'Ftori-
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ua yira,iou and its manifold discoveries
since the food. Abo, nds, With startling
incidents. fearful disasters, LaU!ess pr
ratios. bloody battles. AMI glorious
achievements: also describes diving, teie-
graphing, ocean fisheries, etc. over 200
sYiritei cuts, Subject new. Price low.
Agents Wanted. HUBBARD BROS.
Pubs. rs SAMSON 81, Phiia. Pa.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
T-rrTfN And ther, lhe POISON

WITHIN And there the POISON
wT Is, os heud confined to
~ TT--r Tyranige on unretrieyable,
- - &A@-~~@-Condenned blood - Shd%.
The tyrant POison's power is can
celled and the blood retrieved by hress
Fever tonic. 1t enters the circulation
overcomes aud elects this,Ague poison
This remedy is warranted by the propri-
ctors 20 cure ague box Of pills FREE
with each bottle. W c. HAMlLlON 20
D15w4 Cincinnati, Ohio.
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POPULAR EEPC STTCE2
CT the Gospels and Acts,

Bv the Rev. Aired Nevin, L: r., y, D.
embraces the international Series Of
Lessons for three years. Every pastor,
teacher and flnily needs it. Endorsed
by Presidents McCosh, Cobleigh, King
Wrllace; Bishops Simpson, Stephens
Haven, and the Clergy and Press in all
parts Of the country. Agents wanted.
Liberal terms gwen. Address ZIEGLER
& McCURDY, SIS Arch st. Phila Pa.
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70 The Working Class,
NAME ar FEMALE,

MALE OA thNA III
SEQ p weeb guaranteed. Respectable en-
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Railroads ctedjng tlroug1 the entire Vest and NotAyest

Railroads crteadngtA entire Vest and NoyfAaeest
S c T eon Tor nlre.y
commenced mPl, Si rod @ viii be |e arp %
raioa nneeog with to- CGsrP% ono aud enS other
uneqej in the valley Of the Ohio 1t is in the immediat
opening he Chesapeake and Oh roaJ will give and cheap
known superior others in the United for the the
aay r pu 9s co which proves valuable " for charcoal
the S 4H n P % timber nI great pHUsr s ISa
easy accessibility celebrated f the abundance excellent
a. As ess, s@ Of Huntington win
will form between the deep waters the Chesapeake Bay and
and convenient point for the eTohange extensive scale of
@ As pure f rcsic1c inviting locality
@n ns 9s R n baS Ss S @ b city, P p s
ai TO secure tsT asf[ comforts spd ARA e pn,fSea I Of @
fined and cultivated taste WIN ese oeo IN ve" the venues and Streets
abund4n room for roadway end sidewalks ~
garden fruit trees and ub5ery in the Avenues where it
conditions which win nuisance. the vicinity
plan sssy adopted which
In the central part Of she city the State College,
buildings and grounds where residents will haVan opportunity for
education Of 'h@ E E d Of reputation " earning " n0
% ] of lots Sx2o fee, vary from $50 to $3.50 each according To-
cation These are present prices 6aaTe NOS o"9g osyGnd this GH
The terms Of PysH5 q zen on pS e et 'Ssv GO
be given half Of remaining
remaining per years date of purchase with
will given payment made accordance with the
to purchased within
purchase specified
specified regarding
szean ocs o buildings be erected
annuces experienced in almost all Of the older cities
Ro.pg Shops city Huntington The material
Of Chesapeake Ohio railroad
vicinity transported Huntington
e
Liberal arrangements made for securing plots suitable
will given duplication made
ID. w. EHMONS, Gent Sspt
J0ElN III. OLEX. Agent
Huntington, West Va.
= @A-- - 81 William Street New York
, 1873-08-16

IOWA.


Codtflcntlon OF the stnto Lnsvs --
Amende Honorable.
DEs MONIES, Aug. 15.-Tho codifcation Of
Iowa laws takes c1rcct on Sept l. There has
been much anxiety that the now revision Of tho
code would not bo issued by TINT date. the work
having boon delayed from several ca1lHea =; but
to-day tho State Binder delivered to tho Auditor
Of this county 100 copies, and will next wock
deliver tho same number to each County-Auditor
in tho State.
Yesterday, ut Pennington, on tho DesAIoines
Valley noad, below DoHhfoinos, James Moro
land, prominent citizen Of that locality, was
killed BY the caving Of q we'll. He was engaged
Dispatoios Hont out from horo aud
from other points in this :, state,
making charges against Special Agent Horny @.
Van Louvon, in tho matter Of difficulty with tho
Postmaster ct sigourney, Iowa, concerning
registered letter, wore premature in their oon-
clusions, and unjust to Mr.. vanLeuyen. His
actions In tho case were regular, and according
to his official instructions tho Doptpartment
being thon under the impression TINT such q
course was justifiablo and demanded. It ia but
Justice to Mr. Van Lonven TINT q correction bo
given to tho charges which have been circulated
through tho newspapers and In the Associated
Press to his injury.
, 1873-08-16

New YonK, Aug. 15.-qcn. Rosaor, In charge
OF tho railroad survey Of the Stanley Yellowstone
The Northsrn Pacific 19eilroad Company in this
city hiB oilloinl report Of tho results thus far
compliahed by tho expedition. IIeands tho new
end I, Anal route ncrosB Western Dakotn, from tho
ticablo and satisfactory 1t bolng greatly superior
to those Of former days. Tho diBtanco, 205
miles. is 81 milcH shorter tlan tho survey Of
187l' Tho gradoa aro moderate. Tho average
Of work ,por mile Is considerably loaB, and
tho numbor OF important bridges ID p
1ncod nonrly two-thirda. Tie Little
Missouri River, which tho formcr Surveys crosuod
Bovon md .oleyonstimeB, ts CROSSED ,onco on this
limo. 90 located. tho road runs Immediately
east Of the Little Missouri. with TOW o1cop-
tionB, tho country is rolling prairie, sometimes
and soil good Good watcr waa found tho ontiro
distance: Coal ottorops at various points IN
more abundant than on tho former routes. Tho
report says that tho main body Of Con.
gtanloy'a expedition accompanied the soiontitlo
coEps, and most Of tho press correspondents
oortod by Con. Cnster's detachment, hut fol-
lowed tho old abandoned route south Of Hcart
Rivor, Honco descriptions Of the region
trnverHod by tho main command do not apply to
country travereed by tho now routo nor tho rail-
accepted tho now limo recommended BY Con.
RoHaar, from Bismarck, tho present end Of tho
track. to tho Yellowstone crossing, and hago
called for proposals to grade and bridge this
section Of 2o5 miles. Tho expedition Is now
proBocuting the survey westward up tho left
bank Of tho Yoi1owatono to Pompey's Pillar
whore it will join tho survey made last year from
the west, and thus complete THO surveyed limo
acroBs tho continent. The cntiro command Is
DEs MONIES, Ia.,, Aug. 16.-Tho passenger
trnnB Oh tho Iowa Central lnve etoppel running
, 1873-08-16
Shopping III 1sArlse

Paris Correspondence If tho ST. LOFTS Republican.
Tile principal amusement Of tho American
wonlnn In Paris 1a shopping. The palaia noyalo
aud tlio 1auo niyolt aro tlronged by the Yn1ikoo
shoppBtB. And tho French slopkeepor Lnowa
'cnl and haB Ills waroa nicely ti1od for 'eu. Thoro
aro homo things oxtrouely nico In Parls aud II
tho Americans were 10 dispoBod VIC might laye
the sRno In New York; but wa never shall while
tho Americans take oil their oaHh, buy gold and
spend It abroad. Gloves TINT cost enormous
priceH at home nre glorious!yschonp in Trance:
Four-button 9antS do Sccte {ao fashionable juHt
now). costing 50 mud $2.25 ut homo, eau be had
for tl!irty-f1ye francs dozen-&7 gold-and tho
bost quality Jonyin, Jug'as l. DupreB arc sixty,
cost Il do!ioioaa' vines II In Paris makoH
water an unknown beverage, but it's simply
ridiculous to buy BilkB or In fact dress goodH OF
auy description thoro. a splendid quality of
bonnet OF ponaon'B black silk can be got in Now
York for four or flvo dollars and the 1amo quail
ity commando In Paris 18 aud 2U francs metro
Nhe prico OF course In In gold and most oyery
QUO paid from 16 to 20 co1lta q dollar for their
gold. But thoy don't stop to think that tNenty
francs IL nearly tlyo dollars, but buy aud buy,
and tllon worry about droBs- -makera and getting
through tho ouatom.houBo. Tho host dressed
women In Paris aud New York are very much
alike. Tho London female fashions arc Bono-
what In advance Of Bible times. but tearlully
behind Fronch styles But tho Now York public
hoar the now Fronoh operas, md wear tho last
thing in French hats Oh uoarly tho same eYep-
tpgs NTH their French aistora.