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2onbon, IA. Qug.-9tad) bier cingetrof
| fencn Oepcl1en 1T Sa5aine am Utittuof il
| Seolentenflelberu III @enua aelanDet. Oi
| Seniations gin3elnbeiten, meld)e NIT leiue1
| Sudlt Derbllnben l:ln iollen, cntbebren jeoel
Segriinbung. ST perlieb Die Snlel in einel
Sad,t, Gbne bon ben Saanttelt, melhe be-
ietner 6ludt onrd Die Singer iahen, belditi9t
5ll mer0en.
8aris, "A. 9tug. - Mari6aq 8asaint
ut geitern bon Saiel in Nains anqcfommen
unb miro iiber G0ln mad Sriiiiel gebeu.
Sranfreid wtro lttne 9uslieferuug nt6t per
lanqen.
Die Amerfennmns Der Ipnntid,en 0icpubIif.
&onoo IN, IA. Nug.-Oer Dfabrtbcr Gor=
reipouOent Der SimeS" beitdti9t Die Seridtc,
oaB Die ipaniid)e 5epublif Don Gnglano,
6ranfrcidJ mo 9eutihlano auerfannt NOR
ben. 0ieie Nadridt bat in MaSrlb 9roBe
6reuoe berporgerufen.
Sine SptSlal OeptIdle aus Berlin al bic
rPot" mel0ef, Oa3 Seltretd) uno Stalleu Die
Repnblif ebcufall5 anerfauut baben.
Die yStllle6" lagt III einem @eit 2lrtifcl,
englanO piiroe l6ou Dor ldngerer i3sit Die
ipanlihe 9tepubllf auerfannt baben, mtnn
ntdt Sranfraih gSlberlrebcu uHo 0eutl1lanO
@letdl9iiltigfeit QeSei9t bdtte.
0oub bon, IA. 9lug. - Die yYaQ DIAL
9a3ette" iagt, 9tuBlanb 30gcre, Die ipaniid)e
Republif anSuertennen, oa ein lold)er Sd)ritt
Der Safe bes 8epublifauiSmuS in europa
Soridub leifeu merDe.
Nt br1o, IA. Iug.-0le 9fesierunq bat
Geuti6lano Oafiir gebanft, oaB cS i'll Der Nn=
erfennun9 Der lpauiiden fepublif Die SSni-
ttattpe ergriiTeu babe. Glle 9eiauoteu babcu
Serrauo bcgliidmiinidt. iowobl mcgen Der
lnertelnung Der 9tepublif, ais ipegen ocS
grfolgs oeS Generals NorioNcs BET leinem
4n9rlti anf Oas Eager Der aorliiten bel
Gtel3a.
0aS nliuiiterielle 9cfret, pel6eS bic Ste
9ulationen iibcr Die glbifuifung Der Sflapes
rtt auf Yorto Gico unIfaBt, lit beute pcr0f.
fentlidt moroen.
SdDiTsnaG, id,tcn.
gono BON, IA. lug. - GngefOmnen: Su
9lmiteroam Die Sarfe vWarie," Su 0anSig
DIE Sarfe y2lusgar," Su Gueen8towu Die
Sarfe n9ttoerTOc," iammtlib BON Bbila6el.
pbia.
QueenStomn, IA. 9lug. - Ser 0pIr.
y gsSpomin9" lit bon Stem Yort bier angez
fommen
= Der 9ampfer y0tuiIia" 1T bon Stem
Dorf bier angefomncu.
@tarft uno @oric.
SonooH, IA. glugnlt. - Imerif. 6iinf=
SouoS 65er 1859. G6er 1921, 10I.
4Ccr l034; neue 9(nleihe lO44. - @rie 294.
Stperp IA. aug. - Saumpole 81.
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Die sufdlligeu ausga ben Ses Gonz
greiies laHen erieben, baB iebes Mit9lieo udb=
reno Der Sibung "a Bfunb Soilettenieiie
perbrau6te. 0ieie Scife mug alier reinisell=
ben gigenidaften baar iein, neil trOtbem 10
piele Der Serren i6mutige Sdnbe baben.
OaB Elm sc mi ter fir firdli6 e
Ing beiten Sbeater 0irettor
miro, lit mobl nod niht bagemeieu. Sn
9dnemarf ioQ bas giebagemeiene iett sur
gSirtli6teit rperben. Die na5lniide i3tg."
beriftet, Der friibere Gultusminilter Sa1 JET
gum 0ireftor bes f0nigliden 5bcaters auser-
ieheu porSel
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Yiireau oes 9au : Counties 0es
aemcn Tathbanics >tn Saltts

Baltimore, ben II. Qu9uit 1874.
OGs gau Gomtte oe5 neuen RatbbGule5 iorbert
Su perIteselteu Sorberuu9s ab9eboten oui bic
- WaYnoT Wrbeit fitr's sSrae c Der 8ptunoe,"
iopie AMI Die "StfeatDiiren nnO @tienrabmen
fiir ie dnBeren ssin8ana stp ee" aui.
Die 3ethnun9en uno 5peSiEtotionen fonnen bem
Superintenoenten oe5 neueR Ratbbauies SmiIhen 9
nbr ftiib nuo t2 nlr Diittass trseno etnem Gage
Dor oem jir Die @roffaun9 Der Nnge6ote eiteeesten
Gage eiu9eebeu, uno peittre slustuHft baiebIt er=
Ianst lueroen.
9llfe an9ebote miiiien periieselt ans 8ouz@omite
aoreiiirt eiu, in Der oberen Gde bic gBorte "Propo
sails for the Marble Works" etc ooer for the Lon
Work. u. {. 10, je na6oem Der Ssal 1T, baben unb
oem Sefretdr oeS Sancomite's i'm uenen RotbbouIe
nor 3 ubr Dee "a. stnsuit. ju fuelder 3ett Bert
bic 4n9ebote er6ffnet ueroeu 5ugeiient merbeu Snr
groffnun9 iiuo SetbeIi9te eineelabeu >'N
Der @ontraft fptro IN uebereinitinmuna nit Der
8eroronune fir ben Ban bes neuen Hath6auies an
seibloiien. Das @omite bebdlt iidb oas Redbt Dor.
aae Insebote sant ooer tbeiiweije SuriG ,uDeiien.
Soibaa @amSant,
5. &saa YteaiautS,
Sannet s., Aoams,
sfdiaboo Jeau un0
syobn N. GoaeD,
SGuzGomite;
195,7,9,2OD Seora " TriearfS, 9Irditeft
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8altimpe Wl0 so1ndaq, Is. Mmguf 1874

perftiimmclt an Der S.bforb apsne gu
Srooflpn gefunOen lpurOe, lit nod feiH 0idt
acbraAt woroen. Seine 2eid)e ipar nit 20
9Sunsen beoedt. @elo unb 9SsrtbIaden bat
ten bic W0rber linn gelaiieu. Sariui's Saus.
pirtbin iagte bor ben Goroner aus, Sarini
babe Der srau ct. Gsorge, Der 6raI eiues
anberen SoitsdnserS, aufnertiamfeiten e1z
wieien. Sic babe ibneu ertldrt, bab ite aus
sieben miibtsn, mas iie and getbau bdtten.
0araui iol ct. @eor9e NIT Sarint suiam-
menaewobnt baben; bod iino ct. 9eorge
nno feline 6rau iett uidt gu finreu. Sin
Staliener lit ioeben auf Serbaf)t perbaftet
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sGe Qut9tieoer Der GbeieQdlait iino erind)t, fib
Dfontas Oior9en Bunft ubr, eutweoer i'll HAT
iorm ODER nit benz Shueeujeibe perieben in
Jtaine'5 Safe eiu5uFaoen, um BON bort in 5e9Ieiz
tun9 bes BlnoeszBOritau6es nat Dem 0duptqnarz
there, "9ernana= =Uidnnerbor~ Safe" Su moriniren.
IS miro erlpartet, bag iib II e Uit9tieoer ein=
finoen tperoen. Souis Wuti,
UsdrlhGa Der Geeuihdit.
GGI-hl L L Rcnnnrnt Srfr
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Sermii9te Vin3eige't.
glu Die So. 9abiS gteag & g.,

Wt. Z, SWosVuHpb"Ds'
Neiue Serreu Das Dalen Der AuBenleite metnes
Ipotbeferzeaoeus uno Suns an cer Shooltzede Der
6anouerz unb eamoeuitra6e, unseIabr 2aoo Aa1s aas
~ s;fnnb Sbrer liontou1zS ieierzSaroe" fir oret
an1irihs notbpeuos. Da i'd Die grunobsitanoz
teile oerielben tenne, init Der ob9en 2hata9e per-
bunoen, 10 enpeble ib S9re 6arSe init ole'eih Set=
snii9en. @r9e6enit ... es.,,;a
<ac,..,c
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8ituOeS Erif.

Die Dutslieoer Der ~jaI imorer Sdlbenz@jeIeaz
ihait, pelde nit i'm BeIise eiRet Uniform iino uuo
ii4 am 3u9e 6u betbciIi9eH paniden, weroeH crz
ten Ab5eibeu Su petieben.
gs miro aendnibt, oaB Die NHtgtieoer entpeoer
in lluiiorm, ooer nit obi9en a6Seiuen pere5eu, i'm
parte erldeinen, nm iit oaourdb otelen unuermcioz
Observation-Disclosures Su eut,eben, ieruer, oa
es notbnenolg 1T, bas Die ~Saltimorer Shueenz
&5eieli6aIt" 10 3ablreb, ruie mo9Iih, !euutli perz
tretsn Iet. Ser Sunoe5 2;pritauo,
-eF.
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Gnnoea : Geif.

Sic Mitsteoer oeS YtatsGomltes polleu iih &c.
fdnt9it mprgcu. Sonnta9, 9tadmitta96 ilbr, 81
elmer Sieuu9 i'm 2erie einftuben.
nIn
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llat) 10ilminaton, Del. +!

glle tatboliifen Berlonen, rueIte iih an Der Grs
turiion nab g8itninqton sur 9ruuotsinls9un9 Del
erteu oeutibzfatholiihen Strhe II Iener Staot be@
t9eilieeu poleu, peroeu sriudpt, bel BEN unsretdz
neten Gomte bis nm II ubr heute Sornttta9 iid9 gu
neIoeH uno nab oem Yres uuo abiabrtsjett Su er=
tnnoi9en. Oieloen fit 1G0 Perionen, 10 toltet ods
Breis. Ser ,Sa9rpreiS mub bis nm 12 nbr 9e'ahlt
ieiH. ababrt5iet Sipii4en unb 8 lbr beute abeno.
@omte oon
ct. alp6onins -. .-......... Iuton cfenoprf,
ct. Safobus .... ........... urban SsaufmnnN,
81. SreuS.. ...... ................ TrGus 9esgo,
ct. DitdoetS uub 5erS Seiu. .@noreas s,otmant,,
IA III. ytotbbelier SartbpI. @tE6Ier,
9cbriiper &reu5er.
(i05) gStIh. &6iterS, Sefr.
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9ts fanimdnniidje Maentmr bon
II. o.. Dunn & Gomp.,

GHOcW=lCue 0ft gSaIttm0rc= mo ShnrIeHHt.,
SaIttm ore.
(GtabIirt I'M Stunt 184f.)
9ieies gtabliiiement licIer (uur an nnterbretberl
due nOtbiGen oetdilirten Sniomutionen binibtIit
Der Steaun9, Eerantp ortthteit &C. BON 3Gufeuten,
odnbIeru Il. T. 70. iunerbalb Der Ser. Stadten, Ter
rtorien uno Brtiit<gtoro Imerifa; aub lteIern nt
Elm ReTerenS BUD, lpeltes bic gamen BON mcbr.
als 100000 Sauheuteu II. N. uno oeren JiateH une
Sic Stellung berieIben entbalt. IS LIT oas compile
teIe unb aus9eoebntefe Spitem, peldbes iemaIs fuI
SequemIhteit Der Sanf= uno Sanoel6bdrier uno fin
Die ausemeine Serbeiieruns uno ben Shue oes pan
oel5 orsauiirt fpurbe 90 3ruei9bireaus baben mir
DeIdbe in ben bauptIdhiiditen Stdoten iino; unier
SrIei1terunSen fornen uht lbertroifen werben.
gsnt. q. SearIctt, bierlpobnenoeI eompagnon
Sc Sdlise slnipri6e iperoen eir9ejo9eu un6 &C.
ritbtsiadcn i'm Ausemeinen 6eiorgt. (San2l,fSD
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spe,ial Motiien.
A1aare,s 3}olfu- bahnnuIpfr

.
cHeftip reinist uuo madt Die Sabne tpeis, lo7t ben
Weiuften ab, uno peroinoert bos Seroerben Der
3dbne. Se 'saeon Der Shattel iit neu, nieold, bes
9uem unb ipariam. 45ret6 % Gents. gu BADEN in
allen apotbetsn unb 9rosuen=9auolun9en
(Nua5, l2Dttefl
RE- SD oertaufe ytdhmaibtnen aller art auf Wcz
nats5abluuseu gSer aper Saar be5ablt erbalt etnen
boberen 4b3us, els bon irseno einem anoeren Saule
in Der staet erlaubt turb. SD uermietbe unb repa=
tire, turS i'd tpIe alies.
S. 4. gtessemmes.
ylr. 1856, Weftz5apetteftrabe, uno
(Diai26,1Sy) SIR. q, Sft-8aItimoreitr.
So S,otel=1ierts miiien lebr boflid1e seute iein,
IonI alt aui e Elm gutter Sbet oes Gebdiiiseu, baS
Oenen, Die bas Geseutbett iinb, antlebt. Das
rMmcricamsSoouic" III Soiton bat beionDeres
@lTt; es befst in oen 9ieibeu ieiner anseiteuten
iolbe oGsememe eiebliuse bes reienoen @ublitums,
ne oie SS. Niprid, Sople unb @lopp. G9o-201t &ip)
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S1tttHea Gcif
Sunoes Tcf

aae I'M ShieBnouie 4nseitelten, iotuie aneS heis
beu5eiser baben iitb niorgen, Sonutag, B. 1G. o5.
9 llbr I'm SfieBbauie eiu;uRuoeu.
z
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Nens Ma;etgcR.
Sunocs NeIt.

Die 95rdiioenteu Der perIdie6enen 8ereine, me(fe
nd on Dem 3u9e betbetIi9en, polen 9eidlligit i'm
Somptotrc oes VorifanoeS y.r. 12, Dom=
ce=&tpeuue, uoripreben, uno oaielbit iiir eoe5
ibrer reip. Sereinsmitgl ueIhe am 3use t5eif<
nebmen, cine IHr etnen Gag 9hItt9e 6reitarte in
GmpfGu9 5u nebmeH.
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Sslesrap5li9e Sepeibe.t.
.Salancs9epeid)en.
stus Der gunoesbamptjtaot.

gSa blng t n, Il. NNglIT. = DC IlIz
quit Seribte aus gfep Gnglano iiber ben
Stanb beS Wtats mGhreub bes Sllli lauten
i'm aa9cmeinen giiniti9er. Sn eilligen 3bei=
len Der Otittelitaaten periprid5t Die Grubte
ebenfallS cineu giinitigen grtrag rudhreuo i'll
anbersn Sbeilen tbeils anbaltenoe 0iirre,
tbeils beftise 0tesengiiiie S6aoen sethan ba=
ben. Slt ben Siioitaaten babcu Iid bic
id)doli9en giniliifie Der 0iirre unp Der Sis
ieften gelteno gena0t.
- SIN Snnbesidabe befanben iidl beute
s14,977 ,233 Gourant; $50 100000 Spesial=
BapiergelO 9epoitten sur @inl0iung bon
9epoiitcnidcinen; $40, ,955, III @ilber, einz
idlieBlid1 s31 ,874 400 on Utiins J. @ertifi-
faten. 9ie Sapiergelo @rtulation tetrug
1892 100000.
-Sefretdr sriitom tpir0 mcrgen su ieiner
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5te @orberetttneett fiir Die safu
larfeier.
Selobmune fir Die Greretfung
eitteS WGrOerS.

gSilmingtou, 0el., IA. Iug. - Sou,
perueur Bomber bat aIf bic Serbaftung So
ieph Saglor's, bes Nt0rbers Stobert q.
0tafep's, etne gelobnung BON $500 ausge
iett. auf Nniuden oe5 SruoerS bcs @r=
morbet.n lpiro bic Samilic bic Selobuuns
auf 5000 erb0ben. Son benz Guientbalt5z
orte TaDlor's bat man bis lebt feine Spnr
entoefen t0unen.
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,Spei YerSpnea nont gltte c
fd,laaett.

Sallowell, Dte., "A. Iug. - Or. s.
6. Sabcof bon bier unb 2borlas Sanborn
aus Sofon wuroen geftern Wor9en ndbreno
eines befti9en 9eluitters auf elmer Snie1 i'm
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- Sareatt Ser
observation-disclosures

ytoriolf, Sa..
Die grobe SnlanbzsSaiier &oute mad
Netrbern, T.=G.,
Dcle Satteras unb alle aubereu Seez@,efabren pera
meioet, iouie aud nab $untteu am Reamofes
Soemtua uno 0lsrtnmtb, u. aS., 9ebt
Our6sau9s=@ oiiements uno Rateu fam man
In benz Bireau Der .Baltimorer Dampi Ba6ets
y eienibait" er4alteu.
NIlan marfire uuo peribiffe Waoreu: :" Via Old Bog
Line" B. H., u. "Pioaeer Transportation Co~P.h
p. T.. Co.
Desenudbere austunft iuenee man fih on
~. 8. Uturooueb,
superintendent Der 30 .@omp., Worolf, Ba.;
Df. 4. poor,
9fneraI fsradbtsAaent Der
.Baltimorer SompiibiH=@omp -.
(gtt,tS) am fsuse heS RHiouzBod. Saltimoie
Wte 3estnageu Se Ss9tSaen @fstt IN Srs aoS g.
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Guebec, Gan., IA. ausuit.-am abenb
oes IL. bs. Otts. ftieBeu auf Der 'SDbe bon
Bic bic Srigg uSames 2eeb" uno Der DAM
pier ,.Nornla" Suiammen. Die Srigg ianf,
unb Wtatroieu unb Der Gapitdn berielbeu
ertrnr,fPu
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Ste aebettnittHp0lle GrMnrbutt9
~ 0@oISetter5 1T Err a pdo..

NewsDorf, IA. Iug. : Sn bic GrmOr=
bung bes italieniiAen Siirtenbinbers Salpa-
Dor Earini pUn bier, beiiem 9eid)e idredlih
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-10-31
FRUM SHANGHAI
SHANGHAI. October Is, ri

SHANGHAI, October -. III.
Ids. Independent
Thinking you would like to hear
from this section In which Your
journal circuiates. / have jo'ted
down few notes.
| was present Il few days ugu
when the operation was performed
ON Mr.. Jackson Parish, who was
seriously injured on his return from
Il tournament at G!engary. Ii was
tie first operation Of The Kind that
have ever Stsn. | had thought
hat such operations AS this could
not be performed but by men of
eininenct II, di>,an' cities, bus this
has pruven % my mind That ~,
have phySi,lan. and urgeons in
our midst oil iiu mean ,@liuip DR..
Grantham comm need operation
at i o'cloc and in ss'y,n minutes
after, assisted rs Or Sui.n. II was
finished. The very noucnt the
external table, ~ tie surgeons
call II, WAS Sawed through, ard
the fractured iu,cranl table which
was pressing upon the brain was
raised, the patient became con.
scious. know something Of this
case, far iiavc been To see him
evtrai tinies hrinsc tie operation,
AMI am satisfied Tint Ii. Vas
never conscious hefore the opera.
ton MAJ peri ,rned. SINE III. ii,ju-
rv.
| ,io moi sci my self as Il Judge of
physicians, bat the facility with
which these mtu handled their
knives and othss surgical appli-
nnces, and their apparent familiar
i'y viii. every .i,lt of the human
body, they .eiiainly ,stnw their
business. Dir. Geldsnoruugh WAS
busiiy engaged dnriug the opera
ton with attending the patient,
and with his hand on tie pulse,
carefully watch.u every heat dur
In he time. We predict bril-
liant record for the rising young
surgeons.
luiitic- h, aimed sioAn, and
evrfyihii pursuing the ,Seu
tenor Of II way. More anon,
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FROM LITTLE GE0EGETOWN

LITTLE GEoRGEToW Oct. q.
Messrs Editors:
The other night our friend, JOS
eph, with his far-iamed pack OF
hounds, came down to our Village
Store, and after gathering up all
the young men who We're loung-
ing round the store they went
over the river to the larL Of
John Pearrell, Esqr., TO have a fox
chase by moonlight. They IN
loosened the pack and away they
went soon striking trail, the
music began, but ii was soon ended
by their freeing the game and all
left for Virginia again, aud we
noticed that they all Stunned the
store when they came home. Some
of them evidently went too near
the freed game but they all want
it distinctly understood that IL
was fine chase and a fox THAI was
freed, but we are sure we sinelt Pole
Cat strongly.
The Bass are getting somewhat
poorer and tanner. as Logan has
gone back TO his Ink singing and
Fleming has betaken himself TO
travelling. Consequently they
hunger after MinnoWs and Grass
hoppers.
Our Village tailor is busy this
week making apple butter so we
hear not the hum Of his usually
busy sewing machine.
The Doctors Dog has had about
pound Of lead extracted from
his leg, and is convalescent once
more.
Since the election we cannot find
a man here who voted for Boteler
or who thought he would be elect
ed. What change of opinions
a few days will bring forth,
More Anon, +.
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List OF TRAssFEKs The fol
lowing Is the transfers of realty,
for the month Of October. as re-
corded in the County Clerks OF
flee:
Bargain and sale. A Grazier and
wife To B. Sloan, trustee, realty.
Trust, q. w. Bux'un 10 j N.
v isner, trustee. really.
Trust, -. b. Pendlelon and i III.
10 Is. Hughes, trustee, realty.
Bargain and sale, " ii Baker
and wife to NJ. Duck wall, realty
Bargain and sale, Mary Wiglc
nnd husband 10 NJ l. Payne, rea ~.
b. and S.. Corwin Carr III David
Carr, realty.
Release, j. III. Gardner Ia Louis
+. Weldon
Release, Tuscarora Building As.
ISOLATION 10 John H. Sigler.
Trust. L. l.. Rus-ier AMI wife to
j. n. Wi>ner, trustee. realty.
Is. and s., Fletcher FelIer and
wife To Elizabeth RI ), nplds, realty
Trust, G. W Wisner and wife to
j n. Wisner, Trustee.
Trust, john Ii Quinn and wife
10 j. N. WiSncr, trustee. realty.
Ii. and ) ID G. Brendenberg and
wife, To Charlotte Handy, realty
Bill OF sale, jacob X. kreglow
10 Mrs. A. M. Kreglow.
Trust, David Bowers to j. III.
Morgan, trustee.
Bargain ard sale, James Roacl.
and wife 10 Daniel McGinnis.
Trust, b. +. Slane and wife to J
N. Wisner. trustee.
b. and S., +. Becker aud wife 10
John Moore.
B. and s., Joseph Harper and
wife to Joseph Il. Scbeiber.
Mortgage, Grantlam and Eve
hart to j. Il. Gikinson.
Trust, Abrillto Robinson, realty.
Trust. Henry Long aud wife 10
John Teller, trustee.
b. and s., Daniel STICKY and
wife to Annie Mcbride, realty
Trust, Patrick Gosgriff to j. ".
zimmerman. realty.
Mortgage, 4. Patch ard wife to
5. Hutchinson.
b. and S., III. A. Frazer and
others to +. Craft, realty.
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Alan Ssnssi. issn.. ss's - i nun
b'r 81 hands s@a~iantiv employed
IN taking ont iron orr frasn tin,
vein 'l.ei.td on liis place sometime
since The iron i sold To 2 eny-
sylvai,is firm. at three dollars per
ten, delivered at the Railr ad
The quality Of the orr Is said 10
be very fine, aud superior O. any
vet discovered in this county. AMI
but for the grest depression Ia the
iron market, would readily bring
from six 10 seven dollars per ton.
We should like TO $40 the
ore that Is now being shipped
from this county ,smelt.ti al hone
and our OWE co ,ntv hsilt ~ ard
enriched, by her a. un ant miner
al resources
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The Grand l. ,dge X. of p will
meet i'm Wheeling on the 10th OF
No vember. The following pro-
gramme has been arranged: Tues
day, Nov. 10th, reception of visit
ing delegations, and Inauguration
of Grand Lodge. Wednesday.
Grand Parade of Uniformed and
Ununiformed Knights. Wednes-
day evening, Grand Reception
Ball at Turner Hall. Thursday.
Nov. 18th, Lodge sessions during
the day, and Grand Banquet at
night.
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FROM HEDGESVILLE,
HEDGEsvILLH, Oct. II, =.

HEDGEsvILLr, Oet. n, "a
Eds independent:
Perhaps some Of your Granger
readers may take exceptions 10 !
middle man placing hisexperirnce
ia he hog business before the pub
lie, bnt as the columns OF your val
liable paper are open Oall desire
to tell, nui rs the immortal Gree
ley would have said, = What /
know about hogs,n ut as briefly
as ! can the little experience /
have recently had y i'h three toll
erably nice pofkers, of the breed
known as Irish Grazers,' al least
/ purchased them about twesve
months ago from an honest gen
tlemen OF Celtic extraction, who
assured me they were pure Irish
stock. Some weeks ago one APP
peared unwel!. would not eat
much, and when down, had diff
Guilty in &c ting To his feet, SEEM
| ing stiff and sore. | called he at
tentiou Of a friend or two, who
pronounced II kidney-worm, and
prescribed ashes, sulphur, cop
Operas. &c. In the meantime con-
suited the columns Of different ag-
ricultural Journals, and learned
therefrom that green sour food WAS
good, and | furnished them plen
ty, but did not forget the ashes and
sulphur. My hog continued get
ting worse, and finally became
blind or crazy, and moved around
thrusting his nose in the cracks
and opening Of the pen, manifest
ing symptoms Of great thirst, bow
els consiipated, &c. l gave II
Jose OF castor oil without any IA
vorabIe results, and in a day or
two my hog died. | dissected his
carcass, but found no indication of
disease, the kidneys being perfect
ly sound Last week one of the
others acted as though afflicted
with the same disease, refused food,
and could with difficulty get ~
when down. / was told by an old
colored man that probably tn
pores of his legs were ST. pped up,
and unless relieved he would die
| accordingly had his legs rubbed
and washed thoroughly, and i'm
less than twelve hours he could
get up, apparently withou pain,
and sought food with avidi v.
Now the reason / send this for
publication is that som persons
ike myself, who would feel seri-
ously the loss Of only few hum
dred pounds Of pork in this way,
at times like we are now
having, when men are compelled |
to give days labor for fifty or |
seventy five cents, and Granger lard |
at the very moderate sum Of fif-
teen cents PER pound may pre-
vent lo-s Of this kind ~ apply
Ing his old and simple remedy.
Yours respectfully,
DItfNiEl:.