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TOWN WITH MONOPOLY.-At the

TOWN WITH MONOPOLY.-Att the
Drequest of many ladies, have engaged in the
manufacture of human hair. For that purpose
services of real artis-practical h:r-lrcsser aud
worker-and Will in future. is in the past defy
competition in price. quality OF hair, and skill OF
workmanship.
Look 1T the price for making comhing switches
soc. 75c.. and IL large size, 81 .25. Curls and
changed.
\ II orders by mail promptly executed from one
oil the largest stocks or the Kind in this state
Also, just received the latest novelties in steel
ornaments ana bendeaux. fancy iewelry. chate-
LANES, necklaces. fans, ruchne, dotted grenadines,
for wells, &C., &C., ut r. L. CHANGERS, 627 Broad
street. mh24-1m
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Another hit at the New England bragg
gers:
The people Of this valley, if they are
called to march to the sea Eastward us they
have done Southwark, will not doubt their
competency for the task"
SO says the Cincinnati Commercial to the
New York Herald.
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M GRAY-M1XED WA>H-POPLINS at
GRAY-SIiXED and STRIPED WAsH-POpLISs,
2S inches wide, at 16a,c. worth csc. per yard
aud no mistake;
BLACK CASHMEeE at Csc worth 40r. per Yard
BLACK MORAIR$ and hLPACAS st %. 80, So,
and up 10 81 per yard;
AUSTR AL!AN CREPE at soc. worth 75c. per
yards
JAPANESE POPLINS at 25, 80, 50, 40, aud
50c.-ali very cheap;
Great bargains In BLACK, COLORED. ard
STRIPED SILKS al
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1917 and i0l9 Main street
Try GeLGATE'S VIOLET WATER. APT
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FAIRS, &c.

EAIR! FAlR!!
The ladies Of Trinity Methodist Eplscopal churcn
viii hold FAIR every night during the present
week at the church, for the benefit Of ther church
a large variety OF fancy and useful articles VII!
be offered for sale. The puDlc Is lnVteo 70 stteIu
In beriut of the cauSe. ap 9-1l"
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LOST, STRAYED. &c.

L 4 was taken from the table Of the Pine Street
church, at the fair opposite The post-ofIice, on
Tuesday night, by mistake The person vino has 1t
will please return IL to the sexton OF Pine-Street
Baptist church, or leave 1t Ut the Dispatch office aud
receive the thanks OF The owner ap 9-1t*
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VETELLE,
pREMIUM STEAM DYEING AMI

4 CLEANING WORKS.
NO. SO4 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
Ladies ana gentlemen having ARTICLES 20
CLEANED OF DYED will fnd 1t 70 tkelr ocnec Il,
give me ca,A-
Work done at short nedce, and Satisfaction
guaranteed.
KID GLOVES, CARPETS, and BLANKETS
CLEANED i. J. SCOTT,
te6 praurr,ar.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS co. 3. FIRST REG. Va. VoI.s., Z
RICHMOND. VA. April 7.1S74 :
ENERAL ORDERS. No. 9.-Attend ;;
" II meeting ofthis company on THURSDAY q
the 9th Instant, AT o'clock T.. NJ III fuil-dresS ~
uniform. for inspection. Il
BY order OF Captain BASS.
HENRY c. JONES,
ap S-2t* First -evge.nt.
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LECTURES.
REMOVALS.

ID EMOVAL.-ERANk LEIBERMUTH.
-AS GIG AR MANUFACTURER, has removed bis
factory from 50t east Broad streer :" aaf east
aain street, between Ninth and Yenth streets, over
'Notiag's hard ware store, where he Will uc pleased
10 see ILLS old customers ana all others In want OF
good CIGARS, At wholesale only.
49,. FRANK LElBERMUTH,
mp 7-3t* ell east Asin street.
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EISHIN -TACKLE!a-s#fsx1a>
n FlSHING-TACkLE.--J ust re SSatsSssS
TACKLE, suitable for any sMd Of tlsbtng, Tn
Which the attention OF dealers and sporsmen IL
Also, canes, base. Rais, ant Pocket Cutlery.
7. w. TIGNOR. ,Iun- Make
Z NH 2G j m No. 1882 lain s.reet.
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nRESS-MAKERs. &C.

FASHIONABLE DRESS AND MANTLE-
II MAKERS. ... VIE
MILES PlCHARD, OF PARIS.
beg leave to announce 10 the ladies of Richmond,
that they will be pleased to have their PAL ronHge as
DRESS and MASlL ktRS. 49,.
They Will receive regularly from Paris the latest
journal OF fashion, with patterns of the best and
prevailing Styles and will make every effort to give
satisfaction with reasonable charges.
Orders from the country will be- carefully excel
ted. No. l1U Fourth street, between Franklin and
Grace. as4 Sc fh2t*
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NNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.-The M9A
~ regular convention of SYRACUSE H%A
LODGE, No: 5, KNIGHTS r OF Pr; E.5gaJ
THiAS. will be held THIS Thursday \sSS2G
EVENING at o'clock at Pythi2n Castle NY
Hall. MaIn and Eleventh streets. Mem ~sr
hers of sister lodges aternay invited to attend.
BY order of the Z. Z.
.no1t* K. Of X. and s.
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MASONIC NOTICE.-There will & :.
WI be called communication Of HENRI Xxx
EVENING ut O'CLOCK, At Mason's hal.on twenty
NTH street. Candidates for degrees will DC prompt.
All Master Masons in good sranJng are frarernally
Invited to he With us. BY oracr of w. VI:
- ~ WILLIAM WILSON,
an OHM Secretary.
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IRON. STEEL, &c.

~~~~~~~~~~~-->~>~~~~~~-~---
RON, STEEL, &c.
200 tons BEST REFINED IRON, embracing
full assortment of rounds, squares, flats, oyals,
shafting, &C., &C.
8 tons SW kDES IRON, assorted sizes.
5 tons COUNTRY HAMMERED. as orted sizes.
2 tons MAYORS BEST CAST STEEL, as
sorted
II tons ENGLISH and AMERICAN Bills
TERED STEEL.
ton aspiring STEEL.
2 tons G ERMAN aud MACHINERY STEEL.
PlG-TIN, sPELTER, SHErT-ZISC. RUSSIA
and AMERICAN SHEET-IRON, BAR-LEAD,
&c, &C, sale by
NH 81 -3taw3w- K. & S. WORKMAN 6 co.
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A MEETING OF THE REFORM CON-
IN SENTATIVE CLUB, Of Clay Ward, win be
held THIS EVENING at the Westham House NJ 8
O'Clock. a full attendance is desired, business
of importance Will be brought before the meeting.
ap 9.lt* WILLIAM ). DAVIS. Secretary.
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DRIME GOLDEN SYRUP. Pc 20 u,co
J. and New Orleans Molasses, vi w, G. DAN.
DRlnGE& CO.'S, S27 Broad street, NH "a
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EASONIC NOTICE. The members r.
lYl of METROPOLITAN LODGE. No. Xxx
IL, arc reque stcd to attend stated commu,/ "
{ Thursday EVENING, 9th instant, at O'Clock.
An Master Masons In good standing are fraternaly
Invited to attend. BY order OF the W. Al.
aD 9-1t+ S. B.JACOBs- Secretary.
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MILLINERY.


MRS. NJ. J. DAVIS, aA8s
WI THE FASHIONABLE M1LLlN FIR S1aalAkEg
Of the CITY. having just returned from NewSMoSe
York offers to the public one Of the areest aSsort.
menis OF HATS, BUSSkTS, FLOW FRS, PAT
MENTS. and LACE SCARFS oil all kinds, that has
eyer been offered IN this city. ,,
4 lso all the new styles of CHI. DREN1S GOODS:
y;,ch as HATS of all kinds, FRENCH CAPS, and
EOEMASDT BUSNETS.
ficr reception will take place at her rooms, No.
907 Main street,
THURSDAY, 10TH INSTANT,
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A MEETING OF THE OLD DOM1N-
N ION CLUB will be held at their headquarters
THIS Thursday EVENING, April Q. S74, at 8
O'Clock, for the transaction OF important business.
ltis expected that every member will attend. BY
order Of The President. .
ap cit q. H MATTHEW'S, Secretary. 81
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DATRONS OF HUSBANDRY, FAIR
meeting of FAIRFIELD GRANGE, PATRONS
OF HUoBANDRY. will be held ar Masons' Hall,
Twenty fifth street Uhfon HID, at s O'Clock THIS
EVENING. Officers and members are requested
to be prompt IN attendance BY order OF the Mas
ter. WILLIAM II. PLEASAAIS,
an Git Secretary.
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CAPITOL BUILDING ASSOCIATION

u "a '0
In answer to many inquiries for shares In Build
ing Associations, the undersigned respectfully an
nounces that he has beeu elected secretary OF the
CAPITOL BUILDING ASSOCIATION, and If q
sufficient number of applications are made for
shares the books will be reOpened for slbScrip
lions not exceeding 2, 900. Application for shares
can he made TO the Prcsi dent, Dir; John W. Den-
mis-, Virginia Hall, or to the undersigned
, WILLIAM LUlEHSTElN,
Secretary.
The regular meeting OF the Association will take
place MONDAY, 18Th, at 8 o'clock. ut office Of rhe
southern Mutual Insurance Company. APP 6-5L
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RoGERs's GEOLOGICAL REPORT,

Dir. SMITH, of Nelson, offered the follow
ing preamble and joint resolutions:
Whereas the General Assembly learns
with much qualification that Professor Will
liam &. Rogers has completed and intends
to publish report on the geology Of Vir-
ginia, based on the surveys of the State made
under his direction in 18-, when serving as
State geologist, and which will prove of in.
valuable importance to the Common wealth :;
and whereas this eminent geologist has gra-
tuilously furnished manuscript copy of his
geological map Of the State to accompany
the summary description of Virginia pre-
pared recently by Major Jed Hotchkiss,
of Staunton, Virginia, for the Board
of immigration; therefore. be it resolved
l. That the Secretary of the Common
wealth is hereby authorized and directed to
subscribe for copies Of the report for the
Oeneht of the Stale Library.
.. That the thanks of the General Assem-
bly, are rendered Professor Rogers for the
map furnished the Board of Immigration,
which Board is hereby authorized and d.
'rected to present to him as many copies of
SAID map, not exceeding -, as he may
desire to accompany bis report.
Referred to Committee on Library.
SOUTHERN LUNATIC ASYLUM.
Senate bill to provide for the establish
nent OF the Southern Lunatic Asylum was
put upon its passage, and rejected for want
OF constitutional majority (22 yotes)-ayes,
20; noes, 10.
On motion of Dir. THOMAS the vote last
taken was reconsidered, and the bill laid on
the table.
STAhP-TAX
Senate Dill imposing stamp-tax on con-
tracts was taken up, the question being upon
is passage.
mr.. COCHRAN raised the point that to pass
ne Dill would require constitutional ma
orlty-22 votes.
upon TINS point there was much discussion.
no at O'Clock, it being then still pending,
be Senate adjourned.
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MARSEILLES TRIMMINGS at 25. an ., 4,
and SOC. piece-justabout one.half the rem
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-24
CONVENIENT ARRANGEMENT.
From the Borax Miner. ljth.l

From the Borax Miner, ljth.l
During tho past Summer and Fall, a
well-known Piute Indian has been
working on the Adobe Meadows, sup
porting his wife and two papooseS.
During the Fall another Piutc found
his way to the peaceable wigNam of
Piute No. l, and claimed the scuaw as
his own. Much trouble and palaver
was Occasioned by this new arrival.
The white friends of No. l We're often
consulted in the dire dilemma, and
finally solution of the ditlicllt prob
lem was reached by the Indians,
which did not seem entirely to satisfy
the prejudices of the white neighbors.
One morning Indian No. appeared at
the white settlement with broad
smile encircling his swarthy features,
and told Frank Shaw that il was all
right that Indian No. had given
him $40 and taken the squaw. When
Frank asked him what had become
of tie papooseS, he was coOllv informed
that they had had been thrown in as a
sort OF bonus to satisfy the other In
dian. He also told Frank that he
could go to the Reservation and buy
two Young squaws for the same
money. This same difficulty, had it
occurred in white family, would
have cost much litigation and money,
and could not possibly had such sa' .
isfactory result.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-24
WEDDED BUT NOT BEDDED.
'"kims Marriage found to be Bind
!, Ing.

''m the Salt Lake Herald March 2Oth.l
III one of the neighboring mining
"hInps resides a gentleman, who,
.ae men signing his name officially, at
c,leS Ione the judicial initials of j. p.
.fe'o. pa.aa The fact of a justice of the
n' ,,ace residing in the aforesaid min
ei'i .I camp is quite proper, for his oifl-
6,~, iSet!ices are frequently in demand.
nan m pesldes being a J. p, the gentle
naI man mas other qualifications and vir-
~ ana Is inclined at times TO be prac-
dhy locular. In the same galena
Ia" chloride quarter also resides a
6~fper Hs Youth, who Sings moderate
oa m'H Pen, and whose shingle at the
cn vi n indicates that cussing" is done
6ar,, 4" me inside, notary public-regu-
kjonS elected, not an offspring OF Sec
|ins,;sse . sseven-.being his occupation. The
|ta,a,; e,,te OF the peace above sustains the
Eonn En,,oii OF uncle to an interesting
mr. ,s lady OF this city, and at the time
Inna,aa story begins she was visiting her
I, ana auntat the mining town.
MONTH 81 happened that the dapper
of ha' nm who by the by, is an admirer
In ,a.e oa,s sex, and the damsel were thrown
knd Iaen 'a others company very often,
Mas seemingly the presence OF either
b,harnot not particularly offensive to the
|Cn Iii n, and m thus affairs moved serenely
III Wednesday last, when all the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-24
..POOR But SOBER.

"Sir," said the unfortunate Tom
Marshall, of Kentucky, in his great
temperance speech, IL would not ex-
change the physical sensations. the
mere sense Of animal being, which be-
longs to a man who totally reirainS
from all that can intOXicate his brain
or dcrange his nervous structure-the
elasticity with which he bounds from
his couch in the mOrning-the sweet
repOse it yields him at night-the feel
ing with which he drinks in, through
his clear eyes, the beauty and the
grandeur of surrounding nature; | say,
sir. | would not exchange my conscious
being as Il strictly temperate man-the
sense of renovated youth-the glad
play with which my pulses now beat
healthtul music-the bounding vivac.ty
with which the Ete blood courses its
eXultiny way through every fibre of
my fra"le-the communion high which
my hcalthtul ear and eye now hold
with all the gorgeous universe of God
the SnlcndOrS of the morning, the
sOttneSs of the evening sky-the bloom,
the beauty. the verdure of earth, the
music of the air and the waterS-with
all the grand associations of external
nature reopened to the fine avenues of
sense; no, sir, though poverty logged
me-though scorn pointed its slow
finger at me as l paS>ed-though want
and dcStitution. and every element of
earthly misery, save only crime, met
my waking eyes from day to day; not
for the brightest and the nohlcSt wreath
that ever encircled a stateSman'S bow
hot if some angel commissioner by
heaven, or some demon rather sent
fresh fi ON hell, to test the resisting
strength of VirtuOuS resolution, should
tempt me back, with all the wealth
and all the honorS which Il world can
bestow; not for all that time anG all
that earth can give. would l cast from
me this precious pledge OF Il liberated
mind, this talisman against temptation.
and plunge again into the dangers and
horrors which once beSct my path; so
help me heaven, as l would spurn be-
universe could offer, and live and die
as l am, poor hut sober
Alas! poor Tom! This speech made
a noise iH the world at the time it was
delivered; but, alas! before its echoes
had died away, the "pledge" was
broken, the Craftsman east of, and
the nOvitiate teetOtaller once more
tloundering amid those "dangels and
horrors" his deliverance from which
he had so fOndly deemed lasting, and
had so rapturously celebrated. Doubt
less he clung reSolutely to what ne felt
to he the rock of his salvation. but the
waves of appetite, lashcd by the winds
of sensibility. overwhelmed him and
swept him away.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-24
THE SEQUEL,

The play marriage of Wednesday
resulted Thursday evening in the par
ties being joined in the holy bonds and
no joking. On arriving at the city the
affair was amicably settled. and they
were married under the roof of the
BRIDES father. When you marry, do
it in earnest, and be happy
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-24
INUMBER TWO.1

H. DEL NORrE, Feb. 26, 1874.
DEAR FRIEND: This is the most
loVerty-stricken county that every
M INTO. The stock is dying with
arvation. 1t has been showing here
Ne last four days without any stop
ing to it. This county is no good for
poor miner, where there is up ut the
iiies at least IL feet of snow now.
nave never seen any country where
man can see as many broken men as
'ere are in this Territory. Dear friend,
ou mad better stay where you are. l
yAPect to get back as soon as l can
laAe the rifle. I'd sooner be in Min
eSota at once than be in any such
"uhtfy as this. 1t IS actually not
of'h ten cents to ten square miles.
Your friend, Il. +.
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[REKA DAILY SENTINEL.
,,sHED EVERY MORNING, MONDAYS
EXCEPTED, by
kEo. w. CASSIDY

TRIMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
|.,rv one year. by mail: l.::......-.......sl5 0O
eory ry six months, by mail................ 8 M
cori sory three months, by mail............ ) %
.vrs 'a,crs forwarded until paid for.
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BUSINESS CHANGE.

"AVING DISPOSED OF MY GROCERY
business to Mcssrs. Paris X McEwen.
all persons indebted to me are requested 10
call and settle their accounts. l can be found
nj the new printing office, on Buel street. l
recommend my former patrons to my success
sors, feeling confident that they will conduct
the business to the satisfaction OF customers.
Eureka, March :, lS7l mES-lm
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parties mentioned and few others
were sitting in the J. P.'s house, i'm So
cial enjoyment. fternumerous Jokes
had been cracked by the party and
much merriment had been made and
enjoyed by all, the J. =. thought to
outdO the others in perpetrating Jokes.
and as the following will prove. was
eminenly successful. Walking across
the floor to where the young lady was
seated he lifted her to her feet. then
took the hand Of the sprightlv notary.
claspcd it around the lady's, and, pro,
nOuncing the marriage ceremony. of
ticially declared them man and wife.
The j. =. had gotten off his Joke. the
auditors looked upon it as sucE, and
for time nothing more was thought
of the affair. But as evening drew
near the groom looked seriously upon
the matter and claimed the maiden as
his wife. The latter, who had all the
time considered the ceremony nothing
more than tie exercise of whim OF
her judicial uncle, refused to ackuowl-
edge she was a bride, despite persua-
sion and argument.
Thus matters rested till yesterday,
when the principals in the transact
ton came to town, the young lady to
consult her. father, the youth to talk
with his papa, and the Justice and
lacy to converse with all parties. We
cannot say how the affair will termi-
nate, but marriage is too grave mat
ter for even judicial joking.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-24
THE SAN JUAN COUNTRY.
,.n, tho Phoebe Record March 10Th.

re were yesterday favored WIFI
Measure of perusing two letters
!, San Juan. One addressed to J.
Nian,,s and he other to Wi 'derhold
IJoap. The tone of the letters re-
fling the merits of the San Juan
,ntry differs in this, that one con-
,ns it entirely, the other says moth
in its favor. One says that there
more broke men than he ever saw
me place. The Othor says he shall
away if he can make Il raise. The
shot of the matter is that liochers
mid do well to stay at home and
Ike the best OF dull times, rather
M 90 to country where they are
rse off. We append some extracts
mi both of the letters:
fNUMpER ONE.
TERRA AMARII.L.A, n. NJ,
March 1st, 1874.
10 have now two feet of snow here;
the weather has cleared up, and it
brite warm and ! think the snow
soon disappear. Forty miles south
this there Is no SNOW, and has not
IN duriu. the Winter to lay on any
Irth of time. \ new county has
IN established by the Legislature of
Aorado, embracing the whole of the
Juan mining country, called Lap
and the county seat is fixed at Il
I'm called HOwardSville. situated in
ker's Park near the mines. SO this
INV opinion, lets out Animas or AL
rt CITY in the Aninas Valley, and
bwardsville will be the place. The
in, ,t.pip
site is said to be a beautiful one.
The officers of the new county have
been appointed by Governor Ell
Irt, and the county will be organized
soon as the snow will admit of the
DicialS getting there.
1t is hard to tell where the travel will
ncentrate. Pueblo is striving hard
y the Spring trade and travel. Den
Dr. is making an effort, and Santa Fe
working for the Terra Amarillo
butte. think the early Spring travel
bill be over the latter route, as it is the
bost southern, and prospeetors will be
bic to etinto the mines month ear
pr than by any other route.
[On night before last an organization
erc known as PenitenteS, composed
/ MeXi an mad. their apreuance in
manner that startled PiOchers. 1t is
Religious organization, and one would
hink it had its ori gin in the Dark
lge>, but owing to the novelty of the
nar. looked upon it as modern and
he of the natural results of this
Fogre>Sve age. Three men We're TAX
! at a time, stripped Eaked, excepting
linen cloth around the waist, their
ecks were then lacerated with sharp
1ged Instruments until the blood
Pwed i'll streams from their backs.
hey We're then started out on the froz-
p ice and snow (cold as helD, led by a
(w old men singing chants, etc. The
Par Vas brought up by instrumental
husicians playing the Dead March, at
Pc SAME time the nude men. armed
pin strap, were welting themselves
fevery step. This was kept up until
pey had travelled slowly for half
pie, when worn out, and their backs
gore of blood, they were taken in,
cbhed down, and others took their
eaces, and was kept up all night. 1t
Fa> ducks for us fellows standing on
Pc corner looking on.
Amos Johnson has been appointed
Pie OF the Justices of the Peace Of the
ew county of Laplata. J.W. S.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-24
REGULAR MEETINGS.

,I'IE REGULAR MEETINGS OF TILE
/ Rchekal Charity bcrrce Lodge, |. @. Q.
t., will be held until further notice on the
Hour of Meeting. - O'Clock +. NJ. s5-tf
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-05-30
BaNinyS5 HacAl4.

grra,:f, Es.,,sru;..4. ,r,,,,cl.
case of Dyspepsia that GREEN'S Angus!
slower win not cure. Come to the Drug
store OF q. \. NINGERr and inquire about
II.,i you , ' t,a 2S' l'g,GsS H'rA
}iyrr Comnlain. m ,l,' ~ - ,i
system try il Tno, ,,, vi, ~,
Iicyr yen,
BoagLcc'S German syrup is now sold in
every to"n and city in the United States.
fr,,, n,.,'., ''.,',' ~ ''''ii''[' .','e1
i,inr ,h1g7 r,' III g.. Cr,,' S.,' ,''','
Thr,a i,: ,,,'. s".,' i'' N"'1"''
OF each 10 cts Regular size - l,s.-G. G.
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