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Important,
On Main street, under the Lafayette Hotel,
before purchasing elsewhere.
PIPIF-AX.

This remarkable curative herbal
preparation is entirely unlike and greatly
superior to any other recuperant ever dis
covered.
It strengthens the living vital nervauric
principle, and gives energy to the muscles,
nerves, flaments, memb branes, and all tissues
of the internal organs.
PEPIFAX-Keeps the skin In supple
condition; the cutlcle plant; the pores open; !;
and brings the blood to the surface; thereby
enabling the system to counteract these bane
ful atmospheric influences.
PTpIFAX-Passes through the blood, car
ries Off by Precipitation and other excretions
the efTete and injurious materials of the body.
It is soothing Alternative and deferatve. Used
methodically and nationally, aided by sulta-
bic diet, itproduces most important changes
in the system, contributing t' the reconstruc-
ton of tissues, and removes vitiated matter
which has become not only useless but inju-
rious. No other article has ever been intro
duccd which combines in such an eXtraordi-
nary degree the principles OF an efficient anti
bilious agent and tonic. Try 1t and be con-
vinced. may2) Sm-20
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LETTERS FROM NlETOS.

The LOcai Option EiectiOn-NOre Conn
pIete RepOrt-OthOr Ktems-LetterS
from :. q" and s.T.''
NIETos STATION, August 7, 1874.
EDITOR HERALD The Local OPP
ton election passed off quietly here
yesterday. License had a majority
OF q, out Of PIT votes polled. The
vote was larger than was expected.
At the general election last year,
about 2J0 votes were po!led. 1t was
generally conceded before the election
that this precinct would be carried by
the antl-license party by small ma
jority. Both parties worked diligent-
" during the election. Whatever in
tersst the ladies felt in tho result was
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Business still continues lively at the

Esporanza store, and what is the reason ? 1t
is because they sell goods there cheaper than
ever before. Please note the prices of few
things of their large stock of goods and you
will see that they will no. be undersold by
any store This side of San Francisco: Flour,
Bakers Extra. 81 25 per hundred pounds;
Crushed Sugar, nc. per pound; Coffee Sugar,
l0l4c. per pound: Sandwich Island Sugar,
SIC. per pound; Japan Teas, from SOC. to 75c.
per pound; China Tea, 37lac. per pound; Eng
lish Breakfast tea, Mt 81 per ponnd; Extra
Fine tea. 81 %; Soap, per box, 81; Saleratus
and Soda, i2hc per pound: Cheese, lie. per
pound, Coffee, 22c. per pound; Coffee, ground
2jc.; starch, l5c. per pound. And all kinds
Of groceries at prices that are lower than ever
was known before.
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- THE WINNER AT -
L0ND0N, 1862; PARIS, 1867; VIENNA, 1873
DISTINGUISHED HoNoRs.

WORLDS EXPOSITION, VIENNA, 1873
"The Emperor of Austria mas conferred the
Imperial order of Francis Joseph on the Hon.
Ma haniel Wheeler, tIesldent of the cele-
brated Wheeler q Wilson Sewing Machine
Company of New York"
The BEST is the CHEAPEST. Buy no other
machine until you have seen the DRAW
FEED WHEELER & WILSON. 1t will last
a / te time. Every purchaser made perfect
operator.
All machines guaranteed and sold on easy
to ms Sewing Machines repaired aud war
rdnted to give satisfaction.
Keep on nand all the Extras and Attach
mens such as Tuck Markers, Binders
Rutiiers, Hemmers, llppers, Needles, Oil, etc.,
etc. -~ -t-+-
Also all colors OF Sewing Machine silk and
of the BESr SEWING MACHINE SPOOL
COTTON in the mai ket.
Prices lower than any other house.
Special attention given 10 orders sent TO
EDMUND DOAK,
Nc. Spring street, Los Angeles, Cal
jylogm-2k
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That handsome suit of clothes came
from Fitzpatricks. He makes the finest
fitting suits to be had In the city; best of ma
ter'al: scientific cutting; good work manship;
style. Call on Fitzpatrick the fashionable
tailor when you wish to repleni>h your ward
robe. ~
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COURT REPORTS.
Di>trlct COurt-sErULvEDA,J.

district COurt-SEPULvEDA, J.
FRIDAY, August7.
GaG vs.. Bolsa Chlca Wharf Company-This
was an appIca ion Tor an injunction enJOn-
ing The Company nom entering into con-
tIdct with any oiher party than The plaintiff.
10 build the projected wharf at Bplsa Chica,
Injunction denied.
x. Robinson vs. n. Palmer ct al-Plaintil
moved Tor an Older OF survey. Argued sub
nitteu and granted by the Court.
Martin Heinrich, n native of Prussia, was
admitted to citizenship,
Whereupon he Court adjourned TIL Mon
day, the 7th day of ofSepsenber, at 10 A, NJ.
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Special Notices.

Agency Northern Assurance CJm-
pany OF London and Aberdeen; ass Is, So 0OO,-
O00 and the old Hartford Of Hartford Conn;
assets, 22,sOO0C0. Office Room No 8 Downey
Block JOHN CARLIN, Agent.
iy l6-tf-2%
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pO5rAr4 CHANGES

Tho following po-tgl changes went INTO OPP
GRAFTON, July ist, 1861; AL publications are
Tree of plstft-e 10 subscribers iu the county in
ages OF merch3n1ise, To- the weight of fju'
pOun ls, can be sent by mail at the rate Of on
cont for every two ounces o. fraction over.
Tied packages may b' entirely enclosed.
some por.ion OF sealed packages must be
opened for Inspection.
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20. The tide ofi'umigration is steadily set
ting IN, and the fiist thing eastern people do
is 10 thrnwaway their New York Hats and buy
q new one OF DESMOND. They say there Is no
comparison between the two. 2%o
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.TARRY STILL.
Land Office Decision.

We here present the decision OF the
Register and Receiver OF the y. s.
Land Office in the case of Easton &
Davis, under the Act of 1866. This
decision contains some new points Of
law which have never before been
presented and win be of interest to
many:
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SISTERS OF CHARITY SCHOOL,

TT7uT SCHOOL OF THE SISTERS OF
Charity, on Alameda street, will reopen
August II, ,s7L Pupils are requested t. be
present e. the ell. .ng Of tks classes at o'clock
a. M. jy29 ta--S
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-08

with spirit, brought forth 4 n1erited
response from the audience, although
the charming "baleron is becoming
almost haclSneyed on the Los Angeles
stag, having been rendered 10 less
than half dozen times In public by e.
many professionals and amateurs dur
ing the last three months. Vivian
stole q march upon the goud-humor OF
his audience by the broad hits he in
troduced into his character sketches.
It was u very quiet Joke which he
made, but it was there, and came out
with double force when at last he shed
light upon II. ais songs, original and
selected, were we'll rendered and had,
much 10 their credit, that indispensi-
Die though often ignored property OF
3ingiug-melOdy. Vivian will give
his farewell performance at Merced
Theatre Tonight. Apropos to the oc-
casion, we reproduce the following
pretty lines by an. H." which we
Gud in the Santa Barbara Press:
TARRY STILL.
larry still, Vivian; lingor ana sing to us,
i will be long ere our answering hearts
Wnltcu again 20 such notes as you bring to US,
Filled with the spirit your genius imparts.
Genius that glows with such hearty good will
for us;
Genial Wit that ne' flashes sting;
HGmOr that finds no such menlmont still for
Sorrow Itself seems to sing while you sing.
Charmed with each change, we could listen
fr aye tb You,
Youth never weary AMI arc growing young;
Only with tears or with Ia lighter reply to you,
Merry or sad with each song that you sung.
Echoes Of ninth ana Of music Will s.cy with
Ng,
Ho!linz your voice, still, In each sweet re-
fain;
While saint and sinner together will pray
wit us
Hasten the day OF your coming again.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-08
Masonic Notice.

B.os Angeles L0dge No. AZ. 4. t a. NJ
The stated meetings. of this Lodge are held on
the first Monday of each month at 7:3o p NJ.
Members of Pentapha No. 202, and all Mas
ter Masons in good standing are cordially in
vited --- =. C.. FOY. w. NJ.
CHAs. SMITH, Secretarv. au2S-ly--6
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Agency Liverpool and Lendon and
Globe Insurance Company. Assets, e2l,O l,OOO,-
0G0. Agency state Investment Insurance
1t Brodrick's Book Store, near the Postoftice.
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not manifested during the day by
their appearance on the ground, or
their endeavors to influence the re-
suit in any especial manner. A small
class favor license because they live
by 1t; a little larger class are i'm favor
OF it because they do not think any
permanent good would result from
dosing, or attempting to close, the
saloons; and still larger class, be-
cause they are constant patrons of the
salo0n-keepers. The law governing
eleC tions is an excellent one, especial
ly in requiring saloons to I've closed
while an election is in progress, and
in requiring uniformity in tickets.
The saloons here yesterday were
promptly closed, and remained so un-
I'll tho election was over. Owing To
IN oversight, it is supposed, the tick
Its were not exactly uniformi howev-
er fair expression of the sentiments
of the people was had, which is what
the law aims to get at. Though not
strictly legal, it is presumed the re-
suit will be acquiesced in, aud moth
ing more be heard from Local Option
in this township. i.
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COMPTON,.

In Compton, fifty-four votes were
cast; two for license and tlfty-two
against, thus carrying the town for
Local Option quite as efiectually as
the others were carried against it,.
Further reports from Wilmington do
not alter our returns as given yester-
day. The place is carried by u large
majority in favor of license. Through
out the election seems to have been
very orderly and an unusually large
vote has been .pOlled.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-08

We have to dispose of our immense
Stock Of Clothing, Dress Goods, ETC., etc., to
make room for very extensive Stock OF Fall
Goods, just purchased in New York, and en-
route for US. We have reduced the prices, and
you will dnl 1t to your advantag, to call a
the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-08


Hands arc working on the streets
around the depot and surveyors are
locating bitches to carry surplus water
of next Winter. Business is increas-
ing, and building going on. Mr..
Burks' storehouse is about completed
and he will be receiving grain in n
few days. Mr.. Rose has just received
a fine thresher He is now threshing
q large crop of grain, and we will soon
see work around the depot again. The
election passed Off quietly--no Sallie
Harts' out. The vote in silver pre-
cinct stands III for license and 9S
against. Have not heard from Old
Los Nietos. 1t is thought that the
vote will be three to one for license.
The Local Option party say they will
contest the election on the ground
that the tickets used were not the size
required by law. The Board of Elec-
tion refused to entertain their applica-
ton to contest, because it was made
after the returns were sealed and the
Board adjourned. The matter will
probably come up before the Board of
~uDerViSOrS i.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-08

cToLEN. FROM THE RANCHO LAS
y Calabaras, Canon of Las Calabaras,
Brand, "V 2" Any animal that may have
this brand as mark of being sold, signifies
that from this date the sale is not approved
BY the lawful owner of the brand.
In CESAHIA VALENZUErA.
July 80, 1874 sga jys0 iw--lk
, 1874-07-14
Miscellaneous.

Tho favorable wind thas haa been nresotu,, ,,,.,,
le AZ few days Inns brought in quito laraS feet
,s.a,n m1aer9 %ns feet Of forty-swo iunbersfaicr
anpes @ SIXTEEN carBoca wore so1l during tfe tinv
-Ihe scow Dan Morriaon IL In mort for TX a .4
mo; :,os sho comcs FROM Manistoo, with load 81 d
mnhS or scoW ohaptn was into by tho soow Annto
sfnSiho U at tho South Hranch yesterday aiter,onn
oAaptn lost her jibboon,.
r, ELsEw11EnE,
ING. me sttnr Huron is on route from Detroit Yor IA
It sco sn r. engaso III the fruit trdo botwcen
ahe schr r. b Ktng, while entering Tits mort Fri,
night, struck the dock, md drove tlo futn ~ M
1oI annna 1mronaa nor hull, boslcs sustaining othnr
At Ioleio tho Tug Association, in .nt,cns,,o, =.
oon ~ e.esason .s hare nearly concluded 10 abandon
nses have decided to sell tho tugs Davis. Farra1t p1
E,t Stevens, to the highest bidders. sso'
ao s.e1m nc tng Rslef which was reported few
,;., eoE, ana covering Is acres, It ia surmleed.
u Win trouble boforo reaching Detroit. Wl,e1,,
,va mg that place sho did not have oYer half lie
Tho echr il. O. uppor, damaged A. 1o.. n,
ndoued to bs ' n1pyS tGta oas md LAS
innate tho loss at $4,000; no inauranca> ThSS
;,ar n Is tMisos-andaftor, M nowy rebuilt tho paas
and a. oa oxno ooG On at Mst5onness q eos
schr Louise, rieh occasoned Il tho eS. JsasteS
!hnv0 to pay for four broken look-gatcs s. poS nf
=. hi sho 1s tho property Of Mathew Battle, Of
Work has been commenced at Two Crceky. On rahc 1
,n tor !no snort cnt 70 Cleveland, via tho Canada
team drcdge haa been At work, and II IL H. '.s s
ao1 TO got Il and 10 feet draft OF water In that har
s Mofk g. On 10 hteak"ntcr has boon rather slow,
VIII be prosecuted With vgor aa eoou ns thu
dying ts completed. Iighta aro 10 ba exhibited on
kpseakwateF, and ranges and buoyh viii DO placed
The Buffalo Erpress Rnya: ia settlement in tho
OF the wrecked stearn-bargo Amazon, which las
ho an mrss ana sseensy arrived et besroit waa
, 1874-07-14

osat,a+ mS9s, and M sao basket began to slip. II va
w, Momon grew white with torror, mon tromblo}
wna g. moight Of 80 foot above tho earth
threads; above and nronlli him tl1o u];ttorma v'
stcoplo ahootod with thu; below tic et1nn INK
s!einents q tho towor, on wllol, to fall was In
dontIv % M Sasm err,ota ptaaso ad tlo baulot had owl
09ninta ~ ,n' was eoen to graap tile netting,
Ino M mo4ont hn struck tho spiro thote was A,
iu rush for 49, ladders nnd ropon. Without number n
BIZ vtp NJ III tpIp Ra nGg egesto to sayo i from oat
.p the iIade Of tho church towor,, Aan1ali wiz
unw 10y peiow tho oavos opons directly beneath
whore tho basket was ,nuHpon.led. but. IN.
not ana lt WaB very oontrectod, and IL did
tnfo. But In few seconds n man tl,r,st
n,a !le9d through tho window, md board WAS
pushed out Of tho lower portion OF tho oponlnw,
H. 1'ea oha Oh tho inside boing held by non wfthl.
man was endoavorng to crawl thronsh H. tic 'In mr..
row holh out upon tho board, Tho c|otbon wore
torn from hia person: in tho attotnpt "b In;
anota sa,oh py inoh t3s 10 gsnod and at iast wna
Iho glt1lation was ono Of extromo da,,.
gor: Should tho netting give way, tho baelot in
3ta deacent would catch tic darling man aud huri
@ hs sogSsher With suiore Into cternty
rskoa his life to savo follow being In dlatrosp
was arthur Osmont. 1t was beon wGon lie stood
haasnt ~ inas & ne eo1la only roach 10 tho bottom tho
from hs ad nara sat 10 gould not assist squiora
=. lAo y, mnin body Of tho network had caught
on tho northorn stdo Of Tho gpire only twc or
oos eIes sma sda sn SSdr IT," nsv1 passed sroa zig
and becamo slack: The least motion on tho nart
q sqniora would havo precipitation him upon tLo |
Stone Btopsi below. Oamont spoke to Buuiors. |
w Tho requested hin to place his shoulder nndot
, 1874-07-14
HYDlSOPHOBIA.

Id Attacked by tho Dtseaso-T,,.
og said to Huavo kscoa IcaniI ,;n.s
"A Comnnrnrixc1v w -, s,',.e liner; Iersons
Fron, ~. E.,a w nAess m.., Denahs
William N1ccsinnis agnd W" 17'ou"t, = ~ JnIy H.
,ot, died in Yellev,o y 'Ho,,,sts, IL ~: " Es5e1
rning Of what tho house n',vsEa;a 'vnsaa yesterday
pronounced TO 10 true hydronnohis H. niHe. Mat.
led BY tue poliee rs ] rabd ls o1, "as ua uattorWard
mid r. Lara b,tton ~ taa nuu nu'R WY. Inc animal
tho dog Ind rab,es c"nnoi t l'etaona. 1 Whoth,
Ii certainty. a. the animal lad ~ ~ nsfettMned i
ined by any expert. Tho dor il s ae,d oseh !" & oa
from lis montE rom vy,} With 'S I,a 1Iongue hang
i;ttIo straane a,d 1t n,a, "!acn e tne water ran
h1a hand and snnnrirnt ~ a1m ~ aspps 10 would
torotlior IN thn nir xy;ti' s1,a,, s 9aWs COM
und inflicted by the for waa ~ r. cnck. The
Ito e ~ e1n ,p Do.ng Ia Maceratod from
cd by poiico sureonn pnrn,I Ame T., N NWouna a. Was
,cinct and Il haafoT ra,s:Sia uMGa ~ tuo Ienth
}n exnectcd. A''A'e"' 'Ap'ulS ~ coulo have
,Ao Eoy continued in hoa,th unt,1 7uoa,,u,..
the afternoon Of that dav Ia % ad hoaneeaay hsan
IN yerv nn,ch ouoE,aota3 al3u MS pody had
O tho houEa "hont n'oIoo, .';,. Maen ne camo
tho muse]oa or Tia ~ 'aoua a twltohlng
stomach had been bav ont oP or,1ar whs nos'eeu, 9
and hu complaipt Of %i eo,uesa ~ as9or 1oF so
NtHf}Nn md 41,,'o*
so,ne nowGera nroha1i. ann .nG surgeon gaze
hing was then aaid about hvdronlSoIa fnnlno. me-
g. Mrs. Mci,innia honoht IN ~ oan.n maiat1ous
cholle salts and eayo lila e. to iun.s a To5lh Of
ming on Iho Btl inst Tia " hou su9 po5s toward
,itod' and the muaoniar tw,tcIyy,uo y "o'eno more
,ugn thorc could not ha sn;,i ~ ~ @ ,aGIoAaeu,
SIN. Ho movoi hia 1ma a w - u.iy regular
tongue about es thoneh to olaan tI,S Lnl!In9
mouth Of tho tonaoions u mncma ~ n,n1' Stuob OF
It out every fow mi,l,,tos. 1,ho ans.tir Muion ~
,ased and he was very much annara1 @pii1s ~ IN IN.
reascd tlow OF saliva. To loat his ernit uy hno
would tako food In small nnan,It;no AlpSn!S. dbS'..
octing tho beat bits piacoi unn,, %|a aaa,y ,,iaty
ring Wednesday NIGHT ho did nj aoo, r. pat1' ~
tossed aud rolled IN tho boS neran;riIp gSgp a. a
and splitting constantly. 1''8 1seo'
)u Thursday morninr thu Inv .y.. ,,,,,
O. Every previous symptom was e1orraru rn
d, md tho muscular twitoAinge wore @rasatIv
roased. He got up aud dressed az nsmoi ]
was outdoors the groater part at lila dav'
is state continued until about q D. m. w ThSn
, 1874-07-14

nmtpoSE2nr ln Has,a ym1y 1a-1 p. m-Ann1vrD-sun.
drit o9iss 4.s99 Ely hn corn, 700 blu oats; Mornir
Utica seqo by corn cataract Laalie ooj La ssr,
utnneSke Lessde oaa eooo by asaoio driswo @
u nondaga Norria 5Go9 bi ear MafeoSs nr., Goo
t. aoS S'Doo , bu corn Orion hlsrsciiies, oSoo Ii
nrrje 't sa nu corn II Mentor Morris, g00 bu corn
~ ~ 93tg 80 $40 lbs bran, ls ca 100 Lr1s =;
er ses aso France, Morrs Coco ID cor1 1lidoro ~
orn. ~'A' '"ilae' ohllttcotho, 1850 bu
!0o55E;anEnoD. !o5 ;., F. Wright Joliet, 744s It ,mncr
inth aen. Mcclellan, Joliet so,l5o It lumber,
, 1874-07-14

er erG sery du although vessels woro offered frev y,
e1ose wbe .syar., 0nt s,npora held on until Inst tie
yo.soa lo a. customary a rebate There good .nnny
faiomsehr ~ taS mnlkos The charters woro TO Duf.
s',%riss s',siwa,to corn On trvae terms asrs E. Janes
ld1,o rotonae and nuasla corn thro,gh T
nM%LiN7uKEE. July 13-Fre1gs on wlcat at M n y,
oa9rnalo. 9r md 7Ac TO LowerLaka ports; ~ 'aao 70
:, Toledo, july 13.-FroIghta dill nono ofror,z
nnuFFALo, Jnly l9.-Coal to Ohicago, a0c. '''H-
DETAo1T, July l3.-The Inst euanoe,,Unt ,raz =. n,<
, 1874-07-14

I 1,. s9eea9! D7soateh 10 TAe Chfcaqo T,;bv,. :
baino. r|ira fi1aen; In, 5ny ,
M TED Whe and nse; schrs Sn E1chanpSo' n; o. ET @
aspass Mss c nGaT Sf Trade Ioseo 1ansno
State. uaadtlia oVsowatss Vae Guido Pasior Mineral
~ .n.,owE-Propa Dean Richmond, balaor t.t,. ,.,,
Mot ;5nngglriM I;Sglt Q. F. nch. JoIn Dar T4umas
! WlND-HoNthyycat
, 1874-07-14

NEW AND BECtND.ftANn pINN1sE I.c1 :, X; III;
t 1e2sF pup; oTIes os w. stHaa.y lar ies. It'll
VIZ; es w Font do ta month aq QUO .ty. ara 1s
, 1874-07-14

The Mayor Of Worcester, Mass., has rocciy-
ca letter from Gon. Bdbcock, tho prosidont'g
priYato ~ Secretary, in which ho snys: sTho
tr,regtdont, after full consideration, docs not
tnlnk that he will bo ablo to DO In Worcester on
t1o 10th. to Join in the interesting ceron,ouy
OF dedicatfng, the Soldiers Monument. y
, 1874-07-14

A Nx ONE I.EA WING I'M fDNMATION nc, ,DAY OV
tho psestat wAeteatAin 0i 4, lurleud 1T I2nHouth
0sa'9'st vii 1a asAtabl}fs rfadsa. u
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1871
1872

The most concentrated. universal and durable FER
til Ter ever offered 90 the farmer combining all
the stimulating qualities OF Peruvian Guauo, and
the ever durable iertizing properties OF Bones -
10 fine dry powder. prepared expressly tor drill
iny. and can b, applied in any quantity however
small per acre u is the opinion of many close
calculating Farmers, alter SIXTEEN YEARS
experience m testing II side BY side with other
popular fertilizers. that an application of 100
pounds Of Excelsior is equal t. from 200 20 800
pounds of any other fertilizer gusno, and there
fore FULLY 100 90 200 per cent cheaper.
UNIFORMITY or QUALITY GUARANTEED
BY THE MANUFACTURERS.
re- Fafmers .h0rid zee fbGf ererV Dag - brand
~ 90. ADORE. ,-ifl RE 4 IVA / YSLS aud or VA NE
90 RED LETTERS. Az Others are comnerteiis.
PRICE SIS PER TON.
j. !. TURNER 4 CO.
A. PnArr SrrFEr, BALTIMORE. M.
For sale by JAS. LAW. HO0FF.
CharlestoWn, ". Va.
Arr o.. ls1t-3m.
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D,vrpH. CocKafLI. JosErH Il. CockEILL
DAVID Il. COCKRlLL & son,
Architects and Builders.
CHARLESTOWN, JEFFERSON COUNTY, VA.

OUR experience in the business which We adyer-
1 J tise To conduct, and our thorough acluaint-
ance with 1t in all its branches, enable Us e. assure
the public that any work entrusted TO us Will be
executed in the most workmanlike manner, and
with the utmost dispatch. Having stood TO their
nesrs In the Confederate army during the four
wears struggle which it so manfully encountered,
thew have located in their native county, where
their services are offered in building up the waste
places. andincarryng out practical Reconstruction.
Particular attention given at all times 10 the
drawingof plans and Specifications; and IN the
construction Of
GEOHETRICAL STAIR Way
where calculation is required. they are confident
that they cannot be surpassed by any worAmen IN
the Valley of Virginia,
- Being well known in the community, they
deem it unnecessary TO say more, than that orders
left for them will receive prompt attention.
April9, l3Gs-tf.
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Patap,co AmmOniated Soluble
DHOSPH ATE

rn-ar'u-.d Especially for the Wheat Crop.
HAVING introduced this fertilizer into Jeifer-
.r urft f.rr generally last season. and
Irf tla hands o. iour ol our best farmers,
prepared o. offer DC upon its merits
rI ..re fhe best cauutr references 10
FL. .s r.'ne ss a Wheat producer. Il Is IN
I..f standard. thoroughly manip-
a.n W have the most 'arora-
fta crops fhlt have been thresh.
ari.l ir sagiuZ % can not Be cx-
rer fhrn irst season. and iibe-
made Iu favor of large orders
.-uItsIOV &I1prlTT. Ag't.
Ia.t. a1i Frederick Counties.
.,.,,ri rrt-,c,..st
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TO THE CREDITORS OF JOSEPH SMITH,
Deceased.
In pursuance TO a Decree Of the Circuit
Court of the County Of jefferson, West Nlr-
giuia made in a cause therein pending to sub
iect the real estate of the said Joseph Smith TO
the payment of bis debts, you are hereby re-
qu'red to present your claims against the sand
Joseph Smith for adjudication To Clcon Moore,
Commissinuer at his office in the said County,
ou or before the 3 day Of September, 1874.
Witness. Robert T. Brown. Clerk of saiG
Court. this 10Th day of july 1874.
ROBERT IT, BROWN, Clerk C. C.
July Is l674-7t.
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Notice to Creditors.

ACOUSTIC, 1s7l-ly.
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WV. BALEY. President.
ALoxzo LoaING. Vice President.
November II, lSG0-tf.
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NOTICE.

4 IL. persons receiving freight at the Charles
town Depot. on alter November lst. instant,
viii be required to paw freight aud charges at the
Station before removal of goods This rule Is i'm
perative and will BE- observed in oil cases.
Nov. /, 1873. J. D. STARRY, Agent
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The Late Panic

I s OVER And in its trail let Good Prices Tor
I Produce. We positively refuse longer to take
Panic kxeusc' in payment Of bills now largely
overdue. Tbcy are too Thin, aud don't meet the
issue. Tour accounts are made up and DOW ready
for settlement. and delay or failure 10 comply
promptly will tend 10 give you trouble, a. bill
due must be settled az oncc-as we have engages
meats 70 meet TRUsSELL LUCAS
Anil IL, 1914