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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-22

OLD MApEIRA AND SHERRY VINES yintag
1888, at CHRisrIAS @ WHITES. +.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-22

PEMBROKE WHITE DREss-sHIRTs ready-made
or made to order BYE. B. SPENCE q Son. Perfect
At guaranteed or no sale, Calls and leave your
measure. .-eEs...st ...ir... 80. - N .H...-L
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-22

Fatal Coai-Oi, Explosion. y
Baltimore, January 21.-M Mrs. Price died
to-day from the effects of A coal-oil explosion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-22
FOR RE,;RNT.

FOR RENT.
cToRE FOR RENT. =
s5i asHSs s tSs ss as Gsa
PRIME BOOTS; s SSSESl fS5Sf: AND ): TRUNKS <
after which we will consolidate our two stores by
ai,ssS9;nt!nalng our Broadstrset store Toany one
extra chance Will sell the stock and rent the
store on very reasonable terms. It is one OF the
MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHER,
corner Fifth and Broad and 32l Main street,
5EOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING 6fss
n No. 3I3 south Fourth street, between &:a
Byrd and Arch. CANDLES Iiill, containing SIX
gas and water. Possession given at once: Apply.
No. 423 Franklin street,
ia 22-3tx -. corner OF. Fifth.
EoR RENT, DWELLING No. S11 IA
n north Fourth street; IL mas eight rooms ka;I
rooms in Kitchen Gas, water,and culvert on the lot
To good tenant, rentvery low For terms apply at
Sixth street before 10 A. d. or between
DOR RENT. BRICK HOUSE. No. a
II ao4, north siae of Leigh street betweenAa
water, &c, and brick kitchen with two rooms.
BRICK HOUSE on north side of Venable street
the residence of slijah Baker, axe ssq Win snn
BRICK TENEMENT on the northeast corner OF
eePfy fESEM&sT gSsERM,sfs on be north side
Clay street near Eukers spsng Rark sSN YIN i've
ioon0' % xucI ioneers NEE and Real Estate Agents,
s No: 6 Eleventh street, between Main and BANK.
u -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-22

CORONER ApPoMrED.-Dr. William j. AL
len has been appointed coroner for the county
of Mecklenburg. IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-22

Z s. anor. wiff sECDNDsTO II suilEbls f0r
nay Light business. Apply on lhs psegtss ss;azSE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-22
r,,.ssvyrrrcaIglslAra eatP.swnsrarHkGo.s.

m Or Al THE LATE STYLES for sale atP.
WnHorR Cass.I8Ur- Main sired: .,S5s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-22

EOR RENT, DWELLING No. 311 a
n north Fourth street; it has eight rooms ka;I
with hre-places, and four hall-rooms also three
70 good tenant, rentvery low. For terms apply at
la south Sixth street bcforet10 A. M. or between
Q and 4 P. NJ. 50 ia 22-1tA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-22

TOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING, G:s
n No. 3I3 south Fourth street, between &:I
Byrd and Arch, CANDLES Hill, containing SIX
rooa with closets, brick kitchen OF two roons
gas and water. Possession given at once. Apply
10 ssr JAMES L.tCAPSf0N,
No. 423 Franklin street.
! IA 22-3tx corner OF Fifth.
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DEPARTURES l ]. or i : 4 5sl'TKAslKRA!

E,oR NEW Or Ks. TheI$4pR
e steunshfp OLD DOMINION, ,Gnp- - -
tain WALKER, Wn sail FRTDAY 81, Januxxy 2Yd, %
8 o'clock A. 81. Freight received until q O'clock
{ Through bills Of. lading sisusd. aad speA fbs.
warded with. dispatch 70 ait p0lEts norm, R0nth,
east and west. Close connections made With CaHatd
Line foreign ports. ri. ~
q For FREIGHT apply TO ~ AZ .sSs
IEURG AL ES & Co, Agants, ~. -
Ja21-3t Company 4 n bari. Reekeits.
nLDIOMINIoNs rEhs.sHlP ogSYA,
" COMPANY - 729lS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-22

GTORE FOR RENT. s
~ GOoTS AT COST 6A
), Until about March 1st we will sell at oer "a
STORE, corner of Fifth, our
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-22

sEOR Rent, HOTsE 30. 40e sEeat &a
!. Grace street, contafn ming six Soontg ~
kitchen with two rooms; Kss ana1 watcr On tsls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-22

EOR RENT, the desirable WARE a.
II HOUSE on Cary street now tntbe Occur ~
on the 1st OF February next. inquire OF
,Js W. LOCKWOOD, Cashier,
IA 21.6t -r n at National Bank OF Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-22

PRIME BOOTS, SHNES, AM. TRUNKSra.5'
AT COSP; -F-s y 81, ~
after which we will consolidate our tw stores by
discontinnlng our Broad-Street store. To any one
Wishing to engage in the shoe business this 10 IN
extra chance as We will sell the stock and rent the
store on very reasonable terms. 1t is one Of the
best locations on Broad street. - isS * si
MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHER,
corner Fifth and Broad and l3 2l Main street..
"a Il Inn I.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-01
g Scra n tuu
SparbaRf aab SrHff @OmpaaD,
426 2agamaana Abeane.
GapitaI q 25O,OOO.

@ir jabltn allen Dsppfiprtn Sntsrt6tn an
btn trftn Wcntagen TN Sanuar unb Sult ts,
ben Sabrts TN 8siras BON
feAS rs3ent
auf tnbipibutlt DspOlittn, bic $4,000 nf&t
hbtritttssn, nne fhnt prptsnt an aasH Suni'
mtH ibtr $1,000.
auenbsm irsftn pir I'm artiid VI, Ssl.
ton If, uuitrtr In BEN pabbpsfs bfigeerudten
Nsbtuetltss 9crftbruussu fiji cine 1bstIuns
btr proftt bisisr SpaIbani sipif&en alien De-
pOftor.n, ttuuiaI In fiuf SabrtH.
Dtsls EDITION uuitrtr RebsnetifSf Iauttt
ME fpIst;
,Grtra Dtstbsutsu. - Mm Gnbt
itbeT fiinf Sabre. BON sriien Npntas i'm Sa-
nuaT 1874 an gert6nst, fpa tril6rt une belablt
msrbtn cine Dipibenbt BON alien prpfifn, bic
(ict In ben IsSien ttinf Sabrsu angsfammslt ba.
ben (na@ Nb,ug btr bIeits srfl6rtsn Eipiesn.
ben. Der uStbisfu Banfaussaben, unb btr jur
Nufrfdttrbaltune bts G-unpfapttas nStbiafn
Summeu unp um SntereIIen baran lu iab en-,
an uub unttr aat lol&t DtppftprtH, hsrtn
D,ps(itsn ttn funhtrt Epllars iibtrlftissa uue
wsI&e In BEN Snititut fur wtuiehsns stu Sabr
peTblitben itnb, ua@folaeue BEN trffeR Gag
TN SanuaE hanH ststuw6rtts. I'm
Btrb6ltntb ~ Der pom ibnsn bsppnirtsn Sum-
me unb iur 3tti, pGbrtnb rthtr nas bsGaett
DsppIitum In btm Snftmt ptrblitben 10; a6sr
In hsr bsiasttn 8trtbsiluHs IOIl frin Stius auf
Ibfile tints SabIfs etnOmmfH ptresn; fsbo6
Ipl itbe inntrbaIb zines Sabrts htpunirtt
Summs ptrjdhutt trtrbeH ,um 3ptf brr Be-
rtdnuns Der ibr ~ SbtiI ptr6tnbtn Grira.
Dtpietuesu gum srttu 3as i'm Sanuar, n6tGf-
fpIeeub Der 3tft, In trtl@er % reprntrt mar"
| Sm Btrb6ItuiB ju ben rou anberH 9anitn
In scranton tTIl6rttH DipibfubtH. pirh bitlt
&sstl, iusrf deppttrt unb In aTaft ssltst pOn
uns, ftesm Dtppiitcrta ptnieftns Gin bic spsi
prplsnt t6Rrlt@ trtra an fstufu Dtpphtru
| bTtuaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-01

- Sn Der Irbtta StpunS Der @tisb'
stbuns pafiirts etn @sise, sas isitesm
bur& btn @ouutru5r untt'usteust
wurbs, unb wtIGss bsRImmt, bae TN
6als prOisiRrsnDs partsisa mttttnaHDtr
bariu ibsrstnRtmmsn. trssnD stn Rsats'
banbsl pur bas @tri&t Oirtft ssbra&t
wtrpsn lam, init umsstuHs bsr Gee
f&urrsusn. Sm abrtssn if bas gsr'
fatrsn BET fOI&sn TrOisRtH faR unssr'
dnbsrt.
= Sn 8tabins. pa, fsa Elm Conn
tassbIati sssrhnDst wsrbsn.
= Die DaYns GcHHts 6atr bsganH
ssRtru.
- Dansils, pa, BAT Elm nsuss pOR>
Stbdutt.
- Die Sasusr Dot xnttls d. 9rnltr
In RtnsstpH branRte am SonRtas
GbtHe ssssR 9 tltT Hisetr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-01
(Gurrslpcnbsns bee ,,Dp&snbIatt'')
S&uFbauitn, 5. Sspt. IA.
0ertker 6err 0aaner!

um nttt fouUbI
msiusm 8srfprs&sn, als aud Strsm
Bunl&s nu6,ufommtn, psrbt i'd t.bt
70 fret istn, unb Stnsn Gtntsss iiber
msins Rsift mittbsiIsn.
alic Samfus um 2 llbr fabrsn pir
fort. 60 mar anfanss elm pradbipolIsr
Gnbltd, bisls tunbsrts BON SOFTEN I'm
pollen GIass,ni&mud. a. SuID. wis ffs
In fOlssr &ubs baIassn, wdbrsnb unf.r
Dampfsr nit pUGIsn Ssssln babinfdoe {;
ubsr baIO dnbsrts F& bis @e,ns. &aum
warsn mir aus bem 6dftR BON Nsw
YUrt tsraus, ale f& Elm @spitteriurm
srbub, wie Id nod tstnsn srIstte, uub
70 pl5blt&, bae fait aas Tafasters sou
ben tbsri&lassncsn Osasn bur&udet
wuresn, S@rstbsr eisfsr 3silsn islba
aud. 90 Gin @twtttsr III siwas fdhau
srlthss auf bsm Ilssrs, bsfOnesrs psnu
stn umfanb baiu fommt, wlt BEL uns /,
ndmIi& bic S6ifsssfslIf&uft batts bloc
Gassiss s,ma&t fur as 3wH&sne,dr,t.
fsuOt unb aus bislsm 0runbs bus S6iiI
NIT 70 stsI Gra6t bslabsn. ba6 uotl se
mug plat mar fur bic 3s. ut&t abtr fir
1872. pit He ba wartn. Der 6tbtsr ltssi
an ben eanbassnten, bic tsint Btridit
an ben glOrbcsutf&sn elOps sinfaubtsn.
glun wnrbt wObl a(lts ptrla&t, um
RAID mttrsrs sr5bsrs Riume fir bt,
Rstfsnesn b,rsuriGtsn, 20 bausrte ats,
tmmertin Elm paar Siunptn, unO nab
rsnb bisl,r 3tit mu6ttn bi,ls 132 Rtn'
f&sn In bsm Haum psrbIsibsn, brr boo
ftns fir 80 prlOnta bsrssrt&itt mar
Nun warsn idOn fuR aut is,irant (ts
stusm Sturmt ssbt bus ruf&) unO bal
90 baun untsr lCI@tn 8,rbdItuifsl
nt&t rutis anb fla bsrsIns, wirb fd
wotl Sober bsntsn t5nntn.
DO& aa,s ssbt 30 Gnbs, 70 aud bt
f&Iimms g. It. plnb mar i,bt ssnus
unb bic Ssstrunibtit stns mad A!
Sassn aud BEL BEN @stasn psrfbsr, f
tob, Sbstsids 20 fuii tmmsr talt, nsbIil
nnb rtsntrifa Ear, bod mad unb mad
sin rutissrss esbsn sinirat. Die Stim
muns auf ben Dnmpfsru, bic pom ams
rita ua& Dsutf&lanb fubrtn, if hbrt
gems untrr ben 8fifsnbsn btbsutsn
tO6nunsslOlsr, ale I'M tntssstnssisetsI
GaGs. Sspsr, bsr pom europa mao Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-01
SerfGufe -Serlan9t.
Su Nerfaufeit.

Gtns poufdnbies SaustinriGhna, bsiiebsub
aus Slas. unb altibrrfGranf, Sppba, Rom.
mOes StiibIs, 8ii6tnssf&irr, u. (. p., auss
neb ntu, III unttr biIIissn 8tbinauussn stH.
jslu pfsr aud Int @anjsn ju Dtrfauftn, tpsun
man nabfraat BET Grau S@nsibsr, Cd Gsbar
une Nletr, 9cbn pauptmann, GeDar Shaes
pbsr Spbn 2bdlsn, Wilfssbarre, 8pr 3f6. n
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-01
Sli i)erf0ufet,:

3pst gBpbntduitr unb Cots, esIseen In
SlatslY Icpnibip. unb btibs Ssrfsbtn NIT alien
gsrbsirrunssn, tpie 9afoftn, Srunnsn, Stal.
lung II. {. 10. 3abIunasitrmtH Isi9t. Rdbtre
Nusfunff In bieftr Sffirs, pter 6si guauif
S@mitt in prispiIIs, uabs OIYpbani.
2fntfm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-01
Slt Oerf0llfem:

Cine partie 5en3bofeu unb Brstter
BON srrjhsli9sr SuaIitGt; fOipit BaubUIa ts.
Der Art, trsI9ts nat BtfrlIune ssIGst nnS a,>
lttfsrtptrb. auftrGss usbmtn an Sr. Gbarles
Hti@eE Sranten, pbtr Staut u. aretIt@,
Dunntnss. 5m,7i
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-01
Cine 0UlfS 8anf.
Miners and Mechanics Loan
and Banking Association.
autsriFrtss Capital unbtf@r6uft

NuIpIlVEIte eapllHl uuptlWIpuIt'
Die Organization hisltr 8aui- 4tfsII.
f1aft tif ppltdnpis bt'ubtsi. &c sibt ne.
ltntIi1 cine 8anf bts 8plits, bur& bas
q olf une fur has y cIf.
DspOIicrsn fopobI pts AttsntHbabtr ibsiltu
slfihmGbis brn prUft.
DIE angtb6uften Gapitalieu ntrben untr
bisjtaissn psrtbstlt bsrtH @tIb ft bssriinbsttu.
Die Stasrbtt
bisfsr Banf pirb ibr
GtubtsabItts GapttaL
bas ssesuipdrtts auf
$500. 900
bsI&r6nft Ia, peripaltet BON neuu Sruftte, be
burh pis Attisninbabsr erp6bli ptrben.
Dtptbeuben I'm 8ftrast ppu a&t bio
au brsieis pro,ent Ginb iGbrlt& BON 8auitn T.
Hart uOIptu, bic mad bitltm PLANE psrHaItsi
ptretH.
Das CAPITAL pirb aufstmaGt BON ben
9isIeu, nitt ben Gtnlslnsn. 60 IN BE Ber>
etuiaune pon fstneu leberGnhlieu - BON 81
Dollars aufpdrts = bsr % 6sf&6ftsIeuts,
8abrifauteu, Rtntr uub arbsttsr.
Die afhtu fub I'm BsTti6s &ler. Das bier
aussIssts @tlb 10 Ht&t auf is&s pTSisHt BE-
IHr6nft.
Die Mftien fiub SO Dollars tebs,
,ablbar bur@ mouaiIits 9siir6st Don tptt
Dollars. Deppuirt Dtiut fiiufjie pbsr bun.
bert DplIars In aftttn, ptret tin Mftteuinba.
bsr In bisItr 8anf, une Du btlsmmif ale TTo.
fts, psI@t Dsiu 3sIb abpirft
Dr Tam niGt swsI OplIars mOnatltG
fparsn, unb babur& aIHsntHbabsr ptrbsu
Die 8anf sr5Hnst ibr @sf&dft tn ben
ususu Obj 8tIlop @tb6ubs 1pbi
PART, fobalD % ftrtis II. 6trutr tn btr bin
tern Sffiet bee Ca dapauua Bale,
8anf @tb6ubts, Scranton.
Su Der 3pilatultit ptrbsu atiGuunetu FIJI
aftien anetnpmmtn In Der Mpcibtf, Dol
RtIlspausb ". Davis, In ppbs pari
cher ppn 8. Gardner Sanbtrfen II
esr qadapauua Bailey 9aHf, Scranton.
S Srssnb psI4s Ausfunft pirh ssesbsI
@tc. Sanbt GoR, Tr6fbtnt.
8tnt. puetes, gttt Tr6l
U. y. SttptHs. Sbasmtiftr.
8. o. SaubtrIeu, al S&akui.
9. .. 8arues,
atps. D. DaptS
9. 9. GuIltE
morgan 8pwen,
8. q. Rpbtrtfpu,
9ap74 Sruftts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-01
Banlots.

81 Cote, an Der Bennington assnus (SIS-
eunis 6lat) sslsssu, psretn ststn pier tsrntn-
tpttit 3ablunssn gum Berfauf dusstbptsn.
ttr Baumsiftr IN bisfs @elsstnbtit gut, ba
Cant gtnus nuf btm eanbe III, I'M bsn Rauf-
rrrts Der epts bsldusl&laseu ju f5nnsn. 9d-
btrs Mustunft ptrb sssrbeH ron 8 bas. D.
b Brtd, roer IN bsr Of &C bes ..gpp&snbIatr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-01
Su iDerulietbeal :

8iir Itns Rtibe Sabre a bis adr suiss
Sausrttlanb, esltgtn I'm eadaipdnud Eopn-
tbtp unb an be &ity Srrauton srsnitne, an
Der einit bon ptttston Aptnue, unb nur %
Wtnuttn Sang pon Der Seibtfabrtf. DieIe
Sauertt etsutt fi& uprjiisIi@ sum paltsn BON
Hibsr fur WllGstpinn unb ,ur paaniuns
BON @smiisn fir ben Rarft. Die pennlpIs
pauta 8abn paiiirt bur& bas 9anb an bem
Ssapsr UReabbpp Gube. Wsbrsrs aan Duel
len ilne auf BEN eanb. QBegen Germine uub
gssinsuussH frast man mad BEL
Spbu 3anbIeS
.29irba Srautsn, pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-01
MmmOucc.

Yin iunssr @ti&6ftsmdnn lu&t fir Elm
naHpasltt rentablts @tlHGft sintn partu,r
init ca. f500-200 Dollars aapttaI. Sffsr.
ten inter et. R nimmt bic Grp, be. 81. 3f
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-01

Sofeph u. TOtn.
Gde BON Srharb unb prSlptEt SraBt, 12.
@arb, II etr Srt, no Sbr Dsftu unh BIe&-
paartn lauftH lplt. DG&tr unb Stn-
ntH Ia furtsr 3stt uHb btlis tsrstfsut.
SpTt&t SeT. 7mt6m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-01
Su tDerfumfelt :

Der tnttrsttntts bistst bisrmit Ftben quite
pftrbe unb @tftirrt, cine an,abl 8radt- unb
anbtrs Dassn ntbf allrm 3ubsbSr ,um Der
iaufs an. Nd9srs ausFuHft srtbrtIt R. 4app,
SrautUn, pa. .23S
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-01
Slt t,erf0mfem.

go Sne epts, bret bappn an Der 5rauF.
lin apsnus, cine an Wulbsrryfrass unb bic
anesrsn an cine ALLEY srtnjsnb, ptrbsn uuitr
btltsen Ssbtnsunsfu psrfauft. Ran mslbs
ii& bsf .'.o.
tOap Sebn 9stbItL @rantpn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-01

grdFetnt-9pba panbIte
Bist pT6Iiesnttu,-Ghpare Y. @iIIarb,
&sp WpIts @btttp.
Dirtlturtu,-Spbu paabItp, u. R. Sto.
pers, 6. ". Geran Don. 8. .. Col
Inns, 8sp. Rpits @bittp, Gbparb
u. DtlIarb, Sbpmas pttIItps.
Srufste,-Sames Serbian, Dr.. @m. 3.
pttL RtIp 8. @iI1ph .. 3. 3 o.
raH, Sbemas .. StSans, 90.
rphsH 3. DslIs, Sartb. g. SEQ.
narb, Or. Wm. 5 Sasasrts, Sobn
o. RassE 8iIitaI . Dull
uHtstin&unss- -Ssbsres1SsbE paHtIss,
UulaTe. WtIltam S&uIL Wt'
10 3. @tIGpR.
Gafiirer-e. aFtbur BatTtG
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-01
0Girfbfcbaft ,ir perfanSer.

Der unt,rtsi6nstt pffsrirt bisrmit feline
@trtbibaft an penn auenut, stssniihtr Der
Dtdicn fabrif, 3um 8trfauf, ntbff ppIlli6nbi.
str Gtnrt&Mns Ndblrss ~ rrfrastn am pIaye
isibf bel Sobn Gaspar ebtr Ratb.
&obIfna. aa6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-01
Su Oerf0mfem:

Gin ipsifSdisss buppsltss @Sbnbaus, &C.
ltesn an ptiiifCn aDs NIT elmer Got 40 BEL
2OO, unb allen nptbpenbisen Anssb6ubsn,
yfdbtrss iu erfrastu bet q SPAR H6gsIt.
ju Slo Forge, eafamanna Scmnlbip. 23H
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-01
@arnfe S Sauer,
WTfdufrT BON
SrOcerieen nnb 9SrDDiffDnen,
Ratufra6e, Spbe parf,

WatHfra6s 9pbe Tarf.
Giusm strsbrisu bsutI6tn THbIifum bit tr-
stbtuitt ausdst, bae mir fortp6bTeHb tinen
ausstpGblttu 8rrratb Spn prOptant unb &C.
btnsmit 'sln, ionic Garnpaareu irbeT art on
oanb balttu unb su ben btaisftu pTriftu an
uHIere 8unben rtrfaufen.
5ubtm MIR um subIrrt&tn 3uipru@ bitten,
tbeu MIR bic gnf&nung, baB fppebI 0ualt-
tat ptt prstis etr Daartn ui&ts ~ piui&tn
iibrta ldiTeu. 30ap6
SniOb pantr. BriehriG Bauis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-10-01

9el@6ftsaunhfu; - Die Banf iff sfftn t6elt6
sen 8 bio 3 liRE aHb an SawRas absHesH
ssH S BE 8 tibE. t6fi
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-09-11

SIMPLE CURE FOR BoILs.-Dr. Simon,
physician of Lorraine, gives a new
cure for boils, namely, by treating them
with oamphorated alcohol. As soon as
the elimination point of boil makes
appearance he puts little Of the liquid
in saucer and dipping the ends of his
little finger in it, rubs the infamed sur
face, especially the central part, repeat
ing the operation eight or ten times for
about half minute. He then allows
the surface to dry, placing over it
slight coating of camphorated olive oil.
He says that four such applications will,
IN almost all cases, cause boils to dry up
and disappear; the operation to be per.
formed morning, noon and evening. The
announcement of so simple a cure for
spch painful malady will bear repeti-
ton
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STAGE NOTICE.

On and after July LIST, the subscriber will run a
stage between Bellows Falls. Townshend, Jamaica
and Wardsboro, carrying the u. 5. Mail. Leaves
Townshend for Jamaica every Monday. Wednesday
and Friday. Leav& Townshend for Wardsboro eve
ry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday on the arrival
Of the evening stages. Express business promptly
attended to. hope By careful attention to business
to receive the patronage of the travelling public;
G. T. WELLINGTON.
Cambridgeport. VT. June "a. 1873. 25
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T EATHER AND RUBBER
BETTING. For sale by
ARMS 4 WILSON.
Commissioners Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED. having been appointed by
Il the Probate Court Of the District of v indsor,
Commissioners to receive. examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against GEORGE
ROBINS. late of MaTshalltOwn in the State Of
Iowa deceased and the claims of the deceased ex-
hibed in set-o to the claims Of the creditors here
by give notice that we will meet for the purpose Of
examining and allowing said claims a. the Town
Clerks efhee IN Chester, county ot Windsor and
State Of Vermont, on Thu kSDAft lie FIRST
DAY OF OCTOBER. A. ID. ls74. and the lH HENI1-
FIFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. A D. lss5. from 2
clock until o'clock P NJ on each Of said DAYS.
and that six months from the 18th day Of August.
D. 1874 Is the time limited By said Court for said
creditors to present their claims to for examna-
pased Al Chester. this 18th day Of August A. D.
y A. EDISON, o..
o. e HEALD. commissioners
ELISHA COLLINS. Administrator. S6-s
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The TITLE REVEREND" The case
of Rev. Mr.. Keep, Wesleyan minister
of the Camborne Conference in England,
who was not allowed by the vicar of the
parish in which he resided to pct his
name with the prefix "Rev" on his
daughters tom bstone, has elected from
an English clergyman letter to the
London Times in which occurs the fol.
lowing interesting passage concerning
the history question:
"Tne registers of the parish of Tam
worth contain some interesting particu-
lars as to local usage. These registers
date back from the reign of Philip and
Mary, 1856 The first title given in
them to clergyman is the old title Sir
with which Shakespeare has made US IA
miliar. In May, 1867, we have an en-
try Sir Peter Stringar, curate.' The
clergyman who succeeded him is called
Sir Richard Walker but there are
other eontemporaneous entries, such as
'sacerdes,' clericus, preacher and
verbi minister These latter seem to
have obtained till, in King James's reign,
we have the prefix master, which, as
we know, was applied to the great d.
vine, Master Hooker, and this practice,
seems by our registers to have been con-
tinued through the Common wealth,
though Minister of the Gospel is some
times added. We have, however, in
1867, the first use of the word rever-
end, evidently in this case as a special
mark of respect, not as o formal title.
On IL June, 1867, was buried our Rev.
erend Pastor Master Thomas Blake,
minister of Tamworih.' In 1893 we
have clergyman by name Samuel Col
Inns. had noticed with curiosity an
erasure before his name in each of the
casualties, baptismal or funeral, record
ed in our register.
| At last, in 1901, was lucky enough
to find an unerased entry, and it ap-
pears that the obnoxious word was the
title Revd.' ESQ written) prefxed to this
Mr.. However, he seems not to have been
able to hold to this title. One of his
children, baptized in 1905, Is baptized as
the child of plain Samuel Collins, min
ister; and when he died, in 1906, he
was buried without the title reverend
as Mr.. e. e. MASTER Samuel Collins,
minister of Tamworth. Henceforward
the same address is used till November,
l727, when we have the baptism of Anne,
daughter of ye Rev. Mr.. Robert Will.
son, minister of Tamworth,' and after
that date the prefix reverend never
seems to have been omitted am thank
ful, for the honor of my parish, to say
that it was not Withheld even in a case
which reminds one of the matter discuss
ed at the Camborne Conference. 1t fell
to the lot of one of my predecessors to
bury nonconformist. The entry of the
burial is as follows, 1876 81 10 March,
buried ye Rev. Thomas Worthington, a
non,jurer of Tamworth.' In this he on
ly followed the example Of an earlier vi
car, who when, Thomas Flavell, Pres
byterian teacher of Tamworth, died, al
lowed him the prefix of Mr.. (Master)-
prefix used with great parsimony in
those days"
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A young gentleman eighteen years of
age, seven feet high, four feet across the
shoulders, and weighing 500 pounds, was
walking about the st. Paul streets re-
Gently, attracting the attention of all he
met, and leaving behind him a long
string of wondering people. He did not
appear to feel any bigger than any one
alsa
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poftrh.
September.

whispering silence broods o'er all around,
As in cathedral when the praise and prayer
Are lingering pulses on the waves OF sound,
And naught disturbs but muiled heart throbs there
Yet all is bright-the sun scarce past the noon
And stealng out from dusky, darkling wood,
Comes forth matron shod with mossy shoon,
From off her brows she lays the binding snood-
When 10 ! her chestnut locks float on the breeze
Like silken alge on cerulean seas
The flowers have hung their heads but all gay
things
That buzzing fit, on busy, gauzy wings,
To chant her beauties, graf efuly remember,
And hail our princess, timid. grave September.
- The GdtGrg for September.
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{" Is there any person you wish me to
marry ?" said wife to a dying spouse,
who had been something of tyrant in
his day, " Marry the devil, if you like !"
was the gruff reply. "No, thank you,
nv dear, one husband of the same fam
ily is enough for me.
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ed in storm, which left no survivors Of
the crew or passengers. Burr, like Cain,
bore till death the mark OF great crime.
Rock of Ages.

On the side wall of the chapel in TCt-
tenham Court Road, London, built by
George Whitefield, ard where his pulpit
still stands, is the following epitaph to
the memory of the author os the Rock
of Ages"
WITHIN
THESE HALLoWED WALLS
AND NEAR THIS SPOT
ARE INFERRED
The Mortal Remains Of the
REV. AUGUSTUS MONTAGUE T0PLADY,
Vicar of Broad Hembury,
Devon.
Born 4th Norepiber, l74O.
Died llh August, IT'S.
Aged 38 pears.
He wrote
Rock of Ages, Cleft for Me
Let Me Hide Myself in Thee.
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A Frenchman learning the English
language complained of the irregularity
of the verb to go" the present tense
of which some wag had written out for
him as folloss: /" l go; thou startest;
he departs; We lay tracks; you cut
sticks; they absquatulate or skedaddle.'