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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-05-23
W aD-r
! ALUABLE l. ARM
FOR SALE.

T OFFER a. private sale that eery de-
sirsble fatm belonging 10 the heirs OF
the la,e X. D. Shepherd. Jr which sd-
JOINS the wild Goose" farm OF Henry
Shephtrd, and the lands oi JoEn sheP-
herd ami T. Chlpl'ne. Thl. farm Is
about 3 n,les north ol Shepherdstnan n,
containing 32O acrts, i we'll inproVed,
and has 81 anondaor, "l timber snd wa.
ter upon u. Ihe 'era's at sale Will he
msde a. svota5ls as roseb be lor the pur-
chsser. Apply in pr''na or by 'e'ler' to
IDHN ZiITLE Agent.
.iarch u 1874
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-05-23
. Place For Sale.

gpHE undersigned offers a. PIivsie sale.
( a very desirable "HOME," situated
on the county road lesding from the
Charles,own aud Shepherdstown road 10
the Ridge road. and one mIe North Of
Duffields Depot, and half mile Eas. Of
the new Railroad Track. Place of 20
ACRES. improved with Brick House,
ample Sistline. Corn. Meat, Bake. Wsg-
on, Carriage. Hog and Poultry Houses.
Well and Cislern. and Smith Shop. with
an Orchard OF unsurpassed excellence.
V. NJ, FIROR
April IL. 1874. #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-05-23
LIVER AND BLOOD DISEASES.
BY DIR. x. V. rIERcg, NJ u.

A healthy liver secretcs each day
about two and half pounds OF bile,
which contains great amount OF waste
material taken from the blood. When
the liver becomes torpid or congcsted,
il fails 10 eliminate this vast amount OF
noxious, substance, which, therefore,
remains to poison the blood, and DO
conveyed TO every part Of the system.
What must be the condition OF tho
blood. when it is receiving and retain
ing each day two and half pounds OF
poison : Nature tries TO work of this
poison through other channels and or
pans-the kidneys, lungs, skin, etc, but
these organs become oyeraxed IN per-
forming this labor in addition TO their
natural functions, and cannot long with
stand the pressure, but become various
ly diseased.
The brain, which is the great clectri-
cal center OF all vitality, is unduly
stimulated by the unhealthy blood,
which passes to it-from the heart, and
it fails to perform its Office healthfully.
Hence the symptoms OF bile poisoning,
which are dnllness. headache, iDcapacity
to keep the mind on any subject, i'm
pairment Of memory, dizzy, sleepy, or
nervous feelings, gloomy iorebodings,
and irritabiIity Of temper. Tho blood
itself being diseased. as il forms tho
sweat upon the surface Of the skin, il is
SO irritating and poisonous that It pro-
duces discolored brown spots, pimplos,
blotches, and other eruptions, sores,
boils. carbuncles and scrofuloos tumors.
The stomach, bowels, and othor organs
cannot escape becoming affected, soonsr
or la'er, and we have as the result, cos
tiyenesr. piles, dropsy, dyspepsia, diar-
rbea. Other symptoms are common,
as bitter or bad taste in mouth, internal
heat. palpitation, teasing cough, tn
steady appetite, choking sensation in
throat, bloating Of stomach, pain in
sides or about shoulders or back, cold
ness of extrcmities, etc, etc. Only q
few Of the above symptoms are likely
10 be present in any case at one lime.
The liver being the great depnrating or
blood cleansing organ Of the sysiem-
set this great "housckeeper Of our
health" at work, and the foul conup
tions, which gender in the blood, and
rot out, as il were, the machinery OF
life, are gradually expelled from the
system. For this purpose my Golden
Medical Discovery with very small
doses daily Of my Pleasant Purgatiye
Pellets are pre-eminsntly the articles
needed. They cure every kind Of hu-
NOR froin the worst scsofula 10 The com
mon pimp!e, bIosch or eruption. Great
eating ulcsrs kindly heal under their
might curative influences. Niruient
blood nelson's that lark in the system
are by them robbed of their terors, and
BY their perseyering and somewhat pro-
tracted use the most tainted may be
completely renovated and built ny
anew. Enlarged glands, tumors an!
svellipgs dwindle away and disappear
under the influence Of these great re-
solvents.
, 1874-07-04

At mooting Of tho Royal Geographical 60
oity, June r. bir Bartlo Frero having gone to
Cambridge to ta4o au honorary tiegroo, tho chnir
waa taken by s!r llonsy lsawlnson, who. boforo
meeting would liko to hear what tho Government
would do as regarded tho family OF tho lats Dr.
Livingstone. hlr Dartlo Frere had alrondy ill.,
formed tho aoc!oty thst tho pension Of $500 por
annum would te continued to tho family, md
Government urging also grant Of money.
The ao,onnt Recommended by tho doputatI0n
laa been Ei0,0o0 Or 1905, but tho Gov
ernment, taking ali Tho circumstances into ao,l-
aideration. Ind Thought that tuatsoa Womb DO
mout would DO naked to vote this amount. THO
Government had also undertaken to pay aIl
aryeasB to Tho fo.'pwesa mud RnrYanta of tho
Doctor, About II .0b0 had bson duo In thin wag
, 1874-07-04
Women ~ Lawyers and na Soldiers.

TFpIH tGc n tpahY 4+Qto J2NTNHt%
Mr, Justice Mott, in delivering the opinion Of
the Court Of Claims upon tho application Of Mrs.
Lockwood to DO admitted to practice as m ntter-
noy, throw out somo hinta that 1nay lead such
ambitious women to turn their euergiea in nn-
other objection. "I have been," 10 says, :" at
the bar and IN the military service, and>m:y az
perience leads mo to tho conclusion tint women
are rs we'll fitted TOR tho ono a. the other. An
other person having had similar e1poriencos may
roach an opposite result. It ia said that modern
ideaa -havo brought down many occupations
within tho roach Of women which were supposed
to belong exclusively to men ; but ia nothing
hsye modern ideas done 60 much of this levo1ing
as in the art OF war. In tho hand-to-hand con-
nlota Of antiquity women were nnanifestly unable
to oope with tho phya'cal natures Of mon, and
from necessity wore exompt. But hand-to-hand
fonlllota are o. obsolete rs tho wager OF battle.
The Light breeoll-loading casblne domands aotiv-
ity rather than strength. Woman, aa soldier,
would hayo llstls to do beelies marching, and
shooting, and belng shot. It Is said that well
brod, Intelligent, Aoneat woman will make bet
tor attorney than m ignorant. vicious. unseru-
pulous man. This Ia true; but It is equally true
that healthy, active womnu will make bottor
aoldier thai, . dooreplt. .lman. Some conaidora-
tions Of public policy also interyeno In favor Of
the !Atter conrHo."
, 1874-07-04
A NoTy PIca for tho UOEs

Ffote {hs HaoYumfn{0 UaiIY UtlfoN, JttHe At.
scAweinfurth. tho famous botaniBt. aud one Of
ira! Africa, after coming Ia contact will, ali mall
per Of people, from oannibaia upward, including
eyory intermediate grade, lays it down as rule
to regulate the Judgment OF races, that about tn
proportion SO dogs are reapaoted aud we'll treated
by q tribe tho mon aud womon recade from tho
toyolting condition Of oannlbaliHm. He says.
Whenever lio encountered tribe IN whiuh tho
dogs wore ktudly carad for aa domestic animals,
he WAS SIRE to and the people Of superior intel
tic arts Of living aud of Industry. But whell-
ever Lo came into q roglon Whoro thoy raiBol
dogs for their lesh, and ato It "a they al tho
flesh OF other animaiB, hb found himself either
au,nux cannibala or aueh as bad but rocentY
emerged from that Aosrld PRACTICE. Il is but
fair to add that the amiuent soioutist is hitnaof
a Wpstn friend ot the dog.
, 1874-07-04
n Young Indy with a lcnrt Is rs Tin.
feeling las d pin-Custaton.s,

The following latter, reoeivod from q young
lady who had previously Addressed one to tho
eamo y9ung man. beginning, "You concentrated
Ban Francisco: "You know as we'll as chat
women arc hukls-the best OF thep,-so do moi
blanc me more than the rest. Full vol know
BY my owu sad experience that weak human
bolnga rs We are, We cannot command our hearta
by Wel,s + Fsrge a. n soon % as eonyonient i've o md
With tho exception Of rings please consider that
golden cord (which ! at ono Time thought bound
Two loving hearta togetier) broken. awakon
to the stern roality do not love you. You no
longer avalon the spirit OF love within my
breast, aud ! think marriage without loyo 4
monkory ind Bin. Forgive nie, ErnoBt, ul.1 seek
QUO moro worthy Of your Rfrootious and too siu-
cere love than ]. Ihoro orc MANY, many girls In
be.tor wife than l.. atn not capable OF loving.
have no heart, Or else 1t have, 1t is as unfoo-
tug ns pin-euahlon."
, 1874-07-04

proposed, whsre they can 300 chat ia few dollars
axponded would Rivo to some oyorworked
woman, or girl, or sickly ohld few veoka' rest
and e!,ange, wl,loh thoy 80 much neod.
Second-Tho bonds Of sympathy bstwsen the
poople OF tho country aud tho'ctty aro constantly
strengthening; Our daily and weekly papers
keep thom fully lnfor1nod'ln rosnrd to al Of our
benovolens work. md tho number is ldtgo wl,o n
thor quiet homes arc alwaya Wishing they could
do Honothtng to help tho work doing in tltn city
Recent n1ulrtos tn noighborhood EwontY 1nilre
from tho city have satlafiol mo that It would not
DO at oil dlaloult to il. temporary board for tho
classca OF whom have Hpokon, at y prlco not
exceeding from SO to o. per wook. Az thla rate,
sl0 would give good long roBt mid vaoatlon..
When wo thko Into account how ongerly tho
summon vacations Aro looltod forward 10 and on
joyca by peoplo In comfortable circumataucos,
aud the benehs derived from them ia tho reat
from buHtnesH md labor and Tho change Of
acones and surroundinga, wo eau form something
OF M ldoa what 1t would bo, for peoplo whose
whole yoar Ia ono hard struggle Tor tho mnans to
supply tlo barost necessary wat,tH, with nothing
to breals tho woary monotony Of toll fsom ono
yoar's ond to nnother. ! hnvo written this 10 tho
hope TINT It may rneot tho oyo Of solno ono who
will fool moved to start d Vacation Fund, which,
placed In tho hands ef discreet and Responsible
potsons, nny bo usod In tho mnnnor hAya indl-i
catedt nm Burn that many porBonB would DO
glad to contribute to such 4 fund, and would
enjoy t1oir own vacations a1t the moro from tho
consciousness TINT they Ind made so1no ono fool
Tint ~ tho good limos had como, and they we're
ii It," @. @. Ginns.
Cu1uAao, July 8, 1874. s-|'
, 1874-07-04
OBITUARY,
Hor1ry Grlsanolls

l. Fro,n khs Ns,o 1ork Worla, Juiy1.
M. Henry urinnolt, the founder OF tho emil
and gontlain.n whose uamo is tnlisaolub1y CON
nectsd with Arctic explorations nnd discoveries,
died at bin residence, No. II bond street, yoH-
to-day IL tho 7othy year Of Ills ago. 1Io Was ono
g s,n n, hsothsrs n!i Of whom, espooieliy Moses
moro or loss distinguished In commercial lilo,
and was bora III Nav bedford, hIasp., in 1900.
On the attainment OF hls 18th ycnr, or 1878, lie
5smo sIc to tha city, and somo years Inter eatab-
Gsinnoh 4 Co., which subsequently became
known undor tho namo Of Grtbiell, hG,nsurn Il
%. Moses 7. Griunel1, Ills younger brother,
tlso born In Now Bedford IN Marol1, 1904, who
Collector Of Tho Port Of Now York from 1900 to
1877 aaaumod uharRo Of tho shipping OF the firm
and, 1t has boon said, probably built moro H4ipa
than any other Now York merchant
( However prominent has boon Mr.. Grinno1l's
nnme in connection will tl,o SHIPPING aid NOR
camille interests OF New York, its enduring and
worldwide famo-vorld-wido wherever the Htory
Ok Arctic adventure las pcnatratod-wiil rost on
Its association with tho record Of pr. Kane's two
poaed by many that 1t was Mr. Mosos H. Grin-
nall who most largely aidod in these expeditions.
But this gontomnn, whllo ho waa ono Of tho pro-
motors Of Tho Nhno expedition Of 1861, did not
Henry. It WAS IN May, 1850 wlon NIL hearts
wore stirred to sympathy by tho mystery TINT
attended tho fato Of Sir John franklin and hts
w unfortunate comradoH " tho polar regions, that
ar Aonry Hrinnel>. With an ample fortune at
his command whoroWith TO roaltze the dictates
o5 n1a sympnshy IN me fate OF the missing OK
ploFer, saw tho expedition whioh Its generosity
had lifted out for tho purpose Of resclllng Frank.
In aud Ills men, tlloy "oro still a1iso. depart
from New York. yhis expedition, which VAS
undes the command OF Lieut.. Do Havon, Dr.,
Kane accompanied az surgeon and naturalist.
.On sept. ~ OF tho samo yoar tito expedition
slghtod unknown ihtd III tho ARCTIC Ocean. IN
latitude. 10 dog. u min: al sao., and TO It Was
appropriately Eivon tho nanlo Of qrtnneu Land.
Dr. Kano pnblfshod an interesting narrative
OF tha expedition Which, although 1t failed IN Ito
main purpose. to-wit: tho discovery OF 8ir John
Franklln, waa not barron Of results precious to
eoionoe and human knowledge. Undeterrod by
tie failure OF this tarat attompt, Mr.. urlnnell
soon contemplated tho preparation Of unothcr
expedition for tho Ramo humane purpose. DR..
Rane wrote to him on Tho subject of the COM
mand Of this saoond undertaking, offering his
aorvices Tho ofror was accepted, aud, in con-
junction With tho 1ato George Peabody, Mr.
, 1874-07-04
VHE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, JULY ls74

tyhon bis followers reached Zanzibar, md tho
Consul there drew for the amount on tho Royal
ons ts gressst interest h sn ohoe Yae
Or. Ltyingstonc, did not think thoy woro fairly
liable for theso debts, and Hor Maiosty's Gov
ornment had taken tho whole upon thomaelyaa,
90 that now all penuniary mattors hotweon tho
c:oty haye been Satisfactorily concluded.
, 1874-07-04

prew, J. p. Ward, snd nonry Rowo, gIoo.-Tho WI.
book COMPANY w. George Martin; 1nJlng, S50o.4o.
Junok ,BuRNs-Asron Goldsmith ~. John 4.
Flohettd verdict, Sli2.as, and motion for now trta
0fRuurf dounr-1upaK EoarRs-H II. Richards ct
T. ~. ". D. Langley, 31s1.ot.-Chayca C1asttls -.
Charles Edrdas; verdict, @120.
Junos Taxa--sRiilsm noso ". J. Phillips danzcrt.
, 1874-07-04
THE COURTS.
miscellaneous I3ualncsa TRANSACTED
XeAtcrdAYs

miscellaneous business Trausactod
XeAtcrdaY.
In tho case Of Cof1lng against perronnet d
Co., triod before Judge MoRoberts some time
ago, q decision was rendered yesterday for tho
defendants. Tho action waa to reooyor damaRoH
Of the defendants. Tho plaintiH claimed that
the defendants had failed to obey hor orders in.
buying grain, by which ehe Ind lost q largo
amount. Tho defendants pleadod tho ilegallty
OF options, and Judge MoRoborts uphold the
ploa. 1t will bo remembered TINT, By decision
Of Judge Dlodgetts,; puts " hare been decided
to be Illegal. and this last deoiaicn covers tho
great part Of tho transactions Of the Board Of
Trade.
D11L 70 CLEAR TITLE. 's''
s. Eizs Eddy fled . bill yesterdsy In tho
Circuit Court against Annie Coombs, Andrew
Coombs, George Coonbs, and Hattie Coonbs,
to clear the title to Lot 8. IN subdivision of tho
N. +. Il OF tho 8. ". x OF aeo. Is, 40, 19,
Complainant alleges that In 1858 her father
owned tho above land, and. being very sick, con-
reyed 1t to ono Jones In trust for hoz,, Jonea:
conveyed 1t to IL. L. Koith, and Keith conveyed
it to- Andrew Coomha. Tie latter died
In 1862, still holding the titto. It
ig claimed that Coomba bought with
notice of complaiuant's equitlos and also
that:comp!ainant, through her tenant, has always
patd tho taxos. The heirs Of Coon,bs now claim
title through their fathor, aud the complainant
hnB therefore filed hor blu to declare their caina
null and void. -
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The snpefior Court Clerks oihco will be open
Until u o'clock. None OF tho other oillcos will
DO open.
ID the condemnation proceedings on tho July
calendar to DO tried before Judge Jameson, COM
neucng with No. 44,17t, q ru!a will be taken
Monday Ju1v 4 },y the 0orr,nratfnn rnnnue1 m.
, 1874-07-04
8upE11Ol COURT ~ BRIEF
Callle Mcdonald sued ErauklIn Dahcoek for

uaLance.... .....+..-,.......,....s.. *5,2Vo,S5
SUPERIOR COURT ~ ,uRIEF.
Oallte Mcdonald sued Eraukln Dabeock for
kolent nayard filed bill against Adolph
Herhst 70 foreoloso q mortgage for ,$lg. .oo5 On
Lets ia 20, and gart Of al, in Block 50, Of the
Thomas u. Ellis began anlt Tor 81, 900
against G. L. schultz.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Abuor Roeyes aued Christopher drops and r.
e. pryhil for 1000 eaeh.
Arthur auatort commenced Q suit In attach-
mont againBt J. ". Hopkins, olaimtng St,50O.
). +. BaDyon begun q suit In trebpse8 against
Thomas Middleton to rocoyor 100000 alleged
damages for maliolous prosecution. !,
George II. Sloan commenced suit against
tho Pltssbu1g, Fort Wayne 4 Ch!oago Railroad
1snjail Bonjaia,ln 's i. Lo7att sued 4. i. King sos
W.T. " i. uodgou aud r. II. Morrison began au
action in troyor against o. Q. Ohorry, DAVID Rob-
iusou, William Vanuotta, Thomas Ryan, AntlroW
1lndlon, J. r. Rois, and g. Al. Hardy, claiming
$4,000. n o,o, -, ,u.,,o.
Drian philpot to foroolose trust-aeea for VI, 900
on Lota 10 to 10. inclusive, OF Block J, IL Gal-
laphor'a gubdlyisiou OF the south " Of Block D,
OF tho Canal TEusleoa' subllyision Of 300. 33,
81, Il. -.
Jupag RooEns--4o7, Oil to Ola.
Jupor Doorn-28a to 900, except 287. :,
JvpoE TnEE--Motions, and any busness that
can be doiio without Jury,
JuDaE dAny-l65 to 20S, except 1o1, 1oa, l0o,
u JuDoe Muaruy-42. IS, 81, 50, 81, Is, 60. 81,
05 to 50, On Calendar No. 4.
JUDGMENTS.
suREnloR CounT,- -CoNrgssIoas--Nathan Friend r.
WILTON Marks ". D. i. Downing, ,780.l6.-Miur,
Watson CO. W. g. Walker, gag -Jamcs !la1a
tton Va, lsaAo H. Hail. 4o34,J @. Nicholson W, H. A.
Mcclellan, $3.50.
JuDdE GAnY-M. q. oIsncoy ys. n, 4. nptteF5,
Slt9,76,-pc.ez Weat ", Chicago 4 Northwestern Aa.
, 1874-07-04

~ Me Eatfof W Iht Chhcdlo 1fftHhs! 9
ton on the pRrt OF the Judges OF this city to put
down tho 8wlndlo OF throe-card monte. Yet
nothing appears to DO donc In the way OF putting
down tho Htosa swintalo OF fnuo}f-auotion sales.
I bring this to your notice In consequence OF d
roopenifg Of don in Oanal street, wlioro nun
bor Of unaophtsttoatod porBons aro daily do
fraudcd OF their money by purchasing articles Of
no valuo, hut which arc grossly na'sropreaented
Who can walk down Madison street, near tho
trnoted BY tho shouting Of AZ individual, roaring
out Going, going, going'" &c, to olie or two
wrotohos who arc paid to bd and try to NUKE
othere BID. for coutemptiblo articles that the
Noarer" brings to Wow 2
with tho snfudlo, that II stranger enters ono Of
paid bldlcts will bid against h.n,, takiug care to
produce roll Of greonbacls and whisper cog
Wonassial Sarssiss 70 E. oSsa;asd IL tSs % Gan I q
iniquity. sonotimos tho paid bidder will pay
for an article not worth 10 cents, and walk
away apparoutly groatly delighted Ho COOS
eround tho eornor until tho stranger has
'''tsa s sx! 'pss pss 9s'9s r. 1na tho 'sss
respectable pawnbrokor Of this city informed
mo, u .fow days ago., TINT aoSeral persons hnvo
called upon him to aacortaln tho Valuc OF articles
purchased at tho mock.auotion room In Canal
perfectly worthless, and tho poor inuooanta
found themselves victims Of confidence in the
fslso. assertions Of swindlers. However,
upon the recomniondasion, Of T. the pawn
h9as5 stes tesy osYa sRpsa e s hq Tor hao e. 1 ne
awindio I s's Be- aowoss WE Ws I'll s%
mon nro punished, why should these vampires
bo permitted to pursue their infamous calling
With impnnttyf Thih Is qnoatton for the po-
Cu1oAao, July 8, 1874,
, 1874-07-04
Br1IIDYNfS.mATcnrAL.

TOn RALE-TllE HON N0OF OE TlIK COURT
Anaso tho aMs cu,Wptto VI In nArts, ~ senn!sedi
ron arvF aud col!iyus. nq corrugated ken sos!tnY
Ala Lrcks woil oasto. Ind rnhbla stopu at pstees
aud in quaIjtlss su patt1ss building Apply " TQa.
, 1874-07-04


REFORMATION WANTEp-QEOHdE Ol1WELl,
Ma teE99f5ly 95y ress1ea t.l, i Il MaV rork oity. End
tcmbor while hls trp Iron, California 70 Nav Yor.
WIN learn ct ao,ethsnx 10 hta adyantaHo BY at.yssla
iyr grsat 7aTot by n,Ar,.sna il. Il. VYWl{lsL, Ior
~. UAtcaNo, III. Sal Fkancasoo aud umala pApaes
h1eASp 't''''
, 1874-07-04

J REAL, ESTATE WANTED,
n s;r;,T 3Vp ,y1df1 nj, n11Sna .;s1T !, rc
w astosy aud Lalon,cnt bsIok nathohonso TINT
X 1sshb II s s' Ss Ssna q sS
hensq with las t.s 2 e te. vofth aeont ie r"o
DO obtained; will mako first na1nant 9 rQ
cnsh profof to SEQ ownoFs. H. OSBORN BON. ls8
1ASalla-at..
JATANTKD-TIlOM ID TO 10 ACRES OF LAND ON
" Waat Side, ,tost Of city limits. Apply to a. U.
KEED, III Naslinxt t2list:
, 1874-07-04
70 RENT--sToREs, OFFICES, 60.
WANTEu"-T0 RENT,

{EANTKp-T0 ltENP-WlTft on WITHOUT FUR.
w nluFe, neat oettaav ot TO 9roolusi must 10 IL
good usg6othuod. Ad1fasJ stating fuat and location,
J. VrihHno nlen.
]WANTi;n-T0 ,RENT--A ESiALT. FARsI, WOULD
buy Cton and aanLo stock fQs lmiagdlato pQaIessQu
Aaarsa4 u IN, Tribune Qt4qa
, 1874-07-04
WANTEU.-bfAIEH HELP.

Hookkoenors. Clerks. Etc.
WANTED1ANN n KMNE2MgETTIpJ M M q Z MAN, TlIoEopd11.
EhG sss1.h fsp d f
St, Louis, Mo.
, 1874-07-04

TrnNc6. -
1JTANTED-4 on GOOD TlNNER3 AND CoJl-
~ nfcs mon. immediately, At BALE MOT ORES.
IVANTED-A GOOD HARNliSS1tAKEn o. Blk
wv fAhntl.ht.
, 1874-07-04
1frv nEAf, ERTATE,

non SxEF-oN sMHTE NoNTnEY. PAYMENTS
ot ta6 par month. bssufifal, nov, 7T9em nottaEe
on ParkA1. 1ult oast oi Contrnl Park: Mhg gn! 1n@
,r9nsy s TIM II ito 50n n aS Ss
3 Ia East Msdtsonat. r. e-Woud take kind Rnntlo
buggy llpf1p jrtt thyMcht, .,
, 1874-07-04

ITO RENT-IN EYAEBTON-TILL NEXT MAY,
a. hon1os aaa cossaEos t;on to 70 rooms 81 from %
dinsY prioo. aud st larger doduetton viii bs made 10,
cash u alliance up e that !iMe o. VII ee baIgaiE
but annua! Interost paid IN nd1ancs. o: u BROWNE,
Room Il Washington Block. oornar Of WashinRton,st
, 1874-07-04

a for sampler, Address q. Il. HuNNILLS, los South
NaMEnrnnn-xt. ChtrHao, H.
4 GENTS WANVNN-To SEND Is CENTS 4 YEAR
N or 10 conts moaths for Agonts t;uIde. Tplls who
want agents, aud what ios. 1AMEB r. SCOTT, lia
Htat1.t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-19
PENNSYLVANIA.

Pottsville, II. The meeting of the execu-
tive committee of the Miners and Laborers'
Benevolent Association, was we'll attended.
They unanimously rejected the governors
proposition, and adopted resolution, allow
ing men to work in any colliery, where the
owner was willing on the pay of the 81 so
basis Of 1878.
Wilkesbarre, IL. A large meeting of min
ers here to-day, formed an organization SUI
coordinate to the National Association adopted
a constitution and chose officers.
Pttsburg. Is. The strike of the window
glass blowers against the reduction of wages
which has been going on for some time is now
supposed to be at an end, and manufacturers
resume operations in short time.
BY an explosion at the Dunbar furnace,
fifty miles from here last Thursday, one man
was instantly killed, being blow a distance of
twenty feet. The receiver was blown to
pieces, some Of which was sent distance of
a quarter of mile. The roof of the casting
house was blown off.