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Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-02-07

The House of Representatives
has ordered an investigation into
the affairs of the District of Co.
lumbia and the alleged frauds on
the part of its officials. Pending
the inquiry, public opinion ought
to suspend judgment. One thing
in favor of the District authorities
whether their guilt be established
or not, is that they have improved
the Capital ard converted it from
a struggling village into beauti-
full city. This, however, is not
sufficient excuse for their crimes
Many of our merchants, who do
legitimate business, expecting to
buy from the farmer as well as
sell to him, are complaining of the
grangers sending.off' for their sup
plies. They patronize the grang-
ers and expect the grangcrs to pa
tronize them, and not send away
and purchase from parties who
will not buy a single cents worth
from them. 1t was not dealing
with the legitimate merchant that
caused the reaction against agents,
but says a western paper ii was
because "SeWing machine agents
palmed off their wares for five
times their original cost
Squeaky, miserable cabinet or
gans and cheap, shammy pianos
were forced on the farmers by the
thousand rs ffrst-class instruments,
at heavy advances upon first class
prices. Printed daubs, costing
about ten dollars a cart load in
New York city, were hawked
from farm house to farm house
as high-priced pictures. Shoddy,
not worth packing mp, was sold
for broodcloth, with cheating in
sampling and cheating in meas
urement at that"
The grangers OF Berkeley county
will also find much good sense in
the following, clipped from an
exchange:
/ There must he middlemen, and
/ in warning upon those itinerant
c0rmorants, no hostility should be
shown towards the substantial, le.
/ Ultimate merchants and dealers
4 The manufacturer cannot leave his
mills to peddle goods, nor can the
farmer leave his plOW to make
long journeys 10 distant manutac-
tories And besides, these NOR
chants are among the best friends
the tiller5 of the soil have. In our
cities and villages they are gener-
ally the most euterprising cit
izens. They usually settle
! for term Of years or
for life, and have every
! tNAuCElAiEAt ~ ACetl istiA - ctNt tl0i4 o.
estly, as any other course would
tell fearfully against them. And
all over the West, if these agents
and peddlers had been treated as
they deserved, and trading had
been confined to known and rela-
. bic merchants and dealers both in
1 buying and selling, the cry out
there against middlcmen never
would have been heard, These
cheating scamps were the enc
mics Of the merchants, and
wronged them as we'll as the
farmers
1T is understood that The sur
geops who went to the recent
home Of the Siamese Twins, will
i be successful in their efforts ia
make an autopsy Of their bodies.
I Ii is supposed that science has
financially hIoroformed tho
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-02-07

Ut is understood that The sur
eeops who went to the recent
home Of the Siamese Twins, will
be successful in their efforts to
make an autopsy of their bodies.
1t is supposed that science has
financially ch Performed the
shocked feelings of their widows.
And soon we shall know all about
that ligature, and how easily il
might have been cut years ago.
But the information viii be Of no
earthly use to the parties once
most interested.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-02-07

Major Harry Gilmore, of Confed-
crate cavalry fame, has been
elected one of the police commits
sioners of Baltimore city by the
Maryland legislature.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-02-07

When is a young lady Ikea whale 7
When she's pouting.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-02-07

DO right and fear nobody.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
l. I'M = RR.
CLOSING PRICEs-3 O'CLOCK P. NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Easier-F1our Steady-Wheat
Lower-Corn Firm-Oats steady-Pork
and Lard Were LOwer-Groceries
Firm-Freights Easier-Petroleum Un-
changed-SPirits Turpentine Active
and Firmer-Rosin Firmer-Metals
Dull-Tobacco Firmer-East India
Goods Quiet-Wool Fir1m-Whiskey
Unchanged.
TUESDAY, Sept. 22-6 P. n.
The markets continued irregular and prices
nuctuating. On 'Change -four was quiet. Wheat
was lower but more active, q fair business being
consummated on lower basis for all kinds OF
spring. Corn was firm but no higher: q moderate
business was done. oats were in fair request at
steady prices. Whiskey was unchanged. Pork
was dull and easier. Lard was dull and lower.
Freights were easier The tone OF the cotton market
was dull with quotations OF "spot" reduced &c.
Groceries were quiet, generally speaking. but the
market ruled firm. Spirits Of Turpentine was in
active demand part speculation and the market
ruled frmer Rosir quiet but also hrmer. Petro-
leum quiet and unchanged. Metals dull and
unchanged Tobacco active particularly Kentucky,
and the market higher. Woo met with fair trade
and the market was hrmer
Asngs.-Recepts for the past three days "A packages
Business was light in iobbing way, with pots quoted
steady at 6hc and pearls nominal atec
BUILDING MArERiALs.-wc have no change TO note in
the market firm. Lime met with fair trade and
quoed at 81 10 81 35 Tor Rockland common and 81 GO
81 s5 for do. lump Cement ruled firm under rather
inquiry; quoted at 81 for Rose ndale and 81 2j
81 50 for Roman and Portland Laths quoted at 81 76
BEANS AND PKAs.-New beans are coming in moder-
atey and sell slowly at 81 90 81 for medium, and So 80
~ IS Tor New peas quoted at 81 20 81 80
Old are dull al prices within the range Of quotations
We quote Medium, choice, 81 50 n 81 IS; marrows
do, s12 25as2 s5' red kianey, prime, new s. 70 -;
BurTxR-Recelpts, to-day, ss2s packages. The re.
cepts little more free, but than
sunicient TOR the requirsments OF the trade, which
state and Western We quote -stste-Firkins, choice
Ie d9, fair to good &c s5c hall hrkin tubs choice
selected 3oc. 4Oc do prime, SOC. SIC. do, fair TO
good, Sc 35c. do, common, yc. BIC. Welsh tubs
choice, selected 36c SIC; do. prime. Hc. S5c do.
Iair TO good yc &c. do. common, 3Oc SIC pals,
orange county ana creamery nne 43c. a 46c. do.
CHOICE state and pennsylvania 42c. 4c do, air to
good. Ssc a Ssc; do, common. S)c. 35c. Western
creamery, choice, &c 35c, DO, fair 10 good, SIC.
35e. Western Reserve and Michigan tubs Choice dairy
packed SC 56c do. do, good TO prime, S2c. = SC;
do, do fair 10 good &c. 2sc, do. hrkns good to
prime, Jc a S2c; do, do, fair 10 good, 27c lSc.
Northern Illinois Wisconsin and Iowa, tubs choice
4c BIC. do do, isir to good 27c. 29c. do. hr
kns good to prime. Gc. &c do. do. tar TO good.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

ar 's cea,ia, 2 S smss..S S IS IS !,
cam cam ssfS 'ss G % ysrs c1as Is aUs .s1 s
sGa selected {, and rSSssco DRY and
r.: IsS; sSso5a: Ss 'ss; a.s;
'sf: rssG esssS ann and ks t'
!ssy s' a ss and asS 7ansSsr aa S
& Gsr,s ' ,i s's 'ssssta' nalsasis S.IsS.
g pd s san aspSno S Z s and ws.srS S 3 lbs y S
2Oc 1-so. currency. selected: southern Il lbs. Is
buenos .Ayres ana Kio Grande kips. ~ los q lbs,
2se- gold selected sierra Leone. lbs 10 lbsa
los, pc &c. currency, selected: Minas Is lbs. q
ku Il 0 % S s n q sv ,ulqeney SeAss e.
Dry saiiea"cn Is lbs 50 ios. lsc asrsnham q lbs
"a f Hs Is. 'iS Ss rs sts.
Maracaibo, ~ lbs IS lbs. ic.. and Savanilla rs lbs
S los M G and f'a ney and wsss1a S lbs
Asre Ave- u G & S S S hfy a run r.% Ms a s mos
l:c cal,'9rna Is lbs 50 lbs, lie 4 sse and Para,
TBS e s s fsa sfsfssa psd IS D'
g. .s: il; s Z r. ssw % SrisSs s sPs 3 6.
2 9. 50 bs lie. l:c country ana Western, 50 lbs.
ios; Si.y sIaashter o.. g. ss. Is ISs and do.,
Caca;ta sansntsr Cow sos 10 sr Ss id.e N' DO DO,
d. ss Z r. !O' Is lbs 5.s; DO dead green AZ l0s
sipsaDSre do slbs 80 lbs Oc. Manila do, a5 lbs
IRoS. american pig continued dull and the market
exhibited a drooping tenlency. yet IN the absence
81 Scotch wa. make m Small nrnss and ee
are conses suentIy nrm We noe sac Of 200 tons Of
ST. seoich~fsiintca. no. ss5 Gi Giensarnock, 10 !,
Ssans sn sssi cOness' none' summeree none; csru-
Liza LsAIaE.-For m hcmock sole there was a steady fair
ana ful current prices were obtained. We duote-
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

GOLD
opened at 10oIS and closed at 10o5 these being
spectively the highest ana lowest figures OF the
day. From TO Jer cent was paid TO have gold
carried and and per cent for its USE Loans
were also made fiat. The customs receipts to-day
amounted to sj10,000 The Assistant Treasurer
paid out s35 900 interest account and s52 600 in
redemption OF lve-twelty bonds.
MONEY
continued to work with the same ease at
to on call and ) to 6 per cent for
prime short date paper and 6h to 7h per
cent for prime long date There is as yet but
little demand from the West for currency to move
the crops, the present policy OF the farmers in
holding back not calling Tor much more than the
Western banks in Otherwise dull season are
able TO supply. Notwithstanding the notice OF the
suspension OF redemption Sls5,000 national bank
notes were received at the Treasury to-day. The
total amount received TO date Is s27, 25O,ooO The
internal revenue receipts to-day amounted to
$l20 900. Washington advices state that the
Treasury will shortly make call on the New
York, Philadelphia and Boston banks for
$1,000 on account OF their notes redeemed.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
continues strong IN the absence Of any consider
able number OF co nmerclal bills Offering on the
basis OF 4.s4H for prime bankers sixty daV sterling,
and 4.s7 for sight, with sales at 4.s3A, 4.52 and
4s6L. Continental was drm Reichmarks 94X and
95s.. Cables, &c. Prime Paris, 5167s and 5.l41..
The Bank OF England gained $4,000 bullion on
balance to-day. Advces rom Liverpool quote
breadstuGs dull with a decline OF I'd. in wheat and
advance OF sd. in corn.
OUR EXPORTS
The total exports Of produce from this port for
the week ending to-day amounted to $s,354, 724,
mixed values, a decrease from last week OF
s237,so7. The exports for the corresponding week
OF last year were $e5O1 3ls and for 1872 S. 2S3 l2s
The total exports since January ], this year, are
S2l2To745, against $20s, ,673,2s7 last year and
$l6l, 7S6,6S2 in 1872. These figures, and those
given above, contain an instructive lesson for the
wertern farmers, which 1t would be wise for them
apply Immediately.
THE FOREIGN MARKETS
for American securities were dun and at the close
weak, In sympathy with a decline in consols The
market at 6:l5, London, left on:-Consols for
money, e23i; do. for account 92K; nve-twenty
bonds 1895, old, 1857; do. do 1867 1907; ten-orty
bonds 1o4K 104K; new 1ves, lO4s. a lo4K; Erie
s4x. At 80 p. NJ. the following quotations we're
made:-United States ten-forty bonds, 1o4H; Erie
Railway shaT es 34k q 34h; do. preferred, 63K.
Paris dispatches quote rentes at SO francs, rs
csntimes Frankfort prices at S;soP. M. were as
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Sept %, 1S7l
Cotton easy at &c. decline middlng. 1870; low
mddling, Hac good ordinary 1876. Net trcceips 2o9
bales; Rross 1916 sales 100. stock. Ee3o.
NKw ORLEANS, sept %, 1874
Cotton weak: middling. 4kc.: low middling. lthc. ;
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

good ordinary, Is,Ic Net receipts SD bales; gros
liz. Sales, 200 stock, zi'39o
MOBILE Sept. 22. 1915
Coton dull: middlng I4tc. Net receipts, 736 baica
Exports coastwise, 49, Sales, 3OJ Stock, 76'9
LOUISVILLE, Sept "a. i67L
Cotton dull; middlings lsHc.
SAVANNAH Sept g. 1874
Cotton easy; some sales lower; mddhng Anc: cs,ns w
l5a2 bales; gross, l,642 Sales. lO3a stock io31
CHARLESTON, Sept e. 1874
Cotton easy; middling, l4>sc low miidllng A,6c1
good ordinary l3<c. lac. Net receipts 70 oaies Ex-
ports coastwise, l.6l0. sales. So stock, 60S
OswEcO, Sept. %. 1874
quiet car lots old Milwaukee club at 81 2 round
lois onered AZ 81 ~; No. Chicago spring. lU extra
Wnlte Michigan, 32 Corn rm sales 80 Dushe's as
95c sc Barley scarce and advancing primo CanaSa
III 80. some holders have wthirawn from the
market Germ meais37 for bolted ani s6 ior nnbotsd
per Ton; sMillieed frm but unchanged; shorts $N;
s9psIls - middnss So per ton Canal treicht-
neat &c, corn, 6,4c: harew.S &C. 10 New YORK; aos
SSS e Sor Albany lumber s. 7s to the Hudson 9 K
6" par barley s9 feet @ lumber Canal shpmenI
on the canal from Buffalo and Oswego Tor tide water
yesteruAy noon, comprising shipments from the former
Tor thireeh Jays ana from the latter for days.
was--wheat i9o5 on bushels; corn 49, 50J do oats
Ui ,OUU do. barley 81, 500 do
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

follows:-Ten-forty bonds, oea4; fve-twenty bonds
OF 1864 1907 new lves. 99T Old. 1855, 1925 new,
1865 l02k.
Governments
were quiet throughout the day but generally nrn,
closing steady at the following fgures:-united
States currency SKIES, III NIX; do. sixes' 1851
registered, 1852. III; DO. do, do. coupons ll7h
lis; do. fve-twenties 1862. registered, ll2A q
1929; 90. DO, DO, coupons, ll21s ll2A; do. DO.
1854, registered, ll34 ll4s; do. do. do, cou-
pons Il45. a ll5Il; DO do, 1885, registered, ll4A
a us: do do do coupons. ll5X ll64 do. do,
do, new, registered. ll4a4 1l5k; do. do, do,
coupons 1853, a 1l5.; do. do, 1857, registered
ll51s ll6. do. do, DO, coupons, ll6's III; 40.
do. 1865 registered, ll6 ll6H; do., DO, do., cou
pons ll6I a III; do ten-iorties, registered, HOY
a llOsI; DO do, coupons. my my; do, fves,
1851, registered, 1llH ll2; do. do. do, cou-
pons. NIX ll2.
There was continued active demand for
RAILWAY MORTGAGES,
as will be seen by reference to the Official list OF
sales given below; the inquiry, as usual, running
largely upon the Pacific issues. The market was
strong up to the close. and In the afternoon deal.
ings as in the case OF c., C. and |. c. FIRST mort
gage, showed an improvement upon the prices OF
the morning. Central Pacific bonds closed at 81
a 92 and Union Pacincs at Ssa SSss for frsts, $50
ssx Tor land grants and 761s 764 Tor sinking
funds. Western Pacifcs closed at SO s31a. In
STATE BONDS
the only dealings, as viii be seen below, were in
Missouri and Tennessee skies.
BANK SHARES
were generally quiet and uncalled for; 1,22l was
bid for Chemical, but none was offered. The only
sale was OF Union.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. Observation-Disclosures. $50, ss1 2l4
Currency balances. 3,25S 500
Gold exchanges. s............ ............ 3,sls946
Gold balances. Observation-Disclosures. 52l 092
OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK TO-DAY.
Gold balances Observation-Disclosures. sg3. 3sS
currency DdIduceS l,V<o,-to
Gross cearances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 116S3000
TREASURY BALANCES.
The balances III the Treasury at the close OF
business to-day were as follows:-
SPECIAL deposit oil legal ten0ers for re.
dempt.on OF certificates OF deposit. G0,5S0.0 900
Coin "a, 1853. 1855
Including coin certificates. 2s,659,2+0
Outstanding legal tenders. 3s2. .0O0, 900
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

Wheat was IN moderate demand but at lower prices
s .n1nS
SGsHsi = sS sp.ns
os Us SS o2 MSe eed corn Was a.
tiSs and ir% win sales about 5000 bushels. At sss
s. os Tor wn;s and 3 Ssc tor mixed IN ncudea d. in
up $1,000 bushels at &c 65c. for mixed &C &c or
noi s S f Of lake
81 s state and Canada held as before Rye was ne
have yet to report quiet market for
ruling easier, but for other commodities without notice
able chance tonnage for charter was in mand prn
no anH aea
aTa IN Sa at al vssSSS @ do ey ao Sss %
60 6aes % Of cotton at 0d 20 S "a dV Of aS oy r
steam 500 S6s SqHr as 8 hsd The charter; somPr,ss
WI" @ q ohsn"s
%ayTs &n,ssrp ks,,ssas% WIN ses aasrsrss ,$
SsaSs Hb
ssss ss and I'd 5 an Italian bark b e Gsas @ tor
Java ~ 'S With sna s so at s
British to M with
M 81 81 d M aa cent tine wh
SarE: 70 ions, rom cha!ls;toa dIsss. por vnsd
tsTpsS!iae S.rwess" ss5t Win VII M Isss S%ss
sH'n 3% s to Liverpool or
GREEN FRUiTs.- rhe market for peaches was shade
o sh"w
provemsnt continue duh Grapes coming freely
$ss$5 5.f ss s. ,.Is:ss
M aS do ar 70 ao sscss IS
dos cSSins u s. 81 pS%s c.crSsa per- crate 81
sss de- o. dans9n per bIshel a ss s. 49, do ess s.
land per loo s6a s2S; d.. yirginia sSa $50; musk
sss sis ss' ss"Ss sEs.
e g Ssssss. .RsiSlss Ss1 ssshfs
ss St. S s to prime
"a oSns qus yn the
Boston where ZOO rolls domestic cloth sold since
aSerase az ss sc sDot aicutta oc ioc &c Borneo Sn
apd nnsp sSDsSr' asS Sss' yet to report dull
na n 0r all Is % 6suSe S 81
sSr sI SINGLE ana ): ief uadresseq Manila, sss: :
s0s e' soa ae1 sn GfSs !Sr
Sod @ 'pte quiet and quoted steady at 9 ssG
BUTT: Butts and sSp market raed fr% oas ss
na srd @ Of sales al since 0g last Of $50 bales
are re arriving rather more reeiy but under
ton n Frces were quoted steady sHxmsTcan
se so' d. bsE aS aS 1879 g * &c. sS
GRADES Isseipt, Sonnaed mcds5s.e and
We quote New shipping, 60c. a CSC. retail quail
ties 75c. 81 clover boc G5c salt hay. 6Oc 65c
do l5c 5c for new short rye; Soc Sc Tor old
do. and l5c. SOC. Tor oat
iiiprs-The demand since our last has been fair and
the market Brm Ihe saes the week, including all
kinds loot up 36,A5 hides and IL bales OF Calcutta
buffalo The receipts tor the same period were 26o27
hides and 6o bales from Calcutta Messrs Weizel wells
Sc oJ ry Ayrcs &c part from 81 900 dry
Moptcyideo &c, part from Europe 400 dry Rio
rande part at Boston LOO dry Orinoco $40 dry Cali
iorna "a o1 day Gena e american tVH dry Bogota
West india; Ll5o dry satcd Madagascar vi, Europe
christi 5000 dry and salted Texas Western soutn-
etn 700 wet sslted Para; l1 wet sailed Rio Grande
cow at Boston Total. 272 $50 hides and $50 ba es
Calcutta COW: lI9O bales Calcutta buffalo Same lime
1873 I5 4GJ hides and All bales East India; tune
1872 277N hides and 1850 bales East India. same
ume is7i lN.H0 hides and It50 bale. East India.
ID do. 25 lbs. ~ lbs 26c. &C.. Mortev vdeo, 20
lbs q 23 lbs. 2Gc zosc. C0rricntes. II lbs. Is
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON PnoprcE MARKEr-I.oNpos Sent 22-Eveu-
Ing Lnseed OIL 27s per cwt Spirits turpentine 16s i'll
per cwt
LIVERPOOL PRoDUcE MARKEr.-LrvERpooL Sept n.
Evening. Common rosin, 6s. q is. 3D. per cwt
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

CAPITALISTS OF BUSINESS CAPACITY BY AD-
uressins Dox l55 Post office, Jersey CITY, will be in
Iormeu oi unsurpassed advantages to accumulate money
confidential. '
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

w between and 2 81. for two days at the Do
Groot House. Twenty fourth street and Fourth
avenue, or state where IN interview can be had:
c. L. ROBSON.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

I ,ASH PARTNER WANrED-rO ENGAGE IN AND
~ 70 look after paying business in OHIO, Ind, ani
fu,se,where. Apply AT once TO CAMPBELL, Frenchd
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

THRUST FUNDS TO LOAN-UPON BOND AND MORT.
/ gage; also money TO buy Lcaseholds and Second
Mortgages at reasonable discount.
SAWARD LEAvITr, 81 Wall street
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

r ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW
York city Mortgages without bonus Principals de-
string to BORROW OR INVEST apply TO
II. [. GRANT, II Pine street
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

DRUGGISTS GOODS, PATENT MEDICINES, &C.
rroprietors of several valuable articles require adj
ult onal capital or to sell manufactures; onee accommo
dauon or agency; central location. II Maiden iane
GREENE kINSLEY~
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

WANTED-$90 600 FOR ONE YEAR. ON NEW JER-
w improved Property worth S200O; First Mort
gage for $l50 and $500 will be given Title per-
feet Address j. Y. s., World Office.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

NEW YORK CITY rs DUE IN 1885; BROOKLYN CITY
IN rs, 1880; Buffalo city Water rs. due in 1913:
Rochester city rs due in 1893 Psekskill Peek Water - due
Water rs due 1885, Flushing Water rs, due in 1898 Jer
sey City Water Is due 1894 For very fair prices
by DANIEL A. MORAN ~ Wall street.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

Jersey CITY PER CENT AND OTHER CITY
81 Bonds TOR sale by LIVINGSTON CO., Bankers 10
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
FIN ANClAIA.

A UGUST BELMONT L CO.
"a Bankers
10 and 2l Nassau street
are now prepared offer invesor .he new Five Pe
Cent Registered Bonds 1881 in certificates 10 SUIT %
chasery.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

EXECUTORS FUNDS OF $l5lOOO TO LOAN ON NEW
IL York city first class private Dwellings for dve
years bonus and only legal charges Apply At No.
Pine lS
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

MONEY TO LOAN on BOND AND MORTGAGE
1N First and second Mortgages bought by JOSEPH
MCGUIRE, 81 Cedar
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-18
DELmQUEs SALES


IN. msnn and Hunt silver Sai.,..c
ss .nr.ncss o. principal place a. Csa-
Ely Mining District, Iipeo,n s,., on Of WORN.
= otice..There is delinquent nrnny Asvsda.
ing described stock, on sccoupt az s sss follow.
no. iol levied on the oath dsy on sssssss.ss1snt
1874. the sevenl amounts set ~ September,
hames Oh the respective shsrehoids,s the
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-18

:, And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board OF Directors, made on the Goth day Of
August, 1874, SO many shares OF each parcel Of
SUCH stock a. may be necessary will be sold at
public auction, at the salesrooms Of John MID.
dleton 4 Son. No. $40 Montgomery street. San
Francisco, California. en- Tuesday, the 29th
day OF October, 1874, At the hour OF o'clock
p. m. OF such day, to pay delinquent aaoess-
ments thereon. together with costs Of adyertis.
Using and expenses Of the sale.
GEO. R. 6PINNEY, Secretary.
Ofhce-No. $40 California street, Room No. 8.
Ban francisco, California. oc2td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-18
pIPIFAX

1NHE ROSICRUCIAN WERE A SECT OF
i philosophers who hourished in Germany
during the seventeenth century, and prosecuted
Occult Philosophy, and sought to discover the
ELIXIR OF LIFE.
Although some superstition may have been
developed among them and other Alchemists In
search for the Elixir Vit@, yet there il scientific
truth 81 the bottom OF all Alchemy and Astrolo.
gy. They were impressed with the properties Of
HERBAL PREPARATIONS,
And found dynamic and psychologist force il
the extract Of certain plants.
- II p II - "A ~
Is due to the researches of . learned scholar Of
Europe among the archives Of the Rosicrucians.
1t 10 made Of
TWENTY DIFFERENT HERBS,
Gathered at such seasons Of the year when their
juices are strongest and virtues unimpaired.
forming q combination unrivalled in the mate
PIPIFAX
IL an enemy TO oil corruption-it assists and
fortines Nature. Its manner of operation 10 to
Drive to the Extreme Parts
And through the pores of the skin and ali
emunctories Of the body, the bad humors which
modest 1t, giving relief even in diseases the
most refractory and difficult to cure, such as
Neuralgis, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick Head.
ache, Nervous Weakness and Billiousness. II 10
pleasant to the taste, mild in its action marvel.
Gus in its effects and unsurpassed as Q tonic,
Used - beverage in malarious districts 1t neu.
tralizes miasms and prevents fever and ague.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Liquor
dealers. Depot 400 Front street, San Francisco.
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