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Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-02-14

FURS FURS!l FURS 1.-THE
attention of the Ladies is called to a large
AMI beautiful stock of Furs at Gettinger
and Heke's, embracing all the styles in
this market, and at prices far below any
heretofore They deal in nothing but first
class perfect goods mover 73w
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-02-14
COM NJ ISSION ERS' SALE
OF VALUABLE
X EAL E II A Il E.

The undersigned Special Com mission
ers, of the Circuit Court oc Berkeley CO.,
w Va, By virtue of decree of said
court in the Chancery Cause of II. G..
Small and others against A. r. Appleman
ct al, will sell at auction upon the premi-
ses to be sold, the following described
real estate;
|. LOT situated in the town of
Martinsburg on Queen street, Immediately
North of The Il 0 railroad and adjoining
the same, and extending along said Queen
street about 100 feet, on which is large
stone store building, and is perhaps the
best business site in the city of Martins
burg. Also,
A Tract of Land containing about
10 Acres, 2 Roods and
ID Poles,
situate near the northeastern limits OF
the city of Martinsburg, situate on the
South side of the road leading from Mart.
insburg to Shoppart's ford. This is a
very valuable tract of land, well adapted
to the purposes of fruit-growing or for
gardening
Sale will commence at the Stone Store
property at O. clock m
ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2lst,
| upon terms of one-third cash in hand on
day of sale, the balance in two equal
annual payments, with interest from day
of sale. Upon confirmation Of sole, Deed
or Deeds with covenant of special War
Iauty will be made reserving a lien there.
in to secure the deferred payments.
II. ii BLACKBURN,
G. j. FAULKNER, JR.,
| ;an OOJIxrf Cnao;o1 -.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-02-14
Trade Wanted.

| desire to trade either manufactured
harness or side leather for Oak Wood.
This is splendid opportunity for farmers
to fit out their teams with new harness.
ATply to PHILIP SHOWERS,
felfT3tw AtShower' s Tannery
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-02-14

TO BORROW between now and the first
of April, from. ~ elve to Fifteen Hundred
Dollars, fot which literal interest end
satisfactory curifJ will be given
Fnqui'" At THIS OFFICE.
Feb l4--Gt
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04

r.r, ~ London for his hnsn.s 70 while In London
stat. w'...a sgsa ys.e.. wa 60.
which his client drcc 81 hn to on'ef. ' M e
doms money before the urty Of the note NJ
Of property and social staining ne f,se't OF
se Parish (m,n CatboheI has invited the Mayor ana %
Conne To he present yug the OF me
watch wiz take place n.t ud,y se,a""a Of s recent
fair n,tted about 81 900 Tuesday night P.thr VosI tss
b. r.Is pspel. S Poce%sa Absh.% H.o -.
"Wednesday night very much nioHcae w. m he
charge d drunrnn-s Yesterday he aard by Police Justice n.
reported Mayor for dismissal The eeV wenn " "a"
Wr Newark has accented call t. he IOh
reformed Church Of Eestown. The na OF Aeim1a nna
Sta Sta n'cy .'a % Se s" IN The OPENING
vii begun the Court Of Quarter SESSIONS before
% Of The Stee Committee night omce Of the
Mayor the stree, Committee bg pfesen a1i , d 10
cy horougbiare which are nov 10 M yer, " ~ H. bic
% binds to ron for yes. and the yauon Of
property the oe OF cooiempeI improvement. LIE fnraye
ment The report regaFah with favor and oreed 70 n
ae When will nd '0"s s,a p .SH SS' III This 'i' an %
that long neded and ang a1 mat can oe dey G
.o e % savg % & o. BESIDE, the enpe give employ
large number OF men "o "1u o, W e,,sbi,biog relief
stores durng done lat Ihe pae15.' S "S y.
aid granite blocks
Yyw BRrSswlcKAbout girls enp,7d BY The Eew Bruns
wick Rubber Company stamp rubber Shoes struck on on
png mach ncry and the Of the emPo'e The g
dissatisfied With this because as hey we're 1nsma ~" m
machinery, bey eond not earn Tor ""mis WIN ~In 'o p ~
much wages as previously and hence dNt No'A'
P,rrRoS Tomos Macuf aborer, o. No. 40 Pnes atemnd
freight the the Ere Rhlway yea, te GGpo S ~
oot was 80 badly in charge at the o'es
uotpitaI thought 1t necessary 10 amputite IT,
UonoKey An industrial school will be opened this week in
the rcsbyteau Gand under the charge OF '' mis-
sonary. 80.
NORTH BrtLEyIRA handsome propeller va, launched AZ 'hs
place on Wednesday t, Capt. o. 81. Bockoyen
schun will lecture Library Hall on Saturday even
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
POLICE NOTES.

Nogrie Barry, aged year, fell into w9sh-tub
veg A. her parents residence Onehua4ed aGdnnth'% tnd
tAe Boulevard, aud was drowned
James Kane, vaCrant. was arrested Yesterday
f,r ton yey 10 tie cells OF the twenty eeD'n
Pr c.tct station v here found dead an hour later
An unknown man. who had been taken to Bellevue
J dI on ng Letters were found UPON LIS y n
directed TO Justus Gillespie PO Henry aud ssed AAy s!cAAey ne
bOly seutt 10 the doTsle.
At the jefferson Market Police Court YESTERDAY;
Of No flrtg'c ni-st w's held IN rZ"VO
bail on ch,rge. grand on Sa'arli night his oa wno "Ch
So NI.st. returned nome Nlh f9VV ID casn
nuis the pro- ~ Of ms enpo @ ~ h
stole an had spent over fIVV o W
vL.n erre.t Fort, arrested on tie streets
on WcaaesIay night By the oGc,rs Of the hghh IRE
NIne OF then fined AMI the others dclarS1'''
Henry j. held without ba for snac1ing R9cA tD'oh'
hand Of Ms 11mDADs OF nIe RAM
h he st,udng Tenth-t ard Grcenw ehye on dsy
. Of tJe Ninth Precinct arrested JAM n -
0f h1vnt ao0ut3 months Hg - AnocAtI 10"
Frer West All 'har's-s anl r?Doru hh o
All h y.L.el ~ 100 Justice FlnIef Lemlllel .ne P
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
ExrEEIMENTs Al TIE ToRrEDo srATIoN.
THE WAR DEPARTMENT.

a REFLECTION IN THE EXPENDITURES or THE Dr.
PARTMENTs sHOWN-REsTORATGON OF TIE MILE
AGE SYSTEM, AND A CHANGE IN THE APPOPRI
ALTON LAWS INTERPRETATIONS OF GRAND
ARSENAL NEAR NEw-YORK. AND LARGER ANNUAL
APPROPRIATIONS FOR MANUFACTURING ARMS
URGED-REDCCTION OF THE ARMY DLsoOUR-
AGED.
WAsHINGTON, Dec. 3.-The Secretary of War
states that report will show that the actual expend
ures OF the War Department for the year ending June
81 Ie'S including river and harb0r improvements were
$1oS1oSOe SS ana tic for the last fiscal year. end
ing June S' 1874 ~zS1s,sl4 IL. showing reduction OF
c,S'sSs5 So The report also contain the following
recommendations:
First: Monthly additions 20 be alloved 10 the nav OF
omcers actDg az a Asslstaut Quarterinasters
Second Renewal Of recOmmrndatons 90, cha ,,r
chase OF the sites " posts Ia Texas anns ,h
reports previously made 10 Congress. ~
Jhtrd: The system OF mileage NJ oaaon..
and employees travelling on duty TO be restored IN u 80
actual expenses as now allowed under the law of last
year
Fourth That private soldiers be pernittod 10 oom
pete for the position OF commissary sereeans as well
oonoOLnmlssioned officers.
nm: The exemption Of subsistence stores from the
operation OF the law requiring the proceeds sales OF
public property 70 DO covered into the Treasury as
oellaneons at the expiration Of each hsca year.
StxA The Law 70 De go changed that tine approprta
nnas ts AaeStsace siofs. can be made available Dr0r
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04

the nrst speaker letter was rad rom m. John nn
Swnton, whose presence had been expected, nut VINO
was unable attend. In his note. hr: bwnton said;
deeply sympathlzo with the Efforts OF tue longshoe
men as / do with every effort OF all workmen OF every
kind TO prevent themselves from being crushed down.
aud To secure their salvation. In this country inc
industrial have all power III ,hcir hands III ~
alarming 10 see them perslsenty refuse To exercise IL
IN the own behalf Till they do, we oannot discern the
day of industrial redemption" Mr.. LvssnR then made
an In German after which series OF resolutions
was passed expressing the hearty syDpathy OF the
German Social Democrats with tho 'ongshoremen Oh
strike. "
At tho Convention OF the 'longshoremen held last
night at No. &c VLricks discussion took place as to
whether OF the Union should be 40 and co cents
or 40 and 80 cents hour for day aud night work lt
was finally resolved that the standard rate OF wages
should he 10 and 60 for day aud night work re-
suectiyely A communication was then read from WIN.
krunherg ring the OF apartments at Nos 2ss ana
go Front-st Nos and 33 Wntcr-st ana Nos AL 49,
425 and 427 West Sxeents for the Tree use OF snch
'or as might he placed IN need by the strike
A vote thanks passed for The OE'r long dis
cussion then took place In regard 10 whether the mcn
wond be permitted work for merchants stevedOres,
and others agreed 10 them the society rates.
except Walsh Brothers, even II such EMPLOYERS we're
paving reduced some OF helr vessels Inc
motOI finally prevailed. aud buch permission was
rv
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
TIE PEOposED INrhRyAIIoN4L CODE.

NETTING or THE CODE COMMrrTEE-LETTER FROM
JOIN G. wHUIIlE-THE UNITED STATES ASKED
10 TAKE PART II THE BRUSSELS CONFERENCE
An important meeting of the International
Code Committee formed in America, he'd last even
ipc at the Grimercy PARK Hotel, exGOv. Emory Wa-l
lurn az Massachusetts In the chair PROT Homer T.
epracup Secretary About fifty persons were present.
iucludng Chancellor Pruyn. President Barnard, Pres
dent Chaplin of Beoit College, the Hon. David Dudley
Field Judge Charles A. Peabody, and Dr. James b. Miles
The following letter was read from John c. Whittier:
AMEsBURY, 11th month, 9th day, 1874.
JA5rs B. Mills SecfctUY
MY DEAR FHiEXp: me deep ana increasing interest
feel In the great object or the 1nerndtional Code Com
mi:tcc makes greatly re2rct that cannot attend tnc
meeting the ID o. next month IN New, 1oIk. NO
sflnu of more importance has ever engaged the atte
on of the Christian statesman anu paulniOpst thah
the settlement OF international disputes by arbitration
/ have seen 10 argument against tle proposed Cpde
caIula,d in the slightest De to throw doubt upon
It's fcaslitv 10 dampen the zeal of its advocates or
10 dimnsh faith III the promise thdt ever, p"ut
when our h,aVeuly Father ham not planted shal De
rooted up." oar CHrlNtidn cFiHltIOu 10 "a hsctdple
misuomer # must always carry along with II the
brutal barbaIism OF War-d survival ol Inc stone age
II gives Inc pleasure 10 aHthorz} thee TO represent
me at the mceuus OF the Committee am very ruy
Thy friend, JOHN G WHITTIER
Letters were also read from President wo)sey, Pres
dent Hopkins Amtsa walker, Ehhu Burritt, President
Magoun and others. An SXecu,iye Committee was
appointed consisting OF the Hon. David Dudley FeId
President Barnard, Chancellor Pruyu Judge Peabody
T. thu Burrtt, Vim. f. Dodge. President Theodore d.
Wousey, cx-Goy. Enors Wtshburu, and Edward 5.
Iobcy. Dr. James B. Miles wds appointed creiary.
The following re.outon. among others, was adopted
on motion of President Barnard
ReSored. That we respectfully request the Govern
pubic interest accept the Invitation wnlcn we learn
HIS extended 10 It To take part ~ tue approaching
tac Russian u.d German Governments Tor the ameOrA-
ton of porIiou, OF The Law Of Nations.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
PLENTY OF WATER FOR FLUSHING.

The introduction of water into the village
of Flushing L. l., made the subject Of general cee
bration that place yesterday Shortly after O'Clock
the procession marched through the principal streets
On arriving Broadway II was found that the head
Of the procession likely 10 overlap tho end OF u,
and the line further extended for long distance
to the outskirts of the village as 10 bring the head ct
the Town Hail without causing confusion. TLe process
sion WAS over two miles long. Soon after dark the
Town Hall was brilliantly iumincd with calcnm
lights shortly before o'clock brilliant display OF
fireworks took place meeting was next held IN the
Town Hal, eX-Alderman Morris Franklin
OF New-YOrk presiding. The address of the
evening was delivered by l.. Bradford
Prince, member Of Assembly from the district.
Mr. Prince was followed by Mr.. Miken, who gave u
description OF the village and by ex-Assemblyman
Thomas T. FIagcr, who dcscr bed the Holly Watcr
Works Several other speeches followed, aud the cee
bration then closed. Among the guests present
Lieut.. Gov. Robinson. Senator King, Assembymap
Prince, r. 4. FaGer, President Of the Holly Works
Brdsa Holly. \. s. Aymdr OF the Board OF Trustees OF
Jamaica; A. Poppeuhausrn and NJ. Pduey OF College
Courts. j. Fz ziDOon Of the Brooklyn Board Of iucl
ton d , and comp from tho Fire Departments Of
Astoria, Whiestone. DC The Flushing Water Board
consists Of G. w. Brown. Jacob ROemcr ana W. A.
michel, who. with W. Phillips, A. X. =. bennett NJ
Cuveny, and W. h Murray form the Board VI Village
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
STRIKES UITHOUT REASON.
FIFTEEN HUNDRED CARPET MAKERS VOLUNTARILY
OUT OF wORK-PRosPECTs OF THE LONGsHCRE-
nTN UNCHANGED.

FIFTEEN HUNDRED CARPET MAKERS VOLUNTARILY
OFT OF WORK-PROsPECTs OF THE 'LONGsHCRE-
MEN UNCHANGED.
The general decline in business has ex-
tended 10 the carpet manufacturers and the necessity
for retrenchment has been made apparent to them
Accordingly OF the largest firms In the city, T. g.
Higgins & Co., doing business at Forty-thIrdst and
Eeventh-ave, announced to their 1900 employees on
Dec l. that they would be compelled to reduce their
wages or stop their works. The reduction was from 80
TO Is per cent The who girls have been
receiving g. rs to 81 rs Gay. according to their
dexterity aud tho men have been paid from y 10 tG
s. 50 day, according TO their experness. The opera
tves not disposed 20 accept the reduction without
protesting and finally determined TO strike. Accord
ingy they stopped work on Tuesday. and the works
have been since that time. Many Of the opera
tves desirous Of returning to work and accepting
the reduction. This is specially the case amoug the
women, and a meeting OF the operatives was held
yesterday consider the advsability OF returning TO
work The majority. however seemed disposed TO hold
out although it is believed that they will all
return to their duty on next Monday MI HIGgs sald
that his firm had made deduction before and
that they were compelled to do 50 now, the market
being gutted with their goods. They have large
stock hand and did not 10 increase II more than
absolutely necessary: but considering the fact
that 50 many out of employment fe, ndis
posed discharge tho hands and determined to ecOnO
were Furthermore prompted TO their action from the
fact that other persons In the same business. notably
d.
Falls, n. y aud S. sandfOrd OF Amsterdam. N. Y. had
reduced the rate of wages He SAID that the reduction
rendered by tho condition OF tho trade
aud he thought the matter would be adjusted by To-
morrow and everybody wOud-return 10 work.
Affairs among the 'lOngsbOremen yesterday were not
changed. AS far AS the steamship companies are con
cerned. with possibly single exception the whole mat
ter ended Tue former will pay only the new raee,
and the hands are becoming proficient. Some OF
the owners Of sailing vessels yesterday rttmpOyed
union men. agreeing 20 pay them the society rates
Other however refused 10 pay more than W cents an
hour.
The Social Democratic party hoid mass meeting last
night COncOrda Hall At No 80 Avenue A. TO express
their sympathy with the 'iOngshOremen on strike.
ABOUT so persons present aud several persons dis
tlDuted circulars upon which printed stirring Az
peal 10 the workingmeu 10 fOrsake political parties and
uhe In opposition capital Mr. Strasser chosen
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
MEETINGS OF BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLISHERS
IN PHILADELPHIA

PnILADELpHIA, Dec. 3.-TwO important
meetings OF the booksellers aud book publishers of
Philadelphia held to-day. That OF he booksellers
was held at st. Cloud Hotel the object being take
measures to cooperate with the publishers and other
book trade associations II endeay0r TO carry out the
measures recommended The late oonyeu-
tiun OF the book trade at PutnBay Committees from
New-YOrk Boston and BoltimOre were in attendance,
aud important action was taken, which deemed
Inc xpedent to make public At special peeting the
Book Trade Association of Philadelphia held this after.
noon Henry A. Brown Of Boston delivered an address,
In winch he showed that branches OF foreign houses
have years existed in tho book trade Of this country
which materially Increase the cost OF all valuable for
books, but food the market with literary trash
prices which prevent wholesome American competlon.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
HOME NE VS..
rRERxoMgTRR YESTERDAY, AT HUDvUrs. IN BRoAD"h
p.w-IO' Koop-45' 3 n-60' hduzbs-49
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

F;fh Arenue HOTEL Judge Theodore Miller OF iind-
sop Bsmsp Of Pougtteende Rn,tem Bneoo 1ou
Turkish Legation at W-shrgton Copgresmen
OF Yrgna Robert Hale OF New-iort asa uroge
.ndee Bfndsor Ho-Congressnsn W r. FRYE OF
w Leayenworh. OF Syracnse..
Erroort Houa-Csp H. r. Ward Of Goyemor-denenl Duhtnns
H0us-Congrrssnsn H. II Snkweather of tonneo
Wfropoan HOt-D &. Eis niendent o Inc New
YoIk BANK departments Deo DE Wolf Of Oswe0o and MAJOR -
in n hrmy Neicrork HoeI-C General Gsri-
ne THE British ARM and John T. Fo Of baltimore b9rrn'
Il. ". CIrfener H. ~ hayY otfey HOis-
dce John b Tscott Of Buffalo obmdn Hou" MAJOR ssnei
and Capt L. Morsgues OF the spanish Army.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
TIE wELIsBoRo BANK ROBBERY

WELLsBORO, Penn. Dec. 3.--In the trial of
the bank robbery here Cosgrove. alias Ike Marsh.
was found guilty to-day the Joint indictment which
was fof burglsriousy entenng tho house OF John l..
Robinson. President Of tho Bank. Sentence was post
poned Ii expected that tho other indictments found
against Cosgrove will be pressed immediately As tho
Sheriff removing him from the after the YER
dict he recognized Mrs. John L. Robinson. said 10
her Ia "a low tone OF voice IN adam beg you pardon;
aud the only one"
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
RELIEF OF GARIBALDI.

LONDON. Friday. Dee. As a. IN.
A special dispatch to The Standard from
Rome announces that the Chamber OF Deputies has
unanimously passed resolution i'll favor OF grantn.
annuity to GarIbaldi.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE CARLIST WAR.

LONDON. Friday, Dec. 4, 1874.
4 telegram from Carlist sources says Gen. Despu-
jols, commanding a large body OF Government
troops in Valencia, has been totally defeated by the
Carsts and obliged to retreat to Morella, with
loss of 600 killed aud wounded and 4j0 prisoners
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
DTAMONDS

The discovery Of diamonds in South Africa, and
the consequent throwing on the market Of quanti-
ties of stones, mostly Of inferior qualities, has
depressed prices that they are now lower than at
any time since 1913.
First quality white stones, such as are known az
First Water and the best of the second quality,
are now in price far below their real value. At these
low prices We have added largely to oGr stock Of
these grades and now offer the largest stock Of
selected stones in this country.
Purchasers wishing to select from unset stones
will find every size and weight in general use, and
will receive our best assistance aud advice in
making selections.
Fine old India stones alone have been but little
affected They rarely met with, and only in the
hands of connosseurs be they dealers or not, who,
knowing their rarity, are not willing to part with
them at less than full value.
During extensive dealings for many years. we
have collected, and always add to our collection OF
this class of stones when opportunity offers so that
we are generally prepared ofurnish specimen stones
The market is full of the lower grades Of African
stones, and many are tenptcu 10 puICndS0 'n'i Va
account Of their seeming low prices but we advise
our customers to avoid them, as it sdficult to name
a price at which they would be cheap.
TIFFANY &C.,,
DIAMOND MERCHANTS,
UNION.sQUARE, NEW.YOEA.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04

GFNTLrMEN's HATS AND LADIES FANCY FURs.
III place purchase At NNo1 hs ner styles Of centor1rh
l ber- Of ,prressur heg'v. o fIr
vu 2l2 Broadway aud in the
fl Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04

BosroN Dec. 3-Wm c. Mann Of Maiden shot
hinsflf through Tue heart Wis Dorsiag.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
IAEuUascemeul,I
BURNETT's COCAINE makes hair glossy.

For an elegant fashionable Hat of superior
qug direct to .ae nac'arrr hPES-cnED, lis Sassaus
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04


son River the foot Of Feenh rapidly pppoacrg
completion steam h. been PIT draws 200
gallons Of re ,has enabling aborers woS sa
large quantity and other material has een the
top sLan aud the uumher Of will be increased
day....Ihe fanny goods aud m.lner, OF Mrs Jonn
MeBiIe at No. 1873 NewMkavc entered on
WeIoesay the,e who stole 5000 worth Of
wednesday night aud harness valued st SO stolen B
Aens as, JSa Joa,oh ] ss S sI w % 1 @ d o IN % her Gi @ S
tn woman was " thin lew months Of 100 yest- of
age. and dunug the hst A. years Of he lfe
slave, aud since then has eareei living by washng...
compliant Of Jacob so.n,k peier they erl
M The SSo ssd to. n pG ,asGa & a le ed h ~h,
5ighen The Subsequently, admitted bail by jus
sIte s saultns Ms Gan D,ci, age g. in Jav last
1L iaJ ser .bsents of nearly three hou rendered vee
s ae The e eSa ss 70" s ES i''f s ' ss Jane. or," %
sS. Mere klei by the oDas sion Ia tae Delaware
ccuedl Several
& who sHSq M A' 1y %y ,n Of M s'n w. s s1 & od no
crPoon Of c.rd,e Of b,'ng powder
reco@mafded tha, the Company be requested to eject
The inlO-s' the Of William Livingston ,'', By
Hunt, Rely and Gilsu IN SrOs' JeI'e, C, SUNDAY monne
in Sutton lls in Monsmerr Hunt and GI',a were rteOt
D.rn' ir ns inquest will be eeNtinued
snw.nk r'lsnt LnieE Of he Common cOssi retnrued
Of Mrs Martha N,rS to npbeT Of ii teati h venerable
lady reception o0 lae,, ioqh I9nll e9q.r q ,eeca
ps r T pssS >. S S R & Va! .a w. T I h jsS %
uib the prsec4 that
proroc Guild House Of PRAYER vigorous
the relief of tue this without
gard ereei psoaay Bishop Toscr Of the High Church
Grace Proetsn. Episcopal Church Neaexa
evening Ebert Laughn, Eho stole the
State Fair at Wsyeey arrested 10 Elizabeth AMI has
The Young Mems Father Burke T. A. u Society he'd their
rally last evening the bal Of the Catholic lntute Rudolph
ui
fraud giving Pred W Roinsn c No 20 worhess
The Prst aud Ninth al Cubs held
perfect urir baIdne banner
the latter club The Sicoson
takeB the crossings and the b an a
pace The hnolson winch the only i BY Tue
les than ycsr fdr t-
Detective. MoNsnus snd smh o tbs
from England With Lawrence acke iogity-
having elegant leather yalise made Tor a.
Nathaniel Druscy yv,sk Chief u The Deceive Depart
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-03-19
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Charlotte, N. G..
N. B.-Cancers, Tumors and Ulcers treated az
heretofore by "Kline's Great CANCER AntldoteS,
at Charlotte, Goldsboro and Asheyile, N. G.
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