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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-19

Die Bteie nannle man feitesm Gr0l-
salt (Ois Grwarsisn), wUtaus NIT Der
Belt StrpsitHi wurbs.
Der absstru6sns A1 tte @prttn.
baumss wurts uaitr Die anweienetn
Sam Nnptnfsn an pas erf6iitternot
@rstBntb psrtteIlt. Mdnnsr unb
6rdu'n, Satin uuo aisbeats gabsp ii&
3n'Iss bso immfrsriinsH Daumfs unb
3'IOSt'n ii& ss8snf.itts, bic unslddli'
den eisb'nesn nie ;u serssiIsn. BUR
GrinnsruuB trus elm StbsS BON ibntn
ben Nprten;rsia BEL llG bis gum paIm-
icnntda, no 1s ibn NIT sInrm StI;wfle,
Oss 5risSsns uus Der gtrffBnuns Ytr,
tauihtsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-19

awtnbtgttitsn. Gin 9ss
pf4alt&,r 6nesinssr B,bt In 2 5iunbsn
l bsutfhe Nlsilf, mitbin In elmer &c.
faHSs 81 Sub. Sc piirpe, rstnu er 5ag
unp 9aat fcribausrup maglHirts, bic
9rps In 45O 9agsn umwaatsln. Die
S&u:fs III am Idngiamfsn; 1s ma&t
1t Stunts l 6ub. Gin sepSnltfsr
0capa0sn fdtrt In Stuubs l Wtllt,
In esr Sfianes 81 8ub. Gin Courier
r,ltst In Stunrs 2 Wsilsu. Gin gutter
56Ii'ti&ubIdufsr Iduft In 1 S!unes 4
W,IIsn. In Der Sssnnts &c 5ue. @tsnlo
,5nsa liuft bas &suRlBisr. gs f5nEtc
li5ii& SO MtIItn 3uridIsesu. Ter
Btnekuno III brsinal G9ntler. Gr
tiuft In ter Stnnes IL WsiIsn, In tfr
SstunSs rs gae. 9Suats IT bitI,
S@nsaieteIt gsglsausrao tnns6ali,n, 70
'pares sr In iG 5a3sn bic Gres umIau
ffn tdttn. Die 5sisgs lIeet In ter Ss
tunet 8 6u6. bic S&walte rs gu6, bsr
asItr 96 SUP. Die 8rliftanSs IA gu6.
gle warbe misbin In ca. 8 Saaen bic
@res nm!rsIisn. Dsr 9atflS I6ptmmt
In osr Sttnnoe 40 5ub In elmer Stuntt 0
Wftlfn. Der Strcm burdsIlt In Der
Sstunet GO 5ub, Der Srfan 100 Ju6,
Ger S6au 1,100 Gue. Giue Qcfompiivf
oeas eaE EaGt In Der Ssiunss 80 8u6,
In esr Stuuos IL MsiIsn, tn 16 3 aasn
umfrsilt (it tie @ros. Die bslafsis qofos
notice fa0rt mtt tsr 6iIft. bltlfr @ss
l,spine;Stsit. Gius SastFints fbltubtrt
oaS SGrcitarr 800 5nb, stnf 3ancnsn.
taAsi Eisst In Der Stfunst 600 Sue.
R0unts ie biz 9sftpnoiefstt logtitb.n,
10 Dirbs as In eiasm 1a8a tir Grst
Inlstifsa, tit hfr S&aa (I,100) In
tlnsm 6albsn Sage uAldnft. Das eliot
sstt Ia tjasa Sftuups $4,000 Rhtru,
bis SIsitr 3Itit fan pas Dcppslts. ailU
i'nsS ADJ RaI. sttis it4sJs9a Mai um
Die Gtst.
Gin StGd9sw w59nIt&es gt1
fn, wsttsS tinsa Sbalsr fcait oistt
Ba 6ufiiIen p:rlr6siist siafn Grtrd8 BON
ersl 5bnlsr, ,u aussiifrnsn @frlibsn
unp }i'raiesn 45 Etaitr, 81 G5isd. uhe
3atnaosla 45 Ibaltr, ;u 9iihwfGiv'
fliugen 80 Sbaier, IS 6tssrmfGsrtliuasn
700 5baisr, u StAbtf9nltlsn uap isi-
ntn fn6pffu 900 I5aIfr, 81 Stabl'
f6mudia4sn 1000, ~ 6tmcfntn5pfen
6000 une ia usrfspfrn $4,000 Sbaier,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-19

y@Git fGdbs bid, RaGsI", ipradt
hahn ttr SinsIlna.
..ure rid, eprsnjO", .rwibsrts Ts unb
elite baron.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-19

pglun fennta Sis Die 0sf&i&ts, bic 81
bsm 81 8rbe 9lnIas sat", fpra2 BIZ
ft6ne 8rau; .,ufrlt pIq tt S5nsn Sat
Spiel ertldrsn, sS 1T Elm @ff6willtr.
t;nb bon S9rtm beutfGtn gisaisb@ru.
@an pfIhdt aIfo, nit ib IS ssi@an, ct.
men Wprttsn;psls, ttsilt ibn unb tistet
elmer 9erfcu bss anbsrn @fI6la6tes
nit Der 5aIfts OfFsl6sn Das sriins Spirl
an.
nBire rs an8snpmmsn, 70 Hab 6eips
Sb'iIs psrpFIatst, bas 3wsislsin Rsts
Gel li4 ju traS.n, unb psnn tS pttIan9t
Miro. opr;upsiisn.
,9etr et psr0ibt, Ter bat sstIorsn unS
mnB Die @rtt'. bl: er tinessanBsn, It's
fiia'n. e4is ssfaGt S9nsn tas Spltt9"
Sang gut"
nUoGsn Sis alfc mts mir fp!slen 2"
ipraA iie, mir Die SaIfts b,S Wp,tSsn.
iWtiots rsi8tnp.
rsDas fca ss 9sItsn, nit 8rautn mub
bar Yatt pis nit bar 9SGs flar Isin."
v3ur Sirafs fur Sore unart fpa Sis
bas S&lfIaI, tbs Sle bayan tenfsn, In
m'tas 9dnS Ilsfeen", ri,f Ts nit ,tnem
l6aitaaften eiasIn. n95 tlsts 96nsn
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ttm anSsrn tInsu Wunfa ssfalI.a, nab
,Dar Ubas Aasaabms uab pbue BE-
binsIus."
80 nsbms ar, pinn Sis nun aStr
Ytrlisrsn 2"
80 perltsrs nibt."
SsItfosraanbiih mar Id 10 gallant,
ju psrIisrsn. gs mar In i6rsm Sou
pcir. no bic i9b5as Stali:nsrin 60 eut.
bsitr. iit Iaats wis Elm olidlt@sS 6inb,
alS ts mta 8sfanBea fat.
p9& tana aliO mit 99nsa anianssa,
mas Id wilI !" riff Rs. .6ar&Sa @le
lib nt&t eta wsaI9 b.I esm @ssanten,
m'Inem usDrmnibs 70 gang auf Onabs
INV lln9nass preits'3eben 81 i,In 2
Bas piirtfn Gle b15a fasen, psan Id
sic. ris Sore pSsnus i'm ps1," ben
armtu Stpsrin, 80 mftnsm Stlaseu
MAIDEN pdrbe?" SaUn f&Iapfls at
mit jpsi uauad abmlit rtijsnesn 8es
w,Suultn In ibrsn tOittarsn gel, uab
srsrif ibre N.!tpfIifts, ti; anf hem
Glide lag, p@aas wenn ID sIn ws
nj VcR e'r @raaiamFttt BATE, @fnn
If 5Is psitiasn pirSs9 - User ntin",
fa3's lie baan, I'D lp!ll 8naei9 fin uab
9t' nur U!ravttsIlsn, S9rsn elnOSs
Isalfa Die rasrsnSs @sfaia!s Der teio
ban e!eSsnSsn Su sr,d9I'n."
SO babe glsrmit ttm S.tRte Der
i6Sasn 9rau SOI5s ssIstFst, unb unIsre
eslsr w'rtsn i9r tOFsnIlia ni6t ben
SOrwntf ma4'n, ea6 IL minbsr srau
IAN Sspslsn wirs, tpsua fs fb FIR bic
ptlif&s snti@i'bsn hiits.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-19
Sn Spsn'S sttelier ipirs bsBtf6
eefprcbea!
S1Weta'S (S5ogaerie,

3 II g "a 9 Il tp anna NOeuue,
Scranton, pd.
Sm 3. Siudpat iitrr Sirft Rns Srssmfr'e
@fi9iitsleialfn.
Die sr6Rte Oaasrie Oct StaSt.
uue 9iltsr tiaiger als jt.
Srr Silesr (aariensIbbe) fir Si00
Gartsn ven aufsrfriialfn gilefrn, 3.c0
Duplitate bappn, per DB5enS, $50
8smbrauSt resr SGailsubilbsr oDne GrEa-
folien angffiriist.
9ilbtr son ainbnn ipirb bflcabsts sIuinlaI-
Iamfsit afidsnli.
Alts Yiiolr frpiit, serlrrbtri uue IplpriTi III
Se, Waflfr pesr Saba Iiaif, pie giriIgidt
uno ~ enilprehfnesn pnilfu,
Cine grObs AmerasI pon RabmfH, ereb int
fiein, btllig. 2ap74
9Dm. 8. SmeH
Photographic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-19
&. 8 en- fe,

Seffem franz. Gcnf,
per Guart g. GtRts, per @aIIrnt biaissr.
titt74 albert 9tnfE
30. 220 penn Asfnut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-19

IS mar In hsm 6lOrtn, Ger WsD'ei.
bic 6tbrdtr bswptAttn m1iS De-;
@9,ttu In ttm Stsrttl oon Saa e9
rsujo, ptTsn Ibur GOA ScnusauntfE-
gang bio ScnnsaaafsaHs 8,fh,UHsn
lsin mubts. 8tIn 9uss eu'f't In sisisr
Bet p.rlaGsu, ttiner ss paStn, raaa p!i
Stabt ~ bttrstsn. 2Ius, welts 0.
f&dftt nit BEN Gbri1ta blttsn, e;!t'a,
fs Dor Sonnsuatsr5an5 aS3iftIts6 II,
UNI bann In ibrt fsf Utrl6IOftns 5iu
fer Su ibrsn 5amtIisn ,uriidjat'b:tn
Sbrr Graufn unO WiU&,n rsrIteb'a
i,lttn tb: aisi, bic rsi@'n ia bsilsmmitn
Stunesn uno nm SaSat, um in btr
gaeeins Su prcmiuIrtn. Ndr an ptn 3
l,bitn @arnspalStaesn tilt-ed pie Sears
rss 09,,to 5as uaO 04&, Js5Tas'.
Ginse A6fnts sins eOrsnjo. aus rtin
alhn 5ior,ulinm apslsj'ia!s&is es'
Altopiti, burS Oas Wa.ttc. IS m1F Die
3,tt, no bic fa6as Edttfr 3irasiS a
ben Ssrsit.srtsn GsnRsra lore 9iaisr
itantsn unb auf lore 8itsr, @attsa unO
8riiesr wartstsn, bic aus her 5!act
b.imttbrlsn loGltn. eOrsnlc MIR rln
aroesr, i56s gttluisr Iaan r0a II ta
mfSr alO iNanitB SlarM f;tg sH:S.
bsinaEs iaufttS au!Iis rsurts sCa rsi6sn
blpnbtn 9cftn uno Sarttm golssn'n
Slaum nm &lnn uas elp2tn sia8sraant,
bic Enapps, i&missiamt 3ta&t iea'r
Gage flsibsts iba sOrirsfth, une wit 'r,
ZEN Dts,n an btt Seits unb nit e'n
arcl.n Spuren tlirysne, duf tsH Sid
ntn ter Sisdbs eabinih:I:i, t!'st msb'
als elm bunftts 1lap Gtniu5' al ibn
baftsu. pl5sIit F'L wIF IN 5tHa'I
bsrob, ,iut rc!ts, slubtRtt Stole pol
feline Sa6t. tr Dos lie aui nnO la1:: be
6nnb Su tntpsdsu, wtlht ia t9n &C.
lpsnttt, aItr pfresttHt, rinssum it!tH
Nlfs GueBtifortta. gr ifStt fsin Y
Dss fort, attr bls bplts Nbsntfnr be-
fhdftists ion INNER wisesr, uan am
ndtfsu Sage sIn5 tr Bar lslbsn Siunp'
pttb,r puth tos 9btito. aa oeritl,s
;shl', wIr ain goraSsn'. fog ibm nit
Der tititlbs, erb unO 0'lad SfEbsi6fnt'
Slums ju, b,ssndl iab sr pas 5tr Per
aus ttm 4; tam, uno fn5 tie lifbiidt
Spsnct nit fsinsu 5ipptn uuf, ,uSlttt
trlpatit sr cline Iidtt Srau;n5sflIi
wsl&t pcn ttm @iihr sa:ESb. Dit
Strae, bi!btt sintn gotipruu5 {,
trai binlsr tiat SiHlt unS paritt,.
Niht lausr, uno Elm wunbtrbartI
Wdpa,ufOpi, an bic 9taut tts 5obtu
eircts asmabusnp, ehs rfi5i ua6t'
iGwarS, 6aar nit p.sltaihnlrsn pur&'
Fo&tsn, utisti 30 bsrlt auo i'tnt eru'
zen, tunttln Sammtaustn fuGtsu Dfn
Der ibr 70 nabs mar, In ter 6trns 81
tatstdtn.
ettis ud9frts Ha Bet l&6ne Jung
GptImnuu BEN Gsnllsr une nahm baHI
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-19
Lycoming Fire Insurance Co.,
prn Wurry gfnna.
GtabIirt 1910. Grsenititiss ptrr Saar,&altn.

Solal AIsie, 1. Sanuar 1914, $5,76G.f5i,56
Ngfutur In Scranton, ia.
DitIe @sitl&aft fabrt fort i5reu g2iig!ie.
bern SuYrlliIigs @fTii9rruua III niserigtn
prsiirn ~ piftrirsn. Stock Policies msr6tH
sutpfbsr fir Gin ptfr trGi Sabre nusgrgtbsn,
pir man cs triinIht Dts gang. ee9fnfsiifgt
Capital ii tfrnntTprili5 fir Stock 8srlulfe.
prpfif bfr Stock @eI9Gfss srrrinsern eas III
Isbmtnt her ssssnltiiissn WitsIifbfr.
gHfgrn rdbnsr Ginislubeitfn fraas nab bsi
fei,ti Chas. Du Pont Breck,
5eGts.MupaIi,
40i 9aflpanaa avsnus.
QpObtr bel William Assion,
piilpp SiraEi, Spiltsn Char Srasr unt
tistpn aBtnus, If. g9arS.
@tltglide papifre tsesr @rt aa3gfifriist
unb Gplrfiicnfn einsthisben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-19

SDil0r fpre
rrSTnft brItu &.i&baIisfeit unb prtispir-
si1frit ven Ieinsm nussn @s1tGft itfrtrpfsn
ptreen fnnu.
Gu6 rmpisbIl rsrirlte lsin spaFGnsisss Ga.
scr ppn
StrrtR 0arSerpbe artifefh $ Il.
ten, RapPen, &C., &C.,
Icpie cine pCliiduei9e IusRaH zen 8eiffTH
Satchcls, 9iirmisr, (Straps.)
gergtbniti SorSuipubfu III
Mi. 9rptpn'S 8 Collar Sters
30as7i 209 9adapanna gpfnHs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-19
Griebrfn &d,raSer.

y ~ NV = ~V~WNN~F
Gabrliant ben lprutsIatfm Grcns Sier,
Sar(apariaa uHS eElineraIwaGtr,
Gatr!l IN IuIsrrrpfra5s, spiftfn gsun II.
VBsomin6 @gfnuf.
4Crter, glle unS &a9erbier,
in 6laIdsn, miro 81 tsu nirtriglien preileH
I'M GIrpBen mad allen pIGBsn her 6tty fplfnfrd
Dsliffsrt.i
Cine Grfhtruua you 25 9atrfn in melnem
Usl9afie bsfabiat mid, rinsn Sariapariaa AZ
lisfern, her ale antersn 5atrifatr iitfrriiTt unb
tfr @rlunebrit fsbr ;utr69li6 III. Das &C.
IdIfi rabt uuisr mrinsr prrlpnlittn 9eilAng,
unS srls 9ufrirbrnbtit ipiro aaraniirt.
AuflrGBr, tprlar bfi Serru Srtn 3eitler ab-
srstbtn Cher hurtb bic ppli mir ;uselantt per,
cen, fnbsn prompts gsriidf6iisung.
26bn Gr. 9br1oer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-19

gm aiG'rmiitpUtt friS fanetn bic
IjIersniiasr. wfI&s ,abIrsi&, pls its,s
9aGr, dni bic GIsls otnftSmtGn, um T@
auf efEi'ibsn 81 srstRsa, bic etsbsnesn,
Rsbtn ibnfn lo8 sia balbfnib,ils;rus
Slumeafaab
9alR flnstH sIs ssr5wsif,Ittr a,lt;rn
sorfn,O's aue otr ale Batter Ga&trS
binSsfInssnS. fayr Dor gasitssn, Dor
efn estt'n ibrfr Stnosr, a5a sTadls
man ~ BEN 9rdcirn esr MltrieOreia,
lis ttssab m1a unlsr BEN Rpstbtn,'
baum, uuttF BEN Gs eslfOrsru.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-06-20
Bakery and Confectionery
JACOB III. WILD,

Successor to Reichard and Emmertl
Cor. College Alley and Martin street.
Having purchased the bakery and con-
fectionery establishment of Richard and
Emmert, the public are informed that |
now have on hand a large and
COMPLETE STOCK
OF candies, confectioneries, fruits, etc.,
which will be sold at lowest figures.
Pound, fruit, sponge, jelly and other
cakes, fresh and nice, always on hand
Families, wedding parties, evening par
ties, fairs, ETC., furnished with any Kind
Of cakes and confectionery on shortnotice.
| will wholesale candies at one cent adj
vance on Baltimore prices.
FRESH BREAD.
Every day, delivered to any part of the
city.
Dec s-4mos al
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-06-20

In Wilmington, Delaware, re-
Gently, a respectfully dressed lady,
well provided with money, APP
peared at a boarding house and
engaged lodging for the night say
ing that she would 60 to Lancaster
in the morning. When morning
came, however, she complained Of
being unwell, and remained, on
similar excuses, until Saturday,
when, on being called for dinner,
she was found dead in her room,
having taken dose of laudanum.
Her name, upon investigation.
proves to be Mrs. f. j. Bradley,
and her residence Lancaster, Penn,
where she is we'll connected. Her
brother, Rev. Mr.. Fox, a minister
at Morristown, Penn, will remove
her remains. Domestic trouble and
illness are assigned as the causes
of the unfortunate lady's rash
act.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-06-20
TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN

" a LIZ w llCul IL MA J. OONOEnN
Martinsburg, May -, 1874.
| have salve for curing the Piles,
which make myself, and l feel it my
duty to put it before the public; for If
properly used it cannot fail to cure any
kind of Piles. / ask all who are affiict
cd, to give it trial, and ifyou do not
find immediate relief and permanent
cure, | will give back the money.
can safely say it is one of the best salves
ever put before the public. 1t has been
tried in several different cities ana
towns, also, in this place by several,
| and in no case has it ever failed.
Any person wishing box, can get
| it at Bridges drug store, or at Spill
man grocery store, in Martinsburg.
It is only ST box, and one box is suf-
fcient to cure any case, if not Of too
long standing, You will find with every
box, directions how to use, also sew eral
certificates Of citizens of this place
Give it a trial and you will never re-
4xet it. Any person from a distance
wishing box, can get it by sending to
D. j. Bridge, and he will send it by
mail, post free on receipt of 5 |.
Respectfully, &c,
MRS. S. w. HODGES.
may l6-6mw.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-06-20
.R JAMES w. McSHERRY

OVERS his professional services 10 the citizens o
artnsburg aud yicinity. Office and residence
be corner Of Burke street ana Spring Alley.
a}-7s.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-06-20
CONSUME TION

which can be cured by a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proplietors. IT is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever IN
PRODUCED for the relief and
cure Of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
Of over forty years. When
resorted to IN season it sell
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure IN the most severe
cases Of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore I'hroat,-I aims Or Sore
ness III the Chest AMI Sid.
Liver Complaint g
at The Lungs, g.
Balsam does Nal l.y 81
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-06-20

William Whitmaker jumped
from coal train on the VandaIia
Railway, near Confidence, Madi-
son county, Illinois, on Thursday
morning, May 20, to rescue little
child which was lying on the track
and, in so doing, lost his leg. The
brave man succeeded In getting the
little one out of harms way, but
fell victim himself.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-06-20
NERVOUS AFFFCTIONS.

1t is invaluable as tonic. 1t viii
npart strength TO the system, purify
l blood and restore the lost appetite
i is also certain to remove all obstruc-
ions to the regular course of nature in
females, purifying the complexion and
giving elasticity to the spirits.
Also sure remedy for the diseases Of
Green Sickness or Chiorosis, Leuchor-
rhea or Whites, Womb Complaint or
Falling of the Womb, &c. But like all
remediesof this class should be used
with caution by Married Ladies.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
Will be given to any person who will
produce any medicine that will effect a
more speedy and perfect cure of the
diseas es herein mentioned.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-06-20
DIR. Z. ELLASON,
OFFICE ON MARTIN STREET,

DOORS BELOW DrEHL MARBLE YARDs
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-06-20
DIR. OELLIG L PFOUTZ's
r,r,> RATED TONIC ELIXs
ruv to sEHoLn REM KnY.


Dnr;nv tbirtv.svn Years, DR.. 0ell.g
as been using this Elk. q ms private
ractice. Heis one Of the II. vi success
| phi ysicians in the State Oh ennsyi-
vania. His practice has been exte. 'siye.
All kinds of diseases have come un,. er
his. notice, and wherever and whenever
he hasi used this remedy, has found 1t
10 nswer his purpose. Indeed, so reli-
lie and beneficial has he foun d it to be
uring certain diseases, that he has
kindly placed it withinthe reach of the
ublic,. so that all who are suffering
rom these diseases may take it and reg
ain their health. 1t will cure
dyspepsia Sick Head Ache Lirei. Com
liant, Ha6ltstal Costiveness, Crdmp
IN the Stomach, Grarcl, Diseases
ofthe SKIN, General Debit
ty, or Weakness caused
By Excess, Tmprn
deace, or Expo
sure u3tidH
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-06-20
MRS. S. HUTCHINSON
VIII sell her entire stock Of iewelry,
from this date, AT COST, consisting Of
Gold and Silver Watches

Gold chains, some of them very fine, IS
karat rings; SILVER AND PLATED
WARE, Clocks, Spectacles, Gold pens
and Holders, &c. The goods need no
recommendation, as they were selected
by her late husband; his judgment in
this line of business is well-knoWn in
this community.
The custom work Of the stand will be
conducted by q competent workman.
Mrs, Hutchinson hopes to be liberal
ly patronized by generous public.
April 3daw.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-26

one who has ever inspected her to DO the finest
passenger packet afoat, leaves at P. N. to-day,
for Argyle, Greenville, Vicksburg and all way
landings, under command of J. NJ. White, with
Mr.. c. Holmes in charge of the Office department..
For BAYOU MANcHAc AND ANTE RIvER.-The
fine lake steamer Alice, under command OF that
well known navigator Capt G. S. D. Porter, leaves
the Magnolia bridge, New Basin, at T. NJ. to-
day. Mr. Lou Kells, clever and attentive gentle
man, has charge of her office.
For OUAcHIrA RIyER-The fine steamer Willie.
F. ". Blanks, master. L. b. Trinidad, clerk,
leaves at 5 p NJ. TO-DAY, for Monroe, Trenton.
and all way landings at p. NJ.
For ST. LOUIS Kountz Line. - The fine
steamer Henry c. Jaeger, leaves as above at 5
P. NJ. to day.
FoR GRAND FCoRE.-The fine passenger packet
Sabine, Geo. Hamilton. master, Florence Fin
dren, clerk, leaves for the above and all way
landings to-day at 5 p NJ.
as above daily at P. NJ.
For OPELoUsAs-The fine passenger packet
Trenton, E. Quatreyaux, master, leaves as above.
at P. NJ to-day. Mr. T. JOHN has charge Of
her office
For WAsHINGToN.-The staunch AL passenger
packet Ruth, c. G. Pickett. master, VIM. Barnes,
clerk, leaves as above at P. NJ. to-day.
The Belle If Shreveport leaves Friday, 9th, at
5 P. NJ, as an Independent st. Louis packet.
One body, that OF unknown colored man,
was taken from the wreck OF the Empire yester-
day.
Capt. Francis is Progressing rapidly with his
work, and will have the entire cargo OF the En-
pire out in few days more.
As soon we have our new press in operation
We will give our readers full extracts from our
exchanges at every point on the Mississippi and
it's tributaries
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MEMPHIS.

MEMFHxSe
FOR MEMPHIS AND BENDS.
Leaves on THURSDAY. the Goth inst, at 5 p. NJ.
r. For Memphis, Helena, Mouth of
lElAskItatS White River, Chicot City, Greenville
'a's'.@...A and the Bends the passenger steamer
Fannie Tatum,
John Elwell. master. Henry Tatum. clerk
will leave as above For freight or passage apply ON
board or to BURDEAU & WAYNE,
n23 100 Gravier street.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET
Leaves on FRIDAY, Nov. 81, at 5 P. NJ
IT, For Memphis, Helena, Mouth OF
"a White River, Chicot Greenvle and the
a-.'-'-=-H Bends-The passenger steamer
John Ii. Maude,
J. Swivel, master Jake Sedan, clerk
will leave as above connecting at FickSburg with
the steamers EMMA and VICKSBURG for Yazoo
and Talahatche rivers; at mouth Of w hite River with
ticular attention to all way and plantation business
For freight or passage apply on board or to
BURDEAC & WAYNE.
n22 LOG Gravier street.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET
r. = For Memphis, Helena, Mouth Of
AS&E nnanS White River Chicot Greenville and the
o@ Bends-The passenger steamer
Belle Lee,
j. F. Hicks. MASTER ALT. Grissom clerk,
will leave as above, connecting at Vicksburg with
steamers EMMA and VICKSBURG for Yazoo and
Tallahatchie rivers and at White River with pack
cts for White and Arkansas rivers paying particular
attention to all way and plantation business. Fo,
freight or passage apply on board or to
nj I'm BURDEAC IL WAYNE, LOG Grayier st.
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, I
Thursday Morning, November 26.
Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship San Antonio Pennington. for New York
Rareshide 4 Cameron
British steamship Maraldi, Jacks on, for Liverpool
Lowell & Bailey
Steamship Reliance Read, for Pensacola
Master
British ship Hudson, Nichols for Grimsby-
Lowell & Bailey
French ship La Louisiana Toutfet for Havre-
Geo w Hynson eco
Ship Reynaud, Closson for Havre-
RY Hopkins
Slip Crescent City. Delano for Havre-
Schultz SEQ
Ship Genevieve Strickland, Strickland for Liverpool
Lowell & Bailey
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MONETARY.

Nothing has transp,red in the Money marke
that indicates any change. The offerings con
tiuue of moderate extent at the banks and OF
the street, and the few transactions reported IL
commercial paper are at previous rates. We
continue to quote good numerical names, with o.
without coiiattrals, at 9lS12ts cent per month
and good second grade at l5tG1S, with occaslona
transactions at y cent &. annum. First-cass
mortgage continue to rule at lOgll u cent T.
annlln, while second grade is still quoted at -.
ket the telegraph lines being down after that
time.
Gold opened at Ill l0lllt, against 1l13 at New
York, and alter moderate business closed az
;he opening rates, against lie IN that market.
The sales summed up s35, 200, embracing $1,000
at III; 5000 at III; s2O0OD at lilSWlll3, ana
s2G00 $1,000 and 5000 at lll5.
There il scarcely anything doing IN silver
American half dollars are now quoted at lo!5tD
1O3 and Mexican dollars now III G at 3I5 gold.
Sterling Exchange was about Ito y cent high
er for bank, but commercial as without quota
bic variation The movement was OF moderate
extent, the sales amounting to f45,3O0, en-
braciug $4,000 bill of lading at 5.36 $1,000 do at
$685. 3G4, CISCO and s25o0 DO at 5.365, and
Ell 900 and ga 900 do at 53659537.
Francs were shade higher than yesterday.
The sales comprised about 100000 commercial,
embracing 1900 10y at - 100000 at 4'6's' and
At the close sterling bills were quoted at 1860
537 monumental, and $40 for bank, and francs
at 4G71tG4.6Gl for commercial and 4.634I4.623
for bank.
German marks were quoted at 105.
The offerings OF Domestic Exchange were OF
liberia extent, and withs fair demand CONNER
ciai closed shade higher. The sales OF New
York sight covered $40 002, embracing $4,000
private bankers at 7-lG ~ cent discount, :2o,Ooo
and S35 900 commercial, $4,000, 5000 on and
SIS 900 private bankers, and s25, 900 bank at
1882. ard $4,000 commercial and $4,000 and
$4,000 private bankers, and 500, 700 bank at J.
We also noticed a sale of $4,000 commercial, on
Providence, at u cent discount.
The banks continued to check on New York at
! IL cent discount, while commercial was quoted
at -Is, against 7-lG1- yesterday.
Nothing worthy Of notice was reported in
Stocks.
The sales of City Gold Bearing Seven Per Cents
summed ND $4,000. embracing 81 900 and
$4,000 at 36t, $1,000 at 36l, and $4,000 at 81.
They closed at about 36tM37
Nothing was reported in City Scrip. City APP
Certfc ties, Metropolitan Police War
rants and Time Certificates OF 1873 were quoted
nominal at 410I43.
state Warrants are apparently at a sta nd still
Old are still quoted nominal at 100, and new at
-Ui2.