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Ku,nored Murder in BROOKE County,

RuInored Murder in BROOKE County:
From The StGubenVIlle Herald Of Wednesday.
We learn from q gentleman residing
In Brooke county, W. Va, that hor.
rlDle murder occurred In that county
yesterday, near the line Of the Pan
Handle i. r. From what we can learn,
II appears that two desperadoes enter
sd the dwelling man, n farmer. by
the name OF Griffin, last night, about
the hour OF midnight. Mr.. Griffin
heard the villains At work In the house,
and got out OF bed. Cropping about In
the dark, he ran against one OF the des-
peradoes, and II deadly struggle ensued.
Both being powerful men, but little ad.
vantage was gained by either, when
the accomplice Of the struggling robber
came into the room with u lighted can.
die, aud struck Mr.. Griffin on the head
and shoulders several times with u
large iron poker, knocking him sense
less. The household being aroused, the
thieves made their escape, bootless, as
is supposed, although MIR. G. had some
live hundred dollars In the house, no
doubt The object Of the visit. The In
Jured man Is reported dead. No knowl-
edge has been obtained as 10 the where
abouts Of the murderers.
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IIAYTI.
NEW YoRK. Nov Of

NEW 1oRK, NOV. 70.
Late dates from Jakwel, Haytl, state
that both Generals CheValler and SlE.
fero had Joined the revol olutionists with
their forces, and the towns around have
given In adhesion to Villaubin AS Pro.
visional President. ChevalIer left for
Port Au Prince, and 1t is reported that
he had battle there with Salnave's
forces. but the result! Is unknown.
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PRICES.

hOouSndS GOr,nan BItlerA pOr bottle o. %
hAltdUTSn aW
liuOnAndB 9erman Tonic, put mp In quart
UoltloS, q ~ per bottle or a halt dozen for
NV.
aEDo not forget 10 examine well The ar.
lcle you buy, In order 10 get the genuine,
For sale by Druggists AMI Dealers In Med.
cine oYeryWhero' iyl2A
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CAUTION.

uOonanLH German Remedies arc counter.
foltoL, Bee that the signature Of L. 81. JACK.
sON ~ on the wrapper OF Gaoh bUttle, Al
Othsn AIe counterfeit.
principal once and MRnufRctory Rt the
German Medicine Store, No, Isl ARuH Su col,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Formerly q. II. JACRHuE h 10.
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SPAIN.
ConAtItutIon for Porto NIto.

madrid, Nov. "a.
The Minister OF the Colonies to-day
read In the CorLes the drift OF q con-
stttutlon for Porto Rico. 1t fOrbIds the
discussion OF any proposition for sep.
aratlon from Spain; proclaims completes
religious liberty; gives the right OF
suffrage to oil who can road and write,
except slaves; places certain restrlc-
tions on slavery; proclainIs that slaves
have NO rights and can only acquire
them by emancipation. The question
Of slavery is reserved for subsequent
hill
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National Lnbnr Convention OF Col.
ored Men.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.


The National Labor Convention OF
colored men which meets In this city
on the 9th OF December, promises 10
be the largest ever assembled In this
country. Delegates have been elected
from Texas, Mississippi, Alabama,
Louisiana, Florida. Georgia, South Oar
ollna, North Carolina, Virginia, Mary
land, Delaware, Pennsvlvania. New
York, Massachusetts,, Rhode Island,
Tennessee, Ohio, Kentucky and Dis.
trIct OF Columbia. Among the list of
delegates Ia Gen. Clark Of Texas, and q
number OF other white delegates, and
female delegates have been elected
from New York and Rhode Island.
Hon. B. +. Butler will address, the con-
vention on the first, and Hon. Henry
Wilson on the second day.
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A LONDON dispatch says the suez Ca.
nal Is not considered success there. 1t
needs Improvement 10 be completed.
Tho ship Hawk is to lay cablo the
lGnHth OF The canal.
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GIN. LORENZO THOMAS, who has
been about the country for tho past
year, inspecting national cemeteries, IL
making up bis report for Congress and
the Secretary OF War,
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THE SPANISH GUHBOAt az.
The Grounds OF I.lbeI.

NEw YoRK, Nov. 25.
The libel issued yesterday against the
Spanish gunboats Ia based upon the
grounds that these vessels are to be
employed by Spain Ia carrying on
hostillties against Peru. The claim is
that they are to be used against the
colony or people Of Cuba, has been
deferred. An amended lIbpl contain.
ing this charge has been prepared, but
withheld to await positive instructions
on the point from Washington which
Is expected to day,
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.GheqtteIIiqenrer

THE New York municipal authori.
Ties have just given $4,000 for the en-
largement Of a school under direction
OF the Sisters Of Charity.
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NEW YORK CIIY.
NEw York. Nov. 25.

INV IUNhI NUV' 20
A tin cash box was found In the
street yesterday, rlled OF It's contents.
II 10 believed from few papers found
therein. that 1t was taken from the
Boyleston Bank, Boston.
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BRlaHToN, CANADA, Nov. 25.
Last evening while two boys. sons
OF Jas. Chase and Henry Ball, wore
playing with hand sleigh upon The Ice
near presque Isle Point, when the Ice
gave away and both were drowned.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Ruez Canal Knocking Down Ocean
FFeIghIs.

hueA CANAL KNOCKING Down Ocean
FFoIghIS.
LONDON, Nov. 25.
The completion OF the SueZ Canal is
already having the effect of seriously
depreciatIng freightH to IndIa, China,
and around Cape Good Hope.
A Commercial Opinion on American
. Finance.
The shipping GnsCtte has an editorial
on American finances. Il thinks d re.
turn 10 specie payment may soon be
expected In the United States, and no
department or class would sufftr By IL,
The South is generally well supplied
with cash. Southern buyeTs arc the
mainstay OF the Northern market.
They usually purchase In gold and
have their crops behind them. The
South now raises grain for her own res
quiremenIs. She is In a position to re-
hume specie payments when the less
favored sections Of the country can Cos
operate. Good prices for cotton will
tend to that end.
DUBLIN, Nov. 25.
O'Donovan Rosa has been elected to
Parliament from Tlpperary.
LONDON, Nov. 25.
Dispatches from Rome announce that
the religious exercises preliminary to
the opening Of the EcumenicAl Councll
hRYe been ordered,
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UuIver.NlIst Centenary at Auburn

@SE'S@'H'E ~ = y N'VFs 70
On the second dav OF the Centenary
Convention OF the Unlversallsts OF the
State, the attendance was large through
out the day, and great interest was mani.
tested In the proceedings. DR.. Il. Chap.
In, ofNew York, delivered an eloquent
address this evening, after which the
Convention adjourned sine die.
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FATHER HYACINTHE Intends to de-
liver a lecture In French, at Cooper In
stitute, New York, on the ninth OF De-
Gambler,
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J11lles Of As Supreme Court u PtnnSyIrpIi Q
PHILADELPHIA, Juno |, 1859.
al have found by experience that Hoof.
laAds lermAn BitteB a very good ionic,
relieving dyBpeplo symptoms almost di.
rOclly. GEORGE sHARSWOOD."
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Hon. JAMES TMoMPsoS;

Judge Of ths Supreme Court Of Rt'Insyhanta.
PHILADELPHIA, April y, 1861
~ consider HootlandS German Bitteni. q
valuable medicine In case Of attacks OF indi-
RtEllOn or DyBpepaia. can certify thtH
from my experience OF II.
YonrS, with respect,
JAMES THOM PSON."
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.

900
Directors.
SAA'L MCCLELLAN. GEORGE MKNDEI,
4. II. LOGAN, THoS. T.. BHALLuRoAa
e. ". FRANEHxlA. J: N. VANqE,
j. ii. HOBBS, MICHAEL RKILLHT.
LOUIs y. STIFEL.
thiS company how having bOen organized
nye yoarA, aud In that time dome n succeSS-
lul business, Is still prepared TO take risks nj
lAlr rates ON Buildings 0fnll kinds, Meruhan.
uhe, Manufacturing Establishments, Fur
nlture, steam Boats and cArgoes uu the Wes.
tern RivorA and Lakes. This company OF.
tefS superior Inducements 10 FarmOrB, where
ny they can b6 Insured on Dwellings, Fur
nlturs, Barns, and content u for or years AT
with the
LARGEST CASH ga HIrAL
paid In, and surplus Of any company In the
Slatoi aud composed OF some ninety. four
stock hOldoN, most of whom ntc among our
oeSt hnSln0ra' men, recommends itBOlf 70 the
favorable consideration OF the iuRuring
pnbllc and SollcitR theIr pRtrUMRye. Appli.
cations for Insurance will be promptly alton.
ueNi " NJ their ONCE, No. " Monroe street, or
~ thelr several agencies throughout the
SlRte,
Y. N. COEN, kec'y,
Il. Y. DICK, Asst Sac'y.
6AA'l. MCCLELLAN, President
jE1 MENDEi+ Vice President.
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River ana weather.

CINolNNATI. Nov. IS.
The river has risen II inches-ll feet
8 Inches In the channel. Weather clear;
! Thermometer at $50.
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Peabody Insurance Company,
AT WHEELING, ". VA.
........~........eI25,OOO.


u S'LJ LOJ.
DIRcC1ORS
WILLIAM BAILRY, ALoSZ0 I.oRTNG,
DK. VIM. J. BATES A. M, ADAMS,
ANDREW j. PANNELL, JAME5 =. BARNRs,
HENRY STAhM, THOdAS H UGH Is
JOSEPH Ii. WOODWARD
tbs Company having becn fully organ
lEeu, IN now prepared To Iake risks at fair
IateH on Bulldtnt OF 1ll kinds, Merchandise,
manufacturing Establishments, Furniture,
Steam ,B0AtS md CATgOrS Oh the Western
Rivers aud Lakes; Also to Issue perpetual
policies On dwellings, aud Stores. This
company being cnnIpoEAl mostly OF our
leading business mon recommends itself 10
10 the favorable consideration Of the inBur-
ing public, and solicltS their patronage. Ap.
pllrRuonS for insurance will be promptly
Httonded TO ut their otf1ce, BAlLkYs
BLOCK, No. lO6 Market Street.
N. q. ARTHUR, Secretary.
W. II. A9NEW, ARs't SeU'y.
y. O. BURDATs, Solicitor.
WILLIAM BAILEY. President.
ALONzO LOklNG, Vice FreSIdOnt.
Ocl5.
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

liOOFI.AND'N GERMAN BITTERS is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liQuOr,
It N q compound Of Fluid Extracts. The
Roots, Herbs, and Barks from which these
extracts are made, are gathered in Ger
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
from them by scientific chemist. These
extracts arc then forwarded TO this country
10 be used expressly for the manufacture Of
this Blttan There Ia no alcoholic substance
Ot any kind used in compounding the Bit
ters, hence II free nom all the objections In.
cldent 70 the use OF liquor preparation.
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READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY.
READ WHAT PRoPLE SAY.
Who could AJAX for mora sulHlAntiAl teRll-
InOny than Ia thus given.
HOY. aro. W. WOODWARD,

Hon. GEo. W. WOODWARD,
CHIEF Justice Of he Supreme oOartor H., writes
PHILADELPHIA, March III. 1857.
III tind hOotlaAdB German BlttOIs N q
good tonic, uBeiul In diBoaIes Of the digestive
orRans, and OF great benent In ealSas OF de
bllity, and want OF nervous action In the
system. YourB, truly,
GicO. ". WOODWARD"
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THE latest about EuEenle ls that abe
In In her forty.seventh year.
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HOOFLANDT GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLANDS GERMAN TONIC

IL pleasant preparation of the Bilters iOr
those who do not like extreme Bitteh. II
Bltters combined with pure santa C'ruE rum
and agreeable havorinR extracts. It4 use |
recommended when some pure stiHulR liant IL
required In correction with tho tonic pro-
pefties OF the BltteB,
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BLOOD PURIFIER

ever known, and will cure all diseases 70,
HultlnR from bad blood. Keep yonr
blood pure, keep your Liver in 0rlier,
keep your digestive organs III u
sound, healthy condition, by
the use OF these remedies,
and no diSeaAe will
ever Rtsall yOu.
TuE CONFERENCE.-The who wish u
fnir sRin and good complexion, freq from
yellowiRh tinRe and all other Disagreement H.
should u 70 these remedies occasionally. The
Liver In perfect order, aud the blood pure
will result In sparkling eyes and blooming
SheekB.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-04-10

The EFFECTS OF EMIGRATION AND EN-.
TERPRIsE.-We were greatly surprised III
visiting Kearneysyille, ". Va. on tie
line OF the Baltimore & Ohio K. r., 10
fnd such fOurl.h!ng village. where du-
ring The war there was nothing but ruin
and desolalion. Kesrneysvllle Of today,
is not The kearneysvile OF four years
back. Emigration and enterprise have
visited This point, and made 1t a stirring
business place. A number OF new dwell
inp., mechanic shops and two store hous-
es, have been erected. Messrs. homsher
a. Drawbsugh, have The best looking coun-
try store we have seen for a long time.
They ale enierprlsiug business men, and
TO their energy, together with that oil Mr..
Blner, who has located here, all Penn
sylvanians.) is due the prosperity OF this
important Iule village. To add 10 the life
of The place, the three men just named
here, inaugursted fine Insurance Com
pany, which bids fair 10 be very prosper
Gus. Such enterprise as is here exhibit
ed, all through Virginia, will make tina,
State as prosperous as the States nor:h OF
the Polomsc.-MgerSiOWn Mali.
C. We had the pleasure Of accompany
ing Col Daniel Dechert. <or more Iamil-
arly speaking, big Dam Of the ilsgeIs-
town Mail, on the above occasion. and
we endorse every sentiment uiIured,
Messrs. Homsher & Draw baugh are GER
tsnly clever fellows, and We, together
with The Colonel. enjoyed an hour or Nv o
very pleasantly in social conversation, and
indulgiug 10 putting few Of Homsher's
very besl Ilsvanas. Upon returning
homeward The Col. remarked that il was a
very dry" place, meaning spiritually OF
course. We answered that We were aware
that none Of the ardent could be had in
or near The Village, a2d tia, it was a
strict Temperance community, from the
fac, that handsome Church had been re-
Gently erected there instead Of Hotel.
The drought seemsd TO efec, the Col.
very much. but upon ourse( it had no
bearing, from the fact that we are not &C.
cusioHed to indulge in sny thing stronger
than soda Uaier.
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ntarriages.

On the 9th inst, at the residence OF
Thomas Csllshsn, Esq. Berkeley coun-
", By Rev. W. G. Cos, Mr.. Daniel
Fadciey 10 Miss S0Nie 7. Lemen. both
of tins county.
On Tuesday last, at Leeiown. b. Rev.
Mr.. Baker. Mr.. John j. ShauN 10 Miss
Lydia a. Le,cis, daughter of MIR. Sam.
uel Lewis all OF this county.
On Monday last, in Baltimore, E. ~.
Storm TO Laura ". Loley, both Of Hsr.
per's Ferry.
At the residence Of The brides father on
the 18th ull.. by Rev. E D Owen, Mr..
Parrdn r. Sfaiey and Miss Mary
Strine. all of Marunsburg.
On the 3Olh ul,.. by Rev. E. D. Ow-
en-, Charles ". Butler and Miss Dora
Mcdonald. both Of Msrlinsburg.
On the 23d March. by Rev. DR. Mon
roe. Samuel T. Cooley. or Charleston WI.
to Miss Eliza J. Nc Cielian. Of Baltimore
county, Md.
On the 50ih Of March. BY Rev. J. A.
MeFsdcn. John Tyler Rhulnan. of Hi
uois. to CornsEo S. Engis, eldest daugh.
Yer Of Philip Eug'e, E.q, Of RrPeI's
Ferry.
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Editorial BreYities.

Mrs. Catherine Nef, aged l02 years,
7 months and l6 days, died at Hsgers-
town on Tuesday last.
The Great Council Of the |. o. Il. NJ.
for the Stale Of Virginia will meet in Pc
,ersburg on Monday next.
The slorehouse OF Melee & Bro. a.,
Front Roysl. was broken open on Thurs
day niphI, and robbed of 1918 in coin and
currency, together with checks, bonds,
etc. TO The value Of 81 500.
The people OF Page county. says The
Winchester Times, are earnestly engag'
ed in he fort 10 build the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad, which Is to run, we be.
lleve. along The Shensndnah river from
Hoper's Ferry, rhrough the Page Valley
to Port Republic. At a recent meeting
IN LUrsy, speeches were made in advoca-
cy OF The scheme by Mr.. Mines, Of the
Shenandoah Iron " orks. and Mr.. Peter
b. BoIsl.
A gentlemen Of llis county, says the
Charlottesville Chroaicle, wishing 10
make some womnn happy Tor life, came
to town few days ago for license, but
there being no officers 10 the county su-
ihoriZed TO grant II, he returned without
it. We les.n thu, there is Q similar case
near Warrenlon. in Fsuquier county. The
poor women il seems that there is sl.
ways something against them.
In August. 1868, Rev. John II. Potter
left Boston for South Carolina. taking
with him a vile and daughter. His mis-
sion was 20 End chance TO open a negro
school and better his condition. When
last heard from he was at hardware store
buying double. barrel shot gun, and just
starting on the Trail of a heavy muscled
Ethiopian, who the day before had eloped
with his only daughter. Brethren, lie. US
pray.
Rev. Mr.. AIlemsu, pastor of the Luib-
ersn Church of Middlelown, Md. las
rendered his resignation, TO take effect on
the first Of May.
A day or two ago We had the pleasure
(sa,s the Clarke Courier Of holding in
our hands for Two or three minutes a
check for ten thousand dollars, on bank.
ins-house in New York. signed by VIM.
c. Alexander, Presiden; Ct the Equitable
Lie Assurance Company Of New York,
payable to The order Of Mrs. Bette NJ.
Grigsby, widow OF the late J. r. Grigsby,
who had the foresight 10 have HE life in
sured for the benefit Of his family. Mr..
6. had only paid one Inslslment. and was
taken sick Immediately after having his
| life insured.
The Msrylsnd Chassis Of The Reformed
Church will convene in Frederick on
Thur'day evening April 29lh.
! Mrs. II. Benton has been appointed
/ Pos. Mistress al Shsrpsburg.
Mr.. y. T. Cronise. of Shsrpsburg. has
been appointed Route Agent, from Bali.
more to Cumberland, vice Tyler Davis,
removed. The salary is $3.50 per an.
! nun.
( Several Of our exchanges threaten to
make use OF the yelocipede H. chase up
delinquent patrons. 1.-The Thing proves
q success in the business We shall &c, q
couple of them.
On Monday last. the Rev. F. A. Rup-
ley. Pastor Of the Reformed Church Of
Middleiown, Md. rendered his resigns
iion. as Pss,or, TO tia, congregation. Mr..
RIPLEY has lsbored there for eight years.
| Gen. Grant has been sen, from Con.
neciicu, cigar Elk Zee, long. and weigh.
-ins sixteen pounds.
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YERS SsrsspsrIla Cherry PectoraI,
* and Headache Pills, HelmboIds Ex-
tract BUchu, for sale at
DR.. Magruder's
anil 10 Drug Store.
TOMAS Whilcombs Remedy Tor As,h-
.. ma, Rose Cold. Hay Fever, &C., for
sale a, Dr. Mogrudsrs
april 10 Drug Store.
DAVlS' and MiIIer's Flavoring Ex-
IL tracts, Vanilla. Lemon, Pine Apple,
and Bitter Almond, for ssle al
DR.. MagrudsT's
april 10 Drug Store.
DAZlNS Compound Csmphor Ice with
q GIycerine. for chsPPed hands tace'
sore lips. Sunburns. &C..
DR.. Magruder's
april 10 Drug Store.
DULL'S Blackberry Dauhes Curative,
q for sale al DR.. MGgruder's
april 10 Drug Store.
mEARI. Starch, best in the market, for
< sale at Billings Drug Store.
TON Thumb. Early May, Dwarf Pro-
| life, Large Msrrowla,, Extra Early,
Eugena. Dwarf Sugar, Champion OF
England Peas, and great variety of 9TH
or Garden Seeds, al
april 10 Billings Drug Store,
NAMlLY Grindsioues. Kitchen Stones,
+ Trace Chains and Hames, for sale by
McCudy g. Duke.
ITAND Garden Plows. Ore, two and
Ii ,hree.horse Plows-improved kinds
for sale by Nc Curly g. Duke
GOMETHlNG NEW-The celebrated
y Pipe Cane. call and see them, for sale
by II. Wustland.
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O.. Rev William 3snk. well.known
as an efficien, and faithful minister in the
oil Baltimore Conference Of The NJ. +.
Church, says the Spirit, died a: Middle.
way in this county, On "Wednesday night
last, The 3lst o! March. The deceased
travelled This circuit many years ago, as
us preacher in charge. and by his rel-
gious zeal and kind and gentle spirit, en-
drored himself TO large circle OF friends.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-04-10

WARRANTS Seller Apprieni. as a
4 family remedy Tor indigestion. head
ache. biliousness. nervous debility, pleih.
ora OF the blood, sickness al the ,tomach,
constipation, and all disorders Of the d..
gesrve organs, the excretory passages
and the liver. IL has proved. alter an expo
rence OF many years, 10 be superior TO
ever other Iemecy in use. and as an sccli-
mating snd protective medicine in warm,
unhealthy climales.i 1T cannot be too strong
ly recommended. Sold only 8,
BillInes'
april 10 Drug Store.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
RenH HE fnUnminp LeLLerS,

SnEruERpsrows, July "a, l865-Mr. Henry
Stonebraker.-I have used your Bengal Pow
ders and they acted like charm; they cured
all my chickens First | fed twelve and it Gu
red them all, and next fed ffty-four, and il
acted like charm-it cured every one. Al
first, used Messrs. Clotworthy & Cos; after
fed two chickens it killed both, and fed thirty
SIX, and out of the brood there was SIX left.
recommend yours very highly, and my neigh.
bors thought they were splendid.
Yours truly, THos. B. WILLIAMS.
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g. PUBLIC SALEs.--We invite stten.
lion 10 the Public Sales advertised in our
paper. Persons wishing 10 keep posted
with the Sales TO come of this Spring,
will DO well 10 examine ou: advertising
columns each week.
D. S. Noble will sell stock and farm
ing utensils on S,,ulday the 10Th April.
Or. n. y. Baker will sell his house
and lot on "Wednesday the l4,h inst
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e. We learn that during one night lest
week, The herd of sheep belonging 10
Capt l.. Ii. Moer, uas damaged by q
parcel Of dogs, TO such an ezien. that
some fifteen of them were killed and
wounded. Mr.. Stephen Sialry. during
the same week we learn, also had some
5 or 30 killed and wounded. by dogs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-04-10
e%The Corporation election of This

e~The Corporation election of This
town. on Monday last. was quite spirited,
in consequence Of there being two tickets
in The field, the issue OF one being in ia.
vor of requiring the citizens Of the town
to keep their hogs confined in pens, and
the other 10 favor of allowing hogs the
right Of suffrage, or 10 run a! large as
formerly. These were the platforms up
on which tie two tickets held issue. The
ticket in favor Of con6nipg the hogs. OF
in other words. in favor Of the "Hog
Law" was elected. and stands as follows:
Mayor. V. Underdonk.
Councilmen-Geo. McBee, R. p. Ma.
gruder. D. E, Keedy. VIM. A, Chaplne,
Shsfer Wagner, Washington Bennett, /.
Thomas ChsPline, B. F. Harrison, G.
w. Chase.
AssessoV-lsaac W. ChsPlins.
Sergeani-HenIy Byers.