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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, !
Cirr Hal. Mau2 Ism

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, May 3. 1870.
mo. 42-Administratio Series.l
Resolved, That the Administrator of Water.
works aud Public Buildings be authorized
to advertise, giving ten days notice in the
official journal for proposals
For repairing, whitewashing, painting
with coal tar, etc, the Insane Asylum build
ing.
For supplying the patients Of the Insane
Asylum with clothing.
Said proposals to be made separately.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
Orleans, May 3. 1870.
BENZ. +. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
II. CoNoUEsr CLARKE, Secretary. I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10

H'bernia Bank of Kew Orleans, May
5. 1870 Notice 10 Stockboders.-Stockood ers Of
this Bank requested to call At the office of Mr.
w. }. Castel, notary l27 Graver street. within ten
DAYS. and pay their frat nstallrneut their sub
scriptions the capital stock and sign stock
for the remainder. The President or CO President
Wi ATTEND d>iiy, from to TIRES clock.
By order of the Board of Directors
p. IRWIN. President.
L. FTrZWlLLIAN, Secretary pre- TEN. my6 lot
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10

CRUSHED TO DEATH-Angelo Arguilles, a
drayman, was crushed to death yesterday at
the stable of Mr.. L. SUghi, on Robertson
street, between Espianade and Bayou Road,
by an iron post driver which he was re-
moving from his dray falling upon him. The
accident was caused by an unexpected
movement of the mules. Deceased was a
native of Canada; thirty.three years old.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10

BRIEF MESTIoN.-Clara Lee, Mary Fuller,
Mary Jefferson and Caroline Simmons. all
fallen women, who have common domi-
Gle on Dryades street, have been arrested
for beating and robbing John Murphy. The
robbery was a small one, amounting to only
FIVE dollars.
An unknown man unable to give his name,
WAS found sick aud destitute on the levee aud
taken to the Charity Hospital by the river
police.
At half past nine o'clock on Monday night,
John Cassel was found on Where street, be-.
tween Bayou road and Esplanade street,
badly beaten up with club. He WAS re-
moved to the hospital, and charges Casper
Klein, the foreman Of a brewery on Where
street, with being his assailaut.
Eliza Livingston, the keeper of house of
ill-fame On Dauphine street, two OF her
girls, and two Swedish sailors. were picked
up by the police on Sunday just before mid.
night, for creating disturbance. Recorder
Staes fined them five dollars each.
The proprietor of hotel was fined one
hundred dollars by Recorder Houghton, yes.
terday morning. for allo wing the sink of his
establishment to be public nuisance. The
fine was paid.
The First District Recorders Court is all
upside down, undergoing much needed re.
pairs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10
OFFICIAL NOTICEs---O1TY
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall, Ma. 3, 1870. )
CNO. 4l-Administration Series.J

MAYOEALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,{
City Hall, Ma. 3. 1870. )
mo. 41-Administratio Series.l
Resolved By the Council of the city of
New Orleans, That the Administrator of
Assessment be and he is hereby requested
to report to the Council the condition in
which be found the Office of the late Board
of Assessors, now under his euperinteud-
ence, together with the condition III which
he found the books, and assessment Of each
district. aud, if necessary, that he report
upon the efficiency of the former Assessors,
respectively, as disclosed by the records OF
the office.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
Orleans May 3. 1870.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
H, CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary. Z
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10
III e.. SAN ANTOaIO AND MEXICAN
GULF RAILROAD FOE SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION,


GULF RAILROAD FOE SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DIsTRrcr.)
Sta,epf Texas, [
Chief Qusrermasers Office.
Austin, Te as, Aprl II, 1870 J
IN COMPLIANCE WITH rae ORDER OFTHR
Secretary OF War, dated NJ arch 70 1870 there will
be sold at public auction at Indanola, Texas, be-
tween the hoHrs of twelve M and thrseP. NJ. on
AL The kiGHf - TITLE FILLS AND INTEREST
%SToSio and MEXi0aN GULF fn aa q IIs
from Lavacs to Victoria. Texas
The sale Will include the road bed. entire track
and sidlngs, buildings water stations, turn-tables,
etc the raj road mat erias. supplies pertaining
to the road with the rolling stock cars
% Mies OF Track. more or less.
gage Oar
Engine and ender.
l Engine
! Engine House. at Lavaos-
/ Depot Building, at Victoria.
Depot Building, at Lavaca.
/ Machine shop at Vic oria.
20 Pairs Trucks, loose at Depot in vietoris.
Pairs Trucks under TWO platform cars
l miscellaneous lot Of Railroad Material. Boxing.
Worthless lot of Blacksmith Tools.
Mixed lot OF Machinery, being odd pieces. etc.. in
Pairs Trucks, lying loose along the road between
Pairs Driving Wheels, at Victoria.
l Iron Safe.
2 stoves.
Pairs Scales.
Hand Trucks
! Crosscut Saw,
The property may be inspected on application to
the agent OF the road. and any information desired
may be obtained from the Chief Quarusrmaster
Fifth Military District, at Austin. Texas
Full particulars given day of sale.
Terms of Payment-Cash in United Statesi nds.
By order OF Brevet Major General j. j. Rey-
noiOS.
GEORGE. ALDEN
Brevet Major and Assistant GU artermaster, United
States Army, in charge OF Office Chief Quarter
master. apl9 30t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10
NOTICE 40 vETEK Ans OF 1si4-Is.

OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
TO Ascert ain the surviving Widows OF Veterans !
and the surviving Veterans OF 1874 and 1878. y
n Office is HEREBY GIVEN IN AC-
~ cordance with provisions of act Ne. ia ap-
proved March ID, 1870, to al sons claiming to be
Veterans and the surviving widows OF veterans of
1914 and 1876 to file ths evidences IF their being
such veterans or the surviving widows of such
veterans; on or before the third day OF June 1870.
other docu mentary evidence as claimants may
chooe
No evidences of claims will be re ceved after June
3, $50, ana all sucn evidences must ba left with
T. Z. Remick. Secretary of this board at the Gov
ernors office, addressed to him. lock box 1856 New
Orleans Post office.
OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and Chairman Board of Com.
missoners.
+. O RLMICK, Secretary aUs GOT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10

CRYsTALIzED OIL.-Do you wish safe and
beautiful light? Use crystaiized oil. 1t is
clear as water; perfectly destitute of grease
has borne every test without ever explod-
ing, and gives three times the light of coal
oil. The factory at l76 Carondelet street.
None genuine except procured at the fac
tory.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10

DRowNED.-Frank Thomas, a young man
twenty years old, who resided on Louisa
street. and was employed as deck hand on
the towboat Henry Wright, fell overheard
from that boat Saturday night while it was
engaged in towing, and was drowned. His
body has not been recovered
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10

THE STEEET Observation-Disclosures COM
plants are being made against this frater-
nifty, who, it seems, will insist on flooding
the street crossings, making them anything
but agreeable to pedestrians.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10

Police superintendent Badger
ordered a heavy detail last night from each
of the police precincts to preserve order
among the ''fancy' as they congregated at
the depot in order to leave for the scene of
the tistic encounter between Allen and
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10

INouEsTs.-Deputy Coroner Long held an
inquest at the Charity Hospital yesterday,
on the body of German known only as
Burclaine. Deceased had been found by the
police in an almost insensible condition in
room of the house No. Sc Burgundy street,
and was taken to the hospital. A post
mortem examination developed the fact that
death had been caused from rupture of
the bladder; caused, it is supposed, by the
kick Of q mule.
James Malloy, young man twenty nine
years old, native of New York, employed
as an engineer on the steamship Josephine,
was arrested in Algiers Sunday night on the
charge of drunkenness. Yesterday morning,
between four aud five O'clock he was found
lying dead on the floor of his cell, and the
coroner was notified to hold Al inquest.
The verdict of the jury was death from
conclusion of the brain, caused by falling
from the sleeping bunk to the floor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10

DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS,
bureau If >ireets,
New Orleans, April q, 1863.
ring are the ot1icss of District Superin-
Streets and residences OF Ward Super
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-20
Damon aud pythias,

Who has not heard oil Damon aud
Pylhiss That wonderful instance Of
ri. i.nd-hlp which has ecIIpsej lhe admTa
uoH of generations as they have read N.
parhetc story. For the brnef, Of our
young, and many Of our older reader, .ue
publl,h II again as ". find II IN The Lufh.
crnn Obserrr:
About one hundred years ago. before
Christ Ived, Damon snd Pyths.. Pslhs-
gOr an Philosophers. who had gone from
Athens 10 Sicily, on q pfes.inf InsItslon
OF Dionyseius. calico the "lyrsni of
Syracuse. ~ order to teach the rude IN
hsoitsnt. o that fertile i-lsnd tie srs aud
sciences Falling under the di.plessure
OF The yrsnl. Damon vss condemned 10
death, and ibe line for bis execution sp-
pointed Anxious 10 see bis wife and
children once more before bis execution,
he s-ked the Krrg for permission 10 visit
ihem. The King answered What a..
surance DO you give mat you will re.
turnF Twill give yOu my friend Py ,h.
ias, saId Damon, "(or security" The
King asked Pythlas If lie were willing 10
become tie bonds man OF Damon, sut 10
die IN Ihs place, provided he did not re-,
urn Yes. sald PyIhis.. 81 Will
stand iur him, and il he is not here on
lh. day appointed. will suffer death ~
hi. place 80 WELL" said the King.
this Is strange; BAT Damon, you are al
liberty 10 60 and visit your family. and
i! you DC DOT return, as | suppose you
will not, justice will not loose her VIC.
tim
Damon hurried home 10 embrace bis
family aud to commuDicsIe 10 them The
cad intelligence that in few days he
must re,utnio Syracuse 10 suffer d.alh.
When bis vile learned the .isle Of lhings
--tlrt he hsd violated no Law; thai be
was condemned ty q mere whim oTDlo-
nyseius. and ths! his friend Pylhiss had
become hi. bond,Dsn, ,he insisted on
his not returning. She reasoned with
him, snd sought him by ihe affection be
bore 10 her snd her children no, 10 return
but all her eniresiies were 10 vain.
"Would 'nu have ne to violate my ,s-
cred pledge OF honor to my friend Pylh.
iss'' said he no. no; 1 would Dr.
'pise nyselfin thsf csse-boi shsl! re-
turn aud relieve our friend and msialsjn
ny hnnor. even al The expense OF my
own life."
Damon remained at home, as We may
im,gine. s' long =. ie could. Alienglh.
smiJ the 'obs and tssrs OF his vile and
children. he tore himself away from
those he loved The execution va. 10
take place at noon. and his progre,s vas
rmpeded BY bad roads and high waters.
o. tie day appointed be was stiiI twenty
miles from Syrseu'e; but he rose early 10
The morning. and ss Ibe sgn va, %.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-20
Only Believe.


Only believe, and mol only will The
gates OF tie celestial city open TO receive
US, boz even here we stall rest in the
shadow OF q great love.
But dangers stand thick on every hand,
suggests FanIheart how can we help
beng ANXIOUS : Only believe the Lord
is shield 10 them thai put their trust in
hin.
Sllver.tonRued temptation may sssall
w.. lie Is able 10 succor them that are
tempted WhsIl( poverty be oOr lot!
The Lord knoweih The poor
What II riches, and we are ncumbered
with many cares ! Give TO the poor, and
thou shalt have treasure in heaven.
We may be homeless. Our Lord had
not where 10 lay his head.
FrIendess. There Is a friend that
stickeuh closer than brother.
Afflicted. lie b'ndelh up the broken
hearted.
Uniustly accused. The Almighty shall
be the defense.
The night comelh. He that keepeIh
lhee will not sumber.
Accidents may betalI Us. The Lord
will preserve thy going out and thy com
ing IN.
Pain and sickness. The Lord will
make all thy bed in thy sickness.
The infrmrrirs OF age. They shall
bring forth rrUir IL old age.
There are nesvy burdens to be borne
perchance nces- ant daily toll. There
remaIneth rest
Wesrlsome nights nay be appointed
to US. We gIvelh songs ~ the night
Death will surely come, II knockelh
alike a, the lordly palace and 'he IowIy
cottage. Its well with the righteous.
Death is swallowed up IN victory.
TO he believer every providence Is oU'
another stroke OF the chlsel upon i"e
marble rock, shaping 1t for It's position IN
the heavenly temple
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-20

prosching the meTldlsn. the spires "l The
city were IN vies. fastening on. he
found large multitude gathered in from,
OF the prison. The lyrsnI wa- there.
seated on a platform, 10 Witness tie rov.
ely OF one man DIVING for smother. The
hour ior the execution hsd uesily expr-
ed. "Ah, said The lyran,. where /.
your friend Dsmon Dad not tell you
ths, be would not return T. Dat" said
PythIas, "he nil return, II he is alive.
know him. and know that he would
raIher die than break hls autd." The
iyrsnt then looSed si the .un.dial. sud
il was just noon. "No~." ssiJ he exc.
cotioner, proceed" Pyrhls. lslL hls
head on Ihe block, the axe ~as raised.
and lie sharp edge gImmered IN the sun-
lIgh'. When, 10! Ihete vs., o movement
in the crowd. stop" .sij The tyf.n,.
"ull We see what this meaUs There
stood Damon, painting ani covered with
duet. lie had come IN time The ".
rant wa. 20 much struck with thls proof
OF friendship, that he psrdonrd them
both, and requested pefm'.slon 10 nn
,helr irslerniIy Its we'll known lhata
popular and widely ex,enJcd society, the
knights Of Py thIs.." i. founded on tins
beautiful incident.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-20
IF WE WOULD.

II we would but check the speaker,
When Re soils a neighbors fame,
If we would bu, help the erring
Ere we utter words Of blame
II we would, how msny might we
Turn from paths OF Sin and shame.
All The wrongs that might be rlghted
Ii we would but see The way
ALI. the pans that might be Nghten'd,
Every hour and ever day.
II We would but hear The pleadiDgs
OF ,he hearts that 60 ssusy.
Lei IL, step outside the stronghold
OF our selishness AID pride /;
Let Us liI our lsiniing brothers.
Let Us strengthen ere We chlde
Lei w., ere we blame the fallen,
Hold lighI 10 cheer and guide.
Ain. how blessed-sh, how blessed
Earth would be II We but Try
Thus to a,d and right the weaker,
Thus TO check each broIhers Sigh
Thus 10 walk IN dUly's pathway
To our beuer lie on high.
In each life, However lo~ly,
There are seeds OF mighty good
Sill we shrink from souls aPpeslng
Win tlmlJ, If we could :;
But God who judgrlh all things,
Knows the truth Is. "lf we would.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-20
Letter from General Lee.

Some weeks since. Hsrper's Weekly
having published !alse malicious charge
against Vlrginls's noble son,-IhaI he re-
NAMED IN General SCOTS service as a
member Of his staff uLul Ile moment be-
fore Joining the "osl csu'e' IN order 10
obtain iull knowledge of thai officers plan
Of future Opersuon-Msjor Sidney Her
bert, editor OF the Troy Messenger and
.4dUerGSer, fell called upon. IN view OF
his official knowledge OF the case ,he be
inc at tne commencement OF Tie var a
sr.f officer a, a-hlugIou.) To reIute 'he
false charge aud defend he honof "I
Geuers Lee That he VAS ughi IN hr-
statements and thai is g0od lntenuon-
have en- IuIIy appreciated bg General
Lee, Is Gle uiy shown by HE ioIio"InR
very modest letter which Maj. HsIbeft
has Just received ron the gallant old he
TO, and which he kindly P'rIbIs 10 be
loi before Nhe pnb.lc
"LFXrNoros. Va, June 90, 1870.
Dear Sm-l am much obliged 10 yoU
tor the KIND senument- expfesseo io"s'us
ne III your reply from the Messenger
and .AduerfiStr, of " rIch you are ecr'or,
to the erroneous assertion oi Harper 5
Heekly respecting my.elf lhnugh II
is difficult 10 learn the truth, the iscts ~
the charge cited might, | think. hs's
been CssIiy sscerlsIned. Inosmurh - !
never belonged to the military family oi
General Scott. or served near his person
except when IN Mexico. when ! s's at
tsched to the general slsf OF 'he army IN
IhsI country.
"Thsnklug YOU for the refuis ion II the
charge and for yoOr kind wishes, am
very re'pect'uIy, your obedIenl servant
"R. L. Lee
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-20
DIR. RIC0RD & CO.,
BALTIMORE, MD.

DR. J. L. RICORD & CO., al Tayeue ST.,
~ below Howard, has devoted thirty years 10
the especial treatment of Nervous Debility,
Organic Weakness, SpermatoTrheo, Loss Of
Sexual Power, Emissions of Semen by night or
day, or in the Urine; Diseases of the Kidneys
and Bladder, Hernia, Female Weaknesses, and
especially those Diseases arising from lmpru
dence of Young Men. GOnorrhea or elect Of
years standing, where injections and the or
dnary treatment has failed, cured in eight
days by local remedy. Syphilis, the last
vestage, eradicated by aneutraIizer, discoye-
ry, and preparation Of our own, and which
has gained US such world wide reputation.
A cure guaranteed in all cases.
None of our medicines sold by the bottle or
package.
April %, 1870. ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-20
ATTENTION
T A X Nj E X 5 {!

nR. Ssge's Cslsrr Remedy.s' al
X DR.. Wagruder's
June ls Drug Store.
CHILDREN of Blessing, IN EngIlsA
v work, beautifully bound IN cloth, price
$3.50. for sale a,
june Is Lauck's BOOK Store
GENTS Gsuze Undershiris, for Sum.
" mer wear, at lloyd Licklider's
june ls Furnishing House.
DETERS' Musical Monthly, musical maya
l. zine OF as pages, price % per year, single
copies 80 cents, giving musical items, choice
family reading, and in each numeer % pages
of select net music by the best writer's, for
sale al publishers prices by
June is w. b. LAUCK.
WATER Coolers, RefrIgeratJrs and
w Wire Baskets, FOR sale by
Nc Curly g. Duke,
June 4 Charles'own,
IlEA Moss Farne. delicious pfepsra-
- ,on for making Blsnch Msuge, Gus
lards, Pies, &C., sold al
DR.. Mdgruder's
june ls Drug Store.
NJ HISPERINGS Of Love, a superb
LEI piece Of music, for sale q,
July 10 Lauck's Book Store.
ypHE Orphans Prayer. (musc) for sale
I at Lauck's Book Store.
yNHE American Agricullutist for July.
4 Every farmer should ge. one, price .
GEMS, al Lauck'S Book Store.
DOR SALE One pair No. Fair
L banks Platform Scales, and one
Whites Patent SrIl'LockIne Money
Drawer, BY j. - .HetvH.
xtOR SALE.-Venilian ano Rag Car
X pet, Mating snd Oh Cloth, by
j. s Weivin.
NOR SALE.-Msckerei and Herring
l. Bacon snd Lard, by
j. s. Nelum.
TlOR RENT-A yelling House which
\ will be completed IN about TWO weeks
by j. S NelUin.
HlOR RENT-A SsdIer Shop, posses.
\ sion given immediately.
j. s. Melein.
HORSE Hay Forks. for sale by
II McCurdy e. Duke.
lune Chsrleslown.
IFE X.I0.U s-OR for curing all aches
IL and pans, Tor sale al
june 25 Billings Drug Store.
OLYCERINE Lotion good forSunburn,
" ChstIed and Rough Ssru, prepared
only a. Billings Drug Store.
NET THEM.-A pair Of Linen Shades
II and they will last Ihr ume. Every
variety al Lauck's Book Store.
DENNETT'S Sure Death" 10 rats for
~ sale at Billings Drug Store,
YlNGARl Biuers. just received another
u case, q, Dr.. WdgruderS
june ls Drug Store.
IUSr received al w. B. Lsuck's Book
, y Store large and varied assortment of
Stationery which will be Offered at the
: following remarkable low prices: psper
from 8 10 25 cents per quIre. Envelopes
IRON 8 TO 20 cents per package. and
still further reduction If bought by the
quantity A call is solicited. july IL
! VENICE OIL will heal old sores,
Y sprsins, bruises, swelling OF joInis,
saddle gale. &c. This is sure remedy
and especially adapted 10 h5rse. and cat
tie. Price 25 cents per bOuIe. Pfeps.
red and sold by
Dr. r. p. Nagruder.
Druggist.
Jolly l6 shepherdsiown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-20
NEW GOODS.
New Goods,

THE undersigned has just returned from The
L cuy with thorough and complete stock of
goods. | shall not attempt 10 enumerate, as
my stock embraces everything usually kept in
Il well furnished country store, being more com
pletc than at any other former period, all OF
wimch Is offered at short profits, giving U'y Gus
toners The benefit of recent decline IN prices.
Thankful for past fIvors, aud we hope by al
teution to business, and selling goods at short
profits, to receive continuance of tavOuTs
10 those who deal regularly and pay promptly
Will sell Oh my usual terms, all transient Gus
tom must b. cash. For further description
please call and examine my stock before puE-
chasing as feel confident of my ability to give
satisfaction. Respect, J. ). MELVIN.
Elk Branch * UnionyllIe, MAY -, 1870. u
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-20
ON SATURDAY NEXT.

DESIRE to call your attention 10 my Stock
L and fine assortment Of GROCERIES, To-
bacco, Glassware, Queeuswsre, SC, selected
with care, aid purchased on the best Of terms
am now prepared 10 supply The Spring trade
al the lowest prices, and will be much pleased
10 see you IN my new store. say nothing a.
bout low prices. think you the people Of JEFF
ierson are too sharp to be blinded by advertise
menis-'hat IS something don't believe in.
Cash is my motto, and cash only, or negotiable
notes payable in your Shepherdslown Bank,
within thirty days without offset. All notes
will be thrown IN Bank for collection. My
profits are short because get the cash for my
goods. furthermore pledge myself 10 keep
an orderi, house, clean and neat, this do
70. The accommodation Of ladies. These rules
must aod snail be kept in force. / heartily
invite you &c come and see my stock.
....- o.. Yours, =. T. GROVE
April %, 1870. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-20

TnE kEas0s. oP Nos -Spccg.,.-
Taxing lIie round. .. rDle. { beiI.,e Ihe
re'son. ior non..uece. may be l.sbd 10
one oi tour causes. T 10 one al Ihr,e
combine ----'bst :. 10 cay, nan isH. b..
cause be ., d,'hooe,l. oecss.s bsfp lI,r.
bees"-e I've - iszys os beeaUse he D. TOO
es'y-isiung lanseif be spreyed on by
iho'e VIM regard every hU"sb being a ho
70 gshefoos ssd good-nsiure,i % mere rsr.
rIon, stmelhing 20 be- lived Opob. and de-
serted when ihey have sfr,'d Ihen iars.
Occssionsily. Tie climate non p-soeee..ioi
msn'iss liar and . cheat, sod an idle,
seif-indutgent scamp, I'll N aae bot tb,,
go I'biHAlDn = 90 rare sifssni., iuespsbis
of gener sliz suoc. i1a,5 - raits' -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-20
Lauck'S Weekly Bulletin

OF late Publications Tor sale al his
" Store Southern Review. 81 rs per
c,yv New Eclectic. 35 cts per copy +;
XIX Century, 35 cent?, Harper for May
IS cents, Godey's Lady's Book 25 cents,
Demorest, hsdy's Book 80 cents, Amer.
lrnn Agucullunsl Is cents, Waverly
Magazine ID ceats, Lpslie's illustrated
News 10 cents, HArper's Weekly 10 Ct,
Chimney Corner 10 cents, Hsrpers Bs-
zaar 10 cents, New York Weekly 6 cts,
New iork Ledger 6 cects. Saturday
Night cents, FIre,ide Companion cts,
Temperance Patriot S cents.
may Il