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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-15


10 CoSsecArioN.- During lac, week
the Valley Con,ocssi0h OF The Episcopal
Church was{ in session a, HarrisonbuTg.
We are Indebted to The Enterprise or
tia, .ows Tor The following: =
The felisvies clergy men were present
aud Parsieip aisd in lie ,proce sdinss': Rev.
c. w. Andrews, D. D.. Rev. Robert NJ.
Baker. Rel, WA. Henson. Rev. Joseph
r, Jones Rev. fhos. 8. Msibln, Rev.
w. H. Masde. Rev. w. g. Meredith.
Rev. Fl. Suber. end Rev. Alex. FL. We'd
dell. Other members were detained 10
consequence OF severe rains. ..,,, Nd.
Resolutions condenning the increased
worldlness in the church were unani.
mously sdop,ed. Dsneing was especial.
ly condemned as altogether inconsistent
with the Christian character and at vari-
ance with the Christian profession. Rev.
Dr.. Andrews wac designated 10 prepare
and issue tract upon this subject.
The sun Of sl,l00 was appropriated 10
Missionary work within the bounds OF the
Convocalion during the coming year.
Measures were taken looking 10 an in
crease Of missionary force.
Services were appointed TO b held .,
various points where no organized Epis-
copsl Church exists. Among other sp.
poin,nents Rev. Robef, N. Baker. Rev.
W. c. Meredith end Rev. Alex. Wed.
dell we're ordered TO hold series of SET
vices at Woodstock, Nov. l6, IT; Mt
Jackson. Nov. IS. 10; New Marie,
Nov. 20, and Bridgewater. Nov. 81, %.
The Conrocation adjourned on MONDAY
with sermon by Rev. Mr.. Meredith and
an address by Rev. Dr.. Andrews.
II you have s,llow, color Of skin. OF
yellowisb brown spots on face or body.
sullness. drowsiness, frequent headache
or dizziness. bad iasie 10 mouth, tongue
coated. internal heat. unsteady appetite,
low spirits, gloomy forebodings, you are
suffering from liver complain. or bilious.
ness. and nothing else will relieve aud
cure YOU so speedily and permanently az
DR.. Perce's ALI. Ext. or Golden Medi'
cal Discovery. Sold by druggists. A
pamphlet sen, free. Address DR., 4. V.
Pierce, Buffalo. N. Y. n.a ~.
Blessed are they that do not advertise,
for they are not bothered with customers,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-15
" Our Fathers House !" or,
THE U.VWRITTEN WORD.

By DANIEL MARCH, ID. D., author of the
popular might Scenes" This master IN
thought and language shows Us untold riches
and be attic in the Great House, with its
Blooming flowers, Singing birds, Waving
palms, Rolling clouds, Beautiful bow, Sacred
mountains, Delightful rivers, Mighty oceans,
laundering voices, Blazing Heavens and vast
universe with countless beings in millions OF
worlds, and reads TO US in each The UnwTItien
Word. Rosc-,nted paper, ornate engraviDgs
and superb binding "Rich and varied ia
thought "Chas,e." easy and graceful in
Style "Correct, pure and elevaling in its
tendency" Beautiful and good ." GA house
hold treasure" COMMENTATORS like the above
from College Presidents and Professors, minis
tiers Of all denominations, aud The religious aud
secular press all over the country. It's fresh
ness, purity Of language, with clear opeutyPe,
fine steel engravings, substantial binding, and
low price, make il the book for the masses.
Agents are selling from so 10 $50 per week.
We wan, .Ciergynen, School Teachers,
smart Young men, end ladies, 10 introduce the
work for US in every township, and We will pay
literally. No intelligent maa or woman need
be without paying business.
Send for circular. full description, and terms.
Address ZEIGLERS MccURDY, 3
Is S. Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pa; 1873
Race Street Cincinnati, Ohio; 60 Monroe
Street, Chicago, H.; 500 n. Sixth Street,
St. Louis, No; or, lO2 Main Street,
Springfield, Massachusetts. - @"0'.E
September 3, 1870. .-. 2 An ]
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-15

Ike good health, especially when ones SICK"
rfR9 Now the best way to preserve your
health is 10 go to j. s. fIeming's and
- get 6rst-rate pair of 90 It S or
H0E S, and a pair Of those splendid Gro
quet Slippers for your wife, and while you are
getting these you had better buy few pairs OF
Alaska 0vershoes. They are mighty useful in
a family, especially in. wet weather. And
don't fail 10 get a few pairs Of Silver TIPPED
Shoes for the children, and if you have any
change leh, get yourself pair Of Boots. and
then if there is nothing else in. that line you
can 60 home with light heart and kiss the
baby, or some one else.
Oct9 J. s. FLEMING.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-15
80 ACRES

Of frslrats TIMBER, and 6ne never
falling Spring of water, Tor all farm Pur'
poses. 1t is also convenient to Churches
and School houses.
This Irac, 10 poin, Of fertility is NOT
surpassed By any tract OF land 10 Jsder-
son County. . o..
TERMS-One third Cash, the balance
in six years.
G. IN 1910 SIR
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-15
Ho ! for Chean Goodsl

CALL at Lauck's book Store you WILDE as
" tonished 1.-THE variety OF nice things that
will meet Jour eys.T A ne supply Of School
Backs. School Stationery, States. &c, Day
Mailing Papers, Envelopes. Black, Blue, Car
mine and Violet Inks, IIy mn and Prayer Books
lust received at ths-~-sB BOOK STORE
octs II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-15
The Little Soldier!

WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL PAPER
NIGHT Pages, beautifully illustrated, aud
u sent TO subscribers on the following terms
for single copies:
Twice m?nilI, so cents year
IS 40 81 Every week, 81 year.
Two or more copies of-the Weekly, to diff
fereht addresses, 10 cen,s each; four or more
copies 10 one address, 80 cents each; fifty cop
les 10 one address, IS cents each; ore hundred
copies 10 one address, 40 cents each.
Twoor more copies Of the Semi Weekly to
different addresses, 40 cents each; fou: or more
copies 10 one address, % cents each; fifty copies
10 one address % l-2 cents EACH one hundred
copies TO one address 90 cents each.
Specimen copies sent free.
}. w. BURKE CO,
Octl Macon, Ga. p,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-15
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Twelve Ysars .sss &C Wild Indians 4 PIaias.

The be or Geo. r, BeJ.n, pbo. from io.s
Of ~'lJ sd,eDiuTc anil a ss-fer 10 gam kposi-
edge Of Tie E1ery Day Lie and Peculiar Gus.
lops Of The I1Js 5. IF a homo Of Pl1hi} in
Ne~ PsiI.Jdpbla. o., joined Ibe lbJlDB,.sjop.
ted lber mode II iifr, btosme az WIiof Il ibs
"6r.t cl,.,p, nj eb,,( OF loo l.ds,., ..,,.d M.
Governrnenf With hi.bfsses against fhe bosiilo
indians, aud as b,eo'sssst IN tbs lIs.sSisf Ar.
nv. sbiciI p,.Il.on bs buL fraBiIy re2igi.d 70
reion 10 he ailJ lie be - much lo,es. 10 -.
lo,it'iioDs, ~ Of tLen Full Page, 9Th Pop,si
{ DE Author, all sns'a'eJ eIPrssIy f9t his
work, = sp-' a'traelys book, abocDJD'g, 10
thrilling sd'fn'ure. and curious. u'.ipI ADD
or sjn- lafernsiion; s'nd Jot iliD'usTd cir.
gsse', Y, VENT. PabIiiher, 70. Wet,
foonb sheei, cinennsli. Ohio sep ~ 70.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-15
NO. %. I
Nervous Debility.

THOUSANDS suffer from 1t. A weak,
nervous, exhausted feeling, no energy, ANNA.
ton or vigor, IoW Gp rits, weak memory, invOl-
uniary seminal emissions, with loss Of power
and threatened Impotence. The coincidence
OF excuses. This is Nervous Debility, aud It
finds sovereign remedy in Humphreys. 10.
meoparhic Specific No Twenty Eight. Thou.
sands have been cured by these pills. They
tone up the system, arrest tie discharges, d 5.
pei the gloom and mental depression. aud rejn
venaie The system. Price SIS Gr apackage Of
five boxes and 50 vial OF powder whlch Is
important in all oil! long standing cases, or 81
per single box. Sold by all frst.C lass druggists
and sert to lny address on Teceip; Of The price.
Address Humphreys Specific Homeopathic
Medicine Co, 562 Roadway, New York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-15

Sea Moss Farine from pure .lflsn
Moss. for Blanc Mango Pudd,pgs'
Creams, Custards, &c, &c. Tbe5cbesP-
est. heallhies,. and most delicious food 10
the world. ..-t.'g -. ~
g, ~ For sale BY II. NJ. Billings, Druggist,
Shepherdstowp,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-15

A VOID QUACKS.-A victim OF early lnJls.
Il c.e;lon, Causing nervous debility, premalurs
decay, &c, having tried in vain every adVerll.
sed remedy, has simple means OF sef.cure.
which he will sand tree Il, bis fellow sufferers.
Address J. II. Tuttle, IS Nassau street, New
York
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-15

a GAY PAPERlEnoueh said -
n Don'i subscribe for il unless Won
wan, IL. Cram full OF the gsyest stories out
Sen, one wear to all who can keep stHF' for
~ "''fn.e- 55,.se G. BENNETT, = /
,si-C Lock Box d. Wadsworih, Ohio. i !
July 30 ID Q! ,Jy
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-15
FAMILY GROCERY
SHEPUERDSIOWN.


TIE undersigned has this Gay opened FAN.
L lily GROCERY STORE IN the Market
House building, in Shepherd.lown, and res
pecttully solicits the patronage Of citizen, Of
The town and adjacent country. Nv i'll endeay-
or always to keep my stock complete, com.
prIsing such articles as are usually kept IN
FTL Class Grocery, especially thoss required
daily FOR Family use.
Flour, Coffee, Rio, t.......
Meal, Java, .. 81.
Bacon Hams, Sugar, Brown,
Sides, , Dem. IL
" Shoulders, Coffee. r
Lard, , 2" Crushed,
MacGerel No. ga, Tobacco, e..
Potomac Herring, Cigas, -
MolAsses, 81. Smoking Tobacco,
SyruPs, ... Sosp, Babb Us, --- n
Salt, G.. A., Rosin. SEX
{" Fine, e.. f. TO
+" Dairy, g Toiiei, f
Cheese, g.. Lemons, -.. T. 3
Wafer Crackers, B.ekeL, --.
Soda Tubs,
JnDple Snaps, Bruoms, f. q
ConGectionaries, Rope, &C., &c. .. ~
Country Produce Iaksa 10 exchange fos
goods.
Anexanin alton OF nv stock VIII show that
INV goods are Of GOOD oUALrI snd prices lows
=. t...-.,e L. n. HOFFMAN =
September "a. I570. 30 II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-15
.sNaa' At the same lime
One Y improved Va
cant Lot,

fronting on German Street in Browns
addition 10 ShepbeIds'pwg. snd known
on the Plat OF said town % Lot No. l4l.
RMS--One third cash on the day
Of esle, The balance in two equal pay
men,ss Of six andtweive months from day
of Sale, the deferred pay % ens TO bear in.
leres, from day -ofsals, and TO bsseenred
by the bonds OF the purchaser or Pur-
chssers and asdeed Of trust on ibe ,premi-
ses. -I. -,...FA sTrenFzys.s .I,..T =
e. Sale 10 commence at o'clock,
NJ - ..4.,g ,.s,.
WIN. G. BUTLER. -''
90. . : SpecisI Commis'loner,.
CD. McClincy, Auc,ioDeer,
Oct 8, 1870. 5w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-15

Tll AN RED.-l00O Bushels Of Irish
M Potatoes. for which | will pay the
highes, price in Goods or Cash.
oct r. ". Hoffman.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-15
Public Sale.

T WILL offer a, Public Sale, in front Of
the Carter House, in Chsrleslown.
On Saturday, 5th of November,
1870, a Trac, Of Land Of
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-15

situated in Jefferson County, West Va,
shout 3 miles from Charleslown, and on
ly mile from Dutfield,s Depot on tho
B,lnnors L. Ohio Railroad ; aud the
Shenandoah VslIsr Rsiroad, row being
constructed. crosses the b. d. .. RslIfoad
within one. quarter OF a mile north OF IT,
where there will be junction, This
Trsc, OF Land i. the norIhwes, end Of my
Gap View Farm" SO well known, and
has on i, about
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-15

A GENTS Wao'ed -(s22S a mOnL )--by the
Il American Kh,uIag Mach ne CO.. boston.
Mass, ot 81 Louis, NO. sep - Dan
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-15
4 GENTS wsnled Ter the -,
II LIGHT OF TIE WORLD.

| WAS Cured o, Deainrss sud taarrh by
simple remedy and sill send the receipt free.
sep 4iw Ms. &C. LeegeIt, u obSlsn, n. J.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-15
Ladies and Gentlemen /!
d. w s s..'' THIS WAY! e 4.

Mrs. Darlington says :"Thers 10 no blessing
like good health, especially when ones sick"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-15
THEA NECTAR.
TIE SECOND Tf0LUNE or
.A.H.STEP.HENS

Gfea; History Of The War IS nov tetdy. A
gems wautcd. Send Tor Circulars. " hh l,ra.
shd fol description OF tie work. Addne.
NaucnaI Publishing Co, Philadelphia Ia
Atlanta, Ga, or 81. Louis, Mo. oeesI~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-15

N ARRIED PEOPLE.--SeDd by matt TO DR..
VI Lcro's Agency, 599 broodwiy, New YoIk
Tor description OF his MedIcated Lozenses. Dau.
gerous iOt single persons, who need not apply.
Seple nlber q, 1870. ~ -AwI !
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-15

The MAGIC CONE will change any eel.
ored Lair or beard ioa permanent back OF
brown II contains no poison. Any can use
IT. One sent ty mad Tor 81. Address Magic
ComhCo., Springfield. Mass. sep ~ 3m
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pied upon and cast away, he did the deed
for which he was tried for his lite' ii IN
addition to this it be true, as Richardson
most intimate friends have no doubt, that
the latter acted towards the wronged
woman throughout in the most honorable
and magnanimous manner, still less will
there be occasion for sympathy with
Daniel Mcfarland. His brutal conduct
toward his wife bars him from human
comparisons the hatred which burned in
his bosom at the effect of his demon-like
course is poor apology for the bloody
crime which he committed. To hold up
such man as the injured and maddened
husband, seeking redress for his wrongs
two years after separation had taken place,
upon Richardson, in moment of frenzy,
is too bold piece of deception to dupe
any one not laboring under some moral
deluson that steals away his senses. 1t
avaied with the jury under the arts of a
skillful counsel, but among people OF cool
Judgment it will not answer to cover up
the true features of the case.
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to learn what she desired most to know
She was successful at last, however. One
night, as a party Of miners were seated
around the camp fire, the conversation
turned on murder, just rs it has done here
tonight. The disguised woman listened
eagerly TO every word, and at last heard
her lover relate exultantly, the manner in
which he had murdered her husband, just
as you have tonight, Bailey. Her suspi-
cions were now confirmed. She was face
to face with her husbands murderer and
her hour of vengeance had come
Mountain Charlie had risen to his feet
while speaking, and he walked over to
where Bailey was sitting, his eyes cast
down on the ground, and his fingers clasp
ing each other nervously.
"And did she kill him ?" he asked in an
agitated tone.
"Of course she did, replied Charlie,
with an energy that started me. "Do you
think she would let such an opportunity
pass by ?" The stIangest part of the story
was the way in which she killed him. I'll
show you how she did it. Bailey, so that if
ever YOU wish to kill another man, you can
try her method" lie walked up to the
miner as he spoke, and stood just behind
him. ssThe woman he went on, "got up
from where she had been sitting when she
heard her lovers story, and approaching
him, as he sat utterly unconscious of his
danger, laid her hand on his head, Just as
Law my hand on yours, and before he could
understand her purpose, she threw him
backward upon the ground, just in this
way, and in an other instant her hunting
knife was planted in his heart
A. ha cnol.a Maintain Charlie seized
the miner, who seemed utterly paralized.
by the throat. and hurting him to the
ground sprang upon him. we saw the
bright glitter of knife, and sprang to our
feet in dismay, but. before we could pre-
yentit, Mountain Charlie had buried the
keen weapon in the heart OF Ephraim
Bailey. Then. rising to his feet with
kind Of a wild dignity. he said, solemnily'
-.'Gentlemen, ! am Il woman. am the
widow OF the man he murdered.
The mystery was now solved, and we
knew the history of the strange being be-
fore us r
Il am ready to surrender myself she
said calmly. Il suppose that the law will
hang me for this deed"
The miners, however, thought different
ly. aud wisely held my tongue. They
thought she had done right, and assured
her that no harm should happen to her.
They agreed to keep the matter secret.
and keep their pledge faithfully. A few
weeks after our arrival Mt Pixies Peak, the
Young widow, who had resumed her proper
dress, became the wife of one of the miners
who had witnessed the killing of Bailey,
and who, strange to say, had fallen in love
with her, out OF admiration for 'her pluck. -"
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Republican
MRS. RICHARDSON'S STORY.
Committee,

Mrs. Richardson has told her story and
left it to the public to judge how far she
was culpable in the transactions with which
her name is now intimately connected. A
girl of nineteen years of age, she was in
duced by the representations and bland
ishments Of Mcfarland, who was twice as
old as she, to marry him. Soon after mar
rage she found she had been deceived by
her husband in respect to his property and
business, and that he was worthless and a
drunkard. For years she endured poverty
and abuse. being threatened with violence
and murder in his drunken frenzies, and
at last, in 1867, separated herself from
him, and never lived with him again. She
went to Indiana, remained there sixteen
months, and obtained divorce according
to the laws Of that State. Last October
she returned to New York Her acquaint-
ance with Richardson previous to separa-
ton from Mcfarland appears not to have
been very intimate, neither did he advise
her to leave her husband. The abuse of
Mcfarland towards her and his neglect to
provide for his family's wants We're her
justification for leaving him. The forms
of law were complied with that made the
separation final, and she was soon to be
married to Richardson, when the latter
was shot by Mcfarland This was more
than two years after the formal separation
had taken place between her and McFar-
land at Mr.. Sinelair's house, since which
time they had never lived together as hus-
band and wife.
This j. Mrs. Richardson's story. If it
be true there should be little sympathy for
Daniel Mel arland He first deceived, then
drove his wife TO leave him by his brutal
conduct and through hatred ofthe man who
beiiiended the woman that he had tram