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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-30

but tide of awe,
And love, and wonder, from the Infinite
Swells D within me, as the runn1ng brine
F. ON the g,wide heaving
Grows within the creeks and channels of a
stream
Until it threats its banks. tits not joy,
Ills sadness more divine"
The moral and intellectual tone of
society here is fully up to the standard
of our best cities. There are six
churcbts, several OF them imposing
structures, belonging to the
| leading denominations, while
the educational interests of the place
are fostered by two free and several
select schools. Among the latter
none in the country rank higher, in
discipline and efficiency, than Wolfe
Hall, ladies' seminary, founded by
Bishop Randall, in the interest of the
Episcopal Church. The Catholics
also have a Convent, one Of the finest
buildings in the city, and the Metho-
dists Seminary.
The press is ably represented by
two Republican dailies, the Rocky
Mountain Neacs, Of which our old
/! friend and class mate, Mr.. w. R.
Thomas, is the fighting editor. and
The Tribune, and By one Democratic
weekly, the Herald. The Republican
papers issue large weekly editions.
Denver il the receiving and
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27
Baltimore Female College

THIS Institution, incorporated in .s49, az
Literally endowed by The State of Marylauu
1860 affords BOarler. and pay Pupils eve
advantage to acquire thorough and acco-
pIished educsiion. lthas good Library, Che.
zeal and Philosophical Apparatus. aud yalu,.
Cabinets OF Minerals. Gems. CONS. and NJ.
ais. Besides pupils from he ditferen, count.
in Maryland, it has an extensive pa,rog,-
from the Middle, Sauthern aud west,rn S,a,.
The 23d Annual Session op,nS Sept 9Th
Faculty Of Instruction,
n. c. Brooks, LID, FroE Anc't Lans1,ca
7. Lucy, AN. Professor Ct MalhemAu,,s
Mr.. Louis Lauer, Professor OF German.
Mr.. J. Van Reuth, Professor Of Painting
Madam e. NJ. ChaIee, Professor OF French.
Miss G.. VI. Gilmer. MsihemsueS and HI>urg
Mrs. NJ. Z. Lucy, BeiIes-Ltters X ru,s5'5.,
Miss Imogen H. Simmons, Piano aud SIug...
Mrs. E A. PoIster, Piano and GUIsar
Mrs. Juliet Workman. Vocal Music.
For Catalogues or any info nation adde's,
n. L. Brooks LID, President.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27
Sinking Slowly

Diseases that progress rapidly to crisis are
no, the only ones 10 be dreaded. CanAer OF
dry rot does not BIAS tree As suddenly IS a
stroke Of lightning, but unless arrested, 1t de-
slroys it as certainly /: and IN like manner
chronic debility, although It does not Kill w'ih
the swlltness Of yellow fever, Is as sure 10 sap
the springs Of lite eventually as any acute DIS
ease, if not checked by m,Igoratne medica-
tion. There is something ineXPrcssIby touch
ing in the spectacle OF premature decay. Ian
guor, pallor, emacilton, depression Of spirits,
and a dl-taste for eXerlion, are ITS ordinary
systems. aud they should be promptly met by
tonic treatment. The best luylgoranl and eA-
hIlaraut that can be administered N case 81
this kind is lIosletters Stomach BliterS. The
stimulating principle Of the preparation rouse'
the dormant enc rgIes Of the system, and the
Strengthening and regulating properties give a
permanent aud healihlul Impulse 10 the vital
fUIucs thuS brought INTO play. The falling APP
petite is re-awakened, The process OF digestion
and assimilation are qulckened, the quality OF
the blood is improved, the secretions become
more natural aud every organ that contributes
to the nourshment of the body uhdcrgocs sal
ulary change By these means the repair Of
the physical structure il effected and It's health
and yIgor restored. IN no class Of diseases
has the bcrlicent operation Of the BItters been
more marked and striking than ia those charac-
tcrized by general debility and nervous pros
tratlon. l,dics affected with these ailments
find in this most wholesome OF all tonic, and
corrcctiyes the safest and surc>t means Of re-
lief. 1t i, strong to restore and powerIc,N TO
njure Such Is the uniform testimony Of
"ClgUds of witnesses"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27
For The Register.
Our Free schools.

Taxes are sure TO be levied and col.
lected, but our Schools are very uncer-
tain, and the teachers pay, more so, at
least such is The complaint. Why is
this What is done with the money /!
The County superintendent is competent
10 answer. II his suxllJsTy's are incom.
peteDt or untrustworthy, then the law
ought 10 be so amended IS TO give him
or the tax payers wider Geld 10 select
from.
The scholastic yea, has rolled around,
and mary claims for teachers salaries.
rents, &c, are YET unpaid for The past
year. The Township Tressurers saw
they have heard nothing from the State
fund, which was distributed several
months before this lime last year. Some
OF the Townships, and especially districts
in Townships, are without Trustees.
We hope those who have charge OF
the schools and finances will look into
these matters, for nothing is more calling
10 people thar taxation wrhou, repre-.
senislion or ssl:sf factory return.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27
A RgoI.TRAR ps. ENFORCEMENT ACT

A REGISTRAR Us. ENFORCEMENT ACT
OF CoNeREss.-On Thursday, lllh in.
slant, young man, Winfield S. AIkire,
from New Creek, Mineral county, went
before U. S. Commissioner J. Ruff.
Smith, and made complaint tina, the reg.
is,rar o. New Creek Township, John
McAlyee, had obs,rucied him in his eff.
fonts 10 registrar; whereupon a warrant
was issued by the Commissioner and
placed in The hands OF Special Deputy
Marshal A. S. Gallon, who proceeded 10
New Creek and brough. Mr.. MeAlwee
to This place on Wednesday last.
Hon. c. J. Faulkner opened for The
prosecution. and the following witnesses
were then examined L. b. DAVIS, Mr..
Vsndever, and John w. Alklre-a Mr.
Adams appearing for the accused. The
curt, sharp questioning Of the counsel tor
prosecution and defense elected the lol-
loving facts The complainant went 10
The office of the Registrar, in comPany
with Mr.. Vandever, and asked 10 be reg
is,ered, when the Registrar put him OF
ul some other time Notwithstanding ne
was informed that The young man expect
ed TO 90 home to Hampshire from whence
he formerly hailed, and might not be able
TO return for some lime, refusing al Inc
same time 10 administer tie oath 10 him.
Mr.. Thomas B. DAVIS accompanied
Mr.. AIkIre 10 The Registrars office on his
second visit. and esSsyed to secure his
friends registry, when The first scene
was gone over, ending IN the oUrg mans
retiring without having Tue privilege OF
registering.
The counsel for defense plead that
there was no injury su'tslned by PIanni'
as he had recourse TO the Board, and also
that his client was Ignorant OF the ProVI-
sion OF law requiring him 10 register a
party who complied with the require.
meDis of the law IN reference to answer
ing questions, and taking osth-supPgs'
ing that his duties were not only eNecn-
tive but judIclSl.
Mr.. Faulkner, on the other hand; con-
tending that, having applied Tor reei'trA'
ton, being willing to anwser questions
and subscribe to the oath, the duty OF tie
Registrar was p.sn-to register The APP
plcaut and, having failed TO do this. he
violated the law. and should be held 10
answer; that the Registrar was not acting
in Judicial capacity, and could not as.
sumo such pefogstige.
The evidence concluded, the CommI'-
sioner held The defendant in $1,000 to
appear at the next term OF the u. States
District Court meets at Clark-burg
next week. Falling to give the necessary
bond, a commitment was made out, ana
he is now in the custody OF Mr.. Gallon
Morgan Mercury, 20A
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27
ATTENTION
+ A IL vi T. IL 5 /!

Read the following certificate
SnGPngRD.TowN, ". Vs"1
August ii b, 1870
.IIr. /. ". Chapiine-Desr ST: We
the undersigned hereby certify ra' We
have used your Phosphate upon oar whes,
lsrd and from experience pronounce II to
be a
10. | FERTILIZER
We feel assured that We have gained in
quality, weight and quantity, on all crops
heretofore raised by W., giving full and
adequate compensation therefor We IN.
tend using HE same on our lands hereai.
ter, and DO most cheerfUlly recommend
the same TO all farmers, feeling assured
TIA, # once irled, that they will use none
other. Respectfully, &C..
THOMAS LlCKLlDER,
JACOB FULK.
JOHN d. STALEY,
|. THOS. CHAPLlNE,
THOMAS TURNER.
LORENZO ETCHlSON.
August 81. 1870. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27
pe.onrce, Of the "Roanoke Region"

Resources or the 'hoahoNS
In view Of the fact thai we are SO
soon TO be- connected by Railroad with
The Roanoke Region" the following
correspondence will be interesting to our
readers, spar. for the valuable Inlorma'
lion i, contains
SuEpHgRpsrowN. Aug. l2!h. 1870.
DEAR SIR In our conversation here
a few days ago, upon the subject Of The
undeveIoped wealth of the Valley Of Viz
GINA, YOU mentioned some facts in reIer-
ence TO the Mineral and Agricultural re-
sources OF Roanoke County and The sur
rounding region, which interested me at
the time and which shall be happy 10
have IN a form for future reference, If you
can find it convenient 10 favor me with q
written statement Of them.
Trusting that, in this request. do not
trespass 100 far on your kindness,
| am most respectfully,
Your obedient servant
ALEX. Il. BOTE LER.
Rev. Dr.. BITTLE,
Pres'I Roanoke College.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27

DIET FOR The MILLION Wealth 10
longer monopollzes the luxurles Of HE.
Persons in the most moderate circum.
stances can have delicious dessert dali
~ for sum so tuflng that II IS scarcely
worth naming. They eau take thelE
choice OF fifty delicate dishes Ieach one
of which The most faslltiou- eplcure
would smack his lips over, at cost
which, in ,Ae.e dear times, may be well
called nominol. Cu.tsrds, Creams, Blanc
Mango, Chsllote Russo, puddings, pies,
creams, cakes and je!lIes ale included in
this cheap and varied bill OF .sre.
But" says the skep'lcsI reader hrug
cling his shoulders incredulousIy. this
is not an age of miracles; give ne facts.
not assertions" This is 40 age Of m'Ia.
cles-mlrsces OF science; and SEA Moss
FARlSE. the new article that produces
these bonnie. bouches, is one oil Its Won
ders. The Sea Moss Farne Co, SO
Park Place, New York, is On snufsclurlng
this incompatible edible from Csusgeen
or Irish Mosa. under patent procured
last sumne.,snd lis popularity is already
so great tta, the extensive mills Of The
Association. although running night and
day, can scsreely keep pace with tbs pro-
disious demands.
~ For sale by Henry II. Billings, shcP-
herdstown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27

aS. DEAD.-We are extremely sorry
10 Learn, before going TO press. that Tel
e.ram was received here Gu Thursday
evening, from Christlansturg, Va. an
nouncins The death of Gen. Edwin u.
Lee. son Of E. |. Lee, Esq. Of this town,
which took place on Wednesday, at the
Yellow Sulphur Springs. The Cen
erAl had been in bad health (consump.
,on) for some yeas past, and his death
will be regretted by many OF his friends
sud acquaiulsnces. lie was a son'In-
law of The Rev. Gen. PendIeton OF Lex
in.lon, Va where bis remains will be
inferred to-day. lie war young msn OF
.Iusofdinsry talent snd qualifications
he aos lawyer by profession, but has
not pyacuced any since The war. Al the
hag,nning OF i've la'e wOr he was md dc
camp 10 Gen. +. J, Jackson, but was
room appointed Msjnr and assigned 10 the
s3u Va. Infantry. S'onewslI Brigade.
and upon the reorganization Of tina. Regi-
pent IN SO. he was elected Lieulenan,
Uo!one, and soon became Colonel, by
the death of that officer. He command
"a his Regiment in several battles, but
hi, health failing he was assigned 10 Post
duty ., S,sunton, and in 1864 was pro-
NOTED to Bigstier General and assign
.gd to duty on he CaaSda frontier.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27

Dr.. James l.. Thayers Circus will
exhibit q, Martlnsburg ca Thursday next
the Isl Of September.
General Eeting write. ,ha. he likes
the service Of the Viceroy Of Egypt very
well, although il is somewhat dIdeIen,
from thai OF The United States.
The DIST OF September is the day fixed
for taking the vote of Frederick county,
Va. on ME prop;iety OF a county sub
scrip,on 10 The EXten!ion Of The Cum
berlsnd Valley Railroad through .ta'
county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27

During The severe storm on Tuesday,
The 9th inst, the house Mr.. James l..
Carter. on The Milwood g. BerfyviIle
turnpike, near the Old Chapel, was struck
by lightning and entirely consumed.
There we're FIVE persons IN the house al
he time. and, most singular 10 .sy,
though The house was small, no one was
hort.
The rsaau! crop Of Virginia lhi. year
is s,hmsed al 400, 900 bushels,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27

&C. The camp meeting 81 The South
wood Springs. near kearneys'ilIe, com
menced on Thursday Of lA, week. aud
was an interesting meeting. The alien
dance OH Sunday was very large, and The
order excellent. IN the morning The
Rev. Nh. Johnson. OF Wsrreuton, dt!lV-
cred most powerful and impressive dis
course from lie text. The redemption oil
my soul is precious" Al l. o'clock
The Rev. J. W. Evan preached an inter
es,ins and instructive sermon to the col.
cred people. snd a, 3 o'clock, The whole
congregation was again called together 10
listen 10 an AOle sermon from The Rev.
las. II. March. A number OF minis ters
were in attendance, and resulted in abou!
80 converu. The meeting q sed on
Thursjay morning.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27

t. LAMP SALE.-G. ID. ascGlincy.
Aren't. sold the fam OF &. W. and Isaac
ZONES. consisting OF III acres, formerly
belonging TO the la'e DR.. V. NJ. Butler,
"a the Kerneysvrlic pike. TO Chalmers
pyets, T.. The round sun Of $1,000.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27

g. GopEY FOR SEPTEMEER.-The
September No. OF this Ladies Book is al.
ready upon our table, and as usual is fill
ed with the best OF Literature, The finest
Fashion Plates, splendid Music. Drawing
Lessons, &C., &c. Single copies per
year S2,cO; two copies for $500; three
for 81 80 aud four for $1,000. For sale
by ". B. Lsuck, News Dealer, Shep-
herdslowp.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27


hT. Tur BALTIMORE AND Ono RAIL
so,p TRoupLgs.-The Baltimore and
ONO Railroad Company has sued out
an Injunction Restraining the Harper s
Very Wafer Power and Manufacturing
Company from removing the bridge
crossing Their csusl just above the armo-
~. Al that Place il seems that The whole
business of The Baltimore and OHIO Bail
road depends on this bridge over which
a single track runs. The bridge as /,
now stqnds, is in very unsafe condition
and has no other support thsn wooden
les,Iework set in The very centre OF the
Water Power Companys canal. This
trssllework, Ills said, nos only impedes
the natural flow Of the water in The canal
DO. has made heavy backwa'er. causing
break 10 the bank of the canal, and
ahIls It remains threatens TO destroy The
most valuable portion Of The property.
The Waier Power Company contend
,ha, The railroad never had ME shadow of
permission TO cross the canal at that point
and that hey knew The penalty they were
incuuing by 80 doing. il seems, also,
that Mr. CARROTS attention has beeu re-
pestedly called during The last SIX months
to the strlons damage this bridge was
doing the Water Power ComPanyS pro-
perry, aad requests made that lie apply
tie proper remedy. Thc Water Power
Company. acting under the advice OF
.helr counsel, were about to apply force
10 remove the bridge and lis lreS'lewo'k
hence the injunction, which will bring
I'D the question as 10 whether Tie railroad
company Las any nights at all on the
DFnDHTIV
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27

The troops Of the African army which
srrisej in France comprised $500 Zou-
AYES. 1900 TuIcos. 9 600 Chssseurs
d'Airique. and .ome Spshis-in all from
90 900 to $4,000 bayone,s and ssbrs'. =
large proportion OF these were killed IN
!h= lAie engagements.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27

Ga. Rev. G. W. Feelemyer will preach
IN the NJ. f. Church OF 'Lis place, TO-
moro9 morning >Suuday), al the usual
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27
Newspaper
Advertising

4 Book o. 1875 closcl; printed pages, a.,
issued, contains a list ol the best American y
yCrlislng Mediums, giving tie names, cueu..
tons, and toll particulars coucenlGg tie IeadIu.
Daily ana Weekly Political and tami,l Ns",
papers, together with a. those having large cr
cula,lons, pabbs ed IN lae Interest Of hriit..a
Agriculture, Literature. &c, Sc Livery A.
Yerlser, aud every person who conIeIUfIa'ss %
Coming such, vi had this booh OF great '"Iur
n allied free to any address, on rcoe It % h''r.
cents. GLo. /. RowKLL q 60, Euensa,,s.
No. 40 / ark Row. New York.
The P,W>bure >pa) Lcacer, iu rs ls.oc %
May 20, 1870, says: The lr" - q. !. KhT,.
\ Co. which issues t',s interesting auG ys.at
bic book, Is the largest aud best A!yu.u.
Agency IN the United states, aud we caa cagr
fully recommend It to the attention Of ,hosr '.'
desire to advertise thcU hUslu - scl'uuI,4. F.
aud systematically IT. such a way, that ',.s5 8.
secure the largest amou q: publicity iof Ae
least expenditure d. money
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27
Prompt. Honorable Reliable.

AGENTS Wanted ~ every ci'y. town anI
y village Cor The IarGe.t aud m.-t >p'a'r-' b
DOLLAR HOUSE IA the country ONLY
One endorseG by the LEADING Iay,r an1 S..
press COS OF the United states. onf s-...
give universal satisfaction, or premium, 'o S.
gents cannot be c1crll,d, and our checks are
tree. Having two houses --B Boston nnj rbt,a.
go our 'ltihtlcs are on qua.',d. and our Du'I
ness exceeds IN amount al o,ncr concerns ,u
this trade combined.
or send Tor crculfs anil Fr,r I'ob lo =
&. THONI son q CO., 10 Federal Syct
Boston, OF S. State Street, Cmc.Bo.
AUgusl27 &
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27

General Wisfsll, formerly United
States Senator. subsequently in the Con-
federale Senate and army, has sailed for
Europe on impOTian, business connected
with a certain highly valuable Colorado
gold and silver nlulug company.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27

re- ExulplIIoS. We invite attention
60 ,he advertisement; Of the Ladies Ii
bfary Association, al Harper's Ferry, in
another column. llwil be seen there
:eom TIA, an Exhibition will be held on
Tuesday evening next, the proceeds to be
applied to procuring Public Library for
;ha! ioaa. This effort speaks well for
,he GOOD and handsome Ladies Of Harper
Ferry. and we trust their work in thai
di,eelion will be more than dbunddnlly
:eslssJ. We bespeak for them crowd
20 house on Tuesday eve n'ng next
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27

81 The new Baptist Church, in this
place. for the coored folks. has been
completed, BY The contractor, Mr.. W.
B. Chambers OF Harper's Ferry.in which
worship has been held-Rev. keys,
Pastor. On Sunday las. three coIored
persons were baptized in the Potomac.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27
properly

o. CIRCUIT CouRr.-The September
term of our Circuit Court. Judge Chap
Iine PRECEDING, will convene in this place
on Tuesday tho l3.h OF September a
heavy docses will To disposed Ct. The
following i: list Of The Peli' Jury sum
moned Tor The location:
Jacob V. Evans, Charles Traynor,
john ]. Rsm.buFg, r. /. Turner, Ed
ward Crowl, Edwin &. Engle, Joseph
Smoo,z, James W. Myers, John b.
Turner, K. G. Byers, John F. Hill, W.
A. Bcuueu, Eh FIssr. Thomas Turner,
Joseph l.. Roberts, Chstles +. Rodetck,
J. +. Brooks, Abraham Miller, Adam
Kldallsr, Geo. E. Shsull, Joseph NJ.
COX, John II. Ray, Il. F. Cameron,
John II. Cookus, John Miller, Ihomp-
son Johnson, James ii. Snurr, Joseph
Keys, L. Brennan, John Freeze.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27

O., MURDER AT Oidiown, Allegany
county, Md, on Thursday morning OF
last week. Capt. Henry Miller, Of The ca
nal boat Thomas II. FsiIe," was found
lying on the deck of his boat, weleTIng in
his blood. lie was badly beaten about
tie head, having his skull severely irac-
,uIed, and has since died. When found
there was no one With him on HE boat.
The boat had lied up al Oldtown on The
evening previous, and il is supposed the
feudlsh act was CON mlled by a white
nan and negro, as both were employed
on the boat and could no! be found next
morning. The suspicious parties were
subsequently, arrested in Washington
county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27

O. ". A. Cbspline is now receiving
fresh supply of Dry Goods and Groce-
ries
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27

( VOID QUACkS.-A victim of eng lads.
y { e IOl, causing nervous debility, It'"haf
Decay, &c, having tIc' ~ VAIN every da'u.
srd remedy, has s,mpi" means ", >'...'.
Which be viii srud tee to,hr- fellow .sr'r,...
address, ] Il. TulIle, IS Nd-slI street. N,a
York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27

TERROR OF THE BAvoNET.-TheTe are
two lhlngS Of which lie Pfusslans appear
to be particularly a'raid-'he n'ItfAII'eurs
aud The bay onel chsrge-and during the
present war they have constantly ehdea-
vored to avoid coming INTO contact wish
either. In order 10 insure their CON 0ara'
i've safely they intrench themselves be-
hind 10 matter what, and manifest spe.
cial dread of the armes blaachss, as The
French cal. lher bayonets. In the battle
of The Oh, three hundred men Of The
Twenty fourth Regiment French EIne'l
becoming suddenly without ammunition
while exposed to hesvy ERE, marched
straight up TO the enemy with their bay.
onels. amid shower of shot. When
within fifty yards, the PIussisns took TO
flight and broke their ranks, but tie char
ping party wss not in sufficient force 10
pursue lis advan,sgr.-Un Correspond.
ent Of New York Times.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27
New advertisements,

DIARRHEA, Dysen,ery, Cholera Mofp,
~ Cholera, &c, certain and immediate cure
Hedgeman's Geometry VeIpsau's) Diauh.,
R,nedy, used with onisiling success since n -
Cholera Of 1892. Sold by druggists genera ~
Prepared only by Hegeman & e., y. York.
INVENTORS address Edison Bros, Patent 4.
L gents, 459 Ninth ST., Washington, d. c., i5r
advice, terms and references.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27
HILLsBoRoUGH, AUG 3. 1870.

As Joseph Hoffman and wife, with two
children. were going on horseback, on
the 24lh ult., on a visit to his fathers, IN
Barbour County, w. va. limb fell
from dead nee, and struck MIS-. llCtf
man on he head, killing her instantly and
also The child, nine months old, she was
CARVING.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27

Mr. James VI. Ranson,oI Chariesto i" n,
disposed of two Durham cows and he'll
er, 10 a gentleman from Berkeley county,
for 500. These cattle are c! The pures'
blood, and OF he same class OF those that
are readily disposed of in New York,
Kentucky aud OHIO, fer fcm $500 to
$1,000 per head.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27

TIDDERS PASrILLES.-A srrc k,.e.
N Tor Asthma Prcc iuc. toy mai $40.
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