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The New York herald., 1870-08-02
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT AND sYrpArng

Ladies' Auxiliary Society Of the Mount Sinai
Hospital.
In pursuance OF the notice previously given the
Board OF Directresses Of the above society met at the
Home, 215 West Seventeenth street. for the purpose
OF taking action relating to the death OF Mr..
Benjamin Nathan-Mrs. Nathan being treasurer OF
the society, while Mrs. Rev. J. j. Lyons, sister OF the
deceased. Is o prominent directress. Mrs. Henry
Leo. the President spoke in feeling manner Of the
terrible event which had brought them together,
and paid glowing tribute to the worth and merit Of
deceased, and offered the following resolutions
which were unanimously adopted
Whereas community has been startled by tho appalling
and sudden demise OF whose efforts 70 Aneoras
res5 and labor IN the cause of humanity evidence
xnd heart phanhropc spirit and exalted worth therefore
bel
Resolved That express aHiiction tho sad and
terrible event which has visited In the death OF
Nahan fsyor2by known long and prominently dented
Resolved, That tender and sincere
aynpathy TO tho esteemed and beloved Treasurer
Ladies' Auxiliary Society," colleague who - suddenly called
10 the loss OF mos devoted and saeetionat
frends to whom he had endeared himself by munHcept
OF charity and a spotless uptarnished life career.
Resolved, That the Ladies Auxiliary Society OF the
Mount Sinai Hospital have lost 10 benjamin Nathan
tinsuished patrons frisnd whose earthly esiseacs
has passed beyond the reach OF mortal SUFFERING
leaving memory and name DEAR cherished and respected
inheritance which time viii not obiilerate.
and bereaved family and proer them consolation this
That the Lord gveth and aketh blessed be Ills
Resolved That the foregoing resolutions suitably
Srossed and . copy sent 10 family of decesssd
The New York herald., 1870-08-02
BASE BALL NOTES.

The Mutuals have returned and have been received
with open arms by their friends In the metropolis.
The news OF their defeat by the Rcd Stockings was
unwelcome, but nevertheless dad not depreciate
them In the eyes OF their friends While the game
was progress the result OF each inning was tele-
graphed to PECK Snyder and at once displayed on
their bulletin This fact became noised abroad and
In O short umo Nassau street. between Ann and
Beekman, was wen biockaded. Men and boys
watched the manly form or Peck as he
placed tho figures In view, and many were
the comments made on the appearance OF tho game
as indicated by the returns. When IL was found
that the Nutuals had fought up hill with q score OF
TO I, and finally led their opponents, perfect yell
Of delight went up. IL was thought thai the Mutuas,
after making such fine fight, would keep the lead
they had obtained, and 30 anxious were many TO
learn tho nnal result that Mr.. Peck was almost
pulled to pieces, and would no doubt have been
hurt by the crowd in their good natured anxiety
rescue and pasted the telegram on the window
pane. Then the spirits fell and the crowd quietly
dispersed.
and the Unions Of Morrisania will play the Pastlmes
Of Baltimore on tho fremont grounds.
Tomorrow the Mutuals will play the PastiInes ut
the Union grounds, and On SATURDAY the grand
game,
rEw YoaK AaAHsT BROOKLYN,
will take place on tho Union grounds- This contest
will, beyond doubt be very hno, and ~ Mr. AshoUry,
OF the yacht Cambria, has consented 10 be present.
the nine must endeavor 70 show the beauLes and
scienlnc points Of the national game.
The game Of base ball Yesterday at Dexter Park,
Chicago, between the Athletics OF Philadelphia and
White Stockings OF Chicago, resulted, usual, In
Mite Stockings. IL. There were about io. 600 people
on the ground.
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THE Wl.LlAMsBR.DGZ SUICIDE.
Another Sensation Exploded.

Another Sensation Exploded.
Notwithstanding the extravagant intlmations OF
'Toui play" a. set forth IN a sensational morning
paper. IN connection with the suicide Of Sarah
Cooper, AZ Wnliamsbridge, westchester county, on
tho 24th ult., the belief that she died by her own
hands exists In the minds Of all those familiar
with the circumstances attendant upon the finding
and examination OF the body. 1t was ascertsincd yes.
terday rom Sergeant steers, OF tue fremont police
that Osceoa Cooper the husband Of deceased after
discovering the body or his wife suspended from
the raers OF the house. nastened the police station
and announced the Iact Having accompanied
cooper TO his abode short distance from viii
llamsbridge, the Sergeant was conducted to an
upper room, where he made u thorough survey or
the premises. Tho bOdy was still hanging, sus-
pended by small shawl and with the feet some
distance irom Tho noor Close by was soap box,
which deceased had evidently stood upon while ad-
lustng tue lata moose, and which apparently served
M q platform from which she stepped into mid-air.
After cutting her down the Sergeant examined the
neck, and the marks here visible together with other
. clear case Of sefmurder and in this opinion he
was fully sustained by the verdict Of the Coroners
jury.
the remains were subsequently Inferred at Wood.
lawn Cemetery, and had not been disturbed up to
noon yesterday. II appears that the deceased wo-
mans relatives disliked Cooper and his family on
account OF their aboriginal extraction, and on FRI
day they obtained pcrmk from Coroner Bathgate
10 exhume the body that 1t might be examined by
physician OF their acquaintance. 1t was agreed
upon BY the relatives OF the deceased that they
should exhume the remains Saturday, the at
tendance OF the Coroner being requested on the
casi0n. In accordance with his promise that
Official proceeded 10 the cemetery at the appointed
ume and having waited several hours without see-
ing the parties TO whom he granted the permit re-
turned home, determined not 70 be 'fooledn
second time.
Instead OF Cooper having disappeared from tho
neighborhood, he called at the fremont station
house yesterday afternoon, and having Indignantly
exhibited the sensational newspaper alluded 10,
order 10 obtain redress for the malicious mputation
" contained.
The New York herald., 1870-08-02
SUPPOSED InctN9lARlsA

Al "a carry hour yesterday morning tho extensive
barn and stables connected with the Jackson Mill
tary Institute st Tarrytown. Westchester county,
caught IRE through some unknown agency, and
were totally destroyed. Alarge quantity OF hay aud
grain stored ip the barn were also consumed. Tho
loss In estimated at $780, on which there was
small amount OF insurance, Three valuable horses
were with difficulty rescued from the fire. which "
believed 10 have been tho work Of an tncendiary.
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ptDtsrSIANsm.

Mr Edward Pnyson Weston, whose pedestrian
feat In the rink couple OF months ago created 81
much excitement yesterday concluded arrange
ments here to walk at the same place next Noyern-
Der 100 miles in ave consecutive days. including the
attempt TO walk liz mHes wtthin twenty-four con-
secntlve hours. This Is Q combination Of the Two
great feats that Mr. Weston intended 10 perform IN
PARIS and London but the breaking out OF tho
Franco Prussan war has delayed, II not defeated
his Intended trip % Europe. The medical fraternity
are greatly Interested In the feat, which, If sucess-
fuI, WIN 10 the greatest of sts klp1 0a lecard-
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a rsMllE HcxpucxsT N S,aoNis.

Yesterday afternoon Ala Ringe, Of the Hoooken
police force, arrested at otto cottage Garden
woman whom he knows to be . consummate men,
ber Of the light fingered fraternity. couple Of
years ago she stole money from man In Willow
street, and was sent TO prison. ON Tuesday evening
she rned John Dock Of watch and chain. In de.
fault Of bail she was committed TO the county jai
for trial. whereupon she exclaimed 70 the Recorder.
"Hau right Cap.n
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Tue xtWAHk SEWER ACCIDENT.

Tne inquest on the body OF Patrick Egan, who was
killed on Saturday by the cavlng IN Of sewer on
Broad street, Newark, was resumed yesterday, and
after ample testimony had been taken verdict was
rendered Of accidental death, entirely exoneratng
kcssrs- Ward b itelly from all blame,
The New York herald., 1870-08-02
LONG BRANCH RACES.
HriIiinnr Prcmises for the Secosd Day's
sport-Thrcs Races To-Day-Ths FavorIts

RriIiJnnr Promises for the Second Day,s
sport--Thrcs Races To-Day-The Favorlts
Horses.
LONG BRANCH August I, 1870.
The second day OF the races promises brilliantly.
There Is an immense crowd Of turfmen here, among
oil OF whom there Is great excitement as 20 tho
probable result Of the general contests on the NOR
row. There viii be three races-the Hrst the Man.
sion House Stakes. for three year olds, two miles
In this there will be four startersMorris Cavalier
Halls Major. Weldon'e Leland, and McGrath's Susan
Ann. The pools sold by Underwood McGowan mt
the West End Hotel note that Major is the favorite,
Cavalier second, with sus an Ann and Leland third
and fourth, selling about even.
The second race, one mile and half, for ell
ages, will have i've Starters-Belmont's Glenelg,
ODonnells Connolly, Bowis's Legatee, BrOngh.
runs BOaster, and MoGrath's ErinO Gieneig IN the
fav0rlte and Connolly the second choice.
The third race-the Amerlcus Club purse, for all
ages, mile heats, best three In five--wnl have six
starters-ODonneIl's Judge Curtis date General
DuKe), BabcOck's Pompey Payne, Richards Harie
LlOyds Wiley, McGrath's Biddy Malone and Bruner's
CruisKeen There Is much Interest manifested In
this contest Judge Curtis is the favorite about
even against the aeid. Pompey Payne second Cruis-
keen third, and tho otherS In tbe order above mau-
toned.
The New York herald., 1870-08-02
SUICIDE IN JERSEY CITY.

Asegar maker, named John Schwintlcr, committed
suicide at his residence in Scott street yesterday by
cutting his wrist with razor, which made him
bleed To death lie leaves wife and lamily.
The New York herald., 1870-08-02

The pool selling at Riley's, Twenty eighth street
and Broadway, last evening, for tho Long Branch
races to-day, tconhned almost entirely to tho
one mile heats and the mile and half dash. There
was fair attendance Of sporting men. Betting was
pretty lively. The following gives average Of how
The New York herald., 1870-08-02

Bidders on the Jwo mile dash were very quiet
and Gil attempts at Q pool failed. The two other
races non0poltzcd ALL the attention OF betters.
The New York herald., 1870-08-02

It is believed that the inquest will be resumed on
Thursday, when Washington Nathan will be recalled
TO the stand to explain where he was on the even
ing Of the murder between fthe hours Of half-past
seven O'Clock J.. NJ Thursday and 1iteen minutes
after Twelve O'Clock Friday morning.
The New York herald., 1870-08-02
Tue NATHAN TRAGEDY IN COURT.

nam ell.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-14

TORN Hampers and Scoop Shovels, for
" sale by NcCurdy y DUKE,
oct9 Chariesiown.
GOAL Oil Lamps, all sizes and styles.
v Comet Burners three sizes. Lamp
Chimneys and wicks, for sale at
oc, 81 Billings Drug Store.
nR. Wi.,ar's Old Cabine, Bit,ers, the
IL grea, remedy for Dyspepsis and ell
disorders Of the stomach. for ssle a,
april 9 Billings Drug Store.
DuALON'S Vi,slia or SalvaIine for the
/ Hair, for sale al
april9 Billings Drug Store.
DOBBIN'S Electric Soap the best
~ Washing Soap in use. for sale at
april 0 Billings Drug Store.
SEA Moss Farine. for making jeIlie'.
y cu.,ard., &c, for sale at
spriI o Billings Drug Store.
OF COOK Stoves-aIl sizss-jusl re-
AO ceived and for sale by
Nc Cuudy E. Duke.
march 10 Chariestown.
TEACHER Taught and Teacher Teaching.
l. vols. Price 81 % each. These books
we're prepared expressly TO meet the wants of
Sunday School Teachers. Come then and get
copy Of each. For sale at LAUCKS
March Book Store.
WWEET Pois,oes for seed, Early Ro.e
- Po,s,oes. Early Goodrich PoIa,oe'.
Broom Corn Seed. English Lawn Grass
and White Clover seed. for sale by
Nc Curly g. Duke.
April Q Chsrlestown. =
DRAYERS for the Use Of Families, with
L an appendix containing a number of Sc
lect and original prayers for particular occa.
sion,, bound neatly in cloth, price 81 20 and
81 so per copy, at LAUGHS
March Book Store.
COUGH Candy. for sale a,
v Billings Drug Store.
GARDEN Rake.. Hoes. Spades, Forks,
u and other Garden Tools, just received
end for sale by Nc Curly g. Duke.
march 10 Charlesiown.
4 LARGE stock Of sll kinds OF Garden
II Seeds, jus, received and for sale by
McCurdy + Duke.
march 10 50. Chsrleslown.
DOPE of all sizes-Hsllers. Garden
IL Lines, Irvine and Sa.h Cord. for sale
by NcCurdy 6. Duke,
march 10 Chailestovn.
A DORM your houses with beautiful
II pictures, such as you will find Tor
sale cheaps. Laucks Book Store.
DRAWING and Music Paper Of the
~ best qualities, at
april 10 Laucks Book Store.
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DR.. CLARK'S L0HDOI REMEDIES
- For Special Complaints.

nR. CLARK'S INVIG0RATOR gives
IL strength TO the aged and deb;ltated il is
especially designed for young men who have
wasted their yigor bv excuses Of every kind,
and all persons whose systems have become
weak BY imprudence are completely restored
by its use. Price One Dollar.
DIR. CLARK'S PURIFIER cleanse. the
blood from all impurities such as ScroIula
Syphilis, Mercurial rheumatism, lumors Of
every sort, Bad Breath, Offensive Precipitation,
Foul Feet, Calarrh, Discharges from tie Ear,
Sore Eyes, Sore Throat, Failing Of the Hair,
Ulcers, Dolls, PimPles, BIoIches, and all d.
seases OF the Lungs and Digestive Organs.
Price One Dollar.
DIR. CLARK'S PANACEA, relieves Pain
ofevery description Headache, Toothache,
Stomachache, Backache, Pain in the Breast
and Limbs. II is an invaluable remedy IN all
Nervous Disorders, and no family should be
without il. Price One Dollar
DIR. CLABK'S BLINlR is certlin cure
for all weakness Oft Gento- Urinary Organs,
and discharges Of a mucopuru!ent nature, Leu
chorrea, Gonorrhea, Sprrmatorihea, and Sem
inal Weakness, are speedily cured by It's use
Price One Dollar.
DR. CLARK'S REGULATOR, for females
only, is guaranteed to correct all special ir-
Irregularities and difficulties of Single Ladies.
Married Ladles are cautioned mol 10 u-e !"
when in its certain condition, as its effects
would be too powerful. Price One Dollar.
All of these celebrated remedies are prcpar-
ed from Fluid Extracts under DR.. Clarks I'M
mediate supervision, and are warranted fresh
and pure. All afflicted persons should send a
carefully written statement Of their ailments to
DR.. Clark, and the proper remedy will be sent
promptly TO their address. DR.. Clark can be
consulted personally at his Office, and will fur
nsh all necessary accommodations to patients
who place Themselves under his care. All let
tiers address DR.. j CLARK,
Office No 10 Ami,y trset,
New York City, (near Brosdwsy.)
March r. 1870. ly
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HYDRAULIC Cement, Calcined PIss-
II Ter aud Cislern Pumps. jus. received
aud for sale by NC Curly 8, Duke,
oct 0 Chsrleslown.
DURHAM TOBACCO.-I have just
IL received large package oil No. i
Durham Smoking Tobacco ad would IN
wife ny old customers TO renew their pat
ronage. ri. w. Btnhgs -..
GALVANIZED Iron and Jspanned
II Coal Holds, for sale by
Nc Curly & Duke.
oct9 F....... ChElestown.
4 FRESH Stock Of Table and Poke,
a Cutlery, Just received and for sale by
Nc Curly g. Duke,
sept 4 Charlestown.
4 COMPLETE stock of Builders,
A Hardware and Mechanic's Tools al.
ways on hand, and for sale By s-
Me Curly 6. Duke,
feb 5 Charl-siown.
WHITE wash Brushes, all kinds OF
w Rope, Rope Hsllers, and Twine,for
sale by Df Curdy q DUKE,
april 3 Chsrlsstown.
MORNING Star Bllter-, for sale al
IM Billings Drug Store
DURNETTS Kslis!on for Suuburn.
ID Rough Skin, &C., for sale al
June 5 RI; ngs' Drug Store.
rLYCERINE Lotion good forSunburn,
VI ChstTed aud Rough SKIN. prepared
only al BIlliOgs' Drug Store.
nENNETT'S "Surs Death" 10 rats for
q sale a, Billings Drug Store.
OROOhS Wine of Tar for Cough.
v Colds. and nervous diseases. ju-t re.
ceived al Billings Drug Store.
SWEEr Qnlnine and Sspuia or Puri-
- fed Opium, for sale a,
July II Billings Drug Store.
4 COMPLETE assortment Of French
II Paper and Envelopes jos. received at
oct2 rs. Billings Drug Store.
iLLCOCk'S Porous Plasters, Wells Plas
a tiers, Poormans Plasters, Belladona Pl9s-
tiers, at II. NJ. BILLINGS Drug Store.
HOPY Books, only cents, al
u dec II Lducks Book Store.
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West Virginia University.
Hon. j. 7. HOKE, Prest Board Regents
G.. c. SruRGlss, Secretary Board Regents.

y
ALEX. MARTIN, d. D., President and
Professor Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
rs. LyoS, A NJ Vice President, Profess
sor OF English Literature, and Principal Pre-
paratory Department.
s e STEvESs, 4. VI. Professor Of Matt
raj Philosophy and Of the Natural Sciences.
II IL. Pierce, 4. NJ, (Cap'. U. =. 4 } Pro
fcs,or Of Mathematics AMI al Military Tactics.
J. J. Stephenson, \. NJ. PA. d. Professor Of
Chemistry and Natural History.
F.W. Wood, Pm. H., Professor OF Ancient
aud Modern Languages.
.. W. Miller, \ NJ, Assistant in tie Prcpa-
ra,ory Department.
ID. Is. Pusinton, Tutor
Geo. 81. lIagaes, E,qr Superintendent Of
the Grounds and Buildings.
Hugh ". Brock, VI. d., Lecturer on Ply
oogy and iIygienc.
Hon John 4. Ollie, Lecturer on Civil AID
Constitutional Law.
Fall Term begins lst Tuesday in September.
Winter Term begins 1T Monday in December.
Spring Term begins Bid Tuesday IN March.
CONNIE CT menl, Ord "Wednesday in Junc.
TUITlON-Preparatory s., 90 per Term
~ weeks; University, $500 per Term Of Is
weeks
BOARDING-Not TO exceed 81 per week.
no Send stamp for Catalogue.
Morgantown, W. Va, Angus, 81, 1869. ly
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ITO THE FARMERS.

WE have made arrangements BY whlcu We
w can furnish Farmers with all kinds Oh AZ
RICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS at Baitimole
prices, freight added. Those in Iced oil su sI,
articles will save ucney ~ giving US a can
before purchasing elsewhere. Ws have Con Con,
slaDtly on hand Seymour Morgans Ns~
York Combined Reape and Mower; Blckiora -
Hoifmans Drill, best now in, use, with or WIN
out Attachment; kSinclair Patent Cutting BOX
es; Patent Water Drawers Patent Corn snel-
lers, and all other Machinery used BY + a[mers:
Also all kinds ofFERTILIZERSa at BALTIMORE
Highest prices paid for all kinds of Grain and
Country Produce. vco,c m s..
Gj1ii ,1saI.. X. l.. WILSON'S W:
Dufield's Depot, September ii, 1869. II
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d,TAFFORD'S Olive Tar for Coughs
D Guilds. &C., for ssle. al
ocl2 Billings Erug Store.
DAG Carpetng, Oil Cloth and Mapirg.
h for sale by J. S. Mf'rin,
Jan 80 Eli Branch & Un'oHs'le.
YERS SsrsapsrIIa Cherry Pe"'nral'
X aud Headache Pills, Htlmboid' Ex-1
usc, Buchu, for sale at y
. r-l.ia DR.. Mngruiers
snril oil Drug Store.
MERCHANTS Garsl'Hs Oh 'he
NI greatest Llnimenl OF the age, ioI ssie
al Billings Drug Store. .''.
DURE Holland Gin, Blackberry Brandy,
French Brandy, Old Cognac Brandy, Old
rive Whistles, Jamaica aud Bay Rum; Port,
Madeira, Sherry, and Claret Wines, at
- h. NJ. BILLINGS
oetlo Drug Store.
IMPROVED Delaware Corn Shelters,
| Hay, Straw and Fodder Cutters ior
sale by -- nc Gurdy d DuHe, -
feb Charlcstown
OUGGY and " agon Sa4i,s and P"Ie'.
. Axel-, pokes. Bar Iron. Horse shoe
Horse Shoe Nails and Nail Rods, just re.
ceived and for sale by
DC Curly T. Duke.
frb5 ChaIleslown.
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ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION.

Vienna, Fanfax Co., Va, Sept. II, 1869.
have long been troubled with severe Asthma
causing erect nervous pros,ration, psipits,ion OF
heart, and shorincss Of breath, with pain in my
left side and breast. l tried doctors .IescriP-
lions aud many other medicines. | got no re-
lief until took Behring'S Consumptlve Rene
d. am now taking the third bottle. and am
c,eatly imprt we'd. | feel stout, and am quite
free from those pains, nervousness, aud short
ness OF breath.
tave married daughter VINO has been az
Tlic,ed with peculiar female complaints, with
tendency TO consumptive decline. She is now
quite well. after taking only four bottles Of this
wordeIiul remedy.
PRESLEY W. MORELAND.
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'a'"O IVT cT' -NIsU IIIle assOTtment OF
CALENDER CLOCKS.
CABINET MAKING.

rl'HE undersigned has again commenced the
Z l. CABINET MAKING BUSINESS al his
resEesce IN Shepberdstown, and invites all
his old friends TO give him call lie is pre-
pared 70 furnish 10 order all kinds OF Furniture
such as Chamber, Dining, Parlor. Hail, Office
and Kitchen Sets, 10 every style and variety 10
suit The taste Of purchasers.
UNDERTAKINGS siI its departments,
COFFISS finished in{ the --latest style. VIII
attend iUNERPALsip taEn or country, on
&! iFURNITURE of an kinds re paired in tie
best style Of WorkDsnship,s Cite me call.
.pnug. JOHN r.. SCHOPPERI.s
September II, 1862. NJ -
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BY permission / use also the names Of few
prominent citizens Of Alexandra, Virginia,
who have used this Oil nearly a year and
cheeriully testify in its favor
G. K. HooFT, Cashier lst Nat. Bank.
JoBH W. GREEs, Mansion House.
HOoE, WEDpEEsrRs & Co.
JoHE II. PARROT. ID .s--
GEoRGE WAsHSGToS. .....
EsocR GRIaEs.
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DIR. sPERRY'S CARD.

DdTNHUTe' Hu', JuHuu'y 7, Ho'V'
Having become familiar with the formula of
DeBing's yisfugae, ard having persons al kn0~l-
edge Of its wonderful remedial powers, conf.
.cntly recommend it for Consumption and lis
long train OF attendant complaints aid weakness
ses Of the physical and nervous systems know
Jog it TO be the concentrated juices OF Banks,
Herbs, Roos aud Berries.
NJ. 81. SPERRY, NJ. D., No. 5 Calvert ST.
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THE BEST STOVES,

WHE undersigned has on hand and VIII
I furnish to order the rsiebrsted = ~
Vine Parlor Cook Stove,
Which i. tie best, most consenieni- and
less expensive Siose ever oGe,ed 10 the
pus,c. " will burn any kind Of coal.
Call at NY store room and examine them.
A. A. COOK.
Shepheld.Iown. Oct %
Read the following certificate
We the undersigned have purchased
and used Tie celebrated VINE PARLOR
COOK STOVE, aud must say mat we
prefer HE IL Ia any Others, and that they
give entire satisfaction. We commend
them 10 he public.
THOS. VAN SWEARlNGEN.
s. B. HARRISON, ...
Or,23 II
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~ IuVulUO Ct', ueht uoVi w hS' 4'' Donh'
OFFICERS:
George X. Wheat, President.
James McCIuney, Nice-President.
John Bishop, Secretary.
c. ii. Collier, Assistant Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
A. Laughlin, a. e. Quarter,
Geo. X, Wheat, James McCiuney,
Morgan l.. OF, George Adams.
John A. Armstrong.
REFERENCES:
s. Brady, Cashier, Mer. Nat Bank, Wheeling.
List, Morrison & Co., Wholesale Grocers, g
Pryor, Handlan x Co., g
Michael BELLY,
Mcclellan & Knox. Boot & Shoe House
McCabe. Bushiield & Kraft, Druggists,
G.. W. Franzhelm & Co., Liquor Dealers, q
Winship, Woods & Co, Queensware,
Lewis Baker Pub. Register,
T. C. Nc Afee, Notions,
Frew, Hagans & Hall, Pub. lntelligencer, 8
OFT, Son 4 Co., Hardware,
J. +. Sands, Cashier, LIST Nat. Bank falrmont.
X p. Camden, Pr. n. TX, Blk Weston, W. Va
Capt. John Mcclure, Jr., Wheeling, w. Va.
H. 4 Prompt, Equitable and Liberal
Treatment Of Losses win charac'erize this Or
C. B. F. HARRISON, Shepherds
town, Agent for Jefferson County.
Fcbruat L., 1870. ~