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New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

Iss-Ths mot o, this srgnd before hs 1871 nf
heretofore gand this case nol
defendants days additional time to answer Vm
service ~ q of this orisr.
nv Jrige Raknsop aa Motion m injunction denie
with costs The People agt smhM0ton dened Murphy
agt Martin-RefeFred Ia Deano g. Calvin, esq.
Marine Court-Part I.-3y Judge Curtis.-liali agt'
lowspc DRYDEN at Pendcr Judgment ior the p nf for M 81
AMI sts M : N ,low,nre WemannJn1gmen Tor toe
plaintiff for 734 vh Sl5 allowance Arthur at BuI
f,r the plaintiff bl 90 aad costs shaw nat
sment panhG tor f2g 70 sn costs fnedn Ann
aq Hcrne-Jagnelt for the plaintiff for Nh - and costs WIN
gl5 allowance. . =, -, -, g..
par TI-5 in lge JolcmsenBrady ogt Murplyll ennt Tor
tho n,g C,y , al ard costs with S25 allowance Nbok sgt;
Kons Lowry sat P,rFer-Reffred Winters agt Adjourned
Nov Lehman LeisnoiismsJei iWaIif a-t ahHs
noon 20 act aside a.o denied. Auo ag Hhriyraye-Mo'n
TO dismiss proceeiingr denied
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
TIE LIABILITY OF A sURETY's ESTATE.

Henry l.. Ioguet, trustee ol certain 'riSV
funds, loaned them improperly, and they were 'os' ono
of Ills surcties made good onehaf OF the io'S anu 'e
other surety named Lahens, made good tne o.er nan
by delivering note made Jointly by hiins'i' anu "' o
John La Fargo and Mr.. HOguct was dscnargea "a t,
inc maid I'm the whole fund. Mr. Ia farge uou ~. uIuo @
the note was paid and Lahens being hsoT en- s, o T %
s 1,noYf of the note. Tie suit was DEFENDED ON ino
rnnnd that the note joint and MOI several sn & n'
ss5 n, Earoe's estate, after his dealil. was NOT nnS'
Thc T % pioiritf obtained verdict on inc trAl,
and the dofendants Appealed. me nenarii iU,
r. he opin on of the Court, and holding That II beng
he nent of the parties that the trustee shOd De az
th "a having paid over the whole fund, and rs Mr..
La Fargo knew he individually to assume the pay,
ncnt oi the amount contained in the note, oqu,y must
decree tbat the estate of deceased Is chargeabc with
e payment o. the note Whether this result IL reached
by prosuning mistake or by repung a l0lnt note as
Ties had aud carrying that ont, Is entirely lmmateral
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
CAN A MANAGER KEEP a CRITIC OUT OF HIS
TuEATERl

Application was made yesterday to Judge
Brady on behalf of y. r. Clzauian, dramatic crc OF
The Season. for an alternative mandamm requiring
Edwin Booth to show cause VIII Mr. Cazauran should
not be admitted to Booths 1hcatcr. The application
was made on the aidayi's OF Mr. Cdzauren and Pau t.
Nicholson proprietor of The Season, who stale tat tty
were refused tclets by the bONkceqcr, who sad that ~
was by oller of Hr. Booth; and when they present
tickets purr lseo OF specuatOr the dooi-kecer re-
fused them adm- ion, also stating that II was 10y OrdeE
OF Mr. IoOh. The reason fer the refusal said tn have
been yirulent personal attack on Mr. Eootl, III c
ciem written by blr CazIurD on The play OF "kicriet
The claim OF the rcatOr IL that GOOtIs Theater being
licensed public place OF amus5mcn he had ilgbt oI
cnrtuce on complying with Tie general rules a 20 be
hayor. judge Brady granted tho witt, WhIch Is lhaue
leti.ruabe on next Monday.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
BAPTIST CHURCH DEDICATION AT HUNTERS

The new Baptist church at Hunters Point is
becoming an object Of much interest," through the jealous
efforts of Mrs Horace Waters, who was the principal
cause Of its erection The congregation had been using
the Smithsonian Hall The new building Is unique in
style with two galleries, one over the tfansept Oh the
yes, side and another on the north side Adjoining the
former and directly above the font, there IS small
ncl6se! gallery very much like private box in thea
fer which IS Intended TO accommodate the friends Of
those who shall be from time 70 time baptized IL was
Originally constructed for organ loft Tue Dpusu!
tho most striking novelty IN the church Is OF pure Whte
maIbe and il said 10 be Of the finest In the couu!
n Is IN the chaucel Just behind the pulpit ana lts nom
rises inches above the platform. Marble htalis Icd
the e-sng either side, ana the wan Bdch " W
the apstfy Is wainsc0ted with marble to conhld1Ih%3o %
hig. The baptieiry cost upward OF flUg bH'i a1
plf of Mts. Hoface Waters, who also gave hc peI iio
Rev J. -. Fulton, u. d., Of BOAton, Wll holu cont
dcdiratory service ihis church, this alolhOVh anu
evening,
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
QUICK TRANSIT.

,..,.y,,.s cr CITY RAULROAps-ADVANrAGE
OF AN ELEVATED ROAD
r. -, TSftor Of The Tri6WNe.
S,s; Ten years have passed since the ques-
r,l transit on Manhattan Island became one or
N. Ieal probcms Of the day In the hope that care
ny rrcIrcd aud tabulaed statements of the amount
cost c,.,sc profit aud other incidents Of metropolitan
rv r term oi ycars may aid in inspiring legislative
aud eyc,v action. in inducing capitd into some prnc
teal w,rs and in aiding to effect some speedy relief in
hi ,n, fac following facts and suggestions sub
mitted;
The fer.. in tie tables gathered from the state
RAILROAD Engineers reports and may be relied upon az
correct.
Cs Of rr crS egvru'a's Of ~ scrol treSi railroad q
fe "t.l ,rl t ia7fh q Go 0. tt nHEhcr a. cd''
an' . M 11ggs cst pr m'c " orh road, compiled mon
.I4f ....... .lr 1850.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Essex Market Police Court, Michael Grobert
OF No 20 lhrds committed yesterday
band Of neani German musicians breaking ther instruments
badly brisng the leader, Francis Coheu
AT the Jefferson Market Police Court. John Moore.
George Fowler and Henry N3 committed YESTERDAY on cho
Of breaking into Aorrs POHrs No 100 Spug stealing
$500 worth Of Murray held stealing tie tuuk of
Balthus NJ Fowler OF No IL GrameIcy.pace
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday. Justice
Lytch Thomas fitzgerald, James Kesruey
iro aud john GO.n, el lads who have long arden
OF e NY Prison by urng around the FTaAAust eltralc aai
occasionally aiding prisoners escape.
William QCOnnel age 80 a vagTant was fonnd
ea lay BY OEcef William Dean of the Sixth Precinct 10 Centre
Snoy when be uInei upon stabbed him severely n the e
IN defending Lls, the ohce Inflicted OCouue several severe
soap wounds Otonu finally custody and later IA the
day JuicS Downing committed him TO tho Tombs
In the Court of General Sessions before Recorder
a'ke ery Charles Lanlsaier, coorei,
iau ooe with intent 10 do bodily HARM Prison
QUE hha Lang burglary, three and sir .Ed
arl wilson pett larceny Peutenlry months Flora
Margaret Lyneh stealing gold watch $40 sud
containing 90 )n William Nckey At No. 3 Geenost March H.
nae fnCn three Fea each John Moore cooi assng Charles
wilson coor WITH nso 10 Suan-st March
years at hard labor George Fguesyn pleaded guilty larceny
the person. Sentence postponed.
In the Court of Special Sessions before Judge
poS1s Yesterday Charles FnnE for stealing piece Of lead worth
HIo from lanson d. Felereks the Ptnteusr
paht ostfhne committing indecent assault lo
k hN is tle mouths aud tni t5J. James Hurley, picking
o hthef beating BIS wife sir mouths JOhn Gibbons stealing
ue oI "le Ion Ahram Blum, the SchoJ Edward
AgsH stealing p feet of India Rubber August steinguhen
hite monL'''lhe of Lizzie Ill., charged with stealing Mrs
ts stIcCutou
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

TO trial IN the Winter OF 1850 The frhnhs Wers w
popued I'm the SANDER case, but obtained verdict OF
$50 false imprisonment koeher then % casn s
in the Supreme Court TO recover his s2oo ~"
TO trial Yesterday before Judge Van frunu o,ioa,
who H. n dimnutiye German, speaking Esgs, Esg,cr n, The
perfectly had nevertheless made himself laSsr "a NJ
law bearipg upon the case and had HOcuiou m 'th
senographers copies Of all the Testimony, psSpa ~
former trlas. and the Jury gave nm NeIuI'' Va w.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
DEPIRTCRE or FOREIGN Nails.
FRIDAY, April H.
No Steamship Msi!a
SArrRnAY AprIt Is.

SATURDAY. APEu. Is.
Ma, hr Europe Queenstown Liverpool per steamship
City of Paris nom Pier No. r. close the PosOfec
1859 ~. Station A. II D. s:lo Supplemental Mail
double paid only. made mp Pier No. as r. and closed
a lgl 2. ID. Steamship SAILS at ~.
steamship Weser
Tri., HObokeu close nj the Posi- OGce l.
station A. ll:-5 u, l;O5 No Suppcme 1y Mail Steam
ship sails of ? u. DOB.
Mail, A.uNa Kingston Jam Panama ard the South Pacse
ant Central American Ports steamship Ocean Queen hOn Pier il,
y X. .l. ro..O Lce AZ ln Stclm.n ... :, !. On.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
SHIPPING INTELLLGENCE.
PORT or NEW Observation-Disclosures II

CLEARED.
Steamship HALEY tBr) Ellie, Liverpool Bu.k Jerout
Steamship Abensre BscABOod hoIOA CITY Point AMI hchhoh
OH Dominion steamship Go.
steamship Vulcan Wilcox Philadelphia NJ q,
Steamship MORO Castl. Adams Havana Asnc Nal Steamshp e
Steamship Francisco. Reynolds Hamilton BE muia \" H. N.u
Steamship Hermann Livingston, Cheacmsn baanaAN AosoH'
FuI
Steamship Ftul Dla1e. Phaielnnis lornsd SteamshP'0'
Steamship g. g. lhllie. Mc,'ue. Philadelphia
Slram,hp thctiptsAr johnson Portland, >. l. ANes,
Steamship Nrptuuc l.Asr Boston, u. D. puocA
Sh.p Col. Adams. Bufir tsutD IG1ln 4 ths.uocy.
SA,g htAInagl. 5pA-N. 51l tgAI.btO ohOa 10
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
SANTA ANNA SUED.

John s. Williams and others have brought
sult against Gen Antorio Lopez Santa Anna, late En-
eror of Mexico % recover upon note for $4,000 gwen
bv him I'm l,cG Judge Brady, yesterday, granted an
ait chncnt n the against properly IA TINS state
belonging 10 Gen. santa Anna.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
Sales bn GuclioH

A MHRwIS Arc:oneer.
DY BANGS. MERWlN X Co., Broadway, cor.
ID 4bS. OF Books WORKS q Art Fancy Goods Furniture Ss
MONDAY Arul TO- follow dave at nA a GO lection
O, works in HISTORY and BIOGRAPHY non the stock oil The late
WILLIAM GONASS. as described iu Cataogue No T.
EURNl1 URE SALE.S-At ALCIlON.
A .ae, nEK sos Co.. ia adhoa 20 ,ar Real Estsis
business and the Apprisnen, Properly, thf ect tOz
10 the sales OF Fliagae Auction rsoos oGee u
Cesrsi.
GEO. a. LEANITr & Co. date Leayitt,
~ Strsbegh Coz Clinton Tsn A1or See Tor tis SALE By
Of LBaAriys COLLECTIONS 0f BOOKS PAriNGs snd a
kinds OF LITERARY P3oPEKTY.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
% General SessiOns before Recorder
pecial Sessions. before Jndge
DECIsIONs--ApRII IA.

supreme Court Chambers-By Judge Brady.--Mlck-
granted.
Common Pleas-Special Tcrm-Bv Judge Loew-
Jof'oiu s haoni Stea nsbp COhoon 10 remove into i
sIl!f, S11 iasL s'O.s 9.sss-Vror sAa.e.. va.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

Tos........... <Gr9 76 81 m. % Co. Lie 713 $lf2o
OF cars reported 10y the second-aye road, nine were
dUu}nos. The cost Of construction fer the Fonrthave
road j. uotcd, official statement being made sep
aIstc frolI che Harlem Railroad Companys annual re-
port. IT, foregoing statement of cost includes lanuS'
building, tNtmes, sidlBgs, ard land damages ana rep
rcS,pts amounts OF both funded aud floating DEUS III
addition fa r9d-,p stock as reported by each road The
comparative Low cost Of roads may Do owl y.
either o.. two causes viz: That those comld&,cs & ~ t
largely watercd ,Lcr stock But the olal average r &
per U,. the 81 miles 26 chains OF double IF"'A
raiIruaG a.d in New-NOrk City up TO 1853 mas reacheu
&S3,-Jj.
Tot y ~ f,s4saor J-es and Of ODer1iaq rHf ridis
. orl4Jdes t4U- tt.y Q -'t'-' '''" ~ Wv
sor lo. .Hf Il,+. c0tap led h0n oPstH Ftpor'S;
a-.r rsss.--ar. Co.- ol loreIang and Iepalrs
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
A PERSISTENT PLAINTIFF AT LAST VICTORIOUS.

PERSISTENT PlAlNllff Al LAHl NlCIOhiOUS'
Frederick KOehler alleges that in June, 1865,
he Augustus Frank broker in Wallst, TO buy
$3.50 in gold lie placed his money the counter. and
Mr. Frank took IL and went TO the back part OF tho office
and returning laid down the money, saying lie had
not the gold hand Mr. Franks brother then said he
would get the gold and took tho money and went out
leaving receipt stating that the money was to be up
Piled on the gold margin Of Mr.. Zimmerman. Koehor
demanded back his money from A. Frank, but was told
that he had nothing TO do with IT, Koeher the brother
YI rank caused the arrest for grand larceny lie WIS
hclO 10 Dl ia $1,000 ana the papers were sent 10 he DE
rictAtOrDeys Office KOehleF sued In the Marine Court
10 recover hs money but WAS uOnsuitcd the franEs
claiming mat h0elcr had given the money To De nppltd
ON Ihlnmcrmans n margin. Franks attorney then pro-
him
kOehler who IA poor man, and whose sole prop
efty was the money referred 10, then instituted
proceedings against the Franks for perjury, and being
unable 10 rec Lawyer conducted the himself He
failed ana the FRANKS sued him In the Supreme Count
for sander ana falseimpris0nmcDt lie was nearCer-
atep lor ak ui0htha up0n an ordar VI Ies I4v sssS
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
TIE LEGAL VALIDITY OF TREATIES.
DECISION OF TIE RUSSIA HEMP CASE IN FAVOR
OF THE GOVERNMENT

DECISION OF TIE RUSSIA HEMP CASE ~ FAVOR
OF THE GOVERNMENT
In the United States Circuit Court. yesterday,
before Judge Woodruff George Ticknor Curtis replied to
the argument OF DstIicAttoTney Davis in the matter
OF the alleged violation OF the commercial treaty between
the United States and Russia In eXacing duty OF $40
per tun manufactured Russia hemp. The principal
points in the argument on behalf OF the Government
were That this treaty, being commercial one, did not
take effect as law to be binding upon individual
officers and citizens In the absence of any special legsa
ton 10 yc il such effect, and that this treaty bearing
daie 3, il repealed 10y the act OF August ., lo6
which allows ddy Of $40 per tan to be collected on un
In support Of his argument the effect Of the treaty
law Mr.. Curtis cited the following decision OF Chief
Justice Marshall in the case Of Foster agt Nelson:
- treaty 20 s nature compact between two 9siion,-1ot s
rsej neesiy 50 fT a.. IL. operation iuiratertora lut
csr into execution by The .C,gn power OF the ee parties to
e,ts5ished Constitution iegss sy 70 he the law Of the
10 sets o. lie Whenever operates o Without e aid
n VAS corended tat this decision makes treaties with
foreim countries municipal laws OF the United States
operating upon all and 10 lie administered in courts Of
Justice fully as any other laws OF the land In regard
10 the repeal OF the treaty by the act OF Aug lsGl Mr
Curtis said substantially, as follows
or psTt r he very subject
4 Il 1.S S R sS % s 81 s9T ss HfS 'S Nor e.a @ r. o fSn
ion be any way impaired by the act Of oe Of The parties only This
treat violate n ad u Gaze Of ,1ch Violation TIE other party NAY
force, and may insist upon compliance with It's terms IN
future, and upon rtprat0u for the yiOlstOn sree1y
nci There then lut 10 which the operation of treaty
eau be es-abrgston sni violation There has been suse
onu the part Russia such aogaon and Govern
adopted tie pointed out IN the treaty Itself
mi.h be flat 10 20 IN accordance
With r. advance IT, then, this has
repealed by Implication only Now that peI Of
b. favored doctrine
settled 6y authority is we!ounde in How much e
snu e1tes-to which the faith O the Govern
ment las been plcige1-ie faTordl
have INTENDED the
stimulation because 1861 subsequent tie
sty and Inconsistent with it, II is submitted that not eaough
10 how that Cogres- intended simply to impose du Of Ter
hemp Necessary 10 show that II Intended 10 Do tli the
provisions he treaty the contrary notEithsandng
After a very long and exhaustive argument, Judge
Woodruff Instructed the jury to find for the Government
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
hse... b2J sun Moon rises $50
HlGH
Sandy Hook. $3.50 Cows an 4t3 Hell Gate $50
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
l)rlnilne.

VEyM. EVERDELLs SONS. 1OI Fulton,stssI,,
w IITWOGRAPHlC STEAM JOG PRINTERS sai LA"N"
MANUFACTURERS
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
90 uObom II mon Concern

4 LII PERSONS are FORBIDDEN 30 Trust
my sccount VIII no pig, 'o' o'iei by ~
sell written onier A. NJ VAIL Aa4co"u bt.iF are
Anil
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14

At the Essex Market Police Court Michael Grobert
OF No 25 Ihs committed yeseusy charge u a.sauug
band Of neant German breaking their instruments ea
badly brisng the leader, Prlucis Coneu.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
rucooina Garoo, 81.

AT WIN. EVERDELIis SONS, NO; l' tu-
N ton ,.-N ADDlH0 CARDS aad fihH slA''V"N"" '"'"
usAeI lJlli
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-01
SELL GOODS CHEAP
AND TIE
PEOPLE WILL KNOW IT!

, MANIM sadly mlsused for the past few
Il years but recently brought TO light by +.
f.. Grove, Dealer III GROCERIES,, Notions,
Tubaccues Qgeensware, Hardware, Coniec-
tionatIe., Boots aud Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.
To sag that hls stock Is complete Is useless
for he has ever, thing set forth m the above
decIIralon. HIS stock OF Groceries Is com
plele consisting OF all grades Of Coffee, sugar,
Syrup, Teas, Spices, &c. His Notion Depart
men,Is full, comprising Hosiery, Gloves, Col.
lars and Cuffs, Ties, Scaris, PerIumery, Pipes,
Coa.bs, Jewclr, Paper and Envelopes, Need
les. Thread Pms, Ilsir Pms, Nets; Tooth,
Mad. Hare aud Cloth brushes, &c, &c. tiis
stock of Tobacco Is unsurpassed by any one,
having all the caoIcc brands, both Smoking aud
chewing \ nice assortment OF Cigars and
Snut,. His Queen,wsre department Is iuil
and complete consisting ot Breakfast, Dinner
and Tea sets Wash Bowls and Pitchers,
Cream and Water Pitcher Bowls, Butter
Plates. sc sc. .lIs stock Of CuntectlonarIes
ami Fruits is unsurpassed consisting Of PLAIN
and Ftcnch Candies, Oranges, Lemons, Cocoa
Nut,, Rasrns, Figs, Currants, Jellles. Pre-
serves, Green Corn, Green Peas, Peaches, To-
matorS, Cove Oysters, Sardines. Lobsters
Lngils' Pickles, &C., &c. A large assortment
Of Boot, and Shoes, Hats aud Caps, Tor men,
women and children
lie desiics 10 return his thanks for the lber-
al patronage received heretofore and hope by
str,c. at,enirou TO business aud by selling goods
cheap to merit Continuance OF the same.
Yours, Sc, +. T. GROVE.
GEO. McGLlNCY, Salesman.
ShepherdstoWn, AnrIl - tt
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Rules fJr Living.

One rule for living happily with. 9th
ers is to avoid having stock subjects Of
disputation 1t mostly happens, when
people living much together, that they
come to have certain set topics, around
which from frequent di>pUte, there is 50
much growth OF angry words, mortified
vanity. and the Ike, tha: the original
subject of difference becomea standing
subject tor quarrel. and there is ten.
deucy in al minoydispgtcs todli!t down
toit. Again itptople wish to live
well togothe,, thcy must not hold IL
logic. and suppose that everything is -
be settled by sufficient reason. Dr..
Johnson saw tu;s clearly, and with y,-
gard to married people he said
Wr,tchod would be Che pair aboye all
names OF wrctchednyss, WHO would bc
doomed to adjust by rcason.eyery morn
inc. I'll the minute details of 4 domestic
day. But the application should b.
much more general than he had made
il. There Is no time for such reasoning
on any subject, we shall not he sure ihat
such contention i the best mode for Ar
riying at uuih. Eut certainly it is not
the way 90 arrive at good temper
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-01
TO THE PUBLIC !
GREAT BARGAINS
AT TIE
MERCHANT TAILORING
Establishment.

THE undersigned have just received from the
Eastern markets one of the LARGEST,
CUtAPESr + aud BEST STOCKS OF GOODS
ever brought TO tlIs market.
The Stock consists IN part oil superior rench
and English Cloths Of all cCiors, Ca-imeres aud
Yestlugs,au other good, which tael will sell by
tie var! or make up TO order. They also ia-
yte attention TO their Stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
\ FINE AND LARGE ASSORI MENT Or
FASHIONABLE HATS.
NOTIONS, and Shirts, Collars, Neck Ties,
Susperders, Handkercheis, Sc, which they
will sell cheap for cash.
Al Good, purchased elsewhere will be cut
and manufactured 10 order at short notice and
a Gt guaranteed.
We are also agents for the celebrated No. /
Family Empire Sewing Nachacs.
:. ?. UUMRlCKUOUSE,
JAS. S. RIGHTS TINE.
chepbrrdsfnvn Anril - G
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-01

~ tha quar1ics Of the Virginia Mar
Die Company, in LOulOIl county, Va,
the color,d iabo.cr, struck az soon as
they heard Of the Washington strike.
The result was that the company sent
OF Tor gang Of Canadians, who sill be
pat 10 work.
The monument TO General Rcynolds,
At Gettysburg, by the Twelfth Army
Cops i uJw ready toreceiyc the statue
of the General.
There is big thing on zee" at the
mouth OF the Auisic0n river, near 3u-
perior ciiy, IN the shape ofseyersl huge
icebergs almost literally covered with
herring aui other lake hsh frozen 10
them.
70 remove ink spots, put the article
stained over 2 warm ilat-iron, styetch it
well, then squeeze Eew drops orabpou
Juice oat it, and the spot wiz CN3-ar
at once. Wash Immediately h cold
water.
a girl in Springfield, who danced
with her corset pulled Up TO the last
hole, was soon after put III heaFse that
pulled up TO the last hole that had been
dug in the graveyard.
An old lady read about the strike Of
the wire drawers in Worcester, Mass,
and said, that Of all neT tangled things,
wire drawers must be the qucercst
A medical school is now discussing
the question Of whether & black tnan
can have q "white swelling. 1f-s:s
Carlyle says eMake yourself 2 good
man and then you viii be sure there is
one rascal less iB the world.
Pittsburgh at night renhads a stran-
ger of "nell with the I'D OF. sA-
| a New York lady ssys taa. tAo latest
hing out is--hcr husband.
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A liberal deduction will he made from the
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If the number of insertions be not marked
en- the advertisement. when sent in, II will be
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JOB PRNrING will be executed with neat
ness and despatch.
All Job Work and Advertisements must be
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To avoid any misunderstanding on the part
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CIVIL War IN FRANCE.
REVOLUTION OF PRICES IN
SnLPuERDSIOWN.
Prices Cheap-Slock Unsurpassed

HAVING purchased the Stock of Wm. A..
III ChapIIne will conduct the Mercantile
business at the Old stand Moulders Corner,
where tAc Pnbic VIII find we'll selected
Stock of
Dry Goods, Notions and GrOCrics,
winch have been selected with great care from
The test Stoci; Of the eastern market.
My stock embraces all Goods ard Wares
kept in well appointed Merchant House, and
embraces Ladies aud Gen,lemens Dress
Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, aud Caps COM
plele Stock OF Notions aad Groceries.
Remember the place. .Nlould,r'> Corner.
THOMAS TURNER.
April Il, ISL.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-01

The following appears as a leading
editorial in the Cleveland, Ohio, Her
aid I'VE wish to give a very simply
remedy for fever and ague, and wish to
emphasize it by saying that it has to
our knowledge, proved eficaciOus. Ii
is simply common salt 4 teaspoonful
taken in water and a toaspooufm depos-
tied inside each stocking next to the
foot, just as the chill is coming on"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-01

A travelling piano-player undertook
to whip an Illinois editor, and when he
got through he had only one ear for
music.