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The New York herald., 1871-10-14

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INSURANCE COMPANIES NOTICES
OFFlcE REPUBLIC LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
JOHN Y; rARwrLL. Prs.,dens
c.,u. 40 froadwsv. new York; -. .nr.
people Of Chicago VIII be Isesvsd ana forwsrdes By iii:
'''-'-N' "'' y G. W. r. BOWMAN Wee President.
Only $1,000 IN SsEHSssrs, Sn1cAGC
ssuRATSs ~ s,ssST.y ooSpASSos g., SEy ;, YORK.
ss,sS ssss Sspa' ssss ssss sss g
uSs.,;ss Grss. a'ie, sis4.S ASsa %
Chicago Losses in ali. Observation-Disclosures. 1910
Se'' A''e's''''''Gvi B osiTRxN:6ER f. frs.idsns =
J. $. BARkkR Vice President
j. L. DoUoLAss Secretary
OF'T'fiHsr TiHraES's nj S%f ggsp INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. lS7 Broadway. a,.oo,o IN
Surplus, October is, ISL $500 s.
ec@nany is: no VIII sci loss n Sssso
Sar. The Is now ID prepared 10 give
s sannns for M 70 SsS1s a" % nS as s in
the cities Of New York and sroqsiyn n spa yieni
W. R. wApswoarn, Secretary.
QUEEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
United States Branch.
III Broadwav. New York.
Capital. GEO. 900 Sterling
Assets In this country. coo
wsdcsirs TO inform the insurance public that this
Company.
having closed It's agency Chicago nearly years ago.
Iosss nothing by tho
connasration in that city.
W. II. ROSS, Manager.
STATEMENT or
\, PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF WORCESTER
Assets July I. 1871 .S9010
Dsduc, losses 10 Socafo
Leaving assets. &sn, goo
Surplus capital. $500 600
FRAME, BARE ! LOCKWOOD. AGea...
2Oa Prosdway.
l. Mercantile Insurance. Company
London ana %, ransarr
Assets 10 S'T Se Hued Il s's States Is Sy over Ii 100000
The assets Of this company 10 tac United States VIII not
be touched In payment OF losses s,sHr,s nt Chicago
sSs. sSSs ! sEia5ss Eiii5i5F, A:ss'!s:s Assss:
THADEsArs's yIsf <. ii syssssSsE COMPANY
woaa inform 4. ns9msrs and the rusG Aa. the whole
~ ~
Ths after dsductnc ali unpaid losses inoncin the whole
T.Y BROWN. Secretary.
rrnE FOLLOWING DESPATCH WAS RECEIVED
i to-day from .hcsfcopcs' Insurance combsny OF San
Peoples. perfectly safe. WIN pay promptly. If nsccs
- - - - XiLiaER BROS, 4 ZEE: s:. .,.,
NEW yorx, Oct 10, 1871. :
yVM;, ELLswoRTa, PRESIDENCY MoNTAUK FIRE
| Secretary, pany OF Bsookiyn.
| No Unsettled Clamx
No. n T,oSs,s cSST once So ~ p5S1sSwAy
This panv ha, agencies and loses no hing ~ the
''0'A'a 'Aa -'e" " A-' O. T. SOARING, Secretary
SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ e ms somoanes and who DO not desire 70
yaue Of ,her policies by applying at insurance
Observation-Disclosures GAS roR ExTRAc-
S'A' " '1' '' w n, = I'D, attiRY i,rn,,,.
A sSESSMENTS.-BAY RIDGE AND NEW UTRECHT
drainage unpaid Add cas- o omediaey
Bay Ridge. l.. l.
A LACE AssoRINENy OF BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS
Bowerv, OF Bond street, sn. at 20 per below
0'0''"'' '''''' RoskRT @ IRWIN.
1-poy.Y-u.y.N., ,orrcpv oe cY,p. Avn
always on lie j. CLUTE, Broker 2cs Broadway. Pos.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

SPECIAL. NOTICES.
DEADER-IP YOU KNOW ANY ONE SUFFERING
~ from chronic disease contracted In the United States
VICE or who was wounieh injured ruptred however
rishty' have him address me and WI get MIN pension
Tor nte Dr. f. X. JACKS. IN,
Philldarhia.
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DELIEF TO THE rEEr-MRS L. STONE. CHI.
AZ !opodIs has opened new and elegant rooms At 7.s
all who troubled with Corns Bdnous snd Inverted
Malta Ladies treated ~ ,ber rcsidences " dcaircd
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EUROPE.

r,O MERCHANTS AND OTHERS REQUIRING
businessC Commanding premises and noble troitase-a
highly respectable staniug. fepreseou nr
class ousincss the central part oi he4eu' siss
LoIon with six royal sointnents an wulcn ne uos
changed than thirty years. are Tow reurnA
and would treat with eligible parties possess'ns hoss
capital The leases and entire uruhue
the esfabisbment trpeadii mrrors carpets W Nv,
for immediate occupation wDli De ,nc'u,ea o1
stocK uutk,na Prucpas only treated Win tue p'enIse
are sutaoe toe ui.pay of carriages machney, IVY
CiiVBB solicitors, Il South square, 6rys Inn Lonooss
England.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
OST--ON TUESDAY, A NULL DOG SUITABLE
IL reward will be paid l35 West Thirty ghth street.
CTRAyED-FRoM Is WEST TWENTY SECOND STREET,
one returning her to the above win be beay is
waTded.
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| ANDREW II. GREEN, Deputy Comptroller
| DErArrNENr or FINANCE CoaPTRoLLKR's OFFICE.
i NEw YoRs, sept Is. ISL. -
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MONEY LOANEp-oN ROsD AND MORTGAGE AND
Au on other securities al 81 Liberty street.
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MONtY TO LOAN IAMEDTATRLY-ON BOND ANn
tsl mortgnSo, In New York, Rroo6lyn New Jerrey
Appyo only TO SAMUEL 5. WOOD. Jr i5j broadway
y. - =
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FINANCIAL.

INTEREST on CITY sTocks-THE INTEREST ON THR
boads and Stocks OF the city and county OF New York
due Move nbcr ls7l win pail that cay by John J.
new touit House.
ihe transfer books win be closed Wednesday. sepembsr
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DRosPECr PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.
IL SATURDAY, OCT. IL, Arlh T.. ~.
Match, 32W mile heats; best 3 Ia s. to wagons
Owner names br. m Emma
Owner mrs b. m Mary.
Good day and track GEORGE W. OAKLEY,
Spt,ar
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-07

B. SEsD US THE Ngws.-We wish 10
make the Register The bes, County and
local paper in The State, and therefore
wish person. from every locality in the
County, to furnish US all that may hap
pen. worthy Of publication, in their re.
spec,ive localities. You need not be
afraid TO write. We will pu, the matter in
proper shape. Give US all the neighbor-
hood news. Tell US who dies, who gets
married, who comes into the aeighbDr.
hood, Xho moves away. who sells OF
purchases a farm, whs, new business
starts. 6res. accidents. fights, and in short
any thing tina, pne neighbor would tell an
o,her as news. We will send the Regis
Ter 10 any one who will undertake this
matter. We also call upon The ministers
to be promp, in sending to Ne weddings
and deaths.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-07

nal the southern portion. fsom viraini,
and The Chesapeake and Ohio. and hs
Shenandoah Valley extensions. Coil
can be delivered 10 consumers along Ii.
valley at the rates usually chsrged for
coal transportation, at from IS 10 Sc per
ton.
Besides coal. the first division Of your
line between Baskerville and The Potomac
must give to and receive iron it's connec.
lions with other Improvements . largo
amour. Of other freight and passenger
travel. ]. will connec, with the Cum.
berland Valley Rsiltosd. the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal. the Winchester and Pc.
,omsc, the Baltimore and Ohio. the Ma.
masses Gap. and The Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroads, and will secure q very
liberal portion Of the large summer travel
TO the Virginia Sp,ipgs and other noted
places OF resort.
The Shenandoah valley has been cot.
,let, 10 eres, extent by farmers from
Cumberland, York and Lancaster Coun-
ties 10 Pennsylvanis. and the inducements
for this class 10 purchase farms In the val.
lev will be ereslly incressed by the con-
s,ruc,ion Of The road. The agricultural
products are similsr 10 those Of The lime.
stone valleys OF Penns, l,cnis but, as
the winters are less severe. aud lands can
be purchased ., ons.,Lmd The price. the
profits Of farming shoule be greater. The
valley Of Virginia 10 particularly noted Tor
the run,ber Vi fsi csi,le which IL sends 10
market.
In view OF ,he facts stated. no doub,
can bs reasonably entertained that the
Gre, division Of your line will yield
very fair return upon the capital invested
in i,s construction but the net rseeiph
upon this portion will be mo,s than quad
rnole6 when The extension 10 Knoxville
shall have been completed.
No other great line Of failrosd, con-
nerting the West with The East. will be
sbls to approximate 10 yours In the econ
omy Of operation. A standard l0.whsel
freight engine, sush IS 10 used on the
Pennsylvania RsiIrosd. viii carry over
your line 81 loaded cars on the Penn
sylvsnis Railroad. eastward, 10 cars on
,he Chesapeake end Ohio Railroad. u
cars /; on the Virgins sn6Tennes'es. IL
csrs ; on the Baltimore and Ohio. z cars:
and on the New York end Erie. II cars.
in addition TO the engine end tender.
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Spread the Truth.

Some medical men insist that 1t is undignihed
10 advertise remedy, however valuable 1t
NAV be. Queer Ieas onng this. Ii Is like say
ing that an article which the world needs
should be hid m corner-thst benefits and
blessings may be too widely difused-tbat the
means of projecting and restoring health should
be close monopoly, and not accessible 10 all
The argument is bad. Ii is worse than that !;
tits inhumam. Suppose Hoste,ter's stomach
Bitters-an absolute specific for dyspepsia, oi'-
iousness and nervous debiIty-had never been
known beyond the r,putoue of The iacuity what
would have been The consequence: Instead
of curing and in,igorsting millions, the good
effects Of The preparation would have been con-
6ned 10 a comparative few. There is the high
est authority for saying that light should not be
hid under a busLel that xhaiever IS excellent
should be placed as city on hill, where all
men can lake cognizaDce of 1t. Ii IS upon tins
principle that the Bitiers have been advertised
and continue 10 be advertised 10 every newspa-
per Of any prominence in the western hemis-
phere, and that the spontaneous testimonials IN
lis favor have been translated into all written
languages. Thousands enjoy perfect health 10
day who would be languishing on beds OF sick.
ness il the newspapers had moi spread the truth
rita regard TO This .ntqudisd inrigorant and cor
rsetire lar and wide Suppose profit has been
resped from this publicity. Il that any argu-
ment against Il II The public health has been
protected; If lives have been saved If The fec
behave been strengthened and the sick reslor-
ed, great good has been accomplished and who
so mean as 10 grudge ~ rxeriions thus directed
their fair reward.
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% BERKELEY CouNTY.-We clip the
follow ing from the Mariinsburg papers

~ BERKKLEy CouNTY.-We clip the
follow ing from the Mar,insburg papers:
RECoRpER.-The death of Seaman &C.
rsrd having created vacancy in the Of
fee of Recorder the duty under the Law
Of filing The position by appointment de-.
volved. upon Judge E. B. Hall. We IN
dcrs,and tina, Bernard Doll. Esq, has ben
appointed to The position -Star.
We learn from Sheriff John w. La
mon. who has just returned from trip 10
the western part Of the Stale, that he
heard an almost unanimous expression
from all with whom he conveIseJ. that
the Hon. G.. J. Faulkner was the peoples
frs, chuice. for the United States Senator
ship.-Sfar.
II will be seen by our columns that q
vigorous effort is now being made 10 start
an Agriculture! Society in this coun,y.
Thi, is q movement worthy Of Berkeley
county, and we hope there will be no
sbs,e men, in the zeal OF It's friends until
the work is fully accomplished -Sar.
SrABBiNG AfFRAy IN HeDGEsviLLE.-
We lear. tina, difficulty took place in
Hedgesville on Tuesday evening between
Robert N. S,ewsr. and - Blskeney.
and Blskeney stabbed S,ewar, with u
small penkniie. alter which S!ewan fired
two OF three shots from q revolver at
BlakeEey, but without effect. Sea srrs
wound is not serious -Era.
The comparatively sudden death Of
Seaman Gerard. E.q., will he learned
Throughout. the county Of Berkeley with
an emotion no less general and profound
than tina, it produced in this community
where he had passed go many years Of
useful and respected life. We have sell
dom known deeper impression to be
made upon oar people than vas every
where indicated when on Saturday last
the sad intelligence was publicly commu-
nicsted.-Erd.
ACcipENT.-We learn tina, Captain
William Spero~ met with a serious scri-
den, near Hsinssville. ON Tuesday. tie
was 90 horseback. and in passing a wa.
/ gon his horse .hied and threw him off,
ard the wagon passed over him, inflicting
Il. painful injuries
WORK COMMENCED The contract for
tuilding The bed Of the NJ. e. p. X. r.,
has been awarded tn Mr.. March. who mas
jns, completed bis conuac, on the Cum
bersnd Valley ex,cr sion from Hspers.
town to The river. immediately on re-.
ceiving the contract. Mr.. MH.h com.
msnced The work Of moving his shan,ies,
horses. carl.. &c. TO this eide OF the Po.
,omar. and is noS stwork ON the Road
near Falling Waters. TheSbed- Of ,he
! Road from the River 10 isr,insbure gill
be ready for The rail by The 6's. Of DC.
tuber. and the cars will be running over
i, before the close Of the present year.
Era
The name Of that spriehtv paper. the
Star, published by d. Smith Eichelber-
ger. E,q will be changed to The "Mar-
insburg Independent" mex, week.
On and after January LIST, | will sell
LiIseed Oilai 81 per gallon. Lew,s's
Whi,e Lead as "a per hundred. Terms
, Cash. H. AZ. Billings.
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Dtatbs.

=
On Tuesday evening last, a. ihs sssi.
denee Of Mr.. David B,llmysr. near This
place. Mi" Emaiine Spong OF eonssmp-
ton. aged - ye,n. at.
On the ED ulI.. a! bis residence nesr
Mldd.ewsy. Mr. s. l.. Minghmi. eyed
about IS yesn. lis remsins sfrs IN.
tered BY The Masonic fraternity on
Christmas day. Z ~ <liil
On The 9Th uli. 81, .Selooon's i'Isnd,
near Baltimore. 10 the 5th year OF his
age. Charles Glen. son Of Sephnus III.
and Csuie S. Ssusn. formerly Of
CbsriesiowB. H ~
In Knoxville. Tennessee. 90 the Ord
inst, Mrs. Mary b. Hunter. wife Of Dr..
Thomas Hunter. Isis Of Msf.insb5Sg.. ~
At the residence Of his sop.in Law. Mr.
HARRISON. near Tomsbswk. Berkeley co..
on the Let ios'.. Mr.. Samuel Goa. ssed
shout IS year.. ~, : 49,, 4. 80,
In MsrInsbusg. on the 3lst pli : Mrs.
Susan ~. Horizon. vile Of NJ. John
+. Harrison. in the 22nd year Of her sge.
In Msstinsbufg. on she 3iss uis. John
Dopning. aged I9 yesU. L 81. rs II
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~ ELEcrioN CT TEMPERANCE ORR.
csRs.-Ai the last meeting Of Potomac
Council, No. 2. Friends Of Temperance.
the following officers were elected for .be
pre'en, term -
Outside Seu,inel-EDGAR HILL.
Inside Sentinel-GEO. FAYMAN.
Assistant CnnjuctOr-J. HARRISON.
Cunduc,or-J. W. OSBOURN.
Chsplsin-C Il. BUTLER.
F. Sscre,sry-E. +. LlCkLlDER.
Tressurer-WM. WElS.
Secre,sry-L. b. SMOOTH.
Asociale-M. E. SPOHN.
Pres,dent-G. !. LiCkLlDER.
Ex. & L. v. P.-O. DARLINGTON.
DIV. Pc. ID. McGlINCY.
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Co. NEv.PAPEK CnANGks.-G. w.
ll.ines. ESQ, who has been ono OF the
proprie,crs of The Chsrles,oun Spirit Of
Jcf:rson, during The pat year, has with.
drawn from tina. psper. leaving Mr.. Dsl-
gsrn cole proprietor.
Mr.. Nathaniel Meade has sold the
Winchester Sentinel office to Col. X. w.
Hunter. Of The Winchester Times, thus
emerging The two papers. Col. Hunter
has associated with him Mr.. Hollis, oI
the late Sentinel office, Who will take
charge Of the local co umns and the j b
dtpsI,m NJ
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NS> Our Carrier reiurns HE sincere
thank. to ih"se who pa,ronized him on
Saturday uorning last. in the way ol fee
ing him for his Address. To those whom
he did ~, see on Saturday last he gives
notice tina, he i. ,nll ready 10 receive any
thange for his ,ervices in delivering the
Repl,,er through rain, hall. snow and
storms generally. We t'd MT intend 10
in,sr, i, in the Register. bu, we're p rsus-
dsd to DO SO By several Of our readers and
pstrODs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-07

&C. Cnu>Iy OrrIcERs.-The newly
tlec,rd County Officers took charge OF
their re.prcive positions on Monday
lest. a. follows. and a new order Of things
has partially ,ransPrrd
Sheriff & w. Chase.
D-puE ShetliI.-l. /. Chspline and
Geo. Kuonce.
Cmcui, Clerk-Wm. A. Chspline.
Rrcorder-James ID. Fayman.
Prosecuting Aiorn-y-G. NJ. Bel L
hoover.
County A.ses.or-John E. Erwin.
G.. NJ Belizhoover has removed his
office TO one Of the upper rooms in the
Court House where he can q. all times
be found.
The following members Of the Bosrd
OF Supervisors met on Tuesday for or.
Panizs,inn. with certificates Of election:
Ch,plins 'rownship-Ehud Turner.
Grant rowo.hip-J. u. Haines.
Avenll Township-J. J. Ramsburg.
Bolivar Township-Hez Roderick.
Mr. Raderick was elected President OF
the Board, and T.. II. Trsynor reelected
Clerk.
Sheriff Chase has appointed Robert
Kimbsll j,llor. bu, he will no! take
charge OF his office until the first Of April
mex, when VIM. Osbourn the present ef-
6cien, and populsr jailor will vscsle.
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Marriaats.

On Wedassd,y evening last. in Zion
Church. ChsriesIo~n. BY Rev. Wm. "A.
Meade. DR.. B. b. Ransom 10 Miss Nan.
ME 4 Forrest. Ill Of this cosniy.s 3
Ia the Catholic Church ~ Nsrtinsbure
on 'be 2nd In'isni. Mr.. Richard Htkh
10 Miss Margaret Sullivan. al Of Mar.
iinsbuTe. p, lsas rH 1r.s
On the 22od ult.. At The Psrsonsss in
Darlington. Md. by Rev. G. q. Brooke.
Mf. Harner ". Wtish Of Montgomery
county. Nd. to Miss Anna J. q. Smith.
daughter Of the Rev. Robert Smith Of The
Baltimore Conference. NJ. f. ChuIeh
South.
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~ EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS The
iu.,ly.celebrated STiyFy's Pianos have
again been successful. Eleven fIsl
Prizes and Gold Medals were awarded TO
the SlieTs Pianos for acknowledged Gu
periori,y over fourteen different Pianos
from the fret manufsciories Of New
York, Baltimore. Boston and ST. Louis.
during the mouths OF October and No
vember, 1870. q, The Stale Fairs held IN
Augusta, Ga. S,suntop. Va, Knoxville.
Tenn. Wy,h,ville, Va. Wilmington. N.
c.. Winchester. Va Columbia, S. C..
Clsrk.burg. ". Va, Charlotte, N. g.,
and other places.
Including The awards made during the
previous year. eighteen Fur" Premiums
have been awarded to the S,ieG Pianas
over twenty one Of The moot celebrated
makers in he country.
More than one thousand S.ief Pisnos
have been sold 10 the southern people
since the close Of the war, which fact,
when considered in connection with the
numerous Premiums awarded by dIsin-
ieres,ed Judges. more than at,ssb The gu
periorily Of the StIeH instruments over
all others.
Persons wishing to purchase. will find
i, 10 heir inirre.t BY corresponding with
Mr.. SurG before purchasing elsewhere.
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Thres score ssa Ten years

Is allotted TO man, and theirs 10 no reason
why he should not 1--we oct this lime IN reason
able health aid strength. when Drs. v.
Fshrney & Seas PREPARATION FOR
CLEANSING THE BLOOD. 10 within rsseh
Of al, and BY keeping q bottle always 81 hsnd,
a few doses may often save you from violent
attack Of fever or some other Disetss which
may be lurking in the system. Keep yoId
BLOOD PURE and your Live. In . gouo
healthy condition, and you will enjoy. good
health. This medicine will do ell Ibis Try
ons bottle. Sold By al druggists. .slti
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SUPERVISORS COURT.
SuRpHERDsrown. IVES! Va ,
January 3rd, 1871.
f,llow;no nersons to- wit :

y
The following persons to-wit:
IIezekiah Roderick. Of Bolivar town.
ship. John J. Rsnsburg. Of A'errll town
ship, and Ehud Turner OF ChaPllne
township. having received certificates Of
election as Supervisors Of their respective
townships. a. the October election. 1870,
and having qualified So such. this day
met al the Courthouse and organized The
Board Of Supervisors of The County Of
Jefferson. elecline Hesekiah Roderick.
President. and Chss. II. Traynor. Clerk.
On motion the board took recess un.
til | o'clock, P. M.
]. II. llaines. Supervisor Of Gran,
iownship. entered and took his seat.
Ordered. That the BosrJ Of Superb
sors sign the petition, praying for The re-.
lease OF the political disabilities OF John
Avis Of Grant township.
On motion Judge Thomas Van Swear
ingen. Attorney of The Board Of Supervi.
sors. is su,horized 10 obtain from the
Clerk of The Circuit Court Of Jefferson
couniv, a copy Of the record in the case
Of Anderson & BeneJc, We. J. X. Ray.
Ordered. That Thomas Licklider, Road
Surveyor Of Chspline township. be cred
tied with $3.50 work done by Thomas
II Byers.
The following bills were SLOWED {:
$500 10 W. S. Wagner, services as In
spector Of election; s3S,75 to J. w. Os-
bonrn for warding persons al Jail.
On motion the board adjourned TO NEE!
on Tuesday. January l7.h. 1871.
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%. Now il The time 10 subscribe ioI
the Kefis,er-a, 'hr beginning of a new
wear. We have added q number OF new
subscriber. during the past week.
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BS SALES TO CONE OFF.-The fol.
lowing sales of Real and Personal prop.
erly are advertised in our paper. and it
would be we'll for purchasers TO examine
our advertising columns, week after
week. until The frs, of April next. and no
doubt bargains can DO procured:-
Dennis M. Daniels will sell Ut putlic
sale, or Tuesday the 10Th Of January, a
10, Of stock and farming utensils.
WIN. 6. Butler, Trustee, will sell at
public sale. on Saturday the 2slh Of jan
usry. House and Lo, in South Bolivar.
Samuel Boyer will offer his Mill prop.
erty. near Scrabble, ct public sale. 10 this
place. on Saturday The 7,h Of January.
VIM. Orndorf will offer his large farm
near this place. a, public sale. on Sa,ur.
day the 2lst OF January.
VIM. S. Msgruder offers al private sale
his fine little farm near Kearneysville.
Edward S. Rouse offers at private sale
his exselen, Iillle farm near Dufields
Depot.
Emanuel Sssley and Jacob W. S.sley,
Adn'rs Of Jacob Srsley. deceased, will
offer The Factory Properly in this place,
al public sale, on the 2sth instant.
Isaac Clymrr, F. D. Oiymer and Isaac
Jones, offers for sale The farm owned by
Isaac Clymer. deceased.
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BELLS

Are recommepdsd'not only NJ preventive
but rs complete cure for 81 disesses inci-
dent to the Horse, Cow, Sheep or Hog. %
Cough. Dstempsr, yellow Water, Hids
Bound, Loss Of Appetite. Cold, &c. Price IS
cents pack or i've Cor 81. Sold every uhsrs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-07

NarThe Savings Bark Of this town has
declared dividend OF 4per cent. iof The
l.si Elk months sy "
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-07

tH- Several Go nmunicauons were
om,t,eJ this week. bu, will appear Ia our
next issue.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-07

An ALRxAxpRlAS Fixiso iIIx,sLr ur
IN STYLE -As elegant psrlos sui, 10 be-
ing made at great New York furnishing
house tori J. Pack wood. E-q.. Of Al
exandiis, Va. Il 10 10 DO Of sofas with
pillow back. gen.le.nsn's arm chair end
easy chair. ladies ditio. iwo low fringe
chairs. all Of iIsvsns oil. reps. with ess-
taios and drsperies 10 msleh. Accom-
psnyine these are TO be two inlsid esbt
nets. Cost compiese. %. 900.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-07

For Coughs. Bronehiiis aud Consump.
lion. 10 it. es,ly siases. nothing Equals
DR.. PirIce's AT. Ext. or Golden. Medical
Discovery. 10 also great blood puri-
fer and strength res.orer or tonic. and Tor
Liver Complsin," aud Cosiive Condi-
tons Of the Bowels il has n,eqasl. All
Scfoiulous and skin disra,es. - Pimplss.
BIo,ches. Salt Rhsum. Esysipslss end
Erup,ion', yield TO iu wondsrful cSrs,ive
properties. Sold by druggists.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-01-07

@s- DrDicATioN.-rh The spacious and
elegant NJ. +. Chuich. the second larRerl
Methodist edlfce III the State, will be
dedicated ut Msiunstu'g. Tomorrow,
Sunday The 9Th instant. Rev. Drs.
,;r.y and RILEY are to preach on The oc.
ca,ion. Rev S. V. Leech. the Pastor,
and other ministers. are advertised 10 as
s,st.
We return thanks for a complimentary
,icke, inviting Us tn DO present.