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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-10-19
PRIVATE SALE
OF
Valuable Berkeley and jefferson
Real Estate.

Z OFFER al Private Sale. first. A
4 TRACT OF LAND, lying IN Berke.
lev and Jefferson counties. on The Shep.
hefd-town and MsrrIn-burg rosd, at
WynkUps Spring. trrce miles from the
former and seven from the lslter place.
containing about 1913 ACRES OF LIME
S fONE LAND. aud has upon il two
comiortable Dwellings. two Barns or
Ssbles, and Other necessary BnrIding..
II infmerlv being two tracts. two orch.
ards. five or Elk acres Of Timber. twenty
acre. OF Bottom. and has fine Spring
and never falling suesm running
lhr ugh l..
Secoui. Stone and Brick HOUSE.
or Four Tenement House,, situated on
New Street. Shepbrrdsiown. and better
known az Fsucelrs Row. and each con-
tanning five rooms. hall and kitchen.
will sell The sbove properly collec-
lively or separsttly Tor lair price and
~ IKE The psymrnIs easy. II not sold by
The first OF Jsnuery. 1873, ! will renl the
houses both 10 town and country al rsl
time. Address Vanrlrsse,vilIr. Brrke.
ley county. West Virginia, or call on me
near the above posfoiIice.
REIN r. CROSS.
Sent 81. 1872 #
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For The Register.
LETTER FROM LEETOWN.
a.

The news of the unhappy and untime-
" death of Dr. n \. W are, was sad in
trlligence to his friends in this vicinity.
What a pity that a lie that gave prom
Use of as much usefulness, should be so
abruptly terminated, and that one who
feared not death on the battlefield,
should fear to live, and presume sond
his soul unbidden, into the presence OF
the Supreme Judge.
Our friend John Chamberlain essayed
to ascend the stairs of Lafayette Smith )
storchouSe, in Smithfeld, few days
ago. He made misStep, caught hold
OF something with his right hand, and
dislocated his right shoulder DR.. Bates
attended to his injuries, and he is imPro-
wing as rapidly As could be expected.
Messrs. ii. 5. League e Co, have
opened out their stock of Fall and Win
ter roods, making a larger and iinerdis-
play than they did last Spring, when
their stock was in advance OF anything
heretofore seen in Lcctown. These al
fable and cnterprising gentlemen are
doing thriving business, hard times
for the merchants and all other classes,
Notwithstanding.
The Sabbath School at Mt. Zion
held their annual Picnic last Saturday.
There was quite turnout OF the rising
generation, and everything passed oil
pleasantly to all present. The affair
was under the direction Of Eugene Ba-
ker, Esq, the accomplished and efficient
Superintendent of the school.
Rev. Nj. Wade held a Woods Meet,
inc at WiltShire's School house, on Sat
urIay and Sabbath, Oct. 9TH and 9th.
The attendance on Sabbath was quite
large, and the services were Of an inter
csting character.
\ Temperance Meeting is announced
for this evening, at Middleway. Revs.
I Andrews, Hawkins and Anderson are
expected to address the meeting.
Jack Frost paid us visit on Friday
night, end behaYed with great deal OF
GOODNESS, for an occasional visitor Veg
citation appears to be dishear;ened.
Yours. Sc,
TENPIAR.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-10-19

South BRANCH NARROW GAUGE.-
We are informed that enough money
has been subscribed to complete the mar
row gauge Railroad from Green Spring,
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, to
Romuey, and that arrangements are in
progress by which it is believed that 1t
can be extended 10 Moorefela, Colonel
Robert White, of Romney, is president
Of this road, and in the administration
OF It's affairs has shown organizing abill-
ty'of high order. ?. Z: cambridge
of the B. and o. engineer corps, has
recently been elected chief engineer of
the road, and ha, started party at
work on the location between the Sus-
pension Bridge and Romney. 1t is ex-
pected that the line will be put under
contract this fall, as far, at least, as Rom
nev.-Umchfsfsr Times.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-10-19

E&y" The CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION
AcrIoN OF Tx DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
COMMERCIAL a meeting ofthc Dem
ocratic Executive Committee Of the
State Of We*Nireinia, held at the city
Of Petersburg, Oct. l, '72, on motion,
the following resolutions were adopt
ed:--
ReSoICed, That the votes cast on the
22d OF August last for Congressman in
the several districts of this State were
cast without force, warrant or authority
of law, and that they had no legal force
or effect in determining who should be
the representatives. of the people;
That the constitutional Convention
could not, and did not, attempt to alter
the law of West Virginia as to the time
and mode of electing Congressman;
That the said law is now in force and
effect, and that an election on the 4th
Thursday in the present month should
be holden for that purpose; and as the
time is exceedingly short for prePara-
ton for said election. the Central Com
mittee is hereby authorized and empow-
cred and instructedto Immediately make
arrangements for Il campaign and hold
ing Of said election in pursuance OF the
Code of West Virginia
A. J. PANNELL, Chairman.
w. P. THOMPSON, Secy, pro tenn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-10-19

TIE CoLoREp CApEr-Among the
new cadets at the I. S. Naval Acsde-
myis Willis S. Flanagan, of Michigan,
son of the late Confederate General
flanagan, and Jno. T. O'Keefe. a
"newsboy" of New York City. The
colored cadet has not yet returned,
though he has made his deposit of $3.50.
1t is understood that the regulations this
year will be very strict. Cadets rooms
will be allowed no carpets or ornaments,
and there will be no deviation from the
regulations in regard to uniform.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-10-19
RENTCH'S
FAMILY GROCERY.
ar REDUCED PRICES FORCASI


NoFFEES. Green sud Roa.icd. every
" KIND, Sugars. Brown DcmAr.',, ii,fl.
Crushed. Soft and Gisnulat,d: Tea.
Green aud Block. good Tea Tor 81 p,t
pound; Sysup'. beet qp,lt, 80 cI,.r,r
gallon; Mnl's-,s. god Tor a. cent?; new
Crop Orleans NO!l.,r., expressly for
hiking pntPo'e.; Confectionery, Candy.
PLAIN AID Fancy Puz" Boxes for ,hr
Children. R-I.ina. Cbuanis. Ptu,.. ca.
20 Nus. CTHnbcrt'S. Ofsnge., Lemor,.
Cracker. 81 III binds. Canned FIRMS.
OYSTER. Pesch,.. Green Com. St,.v
berries. Fruits. Applc,. Peaches. prst,.
Beans. Peas. Hominy, PrkIe.. Vmes,,
Chrstn"b, Peanuts. Specs e MI KIND.
Willow and Wooden Wsre. rnb.. Buck.
cts, Ropes and TWINS, Gl,..w.,e
Qustn,warc; general s,orta,.ntOi L.n,.
thImnPy'. GOblels. Tumbleu ,nJ CAL
Oh. Bacon. Lord. Cheese. lu,a and
Sweet Po'a'oe', Family Flour. Com
Meal. Buck Wheat Flour, a general -.
sorifnent of
NO rlDNS ANDFANCY ARTICLES
incI"hlng SiAilOnsrJ:a isw Cork Sm,,.
vii be '"ij aIfedocfd price: t.ll a..
sorm'nI at Iobacr" and CIg.t-.
Gall ADD exsniu good. srd ptre..
where go" ran find all kinds Of Go,d.
usually kept ~ Gtnr'ry Store. An
OF The sopvs vii he ,uld ~ .ro,t o,,,,.
Tor Cs'h ar Produce.
D =. RENTCH.
Agent for Cs'hune kehtch.
Ocl5 r
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SAPPlNGTON HOTEL,
CharleStOwn, Jefferson County, W. Va.

HAVING leased The SaPpington Hotel for
IL term Of years, and having re-Gurnished IL
handsomely from Basement TO AttIc, / have
opened IT for the accommodation OF tho public.
The TABLE will be beautifully supplied
with all Ia. luxuries and substsntiss that tho
Sity and Country markets aiiyrd.
The BAR Will be supplied with only Choice
Liquors.
None but polite and attentive Servant, will
os employed and nothing shall be lsii undurr
'pa' VIII contribute " the comfort sud pleas
ure Of guests.
Inc STABLE j. commodicus snd will be
attended by an experienced Osuer.
y fOh EN vii! attend all the trains 10
conduct visitors 10 Ihe Hotel, and TO transport
baggage, &c DR.. J. JOHNSON,
Late OF Washington County, Md
OCt tf
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-10-19

E4S" TIE AMERICAN SToCX JOURNAL
for October, contains number Of well
written articles Of great interest to the
Farmer and Stock Raiser Illustrated
with Engrayings of Model Stable, Short
Horn Cow Berkshire Hog, Percheron
Horse. Feed Steamers. Wild Animals,
Fowls, Pigeons, Birds, &c. Every
family should send for free specimen
copy, or n 90 for 1868, and get mum
bers of this year free. Address, y. =.
BOYER IL Co. Parkesburg, Chester
90. Pa
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! OUrS NlncertIy,
=. w. MCDOSNOLD.
President Cumberiam fnicsrsiy.

OsE OF 'EM-At the Washington
City Criminal Court, on the 4th inst,
George W. Jenkins, convicted of the
murder of his wife the day previous,
was sentenced to be hung on Thursday,
the 2Ist day OF October. The criminal
showed 10 sign Of disc)mPosure, and
on his way to the jail, in reply to a little
boy who, seeing the crowd, asked,
whats the natter?' said, with appar-
ent glee, taking his cigar from his
mouth, mo matter at al. only Z fresh
cut.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-10-19

pa@ \ USEFUL TnlNG IN THn House.
One of the most useful books to have
in the house is BAILoU's MONTHLY Mag
AzINE, the November number OF which
is Just out, and for sale at any depot in
the country. 1t is as interesting as 1t
is racy-grave and gay, lively and Sc
we're. 1t is just what cheers iireslde
of winter evening, and now the pub
fishers of BALLoU's MAGAZINE propose
to give pretty little chrome to every
subscriber the coming year, we may eX-
pect to see the publication increase rap
idly in circulation, even 200,O0) not be
ing too much for such a cheap and good
monthly. Such selection Of stories
cannot be found in any other serial III
this country. Besides, it has a juvenile
department which is most interesting and
instructive. Send three cent stamp for
specimens and premium list. and you
wont regret it. Published by Thomas
e Talbot, 60 Congress Street, Boston.
$50 per year, or ID cents single cop
les.
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NOTICE
TAMPA YERS.

NOTICE is hereby gwen. as required
" by chapter 30. sec ion D. ni The code.
that viii attend al the Office nl J. :.
Brsgonler. IN ShePherdsrowo. prIomsc
Township, on Friday and Saturday the
1t and 2nd days of Move nbcr nex.. and
at my office in Shepheri Township on
Monday AID Tuesday The Al snd 5Ih
days at N"'cnher. loI the purpose vt
coliscung TsNe, TOR the wear 1872. A
discount "i > pr cent val b" mtdr
to those who p,y al her rsSr. in Ihrlr
respective ro"n-hrp- o" -md rr.recu'e
days, and not othef~I.r.
l. /. CilIpLiNE.
hrluiT Sheriff.
Sheun's Office. Oct. J. Is72. -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-10-19

DEATH or WV. II. SEwATD.-EX-
Secretary Seward died at bis residence
in Auburn, New York. Oh the 10Th, at
the ace of seventy-onc years. lie was
born in Orange county, New York, IN
1901 was educated at Union College,
and at the age Of nineteen wentto Ee"r-
1ia, where he taught school for Il year.
Returning home, i'll 1922 he was adj
mittcd 20 the bar. Since his return
from his late extended tour OF foreign
travel Mr.. Seward has been in falling
health, although occupying himself,
with his accustomed energy, i'll prcpar-
inc history of his travels. He was
Governor of New York for two terms
and during his tenure OF the governor
ship the correspondence known IS the
Virginia correspondence" was widely
published in relation TO slavery and the
rendition of fugitives from justice. In
February, l849, he was elected to the
United States Senate 1t was in hls
speech in the Senate on the admission
of California. in 1880, that he introduced
the phrase "hlgher law, applying II 10
what he considered the law of God rs
being higher than the constitution. He
was reelected to the Senate in 1870,
was twice put in nomination for the
Presidency-once in 1856, when FIRE
mont was nominated, and again in 1860,
when Mr.. Lincoln was chosen. Ills
Senatorial term expiring in 1861, he
was made Secretary Of State by Mr..
Lincoln, and held that Office all through
the war. and through the subsequent
term of Andrew Jackson, narrowly cs-
Gaping assassination on the eveningthat
Mr.. Lincoln met his death. On the
accession of General Graut, Mr.. Sew
ard was retired from the post which he
had held for eight years. Mr.. Seward
was not only distinguished as states
NAL and lawyer, but was a finished or
ator and man Of general scholarship
and literary attainments.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-10-19

Az OH LADY.-There is living in
kanawha county in this State, an old
lady, Mrs, Rachel STANLEY, who was
born in Bedford County, Va, in 1774.
She has grand daughter sc years Of
age, and has IA children, % grand chill
dren, ard 293 great rrand children.
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RIBB0BS. MILLIlBaY ABD SlRAE
GOODS,
1872.
ALSO
White Goods, Embroideries, &c.
Armstrong, Gator & Co.,
Importers, Manufacturers and Jobbers.

Bnnnei Trim ming, Neck snd Sssh Rib
b,pe. Velvet Ribbons. Neck 1'Ie.. BIN.
net Silks. Ssuns. Velvet. and Grape.
FlogGs. Feathers, OrDsmeHts. Francs.
&c. Straw Bonnet. sod I.adus aud
ChIdren's Hats. trimmed end un,rin.
med. And IN connecting Wsretooms
White Goods, Linens. Enbrniderie.
Lsces, Nei.. Collars. Ssris. lisndke,.
rtiefs. Veiiinr. Head Nets. &c. e..
Nos. 237 and 239 Babimo,e Street,
BALTIMORE. ND.
These goods are Manufactured By us or
bought for Cash directly from the European
and American Manufacturers, embracing all
the latest novelties, unequsllcd in variety and
chespaess IN any market.
Orders hisd with care, promptness and deS-
daich. Sep 2i-2m
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CrliBEKLAND UNIVERSITY,
LEBANON, Tenn, May 9th, 1871.

LEBANON, I'm, VA! -'ITI' Io'I'
Messrs. g. & &. Merriam: In .defini-
tons, Webster is incomparably superior
to all Others. This great volume, web
sters Unahridgedi in its present form,
is library in itself work OF reference
which no scholar can afford to do with
ont. Its extensive circulation is as
necessary as the establishment Of com
mon schools.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-10-19

The Lynchburg News pays deserv-
ed tribnte to the great majority oftho
Teachers Of Schools in Virginia. 1t
says that the vocation of teacher has for
many years had a dignity and signlti,
canoe in Virginia, which it did not al
ways possess in other States. They are
beginning TO appreciate that profession
elsewhere, as it ought to be appreciated,
but Virginia has long been soand on
that subject Hence it is that her lnSti-
tutions of learning have held so high a
rank. We doubt whether there is any
State in the Union which can present
such body of instructors, taking i'll
view scholarship, end moral and social
qualities, as Virginia can to-day.
Vote for Hon. A. II. Boteler, for
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TWO STORY
Brick Dwelling,

Stable and Other Improvements, win =
Well Of water. This property i, IN a
pleasant and quiet neIgbborhood, and II.
one of the most desirable situations for a
dwelling in sad toeu.
TERNS-One fourth cash. and on the
balance. one fourth in Twelve months.
one fourth in eighteen months. and one
fourth IN t~enty-four months. evidenced
by purchasers bonds, bearing interest
from day OF sale. and secured by deed OF
trust upon the property sold.
Sale TO commence at o'clock.
JAMES ID. FAYMAN,
Trustee.
Or. -, 1872. 81
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NO I ICE.

THE Stockholders OF the Renewable
l Masonic and Temperance Hall are
requested 10 meet at kerneysvIlle on
Saturday. October 26Ih. al 3 O'clock, +.
VI. By Order Of the
CORPORATORS.
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| Horse, | Cow,
| SOW snd : PIGS,
4SHOATS.
Spring Wagon and Harness.

Spring Wagon and Harness.
Wafer Car, double shovel
Plows. , single DO, side Saddle, .
sets Plow Gears. Gram Cradle. =
Crowbars, 2 Picks and Shovel. , Ma.
son Hammers, large Iron Kettle and
large Stove Kettle, lot of Cook Pot..
Cro.s Cut Saw. Hand Saw, Stoves
2 Lard Cans, | ID Barrel Good Vine.
gar. , Moving Scylhes. Dung Hook.
Forks. about 20 bushels OF Oats, 3
Wash Tubs. Beds and Bedding.
Feather Bed, Tables, hslf.dozen Cane
Bottom Chars, hslf.dozen Common do.
Psrlnr Carpet, Rag do, Bureau. |
Corner Cupboard. Lounge and Stand,
a lot Of DISHES and Flo Ware, aud many
OF or articles.
TERNS-Fnur months credit will be
given on Ill sum. above SO. note and
approved security required. with inIrres'
from date, but III paid promptly when due
The interest will be RENTED. Sums OF
$40 and under cash. No properly 10 be
removed until seltied for.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock.
WM. J. KNOTT.
Administrator.
Oct. ~. 1872. 81
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Save Doctors Bills.
ERROKSOF YOUTH.

1 GENTLEMAN who suffered tor wears
a from Nervous Debility, Prema,urr Decay,
aud all the effects Of youthful ind!sere!on viii
for The sake of suffering humanity, send tree TO
al who need it, the recipe and direction tor ma
king the simple remedy by which he was cur
ed. Sufferers wishing 10 prohtby HE ADVERT
serS experience can DO so by ad 'ress'ng IN
perfect confidence, JOHN II. OGDEN,
No. AZ Cedar Strset, New FORK.
March 9, lS:%. lv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-10-19

10 elect Member OF the 43I Cors,,.s
from the Pad Congrt,,iunsi UI,ilr, 81
West Virginia.
And also. al the same lime snd place.
oi voting. HE fropO.iiiun viii be- .,b.
muied 10 the ,oGefs uf ,.ld G,s,,.
Whether they vii have the Snn.u;.,,
Sys'"m ~ tie County Court S,,i,m.
provided by the Constitution .o.a nm
Tie 22nd day oi August. 1872
Iho'e PERSONS wishing To- vuie lo, the
S0prrV'or. CONT vii do 80 hy Ls,;.s
written or printed on TIER ballot,
For The Board If Supe,vi,o,,.
A"o ih"-e pfrs0ns wI,bTg 10 vn,.
i"f re County C"nrI wi. 10 ., l., hs,.
ing "niien or printed On their bs!lUt,:
For The County Court.
By ori'I ol he Board OF Sppsrvj,cr..
q. Ii. TURNER, Clerk.
Sept 20 d
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Far ne Re gis'sr.
BARBOUR COUNTY, w. Va,
Oct. 9th. 1872.

EDITOR REGIsrER-lt has become 4
debatable question whether or not the
convention system OF making nomina-
tons in this state az has neen conducted
during the last year, has not to q con-
siderable extent become very nearly
nuisance. They have by no means in
many instances, reflected the will of the
masses OF the democratic party, and TO
tins cause, more than any other, may be
attributed the decentralization and con
fusion in the democratic and conserve
tive rank III the late chaotic canvass.
II seems 80 be understood that if an
aspirau;, no difference how distastetul TO,
or unpopular amongst the masses OF the
party, All incompetent for diSchargln9
the duties OF the office he seeks, can on
ly, 10y himself and friends, manipulate
ard i9yiLCed FOR lis nomination. they
ima2:h tan ssy natterto whip in the
parry q rls sopGe -, and by their cry Of
''sgr, OF tie nominee force Us to sup
por, lA,,:, aomire.ea Il, ing kDow by
tricFcry anG fraud, oud VINO are not the
cholre Of the party.
These reflections are brought about
by much that the subscriber has seen,
whereof he speaks, and especially by the
actions o. the late Grafton COMPRESSION
al Convention, wherein Mr. Faulkner
(who would have received the nomina-
ton had the instructions from Randolph
County been carried OUT was defeated
through chieancry and pUre cuysednees
on TIE rart Of the delegate from that
County, acting in con junction with the
wire working delegates from other Yves
tern counties in the interest OF Mr.. Mar
tin. Randolph County prior to the as
,emDiing of the first Convention at
Grafton, met in Mass Meeting and ap-
| pointed delegates To said Convention, in
structiny them 20 vote for Mr.. Faux
ner, WHO would AT the first Convention
! have received lie seven votes of Ran
( doph. there being men there that could
NOT be bought ror sold, but at the sec
end assembling but one delegate appear
! ed, vino oy the way is client Of Mr..
Martins, and he forgetting OF ignoring
! the voice aad wishes of those who sent
! him. cast TIE seven votes of his County
for Martin, thereby nominating him,and
: defeating Nr. Faulkner, who, with that
vote cast as instructed, would have been
nominated.
Gall YOU that a fair and legitimate
nomination. democrats OF the 2nd dis
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-10-19

Mrs. Parton (''Fanny Perm sister
of n. p. Willis, and the genial and
kind hearted writer, died a few days ago
in New York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-10-19

NHE undersigned. Administrator Of n.
i Estate Of Dennis McCullnuoh. de.
ceased, will sell a, Public Sale. a. h,s
lsle residence near RoifDans Mill.
On Wednesday, 9Oth of October,
1872, the following personal property.
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BY the Governor
joins VI. PHGLps, Secy of State.

Esq TIE SrANLEY-LVINGsToNE EX-
rYpIroN.-We notice in press Of the
Union Publishing Company,of Chicago,
volume to be sold by subscription,
which will, without doubt, give the real
facts of the New York Hsrou eXpeli-
ton to Africa in search OF DR.. Living
stones, under the command of Henry
N. Stanley. This volume will produce
as great sensation as DR.. Livingstone 5
first volume, or the first news IN the
Hsrau Of the finding Of DR.. Living
stone. We see it is intended to give
nm account of the Ancient Civilization
and Modern Situation OF Africa, its
many distinguished explorers, includ-
inc their accounts of Lion, Elephant
and Zebra Hunting. Those who have
read DR.. Liyingstonc's work on the eX-
plorations of Aries will, undoubtedly
be eager to see this. Many remember
Gordon Cummings wonderful tales Of
Hunting in South Africa We should
nudge from the advance sheets that this
book would equal, if not excel. anything
previously written on this subject. At
least verything from this most interes-
ting part of the globe will be read with
interest. Books on these subjects are
rood, wholesome, instructive reading.
Would that there were many more prln-
ted on the comparatively unknown parts
of the world
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Lots Nos. 9S and 80,
Or'. ~. 1872.

and bounded a. lolIows-Beginnin, at a
point on Nav Street and Joseph Welsh.
ans line; thence with his line 10 Back
Alley; thence with said alley TO Lot No.
90: thence with the line of Lot No. 90 to
New Street. thence with New Street TO
me beginning aud known on the Plat oi
said town ~ lot No 95;--aI,o 10, No.
90. bought Of A. NJ. Butler. by deed
bounded az follows: on the North BIZ
Back AlIpy,on the South by New Street.
on the West by Lot No. 100. on the
East by lot No, %.
On the Lot No % 10 fine
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4 y Election viii b. held in The Cum.
Il " OF Jtie"on. at HE sovrrsl pIsrt,
OF voting.
On Thursday, the 24th day Of
October, 1872,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-10-19

Vote for Hon. A. r. Boteler, for
Congress, on Thursday next.