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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-08
A VALUABLE JEFFERSON FARM
PRIVATE SALE.

WE. the Helrs. by will of Phine,s
W Nar.h.t deceased. on-r s,Fus.te
sac, THE FARM upon whIrh he Iesl.
Ged A. rhe nae al hls death. lying on Ihe
Turnp'kr rpaa Trading from >h phrrd--
town 10 SnIn III. one mle ON Her.
neNsvIIle, on the RaIupoc- and OHIO
Railroad. TIE farm contains Isl Acres
uG good Lrn--,one Land. with Timber
md gONd Improvements. veil of good
wafer. cat ~ and On excellent pond
near the barn.
We offer Ihe entire farm. o. 100 Acres
not including the widows dover. as u
may sull the purchaser.
the isrm - moi sold privately nv
SATURDAY. The let day OF MARCH.
II VI be odr'eI an ,h'l day ~ PUhlc
Sale, on Ihe p,rnI.es, # lsIr, II not the
neXl tar day.
Any one wishing 10 purchase. ran call
on J. \. SaydrI. near Scrabble. who
will attend Ia II. snd Ilnse living on the
farm will shox Ihr same.
THE HEIRS.
Janu,,v % Go
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-08
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MARY BEAU.

CANAL Blrr~-Thc bill of Mr. Ritchie,
of Maryland, in reference to canal
from the Ohio river to the seaboard is
now before the House Committee on
Commerce. Il provides that the Sec
retarv of War cause examinations, or
surveys, or both to be made to ascertain
the most feasible route for slackwater or
canal navigation between tide-water and
the Ohio river. by way Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal, first from the
mouth of the south branch of the Poto-
mae river. up and along said river, and
by way of the Elk and Great kanawha
river, to Point Pleasant, on the Ohio
river; secondly, from the City of Cum
berland, up and along the north branch
of the Potomac river, thence by or near
St Georges Court House, along Hughes
or Little kanawha River to Parkers-
burg and. thirdly, in connection with
said second, or last named line, from the
said north branch by way OF the
Youghiogheny river and the Mononga-
hela river to Pittsburg
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-08

TIE REcrsANr WrrNEss.-JoSeph b.
Stewart, who won't tell what he did
with the Union Pacific money, and who
is now in custody at Washington, was
the man who, at the time Of Lincoln's
assassination, sprang upon the stage and
chased Wilkes Boothe into the alley,
getting near enough to grasp at the
horse as Boothe struck at him with his
bowie knife and dashed away. Mr..
Stewart. it is stated, always held that if
Spanelcr had not slammed the door in
his face and obstructed his progress, he
would have ovcrtaked the assassin.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-08
SETTLE UP.

THE Undersigned having sold out their
stock of gonds. at Unlnnvlile. 10 j.
:. Melvin. request all persons indebted
t, settle up Immediately. fhe books
will he in ,he hand. OF James Barnhsu.
al the .tore, who ia authorized TO close
up the business. unuI the fret OF March,
and Ill accounts not settled At that lime
viii be placed ~ an Off .er's hands Tor
speedy collection.
A. l.. OSBOURN.
x. l.. OSBUURN.
January II, 1873. 3"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-08

STYLE IN OLD TnGEs-ln 1872, Gov
elnor Hancock received his guests In a
red velvet cap. within which was one OF
fine linen, turned up over the edge OF
velvet one or two inches thick. lie
wore blue damask gown, lined with
silk. white satin small-clothes. white silk
stockings, and red morocco slippers.
The Judges Of the Supreme Court OF
Massachusetts. as late as 1888, wore
robes of scarlet, laced with blackvelvet,
and in summer black silk gowns. Cen
tlcmen wore coats OF every variety OF
color. generally the cape and collar OF
yelvet.ot 4 different color from the coat.
I'm I7SO. General Washington arrived
in New York from Mount Vernon, to
assume the duties Of the Presidency,
lie was dress d in a tull suit Of Virginia
lonespun. On his visit to New Eng
land. he wore the cid Continental uni
form. except on the Sabbath, when he
appeared in black.
john Adams. when Nice-Presldent,
wore a sword, and walked about the
streets with his hat under his arm.
At leyecs in Philadelphia. President
Washington was clad in black velvet,
his hair powdered and gathered behind
in a silk BAG, yellow gloves. knee and
shoe buckles. He held in his hand 4
cooked hat. ornamcnted with a cockade,
fringed about an inch deep with black
feathers. \ long sword in white
scabbard,with a polished steel hiIt,hmg
ut his hip.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-08
WIN Endure What is CurabIe

"What can't We cured mus he endured says
the pfUverb but Indigestion can he cured, and
therefore It Is mefesr s'upi,lly to endure it.
Dyspcpticy have certainly rIgtt to continue
dy>pep &c, To the end OF their days II the chose
but q, It i not supposed that any ratIonal he
ing prefer physical torment To ease aud heal h.
the reliability thar all Sufferers from lndl-
gestI3u were convln ell that an absolute, inial-
Iule. rtmedy for their complaint existed. they
would with one accord resort H. It. We most
empharlcay declare That such a rene " does
exis,. aud that its anne L. HO,le'ier = Stomach
Biiters The record oi It's SurcesS extends over
a period o. more than twenty years, and II s
feare.sly alleged that during tho whole OF that
time it has never failed 20 afford permanent
relief to any deranyem5nt 81 the stomach that
was not orca'ic, malignant, and incura5le.
The testimonials that 90 t. establish this IN
por,ant fac, can be counted hy the Ihousand
stomach complaints that had been agra ated
by total disregard Of all dietary rules, aud IN
,ensitied and rendered chr5n hy medicinal
treatment Or drastic purgiti nave in hundreds
Of instance been cured within three months
by tic syst matte use Of tli' sto gach!e and
aliersiire. 1t should be remembered hat weak
ness OF the digestive organs involves many
other ailments. BIIlousne>s, bead che, :
vous debility, spasm-, pa!PIil,'on OF the heart,
rush o. hood T. the head nausea, vertigo, and
sleeplessne>s are among tie cOucomllanls End
results; and for al. these y great vegetable
tonic : ,peclfc. 1t acts irst UPON The stOm-
sch, and through the stomach upon the sore
tory and the nervous ~ ten aud the bowels,
its genera! effect being always genial and BEN
eff emit
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-08
Save Doctors Bills.

lfyou want TO Keep from paying many
doc,nrs bulls, keep a boulr OF l~o OF
ENYLER' SURE CURE IN your
honse. It will cure Dlarrhea, Cholera,
Cholera Morbu., Dysen'e y, Cr1mp Col
ic, Summer Compliant IN children. &c.
A SUR remedy FoI sale by
Il NJ. BILLINGS.
Druggist.
ShenheraetnWn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-08
NOT ICE.

I WOULD -sv to The public that am
l. very thankful Tor the patronage ex'rn.
drd To me IN The p,-r, and -. sm about
rs close out Tv .tbck OF Books and Sta.
uonsfy "qne-t al persons Indc5red TO
settle up In .nrUIdlelv
Jan Is w. n. SrALEY.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-08

4 CEANRUEY FORTUNE.-A merchant
of CHICAGO was induced by two friends
to invest with them inaland speculation
at some distance off-the purchase was
made. and the parties divided the land
in three parts. keeping the two best To-
cations, as they supposed,tort themselves,
and appropriating the other to the alb
sent partner: for some years he contln-
ued to pay taxes for it, without ever
having seen it; but finally becoming
mined in trade, he bethought himself to
visit his distant property, when, to add
TO his troubles he found that his friends
had palmed upon him an apparently
worthless swamp. The New York In
dependent thus tells the rest OF the story:
"Sighing Just little at the duphclty
of his friends he wandered over the
swampS he almost disdained to call his
own. and Splashed through mud and
water in desperate hopclcssneSs. Pow
ertv and want stared him in the face,
when 10 something else stared him in
the face 700. He found something upon
his land. What was it! 1t was Lot
California gold nor South African dia-
monds: neither oil, iron or coal twas
wild cranberries. presto change :!
Now mark the result. That land is
worth &So)pcr acre, and he is worth
half a million dollars. lie was Shewd
man. with an eye to business; and saw
at once a fortune in those cranbcrricS,
and went to work to realize it by cult
walton aud systematic labor, and he has
regularly trained brigade Of children
and hands 10 pick and prepare the cram
berries for market, for which he real
lies as nigh at $24 per barrel, while the
men who intended to play joke on
him now mourn over their own m1alu-
able land and sigh for the fortune their
ioking cost them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-08

rs" PETERS MUslCM MoNrHLr, No.
66, for February, comes promptly to
hand, and is, as usual, overlooking with
melody. This magazine is furnished at
the low price of So per year, and con
tains more music in single monthly
number than can be bought in sheet
form for double that sum. The number
before us contains several fine pieces by
the best composers, both vocal and in
strumental. AS trial trip, the publish
ers offers to send, postpaid, three back
numbers of 1872 for 60 cents or six
back numbers for 81. Send on your
orders, and our word for it, you will get
ten times your moneys worth of choice
new music. Address J. L. Peers, 500
Broadway, \. \.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-08

Is" HAprER's MAGAZINE for Februa
~ is ON cur table-flled with interest
mo and instructive matter, as usual.
Indeed, the publishers seem in this Num-
her to have surpassed themselves. The
illustrated articles are Life III the Dia-
mond Fields" The Monte-de Pete. ="
MARY Qleen Of Scots" Life of an
Eastern Woman sold Kensington."
For able and well written articles. and
for the variety and interest of It's con
tents. IIarpers Monthly exceeds all 9th
err magazines. Price 81 per year. Ad-
dress Harper e Bros, New York City,
and for sale by ". IL. Staley, News
dealer, Shepherdstown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-08

!. II. Bristor, Real Estate Agent OF
this place. has recently sold the follow,
inc properties, viz: \ small house ana
lot on Church street, belonging to San
ders. to VI. Gushing for $500. Also, a
house and lot OH John street, belonging
to Il. Huber. to J. W. Coltelt. OF Pa
for a1.20). Also, house and five acre
lot near town, belonging to John huntz'
to J. W. Colfclt for $1,000. AlSo, IA
small farm Of u acres, at the foot OF
North Mountain. belonging TO Robert
Kennedy. to James Taylor. OF Pa ana
a lot of 81 acres of timber land, in Nor
gan county, belonging to Samuel Nc
kown.toJamcs Starlittr.-Waf'ins6FS
NafeSmqn
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-08

TIE LEVY HENS TAKE THE JErFEE-
son EsrATE.-The Virginia Supreme
Court of Appeals decided last week the
title 10 Monticello, the home OF Jetter-
son. to vest in the heirs Of Commodore
Levy. The case was i'll relation to the
will of Commodore Levy. and the de
wise of "Monticello" to the State. for the
purpose Of establishing an agricultural
school. The construction Of the will
has been passed upon by the Supreme
Court of New York, and it was there
decided that the property, consisting OF
real and personal estate in New York
and real estate in Virginia, (which was de
vised for the establishment of and carry
inc on the school, was. void. and that
court gave the property to the heirS-at-
law of Commodore Levy. In conSe-
ouence of that decision the Supreme
Court of Virginia decides that the inva-
liditv of the devise is in all Its parts res
adjndicata. The judgment OF the court
below is affirmed, and Monticello goes
to Levys heirs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-08

language. She coufded herself to him
and he Immediately promised to restore
her to her husband. A few days after
ward she was on board the Alexandra
an steamship Calsthee, bound for Mar
settles.
The Marseilles papers, in commenting
on this extraordinary case, demand that
President Theirs should insist upon the
extradition of Keryel, on the part of
the Egyptian authorities. Kervel is said
to be quite tavorite of the Khedive's.
and man Of the most desperate char
acter.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-08
OLD TRUST Is DEAD !!
BAD PAY KILLED HlN!

BELIEVING the C,>h System 10 be
ID the bet tor hoh buyer aud seller.
hereafter 20 goods wIl be delivered un-
les .elllpd tor At the counter. All who
are inAel ted ara polleIy notified 10 come
forward and st le up
VI; motto hereafter will he 20 llck
ssl,s ouI small rtoli cor Ihe casb. y
LLOYD LlCkLlDER.
Drc2l
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-08

S ol Them good Mix Cows, 3 of Them
now fte-b,
A lot Of HOGS and SIDATS.
good Road Wagon end Bed.
New Car.
2 sells new Cart Gear,
falling top Boggy and Harness,
SpIng Wagon,
BsrsneAr piO~s.
3 double and 2 slnlle shovel Plows.
pair new Snelving..
pair Hay Ladders,
2 new Hauows,
Com CJverer.
new Wheat Drill,
good Wheat Fan.
Reader and Mower, combined,
Woods patent,
. wire horse Rakes. double Rol
Ter Resolving Whes! Screen. 6 sets
wagon Harness. Plow Gears. Fifth
Cham. treble. double and eagle Trees.
Forks. Rskr.. Hoes. Ma tocss. and isrm
looI. OF almost every ce.cdpIon. also IS
or 80 ACRES OF WHEAT 10 the
ground. aud msny Other arurles.
TERMS-A credit Of Nm. NOnihs
vii be gwen ON all sums over ten dol
lar, nore and approved security required
tie nuies TO bear lntere., from dsie. but
II PAID promptly when due I've interest
will be remlued. Sums 81 Ten collars
and under cash. No property 10 be re.
moved unIl settled for
Sale 10 commence II 10 O'Clock.
GEORGE SHOW.
G. d. McGliGcy, Aucn0Deer.
F,h 30
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-08

\ Miss Mary Atkins, aged l6, of
Wisconsin, committed suicide by taking
strychnine, because her parents would
not let her 90 to party
Hampden Sidney College, Virginia
has lately received $4,000, the amount
collected for establishing a Theological
Seminary by The United synod Of
the New School Presbyterian Church,
before the war. The transfer was made
with the full consent Of ali the parties
interested.
The jury in the Wharton-Nan Ness
case. at Annapolis, Nd, could not 4
gree. and We're discharged on Monday
last. They stood eight for conviction
and four for acquittal Mrs. Wharton
renewed her bond in the sum of $40
900 for heI appearance at the April
term
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-08

Both Houses of the Legislature of
Virginia, have now passed a bill which
exempts an uncle's widow and neph-
ew's widow from the provision of law
which has heretofore existed,prohibiting
marriages "hetween certain degrees OF
relationship" This action wasintended
especially to meet the case of highly
respectable gentleman and lady OF
Prince Edward, who were married out
of this State, and who under the old
law could not live together as man and
wife. A man may now marry his I'M
cle's widow, or his nephews widow.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-08
ADMINISTRATORS
NOTICE.

THE undersigned having Administered
upnn the Estate OF WILLIAM NIGH
OILS, deceased. request. oil persons 10.
debied 10 said Estate 30 make immediate
payment to my Agent, Daniel w. Hen
dnck-. whom | have appointed 10 settle
10 said Estate. Persons having claims
against the Estate willpresen. Them prop.
erly authenticated 10 NY agent. MI.
Hendricks, for settlement
JOHN W. NICHOLS,
Administrators.
Feb | 6S
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-08
CEMETERY NOTICE.

THE Managers OF Elnwood Cemetery
| Company will meet al rher Office.
on Saturday neal. the s'b oi February
at , o'clock, p VI The object o! the
meeting i Ia mase srfan2emeOis 10 rslse
lunds 10 huili The fence ant house.
DAVID BILLMYER, Pres'i.
G. II. BUTLER. Sec'y.
Feb Nv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-08

acter.
a TERRIBLE AFFAIR IN FAYETrE Co.
About eighteen months ago the neigh
borhood OF Mountain Cove, in Fayette
county, West Nirginia, was thrown into
intense excitement by an atfray which
occurred between a Mr.. John 0. Cole
man and Mr.. Madison Neal, which re-
suited in the death of the latter. To
day we are called upon to record the
murder of a sister Of Mr.. Neal, which
was perpetrated in about one-half mile
of the spot where the fatal blow was
given Mr.. Neal. We learn from our in
tormant, Mr.. George A. Vaughn, OF
Mountain Cove, that on Thursday night,
the 23d ult, the sister Of Mr.. Neal was
married to a Mr.. Potter. After the
marriage ceremony was performed and
the festivities Of the occasion nearly
passed by, there came TO annoy chap
piness OF the nuptial ones, a party OF
eight young men with guns, tin pans,
horns, &c. -Four of the party carried
guns, which were discharged alternately
at random or intehtly. Suffice it to say,
/ the bride and her step daughter were
standing in the doorway. She (then
Mrs. Potter was leaning against the
door-facing, holding lighted candle,
looking on the party without. Almost
instantly, four guns were fired, the con
tent, of one of the four striking the
door-facing; thence entering the ear OF
Mrs Potter, crushing the bone and lodi
ging about the centre OF the head. She
Immediately fell and was conveyed to
her bed. DR.. II. Is. Dickinson was i'm
mcdiately sent fox, who probed the
wound and pronounced it fatal, civ
inc it as his opinion that thewound was
caused by hard tow wad discharged
from a Gun in the hands OF some one OF
/ the party. Mrs. Potter, after Suffering
excruciating pain, fingered until Sunday
afternoon, the 2jth ut., when abouttwC
o'clock she expired. Our informant
saws that Justice Koonce soon had the
whole party under arrest and they were
examined before him ON the 27th, three
or four of whom will be sent to the jail
OF Fayctte count, for further trial This
is one of the most shocking occurrences
it has ever been our duty to record, and
the guilty parties should be promptly
and severely dealt with.-Greenbrie'
independent.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-08

The VALLEY RAILRoAD.-Ihe Staun-
ton. (Na.) Spectator states that the Val
lev Railroad Company has executed a
MORTGAGE for S3.O00.000 to complete
the entire line. The bonds will be sew
en- per cent. currency bonds, payable in
thirty years. These bonds will be a
first lien on the entire line of the road,
running 1l3 miles through part OF
the Valley of Virginia. and crossing
two great east and west lines, the Ches-
apeake and Ohio at Staunton. and the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio at Salem.
BY the sale of these bonds, secured by
this mortgage, the requisite amount OF
money with the subscriptions amount
ing to S2,300,O00 heretofore made) Will
( be obtained to complete the road from
Harrisonburg to Salem
Richard w. Payne. in King George
County, Va, was loading a gun in his
store, with pipe i'll his mouth. The
fire ignited the powder, and fell in a
large canister, blowing the house to at
oms, and severely injuring Mr. PAYNE
A Mr. Sisson was thrown considera-
BILE distance and lodged against a tree
in the yard.
The Attuck Guard, colored, of Rich
mond, Captain X. L. Hobson, have
been invited by the Stanton Battalion,
colored, of Washington, to be present
at the re-inauguration of President
Grant on the 4th of March.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-08
RE-OPENING.

The Asbury NJ. E. Church, (colored,)
in this town, having undergone extern
sivc repairs, ttrescoing, painting, &c, at
a cost of S376,4S cts, of which amount
S2lLS9 cts. have been paid, leaving a
balance of >l64,59 cts. to be paid) will
be re-opened on Sunday, Feb. 9th inst.
Preaching at IL o'clock, A. ~, by Rev.
T. W. Boothe, Pastor: at o'clock p.
NJ. by Rev. c. W. Andrews, ID. d..
and at oelock,by Rev. A. Is. Wilson.
4 cordial invitation is hereby extended
to all. Collections 10 be made through
out the day. T. W. BOOTlIE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-08

On Saturday morning last the large
Touring mill, at Monrovia, Frederick
County, Md, was destroyed by fire, in
GLIDING nine thousand bushels of wheat.
A colored man was also burned to death.
The fire was caused by friction of the
machinery.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-08

PROBABLE MrRuER.-Ihe New OK
Herald OF the 10th gives an account OF
the murder Of VIM. Ii. Harrison, who
il supposed to be no other than Captain
W. ii. Harrison OF Winchester well
known a> a Confederate soldlcr-hay-
in" served in the "Boomerangs, Go. ii.
18th Regiment Virginia Infantry. NJ,
ter the war he went to New York and
was for a while in the employment OF
Is. RousS as salesman. Speaking OF
the murder the Herald says:
The clothes were badly lorna sleeve
missing, and pantaloous pocket turned
inside out: the neck bore scratch or
two. Il, ittrom chol,inc,while the right
side Of the head between the car and
eye. was badly bruised.
An examination Of the clothing was
made. but nothing but a few worthless
trites were found. The deceaSed.who-e
name is VIM. ii. Harrison, is about -
wears old. member of Battery y.
Fifth Artillery. who enlisted in New
York last FIJI and vas brought to Fort
Adams. Friday the men were paid of,
and a number OF them came to Newport,
The streets were unusually noisy last
evening and the police had their hands
fill.
lie had about seventy dollars when
he left the fort.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-08
MUSGROVE'S
PILE REMEDY.

VlHE undetslgned recommends 70 tho
/ puonc hI. PILE RE HEUT. Tn.
preparation has cured many eases Of
PIr- ot long st.n Ing. sIr-r Ill Other
prepar,ltuns had tailed. aud oi the mO.i
obstinate cnar@clrr. IL lat ihI. prep.rs.
ton hto n-ver Vel isIrd 10 rufe. no mat
YER ~ ~hsr form, ~befe u has BEEN sp-
pIIrd property.
DIgEcu,s--U-e the preparation as
no, as u can be borne. ~iih sponge.
when raurng 10 bid 1t nIg u, and repeat
unnl rureI.
PRIcg-f2 50 per single BOX. or ga
per DORM, ~ $40 slef rure - effect.
ed.
Read the iollowne certificate,
dr'd' could be hal IT necessary
burg. w. V,-Janosv lith.
ls73-My vile tired Mu-eroVe'. RENE
dy Tor TIE Piles. sier nearly 40 gears
standing. and can lay she was tDmsiy
cured, after u'InC part 81 box. and
hIlaiy recommend to the public.
SAMUEL X. LINDSAY.
Berkeley County. W. Vs.-Nr John
H. NusQrose-I have used your RENE
dv IN nv family. for HE Piles. aud mud
u u be cure cue.
John NJ. BYERS.
Mr.. John II. MDsRroye-l have used
Your preparation Tor tie Piles end find Il
to he a sure Rrmedy.
JOHN X. WELSH.
January s,h. ls73-Nr John q. Mus
grove sm happy to certify ihsi your
Pie Rrmed|. 10 40 sppII aIions. c1rrd
me entirely. after doetorIns iDr so,ne
lime, and now ! an enuTrly cured,
LEVI ROSS.
Mr. John II. Nu,qrove-l an uu,y
happy 10 lie MY that yoUr Remedy evfeb
ne ~ one gIgbi, and never suffered any
Inconvenience since from NE Plies.
which DISCONNECTED me IRON YORK.
JHOS. ) rkIPLlNG.
address JOHN II. MuSGROvE.
ShepherdsIown. w. W.
Jan IS n
DORTE uONNAlES. Money Bpuks.
[ Jet Jexelry. roroiss.S iell .SIr~.v
Buttons, Pearl Sleeve Bunons. I,-Ad
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-08

MOORE = Black lAt, Csner- VIZ.
LA Jug Flnd. Arm Jld's WIRING Fluid.
Fv's Black lHk. 3owets' Violet Ink,
Knspp's Purple lJk. TOR sale al
H. ~. Billings Drsg Store.
Aug 81 "