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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.

BENTON BARRACKS. No,
April 80 1865.
Dr. John Bull-DeAr Sir Knowing the efficacy
Of vosr Sarsaparilla, and the healing and benef-
ciaI qualities il possesses send you the following
statement of my case:
was wounded about two years ago and taken
prisoner and confined for sixteen months. Being
moved so often. my wounds have not healed yet
have not sat up moment since / wounded.
shot through the hips My general health il
impaired, and l need something TO assist nature:
have more faith in your Sarsaparia than anything
else. l wish that which is genuine Please ex-
press me half a dozen bottles and oblige
CAPT. c. p. JOHNSON,
St Louis No.
P. S.-The following was written April 80, 1866,
by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother OF Capt. johnson
Dr. John Bull-Dear Sir: My husband, Or, c 5.
Johnson skilful surgeon and physician IN
Central New York. where he died. leaving the
above c. p. johnson to my care. At thirteen years
of age he had chronic diRTrhOea and scroful0- for
which gave your SarsapaTilla- 1t cured him.
have for ten years recommended II to many in New
FORK Ohio and Iowa. scrofuia. fever sores and
general debility. Perfect success has attended it,
The cures effected in some cases Of scrotula and
fever sores were almost miraculous l am very
anxious for my son TO again have recourse TO your
Sarsaparilla. He is fearful of getting spurious
article hence his writing to you for ii. His wounds
were terrible, but believe he will recover.
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON
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The sermon was delivered in very sol
emn tone. The speaker was himself deep
" affected. In the death Of the great mis-
sionary he had lost personal friend. The
entire audience, almost, was moved to
tears. There was no relative to weep over
his bier but the subdued sobs through
out the church during the services showed
how fully the people realized his virtues
and how much they loved him. The au-
dience was largely composed of old resi-
dents of st. Louis The following persons
were noticed among the hundreds present
Col. Robert Campbell, Gen. Harvey, Gen.
D. NJ. Frost, Col Geo. Knapp, Gen. 4.
j. Smith, Mr. Soulard and Major Thomas.
There were also a large number Of distin-
guished persons from abroad.
Services concluded about noon, when
the remains followed by the clergy and a
large concourse Of mourning friends were
taken to St. Stanislaus novitiate near
FlOrissant, the Jesuit burial place He
was inferred at the feet Of Father Nerha
gen, one of the original six young mer
who after many trials escaped from Bel
GUM to become Jesuit missionaries in the
wilds Of America Within a few feet liz
the remains of two others, Rev. Fathers
Elet and Smedts. The two remaining
ones still living, Fathers Van Assche anC
Verryedt of the'heroic band, are both OLE
and feeble and in few years will proba
bly, join their companions in this silen
cemetery, where, after a period of fit!
years of labor for the honor and glory 0
that God to whom they had devoted thei
lives, within a space of few feet square
they will sleep the sleep which knows n
waking till the resurrection morn.
The event of Father De Smet's dealt
has cast gloom over the entire communi
ty. Yesterday morning the body lay i
state at St. Xaviers church, and score
Of his former acquaintance awaited then
selves of the opportunity Of getting as
look of him whose life was devoted to tn
good of his race, and whose memory wi
pass down to posterity with an ever il
creasing lustre.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-11
Alarria9es.

In this place, on the evening Of the
oath December, at the NJ. +. Church
South. Parsonage, by Rev. A. A. r.
Neil. Mr.. JOHN WYSONG to Miss
MAMIE SHOW, daughter of MIR,
Geo. Show, all of this vicinity.
In this place, on the evening of the
9Th instant, at the Episcopal Parsonage,
by Rev. DR.. Andrews, Mr.. G. COLUM-
BUS MANUEL, of Charlestown, to
Miss GEORGIANNA WATERS, OF
this town.
January 2, ls73,in the NJ. P. Church,
Harper's Ferry, by Rev. J. Thomas
Murray, D. d., assisted by Rev. ): A:
McFaden, Rev. H. Z. MlSkIMON, of
the Maryland Conference NJ. 7. Church,
to Miss ELLA MURRAY BEALE,
daughter of T. w. Beale Esq, OF Har-
per's Ferry, w. Va.
On the lst inst, at the Parsonage OF
the NJ. Z. Church, South, by Rev. w.
A. Wade. JAMES A. WATSON to
Miss MAGGIE j. SWIGART, all OF
Jefferson county, w. Va.
On the 5th December, at the resi-
dence of the brides mother, in Back
Creek Valley, by Rev. L. J. Willis,
CHAS. F. GATHER and Miss JEN-
ME BOAK, all Of Frederick Co, Va.
On the 25th nit. at Hopewall tacto-
nv, by Rev. w. a. v ade, COLlNE Z.
KEPHART to Miss SUSAN B. LEE,
all Of this county.
On the 23d ult., at the residence OF
the brides mother, Washington City,
D. G., By Rev. S. Shannon, JOHN ):
HAUN,of Westinghouse Mss MARY
V. c. DONAVIN, daughter OF the late
Col John Donavin, Of Charlestown.
On the oath ult., by Rev. p. H. Thorn
as, Mr., JAMES PEER and Miss SA-
VILLA ROODY, all of Berkeley.
On the 10Th ult, by Rev. P. H. Thorn
as. Mr.. GEO. D. POISAL and Miss
MAGGIE Z. MCDONALD, all Of Mar
tinsburg.
On the oath ult by Rev. P. II. Thorn
as, Mr.. JACOB NJ. VANMETRE to
Miss SUSANC. FINNS,al of Berkeley.
In Baltimore on the 3lst Of Deem
Der, 1872, by the Rev. Dir. Shermer,
THOMAS i. JOHNSON to Miss AL
ICE KNIPE. both Of Baltimore.
On the 26th ultimo, at the Methodist
Episcopal Parsonage, in Frederick
City, Maryland, by Rev. J. a. Price,
JOHN II. BUCKLES to Miss JEN-
ME d. ENGLE, both OF Jefferson
Co., West Va.
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D@- The LUTHERAN FA1R.-The La.

pS HE LUTHERAN FAIR.-Ihe La
dies Fair, after progression of nearly
two weeks, closed on Saturday night
last, realizing little upwards of five
hundred dollars, clear of all expenses.
This We consider pretty good, consider
ing the ''tightness OF the times. The
Lady Managers performed their respec-
tive duties we'll, and deserve the highest
encomums of all concerned, especially
those who had charge of the cooking
. department 1t is said that "too many
cooks will spoil the BROTH" but upon
this occasion the more cooks present
the better the broth was. The Post
Office an@ Fortune Telling department
was excellently managed by Misses W.,
B., and S, and sent many iOpi"g mis-
siveto the different young goats present,
which no doubt sat heavy upon their
hearts. The different Ladies who had
charge of the tables also performed their
work satisfactorily. A beautifully work
ed quilt was ''chanced" off, and Mr..
John Byers was the lucky possessor.
The Christmas Tree fell in the hands of
Mr.. John +. WelShans, and the hand
some cake built by Mr.. Geo. Show, to
Luther L. Smith and the Silver Sett to
Master Harry Line; large fruit cake,
weighing % pounds, built by Jos. NJ,
Stopebraker. to Mr.. Geo. NJ. Beltzhoo-
yer ; the Silver Forks to WIN. NJ Right
slime, and the Silver Spoons to Charles
Hobbs, and a Castor to James Gotten
berger and the handsome vases Of ar
tihcial flowers, made and arranged by
Misses Belle and Ella Byers, to Luther
l.. Smith, besides many other articles to
different persons,
We are request by the ladies to re-
turn their thanks to Criswell's Silver
Comet Band for the excellent music
dscoursed each night on the OCCASION
to Mt. Nebo Lodge Of Masons for their
Hall, in which the Fair was held, and
to the public generally for the liberal
patronage extended,
The entire festivities passed of very
pleasantly, to the delight of all present
as well as those interested.
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Editorial Brevities.

Sportsmen are informed that the game
law provides that no cartridges shall be
killed from January l, 1873 until Octo-
Der Is, 1873, in Maryland.
A Terra Haute girl exclaimed, when
she saw a Thomas feline elevate his back
HOh, wouldn't he make lovely bustle7
Dr.. Johnson, of the Ssppington Ho,
tel, purchased few days ago two hogs
from Mr.. Francis Feltner, near Dut.
fields Depot; weighing CTS lbs. VIII
call soon again, Dr.
OF the signers Of Jefferson Davis
bail-bond there are now dead u. A.
Myers, John NJ. Bolts, Thos. X. Price.
William H. mcfarland and William h.
Lyons, of Richmond, and Horace Gree
lev, of Now York, who was the first
signer.
Barnum, with indomitabie zeal, has
already ordered another supply of wild
animals for his menagarie,i in New York.
and that establishment is to be opened
again in the spring.
The Grand Lodge of Masons OF West
Virginia has elected DR.. Thomas IL.
Logan Grand Master. There are 50
chartered Lodges in the State.
A bill has been passed by both the
Houses of the Legislature making the
Attorney General and the State Super.
intendent of Free Schools members Of
the Board of Public Works. The Board
has heretofore consisted Of the Governor,
Auditor and Treasurer.
The act of the Legislature, passed
25th of February, 1870, prohibits the
killing of deer from the LIST day of Jan
uary till the 18th of August, and in
ficts penalty of $50 for any violation
of the law-one half to go to the intor
merand the other half to 60 to the School
fund.
The Postmaster General has decided
that a married woman has right to
require that letters addressed to her
shall not be delivered to any one
else, except on her order. We suppose
the right to correspond with whom they
please is an inalienable one.
A railroad smash up occurred on the
Buffalo and Pittsburg railroad on the
2ath ult Thirty persons were killed
and forty badly wounded, Of whom kill
ed were a bride and bridegroom, 1t
was an awful sight to see the schorched
and manned victims, and heartrend!ng
to hear their groans.
A railroad accident occurred near
Newton, Kansas, on the oath December,
killing five persons and wounding TWEEN
ty.
Mrs, Snyder, wife of Rev J. A, Sny
der, of the Lutheran Church, at New
Market, Va, died on the 22nd Decem-
Der.
Six hundred pounds of rabbits were
shipped one day last week, from Thorn
ton, West Virginia. by the b. Is o. K.
r. Nearly all of them were caught in
the vicinity Of Danyille. Barbour coun-
ty, West Virginia.
Look our for spurious fifty cent pos
tai currency. The country is flooded
with them.
Mr.. r.. B. Hollis, of Darkesville, in
returning home from Mar,insburg, on
last Saturday evening, fell senselessfrom
his sulkey and remained in helpless,
insensible condition the most of the
night and until he was found by some
persons passing. When found he was
nearly frozen to death.
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EI- DEATH OF A WORTHY CITIzE

E- DEATH OF WORTHY CITIZEN.
Died, at his residence, near Union
vile, in this county, on the 4th inst,
Adam Link, ST., in The 18th year OF his
age.
Mr., I.;nk was prominent citizen Of
our county, universally respected, and
eminently useful.
He was leading member of the Lu-
theran Church, for long period one OF
its Elders, and during long life one OF
It's warmest and most benevolent and
most liberal supporters, He died in
peace, and has gone to his reward, His
mortal remains were deposited In the
Lutheran Church-yard in our town, on
Monday last, the funeral services being
attended by large concourse Of sorrow
inc friends. Peace to his ashes
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Deatbs.

In this place, 2Sth of December, 1872,
Miss JENNIE SCHELL, daughter Of
Mr. John Schell, Sr., aged about Is
years.
Near Unionville, on Saturday night
last, 4th instant, Mr.. ADAM LlNK,Sr.,
aged about IS years.
Near GerardStown, OH December
4th, 1872, Miss EMILY V. MILLER,
daughter OF George ID. and Eliza Miller,
aged % years.
In Cumberland, Nd, on the goth of
December, 1872, Mr. a. NJ. c. era
MER, one of the most highly respected
citizens of that place. He was born i'll
Downpatrick, county ofDown, Ireland,
in 1897, and was brother to the late
DR.. Samuel J. Cramer Of Charlestown.
In St. Louis, on Dec. 9th, 1872, THE
ODORE w. EVANS,a native Of Berk-
eley, in the 43rd year Of his age.
At the residence of +. w. Drew,
Esq, near Charlestown, on the 25th OF
December, 1872, Miss CATlIARINE
CROFT, in the sgd year Of her age.
In Gainesville, Butler Co., Iowa, on
the 2lst November, 1872, after long
and severe illness, Mrs. CATHARlNE
POISAL, wife of Peter Poisal, apd
daughter of the late James Gallaher OF
Charlestown-aged IS years.
In Charlestown, December oath, 1872,
of Apoplexy, Capt. JOHN w. ROW
AN, late of Co. A. I'd Va. infantry,
'Stonewall Brigade" aged 81 years.