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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-29
HONESTY PAYS.

It pays to be honest. 1t pays IN
more ways than one. Ii not only pays
in the satisfaction it brings, but, in the
long run. it pays in dollars and cents,
The mechanic. the merchant, the manu-
tacturer the lawyer-in fact. every man
that seeks advancement through his la
bors will find that honesty is not only
the best policy. but the best stock in
trade that he can have IL may take
LONGER 10 earn fortune by honest Ia
Dor. but once earned. it will last longer
and buv more solid comfort than double
the amount earned by dishonest means.
There is something better than wealth.
Integrity is priceless. Money cannot
brv it. The rich man may envy the
poor man its possessions. yet the rich
NAV have it II they seek it from the be
ginning. Start rgH young man. Let
no ambitious whispers lead YOU aStray.
BE determined to deal on the square
with your fellow man. Every dollar
thus earned will bring blessing TO your
heart. Ifyou can't make money hon
estly YOU had better remain poor al!
vour life. 1t will not pay to exchange
your honesty for few dollars and cents.
Money made by cheating your neigh
bors will burn into YOU conscience and
destroy forever your earthly happiness,
Does ambition lead the citizen to high
political power Let HIM understand
that the only sure toothold in climbing
the rugged steep Of fame is honesty OF
purpose. He may have brilliant ability
may charm the eye and please the ear
bnt if he lacks integrity he lacks the one
GREAT element of lasting power. II he
is false to himself he will be false to
others. and his fall will be rs certain as
his elevation was rapid. The wrecks
of ambitious statesmen are 10 he seen
on every side. They had ability; they
had the confidence of the people; they
were elevated to power and influence,
but they lacked honesty and they fell
moral wrecks made so by their own fol.
". Let their fate be warning to pub
lie men. Let personal integrit! be the
priceless jewel that money can neither
blv nor sill. The fame that is built
upon honesty will stand like the shaft
of granite, the emblem Of beauty and
moral strength.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-29
MODERN MARRIAGE CEREMONY

"Wilt thou take this brown stone front,
These carriages, this diamond;
Make him the husband OF thy choice
Fast locked in bonds OF Hymen,
And wilt thou leave thy home and
friends,
10 be his loving wife,
And help to spend his il.comc,
So long as thou hast life 2
81 will" the modest maid replies,
The love-light beaning in her eyes.
"And wilt thou take this waterfall,
This ostenlatious pride,
With all the unpaid milliner bills,
TO be thy cherished bride;
And wilt thou love and cherish her,
Whilst thou hast life and health,
But die as soon as possible,
And leave her all your wealth
Il will" the fearless mate replies,
And eager waits the nuptlaI ties.
"Then | pronounce you man ana wife,
And what I've joined forever,
The next best lawyer may disunite,
And the first divorce court sever,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-29
DR.. A. TINSLEY

WAS removed his Office in the corner
x room of the dwelling owned by Mrs
Julis Sheeiz, on German Street, anc ao-
Joining j. S. Blsgonier's Law Ohce'
Residence at Mrs. Van Swesrlngen's.
M-rch |
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-29
DESIRABLE PROPERTY
FOX SALE.

g.. | OFFER Tor sale privately.
ET@ my desirable HOUSE AND LOT
SA situated on High -ne-l. IN Shep
herdstown. The House IL Ihres-story
brick, containing seven rooms and cellar.
The property also contains stable. corn
crib, smokehOuse, cIsteIn, and al other
necessary improvements. Tie lot Is 1903
feet front. running back l7S ieei. and
contains choice lot OF fruit consisting of
peaches. apples. pears. &r. This Is one
OF the mo>t desirable residences in town.
and ls an excellent home. The terms
will be made knosn BY calling on The
undersigned or ,he editor OF ,lis paper.
GREGORY BRIrNER
F. b 22 an
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-29
NEW YEAR.

ALI, persons indebted to McCban &
II Yonlz are earnestly requested to SET
ile up their Indebtedness. as necessity
compels them to ask it. Please save US
trouble and settle NJ. and by doing so
you will greatly obiRe o'.
McCHAN & YONTZ.
Jan 4
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-29
BEST THING IN THE WEST.
AtchisOn, Topeka & Santa Fe R. r.
l. A n ID s !
THREE .MILLION ACRES
Situated in and near the Arkansas Valley,
the Finest Portion of Kansas !
Eleven years Credit. Seven per Cent. Inter-
est. - l-2 per cent. reduction 10
settlers who improve.
A FREE PASS TO LAND BUYERS,

TIE FACTS about this Grant aIe-Low
Prices, Long Credit, and ID Rebate to settlers
of nearly one fourth; a Rich Soil aud Splendid
Climate; short and mild Winters; early plant
ing, and no wintering of Stock; plenty OF Ram
fall, and just at the right season; Coal, Stone
and Brick on the line; Cheap Rates Oh Lum-
ber, Coal &c; no lands owned by Spectators
Iomesteads aud Pre-emptIons now abundant;
first class Railroad on the line of a great
Through Route; Products will pay for Land
and Improvements.
1t is the best opportunity ever offered
to the public, through the recent COM
pletion of the road.
For Circulars and general information, ad-
dress a. +. TOUZALlN,
Manager Land Department,
Topeka, Kansas.
Or, Brstor, Harrison & Ziltle, Real Estate
Agents, Sbepherdsto~n, VIVA.
January 25 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-29

have for years been opposed 30 al'
omel and .ince 1899 have used sIAi'
MONS LIVER REGULATOR as =
Vegetable Remedy. anil can confidently
assert that II has exoeicd NY especia-
tions. curing eases Of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint that were Thought al
most hopeleSs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-29
STORE HOUSE
FOR RENT OR SALE.

T OFFER either Tor rem, or sale the
large STONE STORE HOUSE. in
Sheoherdsiown. near The En,ler Ho,el.
|, contains two excellent Store Rooms,
one large Hall. Sky Light Gallery. &c,
and is situated in the bee, business por-
,ion OF the town. Possession given ion
mediaiely.
For terms. &C., apply to J. NJ. Cook
10 Shepherjstown.
July 81 "
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-29

EGG & Yates Family Flour, and
IL Corn Meal. for sale at Ren'ch's.
DEEDS American Dressing. for fin.
IL ishinp Boots and Shoes. the best ar
iicle in the market. for sale by
nov % NC Chdn q I0hf|'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-29
NOTICE..

HAVING located a STEAM SAW
IL MILL in my Woods, near Kesr-
neysvlIle. am now prepared 10 furnish
Lumber for Building, Fencing, Wagon
and Pow Makers Stuff. &c. All bulls
received furnished promptly.
WIN. NJ. SNYDER,
Kerneys'il!e, ". Va.
Feb. Is. 1873. II
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-05-01
gSelbe SsOrtbeile
elias SSme O1 af6tm,

ii6er dnptre2
Grifens-Ias publifum iennt iis aIs eauer-
baft. Der b;lfe 8ersiS enfiir III, baB jpaujie
Sabre @ebraut nod feline secondhand ,SpPf"
WaI6insR in BEN Elarft gtbTabt babtn. Dies
fam nitt BON aureren RaI6inen grlaet peroen.
3pritens-Sir sutbaIt igr stsEuss RatsriaI
3ur IusbelIrruns.
Dritteus-Sis bat psnissr f&pa&s GbstIs
als tebr anbrre,
8terteus-Sir uaGt siRru Sti4, pis BET
5ane; anprre tbuu bies niht.
8iinften s-Wan bat pOalfGubigs Controls
hbsr beipe 6abeu, mas BET aribsrtn Hibt Der 6aa
III.
Se6fsns-Sie Itefert rem Gabsu i'm 9er>
bGltnib 3ur Difs hes perarbettetsn Stoffes, tpos
eurt bic Shnsgieleit eTbSbt has Wbfallen Der
SttGe unb Sred,en Der 9iabfln aUfr psrnttfttn
ptrS-sin srObrt gOrtPstI ScT anstTsn 0Iai9t-
nen.
Stebeutsus-Steu udtt sinsn fe1sn Saum
in @allimter, ben Shb al beieen Seiten psr~
biilleno, unb sberio auf btinurS paptrr, Dbne
Spannung ~ psrurlaheu.
M1tens-DeG 5uBbeIhperer II leiht beIets
tiet psnu man cine 9iabel etnisBsn pbsr Inter
arbeit sinribtfn nil. Bel anbsrsn Wlaitinen III
eies nttt 70.
Heunfens-BieIs neus NaI&inen tabtn
tbre 0Ianlperiots uno tbrrn gerfaa ettabt -
ibrs GIMP pOpuIGrsn 1aI6inen liue jegt taum be-
fannt = anosre baben rabifale 8srdnoeruueen
esmadt um nur Grifirsu 3u fBnnsn; pGbrsne
bic Glias 5cps 0iaicttnfR Gpmpanie hsm
@runbsfbanfrn pom ,.Glias Spps, Rsittr bes
Wehanismus." (pit Raf6ius if mrbaniit furr
rsft unp psranbsrt fcb uitt) sstrsu seblisbsn III
uub INNER nfus 9lrhautcn an ibrt 6abrf ma
den muett unb bsuis ncn HtWt ben 9ebarf Ser.
isbru fam, pbi6Ou iis fsCts 5uueert Wai6insn
PER Sag fabriiirt - seraps cine Waihtne in Der
Winute. 15f72,tt
Bum grtauf BET gBm. 3. Crane,
324 Qadatpanna apsnue, Scranton.
Gptpie 6. 81. WarpsIL
103 Rarfetlfrabr, @ilfrsbarre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-05-01
suL uns Al t8rsn, bad Serr Qeter lgnrl

frsut uns su 96rsn, ba6 9srr Deter 9nri
i9eI, isu., pun DunmOrs auf Stelfa&s
aufOrreruns bin fG bersit srtlart tat,
ale sin 9ancitnt fir Sury. Gcnimtiioner
aubutrsttr. GisIsS Nmt ili fir uns
apOptirtdretr unb DEFENDERS bic Btrtbs
pom srOesr 0thHststt uno mir bCfsn,
bab 5r. Surftsl bic unsstbsilte Inter
itGsuns Der Osutf&tn rrbdIt. SIR bic
Surp GbmmIflOner fimmt Der 8anss @s'
rIatseiRritt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-05-01
Gi9entbnmsuerkanf

Gin rtrtboUIIss Gtssntbum In 8il.
tssbarrE 40 GuB Grpnt an 5dsston We.
nus, 100 6ub 6rcnt an 9sbisb Straee tel 40
8ab tisf an sintr 10 SJuB allsp. Alss ansstdut,
nit stHsm ME ffbItneen 9ruunsn, YadOfen,
badffsineruss &au6baus, S&susr "a Bet 40
6ub unS 20 0uB bod (Raum bariu fir trti
Waatn, ueun Stiid 8itb unb aht lpnnrn Seu),
sbtniO sutss pap.ment. @ssigust fir gRirtbs<
baIs, NasRSHssl&aft Obsr bstsrs iusIsi4 NIT
3cfbaus.
8srnsr Elm Stcrs NIT 8ubnuns, nsbf ,psi
prtSatpCbuunsru. 2lap3m
DIR plaB briust bem Giesntbiimtr, nebil frstrt
Webnung unb StOrs, $f,050 &snt.
Btrtaufsbteingunsen - Die SGlfte am /.
Sanuar 1874; bic anbers SGIfts in flinf pss
ssbn Sabrsn, ssT6ert bur9 Wcrtsasr.
Naberss In Der OffIee hts ,.gpotbenblnif.M
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-05-01
WfiaiOnem Mfer
S0wa aR0 Hebrasfa 2aR0
fiub tu prrFauftu bur@ bic
8ur1tnatpn S W1u. Riper u. 81. So.

lnp 5u perIautfn puT9 bic
@ur1tnstOn S Wfo. NiDer u. II. 60.
auf isbn SABRE Grsbit ,u prpc. !3inisH.
B8- Rein GbtiI Der 5auptIummt spr gs.
etnu bes ffufttn 9abres fd1is.
prseufte SabIsn bas nttiit fir has eanb unb
bic BerbsiItrungsH tpdbrtap bsr Dautr bislts
stntrSfsn 9rtbits. .#......
Der 8Cbtn psn Soma uab RrbTasfa III reid
unb Isi&t ~ ruIhpirsn GIima parm, 3obrrss
isittu lang. MlGrfte gut Strurru niseria uub
lInisrridi fret fir alt.
E aubtrcrbtniIi&e 9prtbsiIt an Bratt
uHb pa1aas fur aduftr unb ibrs iJamilien.
GireuIare NIT pUaifGneissg &lslunft gratis /;
ssrIaust 70 pisI ibr ium tisn uRh girruIirsa
braumt.
aOmmt naS BEN @sfsn ans ssbriki. Br.unss
EsTesH tu& fOlesn.
Cine itrtirusIls 8arte. RsItSs bic a.naus qaas
bsr Soma elnbrrtien Ssigt, rirb fir 30 Gents
ptrtauft unb siae fur bic Rtbrasfa Qdnbersitn
sum fsIssn Trsiis. Cir girruIars anS 9arttn
tusHest Gu1 an
Sec. q. Sarrf9,
eanes esGommiHGr, 9urlinatDn, Soma.
Semtrtt ssfy In psIasm SIatt' ibr bic an-
ssiss fabst. 17ap4p
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-05-01
Gine ieIteile 0eIegen6cit,
llilt SambDIa AZ Paufen.

DIR nnis5situste Sfrtauft 100000 l5uB
Senlcd SaubOl. assf aultun an ben b5tifen
Ststfr in partitn Den 3--5,000 6ue, tr na&
benz 9fItrbsu brs aGufeas, ba Id msin SVl,aea
f9dft abjui&litesn niinfht.
Der 0srfauf bes'nut am W1Ontda ben 3.
Wat, slaRmiHdss 1 llbr, in mrinsm Sel,bof
tn prCptesnes, 1. 9Barb BON Scranton.
Steingunstu: - SeGs Ronats Greeit, nit
9ntsrtfsn unb CUTE Si9frbtit.
.. 8. @dntbtr.
8ItetptQe, 81. MpriI f873-2p
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-05-01
nsr Ole G6rlfttono gt,6,lub 0rubtn.

s@ Die G6riftiana R.6,fab 9rabta.
fOst Nc. GA, 3. . .. g., tptrb am zion.
tag BEN 10. Wat In Soon Surn's
6ptsl t9r srfss SttftunssffR fstsrn. Das
prUsramm Der Ssttr III stn isbr rst6baG-
ttses uno umfabt @tlansspOrfrdgs, De-
Elamattontn unb cine bramdtilhe 8or'
fsuuns. aat Srbsnsbripsr fnp gu Die.
fer SeffIi@teit stusslaOsR unp 3war bel
frttem Gintrttt. 2w
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-05-01
WteOi,inii6e gdniker

Bon bsr Belt an. aIs @uubGrjts ibrs SaIbtn
auf Wdffen ftatt duf Wuneen appltcirten, bic iu
bem srsrnpGrtistu aufaspsdttn 3sita ter, bnbsn
bic NtTltt of pbne 60 ju rpiIen, bel ben R6mpfea
Der araufbeit nit hem mtnidli1sn Sraantsmus
pariti fur bic erIftre gsnpmmen. Spgar iebt
nod trpb Der 9tbrsn 9aby6unetrte IanatT Gr.
fabruna, gauben mande @srate on bic Gberrts,
ibIe Spl 8raufbtit bsreits srIhGpfttn patienien
mittslR mGthstr AtfubrmitttI, 9rrhmittsI,
SpdheIerrssrr, Spant19fr 5Iliegtn- THalfer pbrr
otr 9ansstfs iu entIeersn, attr aliidliHer 9psils
IL bas pubIifum inttlisrHttr ale eis DpItpren
seraItster 3btprie, r:,Si bon Retts pegtn In
Sas Ssiiaitsr Der Artubist etbSrtn. Stntr
nidbhge YsTbiinotte Der Ratur In ibIsH EGui.
pfrn nit ben 9rauibrits llyiatsu, 1pasttsr's
RaesHbittsTts, bat ber erpbsR RaGIs bic
gluagu erpHnst az srftnusn, wis piths 20 IA,
bic esbrnsfraft ees EDrprs, tpeHn sT pCn RranFs
belt brtTpbt ~ au prrmtbrsu. Sis bssrttft. baB
psnH Der 3ufanb bn AtmpIpbart btr 8tIunbs
b.t uusiiuitis il, ss ptift il, ben 8Srper nit
sinsm atinnh::.:; Starfunss' unS Rsijmitttl Su
frSftiasn. um ibu auf bt.is @;.lt in ben StaHb
~ ltSsu. tsu eauispGrhrudtutt1 Ginaue elmer
unIanfttu Stmpgratur ~ btfGmpftu. Wsuu bic
RErpaepnhitutiou une bic auimaltf&rn 4r1fts
9luatfihis brr 5sfabr INNER 70 pnhdTft piirbsn,
70 pilrhsu plsl tprnistr ptrfcutu an Nbjtbruns,
9uftrDbrtnltiprn, hIpnil9fm Hbtumattsmus &c
Iitrtsn, ais jtBt ptr 6al II. Die nrfa1sn, ptltI
9r6une, GIfdtunssn, asblIu@b Ra@snbTGunI
uHb 6alarrib erieuetn, nfFdrtH itltsn tiu oar.
tts unb ib6tidts etbtnslvitsmi pns ron alltr
btIt6sneeH NiItuEstn Vat bpfetttrs Bit
iGFts no ale be ptTiiamfs bfrttisu. Wlau BE-
bahptst Mot eaB ettits WahermitttI Elm Spssi
Plum sbsHis fur 9unesn' une peIslSaRfbtitsi
pis fur nnvsTeaaIi6fsit, gstalstten uub @e&
islftbf7 IL, absr 10 iitbmsn fsiutu AulfduS, h
srildrtu, eaB IS has bette alltT btfannttn SGus
n'titfI GtG'n aIIs atnOip9aEii@sH sgaRFssHshOh
| V
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Seiratb5QeIud).

Gin tuustr stbiIbetfr Wann, nit einsm auteH
0tihdft piinIGt lih mil einsm trapen Rdb-
den Ceer iunatn Rittpt Obne Rineer, Cpsasu
RaussI an Damsubsfanntl6aft) auf biefem
ut&t unssprbnIt&tn Wfst ~ psrebsinsu. Ct.
mas 9srmSsen ceer 400--5Il0 D0a. mare MINI
lGtnspsrtb, bod ni6t 9rpiHsuns. Shtnaie
gedGptsssnbtit JueslIhtrt. 1mi2p
9ef. GbrtlItn NIT Photographic inter Gbiifrs
8. 3. .. tn Der Sffiee bes 9lattrs abluaebru.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-05-01
gInbRrarAentlide Sfarte |

SD ptrbe an trssnb Ssntanb, Der mir @brsl.
fen ppu sebu p6er mtbr 9suien rtnlrncti,
psl&t $4,000 bis $4,000 per Sabr fiber
ju MAIDEN pini6tn, (9lbslIrn pOa SJarmsrn
psrbeu pUrstjUstn) elm Bud NIT hem Genius
ppu 1870, uuO ttnrn Stablfit, ssuannt: ,,Bas
aItt uuo bas Neus" 90 bel 14f 3u[l), 1bidru.
Gprtfrt: 3. g. Siltpn, gittsburs, pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-05-01
00cf0lU0ao1uN .G0lle
eadaRannu gIstnns, nabt stm p,pst.

NHHHVHH'u @'DfHHF, uaPt hfHi Dtpst,
GPas. SrUpP, prpp'r.
:. Das obtsE In better Btiis sinssri&tsts Saus
~ mu Ahfm ptrltbsH, mas ssm RSrprr lur Stdr.
hung une GrfriibuEe nBtbig III.
@utes Titr, bic ffinasn Weine, QtauSre uus
eisarrsn, parme uuS falts 5ptilen, Quftrn, an
ttbt art lubtTtjtst.
Yin fftntr SaaI fiji Damfn urb 8amiIirn.
I'm sabIrri&su 3uipru@ rfuti (ttns 5rsuuS
2olhe Gbas, SFppP,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-05-01
YiutIaifeil berlQagt.

DIR unisIsidjHstr Fduft bic Iussnanuttn
Pint Pickle Jars unS aablt hafiir erti Gents
per Stiid. AbIisfeTuHesetpot; S@atfs Rt-
Ifauratteu. 8. RtIIeT, 8laFelv,
27mk9m .l..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-05-01
5teinbonerei 3u uermietben.

DIR llnitrje&nrtt piinf&t feline Sisinbausrsi
nit arbatsstrGtbs unS Ginri6ung ,u vermi.-
then. Die WtrflfGttr bsfnhft iirt nnttr btr qat.
iapanna aStnue Bride, IN Itittf iuaGnelid uue
tbut bic btisu @sf&6fts in bsr SfaSt.
f7ap 9afOb S9erer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-05-01
Bum Nerfanf.

Gin Gissntbum, baS lT6 SsrsasIit ,u tiuem
Cuff ffsartsn sisuet tnntrba1b Der
9 Stabtartnten Der Gttp opn Carbon
B lie. Wsssn GtnSeInbtittu abrelirt In Gna-
ItIG: R. s., 9rr 293. GarbenpaIr. tmifm
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@TaROeIaeRtbaIn 1Q UfrfanfCn.

pans nnS got glo. g, SlOd 4, ftrnsr Saus
une Got Nc. 6, Sisd 10, an gisunttr Strast,
9pss gaIti fSTusr ein Saus uue Got IN Duns
more biltg ~ StTfauffn. gla1,ufraaen bst
J. p. @hHfsr Vbtr Dastb adsrmanu.
27ma
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NSerIou0f ipernen: :

Siinf Glhfn bee btuHGsn gaupsrtiHs Rp. I,
pefiiF bic b5Rhgn Rarfiprsile cash bsBablt prrs
ben. @au nitiee fits bel 3. ,. Diuftr ssfE
g, .. ReuffsT. srl 25apba
RT 5iir BEN laufsntrn Ronat bis gum
Hdlbfltn Gin,abIuHasabsHb rfTssH . 01 PET
aFtif bfanbIt,
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8erfanfe- Serlangt+
Gb. S6nner II. gDbn,

9tntrtfraeG Scranton pa.
bffcrst ben Gn> unb 8trEduf BON 6duIeru,
8aruis, cbsr btrsn germittbuna, unb pirb als tbr
auStrtrautsn @sl6dftt ptnFtli9 erIreissu.
Scranton, IL. Qbri[.
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Su OerfOl1fess /:

CD EHt 9ots, bret baSrn an Asr SJranFlin
Aptnut, cine an RuIbtrryHraee uHO bic anbtrfn
an cine aGtp srru,sae, Hsrssn unisr biaiasn
gerinsuneru Sfrtnuft. 1lan meler Iit bel
f0ap Sobu 9tibItJ Scranton.
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Scrl0IISt. wrs.s.4 gpsa
utrH unb 8rauen
. e 6 GftiQMn0,

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THE BEECnER.TILTON SCAN.
DALI
Complete ReITactIon by Mr.. Bowen
aud Mr.. TiltOn of All the Charges
against MT. Beecher.

Complete ReITactIon by Mr.. Bowen
aud Mr.. TiltOn of All the Charges
against MT. Beecher.
NEw YoKK, May 30.-The custodian
of the covenant entered into April 2,
1872, by Henry Ward Beechcr, Thee
dOre TiltOn and Henry G. Bowen, makes
that instrument public this morning,
assigning as the reason therefor, the fact
thai Bowen has oi late repeatedly deClsr.
cd that he had never disavowed his
charges against Beecher, but that he yet
insisted upon their truth. The disavOw-
al, 10 which Is attached the signatures Of
the above named persons, opens thus:
1--WE three men, earnestly desiring to
remove all causes OF O1ense existing be.
tween US, real or lancied, and 10 make
christian rcparatiOn for injuries done or
supposed 10 be done; and to ettaCc the
disturbed past; and to provide concord,
good will and love for the future, do de-
clare and covenant"
Henry G. Bowen then disavows all the
charges and imputations attributed to
him, as made by him against Beecher,
and declares without reserve that he
knows nothing which should prevent him
from extending to Beecher his most cor
dial friendship, confidence and Christian
fellowship, rcgretting sincerely that he
ever made any imputstions, charges or
iunuendoes uniavorable TO the Christian
character oi Beecher, and promising
never in the future 10 refer to them by
word or deed.
Theodore Tilton avows he will never
again repeat, by word Of mouth or other
wise, any of the allegations, imputations
or innuendoes contained in his letter to
Bowen in which the latter Is cited as the
author OF said allegations, &c, against
the moral and Christian character OF
Beecher.
Mr.. Beecher, on his part, puts the past
forever out OF sight and memory, and
says:
II deeply regret the causes Of suspicion,
jealousy and Cstrangement which have
come between us. Il Is q Joy to me 10
have my old regard for Henry Q. Bowen
and Theodore 1iltOn restored, and happi-
ness 10 me 10 resume the old relations Of
love, respect and reliance TO each and
both of them. If l have said anything
Injurious to the reputation Of either, or
have delracted from their standing and
fame as Christian gentlemen and mem.
bers of my Church, l revoke 1t all, and
heartily covenant TO repair and reinstate
them 10 the extent Of my power"
The custodian Of the covenant says the
public can understand the brave silence
which the great preacher has kept. Under
a protracled storm OF slander, he had
co7enanted to bury the past, and to main.
tain peace and brotherhood. The dOCu-
ment Is given to the world 10 convict the
principal offender against truth, public
decenoY and reputation. -----
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was followed by Col. Heinrichs in a brie
speech In German. Prot. Flethers then
recited the poem entitled 1.-THE Blue and
the Grey" aud was followed by Col. A.
Laycock, a Confederate officer, in very
eloquent address, in which he pleaded for
peace and reconciliation, iraternal and
hearty cooperation In all things calcu.
lated 10 promote harmony, and conduce
to the prosperity and glory of our com.
mon country. Alter the benedlction by
Bishop Bowman, the great crowd
headed by the military companies,
detachment OF U. 8 Regulars and the
Post band, formed In procession, and
marched to the cemetery, where they
scattered over the grounds, the blue ami
gray mingling freely and tenderly, and
their floral offerings over the
graves oil departed heroes. or the 1000
graves In this cemetery, not one was
passed unheeded--the Federal, the Con-
lederate and the col5rel soldier being
alike honored.
The graves Ia the Bellefontaine and
Calvary cemeteries, five miles above the
city, were also decorated, and the t0mbs
In other cemeteries in the vicinity Of the
city received like attention.
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NEW YORK CITY.
ERIE STRATEGY.

NEW YORK, May 3O.-Geo. McHenrY
has addressed letter to the New York
Stock Exchange, advising that the Bish.
oaheim party is making strenuous efforts
TO induce committee of the London
Stock Exchange 10 permit dealings in
Erie Shares without the wise OF the Far.
mers' Loan s. Trust Company, and say
lug that the practical effect will be 10
nGutralizo the advantage Of that vise at
New York; for il shares can be unloaded
in London without limit, that market will
weaken and will react upon New York.
TRAIN DISCHARGED.
The SheriG's jury having declared
George Francis Train TO be sane, he was
discharged from custody to-day.
Ex hlsyor Eall, in the United States
Circuit Court, today argued demurrer
taken by him against an indictment
charging Geo. F. Dnnning with having
embCZZlCd moneys In the Sub Treasury
In this city, Mr. Hall cOntending the in.
dictment was drawn under the statute ol
1858, which he claimed was repealed by
q statute Of 1860. In the course Of his ar
gument be said the Sub Treasury act had
been repealed by a blunder oil the clerk
1t had been intended 10 repeal that part
OF the act witch related to copyright, but
by an error of the clerk who drew the
bill the whole act was repealed, and 80
passed Congress, since when the Sub
Treasury should not be considered
legally iu existence. The Dist. Attorney
admitted a blunder had been made but
that Attorney General Williams had de.
clded as the intention was only to repeal
the copyright clauses, the remainder Of
the act was still in force. The decision
Is reserved. Ex.Msyor Hall says there
arc numbers Of such cases pending but
none will probably Ec called until next
Congress meets, when the blunder can be
Geo. Francis Train, it is said, will sue
the city fer false imprisonment, claiming
100000 damages.