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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-06
LIST OF NEW ADvHRTIsRMENrs.
Lyons Kathairon.
Plantation Bitters.
d. .. Peixotto & Sons-Auotion.

Says Washington paper: "a rumble.
With tiger, seems to BIZ the most fash
ionable vehicle for young ladies nova
days. Our bellies are getting independ-
ent, and with three cheers and ave
mean a rumble and a-tieer they ride up
and down the avenue, and mako calIe
without the assistance of those horrid
boreB called lords OF creation.'"
SUDDEN DEATH We learn that Mrs.
Cockroft died very suddenly at her re-
sidenoe in Prosperity, on Monday night
last. She had been for some length Of
time afflicted with drOpsy, bnt up to a
few hours of her denth showed no un.
usual pain or approach OF dissolution.
Her age was seventy. three.
INe,tberry Herald
FOUND DEAD.-Mr. Abraham Wicker,
an old Citizen Of this County, living
about four miles from town, WAS found
dead, with his head near tho FIRE, On
Monday morning last. 1t is supposed
that while making the FIRE he was taken
with fit. When found life was extinct
Ner6erry Herald.
The law Office OF Mr.. J. 8. G. Richard
son. OF Sumter, was partially destroyed
by fire, on the night Of the Goth. His
valuable iibrary was saved bat in da-
maged condition.
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Bsrnnm is going to make his animals
hre-proof now. The elephant will wear
q corrugated Iron overeoat, the baboons
will have Baboook extiognishers strapped
to their backs, while the oamels and
other animals will be coated heavily
with fire. proof paint.
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ENGLAND's PHILOSOPHY The remark
is attributed to Bismarck, "What is the
good of Eugland2 She won't fight. :"
Perhaps the good OF England" is that
she doesn't consider fighting the chief
good OF men or nations. She'has had a
vast dealof it in her timei aud knows
what Fl" costs. morally. physically and
financially. Yet. although the result OF
her experience seems to lead her to act
in accordance with the Injunction OF her
great dramatist. "beware Of entrance to
a QUARREL We argde with the New York
Commercial Advertiser. that if Bismarck
should live long enough to soc Germany
force her to The test, he will have lived
long enough to 6nd out that Vaterland
may wage war without always winning
battles.
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The msssure of justfo5 msted Uut to
Credit Mobiher ouiprits in tho Poland
report, 70. g i. s.s Zas pore shsn tho
House Sonh apPspve.. ~ nighh com-
mend its $aotion. M its3pueh44e q
adopt thareport had 6Sea l.askdsupa
the evident. purpose ofahe 90 otnmittee 10
screen certain members equally guilty
with Ames and Brooks, and to offer up
these lutter az victims to atone for Others
sins as we'll a. their own. But 1t was
not. They disiiked to punish tte guilty.
They feared to establish 9 new precedent.
A ieilow:toeling with them, and equal
though nundsteotsd ,oriminality, on. the
part df many, iiudhesd them. evan To- re-
jeot ths fep0rssssId to adopt as 1 substi-
tate for it a resolution merely condemn
log Ahes and Brooks. aud letting of The
res. altogether. Eyen to this latter
mild measure th@e.Here some dissentient
voios6, amoug] theh Messrs. Elliott and
Rtiney., from South Carolina. Their
vote against the resolution gave rise to 3
sceneJwhich is thus described id the New
York Herald: y fvs>y'
"When the vote was declared, respect
ing" Mr.: Brooks. he oonspiouously lsft
his seat aud went first to Mr.. Elliott, the
oolored Representative from Ooinmbia,
s. O., aud, in the presence of hundreds
in the rear. of, Mr. Elliott's seat, thanked
him at length and emphatically for the
vote which be had given, and he then
did the like to Mr.. Rainey, also from
South CArolina, whose seat Was in dis
tant part OF the House. This spectacle
attracted great attention" i
Elliott was counted upon, We have
heard, TO present the protest against
Pattersons taking his seat as Senator.
According to dispatches. yesterday. Pat
terson was ''sworn in without dissent
ing word" What has become Of
Elliott's indignation at the base uses to
which his race has been putt The Gin.
oinnasi Commercial will have to interview
him again In his dainty gown and slip.
pers, and get out second edition of the
famous letter, in which such doughty
deeds against Patterson were threatened
SO fourishes and fades even the ma
jestio black mani
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The Houston (Texas) Union says that
more cattle have perished in that State
this winter, by cold and starvation than
in any, former season OF cold weather.
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Tuesday, was sworn in without dis
senting voice. The protest was not pre-
sented in the regular way, but sent in OH
envelope to Viae.President Colfax.
There was only one Republican name to
the protest" :" -
state Agricultural and Mechanical So
ciety.
This body has adopted the plan of
discussing at it's meetings subjects Of
interest TO tbs |hS!e country. We
observe that the Spring meeting is ap.
pointed to be held in Charleston on The
first Tuesday in May, and that number
of highly Intelligent and cult vated ngri-
culturists have been charged with tho
duty!o opening tho discussions on a
series OF well-seleoted topics. These
essays, we presume. will be reproduced
in the agricultural journals and news
papers. and 80 made accessible to the
whole people. .,3.rS
The idea of meeting suocessive!y ct
different points, Is q good one. Each
place, 80 visited, will become thereafter
centre of stronger agricultural Interest
than it was boiore. We trust that these
meetings will be veil attended. and that
the friendly collision OF our highly in.
telligent farmers and planters. in debate
and in comparison Of their several stores
Of faots, will result in widespread good.
The majority report of the Credit Mo-
bilier Investigating Committee to Con-
gress may be thus epitomized:
Resoiped, That .Oakes Amcs be cx-
p He'd, because he dared ITO tell tales
out OF school," 80
RssoIoed, That james Brooks be also
expelled, because he is Democrat (al-
though the only one Of tho accused who
hos made q plausible defeuoe.) i.
ResOioed, That nothing be said s5cn.
Colfax. because his term will soon ex-
pire, and. out OF Office, the scandal will
rest on the individual, and not on the
party-the "God.and- NJ Morality-party."
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, March 5, 1S73.-
Hent',ir House, A Sease, J w Camp
bsll, g O; Mrs T j Solomon aud two
children, Mrs Jones. Sumter; + L Mil
ler. 8 Moore, Spartanburg.
Columbia HoteI-J II Sawyer, city; G
G jaeger, Newberry; w S Fell, New
Orleans; . Radcliffe, n O.; Prof A,
Liyjngston, u Virginia; gin J n Walker. W'&'
Wilmington; W Dudley, w D. Kennedy,
s Q; ID J Anderson; Aiken; Israel Otto
lenger. Sumter; john Wilcox, Jr., Ma
rion; 1saac Holmes: Charleston; Judge
NJ Moses, Newberry.
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SENATOR PATrERsoN.-A sreciul de.
spatch to the Uniomsays:
Senator Patterson, against whose
claim to seat u protest was presented,
Tuesday, was sworn in without dis.
senting voice. The protest was not pre-.
sented in the regular way, but sent in OH
envelope to Viae.President Colfax.
There was only one Republican name to
the protest" sa''f
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NEWSPAPER EXCHANGES. The House
Committee on Appropriations, on Fri.
day, considered the Senate amendment
to tho post Office appropriation bill, aud
agreed to non.conour in the amendment
forbidding the transmission of ell free
matter 30 fur as the same affects OK
changes among newspapers.
Mrs. Alice g. Olymer. tho favorite
niece and principal iegatee OF the Cary
sisters. died recently at Jack SOD Vile,
Fla. She was one of tho last surviving
members OF the family,
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If punning is the lowest kind of wit,
it must, then, be the foundation of all
wit.
A New Orleans woman on the witness
stand, in divorce case, remarked: "rhe
estate OF the widowhood is inconvenient:
for ono must have all the modesty Of a
young girl, without being able to feign
her ignorance.
Mrs. Jenkins, who is widow, and
rather poor, makes no secret of her feel
ings for an old bachelor who has q very
largo farm and comfortable dwelling.
Sho says she loves the very ground he
walks on, and adores the house he lives
in. Something like true love, that.
Every heavy burden Of sorrow seems
like stone hung round our neck; yet are
they often only like the stones ussd by
pearl divers, which enable them to reach
their prize and rise enriched.
Washington oontomplates a grand
masquerade ball, the leading feature OF
which is to be o procession Of Congress.
men disguised as "Ohristian Statesmen"
Much gayer dresses will be worn on
the streets this spring than for many
years past.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

bride after all. She married Bachelor
Bunting, and was very happy.
It was we'll, perhaps that she had
not the fairy gift Of the invisible cap
and did not put it on and follow A9. Mr..
Bunting to mysterious recess IN tne
rear Of a theatre, whittier he took ms y,
way after parting from the pretty wld-
ow, on the night Of his engagement;
There he met little girl, small but
old looking--tbe same indeed who had
claimed the professor as her lost papa
and this is what he said to herr fa1i
"Herc is the money promised you,
my child; and you acted the thing ex-
cellently. l know that by the effect
PRODUCED. She believes he is a married
man, and he can't prove to the contrary
| knew you'd be able to act it out
when saw you play the deserted child
in the tragedy"
Thentwenty-five pounds were counted
into the little brown hand, and Bachel-
or Bunting walked off triumphant.
TO this day his wife does not know
the truth, but alludes topoor Professor
La Fontaine as that wicked Frenchman.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10
Information wanted.

A ny PERSON KNOWING THE WHEREABOUTS.
"A living or dead, OF RONALD CAMrDxIL. who va
o. Florence In Northern Idaho in 1861 viii confer
great mvor on his relatives and be literally rewarded
On communicating such information TO the,inder.
Mgncd Ronald Campbell was : native Of Primes
Fexions and about nve feet seven inches In height
4as NEIL CAMPBELL,
L May ems s - - $500. 49, 49, :
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

IT is better to use the old cane-seated
chairs and faded three.ply carpet than
tremble at the bills sent home from
the upholsterer's for the most elegant
parlor set ever made,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-10

AN old lady selling eggs in Savan-
nah, Ga, asked, as usual, whats the
newsW "The latest" said the obliging
clerk, is that the Yankees have got
the Modocs." The old lady struck her
knucklea on the counter and exclaimed:
81 hope the last one Of 'em will die of it,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-01
UNDYING LOVE.

A small place in the interior countries
of the State of New York has among its
local annals a sad story of insanity. A
young lady of eighteen years had fallen
desperately in love with ayoung man Of
the place, but her parents, particularly
her father, opposed the match The
reasons are supposed to lave been good
ones. but certain it is they assumed a
fearful responsibility, and brought upon
themselves dire atfiiction.
The young lady was forbidden to see
her lover, and he was told not to visit
her house but they managed, as is Of
ten the case, clandestine meeting, aud
interchanged assurances of their undy-
ing affections for each other. Busy
village gossip soon informed the father
of the condition of affairs. Though nat
urally kind father, he was greatly irri-
tated and Immediately adopted stringent
measures to separate the lovera
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-01

wish 10 make. If YOU come 70 Geor-
gia, and remain rs much afraid OF debt
as pou are in Virginia, YOU can pocket
your cotton crop year by year. Then
the cotton factors could not put the
whole cotton crop of Georgia into their
vaults, with smirk OF satisfaction, as
they do now. Instead of turning over
their ponderous ledgers, aud receipting
for goods advanced, with interest on
money from date. checks 10 the bank
would be required, and Georgia would
be the richest State in our country.
This is not fancy sketch. How would
our farmers thrive on their valusble
lands. if year 10y year they would con
sumo those farms, crop and all Such
policy would be enough TO dive Penn
sylvania dutchman crazy. All | have
to say at present is, come TO Georgia
and see for yourselves.
The climate too is in favor of the
South. Your farmers must keep large
fields in grass and spend much of the
summer in curing hay to keep their
stock alive. Here We have no winter.
Not n fake of snow. saw little ice
the other day, and little darkey pulled
it loose from the pavement, and PIT II
into his pocket.as a curiosity | presume.
The State of Georgia is large, and in
the upper portion they had snow this
winter, and have il every Year, more or
less. Bat think of il. The early spring
flowers are out Grass springing up
everywhere Shad, plenty in market.
In tact spring upon Us in the middle Of
January. Perhaps more anon.
-. III. b.
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HapDv Christmas
MERRY NEW YEAR
TO ALL.
Go to Rentch's Family Grocery

Go to Rentch's Family Grocery
for your Christmas Supplies!
u17 E offer the following q. small profits
IlI for the Cash Green and Roasted
CofTees. Brown and White Sugsr-, Teas,
syrups, New Orleans Molasses' Pickles
Canned Fruits. JeIlies. CranbeIries. Git
ron, Rsisins. Figs. MUS. Prunes. Dried
Peaches aud Apples. Hominy. Beans
Peas. Corn. Potatoes, Family Flour.
Ruckwbea. Meal, Com Meal. Crackers
of Ill kinds, Spices. Notions, Queens
ware. Glassware, Stone and Wooden
Ware, Candies Of all kinds, M'nce Mes.
ready for use. Come one' come all ano
get your supplies. =.
Dec 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-01

THE LOTTERY MEN's TRAGEDr-A
SAD ScENE--The New York Herald
describes sad scene on Tuesday at the
undertaker's in that city, whittier the
the body of Duryea, who was killed by
Simmons, had been taken. The wife of
Duryea entered and threw herself upon
the body of her husband. declaring that
she wovld be taken to the grave with
him, and, excaiming: '1his is my
Christmas (! this is my New YearI You
left me yesterday hale and hearty, and
here you are, dead and cold" She was
finally taker away by physical force
The awful murder was the universal topic
of conversation all over thecity on Tues
day.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-01

The Oldest man in the world has at
length been discovered. His name is
Jose Martino Contbino, a resident Of
Cape Frio, in the province Of Rio ia
neiro, Brazil, who was born on the 20th
of MAY, 1894, and is therefore nearly
one hundred and ninety four years old
1t is said that he has forty-two children
by six wives, and can coup'
dred and twenty-three
eighty six gteat7grandsk svx-,.vr.
three gTeat-SEsr'
tweuty three III
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-01

qllUOLEN Sacks Tor children; Wool
Ml en- jackets, Nuby's and Hoods. for
sale by ". Chdpfihe.
I or of Scsrf.. Mufs. end TipiIs. for
Il children; Comforts and Wooden Cal
ters, for eale. l. ". Chdphne.
GLOVES Of sll kinds, for ladies', gen.
u temen and children, for sale.
l. ". ChGpline.
NENrLEMEN'S and Ladies Cotton
q and Woolen Hose aud Ladies Vests,
for sale. l. ". Chaphne.
NHEN'S Wooden Shirts and Drawers.
Il red and white Blouses and heavy
Cashmere Shirts Of different kinds.
L. ". Chapline.
7 AIDES gsluors Skirts of d'fferen,
a. kinds. Cbrgnons and Switches Tor the
head. l. u. Chapline.
UHIRT Bosons and Collars, Tor gen.
y llemen. isIest styles
J. ". Chaphine.
1lATS and Caps Ter men sud boys, Ia.
* tee. styles. l. w. Chupfne.
4 LARGE supply Of Boots and Shoes
"a of all AInds, and The l.rgesl stock OF
Over.hoes ever broush, here; Gum ar.
uclo lor men. boys, ladies' and misses.
l. ". Chopline.
GALL at the Store of Head Quarters OF
u The Shenandoah Valley Railroad. sd-
Joining :he Reglslrr office, II you want
Barg aims and good aricles.
l. ". CAopline.
Noy9 VI
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GO TO THE
CHE AP COR N b R
AND GET
B 4 r e. Il ! " S!

WHY your Qaeeo'~a'e of . u...;.
DUY your Lamps, Limp Chimneys and
. Coal Uil OF A. ha'Hs'
DUY your Table aud Pocket Cutlery
Is of A. Harris.
PURCHASE your Cold Water Soap.
I Raobn!'s Soap and Fancy Toilet
Soaps Oi A h''''S'
ROOMS, Baskets. Wash Tubs. Wash
. Boards, Water Buckets, Clothes Pins
&c, for sale by A HafTiS.
JF you want good Umbrella, call at
\ the store Of A. Harris.
/ FINE lot o. Cheaing and Smoking
* Tobacco, Pipes and Cigars, ios sae
cheap, by A. Harris.
DROWN Sugars ~ sale At 10 and II!
y cents, by a. Harris.
OOASTED and Green CofTees for sale
Il by A. Harris.
7 AIDES. Gents and Cbildren's Hose
II al The store Of A Harrs.
IF you want good Collars and CuiIs
buv them of A. Harris.
CHEAP 10! Of Glassware for sale by
a A. Harus.
CUGARS, CofIees. Teas, Rice, Syr.
= ups Msckerel. lIomlny. Bacon, La5d
Nc to, sale by A. Harris.
NALL for anything you want IN the
y Grocery or Notion Ilne' and you will
he sure aud get Bargains, az | will
not be undersold. Call and examine any
,,ock and see what Bal. aims | offer.
A. Harris.
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Billings Farmers AllminaX

FOR THE YEAR 1873.
THIS celebrated Allminax are exalted oy
i few and excelled by none. They are soIo
for % cents piece, and no farmer, or al,
other man ought, Tor an instant 70 De "I,"ou'
one of them They'll make you Ian anu s'o
phat. Buy at once. Delays are
Price 95 cents each. For sale by
INV 80 W. II. STALEY,
Or sen, to any part of the United States on re-
CENT of price.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-01
SEPHERDST0WN JEFFERSON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. SATURDAY, FE
TICE 4 HAMMOND,
HAGERSTOWN. MD.

HAGERSTOWN, MD,
DEALERS in Hardware. Carriage Ma.
~ kers' Goods. Rubber Hose and Gum
Packing. Rubber and Leather Beliing
Aup3l 6n
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-01
LEATHER BETTING.
ERRORSOF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
n f,om Nervous Debility, Prematur~ Decay,
and all the effects of youthful indisere.ion will
for The sake Of suHerng humarity, send free to
all who need it, the recipe and dlrect,on for ma
king the simple remedy by which be was cur
ed. Sufferers wishing 10 prof, by the adverti-
sers experience can DO SO by ad 'resSing IN
perfect confidence, JOHN Is. OGDEN,
No. AZ Cedar Street, New York.
Mach 9, 1872. lv
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K L A D t Il is!

And Remember that WM. r. LEMEN
has opened his Fall and Wrnter Stock
of Dry Clouds. Groceries, Hardware,
WooIenware. q ,eenswsie. Boots,
Shoes. Hats aud Cape, Tobacco, &c f,
waIch he Is now selling cnesp TOR
Cash.
DRY GOODS-Brown and Bleached Mus
lius. CalIcoes, hhte aud ColOred flAnuels,
Canton Flannel Ca-smeres. Lineeys, Cordu-
rows. Ginghams, Bed Ticking, Shirting, Flan-
neis, Crash, White aud Colored CanOrics,
Irish Linen, &C., AIpacas, Dej.alnes, Nous
Inns, VeIyeteeus, Australian CrePes, &c
NOTlONS--Hoslery, Gloves, Collars,
Cuff, Cor.et,, Hoop Skirts, Combs, Brushes,
R-aids, Switches. Blimora!s, Shawls, Scarts,
Counierpaues, sc.
HATS AND CAPS-All styles, colors and
prices, OF Hats and Caps.
BOOTS AND SHOES-Ladies Morocco
Roots. Lasting. Laced and Buttoned; Ladies,
Misses, and Chlldrens Morocco Shoes, Ladies,
Chlldren's aud Gents Gum Shoes.
HARDWARE-.Rakes, Spades, ShoyeIs,
Hoes, orks, Carriage Bolts, Screws, Nail
Rods. Strap Iron, Horse Shoes, Mule SHOES
Horse Nails Wrought Nails, Flat Irons Hoop
Rings, Strap Rings, Chlssels, GimoIets' Nails
and Spikes. II n
and Onarter Bushel Measures, Baskets, W ash
boarrs Axe Handles Shovel Handles, Rolling
Pins. Putatoe and Meat Washers:
Glassware, 0ueensware, and every o'her
kind Of Ware. ..;oo
Funeral Goods furnished At short notice
Floor aud Table Oil Cloins, CsTPeuhs ana
Mating. All these Goods to De RGrGmSseu
Cheap tor Cash Of W. l. LEhHI
Nov ,
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TAKE NOTICE.

3EHE undersigned having waited long
( and psnenIy Tor seIllemen. Of ac-
counts, hopes aud expects all who are
ind. bted to him 10 selIle he same uIlh
the closing year. 10 fac, my Pecuniary
engagements will not admit of NY giving
longer Indulgence, and those who do not
settle willingly and promptly will be
pressed go TO do.
include IN the above those who are
indebted by no'e as well as open account.
Respectfully.
J. s. MELVIN.
Du(fields. Dec. ID. 1872 #
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J. II. SHEPHERD. l. 7. CHAPLlNE.
COAL AND LUMBER.

THE undersigned having leased the Saw
L Mil property belonging to The Estate
of the Is,e K. d. Shepherd. Jr deceas .
ed. a, 81 ephefdsIow are prepared to DO
SAN ING on short norce, Snd intend to
keep constantly on hand good sssor'.
men, Of Pine and Oak Lumber.
We have s!so opened COAL YARD
a, the same place, and have now on hand
q large supply of COAL which ~e are
ready 10 deliver sny where IN town on
short notice. Cumberland Cnsl-Lunp
and Fine, sud Run of the Nine. Also
Anthracite Coal of different grades ; a
No. qualify OF Lykens' Valley.
We -oliris The psWcnsee Of 'he public,
and ar. ready 10 ill pro@pdy orders Tor
anything IN ,he Coal and Lumber line,
on hber.l terms. cash On delivery.
SHEPHERD IL CHAPLlNE.
Shephprdsio~n iiec I ly
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ENTLER HOTEL,
sheDherdstown, J:6srsOn Co., NJ ia,

WAVING leased the Ent'er Hotel II is
K now open for the accommodation oil
the Public. ;.
The Fable will be bountlfully suppl
ed with all the luxuries and subs'an"aIs
,ha, the city and country markets afford.
The Bar Will be supplied with choice
Liquors.
None bot polue and attentive servants
will b. employed, and nothing shall be
lef, undone that will contribute to The
comfort and pleasure of guests.
The Stable will be attended by an ex-
perenced Osler.
EDWIN BOWEN.
Late OF Warren County, Va.
Nov 9 u
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-02-01

The crucihed hung on the accursed tree,
His accents Of mercy fell soft on thine ear.
Is there no mercy for me; Will He heed my
prayer'
O God in The stream that lor sinners old dow
Wash me, and shall be uh:ter than snow.