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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-05

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bod mirtiamereS 0ellmlttel, ais Or. III Il.
gun S6ut9'8 @amburQcr Brui H.
E J. &c. BtrjOntu BON aqeH Semperamtutcu,
ia io9ur Sdu9liUgen fam oerillbe OhHe JtOc
8efabr 9egebtu werOeH. Gr ihuedt an
geuehm una 1T INNER pom gutem @rfolqe be-
Qleitet. (299N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-05
Der Sinad)Ur Der yWrltcn Seutfdeu
9Ser. SfOdua.S ct. OduluS NemciuDc"

balt beute, Den 5. 6ebruar, Sun 8eteu
Der @emelnoez Sdule elm groBeS &Ouiert i'll
Sen r9tem=N IembIg=0fcOm8" alb. ga Ter
DSeetbOUeu'" unO Der v@ermauia=M Gunerz
dor" in oteiem @oJjeyte mltpIftn wcrocu,
10 ilebt ein Gcnu6rclher Nhsnn IN Nusltlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-05

bot Die &eiielut teS nmeritaniihsu 8ubli.
thnlS III 10 boben @raoe entpidllt, 0aB i'd
mt9 osranlaBt iebe, bic 4uimerfiamteit hes
Su6lItnmS aufoe Nu6heuuna BON Grcz
g.torteten Su %leuten, nab meItsn bel oleier
geIegChpell EN- 9roBcrcr 9s5ctr, ais blS1er,
leln 'pito. SD lobe oieisu umitauo auttct.
pm Hno oorauI bin ole umflieuoiten Sorbe'
teltlH9en MI Zen groBereu nit mir in Ser.
%btnonn3 l!chsnOtn Sautaduiern Suropa's.
rarscntIt4 mt Der linton : 8auE" in
SSteu eInent Der bioeutsuoheR Sch
Suititute Qeutidlano'S - abQtihloisn.
@ediel uuO @Feoltbricie ju Ncu nitcriait,n
Staten BET +. Nainc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-05
Scr .,1uuoe W2Quucrdprn

hdlt W{OntQI, ocn TO. BebruQr, IN 0en ,yttp.
Aiemblp. Jiooms" eintn 9rlBiu Masttu- mo
&ipil-Saa ab. Iue &er9uii5uu9sn, mcltt
bicier 8utia bis Jest psrunilaltct hat, ituo
tets sur pollen 3uirieOeubeit oder iit &c.
tbcilissuocn uu%Sgefautn, Ago ba 8crace III
oteiem Bale Die umiaiieus ~ 8orbareltungen
9%etrOfieu wOr0n ituO, 10 ldBt lth elm auBlrs
aepUbnlihsS 4miiismsnt e.rparteu. Sir
OOrtr5fiIlhe Viuit lurr0 @apt. WintCr'5 ga
peQs uno iHr Speiit uno S!aut 9r. 9siurtA
Stmi0 iorQcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-05

telh Der in Sooten had ualerem 9afeu Qe-
brQ6ten IuIterr befolgt pol0en; alieiu cine
4nSabl Sduoler babeu ihre Auitern bel'm
Safe p~ertauit, uEO Oielc, gtameu5 6reelauo,
pau & Comp, 8m. y. Slaoes, u. 3.
Sgerton, GoDaro y. Stump, Geo. M. 9eu,
8boma8 y. 8urgeB GUet Anflagen) uno y.
s. Stuup, murOen perbaftct lao DOE Rl6ter
WtaoOor aebradt, meIder lbnen Ole in Dem
@eiege ptpulirte @elOitrafc nebit SOFTEN auf.
erle9te. SIer9c9en legtsn ie insgeiammt BERN
StaotSaldte Serufun9 ctr lla0 %bebaupteten,
Der 4uiternoettauf BERN Safe lei III Saltl.
more lett unoenflldeu 3eiteH Sraut gene
len, unO ba5 neue @e'eg miiile NIT SeSug
aut oieien Braudl al8gelegt WerOeu. Si8ber
muroe BON ben ad)t appelatloneu mn enc
eiuSlse erleot9t, uuO Spar Die bon SreeIano,
Sau u Comp, oereu ScIurtbetlunJ ourd
Srieoenarldter WtaooOr 6aS Sta0t9erlft me-
9ell zines 0ef efte8 III eeT ge9eu lie Quages
lte4ten Serbaft5befehle geltern lmitleB. 0a
EN- wl6tiger gelaituu9S5eu9e ntdt erl9ieneu
mar, 10 muroeu bic 8ergQnolungen SetreiiS
Der iibrigeu appeQattonen i'll Der Sd)pebe 9e<
balten, uno Elm Serbaft5btfebt gegen ben idus
mi9eu 3eu9en aus JefCrtlgt. &abrl6eiulid
puo Oer StaIt in alien Oieien 6Guen uuttr.
liegeu, nidt ioDObl pegeu Der YrinSipier'
frase, ais lpegen beS NilBgrifieS, DaB Der
Staat bic Gu9ele9enbett gu eIllcr crimineIen
ma6te, fatt OaB er elae @loiltlage cur sin,
t%rsibuns Der GslobuBen anbGu9ig mad)te.
Inter Der antlage peS unteridIeifs|
b s COMBS Der Singer ihen gidbmaidis
uens@ onpa9uie" muroe @eorg 8. 5aOaae
in Gan SranSisco pom Saltimortr 8oliSei.
DfariAau @reg uerbaftet, tpelder aeltern nit
bean arreitanteu mad benz Often auibrad,.
Die an9ebllf unteritlagene SuaIme belduft
it9 auf $4,000.
Cine g ubifription8.SGaqe lit I'M
Supertor=S eri6te i'm Gan9e. Die ,Nouu.
talnsSotels @ompa9nie" uerlan9t, baB Sames
Srper sur @iuSabtlng ieines aaf ibr @runb.
capital 9e5et6Retsn Setra9eS BON $1,000 qes
rt9tllf 9enOtbi9t w,roe. Ger @erfla9te
lDeHoet ba9eGen Elm, man babe, als CT bic
Sumne Set1nete, INN geia9t, bas @runoca.
pltal lole bo1lten8 $500, 900 betragcn, uno
8m. y. &labau9b Der @tseutbimsr oes so.
tells meroen, Der tBm auSeroem bic 3uibe,
run9 9e9eben, er meroe fir AuSmDUliruna
bes 9otels 100000 in Baltimore ausgeben;
auel4 OaS attisncapitaI lei III Der 6Olge aaf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20
Elopenant ExtraordInary.

ulars. which has Just agitated Newton, Mass. A
Young married man named Train had in his em-
pIoy q young woman, Miss Norris, with whom he
fell'in love. The pair determined to elope during
the ABSENCE of Mrs. Train. The trunks We're
nearly packed; tho carriage was at the door; eve
Yvthlng. in short, was about ready for the guilty
light, when, in the most provoking manner, tho
Injured wife made her appearance. But the wick
cd husband was equal to the emergency. He pn-
hluahingiy avowed his purpose of flying with
Miss Norris, and, In order to make things pleas
ant. locked his wife up untfl he had finished pack
ing, when the guilty couple drove away to the
station, and thence vanished into infinite space,
with good deal of borrowed money. The last
mentioned fact has stimulated pursuit. and there
is some hope that Train may be caught and served
as be served his unfortunate wife,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20
PRrscILLA.


Ny Htue 5Vo8 ~ ih tIl5 shads -.ss
Beneath the climbing roses,
And eraveif ssNg n half1dream
Tho dainty mcleures Of her seam
undl the twilight closes.
Ibok dna lone, yet haSono care
I9 break her maiden musing;
idly tosg my book AWAY
And watch her PRETTY lpgers strny
Along their feslne.
The dew hllF. and thssunsetl light
Goes creeping O'ef the meadows,
~ And still, With serious eyes cast down,
'phe eravolY eeWs her Weddne-EOWn
Among the growing shadows.
Ineeds must gaze, though on her cheek
Iho boshful rOsos culver
She is so modest. simple, sweet,
That l, poor pilgrim, at her feet
-"i.a Would fain adore forever.
A heavenly peace dwolls in her heart;
siis Her love Is yet half duty.
Serene and serious still and quaint,
She's partly woman, partly saint,
This Prosbyterian beauty.
u She isso shy that all my prayers
81 q Boareo win few small kisses
She lifts her lovely eyes to mine
And softly grants, with blush divine,
Such slender grace as this is.
watch her with tender care
And joy not free from sadness
o. 70 oF What an that should take
This gentle s0ql and think to make
It's future days all gladless?
Can fulhll those maiden dreams
In some imperfect fashion,
j am no hero, but know
/ love you, Dear-the rest throw
Upon your sweet compassion
-HdrpeF's Md0dsiac for January.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20
Gems Of Thought.

A day Of idIeness tires more than week of
work.
Love looks not with the eyes, but with the
mind.
Genius has limit virtue has none, every one
pure and good can be purer and better still.
A promise should be given with caution and
kept with care. It should be made with the
heart and remembered with the head.
Thers are men who, by consulting their own
inclinatiOns, have forgotten that others have
clolfnt0 the same deterenf.
TruthfuIness Is d cornerstone in character;
and II it be not firmly laid in youth, there will
always Be weak spot in the foundation.
Memory is q patient camel, bearing huge
burdens over life's sandy desert. Institution
Is Q bird Of paradise, drinking in the aroma Of
celestial AOWeFS.
Every human creature is sensible 10 sOme
Inhrmities OF temper which II should be hiscaFe
to e0ErAet and subdue, particularly IN the early
period Of life. 4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20
WINE AND Liquor sTaR ]

" IIII.T 7 " -
Informs his friends and the public
"A- seberaly that he has taken the store
THE s T. corner a. end ShigIsg 81,
WILMINGTON. REL.s.
Were he va kSeL On hapd good assOrtmsnt of
Wines Rrandies apd Liquors. comprising
pale Champagne. scotch WHISKY.
Pale do Irish do
RxtEa do Holland Gin.
Old Mon0ngahela Whisky, Allegheny Whisky,
Bourbon Whisky, the very best double rectih cd
Whisky in the country, that cannot be bought
cheaper elsewhere.
WlEES-Maderia, Sherry; Lisbon, Sweet MAla-
ga, Champagne and Claret, All Of WkiGh are
warranted 70 be NqFa and OF the hest quality.
EA sAA NJ fResPbefry, blackberry, Ginger
e TsssTn KssPsrs and Retail Dealers supplied
MHGkCISAL PuRPosEs+ Invalids and Others.
desiring old Wines and Liquors for medicinal pur-
poses will lind il to their advantage 10 call and
examine my stock of unadnlteratOd Liquors before
purchasing elsewhere,
~ Persons at a distance will and their orders
promptly AttsRded TO. All liquors sent tree of
charge to any distance within twenty miles.
a. Hotels supplied with Casks. pemiiohas, &C.
50 Purchasers Wlll and Il to fheit adyhntaEe 10
asl st tAS >. p eeipeS Of Fourth and shipley Sts..
eeases. nanl2-lVl WIN. BAXTER
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20
DRLAwARR RAILRoAp I.lWT.
SUMNER ARRANGKMRAfT

q s.Iss;.F Sc r;F ..SsRaay !.E:S.:ay ~. Ss|y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20

III anv - 1raln VIII run subject 70 delays Incl
tiOns where time IL given -
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New Castle for WilmlDgT0n - pRa,.a~s
at 2. ~ A. NJ. Leave PhiIadeIphiS a. ~ III so.l
"lhnlngton AZ lao p. M.. for New Castla. --''--
.,,... M1kNA BRANCH TRAINE
@ h@adiHonalt 10 those above, leave Smyrna for Clay
ION lI.5o a. m, and 50 p. M, LeavoClayton for
SmyrnaS.4O a. m, and 400 D. m, 10 mSFO cS11se-
South. - Ss-@~~S
a. ro,,-,-.,,, CONNECTIONS.
AT TOWNSEND. with the X snt Countv and D.,
AnRes Kent Railroads. - N-ONA
AZ CLAYTON. with the Maryland and Delaware
water Railroad. @ ~Ae@A
AtsEAF0RD with the Dorchester ana Delaware
At BELMAR, with the Eastern Shore Railroaa
ana WicemieO and FOeemOka Railroad
u. y. KkNNEY, Supk,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20
'WTuE SHORTEST AND nEsT ROUTE.-sa

WTHR sHORTKsT AND nRsT RoUTR.~&&
Thislin atiord rdsunsQ1alledind in ndueemeRts - per
bonsdosiEing Oh cap and expedis passage 10th
West, and deaeTv the attention Of al
such desire TO avail Of the Hoguostaad
Bill passed by the last Congress.
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad via Its cor
enR llnes ia hY la3 miles the shortaat IOnte %
ChieaGO aud ether prQminen tpl In the stand
Is also the quick cheapest and best route te AZ
prOmine places IN the S0uthw eel and Northwest.
Passengers are forwarded in comfortable and ain
Passenger Cara Furnished With cushioned seats With
mOveable backs, water tanks Stoves In Winter. and
with such other - are requisite for u
comfort 0ffamihaa.
Thloash tiekstaA aOld tOallprominentplA plAeeaih
the West, Southwes aud Northwest, ~ about hal
Ii usual lfat class fare. u
ChidFon and or hvo years old A. ffas and ohilaron
between the ages Of REeaRa twelve years Pay Aalk
BaSgase heck Sd ana sOrWaEdsdb By the Ans traia
With the passsngers. Eightypounds ofbaggaga ear.
S4eh free 20 every foll PASSENGER. Hs
The train leaves daily exospt Sgndayl. and tieksh
must be procured and baggage delivered atkhooslea
Ne. l1e Market street. By 5 O'clock, =. ~,
nv adarossinR ths una aaFsiFned be will faFwaFdk
return efmail. hea fohaEgn. aeiEoalaE oaatAlnhg
eemplste Pgiee .litts a nap .eAyreqe eepy.t
Homestead Law, Asd glye epeA 81 her naiiaa
- ofths PsansytvanfA Railroad anpasV
Ne. 40 Market Street. Rhiladniahin
I pbilaAalnkins Inna2 a. tAA - $1,000 !
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20
MANHOOD
HOW lost, now REsTORRDl

-1lEA Just pubIished. q new edition Of
AAA Or. CulyerWelis celebrated essayon
s--@F the radical cure (without N sdicl ne
49, of6permatorrhWa, orSeminal Weak
ness, Involun ntaFy Seminal Losses. lmpOtency.
Mental and Physical lnsapAcity. Impedimenta 20
Marriage, etc.; also, Consumption. EpileDsy,s and
Fits. induced By sslf-indulgones or sexual extrav-
aganee.
aA-Rriea. in a sealed envelope. only 6 eents.
The celebrated anthOF. In this admirable essay
clearly dam0nslPatea, from thirty years success.
ha pFastiea, that she alarming consequence o I
sslf-ahuso nay ha FaliaAllY CURED without The dam
geFouq use df iRtaFnal medicine eG the application
lot th3 knifp; p6intinG cut mode ot cure 81 once
simple, certain. and sdeotuAl. BY means OF which
every sufferer, no matter WhAthia condition may
be. may cure himself eheaply, privately and radi-
AR-This LaeluEa should be In the hands Of every
youth md ever nhAn In ehe had.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope. ta any ad-
81 addfessl1k The bn6ilsheya.
Ala, Or. CulyerEqlts Marriage Guide. prize,
10 Gents. q y aUA ssNB MIttz .tkf
/ Address the Publishers.
.H'' CHAs. J. Q. KLINE 8 co.
173DO WeRyNeW IaFks
so aAflkA4 = -. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20

Extra New BuOlEwheatM Mea
CHOICE soUrHRRN CORN CRISIS.
FRESH CANADA OAT NRAI.
EXTRA FAMILY HL0UR.
Vo-vsiovv a y. y. CllANDLER'S.
nekl3 94 MAHEot n11aa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON =. BALTI
Il MORE RAILROAD,

n MUHE hAILHUAD,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
On and after WEDNESDAY. October 18th, ISL,
a PASSENGER car WI be attached to the freight
HingtOn.
The train viii stop at Stations as follows, when
Agnailed GTay's Ferry. 9,12 y. m, lsaEarettO 80
Pm Chester, g.4l D. N; Lamokin, 945 p. N; Thur
low S49 p N; LinwoOd. 955 p. nj; Clay mont. 1901
m I0etDl Ii. y. kENNEY. Snpt.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-04
J. II. sHEPHERD. T. CIAPLINE
COAL AND LUMBER.

THE undersigned having leased The Saw
L Mill property belonging to The Esls'e
of the lsIe r. u. Shepherd, Jr decess
ed. at Shepherdsrown. ate prepared to do
SAW Wing on short .noi.ce, aud intend to
keep constantly IN hand good assuI.
mrnt If Pine md Oak Lumber.
We have also opeHrd a COAL YARD
a, the same place, and have now on hand
large supply OF COAt. wlIrh we are
ready To deliver any where m town on
short notice. Cumberland Coal Lump
and Fine. aud Run OF the Line. Al-o
Anthracite Coal of different grades
No. quality Of Lyk"ns' Valley.
e solicit the patronage at Inc p hllc.
and are ready to Ill promptly o'ders Tor
any hing IN ,he Coal and Lumber line.
on liberal terms. cash IN d, livery.
SHEPHERD & CUAPLINE
hepherdsto"n. llrc "
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-04
OLD TRUST is DEAD /!
RAD PAY KILLED HIM

BELIEVING the Cash System to be
ID The bet tor boIh buyer and seller
hereafter no goods vii be delivered un-
less settled for al The counter. All VINO
are indebted ara politely notified 10 come
forward and settle up
Nv motto hereafter will be "Qlick
sales and small profits for The cash.
LLOYD LlCkLlDER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-04
Happy Christmas
MERRY NEW YEAR
TO ALL.
Go to Rentch's Family Grocery

10 TO Rentch'S Family grocery
for your Christmas Supplies
III E olTrr he following a, small profits
III for The Cash : Green and Roasted
Coffees, Brown and White Sugars. Teas.
Syrups. New Orleans Molasses. Pickels.
Canned Fruits. Jellie.. CrsnbrIrie-. Cit.
r.n. Rai.ins. Figs. Nuts. Prunes. Dried
Peaches sni Apples. !lnminv. Bears
p %. Corn. PoInt,es. Family Flour,
Burkwhes, Meal. Corn Meal. Crackers
Of I'll kinds. Spices. N"i'ons. Greens
war;, Glassware. St me and Wooden
Ware. Candies of all kinds, M'nce Meat
ready fur use. Come one. come ell, ano
get your supplies.
ID eel
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-04

A fire broke ont in house belong
ing to Mr.. Mack, on Union Hill, uear
the Cemetery, Martinsburg, Tuesday
night last, during the absence of the
family, which was entirely consumed
together with its contents, and about
5000 in money.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-04
LOOK! FREE TO ALI

$50 pc PER Week s to 'sr'. 5 %,. or ,.%os To
will send a'copy al tia, wonder OF Wdsd,rs,"
The "llluSiu'rd Horn ., Plenuy.' II contains
over E:'y h,Sun:ul Illustrations. md wHl be
sem Free TO all " may write; adde's, |. Cat
side, Paterson. y. ].
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-04

son made Dec 3l' by one Agent selling
SoU Horace Greeley and fam,h." hns
engraving. 2as2o inches, sent hy mail to- 81.
We also lnail Buuon.Hoe aud Sealing Ma.
chine Thread Cutters, and Noedle Threading
lhmole, pnct - cents each. Cucuhrs of Va
nous other Novel les mailed frtQpenIly 20 all
old and new agents, address Amrncan Novelty
Co. So Broadway, New Yuri
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-04
FOR SALE,
FIFrY-TWU ACRES VALUABLE
IIMgER LAND OF CHESTNUT,
OAK, &c,

belonging to the heirs of Rtwleigh Mo-
Ter, decea led, situated on the Maryland
side, between and II ME from HE
e.. e. d. Canal, about ID mile from
Mountain Lock. aud obuuI midway be-
tween Harprr's Ferry and Shepherds
Town. The whole within a mile of the
Canal. and Chestnut OAK lumber suih-
rient o mike SO to 10 Ihnu>a rails.
more or less. The land can De seen nv
calling upon Wm. ] Moer. al Z'on's
Church. 10 mi. .Conrty. and Tor terms
and further description address
] 5. BRAGONlER, Attorney.
ShephendslOwn. W. Va.
Der 81 I'm
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-04
A Town Lot

in Browns sdGiIon to Shepherdstown.
Thee Lots were sold at former sale
with A Decree IN he ssmo Court at A
prI Term, 1872, and are nov To bc Of
(ered again because Of The failure oI the
purchasers 10 comply with the terms ol
.alp, and notice Is nov gwen MAT u the
terms sre no, promptly complied with
the Lois will BE- lorrhwIb resold al HE
exp.nse IT the purchasers.
TIE Terms of sale AZ prescribed by
The Decree srp-Oue ihird cash III hand,
the bal nee IN one and two ye r.. tor
which lhr purchaser ~ 10 give bond "uh
approved -trufiiy. brarng Interest iIon
The day %. ale, aud SererVatloC OF he
vendors lien a. further security.
Sale 20 comrtnce At 2 o'clock.
f.. |. LEE.
II II. BLACKBURN.
ISAAC FOUkE.
SIP. cal Commissioners.
& D. NcGhnry Aucloneer.
Dec IL ow
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-04
G D L 0 L He
l. I'll EA EST STORE
AND BUY YOUR
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
COLLARS SOCKS &c

THE Undersigned having inst received .
L large and varied Stock of BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, CAPS, and NOTIONS, TO
which they invite the attention Of the genera
Public The Stock is unsurpassed by any il
town. and prices are satisfactory. y good
Stock OF
CIGARS s. TOBACCO.
of the best brands, always kept on hand.
Work also manufactured 10 order al short
notice, and moderate terms.
Remember The :ign Of the BIG BOOT one
Goor west Of The Courthouse.
McCUAN * YONTZ.
Nov % Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-04

Worthless limitations are on the nsrkst. boz
the only scientific pf@pA alton 4 Cirhol,c A.
cd Tor 10 g dI>es-es Is ~hrn chemicsll- cnn
bined win olher we'll known remedies. ;,,u
these TAEt ET'. and all paitirs are cautioned
against uS'ns any olber.
10 all cases 81 irritation Of the moccu, me n.
brace these TABLETS should be freely US /.
their CLEANSING and hrsiInz properties are az
toni,hiDg.
Be warned. never neglect cold. >, is .s.ily
cured III It's inoiPient state. when IL Income.
euro &c The cure Is exceedingly difficult. use
Wells Carbohe Tablet. as specific.
JOHN z. KELLOGG,
g Plau 81, New York.
. le Agent for United States.
Price Is cents box. Send for Cirsuar.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-04
Balance due Green & Lucas $3.50.

On motion, 1t was ordered tnat the
action Of the Jail Building Committee
IN extending said building, be and is
hereby approved by the Board.
YIN motion it was ordered that the
O!erk OF the Board issue to Jno. +. En-
VIII Assessor, the orders for his salary
rs tlXed by the previous Board.
oh mouon' the Board adjourned.
AIMS HOUSE, Dec. %, 1872
The Board of Supervisors mo, nursu-
ant to an order from the President
Present, J. ii, Haines, VIM. II. Kahle
J. J. Kern, A. VI. Sponcellor. Jacob
Fulk, II. c. Entler and j. J. Ramsburr
Ordered. That \, NJ, Sponsellor and
II. c. Entler be appointed a Committee
to settle the accounts of Capt. Jno.
Avis, Superintendent of the Aims House.
The following preamble and resolu-
ton was adopted by the Board:
Whereas, The Committee appointed
by the Board, at meeting held on the
9TH day of December, 1872, to settle
with the B. & 0. r. r. Company, hav-
ing performed the responsible and ardu-
Gus duties assigned them, and having
affected settlement with the said Com
pany to the entire satisfaction OF tins
Board, and, we believe, to the people OF
the County.
Therefore it is ordered, that the said
commissioners be paid for thelrservices
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CHEAP FARMS! FREE HOMES !

CHEAP FARMS! FREE HOMES
On the lIne OF The UNION rACIFIC RAIL
ROAD. ~ oDo,cOO acrrs oi the best Farming
aud Mineral Lands ~ America.
3OUOOL0 Nc'es IN Nsbfa.ka. 10 the Platte
Valley, nos fJt sale.
NM CHmai,, FcriHe 'oH.
ior Gram g'o"Ips an. sock Rising unsur.
passed Icy any ~ tto Unite Srir.
cheaper IN Price, m,fe lavrf,ble tern, NV
e". Snh more convenient 10 marker III 30 an he
i1nnd ei.e~he.,
rice Hms'f'ods fjr Ac,uai St,itr..
The best location Tor Colonies Soldiers
eru,let 10 liohe.lesd Of $50 Acres.
Se'd Tor the new IJeseripl's awpbler. uIih
new maps. punished IN Enrlph. tier ~.
S'cti"i' Sni Danish mail'd toe ,efysb,rs
Nddfc>s. %. T DAVIS
Land Conn l.. =. X RIO.
Om-h, Nsh
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Dec2l
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,
IN the Circuit Court nf Jrfersoa Coun
x W, November Term, 1872.
William OInduril,

E. l. Lee, aud Others.
Extract from lie Decree.
land by like consent tins cause IS
committed to 4 Master Commissioner Ui
this Court uh0 shall ascertain and r port
the secured liens upon The realty Of The
said " llil4m OrnGo II, the amount, and
printl'ies III, reoi, aud what transfers oil
sand liens or any Of tbeD have been
made and TO whom and report his pro-
ceedlnps 10 a Iatore term "i ihIs CJuIi.
A True Cnp,-Tes'e.
w. A. GIIApLlNE, Clerk.
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AGENTS-W ANTEn.

EN . w Az I'D.
So TO $3.50 PER WONTH,
Everywhere, male aud female. TO in ,oduee IN.
GENUINE ia .'ROvnD COuMON sENaK
FAMILY 81 Wing MACHINE Tb, ma.
came w'Il S'iIch. hem, le;l, tuck. gu II. cord,
OInd' hfaIJ aud omhfo'def ~ most superior
mann'r. PrIcr only So. Fury licensed and
warranted I"f tive years. W. viii pay 81 ,Ooe
iof any maehn. that will sew stronger, more
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makes The "El's''e lo"k SIrch.' E'e'y be.
c"nd F"ich can he CO, AMI siI Zoe cloth can
not be P'l'ri apart without teanng u. We
pay agents from s15 TO $3.50 per month aud
expenses ~ commission from which twico
that amount can ne made. Adde'S SECOND
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