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DEATHS

Mrs. Martha Miller, reflex Of Frederick
Miller, and mother q Jsdse samuel y. Miller,
one q The Js.sios~ 81 the supreme Cour q
the United sisss-, died at the residence Of her
daughter. Mrs. N. u. wais-ceit. In Richmond,
on "Wednesday evening. the ss,h ull Mrs.
Miller vas a native Of Madison county, and
bad lived In Richmond from the time Of IL
sr-t organization a. a town. For the last
twenty year. q her lie she Va. totally blind.
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spo-. you h.ssd q he orab Orchard ssh,
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RELIGIOUS.

Rev. Jss N. wsl,-u will preach al the N.
" Chsrcs, ssath, On sals2Ay 'aai,aisk. issSiE'"
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A fIRsILfAss drinkins altnn ~ ~ msi9 sir,.t
ilsnslsnl eulioni tqlrihsF th lilsri tlhinTrlh9
onlY ane 10 toanr-N alr - flnr aa,l tlli.e I ~
paFiisulafA, sdlf.' y ~, o. -. =, si'ief \ ~
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LIVE STOCK ITEMS.
R.ssss Prizes an ever K>~sseky
Local Sales and General Movements
LAND AND Cnor ITEMS.

r,u.-. -. 81 r..
:, - a ~.
o'', " ~ !,
of moving hay TO the rich. Instead Of putting
the hay into cocks, and then putting Il into q
wagon, he takes brush, with the limbs cut
20 NJ to lie a- level Ne may he, bitches his
team TO Il and drives IL along the vi.-srow,
throwing the hay on as he goes. Mr.. Camp
bell says that he finds !, a great saving oi time
and labor; and the idea was warmly com
mended by several farmers In whose presence
the plan was mentioned"
- =. s.,. -.
, Jug ,Os ~, ~ ~. -
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~ wv ',,s'e :" 49,. .,.. -,
'u ."s saeN'on ru',n-e, ~ Wv ~'.' P ~,
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!" -, s,'- - ~. " '"s -, ~
-. ~. ~ a,i A., 80"
-, T.. s-an," ws.,..aIs ar -.
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~. g.. ii .,,na..L ~. -. 80. ~.
-. Wv - ~, . a..."s,e III $50. s.-v =
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION.
-OF-
The Farmers National Bank

At stanio In the STATE IL Ksntncky at close Of bus
ines June ISth, 1873.
RESOuECES.
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60 and see the new stock :: ladies
and gentlsmen's sold and silverwatches
at T. r. Chenaults.
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l. Ina. h Owsisy, CASHIER II The Farmers National
HANK II siant.rd, KY. d. salsmnly ssear thA the
ahess si.isu.sai h trss ~ the bssi u my knowsss
add belief
JSO. D OwsLEy. CASHIER.
sahscriied and ssarn ~ t-frp me this 9th day n
June, lsTA ySOl .. McnOBERTs, n. 2.
Correct .itesti
J. ~ SuASKA.
=. H. suANKs niresta<.
q. A. LAcHNS.
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HExnr PKnnrr PExDLEToS, aged year,
yes.r,-s child u VA. sod Mary Pops rendle-
tsa, died June 9Th, lssa.
Endowed with such nr qualities q .nnia-
hility. s.atleae--. affection. mcdc-ty and man
lines. dear little HrSKiE was rendered there
by. the pet and idol of his family, and f.
vorite with neirhbor and friends.
"Of such IL the Kingdom Of Heaven,
siriclea mother, father, sisters and hrOther.
"whrre the treasure l., there will the hear,
be also" And may the loving Savior draw
your hearts aud those of all the faithful
watcher around that couch Of suffering. TO
His gcntle arms. A FRIEND.
Waussra Ronorlsr pkaae COPY.
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Personal.

Mr.. Joseph T. Mckinney, Of Louisville, is
visiting her husbands parcRts al this place.
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BANK REsoRrs.
REPORT or THE CONDITION
THE NATIONAL, rlyK

OF SOMrcuerTcT,@
AZ somcrr-s. In ID. ss.e ef Krp,s-ky, at slssc Of
burines June "a is71
Ers0trrrs -
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Al his residence, near Beryville, Ny, on
the 18th in-s, Mr.. John Brans,nes, an ola and
esiimable citizen,
Wayne Teachers Institute conyeues al Mon-
tieello neat Wednesday, continues ior hur
DAYS, BlON
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LOCAL nREvrrfEs.

Thsis he day W e.lebrsss.
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The engineering corps which has been al
york In our county, on the old military sur
vey, for the past six weeks, are now surveying
the line south Of the Cumberland river. and in
the vicinity Of "Point Isabel"-more familiar
" known Of late years ne aPoint Burnside"
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COMMITTEE on ISvrrArIox.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-28

+ On to Pail %"lphia lcleEa.hl
TIL oe 81 eloN { launched in l764
ut ona O on dock' soils no, row
uode, TIA sc OF C2p,ain ThoneS
Wethc IT or Al,Gcp, with . e. go
OF pc, ole2r, rosil Fad urgcl,ine
Snee sre hes heon here hunc eos OF
people ~ 1a vsi ed he', the vessels
dime asons are. -iedgth, % .e"f
hroaI,, - .eet; and depth 10 feet.
A bcrnt'iGl tlag, manufactured by
Mess. Hos,mann & Co., VIII ,c-day
i've prese lied 70 Captain Welne2'll by
NJ ST. noel Simes on hchrl. OF tn .
rennsy lvanie Salt Mann'actp" ngCom-
pany. The ties, mopi2l Is NeY Epno-
sorle one, and will be, doubtless, much
priced b." he present Owner of YES
sci that has crossed ana re-ciossed the
ocean fof more thrn II quNrtct O, a
century, and now that the men that
bu: her e dead and 10 g0iteh, still
Mtnrnll" performs the duties forWhich
she vas offended. Fac Woids of old
CaptD.h Wells, who commanded the
ba K ia 1851, a,e yet applicable. Cap
ta'l Volts LSed 30 sly: "Thc True
Love j. :. - % handy rs cutter, SAFE
as l;ieooat, Light as Il bottle, and
reacy now rs o. old TO do her duty
faitn.Jll
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A corr spoadon: W les; "nc ncau-
t'pl a neticau, Miss Polk, has Of
cou'se, be- ,v;icd to Ch;sWck. You
can not imay'ne anything more lovely
tnql she looked nj the Cnisw,cN 81 =
do Dnfiv which the pr'hccss Ca W"les
gave on ,ho 90 o. July. Her c,s
was original, add yea rot AT all COS
tlmish. ;Sho is never chic ia Il esS,
yoI khow, As II cleVer man says,
Nj IS PolNs taste il toiIec malte :
amounis 10 genius. The toilet | speak
of-wLich was g'eatly adm ed - the
Princess-was st.aw,, colo ed six
made with drawn Skin, vefy old
Style bat very good style, with a gau2e
oVe,u"ess OF the same shade. Her
bonnet was Rembrandt shape brow II
with yel'0w roses. She was TIE most
charm; Ng looking creature | ever saw,
| should iib if We're to say that Miss
Polk was me rage. Sucn n young wo-
ma is never ',he rage Sac is too
CONNIE fdu', TOO elegant ana diyni-
ileu Eut | do say thai she has g. act
ed the admiration of the exclusive Jew,
who, il the London world o. fashion,
are iniallible."
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Drug Store for Sale.

The uDdsriiy led yishi.ig to out III" lug
business, takes this Opel ,uniiy 20 norm
the public that he will sell his Interest in the
sock of the ffm OF Elliott * Stevenson. Any
one DESTROYS of engaging in this business VIII
fiud II tn his In iefest To call and sse. North
side public square, Dallas Texas.
lSd,f l.. ELLIOTT.
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An one piper ,e'sa VI 80 ung,
ufd stWtli"S story o.. The reveal ull
mtco 4. u stole " llghMng u few
days 'oe phos,"oKc :, seems pros
Cp,ed o alend,G & owe - on n 90,
Milan, Nal,'. Apo' ,pem WIS on,
Wi,ch WIS el. g4uuupt 'om 900 ,u
NJ" ON, . fcco.t' 'gD perr ptpy
the Lugmcl.s ~ Uhiig plp Gis-
go, god a GId,lt skeleton, yel OW Wltl
ugc, which lA,la lily fell to pieces and
was scattered over several fee, OF the
surrounding pastu age, Wi,h the re-
mains was also tuunG u lew hu,,on OF
ancient pd.,on aAd n Leather pockoI
book, in good sta.e o. preservation.
The pocl,c, book told the sadN1d rag
ic s,ory "a ,ac discn,Ombcd >kcle,on,
lt contained pape' WaiCh Wee I'Ow 4
and d,scololed, and covered VITA rude
poncil,ngs, scarcely leg.5ic. but enough
could be decipheled TO show lnt ,doy
had been Written by ~ soldier in Che
Revolutionary amy--a man "a act
who he'd been an au and companion
70 GcLcal Washntor, His Epme
was Roger Napdclbnrg, and he held
the rank Ca co pain,
A,.er partic podug / the prlyaIions
Of Valley Flo sc, AVID in tho zee eat
across the Jerseys, aud serv " . 5fef
tine nj West PO' Mt, be mr. chcd with
st, Clair aga; lSt The No ,hwce,e"a
Ipd'a1s. Ga NoveWGer3, lI0I, DC was
Wor'ded and cap wed by ,'eledrFns,
Dcsub'cqrenay e'cOped, howc' or, and
boi g In d p 'essed by bis savage Toes,
he took le;dge il This oak tree The
hollow afforded . convenient rer eat
anG he allowed himself 90 Drop into it,
Thcn too lale, he GuNd that he had
miscalcrlateG the deptn o. ,he hollow,
and 'he' was no escape Tre"eWaln-
ing Dou's o. his i.e we" spent Ia
wi;,'Ig Il diary, the en-. es of which
SLOW terrible zero d oflum"n suffer-
ing, q Il dr'ir - pei on of eleven days
he pei ri y LGsc bed his sels@tions
as he felt himsc'l slowly S.N vilg 20
dea,h. The sto,y is ccr,ai ~ n Strange
one, and thcle is rotb''g Improbable
about il.
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rEwMsi

TINE DAILY liEGALD spullHhod every
murnug, uNcolr hpndny, a sl0 ytu, ~
ndNHurei 1lo,hA months u FOR one month
,d cruls Tor one weeks thhle copies,
cents,
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BANKING AND INSURANCE,

BANKING kNO INSURANCE.
JORDAN, GAY 81 CO.,
GEErRAL
INSURANCE AGENTS
Are prepared 10 wrlu insnmnce in nnliNs
ANA surr6uulnr c0uuue ~ the following
INST class companlva ul MIR uIeai
HARTFORD FlRE lNsulANtE CO., OF
HARTFORD, CONN,
Ass 900 90
NATIONAL WRE INSURANCE co., OF
HANNIBAL, MO
600
MANHATTAN FIRE iNSulANCE co..
on NEW Nullk
STATE INSURANCE Coz on lLANNl-
Ball MO,
Assets ~r.''''''''''''''''e""o,"oo w
MERCllANrs MUTUAL lNSuRANCECo.,
OF GALVESTON, TENAS,
Assetsoe,.,,,.o,,.,oo.'"'' .''.esoo'ooo 90
TEXAS RANKING AID iNSURANC CO.,
OF GALVESTON, TENAS,
Assctso.,.,,.,..,o,.,,, ,ru,.,,,as1 $500, 900 90
ANTEllS' INSURANCE CO., OF HOuS-
TON, rENAS.
90
OLD DOMINION FIRE RANCE CO.,
OF RICHMOND, VA,
VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE lNSuR.
ANCE co, or RICHMOND, VA,
.,,,.,,,,,.S 32T ,0O3 %
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE CO., on
PHILADELPHIA.
s3,3O36'i III
OFFICE CITY BANK BUILDING,
Covner az Commerce and MARKET SIS,
DALLAS, Ten As.
OSdtf
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BOYS MAKE 1sEN,

when you see u = ,eu u,ch,n
= md " t.. - I,le = .ert,
win .rtT % l. 'cc'csN, odseIS,
nn + e. rnG lrle rcI, Zee,
Pass lot by the chi'd GnhecG ",
Smile uoon hin -lHMl iIe--whon
He's glown hr'l' noe io LET ,,,
l'o @ &C., be 1o,h .lt,kc men.
Wrcr ,pc brova e yot n sp.rus
ONc nov W ~ loS So, crl.,
ca. - you"c 'i,t 70 , q ! ccc,ts--
Do lot H. VOC ri,c >Herl..
Yur luSt SOW /. 40, = boSoms
See, o., e de- me cy; Thea
Plan,w ~, ON II { bee GOOD outage,
When acc. ig No.'sr;e ren.
IL 10 YOU ever Socl II g,r 3s'c,
With his eyes r. o. W Ii JOv,
Fri Dr., 80 mi ut some act o ia, ness
So lr,h'.,L STA to Ne .n.L II boy?
or ret e. some ~ Oft o 60 ios,,
WI ~ brow p c'oGdeu, Nhc
IlrSr. ..Icv we g 90 I 'oughVesS
10 e mem Irr IT.. i0HS make men.
Lea U.S. Y 20 aLu some p'eHSCre
10 the L q o. every boy,
Fof ryrh ch 1t reeds te"ter interest
In g SOr ow = - jos.
Crll orr IT., : come by Is } ghtuoSs-
They Gvo d gloomy CO,
And Sccl ,'ur com o. sew lcre;
Ana rr.nc.nJe., boys mt IKE men.
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A heavy rain at st. Louis on Wednes-
day last was slightly intermixed with
snow,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-28

A Young lady ia McMindvllle, while
out on the hills blaclibeirying was
conf onted by a cougar, ohe day lasJ
week. She yielded up her paaliei,
and me last seed o. the c0u3a.' he YVES
ondeavo' 'ng 20 find some local news
il ,he Yamh'il Reporter ana. while
engaged il the vaiA puisc't, the lady
quietly moance ed homcwaId,
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TIE w EEKLY HERALD.

wuE WEE%LN HERALD wll ho pub,
Il. trt r,ry SrurluS no. ina. 81 scrip
ipl,g!,l arr'num slJo 10 ~; mon .bs,
Ern ,,,,s ,ic,i't hln siA u,',.,,,
Ad,t.,,Srmen,S ipsottu' r, 49," iinr Of Il ~
urI slwtl flr tIH II ,t insr, ,,uui pld 10 ., ats
mr pllp.,t .'lIt 40 s''po'-
ruo 90 toW - are oar advertising rates IN
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-15
MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGANS.

THE ONLY American Musical instruments
of such extraordinary and recognized excel.
Ience a. TO commsnd q vide sale 10 Europe,
notuIth standing competition there with pro-
ducts OF cheap labor.
ALWAYS awarded highest premium O. inrlu.
ding The Medal at the ans EXposii Oh. OF
hun reds Of Industrial EIhIbiiions. there have
not been sIx In I'll where any other organ. haze
been preferred TO these.
UNIVERSALLY recommended by eminent
musicians as pos' e.sing eIeeiI. neies MT attain
ed in sny others. see opinions Of ONE
THOUSAND, in Testimonial Circular.
EXCLUSIVELY employ ing several i'm 9oriant
Inventions and embfseng every real i1p prove
msni.
THE MOST EXTENSIVE and complete fac.
tories IL IN. world, producing better work 81
less cost than otherwise possible
PRICES FIXED and az 10. o. con ,isient
with seruPpl Us employ nsnt Of only bel us-
terisI and vorkn anship-
illustrated Catalogue and TesiimonisI
Cneulsr, with important inforD dion ..
bout Organs sbieb may cave Purchasers
IRON disappointment in Purchase Of In
ieri"r OF Worthless Instruments or Pay
menI Of High Prices, Sent Free.
Mason f. Hnmi,n Organ Co.,
l54 Trsmon, ST.. Boston; IS Union Square.
New York; so and 50 Adam. ST.. Chi. ago.
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Berkeley County

We clip the following items from the
last Martinsburg papers,
DISTRESSING SUICIDE.-We learn that
Thursday last, Mr.. John Ellis, residing
in the neighborhood of Little George
town, in this county. committed suicide
by shooting himself through the head
with musket 1t is not known what
led Mr.. Z. to commit the rash act. He
was one among the wealthiest citizens
of the county and had always borne the
character of an honest and upright citi-
zen; and we suppose had not an enemy
in the world-,SateSman.
CoMING.---We learn that q number of
farmers are selling out i'll Pennsylvania,
with view of purchasing farms in the
two Virginias. Let them come. We
bid them hearty welcome. The near
est man to q native born Virginian is
the German farmer and mechanic of
Pennsylvania
lion ORE.-Our friend JOS Morgan,
Esq, left at the Statesman Office last
week, several specimens of Iron Ore,
which has been discovered to exist in
large quantities upon his fathers farm,
near Gerardstown, in this county. Mr..
NJ informed us, that similar specimens
had been sent to Hagerstown, and sub
mitted to the smelling process, and the
ore was found to contain more than the
usual percentage of pure iron. Mr. Al.
also stated, that vein of Stone Coal,
had been discovered not far from the
bed of ore, thus strangely furnishing the
means at hand to convert the ore into
iron.-SfaieSmdn.
ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE BERKELEY
COUNTY AGRICULTURAL AND MECHAN1-
CAL ASsoClArIoN.-This Association
held It's regular annual meeting in the
courthouse at Martinsburg on Saturday
last. The Chair was taken by Hon. Z.
>. Faulkner, President of the Associa-
ton, and X. NJ. Price and J. L. w. Ba-
ker, acted as secretaries. All the former
officers and directors were reelected.
except where vacancies had occurred by
death o. removal. The privilege of free
entrance to the fair was revoked as to
the Judges and Stockholders and their
families Near fifty shares of new stock
was taken at the meeting. The next
Annual Fair was fixed for the 9th, 10th,
18th and 18th days of September; and
every preliminary arrangement was adop-
ted to make it grand and imposing af-
Statesman.
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A Disease With a Thousand s,w,,ow..

dyspepsia Is the most distressing of ail hu.
man ailments It's symptoms are almost inf
Rite 10 their variety, and the isrlorn and de.
sPondrnt victims Of the disease. often fancy
themselves The prey, in turn. Of every known
@alady. Thisis due, IN part, TO The close
symPath which exists between tho stomach
aud The brain, and in part also TO the fact that
any disturbance Of the digestive fuaction ne
cessarHy disorders the liver. the bowels and
The nero system, and affects, 10 some ex.
tent the quality OF the blood. A medicine
that. like Hostetlers Btters, not only tones
the stomach. but at the same time controls the
liver, produces a regular hsoit OF body, braces
the nerves, puri6es the fluids aad administers 10
a mind diseased" is therefore the true and eHy
specific Tor chronic Indigestion. Such is the
operation OF This famous vegetable restorative.
II not only cures dysPepss; but also AL con-
com;tants and consequences. Moreover, il Is
Invaluable as q preventive OF indigestion. No
one who chooses 10 lcke half wineg s-ful OF
this agreeable aPpetiz' and tom4chic hsbitu-
ally three times day will ever be troubled
with oppression after eating, nausea sour eruc-
tations. or any 0 her Indications OF a want OF
vigor in the digestive and assimiis,ing organs.
The debility snd languor superinduced by hot
weather arr Immediately and permanently re-
leved Ivy the Bitters, and persons who are
constitutionally incl,nej to look upoa life 'a'
through q glass. darkly," will be apt 10 take
brig ter and more hopeful view Of the situation
under the Genial inhu nee Of this wholesome
medicinal stimuli liant.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-15
BOOK STORE.

T TAKE thi. method to inform my friends
l and the public in general, that have pur-
chased Mr.. VIM. III. Staleys
BOOK, STATIONARY & NEWS STORE,
which intend, with the favor of a generous
public, 10 carry on The business. | shall do my
best to please all that deal with me. Aud
hope that persons that take Magazines and Pa
pers will give me this trade IS l can furnish
them just as Cheap, if not Cheaper, than they
can get them.
To Teachers and Parents desire TO say that
| wish 10 make SCHOOL BOOKS speciality,
and in order 10 do this ask Of you your pa
tronage.
will also keep on hand a good assortment
of STATIONERY, 10 which l invite the at
tenlion Of the public.
To persons ishing Books would say that
can get on short notice any book that is print
ed at publishers price.
Give me call. Strict attention paid TO
business. JAS. L. BARNHART.
March 8, 1873. If
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arch |

DOrATOES. Hon,ny and Beans. for
sale a, Ren,ch's.
IHAKER'S Garden Seeds. for sale by
- w. +. Lenen.
z LARGE Stuck OF Ribbons and Fan
"a cy Goods al
June 22 Riekard g. Uelshans.
NULL Lipd.ey Suits. st the Cheap
n Clothing House. l.. Lickiider
AIDES Kid Fexed Side Lace Gaiterr
IL new s,yls q Liekiiderx
QEED OATS for sale by
- ". T. Lemen
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-15

At Salisbury, Nd, on Monday last,
Mary Amelia Shockley, q beautiful
school cir, of Is years, was shot through
the heart by Geo. W. Hall, aged Is
wears, on account of refusing to answer
a letter he wrote her, and rejected love.
lie afterwards threw himself under a
railroad car, and was killed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-15

1t is estimated that cattle in Texas
increase in numbers at the rate of near
ly thirty-three and one third percentum,
that is allowing for losses from age, dis.
ease, and accident, one hundred head of
cattle will double in three years, and
continue to do so. For instance, at the
end of the first three years they will
number two hundred, at the end of the
next, three hundred, the ninth year
eight hundred.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-15
March S,I613.

URESH Garden Seeds for sale by
X d. S. Renfch.
OTAR. MILLS PAPER. 40 cents
- package, and no questions answered.
Enc AZ. Billings Drug Shore.
OYRUPS Of WiId'Chery and Tar, 25
. cents bottle. al
II. VI Billines' Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-15

In 1870, Staunton has 5,12O inhabi-
tants, Waynesboro, SOC; Lexington,
1878; Harrisonburg,2,s2s Winchester,
AIT; New Market, 600; Mount Jack
son, 270; Strasburg, $50; Woodstock,
$50; Salem, 1855; Front Royal, 7O5;
Edinburg, 452; Newtown, 625; Berry
vile, $50; Charlottesville, 2, 1888; Charles
town, 1900; Shepherdstown, 400.
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Spring Wagon, new,
Sleigh,
2 lhree.horse Barshear Plows, |
two horse do. 8 double and single sho.
vel Plows. 9 Harrows, Corn Coverer.
| Wagon Bed, 2 pairs Grain Ladders,
good Whea, Drill with Guano attach.
men,. good Whes, Fan. nearly new; |
Buckeye Mower. ] Spring tooth House
Rake. Hamburg Hay or Fodder Cnner,
| Corn Shelter. 6 sets OF Wagon Gears,
sets OF Plow Gears. 6 Housings, six
horse line. Collars. Brides, log Cham.
Fifth Cham, bearing and butt Chains. 8
Cow Chsins, treble. double and single
trees, pair sre'chers. ! Iwo-horae SIN
gle shovel Plow Tor laying off corn
ground. Digging Iron, Pnch and Dung
Forks, Hoes, ! Matock. lot Of Old
Iron, Shovels, | Sand OF Bees,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-15
500 pounds Of Bacon
100 pounds of Lard,

l Sausage Cuuer and Lard Press. large
Iron Kettle. l Copper do. Maui and
Wedges. l ten plate Stove. 80 Bags. a.
bout 4 bushels oi Seed Cnrn. Dung Hook
and Boards. and some Household snd
Kitchen Furniture, and many Other srli.
cles not necessary 10 mennon.
TERMS-A credi, of nine months
Will be given on all Gums over $40, note
and approved security required. the noies
10 bear interest from date. bit il paid
promptly when due the interest will be
remilied. Sums Of $40 and under cssh.
No property to be removed Until settled
for. Sale TO commence positively Of 9
o'clock, A. NJ.
JACOB v. POOLE.
G. D. MeGlincy. AucHoDesr.
March 8 3u
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On Thursday in the Criminal Court
of Baltimore, the jury in the second tnai
of Jesse w. Uppercue, charged with
the murder of his aunt, Mrs. Wheat,
rendered verdict of not guilty, after
being out enc hour. The verdict was
received with cheers. and the released
prisoner was warmly congratulated.
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TO THE LADIES.

A Forty-eight page book containing answers
n 10 questions Of great importance. Sent
free 10 any address for ten cents. ADDRESS
MRS H. MErZGER. Hanover, Pa.
March 8, 1873. limo
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PUBLIC SALE.

INTENDING TO qui, farming. will
| sell a, Public Auction. to the highest
bidder, a, my residence on the Magnolia
Farm, belonging to DR.. Boleler. one and
half miles North oil Weve.ton. Wash
inslon County, Md, in Pleassn. Valley,
On Tuesday, 18th Of March,
1873. all nv stock and farming utensils
consisting as follows: