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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-26
sfATi OF WEsr VIRGINIA, i
CoNNnsnoNIk's 0FTtoE Cha
CUT Coukr LEWIS COUNTY,
Towx OF WEsToS,
January 9th, 1878,

January Otu, 1910.
franklin Maxwell, Ex.
teutor Of Lewis Max
we'll, deceased, COM
plainant,
vs..
Allen Simpson, admin.
istt.tor Of John Talbot,
deceased, William A.
Talbot, Joseph G.
Brand, aad Layinia, bis
wife. Susan Ann Cords-
La MeGee and Sarah II.
Moore heirs Of said John
Talbot, Allen Simpson,
personal representative
Of james Niece, de.
ceased, and Susan A. C.
MCGEE, Mary ". MCGEE,
Thomas Niece, JOhn
@ MCGEE, Frank L
Niece and Ida B.
MCGEE. heirs Of said
james MeGee, deceased.
Gibson j.. hatcher. ad-
ministralor Of Charles J.
Moore, deceased. and
Emily Talbot Moore,
Thomas John Moore,
Charles Pindall Moore
and Ralph Moore, hsirs
Of said Charles j.
Moore, deceased.
In pursuance ofan order ofihe taid Gil
cult Court Of Lewis county, made on ID
9Th dAy Of NoStmber, 1865, referring sal
cause 10 4 commissioner Of said Couti, II
object Of which reference being, that sal
CcmnisiiOnGr should ascertain and ftpoi
The amount Of assets 10 the hands Of ALE
Simpson, AJ the personal representative Q
John Talbot, deceased. Ahd whether 9
not John Talbot Wa the owner sfthe Leg
TUE 70 lots Nos. %, 30 and 81, 10 the tow
Of Weston, on the west side Of Main Street
and the legal title TO one otherlo lot Of grpun
ying telEeea MGiA Street AID the river
Immediately between said lois numbers g
80 and 81, ahd containing pne quarter Of a
acre, on tie lsIh Of March, 1853, The day o.
which the said lets were conveyed By d
said John TAlboti TO Charles J. Moore, Dc
ceased.
The underdgned, A. Commissioner Of nj
Court, doth hereby give notice 10 the pArtie
that BE- has hKsd on the third day Of Zebra
Aty next at my said Oiies, 10 proceed to eX
teuit The said order Of risrnes, and COO
tlhue the tame from day 10 day OF ffou tim
phtilmy report shall Be completed.
CD. BUTCHER, commissioner.
jauS-iE
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WEST VA UNIVERSITY
Ayers Ague Cure,


for f9yeE and AEuet lntormiitent fo.
nn,,,S e.,s pcs ~. ~ ,.i R9i,S.e eisEa
Xer- ~ ana fndecd Al ~ Slssrt5o,ss
which arise nom mAlariouI, nGrSh. or
miaamAtic poiSonl. y q
- No ope ,cm,dv 4, iona.-
ID eaIi,I for ~ ~ 49, go.
IAs ofthe Ams-te, n ,eo,,i. ~.
nv A sure and az I'm. n,
Z. NJ Pe,er ana 49, sseh
- ~ an NOV er,his.I n 80.
y Nith 4 t,srs.et ee,ts,, n - ~,
n Nh, eradicate ne dlsesse. ma With sssur.
,nee. foanded n nrooe al "a ~, -,
arise nom h use d auy onantity.
mat which proteets tfom a. pr,vent, mi,
aiserisr Tnst N n $1,000 80 !. az. a..
eommuul,ie1 where n preysiis. errre-.ies
: better thsn eare; foF the psiIent e,esps1 ~
fisk which b mus, mn n Violent sttaehs an
as balefal dI,tsmper. nj, = ctTrT ; eIpSls
the EJasmatio polSon Of Tex.r ana AM
non NJ syStem. and preyeats A. 5eytisn.
rnsut Of re di,sssa. II ,afsn N a. ~.
approach az h prenonItoTy svTsptorn. 4
ETest superiority On thIs rer,etiy eyer INV
ether eTer dl,eorened for the Epeeiy ma ~.
tain cure Of Intermlttents 4. al 4 eontalna
no eGiaips or mineral; son,s Gu i pro.
dneCs no guinlEm OF ether lajufioai ereess
whatever upon lhe soastisntioS. NOE eured
By d are len a healthy a. Il ,hey had never
had the disease. is ai0 TfIi
Fever and Asae Is not alone The con.
sequence Of he mlAsmatie poison. A treat
variety Of disorders arise mon IL irritation,
among which arc Neuralgia, nheuna-
tlsni, Govt Heaaaehe, niindness,
aeessssS s. ,asEasee; cs,str =. A 9Th.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-26

West Virginia To.Wit.
AZ Rults held in ihe eisrk't once Of IL,
county court ofBFaxton county, On The liiSi
kOnaay IN January, 1874.
Samuel =. Sands, pPf, In ehaneery
M.rstllu, B. ccg,r, Dc. attachment !,
feudinl,
The objeei Of this tnith to tufosee ava.
dory lea for 500, On tract o. i9S acres u
aud, lying IN said county. Also 70 subject
the reside Of said land u thA payment o.
two olhef bondI held By and coming 70 he
plalutlk, etseutd By the deiendant, thefnt
Tor 500 and the "a for sss, with inteftit
land lie costs q this suit, and 70 vi aid
tact ofl2s aerts oflAhd, lying II Bfaxion
eounty. which has betn attached In thu
eaats ior Tie pArmeat d sad seyefal suns,
VIII lhe Interest and he cost. And itAp.
peAfinr By afiaavittltd that iAe dttudhii
Z not rtsidsat d the SlAie o. West Yir-
riniA, Il L ofdsrtd hat aid defehdaut do
appear here Nithin one mobth after The ffit
Solicitation o. this order and DO what u
heesaary 10 project bis interest 10 this suit,
Aeopy-- atles,s; IL.
W. L.. y coRLEy; otrKK.
N 7 Franc, pa jan u 4W
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The clear and lusid nature Of The
two opinions quoted above, together
With tie prompt decision Of the quss-
tons presented, will strike the reader
we hope) with due yenerasion for ,he
gifted authors Ofsush unprecedented
profunaiiy.
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RaEEssrRoYAco.,

!. ! !. : J !. : :
or, ana poWeta,
NAM They are mia
A5t1 apofieni, and a
excellent purEA,
49, NNStiTe. Being pur%
lyrOEot1hle, thgy
~ contain no nGFss
en9 or nlinral
- whatover. MneA
a1rions eieknnfa ma EuflrFing u prevented "
thslr tiinSly uss; and every family should
lave tham On had for their protesoon snd
RELIEF, when required. Long expenenee ~
nroTed fhem 70 ba the aaiast, Gunolt, lnd
best o. al the R1ts with which ne mafkei
IboundI. Dy their occasional use, 9e blooa
y ggIthed Ne eorTqpnoni q nc Z! 20 ,aheis
haehlnery o. life restored . 10 healthy Aet1y;
tn, Internal orgAns which become eloHed
nd Slnssiih are eleansed By Aperts PiIist
and stimulated into action. Thus ineipien!
dilease q changed into health, TIC value oi
which shange VIA Eeekoaea a bs W..
pntod. Thelr suur.e6Ating makes hen
pleasant 70 tale, and preserves their yftres
tlnImpaired for any length Of time, % that
they arc eTor fresh, and perfectly reliable.
Although hearehing, they are mud, And ePet-
Kte without disturbance 10 The eonstitnhoa %
FuIl difeeiioni are given On Dc grappeF .
each box, how 70 use them - Family PhyIie,
and for the following complaints, which these
Pifis rapidly oure;=
For Dyspepsia or indigestion, LIST
IesGnesa, GanEuor, and Loas Of Ape
die, thsy should bG taken modeE1teI %
stimulate The ItomAshi and reStorp " hsAltnT
Tof Iirsr conplaist and IL various
symptoms, Bi1ious Headache, sick
headache, Janndiee or Green Sick
ness, nIllOus Collie and Dtlioqs Ee-
yeFs, they should be lndieieatly taken 10
each case, 10 correct tie diseased aetion, %
remove the distractions which eanle i.
For DysenteEy or DiarrhRa, but CO
mild dose g genefAlly required
For Rhsumatism, Cost, Gravel.
PaipItafion OF the Heart, Pain =
be epntinuouily taken, - requtESd, @ nhange
thO diseased Aetion Of The system. Win SUCH
ehanFe those complaints dsappeaI.
For Dropsy and Dropsical SWELL
iass. theT skolid b taken n large and mo
ouent deSeG 70 produce IL e1eet q drksas
Fer supprea.lon, ; largo eoss ,Aesla -
taken a u produces Tie desired eaeet "
"A Binnsr Pil, taks one OF tzo PiIis v
promote Digestion, and relieIS he stomach.
Al occasional dose stimulates he ftoEAt4
and bowels, restores he Appetite, andtnNtgor-
stel lie syIten. Hence II Il often atvantar
geOuS WherS no serious deFAngefnent exists.
on who feels tolerabiy well, otten hnds that
! dose OF lh0ss Eills makes him feol deeid-
eliy better, from thelr cleaning and reno
waiting efeet On tae digestive appaliul,
FRERARED M
pf. J. C. kYER q co., Practical chsmtIts,
LOWELL, MSS, .. $. A.
ron gIIs ny AL pRpo0Isrs HTHaTwnf1tE
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
To the creditors of Abraham Smith,
Jr., deceased.
In pursuanee 10 decree Of The County
Court Of the county ofLsWiL, made Ia .
cause ihereiE pending, 70 S1bjeet the real Is
tate Of the said Abraham Smith, IL, de
ceased, 70 the payment his debts, yol are
required to present your claims agA'nSt The
said Abraham Smith, IT,, deceased, for Ad-
dedication, TO W. G. Bennett, Commissioner,
At bis oHiee In the said county, on or before
the 35th day ol February, 1874.
Witness, Jeae Tootsf, clerk Of said
court, this sth day Of January, 1874.
]. W0oFTER, CLKRk
W G Bennett. pq jan 12.6W
West Virginia To-wit.
Al Ralet held Ia the eletk't otsee Of The
circuit court Of Lewis county, on the frat
Monday 10 January, 1874.
G " SandSsky and N y
sandusky, bis wife,
plaintiffs, In chAncery
Va. H
john Sins h.irs and
others, defendants.
The object Of this suit !, 10 partition
anong the htirs Of John Sins, dteeaIed, or
thsii assigns Aad representatives, 8 tact Of
/, 32i aerIS ofland, lying o. the len hand
fork oithe West Pork river, In Lewis eoun-
u, ofWhieh the said John Sims died leiEed.
And Il appearing BY AFFIDAVIT Sled that de-
PENDANTS Joseph II. Bennett and Leah Ben
nett bis vile, and Wa R Robson are not
residents oflhis State, and they not appear
Ing, Il e ordered that they appear ghere
within oae month AftSr the first publication
Al this order and do what Is necessary TO
protect their interest In this suit.
Atteste:
W. II. BYRNB, ClERk.
Bennett L Bennett, pc jan ls-4t
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-26

Pr or. FS G I'd S.1 Ae 1ass, s.1 Ts.
Dumb AGne, Periodical or Bilious FOs
yer, &C., and indeed all the aftscf3ona
which arise nom mAlArioul, mArAh, or
mtaamAfio poi1on1. = !
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-26
TnE sNUiRES, House,

NuIIQu, bTl1Iln NU1nIyf
N, B. sQUfRES Proprietor.
70 Parties contemplating = visit % sat :
20 poald Do vel 70 Hrui W. a ny
Hoeis. 70 tfeftvill b IpArs1 p rls1l-.
Nan ndBeAi,viil y ysn s-ra isf'
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-26

We employ nsns but sonpe,en. workman.
and lIa Oal! ihs best material.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-26

Tvs State Of North Carolina will
probably rsPadials the greater part Ct
hsr dsbi when the Legislature meets.
They sail il "lanaing" down there.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-26

THE county Of Alexandria, Virgin
ia. has tie honor % Of being The iirst
in that State TO have negro sheriff,
There's nothing like living under the
shalsw q the National Capitol.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-26

A W. weopFoRD Is now agsni fsrih
n. sale ofHlne Blooded Sheep, imported
direct from Canada. Also, imported Cattle
-pure blood. PenonI wishing 70 purchase
any ofths above described stock, will call
on the undersigned, OF Parker D. Cookman
4 Bro, OF Jane Lew. JEmea Lynch Of
Harrison county, will sell enc buck Lamb
or $50, or pair for 500. ~
unS 10 A. W. " 0oDFoRD.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-26
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a
VALUABLE FARM I'M
Il AND0LPH
COUNTY.

sPpnuaat 10 decree Of tie Circuit Court
q Randolph. county, West yirginia, rrn-
dsred % the. sis, day Of October, 1873, In
Ne a,at ~ q d.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-26
BUCK WAGONS, =
SPRING WAGONS,
SULKIEs,

We warrant all our work; Ana viii SAlp
vehicles to any part Of the State tree ofe0ss
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-26

Or. j. O. AVER a CO.. LoweIi. Mas,
Practical AID AasIvtieai CAen.tsts,
AID SOLD ALL ROUND TW woRtn
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-26

TnE Girl Rights Bill now under
discussion in CongrsiS, says 4 eotem.
porary. has = more direct and disas.
ireua eject Hpou the publiS school
system in the Southern States than
upon any Slher interest. The aanis.
sion Of negroes 10 hotels and railroad
cars and theatres and churches aud
cemeteries uroa an equal footing with
the Whites, Is contemplated bJ The
bill, may u submittsd 70, The social
caste which il abSTs law, and which
cannsl b Affected BY setI Of Congress
uill ttih pfeSail 10 these respects bat
IN attempt 70 compel the cO.eduealion
Il whites and blaSks 10 the same
schools will have disastrous results.
10 nearly al ofthe Southern States i
will pafalES tbs free school system
and lead 10 the abandonment Of oil
schemes Of public insituetion. The
conS,iGuticu and the laws Of West Viz
nina make ample PrsyisiOns iof The
eduestion Of negroes, but prohibits
mixed schools" II this prohibition
u oysr.bofns By ccpgrssiouL enact.
tnsni, the free school system Of this
6laie will cease 10 command the popn.
Jar support vhich now gives 4 The
shisf place 10 public concern. and will
b abandoned as soon ~ lsgiilasurs
,an meet for The rspell fthe Law.
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In cbaneery

ing elnt o.
Martha Ward,
vs.. In chansary
Abraham G. Ward, stal
rA', q. a.r'ly, !. .s.,..,,
Abraham Q. Ward, e..l
R.s'i !. ciisEArl' ~. i.
Abraham 0. Ward, .l.l : : --'' =.
4,', z : :, T S,,, CHANGER,
e. ! !. ' = Z .......y
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We pay the HIGHEST Cash PR
GEs FOR Wool. GIN
+ .s3 sENG, &C.

IhADINH WAdUHi
in charge o. Mr. CHARLES Fls,ksr, and ins
people will te supplied with gnods -
eheAply . they could pureha11 then In
town. The wagon will male Il. regular
trips TO HAeksf's Greek, Baileyl. Walkers
vile, Ana ether point ihtoushoai this aud
IGilmer eoHntiss.
Thankful for he liberal panonsEs that
has betn hesiowed upon rs heretofore, W
respectfully AK 4 conlinnanes Or pBtiic a.
'yor, Ross 1 YAADBRyORf
oaii 80 "a
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TNEDEaaOCRkT
MouaNs, 1NM, nc


wo,t Virginia ha. now "a Farmers
Oranges.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-26

The Presidsa, is receiving $50, 900
a gear money scarce, and new taEci
Sn the PsOr mans tea and oOfss.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-01-26
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For tho rGliH
and cure Of N
darangements =
he stomach, w.
Or, and boWol,
1hsy are . MID
ap6iOni, and a
.excenent puHA.
ItiTe. Belngpure
BVogotable, hgy
contain no nG
euu or mineral
lWhstpTar. Much
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-01-17
Two Foes OF Health.

Cold and damp are inimieal to health, and
we generally have an unwholesome combina-
uon OF the two this season. They penetrate
inc SKIN aud inieguments and affect the muscu-
lar, g'andular and nervous organizations, pro-
duclns rheumatism, neuralgia, chlls and fever,
ana where there is tendency to dyspepsia or
hSer complaint, provoking an attack Of indi-
gesuoh or oliiou,ness. The best advice that
can be gwen uncer such circumstances is TO
keep The external surface Of the body warmly
clothed, and 10 keep the internal organs m
vigorous working order with the most whole.
some and genial Of all tonics, Hostetter,s Stom-
ach Bittsrs. Gradually but constantly tbi, f..
mons inyigoran, il superseding the sdui,erated
liquors Of commerce, as medicinal stimu,ant
and corrective, in all paris Of the counlry. II
will be happy day for humanity, and il will
surely come, when this pure restorative shall
have taken the place of raw spirits as a stimu-
liant in all our public and priycte hospitals 1t
is not, however, merely harmless substitute
for the fiery siinulants referred 10. It's stimu-
lating properties are not lis chiei merits, al
though in this regard 1t surpasses all The un-
medica,ed products Of the still, domestic or
imported. The powerful influence it exercises
over tie torpid and toneless stomach, the dia-
ordered liver. the constipated bowels, and the
oelaxed nerves, render it a positive SPECIFIC in
dysnens;a. liver com pIaint intestinal coDstric-
trion, nervous weakness. ny pochoapria, rheuma-
tism and slee plessness. All chronic complaints
are aggravated by cold, moist atmosphere,
and it is therefore particularly necessary ior
those who are afflicted with ailments OF this
nature, whatever their type may be, 10 meet
this predisposing cause of sickness WIN a
wholesome antidote. Hestetter's Bitiers should
be taken daily at this season by all persons Ia
boring under chronic ailments that tena 10
weaken the system.
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Deotbs.

On Monday morning, January 9Th, at
Berkeley Springs, Morgan county,
GEORGE v, infant son of DR.. Chas.
S. and Elizabeth Green, aged 3 months
and 6 days. 49,
At Webbs Landing, California, on
the morning of Dec. 3Oth, STEPHEN
SPEED, son of r.. V. and Lou Snod-
grass, in the 4th year of his age, for
merly of Berkeley county.
January 5th inst, PHILIP COURT
NEY, infant son Of Philip and Sally
Smith, of Martinsburg, aged 10 months.
In Charlestown, on Friday night, the
9th inst, of Consumption, BINIE,
daughter Of Mr.. VIM z. Henson, i'll
the 22d year OF her age.
In Westernport, Allegheny county,
Md, on the 25th ult, PEACHIE
COLLINS SHEETZ, daughter of the
late Daniel Nj. Sheetz, of Charlestown,
aged Is years and q days.
In Baltimore, on the Goth ult., SAM
UEL MCPHERSON, member Of the
Society of Friends, formerly OF this
county, aged 76 years.
AT .'The Moorings," his residence, in
Jefferson county, w. Va, on Saturday,
Dec. 18th, 1878, Capt. JAMES BAT
TALE LEWIS, formerly of the L. 5.
Navy.
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A1arria9es.

On Thursday evening, January sth,
at the residence of the brides parents,
in Carlisle, Pa, by Rev. George Nor
cross, Mr.. JOSEPH r. STONEBRA-
KER, of Baltimore, Nd, and Miss
MOLLIE G. BOSLER, of Carlisle.
On the oath ult, at the residence OF
the brides father, in Martinsburg, by
Rev. J. w. Howe, Mr.. JAMES FOR
NEY to Miss MARY J. RUNKLE, all
of Martinsburg.
On the sth inst, at the residence Of
Mr.. J. w. Ran, by the same, GEO.
w. FILES to Miss ANNIE BELL
NIPE, all of Berkeley county.
On the 9Th inst, at Emission Parson-
age" by Rev. c. B. Hammack, Mr.
GEORGE w. COILS to Miss PEN
CY G. S. PUTNAM, all of Berkeley
county.
In Hancock, January 9Th, 1874, in
St. Peters Catholic Church, by Father
Damer assisted by Rev. DR.. Dausch of
Baltimore, CHARLES <. BLONDEL
formerly of Martinsburg, to Miss E. j.
RYAN, of Hancock.
On the 1st inst, in the Baptist
Church, in Charlestown, by the Rev.
A. f. Rodgers, GEORGE w. Held
WOHL to Miss ELIZA G. MORGAN
all of this county.
On the 9TH inst, at the NJ. E. Church
South, by Rev. w. a. Wade, VIM. q.
EARNSHAW to Miss CLARA A.
AVIS-both of Charlestown.
On the 3Oth ult., in Charlestown, by
Rev. w. A. Wade, JACOB M. WIN
KLER to Miss MARY f. MANUEL.
In Wayneshoro, Pa, September 26,
1878, by Rev. Mr.. Keedy, JOSEPH
FUTTERER, of Hagerstown, Md, to
Miss IDA NJ. BEALL, of Martinsburg,
w. Va.
At the residence of Jacob Sites, near
Kerneysville, by Rev. a. r. Rodgers,
DANIEL BURKET, of Washington
county, Md, to Miss MARY E. Ga
BRIEL, of this county.
On the 1st inst, at the Antietam
House, Hagerstown, by Rev. w. IL
Luckenbach, w. II. CRAMER to Miss
ANNIE +. HOOPER-both of Berke
ley county.
On the 26th ult., at the residence OF
John S. w. Jarboe, near Buckeystown:
by Rev. G. L. Staley, assisted by Rev
Nj. i. Shuford and Rev. +. a. Ripley
Rev. SIMON S. MILLER, Pastor Of
the Jefferson charge Of the Reformed
Church, to Miss MARY c., daughter
of George c. Biser, formerly of this
county.
On the 1st inst, in Martinsburg, by
Rev. NJ. T.. Cutler, DAVIS CARVER
| to Miss AMANDA FORESTER
both of Berkeley county.
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TO SIlERIEES.

~
We publish the following bill in ref
erenee to advertising property by Sher-
ifs, passed at the late session of the
West Va. Legislature =
SENATE RILL NO. 256.
A BILL requiring certain sales to be
advertised in newspaper.
Be ii enacted by The Legislature Of
U'esi Virginia:
/. That, whenever court shall mere
after decree the sale of real estate, 1t
shall prescribe in the decree that SUCH
sale shall be advertised in some conve-
nient newspaper, by the commissioner
or person appointed to make the SALE
1t shall always be advertised In news
paper published in the county, II one be
published therein. In the advertisement
the commissioner shall state the time,
term, and place of sale, together with
description of the property to be sold.
2. Within three months after the sale
of land for taxes, by the several sherltfs
of the State, if the lands, or any tracts
or parts of lands shall be bought by in
diyiduals, the sheriff making the sale
shall add as part Of the expenses OF sale,
an equal per centum on the taxes due
aud for which the lands were so sold,
as will be sufficient to pay the expenses
of advertising the full return of all sale,
made to individuals, for the period OF
eight weeks and the said sheriff shall,
within said three months, advertise the
said tull report returns of such sales in
some convenient newspaper, and shall
always advertise in newspaper publish
ed in the county, if one be published
therein, and shall specify in such rdver-
tisemeut the time within which the
original owner will be entitled to re-
deem, and beyond which the right will
cease
3. Any sheriff or other officer, pro
ceeding to sell under writ OF .feri ia
cias or uendhioni erponas, if the pro
pcrty be of the value of five hundred
dollars or more, shall advertise the sale
for the time required by law, in a news
paper, as in this act is required.
4. This act shall be in force from its
! passage.
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For The Register.
FORSAKEN.

Not maid to sing to,
Not an arm to cling to, ).
In this wide, wide world /;
She / trusted (almosD wholly,
Reverenced (almosD solely,
Loved in truth most holy,
Hath her love nnfurled.
All had l gave her;
But it could not save her
From a luckless fate.
/ with heart unsiren,
Gladly would have given,
That high gift of heaven
For one, less passionate.
NV fancy so adorned her,
That had the whole world scorned
The fonder had | been her,
Had scandals lips betrayed her,
In darkest colors made her,
Through veal or woe to-day, sir,
Would l now be seen.
Whilst on visions feeding,
/ saw her love receding
Like the foam upon the river.
Loosing all | tried for,
Painted, wished, and sighed for,
But could have (never) died for,
She loved me then mo more) forever.
q. NJ. ID. G.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES,

THE advertiser, having been permanently
i cured OF that dread disease, Consumption,
by simple remedy, is anxious to make known
tn his fellow sufferers the means Of cure. 10
all who desire it, he will send copy OF the
prescription used, Gree Of CHARGE, with The d.
rections for preparing and using the same,
which they will inG suaE CURE FOR CossUM-
PrioN, ASTHMA, BRoNcuiris, sc.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address REV. +. A. WILSON
.94 Penn St, Wi.liamsburgh, New York.
Nov. %, 1873. 6m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-01-17

SOLDIER OF 1S12-Our old friend,
Billy North, colored, now over SOy years
of age, called to see us last week. For
one of his years, Uncle Billy is quite
spry. He was teamster in the war of
1912, and at the battle of Bladensburg,
a cannon ball took off wheel of the
wagon he was driving. Uncle Billy,
however, brought off his wagon, minus
the wheel, although ''shot and shell fell
mighty thick around him" Is not I'M
Gle Billy entitled to pension.-:bar-
insburg Statesman.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-01-17

Rev. DR.. Morris, late pastor of the
Third English Lutheran church, Monu-
ment street, Baltimore, has been elected
professor OF zoology and botany in the
Pennsylvania College at Gettysburg.
The large tea store of Jacob Steiner,
in New York, was destroyed by fire on
tuesday morning. Mr.. Steiner jumped
from an upper window and was killed,
and his wife and daughter were smoth-
cred and burned to death.
A bread riot occurred in New York
on Monday. Several thousand laborers
marched through the streets, inscribed
on their banners 'bread or blood" The
riot was quelled by the police.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

q GENTLEMEN who suffered for years
and all the effects of youthful indiscretion will
for the sake Of suffering humanity, send free
to sll who need it, the recipe and direction for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Suffers wishing 10 profit by the adver-
Users experience can do SO by addressing in
perfect confidence. -fe ~.
JOHN b. OGDEN, AZ Cedar ST., NY.
Nov. 20, 1873. 6m