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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-16
VEGETINE
PURIFIES THE BLOOD,
Renoyates and Invigorates the
Whole System. - y
IT'S MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE AL1EHk
TIVE, TONIC, SOLVENT AND DlURETlG.

YEGETINE Is made exclusively from the
Juices OF carefully selected barks, roots and
herbs, and so strongly concentrated, that IL will
eGectualy eradicate from the system every taint
OF Scrofuia, Scr0fnlous uumor, Tu-
nors, Cancer. Caneerous Humor,
Diseases, Cnnker, Fninincss Mt tho
stomach, and ali diseases that arise from im-
pure blood. seiaiica, Inlnmmatory and
Chronic Rheumntism, Ncurnigin, esout
aad Spinal Conplaints, can only be ef-
fectually cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and Ersptive Disenses OF the
Skin, Pn.iules, Pimple., BioIches,
Boiis, Tetirr, kcald- -hcnd and Ring
worm, VEGETlNE has never failed 70 effect
permanent cure.
For Pains I'm the Bnck, kidney Com
1.euc cerrhea, arising from internal ulcera-
tion, and uterine diseases and General De-
billy, YEGErlNE acts directly upon the
causes OF these complaints ]; invigora,es and
strengthens the whole system. acts upon the Sc
cretirc organs, allays inflammation, cures ulcer
alton and regulates the bowels.
For Catarrh, DysPepsin, uabifunt
Costfveness, PnlPitntion OF the Heart,
Headache. Piirs, Nervousness mud
System, ne medicine has given such per-
feet satisfaction rs the vEGETINE. 1t purihcs
the blood clcanses all or the organs, and pos
sesses controlling power over the nervoussys-
TEN.
. The remarkable cures effected by VEGETINE
have induced many physicians and apoiherarics
whom We know 10 prescribe and use it in their
own families.
In. fact, YEGETISE Is the best remedy yet
discovered for the above diseases, and is the only
reliable BLOOD PURIFzEK yet placed
before the public.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-16

MURDER IN FRANKLIN CoUNrr, Pa
DR.. Shade, retired physician engaged
in the drug business at Shade Gap, was
killed on Saturday last by his own SON
in-law,u Criswell Reese in his store
at the place above mentioned. Reese
had been divorced from and remarked
to Shades daughter, and it is said he
ayowded bis intention to 60 to. Shade
and demand 81, 300 from him, aud if he
failed to get it he would kill him. Shade
refused, alleging that he had not the
money, and remarked thai be had ul-
ready paid bills of Reeseis. Reese then
shot Shade. twice in the back Of the
head, and turned him over, after he fell,
and shot him through both eyes. ira
Shade then came in and Reese shot at
her, inficting slight wound in her
forehead, She tried to escape and he
fred second shot at her, which passed
through her garments under her arm. 10
Reese was formerly, from Burnt Cab
ms. Latterly he has resided at Orbiso-
MIA, where he was engaged in the Lis-'
cry business, and was putting np- a
building there for himself Shade bad
paid some of his bills, and the monster
shot him for declining to make further
and pretty heavy advance 10 him. % ~ ''l
Reese married DIR. Shades daughter
4 or S years ago. 1t was 2 runaway
match and did not turn out well. They
disagreed and were divorced about 2
years ago, and were rcmaTied solhe
months since, ss5AT iGg,ss rod Tpoy
Ex-Sheriff Greehwalt fell in with
Reese on the cars, on his late trip 10
quest Of Roland, and was told by him
that his wife had rupo away from lhip,i
taking with her $50, and he was go
ing on hunt OF her.
Reese has sbeen arrested sud tskento
Jail in huntingdon ,If7the iacts are a.,
they have been given Us, we do not see
how he is TO escape hanging Cham
bersburg Spirit. EossCa eih ~ yDooH
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-16
MARTINSBURG.
WHO HAS NOT HEARD OF
w A N a M A * Err!

If you will come to my CLOTHING
STORE, No. IL Queen Street, Martins
burg, 1 will show you WANAMAKER'S
GOODS. l aim to keep strictly reliable
Goods, and can sell them rs LOW as any
man in West Virginia. 1 buy these Goods
in Philadelphia of the Manufacturers
pay CASH for them-and sell them at
the LOWEST attainable figures for Cash.
have MEMS SUITS ranging in price
from $3.50 to $4,000. OvEKCOATS from
$3.50 to $22.00. The lowest priced suit
named is surprisingly good. 1 have no
trashy goods in my store. have also an
arrangement with Wanamaker & Brown
of Philadelphia, to order suits and sim
gle garments. This arrangement Is made
to suit that class of persons who prefer
to select their goods and have them made
to order. have about $50 samples of
goods embracing every style of Fashion
able and Standard Cloths. L sell suits
and garments this ordered at the same
prices as ut Wanamaker's Establishment,
and give the same guarantee. l also or
der FURNISHING GOODS at Wanama-
ker's prices, and keep them constantly OH
hand.
also have YOUTHS AND BOYS
SUITS and OVERCOATS, very cheap.
Give mc call. No trouble to show
goods. ID. 5. NOBLE,
Martinsburg.
Oct 2S 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-16

lie takes great pleasure in Informing
IL the citizens of Berkeley and adjoining
counties that he has full and well Sc
lected stock of Goods, purchased in BoS-
ton, New York, Baltimore and Carlisle,
and in quality and price he challenges
comparison. His stock embraces La''les,
Misses and Children's Boots, Shoes ana
Caters of every quality and style anu VI
superior manufacture.
Gents and boys Hats and caps 0i 'hc
very latest styles. Gents ana boyS Doo's,
Shoes, Caters, Slippers, anu i"li me II! OF
children's Shoes, also Trunks, NaiiSes'
Umbrellas, &C., &c. ,-.
lie keeps from the very hnest heres"
Kid and Lasting Cater 20 the common
walking Shoe, insuring ease and comfort
He keeps general and well selected
stock which will be constantly replen-
she'd with fresh Goods of latest manufac-
tnre. Ladies Caters $l.25 to the best
grades; Gents Caters $l.25 to the best
grades.
Remember the place and give him call
and be convinced, of the superiority ans
cheapaess Of his stock.
GEO. \. SMITH,
Queen Street, MartinSbnrg.
JulyS, 1876. -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-16

Aglitedged and superfne young man
stepped into a barbersa shop ftbe otRer
day to get shayedno The kEight Of Me
razor eyed him qqizzically fora mQpestr
and then remarked: You must either
take down thstfshirt collat, o or wait fbr
a ve;till1 can borrow astepladderSsf II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-16

Having purchased Of j. Fleishman his
entire Stock of Dry Goods, Notions, &C.,
and thereto added q large assortment OF
fresh Goods, just received, from the lead
in. manufacturers; and having bought
nv entire stock for cash am asle to sell
you DRY GOODS for less money than
other merchants can buy for. | call your
special attention to my well selected stock
of Black Goods such rs Cashmercs, Crepe,
Cloth, Bombazine, Merino, and Alpaca,
which can sell you for less money than
any other house in the State. | pay no
proft5to Importers and import all my
goods myself.
All those desiring Good Bargains will
do well by calling on me, before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
HENRY MAYER,
Successor to J. Fleishman,
81. II Queen St., Martinsburg.
Oct7 If
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Martinsburg Advertisements.

H@ For RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE,
call on l.. A. Steiner, General Insur-
ance Agent, at Martinsburg, w. Va.
Office few doors east of the Postoffice,
ON Burke Street. Over $l3,O0O,00O
capital, and none but first class compa-
nies represented
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-16

sA,woman, hearing 2, great deal sbont
'Ipreserying autsmn leaves, concluded
TO put up q few Jars Of tI,ems She told s.
neighbor yesterday that size didn't think
they wodM eyer'be III 20 eat and that
she migEs p,stsas welb bwe thrown ihs
sugar awayaai To- - laliss asa, $40,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-16

Pay up your dues ii This sfiice i,nmsi
d'atsg. .ucH bas 9,iyI mss .eoii .s,y
.sfyijo s1adTsl lnr .ucea.s,I
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-16
Martinsburg Advertisements.
n EW GO o ID S I!
AND
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES I!
GEO. A. SMITH's

HAT AND SHOE EMPORIUM
IN STALEY'S NEW BUILDING,
NO. "a QUEEN STREET,
Opposite j. Fleishman's Dry Goods Store,
MARTINSBURG, w. VA.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-16

GREATEST EXCITEMENT OF
THE AGE
, 1876-08-12


FULTON, Aug. l0.-Have been 10 busy as to be
unable to write before, and must ask tha for
gtveness Of Minnie 8. for Delaying 90 long the
sending OF the cocosnut~pte recipe which abe
asked for; also, In the same breath, thank her
Tor the nice recipe for coeoanut cake. aeut IN an
swcr to my request. Tho pie recipe was sentS'y
Mrs, Il. Il, In tho supplement Of July lat, and il
~ follows; Take teacup Of oocohnut put Il ints
= coffee cup. Ill It up with swett milk. and let II
Eoak = few hours. Whom ready 10 bake the pic,
take two tableapoontuls Of houE, mix with milk,
and STIR in three-tonrths Of cup Of mllit Tor
Matesl; place on tho stove, and Stir until
i th!eksns. ADD oat.st tho si,s q !
l!.i'o :nl.. two egys. saving ont the waite
cocoanut, hentlng we'll. Fill tha crust and baku.
Whom donb, hsso tho extra white benton ready u
bprcaa over tho top. Npt1,n TO tho oven and hsown
lightly. II uakos tho best eoeoanut.p .pis bare sv~
Er Ehtrn.
/ alsu send most hearty thanks to Hattie II. for
tho c0conMui. cake recipe 1fayc had splendid luck
with Il, And En. It very nice. an atill Tic " lit.
tle Oiivtr," though. VIII some one ptoase give
me recipe for cr,rn' starch cakef
for Il aiwsys bt'ass e. '.Mone, snd a., xreat!
kervrn many thanks for this pleasant feature Of
:rux TRihuNE, and freely sender him mtns... I
cussion 40 wuull wish 10. hui I'll and enjoy thu
ecnse and Wit Ut others, and proat by Their, what
lItllc CUT. will not take MI moro spAcu Tint can
thoughts of othcrh Respectfully. ASxIss.
, 1876-08-12

''n,cky.' Aaneepnu Or fear Of u fuahca faco
In her own hanjs and honneln0 ihe caralc.. pilot
Ha h, p's,. e Sfrt;a sa s s at
whatever 1cp Pre'snts .eI! others h'i"sophis.
aytablc. do tinii Tic work tlcm,e!res, H,nkc good
all the shortcomings Of cn"k md .rcsnt' gtl. Slnl
E.y them ths,r anessnsa Masea Without mnifnu1
nafo 10 aay that nftecn nut oi twenty women keeping
hcp who may ehahcn to read thls article can tissa
Ono out Of tae remaining i've may bc h!estcd with
Ss.sT sn 1 ss s nass
Strongly ] Il nc1ned t. lieier no 1ep to toor eip
moved from the contemplation ~ losntntic both.
thesc remafks = tls efeat e!aas Of l,on.ekcep:
ers whoso incomes have po-sible litnils. and wio @
@ .y 81 Ts Il. af u s ns s:ss :sst r.. 9s nts9
twlned with this help 9ucst1on, and hare the pow.
g. . bring about sonsteg bs,,sr than ws here
p1s7sliaE iheaeht !. th.t k,tshsn;To'k + soaI,s
sSs 5y snn ' sd fSs5's g sGa
q Ly ths rade and reckless 70 whom !tis gtven
~. Il perfect lesf Il bread e.
ssps sn all ts aa* IN Wesz II
5s Msay az % T. vas bs ps'se q
ho%es where tho x9,k !. po'otmsa oy tl,s mother:
sbas y much e. RGsn
seryantis IN ths hou.e, .bus viii, how much less
I'D snS '9n nna een..a" Ths
!s;sss; IS: sf; = ~; IT,
In decent conisIon: tic meals culinnate sescnciy,
without distress: therc II less eonagrat!on Of fuel
nd tse Kitchen, l. ZEE. 10: inays y the spec.Rncs
Snsse 'ss ;esn p'e 3
sssess sna sp1 ss.as ssosss ss IL
p Il s'e..z ps!ntea ses' .hsss r. ve.:s e!.es.
saae, sha lavends1, aad thyme, ID . old :faail:
tered retreat for noontlds hatnmoek o. sunset
cigar, where ono can gratefully inhaie tho clesn,
g = &c s.P II. :,Hs. s. s.
as. +: ss'aS : ss
i. o. bat dim Nd cloudy hint Of the Kitchen
tuat.ts r.. .1,el Too long has this important d.
Parsnept been locked Upon ~ ;.n nsto ttls se1l,
6afis nismsnaze zeaeat !-snd toe ionE, 81 kitehsn.
III Rs III &shes s.f /. eaa VII
| Its hhor. r.sAving Improvements, hrtlmlc
arrangements, immaculate cleanliness, and enlight
ened processes in eooklns, Will be An elegant and
attractive laboratory, 10 which skitled labor wi!
morning hour Of stndy and experiment will
| provo to many bright Indy Of tho house" tae
moro fruitful and bIeAscd than ths blank and In
sip!d delights of shopping and calling.
| faraw1it fAen to scckiets Aad Devastating hdipi
s xsoai II s. st saa S sa, h r., ss Kss.s -
Tie occupations Of cook, 1Anndress. nureo, and
wstttees must fake on Tho dignity of profese1ons
--4etIously and faithfully totlowcd-lnstead Of
being accidental condeeeenstons, ~ u too often
the caAe, on the part Of Tho Help ofJthe Period;
and, as incentiye 70 beGlnnnR IN THU direction,
hase failed. to rcsolre that no GIRL shall be 70.
mnneratca for ofperslstentl} remaining discomfort,
] . damage, and roaring lion generally.
I Mus. ExILY,
, 1876-08-12

sr..cd y,,.r1sh,, IL ~, da,k v,rr, IN arrived At
nts s",n hnt II thn somnl nj onr hnpir 1Ioht. nrS
rivc% W,th ~ ,honfs md snnrs NJ triumu}t. '
~1 4 xEurtIRH 70 TMn sAvAGEs.
,ra es nen ia "tto
ana ,.ftnh ron, Wshrir. i.,nd ~ Tnnt ~
rnnoca ,,t,,r nn;nhr ri XII snd ~. ~ ,ic.p
Cd c,ose In nnn,hI,rh thnd an nnr,nrtnni+v ~ ~.
srryjnr thr effect Of ths nnn,shmrnt 90 tis nsttv.s
md wis Eratldcd to stc thst thaiF boidness md
nutaeitr wcrs con,p,ofsjy ct.irhrd fnr o1,n hnirt
rut 10 tIrht over loo Of tiicm wbe.eas I'm day ha
fore they Ind brayely stood bcioto Yo1iey. 1thers
WIN cana tIny.n IL ia sh hnrn Eayu.i ~ ~ o. s.
, 1876-08-12
LIQUORS IN FOOD.
~ tAs Editor U Tt4 1ribuHs,

AlLEuAN, ai!ch., Aug. 0.--I want to tell
"susan," through tho calumus Of your paper,
how glad am that Rha has lifted up her yotre
against the evil ot putting lluuors In tho food
tint Is put upon tbs table for the family to ont.
think ons Of the sarsat ways for woman 10 bring
loved father, brother, OF husband to drunkasd's
grave II to focd him continually with ths poison in
hts food Sho would shrink In horror fton, putting
arsenic or atEYeinno hsiose him. but eanaut Nc
shockud was on TeadinE ''cots {. 4" long col
un,n tvE Intoxicating dsiaka. was surprised wi,h.
al, had expected lulteE thlngs from her. II she
il married aud has husband to ssYs, lit her shoi.
lsh hee '.coolinx drinks" at once. u mt nArrled.
aud .he haa brother " father. for tvik sakrs Let
hes do llkGw!su. Ii spulu wl,tneu could bat know
thu sprruw they bring upon &hcr own hendsl Let
no ope 10y my husband, my fatlor, nr ny Lt0thur
y sata. hv strongest OF iuuh sonetf'nex tall, aud
It hehu0ftH Lhe w0utu nearest aud aeAsG4t w thG1n
70 keep topta.iou from ther way ~ fas ~ 1!ss In
&hrlE pAWgE " do 30. Il. q. 7,
, 1876-08-12

TAAprco, ILL.,, Aug, 0.-lIavc read your homo
and housekeeping letters III Saturday supple
uents With great deal Of Interest, and found
therein many usefrl and practical
items, a. well a. many Anely-druwn
and far.fctehed theories But, among them ali
/ hare looked ia vafn for any inquiry or tnforms-
mother in Israel, Of anybody else, help mo In my
bread dtineulty3
Baw ietter two wseks ago ssktng how to keep
jams. jo3l!es. and pFaserved fruits from mol4lng
on top. cnt ordinary writing. paper 80 ~ to II In.
aids close ID tho fruit; wet 1t Thoroughly 10 good
whisky. and 1ay on tbs fruit under tho ordinary
cover. and you will havs no 1oubla With mold.
FkIrn
, 1876-08-12
LADY OF HOUSE OF MIRIAM.

Lady OF House Of Miriam,
You may turn your head away
DMe tell you YOU shall hear
Tito words hhvu to say.
You are proud, my Lady Of Miriam,
And IT 10 mats With kipgi
Your wAfts hands show you arc pnhly born,
And sm toMlier thing.
Lady Of House Of Sttriam,.
You sloopea from your height ous day--
Nm wonder Tho proud blood dyes your face
Woman, II that your wsy3
You stopped and Touched MJ hstf
With your white And 1awoied hands
would not have chanR1a my plaza thAe DAY
For the hlRhcat In tho land.
1loTe yon, Lady Of Miriam,
And laro say thia 10 YOU;
Though knaw what your Wokn6nH Fftds u,
know what y0as loye IL Loo
Wasta you turn, 10 the lfte,
IL It anger, woman, OF sh4M1f
Liltia care, for It's pstde for pftds,-
!, ot my manhood; aud you. OF your nemss
Lady. knew secret
AMI DO you wish NC 10 tel11- .
OF 4 hnsb4tid's friend who Wsnt 10 hl4 death.
And hls blood on this housafell:
A blot lhat tho pride Ut Miriam
Illus tried to cover in yaln.
gcoi hold up tho pslAs Of my hands
They ntu White, and ftGe from stain.
CLtn uAnrlT.
, 1876-08-12
INTERNATIONAL DOG-sHOW.

1s1TsVs %
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1876, UNlTHp
BTArks CENTENNIAL COMMISSION, PuI1ADEr-
Pn1A, Aug. Tho entries for this Show will
be kept opon till Sept. l. although all entrics
rnado after the 10th Of August will not he ILL.,
cluded in the official catalogue. All dogs en-
tered before Sept. l will be on equality with
those previously entered. As there is no doubt
tho Baneh Show will be the grandeat ever held
In the linton, ali fancers should mako an efEnrt
to 10 represented by thelr choicest canlnes.
Eatryforms eau be had Of yours respectfully,
DuRNkT LAApRET1I, Chief Of V0rGAu.
, 1876-08-12
CREAM BEER, ETC.

1VfF8 AF7VNF<*%
Polo, Ill, Aug. I'll have bccu anxlously
waiting u, answer To tho mildew question; hay
ing spoiled Charlle'4 only white ycst with mtl-
dow, All Ahxipus 10 end something 70 remove II.
WIZ aome one Inform moi
havu bepa troubled all summer with rod ants.
, 1876-08-12
PLAIN PUDDING.

70 tAt Editor a TAS Tr7bunS.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1o.-"Annle E. 8. B." asks
for recipe for plain pudding. Here "a one that
use, mot only in my family, but also for COIN
pany, and have been asked bY persons who hare
eaten It At my table for The directions for making
It. Cottagc pudding: One cup Of milk: half cup
Of butter; half cup OF sugar; two cgRs; one pint
et lour; two teaspoonfu1s Of baking powder; a
little salt. Bake forty minutes in an ordinary
II. A. P.
, 1876-08-12

La sAlln. ILL.,, Aug. DIN reply to rour
correspondent who asks for q receipt 10 polish
zinc IN last Saturdays Issue, I beg to hand you
The following: Take ono part muriatic acid To
two parts OF water; aeour the sinc wall With this
mixture and 6ne rand; then dry catefnlly and
give thln coating Of oil. Zinc thus polished Will
keep In luat1s for long dms. Very truly. yours.
, 1876-08-12
CONFIRMATION.

TO IN 1u1su' @ 7 ~ zHo9Hs'
CHICAGO, Aug. 7.-There have appeared scv-
eral letters in your Saturday papers entitled
"Potsoned HuEars.H The statements OF
Mr. Roasltas arc undoubtedly ssue. s!nea leaving
cut sugar from my coffee, tea, shd cocoa. hare
recovered Ill my physical strength, which, whlap
uslug II, wss totsi frsck. Respectfully.
, 1876-08-12
Ovarian '[ulllQl'
Of ton yoars' growth cured by
DR.. RADWAY'S REMEDIES.
I have had I'M Ovarian Tnuaor In tke Ovaflca
and Bowels for Ten Years.

Ihavs had m Ovarian Tumor In the Ovaslcs
and Bowels for Ten Yenrs+
ANN Ahnoat Dec: a., la7s.-DR. RApwArs That
neheH mar po bentftcd. ] make this statement.
ihAYe Ind ~ Ovarian Tuner IN tho ovorcs aud bow.
psce without any bsncns 1t VA growing IT snuh 10.
ltdttr that ! could not have tiTed much tnn1tr, 4
friend OF fnlne Induced mo to try aMAys Remedies
bad not much faith In thgn, but anally aItE much
dG!lbcTttlUH. tried thnul.
purchascd sx botsies Of tho eeotycnt two hoxes OF
tte Pills md Two bottles q tbs Ncllut: u.ed thaso
an SnS sst, g
Ut Ih* lsllc!. and Two bOxrs Of thb ls Deforu they
were Eone had lost sxunt y.1xe pounds. 80
continued to usa Tho mcdlclnu Until WA au4e that
Vas eutiteIy curet to1k tug Medtnlno about IlYv
month"; a9d during that time lost forty txe pounds
L. A. took Tires d9ssa bsss q m esolTcut ak
fuel perfectly wr aud my heart full Of gratitude
and your wonderful snedictne fcut dnepfY 1ndrtod
and MY prayer IL tat It may bo much of bleaSlnx
70 ot1Sas5s =. i La oesa to 1s's. upr p,,,vs
Mn. is6baa who m.ks. tho sSove ecfttaet5s + tbo
Jubc, 1878: Thu medicines a6ota stated Nere bouxhs
Ut mo- With thu exception Of what Maa sent Acf Oy
you, nay say that hsf ststemant II correct Without
*s~"D DrugFlst I'D Chemist 1n5 g. Afcas. Mcl,,
This tnay certify thas Alfs uibbIns, who maEes tbo
sbays estttaeas aad RI been iof .asly ys.fs .s
sa!I aa4 undsniAbly correct. NJ who ku0wt Hfs
ts!xnaa) gKN!: 2. COCKER
R4itixf hh{FAshd !. F6ab.
Y. u. POND.
, 1876-08-12
FEVER and AGUE',

ft.sr md Agse cured 10. tfty cents. rhers IL NOT
nEar. and eil either !nnartou. bilious scatict 1yphoIa
yellow and other fcycr1 ta!dod bx ladwsJs fsl 70
ss1d by utuExla1. ~ 0~'~''
, 1876-08-12

sThp hrst aea-heht OF the Revolution was fought
outside Machjas, Mr., May ii, l77b.
Elected commander Ut Tho s|oop by the yolun'
tears engaged, t".. f.- -
, 1876-08-12

land Tor mile, until W1 CAul0 70 t1fe, 4Il1F
rounding which Mr cams in view Of a nolie bay,
Into which we stcescd. Hy t!!a n1aneusrc man.
aged to come behind the enemy. who VIVA revealed
Il! ~ ny strength reloe1vng thai tho savages ot
THO plentan, grove, stuered for tho opposite eharo
81 she Gnyt whese there ~ero bAre slopes OF nils
covered with shnIt greon grass. Tbs sasaHos, lTs~
tessiHy my intcuttoh to dFcml'AEk h the oppohltt
ah9rt, rose from thelr coycrts md Fnn niong, the
h1!i. .slopes 70 mce: %, which was precies5 whit
ny force 70 paddle slowly 30 ~ t1Elys them tine
r. u na!f an hout Tho savases were W assembled On
osIo slepe o. n;!i ~ knots ana groups, anu;
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ard Knvtfs 4. a.s y. .. ~ oaa." 49, % ~ AnssIn,. in
enehnrSa asch Shass "as'as UT s.sEtls nasiss aiss
10 tha sorr ns';e,s S,'iov IL s ~ ~ 10 AK ,,o
VA ton kilied and ahrtx s.annH "'T H. a1 ..e.ss
percciyinw our Aim "nd H. Iens, - ~ ,;tsy T.
sEoupa aenaratei i,,mS.1xns s1nS', tt isl SIk ~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-05
BOWEN VS.. EEECHEg
He Relieves Him Guilty of adul-
terry, PesJ'sry and Hypocrisy.

Henry G. Bowen member of Ply
Church, sent letter to the Examining
Committee of that church last night,
in answer to grievances of White, a
member of that committee, in which he
says: : l have beeh held up to the
world as q man totally unworthy of
respect or public confidence, by Ply
mouth Church, pronounce the
charges and insinuations against me
totally false, and their authors SANDER
ers, and hereby challenge Plymouth
Church to appoint its own committee
to investigate openly aud vigorously,
my words and my deeds either in or
out of church.. He also says: " Now
being summoned here to speak the
truth. solemnly give it as my opin-
ion, in view of all facts and evidence
presented to nae, that Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher, without shadow or
doubt to my mind. is guilty of awful
adultery, perjury aud hypocrisy.
This / say again, before the bar of this
committee, is my deliberate opinion
and may be permitted to affirm that
l give it calmly. without malice and
with no other than sincere desire to
do my duty faithfully to God and man,
the church and the world. Signed
Henry G. Bowen.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-05
DIVEESITiES.
BY SEE CUE

Blanket overcoats and rum punches
are the barometrical predictions in this
locality.
1t is hoped, in certain circles that a
stopcock be turned on the Babcock
Investigations.
Out of 100000 invested by the
Emma Mining Company, of London,
they have some $4,000, and claim
on some Chicago real estate lett. The
company intend instituting proceedings
against Drahpohker Schenck and
others.
A very crooked piece of Jewelry is
the whisky ring.
The most influential citizen can be
distinguished by the squeak-aw tone
of his voice and the color of his dose.
Secretary reads" John L. Brooks,
delegate at large
Rural Spectator" Sammy, 60 tell
yor mother tew pay per:iclar attention
tow the chickens.
Persons contemplating q trans-con-
tinental trip at this time. should pro-
vide themselves with "Kane's Arctic
Explorations, " instead of The Tourists
Guide"
The Trustees of the Leopard Mining
Company, promised to pay dividends
in the near future. "--Suppose that's
equivilant to the sweet bye and bye.
There viii be no dearth of grass up
the Humboldt valley in the Spring. but
most of the cattle will be browsing on
the sunny hillsides of Cow-H Heaven be
fore that time comes.
The people of Humboldt Wells will
need stills to stalk away when the thaw
comes.