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1876. THE NEW HoREE HERALD ALMANAC
FINANCIAL. COMMERCIAL AND POLITICAL

REGISTER FOR 1875
Now ready. In addition Its usual contents comprising
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v OF gold for 1879 Of governments bonds Of the
.rns issues rates OF cOnsos railroad shares aud stock
.merican securities the London market. Bank OF Eng
80 rate Of discount Customs aud other selections
general Informs presents In its issue
1870 ''TrfiE HERAnD ALMANAC FOR i378
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states; table showing the Of postage orey
tries time ofcosIng the mails New York Pos
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Missing Heirs &c continued Tor the past year IL
chronological and other tables departments
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LONDON. Feb. Is. 1875.

LONDON, Feb. IS, 1915.
The Pail Mall Gasette's Berlin special this afternoon
says that Herr Won Luck the prosecuting counsel has
applied the and sequestration OF Count Won
Arnim's estates aud property.
Tho announcement of the charge OF treason caused
profound sensation
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ALL REMEDIES ARE TOO LATE WHEN THE
lungs destroyed Extinguish cough at once with
HALE's HOsEr HoREHouSD TAR
PIKH'A 1oOTHACHE DROPS minute.
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MAscHEsrKR, Feb IS, 1876.
Messra Addleshaw a warburton. manufacturing
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FRANCE.

AN EDITOR SENTENCED UNDER THE NEW
PRESS LAw-PUBLIo MEETING PREVENTED
BY THE MILITARY.
PARIS, Feb. Is, 1870
The Correctional Tribunal has sentenced the editor Of
La Republsque Frdnedise to a months Imprisonment
with fine, for attacking Minister Buffet
POLITICAL STRIPE.
M Gambetta addressed a public meeting at Cavail-
lon
The proceedings were disturbed by the Bona
partsts
MILITARY ACTION AGAINST PUBLIC MEETIH0s.
The legitimists, Bonapartsts and radicals had ar
ranged TO hold meetings in Marsees tonight
Gambetta proposed to speak at the republican gath
ering but the military authorities prohibited all the
meetings
STEAMSHIP COMMUNICATION DIRECT TO AMERICA.
PARIS, Feb Is. 1870
The agents of the General Transatlantic Company
announce that their weekly trips between Havre and
New York will be resumed the LIST Of April with
the departure from Havre of the France, to
be followed by the ST. Laurent on the sth of that
month
Also that their steamers Labrador and Am6rique,
sailing from Havre the nth and 18th Of March,
the France and St. Laurent sailing thence the LIST and
sth Of April, will call Philadelphia on their way to
New York
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IA Clerico-Cabinet Agitation
Disturbing Bavaria.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Average temperature yesterday 5IN
year - " 15H
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A-SCALP DISEASES, DANDRUFF, IRRITATION,
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brittle fading and prematurely hair. also uutmey
wrinkles unnatural redness Of cured BY d. h.
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, FINE CLOCKS
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CONTENTS.
MADCAP VIOLET BY william Black, Author Of "a
Princess OF Thule" &c
THE IDEAL AND THE REAL BY Joaquin Miller.
WAR MEMOIRS BY General @. A. Custer.
VIVIAN GREY GROWN OLD. By Justin Mccarthy.
A BENEDICTION. BY Mary d. Dodge
CHURCH AND STATE BY e. q. Holland
YRSEBEL By J. W. De Forest
TAHITI. BY j. ID. J. Kelley.
AZTEC SOCIETY.
A PUHILIsT OF THE PRBSa By Albert Rhodes.
LONGING. By George Houghton.
REUBEN DALE By Miss Annie r. Howella
HARD TINES AND THEIR REMEDY.
THREE AND ONE. BY Ella Wheeler.
SOUVENIRS OF MAN OF LETTERS By J. II. Sc
pRRGiIFT.wooD Bv Philip Quilibet
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.
CURRENT LITERATURE
NEBULK By the Editor
Price IS per number - year. including postage
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or "AppletOn's weekly for 81 so.
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A.-BENNErT BUTLDfNG,

A-BENNETT BUILDING,
FTRE PROOF
COATED on NASSAU Any A ,rSp Fg uyrfSr SIS
TO LET ON VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
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APPLY on THE PREMISES
AN IMPORTANT NATTER THE NEW SILK
Et.sr1c Tauss. supplied By ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY,
3 Broadway Is ind spensabe for all ruptured men desiring
permanent cure
CENTENNIAL HAIR POWDERS-DIAM0ND
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Maiden lane
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Won ARNIM's ESTATES LIKELY TO BE sEoUEs-
TRATED-cTTIzEN SENSATION CONCERNING
THE CASE.
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KEEP YOUR BIRD IN HEALTH AND SONG BY
using SINGERS PATENT GRAVEL PAPER For sale by all drug
gisls and bird dealers Depot 5s2 Hudson 50.
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GOLDEN HAIR-BARKER'S AURORA CHANGES
any hair TO golden Depot BARKER'S Human Hair and
Wig Parors, 80 West 10Th ST.
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THE Rescued and the Dead of the Strath-
Clyde-FrancOnia Disaster.
1.-THE WAR IN SPAIN.
King Alfonso Marching to the FrOnt-Vera
Under Fire and the CarliSts in Confusion.

WON ARNIM'S TREASON.
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ONE DOLLAR WILL PURCHASE FIRST CLASS
sverplated Forks, TABLE and TEA SPo0Ns at the
ORIGINAL DOLLAR STORE
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FOR MARCH
NOW READY.

GENERAL GEO A. CLUSTERS
REMINISCENCES or THE LATE WAR
are begun in this number.
These articles 10 is believed will be second only -
general Memoirs vivid pictures Of army LIE
and startling adventure
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: GENERAL sCHENcKs DIPLOMATIC POSITION.
LONDON, Feb 1s-Evening
T. The Daily Telegraph is informed that the state
bnents published by the Central Press yesterday that
General schenck, the American Minister had resigned
hnd that his resignation had been accepted were I'M
authorized
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HARPER 4 BROTHERS,
Franklin square, New York.
NTANHoOD-2OOTH EDITIoN.-A TREATISE Ex
wi planatory Of the with Instructions for the
cessfu Low Spirits Nervous Exhau
Muscular Debility and Premature Decline In Manhood
price Address the author DR.. e De r. CURTIS 2O7
VAST st New York
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BIBLE WORD BOOK: A Glossary Of Scripture Term.
Which have changed their Popular Meaning or are no
longer In General Use. BY William Swinton author ~
''Hsrpers Language Series" Word Book Word
Analysis &e Edited by Professor T. J. oOnant. y. d.
l6mo. cloth. 81.
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DABLE NEW S

DABLE NEW S
[From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE DEADLY COLLISION.
THE Rescued and the Dead of the Strath-
Clyde-F rancOnia Disaster.
1.-THE WAR IN SPAIN.
King Alfonso Marching to the FrOnt-Vera
Under Fire and the Carlsts in Confusion.
WON ARNIM'S TREASON.
IA Cler1cO-Cab1net Agitation
Disturbing Bavaria.
FRENCH RADICALS REPRESSED.
AWeeks Review Of British Finance, Trade
and the Supply Of Breadstuffs.
STOCKS AND VALUES.
--latest from Austria, Hungary and
Other Quarters.
ENGLAND.
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From All Parts Of the
Old World.

rTHE DEADLY COLLISION.
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A-wIsTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY WILL
cure coughs and colds and that speedily 50 and 81
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HARPER BROTHERS will send either Of the above
works by mall postage prepaid TO Of the United
States or Canada. on receipt Of the price.
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neg Of 1874.
By the EARL OF DUNRAvEN
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IRA, Win maps and lHustratons s.
scRIBNER, WEXFORD 4 ARMSTRONG;
743 and 745 Broadway New York
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Dtatbs.

At"Ferry Hill" Washington county,
Md, opposite Shepherdstown, on Tues
day,the Sth inst Mr.. JNO. HOOVER,
aged 81 years, month and IL days.
His remains were inferred in the United
Brethren Cemetery, at Myersvills, Fred
erick county, Md.
In Maruusburg, on Thursday, the
27th nit, ut the residence OF his Grand
father, Commodore Boarman, suddenly,
of Group, ALBERT, infant son Of
William III. and Mary Broome, OF
Brooklyn, aged l5 months.
Near MartInsburg, of Cancer of the
breast, with which she suffered for FIVE
years, and bore with christian iortitudc,
Mrs. SUSAN BEARD, wife of James
e. BEARD, and daughter of The lato
Bert Whitson, aged As years, 6 months
and q days. .raF.-
In Mariinsburg, Wednesday 9th,
inst, ANN ELIZABETH, infant
daughter of Daniel aud Mary +. Nc
Daniel, aged months.
Feb. 9TH, 1876 RITCHIE ETA
BURKE, in the 18th year Of her age,
of Berkeley County. "t
At Berkeley Springs, on SUNDAY, 18th,
inst, Mrs MARGARET CAMPBELL
relic: of the late Barton Campbell, OF
Martinsburg, aged sc years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-02-19

1@ Mr. Faulkner, has recently in
troduced into the House, two bills of
much public interest. The first was
referred to the Committee on Educa-
ton and Labor, and proposes to dsdi-
cate the proceeds of the sales Of the
public lands to the purposes of educa-
ton, to be distributed for the first Ten
years upon the ratio of illiteracy in the
states, and after that upon The ratio of
population. The fund is to be paid
over to the state authorities to be dis
bursed by them in aid of their free
school system. This plan, is of course
highly beneficial 10 all the Southern
states, apd is regarded by them as a
measure of great Importance to their
interests. The other is bill referred
to the Committee on Foreign Affairs,
which proposes to prescribe the rights
OF the citizens of the United States in
foreign countries, and to determine all
those complicated questions which
have grown out of the subjects of na-
turalizaiion, expatriation, election of
nationality, and foreign marriages.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-02-19

IS- Procession AND ADDRESS
Black Hawk Tribe of this place, assls-
ted bv Cherokee Tribe of Sharpsburg,
Md, An,ietam Tribe Of llagerstown;
Md, Opequcn Tribe OF Mar'lnseurg'
W. Va, and visiting members from
other points propose having public
Procession and Address, in this place,
ON Tuesday next (Washinglons BIRTH
day. The Procession Will form at the
Wiywam of Black Hawk Tribe, Oh
West German Street, at 10 o'clock, "A.
NJ, and march through the principal
Streets of the town, TO the NJ. +. Church,
where the Address will be delivered by
VIM. Miller, Esq, Sacham OF Shaw
nee Tribe Of Winchester, Va: Criswells
Cornet Band of this place, together
with bands from Sharpsburg and Ha-
gerstown, will furnish music during the
proc ion. Prot. b. G. Unseld will
furnish the music at the church'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-02-19

p@ Removal OF CONFEDERATE
DEAD.-Iu 1871 the Pennsylvania Leg
isla,ure appropriated $4,000 for the
removal of the confederate dead, buried
at Gettysburg, For the disbursement
of this amount, Senator Jones, OF Penn
sylyania, has introduced bill in the
Pennsylvania Legislature which au-
thorized the State treasurer to pay the
amount to trustee to be appointed by
the Governor under this act. The bill
further provides that all the confederate
soldiers inferred at Gettysburg and
other points in Adams and Franklin
counties shall be removed 10 Washing
ton Cemetery, Maryland, and properly
buried. The bill was drawn up at the
instance of Major ii. Kyd Douglass, OF
Stonewall Jacksons staff, a resident of
Hagcrstown, who has been at llrrris-
burg for several days. E..
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Marria9ss.

in Zion Church, Charlestown, on
Thursday evening, February l0th,lS76
by Rev. w. ii. Meade, Mr.. RICHARD
ID. RUTHERFORD and Miss ELF
ABETH DICK, third daughter OF Mrs.
A. NJ. Forrest all OF that place.
On january 18th, 1876 at the resi-.
dence of q. l.. Jacques, near Troy,
Kan, by Rev. DR.. Bndolc, Mr. JAS.
SAXION, of Doniphan county, Kansas,
to Miss LAURA ELLIS, formerly OF
Berkeley county, w. Va. o..
In Hagerstown, on the 26th ult., by
Rev. J. c. Thompson, Mr.. GEO. W:
MILLER and Miss CLARA MAY
PEARL, all of Berkeley county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-02-19

sIr Mr.. OBrien presented in the
House of Representatives on Monday,
the petition of A. G. Hammond, Of Md,
who asks to DE released from bond
given in 1858 as surety for Dennis Muir
ply, paymaster and military storekeep,
or at Harper's Ferry He represents
that the papers and account, were all
correct up to the time OF the sei.ufe OF
the arsenals in 1861, when they fell
Ito the hands OF the Confederates. No
claim was made upon the surety until
early in January Of this year, when the
second auditor presented claim Of S57,-
5ls. The memorialist claims that the
vouchers destroyed would relieve him.
Murphy, the paymaster, died two years
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-02-19

HV- An IMPORTANT BiLIA-Bill No.
1874, lately introduced by Mr. Faux
ner in the House Of Representatives, is
an important measure. 1t has been
read twice aud referred TO the Com
f,,i,tee on War Claims. Its most I'M
por.ant clause provides: "That no proof
ofloyalty as condition precedent TO
the allowance or payment by any Off
Ger OF claims arising under this act shall
he required, if, when the stores were
furnished or taken, the owner thereof
was a church, institution OF learning,
corporssion, "a female, mn infant, or non
co,nbatant." - 81 80 =" Z
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-02-19

Dy Coop ADvICE-The Salisbury
.4dyetis.r gives the following sensible
advice 10 farmers who are discouraged
a, the low price of corn, and apprehen-
siye of another disastrous year 10 the
farming interests "Ihe low price OF
corn seems to discourage our farmers,
and leads them to believe that
another broken year is upon them.
We bid them take courage, corn will
be eighty cents before they are done
planting, and they should by all means
nv to get in large crop When corn
is low is the time TO raise as much as
possible, for it is likely we shall have
lbs high next year as it is low this. But
you ought not to sell your corn, as it
will always pay to feed it to stock till
it gets up to eighty cents per bushel'
Ii our farmers would learn to keep up
their stock, feed it, and raise manure,
they would be able to farm in some
order, and with SOME success
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-02-19

CONGRESSIONAL OUTLOOK Already
the slate makers are at work in this
the Second Congressional District of
West Virginia. Among the Democrats
we find the present incumbent Hon. e..
J. Faulkner. and his former opponent,
Hon. Z. +. Martin, pitted against each
other, but it seems also as if they will
not be the only candidates started in
the race, as Hon. John Blair Hoge, of
Berkeley, and Hon. Daniel Il. Lucas,
of Jefferson, both good, strong men,
are talked of in this connection. Mar
tin now seems to be ahead for the nom-
nation, great number of the polti-
clans arguing that MIR. Faulkner is
frightening up his armor for tilt in
the Senatorial arena, and that he should
therefore loose his grip in the lower
House. AS there will be no walk over
for the Democracy this fall, the Repub-
licans are looking around for a knight
willing to do battle under the leader
ship of Blaine, &c, and We find that
Gen. George w. Brown, of Grafton,
who has made very honorable record
in the past, is very prominent as can
didate. If he makes the run it will be
lively chase for his opponent. Mr..
Carskaden, of Mineral county. is also
thought to be candidate. He is a
very able gentleman. Hon. j. NJ.
uagans having gone west, will not be
misunderstanding Indepen-
dent. $500.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-02-19

B1- JUDGE GREEN-There seems to
be little hitch in reference to the ap-
pointment of Thomas 9. Green, Esq,
by Gov. Jacob, to fill the vacancy on the
Supreme bench. The Wheeling MteH-
gsneer, of the 9Th instant, Says
Judges Hoffman and Moore, of the
Supreme Court OF Appeals, arrived here
yesterday. As there seems to be some
doubt as to the constitutiouality of the
Act under which the Governor appoint
ed Judge Thomas Z. Green to ill the
vacancy on the Supreme bench, caused
by the death of Judge PAUL, the court
will hold an extra session in this city to
determine that question. s.fahe7-
The Wheeling Register of the 14th
instant, also says =
The Judges of the Supreme Court of
Appeals have decided, after consultation
not to hold an extra term of that court
at Charleston. Judge Hoffman's bad
health will prevent his attendance at
Charleston and a grave constitutional
doubt being suggested as to the validity
III Mr.. Greens appointment, there viii
be no court until the regular June term,
which viii be held in this city.
10 Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-02-19

pg- Girls, are you taking advantage
of Leap year, and whisper words OF
consolation to the taint-hearted young
men of this town who arc in want OF
wife? Remember that if you let this
golden opportunity pass by without
securing, during the season OF Leap
Year, a Centennial husband, that such
a time will never be offered you again.
No generation before you ever enjoyed
such season, you are surely blessed,
then why not take advantage OF ii.
Come, who will be the first 10 have
centennial wedding.
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upRAMATIC!

BY request, the Shepherdstown ORA
matte Society viii. again render that
thrilling Mel5 Drama The Idiot Wit
ness" to be followed by an amusing
Ethiopian Sketch "The Mutton Trial,
the whole to conclude with the side
splitting farce, The Haunted House"
To all who have seen this Society act it
will be only necessary to give notice
that there will be an Entertainment; but
to those who have never seen them; we
would say, it you wish nice evening s
Entertainment, come and see Inc
performance will be in Billmyer's Hall,
Saturday evening. February 2eth, 1876
Doors will be open at 6 l-2 o'clock
Performance at I o'clock. Admission
25 cts Reserved seats 55 cts: Tickets
for sale at Barnharts Book Store and
a. the door, The proceeds for benefit
of Orchestra.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-02-19

BV A friend in this county writes to
to us as follows :-"What have you been
ding to the Register that everybody
enquiries for it." We will simply state
we are doing our huei best to make it
interesting and profitable to everybody,
aud tie large number Of new subscribers
rolling in tes,i6es to this fact. That's
all. .yep.tc<,b