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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-11
PIERDST0WN JEFFERSON COUNTY, Va SATURDAY MORNING. JULY
The DrunkaTd.

Poverty, in itself, is net crime. NO
disgrace belongs to the man, who, by re-
verses in business, is led down from afliu-
ence to deslitution. The poorest man
who walks this earth of sorrow, or who
tolls in vain TO clolhe his children, can
stand in the presence Of the man OF MIL
lions, with no consciousness OF Inlenorl-
ty. But when poverty is the result OF
crime, il becomes at once sinful and dis
graceful when it is the result OF gamb-
ling, or drinking, or lying, II covers lis
victim With robe Of shame. Under any
circumstances it is exceedingly unplea-
SAINT and inconvenient to be very poor, and
by most men, poverty is dreaded as one
of the worst of evils. Now poverty is as
sure TO follow course of intemperance,
as light and heat to follow the sun. God
has so ordained. In his word he has de-
clared that the drunk ard shall come to
poverty, and whenever we behold drum
kenness, we also gaze upon squaIld mise
Gy. Go into any community and you VIII
find afiiuence TO be the result of sobrlety,
and destituiion the sure attendant of dissl-
patton. You will expect 10 find in the
neat, vine-cuvered cottage, frugal, tenn
perale man and in the hovel unpalnied
and desolaIe, the windows shattered, The
doors unhingcd, an Incorporate man.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-11
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TRULY AFFECTING.

The evening shades, with mantle dark,
Had vei|ed the bright and sunny day,
Till nights pale empress proudly rose
TO take the sable garb away.
Then, o! wha, beauty decks the scene
Resplendent shines the lunar light
The stars their sparkling brilliance add,
TO chase away the gloom of night.
Such was the scene, as envious sat
A lady and her lover true,
Beneath the woodbne's lusiling leaves
As twinlding stars were peeping thro.
With looks of love the lover viewed
Ger rose-tinged cheek and beamlng eye
And gently pressed her lilly hand,
While Cupid's darts, methinks, did fly
The hour grew late at length he rose
TO bid his love aGieu,
Said he, "Reluctanlly, my dear,
tear myself away from you.
As ,hus he spake, he nearer drew,
And fondly kissed ber rosy lip,
The modest maiden, soft, replied,
o well, my dearest, LET 'ER RIP "
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-11
Female FOibIes.

The ladies', dear souls, indulge in nu-
merous little eccentricilies which are
quite inexplcable to the male gender
who, to be sure, are not to be expected 10
fully appreciate and understand woman
delicate nature. One of The foibles of the
ladies which we cannot understand is
their passion for making furniture ware
shutting up lot Of costly furniture in a
room with closed shutters, there 10 remain
wholly unused. except on extraordinary
occasions. Every housewife has such a
storefoOm for furniture in brown holland,
as every Chnaman has his idol, and ev-
cry native African his fetsch. Now, fur
nilure that has the touch of use upon il
we can understand; nay We have great re-
gard for every article of the living room,
especially when disposed in that graceful,
careless way that use produces. There
is something humanizing and sympathetic
in such room; it seems genial with hu-
man heart warmth. Bu,a room in which
furniture too nice TO be touched is formal
ly arranged, is as cold and unsocial as a
| furniture warehouse, and we should as
soon think Of taking comfort and making
ourselves sociable in one as the other.
Another eccenlrlcity Of housewives is
the propensity for making nice cake, pre-
serves and other coed things, and lnen
storing them away until they become
mouldy or soured. Ills generally under
stood that such things are kept for "com'
pany," but we could never understand
why home folks were not deserving of
good things as this myster ious "com-
pany."
But greatest Of all the insane freaks of
women is their love for bonnels Is
pecialiy is il strange that the love should
be so great when there is so little 10 love
the bonnet nowadays being in an inverse
ratio to the size OF the head. II is sur
prisng what effects new bontet will
produce on lady. A gentleman of our
ACQUAINTANCE once went home with new
bonnet for his wife and found her quite
sick, "Oh, she could not look at lI--she
must have phyaician." In great haste
the husband went for the doctor. Upon
his return in great anxiety as 10 the state
of his wife's health. what was his surprise
to find her before her glass, trying on her
new bonnet! Luckily it suited her, and
she thought no. more Of the doctor. The
bonnet had worked perfect cure We
throw this out as hint to husbands, with
ailing wives. llmay be cheaper 10 buy
bonnet than to pay a DOCTORS bill.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-11
Fashion.

The fashion o, what delightfully."-
inexhausuble theme Tor lady's tongue
How many absorbingly interesting con
versalions they have afforded, and what Z
rivalry there is between them and the
weather as to which shall be the mos
popular subject for conversation. And
yet, after all, for one should be g lad to
see general emancipation from the bond
age of lashiOn--or rather TO see the sway
of the tyrant so far curbed as 10 be more
susceptible Of modification by the good
taste and judgement of its followers.
am ,coman Messrs. EditOrs--perhaps
YOU would never suspect it from the
youthful ardor Of my feeIings-but | am
maiden lady of more than two score-l
mean of more than twenty years and
speak the sentiments of many ladies when
| say the abjeCt thraldom 10 fashion ought
TO be abolished. History shows us say
il with modest blush-that all tile great
reforms have originated with ladies'; and
it follows a matter of cCuIse that they
should commence and carry on the reform
IN this respect also.
Hitherto il seems to have been rule
that when an uncouth or inconvenlent
garment has been discarded, some other
has been invented, equally Objectionable,
TO occupy the vacant place. Thus, when
ladies threw aside their thin outside shoes
for stout indian rubber boots, they eagerly
seized upon the fashion of dminutlve
bonnets and hooped pettlcoats-and when
the magical wand of reform touched the
stiff hats of the gentlemen and transform
ed large proportion of them into CON-
Portable and symmetrical caps, or felts,
when it introduced neat and becoming
sacks and frock coats in lieu of the old
fashioned swallow tails, and diversified
the sombre black which was wont TO
make crowd of men with the colors OF
green, brown, blue ssnd drab, it at the
same time converted their loose flowing
graceful pantaloons into tight fitting cloth
cases for their neither limbs-thus leading
one Involuntary 10 think of the wearer
as a sort Of elephant walking upon light
ming reds.
Why these rerograde steps Why
cannot men and women adopt one good
thing without sacrificing another? Can II
be because they think that they shall be-
come too perfect in appearance if they
are constantly progressing ], for one,
have no fears on that score. A fig for
fashion and shall try to make myself
look as enchanting as possible without
reference TO lis unreasonable demands.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-11
An Editors Story.

The editor of the Philadelphia Mercu.
ry recently attended Spirit Circle. He
thus describes the closing scene -
After recess of ten to fifteen minutes
the medium again went into the "state'
and wrote out:
"The first man is present. He addres,
ses you from The Celestial Sphere
"ls that you Adam ?"
"Adam was my name when in the
flesh"
Will you please TO favor me with cor
rect answers to few simple questions g
"Propound them"
"Where is the Garden of Eden loca'
ted z"
"M Kansas"
"Was Eve an obedient helpmate ~
"She was model wife until beguiled
by the serpent--afler that time perfect
devil in petit mean fig leaves"
"ln what part Of the world was the
tower OF Babel erected %
"In While County, Indiana. near Wolf
Mound"
"Who were the parents of Gains
wife 2"
This question capped the climax. The
table at which we were seated suddenly
turned summersault--csPsized and ex-
,nguisheG the Iamp-upsel the medium
and the maiden lady--and amid the wreck
Of furniture and the crash of glass, made
nv exit through the back door and rush
inc down dark alley. gainedlhe street.
minus ny right.coal tail, which | lel' IN
the mouth Of bulldog.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-11
a Curious VIII.

The Worcester (Mass.,) Transcript
gives lhe substance Of The will OF the late
Jesse w. Goodrich, n thsi city, we'll
known as strong advocate Of The temper
ance cause. The document itself covers
80 folio pages, aud there is z codleil con-
tanning 63 double columned pages ofprin-
ted matter. Among the bequesIs are CO.
py OF the Holy Bible 10 each Of bis bro
hers, sisters, executors, &c, sixteen ~
all. Each successive owner Of the vol
umes is 10 sign "Ismily teelolal pledge
that they will neither make, buy, SELL give
away or use any kind of alcoholic or ina
toxira:ing liquors. either for drinking,
culinary. medicinal, surgical or sacfamen-
tai purposes. nor any tobacco, for tie
purpose either Of chewing, smoking or
snufiing, and that by precepl and exam.
pie. and in all olhet suitable ways. al all
times and places, TO discouniensnce all
such uses" Olher provisions Of Ibis Gu
riOus will are thus given
"He then orders bis executors 10 sub
scribe for one copy for esef Of themselves
and his relatives, Of some good temper
ance paper, advocating the disuse oi To-
baeco. and legal and moral suasion CON-
bueG.' for the suppression OF liquor, ,hir-
iy copies in all for twenly-oDe years.
lieiben bequesihs $500 10 each OF his
living sisters, provided they each Of them.
within one year. sigu the family and Iee-
total pledge
lie then divides his property. subjec,
TO all other bequests, among his relatives.
pays able esery fifteenth and twentieth
year. provided that at the expiration Of
each period they shall make affidavit that
they have kept the anii-liquor, anii-.obae-
co pledge inIirs full extent"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-11
Charity.

Night kissed the young rose. and ii
bent softly 10 sleep. Stars shone, and
pure dew. drops hung upon lis bosom, aud
watched It's sweet slumbers. Morning
came with its dancing breezes, and they
Whispered 10 the young rose, and Itawoke
Joyous and smiling. Lightly II danced 10
and fro in all the lovelmess of health and
voutuful innocence. Then came the ar
dent sun-god, sweeping from the eastand
smole the Young rose with It's scorchng
rays and il tainted. Deserted and almost
heart,broken, it dropped 10 tie dust in
IowIlncss and despair. Now the gentle
breeze, which had been gambollng over
the sea, pushing on the home bound bark,
sweeping over hill and dale, by the nea
cottage and the still brook, turning The
old mil, tanning the brow Of disease, anC
Ifrisking the curs of innocent childhood
came tipping along on her errands o
mercy and love, and when she saw the
voung rose she FASTENED 10 kiss ii, and
fondly balhed It's forehead in cool, re-
freshlng showers, and the young rose re-
vived and looked and smile in gratitude
TO the kind breeze, but she hurried quick
ly away; for she soon perceived that de-
licious fragrance had been poured on her
wings by the grateful rose and the kind
breeze was glad in heart, and went away
singing through the trees. Thus charity,
ike the breeze, gathers, fragrance from
the dropping flowers it relresbes. and un.
consciously reaps reward in the perlor-
nance Of its Office Of kindness, which
steals on the heat like Iich perfume TO
bless and 10 cheer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-11
LIME FOR SALE.

THE subscriber has commenced 'he
i Lime Burning Business, at tie Query
on the "Spring Mill Farm" 4 miles east
of Shepherdstown, where ! intend keep
ing the article of The very best quality, Tor
sale. for Cash.
SAMUEL Nj. KNOTT.
April %, 1857. It
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-11
RunaMaY Matches.

Runaway matches seem TO be marked
with Divine displeasure. | have never
heard OF happy one. Not far from us
resides widow lady who eIoped from an
excellent mother, when young, w!lh a
WORTHLESS young man. She is now Tie
mother of three grown daughters, every
one of which has ploped and left her--the
youngest only last June ,al fifteen years OF
age--and she was left desolate and hro-
ken hearted. Thus is the example OF the
mother followed by The children; and who
can she blame but herself! But the worst
remains to be told The eldest has altea-
dy been deserted by Der husband, who has
gone to California, and she had 10 seek
shelter in the home Of heT childhood; the
second daughter is suing for a divorce.
though she has not teen thirteen months
married.
Ah, girls never, in an unheeded hour
place your hand in that of young man
who would counsel you thus to leave
your paterns home Ii is cruel TO de'
prive those who have nourished you, and
with sweet hope, looked forward TO the
day of your marriage beneath their own
roof; il is cruel 10 rob them Of their hap
piness. II is their blessed privilege to
bless your union, to witness your own
and your husbands JOY. How can you
rob them Of their participation in that joy
ous bridal, toward which lhey have been
so many years looking. forward Daugh-
ters who eloPe wresi from their parents
that crowning joy ofa fathers and q
mothers life the qualification Of seeing
their daughter married al ,heir own fire.
side. 4 bridal elsewhereis unnatural, ,and
Gods blessing will not follow II.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-11
SOUTHERN PROTECTION
| Iy s TR lEGI G9M!l D
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
IL Capital orer 100000 and constantly Ia
creaSjng -:

THE CHARTER of this Company offers more IA
1 vorahle advantages TO The farmer and 9th
ers than any other Company chartered in the
State, by usurlng with or without premium
note If tie applicant prefer, he can pay The
full amount Of The premium in cash or by ei-
fecung a cash insurance for two years, the ln-
sured saves one-eighth of the amount he would
otherwise have to pay; or by becoming mem
Der and giving a small premium note,- THE IN
sURED SAVES NEARLY ONE HALF OF THE AMOUNT
CHARGED BY STOCK COMPANIES, when insurlng
from year To year. This is the advantage re-
suIting from the combination of the
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This Company commenced issuing Policies
against loss or damage by fire on the 10th day
of March 1884, since which time over thirty
FIVE hundred persons have insured and become
members Of the Company. Having trebled our
business during the past year, we feel CRATE
ful Tor the liberal patronage bestowed upon
the Company thus far, and for its ilatterng
prospects of future usefulness, The Directors
hope and believe that by prudence, caution and
a rigid system Of economy, that viii establish
for this Company a reputation for cheapness
aud safety, not surpassed by any Company IN
the United States.
All differences in settlement Of losses may
be determined by three disinterested Arbltra-
tors OF the County where such loss happened,
to be mutually chosen b. the insured and the
Company. Losses promptly adjusted and
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-11

Tie Oldest busbandry we know is
when man in clover marries woman
i'll weeds.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-11

He who writes what is wrong, wrongs
what is right.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-11

When are writers like cattle Wber
they are driven TO the pen.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-11

A yourg man stepped into a bookstore,
and said he wanted TO get a Young Mans
Companion. Well, sir said The book
seller, here's MY daughter =
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-11

Do fish ever sleep--snd If not. what
was the use of mshing q bed in The sra
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-11

Why is a mushroom like dandy BE
cause il is rapid in ils growth, silm in il
trunk and thick in lis head.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-11

When is a ship like an apprentice
When she IL bound out
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-11

Whats best-.o prevent old maids from
des pairing 2
Pairing
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-14
NOTICE.

Forming all persons Interested, that he
viii willingly sell goods for. or receive at par,
Tor any debt due HIM, auy of the paper cur
reney put ia circulation 10 this place, by the
Southern Pacific 4. r. Company. And too,
sill guarantee to sell his goods at tie very
loves, market cash price.
All persons oyerbufienei with the above
named currency, can get speedy ie.lef by ap.
plying ~
W 5. HYNSON,
At the store formerly occupied by Messrs.
Niyion q Smith.
May 10, 81. No-3s Il
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INSURANCE Company.

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Money to lend ut 3 per cent

I'VE oiT.r for sale on good and cheap Term.
w 1850 acres Of very valuable land, IN
one 81 the hes, neighborhoods in Harrison
county. only two miles from the railroad
which is susceptible Of beiag divided into tso
tract. one with 300 acres cleared, with good
and comfortable Improvements, and well
wairreJ. The other with 100 acres CLEARED
dwelling house with siS rooms, brick chimuey,.
plenty of well water IN The yard gin. nil
and other out improvements both places In
line condition for crop next wear all ~.
Der good fences. and on oue Of the mos,
public roads in eastern Texas The hand all
i,. well and well timbcrcd \ bargain can
bee had. i' We intend To ,cli
Also valuable residence IA tosn, either 70,
cash er on uae aud small lot Of baglnl
AND rope.
TAYLOR & WILSON.
sept %, 1857. No II
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a. EUTErEN,
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>apiA Snie u he Square.
DECEIVED ior medicinal purpose, only
II Co.@c Brandy ca,i.lpn and Rovbe0r.
Ma..aey. Raaudcd Nouonaa aud Wcl.hy
Nia.s t.5tet aus ScSpl White cofl.ai- Ab.
s,nthe, SN --e Bt,tf,, Au'~,iic Super'iur Va.
ra,ehiua and Ca.a,ao. Peach Preserve Clsts
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suit al customers.
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NEW GOODS,
\NA tliNg hes y.

'IllE undersigned is now receiving at b.,
ucw store talcy occupied by Me-,r~.
Njsion a -mIih) large aad complete as-ort-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-04-23
Virginia, jefferson County, Set

II THE CocSTT CornT.
A. rules held in tbs Cierks Oalcs uf the ssic
coSH, 90 'bs kns Mosdsy - Apfii isS7.
Care ". EagiisA, Plaisda,
AGAINST
HSrsse L. Drastic saS CiaT.1J BssskF Defendants.
An ACTION OF DEBT
THE object 81 this s0u y 20 snarh any Es-
Il tate OF Ghr Dcfcn iaSts. &C ri,h~s 81 them. "a
TIE Iaads al sad The d~bs debss due tken ~ re-
Iher OF them, BY gsnrs Rspef, and 10 rial -ststr
Il the Dyisndsnt Ckatl,s B5Oukr. 90 this essary.
s-ihs zoe Tract of Land khouu az me SAEnn0s-
dat FBreare bstwero tbs ShenAf coah Risvr and
he Il Ne Rifgc Aoantsin. stSa thai par q m
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aseHI OF osG due ira Zee Deisscsnts Ehs
PIatnuH
O. pgeafiag hy sesJaVii kiee ihst me osfeaasbs.
are Tesitests 81 this Statc tsrT srr hesrsg
qairsd D. APPEAR hire uffhiE one Ri sfisr Gee
pshi,cstton Il ~. osd-F ace Do bat n@css AIRY
q r-r.--' ts-iy is'-s--t $50 r-srs-r o y So
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April is 1851. WIN Butis %
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~ 1aIiIss amoaniibg 10 SAT- 9s5
wh,.l.k eIs - Halves 81 QasUrrs 81.
RuIs ~ ss,iSent bsnks a. par. AL eOnsm5-
al. H. ietly eouhseniiAi
Cssn {es Ct - whole iiekes 80 90
C.,JIes OF - hall tickets 20 %
O. ies Of . qaarer tickets 10 90
raIky packages 90 iicErfs send To
NJ SAVOY q Co. Agrnt.
Warrington ID g.
s-yFdefs for Tickets. aud C-rtifesies al Pack
- asV Of the abcve splendid ard popular
les. viii receive pfompi attention, aud an
81 acrvunt OF the Drawing will b- ssni in
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o,taety Agrney
DiIeei orders 10
NJ SAVOY s. Co,
.arch 26. Is57-in. washfngioh, n G.
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Virginia, jefferson County, SCI :

H. rHs COCSrr CeCsr.
Al rules hsld IN Its cisrks oukee OF The aid
cusr' "a lh~ hrss A0Hdsy IN April isS7
AGAINST
Hovaos T. BvssIs Dsfs-4.st
As ACTION OF AssUMPsIT.
TVNtIE otleet 81 this sai 10 auaea the tBieF-.i
IL % me Dciendsni "a re VITA crop xrostns
on N iAtn 10 tbg ssfd COubiy Bos "a the vcso-
PAncs q Brrisnin biii. 90 soy yrup-ry 10 80
AAScs " suy deDs vr 'etss cue iftln ssia Htil
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wsgVEs Cars, Wage Hsrn,ss. Wb.si DulL
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Msehs1"Iy - Ss~ Ma. tract 81 Labd ca the
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T. 4 Cuoks Comni~siousT EBfsf Decree ~ chan-
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isTrsg satc BfooEe said Lsnd aad The interess
Of saia BfSokr IN that Tfac o; LaAe N sbr COaaty
aforesaid, purchased by ~ L Rf.akr snd T6os
x. Brooke Of RaahrOd W. HrfeeTt Cor The pas meEi
ef SebI due from tbs DcieneaaI - tie PIaistia
b. accoout
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- sea1csEI - iAss SisP &s h hsS<hJ frsE.-<c
70 spear uithin one month aftrF zoe potiir saaa
OF ibis notice, and do shat - neees~sry 10 Pro'seA
his taserest.
Il 10 isrther ordered hat copy of skis osdeT b.
| Published ooce q Weck for tOaf E1cceaaies 1sek.
| 10 the -ViFginis Fro PT-sa." orwspsper pab-
lishen 70 The said coaaiy ssd posaed a. the fiOoi
door of The Couu House Of lie satd CaantF On the
1 hTsI cay VI The neat sefm Of the sid Gear.
| Ac0py- Tesse
ia MOORE Clerk
April I6 1857. whne q BOns pa.