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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-16
BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOUR We revise quotations as
follow: Howard 81. Super and Gu, Ex-
ira so 50. do. Extra 8 25 50 so.
Whesi-700 bushels white and 500
bushels red were all that was reported on
Change this morning; market was dull,
no sales Of white made, but Of red 1900
busbs were sold al 2 81 25 per bushel,
the outside for good.
Ccrn.-Ssles of 5000 bushs 70 81
cts as to quality for white; and $500
bushs yellow al rs &c cents.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-16
The Model ParlOr Magazine Of America.

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combines and preaents the most interesting US
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
ersbraclng the greatest possible variety OF
Goods for Ladies and Gentlemen, also, Of
House keeping Goods. 10 which they in
vie the attention Of all buyers Of Dry
Goods, Notions, Groceries, &C., &C., as
Surfing them that every IDducement shall
be given in the price and quality of each
and every article offered for sale. The
prices of goods are carefully regulated IN
this house so as to conform strictly 10 the
one price system, and to afford goods as
cheap as they can be bought elsewhere
A call is earnestly requested from all who
want really good and cheap goods.
STROBE & LINE.
December 9, 1865. II
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Cbc Alarkets.
Shepherdstown Market.

Corrected .Oeekis BY d. s. Rsaich.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-16
The Best Family Sewing Machine.

lie DcSl dllllIl OtNlHS MdCllut'
4 + The Penn>ylva Sta Far, held at Eas-
y ton, 9Th 10 a0h Of September, 1864, u
premium was Offered for the
BEST SEWING MACHINE.
All the leading Machines were fully rcpresen.
ted. aud there was q spirited contest for the bIst
prize.
After devoting Il e greater part Of two days 10
their labors the Committee made the follow ing
award -
For the BEST SEWING MACHINE
wilcox & GIBBS, NEW YOKK-A sill,
YER MLrAL"
The Great Fair of the New England States
held at Spring fed, the Go OF September, lwar,
ded the highest premium TO the Wilcox q
Gibbs as The "BEST FAMILY SEWING MicnINI
The Springfield Repubhca Sept. 2fth speak.
ING OF the far saws .-"DT Il. Holmes cf Win
thrup, Me-, Tue chairman of The committee on
machinery at the late New England fair in this
city, anDOunces tie decision of his committee
IN the aw ards Of premiums for sewing mnchihes,
as follows The contest, in The minds Of the
committee lay between Wilcox 81 Gibbs ma
chine and the Florence machine. The Will
cox & Gibbs is very simple, efficient and easy
understood. We award a premium mccall %
the Wilcox x GItbs machine as the -Besi
Family M,cLIne." The Florence mt chine is
more complicated. T. ore varied IN Its acllon,and
requires considerable knowledge Of machinery
TO work itweLl. We award dip 'oma 10 that
machine"
The Vermont State Fair held at White River
Junction, the 1916 September, also awarded
the first premium for the Best Family Sewing
Machine to the Wilcox 81 Gibbs
At all The County fairs where exhibited in
1861 the Wilcox d Gibbs has taken the first
premium. J.. +. DARNELL, Agent,
Shephcrdstown, West Va.
n vember 4, 1865. u
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The Prize Portraits Of Generals Lee
and Jackson.

THE Portraits Of these two celebrated South
i ern GeI~er1Ls publshes ~ George l.. FER
inc, III Nassau street., New ! OK, are now
ready for delivery at ,bly 5 per coFy
The Publishers Of he American StstesmsD
have secured All uniIialtcd number of them 10
offer IS premiums Tor subscribers 10 their pop
ulsr sheet. Every three subsci iSers w:li re-
reive a copy of either, secured on rollers aud
sent 10 his address postage paid. For every .
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every person sending 60 VIII receive a copy Of
the statesman one year, aud either Of the above
portraits.
As the Statesman Is a large family weekly
paper suited 10 the southern taste, iJed with
useful, instructive, and entertaining reading.
we commend il to tie patrona. e Of every sootb-
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~ splendid and We rust it will receive great
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December 9, leo5.
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6 In GOOD old colony Times. }


The forger's doom was to stand in the
piIlory three severaI-lecture days, and rem
der double damages to the party wronged
and aisob be disabled to give any evidence
orverdict to any court or magistrate. The
burial place of the suicide was in the COM
mon highway, with cartload of stones
laid upon the grave, as a brand OF infamy.
The profane swearer, in whose offence was
included not only irreverence toward God,
but wicked cursing of any person or crea-
ture, forfeited ten shillings for single oath I;
he swore more oaths than one at a time,
before he removed out of the room or COM
pany where he so sware, it was at the cost
of twenty shillings; and if the fine were
not paid, he was set in the stocks. ldlers,
among whom were especially reckoned
common boosters, Improbable fowlers and
tobacco-takers, exposed themselves to COM
INITIAL to the house of correction. It was
punishable by fine of five shillings to
dance, or use the game of shufle-boar or
bowling, or any other play or game in or
about house Of public entertainment or
to play or game for any money or money
worth or to play at all, either at cards or
dice; or to observe any such day as Christ
mas or the like and the bringing or keep
ing OF cards or dice within the jurisdiction
subjected the offender to a fine of five
pounds. An attempt to draw away the af-
fection of any maid, under pretence ofmar-
riage, before obtaining liberty and allow
ance from her parents or governors, or, in
absence of such, of the nearest magistrate,
was punished by forfeiture offve pounds,
For repetition of the attempt, the culprit
was fined ten pounds, and compelledto en-
ter into a recognizance for better behavior.
If still unreclaimed, he was, on conviction
by the county court, committed to prison,
to remain there until the court Of assistants
should see cause to release him. No per-
son whose wife or husband continued to
live abroad was allowed to have home in
Massachusetts. No man might strike his
wife, nor any woman her husband, on pen
atty of such fine, not exceeding ten pounds
for one offence, or such corporal punish
ment as the county court should determine.
-Palfreys History of Nes0 England. 2 is'
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How Grant cot into the War.

8 The well-known correspondent OF the
Boston Journal, who writes under the sig
nature of Burleigh, thus relates the story
of Grants entrance into the United States
army at the outbreak of the rebellion:
-Four years ago this very month, Mrs.
Grant lived in her quiet homein Galena.-
Her husband was Mr.. Grant, the leather
dealer, a plain, modest, reliable man, with
out much apparent force, who attracted We
ry little attention any where. The war had
commenced. The flag had been shot away
from Sumter, and shot out of rebel can
non at Memphis. One morning Mr.. Grant
called on congressman Washburne, who
resided in Galena. He told Mr. W. that
he did not feel right-that he could not
sleep at night, that he felt that he was not
doing his duty. Mr. Washburne asked
him what was the matter. Grant replied,
g am doing nothing for my country. ].
but here / am at home doing nothing; L
don't know what to do !; am no politician.
I don't seem to be wanted anywhere, yet
/ feel as if was fit for something if l
could only find my place. Mr." Washburne
invited his neighbor to accompany him to
Springfield, where an important consulta-
tion was to be held at the request of Gov.
Yates On the morning of the fourth day
Mr.. Grant called at Mr. Washburne's
rooms, and said to him, "Nobody knows
me here-there is nothing for me toAo-
am going home." Hold on day long
er," said Washburne. The next day an
important discussion was held in the cham
ber. At Mr.. Washburne's request Mr.
Grant was called in. He held an inetr-
view with the State authorities for thirty
minutes, and then went out. As the door
closed, Coy. Yates cried out, "Good God,
Washburne, who is that man? All can
do for him now is to put him on my staff.
You can go home and raise regiment, and
Pll commission him as colonel" The thing
was DONE The rest of the story the world
knows by heart. ei53so lea
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What was the obscurity of the night
compared with that of the tomb
The four soldiers then set to work.
They broke the ice with their hammers,
cut it with their axes, and raised the blocks
with the lever All at once they started
back the ice was broken the water was
rising. ~ 4tr.,6 .fe.s f....i 3 s.
ssCome down." the governor said to the
old man. The order was useless, for he
had already done SO. Kneeling on the ice
he was praying fervently
The governor gave an order in a low
tone to the soldiers, then he came back to
my side for had not left the sledge In
minute the prisoner rose. .ir.x
II am ready" he said,
The four soldiers rushed upon him.
turned my eyes away, but though did
not see, heard the noise of a body hurled
into the abyss. In spite of myself, / turn
ed around. The old man had disappeared.
forgot that had no right to give orders,
but shouted to the driver, away away p
"Stop !" cried the governor, The sledge
which had already moved forward, stopped
again.
"Allis not finished the governor said
to me in French.
"What have we to do p asked.
await !" he replied
We waited half an hour.
''The ice has set" said one of the soldiers.
1, cart thou sure %
He struck the spot where the hole. had
SO lately yawned the water had become
solid again. -
E "We can go, said the governor.
The horses started at a full gallop, and
in less than ten minutes we reached the
fortress. NJ.
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Josh Billings on shanghise.

The shanghi reuster is gintile and
speaks in forum tung. He is bilt on piles
like our Sandy Hill crane. If he had bin
bilt with legs he wud resembul the peruvi-
an lama. He is not game animal, but
quite often comes off sekond best in o ruff
and tumble 6te like the injins that kant
stand civilization, and are fast disappear
ing. Tha roost on the ground similar tew
the mud-turkle. Tha often go to sleep
standing, and sum times pitch over, and
when they dew thay enter the ground like
q pickaxe. There feed consists Nv corn IN
the ear. Tha crow like jackass troubled
with the bronkeesucks. Tha will eat as
much to onst az a district skule master,
and generally sit down rite oph tew keep
from tipping over. Tha are dreadful un-
handy to kook, you have to bile one end
Nv them to time, you kant'git them awl
into potash kittle to onst The female
reuster lays an egg as big as kokeenut,
and is sick for week afterwards, and when
she matches out a litter of young shanghls,
she has to brood over them standing, and
then kant kiver but 8 NV them, the rest
stand around on the outside, like boys
around cirkus tent, Citing peep under
the kanvass when ever they can. The man
who first brought the breed into this coun-
try ought to own them all and be obliged
tew feed them on grasshoppers caught bi
hand. l never owned but one, and he got
choked to death by kink in a clothes line
but not till he had swallowd lS feet ov IL.
Not emmy shanghi for me, if you pleze; l
would rather board travelling colporter,
and az for eating one, give me billed owl
rare dun, or a turkee buzzard, roasted hole,
and stuffed with a pair of injun rubber
boots, not emmy shanghi for me, not a
| shanghi s
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NERVOUS DISEASES CON
TROLLEDA AND CON-
.sssluQUERED. s
DE-. Bradshaw's InvigOrating Cor
aa gQzais9vo diaI.9 osa i5sls
Dr. BradshaN's InyigOrating Cor
l1sE9 Gi@ l dial. aa iaF
Dr. Bradsllav's InvigOrating Cor
9siH aslsfs diaI. e&E 3uti3
The Great InvigOrant.
e HE GREAT NgR WlNEg
Cures, Cures. Cures,
NERVOUSNESS and WEAKNESS,

A ND all diseases arising from excesses and
IN over exertion whether physical or mental.
10 persons Of feeble muscular frame, or de-
ficient in vital power, it is recommended as the
only means of communicating that energy
which is necessary to the enjoyment of all the
natural appetites, as we'll as the higher mental
attributes. It's beneficial effects are not con-
fined to either sex or any age. The feeble girl,
the ailing wife, the listless, enervated youth,
the overworn man of business, the victim of
nervous depression, the individual suffering
from general debility, or from weakness, will
find immediate and permanent relief from the
use of this incompatible renovator.
Il STIMULANT THAT ENTAILS NO RE
'lfsstla k75aA C1TON, ewas
It's force is never expended, as is the case with
opium or alchoholic preparations, and all 9TH
er excitants. The effect of these is brief, and
it may we'll be said of him who takes them,
"the last state Of man is worse than the first"
But the Elixir is an exhilarant without sin
gle drawback--safe in its operation, perpetual
in its happy influence upon the nerves, the
mind, and the entire organization. In cases
of neuralgia, headache. loss of memory, ny po-
chondriasis, dyspepsia, general prostration, ir-
ritability, nervousness, inability to sleep, liver
complaint and all diseases incident TO females,
Mysteries, monomania, vague terrOrs, palpita-
tion of the heart, barrenness, constipations,
&C., &C., from whatever cause arising, it is, if
there is any reliance to be placed on human
testimony, absolutely infallible.
1t is the. only infallible remedy, yet discov-
cred for Nervous head and Mind Complaints.
1t is the metaphysic long soughtfor, and never
before found, the only natural agent that can
.sadminister to mind diseased In cases of
neuralgia, headache, vertigo, psin in the
nerves Of the face, and the various train of
nervous affections, it will produce cure in an
astonishing short period of time; and it will
also remove depression, excitement, tendency
to blush, restlessness, sleeplessness, dislike Of
society, incapacity for study or business, loss
of memory, confusion, giddiness, blood to the
head, melancholy mental debility, indecision,
wretchedness, &c. 1t will increase and restore
the appetite, strengthen the emaciated, renew
the health Of those who have destroyed it, in
duce continual cheerfulncss and equanimity of
spirits, and prolong life. q %
3 Price So per bottle, or two bottles for S. six
bottles for $l2 For sale by d.
S. s. HANCE, i,g
III v9 " 10S Baltimore St., Baltimore, Md.
S N. B.--Persens out of the city enclosing o
remittance will have packed securely in q box
and forwarded to their address Immediately on
its receipt l.sW 97gq a JANIS, 1S65.---ly.
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Twin Springs, Linn CO., Kansas.

e9In the days when Connecticut was
largely engagedin breeding mules for the
Southern market, one morning, Tracy VINO
was as shrewd a Yankee as ever Whitfield a
single or sold clock, stood with South
Carolinian on the steps Of the Capitol,
when drove of mules passed by, on their
Southern journey.
Tracy" said the Carolinian, ''there goes
a company of your constituents"
eyes" was the dry retort, "they are
doubtless going to South Carolina to teach
school," sae aass
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-15
Selett gottry.
For the Union.
A REMINISCENCE.

'Tis strange that we should recolect so we'll,
9 The triles that occurred in early youth;
That every silly trick and folly can tell, Hf5 u
As though it all were Gospel truth 81 slrT
'Tis strange that we should love to walk again,
Our devious footsteps through the mystic past,
And what of wild oats and such like grain,
r Sprang up along the road DER which we passed.
That path not always lay mid Eden bowers
Breathing rich fragrance all along the way;
But many painful thorn grew up amid the flowers,
And stings as deep as ever this day. ~ II. .sf
All who can tell how keen the pain felt
Time, old Physician. has not yet relieved the wound
When before the shrine of Beauty knelt,
And in my Anna full perfection found.
To dream of her alone cared to sleep;
To look on her alone cared to live ;ie ssIga
Twas ecstacy too high, twas joy to deep
To feel the radiance which her smile could give.
At singing school we CHANGED to meet one night
yet recall that 'ventful night with pain
She sang, and all the Heavenly harpers bright,
Came down to catch the music of her strain.
That night vowed the time had fully come,
When my hopes, my love, my all. should tell her
But when tmid, asked to see her home,--- Tsl}
go way, said she, ssIve got another feller.n
H.
TowsoNTowN, June oath, 1856
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The MISSOURI CONSTITUTION. The fol-
lowing extract from proclamation issued
by Governor Fletcher, on the lst instant,
settles the status of that State:
''Now, therefore, l, Thomas Q. Fletcher,
Governor Of the State of MEiss0uri, in pur-
suance of the authority vested ii me, by
this my proclamation, declare and make
known that the Revised and Amended Cons
stitution was, at said election, adopted by
q majority of the votes cast at said election,
and that in pursuance of the provisions
therein contained, it will take effect as the
Constitution of the State of Missouri, on
the fourth day of the present month OF
July" 9a 9f
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s.8s..s ,.. HANCE'S
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TIME most valuable medicine in the. world
j. for curing dyspepsia, fatulence, costive-
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MD- These Pills can be sent by mail, and
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FITS! FITS! FITS!
Hance's Epileptic Pills,

1a@ For the cure VI -tf' 'tss 'o
Fits, Spasms, Cramps, and all kinds
OF constitutional Diseases.
DERSONS who are laboring under this dis
tressing malady will find HANCES EPl-
LEIPZIG PILLS to be the only remedy ever
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These Pills possess a specific action on the
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PRICES.--Vegetable Extract Epileptic Pills,
So per box, or two boxes for $5; twelve boxes
$24. All orders must be addressed, post paid,
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THE C1T1zENsoF KANSAS AND JEFF. DAVIS.
The following is copy of letter re-
ceived by President johnson few days
ago: Twin SPRINGS, June IL, 50.
Mr.. President: t
Dear 5Sir-We would very respectfully
request you to have Mr.. President Davis
hung because we want him hung, Ii you
don't hang him, there might be few from
K Kansas to do it for you. Please let US know
what you will do about it.
Very respectfully,
MANY CITIZENS.
Twin Springs, Linn CO., Kansas.
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ODE,
Sung at the Laying Of the Cornerstone Of

l- ~ ~ rs
Sung at the Laying of the Cornerstone Of
the National Cemetery Monument,
Gettysburg. July 4th, 1865.
Harki anations sighs ascendl s 4
Hark a thousand voices blend,
From your thrones Of glory bend 3fs
5gt4 Sons of Liberty! -s
From each dark empurpled field, A
Where your blood the Union sealed,
Spirit tongues to-day have pead re
test g5Gf The Soldiers Requiem zsso
Where the smoke of battle curd,
Where the bolt of death was hurl'd,
'flQN Ye our starry flag unfurl'd 20 iFssfn<ti
Floating o'er the freel sg4T
In the dark and trying hour,
Putting forth your steady power,
. Caused the Rebel hordes to cover, Ifr5i
Just two years agol -el fs39s afgi
Flashing sword and burning word,
s9 Southrons felt and Southrons heard t
i9s Plnm'd our country's banner bird, aaA
irsf Just two years ago z5sf5f5 I'D
Martyr'd sons Of trying days,
While the world resounds your praise,
fei- Hear the songs your children raise, Il5t
af,s - sss Sons of Liberty! -t.s1ffs - rsaaff q
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-15

sg-" Good morning, neighbor snooks !:
fine rain we had"
s" Yes, neighbor, delightful"
If it comes warm after this, we shall
have everything starting out Of the ground
directly"
Heaven forbid II have two wives un-
der it."
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yDiferent sounds travel with different
velocity. A call to dinner will run over a
ten-acre lot in minute and a half; while
q summons to work will take from tiyeto
ten minutes,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-15

RTWhy is q Photographic album like
is often o receptacle for empty mugs.
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~ Auctioneer.
TTHE undersigned having taken out q Gov
ernment License for 5th as well as the I'd
Congressional District, is prepared to attend
sales in any part of Baltimore or Hartford coun-
ties, or any other portion of said Districts, ex-
cept Baltimore city.
IA. Having removed from Sweet Air to
Towsontown, persons having business with me
will please address me at Towsontown, or ap-
.ply to Mr.. Church, Advocate Office, Mr.. Long
necker & Sons, American Office, or Mr.. Nelson
Cooper, at his store. -oo,,
s,..,.sf SAMUEL G. WILSON,
, Dec. 5.--tA10 Towsontown, Md.
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Hance,s sarsaparilla or Blood Pills.

.s Hances sarsaparills or Blood Pills.