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was ever more complete soldier oil
fortune than Raymond. He has been
writing platforms for years, for live
lihood, as it were.
THE 50 What-Is-It - convention which
met at Parkersburg yesterday made no
nominations. They simply organized
and elected Lewis Runner as their Pres
ident. They viii possibly elect Sec
rotary to-day. We presume the advice
Of tho New York World to the Phila-
delphia conventionisls is being carried
ont Mt Parkersburg, viz,-to become
mellowed" by eating and drinking
before attempting serious business.
Many old friends who have not seem
each other FOR years, are no doubt now
now fraternizing at the on Centre OF
the Stnte. The rebel brethren from the
outer edgesos The State VIII need to be
cultivated somewhat. No doubt some
time viii necessarily be wasted in ex-
planning to them that Raymond's adj
dress is not INTENDED as any reflection
upon their record, but only as g q good
enough Morgan FOR election purpo y
They win be assured, as was Vallandig-
ham, that their time will come when
the Radicals are put down. Like that
iilustgious martyr, they must make
some temporary saeriiiees
Who tho Convention viii nominate
for Governor, and for the other leading
offices, IS a matter Of very consideRable
doubt and very. inconsiderable impor-
lance. The absolute certainty that the
whole string Of nomination WI aimp-
~ be 20 many empty compliments VIII
n6ttend % excite very active con1peti-
ton. TIE baIl6ling We presume WIN
ut least be commeneed today. Pos
aibly, like the late Convention here,
they may pdiourf over 70 see what the
Bnionineh intend todos
n Is o5f an 3llht III he political ae-
conn nom hs We arc 81 the most
erIc0ntl Ding 1iinEtc The foyl llaIt &
en- mon Who Eerllilttd from fieif
fIianla md have Joined ID the move
mon b Q new ot mig ti6n, Seem to
repre- ant nobody. The ceiling, already
very strong, has been intensified BY the
ma elant es5 Orleans; ana tie pa54
ploago 9eI.to prove. &c tliap polls lheir
uneh1lZli ddelit fincitle 6i
which the7 elected ~ coin ana john
son, ana their M reverence Tor
the memory 4of thei ddftyro chielf
Tho elect iongi Two y6df NO, were 4 6f5
fortnnlte In the a lose @ lrIc p. many . Z
which went for 2 d. llJl 81 Ii1IT & 81. 0n
80 muny Of them again but a II
IInfhFitIGs ia III the ~ o.Iltf -IItl
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CoIFnfei9 ArO1tihtic VEGETABLE gonn

CoIkate,s Aronihtic Vegetable soap.
A superior Toilet sonp, prepared non. re-
aned Vegetable Oils in combination with
GIyceEinei and especially designed for tie
use Of dlss aud forfhe Iqraery. It's per-
fums IS exquisite. and its washing properties
unriyalled. For sale by an Druggists. iiiss
is.si l1eb27.Iyd61Y
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Over twenty years. increasing dennd has
established the fact that n AIHEwB' VINE
T1AlS HAIR DxE, e the best In the world. It
Is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient, Complete In one bottle. Doeq
not require any previous prepalation, a. q, Z
hair. No trouble. no crock or ssiafn. Does
nCtTubod. orInalle Ii hair appealSiusty ana
dead, but iIlparts to It new lie and instre
PrCdueesa beautiful black OF brown. a pre-
fefTed. Aclild can apply It. Always giYes
satisfaction. Only 20 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere, -
E : A. -44A1skiIsNYS,l Manufactures. N Y
1llSAl445 hA1tttEs3 q CO., New York. ~ hoie-l
-tls 4a8enuis ifis IS tlVe,dfi lS
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LnloTnlalIo1- ITantad.

n Altt tfq5lspt1 IiiEpRlelg WHO
~ vent en- 1qltd Of ,the Sd amer .siSet
81 70 AT - y ION q q flIs A
~ be Intent I1n TO iIasl5il ilis i1oi1Se ~
u end g mi ca Elnoo. leaVinfI nj r.
447llf llls We I and i,fl-iTunlr. - -
ban Ind 10 n ~ II S7s1i9 1880
~ -. II ~ llnntl IN ono gold m = ialfl
Y IN ard had 3 l1tsidls : dor.
lIhIo on1nunt of "a ~ l1nS ihn1ST1- 11-Si5
Va b ~ IA chain 49,
tats1l5 who en- dive Ia on III *
: aetl llllJ fllI l'llll ted . odlilfl 30.
te.lllss ssl ilL lleellngs wet Va
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IN AAskdhiAP.5 VENETIAN II AIR fTlIsIlg
Sllc1!l1 ill1tl used soVef 20 e1I1. DAILY
INC ltf N publ flVnr. GOnipiefe In one
ipQs.le. - Q wash. No trouble. ~ Child am
tpi9s Is FEoduc q nous lil IL or brow -
q, y Does not itiufe the hair. Fiica
9lg bS luEgisj and = ancy Goods u
~ 9ts 4Ll lIlIlll 3 AFRICA + ri Nm ,(lTosl
iof = ana tIle liaiF. ia eddy
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RoetI Rooti Itootl. Renal lTBsealli

RoqT s PESTA CHINE preserves the life of the
In three weeks prevent the hair from fall
tng-ls the best article for Dressing the hair
ever found In the tnnrketr=Viu surely refnOyye
dandruR and cure all disease of the scalp
Is delight nlly perfulned, cures badness, and
VIII not stain the skin. We ten the story
perfect - Hif b go aiY5 y 80 = ~ i
RestOFer md Dressing Combined.
mo other preparation for the hair contains
Peslachio Nut OIL. Sold by an DRUGGISTS.
OHRIN SKINNER q CO., Sole Pfopr1etofs,
sf-nEt Alatffag glstli ~ SDFinRfielfi. MnE1g,
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A GREAT Union Mass Meeting, at
tended by people from several of the
Eastern counties Of Pennsylvania, was
held at Reading yesterday. A resolu-
tion was adopted that meets the case OF
Henry J. Raymond, late chairman of
the Republican Union National Com
mittee. The Committee, when it meets
next Monday week at Philadelphia,
viii, no doubt, act upon that resolution
very promptly and literally. Mr.. Ray
mond will find, long before the cam
paign is over, that he has not beenable
TO sell out the Union party. Itisamat-
ter for congratu1ation among all true
friends of the cause that his long course
of vncillation has at length eliminated
in step that renders him incapable of
misleading public sentiment as to his
real position. No Swiss mercenary
was ever more complete. soldier OF
fortune than Raymond. he has been.
writing platforms for years, for a live
lihood, as it were.
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For SheTiR

WE WOULD REsPEffFtJI,I,Y AN
w nqunce th1 name or Col. W. n CURTIS
l3 q candidate for Sheriff of Ohio C6unfV.
suql ect 70 thu action Of the Union Ooiiysiis
H4 4liiio, MANY CTTfZENS
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on Stonks.

WE. HAVE SEVEN OF THE Sixty
w shares left unsold In our well, No. q
now going down adjoining our large well
containing e acre. Shares. $50 each sTEI
Also ten shares in well No. 8, first lot be-
4eioW the one the! Labelle Company, Jas.
wilson, superintendent, are now borinn. on
9nls lease, OF one acre, is not over two hum
1red yards Of our large well. PEdce Of Shares
S41g.,., .sfiii WsDg SAWTEIlL q BRO. f7f7l.
an22-3t No. 8, MonrOe St. W healIiln.
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TIIURsDAY lIoRNIEe, AueTsF ..
a IIsr % DelegaLes q &c PhIla.del.

O
A LIST of Delegates to the Philadel-
phia Convention, which meets on the
Sd ofne1t month, appears in our col
umns this morning. These gentlemen
are nearly all citizens well known
throughout the State, and in attending
the Convention, as most of them will,
they viii much more truly represent
West Virginia, and the character and
extent of her sympathies, than the per-
SONS who attended thelate Philadelphia
assemblnge. Ifthe people of the State
could have spoken, they would never
have been represented in that Conven-
tiOn. twas notsuch call as comedies
with their afanities and sympathies in
the present state of affairs. What was
done there is not representative Of their
lateveriiet at the polls. That verdict
will not be reversed in order to experi-
ment nm alliance with the dangerous ell
ements composing that convention.
West Virginia will take no steps back
ward. Speak unto the children OF
Israel that they go forward" is the
command that she recognizes as being
at once her highest duty and her only
security.
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99ansifaI slustrn,,rtntte.
PURCHASERS
p L "A N o S

fTHE GREAT REPUTATION or mr.
Ss7id1 'saee IIano has induced makers Of ne ~
mefs that the Pianos they sell art I,r cgslo-
L Ll. same as the hIldbe, made by woFis,seiy
ioT5m 1lsa employed by them, &c, &c. Atnen
Practiced by manufacturer. who c',,i y only
snelr Instruments TO the trade ana ~ Ss,I sen
qneptly are compelled To force them 90 oOl .S
market at any price. ih on the
This mode OF doing business sho,,,
enough 20 convince purchasers at oncs ~ ,t Se
uftsalORlIY OF THE RNABE u IN me
tI, sls -, IacS OF small makers taking then ~
reputation should be all the evidence n sneit
u y Q wen known fact that all firs,.o,.,
Flano manufacturers have their esfahiiSSI.se9s
agencies and dispose Of their goods tbISIlSeSa
thehl.
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FOR Sheriff Of Ohio County.
Subject 70 anonira ton 81 4 called Oove1ts on,

w Q strong stauneli and UNIV Verinq Union
man ana pQlseE.as All tho Ieduislfe les thaf
mould be required OF an oliceF. Thdf he "a
mated and elected, VIII make m fxeeilent.
s5slletl1ls and haye no doubt but VIII receiye
~ Port 81 al trIie Union mem OF TIC
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MErOALF's GREAT RIIEu1tATTc REMEDY.
This new and. wonderful medicine acts
standing In few days. !. ~ =
au22-1n 4. 81. LOGAN i. CO., Agents.
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West Virginia Delegates 20 the FlhiIn-
delPhia COnVentlOn on the "a Of
September.
The Union State Central Committee,
at their meeting yesterday, selected the
following gentlemen as delegates at
large g represent West virginia IN Tie
Convention Of Southern toy6lisls,
called to meet at Philadelphia on the
Sd of September next:
Bis Excellency, Gov. A. I. Boremalf,
U. S. Senator, w. 7. Wiley,
IS p. G.. Van Wrinkle.
General B. r. Kelley, 49,.
1. Hardin Duyal,
T. n. Harris,
]. A. J. Lightburn,
Dbl, Strother Porto Crayon,
Hon. b. NJ. Kitchen,
James Burnley,
3 q John AtlLinsons, zrrrts.l IL
w. 2. Stephenson, % y - =
GreenbuFy Slack
g 80 Edwin Maxwell, ...l = s'rss -
Geo. w. Norton, Jacob, Hornbrool,
J: o. McGtew, Nathan Gof, and d. s
Pinnell.
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J.t8t lghat l6,I va LadIies.l

These PilB a6tas a mid and gentle stimuL
liant with a most happy influence on mind
and body correcting all Irregularities and ne
moving obstTuc tipns, mental debility, melan-
cliolYs eEc,i restoring nature to its proper
channels UndeEcerta in cifcunlstaIice they
mail 70 any address 81 10. Sold by 95ss'.IIs.
LAUGHlINS 4 BUSHF1EID.
AS. by @. n. oDBERT, Stone Bridge. !,
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IN 8 li n llii ISL ii II
.45l4 - iscEllie 10 BEco1fis
p any p tie I'uhllc s odil idl
- = +. OF olInl ton nom y
mn . comm Ifl Ia 81 iiI fms
N 81 81 $ ~ VI IS y the pen.
'ao ilicl sup On Thuias
l...is- - nts ~ ID q &
~ nI1l4l 81 Il-I III % l. -
I'm slii,I1 Ci74 81 NJ -
A3lIl5 = III Iaf
6ENEiFi 4 ~ ms M ilr an
prom and iil1' III liI ~ ~ - II fi1.
nee; q folll5Ii ~
Il'l mont nj ll = q ~ 1flc the Or
1re l4tQn and other
Ncc 5lLI lllu- -.ll lllnlI of re
-l- am n la1nI ann end 81 u the reoIl|
-uIlonI 1ncU m. IdTIl ~
er11 q llIel llll-is u 1lec ety.
N 'o go w. .l1 .s1li tlIl1 con.
~. ~ I'I 1l I1lIoIls. 8 an Iis
NII|' Us ~ = ~
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AnnpaInfenI.euts.
Tor marIl.

EDIToRS OF, THE INTEILIGENcER.
~ Please announce THOMAS j. Bi.AIR
q g candidate for the office of Clerk of
-on2l-te1 ~ ~ MANY uNION NoTERs
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For Sheriff.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO An
nounce SAIL B. MCCOLLocH a. a
cfnnidate for Sheriff OF Ohio county, snfie6f
% the decision of the Convention or fl1e
union pafty.s ailt ,sit5 f-ls4' puB.fc
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WE ARE AUTHoRIzkD 10 AN
Nv nOunCe GIIEsrfsR ID. HuBRATi15 nFI
Ohio county, as q candidate for re-eIeqti6ii
nom the EiIfit Congreg giUnal District gnbIeist
% the decision OF the District Union ConVens
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y. 81 u |I ri - -| =
% lTsluledi te
4nlcu oI IaTlds
cratic qi.liof4i " 10 now claim ior tilhii
IN " the ~ reel ion Of t'ie Government
has t1e solk0ttins tillu5 fdnm dfaiion
Or ~ L. r .lIll H Han1Ten =
have orr1ef. to the q on
tlat, then are - fhe
HqrAQeI. slc party t|t1 LIQUID
N4 nm % trusted VA . ne y BE lIon 8
lle Government l3 Iiislcl dI illlf
years lualleIl- ITS service c11si =
s.fen 3t1e PEI ~ every 4ppe
pms on guql1 Ilce ana coWarllica.
1nl class b the llllol
Ilesy ioutd
a-f1n olnr. ITS service
on4 ~ ellauehery of
NNIlI con cI1r.lit n = iG1r3 de-
cInnI'It 81 aI ~ II an
tn- .I ~ 1fl nd by
blood aud llrcI rli
eQpIe \. l4z arouse T-Iui
1s. I
q,lel rctllI. oo1.
l ana in
lIe ana uInIon
1 whose
oIlea lolt - lhc 1a|0
rc nov 20 PIE
peoples WHO r. hcn
only eaIt 1l1 rllli-
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Tx States knoclZing at the doors Of
Congress, and refused admittancel This
is the burden Of the song at Phiiadei5
phia. How came they uont Of the
Unions y By what act, by what foul
wrong pFqcticed upon them. were they
placed In B 20 ition tihef9 Cher FisT6t
to rapresenkntio could be q ne p z
For more than four,F aSs they had been
trying to fight their way out of tIio
Union, putting into practical Isl tinn
the lessons that their ioadfn6 states
men, theiHl trusted conn ell6rs, 1lad
been teaching them, fora generItion,
After vii wing the union, and weak
ening { by all the means in fheIf
! power, they passed their ordinances Of
secession, they declared that the semi
ration WIS anal and forever they t6l5lS
mp arms to ma Se good their q eel rom.
they Fought four years. not only with
lQfei but libetlteiY 81 wing their pris-
pnersi innuculaHpg them with Ioath.
some and lat1i uisehseS in the sham-
I oleE tina They cal led no 81 IN e s7fhn liiit
ieYer-inleCted clothes over the country
among non.con1b1 tilnisi and acting
more like ipl1riated demons thani 6iv-
tliAed men, They were flogEed thew
SUR ndered. They gave tif I n con
when they had been beaten az every
pQtfll. and now they come Ilanlgisf hofr
hands dripping with the blood Of our
ptetllte1l aud del1and inmei lin e.. nm
conditional Rdrnitlance into Con- a.
With the aHElg pc leii e0ries OF ~
Flg1ssI on their lips, ptoit IND fheif
readiness - take again rs . "a fds fllil
they, have. % oltenfV aud iii1aii
cots they are plepal % try tie
llffle tnlull over tgoill. And tho loVnI
Poop y, eia gering uiffl6t the deb ore.
let "a Putting Thorn down. nlouFninr
slels sons lsIi1dl 10 81 alii -IIIi & III
slain In tho CON ne aoheIi ~
lrlilQi 1ceiJ tlinr r. u 1870
3. men llonl they .llvl lust PM down
VIII no rdlii. iIiil 81 mi /,
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DIR. FL. j. WIESEL.
Graduate of BeUeyue HOSPITAL Ned. ool-
5 Legs, rYeag York; ~. ~ ;
oBFIoE-0n Main streat, near Webster
second square nom tn Stone Bridge.
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For Sale,

NlHE suBsCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
the brick dwelling in which he now re
FeiIyY Ohio and on tie lot VIM be found nm
Fruit Trees, Grapes, sc. The house contains
four rooms, and IS admirably adapted as q
an2s1Swds q stI3ftj. sst9 A TS1sz
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Dissolution of Partnership.
TUE FIRM OF. STARLIGHT 4 BREM-
Il MER5 engaged in the Tanning business
IN the county Of Marshall, West Virginia, has
this day been dissolved by the WithdraJgaI az
Julius Bremmer frpm said flrm. 4. 800 5T,sfl
| ts5 ,tl3sf,.s + .sf, LOUIS SEABRIGHT,
<; CHARLES BHEMAIER,
aiA- JULIUS BREAbIER
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5fni '1s5H Z d "a
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Vv1IY1 NoT 81 ~. .T r !, 4 1,T. g,

s-li ION rlgsla hifs Iillt. a..
|llsl Ili3 sifrl nj aflfsG sst "a IL
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AAA4otl1Gem9uGS 1or congress.
MAZE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
VA quested % announce Gen. r. s. NoBrff.i
date to represent the Eir5t OongresI i0fial DE-
lEieg Of West Virginia In the Eoffieth Com
Btes3 OF the United States. au93a
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-16

Capt. John Glaize has been elected
sheriff Of Frederick rounty by majority
Of 400 over his radical opponent.
We once knew young fellow who
fsnried he was iaeksss. The beauty
Of il vas, he wasn'i mistaken.
An edilor oui Wes'. ubo has served
on a iUry. Gays that he is So full Of Law
that II is bard 10 keep IrOm ehesIiDg some
body.
Hardy county gave maj"rhy Of 81
against The Constitutional Amendment;
and Psndeion county gave majority ol
l52 for the Amendment.
Affairs in Mississippi and other part.
of The South are said TO be very gloomy.
owing TO destruction by foods. cold
weather. &c. famine is predicted.
The planters have no money, and msr
chants refuse TO credit, although morIga.
ges on the coming crops are offered al
low prices. Many Of the planters. loo,
are oui Of provisions.
The right man in The Tish! place. A
husband al home in The evening.
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BUCK EYE
MOWER 4 REAPER !
THE BEST M A G HI n E
IN YNE WORLD !

YIAVING awarded 10 them the First
* Premiums of every lrla! .a The coun-
NY. Receiving the fist premium. a
p5and gold medal and DR. 10 ia offered by
Tie Unl,ed SIa.es Agricultural Society,
ior tie best 'nnwin machine al the great
e,l r.ariicd field IriaI ever held in ,his
c0uuuy al Syracuse. N. Y, July. 1897.
Livery FaT,"er dcsning 10 mo" or reap
his crops and ls shoH vi hands should
havt one.
The Buckeye Reaper and Mower is
warranted TO cut, II properly managed,
one acre per nonr, or ten or Twelve acres
per day, either graIn or grass, III work
manlIAe manner, with one pair Oi horses
The purchaser Is allowed 10 cut Two acres
oI grass, and also two acres of grain, or
llal and in case any thing proves detec
i've, due DnIlce must be gwen 10 uS oI
our agent, and tine allowed 10 send {
person to put II IN order; II II does no
work after lhis, and the fault is in lht
machine, i, will be taken back, or ,ha
part of it which proves to be defective
and will be replaced, or the money pai(
for II refunded.
JAMES ID. FAYMAN.
Sole Agent lOr Jefferson County.
ShepherdsIown May 10, 1866. If
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Mrs. Rober. Toombs passed through

Mrs. Robert Toombs passed through
Montgomery. Ala, fea days since, from
Havana, en- route for her old homs al
Washington, Wilks county, Ga. She
let Gen. Toombs al Havana. IN excellent
health, enduring his exile win fofliiude.
She says bis advice to tbs young men Of
The Souh is that they remain IN The
South, which he sill considers country
much preferable to Brazil. Mexico or Gu
ba, and by patient endurance AID active
industry, re build upon tie suresl OF forn
da,ions their owa shattered fortunes snc
thai Of their native land.
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Danger Ahead.

A noble ship is gliding into port
The channel is wide and safe, but On
either side are dangerous rocks. The
captain has a char, on which they are
all marked down, and he knows that
,hey are there, ye, he does not see Them.
Every thing hooks safe. The sun shines
brightly. and gentle breeze rlppIes The
sparkling waters. He grows careless.
lie can hardly believe that black rocks
and dangerous reels lie under that shI-
ming sea. He does no. consult his chart.
He pays no attention 10 the course OF his
shlp. All is lille and joy on board. Sud
denly the vessel strikes hidden ledge,
aud lrembles through every timber. The
captain rushes 10 the helm, but ]. is 10
late. The ship is unmanageable. Swift
currents whirl it round, grazing and jar
ring on the rocks. la few minutes II
will sink. All is terror Oh board. The
Iile.bosls are hurriedIy lowered. but they
are upse, and broken. The sky. few
hours before SO bright and beautiful. is
overcast with dark clouds, and a wild
Storm comes rushing on. There is no
hope of deliverance. All is lost. In a
lew hours that once proud ship and It's
careless commander are forever gone.
Every body is ready to condemn such
captain. and wonder al his strange con.
duct. When he knew tho danger. how
could lie rush 50 heedlessIy into il? yet
muIliludes are rushing far more carelessly
into far more awful danger. Their souls
are in peril They have the Bible for
,hisr chart. and in il God has told them.
that unless they rspen. of their sins. and
believe in Jesus. they must be los. in hell.
They know tina. this is so, but they Try
not TO believe it.
Every thing seems safe. Day after
day they meet their friends. and perform
their usual duties, and they NY 10 falltr
that il will always be SO.
But in the hour when they think not The
shock comes. Death knocks loudly at
their door. Perhaps they cry for mercy
as they toss 10 and fro on bed Of pain.
but oilen it is TOO late l.! They are lost.
and nothing remains for them but fear
ful looking ior Of judgment and fiery In
ligna.ion.
Yes. dying sinner there is danger
ahead! Life may seem full Of JOY and
,lsdness, but The danger is theIe You
nay drink deep a. pleasures fountain,
,ut The danger is there Wealth and
ronor may be yours, but the danger Is
here Unless you turn your course and
become a Christian, the shock will come. !
md you will perish. Think of those
y ords of Jesus. "For what is man
,ro6led, il he shall gain the whole world
md lose his own soul or what shall a
nan give in exchange for his soul g
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-16
BELLS
CENTRATED
7 Flavoring EXtracts .
BELLS

Equal to any i'll the market and superior to ma
ny, in large bottles and at old prices. " hole
sale Agtnts for Itarmore, BURROUGH
BROS, " LolesaIe Druggists.
LIST Lemon, Peach, Cl"ves, Apple, Mace,
Parseley, Nutmeg, Orange, Ginger, Mulberry,
Ru, pberry Straw berry, Vanilla, Celery, Birch,
Pine Apple, Pear, Bitter Almond, Rose, ALI
spice, Cinnamon, Banana, Pepper, and Savory
Spices.
The great difficulty heretofore experienced in
procuring true FavOrIng Extracts. has induced
the proprietor To spare no pains or expense III
giving 10 the pubic an article which will te
found true 10 lis name, aud which will III no IN.
stance IO be source ui disappointment.
1t will be observed TIA our extract of Lemon
and Orange is prepared extract lr ,m the Peel
which any one may be convinced oi By merely
smelling them.
The price Of Vanilla Beans too, has caused
more usele 5 Extract of anilla TO be manufac-
iured aud sold thar any other essence; being
made from Tonka BeGns, or some other hcu-
tious compound. In our Extra we will guar
sntee pure article, made from the true Bean,
without any foreign substance Whatever.
April 2S, 1866.