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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-20
West Virginia {:
Fouke, p. q.
October 6, 1866.

A + Rules held in the Clerks office OF
4 the Circuit Court of Jefferson coun-
ty, on tie Isl day Of October, 1866.
Gilbert NJ. De l.. Smith, Plaintiff,
vs.. IN CHANCERY.
James D. Wigglngton, Defendant.
The object of This suit is to obtain a
judgement against The defendant Tor four
hundred and ibir.y.six dollars and fifteen
cents (S436.l5) with interest from the
l4lh Of March, 1866, and costs, aud TO
attach any estate or debts due the delen-
daDl in this Slate.
And i. appearing on affidavit filed in
This sui, thai the said defendant is not
resident OF this State, he is hereby requl-
red 10 appear within one month alter due
publication of this order, and do what Is
necessary to protect his interests IN This
matter. 1t is further ordered that copy
hereof be published once week Tor iouF
successive weeks, in any newspaper IN
said county, and posted al the front door
of The Court House thereof on the first
Monday alter the date Of this order.
Teste.
w. A. CHPLlNE, Clerk.
October 6, 1866. At
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w est Virginia :

At Rules held in The Clerks office oil
4 the Circuit Conr, Of Jefferson cOun-
", October Rules 1866.
John W.ke nnedy, Plaintiff.
Catherine Alexander, Defendant.
In ,resspass on The case in sssumslt and
Attachment.
The object Of this suit is TO obtaln luog-
ment against The said defendant Tor SioO'-
Or and costs, and 10 attach any estate
that the said defendant may own IN 'his
county, and it appearing upon ahldaVi'
filed in this case that the defendant Is mol
a resident OF this State. she is hereby re-
ouired 10 appear within one month alter
due publication Of this order and DO what
is necessary TO protect her interest IN The
matter.
I4is further ordered that copy hereof
be published once a week for four sue.
cessive weeks, in any newspaper IN ssio
county, and posted at the front door OF
the Conrt House on the Isl Monday al
Ter the date of this order. Teste.
w. A. CHAPLlNE, Clerk.
October 6, 1866. 4"
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West Virginia {:
Jefferson County, to-wit

Jefferson County, to-Wlt :
Lorenzo E,chison.
VS..
The Widow. Heirs and Administrative Of
David HenselI, deceased.
This cause submitted at Chambers in
vacation, on a motion for an order Of re-
ference 70 Master Commissioned sub
mitted upon the bill, exhibits answer Of
the infant defendants by their guardian
ad Item Mary A. Hensel, replication TO
said answer, process served, decree nlSt
and bill taken for confessed at rules a.
gainsl the other defendants, aud was ar
gued by compartments counsel Where
fore it is adjudged, ordered and decreed
shat this cause be referred 10 NJ as,er
Commissioner Of the Circuit Court Of
jefferson County, who, after giving no.
lice TO The parties and all interested, by
publishing The same for one month IN
some convenient newspaper, and posting
the same a, The Court House Of said coun.
ly, shall take, state and settle the Admin.
s,rauon account Of Mary A. Hensell. as
Administrators OF aaid decedeDt, and the
personal assets administered and unad-
minislered Of The decedent. That he con
vene the creditors of said decedent, and
certain the debts and liabilities Of SAID
decedent and estate, and the liens and phi
critics thereof That he ascertain and re.
por. the really of which said decedent d.
ed, seized or entitled 10. and any liens
thereon, and their prioriies, and any 9th
er matter by such Commissioner deemed
pertinen, or required by any Of the par
ties.
A True Copy-Teste {:
W. A. CHAPLINE, Clerk.
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W. A. CHHPLINE, Clerk.
October 6, 1866. Al

MEMS Woolen Jackets, Ladies I'm
lu bIeached Fleeced Lined Hose, Gents
real Buck Gaunllets. Gents Paper Cuffs
and Buttons, Note Paper and Envelopes
Gulta Percha Watch Chains, Backing
Brushes and Backing, Children's Rubber
Long Combs, Leather Belts, Gents New
Slyle Neck Ties, Hair Brushes, Pocket
Combs. II you want Fashionable Hat
call At l.. Lickider's
Ocll3 Cheap Cash Store.
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DECLIN ALTON.

To the Toters Of Jr6crsOn County,:
decline poll al the ensuing election
for the o(li.e OF Prosecuting Attorney,
because of The delicate stale of my health.
Very Respectfully,
Your ohedient servant.
l.. p. w. BALCH.
October 90, 1866. 1t
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOt Rive revive our quotations
a. follows: Howard street super and
cut Extra ii so Sl2 90.
UHE4T-lncluded in the sales
were $50 bushels prime red al SO 10 !;
800 bushels fair 10 good at 80 So /;
no white offered.
CORN.-Prices show a material ad'
vance we report sales Of 100 bushels
white s,sl 20; 900 bushs yellow at
Sll5, 1850 bushs at 81 l6, and 700 CO.
nj 81 IS.
OATS.-42OO bushs received and
mostly sold. ranging from 81 10 90 cts.
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Deatl)s.

On Wednesday last. in Charlestown.
David Lee, infant son Of David and Mar.
tina E. Heck. aged months and days.
On Sunday nigh, last. in Charlesiown..
Erelina, daughter of Jonathan H., and
Mary A. HaiEes, aged 3 years aud ID
days. $50
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered Tor years
IA from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
and all the effects OF youthful indiscre'ion,
will for the sake Of suffering humanity sehd
free to a II who need H. the recipe ana direc-
ton. FOR making the simple remedy by wh'eh
he was cured Sufferers wishing 10 proh' oy
the advertisers experience, can 90 70 .! sa-
dressing IOHN 3D. ~ VI
No. 10 Chambers ST., New YORK.
December 60 1868. ~
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R. P. d. STAUB,
ATTORNEY AT LAW

WILL resume the practice of bis profession
w in the courts of Shenandoah, Clarke,
Frederick and Loudoun counties, Va. Also,
attend to the collection Of debts in the coun-
ties of Morgan, Berkeley and Jefferson. 1t be-
ing his purpose to devote his time and atten.
ton to collecting debts, giving counsel and
preparing deeds, until permitted 20 resume
his pace in the courts Of West Virginia.
For collections necessary to be made through
the Courts, he has made arrangements with
prominent counsel. All collections Puncluai-
" and promptly paid over.
NJ Office at the United States Hotel, next
door to the Court House. Martinsburg, West
Virginia. sept. 10, looo'-o'h
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ONE HUNDRED I II o o. A y u
" BRICK. burnt. and ready for sale al
the Brick yard in rear Of The PresDy ie-
ran Church.
September 90. I'm
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a3go5A1 aog7csS.
ttsOo PER YEAR, We wan, agents

Ct SO0 PER YEAR, We want agents
Sl.oUU ever, where 10 sell Our iMPRtvfD
$50 Sewibs Machines. Three new kinds. Tn
der and upper feed. Warranted five year,
Above ,al.,t, or large commission raid Tho
ox,y machines sold in United States for less
Ihan so. which are fully licensed by Hosoe,
Vh,eier & J5usom, Grorer s Baker, Sing-r y
70 and Bfckelaer. al other cheap machines
are irtrisg, meats aud the seH'r or asrr are ia,
be 10 arr,st. fire aud imprisonment. lllus' ated
circulars sent free. Address, or call upon
Shaw & CLARK. Biddeford, Maine.
August !, 1866. -. 10Y
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FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
MIR. ZlTTLE-WiII please announce
Nl HENRY BERRY, Esq, as can
dlda,e Tor the off Of PROSECUTING
ATTORNEY, Tor the County of Jeiier-
son TO be voted for al the ensuing cleo
ton. MI Berry is gentleman OF great
legal experience, af Bile and obiigns 10
all, man Of strict integrity, and one who
Is too generally known to need any re-
commentator from his friends, and Their
name is legion.
MANY VOTERS.
September %, 1866. lie
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The Southern University Series.
NEHIS valuable series OF Sehool Books
I so long needed in our schools, is just
received and for sale low, by
sept 20 .a'- H. L. Bu'xhdrs'
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STRANGE, eUT True.

livery young lady and gentleman IN lhe
Il United States can hear something very
much TO their advantage by return mail free OF
charge by addressing the understand, Those
having fears Of being humbuggsd Will oohge
by not noticing this card. All others "hi
piease address their obedient servant,
THOS. f. CHAPMAN,
63l Broadway, New York.
December 80, 1865. ~
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At Reduced Prices.

T AN now closing out my stock OF Boots
/ Shoes. Hats and Caps, al reduced prI-
ces. Give me a call if you with Bar.
gains. JOHN KAY
OCtl3 u
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FOR RECORDER.

A II The solicitation of some OF my friends
n Offer myself as Candidate for the
Office Of RECORDER tor the County OF
Jefferson. 1hOS. w. HhEEN.
Sept. Is. 1866. ie
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Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps,

of the most fashionable STYLES. 1t is use
less 10 enumerste, as my stock is com
pIeie. would also call the attention OF
the Ladies 10 fine stock of LASTING
CATERS, Congress, Lace at side and
Lace in front. Also fine stock Of Mo
rocco Caters. Misses and Chlldren's
Shoes Of every variety. Mems Gum
Shoes, Ladies and Misses Gum Ssndes,
Low CHARTERED Morocco Shoes. Also a
lot of Euamelled Salchels, Trunks. UNI
brellss. a variety of NOTIONS and Fan.
cy Goods, all of which will be offered al
low prices for Cash. Would respectful.
" solicit call from the Public before
purchasing elsewhere. feeling confident
that can offer Bargains. So don'i for
get 10 call al The New Store.
LLOYD LICKLlDER.
October 6, 1866.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-20

FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
AT the solicitation of many friends, |
Il hereby announce myself as candi'
date for the Office OF PROSECUTING
ATTORNE for this County, al The
ensuing election.
JOHN O'CONNELL.
Harper's Ftrry. Sept. Is, 1866. lie
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uuountr III { II 8

Election (4th Thcrsday) October 18th.
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Che nlarkets.
ShepherdstoWn Market.

Corrected reekly by D. S. Rsmtch.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-20

co OOO A YEAR made by ony one win
.UUU Sis Stencil Tools. No sxperi,
ence necessary The President, Cashiers, ana
Treasures Of Banks indorse the circular.
Sent free with samples. Address The Amer!-
can stencil Tool W orks, Springfield, Vermont.
July o. 1866. om
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CLOTHING,

such ss Overcoals, Goats, Pants and
Vests, Shirts, fine White and Wooden
Undershits and Drawers 4; Mems Halt
Hose, Silk and Linen HandkerchleIs;
Drawers. Neck Ties. Collars, in short a
complete cuff. for gentleman from the
crown Of the head TO the sole Of the feet
Particular attention is paid to the selec
lion Of large and new selected stock Of
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NEW
Clothing, hat. CAP. boot & SHOE

2RHE undersigned would respectfully
K announce TO the citizens Of Shepherds
town and vicinity shat he is now opening
and receiving in the room adjoiring G..
+. Lickider's Sadler Shop, new seiec-
ted stock Of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-11
Shall we Trust the South ?

Mr.. James Russell Lowell. in his last
"Biglow paper" admirably Sums up the
true position Of earnest men:
"My trien's, You never gathered from nv mouth,
No, nut one word ag'in the South al south,
Nor tn amt "a livin'man, white. brown, aor, Black,
Gladdei'n wut shall be to take EN- back;
Bat al! ask Ct Uncle sam is fust
To write up on his door, IN 10 goods on trust"
Give us cash down in elk laws Tor all,
An they'll be snug inside afore mex fall.
This is a neat way ofanswering the whole
cant against those who are not ready to take
reasonable goods on trust. We did trust
them, and oathS We're wantonly violated,
binding obligations shamcfully disregarded
and the power they possessed sedi,iously
used for the nations obstruction. The trust
policy has been tried and failed. 1t has ever
been tried since the close ofthe war. Rebels
have been reinstated III power in the South
ern States, and with what result? Union men
are being notified TO leave. The old oppres-
sions are being revived. Those whom we
are bound to protect are being cruelty out
ragged. All this certainly does not 90 to show
that the trust policy is safe or prudent Let
the rebellious States accord what it is simp-
ly reasonable on the part ofthe loyal States
to demand, and they will be promptly re-
stored. 1t is from no hostility TO the South,
from no wish to protract her anomalous
position, that the North is opposed to i'm
mediate restoration, but from firm determ-
ination that the national peace shall not
hereafter be endangered. Ii the South will
at once grant what is deemed essential to
safety, she will see how sincere the masses
are. If she will pay the cash she shall have
the full OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Courier.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-11
Personnel Of the New York
Press.

Inc Ne" olA C'''~cA gives iii' ioiio"
ing information respecting the principal
papers of that city:
..po,,o+ sofia oc.,o, of IN. ,1..,,d
Tho 7;,J,,no i ,uned h,. stocLhol,lnrs .,
,,.h;oL r.. Io,,,0s r. - Ia',,liI' :;
,ha .,'eh haoI.i.',t G,m,,ai Si,oIa;r tho r,b -
Iisbar i .lsn ana nt IT, J,rsr.st l,,.in,,
,,.,;I, C.a,bo,, ~ Cior,, ~ ,,.r;to or -,
r,ome,, 9rti,Ins and IJorocn Crn..1a, aro ,,.o
~ l'roe a,,,amnt ,rhn s.,,i,a i
s,oci, IL ssoo Gao hn organization ~ ,h.
1ogM TlAass .,l,orial siaH = 80 f,InDa The rt,e
ndi,nr'i,9cli"f Is u"rann ,:ree1n, S;1nnv
un,var'I Cav, il tha 'on.c;n',
'.,,on",;,.c& No. Nod Of ,bn oonnorI CnoI obia
cnnrtcnn. ,nd ener,,n,;1 bn b,, nnt "; j,
..y,,,ai i, tho Stote EoIsr.i.ll Gro,,iS no
- '',l;tn,. 7 u liaSsn,. ,ha n;s.h, ad
,nn n pror.n ,ho 49,. IL 'rhn
fnarni,I t,ann,,,,onn, i. ,n,tier ,hn chor"c ~"
Of : r. fIlrLn onn nf ,hn ,hios, ,;n.,n
oio,.s so,"n Pob;n.o, od;,s ,ho ,1nnar,
n,ant of aaricnI,nrn Goo p;nla,. nv f,r, ONE
t;n,e on.. ~ ,hc most eIoouer, nr..,chors il,
Roston is tho li,nrarv r(ltor William
T;nta,. j. t,,a ,b.nioaic.l How q Va
SON tho musical und Clorcncn Cool, tho
ar, clitor The corns Of editorial writars
"rohracns sunh n,lnrt Conm,lon Sma;Io,.
Yo,,ng and WILKINSON Al Cnmn,inI q '
eli,s ii" wecIi,v and semi.woekIv Wvr6n
%',.' F"v r.als ,.sl ali COW IN nr,vent rannt'
tion in rho nann,. nr! and ~ x 0,Dnnmail Dpv,iil
lsa - ,he ;dJey In ad,i,,n tbo 1rnnna
has cnrns of renorterg snnond i' 70 nnne 'Ic ic
thc M Land. These are detailed for NJ .,,c snecni n
In,,. an ,ho ooIica ~ t;ras on III Ir,.
- n1o,'n+ ,I'n ,.o,r, =, IN
Il, ,''o od III 1 " az
fbs n,;ncins, o,ynnr, Of ,hn 7gn'os aro
no,ard no " yoroma ,, James , 'sS Tayinr a..
iIcnrv + RovmonI Gcor@e .io,aS Nv ,hc
nnhlisber ard Chris,nnher Nor~an of of
If Wathodi.t fame Dprinr M NJ p H,vl ".
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-TUy RrroSSrpt-Cr,o~ G.

TUE RECONSTRUCTION SCHEME
The Washington correspondent of the Trib-
une: After four months Of the most
searching investigation and dispessionats
discussion. among the members in commit
tee, It is believed the plan will meet the
entire sanction of all shades o: opinion and
sentiment. Thus far, no man among the
Union members Of either House has ex-
pressed any dissent fran this plan,
The friends of the President yave assuY-
nnce, tonight. that if Congress carries out
the scheme in good faith. it will receive
his approval and corporation. Neither Of
his organs here, it is stated. will commit
themselves upon the proposition tomorrow
Thaddeus Stevens ayOws his readiness to
acquicsce IN the measure. The Lieutenant
General expresses his approval. and po
measure of Congress has challenge. such
universal assent in all quarters, It is not
anticipated that any material amendments
will be- carried, and the States will be in
vokcd to convene their legislatures 80 a. to
secure its adoption by loyal States. thus
stimulating concurrent action by the States
lately in rebellion
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-11

FRIENpsmp AMONG WoMES.-Nothinc
could be more severe. and unjust than thle
picture of feminine friendship, written by
Lady Clara Cavendish
Mcil-that is men who are worth any
thing-are capable of IA good deal of solid
friendship for each other; at all events
they are governed by certain principle of
honor. and you will hardly ever hear one
Of the sterner sex entertaining II parlor full
of guests with the toibes and lalings of
his most intimate friend, or With sarcastic
remarks on his personal appearance. We
wish We could say the same of our own sex,
but, alas. we eannot. Sometimes We doubt
the existence of friendship in feminine bo-
sons altogether. and wonder at the revcla-
tions which women make Of their own mean
ness to each other.
When Augusta and Amelia seek each
Others society. constantly twine theil arms
around each others waists, kiss at parting,
and Exchange the most atfcctionatc little
hillcts. tee suppostion is that they are
friends, but ten to one, il you meet Angus
ia by herself you discover TO your sur
prise, that her opinion Of Emclia is by no
means high one. She wonders what you
see in her to admire, assures YOU she is
vain. and entertains y0u with an account of
certain mysteries OF toilet which "you
mustn't mention to any one. hut really, the
idea of those curls being her own, and that
color" There is something horrible in
treachery. Why need women be false to
each other. They are very constant as i,
general thing, to those of The other sex.
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CAUSES OF SUDDEN DEATns,-Nerv
few of studded deaths which arc said to
arise from diseases of the heart do really
arise from that source. To ascertain the
real origin of sudden death. an expert
mcnt has been tried in Europe. and re-
ported to scientific congress held at
StrasbGrg. SiXty-six cases of sudden
deaths were made the subject of thorough
examination. In these cases onl two
were found who died of disease Of the
heart. Nine out of the sixty-six had
died from appolexy. while there were forty
six cases OF congestion Of the lungs-that
is the lungs were 80 full Of hlo"d they
could not work. there not being room
enough fer sufficient quantity Of air to
enter to support life. The causes that
produce congestion of the lungs are cold
feet. tight clothing, costive bowels, sitting
still until chilled after being warmed with
labor or a rapid walk. going too suddenly
from a close, heated room, into the cold
air; especially after speaking. and sudden
depressing news operating on the blood.
These causes of sudden death being known,
an avoidance of them may serve to
lengthen many valuable lives, which wouEa
otherwise he lost under the verdict of heart
complaint. The disease is supposed to he
inevitable. hence many do not take the
pains they ought to avoid sudden death if
'thcY knew it lay III their power,
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columns several years ago. are now reprinted by
reguest-ED. IyDEPENDEyT.l
A appel fer are to the .Srrtant of the old brick
Meetiaousc.
by A.GasPER
o Scxtant Of the meetinouse, wich sweeps
And dusts, or is supposed too! and makes tcrs,
And lites the gass, and sometimes leaves a scrow
loose,
n wieh case it smells orful-worse than lampiie
And wriugs the Bel and tcles it when men dyes
to the griei of surviyiG pardners, and sweeps
pathes;
And for the servases gifts Sl00 per annum,
Wich them that thinks DEER lst EN- try it;
Getin up befoar star.lte in all wethers and
kindln hcrs when the weather is as cold
As zrro, and like not grean wood for kindlers;
would ut be hired to do 1t for some
But O Sex,anti there are ! kermoddty
WIch's more than gold. wioh doant cost nothin,
Worth III re than anything exsep the Sole CT
Mann.
mean pewer Are. sextaet, mean power Are!
o it is plenty out dores, plenty it dOant no
What on airth to dew with itself. but hys about
,caterin leavs and blein Of mons hats;
in short its Jest as ''iree are" out dores
But se1tant, in our church its scarce as piety.
scarce bank bills agints beg for ischuns,
Wieh sum say is pretty often Cain. nothing to
me,
Wat give ant nothing to nobody but sex tant
u sbet 800 wimmen and children,
Speshaliy tho latter up ia Il to place,
Some has bad breths none aint swete,
Some is teyeIy, sumo is scrohlus, some has bad
teath,
nd some haint mona, aud some haint over clean;
But every on en- breethes in 4 cut and out and
ia,
Say 50 times mint, or million and haIf
breths an our,
Now how long will church full Of are last at
tha, rate.
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JEFF. DAVIS. Jeff Davis i in oood ,,..i.

JEFF. DAVIS. jeff. Davis is in good health
and proud us Roman conqueror He
smokes. reads and prays. A letter says,
He thinks Mcclellan was our greatest
General. and says Grant is no soldier. moth :
ing but butcher; Lincoln was good ma
turcd man. but u jackass; Andrew johnson
is pretty smart, and inclined to do the fair
thing so far as he can. but he is not grea {
man. He thinks his capture very unjust,
as he was fairly. paroledhy the surrender
of Lee and johnson, and says that if he
had any idea of being taken he could have
easily made his escape. He WAS terribly
enraged at what Foote of Mississippi said
Of him, and declared that Fooee was con.
sttutional liar'-that he had often told him
so: said he was glad when he made his es-
cape from the Confcderacy. and that he
gave orders % let him 20. and not to stop
him.. adding, was glad to get rid Of such
a nuisance.