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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-15
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-15

HOOD Portland Syrup can be had al
ET Cost & Wsgners Tor 60 cents per-
p,I!nn also Kerosene Oil al rs cents
per eell"n. r Aug.io' iooo'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-15
Grand Trial CT Sewing Machines
BETWEEN TIE

UiIcor &. Gibbs and Florence!
THE WILCOX s. GIBBS TRlUMPHANTi
II is declared the best Machine and awarded
the Highest Premium.
For the Wilcox & Cabs Machine thlrty-hVe
distinct claims were made for superiority all oil
which were fully sustained. For the Florence
blu, ten were presented only two OF which were
sustained. BY this trial, more thorough man
anything of the kind ever previously attempted,
before an able and impastial jury,lhe justice oil
" hose verdict noBe can dispute, 1t has bee,'
proved and decided, and published to tue wor'u,
Thai The VI iIcox s. Gibbs Machine 10 just what
il has claimed TO be, AN Improvement on double
thread Machines. il requires no prophet we
think. 10 ioTelel lis ultimate triumph as The Ie-
,ogulzed standard Sewing Machine oil the
orld. Circulars containing full report OF
the Judges, and all particulars at this important
triai can be obtained of -.
+. l. DARNELL, Agent.
Shepherdstowp, July 81, 1866. tt
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-15
Patent Medicines,

Under this head he enumerates the following
Ayers EheGry Pec'OtGl, Ayers Sarsa! ari.Ia,
Ayers CalhtrtIc tlL, Ni>lar'S Ba!san OF ~:iId
Cherry, ia, nes' ExFectorant and other prePa
ro.iops, EiowH's Bronchial Troches Mrs. NIns-
lon 5 Scouting syrup, SINNERS Cough Syrup
and other preparations, brakes Plantation Bit.
ters, Hoslelter's Btlers, Houhand's German
B,t,ers, Juniper Tar, Bulls Safsapari!a, Car
ter's Spanish Mixture, Schenk's Syrup, Swain :
Panacea, Cod Livsr Oil, Kennc dy's Medical
Discovery, Hamp,oi's Fegetabie Tinctare,
S, heidam Sci napps, Browns Jamaica Ginger
Davis Pain Killer, Radway's Really Relief nG
other preparations, Bells White Oh and otDtI
preparations, Pr!is--N rghfS, BuPs, Peters ,
Morrison ), Lanes and Sch'nhs l,anUrahe PnS,
Comp. sltop r wdefs, DuIl', DiarrhG4 Cor
dial, v GODS Hair Restorer, American Hair
KeStorer, TIccpnerous, Thomp on Eye VA
ter, 3enz ne for removing grease. tar and paint.
T.. z. Rogers Cholera Specific DR.. Nhk"T's
celebrated Cholera Drops, Railway RrEovatnc
Resolvent, Schenck's oeaweed Tonic, Itch Utnl
nen,, Magnetic Ointment, Or. Oseood'S Ch"Ia-
q ocue for ChiIIs aud Fevers, Burneu's kaiiis-
ton ior the ha r, Black Oil Vanish, Setter
Aperl,p nj. Blitr Wine ot Iron, Olive Oil, Hobo.
ways Worm ConfecIiop, McI,au.'$ Ntstlttge,
Ffye's Vermifuge, American Worm Killer
F.hnes,ock's Vermiiuge, McMunh's Elixir Of
Opium, Henry's Calcined Maepesia. Hec.b- !;s
Extract Of Buchu British CiI. Oil Of Spioe, O..
Stone, Mustang L'ain.n. 0peded,c AMI o. her
EkbfJcations. Stouebraker's Herve and Bore
nimenl, Cough syrup, sonetraker's hat Il j.
Ter and other prepar.t ons, Strengthening Fias'
tiers AID Adhesive FlaSerS, Horse and CaIis
Powders, Turf Oil, AvISemans Hope, Barry $
Lin.uent, Merchants GargIlnS OIL, Roger :
Embfoca,lon, Sc, &c dc &c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-15
NEW TAILOR SHOP.
CHARLES SNAII WGOO

UIIIN led D.NN I'D n UOD
WAVING located in Shepherdstown
* will be pleased 10 wall on the clllzens
Of The place and the surrounding county
in his line OF business. HIS Garments
either cut or male will compare in fash.
ion or fit TO any in the cities. He guar
rsntees to give satisfaction in every res.
peci. Persons desiring a Fashionable
Garment and all easy fit, give me cali.
Latest Fashions constantly kept en- hand.
Hope to receive liberal share Of ru0'Ic
patronage.
Ns= Shop one door east Of ChapIine's
store. May 5-lf
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-15
NEW DRUG STORE
AT ENTLER'S CORNER.

,e r. G. BURKHART has on hand, and
" will constantly add to it, a large and vel
E-A S, lected ock If pure
Drugs and Patent Medic mes, Pare Wines
Brandy, NhIskey, Rum AID Gin, Paints
Paint Brushes OILS. D!e-strlIs and Window
Glass. Kerosene Oh, Lamps anu Chimney,
Fine Peifunlery, Pomates and T.iI,, soaps,
&C., Ffench Candies, Ra sins ana Figs, 10
barco ard Cigars, Stationery AID Cutlery,
No,,nu- &C.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-15

7 AIDES Lambs Wool Hose; Uen",;
"a Kid. Cloth. Buck and Berlin Glo,.:
Mems Bandana Silk Handkerchief; pr
Ter Wood Pipes; Gilt Note PsPe' ''' ~
Nov ~ IeiRss'. /
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-15
4. r. II. RANSOM. - 3D. O0A
RANSOM & DUKE,
DEALERS IN
Aaritultural Jlnpltlnrnts
MACHINERY,
SEEDS AND T Err TILlZER 5 ;
General Commission
Forwarding NJ erch ants,
CHARLESTOWN,
J6erson County, Ueet jirglHid.
L6srson County, Hest Jrginia.

uAVE in store and for sale, Mowers < Reap
IL ers, rhreshiug Machines, Clorer Hui.ers,
Buggy Rakes, Revolving Kaaes' Lucy! C r..i
Ploughs, Culli,a!ors. Doutie and Single shove
Pouehs, Harrows, Three Horse pioughs, Corn
Shelters, Cutting Boxes, CIDER Nils, an @lli<,
Field and Garden Rollers, Corn aud Cob diii';;
Railway Horse Powers, Washing Machines ana
Wringcrs, Patent Water Draw ers, for wells
aud Cis,crns; Cislcrn and Force Pumps, OF all
varieties, Chain and Tubing for Pumps,
Wrought Iron, Lead Zuc and Mood Piping for
Ci,terrs and Wells Cradles and Scythes, Now
ing Scythes aad Snaihs, Kakes, Forks, Sho, e.s
Hoes, Iron Fences. Buckets, Brooms, Tubs, Bas-
kets, Post Hole Augurs, B!acksmilh's Dnlis
SC, &C., SC.
Sell the best Stationary Engine in use. We
sell Calvin Pages celebrated Plow AID other
machines oihis manufacture. We sell tie best
Gum Spring Drill and the Bickford Il Hoffman
Break Pin Drill. The celebrated Fertilizers OF
Fowie, Bayne & Co, g. N. hhodes, JON ,
Reese & Co.
July 7, 1865. i
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e. o T z ITS

made at the shortest notice and in the neatesl
sly lie, AID will attend all FUNERALS either
in Town or country, that may be desired.
Thankful for past fayors he soici,s contin-
uance Of lie same.
JOHN Fl. SCHoPPERT.
ShepherGstown, December 80, 1865.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-15
Sundries and Notions.

Pepper, Spices, Mace, Ginger. Cloves. To-
meric, Nutmeg, Cinnamon, Mustard, Barley,
Rice Flour, Sage, Corn Starch, Gela,lne, Veg
e,abIe Extracts, Essences &c, Sc, Cocoaine
and Coco Cream for the hair, Sozodont Tor the
teeth, Hair Dyes, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brush
es, Combs, penknives, Pencils, Pens, Ink, Pa
per and Envelopes. Porlmonales, Nail Bushes,
Blackening Brushes, Indellible Inks, Vegetable
Dyes for coIorng silks, DC.
In word any Thing that is usually found in
a Drug Store; all OF which will be sold low Tor
cash. Call and examine my stock
Il. T.. BURKHART,
Enters Corner
Shepherdstown, April 81, 1866.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-15
CABINET MAKING +!

TIVE uaders gn,d beg leave most respectfully
L TO infnTa the cilzens OF hetherdstown
and surrounding country that he has purchased
the entire iutere.i Of 4. W Erning ID tAe
stock, tools and fixtures Of tic shop lately con.
Quoted by Brfrug &SchopteGi, and - row car
ryiEg Gu the busIess IL All lis various bi sDch-
es, al The old stand ia Shephetdsiomu Deter
mined 70 keep none bat competent workmen,
lie hopes by close sttenton 20 business and
a'stgict desire 10 please, 20 merit Al % receive q
beral share OF pHbllc paironagc. All order.
thankfully received aDd promplIy attended 10.
lie would respectfully invite those wanting
FURNITURE 10 cal and eNalnte- his stock
ou hanG, I, cling confident that ne will De able
10 please, both iu qualify AID price.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-15

SAVING AT REDUCED PRICES! .
IlAWING will be done from Ahi' os'e "
- 50 cents per hundred Wool ~ g"
cash and 35 CTS. trade.
~ RENTCH e. MILLEn'
Shepherdsiown. June Z, 1866. "
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-22
Cattle Disease in Kentucky.

The Lexington (Ky.l Obserre publish
es letter from Hon. Green Clay Smith
to the President of the Kentucky State
Agricultural Society, in which he says ::
This section of the country has been
much disturbed in the last few weeks,
owing to frightful disease which has
made its appearance among the cattle,
killing many, making some blind, and
otherwise affecting large number
There was no disease among the cattle
of these interior counties prior to the
introduction of large lot from Texas by
General r. Gano. 1t has been asserted,
and believed for a long time, that the
Texas cattle would propagate a peculiar
and destructive disease. Missouri, in
consequence, established cattle quaran'
tine, and believe passed prohibitary
law, hence for some time has not been
visited with this fatal malady. Ken
lucky has it now, and there can be no
doubt in the minds Of those who have
been informed of the facts that it was
introduced by the Texas cattle"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-22

PHILADELPHIA, September 2l.-The
police believe they are on the track Of
the murderer of Miller. He is supposed
to be Gotlsib Miller, miserable pauper
whose left side is paralyzed, causing hin
to walk slowly, with the aid of heavy
stick. His father formerly owned the
house where the deceased lived, and Got.
lieb was well acquainted with the local
lty. He had been in the habit of visiting
the house, and the deceased was kind te
him, frequently giving him his yituals
PHILADELPHIA, September 2l.-The
Evening Telegraph in an extra announc
es the arrest OF Gottleib Williams, the
supposed murderer of Mrs. Miller, who
was 80 brutally murdered on Tuesday
morning. He was arrested this morning
in the northwest part of the city. Or
searching him at the station, a long and
sharp case knife was found in his pos
session.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-22
From 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, September 2l-The Radi,
calls in the second district in the Conven.
tion at Franklin, yesterday, nominated
Judge Newcomb, of Jefferson county, for
Congress. Resolutions were adopted
sustaining Congress and fayoring the
treatment of the seeded States as terri
tories until readmitted to the Union by
Congress. The Radicals in the eighth
district in the Convention at Macon City,
yesterday, nominated J T, Benjamin
for reelection by acclamation:
The Denver News says: Intense in
dignation has been aroused among the
people of Colorado, by the action of Gov
ernor Cummins, in giving certificate Of
election to Hunt, when Cbillicott re
ceived 100 majority by officia returns Of
the late election for CongreSs.
General Sherman arrived "t Denver or
the 18th and had public reception.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-22

"Jes' so -" Exactly l'-S0lon Shingle said
they were there every time.' IL he felt "owl.
ey" in the morning. he took Plantation Bitters.
II he felt weary at night, he took Plantation Bit
tersi II he lacked appetite, was was n Msak iangaid
ters and they never failed 10 cot him on his
pins square and firm.
Few persons want any better authority but
as some may, just read the following; n! -, ,,
verify believe the Plantation Bltters have saved
nv life. REV. W. II. WAGNER
Madrid n. Y"
have been great suffer
er from Dyspepsia. and had TO abandon preach
'''' pRv. c. A. MILLw0OD,
New York City.
was so weak and enervated could hardly walk
and had . perfect dread Of society.
The Plantation Bitters have set me all right.
JAMES HEIMINWAY.
St Louis, Mo-
The Plantation Bitters have
cured me of arrangement OF the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs, that distressed me % ioT years
They act Like charm. Q. O. AOokk
u nvvG1 a% Brosdw.y' sS.1.y ds SsI shs sot Tniou
Home School for Soldiers Children, says she
1bas given 10 TO the weak and invalid children
undur her charge with tho most happy ana ffat.
flying results." We have received ovof nun'
dred reams Of such certificates, but ,AavssiS, ivss
ment is so effective a. what people = ,ssxvos
say of good article Our fortune ana yuI top,
utstion "a at stake. The original quality Ana
hi@h cbaT,ster OF these goods win be ast. med
under overy and all circumstances, They have
aiready obtained q sale In every town, vfils 70,
| parish and hamlet among civilized patona ksse
imitators try 10 come ~ near our name ana style
| as they can and because Q good article csnnot
be sold as low % poor one, they bnd some sup
port from parties who do not care what they sell
Ia on yorr 0uard 6eo our private stamp oyoF
the cofk. p. II. DRAKH a co,
New York City.
Saratoga Spring Water, cold by all
Dru pgiata
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-22
Foreign view OF American Politics
September l9

In the opinion of the London Post, it
will be fortunate for the United States
if, at the forthcoming elections, the ma
iority of the electoral body give their
support TO the nominees oft5e Philadel-
phia Convention:
"Ths anamolous condition of public
affairs which has existed for the past
eighteen months, cannot be prolonged
without serious risk OF civil wal, which
might in its proportions and attendant
evils cast into the shade that which SO
short time since came to a close. 1T
was said by an English statesman at the
time when that war was raging that 1t
was q struggle on the part of the North
for empire, and on that Of the Sodth for
independence. This was treDuously
denied by those who favored the Federal
cause, but recent events have fully jus
tilted the conclusion at which they
cavilled. The dominant faction in the
North, whatever might be the language
they employed in the heat Of the strng-
gle. have never hesitated since tho time
when their victory was insured to pur
sue policy which has no other end than
the retention of the Southern States in
the most complete subjection. UnTepre
sented in the National Congress, they
have been obliged to submit to laws
which not only have not been made by
themselves, but have been the sole work
of their bitterest foes
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-22
A New Set OF Rules for the Freedmen's
Burean. ID - N !.

The Macon Telegraph says the follow
ing are said to be some of the most
prominent sections of the new Bureau
Bill:" eft.r FL
l. Every freedman shall have a bureau
to himself, with q pair of red breeches,
blue monkey jacket, and jew's-harp, In
the top drawer.
2. Every negro woman shall have q
liqht wardrobe-to consist of "a tilter and
full set of glass jewelry, in which to
display her charms at the various bats de
Afrique.
g. Every freed boy shall be furnished
with secretary, in which to keep his
ventilation pdEts on hot day, while out
for an airing in top-boots and short
shirt" He shall also be furnished with
a bag of marbles and another of goobers,
with few private stocks for his own
use.
4 Every freed damsel shall have a
icdsh-stand, well provided with turpeh.
tine soap, Rurkish towels. soft bricks and
Prophylatic Fluid. She shall be allowed
the run of the streets, dressed In tribes
light as air." if she feels like it, and shall
at no time be compelled to wear more
than one pair of high balmorsls and a
light skirt. =,
5. Every freed child shall be allowed
to go ''limus" rags" and shall run as
free as their noses in winter. He or she
shall be plentifully supplied with sor-
ghum candy and blue wooden trumpets,
and shall not be compelled to :" take
water" except when caught in shower,
and then they are privileged to dodge
the drops.
And be IL further enacted, That it shall
be the duty of the freedmen to watch
the whites, and should one of them look
cross eyed at "thllud pusson," he shall
be instantly knocked "southwestward
crooked" and fined for his imperti
nence.
And be il 8fHfurther enacted, That only
whites of intelligence, on showing evil
dences of loyalty, shall be allowed to
vote. Poor white trash" yellow dogs,
and "iDjungs," are ruled out
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-22
For the Register.)
Money VS. PrInciPles.


The radicals have been defrauding the
government from the commencement OF
the war, and congress at the close OF Its
session made grand haul. Let it be re-
membered that our member, if he did not
pocket part of the spoils, aided in the
fraud. They have immense wealth, and
it is evident that it will be freely dis
bursed to secure the election of radical
members to the next congress. l have
not seen G late number of the New York
Herald, but have been told that it has
come out in favor of negro suffrage. 1t
is common saying, but not true one,
that "every man has his price," l know
ono -~L-=~ father spent handsome for
tune, and fought for seven years, for the
establishment of our government, who
could not be induced to 60 against it, il
if tempted with pile Of greenbscks
"As hugo as high Olympus"
1t cannot be denied that money has
been found powerful engine in carry
ing elections, but, thank God it has its
limits, and cannot be made to bear on
the mass of tho people. 1t will buy rural
Journals and penny-aliners, but the
President is 80 obviously right, and the
congress So obviously wrong, that they
cannot do much injury to the one or ben
eft the other.
The radicals have no principles to up
hold but negro suffrage and negro equal
ity. Governor Boreman has not the
nerve to stand on this platform, and it il
not strange that he should refuse to
meet Col Smith for discussion. He is
really to be pitied. For him
Zen plying hills would shed tear
III hills could learn to woep."
September I9 G..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-22
CHICAGO, September 21.-During tn.

CHICAGO, September 21.-During the
gale last night, the schooner c. Henshaw
was driven ashore, SIX miles north of this
city. The captain and crew attempted
to reach the shore in a small boat, which
was capsized. Four of the crew are re-
ported drowned, Three other vessels
went ashore, but got off without damage.
In one or two roads leading into Chica.
go, some bridges and culyerts have been
either wholly or partially destroyed by
the treshets The damage done is being
rapidly repaired.
Dispatches from Northern and Central
Illinois report heavy frost last night,
which, it is feared will somewhat injure
the corn crop.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-22
General Grant on Political Couve"
tions.

New YORK, September l9-The follow.
ing letter was written by Gen Grant
yesterday:
HEADQUARTERS ARMIES OF THE U. B.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. Is, 1866. !
L. Edwin Dudley, Chairman Execu.
tiAe Committee Soldiers aud Sailors
Union-Sir: General Grant directs me
TO acknowledge the receipt of your invi-
tstion to be present at q National Con:
vention of Soldiers and Sailors, to be held
at Pittsburgh, Penna., September 18th,
1866, for political purposes. He instructs
me 70 saw that it is contrary to his habit
and to his convictions Of duty to attend
political meetings Of any character what
soeyer. and that be sees with regret the
aotion of any officer of the army taking
a conspicuous part in the political dis
sentions of the day.
l am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
ADAM BEDEAU,
Col and A. DC.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-22
California News.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, September 10
The election in Montana, on tho 4th
ir tS hSye resntsa in
two thousand.
An Idaho correspondent says:
Major Marshal had a fight with the
Indians, at Three Forks, on the Owyher,
about the lst of September, and cap.
tured thirty five of their number, whom
he hung.
The late fire al theMission Woolen Mills
is said to have consumed seventy thous-
and pounds OF wool. Another factory
with water for motion power, is to be
established III Calaveras county.
California choice shipping grades OF
wool, are quoted at 14a16c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-22
BUSINESS CARDS.
Greenwood Cemetery,
TED ON THE NATIONAL

GsTUATED ~ ON IkhE NAl VIVA.
= ROAD, three miles East OF the city, IS now
ready for Interments, sale and improvement o.
lots. 1t contains 81 acres of land, and is iaio
ont in the most modern and improved styiS.
can be easily reached at all seasons by tne esr ear
tional Road and for three.fourths OF tog yss ss.
by the Hempfeld Railroad. 1t Is psrbte0syy bT eyerv
cure and intended to be beautiaSSd oy yault ese
variety of trees, shrubbery p1Hono+ 70 mata
rhsnsI artificial lake. fountains, CO. " nhaSo .So
ehsPel q" ~ tba hest Rural Cemeteries IN the
it eqaa! 10 mDle provision is also made for it's
oUfnrnsnent ooTntnS order and care in perpetuity.
Parsons desirous of purchasing lots can ex.
mine the ground with the Superintendent,
Tybn has a plat, OF secure them by calling at the
etice Of the Secretary on Main street, over the
Bank Of Wheeling. -, -,
Persons wishing to make interments viii call
on the Secretary to obtain permits therefor.
Tickets of admission to lot holders aud vlsi'
tors will be issued by the Secretary.
A. j. SWEENEY, Pres't
r. G. BoNHAkf, Sec'y.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
, 7 Sweeney, John A. Armstrong,
J. s. Rhodes. George Adams
John G.. Muth, X; u. Joroan,
Geo. Mendel. Il. A. hnuro'n.
Toaanh Ran duSDi