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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-28
I'm The Rtgisier.

Ma. EDirun ~-Once upon lime, no
mst!er when, was invited 10 dine with
a worthy friend, no msuer where, with
other invited guests. The dinner was
sLbslanlal. consisting oil nesIs aud vege-
t.h!rs in the creates, variety and plenty.
Tbs wss to lie followed by dessert con-
s.ling Of something like siIl,bub or hosi'
ing island, whlrh The family called funa'
merv. We sal w TO the table with good
sppelites. sIl ready 10 fall 10 With ample
Justice to the sumpIuous fare, when LILLE
Jimmy called on, "Molher want some
flummery." The good mother, alter
sleighi confusion. gave her son The loi'
lowing BIZ OF philosophy and good com
mon sense : Jimmy, you cannot 1--we on
fummery. Here are poisloes and meat
and The substartsls OF llfr,ih.t all make
you grow and be a healthy man. Es!
His frs, and then you shall have tumme-
rs. 10 hummery there is no, suincieh'
nourshment 10 make you great. jimmy
leaned back vory complacenhy and said
he would wait till fummery came on.
His mother mol 10 be lhwsred In her pur'
pose saiJ very decidedly. Jimmy unless
you ca, your dinner you must lrave the
table and be deprived Of fummery WHEN
the res, have it," This had The desired
effec, and Jimmy fell to Ike awood-
chopper.
From this scene | drew moral which
| will give you for what it may be worth.
| thought we have also literary fiummefy
Upon which our young iolss are trying
TO grow up intellectually healthy, and en-
lirely dispense " tn the meats and poi'.
,oes-the subslanlials Of sound mental
growth. niud is everywhere walked up,
and fummery manufacturers taking adyan-
lsge OF this state OF things are sending
forth their trash ''.hick as leaves in Val
ambrosia" Cheap, they say, yes cheap
as dog nj aI and about as valuable, intel
lectusly aud morally considered. Our
grea, benevolen, societies, the Sunday
School Union and American Tract Socie-
" have adopted tie very questionable pol
icy Of putting most Of their books 10 the
form Of tales. This seems to me like
pouring fummery over Jimmy's meal and
potatoes and thus spelling 10th. Soon
we may see, as in France, The dairy
milking her COW with one hand, and in
the other, the last novel from Paul de
Kock.
How 10 remedy this sIste Of things ia
the question. know Of but one. and
that is furnish lie meat and potatoes and
use the philosophy of The mother with
her son Jimmy. Allow me 10 suggest'h the
proprieiy OF getting ups town library by
union Of effort, that will give all access
to The choice literature Of England and
America. For a small sum each one may
have al hand, al entire library may be
obtained. hope some one Of influence
will call meeting through the columns
OF your paper 10 discuss this whole heme
and institute means for its successful
prosecution. The plan is no, new, but
may be seen in full operation in towns Of
less size than ours. Hoping to see some
interest taken in this matter by prominent
citizens OF Shepherjslown, | wlI al pres
ent say 70 more than that am yours.&c.
PHILANTHROPOS.
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o. Our streets have been quite lively
during the past week. everybody seem
i"g t, enjoy the Christina, fe'ti'i'ies.
The Ladies Far. for the benefit OF the
n. r.. Church South. has been the chief
st:rartion, the fair ladies being surround
ed b, theiT gallau, beaux. and ell trying
TT PIT on their prstfissf. The fair has
also been yell pat'onized pecuniarily,
and will cont nue. 10 be in full bloom"
until Nsw Years night. The object for
which il i. held is coDmendsble. and
raculd be literally remunelsted.
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y- 4 KIND DONATION We ste in
inrmed hy the managers OF The Fair. hid
f., TIE ben.6 OF the II. E. Church Sou'h
nev in progress il THE place. that they
received, as q donation, from The citizens
oi iIasers.oNn. through ,he hands Of Mrs.
prrhert. wife Of Nr. Daniel Dechert OF
he ilsgefs,on Mai, a variety Of Fancy
Articles. &c, sTnunling 10 over one
hunafcd iui!ar. This is q commenda-
be Contribution, snd TOO much praise
cannot be given TO he generous and hos
pitable donors Of Ihst noble little city. Tor
this act uf kindness. Since the close Of
tie war The ciiz'ns Of HasersIown have
eonribu,ed rberally 10 the wants Of The
cilizens Of The Valley OF Virginia, and
his token Of friendship is but another in.
,t,rce OF Iheir Kind aHd generous impul-
,es entertained Tor The ciiiZens Of her els.
ter Stale. They may feel assured that
.uch act, Of psgnanimiIy gill ever be
,pPreci't-G.
The following is card OF ll.anks from
ihe Ladies OF the Fair:
The ladies of the VI. Z. Church South,
under hose auspices The Fair for the
tenr6i OF said Church is nov in progress
u Moulder's Hall in this town. desire in
his public way. very gratefully TO sc-
know ledge tho hbersliy OF the friends OF
,he Church in Hager.tnwr. Nd, and 10
tank thp0 for their handsome donations
!" ,hs Fair. made through 'he hsnds Of
Are. DANIEL Deeher.
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IF you want Linsey suit. Coat. Psnu
4 and Vest, all for $780, jos, walk up to
Lioyd Licklidr. Chesp Furnishing
House. rove
MEAT Cutters. Butcher KNIVES. &c,
LA for sale By E. Shcftr.
z AIDES and miuss' Gum Sandals.
~ Ladies' Low ausrtered Morocco Shoes,
Ladies Long Wool and Fleecsd Lined
Cotton Hose, Chiidren's WorIsd Hose.
Of Lickid7's.
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Bsip, Horse and Carte Porders,

Bells Horse and Carte P0r3sTs'
Are used by the leading HOfsemen oil the
day. They are used by farmers anu
horsedealers because they can be leo aho
lie horse worked as Usual. FOR oAe"
and Cs,tle. thousands of farmers can les
nv to lhei, superiority. They are dcu-
Die the strength Of most Powders solo,
For sale by Druggists and al pFon''
nenl Stort keepers.
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TO CONSERVATIVES

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
Gree Of CHARGE TO all who desire it, the pre-.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

a Gentleman who suffered FOR years from
Nervous De llty, Premature Decay, aHd all he
effects Of youthful indiscreiion, will, for The
sake OF suffering humanity, send free 10 oil Who
need it, the recipe and directions for making
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Sufferers wishing to Prodt by tSe advertisers Of.
Periencs, can do so by Addressing. in perfer,
confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
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May IS, 1867. ~
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&C. Hs iari.e attention TO tie adreI-
n.rn.nis! v slsc!. Mil L. Co.. Hagers.
Town, MI.. ~ saolhe, column. Persons
~;.hios anything il their line would do
" ell tn call and ex,n;na their exlen'ive
s!oss o! Groceries. &c. This firm con.
large wholesale and tail ssnblish-
n,sn,. and sell a, Baltimore prices.
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SUPERVISORS COURT.
SHEPnERDsIowN, Dec. 20. 1867

Board Of Supervisors met al 10 o'clock;
present. James Logic. Presiden'; Super
visors w. G. Butler, J. ID. Ssley, G. II.
former, J. II. Hsines.
James Logic. President Of the Board,
executed bond TO Barney On, for GER
tain parcel of land belonging 10 the Char
leslown and BerryviIe Turnpike Com
psny. sold by Thomas Rutherford, SUI.
psrluenden,.
Ordered. ,hs, the following bills be al.
lowed: S33,7O for deed books. &c; |.
r. Chaplne $3.50 Jury orders; +. w.
PolieIheld $500 Jury orders; Thomas
Hands !. 90 as witness State vs.. Burley;
Charles Warner so as witness State rs.
Burnley: J. n. Shell 200 for shovels snd
poker FOX Court House; L. G. Etchison
so for election expenses c, +. Stubs
500 for wiring agreement; s. V. q. Sri.
der 10000 for examining Assessors
Book.
Ordered. that C. E. Stubbs and W. G.
Bu,Ier be appointed committee 10 settle
with X. w. Baylor.
On motion, The Road Case wss coniin-
ucd until the 9Th OF January. 1868.
Adjourned.
JAMES Logic, Prest.
II. G.. ExTLER, Clerk.
rs The Old Guard, for January, j, receiv-
ed, and fully sus tains the reputation it has won
as second to no magazine in our country in pop
ulsr interest, while it is the abIest exponent Of
the true principles of Democracy. This dumbcr
opens with an article by the editor, on Tricks
of President. Making" followed by thrilling
historical romance, founded upon the fall Of the
Italian States. 1t is a romance Of great power,
translated expressly for the Old Guard, from
one or the most distinguished Of all the Italian
writers Of modern time. Mcntererde, and with
detail Of the arts 10 which tyranny resorts TO
destroy liberty, containing charming love sto-
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an article Of grea, interest, and the first chap
tiers Of an original novel, by Miss Nellie Mar
shsll, OF Kentucky, entitled dead Under tho
Roses" give promise Of one of the most fascina-
ting serials Of the current year. The first OF
Dr.. Van Evrie's new series OF articles on Types
OF Mankind, is on the Caucasian type, illus,ra-
ted with splendid colored picture Of a model
man Of our race. The article is of great inter-
est, and worthy Of preservation for reference on
this important subject. The Book Table and
the Editors Table, which are fully up TO the
mark fths best matter and style, close the
number, which is certainly one Of the ablest and
most interesting Of the Nsw-Year numbers Of
oil our magazines. Single copies, 25 cents;
$500 per year. Vsa EVris, Horton & Co No.
1863 Nassau strest, New York.
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A5- CorRr The Circuit Conf OF this
county, which had been in session 10 This
rlsce, for some ten days, adjourned on
Saturday afternoon last. Nothing Of any
.ys,is' importance was dons since our
las, re MORT
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e. We invite st,er ton 70 the real es
tar advertisement OF Nes.rsi Joseph A.
Crsp!ins. Wa. C. Butle. snd John E.
g h'rv. spseiai Gcmni'sioner.. This
!. - ,s'usble property and capitalists
vol d, gt'l n invt';.
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lS- We st- authorized t, stale tat re-
ts,n trip ttrksI-, over The BsItimo's and
. 10 K ilr".t. " I'll o. Issued 10 the Del.
.gS,r, iron, MS County who may wish
!, supaI the Drmocfa,.c CoEstraii'e
S:s,r Cnn,ct,nn, ~ be held al WHEEL.
iry, on Ihr & h Of January, 1865.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-28

A Jnc,or in England sdveriises in The
papers that he has re moved 10 s residence
near the graveyard. for the grssser con
venierce OF his patients.
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Millinery Goods
Look Out for the Kris Kindle

2pHE undersigned has just received a
< large supply Of Candies, Nut', Fruits,
and every thing nice Tor the Holidays.
Also Cakes, Wines, Oysters. &c. can
be had. Call 10 and gel supplied.
Dtc2l Jos. NJ Stontbrakcr.
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NOTICE..

0N and after the lst day Of January,
" 1868, &c the undersigned will charge
the following prices Tor saving; Sky
cents for inch measure and thirty We
cent, for running measure.
VIM. H. MARMADUKE,
RENTCH & MILLER.
December %, 1867. st
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t- DIVINE services were held in the
G,rn,n Reformed and Episcopal Chur,
ehe, On Chri.tnss Day.
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tL> rr Rev. +. Campbell will de-
irei hn ,sl.drrt ny q. pastor Of tie l.
,4r,e!Ifsl l,th,r,n Congregation t..
v,.tsn~ mnfn.ug al ii O'Clock 4. VI.
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FRESH DRUGS.

T AN now receiving FRESH SUPPLY OF
l. DRUGS, which l can sell very Iou having
purchased them at reduced prices. Physicians
will be furnished With medicines al very small
,drsncs o. city prices.
P. c. BURKHART.
December 81, 1867. n
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Ns. ri. being ilulida, week, sud
prr hsn!. t.>irp Advantage Of II, we sre
- ct. fnse r"mp'llrd {" deprive our read
-, al ~ u.u.l sm"sh 81 reading n~tter
s,is~rrl. w. .h-!l r,.ke smerds in
~ tire.
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fS, pinnr ,o-dsy ell o'clock and
4 :rioa 10 ni.tt, 2, The Fair rom.
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HO! FOR CHRISTMAS !!

HAVING just returned from the market, I
Ill have cow IN store good stock Of CLIO
THING. Large stock Of Mems and BOYS
Hats, GENTS FASHIONABLE HATS. La
dies Glove CslfBamoral Shoes and Sandel5,
Gents Furnishing Goods and NOTIONS in va
rely. Having purchased my goods since the
decline, the trade will do we'll 10 give me call,
as will insure bargains, Call in and examine
prices. LLOYD LlCkLIDER.
December 81, 1867. II
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CHRISTMAS is COMING
Christmas Goods al The Ladie,' Store.

CHRISTMAS is COMING !!
Christmas Goods al lie Ladie,' Store.
(1ALL ard exam inc our large and well-select-
" ed stock of Christmas Goods, comprising in
part as follows Linen Collars End Cuffs ,en,b.
and H. S. Handkerchlefs,
Breakfast ShawlS, NubiaS and Hoods,
Kid, Cloth and Berlin Gloves. Travelling Eos-
krts, SacheIs, Port Monaes, Ladies Compan.
ions, Bogwood, Jet md Fancy Jcwelry, Bog
wood and Pearl Sleeve Buttons, Fancy Bead
Necklaces. Hair Brushes, Dressing Combs, &c.
a splendid stock Of Ladies, Misses aud Chill
dreu's Cotton and Lambs Wool Hose.
FURS.-LadeS IN want Of these goods sre
specially requested to call and mine our stock
before purchasing Our stock Of
Millinery Goods
is complete We have on hand and make TO or
der all the latest styles Of Bonnets and Hats.
Bonnet aud Hat Frames, Feathers, Flowers,
Ribbons, sc. All the above goods have been
bought since tho decline in prices, and We are
confident that VIC can sell goods in our line at
lower figures than any other house in the coun-
y. RICHARD & NELSHANS.
December 81, 1867. II
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DIR. j. A. Clopton,
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TREATS WITH PERFECT SUCCESS
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JULY II, 1867.
Railroad, Insurance, Sc.

RALEIGH AND GASTON r.. X. Co.
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
Raleigh May 9th, 1867.
Change of Schedule on r. & G.. r. r.
ON AND AFTER MAY 9TH, 1867. TRAINS
" will run on r. &. G.. r. R. as follows daily ::
Mail train lraves Raleigh, 93Oa m
" Arrives at Weldon $50 o. m
't {" leaves Weldon at 1880 M
Arrives at Raleigh, $50 p. m.
Freight train arrives at Raleigh $50 D. m
g " leaves " $50 a. m
The mail trains make THROUGH connections
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May 9, 1867. 20-tf.
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May Is, 1867,
DODD,s MINERAL SPRING.


THE SUBSCRIBER, AS AGENT OF MR.
DODD, takes this method of stating that he II
now prepared to receive visitors at this
Celebrated Mineral Springs;
and that he has tickets to sell, al reasonable
price ---..- 49, so ,y ~ 4ls.ssyt
The Mineral properties of the water OF this
Spring are of q superior quality, and Is one Of the
most popular Springs In the State.
For the information of the pnblic, annex the
Analysis of the Dodd Spring from the Report Of
Professor Emmons, our late State Geologist:
The Dodd Spring has temperature Of 90 deg,
air being 7S. The solid matteri in gallon amounts
to 16 grs. In pint it contains:
Organic matter, 90
Carb of Lime, "a
g. Carb of Magnesia, 10
Besides the foregoing, we obtained both the
chlorides of Lime and Magnesia, the latter In q
large trace u a
Tickets for the Season, IS 90, spd can be had
either at the gate or at the various Hotels dfthe
city, OF from the Agent. Price OF adH1s6ion
without tickets, ten cents.
The gates viii be opened st al times sniehtsnd
day. e z
The Spring Is convenient to al the psinelpsI
Hotels Of the City.
Raleigh, April IS, 1857. ls-7wts
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Important to the People.

Important to the People.
A. w. FRAPS,
DEALER IN FURNITURE,
West Side Fayetteville Street,
Nert to Mahler's JeaOel,y Store, and opposite the
Market,
INVITES ATTENTION FROM CITY AND
country to his large and elegant stock of furniture,
on hand and to arrive, consisting of complete
chamber Sets, Mattresses OF various designs and
qualities, suitable for Cottage or Palace. His
supply of SOFAS, PARLOR, DINING ROOM
and OFFICE CHAIRS, DC, DC, is not excelled
in the StIte
DERTAKING
He respectfully announces that he has added to
his other busiress, that of Undertaking. and is
now ready to supply those who may require them,
Coffins of any desired quality. He has the best
material for woodwork elaborate silver plain
mountings, plating, etc, and new HEARSE, of
modern pattern and finish. He is therefore in con-
dtion to furnish everything requisite for funeral
occasions and will attend to all orders for his
vices, in this line, with promtitule.
October, 26th. 95-tf